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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20
ION DOLLARS PREMIUM
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or sBeFmstt0rFhes, elect, &C.. and
QdPITEROS gUGEn,
AFUEE ALL U1HBR TBEArHBSI EsILa,
DR.. A. GIBSON,

EoTu.sIly q Nes Yo[E qity. wiu gsy one hundrsd
Ab0ve-nAmed diseases. He viii pay the sum for
she proof that any other Physician in the United
States treats the same disease With e1nal sJiecs
AtteF many years OF sbOrious study and szBcFfsnoo
Dr. Gibson Il happy n being able to snDo1aes 70 the
unfoTJuba7s that hs has perfected gysens q tEe+t
msnt 0r
THE SPEEDY AND PERhAaEST OUza
Of the shove and also all CONTAGIOUS diseases of the
Reprod ucttve Organs, With AL esa Effects arising
sherefrom, including Gaaerai
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PEOsTRATION.
He has succeeded In curing cases 10 this city oms of
whom had expended hundreds OF dollars With self
styled physicians who profess 70 treat al private
malsdies with suocesz, and without roossing The
Dr. Gibson does not boast that he is a member Of
soDe College n London or Paris, - perhaps SONS
others % Tor the purpose Of CnHuEring the innocent
sid who hold out great eTpectstons never to BE- real
ized. But what Dr. G. might boast Of "a this, that
rs Is able to give entire satisfaction % those who
pose confidence in his ability and integrity, and that
he hSs perfected an American system Of treatment
any patent medicine TO equal for the radical
Of seminal weakness, snd al diseases or dersnge
ments, both mental and physical arising nom ssEus
Or. Gibson also claims for his new tyestmsnt tbs
f0lOWins advantages oyeE all Others set discovered
and rst the agents used are In no respect disagree
able; he relics Of the dark ages, such Mer
curry, nor any other deleterioug drug; secondly,
restrictions Ia diet or business is required thirdly
hl treatmant q positive and certain Ia ali BE
s st All in h 6Sed iats s1 ah q he $ $
superiority cf his new treatment over eny 9th
q LOW hupNa = to NVfL4t u ECiAa uA AEOllytAhs1
psrmanGncY nBdnees, BsiakY and oUuyslisnos to ths
SEtient.
Or. GIBSON Is permanently located in ,Ieveland.
and has duIibg tbs pa't five years performed many
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted ali
other modes OF treatment. Reicrenc can be given
70 ihdiv dlais of the nrt spectabity ia Cleveland
Bost n, New York aud other cities, 10 regard to
XIII and integrity II al professional transact ons.
Dyspe psia, Rheun stism, Scrofula. all Diseases of
ia Urinary rgans, and all Chronic Diseases treated
with surerior success.
B6-M Medicines s.nt to any part Of the country On
recspt Of ten do lars.
Or. Gibson's New York on Physiology 90 sale at
hig Office.
DIR. GIBSO
PROFESSOR OF ELEcTROPATHT AND MEDIciNEs.
Ohice-Il9 Seneca street. few doors from Superior,
up at 4 5, Tpcsite tn q ty Hotel.
Ea57Ohice hours from 70 L and from II o'clo-k
Daily (Sundsys except d isnH
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PRESENTS.

Christmas and New Years at Union Hall.
Those who want Presents should give US call.
We have Clothing for Iioh, and Clothing for poor
All should come 90 US and Bargains secure;
We have Oisthing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Many more styles than I'll uow try to pen;
Goats, 0veroosts, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our OWL make and surely the best.
We have scarfs and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
OTayats,
Shirts, Gloves and Collars, suspenders and Hata,
Half Hose and Haodkerchisfs Wrappers and Draw
eu,
Made out of SILK, Wool, hierino or Gsuze;
And many more things that are usefnl and nice,
Which for these iimss we'll sell at very low price
Aud then for theisdes Sod bless the dear creatures
And grant thRt no lorrow may ere mar their fea-
tureg;
The present for thea, which viii give them most
pleasure,
And be in each househsId blessing and treasure,
Is SEWING hAOHIEE, one Of SINGERS, you
know,
Is ahead Of all other Machines made to TO sew.
1t Is simple, Is Is handsome and easy to run
And by far the best Sewing Machine uuder tho sun.
Tnen all who want Presents te UNION BALL HE,
Well We know, that when theve you'll not fail TO
buy,
For the gs that are valued and prizsd most Of all
Are ih0se that are purehAsed at our famed UNION
HALL
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sslasifaI slnstramtmts. /;
WATERS.
GRFlT rTgJO1L EgTIBGIGHMENT,

r,e NO. aSl Broadway ~. Z
EIGHTR New Rianos, helodsohH, Harmoniu ms
Alexandra and Cabinet Organs, at Wholesale and
BetsIl. Prices low. SECONDHAND PIANOS 81
great bargains, prices from $50 TO 500 New !
Octave Pianos. $3.50 and sS75 with Carved Leg
and MouldinRs, $500 and upwards. MelodsonH IS!
% $3.50.
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0LEvELAND 3 EBlR RAILB0ADj
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 80

On and amer Monday, Oct. sIst, 1884, PagenroF
trains VIII run as fonoFs, Sundays sxoeptedls
LEAVE CLEVELAHDt
$50 a. m.-DAY EXPBESS TRAIN-8torpinF AZ
Rilougbby, Painegviiia. Madison Geneva, Ash
tabula. Oonneaut and Sfrard only, and arrive at
Erie - 20 P. NJ DunkiTk 3:45 P. n, BRhalo
5:i0 P. X.
3I25 P. M.--OIECINHAT1 EEPRESS-Stopping az
Paiuesviile, Ashtabua and Girard 0nlV, and ar
Eiyes at Erie6 40 ?. H., Dunkirk s:25 p H., Be-
fal1 1850 ?. 4.
$50 ?. NJ HAIL AND AUOOAIMODATIOE-
STOPPING as al stations sDd arrive At nFte ~
I:55 p. n.
s:o0 p. M.-EIGHF Express TBAIH-stogpInT al
Pslnesviiie, Ashtabula and Glrsrd oalg, aud
arrives at Erie et 4 40 A. -, DunkiFk 2sU
Z. -, Euasio E:20 A. r.
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WE WILL SILL, FOR THE NEXT
w Thirty Days, oui heavy stock Of SURTOUT
0VERC0ATS and SAC z 0YERC0ATS, at COST.
A large stock Of Busil sss Suits, English Walking
Coats, Sack Coats, blrik Frock Coats and Fancy
Cashmere Pants and Vests, at greatly reduced
prices. We will give -est bargains in Under Gar
ments and Gents Fur ishing Goods.
Cur Custom DepRrtI ent is now complete IN every
particular. g. MANN,
deel5 Ie2 SUP Tior ST., opposite Bank St.
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9asl 8gsSea gisaf- ggbIs.
i55l-5. Winter Arrangements 1915
FOR THE
AgRITAL Arb CLOSING OF aAILa.
AZ fEH

01EsEE0lEG EOEDAT, OCTOBER SlsT, 1854.
~ Mails viii he opened and ra1dF for delivery
oas hour After arrival d trsinE.
~ an Mails oloso oae hour f5fors departure
aralna
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sYMP TON s:

The symptoms Of Ostarrh, Is they generally aP-
pear, are ct first very slight. Persons find they
have . cold. that they have frequent attacks, and
are more sensitive 70 the changes Of temperaturs.
In this condition, the nose mSy be dry, or slight
discharge, thin and serid, Afterwards becoming
thiok and adhesive. Az the disease becomes chronic
the discharges are increased in quantity and
ohaaged IN quality; they sre now thick and heavy
and are haWked or coughed on. The seoretions ars
offensive, causing bad breath; the voice is thick
and nasal the eyes are weak; the sense Of the
smell is lessened destroyed deafness frequeI tly
takas place. Another common and important
symptom OF Catarrh is, that the person IL Obliged
% clear his throat in the morning Of q thick or
Blimy mucls, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the per
son may Be sure that his disease il on its way 70
the lungs and should lose no time IN arTesting It.
Ths above but few Of fe many oasGrrb symptoms.
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New York & Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE 10 TRAVELLERS.
rrWO E1PREss TRAINs DAILY

p (Sundays ezesptod-l
MORNING EXPREsS, leaving TToy ct 9fI5 A.
H.; from Albany at HUDSON RiySr Depot at 9tS5 A.
H., arriving ct New York at Ss58 P. n
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy ct 8;OO
P. n; from Albany At 3;I5 ?. H., arriving a. New
York at 9;35 P n, connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Washington City.
Ths Cincinnati Express from Buffalo oonnscts
With the 9:S5 ct Albany for New York BY the Har-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, AZ.
rangemsuis have been made 70 run the trains of
the Hudson River Railroad Co. and those OF the n.
Y. and Harlem Railroad %. at different hourS IRON
Albany and Troy.
Helo Odrs Of ts best construction, and most convent.
ent for the Of passengers, have been placed On
THE HARLEM Road.
Passengers viii be Ticketed and Baggage checked
over this r0ad direct to New York By the Central
R. r. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson BiTer Bailroad 90. and Of
this Co. will be received By either road and Bag
gage checked BY either Company win be delivered
In New York without change Of checks.
Nov. I'd, 1864. +. A. OHAPIE, Sup't.
Ford e. GREEN. Advertising Agent. noR&Rs
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ISAAC A. IsAAUg UHI0g HALL,
sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Osle6IEtod Gov
Ing Machines, storr's Automaton PrsssE1s1,
and strong's Patent Army Bed-Trunk
Corner Superior and Unios sis,
~ Look ont for the GIsuts.-@ deca
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82iIEaaas.
A TLANTIO AID GREAT WRSTKRR
"a RAILWAY.

EaII and Winter AFRan ement.
Takes Effect Monday, November zs8, 1854
I've Through Expreas Trains Dsilyl BET
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
DAI kxPREss, leaves Cleveland (SundaJs except
eal ~ so9 A. NJ arrives at MesdEila as 2sle P. H.
(Dlnnerl Salamanca At 5.S5 p n. Isl sspfrz Oasal
and New York a. I:loP. \.
"hIaHE ExFREss," leaves Cleveland gaturday.
exo9ptedl at s;l6 ?. n, Sleeping Cars attached
$50 A. r., and New York as 1880 P. 4.
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CURES clTiRRR AND AVERTs CONSUMPTION.

No Violent syringing Of the Head,
The Sense Of Taste and Smell Restored.
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The BelmOnt-<1rOn WCI
.. AND CTORy

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80, gt4to. sisd.s hJfrvem EadiL
and GiI p oD .ssss7t stfae sssnsi bss vssE q
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It viii Inc seen that the position
,ALrt,srfo shsdr s sss r. q 'he sse-

a Lrtttr 10 the 1pFestdsaf6 n 'he ase-
VI, VIZ al .5iTa JfeFSu ,StJidS
A letter was recentlys addressed 10y
some of the citizens of Charlot teYIie.
Va, to President Johnson. Prompted
by the difficulties which SURROUND them
in relation 20 the app fcssclhsiipf,g Congrsss-
ional election, they appeal to hihf ,fhr
counsel and advice as to thsr proper
course of action Being Wholly uni
formed as to whether the test oath will
probatlyb be repealed sot bodi fled so as
70 admit Southern members, they have
thoughtit possible that he, bright en-
tighten them on the subject.
Z TheyEyfs7fr paip. purpose is t9. puT-
sue that course which will be lhosf likely
to .susaiuhimaHd. his policy it, the adj
ministration of the Governments The
Attorney General, to whom the letter
was referred, replies that he is Instructed
by the President t9saS lie has no other
means ofknowing what Gongrsss may do
in regard to thEp hs4bout whifh they i'll
dhifet than an s 6tler citizen, but it is
his earnest wishtbat loyal and true men,
to whom no objections can he made,
should be elected to Congress. This Mr..
Spsetsays. isnot an oflida letter, but d
simple expression OF individual opinion
and wish ~ grr- --,. ~ iei
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As9a., It, b.
The West Virginia yO~ns pp ishes
ATTORNEY Gs6erAl Halls ouzion b the


oath law and calls it decision!l
THE Supervisors of Kanawha county
not being satisfied with the adverse vote
taken recently taken in that county in
relation to the proposed subscription OF
three hundred thousand dollars to the
West Virginia Central Railroad purpose
submitting the -qpestjOn-to the people
again at the October election.
OIL has been discovered within mile
of Charleston, on the opposite side OF
Kanawha river. ... .,.
hIf NsG world I OH Company has
struck oil ut the mouth of Mill Creek,
five miles from Charleston, at the depth
of five hundred and fifty feet The well
Yields about ten barrels day. and the
flow is increasing
THE Post Hospital at Charlestoni has
been. sold out and discontinued
DURING the recent-session of the Fed
eral court at Charleston, sixty 'indict-
meuts for treason wers dismissed, upon
the defendants taking the amnesty cath
and giving bonds to keep the peace to-
wards the United States during three
years. ,,.s-.. go,
RAYMOND city, Mt the mouth of Roca
under the auspices of.the Averill coal and
oil company i Sr"w-ing rapidly. .....
The Brook county Republicans held g
meeting last Tuesday night and appoint
ed an executive committee TO Manage
their political Campaign. ''.'''
THE WellsIurg Herald suggests the
building a branch of the Panhandle rail
road to that place
THE Wellsburg HeEa4l saays;
Circuit Court has been in session her,
acknowledgements he most inttrJstiHg
cause on trial is that Of che indictment
against Alex Campbell, Jr., for treason
&c, but as it had not been determined
at last accounts, we only allnde to it,
The law in reference 20 snch cases, is be
ing ably investigated and by The time il
is through, the relative position If H.
State and Federali G"FIrnwr'ltr vi, g.,
better understood, il nor SATISFACTORY j
settled 1t is understood that b".i
Campbell and Miller, have par'onS fra
the Presidents. that b's'i"naly hnNI =
established 4 mill through which lrp..
cations are passed ny the bushrl, hi ~
nature being affixed Iy machinerr
In Hancock county. tie perjury q.
ais Swearing fnl,s.ly fothririgrs for ti'
pnrpoSc of evaiia g.inilithr, ti'iiy duri"2
the wary against Eli Prqsetran;i TaImor
Hooker. were continued, tlie curry iail'"a
to agree upon verdctS in both casrS -
The case of the latte', has been OH h1"'
some time he having been granted at d
previous, C0urt,.a new trial"
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Boots and SHOES,


r." EE'GgFst.AN s. EkNOx.
2c
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Ny DiT C0GSiR,rJ%RebuSSSc Re- 9'anle' has
DER M e2rthy lot sshtc fhSBSa2rbst
That i Cannot tNst 'ti4 my Virttttl
The tidinss 80 ioyiiil, OSsIi a. viguu
Nv burdcu is gone 3qd}pSls sXc6sEEh''
Myspirits are calm, and nv lJSI Is 9i-it
l am happy fnUthtr VITA ASpNll
And owt' il ali trirlaib eHoH .. .
Tie kindesff fairy uiAt = wi we ; AZ
My WHEErrR api, Wtks6S 5 EE4flp rlduc
Butto com, To the potut r hiLt3lnosl forgot
had now ouitcas defhavBG'lm 6aul not
He timidlv last week brou gkoine ailc
OF shirts to b. hafn, whishR,toeS,s th smile,
Tho arst q ts k E gbiSS9 lseySr b4ns ;, u,
And thought he Te .oigd, kiss my Swing Ma
chine t'+'i'VS
=. >: ,t,w t5sm ii7
You'll think me susavagsite EwH luggage
But this Is the subject, my dstE ettheagri
The world is DIVIDED, ,'twixt tlpse Who have got
The Sewing Machines and those wltb have not,
Alas what pitiful objects ar5thtf'
Who are doomed TO sew iu tbe oil fashioned
Jemm ni and stitsbnA.. gJ dyiigg4 and meme.
Year ~" r. aiil yenrtSNaiA at EhdmmL,
And athousF theIGyes svirGhpe bead throOs
with pam vi.zUf "a re.
Though glS & t'1s2i ~ @34f ~ ''''' u"
.. vi rAITsW t7oF s. 81
And now Cousin Jaha IwehTgc4i ~ SEQ
And well UNDERSTANDINGS dis wopdcT may h',
So come. and seek not ESqT ftSiieN ERhirk
Y RnH GS SiIl ny sr 90 blFtS $a / wecn
without taltinp III hIfbh aSeSitg Machine
/ ltrioRyouil IbtEsk 1vltes ItAtld1s the best,
For that is query long 9tpesggtIiQ rest; =, r
And "WheeCr and WilSta Syftit one that ]
| niran'-- a. On. 1Ift stl
whcn I Aug ytirodrghtioeFr Sowing Nh.
Il. dhilr, tsisuns. yeyiSssaT !, lvr 3D.
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JAMES II FARGUSoN. Esq

JAMES II FARGUSoN. Esq ut Cab Ii
county, who was a nnenhrr Ut ,hr last
Legislature aid tvs -cAet 4pdvorat' III
the House oftlre '0nn Bit has nub-
lished a l l, IN wShfleR X state, 'l'a'
having examined theVsuljec' carefully.
, he is con yinced thai tho test oath Law is
,lncousttustoaSF1 aid artnnk kgly advise
his friends eyerywhege stof treat tia "a
dead letter AMI net sect 10 enforce ii
upon an y,pEos. Wo m,iikprU ISL the lei
ter Il in fnlftr 1914 fUItaeis 5ti6mmenIs, on
Monday - y = r. -sy=--
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raTAE&
Ppcfr
ciElvtBa
Isrd them,
t rGeant
TT 70 a
.tcut GBEv
,ENqVP
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sDpaN7 REEVE 3D. IN ~ tSToN MARBtE.,l
+, = and UH her > prpBiHeRtV peMo9atic New
York ffofit 49, ss0 eessy bad close
conference WITH President J6HNSON-
The LHilshe Stems sdlhe0hat alarmed
about it-aW the Brooklyn Eagh suggests
that, asst Isoelnsl erobable The Secretary
ship of War may DO made vaean soon,
tits possible that the President may APP
point General McCLsbEANgto that posi-
.tien- =. II therefore fsspectful Ply warns
the Republican journals that as they
must of course Support the ahministras-
ton" any further abuse, OF Al CIELLAN
~ will .beratAff2r iigpJp9ljtlt15155ia,ss HIM -
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NOTICE.
U..WtEssf of sRF TNS SAFE oN

I.-WKEsE5 OF EsHaf2 TT0S; SALE ON
i Wednesday thuib5tllh6lvHi lavender, 1865
at the Court House 5ol slkb shiIr Ierunty West
Virginia ms EIrm contain g%I4l idIcs, ,hno TH
AZ tho HeaEae+aHa lIasciiril I-.tt ~ IIraI Back
}1annon.- "A lAo twe +otsih 'te row. D. Bnahilll-
scnml DAlse tbre AZ j.CAS pQn die q lana No* |,
and 3. Also % Acreslots I.iIud o., tht l-i nd.
If not sold privately befnre:taRt day wa ."'
sold at Public Auction on tAe+elloving teen.
The Farm wiH.be SOLD as flA yv~c Jne-fon'. ia,
hand, the balance on srsaE ofbs',
three yeariwitkintorest # ga aat{ T'c lots
will be sold on the following terms: nr Ud,
ANY pe1sanI0& ishangG tsI p& base. ta5 ~ ire
above propeftf chn cal on Ms r w. f'rj':,t2 o.
J H RoGrabang,, in BucEIanpoh, VITO viii
show ths asSfaa grSbfffy or 81! w. g in
erSsSf sff 5fqs M A xasf SS
sepf:ossss:lsssssts' .7'SSF S s11'' aInra,ro
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u.wes T.. Rrady on Unconstitutional
Laws.

Laws.
An interesting investigation is in pro-
rress before Governor FENTON, at'AlBa-
nv, New York, in the course of which in
cidcntal allusion has been made to point
of law which has been somewhat argued
in this locality. The case is this;
Charges of malversation in office have
been preferred against Mayor GUNTHER
and other municipal officers in the city OF
New York. The constitution of the STATE
gives to the Governor power to reinoNci
certain officials. and an act of the Legs
laturepassed in 1857 extendstliat power
+o tbe removal of other officers han those
embraced in the constitutional provision.
The charges against the Ne" York DILL
cers. are smade with view to- their rc-
moyal i'm accordance with tile law Of
1857. Mr.. JAMES T. BRADY, one of the
most eminent lawyers in this country, IS
attorney for the defendants and claims
that, the laMfof 1851 is unconstitutional
AMI givesto the Governor no juricdistion
in the easel His'eargumeut on this
poiut was was reported il the New York pa-
pers oflast Wednesday asfoIh VS.:
Mr.. Brady read from the seveatA see
ton of the constitution, which, provides
that the Governor may remove, fer mis-
conduct or malsersation in office all Off
. GERS except judicial whose pc ers and
duties are l0cM or, Legislative and who
shall be elected at general elections. or
course the act of 1857 is not prohibited
by tho constitution. Its passage lehnl'!
not have been fDreseen; but 1t clearly
conflicts with this provision of the con
sitution: and he thought there ,reye fer
public men who aroald say that Because The
LEGISLATURE says a thing it must be done. II
shall be done, however unjust or plainly
unconstitutional it may DO, merely be-
eause it is not explicitly prohibited IN
that instrument That drgupdM as. sub
staatialy that the constitutions aoddtrs Al
least, according DO it, the Governor might
convey to James T Brady the properly
of the State If tho. Legislature should
say so. It is provided that private prop
erty shall not be taken for public use
without inst compensation. The constl
tuition, however, does not say that prl-
yate property shall not be taken for nrl-
vate purposes without just dompensil-
ton; and yetif the Legislature sh0ula
say that private property might TINS be
taken, does anybody believe the texeGn
tive would not hold the act, pconstitI'
tional? This, he submitted was a con
elusive answer to the argument that tht
Legislature is omnipotent. 30, 10. #
e: 1t viii he, seen that the position AS
sumed by Mr.. BRADY is identicafwitt
that taken by Mr.. LAMB, and Others il
this State, in relation to the Test Oatf
Law, although in that case the doctrin
applies more clearly and indisputabis
than in the case to which Mr.. BRADY ha'
applied it. 1t is a high compimest- tE
Mr. LAMBS legal ability to tind that hi;
opinion is sustained by that OF on'
whose learning as a lawyer Ihpks- AiD
second to none at the Amercah bar The
truth is that the doctrine that IN uncon-
stitutional law is absolutely void and
ought never TO be Obeyed, is as firmly
settled as any legal truth can ". -
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