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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

An Austrian priest, on. Braun, of the
diocese Of Passua,) has been excommuni-
Gated for refusing to read in his church
the bull in reference to the Immaculate
Conception. He has published book, in
which he states that thousands of
priests" if they dared, would speak and
act as be has.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

A pocket-book containing $4,000 was
found in Montreal, and being American
money, the American consul in that city
sent communication to Mayor Vaux, of
Philadelphia, notifying him Of the fact.
Who is tho owner?
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

NORMAL ScHooLs.-A proposition is
on foot for the establishment Of Normal
Schools, for the instruction and qualifca-
ton of Teachers for the duties Of their
profession. A bill for that purpose, divi.
ding the State into twelve Normal School
districts, passed. The schools are to pos
sess the following requisites An area Of
ground of not less than ten acres-the
necessary building to contain a Hall of
sufficient size to comfortably scat one
thousand persons-lodging rooms and re-
fectories for the accommodation Of at least
800 students. Each school is to contain q
library for the free use Of the students !;
also, a philosophical apparatus, &c. The
faculty is to be composed Of six Professors
Of known ability and education; the
school to be under the supervision Of a
board Of Trustees.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12
THE CHRONICLE.
FRIDAY. JUNE IL, IS5,
Building Associations.

In many cities and towns, associations
are formed, Of individuals contributing a
certain sum monthly to a general fund,
which is loaned at certain periods to the
person Offering the largest premium and
giving the Association ample first security
on real estate for the money. The sums
thus raised, are devoted solely to paying
for or building dwellings. In this manner,
say one dollar per month is contributed
by each member, in way that insures
for some one dwelling monthly, or
in that proportion; and in addition to
the improvement effected, the premi-
ums, fines, &C., are put in the general
fund. When the fund reaches a certain
sum, i. is divided, and each member rea.
Lies an equal share Of the profts-each
ones loans, of course, being returned to
him as his share. Good houses are often
thus secured by persons of small capital.
Many-youug and old, male and female
are induced in this way to save what
would otherwise be lost, and those who in
vest realize more than simple interest.
Money deposited can be withdrawn if des.
red, with little difficulty.
The effect of these Associations Of we'll
managed) can but be beneficial, to individ-
uals and to town. We have heard de-
sire expressed for something Of the kind in
Lcwisburg, and solicit from any person
who has had experience, statement Of
facts and of views respecting the plan.
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iRsucr to RIDDLE IN Chronicle 29M uh
"Thc great whale that swallowed Jonah.-A
Reader of the Evangelical Messenger
a Fish.-M.A.A."
Answer to QUERY in last Chronicle.
A dozen dozens is SOD
A half dozen of dozens QiD is II
The difference" then, is 792
Answered by CIR, Lewisburs; X F u, East
Butfaloe; and II p a.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

A man whose appearance indicated that
he was staggering from the excessive
weight Of brick in his hat, being asked
if he was Son Of Temperance, replied,
"(hic) no, no relation-pot even (hic)
acquaintance ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

At Cleveland, Tcnnessee,on the evening
Of - ult., Mr.. W. D. MKee, principal
Of the Georgetown Academy, in that State,
was married to Miss Mary Roberts; and
at midnight, during the rejoicing of the
bridal party present, he fell dead in their
midst.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

is now owing to that paper the enormous
SUN Ur eTo,ooo fUr UauA euUsciirsIons.
announces that hereafter the business of
the establishment will be conducted on
strict cash principles.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

The mercantile failures in the United
States in the year 1856, are reported at
2,7O5 swindling failures, 1873 ; merchants
in precarious condition, 400. This of
course embraces only the most prominent
classes of merchants.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12


Brigham Young, the hoary old polyga-
mist of Utah, is member, in full fellow
ship, of the Democratic party; and Bern
hcisscl, the many-wivcd delegate from the
Mormon country, participated as an active
and accepted Democrat in the ceremonies
of the Inauguration Of Buchanan. Per-
haps the staunch Democracy of these pol
ygamists may account for the supinencss Of
the administration in Furnishing the crimes
and rascalities known to have been CON-
mitted by the Mormons in Utah.
SMALL BUsINEss.-Shortly after the
induction of the present P. NJ. General,
the Barre Post Office was taken from a
Lady and given to Ephraim Z. E.French, Esq.
This ungallant and ungcnerous act pro-
duccd universal dissatisfaction, and every
voter in town, eighteen (out Of about four
hundrcd) excepted, petitioned for resto-
ration Of the lady to the ofhce-but in
vain! N. B-The President is a crusty
old BACH Vermont Watchman.
Judge Pearson of Harrisburg, has deci-
ded that landlords were bound to accom-
moaate all persons who asked for it, SO
long as they had room; that it made no
difference if the applicant was person Of
mistrustful appearance-taverns were re-
garded by the law as places for the accom-.
modation of travellers, and their proprie-
tors had no right to turn any away, nc
matter whether they thought them able to
pay for their lodging or not.
A Rumseller was lately hauled up in
Vermont and fined. He grumbled bitter
ly at the Temperance men as being very
short sighted. He said he had really beer
at work in their cause-that he already
had got the old soakers to drink liquol
that was at least half water, and would
after while, if let alone, have had them
drinking pure water without knowing it.
| -o1H>------.--,----->---~~--
The highest price ever given for horst
of which there is any authentic account
was paid in 1851, for a race horse thai
brought 49,, 500.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

LOOKING GUILTY.-Nothing can be
more absurd than the idea Of Shocking
guilty" proving guilt. An honest man
charged with crime is much more likely to
fender, who is generally prepared for the
event, and has his face " ready made" for
the occasion. The very thought Of being
suspected of anything criminal will bring
the blood to an innocent's man cheek in
nine cases out of ten. The most "guilty
looking" person We ever saw was man
arrested for stealing horsc-which turn
ed out to be his own property !-Boston
Iuper.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

The editor of the Iowa Reporter calls,
with steutorian voice, for ladies to come
West He says: "Thc last census re-
port shows that there are 1910 more
males than females in Iowa. This was
taken in June, and does not include the
spring or fall emigration. We are now
minus at least 10000 ladies to make up
our quota ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

p I. BARNUM, VIC see it stated in the
New York Tribune, has had run Of bad
luck on his recent visit to England. He
took with him on that adventure "little
Cordelia Howard" the Eva Of the play Of
Uncle Tom, and Tom Thumb. But both
"Eva" and "the General were as good
as failures. To add to his misfortunes,
Barnum took sick, debts followed in his
wake, and bailifs pressed him on all sides.
1t is Mr.. BIS irtension to return home,
take the benefit Of the Bankrupt law, and
then, like Mr.. Micawber, wait for some
thing to turn up"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

Tho toad is regarded by the French
gardeners as al invaluable assistant. Four
or five of these fat, lazy fellows, will help
keep garden free from bugs, warns and
Q,oS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12
Mai. Mccullough has again emphati

Maj. Mccullough has again emphati-
cally declined the GOvcrnorship of Utah.
The President appointed Joseph A Wright
of Indiana, Minister to Berlin, in place of
Mr. Koon. Henry G. Murphy, Of New
York, Minister to Netherlands vice Bel
mont. VIM. A. Richardson, Of Illinois,
Governor Of Nebraska, vice lizard; Isaac
4. Diller, of Illinois, Consul at Bromen,
vice IIilderbrand; VIM. Thompson, Of
New York, Consul at Southampton, vice
Croskey Gabriel G.. Flcurot, Of New
York, Consul at Bordeaux.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

Is it not much better to break colts 10
the halter while young, than to wait - is
usually done, till they are nearly one ysal
cd !
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

Lice on hogs show careless feeder,and
neglect of their comfort. A pig wants
regular feeding, thrice daily by the clock.
A dry lodging place, with plenty Of clean
straw, changed once week. A pig thus
treated never becomes lousy. But when
they become lousy by neglect, dose Of
sulphur in the feed, and washing with
tobacco water about the parts of the body
most infested, will effect cure.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

An intelligent and reliable friend, who
visited the Kentucky State Exhibition last
Autumn, says he was there Informed that
the animals which took the first premium
for "Fat Cattle" had been fattened on
the Chinese Sugar-eaue. If this be so, it
is an important item OF information.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

ENCOURAGING THE GROWTH OF SUGAR.
A benevolent old gentleman in Massa-
chusetts, named Hurd, recently died and
bequeathed by his will $1,000 to each Of
four New England States, viz. Maine,
Massachusetts,, New Hampshire, and Yer
mont, to be judiciously invested and the
income thereof to be applied yearly in
giving prizes to promote and encourage
the manufacture and refining ofsugar with
In those States.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

CooL.-Ths New York Express, which
during the last Presidential election was
continually boasting Of Fllniore's hi-
umph, has the following paragraph in re-
ply to fling Of the New York News, as to
the folly Of "Sam:"
"Thc News ought to know that the
nomination of Mr.. Fillmore, and the votes
cast for him, by party and citizens who
had no prospect of success, and no hope Of
reward, gave its own candidate the ascen-
doncy, and its own party tho victory.
Perhaps that may be put down as one Of
'Sam's absurdities,' but it docs not look
we'll for the Ne9s to say so."
It may probably be better termed one
of ",Sdsv's rascalities."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

After the people Of Lawrence told act
ing Gov. Stanton, that they would never
obey the bogus laws he was sent to the
Territory to enforce, he has been e1amin-
ing those laws, and emphatically pronoun-
ccd his opinion that "many Of them arc
damnable." He concluded to "wait till
Walker comes, and let Walker manage it,"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

There are now eleven English and on,
German Free State papers in Kansas.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

WHIsTLINa-The man who don't be-
licve in whistling, should goa step furth-
er, and put a muzzle on bobolinks and
mocking birds. Whistliug is a great in
stitution. 1t oils the wheels of care, and
supplies the place Of Sunshine. A man
who whistles has good heart under his
shirt front. Such man not only works
more willingly than any other man,
bu. he works more constantly. A
whistling cobblcr will earn as much mon
ey as cordwainer who gives way to low
spirits and indigestion. Mean or avari.
cious men never whistle. Who ever heard
Of whistler among the sharp practition.
ers Of Wall street? We pause for an an
swer. Tho man who attacks whistling,
throws a stone at the head of hilarity, and
would, if he could, rob June Of its roses
August of its meadow larks. Such man
should tc looked tc tc-A!gany Times
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12
RIDDLE.

There was man of Adams race
Who had a certain dwelling place,
II neither was in heaven, earth, or hell,
Nor any other place where man doth dwell.
Puzzling friend, can you conceive
Who he was, and where did he live!
Answer Is requested. NJ. 4. a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

Land speculation at the west has become
aperfect madness. At land Office in
Iowa, to open on Monday of last week, sew.
eral men planted themselves at the door
On ,he Saturday previous, remaining there
nisnt aud day until Monday, and when
inc door opened fifteen hundred men rush.
- ~ some receiving serious injuries
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

DESTRUCTION OF CArERPILLARs.-in
Andover, Mass, last year, IS were offered
as reward to the boy who would destroy
the largest number of eaterpillars' nests
in consequence of which, over 1000 nests
were destroyed. This year, SIS are Offer
ed in similar premiums. Could not some
thing of this kind be done elsewhere
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

A WARNINd.-The Pension Office has
received information that James G.. Mes.
bit, who was convicted, in 1853, Of forg.
ing pension papers, and sentenced to six
years Imprisonment, died in the States
prison, at Auburn, N. Y, q few days
since. It is understood that his death
was caused by grief and modification, as,
before his conviction of this offence, be
had been highly respected for his intcgri.
ty and talents, and was quite distinguish
cd as lawyer. His history furnishes q
sad lesson upon the danger Of swcrving
from the strictest integrity.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

PROVIDE FOR THE TURNIP CRoP.-
Next month will be the time to put in seed
for large supply Of roots for feeding next
Winter. Do not use up all the ground
for other purposes. Five hundred to
thousand bushels Of ruta baga turnips can
be grown on an acre, and how can you get
more or better Winter food for your stock
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12
Kansas Matters.

A SOUTHERN OPINION UpeN AN In.
PoRTANr QUESTION. The Richmond
South scouts the suggestion Of Governors
Walker and Stanton that the Constitution
to be formed by the approaching &c parte
Convention for Kansas, will be submitted
to The people. 1t says: "Thc C0nvcntion
haSho authority to submit It's arork to The
popular approval. Nor can Congress re-
jcct its Constitution, except on the condi-
ton that it is incompatible with repub-
lican form of government. Such being
the aJsurdity and iUeyaHty Of the PROPOSE.
tion to submit the Constitution of Kansas
to the inhabitants Of the Territory, We
have right to affirm, in view of the fact
that the Convention is under the absolute
control of the Pro-Slavcry party, that if
Kansas be lost to the South, it will be
the result of the unjust aud unwarrantable
interference of the Federal Government"
The Border Rr6ian Democracy in Kan
sas, is not yet extinct. The following no.
ticc was put under the door Of Mr.. Sut-
ton, at Willow Springs:
APRIL 20, 1857.
Mr.. srrToy: You will oblise Division 1, Council H.
national democratic party, by leaving d. sbide
the consequences. X. sUKESHOT, Secretary.
On the back of the letter was the draw.
ing of a pistol. Mr.. Sutton is one of
three brothers who were driven from their
claims last summe. by the border Rufians,
who burned one of their houses, stole
their horses, and confscated their crops.
They wintered in Illinois, and this spring
returned to take possession of their old
claims. They are said to be peaceable
men, members of the Methodist Church.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

At an Old Folks Concert, in East Will
ton, N. H., Caleb Putnam, about eighty
years Of age, led the choir.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

4nsucr to RIDDLE In Chronicle 29M uh.
"Thc great whale that swallowed Jonah.-A
Reader of the Evangelical Messenger
"A Fish.-M.A.A.'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

Answer TO QUERY in last Chronicle.
A dozen dozens is Std
half dozen of dozens QiD is II
The uaitTerence- then, is 1872
.---.I -, rP a,r;Shnr-. r East
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
PUBLIC MEETINGS.

METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
TIE Commissioners met yesterday at their rooms In
White street and considerable business In the way Of
removals and appointments was done. There was Q
very large attendance of persons anxious 70 serve the
city, they all feeling very sangune that the decision Of
the Court OF Appeals would be favorable TO the new
law.
Some thirty persons were dismissed for inmbordina.
ton and the following named persons were appointed
for the Sixteenth, Eighteenth and Twentieth Wards.
APPOINTMENTS james Hurley, sesane's Poioti Horace
Biz. n, Try Otter Dewitt C. suh, Henry Foss John H.
Tutu.r Peter Bosart W. J. Williams. yoeob Bnm.ed,
Weed Nhn Howe, Mstthias Brun, Jsuss w. Bradley, j. Z
Brooke. G. H. Taylor, Cbss w Little, james Alderman, "
samuel Jepness A. &. ssddep John C. Barker John Per-
kins Russell Meyers. James Gsisrd, James o. Finch,
Imp T. Hunt A. b. Msrston, T. Bsnhed, Joseph No
maine W. Church Thomas Wilson Oscar Van Tsssei,
Robert Smith, Henry Wsert b. Lsmson Benjamin Ls~snce
Jcrcn ish Betty Van HAGEN. Alexander Linchbsek Ben
Burre1 H. Sickle, Robert Brown, T. Chutkovsh KsncH
Ryan.
The following Is letter from DIR. Bigelow in regard
10 the condition " Officer Crofut:
To SIMEON DsApEs E.q, P,es,dsnt Of tie NJ Police Cow
n;s-ioaeys; -,
DfAs ss have report 70 honorable body thfouss
Cspt,in HART the Gaze Of Mr. Cro Yesterday MI o. wc
more feeble and bis symptoms somewhat wo.s than they bad
been for DAYS previous thought sdnssoS ad oASa
In Prof William Parker D. In consntaton. Dr r. coroo-
GRATED ny views Of Mr. c. and said that he regarded me nv
rst!on quite precsrous and that he should not
out Of dap ger fT was 20 fntimasey
connected with his brain. To-day Mr. tss more com,
Portable but ret regarded Indispensable 10 hs case AMI
nth this hope for the most desirable results =.
Your obedient J. r. BiegLow, n "
K,ur. Yoyk June q 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS.

The usual weekly meeting Of the Ten Governors
was held yesterday afternoon, at the Rotunda.
The question respecting the politics Of the employees
under the Governors was called up. Reports fromths
Wsrdens were handed in by the Wsrdens but ~
some Of the reports not complete they were sem
back Aner ..me discussion, il was decided that IN
male employees Of the Board be requested TO stat
their pclitcs and the result to be reported 70 tn'
Board BY the Wardens.
vote Of thanks was received from the Common
Council Of Boston Tor allowing the children Oh ran
das islard 10 visit them the celebration Oh inc
The spm of I50 was appropriated for the celeors-
ton Of the ith Of July by the children on ksnds''s
bland. ,.. r.,;.s,;o,. t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
couRT CALENpAR-TBIs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURr-Trial Tem.-Nos.i 732, sn8,
sl ess IIo no. 1881 1915 1919 1852 1851 1873 1874 1890
l7 l4g 1882 1873 49, 1872 1876 1871 No 1907 Ifs nss
lis ltg1 1853 1891 1904 1919 1920 1875 1929 1852 lsj it,
1886 1856 1857 1874 l5 1852 1870 1885, 1852 1884 1874 1858
le+D. - IN N,
~ a. 81 inclusive. .o.. o.-. -.
SUPREME CoURr. CIRcUrr.--Nos 1854, 1913, ~.
$780, 7.o Sos PCS 7 9 9s 94 9i5 96, o7, 9e $40, s9i.
ga, s25, s27 us. - .u an
SrPRExE CoURr-Specia Term.-Nos 70, l60,
2I us i5 49, 49, 1874 2i l74 H. i6, 800 49, i7s io0'
l4S 1877. - 80. an.
inclusive 1891, 65i, 1919.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
couRT OF APPFALs-JuSr g. 1857.

Argument Of No. concluded. No. z, Bakely agt.
Aldrieb argued Mr. Nicholas HI for spp Mr. ~ Phelps
6r reset No Hsyner James argued Mr. W. A. Beach
for fpr't Mr.. Nicholas HUI for respt - - -. =. -. q.
Calender for 24th-No. H. Is ~, II, 49, 49, BR " ~, 70 ~
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at 81 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
cor-R- OF SPECIAL sTssIO Ns-JUSE 3-Before Justices
- OsRoss and CossELLY.

Rarely have Witnessed the hsi oil thls oourl 90
S.r .ked "a /, was this morning The corner devoted 70
- bpu,an beings charged with yi1ion Of tns avs
VA ana arnnsd IL almost literal overflow Elte sa.
- - 'sjSrsd ,raussre.soF while every available seat
IA aB, vsry ;andre point from which sZht Of me pro
eeedu1. could b. bad we're occupied ~.th 49, -,
Honor. o.born tna Connolly Fortunately the morning wa
cor, cool and tns atmosphere q the ROOM therefore
ou,s r,b Ri we could not repless The sugfeson now
t.r,te xSnd be TIE condition Of mere reporter IA sIsn
nom stsarirz with the fetie o'es-H VI e'''
George Roger: pleaded guilty TO stealing rom fFsa
sries Taylor coat vest pant<oos ~ oS, rersried -
hi. osrss that his "a, the second ne Se had been coz;
yirt,d i.si a. 80. TWO months They found him gully AMI
..,.e-e.s -, - ~ peritcr,ia-v for riI months
Thomas Gallagher pleaded gaiiy 70 ssssa4' sLa os'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIoNs-Jrsr Is Be.

BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssI0NS-JusE 25-Betofe
Judse MORRIS srd Associates ENaOss and ScBooNH .kER
This Court assembled yesterday morning, when the
c. mt proc ed.d 20 mpsnnel The following Grand Jury
Chsrl.s Kelley. foreman; y b. Evans Brown Ahsl
Pos. A. GIaves, Henry fancy, VIM Collins Chss >
Yoob Peter Kelly John Cheney Aaron stoIer Robert WOOD
inf Hsrold Doner Eunry Duncan Josepn FED, Lewis "
Baldwin David Fi,msn and Bernard Boyle
II. District Attorney announced that al witnesses IN cnns
before hs Court must be present On THURSDAY morning
10 o'cloct. -, o.r H.
. the usual points he gred % charge upon BY
the briefly referring u the law n such eass NJ tnea
charge the Excise sw, az '0o"s
ara also required geutemen 20 call your attention u an
act pesssd BIZ the st Legstufe entitled An At 70 sup
rreg uteu and regulate the Sale Of iutoxcsns
lquors This act has been the subject Of much dseuson
la efs and eerets-ts pedencg and iiencyts
prsteabity and imprsocsbItyhaye been severely can
yased AL ques.ioLs however have nothing % DO with
yoEr duties duties Of this Court We must execute the
law find it, irrespective u al questions which do not az
feet its validity.
eetan you legal exposition Of the hereto
fore passed upon that subject However interesting such
review mgh be antiquarian, would al you but little
the dis barge dues brf review OF the act re-
rr.d % however have doubt viii relieve you Of some
e.srrsn mt, and facilitate the performance Of your ADots
There 20 have been uest msapprehepron ~ 1ne
miDds Of who have ezpoN2ded this aw Is ~ rs us'
purpor. and legal effect This copied from ,ne gu
else Law, but leaves cot the very provision "nSn
act validity, snd has substituted entirely new " "
enforcement. .,f.,.
IAN oreLs.s ssafrst tie cd 4w were eeeeed % % Ss1s
EssIeIs, I-L4ltsst y Ike sd Sryfssl1S-- '' v