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Herriclz's Kid Strengthening Plasters.
THE GREAT STRENGTHENED
and Pain Destroyer.
II IL

Inc BesL OnbhpcSI HOL7elUIu 1E6LuBuy Lh1
World.
renowned PlasterB palms, and distress
the back sides and breast in five Indeed certain
they to do this that the proprietor them Spread
from resins balsans and beautiful kid leather
ders them peculiarly adapted the Feaos and
Others Their application internationally the strong
the delicate woman, and the feeble each and
all they will provo balm and blessing Their
able and without trouble Each plaster will
wear from one to four months and in rheumatic complaints
sprains and bruises frequently effect all other
edes fail Full directions will be found the back OF each.
Public speakers voasts ministers gospel and Others
will strengthen their lungs and improve their voices by
ing them on their breast. Price Is "a cents.
~ The above articles sold by all the dealers In Ksns
Druggists throughout the United CanadGs
and South America at wholesale by all large Druggists in the
principal cities HERRICK BROTHER,
PRACTICAL CHEMISTS, Albany, N
Chicago Wholesale agents, Bolles Smith Co., Penton
Co., Bokeo Phillips Co., and by dealers overy where
Sold By f. Robinson, KenoshA. iy0
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Winchester's Genuine Prenarst;cr
DR.. Churchill's Work an Conmmrs;or.

now ready and will be sent every oonsumptya
OF nervous sufferer in the receipt Of cents in
all requisite information without charge Let no one deay
for time is precious in fatal masdy a. ConsumntioS
Address J. WINCHESTER
American and Foreign Agency IS John Street New York
k1 For sale in Ksnoshs the Drug Store Of r. Rorrm
- ~ - sUn1E
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To Soldiers of the War of 1912

Particular attention given to securing claims for
Pensions, and also to old military Bounty Land
Claims, in Illinois and Missouri, which we will
buy Those that have such claims will do well by
giving us call.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
For city property or improved farms in Kenosha
County, sig NAhousnnd Acres of well selected
Pine and Farming lands in this State.
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THREE HOUSES and LOTS which will be sold
cheap. Possession given Immediately.
Also, several vacant lots, which will be sold
cheap for cash or ON time.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-11-18
SHEEREFF'S SALE.

pY Virtue Of an order of sale issued from tho
- Court ofCommon Pleas of Portage County,
Ohio, Wherein Bum Rcriguel g. Co are Plain,
lifts, and Orison Cathan Defendant, shall ex.
pose to sale at Public Vendue, at the Court House
in Chardon. Geauga County, Ohio, on the
22nd day Of .Nopember "A. d., 1859,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4 P
VI. Of said day, aud 10 continu, from day to day
until the property is all sold, the following prop
crty, to wit: Flannel Wrappers. pair Of Draw.
ers, II striped Shirts, 6 yards of Linen Duck, two
pieces Kentucky Jenn about 65 yds., AZ aud y
yards OF Vest Padding, Cot. Shirts, pieces OF
Siicia, l8H yards of Cottonaide, 25k yards Of
Brown Holland, pieces ui Calico, 4 pieces OF
Tarhon, n lot Of Florence and Bonnet Silk. n lot
Of vevct, lot of Tacks, 90 Str ngs of Bends a
lot of silk and Twist, lot of Thread, Eiastics,
Side Combs, Gnrret Collars, Elastic Chord, Rat.
ans Zephyr Worsted, Cape Lace, . Trunks, two
bhls, Of Moirsses, and large Tot of other goods,
wnrcs and merchandise too numerous to mention.
Terms Of Sale-Cash in hand
f. g. WHITE, Sheriff
SnERTFFs OFFICE, Geau.
GA Co Nov. llth, '59. 5l3w2
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THE JEFFERsONIAN DEMOCRAT.
LEGAL.
STEERS SALE,

DURSU ANT to command Of n Decroa Order
Ol sale from the Circuit Court of the United
States, for the Northern District of Ohio Mt the
suit OF French and Keith against Thomas Fuller
and ohers, to me directed, shall expose for sale
at public auction, al the door Of the building oc.
cupicd by the said Cout, tcorner Of Superior Street
aud Public Square,) in The City Of Cleveland,
County OF Cuyahoga, Ohio, on the
Inenty yhHG day IF December, "A D.flS59,
at two o'clock Z. NJ, the following tract or lot OF
land, situate in the township of Newbury, in he
Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State Ul Ohio
aud which is also in the County OF Geaugo and is
known as part OF Lot No. Three, Tract One, aud
Is bounded as follows, TO wit Beginning on the
west line OF Lot No. Three, Tract One, twenty
rods from the southwest corner Of said lot, run.
ming thence north eleven rods aud four links to a
stakei thence enst twCnty-one rods fourteen links
10 stake; thence south eight rods and sixteen
links To stake; thence south eighty.two degrees
west twenty-five rods to the place oi beginning,
containing one acre and thirty. three one hun.
drcdths OF an acre OF land
Also, the following described tract or lot Of land
siiun,o in the township Of Russell in the County
oi Geauga, aud State of Ohio, and is described
and bounded as follows: Beginning at the south.
east corner OF land owned 10y Festus Fuller, run.
ming south eight chains and forty two links TO
stake on the north line Of land owned by Edward
toitef; thence west to the west line of said lot
thence north eight chuins and torty.two links to q
stake; thence cas-! to the place OF beginning con.
tanning twenty.ihree ucres and one hundtedth o
an ncrci aud said land is part of Lot No -Four ID
Section No. Five, II Tract No. One, in suld Town
ship of Russell.
Appraised ut s9S4
HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master COmmiS,iouer in ChancerU
5. Il. Il F. PRrNTISs, Solicitors for Conplnji't,
November Is, 1859. 5l3w5
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.--DR
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared by CORNELIUS
l.. CHEKsEMAN, NJ. D., New York Ciiy.-Tho COM
binston oi ingredients in these Pills are the re-
gult of long and extensive practice. They are
mild in their operation, and certain in correcting
all allirregularities Painful Menstruntions, removing
all distractions, whether from cold or otherwise
headache, pain in the side, palpiotion of the heart
disturbed sleep, which arTs from interruption oI
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they will
bring on tho monthly period with regularity, La
dies who have been disappointed in the use oi
other Pills, can place the utmost confidence in DR..
Cheeseman's Pills loing all that they represent to
do.
NOTICE,
They should not be used during Pregnancy as
q mis- carriage would certainly result therefrom,
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any
Ching injurious to life or health. Explicit direc.
usns, which should be read accompany each box
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any
authorized ngeut. Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the United States.
RIB. HUTCHINS,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES,
les Chnmbers.St., New.York
70 whom oil wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by A. Cook, Churdon, and VIM. Fisk,
Cleveland. 472yl
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SIIEIkIFE,S SALE.

n Obedience to the requirements OF final Or.
l. der OF Sale issued from the office OF the Clerk
OF the Court oi Common Pleas Of the County of
ienuga and State Of Ohio, in n certain sut where
in David French 2nd. and Leonard Keith nre
Plaintiffs, and John BiGdall, Benjamin Roberts
aud Thomas Fuller are Defendants, to me di.
recied and delivered, have caused to be appraised
and shall expose TO sale at public veniuo, at the
door of the Court House, in Chardon, in said
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Read the following from the Hon. Morris Nor
ris, formerly Auditor Of the State of Indionn.

Read the following from the Hon. Morris Nor
ris, formerly Auditor Of the State Of Indiana,
lHDlANAPOIis, Sept 2 1857.
DKLC w. RoBAcE- Dear Sir: Having beeu
troubled for several years with extreme debility
and weakness, 80 much SO that couldn't attend 20
my ordinary business nt times, and having heard
OF tho wonderful cures that your scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Pills were eifccting, [ was in.
ducod by llend to try them. have been using
ilo Puri e: for tho last twelve months, and find
the medicine fully equal to ms recommendations
So valuable is its use to me, that | can not now
dispense with the use Of it at my advanced ogc ol
hts seventy seven.
cheeriuly give this information for tine beno
fit OF those similarly affected
Yours truly,
NORRIS MORRIS.
See advertisement. 5ll4w
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GEAUGA SEMINARY,

VNHIS INSTITUTION. under the charge Of
i HESRY HrREIcE, assisted by Miss Mary Z
Stanley, of Oxford Female Seminary, has lust
completed It's Fall Term, under very encouraging
circumstances. The Winter Term will com.
mence, Monday, Nov. esth, 1859.
a rare chance is here afforded, as to cheapncss
md thOroughness, for those who are desrous Ol
spending tho winter in preparing for the serner
duties oi life, or tor preparing for college
or Board can be obtained very cheap There
are, also cOnycnioncos near, for those who wish
to save expense by boarding themselves.
HENRY lIEkRlCK, PRINCIPAL
By order oi the Board.
Chester, Nov. 18th. '5l42w
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PROBATE NOTICE

HORACE ]. FORD, Administrator of the
4 Estate OF r. Austin Bailey, Pelatuh Arm.
strong. Administrator of Darius Armstrong, de.
ceased, Marsh Smith, Executor of Daniel Ovens
Estate, and Elias Avery and A. G., Riddle, Ad.
mnisrators of Barton f. Avery, deceased, have
sevornlly filed their administration accounts in
the Probate Office of Gcauga County, o.,
for settlement; which accounts will be for hear.
ing in the Probate Court OF said county, at the
Probate Office in Chardon, on the l1th dny OF
December next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, until which
time oil interested may except
NJ. C. CANFlELD, Probate Judge.
Chardon, Nov. 18th, 1859. 5I4w3
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GEORGE ". STEWARD, NJ. D.

Even those who are in the enjoyment of per
feet health frequently nave need TO have recourse
TO ,onics, as preventives Of disease. We are nev.
er too well armored against the assaults of ''tle
Ills that flesh is heir to-" Such an invigorator
they may find in HO5TETTERSB BlTTERS-a
medicine that cannot be taken regularly without
giving vitality and elasticity to the system. At
this season, particularly, tho strongest man IS not
proof against the malaria, in certain sections OF
lho country In all cases of fever and aguo, the
BIrIRSis more potent than any amour; Of GUT.
nine. while the most dangerous cases OF blloua
fever yield 10 its wonderful properties. Those who
have tried the medicine will never use another,
for any Of the ailments which the EIosrETrLR Bit.
TIES profess TO subdne. To those who have not
made tho experiment., we cordially recommend an
early Application TO the BIrTERs, whenever they
are stricken By diseases Of thedigestivo organs.
Sold by druggists aud dealers generally every.
where.
o5rSse advertisement, in smother column,
sl3wi
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DIR. IEOOFLAND's
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,

TOT tac tpeeuy cure OF
Coughs. Colasb Influenza, Group, Hoar.eness.
BrORchitiS, PNeumOala Diseases Of the Boutis
arts'HE from Cold Iacipjent Consumption, Gad
for he relic5 and u at al yo,Sibie} c,e Of pati-
emis "a aaqqmcea Stages clthe latter disease.
II II ) CELEBRATED FREPARA-
L ton, like the Bltters, may be confidently re-
lied on. Il is designed for class OF diseases moro
general and more fatal hnn any other to which tine
people o! this country are suhjec-those springing
from SEgM cr.d" That eminent authority
DR.. Bell. says: " will not say that colds are 10
our inhabitants what the plague and yeilorc Jeucr
are 10 those OF other countries; but, can nyer
confidently that they usher in disease Of greater
completely and mortality than these latter"
a further proof Of the terrible fatality OF diseases
resulting nom =. common cold" may be seen by
glance at the following statistics ken from In
Records OF the Board Of Health OF Philadelphia
contessedy one ot the most healthy localities in
the Union -
lS52--Toial deaths in Philadelphia lo,26t
Died OF Consumption ....... 1919
Died OF all other diseases $50
III numbe!l' 6,349
Io,26I
IS'3-5 oiai deaths ''',:''''''.''' 9.74e
Died OF all other diseases,.. 1884
lS54-Toln deaths ......,,,..".. u.sl2
Died OF Consumption 2,l75
Died o all oIl!cr diseases 1856
From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
one-iourth of the total deaths in the country are
caused Ivy Consumption, TO say nothing OF the nu
merous other diseases Swinging from slight
c0ldn
Do not triile with your health; but, if suffering
from Cough, or Cold on the Lungs, buy q boitlS
OF iIOOFLAADS RALSAMIC CORDIAL, ard
you may safely count on a cure. Thousands have
done SO, and have certified to lis wonderful effects
Coughs sometimes proceed from dsoriercd yr
dyspeptic state Of the stomach, in which case he
German BtIers should be used In cases OF weak.
ness or general debility of the system resulting
from rto,racted Cough, the German Biters viii
be found of great benefit.
Prepared only by DR.. c. II Jackson ils Arch
Street, Philadelphia, and fer sale by Druggists
and S,orekecper5 throughout the United States
and Canada. Price Is cents per bottle.
January 7, 1859. 469-iyins.
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On Tucsdau December 2Oh 1859

between the hours 10 o'clock, A. NJ, nnd p
NJ. OF said day, the following described real estate
to witt Situate in said County and State, and
known and described as being part Of sub lot 4
lot ;, tract /, in the township of Russell in said
County and State, and bounded as follows: Com.
mencinG on the line OF land now owned by James
Fuller, and nj point about five rots south ives,
rom the southwest corner of the grist-mil herein
descibed; thence east twenty four rods; thence
norih twenty rods; thence west twenty -four rods
nencc souh twenty rods, to the place OF beginning
containing three ucres of land, being the land sur
veycd by Anson Bartlett; also the other rights in
correction with said land and mill, conveyed by
Thomas Fuller to safe John Bildall and BENJAMIN
Roberts, be the same more or less, but subject to
all legal highways.
Said Premises appraised Mt s27:o Terms of
Sale Cash in hand f. G WHITE.
Sheriff and Special Master in Chuncery.
SherifHs Office, Gcuuga
Co, Nov. 18TH 1859. 5liw5
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a PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.

AApIsosvILIE, Mercer Co, Mo. May 81, 1853.
Dr.C. NJ. JACKSON Dear Sir About Q years
ago hud congestive chis, which so completely
prostrutcd my whole system, that for months dc.
SPARED OF ofrecovery. As n natural consequence
Of the dangerous congestion of blood 10 the tho.
racic viscera Tor internal orghns) I was now ar.
fected with chronic inflammation Of ,he Liver,
Stomach and Spleen, accompanied with pnl pita.
,ion ot the heart, and long train Of distressing
nervous symptoms. tried all the usual remedies
IN vain Atlength, ] was induced 10y my brother
10 uso "Dr. Hoohand s German Biers," as he
said they had almost cured him Of Dyspepsia. -
They afforded me immediate relief; and in one
week after began using them, l was able to pur.
sue my ordinary avocution.
lam dcsirous Of becoming your agent here, for
! am confident that | can sell large amount OF
thc genuine article. am putting up drug store
At this place, and should consider my stock OF
medicines incomplete without your invaluable
preparation.
GEORGE W. STEWARD, NJ. D.
These Bitters arc intended for Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, and diseases arising
from disordered stomach. They wiN perform
what il is said they will. For eale by druggists
and storekeepers in every town and village in the
UHited States, Canndas, Yves, Indies and South
America, ut IS cents per bottle. Soc that you get
Hoohand's German Bitters 5l3w4
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Administrators Sule.

DY Virtue of an order issued from the Probate
ID Court Of Genngn County, Ohio, | shall Sc II
the following described property belonging to the
estate OF Benz. y, Rider, deceased Mt public ven
due at the door Of the Court House, in Char don
in said county,
On the 10Th day Of December next, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and a p. NJ
to wit: Part of lot No 80 in tract No Q, in Char.
don Township, Geouga County, Ohio, and bound
ed north by the north line OF said lott east by the
east line of said township; south by land now OF
lately owned by Geo. Wilder, and by the east and
west road; and west by land owned by James
Brown, containing 81 and s-IOO acres more OF
less, subject TO all legal highways. TERMS-I <
purchase money down, = in months, 4 in Q
months, and remainder in l8 months from day
OF gu %? Deferred payments on interest, and Sc
cured.
LEONARD S. RIDER,
Admir- of B. D. Rider deceased.
Chardon, Nov llth, 1859. 5l3w4
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

Administrators Notice.--Tho Under
signed hns been duly appointed and qualified as
Administrator of the Estate of Wait S Shepherd,
deceased, late of Geauga County, Ohio. All per.
sons interested will present their claims accord.
ingly. LUCIUS E. DURFEE.
Dated Nov Sd, 1889 5l2w3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25
EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE OF PRIsoNERs.-The sa
yannah News, of Monday last, has the following:

yannah News, OF Monday last has the following:
Seven prisoners, confined in the Jail of Chatham
county made their escape yesterday morning, about
halfpast ten O'Clock, in a most daring manner At
about the hour mentioned above, Mr. Charles Van
Horn the ailor, who was in the yard of the jail heard
a noise in the building. He Immediately went in and
found that the locks Of the cells the lower floor
had been removed and the prisoners confined in them
were about to escape. He ran into the room on the
same floor, used Office, for his pistol Campbell
and Morgan, in the meantime, having effected their
escape from the cells in which they had been confined,
and hidden themselves in the passage seized him by
the he passed them, on his way back with the
pistol. He fired at Campbell but missed him, and
was Immediately overpowered and, with the assist
ance of two or three others, thrown down and tied
hands and feet with stont rope. After beating him
severely and shooting at him. fortunately without ef
feet they took the Jail key from his pocket and made
their escape
The names of these daring rascas are as follows ::
VIM. NJ Brown, charged with forgery; James Nor.
gan Barny Flannigan and James Campbell, charged
with murder and Wm Clark, Louis Davis and Thos
Ferguson, charged with larceny. Campbell, Clark
and Davis have been arrested the others are still at
large.
We learn that Mr.. Van Horn is severely bruised
about the face, neck, and body, but not ser
ously injured. We are also informed that Of the
party, during the melee, robbed him OF about $53
| which was in his pocket at the time.
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(elegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
-e<~Ue<>-
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
American Volunteers for Mexico.
lar rHE sou1Hrss AsD sAnosAL L,s.s

WASHINGTON, June 24-OHcial information has
been received from Mexico to the effect that General
vidaurri, prominent Liberal leader Of Northern
Mexico, has. with the assent Of President Juarez,
cepted the offer of three thousand American volun
teers, who are ready to join him.
The matter has been referred to ous Government,
and the subject is now under consideration.
Secretary Floyd.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Serious apprehensions are
entertained by the friends and family Of Secretary
Floyd, on account Of the precarious state OF his
health. His family wish him to leave the Cabinet.
He has left Washington for the Soldiers Home, to
recruit bis health.
The Higher Law in New Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. Il June 24-The House of Repre-.
sentatves of this state passed bill to-day through
it's first stages making it penal offense for any
person to aid or abet in the rendition Of persons
claimed as slaves within the limits OF New Hamp.
shire.
The penalty for the first offense is five years i'm.
prisonment and for the secend oense, Imprisonment
for life. -.-,. .,..
The bill passed the first reading by vote OF 1874
yeas to 10l nays.
Welland Canal Navigation.
| ST. CArHAR1NEs, Canada, June 24.-The obstruc
ton to the navigation Of the Weland Canal has beer
removed The lock has been repaired and the vessel.
which have been detained for some days here have
passed through.
| Domestic4Markets.
| NEW YORK, June 24.-The Cotton market CLOSED
quiet the sales to-day were 500 bales; the sales o
Cotton yesterday amounted to 100 bales quotations
are generally unchanged. Flour generally CLOSED
dull the sales today were 5000 bbls., at previou
quotations. Corn closed dull ; sales to-day 36,O0t
bushels; Mixed Corn has slightly declined. Porl
closed quiet Eastern Mess is quoted at SIG Is. Lar
closed firm at 10a to lie. Whisky closed steady a
26a to 27c. Sugar closed steady; Muscovado i
quoted at 81 to 6ac.
CINCINNATI, June 24.-The Flour market close
with greater frmness. The market is active, and tn
sales to-day we're large at SO to Sc 35 for superdnt
Corn closed steady at so to SIC. Whisky close
steady at 252c.
River Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, June 24.-The river at this point hs
fallen six inches during the past "a hours and is st
: falling. The upper streams are also falling.
, LOUISVILLE, June 24.-The Ohio river at this poi
is about stationary with six feet nine inches wat
! in the canal and four feet six inches on the falls.
VIcksBuRG, June 24.-The steamer Grand Dull
passed down at o'clock this evening.
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be the greatest beneficiary, therefore let no jealous
fear Of the North prevent liberal help from being
extended to the enterprise by every Southern man
Build up the line, and there can be no competition
with it in the transportation Of mails and passengers
between San Francisco and Washington city. This
simple fact should silence all opposition and bring
the people and press of the whole country up to the
point necessary to the adjustment Of all the financial
difficulties in the way of early completion of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

SHooT1NG.-Mr. B. Casey, who resides near Spring
Garden, was shot in the face and seriously wounded
has been taken to Marshall county iil for safe keep
ing, which makes four who are there from this
county-three of them for murder. A pretty strong
representation we should think-equal to that sent
to Montgomery. [Coosa River (Ala) Argus.
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TALKING PoL1T1cs IN NArLEs.-The Naples cor.
respondent of the London Times, May 2sth, relates
the following:
have to notice several arrests this week, and first
of all an English lady, who was walking through the
streets of Naples aud conversing freely on Neapotan
clothes addressed her. and begged her to accompany
him to the commssary; whereupon ensued a yoey
of questions to the why aud wherefore and snndry
objections. AS the plainly dressed man still per.
sisted, the lady observed, " But what !, an En-
glish lady, have to do with you?" "Oh, an English
LADY, was the reply, 6 was not aware of it-that
alters the question and, taking off his hat he re-
tired. Her gallant escort had decamped at the first
either, when the suffsrngs of Neapolitan prison
| are considered.