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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20
TUE coMNoNWEshrH ~ or XlGS Ir a.

RICHMOND, Greetings:
We command yom that yen summon Tie Sea-
board Towing and Transportation Company to APP
pear at the Clerks Office Of our Court y. Hastings
for the City OF Riehmond,a az the Court House there
of. at rules 10 be held the FIRST Monday, IA july.
1859. to answer the action Of William 7. Cox. who
sues for the benefit and AT the costs a John Donald,
of plea of trespass the ease. DAMAGES Ave
hundred dollars And have then there this writ
Witiess. RoBERT How ARB, Clerk oil oar said
Court OF Hastings, al the Court House, the al day
OF June, 1850. IN the S3fu year OF our foundation.
ROBERT HOWARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to undertake
l. the removal of ASHES, DIRT, or other NI'I-
SANCES, by day or b. night from the premises
OF persons in any part OF the city
He will apply lime and other isniectants wher-
ever II may he necessary. His charges shall he
moderate. and hIs arrangements complete
that he can warrant promptness and satisfaction in
all he undertakes.
Please leave orders at the store of A. BODEKER
ESD No. 10 Main st. VIM IT. NtCkOT &
iy Ig-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

IN HHDS. Ricketts, Sides and Shoulders. 80
w tierces and 100 kegs choice Leaf lard 10 casks
me French Brandy; Is casks fine Port and Madeira
Wine, for sale by HOMES i 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

CTEPHEN NJ. OFT,
SEALS for COURTS LSopGESs,, !, l,A4SW AN
at the Edgemont House, Main street. jy a0-6t-
IN SHARES BANK OF THE COMMON
III WEALTH STOCK
10 shares EXCHANGE BANK STOCK
For sale by
iv ao-ts G. w. PURCELL, & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

tOh SALE.-25,000 VA. STATE STOCKS fol
sae' IN sums to suit purchasers. by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

ZINC Pal ST-Frencl and Auer-au zne PAats oa hand
II and for sale by tnhi'l &C. COOP co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

Two men recently contrived to saw their way
out of the Little Rock, Ark. Jail, but before
they left held meeting, and adopted resolu-
tons, denouncing Know Nothiugism; indor.
sing the foreign and domestic policy of the
present Administration, and expressing their
Inundated confidence in the wisdom, pstriotism
and integrity of our present Chief Magistrate"
The resolustious were carried unanimously, and
a copy left with request that they be publish
ed in the Little Rock papers. The meeting then
adjourned sina die and went to saving.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

A YoUNG LADY SwINDLED OUT OF 1920, IN
CINcrSNATL-A Miss Scvers, travelling from
Illinois to Virginia, was swindled out of s22,
at the Madison House, Cincinnati, as follows
1t seems that Miss SeIvers had made very
agreeable steamboat acquaintance on the 'Now
York, who, when they arrived at Cincinnati
registered their names as Geo Griffiths aud
Lady. Being anxious to render the lady
service, he proposed to exchange her
bank bills for gold, and took $500 for that pur-
pose. Up to very late dates he had not return.
ed. He also took with him trunk full of the
young lady's clothes
MoHAL,-Young ladies travelling on steam
boats must not be too soeiable with strangers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

APPLAusE.-A lady writer in the Pittsburgh
Gazette attempts TO describe applause at
public assembly, but only succeeds when she
breaks into poetic pharaPhTase, as follows:
''The slightest thing will now throw all the
sufferers into a paroxysm Some well known
citizen or editor, intent upon his own business
of finding good seat, walks across the front of
the haIlSa fiddler steps upon the stage, or the
expected lecturer appears in the aisle tits the
SIGNAL for the imps-it is the spark in the pow
der house, it is the streak Of lightning and hey
presiol PandemOnium awakes. The magazine
= cxnIo,les the thunder deafens! Peal after peal
follows, and
iSot nom one lone shos,
It,t every bFocan hath found tansuc
Ard Smaiiegs answers from the cTaHy crowd
BscI 40 the Joyous Boots that call him aloud"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
THE INTELLIGENCER,

GENTLENAN's FuRNlsnING SronE.-The fine
assortment of gentlemnn's clothing displayed at
the Monroe and Water street emporium of
FhOs. Hughes, is one of the most desirable and
fashionable ever brought to the city. All the
new styles of goods made up in the most ad-
mlred styles of the art, can be had at this estab
lishment, upon the most favorable terms. The
statesmen always seem busy the bonse is oIw,vs
iull OF customers, and it is one of the most ami
mated places in the city. The naked should
call and be clothed in gorgeous array, or some
thing more substantial, as their tastes may die
tate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
ANNIE MAuRT, or
MYRA MAY,

Jeffersonville, Indiana.
The Journal adds: awe take it for granted
that Annie Mauri and Myra May do not expect
us to publish their advertisement for husbands
gratis; if they do they are not entitled to obtain
irst-rate articles. Each of them must call and
give us kiss; and If there is in Myrn, as she
says there is, more of the serpent than Of the
dove, that is if she is better at hugging than
cooling, she may twinc herself around us as tight
as she pleases."
The Journal also has another PiccOlomini
item:
In reply to a remark of ours about Piccolo-
mini the editor of the Boston Post tells the world
that he saw her ''make uncommon quick work
of pot Of porter at the wings of the thvater."
Did the chivalric editor, in the watch he kept
upon her private movements, discover that she
sometimes did any other little things in secret
that she probably would not like to do right be-
fore her audiences?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
THE NEW YORK MERoURY
81 Satarday, AprN 8OM, Is5O,

Now Really at, all News Depots and Bookstores.
No character in history offers better subject for the
nancer, than that Of MAR:oS, or, he familiar
,alled,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

A Western editor thus fills up blank in
the dead of night-hn awfal
silence reiened The stars cast their son rays
rom the dome above. Young Lucius was not
IN he intimidated, though he was that night to
peril his life-coluInn full"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
JEFFEnsoNvILLE, IND., April IA, 1859.

JEFFERsoNvILLE, IND, April II, 1859.
Mr.. EditOr:-Pity the dreamings of two poor
young girls, whose trembling pens have sent
communication to the door OF your sanctuary,
begging admttancc into the columns of your
paper.
To tell the truth, Mr.. Editor. after a brilliant
career of flirtatiOns, we have become desperate
~ romantic, aud have concluded TO advertise
for husbands. We believe in the Oriental
dream, that every spirit has its mate; and we
arc satisfied that we have never yet met spirits
perfectly congenial with our own; so we have
concluded to adopt this method, hoping it may
bring us in communion with our spirit mates,
for we most strcnuousy contend that the soul
can recognize its counterpart though leagues
and leagues apart
Annie MIauri, the elder, is as beautiful
houri, possessing sy!ph like yet perfectly
rounded form, low Grecian brow almost hid
by luxury of soft brown hair, soft, blooming
checks and rosy lips, and the nameless magic Of
the soft blue eye which poets and prosers SO
love to contemplate.
In Myra May there snore of the serpent and
less of the dove. In fact she is perfect South
ern beauty; in stature she is larger but not less
perfectly formed than Annie Mauri; wild dark
eyes, now flashing with fire, now melting with
love, heavy black hair, a rich olive complexion,
and ripe red lips, although very different style
from Annie Mauri.
We both have incomes sufficient for our own
support, and shall only require that our hus.
bands are able to support themselves. We will
serd our pictures to any persons who applied in
sincerity The only recommendations VIC re.
quire will be good position in society, and
we would prefer persons little fast" Ad-
dress according to choice,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
G. p. BROWN,

IlS MAIN STREE
lEALEB in Watches, Clocks, yeHelry, silver and Plated
~ Ware, Fancy Goods, Ac., &c, Wholesale and Retail
Agent for the sale Of the CELEBRATED AMERICAN
WATCHES, manufactured by AFFLkTuS, TEAcT Co., AlaO
Agent for the WHEELER a WILSON kEW ING MACHINES,
announe hia tsturn from Neu York with eomrI-ts
soTtmrn Of every variety OF goods 10 bis Hner Eheh iii
be onsTed Al prices to compete VITA any house
country Please call and examine before Paresiz ss-
where sepig-iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

THE Louisville journal publishes couple of
very pretty openings for as many fast young
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
THE SWAMP FOX, T"


ingenuity OF his stratngems devices
for misleading and decyyins the eneHy, his thorough
native region, where and his gallant perfect
y ath0me, while their eeses o. llst and bsWIvFed
The story above announced is a reflex those
and times and ifs talented author has IiVdiy
dents OF iacons indefagabie struggle rty
pursued under the most adVerse circumstance Every
chapter repete with exciting and romantic interest, his
oricaly accurate but with sparkling web Of poetry
through it, which makes it brilliant story aud
The strongly descriptions Of
events-the Rmbuseade-the sudden sore-tle night
tac-the wild charge an epuare all wonderful as ex-
faGts ftiF' u anu '4AH' -''uA
addition these scenes OF herosm and lofty daring
the SNyn mp Fox IS without the gentle Of a
story, the working and ihs effects OF the tender pas
the emotions, rendering perfect picture
Of life and character In the bays Of the Revolution which
cannot f to - appeal TO the admiration and rrtfy the
his soul,
The peculiar power With which the CITED au.
thor George Albany, Esq:: describe The thrilling
character the depth OF thought, the fascination OF STYLE
power olsnFusge he commands, all
OF the brilliant writers Of the while his great
OF universal liberty give hi Of Revolutionary sub
so . y few sSS Si m Th @ n has sH:Ssd s1
MARION AND HIS MEN
really were, aad do t hOmsEe that deliberate
vaior, that whyicling patriotism, which, few noble
could keep alive the sacred fires Of liberty in the thick
swamps and dense and gloomy forests-asking nothing
yielding nothing and only leaving the Held the better
We take to ourselves some credit or having secured for
chefs dsfrreso masters PEN but
intend To give the
NEW YORK MERCURY
s higher Prestige than We believe 1: I. already
BEST AND LARGEST STORY PAPER
ter with ever successive number in spite Of all
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
EDDIE. HARNEss. TRUNKs. &c

@-@-@N@N~-e~@@g ~EAC@AA2Is &C.
WHOLESALE &; RETAIL.
b SHEPARD, No 1S1 Main st. eururr nI is-. .--R
- continue to Keep hand large and caupiefe
sortent OF all aTticss n lie line. ctItisF
Geutrmsbs Saddles, Pine CouTE- Hsrksss TTEtk L.,
Naliess Carpet Bags, SAtcsIs Collars HEmss Wire,
you'd respectfully call atitltlou
b strict attention ard PT0ptEsss to ttTt soLtI
OF tte public patronage.
AL kinds OF repairing promptly dIe. ard IN pr ',r
manner. ). Il, SIFrIAIB
s-p1n ISl hIsimEt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
CIaAH nIOisGAN,

ClaAR nIOtsGAR,
NJHOLESALE AND El All a;huuiaerurtr Of saeaL..
w Brides, IiaTn'fs and JTuEks and AZ.
ees usually Kept by Fsddirts, bgPs itffiun
public shat lie has opened. No 155 MaE Haktt
Alley, EhrEc he viii be glad any psrscna uaut
any OF tie above articles. As he inteUds gGt
and ssil at sir prices he h"prs 10 sttaiE
OF public patronage PaTfcusr attention paid
WORK. ane repairing done with difPateL. stFIt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

TIE STATEN ISLAND RAMRoAD.-We learn that this pub
lie Improvement IL in rapid state Of progress towards
completion The grading is far advanced, and contracts
are made for most Of the material and equipment. II s
expected that the road will be finished and put In opera
ton during the ensuing autumn, when will furnish an
other most important for the accommodation Of our
rapidly increasing suburban population. THIS road ex.
tends from vanderbilts landing 10 point at the
southeastern extremity OF the island, opposite Amboy,
with which IL may easily be connected by ferry and
thus become essential link IN the line Of railroad be.
tween this city and Philadelphia and eecting material
saving in distance and In time We regard, however, the
chief utility of this road consist In its immediate benefits
10 the island by rendering It's interoso easily access
Bile, and by bringing it's remotest portions into
close proximity with this great business emporium
1t will furnish much needed facilities 10 the large
permanent population Of the island, who have
daily business relations with this city, and must
also command large and rapidly increasing traffic from
the great numbers who resort to the island for purposes
Of recreation. will open to speedy Improvement along
a entire line numerous villa sites comprising every charm
Of scencry and beauty Of location thus promoting in
carased population and ensarng the road and
enhancing amount of local business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

which, IN the mouth OF scofisrs, c0nslitut %
rs great AVID ss,ipg imbecihy ADD reprosch.
les is the fac, that A. Is party Of on tiea: but tint
Gus soahhe idea % equaytae eqn.iy NJ oil mn bsfore
human tribunals ard human lao they are aG equat
before the Divine tribunal ana Divine Laos kao0 and
uold ksoos, ha. revolutions 90 b,ctgTd PD1sty
Senators ard hundred representatives proclaim bodly IN
Congress day sentp,eIts, and opinions and principles Of
fytdsm phich hardly many men, in this free
State, dared 10 utter IN sir homes toey years dg'
While the government Of the United States, under tue
concuct OF democratic party, has been ell that time
plain casils after anener v slavery
tbe people Of the United States been less stead
and pesevrpgy gathering together before the forces,
with which to again all the fields and all the
castles which have been lost and to confound and over
throw by one decisive blow the besrsyers Of the cons
tuition and of freedom forever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03
---------
PERSON Al.

IF MARY REILLY. DAUGHTER OF THE LATE Ed
ward Reilly botel keeper stoaey batter Dublin. will
ply 70 Thomas Russell N9 alton srse York John
McoauIsp 80 westsnd rlw, Dublin. shs win OF
Ca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

REFORMATION WANTED-oF PAraICK STEVENSON
late from Gort Galway county Ireland sst heard
of he working the railroad piermont Rocsand conn
y, new York Hs wife Mary Ann Fox sas stevenson from
the above place. most anxious IN him at the office of the
Commissioners Of kmgr alton, Castle Garden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

TNEoHMATIoS wAEIED- By ANN MURRAY, oFMAr-
thew Murray from Parish bAban, Riugs county, Ireland
Also Of Bsuy, James John, Patrick and William Murray
We're Bordentown Burlington county New jersey about
John Pope Bay hdge Pos. sflce, Long islSnd, N. z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

lCCS. to vers seeking health or pleasure fron june
October Accommodations for 800 vlaisrsThe Ohio
White Sulphur Spring. situated In Delaware county
eighteen miles north Of Columbus CHE capital Of OhioJ
ssoa river ten ples from pelawsre hye miles The
Phtsburg Railroad and ten miles rom Pleasant Valley OF
eprings saon The Columbus Pqua and Indians Railroad
The medicinal qualities Of these springs urpassed BY
those Of other mineral waters In e United states For
other information address Andrew Wilson, Jr WAe
sulphur SPRING. Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

vOC0 LOST $50 REWARD. LOST. ON TUReDAY AZ
~ Nroop, bpgvst halt ST. bernard and half s'bsrtA
suit weighing about S3lJs az yello ssb COLOR le
face spotted wDhe whit and the other yellow Appl
TO or adciess Hull corner bogery and Oliver street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

~ ian Hotel pocietDook containing for about $780,
made BY Jas D. thomas dus one day Rer date All parties
are hereby aped ssans negotiating the Any person
onno ne above pockebook and p0tes by returning
them 70 Allen Mclean Dukey, No - Chambers street. win
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

A THOMPSON 90 q, BROKERS AND COMMISSION
n merchants l02 Nassau street, OF Ann. No
second a.. aoor advance monsy from 81 to $4,000 on
securities or bought Notes, sechs bonds Ao negotiated
AL kinds Of sewing machines bought and sold
A. r.. THOMPSON, Aucioreer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

DY CALLING AT L. DECKER's BILLIARD TABLE
d factory every be convinced Of The superiority
of ny tables all others challenge any maker In he
United States y compete with my LAT Improvement n billiard
y carved tables for he others charge Tor plain
tables win warrant tables for twenty years. and ~ no
L. DECKER STRAIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

veoped depending the occurrences OF events never
fully foreknown. The motives Of men, whether acting as
Nevertheless ii is not more true that shei is paved With
COED Intentions, than it is that earth is covered with
very constitution Of the democratic party commits TO
execute all the designs Of the shareholders, whatever
they may be- II 10 not party Of the whole Union.
sit party of the freeStates in the North the
Northwest; but sectional and local party, having
practically It's seat within the slave States and count
ing its constituency chiefly and almost exclusively
there or all s In Congress and in the
electoral colleges two thirds uniformly come from
Of the savehodes augmented by the representation Of
three hs Of the slaves Deprive the democratic party
minority incapable Of continued organization. The demo-
party being thus local and sectional, acquires now
and loses relatively by the admission Of ever new free
Stale into the Union. party s In joint stock
association, In which those who contribute most direct
holders contributing in Overwhelming proportion to ne
capital strength Of Tie democratic parry My necessarily due
enable. them 70 do so ,i sAo.S sS Ja;rs,s and ; ,Ss
were possible % connective for moment Mat the demo
g; crate s, FIX e., ,asS dsss &c p.ss az asar
soeuld Leave ne party to p.h The portion Of the party
which T. found in the free States as mere appondage
convenient to modify is sectional character without i'm
pairing It's sectional constitution, and less elective in
regulating ~ than the nebulous tail Of the comet
trio course Of the fiery sphere from which emsnetes 10
expect tho democratic party 10 slavery and favor
freedom Is ss unreasonable to look for Protestant mis-
sionaries 10 the Catholic Propaganda Of Rome INC hato
~ OF 1e democratic party commits to the policy Of sla
very IL mas been the democratic party aud no other
agency, which has carried that policy up to ts present
alarming elimination Without stopping to ascertain
critically the origin OF the present democratic patty We
may concede claim to date from the era of oond s,r
which occurred under the administration Of President
Mouroe THAI time In this State, about that time
IN msny Others OF The free States the democratic party de-
GbtGteY diefrsDchsed the free colored African ct.
zeDs and bas pertnacousy continued this dsfr
ment ever This effective aid to slavery for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

At 66 NASSAU srREET-A HoNIaNAN DIAMOND
a. broker And Commission Merchant advances money on
damonds Watches ewey 4c buys them for the highest
cash prices a. his private ONCE 66 Nassau street up Stars
room T. Business hours TO 8 p NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

r A roUHETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, n. T.
Ia This fashionable hotel for the NJ
eepgon q guests IheI Tourene house b antuy
sted banks Of the Gil Won Ku oppos Staten Island
with e1ensve water 'front.' good bathing boat.
ing fishing d.; and pleasant drives In the vicinity Gentle
With their families Waiting New York during the
months will md The Ia Touretse House
tel in Steamboats, leave pier North Bergen
Point TX, and HAS n; and 65 p n; from Barclay
street ut 10 A, Ii. and ~ p.
Bit tskes no longer 70 from New York Bergen
Point than from South fer ~ 70 Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

QIILIARD. TABLE wANTKD-IN lxUHANGE FOR
street, up sairs, room No. I. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03
HOTELS.


NARRISH'S HOUFE 65 THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN
Eleventh and Twelfth streetsBest Of liquors choice
Bavanss fine Old Burton ale draught drauQh
Mgirs Scotch ale Barclay PertnS porter chops slesk,
every ming, from 10 H. LADIES' and genemens re-
fesbment Free and easy every Saturday evening
Chair taken young Rooms single gentlemen
j. A. PARRISH Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

and even ten years hence, as We are now They will
obge the republican party 70 act the public welfare
and the interests OF ustce and humanity shall require
through all the stages of its career whether OF
triumph. Others will not venture effort because they
Tear that the Union would not endure the change Will
such directors tell me how long constitution bear
strain directly along the fbres of which composed
This is constitution Of freedom 1t is being converted
into constitution OF slavery. is republican cousti
tuition II s being made aristocratic Others nay
wish to wait until some collateral questions concerning
or the exercise Of the elective franchise are
properly settled Let ask such person whether time
enough has not been waited these points already with
out gaming any other than this single advautagenamey
the discovery that only thing eectuay done At
one tme and that the thing which must and will be
done At any one time s just that thing which is mos.
lsy2 Finally, We are told BY faint hearted men that
they despOnd the democratic party they say
inevitable. reply 70 them that the complete and uni.
versal dominion OF slavery would be ntoerabe enough
~ne1 should .b nave , come after ME last possible
In that case be left 70 US the consoling reflection
OF fidelity to duty. But reply further, that know
energies Of the democratic party which s identical with
the slave power. do ample prestige 70 It's traditional
than The Disadvantages and dicvues Of orgsnsine
political force like the republican party, and the OBJ
staces must encounter In aborng without prestige and
without patronage But, Notwithstanding all this know
thar the democratic party must 60 down. and the repub
party must rise into its place. The democratic party
Of s
a. practised this principle faithfully was invulnera
BILE. became vulnerable when renounced IL; and since
that time has maintained ITSELF not by virtue Of is
strength or Of III traditional merits but because
there az yet bad appeared in the political field no other
party that had the conscience and the courage 10 take
up and avow and practice the life inspiring princi.
pie which the democratic party had surrendered. At
last the republican party has appeared It avows now,
a. the republican party In 1900 did, In word, is
faith and its works. equal and exact justice 10 all men,"
Even when first entered the field, only half orgs-
nzed, struck blow whoh only just failed
complete and triumphant victory In this, it's second
campaign IL has already won advantages which render
that triumph now both easy and certain The secret