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Iatents.i
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
II. III. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents,

II. III. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents,
(LArE AGENT OF U. :. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON
90 STATE 6 TMPEE TIE AGI q i S$hrrr nosrox
After an extensive practice OF upwards Of twenty wears,
continues TO secure Patents IN the United Ntates also in
Great Britain, France, and other foreign countries. Ca
yeats, Specifications Bonds Assignments, and all Papers
Drawings for Patents, executed on liberal terms and
with despatch. Researches made into American or For
eign works. determine the validity utility Of Pa.
tents Inventonsand legal or other advice rendered
in all matters TOUCHING the Copies of the claims
of any Patent furnished by renting One Dollar As.
siguncuts recorded at Washington.
This Agency only the largest in New Enplandbut
through inventors have advantages for securing Patents
ofascortainng the patentaby ofinvcntion, smsurpass
offered them elsewhere. The Testimonials below given
prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PA
TENT OFFICE than the s95sGr6er; and as SUCCESS
IIG he would add that he has abundant reason to be-
leve and PROVE that at other office Of the kind
are me CHARGES for PROFESSIONAL services So moderate me
immense practice OF the subscriber during twenty years
past has enabled him to accumulate vast collection of
spechcatlQns and official decisions relative to patents
These, besides his extensive library OF legal and mechan
ical works and full accounts of patents granted ir the
United states and Europe render him able, beyond ques
ton to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity OF journey to Washington, to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved in
yentors
TEsT1M0NIALs.
II regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable and sucs
course. CIIAS MASON . Commissioner OF Patents
Il have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person conDeeat and TuStr0rtv,
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
to secure for them AN early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
'Nlr. r. H. Eddy has for me THIRTEEN applica-
TONS all but ONE of which patents have been granted
ana tla one Is P0p PendWg Such unmistakabc prOOfoi
great talent and ability on his part leads to recon-.
tention bestowed their cases very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGARr"
From Sept nth. 1851 June nth 1855 the subscriber
plieations SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY one Of With
was decided in MS 5gror by the Commissioning Of Patent
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These Waters give the most instantaneous and perfect
relief and when persevered with according directions
never fail to effect rapid and lasting cure Thousands
have been restored to perfect health, who have tried
other in vain. To all classes and to all constitu
ons they blessing and cure-none need despair
no matter how long the disease have existed, or
however may be- provided the organic structure
Of the vital organs hopeessy decavcd Every one
afflicted should give them impartial trial.
TO VOCALISrS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS these
Waters are peculiarly valuable; they will in ONE DAY re
move the most severe occasional hoarseness and their
regular for few days viii at all times, increase the
power and heXiby OF the voice greatly improving ts
tone compass and cleamess for which purpose they ar
regularly used by many professional yocaliss.
JOB MOSES, Sole PROPRIETOR Rochester, y. Y.
Price % cents per box.
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fltciuotks.
flrcmorks.
& AFETY AND PREMI U NJ
FIRE WORKS.
THE LABORATORIES OF
a. LANEEtGAN and y. G.. EEOVEY "a co.
have been consolidated-in accordance with which,
LANERGAN y co. are the Manufacturers,

have been consolidated-in accordance with which,
LANERGAN a co. are the Manufacturers,
JAS. 6. HONEY & co. are the General Agents.
The Boston Fireworks Contract awarded to
/. a n Il r. CT n N 81 G o.
For the Coming 18th of July, 1860,
who are prepared with the great combined resources
OF the two establishments, to furnish COMMITTEES with
Bril- liant and Novel Exhibitions
of Fire Works costing form s25 $1,000 upwards at
promptly sent by Express otherwise.
Wholesale Dealers supplied with the various ar
tees of the uuited Laboratories at REDUCED RATES.
J e. HoYEY d co. have imported the following
CHINESE FIRE WORKS:
Small Rockets Jostic or Slow Match, Double Heads
Pistol, Cannon, and Uncle sam Cracker, and new
rety called - -
BUNKER HILL CRACKERS,
the LARGEST in size and producing the heaviest explosions
af any heretofore received from China. Imported eN-
clusyely by James q. Iovey Co. Each Box marked
j. G. II. ~ Co.
An orders addressed to the Sale Depot of the General
JAMES d. IIOVEY q CO.,
140 Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
Laboratories at Last Cambridge, South Reading, and
Brighton. Mass.
iel deodtJv4
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furniture, it.
NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
Substantial and Elegant Furniture.

f. W VAIL late ofthe firm of f. G. Partridge 81 Co.,
would inform his friends and the public that he has leased
the beautiful and spacious Warehouse, No Flagg 5 Build
ing opposite the Bay state House, Worcester and will
give his attention to the Furniture business in all its
branches and will keep constantly hand well select
od stock of substantial and elegant Furniture bought
from the best manufactures in the country and will
warrant the equal in style and finish to any sold in
Worcester County or the money will be refunded. His
assortment will consist Of rich and medium Drawing
Room, Parlor. Dining Room, and Chamber Furniture.
Looking Glasses in every variety of style and finish will
keep hand the best Live Geese Feathers curled
Horse Hair Mattresses, and all other kind of Mattress
also, very desirable assortment of elegant Window
Shades Fixtures, c all Of the most approved kinds Of
Spring Beds, and in fact every article usually found IN
Furniture establishment Furniture of all descriptions
Upholstered to order in superior Do not fail to
call and examine the stock before buying.
uDu
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III CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
~
TFEE SETTLEMENT d + THE TOWN OF
EsRsOUiG FIELD.


The present wear makes tho Two r,,rdrcdth ,rr,or
sor Of tbr Sctiemeit If EraaE6cI n t
dosir'Il nJ b Uni aH IL Is Ilusn'
uesiraoS ANY pr9ner ,ha te event should ne eomHcm-
it;j, c H. 49, w., - XIV "a ~, .. te
i,,od a ,r "a teu w yen myu' u e
inrts ~ tb i"si ,i i,, ~ ~ lin a, az iI
LIN ~ f % ~ ~ s se ~ % ~ w ~ ~
~ HI ~ g., Ii' ill Oh w ~ y u
loc a. 'e WY ol MG' w @ MI tahe
sI3 3 Gsi"i9 w ~ OF lave oee residents OF
Tbp So,,s and btrs '' ~ I}, u al & .
and yio i, ali tic Stit.s T 4, hn I-,j, Si ,i ~;
et ~ az III .'tt W e CuiQ 1Ht INC ConnIt-
- 80 frio+ ti 49, ~ t.g uii an oeI
ce rie a.s4 %, .,.,.,,. ,,,,.,,, -. ID,
tr t M 9eel' U Ve III my l'rt 81
me site ., the nrSt MGetHg Ho9se me o4 saIrls4n
iti III c NJ S ai oeiiie aiSo M tl.al
secI,h' tnr commune nave decided 70 hold the pro-
mas qeen invited % deliver he AdesS, ana every effort
VIII ne made 10 EiXe IN crest to the occasion
When 'ne services VIII ne hed' ana Inc dmner be pro-
VI VEL, =, ~, ro,+ ava, r,i,,,,,. ,,o ana,
tickets 10 the rent ana Dlnner one dollar.
ton, Emmons Fwichell, Luther Stowel A H. Aloulton,
Geo Geo. W. johnson 3a r. L. Melen Geo Forbes fliny
Doane Nm Adams, Ezra BaeheHer Charles Ada MS,
Nye Il. d. Bacheller, 7. NJ; Duncan, G b. pewing,
Manson hamilton, Nathanei Lynde' Alfred White Jo-
san nenshaw baAter haEnes, I'anm3nd cummings
GhateS r. Snji, J9m NJ. ales, II lhomss9n > \
Mmtc, u. W. lincoln. olaw&weowu N.Y. decd lcI
CUTY on MANCHESTER IL po,u,1
& ~ Of NOhCLo Eh.-lN BOARD
~ OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN. June IS. 1860.
tons of of the legislature Of the commonwealth
entitled AN act concerning contagious diseases among
Cattle passed June T. 1850 the mayo and aldermen OF
the city of Worcester make and ordain the regulations
following, 10 wit:
All within the city shall he kept for pastur
age and feeding within sufficient enclosures and at all
times under the restraint and control of persor owning
The same or having the riehu possession thereof; and
no person shall eter out or suffer such cattle 10 remain
TO feed or craze on aeng or by the side of any highway
or street within the citv or on any grounds open and
conaon TO any such highway or street No person shall
permit such cattle to be driven upon or along such hic
way or street. or upOn such open ground unless under
the direction and control of some person able and compe
tent to restrain and direct the same and prevent their
communications or mingling with other cattle: and no
neat cattle, working in teams shall be aoM ed to pass
from to- through the citv or from place to Mace with
il the same, except by the written permission of the
city clerk, the application and certificate
of the owner, that the cattle healthy and not
from any city, town. place in which the disease called
PeurOlneumona, is known to exist, to have existed
within six months next preceding the date of such
thcatc and that AZ no time have they been exposed
cotanon or infection rom such disease And said may
or OF cl clerk snail ME with the city clerk written
after issuing the same and shan transmit herewith to
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Made by C b. SEYMOUR Il co, IO1 Nassau street. Yew
York. Price 81 per box; sent free by post.
For sale at all Druggists. dvwly jel2
m u n n n UTNT I ~ y n ~ Il Z
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Me0itlnal.
FENDTS BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES.

A STHMA.-For the Instant Relief and
Permanent Cure of this distressing complaint use
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NOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-Two
\ new Top Carriages and one Open Buggy, second
hand Inquire OF j. l.. HOOD, 2lS Main street
jel2 dSwd
n EADLES, NEEDLES, NEEDLEs.-WIL-
LIAM WILCOX manufacturer Of all kinds of Sew
ing Machine Needles, Wholesale and retail Sewing Ma.
chine Needles made to order 81 Exchange street, "a
hight Merrileld's Buildings, Worcester. df IN
RURNETTS COCAINE, the best and
SPURRS. "a,
Saws OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
for sale at the
SAW SHOP, 23G MAIN STREET.
Curriers' Blades and Buffers for sale Circular and
MIL saws retOothed and rucd. All kinds Of Repairing
promptly hnnc. }. u. RAWSON, Agent
myi dti 236 Main street. Worcester up stairs.
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MACARONI-10 Boxes extra nice Ma |
w pies Macaroni just received and Tor sale by
WI o. SWEET,
Main frqaf
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ddlmOoms, Qoors, it,
Az v .s \ i" . " .s s' " 4a"@''
a. In y.

We would respectfully call the attention Of Carpenters
and the puHlic generally to our large stock of
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Boston, February s, 1858
mr.. r. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applica-
tons all but ONE of which patents have been granted
and that one is P0W peHdWq. Such Umnstakabc prOOfoi
great talent and ability on his part leads recon-.
mend all inventors to apply to him to procure their pa
tents as they may he sure OF having the most faithful
tenuon bestowed on their cases, and reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGARr"
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hlS h"l" hei ~ iN"i ""''e, wv """'e "N"lt Vu
man who so fortunately met her on the eyce,
determined TO take her home, knowing that
his good wife was above the squeamish preju.
dice which too generally obtains among w0m-
en-. lie did so, and will write 10 the girls
parenis to morrow AT the request OF his
friends, from whom we obtained these partic-
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TE 5 II NJ o Nj AIS.
Il regard Mr.. Eddy the most capable and suc
eeS$fH practitioners with whom have had official inter
course. ClAS MASON Commissioner of Patents.
Il have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person coD1steat and tHSC0rtv,
and more capable Of putting their applications in
to secure for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Tptp O. mtnis inrpr ofD tnufc
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Sold by BUSH q co. Worcester.
NJ. 5. BURR ~ CO., Boston, General Agents for New
England dcodNweowlv NJ
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NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER Fresh
Ground best quality, for sale in any quantity at
No ] 7 rk street
mv2S dtf LEE SPRAGIE d co.
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The incest offered in this city can be
found at the
BAY STATE B0OT AND SHOE STORE
No. 3 Bay State Block.
Call and see j. C. DUTCH
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ing, giving it very fine appearance. The
American and the German National Flag
waved side by side over the whole. Al
through this was a brilliant spectacle.
A very large transparency, bearing the
names of our gallant standard bearers, "Lin-
coin and Hamlin," was also displayed from
the top of Mr.. Booths foundry, on Washing
ton street, and added another ATTRACTIVE
feature to the splendid scene.
To return to the "Wide Awakes." The
procession after marching 'through the princi-
| pal streets, in very gentlemanly manner,
dispersed in becoming way, each delcga-
ton retiring to its proper place.
| The men were truly all "Wide Awake,
and behaved Themselves i'm such style as to
win applause from all beholders. Even dur
| ing the animation and excitement attendant
upon the discharge of a vast number of Ro-
man candles by the members of procession
or the south side of the Square, the most
admirable order was preserved. The good
conduct of so large body of men reflects the
highest credit upon themselves and their off
GERS.
The Speaking of the evening was com
menced at an early hour, both at the Wig
wan and at the State house Hon. VIM.
the House of Representatives, and held his
hsteeers in rapt attention to calm and ar
gumentative speech of great length. Mr.
Kellogg is a very eloquent and gertlemanly
speaker, as his large audience oflast evening
would be willing to bear witness. In The
Wigwam speeches were made by Senator,
Trumpull, Doolittle, Hon. Francis p. Blair
and several others. There were speaking
also, at three stands outside the building.
1t would be in vain for us, at this lat
hour, to attempt even slight synopsis o
the eloquent and effective Efforts of the speak
ers. We have neither time nor space, ant
can only wish that they had been heard b,
thousands besides the vast audience whicl
was assembled.
We are very sure this gathering has neve
been surpassed IN the West, if, indeed, il
any part ofthe Union; we are firmly convinc
ed that it never will be- There will be n
occasion for excelling it. While we do no
claim that there were people enough here t
carry Illinois for the Republican cause, W
| do claim that the number present, and tn
spirit displayed, gave US convincing evi
dence Of the ruling of spirit which will in
sure us a glorious victory in November.
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ORDINANCE. NO. 10.
IN RELATION TO Crurrrpv cno,.,,,

IN RELATION TO CEMETERY GROUNDS
be a. enacted By the City Council ofAe City
Of Ottumwd.
SECTION l. THAT all that tract or lot or orornd
KNOWN US the Cemetery Ground within tho or;o;nnt
plat OF the city OF 0ttumwa he and Is berebv
Vaeaed as burial place, and the public are forey:
PROMPTED from making interments therein
oho z. In consideration Of the donation NJ tvo
.es 81 ground set apart in the New Cemetery NV tba
ostumwa Cemetery Association. said rronnd com.
posing the old Cemetery within the city limits "a
hereby gr ned to said Association and the Maynr Ia
empowered to quit claim ali In crest the c;t~
lhhy nave IN said ground, to said Association tbsv
.5eir on Their part, and binding themselves and
M successors 10 appropriate all the proceeds from
the safe OF the ground granted to the irnnroren,
ana further purchasing grounds for the lew Censtery
arovlae' SAID grounds shah never be sold TO partiss
u usea lor any other purpose than burial croun
utii a we remains are removed to some other MACE
sEo. o All persons having friends or relations in
s,neun me OLD Cemetery ground, shall cause the
same TO be removed within ~ smiths from the
OF this Ordinance ~ 'e pass"se
SEC :! This ordinance shall take effect after nub,i
Union. Passed and annrava IL, 90 |, ,o ratc
Attest 49,, ~ 90, iooV.
;. u. THRAIL, Recorder
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TRUSTEES SALE.

XNHEREAs, on the Bird day of November, A. D.
w 1s5s, f. b. Murphy and Margaret Murphy by
Deed OF trust conveyed to me the following described
Real Estate to wit Lot No. Twenty nine (29) in Nor
iSs subdivision of Ten 0 acres Of the South end
OF the East half of the Southwest L of section No.
Nineteen Q9) in Township No. Seventytwo (72) North
OF range No. thirteen OBJ west and the building there
on IN trust to secure the payment OF certain prom-
sorry Note bearing even date with said deed Of
given by said ID Murphy and Margaret Murphy to
Marris X Vernon for the or Three Hundred and
Ninety eight and 6I100 dollars with ten per cent in
terest from date payable March lst 1860 And where
as, he said deed of trust authorizes in case the
said Note with the interest accrued thereon was not
paid when due, to sell the said property the high
est bidder for cash. at public auction the door of
the Court House, in the city of Ottumwa Iowa.
First advertising the in any Newspaper printed
In ths city of Ottumwa Wapello county and State of
Iowa, at least Twenty (2O) days. And whereas the
said note is now due, and neither interes, prnc
pal has been paid.
Now therefore, Notice is hereby given, that unless
the said note with interest and costs are sooner aid
will offer the above described property for sale AT
public Auction, to the highest bidder for cash. at the
Front door of the Court House. in the city of Otumwa
Wapelio county, Iowa, on the 18th day of September
A. ID 1860, at the hour of o'clock D. m. of said day
by virtue or the power in vested under said deed
OF trust, to satisfy note and interest thereon.
2%i2 Nv A. ii. HAMILTON, Trustee
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absorbed by the "ncg:o question" but he
said not word about the breaking Of the SOL
emn compact of the Missouri Compromise in
which he figured so prominently, and
whence has flowed the great flood of agita-
ton, which he deplores, as well he may, for
it has swept him into a gulf of political infa-
my whence he can never save himself. In
his loud and bosterous advocacy of the right
of the people of territory Ito govern them
selves" he had nothing to say of his Su-
prcmc Court dogma, which gives tolive judg-
es the right of deciding whether the people
may prohibit slavery or not.
The speech was long. Its omissions were
more significant than its expressions. 1t
was disingenious and sophistical and showed
the low 'lemagogue throughout. 1t did him
or his cause no honor or benefit The loud.
est and heartiest cheer given during the ef.
fort, was at the reference to ''rail-splitting."
The Republicans, of whom there were good
many present, helped give it.
In the evening, Mr.. Douglas was called on
at the City Hall, by those who wished tc
shake hands with him. Mrs. Douglas receiv-
ed the ladies at the residence Of Mr.. Oliver
Sanborn.
A display of rockets Roman candles, and
the cheaper pyrotechnics was kept up dur
ing the evening. .........
On Wednesday morning, Mr. and Mrs
Douglas left the city, en- route to Providence
r. |. We don't know whether or not h
viii find the grave of his father there.
One thing is sure he is finding his owr
! (polticaD grave as fast as possible The In
! dependent On. H. } Democrat. ..
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Another Decision Expected.

We understand from the Shelby Neps
thata suit has been instituted in the Shelby
Circuit Court involving the question of ,Sla.
very in the Northwestern Territory, as effec,
ted by the ordinance ofl787. The plaintiff
asserts that his master became permanent
resident Of illinois, and took the plaintiff
there; that by virtue of the Ordinance of
1877 and the Constitution and laws Of
Illinois, this residence liberated him from
s!avery.-L0uiSrUle J0mnd.
Why not? The Ordinance of 1877, rs
1T is popularity called, but really the act of
Congress of 1889, rests upon the same
foundation as that which sustained the
Missouri Compromise from 1920 down to
1854; and if the last is not in accordance
with the spirit and letter Of the Constitution
The first may be set aside by the Surpcme
touEt rs 'inCperative and voiL" They
stand or fall together, because they rest on
the Same basis The only question to be de.
decided is this: VIII pro-slavery politicians
and the Supreme Court dare to attack that
which gave freedom to the Northwest9 The
Drcd Scott decision was not pronounced un
I'll the triumph Of 1886 was secured.
Should the South drop their candidate
ana unite on Douglas and he thereby be
elected, would decision follow, overthrow
ing the ordinance of 1897? If we were to
Judge tree by its fruits, we should say
yes But thank God, this will never be
Douglas Will never be President.
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"LOOk Oh: GentlCIneER, we are
after vep.''

All, ha you are? Well, Friday" we are
obliged for the information, and will loose no
time in DOMINIC .ft clothes for the encounter
for we never run, not even for t.
You have taken it upon you to defend II.
C. Dean. We would have supposed you
would have learned wisdom from experience,
but, since you have not, you must take
another lesson under this severest Of masters.
Mix sir YOU once failed in an attempt to
IN addition to your old task, you assume tsA t5
justify man-a Mjng-embodying the
qulntessence ofevery deformty
Now sir, why should simple statement
OF truth have wrought you up to such an
agony ofwrath And why are You denying
charges, which Dean himself admits to be
true We understand, but viii not say :;
but allow us to suggest that the Office of
second campaign fiddler for this district
imposes on you no such duty. What we
nave to say in answer to your article, is in
tended for the public. We have no time for
personal controversy.
r You say-"Mr. Dean came here and made
speech, which so completely undermined
the sandy foundation on which rests all their
hopes, SO completely leveled their abolition
Lincoln Temple, that great cry was set up,
&C. Do you understand what Won saw, or
are you Purposely dishonest We heard that
greet speech ourselves, and failed to discover
IN it on, demolishing element. We call
your attention to the points Dean made on
that occasion, and wish you, if you speak
again, to indicate the strong one-and observe
now, that we are speaking Of Deans speech,
and not Deans person, for that there are
strong points about that, that would delnolish
any party or principle, no one doubts
Dean sad-"That the Republican nartv
was made up Of Abolitonists, Free Sellers.
small remnant Of the Wing party and the
sweat of the Democratic party" ats princi-
pie was, restriction of Slavery within its
present limits'-"That the Republican party
was opposed to fugitive Slave Law''-"That
aRepublican could not be a christian"-sTbat
the principles of the Republican party were
subverslve of our government That the
leaders of the party-Sewarl-Tr umbull &C.
could not have as much cramned into
their heads by God Almighty, as Washing
ton and Jefferson would forget between sun
down and dark
Tel! US sir, if you can, which is the strong
point We apprehend that these are mere
declarations, and, without proof, are worthy
OF no more credit, than a declaration from
US, that Henry Clay Dean is Gentl6a,aa.
Deans declarations, are as q5sarFon their
face, as would lie ours.