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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
G6e lancaster 6a1tttt
CITY OF LAECAsTER:
THURSDAY, oc., u. 1861
recruiting ia Fairfield County.

seventeen Wiling sefVahts recruiting III
this county. all Of whom will consent to
DO made Captsins and will go to war II
they arsS fltis great misfortune that
in.s county having nine companies IN the |
Geld aud With o population little rising
$4,000, that an effort should be making
to do the impossible thing of organizing
II more, and il is greater shame that SO
many Of our young men can only consent
10 be patriotic to the tune Of slls per
month. Until every poppjas in the land
came to wearing epaplels and supporting a
sword, tieutepancy was thought to be
an honorable position, and an hundred
dollars month good salary. Meo had
grown gray with years and ripe with hon
ors in the copn,ry's service as Lleuten-
ants; but now .a-dsys if young man has
ever had the fortune to see school-mas'
ter or wear good suit Of clothes, he must
BE- made Brig, General, a Colonel, a
Major, or Caplain--he will consent to
nothing less.
This great inhibition 10 wear e2aulets
without winning them-to serve the
country for the country's money should
Le rooted out. The young man''who'is is
not suf6c;ently patriotic to serve Lis coun,
ry as a private should not be permi ted
to serve il in any Other capasi.y. There
ia plerty Of merit and capability ir the
ranks Plenty of volunteers who have
gone into the service with heart unsOllls
and eve directed sinely to the counry's
service, These are the men 10 tncour,
aCe--iheso are the men TO bonor, ,,,,l
While seventeen recruiting officers arc
beating about the country opposing and
viifyius one another, while this struggle
. Ia going on for the .'straps with two bars, .
no possible good can result to the service
Il would be as reasonable to expect goot
to come out Of Nazareth. The resul
must be few men at tho cost Of mucl
time and money, ..tr..1
If the "dead wood that now hangs ovc
the county and obstructs the recrnit'nI
service could be removed, II the commits
sions and orders to recruit that now cove
Ahe county could b. raked together an'
iburned--if the County Committee conl'
go to their work untrammeled-were at 10
erty 10 recommend for commissions pro
per number Of proper men, we think Their
would be no difficulty in sending into IN
field, from this county, four we'll filled
well organized and we'll appointed CON
panies within the next twenty days; br
unless something is done, unless the con
inittee are permitted to'call into the 80
vice such men as are worthy OF the sc
vice. and such as the times aud occccasic
demand, twenty days and twenty mont
will have expired before much good W
have been accomplished. rt
fVharn 0ra nlaniu nj man In EAlrti a
.lo;..
,',. s 70. :, I,,r a,'..,.a ~ ..o,,u a,'o,
- 80. .,".-,. c....;..
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
Special Notices.

known remedy for Rheumatism, GaHt aud Neuralgia,
and the perncious effects Of Mereury, and " Is with
The greaies TO It's merits, that We call
the attention otour readers TO the In
another column OF our paper, oftho Anti Rheumatic
Rand-QmlN, ! .7f .H.f ... s.H
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

E%Tod's majority in the State win be
little rising 10000
MCveigh's majority Tor Senator in this
DislriO.iG iG 1873. Wa will publish the Of
fetal vote pext week
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

The Stars and Stripes 10 US belong
Ger Freenen's Land shall ever wave,
In Freemen's hands, o'er Treason's grave.
Our Constitution Fise and pure
From age to age, shall still endure;
No rebel lFand can that dsface,
Nor stain its Framers with disgrace.
III.
That Constitution still shall be
Our ten fold shield Of Liberty;
Declaring equal rights for all 9aY
And for defence doth loudly call.
| fat f+ Nv. '
Those equal rights we will defend,
With heart and hand, till treason's end,
Beseeching Heaven 10 aid our cause
Of equal rights and equal laws. g.
Did traitors dare us to the field?
They did, but we will never yield:
We burl defiance on the foe,
Whose boast shall end in bitter woe.
VI. -,s t7s
Our cause is Just, their cause is base,
Each foe man wears traitors face
Within his breast a pirates heart, '7
But we will choose the better part. ''s
VII.
With true men in tho South we share
That better part, and feel their care
The traitors gaglaw soon shall cease,
And Brother Freemen welcome peace.
d, VIII.
Then on to Victory, valiant frieads;
The true mans courage never bends;
With steel in hand, and God above,
Deal death 10 foes, 10 friends our love.
One hundred ropies oI this favorite sor
sent Tree. by mail to any address, fro
o South Bloomingville. Hooking county,
= by SAMUEL P. REYNOLDS, "a septuagen
!. ~ school teacher, on receiving one d
. lar at par. '. '.'
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DIR wgAvBRsS
CERATE. 8 OINTMENT

and YOU nave permanent cure
THE CERATE has proveditself,O be the best olnt-
been known to fail OF eTcciihg permanent cure Of
Old Sores, Tei.er and Rlhgu orm, Sealf Head, Chill
blains aud Frost Bites. Barber's Itch, Chapped or
Cracked Hands or Lips. Bfotches OF Pimples on the
Face. And for SORE NIPPLES and SORE EYES,
the Cerate Is the only thing required to cure. II
SHOULD be kept In the house Ofevery family.
Now Ia lhe time that specific for Totter and all
other bumors arising from impure blood Is wanted.
Read III following evidence In favor Of DR.. Weav-
er's Synphnd Cerate:
| .. JERoNEvlLLE, Ashland Co., o., Nov. 90, 1860.
7 J. N. Harris e CO., CincinBaii-- Gsa atismsn-l
tdeem II duty as we'll as pleasure 70 inform you
what Dr. Weaver's Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup
and Jeraie have done for and hope that this let
ter may come TO the notice OF all persons similarly
afflicted. In the year 1850. was attacked with Tot
ter. or Salt Rheum, on both my lcgs, and extsnded
until from my knees 70 my feet was one raw sore--l
consulted, and obtained medicines ard prescriptions
tained n0relief, when your agent Mr. HOFFMAN. nrug
gst at this place. me 10 try the SyruI
aud Cerate. which fortunately did, and am now
sound, we'll man. by their use,
And with much gratitude, l remain; yours truly; :,
Mr.. wterbnugh is a gentleman wellknown in Ash
land county.
Price Of Syrup 81, Cerate 95c. per bottle. nirec
tions accompany each bottle. Soldby most Medicin
dealers.
i in. HARRIS & CO, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Proprietors for the Western and Southern States
TO whom orde,s for the above Medicines may be ad
dressed. Sold Wholesale and Retail by g. KAUFF
r MAN & co. aud L. q. SLoCUM, Lancaster:P. Han
Pleasantyile: Jefferson & Co., ThOrnyilei W.
Graham. Zane,vIle: Roberts& Samuel. CoTnmbu;
: George Il. Pichbard,, CiHcleyihe. Nor.1, lsGO-ly
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
How to ce, the Doua,lon. to the soldier.

How 10 Get the Donations to the Soldiers
WAsnINoToS FuRNAoE. Oct l2.-EDs.
CR. GAzErIR: We have some blankets
We wish to give to the army. Could you
inform us through your daily. where to
ship them. tha. they would not fall into
the hsndS Of q Shelving or merceusry
QuarIermastetf
2RADBRs oy THs GAzeTrR.
Ws.kuOw orno.beIter way than 10 pu
tue hlaukels in the hands Of the Distric
Committees, acting under the Governor
recent call for contributions. The Com
niItsss chip the articles 10 tie Quarter
master at Columbus, by whom they ar
distributed oour own regiments. Obi
donations should 90 TO Ohio troops--a
least III their au9eripgs arc entirely r'
lieved--and a distribution exclusively
Chic tioops can only be secured thrOug
the Ohio Qufrtermaster. CIs. GAi
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

This Glorious Union is our song, -
The Stars and Stripes 10 us belong
Ger Freemen's Land shall ever waVe'
In Freemen's hands, o'er Tresson's grave
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
THE UNION.
a War Song for patriots and vstua'esr..
ny sAnuEL ,. RETSOLDs'

W rtten in The Long Meier aud may be Sung 10 any
Long Meter Tune.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
N-PA single bottle OF SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually III
sPALDING'S PREP AIRED GLUE!
sPALDING's PREPA AIRED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECES,

SAVE THE PIEcEsl
ECoNoMYl e4 DlSPATCH'
T-7"A srrreH In THE SAWS MSE,"4I
A accidents will happen, even In we'll regulated
Jtisvery desirable 10 have come cheap and
convenient way ior repairing Furniture, Toys Crock
'''' w. sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
mee,s Al, sueh emergencies, and no household can
afford u be wlthoutiI ltiSalvays ready, and up to
Inc "'0N,@6 ,@6ssPSG1iLIy EVERY HOUSE,"
NB.--A.Rrush accompanies each Bottle. Price,
os cents. Address, -
No. Ee Cedar Street, New York.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

By tho use ofthese Pilsthe periodic attacks or sr
ross Sick Headache may be prevented; and taken
nj the moneement OF an attack Immediate rellet
from pain aud sick ness will bO obtained.
They seldom faiti removing tue Nausea nd Head
ache TO which feE,alet are so subject s r..
They act gently upon tho boweis'-rcfnoving Cos"
tioeHess, n -,i .tf-t --t.-s.A. fgiJrf so
For Literary MsM, ,StaSeHts, Delicate Females, and
all persons fsedaHtary habits keyaFe valuable asa
wing the appetite, giving rigor
10 tho digestive organs and natural olas-
tlcity an strength o fine whole system.
The CEPHAbIC PILLS are the result OF long In
vesg ondu cite experime ens ,haV-
ing been In use many years, duving which time they
have prevented and relieved n vast amount OF pain
and So ferng fro Headache, whether originating in
tho neruoHs system or from dernnged stale OF the
Stomach. ~ ...st .. -,
They arc entirely vegetable in their composition,
and may be TAX nj alltnes with perfect safcy with
out any change Of diet aRdth sbssnee Of any
dsagrssabis rsndsrSh sasy 10 adfsHistsr thew
TO ckildreR.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETTs!
The genuine have ave signatures ofilcnry O. spald-
Sold by Druggists all other Dealers In Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt oiihe
PRICE eS CENTS.
| Allordsrsshould be addressedto
HENRY G. SPALDlNG,
Nov Is, ls6o--Iy33. 4sCedar s,reet,New York
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
CAUTION,

CAUTION.
As certain unpripepled persons are euempungto
naIm al on the pubic limitations Of my
PREPAREDGLU UE, would caution all persons to OK
anime before and see that the fal nsme,
IA on the outside wrapper all others are gwindlng
countoffsiIS.a For sale at all Drug Stores a.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

With true men in tho South we share
That better part, and feel their care
The traitors gag-law sOou shall cease,
And Brother Freemen welcome peace.
, 1861-08-08
THE BEST SEWING MACHINES AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRIC Es.

b. an advertisement in another cclimn, II will
he seen that the Grover G. Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company have made a great deduction
from the former prices Of their excellent Sewing
Machines, aud with a most conmendable pur'
pose. as is explained therein
At the present prices, there is 10 excuse for
any hny that is not the posseSSOr Of one Of these
little la5or.savers, which with its tirecss arm,
ever wiling always ready needle performs such
miracles Of good results, and relieves the weary
housewife Of greater portion Of her never.end.
iGg labors. The machines r, Cerrcd to are rapidly
superscding all others in use, and the already
great demaEd for them must be much Increased
by tins favorable change in prices. a few words
IN c0rfoboration Of our expressed opinion Of
their qualities, and we are confident no stronger
evidence is needed.
The new style Grover 4 Baker Sewing Ma
chimes have been exhibited for premiums this
year for the first time at the different Fairs
throughout California. The result has proved
them far superior to Singers, Wheeler 4 VII.
sons, and all Others At every Fair they have
taken the first premium, and the awards have
been made by well known and competent men,
experts in mechanism, and impartial and unpre.
judiced in judgment There has no, been sin.
gle exception in this vanquishing Of all coinpeti
tors. First premiums have been awarded to
Grover Baker, in this State, at the State Fair,
Sacramento; Stockton Fair, Peiauna Fair,
Marysv;lle Fair, Fair Of the Mechanics lnsiitut,,
San Francisco; the Bay District and San Jose
Fairs. While at the Fast, the same signal sue.
cess has attended them at tho great st. Louis
Fair In September, Tennessee State Fair, OhiU
State Fair, and Louisville Fair. More conclu.
sive evidence Of the superiority Of these ma.
chimes, and Of their appreciation by the public,
cnad not be adduccd. Success SO signal, and o
triumph so overwhelming, have seldom hren at.
tained in mechanism, where the competition has
been as vigorous and as well sustained as in the
matter Of sewing machines,
The new style Grover ( Baker" has brought
machine sewing to perfection. 1t can execute
the heaviest apparel for farm work, and the fin.
est fabric for the parlor. From calico dresses to
the richest embroidery, it performs its allotted
task with unerring decision and wonderful dis
patch. IL is empbatically the family sewing ma.
chine par excellence. There is nothing IN the
line Of needlcwork that 1t cannot accomplish
The machinery exhibits the highest qualities Of
mechanism, being easily understood not liable
to get out Of order, and as accurate in IT'S move
menis as clock work. A few hours suffice to
make one mistress Of all its properties, and to
thorous iy understand its Details The depot
for the Pacific coast is at No. 329 Montgomery
street, San Francisco.
, 1861-08-08
sperial Notirrs.


or Dr. L. j. CE,PENy already secured In position vkA
paces H. proprietor, Tar above the assaults o. envS 49,
Proessond malice. In The schools Of France the hirSeS
prizes Oen awarded to practitioners IN this
uf medical SCIENCE and they occupy with others an eon"i
loy position Ia the profession. Rcnrd Is luStIions
ample, shining light among the philosophical starr 81 ~
IN EnrOpe, and Dr. Edpkay has uly equaed him N ~
county; proof of which, the Phladepha Cois.s "
Medicine cnmpImened hun with Diploma and the Eondss.e.
dd eTH@nI rgree Selecting this hls field Of obersio
although quIed graduate Of the University a ps',h'
AID :he late chief sGrgron Of the hungarian ReVouons
army foI more extended abors Dr. L. Czapkny has b,
his earnest attention tn the cure Of chronic and private ~
In which he has becune great expert Thai 4.
regarded the leader In this branch Of his prols,
throughout the United States, and bis portrait and
published matter If ihteet Illr rehdefs IN n
exclusive journals Tie Doctors Offices are ut 81 Msd,
and Surgical Institute street. corner of iS
dorn nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Nal eteaS
ship Company. = ----
t We ask the particular pttention Of reader. n IN,
sworn certificates Of remarkable cures In another eoun I
this PAPER. a.
m b. J. CHAPkAT's private Medical and Surgical I.,,
tnts Is on Sacramento street, bow otpoS ~
Pacific Mail steamship coTpanys Office, Fan ffahcseo ~
Doctor offers free CONSULTATION, and asks no remunsra
unless be fleets cure
~ Persons not wishing 10 lose time In correspopdsn.
fass enclose Ale IN their etters, and they will get mmsSS
attention to their cases. -
Address L. J. cZAPKAY, MD.
'l'fm San Francisco, Cal
, 1861-08-08

HoLLowAY's PILIs shOaid be taken for the
Cure Of DrOpey.-Females at certain period Of
lile become liable 70 this complaint, which first
makes ils appearance by the swelling Of the
feet legs, and hands, and thus making strong
iaruads on the constitution; NUMBERS Of drop.
steal patients, even when their cases were pro.
ucunced hopeless, have been cured By taking
Hollouayis Pills; and thismediclne having stood
tie test Of ycass us . certain remedy for this
malady, no one 20 afflicted should delay giving
h trial. A time 0f lie called the critical pc
rod is common 70 both sexes, when this Is saleiy
passed, hale old ago invariably follows These
ammlrabls Pills are expressly adapted foS that
period.
, 1861-08-08

NEw BooKa--Ths following Is d. d. Ban
ofol 4 coslist Of new booksby the steamer
next % arrive The Sea ia Msy1 By Miehclst /;
Ths Great Uprising Of the People; Vol. 10.
Howard's Practice Reports; Vol. al, Smiths
New York COuftOf Appsals RspOrtsI COltOn's
General Ada. New Edition; Equity Craftsman,
New Edition; Vol 8, Agassiz's Natural His.
tory Vol 81, Encyclopedia Britannica; Rebel
lion Record. Part n; Hints on Health; vOlun-
tser's Manull.
, 1861-08-08

TIM sflknrs sASEA cHrz-This steamer,
which Or . short tine past has been in the o.
8 rsssnus ssIrics. under the name Of the
Gnsrui SiunnsI. Was lAisly sold 10 . China liFm,
uhoinisudFunning hsrbslwecn China snd japan.
rhs sun Il eia0Oo Eas paid fur hrs.
, 1861-08-08
orFIcI.L vorE ron DELEGATE.

The following IS Tie official vote for Delegate to
Congress so far as received. Two counties (Spo-
kane and Missoulal YET rmain 10 he heard from
Officially; th' fist namd is represented to have
gone unanimously for LaadJr:-
, 1861-08-08

SrnCEEE FROn IHE RoLL-C Capt. John Nc
Mare. q ths 10Th Infantry, has been stricken
from the army roll, BY order o. the President,
ior alleged dislcyalty, while in command at Fort
Laramie. Surgeon Lafayette Gould has also
been stricken from The Medical stai, for Iefhs
ing % renew bis oath of allegiance.
, 1861-08-08

THE HABEAs CODvA-Attnrney General
Rates has prepared an opinion concerning the
power q ths President 10 suspend the writ Of
kabsss aPuA he assumes ths position that the
President has the right, and elIsetuaIly con.
bats ths runsOnilg q Chief Justice Tiasf n
fbe Msrriman cass,
, 1861-08-08

NV P.ira-Wehase received Nos and
q n, Orsrlnaf Pras new paper publishsd
Il Olympia, and edited By A. n. Pos, ESQ Of
1.u... anolhlI paper vas needed % illl the
I.'1au created ~ he demise Of The Pioneer
1.I D.n,aat II, saluhlogy aays \ VIII b
independent We welcome lhe Pres ns an aux
'||.y b making known de rsaoure.s q our
l1aaIIy.
, 1861-08-08

FEcvSDITY.-The San Jose (Cal.) Mercury
says: On Thursday last, COW belonging to
DR.. George McCackin, at Pike Canon, IN this
county, gave birth to Eve living male calves.
Factl Beat It who can
, 1861-08-08
MARRIED..

At the residence Of Mr. J. II. Settle, Seiaeoou, July
2st, BY Hon p Stewart Jdge Of Probate Court Mr.
BHhf RouB of Pierce Coanty 10 ss NEnvA GrrakE dahg
ter Of Rev. Stephen Guthrie, Of Tharston COu'ty
, 1861-08-08

cs.ssuorrnns This Stockton (Gai) RsPub-
I|eIa nagss As'nileman who has just returned
lon antirAbeflng county, Informs Us that ths
1sasIhopperl display an unwonled Taracity in
Ih.i virinily. They are not satisfied with o.
.|rrylns What my can End upon the ground,
1ol actually conlEivo % CT into the fruit sreos
111 bulhls They derour apples of consideSa-
b. s|rt md their numbers canhot Be estimated
b 1a.leI. o. By thousands Of bushels These
pests t.t, advanced . short distance into our
county. hul a. ye. hare not caused any great
rnrnnl q damage.
, 1861-08-08
L. p. FISHER,

- NJ columns Of The Poor soVsD HnAlD ars open
y scsnnuneatioas an questions Of public policy and In
esfs and he advocacy Of al sides Of question shall
- ssS hsura; but such esnmunloatOns not Of
IIlsal puh nars, intended for the fuhsrapee Of
ia1viaaal ends v be charged ssdvsrssnents his rule
um n no eass BE- departed fOm.
, 1861-08-08

InnIanklios.-Two thousand wagons were
pa.sea bp,wesn Fort Karny and ths Missouri
border. by party going; sasirafd from The for
nr plaet. Computing four persons % each
wagon. lhi1 makes soms 5000 smisFants. No
doubt he number win Is much larger. The
inlarmani states that they comprise all trades
artisan smp|oymsnis. and professions, Gu The
var Ih,ie b,afl with dlsaslr,us weight upon Al.
A ars, proportion are pgr1nts Of fliF pecuniary
means. seeking |snisr Investment for Il in prop
cry l||is idsof the mounlalnb than can nov
b otsainsd N he older States
, 1861-08-08

SUMMARY PUMsanHsE.-Ia our last issue, We
nulicsd The murder BY Indians Of Judge Wat.
sun. doorksepsr Of the Assembly ct Olympia,
lasl winter. We now learn. from The Dallss
M6uaiainsr o. the slSt ultimo. that Che In
dan Who committed The deed was promptly
aIronup by he chief Of his tribo, and was taken
IN custody By he Sheriff q The county in
which Ne cime vas perpsnated Amer an ex-
aminniion bsims Justice Of lhe Peace. in which
h confessed The murder ths citizens Of Col
vile took he Indian and Suspended him BY the
natk TO . galspozi until he was dead, 70 the
ssid,rt plelSure q some twenty Of his tribe.
uho Witnessed the snsen,ion.
, 1861-08-08
PUGET SOUND Herald.
= sTErLAcooM, W. 7.
Thursday Evening. Aug. Q, 1861.

PnonoTIOx or PRvATKS-A few weeks ago,
uscLronieled the promotion Of Sergeant Ball 10 =
essond Lisusenaney, and We now have the graft
neaiion of ehrOnieling two more promotions from
tks rahka The MOutainesv Of the 9tth ult.
gives them Is follows; Mr. Henry Inman, a pri-
Va. 10 Captain Blacks company, lately stationed
ntFoEt DaIss. has been appointed Second
lisuienanl IN one Of the new Regiments Mr.
Inmnn Is . young man Of more than ordinary
ailninmenis. and his promotion Is highly grati
lying 10 bis many friends IN this vicinity. Ser
giant WIN. n Ingurton. late Of Maj. Grier's con-
pany, stationed ct Fort wallA WSlla, has likewise
ben promoted 70 Second Lieutenancy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-01
rree speech In France,

Under the more liberal system lately allowed By the
Emperor Of the French In the Senate and the Legislative
Body Of the Eupre the debates there have lately been
Of mos, animated character. Especially was this the
case with the debate on the Address to the Emperor
which ran through several days in the Senate and was
finally adopted without amendment and with scarcely
any opposition When the Address comes up IN the
Legislative Body the debates will probably be still more
exciting
In the Senate during this debate the whole policy oil
the Emperor towards Italy discussed with great Tree
dom The speech Of Prnce Napoleon, which took every
one bv surprise for its boldues opened the mouths OF
many other orators The Cardinals aud Bishops that
have seats in the Senate and all the leading men oil the
U.rsmontaue party, came vehemen,y to the rescue oil
the Pope and denounced the designs upon his temporal
poveriu severe language Ia the course OF the discus
sioas the Senate became greatly excited Speeches were
interrupted by applause or cries Of dappro6anon. AZ
times dozen Senators would claim the uoor az once
and the disorder would be as great il Is in the House
OF personalities at Washington. The President N.
Troroug uraccusomed to such scenes vas at MS wits
end TO restore order and enforce the observance OF the
rules
Such tie beginning of free speech in be Legislature
Of ,he oScitl5e French nation.