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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-17

. A. HIRSCHMAN,
No as South stree. Virginia. next door to Gilllg,
Mott e. Co. Decentralization.
ent Ruckle ueo I'M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-17
Arrival, and departures.

ARRIVALS BY Pioneer Stage w. e.
Mesick, L. Mathew, A. Gromey, W: II.
Grove, c. Neuman, Mr.. Thornburg, Mr.: lay
lor. A. B. Gardiner and daughter, B. c.
Whitman, T. G. Murphy, Mr.. Mcdonald, Mr..
Edginton, Mr.. Goodman, Mr.. McCarty, K.
T. Smith, r. Brown, D. Patterson, 9. ID.
Hale, J. Hewlett, Mr.. Arman, Mr.. Curtis.
DEpARruREs-By Pioneer Stage-Frank
Wheeler and lady, A. MCGUIRE, Geo. China,
Ro6t. Wood, R. Cochron, John Briekett, Pat
Holland A. ]. Dunn.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Look Before you Leap!
GREENRACKS VS.. SMITH,
Or any other Man.

ONE HARD COIN SMITH, IN AFUTME
" attempt TO prejudice and mislead the public,
has published q card stating that the Alpha
Mining Company had swindled him, by paying
him in greenbacks at par for labor performed
He purposely avoided informing them that he
refused TO grant the company the indulgence that
others have, aud reeeire his pay IN coin, but at
tempted to beard the lion in his den, and put the
company to much unnecessary trouble and ex.
pense BY sueing and obtaining judgment; and
that he was disappointed no doubt at not receiy.
ing the entire mine and improvements for hisde-
msnd of a few days labor. He therefore COM
PEELED US, in self.defence, to settle with him, US
the law directs, with Uncle Aoraham's eompli'
ments. That's what's the matter.
WIN. Il. WATSON,
Secretary Alpha G. e. s. u. Co.
Gold Hill Dec l3 1864. del3 If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-17

SPECIAL NOTICING call attention to the card
ofDr. Jordan, elsewhere in our paper. The Doc.
tor has taken rooms at the Newman House, in
Virginia, where he is prepared to consult with
those afflicted with the maladies which he makes
his speciality. Persons suffering from any OF
those complaints, would do well to give DR.. Jor-
dan trial
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II .nRt

ON NOVEMBER I'D INST, THREE Shares
j Of the Crnsus Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany. Parties finding the same viii ohlige the
OWNER by leaving Il at the st. Charles Market op-
posite the Eclipse Mil, or with the owner at the
Granite Mill Transfer has been stopped. gn.Bt
noaS I'm. : JAMES BARRY. /.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-17

SAN FRANCISCO PUBLICATIONS. There
are forty-6ve periodicals published in San
Francisco-ten dailies, twenty-five weeklies,
eight monthlies, one semi-weekly, one tn
weekly and two ANIMALS. Three are Ger
man, three Spanish and two French.
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Greenbacks,

CAUTION TO MILL MEN AND OTHERS.
u John Bowen, one Of the firm Of Herrick &
McCurdy known Foundrymen, paid me e2l in
Greenbscks, when he agreed to pay in coin.
trust all men indebted to Bowen Will pay him In
the same kind of coin must also state, gave
this man the clothing when he was badly in need
~ them ~ a' T. HARRIS,
srs If Next TO Gold Hill NEWS Office 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-17

Wssr PoIsT ACADEMY was founded m
1902, since which time the total number Of
cadets actually admitted to Its privileges u
1875. The actual graduates amount 10
2,02o.
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Miner of Gold Hin,

TAKE NoTICE-THAT THE ALPHA 6. &
s. NJ Co., of which w. B. Hickok Is PreSi-
dent and Superintendent and w. H. Watson,
Secretary, have paid me in Greenbacks at par for
labor performed in said CompsnyS mine take
this method to inform You. In order that you may
not be swindled by said Company in like manner.
....-.. rI -..s| Z. o. Il. c. SMITH.
Gold Hin. Dec 9th, 1854. del0 lot
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-17

Cresus G. 4 o. M. Cs.-The sale Of
the stock In the above named company, which
was advertised to take place December 18th, u
postponed until SATURDAY, the 3lst instant, At
8 O'Clock, ~ BY order Of the Board Of TfuS
tea del4td J.PF0UTZ. Bec'y.
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TUsr RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
d GROCERIES, direct from San FrAncisco, which
we win sell Cheaper for Cash than the same
kind Of goods can be bought In the Territory; All
jiyefed Free OF CharEe. K0RN BROTHkRS.
Cod HIM June IL 1884 80 Fse- jnR
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BRICKLAYING.
Greenbacks! Greenbacks!!

DRMH GoSS, OF THE PRIVATE HOS
IL pital, Gold Hill. has paid me S52 In Green.
backs al par, for work done on bis bath house. /
also state to the public and his patients that he
will take Greenhacks at any time from his debtors.
An right Dr., but don't stick your nose too deep
IN your bath tubs, you may become too famous.
del9 l0ta HENRY ECKERT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16
IMPORTANT FROM MONTREAL
The st. Adams Raiders Released
by the Canadian Authorities.
Hurry up Enlistmens for the Yer
mont State Militia.

MorREAL, Dec. Is.
The St. Albans' radrs having been ar.
raigned before the Canadia Courts for final de-
cision in reference to chares preferred against
them, Mr.. Johnson, Quet's counsel, arose and
said Both those who PRESENTED the 'nited
States and those who presented the private
interests in this afaT ID upon them a grave
responsibility but, hethought, Mr. Devlin
was mistaken in the ew which he took Of
the judgment Of the Cot. The Court meant
the prisongs were scharged on the one
charge which had bee Investigated
The Court here So that Mr.. Devlin had
understood the judgrm rightly. The pris-
oners were discharg in every case before
him.
Meesrs. Kerr, Abtt and LaAamme, coun-
sci for the prisons, here objected u any
calling in question the judgment.
Mr.. Rose, counl for the United States,
wished to speak. said be did not intend
to call his acknowledgement, just delivered,
in question.
The Cour; declad TO hear further, saying
If he had no righb arrest these men on one
charge, as be helahat be had not, then nei-
ther had he ut TO detain them on any
other. These n had been arrested on mag
istrate's warrantupou his own, and even on
the motion Of police. and nov when his
HONOR own judiction was called in ques-
ton, because hgarrants we're null aud void,
be saw that he been mistaken, and it was
the duty Of e,s British Judge, on finding
that, TO rectiiys error.
The court, refore. ordered that the pris-
oners be INN ately discharged. aud was
prepared to Ir the responsibility Of its
own action pplause broke forth in court,
but 1t was in tly checked.
ma few -nenIs the prlsoners walked
through the e,t. and we're congratulated by
a few II the cqaaintanccs. and when they
emerged irotae building few voices were
raised 10 sa.hing. meant to be a cheer.
They the eparated, looking pleased at
their enlarrsnt, and the crowd a. once dis
persed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16

From the army hospital-ths bloody batile-selt--
from tue Office and the sacred deskfom the mountain
top distant valleys and far OF islands Of the ocean
rom every nook and corner Of the civilized vorid-is
pouring in the evidence Of the astonishing ehects Of
DRAkB's PLANTATION BlT1ERs. THOUSANDS
upon thousands ofetters like the following may be u
REHDsBuRY, WIS sept 10, 1856
"' have been IN the amy hospitals or
fourteen neutrality-suspicious. and nearly dead At Al.
lun ILL.,, they gave me bottle " Plantation Btters.
Three botties reslored my speech and cured
car LU1B.
souTH WAHsAN, w.. JUlj %, 1868
"' One yoeng man sho had been siek sno
ou u the houts W. tvu jeafs With oofoiula aud
hNsptlas after pajins lhe doctors 500 Wltnuut
benefit has been cured b, ten bottles Of your Blitss
EDWARD woUNALL,
The following Is rum the Manager Of the Union
Home school fer the eni,drciso Volunteers.
AAvshBYsh MAHsiVh, flTTl -SRvENTH-SrKEEt,
New York, August Z, 1868 I
"DR DRAKE. Your wonderful Plantation Biitsrs
been given 10 " our children suffering from
weakness and weak lungs with nsypy elect, One
little gir In particular with paine 10 her head, loss Of
appetite, and daily wasting consumption, On whom all
medical sk had been exhausted has been entirely re-
stored. We commenced With but Ieaspounfu Of Bit
day. Her appetite and strength rapidly increased
snd she is now well.
Respectfully, MRS. o. NJ. DEvoB."
- owe much TO you, for verify believe the
Plantation BitleIs have saved ny wife
hEV, ". H. wA00UNkk, Madrid, N. Y.
80 Thou witt send two bottles more Of Thy
Plantation Biiters. My wife aAs been greatly ben
Thy friend, ASA oURKlN, Philadelphia, Pa"
"' have been great sufferer from pyspep.
ia and bad to abandon preaching TIE
Plantation bitters have cured ne.
Inv. j. S CATHOKN, Roohester. n. Y"
60. Send US tweny-lou dozen more Of your
Plantation Bittefs, the popularity Of which are daily IN
SYKES, CHADWICK & co.
Propnetors willards Hotel, Washington, d. C.
have given the Plantation Bitors to
hundreds Of our disabled soldiers Win ne @9s aston
supenptsn oep, soiot. Boh,. th,llsti, l..
The PlaatAuon Bit'ers have cured me Of
liver complaint, Of which laid up PROSTATE aud
uad 70 abandon my buaness.
~ Il. 3. KINGSLEY, Cleveland. o."
The Plantation bitiets OF
4, arrangement OF the hdnoJs and Urinary organs thai
&C. MOORE, @5' Blo'd"a'' h.Y.
The Plantation Bt;crs make The weak strong, iAr Ian
sud brilliant, ezhauaged nature great festoru
.heJ ~, eomposed q Tie celebrated Caissls bari,
y inteistseL SassafIas hoots Herbs, &c, all preser'
IN perfectly pure o. Cro.1 Run
T-lssV.-X.
Persons NJ sedeutary bAbu troubled with weakness
.ssituude paipiA Of NE heart. lack Of appetite. dis
ucss ate eating orpid liver, constipation &C. dessI ss
W subj Il theJ viii not ~ then.
1hes recommended by The highest medical author
ties WanAAted To produce A. ta1Deaiats bench
nal effect 1hey exceedingly agreeable perfectly
pure, and harmless.
NoTlos-Any pefson pretending TO sell Plantation
Bitters bulk BY the gallon is sTindler and irnPos-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16

u. S. AMANDA will Congress take
notice tina Janadian Court has done What
IL could Ike Canada the rendezvous for
robbers a. incendiaries, there to arrange
plots aud yanizs bands for preying upon
citizens &c United States IL is good
time TO b % the Reciprocity Treaty-uot
simply taIse it is not best TO grant favors
t. those 70 repay them with hostility, but
because treaty unjust to our own coun-
tfy. W.fsT ready for observation-disclosures
absolut-lot a man to go in from the United
States rome out from Canada. Why have
intercosas at all 20 long as tits perverted for
the w,r Of purposes We know very well
that s.t measure would be Injurious to
our osi athens, as well as to Canadians,
snd !. ,ih cases to those who do not abuse
the rnleges accorded to them. Still, il
there % be no better remedy, that should
be ID ed. In the South, our people are not
pern.sd to trade with rebels, or rebels with
ther Why not apply the same rule to Can
adj. There are certainly rebels enough
tha. 70 make it to all intents and purposes
Iesa round.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16

The news from Montreal this morning will
send thrill of intense indignation through
all the loyal states. We have but a word
Tor the duty imperative now upon the people
Of Vermont Let the organized troops be on
the alert; and let recruiting officers urge for
ward at once the completion Of the organizs.
ton OF the twelve new regiments of State
Mlliia--.emphetically nov "The Home
Guard"
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r.ousLg AT THE NORTH EXPECTED.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 8.
lbs Provost Marshal General to-day issued
The Glowing circular;
Reliable information has been received
that large number OF evil-dsposed persons,
eoal.ting Of rebel sympathizers, secession
it,. marauders and other outlaws, who have
collected in Canada with view to enter the
commercial cities Of the North, and partieul-
s,, those on the Canada frontier, with the
o,,ensibe purpose Of seeking employment,
hut who are in reality intent upon the des-
truc,ion Of life ana property, will shortly ar
rive in the United States. All officers of this
bureau are instructed to place all persons
susnecied to be OF this class under strict sur
VIGILANCE, and to arrest such as evidently be-
ling TO it. Provost Maishals will confer with
the municipal authorities with a view to pre-
venting tue mischief contemplated, and will
aid the civil authorities in discovering these
persons and causing their arrest.
(signed) JAMES b. Fay,
Prov. Marsh. Gen.
The following General Order was also to-
day issued from the Quartermaster Generals
office:
lat. The Government has received infor-
NATION that numbers in the British Provinces
on our northern border have removed with
the intention of obtaining employment at
depots of military stores, for the purpose OF
incendiarism. The plots by which some
months since many steamboats, on the vest
,ese,, riverr we're fired and destroyed by rebel
a0en.s. have been extended with the intent
to attempt the destruction by fire Of military
stores, shipping, manufactures and public
and private property at various points through
out the loyal States.
ID The sstictest vigilance aud greatest
care In guarding against incendlarism are en-
Joined upon all officers in charge of the prop
erty of this Department.
3d. Officers Of the Qusrtermaster's Depart
ment will employ at all depOts where valu-
able stores are kept no persons who have at
any time within the last six months been liv-
ing in Canada refugees from disloyal States,
or as fugitlves from disloyal States, or fugi-
tises from the draft.
4th. Officers of this department will re-
quire from those whom they employ at de-
pots in positions which could facilitate ae-
cess to stores or storehouses, satisfactory
evidence not only of loyalty but of residence
within loyal State in addition to the usual
oath of allegiance. At posts within or near
the field Of active operations, refugees com
ing from rebel territory, upon presenting sat
islaetory evidence Of loyalty will be employ
cd, il needed, bat great caution must be ex'
efcised in employing such persona.
M. @. MElGS, Quartermsster General,
Brevet Major General
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16
AYERS CHERRY Pee
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j VklT.<fR AOhNNtt
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So wide is the field Of It's usefulness and 40 numerous
the Of its that almost every section Of
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been restored from alarming and operate diseases
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~ every other expectorant Is apparent escape
observations and where Its virtues are known the pub
lie longer hesitat what sntidote to employ for the
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and been dieaded this has gained friend, By ever, trial
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and produced too and remarkable to
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We only assure the public, that It's quality ia
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may be relied on do for their relief all that has ever
done
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians Statesmen.
and eminent parsonages have lent their names certify
the unparalleled usefulness Of remedies bu, space
here will permit the insertion Of them The Agents
below named furnish gratis our Agscrican Almanac 10
which they are given with also full descriptions Of the
complaints they cure.
Those who require aaeyatiee medicine TO purify the
blood will fad 1yey's Comp. Ezi Sarsapariiia the rem
edy Try once, and you will know It's value.
32.4l daw
Prepared by Or. ]. c. AVER 4 Co, Lowell Mass
nd sold by all Dealers Ia Medicines. y
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NJ UNRO's TEN CENT NOVELS
LN KRSENBIF THE sun

that the, totally eclipse all the Lesser lumusiies -
This only what the publishers intended from the begin
ming thai they should do. They have engaged all the
best talent in this field Of literature, and pay highest
prices to th,r authors As natural consequence their
books have received unexplained popularity. They
get up crude useaeable books and are therefore,
not under the dsagroeabe necessity Of crowding them
unoidtred--upon esodnatured dealers. Their motto al.
way has been, "MeTit will itself IL spite Of all
OPPOSITION the following list Of novels will abundant
y 'estify;
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The Patriot Hghwsyunn. 4 The Hunted Unionist.
The Track Of Fire 6 The Man Haurs Charlotte
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10 The Tiger Of she Ocean. IL. The Hunters triumph
u The Ocean Rovers 10, The Tory ouiwitted "a.
zeke stctnum. the Lion earted Scout Is The scouge
Of the Seas. 10 The Captive Maiden H. Long Legged
joe The Demon Of the Woods. IS. The wild Scout
of the Mountains. 10. Ths Forest Lodge. 90 The
Rollickiug Rangers. p. Railesnhke Dick; or, The
Flower Of the wigwam. % Rickeiy Tom, the Rover.
20 The lmps Of the Prair or the Sssne II The Cave.
"a The Robbers Terror. 25 Joe the sapnt 2s
Lightfoot. the Scout b. The Giant Spy u Bunker
Hill
These booksa for sale by al News Agents and Book
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Liberal terms to Agents.
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No. 1877 William Street, New York.
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Dsatbs

Al san Francisco, Cal. Nov ooh, Sarah X. Dodge,
aged 20 years aud months, wife VI Prentice Dodge
and daughter Of A Il. Arms OF EAs; Montpelier.
In Montpelier Dec. llth 1854, solomon Dodge. aged
80 years
In Montpelier Dec, llth 1854 Mary Jane Cressey,
wife Of Luoius Z. Nichols, aged 20 years.
In Glover. Nov. 20. Mr.. James Vance aged 95 years
and months. He the first settler Of the Of
Glover having removed TO that township from London
derry. N H., at the age Of 20 years
In Glover, Dec 9th, Mrs Esther johnson, formerly 4
Greensboro aged vi years
In Morrisylle the residence Of his mother, Nov. g.
Wheeler 7. Cook, aged 20 years
10 stowe, Ost 25ih Mrs, Mahitable Is. Colby, wife Of
Newell s. Colby, aged 46 Jeais.
Also on the day foo~ins. Oct 20 h. Socrates A. Col
by aged Is years.
Both sre buried together at Waterbury Centre, Oct
oo.h.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs, advertised
u another column, are highly recommended
for public speakers and others. for the relief
OF c9lds and TO clear the voice. Their effi-
Gao, is strongly attested by congressman
ciergynen and singers, who use them A.
mcng NE certificates to their merits we OBJ
.sivs ktters from Henry Ward Beecher, N.
4 Wihis. +. II. Cnapin. and Others OF emf
nsnce M AZ. Y. Eeenlng Post.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16
Il ENNEDY's RHEUMATIC EMINENT

II
The attention Of the public is called to this most
eeent Of all Liniments,s perfect and speedy for
all the aches and pains that aesh Is heir 10.
RHEUMATISM
Is caused BY stagnauon Of the fluids arising frou
checked presprs,onis cured by few bottles Of Ken
nedys Rheumatic Liniment.
sPRAINs
Are caused BY overeTtenson and sudden reaction
Of the muscles-is cured by few bottles Of kennedys
Rheumatic Linimeni--e9gsly eoodfor man and beast
NEURALGIA,
The king Of all pain is caused by an Inflammation Of
the nervesls instantly cured by few applications Of
Kenncdys Rheumatic Imminent.
PLEURlSY
Is Inflammation Of the lining Of the rbs-is cured BY
few bottles Of Kenuedys Rheumatic Liuimsnt.
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure Of the flesh and smash
ing 4 the ussucs--is instantly relieved by Kenusdys
khematie Eminent
Is contraction Of the muscles caused by sudden stop
page Of the fluid, which prevents animal life
having free Aowcured By few applications Of Ken
nedy's Rheumatic linimcDt
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by neuraina in the stomach aud bowels
take a tea spoonful Of Kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment
in warm water every half hour until cured
SORE THROAT AND nOARS. NESS
Are caused by unnatural drynsss Of the glandvwet
piece Of flannel with Kennedys Rheumatic Liniment.
apply II on going 10 bed, and you will be well in the
HEADACHE AND THROBBING OF THE TEN.
PIES
Is caused by pressure from nsensibe perspraon-is
cured by few applications Of kennedys Rheumatic Ii
niment.
WEAKNESS or THE BACK.
Follow the direction in the e culsr around each bot
tie.
FOR AN ULCERA KID SORE THROAT,
You will take teaspaonul Of the liniment and four
ea-puonfs Of water. Gatgle the throat twice day In
few dayst will be we'll. This teAspoonful will be
vOrth dollar to you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all Inflammation Of the throat, tonsls and palate,
with dry, hacking cough you will dilute the Liniment
with four Ave times It's bulk Of water, gArgle the
throat, and swallow the moisture. This fash.
II is good for Toothaehe Earache, Speiied Face and
Inflammation Of every kind. Every family should have
iull supply for the winter
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. Roxbury,
Mass Price so cents. Sold by N X. Brown. Mont
pelier 0l;52is
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TAE sum on DISEASE REDUCED.

By the operation Of Brandreths Pills the total Of
disease Is reduced and their continued use according
printed directions which accompany each box ofnew style
certain cure in all where the life principle is
within their recupefatve power
Synopsis Of Brand'e ths Piiis, Curative Quahtiss-
The whole curative effect may be placed in this light II
the stomach and bowels are out Of ORDER the general
health H. effected. II any disease exists In any part
Of the body whether local general in character that
disease will less affect the stomach and bowels
Nov. Brsndeths Pills. by removing impurities from the
blood and cleansing the stomach and bowels Of matters
that interfere with their healthy action and keep
in order these Important and governing Of the
economy OF man 3j3Sdaw