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Now, however, Inere Is variety. III
the University of Michigan, for in
stance, land we refer to it only as an
example, there are five parallel courses
of study, partly separate and partly in
common with each other, and all on
one platform. The student now must
inquire, shall study the good old time
honored classical course, with its Greek
and Latin ? or scientific course, en-
bracing Latin? or one excluding Latin
and substituting modern languages? or
civil engineering? or mining engineer
ing? Do not decide this question
hastily. Consider your ultimate
purpose. Are you young, or do you
wish to "intermeddle with all wisdom?"
Take the old course. Have you no
taste for Greek or Latin? Select one of
the other courses. AT any rate, lay a
good foundation. Pursue your prepar-
atory studies thoroughly. An extra
wear spent on them is not lost. Finally,
if you cannot complete college course,
take such a part of it as you can.
Wherever you leave of, the thought
you have acquired and the discipline
You have gained will be perpetual
profit.
1 cannot conclude this condensed ar
ticle-and, therefore, liable to be mis-.
constrped-without remarking that L
entertain no illiberal spirit towards
those who achieve true scholarship out
of college. Manhood is what we want,
however acquired, whether in the
printing Office, the blacksmithshop, or
on the farm. Strong men overcome
all obstacles. Wise men, however,
choose the easiest paths. Would you
like to be a first class boat-rower, pu-
gilist, musician, painter, or anything
else? You would avail yourself of the
best instruction. A true man respects
manhood wherever found, and however
gained. If in one who never went 10
School day in his life,n still if he has
healthy brain, and good soul, he
deserves honor. All we advocate is a
practice hased on sound common sense.
inquire how you can make the most of
yourself, for man and God, and perse-
YeringIy pursue that course.
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From ~. LOuis.

ST. LOUIS. July 2.-Denver papers
publish dispatch from General Sher'
man to General Hancock on Indian mat
main on the defensive. but follow them
and attack them on all possible coca,
sions We must clean out all the In
dians between the Arkansas and Platte
rivers, and then move III force against
the hostile tribes beyond.
Omaha dispatches state that Colonel
Patrick, agent for the Northern Chey-
emnes, ArraphOes, Ogallalas and Sioux,
Just arrived from the North Platte
where they met Spotted Tail, Swift
Bear and several other chiefs in cOun-
Gil, with view of gathering all peace
able Indians ut one point, to be sub
sisted by the Government. About llOC
Indians were represented, and are now
encamped near the North Platte.
They profess friendship and agree Ia
remain in camp, subject to government
during the present hostilities, by Month
with his band of Ogallalahs. The Paw
nee Killer, with 80 lodges of Sioux and
other bands, including Red Cap and
Dog band, who with their bands par
ticipated in the Fort Phil. Kearney
massacre are all moving to join this
camp, which will number about 1000
Col. Patrick thinks the arrangement
may be carried out in good faith, but
that the public may not be misled, he
says, Red Cloud, the biggest Sioux
Chief and all Cheyennes on Smoky Hill
are clamOrouS for war, so that hopes FOR
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ern arts appear products of the remotest
ages, so they represent at one and the
same time the genius of all ages ana
nations. 1t is universal, for in addition
to the maryels which luxury brings Tor
the few it displays also that demanded
by the necessities of the many.
The interests of the laboring classes
never aroused more lively sohcitudc'
Their moral and material wants, eonal-
ton in life, and q liberal rate OF Nv
lug, by a most productive communion
of Associations, have been the objects OF
patient inquiries and serious study.
Thus all improvements march forward.
If science, by turning matter to acco unit,
liberates labor, the cultivation of the
mind sHbdues- - IS IL .----.
Also, by name the Prince Imperial,
who, notwithstanding his tender age
has been too happy to associate in this
great undertaking, of which he will re-
tain remembrance. ! hope the exhibi-
ton of 1867 will mark new era Of har-
mony and progress. Assured that Proyi-
d.nce blesses the efforts of all who like
and desire to do good, l believed IN
the definite triumph Of the great prin-
ciples of moral truth and justice, which,
while satisfying all Legislative desire,
is alone able to consolidate thrones, ele-
vate nations, and enaoble humanity.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July 2,

CINCINNATI, july Z.
FLOUR-Dull and prices dropping.
The demand is confined to the higher
grades; family ~ 00al3 90, and fancy
l3 50a14 90.
WHEAT-Dnll; sales of No. winter
at 2 25a2 60, and No. 2 ut 2 80; sales of
500 bushels new red at 2 % to he deliy-
cred next week.
CORN-Dull at 73a74 for No. L; not
much demand.
OATS-ClOsed dull at 65.
RYE-Declining; 12al IA for No. |.
COTTON-Dull and prices nominal
at % for middling.
WHISKY-Steady at 30.
PORK-Uuchanged and firm at 81 90
a2l %.
BULK MEATS-s4a1O4 for shoulders,
sides and clear sides.
BACON-Held firm at 9tal2t for
shoulders, sides, clear ribbed and clear
sides.
LARD-Dull and prices nominal; old
IL; new lit.
LINSEEDUDull and saleable Oxly in
q small way at 39al 40.
GROCERIES-Firm and in good de-
mand, especially for sugar.
EGGS-16.
GOLD-131t buying.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register


wLoxDoN, July 2, Noon.-Consols 94t
l.. S. bonds ut; Erie AZ; Illinois Cen
trail 20.
LONDON, July 2, Eyening.-Consoli
9ig; Erie 49,.
LIVERPOOL; July 2, NOOn.-Cotton III
active. Breadstuffs quiet; Corp "s oo'
Provisions tirnr. Refined petroleum Ii
Id.
ANTWERP, July 4.-P'troleum Al
francs.
LIyEnPooL, July 2, 2 p. M.-COttoI
declined Id. Peas advanced to 7ss Cd
Bae.n declined to- Ais Cd.
LIvEEPooI, July 2, Evening.-Cottor
closed weak; midllipg uplands lOall
sales reached 1000 bales. The Man
chester market shows downward ten
deney. Observation-Disclosures; corn firm
white California lis I'd; barley Is lOd;
oats advanced Id. Provisions quiet
throughout the day; bacon, Ais 6d fol
Cumberland cut middles; pork and bee
unchanged; lard As. Tallow AS vi 10
American. Petroleum IS.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
! r,.... e;., IA c..asm~reial rsen...

Efnnnefnt ana GsnmrEchna AsS'
The Bank of Commerce, of Baltimore,
has declared a divide nd Of 4 per cent.
in gold for the current six months,
clear of all taxes, payable on or after
the 9Th instant.
The earnings of the Virginia and Ten-
nessee railroad for the third week oil
June were Sl3.129, all increase of So
l79 on same week last year. Tetal ioi
the fiscal year commencing LIST OF july
S701,s5l, an'increase of sl45, 5So on same
time in 1866.
The amount of National bank curren'
ey issued to date is 500, s9s, 726. The
following National bank securities are
held by the United States Treasurer
For circulating notes, s349, oil ,5OO; for
deposits of public monies, s39, l35, 4oO-
total, $379,7O9,95O.
The receipts from Internal Revenue
nm Saturday amounted to 81 ,0OS, III
making the total amount for the month
of June so, 432 ,352, and the entire re.
ceipts for the fiscal year ending ON Sat
urday, s265, 1853, l9i.sS.
Among the railway companies that
have announced their July dividend:
are the Illinois Central, and Fort
Wayne. The latter, after dividing II
per cent additional capital at 80 per cent
the other 20 per cent. being made
gratuity to the stOckhOlders-will pay
81 per cent in cash Oh the $4,000, OOt
original stock on the 10Th of July, by
way of regular quarterly dividend. The
same rate will nO doubt be divided oil
81 500, 900 in October.
The Treasury Department has give
notice to holders of seven-thirty notes
that it is now prepared to give in ex
change for such notes, fiye-twenty
bonds, issued under the act of March 3
1866, redeelnable after five years, ant
payable i'll twenty years from the lst o
July, 1867. Holders are also notified
that the Department will consider thai
they have waived the right to demand
bonds in exchange for notes, unless
| presented for conversion before the l5tl
of August next. Seven-thirty notes
transmitted for conversion must, II
every case, be Endorsed to the Treasurer
by the party presenting, and must also
when payable TO another person, be III
dorsed by such payee.
From the welsburs Herald.l
There has been a movement of thu
waters-in high latitudes-On the WOO
question during the week. We are re
liably informed that Dick Ridgely o
Short Greek, sold his clip, very lgh
aud probably as fine q clip as the United
states can boast, at 81 90. Bazel Wells
sc also learn, has sold for Is cents, ant
We have reports of other similar sales
turty nor fifty cent wool, is not selling
nuch hereabOuts and the prospect .
.eanzins very largely off the farmers
III that line, is not by any means bril-
| dut.
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New YORK MARKED CT

-----z-.---sr-z- kEW@fORk, Jniy- y
COrTON-DuIl anGa shade lower;
sales 5000 bales at 26a26i for fniddling
uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts $3.50 bbls; market
l5a25c lower; sales 1000 bbls at 75a
10 for superfine State and western;
5Oa9 go for extra western; 10 Zeal 90
for choice do; 10 00al1 90 for shipping
brands round hoop Ohio; IL 20a12 50
for trade brands; 9 50a11 90 for spring
st. Lonis; ii 00a17 90 for winter do;
market closing heavy; included u the
sales were 1000 bbls low grade, for ex-
port, on private terms; California -four,
sales 500 bills at IL 00al4 90; Rye -four
in moderate demand; sales $50 bbls Mt
o 50aS 65. 81 "a 80 -
WHISKY-Sales 300 bbls western in
bond at 3Sa40. 81
WHEAT-Dull and lower; sales 1870
bushels at 2 20 for No. 2 Milwaukee,
IS for choice No. I; 3 35a3 50.
RYE-Dull at 25al 40.
BARLEY-Dull.
MALT-Dull.
CORN-l Is at fair eastern demand;
no decided change; sales $500 bush
els at l U7a1 0s for mixed western;
l O9al 1O for kiln dried do; l 10 for old
mixed western; GOAL 04 for unsonnd
western; | ~ for southern yellow.
OATS-Receipt 2l,5S0 bushels in
favor of the buyer; sales Al 900 bushels
at 931a9I; Ohio 50. III ~ "
RICE-12a12i.
COFFEE-Quiet. --
SUGAR-Firm and less active; sales
$50 hhds Cuba at 10lalli.
MOLASSES Nominal.
PETROLEUM-Firmer, bnt not very
active; sales 1000 bbls at l4al4f fol
crude; 2i!a25 for refined in bond.
PORK-Firn and moderate demand
sales $3.50 bbls Mt 81 00a21 20 for new
mess; closing Mt 81 Is cash; 20 80 for old
do; l5 12alS so for prime and Fl GOA
81 IL for prime mess.
BEEF-Firm; sales of 1G5 barrels. ai
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Dull at 38 00a39 80.
BACON-Sales OF 80 boxes at 10f fol
Cumberland cut; liz for short ribbed;
Ill for long ribbed.
CUT MEATS-Dull at 54a9l fol
shoulders; I24al3t for hams.
| LARD-Duli; sales 775 bbls at lila
l2s for new; small lots at l2f.
BUTTER-Dull, at l0a22 for Ohio.
| CHEESE-7al5.
LATEST 5 r. NJ.
FLOUR-Dull and lower with q lin
tied local demand.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy; for com
mon and inferior No. 2 spring 9Oa2 20
No. spring 2 30a2 40; fair white Cali
fornia, buyers 2 20; sellers 2 so.
RYE 20al 25.
OATS-73a74 for western.
CORN-Dull; / O6al % for good to
prime mixed western.
PORK-Firmer; sales $50 bbls closing
firm and quiet with only limited sup
ply.
CUT MEATS-Fair demand.
BACON-Firmer; IOt for Cumberland
cut; llallt for long rib; III for short
rib.
LARD-Heavy; 12al2s for fair t.
prime steam; l24al6 for kettle rendered
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From san Frnncisca.

SAN FRANCIsCO, July 1.-The schoon,
CT Caroline Mills, one of the vessels
which went in search of the reported
Island, fourteen hundred miles West of
San Franci'cO, returned yesterday with
portion of her crew, and engaging an
extra large crew Of men sailed again
to-day. As the Captain made no ma
rine report, she sailed under fishing Ii.
cense. It's positive proof that the
Island is found with something valua-
BILE on it.
Alvia Flanders was elected Congress-
ional delegate for Washington Terri
tory, as IA Radical Unionist.
The business portion of the town of
West Point, Calaveras county, was de-
strOyed by fire june Doth. Loss SIS 200.
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AVE-" AofNh, OuAy -.
Gold opened at 1885,, and closed at
1881.
Ohio certificates. 26i; Quicksilver ia
32l; Mariposa, 9ial0; Western Union
Telegraph, 45a45t; Pacific Mail, 10;
Atlantic Mail 1904; New York Gen.
trail, l0isa104s; Erie 66a66ii; Hudson los;
Reading 109tal09I; Michigan South
ern 7sfa7Sa; Illinois Central, 12l
al2ll; Pittsburg sc; Toledo, l20a
l20I; Rock Island T2; Northwestern
45a45f; do. preferred 65ta66i; Fort
Wayne l00sal0l; Wabash 46ial7.
Border State bonds quiet; new Ten
nessees Ga. -, ...
Receipts at the Sub Treasury s1,3i5,-
056; payments 1896, Isl; balance $50, :
24S, 5G6.
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BaI,iusre Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE. June %, 1867.
BEEF CATTLE-The offerings Mt the
Scales during the past week amounted
20 700 head, against 66s last Ohio, 2S5
from West Virginia, and % from Jeffer-
son county, Va, all over the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad; aud D from Mary
land on foot and by boat. OF the re-
ceipts 100 head were taken for Phila-
delphia and New York, 80 sold to Wash
ington butchers, 25 to the Government
agent, 80 to graziers and country butch-
ers, and balance taken by Baltimore
butchers. Prices to-day ranged as fol-
lsws: Old cows and seallawags at so;
fair cows at 50a6 so; stock steers 6 50a
IS; common steers, 00a7 IS; good do.
8 25as rs; and prime cattle 9 O0a9 Is
per 100 lbs-very few ut latter price.
These prices show decline of about
% cents per 1000 lbs on the rates of last
week.
SHEEP-The supply this week was not
large, hut the demand is light and
prices without change. Sales Of old
sheep at 4ia5t cants per ID gross. Lambs
are selling at 8 00a3 70 per head. A few
very fine were held at higher prices.
HoGs-Supply moderate and prices
unchanged; sales at 9O0a9 80 per 100 lbs
net.
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Pitisburg Oil Trade.

PITTsBURG, July 2.
Business since our last was very dull;
we have seldom witnessed less DISPOSE
ton to operate; dealers generally were
engaged iu settling mp the business of
the past six months, besides the stock
of crude on hand is not large. The
amount in tank being held out of mar
ket, refiners are purchasing very spar
ingly, having q good supply on hand.
The principal sales for same time t.
come will necessarily be for first rise
delivery, for which holders were asking
Tic. for bulk on the conditions we have
named. A sale of 1000 b0ls. bulk was
reported for first Allegheny rise, the
terms were withheld.
REFINED OIL.-HOlders appeared firm
in their views. The exports for the.
month of June by rail were large,
reaching 1881 barrels. This oil was
forwarded to meet previous contracts. A
private dispatch was received, stating
that oil had been received in Philadel-
phia in sufficient quantities to enable
all parties to meet their contracts, and
thus far no failures had been reported.
The only sale of refined reported was
5000 barrels bonded standard white.
Philadelphia, deliverable, 500 barrels
per msnth, beginning with July and
closing with December ut 26c per gal.
In free oil we did not learn of any
sales. Prices were unchanged.
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CHrcAGo, july 3.

Flour very dull and prices nominal.
Wheat lower at 81. Corn dull and
lower at 76ia76f Oats dull aud lower
at 50la51. Rye dull at 1 GOAL 03. Bar
ley; nothing doing. Pork duh at Sal.s
81; shoulders held tfm at 9, lrongh rides
held al, 10. Lard heavy-at. Haiti
WHISKY X - -.
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What sep,,er Wilson R.I;ex..

NEW YORK, July 2.-The Herald's
boston special says: Senator Wilson
has said that he favors Grant for the
next President, aud believes that the
Southern States will give half their en-
tire vote tn the Republicans, and that
he will win the next election. He also
believes that the July session will do
nothing beyond passing an atnendatory
act, - 20 :
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sou,heru Mail serv;ee

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Southern
mail service, restored rs before the war,
went into operation yesterday, aud in
cludes about one thousand routes, and
is completely under control of response
BILE parties.
Speaker Colfax, President pro. tenn. of
the Senate, Wade, and other Congress
men, arrived this morning.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

L. published every Friday Its contents viii h.
made up of all Important news Of the week
telegraphic reports, transactions In the Markets
Editorials upon subjects Of general interest, al
Agricultural Column, special correspondence
from all parts of the State, choieo literary and
Poetical selections, and large amount Of carr
fully prepared miscellaneous rrading suitable Ia
all4 classes of the community. In short, the
WEEKLY REGISTER win continue io he the
State.
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LLLLLLLLLL..LL
LLLLLLLLLLLLL

Remarks from Chemical Anslysis.l
After careful analysis Of Helmbold's Preps-
ltions they enjoy our utmost confidence. We
,nsider them safe and reliable.
NRVEERS YATES.
Philadelphia, June i2th, 1850.
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Mn III. T. HEIAbOLD. Il = - -
Dear Sir I'm regard to the question asked
me As to my opinion about Bucha, would say
that have used and sold the article IN VARIOUS
forms for the past thirty years. i do not think
there Is any form or preparation Of IL have
NOT used or known To be used in the various
diseases where snch naedicate agent would Be
indicated. You are aware, as wen as myself
that II has been extensively employed In the va;
rious diseases Of the bladder and kidneys, and
the reputation Il has acquired, in my Judgment
Is warranted by the facts.
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THE RE CTS a l. II

VIII strive 10 maI. the popular mind wiser by
conviction, rather than slav iSh by dictation ana
will labor 10 disseminate only such views upon
current questions as bear the stamp at reasoI
and the seal Of truth.
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have seen and used a. before stated, every
form of Baehit-the powdered leaves the simple
decoration, tincture, fluid eXtracis,-and l am
not cognizant of any preparation of that plant at
all equal to yours. Twelve years experience
ought, i think to give me tho right to Judge o:
it's merits, and without prejudice or partialty
give yours precedence over all others; DO not
value a thing according to its bulk If did other
Kuehus would out-do yours, but hold to the
doctrine that bulk and quantity do not make up
yalue--if they did a copper cent would be worth
more than gold dollar.
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TIE TRI-wgEKLY

l. published every Tuesday Thursday aud Sat
nrday, and contains, besides the contents 81 the
preceding issues Of the Daily, many valuable
Items prepared especially tor this publication.
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BuGnlO mArket.
BUFFALO, July 2.

BUFFALO, July 2.
Flour quiet. Wheat inactive and
nominal. Corn, No. 2 Chicago so. Oats
and rye nominal. Barley held at 10 for
Canada.
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EXTRACT BUCHU.

IDr. KEYSER is . physician of over thirty
years experience. and agraduate of the Jefferson
Medical College, and Of the University Of hledi
cine and Surgery of PHILADELPHIA
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Greenwood Cemetery,
ON THE NATIONAL

Greenwood Cemetery,
SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles East Of the city, IL now
ready for Interments sale and improvement of
lots. 1t contains 81 acres of land, and is laid
ont In the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road apd for thTee.fOurths of the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad. II Is perfectly secure, and
intended TO be beautifed by every variety Of
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains &c, to make il equal 10 the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro-
vision II also made for its enlargement, Ordsr
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the grOvnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat, or secure them by calling at the Office
of the SECRETARY on Main street over the Bank
of Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make inteTpents will call
on the Secretary 10 obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission 20 lot holders and visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary.
A. J. SWEENEY, Pres't
X. e. BONHAN. Secy.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney John A. Armstrong
J. ;. Rhodes, George Adams.
John G.. Muth, X. G.. Jordan,
Geo. Mcndel T. A. Hlldreth,
Joseph Bel augJl
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From tho Philadelphia Evening Bulletin n
June %, ls'i4.
We arr gratifed to hear Of the continued sue.
cess in New York of orr tOwnsman, Mr.. II. T..
Helmbold, Druggist. His store, next the Me-
tropolitan Hotel Il % feet front, 80 feet deep,
and five stories in height. Ii il certainly q
grand establishment, and speaks favorably Of
the merit of his articles. He retains his office
and laboratory in this city, which are also model
establishments Of their class.
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ID their patrons are prepared to encourage al
enterprise which has for It's object the protection
and nromotion Of the welfare of the white rae
in this Republic and the development and 81
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TfsE REGISTER can point 20 its pact
history as the surest and best index OF Its future
course upon all questions Of National or Stat,
policy. Believing that the war was ended ant
It's legitimate purposes attsined with the surreh
der OF the rebel armies, aud the Abandonment ri
slavery and secession BY the South, the REsI>
TER win be the uRilinching advocate Of all inca,
ures that tend to promote the national harmony
10 restore the unity OF the Government and &"
extend TO all sections the priceless blessing "l
an impartial Union and a lasting peace. IL vii.
be equally firm in its opposition TO all partizar
schemes that impose unjust and unwarrahte'i
conditions upon the reunion Of Government
that Was never DrUken, that guarantee perp't
nal ascendancy 10 one political party and nn
changing 0stracism To every other, and that
thwart the wishes of every patriotic heart BY
leaving our country still divided, our people
diainited our Union unrestorcd. Toleniihg
the opinion of all men, while stcadfastly a,lvo
eating its own, despising the pruscriptive bigotp
OF fanaticism while firmly adhering 10 Its owl
convictions of right and duty,