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MEDICAL.

A NEW AND GREAT EPOCH RN AEEDI-
"A CINE.-Dr. Maggiel is the founder Of a nav Medica
Syseml The quantitaans whose internal doses eneeb
the stomach and paraEs the bowels give precedence
the who health and appetite with 10
two of his extraordinary Pills and the vrulent
with box of his wonderful and alheang Saye
These great specifics Of the Doctors supercedng
all the steeotyped of the day Extraordinary
by Magge Pills and Save have opened the eyes pub.
lie to the inecency of the called remedies of others and
which people have long bndy depended Maggels
Pills ofths class that swallowed by the Dozen
of which every box full taken absolute necessity for
another One two of Maggels Pills suffice place the
bowels perfect order the stomach Appetite
and render the spirits light and buoyan There gripping
and reaction in the form Of constipation If the liver
affected its functions resored and if the system
is feeble it is nvigorated This last quality makes Medl
cne very desirable for the of delicate females Ulcer
and erupve diseases literally extngushed by the dis
nFecant OF Maggieps saye Ia fact here an.
nounced that
MaggiePs Bilious, DlspeptIc and Diarrhen
Pills
Cure where all others fail whe for Burns scalds Chill
ban Cuts and all abrasions of the skin Magges Ssve ia
infalble Sold by Maggie II Pine street, New York an
all Druggists, at % cents per box
BARNES, WARD Il co.
Agents, New Orleans.
SOUTHERN T0NTC-soUTRERN TONIC
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FRENCH EMBASSY AT VIENNA,

FRENCH EMBASSY AT VIENNA
Vienna, August %, 1865
Bessrs Grmsult Il Co., Chemists at Paris:
In reply the letter you addressed his Exceency the
ambassador have the honor inform Professor
Ketzinsk is of high standing Vienna; that he is
personally much thought Of passes for the best
Chemists in Germany. PTERRET,
ztl Consul and Attache to the Embassy
General Depot in Paris at GRIMAULT & Co a r1s
Richeieu. In New Orleans, at
DUCoNGE, DELoCHE & GUILLoT,
And at every good Chemists
AYEB's PILLs............AYER's PILLS.
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X ENTUCKY UNIvERs1TY,

n LAIU UA Z UNIVERSITY,
A H L A N D,
The home OF Henry Clay, and Pennsylvania University with
40 acres ottegRn grounds aud large number Of building
the sites OF the various colleges.
The location delightful healthul and in tG midst of the
most refined and intelligent society
Endowment, 100000. Real Estate, S2J000l.
a Corps of more than Twenty Instructors,
NOW IN OPERATION
L COLLEGE OF ARTS Nine Professors, Robert Graham
A. NJ, President.
II. AGRICULTURAL. AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE
q Kentucky, Eleven Professors, Jno Aug. Williams 4.
NJ. President.
III COLLEGE OF TIE BIBLE Three Professors, r.
Miegun, President.
", COLLEGE, OF Law, Three Professors, NJ. 9. Jyhn.
Y COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, with thorough bust
ness instruction.
S35 nnnum Good Boarding 50 soto week Session
For Catalogues and further Information, address
j. b. BOWMAN, Regent,
Lexington, Kentucky.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18

Aeyou sick feeble and coupainng2 Are you rider
with your system deranged and feelings nncofgrabe
These symptoms often the prelude ser0us Illness
1T Of sickness creeping upon and should be ayrted y
timely of the right remedy Take Ayers pills, and
cleanse out the ordered huors purify the blood
the fluids move hi ah again They stu-
late the functions of the body into vigorous activity purify the
system from the distractions which make dease A cold
settles somewhere in the body and deranges
tons These, not relieved upon themselves and the
surrounding organs producing general aggavaton suffering
ahd arrangement While in this condition. take Ayers Pills
and see how directly they restore the natural action of tie
TEN, aud with the 6uoyant feeling health again What IL
also true many Of the deep seated and dangerous dempes
The purgave effect eHpe them Caused by similar
ructions and arrangements OF the neutral functions If the
body they rapidly and many of them surely by
same None who know the TirIue OF these Pills will
neglect to employ EN- when suffering from the disorders they
such Headache, Foul Stomach Dysentery, Billions
Complaints Indigestion DeraHgenent Of the Liver tosve
ness, Constipation Heartburn rheumatism, Dr0psy Worms
and Suppression, when taken in large doses.
They are sugar coated that the most sensitive TAKE
them easily andthey are surely the best pur5aTe medicine
ct discovered.
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THE DAILY CRESCENT

Monthy advertisements inserted evey other day TO be
charged two.thirds the above rates
$40 per mouth.
Transient having the of the paper Rrs
Insertion 81 90 per squares each subsequent Insertion
square. =
Irs and Fourth page transient Advertisements each in
inserted at intervals be charged as new
each insertion
dyersers. who advertise largely, shall allowed
5aeh discount from above transient rates as may be-
seed . per cent.
AZ business notices 81 advertisements charged 2ocents
nefper line each Insertion @17
A transient advertisements paidfor in advance
Al bills advertisers shall be rendered monthly
saaAre + the space occupied y lines solid agate
TIIE w EiEsTSI4Y GR4ase HiNT
~ Eublshsd Saturday morning Subscription, SIS
per snauE u halEyearly and quarterly same rates
sal HRie copies lGeentss
Rates of Advertising.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18
LEARNING, AND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Near Alexandria, La.
Founded and Supported by the State of Louisiana.
Academic Board:

The Sixth Session begins the MONDAY in septem
Der reNt, and ends on the Both of June, 1867
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18

Our army statistics show that men Of foreign birth
are much shorter than those of American nativity.
Maine furnished the tallest man.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18
No Mere Consumption.
GRIMAU1T's SYRUP OF HYpBosPHATE OF LII
DRs. LERAs, PuosPHATE OF IRON

. DRs. LERAs' PHOSPHATE OF IRON
This erruginous medicine contains the elements Of the
blood and bones and iron in liquid different from
all hitherto offered to the public liquid coloress taste.
less speediy choros pains in the stomach dcat
digesten dysmenorrhuaa and anema.
The majority of the Academies of Medicine Paris recon
mend the Phosphate OF Iron to ladies OF delicate constitution
suffering from anema and all other persons fatigued
anxiety nervous emotions, OysrWok, general debility
and poornpss of blood.
is only preparation which causes constipation
and can be borne by the most delicate sternaehs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18

After years Of successful trial both in this city and
in the country, the Of number person no
have been benefited BY its USE have concluded to pre-
sent the public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18
,IlIEM sECoND ANNUAE SESSION

SELECT GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS
IN charge of the undersigned and competent associates viii
be opened At A. MONDAY September 3D. 1866 in the
Basement Of the Church opposite Coliseum Place Mt the
Of Camp and Ferpschore streets entrance Terp
schure street II NJ. LUSIiER PRINCIPAL
For and other particulars apply the School or by
letter to the Principal per Postoiice box i72
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18
,AyENDER's COLLEGE
n E. CORNER RANPART AND BIENyILLE.

Mr. LAVENDER respectfully announces to his friends and
the public that the repairs III the College being completed
he shall be obliged postpone the reopenng the Glasses
and the admission of Boales WEDNESDAY the 5th Of
September.
Parents invited inspect the well ventilated Glass
Rooms and Dormitories.
For terms and Prospectus apply College from IL NJ to
NJ, and from to 5 Pm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18

The curvature of the earth amounts to seven
inches per mile. man six feet high cannot be
seen from distance of ten miles.
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-FnEPARED ny
5, R, CHAMBERS, DRUGGIST,
Corner Liberty and Erato streets
7T7HE "TExAs REPUBLICAN,, MAE
SHALL, TEXAS,

ENAE "TE8&S REPUBLICAN" MAE
SHALL TEXAS,
ers the fatterng inducements to ADVERTISERS,
ceuaes in the extensive and finest Cotton portion
of the Simultaneously
The paper established in May 849 and has been
shed throughout the Its circulation is principally
East Texas taken all the principal points in West
Texas and North Louisiana,
recognised for years of the leading papers
of the State and has enjoyed remarkable degree the conf
dence of the people,
The terms of Advertising asfoows Persquare, ofegh
lines orles 81 Standing advertisements per square
year. Sl5 for months SIO three months Sc Subscription
to the paper 81 per annum R. W. LoUGHERY
Editor and Proprietor
THE ROssIER BANNER IS PUBLISHED
weekly Bellevue Bosser parish La. at the following
terms
Subscriptions, 81 per annum, invariably in advance.
ADvERTrsEMENrs BY THE YEAR:
Business and professional cards of square, eight
lines $l5 two squares S5 three squares $685. quarter
column, S45; half column, SOS; whole colmn, 500.
THE BANNER
the only paper published in the parish of Bosser has
large circulation and is consequently good advertising
dunn for the merchants and business New Orleans
the country in which is published and circulated does large
business with the city Address,
Editor and Proprietor sOssier Banner Bellevue, La,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18
MEDICAL,
FRENCH MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GR1MAULT & CO.,
Chemists to HI. L. III. Prince Napoleon
43 RUE RIUHELIEU, PARIS.
No More Cod Liver OIL.

GRTMAULTs SYRUP OF IoDIzED HORSE RADTsH
This syrup is employed with the greatest success place
Cod Liver OIL to which il is infinitely superior 1t dis
eases OF the chest scofna Emphatic disorders sick
ness muscular atony and loss Of appetite regeneates
constitution by purifying the blood and is in word the
powerful depuraYe known Il atigues the stomach
young children subject humors obstruction gland
AT last s very eicacious in the diseases of the skin
No Mere Consumption.
GRIMAULTs SYRUP OF HYPHOsPHATE OF LIME
This new medicine is sovereign remedy in phthsis ana
other diseases of the lungs promptly all the
serious symptoms The congh eleyed the night
cease, and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS his health.
No More Poverty Of the Blood ana Pale
Complexion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18

Is going to be handed over by the Austrian author
tiles to French commissioner, who will make it
over to Victor Emmanuel from the emperor; and
thus, it appears, the universal suffrage scheme is
abandoned Let us hope that everything will be
settled peaceably, al least u that quarter, for
other sides there is much agitation under the
current, and general peace seems to be retreat
ing from the view.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18
7HE ITALIAN AMNESTY

Just signed by Victor Emmanuel, has given MAJ
zini an opportunity of openly entering the coun-
Try, from which he has been so long excluded
He has put himself up for the elections, and will
no doubt have majority, but his prestige will
soon decline, for slong as he is not prosecuted
and has nobody to snarl at him, he is like fish
out of water.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18
MOUNT AUBURN
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.

This School has concluded its Tenth Year history
has been OF prosperity growth from the commence.
men The last two the daily average attendance
been more than two hundred and many have been
adnttance for want of accommodation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18

SOUTHERN T0NIC-soUTHEsN TONIC
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sCHOOLs--FOR BOYS.
LIlME LOUISIANA srArE aaMINA

j = = Il"
OF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18
The Library. Apparatus and Cabl

Are receiving yearly valuable Rddtons the purpose is
kept steadily in view to furnish every facility for thorough
course of instruction.
The Faculty consists of four male eleven female teach
ers all experienced instructors in derarments
The schoo is fully graded from the Preparatory depart.
ment through the entire Academca and CasSi
cal studies
For Particulars and catalogues, address
]. Il. WHITE
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-13

One Of the German almanacs re-
marked that ga young girl is a fish
ing rod the eyes are the hooks, the
smile is the bait, the marriage the
butter in which he is fried"
Over the door Of barber and wig
maker, opposite Glasgow College, is
the following quaint distich:
IL Absalom had worn wig,
lie nee had hung upon twig.
An honest dutchman being asked
how often he shaved, replied
"Dree dimes week, every day
but Sunday-den shave every day."
The EPIscoPAL CHURCH. The Epis-
copal Church is again a unity. The
diocese of Virginia has returned to
her old ecclesiastical relations. The
last link in the chain of diocesos is
closed. Mississippi has taken similar
action. Louisiana resumed her old
relations last week; and ecclesiastical
unity is now as perfect, as cordial, and
as complete, as if there had been no
war, no separation. The Church has
given the State good example, and
we trust it viii soon follow the good
way pointed out.
The VARIOUS KINDS OF Insanity
The different sorts of insanity are de-
veloping rapidly. We have 'paroxys-
NAL" insanity, Temporary" Insanity,
periodical insanity, "catamenial"
insanity, "spasmodic" insanity, Gin
sane delusions," and "homicidal" in
sanity. The latter, we suppose,
might be divided iuto ''fratricideal,"
''maternal," "paternal," "matrimoni-
AL" and 'neighborly" insanity If
we keep on, the only kind of insanity
that will not excuse man from muir
der will DO a genuine insanity
Chicago Post.
IL have not loved lightly" as the
man said when he married a widow
weighing three hundred pounds.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-13
est her husbands arm.

rest her husbands arm.
"Monster she exclaimed, glaring
upon him like q tigress robbed Of her
young, 'you have destroyed your
childw
"And you," said Philip, pointing
Significantly to the flowers, still clasp
ed in the child's rigid fingers, "you
would have murdered your KING"
..Is this the woman that called at
your cottage this morning." he in
quired, turning to Marie.
The same, your Majesty"
As soon as the Count comprehend
cd the full meaning Of these words,
he cast a look of horror and detesta
ton upon his wife, then taking his
dead boy, he laid him upon the pile
of cushions at the Kings feet.
II can lay before you no stronger
proof, SIRE" he faltered, "that I was
ignorant Of the existence of the base
plot against your life"
As Philip looked upon the still,
sweet features of the child, and then
upon his father, his eyes softened.
"You are right. God knows that
l would fain have spared your loyalty
such q severe test"
/" l wish you all to bear witness"
he said, addressing those around him,
''that / fully exonerate Count do New
ille from all completely with his wife
in this attempt upon the life of your
King"
/" AS to you," he added, turning to
the guilty woman, II give you twenty
days to leave the kingdom. If after
that time you are found in my do
ininions you shall suffer the full
penalty of your crime"
King Philip did not forget the debt
of gratitude he owed to Marie and
his faithful attendant. He was present
at the marriage, which occurred a
few days after, bestowing dowery
on the bride, and other substantial
marks Of favor; and ever afterwards,
in commemoration of his Providential
deliverance, he bore upon his shield
the Golden Lily"
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-13
. selsetel Roetry.
JUNE ProUuREs.
From the Round Table


,June's glorious sun unclouded shines,
y And not bud unopened fingers;
The roses laugh, and mid their vines
The golden-petnled egiantines
Tingle their fragrant fingers.
The epauleted blackbird sings
{. Ills loye-shng In the rusby meadow
And orioles ON flaming wings
Dart through the orchard openings,
2 And fash into the shadows.
Afar the lake, a silver sheet
Girdled with swclls of green, lies sleeping;
Tne brooks that In its bosom meet
| see not, but their -shod feet
: hear, the ledgcs leaping.
In groups beneath the pasture trees,
! Full fed, the COWS lie drow sing;
The locust groves alive with bees,
With song like that OF summer seas,
Among the blooms careusng.
Young quail are vhistling in the brake
Each day their faIterng notes grow frmer)
The kngbir,is cheerful music make.
Aud doves bewoodland e hoes wake
] With soft and amorous murmur.
Sweet is the noontide of the year
That crowns the world with chaplets floral,
Bids the old Eden reappear.1
And makes a perfumcd atmosphere
With living music choral
Leave your dan haunts, YES human moles,
{ sBIipdly for sordid TREASURES mining;
BY yerdurous paths seek brighter goals,
And wreath around your jadcd souls
The gar lands June Is twinng.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-13

III. MARKS,
Dealer In Hats, Caps. Furs and Skins, Ready
Made Clothing, Gloves, &c. Opposite Ban
" srSftIIoasolts : hnss .9li.Y lGffsf5 -l
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-13

.0gGpttlB IL. CaSIISBEE. Egz
Wholesale and retail dealer in aud mannfactu-
rer OF Furniture Of all kinds. Sales Rooms
Commercial Block.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-13
SAGINAW CITY
A. s. GAyLonD.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor
in charesry, &c. SAGINAW CITY.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-13
LIVERY STABLE.

III V bh Z pIhDIIl'
Az W. ,IGatss Stables, leoEner Washington
and Tuscola streets, are fully stocked with
=, fIerses, Carriages and everything required
q iipithe'lihe. Tstuhs Reasonable
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-13
w. II. soUTHWICK.

United States Assistant Assessor for that part Of
q a Saginaw County lying east of Saginaw River
Dfce at Ward 4 southwiek's Tobacco and
pslting Store,
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-13

q ! 1GcFwrLLIAM a. DIETz.
Builder and Superintendent Of Buildings, Frank
!. =, lin strect, between. Genesee and German.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-22
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
SENATE Feb. 10.

After several bills had been reported
by Committees, upon which no final ac-
ton was taken. The following resolu-
tons and bills were passed:
Resolred, That the Committee on Mil
itary Affairs be instructed to inquire in
to the expediency of providing for aud
iting and paying the militia for services
rendered the United States during the
rebellion.
House Bill No. 80, to enable the coun-
Gil of the city of Parkersburg to change
the name of the streets thereof, was read
the third time and passed.
House Bill No. so, making an appro-
priation of$3 600 to the West Virginia
Hospital for the Insane, was read the
third time and passed.
Senate Bill No. /, in relation to oaths
of attorneys at law coming up to its
third reading, Mr.. Burdett moved that
it be Indefinitely postponed which mo-
ton was lost. Yeas3; nays II. Messrs.
Burdett, Raymond and O'Brien voting
for the postponement. Messrs. Chap
line and Hagar made strong speeches iii
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-22

A deed of trust YVES recorded at Fort
Wayne, Indiana, on Saturday which re-
quired $40, 900 worth ofstamps TWAS a
mortgage from the Indiana Southern
Railway to William III. SWiftAnd Sam
uel J. Tilden, for the sum of ten million
dollars. This road is to be built from
Fort Wayne to Jefiersonville, and to be
in running order by November /. 1866
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-22


Mr.. Grimes presented the petitions Of
Messrs. Cooper, Stokes, Maynard and
others, Representatives elect from the
State of Tennessee, asking for the recog-
milton of that State and her reinstate-
ment to the franchises enjoyed under
the Act of 1876. Messrs. Sumner. Cham
dler and Cragin severally presented pc
titions to abolish all distinctions in re-
gard to color. Mr.. Sumner also pre-
sented a petition from certain New
England women, asking that distinc-
tons in regard to sex be abolished; but
intimated that it was no time to look af-
ter white women's rights now. The
petitions went to the Reconstruction
Committee. The Constitutional amend
ment was then called up, and Mr.. Hen
derson resumed his speech in favor of
it's adoption. He spoke at considera-
BILE length, and was followed by Mr..
Clark, who also spoke in favor of the
amendment, interlading his speech with
any amount OF laudation for the negro,
by whose heroic courage and devotion
to the Union the country had been
saved,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26
BHOCXLYN INTELLIGENCE.

4 CrArrEg EAsrxms Durncr Buaat,,sx. -Arhs
burglars Of tho Eastern District wre suss 49,
tive - SATURDAY aighs. but they did no. a O
coed in obtaining much plumber Aseany a. sxs>
O'Clock the residencs or Mr. " Savage. No -
k.ys ROBBED Of co<hiag and jswsry vslsS
Of SIN Mr. william Hurdts rvsidensc, No ctr IIon+
street forced opes and robbed " wearing np
pare TO tho value or 500 Tbe bakery OF Dan
Power ssret entered through broken window snt
Tue money drawer cleaned out
,oLonEo CnurcH Ymx The coiorcd church In.
North Seventh street r. D. took nrs In the roof aboss
half.pasi eleven o'clock yesterday forenoon In
qDvhle oi sparks from the chimney falling IT, but the
hrc vas promptly cs,inguisbsd before any msscrtnB
damages resulted
prploAros The Methodist Episcopal church. coz.
ner Of Reid ana Monroe street, which has yuse
been enlarged by The addition OF sab school rvou
newly froscoed and carpntod othcrxiss improvsl
VAS dedicated yesterday mornag sas
preached by Bishop James, from Romans rs, af,ss
which subscriptions rcociyei tho amount -
81 100 80 the balance remaining unprovdef Tor tbs
tfo outlay OF ~, az devoted to che improvements The
church y composed o. sSty-aye menb "a and Ia undss
the pastoral care % Hog Henry q Glover Saeb The
~. o. th'ee communicate, u was remarked ny ths
pastor tbat tenth OF their entire tncom. Ia and so
bcca SCI Aaidr for the welfare OF their church.
suu,r - named John Hutchinson, raid nV a.
la.t night BY Swallowing isrge dose Of laudsnum Ne
notified anu VIII hold .naQest on tho body tkh
morning
FAL ~ smrBoAnp-A seaman ny tho name -
lou- Drewcnsted on board the schooner n. r winsa
ION through tho hA,ohvsy saturday afternoon aud ~
Owed severe tDtarnai nJurics
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

had gcs from hts pred csSor IN, whole renasnis he's
been then given violence Of every KIND and
the 30 called noiefstss who gro once moro IN powes
arc 90 nx their utmost % Sem0failse, exhaust aad
utterly lhs nation. Pro >ripiions fall upon all
"a tho army. Ia politics and u letef- VINO .ro q
any nots and are suspected OF labsrsilsta. and the
spy aud tho nioriner are men Who services moss
W request snd most highly remunufa 81 Ih1 .rasory
IA empty While no tasss arc csturted sx months nd.
,anns lhe municipal elections hAN iahsn p'aos
spain and tho government boa VS. Z, nc sue
, ~ w candidates; whereas IL is knO~n Anas hsfy
a IN "l lbs electors have taken part "a Sc oaiios
,as. W" maturity Of these we're government o O'oynA
49,, snd Industry are psrayfsd; one kh 'wsso.
az So. "lh hhppSn Tomorrow. and the disco. |em
~, 49, 'o 80 deep aud 40 widespread that there -
~ mau excepting those who 1--we ard pro- per by IA
catastrophe IA immnent ~
y - ana ,'sfn fr'gArh f,rf,oss ~ dsorgcnirrifr,~
ossI.sr IaIl' paper, THAT Asfyacz and th0se vino
so' WIN nun are directing their picus efforts the
ps' " ws rope. OF al l1nrt To iDdhcs him W
M ms rcsdsncs ~ their corntry In tho event ~
outing hom" The Roman question IL the main obicc1
al those insane consers they do nt norreivS
the abyss which l. ya"ning at their own fest ),