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CIefhiua, FURNISHING C5ooNe {,

NkoItIINy, 4uLNlSlI!tH oO0US, "
unequalled in extent AID beauty BY that CIV
Iether establishment in tie United States. no
Convinced Of this statemet, it is only necessao
cal! and examine. Our immense sales are brit
about by the simple fact hing known. that the *
we place upon goods is Uniformly low, and the ov
of each article is guarantee what it is reprc,cnto
be. Perfect satisfaction What re aim at in dsn
with our customers.
All our clothing is marfactured at our estab.
ment, No. AL Broadway New York, under II,
mediate superintendent, Of one Of our firm 4
spares no pains in securig the most desirable :.
of goods. 1t is with thu fullest confidence of lr
able to give satisfaction that we invite nil who =
be in want OF articles iuur line to call and exale
our assortment.
The following is only partial list Of articles
froch ard Dress Coa.-French and English bl,
cloth dress and frock cts do do. blue, brown 4.
berry and green clsth fcks do do black. muIhl
brown, olive, and goide brown cloth PolEas Fr(,'
and English black antancy coored cloth WALL,
coats: llimalaya fur, (w STYLE, J sac; French H.,
mulberry, and olive clh opera sacs; do bI,cl, j
fancy coorcd doesllin hion sacs: dotxtra sI,nere
drab and fancy colore. walking coat: cod,inot
gray, mixed, and silverray sacks andpolkas. F.,
black, blue brown, ar olive beaver lac and fra
coats do blue, brownand silyer-cray. Whitney 3
coats; do. Labrador various colols to turn :,
coats; do snperine dub cloth and bcwer waIkir
coats: French and Enesh black superllc cloth 50
ana walking coats; dolue, brown, aIa drab nil,
cloth sacs.
Cooks.-Blne and bek cloth cIoaks, every qua
.ty; black and blue pit cloth cloths.
y variety of Vests every quality aid patterr
also every variety and uality of Pan,aloos.
Geatlemens Furnisi,g Goo1s-Linen nd cotto
shirts, all qualities; Geek and cotton hickory an
night shirts, all qualiti all wool and suer ribhc
shirts; ganzc mcrino, cotton, Lsle thread, and fan
uc shirts; socks Of evy quality.
Boys and Childres CIoJting.-Consisinc {
lrocks, polkas, sacs, jkets, overcoats, paltaloon
tests, and coaks, of esry quality.
Also every variety ocloves suspenders oivariou
trS. cravats and hafkcrchiels Of every quality.
Also trunks, valises, umbrellas.
IIna rubber goods ocvery description.
| ~ One prize for Gods, and no deoiation. -
| Twisting the city, 0 not fail to cali on
! ALFREI MUNkOE & co,
! Fcbv :sAiagazine St., New Orleans
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ADVOCATE soON Hpnrx,x

ih proprietors OF the Advocate hav, purcha
/. new and splendid assortment of
BOOK BINDING .K1TERlZe
irepared to execute orders in their i. IN ~,
Unsurpassed in the State, and on teri ba, mus
btisfActory
gaines, pamphlets. newspapers, pqic dorm
ni music, blank books etc, can be tue, ont r.
santial and beautiful manner. '"s .
:. proprietors respectfully invite the,raei
s,lAsir establishment and give .hat;o, oel 4
oh.b necessary to take 70 be Coz OF
pfoAeness of giving them share - DC,
HATCH e. JE1 as the 81
A. PIKE, General |,
- Rouge, Louisiana, ImI +
ven r Purchase and Entry offer Ill Il
2. srmatipn Gratis. 'heyL.E
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Eleventh. Judicial District.

WADE II. UOUdI, of Caldwell, Dist Atty
lScmposod ofthc hrshcsof Catahoula, Caldwell
ID trahlin. The Juy and Probateterms are held
IS iollos:
CATH O Ia
Jury 'erms-2nd Mndny of Apriland November
frobae Terms, 2nd'loaday Of JUNE and January.
T. Sam, Sherff;C. c. Dulic, Clerk.
CA Id w FILL
Jury Terls. lst Mondy Of May and December.
Probate Lrms st Monday Of July and February.
D. Mndeville, Shlrif; r. Duckworth, Clerk.
FRANK LIN.
Jury Term, Sd Monda' Of March and Octoiye r---~-
Probate Trims. Sd Mnday of Ma and Dccemb
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IA. HENDERSON d co.
CUCCRs to Littleohn and Hende or, Whole
, saleers, No. 6a Magazine at, 'nrner Q
NatchdN lrleans.
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II yOu want a GOOD PAPER subscriber
ssTEIs; NATA Hon.

Tie most ppnlar weekly IN America, VI has
imlneditely upon its issue, sprang into
Immense Circuiatton.
This rapid sccess is Unprecedented in the h,v Of
journalism, and can only be accounted for the
fact that Il, pgoprictors have employed, with re.
gard to cXrnSc, the
SRR WRITERS OF AMERICA.
Tie Naoa is the o"tg paper which contathe
witty, humrous and sde-splitting sketches dat
conlical gtius, and
UNEIyALLED ECMORIST,
KNIT RUSS OCkSIDE, NJ. d
of which iics, one sketch is worth the whole, rs
subscripil
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AN n

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POLL Il HOPKINS,

MISSION NEKCHANTN'
No. Ct. Charles Street. NeworIan
nEUG N5DIClNEs, &c:.-1Le Un d
~ signde.ps constantly select stool; I
pure DrIredicines andchemicals, and
Prepared Iii orders for country physician
and famil With promptitude, at the lowe
rates. DAalsoi in patent Medicines, Dy'
S.u;fs. Pas, OILS, Brushes, and Fcrf'
meries. E. KALTElER,
Levee SIT, between Saraparn and
pAiIi7[, Fourth District, New Or
leans 40-tf.
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
100000 yyortsi OF Easligoma
Clothing. a. Retail.

1 LfRED MLNitOE y cos. ZONE PRICE s: ;
n No. 81 Magazine Sired, corner ot Gravicr. q
would inform our friends, and the public in g.l.
hat our present stock of
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JOIN y. W 'z 4 kfOV
CMNISSIAN MERCHANT,
(LAr N'MAHoS i PEARsALL,)
7Eamp st. New Orleans. n

cHE UNDERSIGNED, frnerIy of 322 Ran pai
street. gives notice to his humorous friends al
Ptrons, that heha5 nearly pac periectlng his arranc
tnts to his ndy and largo establishment, where h
+ now on hand and shall continue to keep mo-
hutlful and complete ASSIGNMENT OF both young an
bwn Fowls, Of the foIlowi e breeds, viz; red, but
{ck, white, dominique, Ptley Palmer and Marsl
pnghacs OF Imperial Chin.sc, Royal Cochin China
lton Chna9, Brahmah Fookas, (Bennct stock
ttagongs black and s,angled Polands VIII
cutta Prgssau and Wild Indian Mountain Fow
Sglsn i,c'. g,,..'.;loi. a4ta -.sav Suma'
(an, Sumatnl Pheasant, Yalacca and several
her game varieties.
ALso-Mlllesex, Lincohire Essex and Suffolk
r., from two months to am three years old
bne Kong, Bremen and We GINA Geese. White !
le,5ury crested Or Polan)ucs
All of the above pigs, Is, &, will be sold at
kselable rates. and aye lrrand pure and the
81 il the country, troy - OF b own importation
IN China, England N ohr plas, Or from spcci-
Fns which tog1 ~ preIumis the last years
Nv england Exhibition
|Apply by letter u otherwe, to
A. WRLO DE GRUY,
\ % Cent? Street, New p.ieanor on Jersey.
|t,re,t, betkeen Eighth an Nint,trects, Fourth I
|ii-tict, fcfnelly Lafayette whererchascrs, and
the 2ublis in general, are Invited tall ayJ EXAM
lne lis stock and Judge tortb-mses. q. |,
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w elhboroush, Pa. Agitator.

pEET, Sims, & CO.. Who,esale dealer in D.
L Goods, Nc. IS Magazine street New Orleans.
ewOrleans. Feb S, 1854.
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1E7r0sS & StilWel.

IVHOLIE and retail dealers in fine f'shlon-
W abId 81, No. 10, Magazine street, corner
of Comm <Dheans.
wevo1 pectfully invite our customers hLdr
and purch| generally in want of fine fash 'VpHI
n.bIs clo.E, all and examine our large wv
Oh
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son"s ''.e" nv "':n 'es''iso .. "e," y
,'Aa r'' ' ~ q S'N'0 'As'-'''e HIS IL '''i'0 -
oel'..' ,''5''l'
Ihi'So'S VI ALE ooNi hhAoA.
or conSu'npnve hapl'S' are restored pF 'iis
use OF q hoft'e or TWO TO t,oom ana 'r"F
changing the skin, from aPale yellow s'eAly
color, to a beautiful fond complexion.
/ 10 TIE Sii'''' Dep
lh'Se are some "a '"e S"i 49, 1o,ss
ehe''s l'I"'"Ic" .! G"ilt i.'I.I:,, - 'Ao''o
VIZ: WEAKNESS q INC '''''h - - Ga,, 80
the hea1' o'ihf.Ss V' sign ia.. - r. p'''n
power l"I !'1,'l'oh 0, 'hoG 49,. ,' aaasu,
nervous ''!'l""''''F' "''.e ell , 4 'poPs,
GestNe L"iic'l""S' ae"''' .h;l:.". ,,e
Oh c"lis"ih'""" '|' onoS 'N ''''
Mentally t'e ,ea'',H meI,t.
are much to re dIe'ofa. 20 'N 'i'e NY
confusion OF ''e''>, depression % '.tl'' Il
iofeNoa!'2, 'N,' "'h 80 H',,''''' 0''''s''' '''-
mon, love 81 S'.''4' ,''h'd,'s' e. are >'''i,'
OF Inc ''i'S l'T"'"'t'I ~ '''.> ''''''''e''
BIZ oi'H Co-'I.-ti lain" D. >.'-'it"H
shoulJ reflect dat Il soun mind and BODY
are the most necessary requisites to promote
connuh'al happiness indeed without. these,
the Journey through lie becomes weary
/ pirrimage-thtp prospect hoarr darke", the
view; the mind becomes sn"ddo"cd with
despair and filed WIN the melancholy re
Fiction Il bat The happiness OF others becomes
! l.sSI,t
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pILCuEItOODRICH & Co. Cotton Fa,
tors Al Commission Merchants,
h9sarondelet Corner Union
ltreet. New Orleans.
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IlHEAP But IMPORTANT INSl RANCE Eook
y papors and Bank Attes ATE never covered by
Policy OF Insurance. aud lctther Narc 10 The owneru
sometimes greater than dat d bis stock oi cadis.
whichi The only safe ,ran for the iotiher ia arca
bic >nfe. HicIi'- Improved Patent SGan'andcr saie
is unsurpassed il it is cqualcd hy sny other article
Known IN the United State ior ;siredei' ing Guae.
The ,esiinoniasin proof OF this Will not be queftoned
by auy who will TAX" he trouble 10 investigate thor
onri.y aud fairly IN several instances, tho subsci
hon mas sold safes t.ose ylo had lost enough, either
y conti.ng in the old STYLES Of iron chests, or by
wing e cost of chest safe, 10 pay ior twenty Or
two Ls.ndrcd lafce safes. hnes rIadc 10 those who
have no; Learned SUCH expensive lessons arc much
r.ore gratifying ard the advertiser would therefore
invite all whose booif the mercy OF the consul
ming element, 10 cali 4.id examine The testimonials
above named. Hcisthe sole agent here Of the Iaau
,actureTs, and the only holder Of -aamsnder Safcs
marked ''Wildeis Patent is always tho gcnnins
ar.ss.e, by 1homsocver lasde.
I ISAAC ERTr CT Ts-sfr.rsns.
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NAAiSoN = KEN, SO. y Neville sl-cs,
N y Tween C4 sJ , and Eoya sc b.
Mattresses, looking Glasses, Hai ,aib C,i tfsil
Glue, Sc, Sc =, ~ Hair
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LOSS OF MEMORY.


Confusion, gld,.ir ess, rush Of Hool. to the
head, mclancno.y debility, hysteria wretch
edness, tbpu"nts Of sc!f-lestruction. tear II
insanity, dyspepsia, genera! prostration, mr.
tabiIlt,, Nervousness, inability to sleep, Gig-
case incidcnt.to TemaIes, decay Of the pro,
or atinc functions, Lystefia. vague tcrrtar.
l'aInitation of the heart, impotency, .cons.i-
patton, etc. from whatever cause arising t
as if there is any reliance TO be placed Cd
on human testimony, absolutely infa.IibIe.
A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALE
Woman, the most fragile as well as tn
iairest portion Of animated nature. viii find
this her sures reliance in all the difficulties.
radical or incidental, to which her structure
is liable: while in cases Of nervous headache,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, nervous me!ancholy,
hrsteria, feebl9ness, nervous trembling, in-
cipent paralysis, slceplessnesss unnatural IN
ritabili,y, fainting fiji, seplepsy, weakness 81
the back, general prostration, palpit:tion .:
the haart, lassitude, mental incidence. s..gc,
i,sNs'tctSsare as certain and Uniform al the
ola mathematical calculation
MARRIED PERSONS,
ETwers viii find this. sensisl after the,
sNhtsed 4 bottle 1.-Two. IL ti,o,o,,ci 70
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Tuos.s ia" !, Surgeon kn.ist. No
. i. ra.Je ssae Iskarr<t raresf Y. 0.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-05-16

inflicted upon any Of his enemies who might have
fallen into his power. We need not, however,
insist upon this part of the case. The atrocities
which have been perpetrated on the Kings behalf
In the State prisons of Naples and the Islands
so Incredible, so degrading to human nature, that
the meanest wretch in the British Islands may.
when he lies down to rest, humbly thank his Ma
ker that he is not as Ferdinand, King of the Two
Sicilies But, admitting all this. it may be urged
in argument, what had we to do with the suffer-
ings of the Neapoitan people! Why should we
thrust ourselves into concerns with which we had
no direct interest!-or, having gone so far, why
did we not go farthert The King Of Naples has
been enabled to treat the two greatest Powers in
Europe with contempt because they uttered threats
which they hesitated to carry into execution. We
much question if the King of Naples has really had
any such feeling as is imputed to him; any rate,
his acts appear to a very different complexion.
Nothing more abject or fawning can we'll be con-
ceived than the note which NJ Carafa wrote on
the 2Sth of August, by his masters direction, to
do away with the effect of his former petulant
communication. The French and English Embas
sizes are gone. By recent advices we are informed
that the King of Naples has actually adopted meas
ures by which he hopes to get rid of his political
prisoners, and procure his own readmission into
the comfy of nations. So long as the remonstran-
ces of the great Powers were merely remonstrances,
we heard nothing even of SO extremely modified an
act of clernency as the deportation of the State
prisoners from their fetid dungeons to the interior
of South America. The greatest Power in Europe
cannot sustain political isolation for any consider
able time, and how much less a little paltry king
dom like that of the Two Scilies. We deny,
then, that the demonstration involved in the with
drawal of the French and English missions has
been unattended with effect. Still less can it be
doubted that we had perfect right to carry inter
ference up to that point. If the King of Naples
would continue to administer the internal affairs
of his kingdom in so barbarous fashion, and his
subjects had not the spirit to withdraw their necks
from the yoke, at any rate we were not obliged to
stop and look on. There can be no reason why an
English Minister should be maintained at Naples
to listen to the groans from Montesarchio, and to
hear the appalling screams of the poor wretches
who were receiving the Kings allowance !" in
Procida IF evil resulted from all this to the sta
bility of King Ferd;aand's throne he had nobody
to blame for it but himself.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
AMsSDMEEr no. 2.

rAMHEDAEET NO. z
wa ergaolyed hy Tie General Assembly o.
2 ~. ~ s.ats OK Ohio Three-fifths of the mem.
'eSsi :. flected 10 each House concuring
~ y j, that il be, and hereby is, pro-
l.sal to the electors Of this State to vote
~ ,i second Tuesday Of October next, up
~ tr ae approval or rejection of the fol-
~ l-cing amendment as substitute for the
~ AIN aud sixth actions OF the fourth arti-
i't n tie Constitution, viz: SEC. 5,
DiAtxt Courts shall be held IN each coun.
~ si least once in each yeM, by one OF
.hota District Judges elected by the elect.
n, u separate districts to be prescribed by
!a,- sho shall hold their office for years
4ta during their continuance in Office shall
,ef e In tue district for which they are
sIeo,eI, The provisions Of the fourteenth
Stect5n ofthis article shallapply to District
A'pdrea The General assembly may by
Asw authorize the judges Of the District
Coat, and Of the Courts Of common pleas,
..aase-hx the times ci holding their respect
she courts. Until District Judges shall
fa7a been elected and qualified, district
a Iour,s shall be held by the Judges Of the
Farrems Court and Of the Courts Of
Grommon Pleas, as now authorised. SEo.
e. The District Court shall have such iu.
Rsi.ction as may be provided by Law and
Atbe ludges thereof shall have and exercise
each power aud Jurisdiction at chambers,
ttd may be required to cit aa judges Of
10 court Of Common Pleas as shall be di.
rcgsd by law,
@s "a, VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
~ THOMAS II. FORD,
ahsfs President Of the Senate
Dasd Apil 3, 1887.
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- 100 iQ the third, fourth ilfth, tixth
W&N a 6ahih ninth and tenth sessions re.
s4AAf q s.iy.s ifthh amendment be adopt.
sa- e9 " lhs elsctoE, the counties now en-
20 g*t1 10 more than one member in either
n, ..ras 3 u. LrApches ofths Legislature in The
.1u alh ard hfth sessions Of the present de.
r0,iod as now provided. shall have
~ g~Fe reml ev NJ members in each branch
s. n-' 1or zach session Of the remainder oil
~ gent deceniol period.
gw " N. IL VAN WORRIES. ;
syusaefEsO Hop@ Of Reprsssntdtirss.
Az THCMA5H. FORD.
rrg1 ~. Prrgdeat Of Tie Senate
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ofaDf seminal period respectively.
A aesefmining the number Of Sens-
10 nhich any senatorial district might
b. sk-fa in any deeOnial period, By rea-
I'd shy fraction Of : Senatorial ratio.
- tl.on shall be multiplied by Ave, and
ia eyeph be equal 70 ous senatorial r.
5skA A.iiionA Senator shall Be allotted
,rs, strict for the ninth and tenth sea-
q,# tlfh be equal to two such ratios
b.. saAri3nal Senator for the seventh,
az b. -r'osh and tenth sessious shall be
sasl,sais such district. II three then to
sifhsS sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth and
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AGENTS WAN TED!

1t9O IN per month Here is rare chance
p''0'VV fora few young men to make a large
salary without investing capital. The above
is no ''three cent catch penny or humbng to
introduce Patent Medicines Books &c. For an
outfit, enclose stamps for return postage.
Address 7. s. GARTER, Box No. 8, Law.
renee, Mass. H H.IEOG
June 4, 1851. .--ams,
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RssOlrslby tie Gsneral AsssmHy Of
hs Stais II OAis. Thrse.fths Of the
menbea elected 10 each house cOnegrring
therein. That It Be aBd hsrsby is pro-
posed 70 the electors Of the State, on the
second Tuesday Of 0s 0bg rsIt 10 Ap.
prsys or reject the following Hmendmsnt
as q substitute for the 6nt aBd second
sections Of the thirteenth article Of che
Constitution. Via: Corporations Ofevery
description shall bS created. and eorpo-
rate powers granted only By general laws
which shall define the powers, privileges
asd immuuities and describe the duties
and liabilities Of each class OF descriptions
Of corporations, but the General Assem-
bly, may enact special laws for the relie
Of corporations in peculiar cases. aud may
make special provisions in regard to eorpO.
rations 10 cases where from their peculiar
location or interests such special provisions
are required. and may from time to time
alter or repeal ell such laws, as are au-
thoriEed BY this section.
N. H, VAN WORRIES.
Speaker Of the HOUSE Of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1857.
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AMENDMENT No. 8.


Ree@red By ITO General assembly o.
he State Of Ohio. three-ffths ofthe mem.
hers elected to each branch, cOncurring
seIein, thatit he and hereby, is proposed
Is The electors Of the State, to vote on the
second Tuesday OF October next, to ap-
prove OF reject the following amendment
rs substitute for the second and third
ssselions ofthe twelfth article Of the Consti.
stti6n. a32
9 sAlI property, personal and real, shall be
taibject lo.taxstiou'hy 4 uniform rule. at
pAyhe tris value thereof in money, but
~sch deductions from credits may be al.
loved as tho General Assembly may deem
eypeliebt: Provided. that burying grounds
pGLle school houses. and all other pub
H. property, ani all institutions Of purely
5Jblie chmiiy !, andsaIl houses used exclu
siyely for public worshipssball be exempt
tom taxation, and If the total value Of
he pereonal property Of any person shall
not exceed iity dollars. the same nay be
exempt from taSaticn. All property EN-.
TsRvs1ySgssg a"&s'. b'' bur.
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10 School Teachers

6NHE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS
M for Carroll county, will bold Six MEET.
IRGs for the examination of School teachers
during the year 1857, on the following DAYS,
namely: On the third Wednesday IN Febru.
ary, April, June, August, October, and De-
cember. The meetings wiltbe held in one of
the public school houses in CaFrolltOh, com.
meDeing at 10 O'Clock, forenoon.
The standing rules OF the Board regulating
examinations are the following:
l. Each applicant not personally known TO
the Board, must produce certificate Of good
moral character Of late daIe. and signed by
Que or more responsible pcrsons.n & .--,f
2. Each applicant must come furnished
with pen, ink aud paper; and also with McGuf.
fey's Fifth Reader. -~ae.NaH
8. To each applicant will be submitted
list OF questions on Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, aud GeOg raphy, to be answered in wEi-
ting. u
1. No applicant viii be regarded as quail.
ified to teach, nor entitled to acefti6cate, who
does not correctly answer eDe-half of the ques.
tiOns submitted in each branch.
8. Certificates will not be issued on the
day of examination, but they will be remitted
by mail or otherwise as soon as practicable.-
And when an applicants deemed unqualified,
a note stating that facs viii be sent him.eI
6. Applicants coming in after the class
formed and the examination has commenced.
will be expected to wait until the next regular
day of exanin ion. 90 .e'@a
al. No eertiAcatewiIl be granted to any per.
son who d known to the Board GO be habitu.
ated to he use OF profane laagaage, to be in.
temperate or disEonest.