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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-30

The GLADLY OF LYONS" and the farce of
"Slasher and Crasher," are to be performed at
the Theater tonight. These are both unex.
ceptionable and tavorite plays, and we do not
doubt the ability OF Mr.. Myers dramatic COM
pany to present Them in good style
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-30
WILLIAM IL. SEWARD.
LORD LYONS TO MIR. SEWARD.
M .etr,Nr.rAN. n,,. OF

" AoIIINU IUN, lJVC' II
The Hon. WILLIAM H. SEWARD, &C.
Sir: have this morning received the note
winch you did me the honor to address to me
yesterday, in answer 10 Earl Russe's dis
patch, OF Nov 30, relative to the removal Of
Mr. Mason, Mr.. SlideIl, Mr.. Mcfarland and
MIR. Eustice from the British mail packet
Trent,
will without loss of time, forward to Her
Majesty's government copy OF the important
communication which you have made to me.
l will also without delay do myself the honor
to confer with you personally as to the ar
engagements to be made for delivering the four
gentlemen to me i'll order that they be again
placed under the protection OF the British flag .
] have The honor TO be, SC. LYONS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-30

TwENrY-FIFTH REGIMENT.-We learn that
private George A. Bixby, Of Co. Ii, has been
detached from the twenty-ftth regiment, and
placed in charge of the ammunition stores on
the gunboat Lancer, which is to accompany
Gen. Burnside's expedition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-30

In MEMoRIAM.-In the Salem street church
(Rev. Mr.. Richardson's), the organ was yes
terday tastefully draped with mourning en-
bems, III remembrance of Charles w. Upham,
a former member of the choir, and who died
recently at Richmond and the choir closed
the afternoon services by singing, with much
beauty and feeling, hymn in honor of the
Young soldier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-30

went to the burning bridge, but the engineer
very wisely did not attempt TO go across. I'm
til the bridge is rebuilt, railroad passengers
must go round it in carriages or otherwise.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-30
LABoRERs WANTED.--An advertisement in
another column calls for laborers in govern
ment service at Annapolis.

CHRISTMAS AT THE STATE INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, LANCASTER Ihe exit
bitiOn given in their chapel by the inmates of
this institutions, on Christmas evening, was a
very interesting affair, and was witnessed by
considerable number OF visitors The
church was very beautifully decorated with
garlands Of evergreens, and presented an ap.
pearance tasteful and appropriate to the oc
cason Upon the altar was large evergreen
cross, over and around which was the inscrip-
ton :-'LEARN OF ME, THE Way THE LIFE,
THE TRUTH" On the right of the altar was
placed smaller cross, and on the left, be-
meath a hand pointing upwards, were the
words :--"LoyE, TRUTH, CHARITY.
The exercises of the evening" opened with
the ainging Of an anthem, followed by the
Lords Prayer" repeated in concert by the
whole school; after which came singing, and
then the introductory, by one OF the scholars,
which was well composed and commercially
rected. The remainder oil the evening vas
occupied in recitations, dialogues and singing.
The singing, in particular, as it has been on ali
similar occasions, was very excellent, eyincing
the pleasing fact that this by no means unnec-
essary branch of their education, Is not per-
mitted TO be neglected. And in this connec
ton it may be but justice to say that much of
their accomplished in this branch, is due, per
baps, in no small degree to the excellent and
careful instruction OF Miss Wilson, OF Concord,
who, Judging from the admirable manner in
which she conducted the musical part OF the
entertainment is young lady OF more than
ordinary talent.
The vaedictory, given by one Of the girls,
was very good indeed and the concluding
song, Marching Along" was first rate. The
institution is in prosperous condition, under
the excellent supervision OF the superintend
ent; Rev. b. X. Pierce, whose labors in pehaf
of the general welfare OF all those under his
care have been Jealous and unlring, and their
result is manifested even in the altered and
happy countenances Of the girls.-CIinton
Courant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-30

HENRY GILES, widely known and favorite
lecturer is to deliver lecture at Horticultural
Hall on New Years night. Subject-"IrsL
Viii and Humor."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-30

The large elm tree opposite the cemetery,
cold common" Lancaster, Que VI the largest
and handsomest trees III the town, and which,
many of our readers remember, was repaired
some eight years ago at a considerable ex-
pense. has been broken down by the wind and
immense weight of snow and ice that had col
lected upon The branches Clinton Couran.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-30

WASHINGTON, Dec %. Mason and Slidell
have been given up, at the demand OF the
British government
The following is the diplomatic correspond
enoe -
MIR. SEWARD TO MIR. ADAMS.
No. 1856. Extract
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
wv NnunIAhnl 20 lSnl-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02
a Wonderful Architect.

Did you know that the typc-setter is
a wonderful architect You see those
bIIs Of zinc lying over, across and
against each other, like the tangled
braids OF mermald's 5 hair And vet
they form an army more powerful than
ever fought on tented field. Yesterday
they stood up proudly, professionally
speaking, IA one " form truly, IN IA
thousand forms.
You may look upon the little bits
with smile on your lip, but you ltlIe
dream that they are stronger and wiser
than you-that they Will speak when
you are dead and forgotten. They
have sometimes made you smile, and
sometimes snudder. " Stocks!" Isn't
there som thing in that word Havn't
you been head and heels in them for
years, and don't your feelings rise and
fall with them alternately? \ little
further on YOU come 10 The word Mar
rIed. All, we thought that would
make YOU smIle. We saw you kiss a
baby then, and that uord unraveIs It
all You havut forgotten the davs
when you went courun9, have YOU
Then there was magic IN tie utterance
on stood at the ALTAR III the strength
OF the happiness You felt, and if YOU
have not always loved The girl as YOU
ought 10, there IS 10 one YOU love SO
well. You secretly bless the dav when
the single word ''marrIed' was wreath
ed like a sacred archway over the ioys
of you and yours. Don'l YOU remem-
ber lntle MIunIe-she whom YOU loved
50 WeIi-ehe with the blue eyes aud
auburn curls? When Deaths dark
angel folded her Ittle delicate hands
over her snowy bosom, and sealed her
loving eyes with his icy fingers, don't
you remember how the great tide Of
sorrow came sUrgiug over Your snIuteu
heart! You iIltte thought, the other
day, when you picked up the papers.
that the word +" Died" Of only four
Ieuers-whlch YOU laughed al as they
lay dusty and dlr,y IN their little square
homeS-Wcuid make Won weep; would
make you think of her whom God hath
aiken!
Il you will come to this office To-
morrow. the prIutrr wIll show YOU how
10 : 'disiribute : knowledge He will
pull to pieces The tough,wIsy argumenSt
that yesterday dehed ;he world. Those
pretty pieces which the poet wrought
viii have to come down. and their gold
en- faucies becomes tomorrow the IN
segunents Of the politicians prose. In
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02

they go--those metallic dwarfs, scatter
ed broadcast like good seed, which will
bring forth sixty, eye, an hundred told.
Sixty lives lost" and Prentice's last
Joke march in together, and the printer
whistles Yankee Doodle as carelessly
as if human life was below par, aud so
1t IS. This Is the printers life and
business.
The Printing Office is a great bowl
ing alley. The printer sets up the
pins, The world keeps tally, the editor
puts the ball in motion, and away ii
goes, carrying dealh and destruction in
us front, sending a pm here and pin
there, while NOISY rabble always
stand by to cheer and hiss down the
players. Some play for money; and
few-a precious few-do it to patron
ze the boss and bless mankind. No
matter what the balls are made of, or
how they go, if they only bin the mark.
The crowd pocket the spols, and the
honors are left to the proprietofs, who
go behind the scenes and starye iii their
shlrI-sieeves. And such is lie.
When the printer dies, the world
just gels a glimpse of his value g. his
coat-taIls vanish into glory, and thu \
looks very bad, rubs il head a lit.
calls him clever fellow. says his only
fault was IN being poor, and the world
shoves his sympathy out of sight into
the odium, the human heart, aud rolls
on the Juggernaut as if nothing had
happened.
Some day the people will wake up
and find screw loose in the Jagged
machine of hnman progress. If YOU
do, don't waste more sympathy than
possible on those mylhologlcaI fellows
who print your books and papers, Tile
(N Y.) Primer.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02
Caught a Tartar.

When the privateer vessel Savannah
was at the dock in Charleston, lust pre-
vlous to her departure, the citizens and
detachment of the fair sex visited
her. The captain addressed the assem-
bly,, expressing his intention of cap,ur-
ing the Minnesota. and dispensing 9TH
er vessels which lowered about the ha~-
Dor. These sentiments were received
with the greatest enthusiasm.
Large quantities OF wine were plac-
ed on board, some of VIII, was lmme.
dlately used, bnt the greater portion
slowed away in the lockers. 10 be used
as occasion demanded After seizlnr
the merchant vessel and disposlng Of
her, the Savannah sailed for the Perry.
which purposely Y sailed away from her.
bat suddenly tackled, got to the wind
ward and opened port holes The Sa-
Yannah saw her mistake and took TO her
heels. The Perry followed in fuI.
chase, throwing several Shots, to whica
the prvateer paid nc attention. At
last . heavy shell was thrown, which
burst Immediately over the vessel.
striking CONSERVATION in the hearts of
the bold privateers.
In moment nearly every man of
thea went below and found solace in
tie "iues furnished them by their
Charleston friends, and when the Per-
ry captured the vessel nearly all of
them were intoxicated. They knew
enough, however Of their per.lous sit
uanon 70 give the most abject signs Of
tear When they tace a jury in the
United States Circuit Court in few
weeks, on their trial for piracy, they
Will probably realize ,heir situation, and
regret The crime they have committed
against the Government.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02
The Printers Estate

The printers dollars - where are
they dollar here, and a dollar there.
scattered over numerous small towns.
all over the country, miles and lnlies
apart How shall they be gathered to-
getherE The paper maker, the buIId.
lng owner, the Jourueyman composilor.
tae grocer, the tailor, and all assistants
TO hun IL carrying OF his business, have
their demands, hardly ever SO small as
a single dollar. Bat the mites from
here ard there must be diligently gath
cred and carefully boarded. OF the
WhereWlth TO discharge the large lia-
blhIes will never become sufficiently
bulky. We imagine The printer viii
have 10 get up at address 10 his wide
ly-scauered dollars something IKE the
following:
Dollars, halves, quarters. dimes.
and all manner OF fractions INTO which
ye are divided, collect Yourselves. and
come home We are wanted! Combl-
nations of all sorts OF men that help the
printer 10 become proprietor, gather
such force, and demand. with such
good reasons, your appearance at ms
counter, that nothlog short of a sight of
you will apprasc him. Collect YOUR
selves, for valuable as You are In the
aggregate, singiy you viii never pay
the cos. Of gathering. Come in here.
in single file, that the printer may form
You lniO battalion, aud send YOU forth
again TO battle for hun, aud vIudIcate
his feeble credit
Reader, are you sure you haven't a
couple Of the printers dollars sticking
about your clothes!
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02

INDIA RUBBER CARDs.-Onc of The
various uses TO which India Rubber j.
put Is that OF furnishing the material
Tor business cards, Besides The various
convenient forms which may be given
10 the materal-square, round, oval
triangular, or any other shape-il may
also be improved with ornamen, or de-
sign suitable to any particular business.
The material makes hight and preuIiv
moIoed business cards-one advanlae-
OF winch Is that lhey cannot be dufaced
easily, and are almost indeslructibIe.
K would be very economical for pas
senger railroad tickets. theatre tickets.
etc. not only because Of durability bur
OF ImPoSslbIll'y to make a profitable
imitation.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02

When AND How Scorr WILL MovE.
Tie Washington corresp spondeut OF
the n. Y. Tri5aaae says:
Gen. Scott yesterday remarked to
Gen. Morse, Of Massachusetts, that he
should not move III the direction of the
enemy until he was ready, and that
when he makes movement 1t will be
conducted with scrupulous regard TO ne
saving OF any unnecessary olocdshed,
first among his own troops. then among
the ranks OF the rebels. Blu. that he
Will bag as many prisoners as possible,
firmly believing that, as IN the case Of
Capt Bad and his company of Fairfax
Cavalry, when they were brought INTO
contact with the truth concerning the
real intentions of the Government, and
are convinced, as they viii be when
out Of the reach Of the pernicous lnau-
ences now surrounding them, Of the ut-
ter folly and madness OF rebelIing
against the Government.
There IS no reason to believe that
General Scott VIII be forced into battle
by anybody. He will, doubtless, move
upon Richmond 1y several roads,
Western Virginia will not be satisfied
unless her regiments form a part Of
one column of advance, led by Gen
Mcclellan. This may march west Of
the Blue Ridge TO the rear Of Manas-
sas Junction, taking care of Winchester
and Strasburg OF me way, and, if pos
SlbIe, gratifying the true Union men of
Virginia by the capture OF Mason
Another column, led by General But
Ter, can be landed at the head Of York
River. whence it IS only about thirty
five miles 10 Richmond. \ third col
umn. under Gen. Mcdowell, eau march
from Washington.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02
Gen. Pillow Proclaims all Northern
Property Confscated.
HEAD QUARTERS ARMY or TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS, June 2Ist, 1861.

MEMPHIS, June list, 1861,
All merchants brokers. and other
persons owing allegiance 10 the State
OF tennessee, and al banks in tho
State having on deposit balances. or on
hand balances of specie, bills Of ev-
change, notes, or other funds. or capseS
IN action for collection, am belonoinr
TO The enemies Of Tennessee. are. bv :
law OF tie State Legislature of the
State, and by the laws of war. due -
the State, and are hereby declared sejz-
cd and sequestered, in reprisal for iIje-
gal seizures by The people and Govern
ment of the North. All banks IN The
State are required TO state wha. amount
OF their stocks Is owned by The enemies
OF the State, or by persons who 1--we in
states al war with Tennessee.
Merchants, brokers, bankers and
others SO indebted to our enemies. are
required to report to the Adiufam Gen
eraI 5 office, or the Major General
commanding, the amount of such IN
Geotedness, deposits, balances. djvi-
dends IN stock, stock' owned. etc. and
III the meantime are ordered not 10 paw
over the same TO other than the STATE
OF Tennessee.
IhIs report is required 10 be made
by the lOlh day of July next. BY or
der of MAJ GrT p,,,ay y =
DAN'L 5. DoNALson, Adj't GeoI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02

4 SHREwD EDITOR. - There are
some persons who seem TO think that
editors regard Il as Que of the greatest
intellectual Iuxuries to pith into
somebody, and they suppose themselves
10 have conferred 4 greal favor by lur-
nIshing beIligerent contributions, 10
which some person, society or corpora
uon IS soundly abused. Snch people
may take . hInl from the following:
4 uo'ed chap once stepped Into the
sauclun Of a venerab. ana highIy re-
spectacle editor, and iuduIged ia IL
rade against citizen wl,h whom he
VAS on bad terms.
/ wish" sand ne, addressing the
mau with The pen, you would write
very severe article against R,
and put i ~ Your paper
The next morning he came rushing
into the office IA violent state Of ex-
citement. What dld YOU put ia YOUR
paper! l have bad NY nose pulled
aud been kicked twice
: wrote severe arucle as YOU de-
sired, calmly replied the editor, land
signed your name TO ii.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02

ANEcDorE OF WAsH1NGrcx. At
Cambridge, Gen. Washington had beard
that the colored soldiers we're NOT 70 h..
depended on for sentinels. So one
night, when the password was Cam.
bridge, be went outside the camp, put
on an overcoat, and then approached
coIored sentinel.
Who go dar :" cried the sentinel.
"A friend, replied Washington.
Friend advance unarmed and OH
de counterslgn," SAID Pompey.
bury" '''
No sar," was the response.
Medford,' - said Washington.
der. ~ ''''
e" Charleston" sand Washington.
PomPey Immediately exclaimed, Il
tell YOU, Massa Washeton, 10 man kin
60 by here 'lhout be say Canbrjdre. ="
Washington said e" Cambrjdoe. ." and
Wen, by, and the mex. dav The coIor4d
gentleman was relieved of all further
necessity for attending to .ha particular
branch Of military duty.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02

The Hudson Gazette tells Of lule
tour year old girl who, while repeating
the catechjsm at her mothers knee re-.
PLed, 10 answer to the question. "What
did God create g. The earth. he su,
the moon, the stars-and tLc sfl.;g7oe "
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02

THE BALLoOS N WARFAnE.-John
LaMouulaln, the Hronaut, has offered
his service to the General Government
IN the capacity Of scout. lie propos-
Sc to initiate his balloon. and ,aceompan-
led by an engineer, 10 ascend to any
desirable elevation, taking notes of the
country, the situation and strength of
the enemy, etc. This idea IS bv no
means novel. It occurred 10 the frs:
Napoleon, when the art Of haIioonInr
was but IuIe understood. During the
CrImran war lilies Frequently made
use OF those Observation-Disclosures 10 ascer-
tam the preparation making OF the en-
euy. But Il was in the great plain az
Northern ltaly,in the campaign OF 1859,
that their utility became most apparent.
Before the iattIes Of Magenta and Sol
f-rIno, Louis Napoleon has employed
1ronants to survey The grounds; and
while the AuStrIans were IN retreat,
every motion made ty them was no;ic-
ed by these geuii of the upper atmo-
sphere aud reported to the victorious
allies.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02
DIR WI. EssI.nEiEIssND.

DII1 .,.t.s.kN. SURGEON AM ACcoUCHFR. Miner
i Al f,-nt. NiS o.Icc door assove Srrn-uo-s
.asa Si.sl, Iii4-l Street. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02

lRUE ENoUcH.-When our Yankee
boys arrive al Montgomery. the Rebel
leaders Will be very much Put Out.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02

AHN wounded by tie explosion Of
bomb shells are wounded a770rIarIu.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02

The LAsD 'r PRoMtsE(s The
Southern Confederacv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02
From the Saturday Evening Post.
The OIL d Farm 6 te
NJ MRs.LYDIA JANA pEIRsON

ny MRS. LYDIA JANz PETRSOS.
The old farm gate i shattered ana gray,
The nails from It's braces have rusted away,
Aud the old post leans as il drags around,
Win staggering movement and topaniug sound.
The old man leans on his old gate now,
AMI white locks stray round his neck and brow
And his Sent Knees press 'Eainst the shattered
While hi. snriyeled hands to its top rail cling
The maple boughs high over his head,
Have Il few green leaves in their tufts of red.
And the flowers that late by the pathway lay
Have seen the frost angel aud gone away.
Why standeth he there while the chill breezes
Ani the yellow birch leaves rush eddying By
An, he thinks Of a morning like Eden bright,
When that old gate waa new and his form up
right.
Twas the last and the most lu1uriant day
OF The balmy aud 5vart.tul month II Asy;
The bigas' songs loaded the bsimy breeze,
And the garlauds nUng low from the generous
trees.
And The lawn gny With motley crowd,
Whose glad hearts ran over with laughter loud
From the gray glandsire in his cushioned chair
To the rolhcking iniaEt, the world WAS there.
The small girls waited in white robed pride,
lie leu 10 the aitera tairy ) oung bride;
EAcA reHdF to swear n love molly falth,
FOR better, FOR worse, till The hour OF death.
The Young bride came, with mien 20 meek,
Ana tine pale, pale rose tint her cheek
Ana the >uubeams That Tell on her cAes nut hair,
Changed all To gold, aud stayed trembling there.
The bars of that gate were strong and white,
Its post firm s1d its hinges bright.
" non i dark TBAel h s0lJitu
Down from The farm house paced along.
And who Gii they bear 10 the.r rest that day,
Through the open gate, Gown The churcnyard
way.
4 wife-a mother-ah. woe woe woe
The bride OF 50 few short years ago.
The husband had loved the worlds marts till
then,
lie torsouk them now, and his fellow men
And every evening he prayed snd ~ept,
~ the blossCm med turf, whore his riyen heart
slept.
Aud now he but comes TO the old farm gate,
And ace rs 10 listen, and watch, and walt
FOR the wlUg OF the angel that tsrries near
Aud the toot Of the neg ghbors that Jear the bier.
4ddrian, Michigan.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02

{ y ERA l. healeria Dry Goods, tiroce-ies Provis-
u ion, 4 drSre, Nc Yeilo~ stone. WjS. Nov.i2.
ly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02
I.E n. &. NCnTT.

N~0FA2' .t LIE, ,CoNvEYANCEK SGENERAL
= AGEN II, Line, i, ,Iova county, Wisconsin. I0tt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02

LIGHT. wine = bat the ghost Of u,;ne
it has no body 10 it.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02
Il. lsIIREY " n
DIN IL. W E-T9S

- RECON ANh PHYSICIAN. once opposite the
~ 0-t it'cr, az stairs. 9-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02
G. L. Z. BgrS-tNC

Tr0RNEY AMI CoUNSELLoR-IANn K col
Il LECr1S- AGaNT, shs<Ls berg. Lefate<ie Co.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02
lhe 3flineraj pclnt dribune.

.frRLrsEsp FvEaY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MoRNIsG,
II the ola Eagle ssleon opposite the Iowa County
Bank, u neral Point, Wis. by
+ L ( 3 $ & s Q n
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02

=. y. RIOFFET1, Vi. n.
.se IT. aoiiet's Block, ~ FtSirs, Mineral Point Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-02
FASHIONABLE BtRRHR.

I s''fssE APIkL &ar5ry t.te mp hi~ shop q the
- most tpPr"rr4 ~tvle. l. prepares
~ttAFL. DRESS HAIR, :iiItHIP0oN &c,
al VII" may favor bitn With call Il also
BiecthUE. Cupp5 = aud fa...cf.ug on shcrtno
-lce AM "a T." o-st ssSnncr of the science.
80 ua"s 'ritct satisfaction warranted in all