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Missouri Mining ComDanT.
FOR CHILDREN -TEETHTNG

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAPITAL sTOCK....-............S5 90, 900
EHIs COMPANY rs FORMED FOR THE PuR.
H Pose OF aaV1nctng the great mining Interests OF
purely PhtlantlrSPie motives In fnftisiib tiiS an
Ms believe that the stock can Be made to
Jay large dtVtlends and at the same time iFs resl
good Rshe1 ard greater progrsSg T1sfis in d.
Nelopug and making known the astonIEhing mineral
etn o. missouri than by the nso Of hVe times The
anount0i our capital invested In any other buspess
We htan make the Utfice OF our COMPANY a ~ m.
gleto mining bureau OF the mineral resoureoS e t6e
state: Ne have power under cur charter - mr.
ellase and sell mineral Ianda wherever IL
missouri. Great inducements will be offered to car
ana mining edEentureTs, who desire to pur
Company. ~ -. s'ttt
We respectfully solicit the attention Of All Who
havS mineral lands for sale to send us statement
Of the sams, describing kind Of ipoFaiS on teir
lands, the number Of actes. the location ana the I1T
they 1So wiling to take for sid lands
l " sai work only such mines pay largely but
sha!l open and prove Enostof the lands We M
2oo1 LOT TO the stock are now open ID
tho oiiiee Of the Company, Main street noEtlS1ssf
corner Of Locust, over Merchant BSni- e1tIoSs
n Locust street. An Whc Eeel an Interest in tlis
o9llness and have money, Will do well to call and
snbscTibe. Those wishing stock living ONT Of ~.
city, can secure It by enclosing Ten nerrsTt ~ ~
amount wanted to the President OF TreaEarer.
nHEty ~. bacon, ksq9 Matthew Butler, Esq.
1oso,,i, ~ hsl2 L. B: HarWood. Esq,
. = : -Sss' hsl' 41us4rrsSee.e Joseph Payne, Esq.
Henry D. Bacon, L. Y To,v
u. BuTLRRS Treas. ALFRED cIAPF prs.,s
The above prospectus has nm to tb,. al. ~,
Inbtishsd In only one OF leading parers for ten
!n!SS no extra eh0rtStO get stock taken have been
y sE the public 20 we'll appreciate the sound-
mes o. the enterprse, that over ty h1niFs3 tIoTo
ana H9Ila 81 ths stock has already been taen We
WOULD briefly state that the Aares are R25 eaeb s,S
II null, WthO6t farther lihbiiitvs II ~
]; Eeiatsred only when dividends are reeeyed
Auy PeIson having Money to spare. can BY The ffIE
chase Of shares IN the Mia7onFf ATi1fns
an Investment that Will pay IRrgely and h6Id
~ tnat u converted into SaSh FithoutIss
~ to the President promptly
st.Loais. No, Mareh q. 1ss1. nln19-a4WEm
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JOHN T. LAKIN
sEo. JoHNSoH.i w.p. JoHNso,T
G. w. JOHNSON & son.

N IN IN AAA eturers OF Copper, Tin aud
Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVING AVAILRD OURSELVES OF AN, vr11R
~ 81, ties We are better prepared now
me Above line OF business. YRliies and ConduefoTS
Lnlae 70 order. Steamboat work don0fn Z GnfiSfaT
EqeulaF attention 70 this branch Of the trSfs S,5
90 aEaatse sattlAetfon in every partfeuiaF n
ssoss s ie DealeEa We can OIar Inducements that
Plete and the assortment isfull at alltimsS Ne
EsseP stock Of helAtest and most
o. Coaland Wood Stoves on hand n III tifssf
CIV. JOHNSON SON
Go.1Ts Market Square,
9S7E59&Nsu Wheeling, Va.
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PULAsET HoIsEE, Savannah, Ga, JSn. a. 1884.
IN: ehO nd be grateful for The relief
A9at ski has Brought me n NOT report mn cse
% pains, which ended ii eiTOIiie
"a 19tlStt. Notwithstanding / Rad the best OF
SrtAIi the dleea9e grew and yTorSe until
The advice Of your excellent agent 81 BSltiniOTe
aeltensie, ItFied your P1la Their eects were
~. mt arfe- By perseYerfng in the use of them
sESAIE eHAI1Rlal,i Batou Rnugs, La, Dee. s, 1885
u, 4AYER: I have been entirely enred bT your
Ills o. RAellatie painful dlBeaBs that Had
4-illeteft mo 1oF yeaTat q n VINCENT ELIDELL.
e Most Of, the Pills In market contain Mercury.
which although valuable remedy Is fIiilfuI iSnds
!. II public from The dreadful eonse-
44nees tnat frequently follow its ineRuti0uS uSs-
Whatever. isia4
eAF ttee q cts. per Box, or 8 Boxesfor 81
a.s...s..a.5L Lowell, Mass.
,l FOR Eals byiA.c. GOOD & co, and BY ali Drug,
64es.- III auE111y+3m
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Be Il enacted By TIE Senate and HoaSe of R1Erss
seatativea q the Unltod States e AlaSEieS Is o.
gre11 a.se1blets Teat the sradSoF asllStanf ~
eter in the Raw q tie United States b ana hsrS
BY = estabtioa md that non and aftaF ~ 49,
ne o. thla Get the Of tie United REkSt6l
hy and With th0 ADVICE ald eonlons q TIE SSESfSt
potlt non time @ fiFSe
e tney lnA D NoObd IN aetiVo service N tho -
w not eEeooatng y4ltx IN number.
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ilE. Arm: !! have used your Pills With sxtraordi
nI Iy saeesss In my family and among those am
e9 g visit In dlstreas. To regulate the OFlSnS a
Slo9 and purify the blood, they are the very best
commend them to my fiendl
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a. n '. StlllIu ft0n, " = IN Feb, 1850,
nav used your Pills Ii my general and hos
ils! Iraetsee ever since you made diem, and cannot
TO say they are the best catharte we employ
t1es action on the liver Il quick and Dc.
S11eS onsequentIy they an admirable remedy
ioE aeTang DEMENT'S Of that organ. Indeed, have
Sel9om found case Of biliOlS iaaaSe 20 obstinate
that e did not readily yield to them. =
1E3teFna4ly yOEIIs. AL0NLO BALL NJ n
Physician Of the Marine Hospital
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TRANsPORTATION
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
ing Fan Road

Cleveland Pfttsbufg andWheeI-
ing Ran Road.
"a - .zssz5=z-.ss
ON AND AYTKR MONDAY, January 20th. isa2
lows, CeuDdlg4bxesPte4JS
HIS A. y. Man Tain, Stopping az All stations, n.
Eiyes5st Pitt.l!lIsls 4 A:J0 P. n, iand
1000 P, Il ExPEts Train, aSPDsuE At an stas5Ou.,
eIosPt kuEiI Rnn ab1 Beaver, arrives AZ
Pitsslarsh At EOS A. n. and CISveland
RETURNING TRAINS.
LsaSS c5eTeIaEd q rs A =. ana 900 p N. ar
hEo AZ BhdgepoEf At es2o 2. 81, md ssSs A. II
Leave Pittsburga a 1;49 A. ~, AMI l.I9 P H.,
arrive At BEidsepoFt AG GS3s A. n, and 6sao P. 81
Connections are made as FoIIoVys1
Al PittubuTEh with PennsyiTRnfa r. r. for ILaTri,
burg, BaltimoTes Warrington, Phiia-
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Cleveland With Cleveland { ToIed R R for San
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ChteaS0 ard the S0E9H WEI With
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on, Bulllo and NiREsFa FGlla viii
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Crestine, DeiaWAro, ColumbGB aud
Cincinnati.
At HudSsn Iithihs Q. 2. 40 RR fr CuyaAoza
fa!is, AkrOa, AttleEsbzEEh aSd WOGS-
Al AHianes Win P. p. ". 4CR.R Grcausou.
Nas.illo1, RSOstSE' salsE, EDon, Co
Atstoqb1nItls With +. G &C. Line and AZ Tsr1I.,r
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Ark, CSinmb1a, Xentl Dayton InII.
annapolis, Cairo Cincinnaft, LouiEViIIe
81 Loaia, 81. Joseph And Al UoFnti
Wat md South Nest ,
Excursion Tickets TO PitTsbuTyh and return sSTs
any ether ro1ts. -
Through Tickets 70 Al p6lllt5 In the West, North
9nd East can b FEeeured At the emeO under the
NeLure House, WhesiinE, Va, or with FreiELt
AEont - BTidgepoEE station.
FREIGHT eontEAets will be mada At lowest Fatss 20
any punt aeeea6O b. 1hts road G9d tRS eSunscfions
% the East, North, Wet and NUEth-WeSt AZ o65ro
uudeE AL1TS HSasS- with IT. Agent e. Bridge
pert Station WM. b. TEKKY, "A entI :
JOHN CHAPMGS. 1Esst,
IN. MCCULLOUGH, Prnddent.
R MYERS. 0en't Ticket Ayr fobs
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a Caro-. 81.

1HHLEcHe00K most regpsc4fpIlv FfvAa not,..
IL that he has opened an once 81 M "a STst st
me ssylngs Bank q WheSlIng, for transactin
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DJsSIH4tsFys OiarrhUn, Relax, Worms
ktva Dr. y. g. GTse1l or Ctieuod.
cur Ella have had long trial in my practice and
9oid tneGn In esteem one Of the best h4sFIent5 4
nave yer found. Their Alternative eieet rpon tle
~ 9ItGss them an excellent remedy, when given
~ sI4l doses Tor btuioGE dsseRtp Gad diGrTSoa
sow enient for the nse Of women aud children,
pysPepsIa; I1hpurtty OF the Blood.
From Rec. u. p. Hfuss, Pastor Of Adptut
49, = a I'LL go
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D444louH OIsorders-Liver COmplaints.
fFO9s Dr.. TAyodore Ben, Of KeDs Tork CIV.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted 10 their
feets upon the Liver very marked indeei. ibev
hANS IN my practice proved moro ehectuRl for the
cure OF Gtua0AG eoMPldiaGS than any one remedy
San mention. sincerely rejoice that ne have at
pnrgattTe which ia worthy the confidence OF
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Baltimore 8 ONO Ran Road

IN. MCCULLOUGH, Pralident. =
? R MYERS, Gent Ticket Ayr. fSbs
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LPEnf5o--tAos 49, ~
An AoT g proTias IA tie uppelntnooat Of ASS.
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>4N-IGHnkDHR, III IiNdelphio f.
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HE HOUSTON, GrS6 I5s3lR az, Para.
=za.f.4 : [dSlphlR.
EHoa. A. SCOTT, GsSf iSpG, AltooSa "a. JS5isSS
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PnEaBuR1, Pa, May /. 1855.
d. y G. ArER. Sir: I have been repeatedly cured
o. the Eorst he1dHehe body can have by dnse OF
tFo OF your PllE. Il seems to arise from foul so
mach, which they cleanse at once
Yours With great respeet EB.W. PRABLR,
zs7f ftar, Clerk Of Steamer Clarion
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u @ EamLIY PhYalc.

tFot8 Dy. BIZ. CGTtlETfghE SeIg OFHeanE-
Your Iils are the prince Of PurGes- Their excel
are mild but very eertain and eectnal IN their ne
ton on the bowels, which makes them invaluable to
Ms In the daily treatment OF disease.
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Sto-..
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Henry D. Bacon, L. Y Ro,y
u. BuTLRR, TreaA ALFRED ci,4PF prss,s
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z VI IT. 4SulluFu= -DOyQl bdttlRore.
plants have eTod With youF PillS better tbSn Ia
say al that l0e eUtr edt i0itd 1atfrs DOedieiae
place great dependence on an eectual catharticin
my daily contest with disease and believing a. DO
th2t Jour Pulls Afford the best We have Of course
value them highly.
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- 4sEzL A!GHs H 4ouVs
Z Dr. ATER: Your Pills the paragon Of an that is
great IN medicine They have cured my lttls daugh-
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been long gTisyoully Ricted With hloteheS and pin-
pies on her skin and In her hair. Alter our child
cured her. ASA MORGRIDGE
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04GEGEUESsH Z.
H1ftgy LEA ". sae2n, Esqs Matthew Butler, Esq
Joseph Lafbrup, Rsq., n. n. IynSb P =. ~
! !: 1.Y. Bog, Esq, Joseph Payne, Esd,
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Your, J.Nn1lrrs.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-18
Debate in the Senate on Gen. Mcclellan
WAsHINAroN, July 10.
SENIrp
SENATE.

Mr.. Chandler called up the resolution
calling for all the orders of Gen. McClel.
Ian, his correspondence, the number Of
his force, &c. He then modified the res
olu;ion SO as TO request the President 10
furnish this information if not incompatible
with the public interests.
Mr.. Wright said he had been mortified
at and regretted the tone Of The Senator's
(Chandler's) speech. When he (Chand-
ler) offered this resolution it was not to bis
(Wrights) taste in this hour Of the ooun-
iry's trouble, 10 make any charges against,
or throw any obstacles in the way OF the
Generals in the field. In the opinion Of
the Senator (Chandler) Gen. Mcclellan
must have committed an atrocious crime,
worthy of the severest penalty OF the law.
General Mcclellan has not been a news
PAPER general, written up by correspond
enis, but he has been most indiscreeLly
denounced by them, yet he has never
made any reply. He (Wright) would
not 20 back to the operations OF Gen. Nc.
Clellan on the Potomac, but venture to
say that Gen Nc Cellan's ten days cam
paign in front OF Richmond, fighting an in
furiated enemy, would arouse as much ad.
miration among the people Of foreign
countries, as it has awakened confidence
and hope among our own people. He
(Wrigbt) was in favor Of the vigorous
prosecution OF the war, and 10 favor Of 9
strong Confscation bill, but he would dc
nothing TO divide the true Union men o
the country. This was not The place L
pass such resolutions as this, sanctioned
as they were by the speech Of the Senate
from Michigan. II President Lincoln cal
trust Genaral Nc cClellan and Secretary o
War Stanton, he Wright was willing t
trust them. He would stand by the man
Gen. Mcclellan, who was fighting tn
battles Of the country.
Mr.. Chandler said that the Senator from
Indiana (Wright) must have mistaken hi
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-18

SMALL LrEs.-I do not know of any
buyer that pays such prices as the devil
pays when he buys men. Here is a maa
who sells hins for about one-eight OF a
pound Of chickory in a pound OF coffee.
He prepares his commodity with lie.
and he retais il with another lie. Every
time he commits known dishonesty, he
sells his soul and thousands are selling
themselves by little dribblets. And I
think man who sells himself thus, cheats
himself-no, he cheats the Gevil-the
devil pays too much for him. am in
formed that before the commutation sys-
lem was abandoned by the ferry company,
men would boldly declare that they had a
commutalion ticket in their rocket, when
they had none, for the sake OF going
through without paying. They lied for
one cent l pity the devil. 1 do not
know what be does with such men. 1t is
awful to be chief magistrate Of parcel of
men like these. cannot understand how
these exiguous, thrice squeezed men can
be manageG.-H W Beeeher.
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SMILE AND BE COMMENTED.

Tho world grows old. nnd moo grow cold
To each whilst seeking treasure;
And what with want, and caro-, and toll,
Wo scarce haze time for pleasure.
But never mind, that is less
Not much to lie lamentod
Lifc rolls on gaily, IL We will
But smile and be contented.
If VIC arc poor aud would bo rich,
1t will not be by pining;
No steady hearts and hopeful minds
Are life's bright silver lining.
There's ne'or man that dared to hope
Hath of bis choice repented;
The happest souls on earth are those
Who smilo aud arc contentod.
Whom grief doth como to rack the heart,
Aud fortune bids us sorrow,
From hope wo may pleasing reap,
Aud consolation borrow.
Ir thorns will rise where roses bloom,
1t cannot bo prevcntCd;
So mako the best of lifo YOU can,
And smilo aud be contentod.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-18

Mrs. L1NcoLN.-The Washington cor =
respondent OF lpe Journal Of Commerce
says:
IL have just been informed, and men
ton il with great pleasure, that Mrs. Lin"
coin is now in the daily habit of visit
ing the hospitals of the District, which
are full to overlooking, with our suffering
soldiers. Kind words, beautiful flowers
and creature comforts she dispenses with
liberality, and m any poor soldi er has re-
turned her kindness with his heartfelt
blessing"
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For the Jeffersonian Democrat,
SONG OF LIBERTY,

Arm arm ye bInve, and nobly Join
The sons oi Freedoms valiant hnc,
Ohio's heroes now entwine,
To guard the shores Of Liberty.
No slaves TO guide onr warlike band,
But brother strikes a brothers hand,
And fires link and wide expand
The host tn It fights for Liberty.
The fair your martial spirit rate,
And proudly view your warlike grace,
And iosy wreaihs shall twine 10 place
On those who guard our Liberty
Yc heroes, then, who brnvcly light
For county unG offended right,
On yOu the blessings ever light,
OF Freedom, Love and Liberty.
X. THWING.
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BIvouAC.-This word is commonly but
incorrectly regarded as of French origin.
It's form is French, but it comes from the
German be,Oeehen, 70 watch or to be on
guard. The true meaning Of it is often
lost sight Of, for whereas it correctly ap-
plies only to those who pass the night un-
der arms or in attitude Of defense, it is
frequently used for any encamping aud
passing the night in the open air.
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Remarks of Messrs. N. Pomeroy, G. L.
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bration in Claridon, on the Fourth of
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DIED

D1ED.
On the 9Th instant, FANNIE CORN ELLA
youngest daughter Of Leonard And Mary Vessey
aged ID months ane Is days,
Rest. nttls pet,
Thy sorrows DER
Rest, suffering child,
On Canaan's shore,
Where PANS not felt
Nor feared no more
Her funeral will take ace THURSDAY evening" 81
O'Clock, from the residence al Its parents, CORNER
Of Fifteenth and L streets, whore the frlenos 81
tho family are rep ectfuly rec ucsted to attend.
On the 5th instant, MARY ELIZABETH
youngest child of John L tnd the late Amanda NJ.
Straub, aged months and % days.
Little Mary was darling
The pride OF all the hearts Of homo;
But the soft winds, gently slghing,
Game and whispered. Mary, come!
We on earth no more shall soo her,
But we'll moet hcf up on high,
With the angels joined In singing,
Glory be TO God on high
On Monday, August eth, WILLIAM e. FOWi
LER second son Of Henderson snd N AIRY Il. Fow-
Ter, n the 2Sth year Of his age, leaving beloved
wife and child.
Dearest husband, thou hast left me.
Hero thy loss deeply mourn;
But In Heaven hope 20 meet thee,
When Heavens bright day shall dawn.
tCharles and So. Mays county, Nd, papers copyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

BIGkMY CASE AMONG THE CONrRAEANps-
Yesterday afternoon, ofnceT Stinchcomb OF tbs
Flint Ward, arrested a cOlcrsd man named Gran
olson Robertson, on the charge Of biganay, ard
his morning the case was heard before Justice
OrurY. Ii appears that ROeerson WA formerlys
slave near Fredericksburg, aud obtaining MS
'massa'sn consent, married a woman on tbs
same plantation, with whom be lived q few
years, until be was set free some i've ak years
ago, and under the laws Of that State was obliged
% leave. Coming 70 this city aud nndisg EN-
plcYment as q cart driver, be concluded that n
Gas not well for man to be alone, and IL being
impossible for him 10 get his hrst wife here, h
II once formed the acquaintance Of a spfightly
colored girl, and after a short couYtship married
oer, and until recently they have been Hviag 60
gether and have two children. SiRCe tue war
commenced and contrabands have come from
Virginia and other states into the District, Ro
berson has been looking FOR his first slave) wife
and hearing Of her whereabouts recently, he wen,
TO see her, aud after talking matters over he dc
serted the second (free) wife, and renting house
on Capitol Hill, went To live with vile No.
Wife No. 2 at once had him arrested on the cnsEge
Of bigamy. After hearing the evidence, Justice
Drury committed him 10 jail 10 answer the charge.
The trial excited great deal Of Interest among
the friends OF the SECOND wife and q number 81
eontrabands, formerly neighbors " Roberscn,
among whom was an old man named Huett, vhc
Hs''ued that he tied the knot on the nrs: cccs'
Heu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06
THE HOSPITALS

There are at present In the hospitals Of the DIS
trict nearly four thousand empty cots large
number OF the patients who were In them q few
weeks ego having recovered and been discharged
It is said, however, that they will be hlled again
shortly by the sick from McClellsn's army, nun .
berInp several thoufands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06
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NEW YORK, August 6-24 p. nc vsrnment
securities quiet and unchanged, except that debt
improved TO %. Ssles-Gold, liXalIiY, steady
The general market shows further advance ip
prices Of X to per cent, with fair activity. Nsr
York Central, 92X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

THAT ORDER-rhe RsPEbiioaN has admitted
several communications csrping at an order pre-
psred by one Of the heads Of bureau, respecting
political discussions in the hours OF business
Now IL would be better for such inciter tc die
cord 20 show wherein the order referred 10 cor
tsins eKceptionsble sentiment or recommends
zion, or one which does not NEE; tho spp.--el n
all reasonable men.
"No thief e'er felt the halter drew,
With good opinion Of the law"