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$4,000 WORTH BOOTS AND SHOES

III hENUEEU PKICES.
HELLER L CO, 492 SEVENTH ST.
Are still Offering their entire stock of BOOTS sed
eHOES 1T reduced prices, comprs ng .essa
Some of the best makes of ali kinds of La, EaEH
dies gents misses' and chidrt ms Boots nv
and shoes. We are selling ESeS,
Genuine Ladies' Glove KId Congress Boots at So So
a coed LOdies' Leoi her Haeled Shoe at 81 Is,
Ladies slippers good quality, Is csnts,
AL ,tLss now Of the Boys Copper tipped Shoes
Heavy Mems Shoes ats,7s.
Ano eur STOCK OF heavy Boots at manufacturer
SgS7ih g, bEtLER co;
aisot large a. saIIs,y of TIanks valices and
tsn aIm 100 7tS :, hEtLER & CO.'S.
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NJ ATIoNAL BANK OF COMMlRCI
OF GEORGETOWN.

This Bank, organized une er the National Bank
ing Law of the last Con gress, is open for the
transaction of business at their Office Bridge st
@. e. RITTENHOUSE. President.
SAMUEL FOWLER. Cashier. jan saw
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WN. KNABI& CO.. GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.

The sole Agency of this celebrated Piano
II ct No, ass nth ut. west. above Pa. sv.,sfvvVV
where they can Be hired or purchased Of arcosuo.
dating terms. Second hand pianos bought Ana
taken In exchange for new ones.
ee o. eo4ams n. O. b CH1NBACH.
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CLOTHING.
OIL = ~ n q,

oLOT Nc.
GOING !-a0INaL
Down THEY 60,
AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES
]. HI. SMITH and SMITH BROS,
Thu GREAT
oLoTHIE6 HOUsEs o WARRINGTON,
No. A6V AID 4,
sryrNrH sTRHHT. OPPOSITE Posr e,y1os.
ALL GOODS sPosa.D.
Where you can "a nx1 n e STYLES
sR.s0SH ,..
w4 AHr ssS5SS as.r..
~. ! LATEST 1s STYLES
I" A DouBIE BREASTED yEsrs.
sus1sI asD SUITS.
PLAIN ANB rANoY oAss1MsR1.
Together with ItAnssersr STOCK
o.5 SSis
rH1 CITY.
sT90K
p1.osS eaeoD s
ogsroMG WORK.
UNUSUAL low PRICES.
eINrLEMENp FURNISHING GOODS.
HATE Gaps. SHIRTS TIES. sUsPaNDzRs.
J.H. SMITH. No. $50.
SMITH BROS, No. AGA,
GIoTpTRpa am TlI,opa
Seventh street. OPP. Post ONCE,
IMPo RTANT TICEl
BAR & BRO. Corner 7th and E streets.
BAR & BRO, Corner 9TH and streets,
are Offering their fine stock of
CLOTHING AND Ts,FURNIsHING GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICESl
ARARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINsl
RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINSl
COATS, PANTS and VESTS of every description
COATS, PANTS and VESTS of every description
An En.s New Lot LOO.
A large stock of BOYS and YOUTH CLOTHING
A large stock of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
All Goods represented at what they Really Are
AL Goods represen ted at what they Really A. @.
FAIR DEALING GUARANTEED!
FAIR DEALING GUARANTEED
~ Store closed Saturdays until Evening.
ia H-2m
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nALY & BROrh ER,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS,
40 G. street, between 18th and 18th streets. tlst
Ward } Washington d. @.
Dealers in Gas Fixtures, crop Lights, Glass and
Wired Shades.
~ All work done by us warranted to give tbs
action jan 3-Swf
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VVHE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON TIL
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Is enlarged to double it's former capacity.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,

vV,HE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THl
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Ia ENLARGED to double its former capacity,
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
CernT Pa. 40. apd l1:h ST., WaShingtoa, b, G.
This hotel the oldest conducted on the European
plan in this city, b as been enlarged and A
Improved In every way necessary fer the yEHAy
Aceommo alton of the increasing guests. ls:6Ss
Thankful for the patronage already received, the
proprietor no at By attention to business We
eontinse to receive patronage as heretofore.
oo oc & II are msasfa'e P. ENRICH. Proprietor.
SUITABLE PRESENTS FOR THE HoLI-
PHoToGRAPa ALBUMS,
tho greatest variety in this city.
CAKTEs DE vIslTE OF CELEBRITIES.
OPERA GLASSES, FIELD GLASSES.
FINE GOLD sPEGTs CLES
ETERlOSCoP ES AND VIEWS,
FRANKLIN L CO., Opticians,
244 Pa. av.. between Eth and 18th ats.,
and 3SS Pa Av., Natiosal Hotel Building.
dec 20-tf
MAR1NI's FAsHIoHABLE DANCING AoAD
IEMPERANCE HALL. 81
street, between 9Th and 10th SITS. "a
This Academy is now open for the reception OF
pupils.
For Ladies'. Misses and Masters - Tuesdays
Gentleman's Clsss-Tuesdays, Thursdays and
S.turdxys, from to 10 p. m.
Those desirous Of joining may 10 so by applying
1t the Academy during school hours. Quarter
commencing on entry. oc8
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nINING SALOON
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

xxyRLIs, lELEBRATup MAoHIHB, SPREAD
F. w BTRBN0TH ENING PL AsT HkS are the very
best in all cases for which plaster 10 required Per
sale by all druSSists Jan 2)-eoiy.a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-01

TYLER's COMPOUND SYRUP OF QUM
i ARABIC,
Well known as the
Most Pleasant. Safe, and Speedy Cure for
COUGHS, COLDS.
HOARsERESs, GROUP. WHoOPING COUGH
AND ALL :.
AFFECTIONS OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
ITS superior efficacy In arrestin2 stubborn coughs
aud the nrat stages Of consumption has long been
appreciated BY most families and physicians. and
cent cough or gold, un precedented.
For sale At the Drug Stores
Price 81 and So cents bottle.
For convenience and portability the same com:
binatien may be had in Q mild lozense form, well
adapted to relieve public speakers, singefs, and
"TYLERS GUN ARABIC COUGH LozENaEs.'
nov 1eo9mS
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HAUTIEKS NT.-HavinR resumed
NJ my former business Of serving Balls, 4
turn my thanks TO m y former friends and lE:H& u
the public generally for their past patronage:
pared to serve them at the shortsat noti,e, and
with the utmost care. G. GAUrIER
p. e.-Orders received for dishes for All parts of
the city. dec "a I'm
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gT,IsH.WANG, THE GREAT oHINESE REM
l EDY FOR GONORRHEA. GLBEr, Fro
ONE Box WILL PEkg0RM Cuas: Ingredients are
40 bad odor, and may be carried in the vest peck
e .ithout fear Of dstsstien. Grs1,srs frse Price
to 8. Q. Upham, 400 Chestnut street: Philadel.
pnsn,,s and in Washington by 8. O. FORD 2So Pc
I IVERMoRE ON NEGROES AS SLAVES, AS
n. Citi5ens aud IS Soldiers, Ap:i Slavery Meas.
saes q ,sfress; BY Hon Henry Wilson Slavery
n 1.-THE. the American Reyolution bishop Hopsins s
H Hesiew OF Slavery Good ~in's Reply to Bishop
tion osrie.Msties Of Negro SLAVERY. Van Evriss
eisyery Coehia's Results Of Rm.nsin aiis Oh
Smiths Philosophy ard Practice Of Slavery.
ja FRAECK TAYLOR
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR JANUARY
United States Service Magazine forJauuary
Lsnefellow Prose Works. vols.
The Miner Boy and his Monitor.
The Boy Slaves, by Mayne Reid.
mouse and Home PAYERS. by Mrs. Stowe.
nhm or Hymns OF holy Refrsshment.
hsynard the Fox, . new Editisn.
The Maroon, by Mayne Reid.
1anl2 rRANCE TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-01

MONS. DEMONGEOT, IMPORTER OF HUMAN
HAIR, WORKER IN HAIR, AND HATE
DRESSER. tales great pleasure in il forming tha
ladies and gentlemen he has just receive,. the Ja
test Paris Fashions for the present season and Is
new ready to fill everv order. Mons. Demongeof
ing thorough knowledse OF his bust ness in which
he 10 engaged He is prepared to give sstisfact on
to all who will honor him WITH a call. A fine stock
OF Hair Oils, Pomsde, and every kind OF Toilet
Articles DC, &c. constantly on hand Orders for
vious day. Consultations of diseases of the hair
free Of charge. NJ. Demongeot is partner OF a
house in Paris, Rue Rumeau, No. 4 kept by his
brother. and will go to Paris every Spring On
that occasion he viii take every commission given
TO him for Paris any order in France.
Call at DEM0NGE0T'S Human Hair and Per
fsmsry Store. cerner Of and 10th streets. near
the Ayepue. ia g. I'm
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PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS,
40 G street, between 18th and 18th streets. Nst
Ward y Washington d. @.
Dealers in Gas Fixtures. crop Lights, Glass and
Wired Shades.
~ All work done by Us warranted to give IT, tia
action. 1sn S-SW
CIREMHN's INSURANCE ooMPAN
L WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
CAPITAL--------$20O. 600.
Office Com Street and Louisiana Avenue. Orr
Bank Of Washinstan.
INSURE zeAiNsTA Loss BY FiRz. "'f EN-
george sghs.p.Rtsar.. '70';; John D: Barclay,
fhs%ss fP5SRRs, kshsTa Esssa.sa
B. French, Dr G. W. Davis,
Nas H@sa ison: Ros Sst. %hoS lsIt
NO charge for ssis'ss,s, ,. .,.ms pl.s,a.,.
ABEL DAVIS. ss.s .s AeAAsi ssss,s ssss
ShAroN A6a ohsER OF NINTH AND SITS.
s HALL anew f.. rent
large and conveDient dressing ROOMS and gallery
The Hall is the best pventiisted room in tn. city,
with twenty windows on the south and east and
aasSsd n s'
being built with special attention to that object;
8r6aC0S6 care
rs1sed pSas
isssi!s e g. saaSiokLzs. on street; 81 a. door
NEW SINGING AND PIAN9 F0RTh CLASS
9Th street Between And streets Thaoasn his
Sc Gny %.
read music readily, and execute on the Piano with
at most extraordinary RESULT: jas-5v
n q HEIBERGER
zsS sSaz$R e A4aff5a
no, ss fsaa:7i'sais %s:s;,a..o. D q
NOTICE TO TH1 PUBLIC. al
ulz and the public generally that ve'1s
nave now ON hand at our
LARGE FURNITURE EsrABLIsHMEHr
very extensive and general assortment OF hne
~ TURN S Hr1 GILT MIRRORS. &c.,
that We can sell At great bargains. Persons In
1oHNA HoUsHKHEPING GOODS
will do we'll to cab and examine our stock at No
$50 sth street. between Louisiana avenue and D
st de Ii I'm Mo9REGOR & ZIMMERMAN
4 NTi-sIAvEkY MEAsURls IN CONGRESS-
4 r.is Of Ne" 1nsi Athens By Hsnrs 4.
and
k se7p 1R1NoK TAYLOR.
FRIsH BUoKwaE FL our.
-. HoNEY SYRUP
sss corner Sd
TTNDlR rae BAN; !. tale Of the aiss.sen,h
e-s S.n e.
B.srslsba; b. Rev. ). p. Nsyr%ssany r.v,o..
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0OS PAWHBROK Err AND S1OS
LICENSED BY AUTHORITY.
ass MATTHEW Z. WALSH. 2s5
2s5 STREET, between 10th and nth,
Second door from Harvey 3 Oyster Saloon.
In complau ce with the wish of many friends.
am now prepared to make iberai Cash ad- ~
vsnces on Gold and Silver Watches, Dia- 4
monds, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Hardwsre,Y
Clothing and Merchandise of every description in
RHsying had 70 years experience in the bust:
its citizens am asa that to ali Who may en-
trnst with businesa (which will be strictly con-
adentiall will give sa.isf.ct,nn ONCE open every
O'Clock p m. ja7-3m
ITO rBE LADIEs--Ladies wanting Hair Work
Was Fas g. F VIII ss Gar so
chasing. It is large. made in the very best man
nsr. and sold at the lowest prices, All orders
Tonpses equal to any in this country or Europe.
DINING SALOON
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Over Kidvsll & Sons New Drug Store, psnnsyl.
vania av., near the corner of Fourteenth st.
until after the theatres close at night. :
n<The best of WINES supplied to guests
de 2slm' - =. ". TEULoN, Proprietor.
THURsToN's IVORY. PEARL TOOTH Pow
II DER for ele4nins, bean tifyins hnd pressrv-
ing the Teeth and Gums This elegant prepare
'''A 70 'H''' 'A'saA'eT O. WELLS 4 co,
- New York. Propristers.
For sale by all dru geists.f e=es5sg zrrs II.
WELLs, CELEBRATE. HAcHIsH,spREAD
hest in ali eases for which plaster 10 required Fer
sale by all druggists. Jan 2,-eoiy.a
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4 IMli LIM1l L1AlE1 an nov preparsd 70
YaTed frem my new Flame Kiln. Without eoninS
:. p 1u1SfLIhAN. ltna Lime Kiln.
8S Yo. o.. aAd tork OfooG Bride,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-03-16
GUARDIANS SALE.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court
L Of Holmes county, Ohio, made on the 2lst
day Of February A. u. 1866, in the case Df Jacob
ShrOck, Guardian OF samuel SchlawDaugh,
Elizabeth Schlawbaugh. SalOma Schlawbaugh
and Abraham Schlawbaugh against his wards,
the undersigned Will on
.Satrdayhe 25h dag Of Nnrch 4. d. 1865,
at o'clock p. NJ. OF said day. on the premises in
Walnutcreek township, Holmes county, Ohio,
offer at public sale the following described real
estate, situate in the county Of Holmes Ohio,
the southeast quarter of section number elgh-
teen, in the ninth Township OF the NTH range,
in the United States Military district Of lands
subject To sale at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, containing
one hundred and sixty acres. excepting there
from tOrty-twO and one-half acres, being a part
Of the aforesaid southeast quarter Of said Sec
tion number eighteen, now owned by Susan
Schlawbaugh, and bounded and described as
follows: Commencing at a. post on the west line
OF said quarter section forty-twO percheS north
OF the southwest corner of said quarter. thence
south eighty-nine and one-half degrees east
sixty-four perches and ten links, thence north
one-half degree east forty-two perches, thence
north twelve degrees west seventy-tour percheS.
thence north eighty-nine and One-haf degrees
west forty-eght perches, thence south Onc-hali
degree west one hundred and fifteen perches "a
the place of beginning, containing forty-twc
and one-half acres.
Terms of Sale:--One-thrd on day of sale one
third in one year, and one-third in two years
from the day OF sale, with interest on deferred
payInents from the day of Salc--the deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage on thu
premises sold.
Appraised at 40.
JACOB SHROCK, Guardian
of samuel Schlawbaugh, II al.
MAXWELL & HELLER, Atty's.
Feb %. lS6j.-wipfS
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The New COnscriptiOn Law.

Provost Marshal General Fry, on Friday,
issued in an official form the new conscrip-
ton law. The following will be found to
contain all of its important provisions:
Section fourteen declares that hereafter,
all persons mustered into the military or
naval service, whether as volunteers, or
otherwise, shall be credited to the State
and to the ward, township, precinct or other
enrolment sub-district, where such persons
belong and have an actual residence, if such
persons have an actual residence within the
United States, and where such persons were
or shall be enrolled. The fifteenth section
provides that in computing quotas hereaf-
ter, credit shall be given to the several
States, districts and sub-districts for all men
furnished by them respectively, and not
heretofore credited during the present re-
bellon, for any period Of service of not less
than three months, calculating the number
of days for which such service was furnished
and reducing the same to years-provided,
that such credits shall not be applied to the
call for additional troops made by the Pres
dent on the 2lst day of December, 1864.
The sixteenth section allows man draft
ed for one year to furnish substitute for
three years.
The seventeenth, eighteenth and nine,
tcenth sections relate to the punishment fol
enlisting deserters, insane persons, &c.
Section twenty provides that in case any
substitute shall desert from the army, and
it shall appear by evidence satisfactory tc
the Secretary of War, that the party fur
nishing such substitute shall have in any
way, directly or indirectly, aided or abetteC
such deserter, or to have been privy to any
intention on the part of such substitute t,
desert, then such person shall be immediate
ly placed in the army, and shall serve fo
the period for which he was liable to draft
such service to commence at the date of dc
sertion of such substitute.
Sections 20 and 81 relate to penalties 70
desertion.
Section twenty-thrd is in full as follows
"And be II further enacted. That any per
son or persons enrolled in any sub district
may after notice of draft, and before tn,
same shall have taken place, cause to b,
mustered into the service of the Untet
States, such number of recruits, not sub
ject to draft, as they may deem expedient
which recruits shall stand to the credit Of
the persons thus causing them to be mus
tered in and shall be taken as substitute
for such persons, or so many of them a
may be drafted to the extent of the numbe
of such recruits, and in the order designa
ted by the principal at the time such re
|. cruits are thus, as aforesaid, mustered in.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-03-16
On .SatuTdau. March 25h, 1865.
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

JoHS CAMPBELL, Platntif, .,.,
IN idItltIpH'
FREDERICK CAMPBELL efdl DeftJ
DY virtue of an order of sale issued from the
Is Court of Common Pleas of Iiomes county,
ohio in n certain civil action therein pending
wherein John Campbell is Plaintiff and Fred
rick Campbell and Others are Defendants and 10
me directed as sheriff of said county, Will offer
far sale at nuotion, at tho north door ofthS
Court House, in the town OF Mlilersburg, in said
Holmes county,
On Saturday, tie 25h day Of March, 1865,
Mt | o'clock T., NJ of said day the following real
estate to-wit: Lot number fifteen in section
four township nineand range nine containg one
hundred acres of land, more or less, the same
living and being in the county Of Holmes and
State of Ohio The same to be sold free from
the imcumbrance of q dover therein to Julia
Ann First as ordered by the Court. Terms =
One-third cash in hand, one-third in one yeai
and one-third in two years from the day oil sal,
with interest, 10 he secured by mortgage upon
| the premises.
Appraised at $1,000. . >,-rso>-
| Feb. 10, lSG5-pfsG 20. Sheriff.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-03-16

FARMERS Look TO Youn SEED CoRN. --
An intelligent and observant farmer called
upon us during the past week, aud asked us
to advise our farmer friends TO look well to
their Seed Corn this Spring. He gays that
nearly all the corn that has stood in shock
during the past winter il so frozen that the
heart il frozen, aud il will not grow ifplant-
ed. This is owing TO the fact that the shocks
were wet when the cold weather came last
fall and they were frozen together, giving
the corn no chance TO dry out Corn that
has remained on the uncut stalk is generally
alive and will grow if planted TO tell
whether the heart of the kernel Of corn is
dead, split it in two, and if the heart is
nearly white and mealy it will grow-if tits
watery and of light purple color, it is dead
and will not grow ifplanted. Our informant
states that corn with the heart dead cannot
be told but upon examination, and that for
all purposes, except planting, the fact that
the heart is dead, will not injure the corn.
This is an important matter to farmers, and
if they do not wish to lose their labor in
planting and their crops after having plant
ed, it behooves them to see that they have
good, healthy corn for planting. We should
like to hear more Of this subject from the
farmers of our country.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-03-16

CHANGE OF FIRM.-By reference to our
advertising columns it will be seen that the
wholesale and retail firm of WIENER &
STANBACHER, of Akron, has been dissolved
Weare pleased to learn that the same branch
of business will continue to be conducted by
GEORGE WIENER, the seniormcmber of the
old firm, together with two junior members,
under the firm-name Of GEORGE WIENER
& Co. The business place of the new firm
will be in the building adjoining the old es-
tablishment, where every facility will be en-
.joyed for the transaction of an extensive
wholesale grocery and drug business. Mr..
WIENER has been so well known to the
merchants and other large buyers of this
county, that it is needless to remark upon
the inducements which will be offered under
thenew arrangement. The business will be
continued at the old place by f. STEIN
BACHER.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-03-16

Our Duty. We deem it our duty to keep
constantly before our readers that most val
liable of all medicines, known as Goes Cough
Balsam. 1t has stood the tests of time and
experiment, and all who use it speak in the
most praise worthy terms of its medicinal
value. 1t is the real duty of every parent to
keep a constant supply Of it in the house,
ready for immediate use. Not only is it a
most splendid remedy for coughs, sudden
colds, influenza, Group, and all throat com
plants, but it is the consumptive' great re-
lief. When they are so far gone that no
medicine will ever cure them, Goes Cough
Balsam will be found an invaluable friend to
alay the coughing, help the expectoration
and ease the sufferer. Why will ye that are
suffering from coughs, colds, Group, sore
throat, hoarseness-and that are liable tt
pulmonary attacks, not take our advise anC
provide yourself with a supply of Coe
Cough Balsam-the bestand cheapest Cougl
Balsam in the world? 1t costs but fort,
cents, and can be found upon the counters o
druggists. n3ml.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-03-16

FRIGuTFUL FIGUREs.-The quota assign
ed to this county under the pending draft
was 200. We believe l52 of that number
have been furnished at an aggregate cost of
nearly EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS! Eighty
thousand dollars earned by the toll offarmers
and mechanics of Holmes county given to
satisfy this little demand for blood! Many
have given money they badly needed to fur
nish themselves and families with the abso-
lutte necessaries of life. What a price to
pay for the blessings Of six months of aboli-
ton rule!
They tell us it is to preserve the Union.
Are they restoring the Union? Do they re-
spect the laws? Are they so directing affairs
that government will receive its powers from
the consent of the governed? Do not the
encroachments upon our unaFenable rights
keep pace with the demands upon oul
property? Does not the strong arm ofdes
potism bear as heavily upon our persons as
the hand of abolitionism does upon oul
pockets? Is isnot a war to build up new
government founded on the ideas and fancie'
ofthe abolition party, rather than to protect
defend and maintain the government erectet
by our fathers?