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| The total killed, wounded and missing is l3 66l
About 300 Of the wounded have siuce died.
Oar burial parties repcr. between 1850 and 800
Rebels found dead on the field
Tie Commercial publishes passages Of letter
from Gen. Grant in reply to letter informing him
OF the nature of the criticism Of bis management Of
the battle Of Pittsburg Gen. Grant says:
~ will 90 on and do my duty 10 the very best Of
my ability without praise and do all can TO bring
the war 10 a speedy close. 1 am not an aspirant for
anything at the close of ede There is one thing
feel well assured of that is, have confidence in
every brave man in my command. Those who
showed the white feather Will do all in their power
to attract attention from themselves. had perhaps
dozen officers arrested for cowardice on the first
days light.
These men are necessarily my enemies As 70
the talk about surprise here nothing could he
false. Ii The enemy had sent word when and where
they would attack NE, We could not have been better
prepared. skIrmishiDg had been going on for two
days between our accommodating parties and the
ensmy's advance. 1 old not believe, however,
they intended to make determined attack, but
we're SIMPLY making reconGoiss ince IN force.
My headquarters were at Savannah, though
uaually spent the day at Pittsburg Troops were
constantly arriving 10 be assigDed to brigades and
divisions al orders 10 report W Savannah making t
necessaIy 10 keep an Office and some one there. 7
was important / should have every arrangement
complete for his speedy transit to this side of the
river"
The Commercially correspondent, with Gen.
Mitchels army, gives the following explanation Of
The manner in which Gen. Beauregsrds dispatch
was taken at lllnsville. The wires were broken
at q point beyond Huntsville, and Beauregard's
dispatch was received at Huntsville, and being
prepared by the operator there to be forwarded by
locomotive to Chattanooga, and thence reported by
telegraph to Richmond, when Gen. Mitchell surpris-
ed the town, and instantly seized the telegraph Office.
Gen. Mitchell himself solved the cipher, after
hours Of study. There is 10 doubt as to the gen.
uineness Of the dispatch
Bsaurogard lost not less than 1000 men in killed,
wounded and prisoners, aud the sick, used up and
panic.stricken, during HE movement from Corinth
upon Pittsburg Landing.
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ARMY AND NAVY.

4 detachment Of recruits arrived here yesterday
in charge Of sergeant and were cent TO Governors
Island They were enlisted in Boston, by Lieut..
Broom for the general service. Lieut. Broom wac
very successful lsst month, having enlisted more
men Il an any other officer on the geneial recruiting
service.
The continuance OF rainy weather yesterday put
stop TO outside movements at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. The only work done was on the frigate
Brooklyn, upon which the canlkers were at work.
The schooner Mary T.. Leggett arrived yesterday
and took on board several brass howitzers and
steel rhed gune. She had previously received q
number If gun-carIiageE at New York.
The supply steamer Connecticut and the clip
Shepard Knapp have not yet left their anchorage in
tho stream, but may do 50 at any moment.
The two figates building In th. thip-houses ARE
being pushed on pretty bri.kly; but there no
gDs Of either Of them being launched for some
weeks yet. The Laokawanna ia nearly plGnken
up, and the frame Of the 1iconderORa Will soon be
completed. A force Of about 300 men Is engaged on
these vessels.
Nothing is being done at present on the sloop-of-
war Savannah which lies in ordinary in the stream.
SECESSION GALLASTRY. Y.-Yes,erisy one OF our
pckeis saw lieutenant standing the rarnpars OF
one Of the encmy's works, deliberately shooting AZ
Iickets. The guns were loaded by nis man, ana
handed up to him. II required great exercise oi
tef-derIal for the sharpshooters TO allow him 10 e2
erss that kind Of practice, but their orders were
strict, and they could not fire. AZ the shots all fell
short no damage was done. Another of our pickets
saw an exhibition Of the delicate gallantry of Se-
cessiOn lades Ore Of these specimens mounted the
herself about, at the same time giving her clothing
a scientific swing, displaying somewhat her neither
iu,eguIpeph She then disapJeared:
ly,Ilisss isibb
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who keep quiet including many Of the soldiers
There are 5000 or 1900 troops, under Gen. HuSer
between Pig Point and Norfolk.
Three companies in Portsmouth rebelled and
stacked arms few days since. 1t is also reported
that part Of Gen. MagrudeFs forces had mutinied al
Williamsburg.
A torpedo has been constructed a. Norfolk whether
recently or not ID not stated calculated to DO man
aged under water by one nan, and bc propelled by
him under the vessel to te destroyed. 1t ia said 4
be FIVE or Fix feet long.
The flag of trace of today has not yet returned.
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CAPTURE OE PURDY.
Honibardment OF Fort Wright.
CAIRo, Friday, May2,Ir

CAIRO, Friday. May 2, 1901.
Gen. l.. Wallace's Division has taken possession
of Purdy without opposition The enemy 3 left flank
had rested in that town.
The morars below continue firing at Fort Wright
at intervals of ten minutes. Commodore Foote ID
preparing for general attack on the Rebel works.
An attack on our feet was expected on Tuesday
from the Rebel gunboata Our Aota formed in line
of battle, but no demonstrations were made.
The river is stationary, and eight ipches higheF
than ever before kpswp,
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FROM GEN. EALLRCK,s ARMY.
A Change im tho Commands Official List
OF the losses at PiinEurg Landing
Gen. Grants Eesponse Ia tae Criticisms
sC Hi, 1Euunzemenf

PITrssUR0 LASDIye, Friday. May ., las2.
A general order was Issued yesterday, transfer
ring Major.Gen. Thomas's Division from the Army
Of the Ohio to the Army Of Tennessee, and Ma
jor-Gen. Thomas takes command Of the army for
merly under Gen. Grant, Of which tie divisions Of
Gen NcClernand and Wallace are TO constitute q
reserve, under Geu. MeClemand. Major-Ger
Grant will retain command Of bis district, uclud-
ing the army corps Of Tennessee but in the preSen.
p,ovements will act as second 10 command under the
Maor-Geperal commandingthe Department.
CrscrSSATI, Friday, May2 1862
The Commercial has from its correspondent with
the army Of Gen. Halleck, the following Official
qnres Of our loss a the battle Of Ptsbnrr Landing:
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neu Our Special Correspondent.

IL CAaa. SluTh'f DIVuOy.
On IBH PKNSsULA, VA, Apul -, 1862
In H,ie Of the botOuless deep TO which the sea Of
mud caused by the recent rains--on whose surges
she Army Of the Potomac finds an uneasy resting
yl@ce-has been hkened, / made jaunt yesterday Of
some f!eec mies, equal 10 twice the distance under
ordinary circumstances, for the purpose Of improving
Oh opportunity TO take as near view ns possible Of
our Own and the enemy's works in the vicinity Of
Yorktown. Let not the Censor or any one else be
startled with the apprehension that ain about to
describe what i saw, or, in particular Where 1
went. presume tia, 1t win not DO object.
cd 10 If i cay that VIC saw the paralles
and outworks Of tie Revolutionary Arnv
which are still nearly IS distinct as those
constructed within the last twenty dave. Iess
formidable now, Of course though in proportion 10
'be Numbers engaged, scarcely less in extent. The
interest which previous 10 our advent attached 10
the works that link in recollection with the birth
oi tho Union, has given place TO that which attaches
10 The works constructed by the army marshaed for
10 preservation. Within slmos, stones throw Of
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nuRsT,No OF a REBEL GUN.
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LATER FROM GEN. m,TCaEL.
cu,. C,pmred nud Rebel. Dispersed.

Hrsr.yrttE Ala Wedu~sdsy. May J. llo!.
T. tie Hon. EDwIs NJ. STANTON secretary ! Hdr:
SIR: Early yesterday morning M troops crossed
from the island to the mainland, and captured two
G. G.pounder cannon and their ammunition. The IN
hablants report the enemy to have retreated in great
confusion. o. NJ. MTcHEL, Brig .-Genefal.
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CAPTURE or BATON ROUGE.
The Arsenal la Our Possession.

CHlCA00, Friday, May 2, ltA
A special 70 Tie TfiJule from Cairo to-day, seys;
Fron tie feet pe learn Of the capture cf Baton
Rouge aud he Confederate ArseHal.
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THE PRIZE BRIG AMY WARWICK.

IU0IVNi I0T'-s
Tie prize brig Amy Warwick was sold to-day for
sl5 600. Her cargo, consisting Of 900 bags Of coffee
was also sold. Manning Sauwood 81 Co. took
600 baQs at l8c y n, cash.
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7BE DIFFICULilES OF TIE SITUATION.
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OPENING OF THE BomBARDHIENT

DEsERTIoNs FROM TIE ENEMY.
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PRICE OF RIGHTS.

An Individual or Farm Right to use
this invention, will be sold for FIVE dol
lars. Such right entities the purchas-
er to use, and construct for his own use,
on his own premises. and not other
wise, any number Of hives. Ministers
of the Gospel are permitted to use the
hive without any charge. Those pur'
chasing individual rights are hereby in
formed that the inventor has expressly
secured to them the right TO use any
improvements which he may hereafter
patent, without any further cnarge. >
~ Applications for Individual and
Township Rights, in Washington and
Monroe Counties, may be addressed te
ALLEN & Rowan, Jolly P. o.;
HUGH B HILL, Woodsfeld;
VINCENT BAKER Graysville;
Door DAILY, Antioch; or to
D. w. SOUTH, Travelling Agent,
Monroe County, Ohio.
april 80, 1862.--3mo pd
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Proceedings Of the Democratic
Central Committee
CONVENTION CALLED ON THE
3oTH DAY OF AUGUST.

The Democratic Committee of Monroe Coun-
ty, met atthe courthouse, in Woodsfeld, on
the 18th inst,-John s. Way being Chairman
and Joseph Moose Secretary.
Resoired, That Convention of the Demo
cracy be held, on the popular vote system, on
the f-s
30M dag Of august mert,
in each of the several townships of this
county.
RESOLVED, That the County Convention for
counting out the votes of the primary cleo
ton, and declaring the nominees, be held in
Woodsield, on the
1st day Of September.
Resoiped, That each township appoint a
delegate to return the poll books, and that
Edelegate be member of the Central Commit
tee for the following year.
<Reseiped, That the rules and regulations
usually observed heretofore, govern the Con-
vention.
Resotred That in addition to the rules
sheretofores adopted for the Government OF
GesveRiieps, that the Judges at the Pownsbip
meetings be directed to reject the tickets of
all voters who are not known TO be Demo-
erats,.or, who will pet pledge themselves TO
vots the v hole Democratic Ticket at the ensu-
ing election.
Resoleed, That the Dem mocrats present at
the primary election shah, in each township,
select one delegate to the Congressional Con
vention, and that the delegate so selected,
shall, when assembled in Convention, cast the
whole vote Of This County for the candidate
WHO shall receive the greatest number of votes
in this County at the primary Convention for
Congress.
Oh motion, John P. Spriggs, John Keyser,
Eliel Headley aud James R, Morris were ap
pointed delegates to the Democratic State
Convention to be held on the 4th day of July
next.
. Thereupon the Committee adjourned
go JOHN S. WAY, Chm.
JOSEPH MoosE Secy.
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NoTICE.

H1HE subscriber confines to prosecute
i claims for Soldiers or their heirs, and
having jnst .received3the forms and ins.ruc-
tions from the War Department for claims
for the present War, for Widows, ension
Invalid, Pension Bounty or arrears of pay, &c.
G. Blanks will be sent by mail when de-
sired TO beihlied and executed. ttt} N
I Charge, when the applicant comes to
my office, is S.. In cases where the dsclara-
tion is NOT made there, an additional reason
bic fse will be charge for travelling expenses.
JOEL r. RANDOLPH.
Woodsfeld, O., April 80, 1S62.-3m.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

@ s. CHA M H Il Il will open Select
y. School in the Seminary of Woods6eld, on
the 14th of July 1862.
SCHOOL WILL CONTINUE IL WEEKS.
In addition to the branches commonly taught
in District School, opportunity will be given
for instruction in Higher Arithmetic, Algebra,
Anatomy and Physiology, Physical Geography,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Mete-
orology, Geology, Geometry, Trigonometry and
Surveying.
Tuition in Common Branches for the term So, go
Tuition for advanced classes in Arithmetic
and Grammar and for students above
enumerated. 4, 80
ES- Tuition to be settled within one month
after commencing. No deduction for absence
except in sickness, nor then If absent less
than one week, at one time.
s. 8. CHAMBERS.
May Is, lsS2.-2m.
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CERTIFICATES.

CERTIFICATES.
We, the undersigned, have used @Lang-
stroths MoUa6ie Comb Bee Hipe,' and believe
it to possess all the advantages claimed for
it. We find no difficulty in removing the
moth from it. or in performing any other ope-
ration which it Processes to furnish the facili-
ties for performing, and all without injuring,
destroying or enraging the bees, that it gives
US complete control over them and their
combs and honey. We feel confident that by
its use bee keeping may not only be made
much more 2roftabie than heretofore, but
that it may be pursued with a certainty Of
success hitherto unknown in this country,
and we take pleasure in earnestly recon-
mending it to all persons engaged or wishing
to engage in Bee-culture. s809<l
VINCENT BAKER, Graysville;
!. -... .s.,s Door. DAILY, Antioch; = n
~ A, T. Cook, Matamoras;
.set,s; as G. 8. ALGEo, Brownsville; q
J RIDGwAY, Brownsville.
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WOOL Ca RDlNG!sv

ISAAC YRIcHNER has made extensive i'm
/ provement, in his CARDlNG. MACHINE,
and is better than ever prepared to accommo-
date, on the shortest notice, all who wish to
have WOOL CARDED, and well carded. -
Wool viii be received and rolls delivered
in good order, at G. G.. NIESERS in Lewis
vile.
The subscriber intends to run a team from
Woodsfeld to Darlington, and Wool can be
sent and rolls returned free of charge.
Give me trial, and will give you ssatis-
faction, ese1 a3d s7ef ,sata.
fleseae0H II sss4si9 ISAAC RICHNER.
Wcodsfeld, Ohio, June 4, ls62.-3m.
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CAuTION.

Having the Exclusive Right to make and
sell Longstroth's Patent Movable Comb Bee
Hive, in the County of Monroe, and Grandview
Township, Washington County, Ohio, notice
is hereby given that all persons found max
ing, selling or using the Movable Comb Bee
Hi, 9, whether in open violation of the patent
law, or under the pretext- of pretended inn
provement. without having first purchased
the right from us, win be prosecuted accord
ing TO law. q y = u q - 4 {
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BOOTS g. SHOES.

B. F. LEWIS has opened Shop for
the purpose Of manufacturing BOOTS &
SHOES, at the old stand formerly oceu-
pied by J. Cunningham, Esq, as Sad
dler Shop. -..a..f f,Ys v
p Work made in the best manner and
warranted to give satisfaction, Give him
a call. 1919 ~ esb esIs e.isJ sitgr
Woodsfeld, june IL, 1S62.-3t. s~s ia
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE, MILLS.
3 GEoRaE n. DAVENPORT is prepared to

furnish Mills for crushing, the Chinese
Sugar Cane, to all persons desiring one. at
very low prices. He. has the agency for
Woodsfeld, and invites all who want one
to, give him acaH. ssiss
Ife can furnish Mills Of any required
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Notice to Tax-pay.
! S. erS.
viii receive the notes Of the North
western Bank ofSVrginiss payable at
Wheeling, ii paymentof Taxes.
JNO. b. NOLL,
June I8, 1862-4t. Treasurer.
THE EXPRESS

We cheeffully recommend all travellers,
OF those having freight to be shipped be-
tween Parkersbprg and Wheeling, to the
new steamer Erpress. She is a magnif-
soept Boat, and allof her officers arevfrst
rate Fellows. go sse's
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Notice.
= - ~ =

V,HE partrership heretofore exciting bstws<a
i JoHN W. STEPHENS g. g. +. RnIxB is thia
day dissolved by mu -uai consent, the notes
and accounts are in the hands OF J.. w.
SrEraESs, who is authorised to settle up aia
claims for and against said partnership. aissg
e- j. w. STRPHENes
G. +. RHINRS.
April 8, ls62-Sm.
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pg A deacon was lately heard to pray:
go Lord we would not presume to dictate,
but we would suggest that revival of re-
Gcicu is very much needed"
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Attachment Notice.
Kinkade Il Maring, Plaintiffs,
against 3o =
Wm. Fl, Haulon, Defendant.

- w IA. H. HHuIuu, UeItuuaHt. -,
DEFORE J, N. MITCHELL J. p, of Perry town.
ID shin, Monroe County. Ohio, on the 18th
day of May, A. D. 1862, said Justice issued
an ordersof Attachment in the above action
for thsshm of forty dollars and thirty cents
Saiddaass is set for hearing on the 9Th day
of August, 1862. ey
KINKADE 4 MARING, Pls.
June 4, 1s62.-4t.pd.
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y solsliers' Claims.
AMOS e. MQRROW

HAVING secured tho proper forms for the
II prosecution ef Soldiers Claims respect
specifully offer their services in procuring the
Bounty, Back Pay, Pensions, &c. for the
friends Of all Soldiers who are entitled to
claims against the U. s.. Government.
"a We have all the necessary forms Gp-
proved by tke proper Departments and the ad-
vantage of giving all Claims our personal at
tention.
a June Is, ls62.--3m. pd.
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1 OS T

Between sClaring .oH and Beailsville, June S,
one Carpet Sack containing several articles,
among which are silk dress, pair of gait
.ers, &e.Fset
Any person finding the same and delivering
it, either at the - Moaroe House" Beallsville,
or the esprit t,fRce," Wooisfeld, Ohio, will be
literally rewardea.s ssg
ISAAC FoGLE, Boston, Ohio.
June Is 1S52.--3t.pa.
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10 iwANTED.---on subscriptions, at this Office
:. {. OF cords Of good hickory wood. Don't all
come At once. = ~
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IQUEENSWKRE
Slle Of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby. given. that by cv:rtue Of
In an order to us directed from the Probate
Court Of Monroe County Ohio, we, g Guar
dians lofsTheodoreS Behninghaus's heifs, VIII
sell to the highest bidder. on sss Fos .yla-s5
.Satarduy tasE5M -dayefs Jslyal ssss
thecfollowing dsaeribedsrssl1 sststss tolwit
The nasth east Sqnarters 0f thsbsnOrsA wsst
quarter, OF. section ten (l0D township fse, ,1bl
range seven ,(71. situate in Monroe Coupty,
Ohio HERMAN BENNlNGHAUS,
@ssfZ08 - MARY BENNINGHAUS,
June 4, 1s63.-4t. 1925 Guardians.
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SEC. l. Be it ordained by the Town Coun-
Gil Of the Incorporated village Of Woodsfeid
that a bushel Of Coal shall be Eighty pounds
of pure Coal = 40 ssf1eHi Rt9i sAs3st- .s2S.
SEC: q. That ali Coal hereansr within
the corpora te limits of Woodsfeld, be weighed
and iuspecte ky the weigh master, and his
certificate of the number Of bushels shall be
produced to the purehaserEby the seller, with
the delivery of the Coal. i.szF -4s7 - svi
SEC. g. Any person or persons who shall
sell or purchase any CoaI-tol be delivered
within the corporate limits of Woodsfsld,
without having first complied with the provi-
sions of this ordinance, shall pay q fne of one
dollar for each ofense, to be collected upon
complaint made to the Mayor; and the fines
so collected shall be appropriated to .ths use
of the streets aad roads within the corpora
tion.cs s:Fe& \ ge5esss5Gisabh ,oisG .-tsHSs
| SEC. 4. There is hereby created the Office
duty it shall be to weigh and inspect all Coal
sold in the incorporated village of Woodsfeld,
and issue certificate of the number of Busll-
els; and he shall also keep record of each
load he weighs, and he shall receive not more
than twelve cents for each draft weighed by
him. Said Weigh-master and Inspector shall
bs appointed by the Council, and hold his
office until removed, or q successor appointed
| SEC. 5. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage. = =
| 4qfsl;is Hl sqi H. B. HILL, Mayor.
Attest: J. D. STAUvER, Recorder.
| May 2S, 1859.
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L.. l.. LANGSTROTH'S
MOVABLE COMB HIVE
Patented October 5, 1853.

A full and complete description of
this Hive, will be found in Langstroth, S
Treatise on the Honey Bee, copy of
which can be obtained gratis, by apply,
ing at the Office of the SPIRIT. .
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g. Il. ..Dayeaport, Woods 4 I'D; II c. kqtsekNo
N ,iaga; Christian Sander, Brownsviils; ySnTSR
b CO.. Gamsro John w. BAtSLitt
Stafford; Wa gonfeld e Co., Jacobsbafg 14peSi
q Powell, 1erdSslein;i Jacob MsSrilS {,5ifIa2
ton; ]. H. & J. +. Thornbury, Beallsviiles -
by Druggists and andNsrgirentsgenerslky u thrpagh
not the United States and Canada.
: Rabg ~ 1852 aglv. 60 ot erzeaa szaSsA
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THE WORST ISM.

A Jealous, and in his way very
eminent preacher happened to miss 9
constant auditor from his congrega.
ton. Schism had already made dep
relations or the fold, which was not
so large but to practiccd eye the de-
duction Of even one was perceptible.
"What, friend Farmer B. away from
us?' was anxiously asked by our vigi-
lent minister to his clerk. 'Ihave not
seen him amongst u.s. continued he
these three weeks I hope it is not So
cinianism that keeps him away
"No, your HONOR replied the clerk
1t is something worse than that
Worse than Socinianism ? God for
bid it should be Deism
'No,your honor,it is something worse
than that
'Worse than Deism ? good heaven, /
trust it is not Atheism
NO, your honor, it is something
worse than that
Worse than Atheism? impossible
nothing can he worse than Athe.
ism =
eyes, it is, your honor-It is
Rheumatism