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HabituaI Consultation.
HOW TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PER
MANENT CURE.

HOW TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PER.
MANENT CURE.
Some occupations Of life predispose to ~costive.
ness, especially those which allow but little e1.
ercise. Persons who contract this unfortunate
habit Of body, under such circumstances, might
possibly be relieved by changing their sedenta,
~ employments for others Of more active kind;
but this is by no means certain. Habitual con.
stipation is a very obstinate disorder. AL the
ordinary so-called remedies invariably agra
vats ii. Nothing can be more injurious than
the continued use Of strong aperienta. They at
first ~irritate, and finally almost paralyIe the
bowels-rendering them so torpid that enormous
doses Of cathartic medicines have no effect upon
them. A mild a~perisnt, combined with a gen.
tie stimulant, is the true remedy; and . combi.
nation. in the Rappiest proportion OF these in.
gradients in found IN HosrETTER's STOMACH Bit
whole intestinal canal. while quietly removing
from its convolutisns all im~pedInents to n free
passage through them. No mere purgative has
this double operation. No ordinary stimulant
effects the desired object. Cases Of constipa,
ton abandoned as hopeless by distinguished
medical men have been cured in a few weeks by
the Bitters. To those who have tried all the
medicines of the dispensary in vain, we SAY try
this irresistible stimulant and aperient. There
IL no sufficient reason why Constipation should
be the consequence of sedentary habits. Hos,
rErrHI's BrrTEEs, by Supplying the vigor which
would otherwise he derived from exerrise, will
in all cases enable the system to perform its ex.
crctory functions regularly and BEAUTIFULLY.
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Every Saturday.

In addition to the excellent Serials,
by Miss Thackeray, Henry Kingsley
and Edmund Yates, this popular Weekly
has numerous short, pithy articles on
European political and social topics.
which are of great interest to all intel
ligent Americans. 1t a.so gives every
week II or more choice poems by Swim
burne, Buchanan, Jean ~Ingelow, or some
other of the rising poets of England;
frequently it is enriched by n transla-
ton of some specially instructive or in
teresting sketch from French and Ger
man periodicals. In fact, it contains
weekly a valuable miscellany of what
is best and-to American readers-most
attractive in Foreign current Literaeure.
1t is published by Ticknor & Fields,
Rnston.
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DIR. Schcnck's PulmOnie Syr.
nn.

This great medicine cured DR.. J. II. ScHRScI,
the Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption
when 1t had assumed its most formidable aspect,
and when speedy death appeared to be inevita-
bic. His physicians pronounced his case !ncura.
Gle. when he commenced the use Of this simple
but powerful remedy. His health was restored
in . very short time, and no return OF tho dis.
case has been apprehended, for all the symptoms
quickly disappeared and his present weight ID
more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his atten.
ton exclusively to tne curt of Consumption and
the diseases which are usually complicated with
II, and the cures effected by his medicines have
been very numerous and truly wonderful. DIR.
ScHEScK makes professional visits to several Of
tho larger cities weekly, where he has q large
concourse Of patients, and it L. truly astonishing
to see poor consumptives that have to be lifted
out Of their carriages, and in . few months
healthy, robust persons. DR- SCHENCKS Pull
MONIC SYRUP, SEAwEED TONIC. and
MANDRAKE PILLS are generally all required
in curing Consumption. Full directions accom-
pany each, 50 that any one can take them with.
ont seeing Dr. SCHENcK, but when il In CONVEX
lent IL il best to see him.. He gives advice free
but for . thorough examination with his Respir-
ometer his fec Ii three Dollar.
ID v 20 mo I VI.
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A Contrast for Our Fat Prairies.

Swiss villages are all as crowded rs
if cut out of the centre of a city, instead
Of occupying nearly limitless space, and
as compact as if they had been pressed
together by a molding hand. Not I'M
like ant hills or other globular aggre-
cations of living ~things-and the living
things the people-were such as one
would expect to screen themselves from
the mountains, and burrow in earthen
novels, shutting their eyes in Instinct
i've dread of what was SO mighty. The
children were rosy-cheeked, bright
eyed, pretty; one could net but regret
that they live to grow up into the round
s%houldered, clumsy, heavy and inert
looking men and women, whose lives
seemed to have been worn away in the
sweat of the brow, by which they gain
ed their living. Work is good, but too
much work is awfully destructive. And
the work that nature exaets Of long
suffering man in the valleys Of Switzer-
land before she will permit him to
wiring from her, her stingy bounty, the
scantiest subsistence, is enormous. 1t
is possible that the peasants may cher
ish the manure heaps from the same
sentiments of affectionate gratitude the
Arabs cherish their camels, since it is
to them ratherthan the natural fertility
of the soil that their harvests seem to be
due. Bat heavy manuring is but one
item of the incessant attentions that q
Swiss peasant pays to the plots of
ground that he dignifes by the name of
farms. These must all be divided into an
immense number of little fields, that
cut up the country like a che~cker-board.
These fields are separated, not by
hedges, or fences, or walls, but shallow
bitches that serve in summer for paths,
and in winter for irrigating canals.
Other canals, however, must be dug In
different directions across the fields, by
turning over the turf to the depth of
half q foot and the breadth of n spade.
These, filled by the streams that rush
down from the sides of the mountains,
by the abundant rains and often melt
ing SHOWS, serve to irrigate the land
during the fall and winter, and flood it
in the spring. Finally, on the lower
ground, nearer to the lake, n counter
process is often necessary; 4 laborious
system of sub-drainage, effected by tile
pipes, whose size, compared to that of
those in use in our country, forcibly
suggests the tubes Of maccaroni. Every
thing is Oh such q minute, mosaic, thrift
ty scale, that an American, accustomed
to boundless prairies, inexhaustible
forests, fathomless swamps, feels stifled
and cramped. They dare not even cut
down the trees on the mountain with
out planting new nj in their place, to
forestall the threatened dearth of fire.
wood. Nature has long lain PROSTATE
at the feet of man in those old coun-
tries, and because PROSTATE, has lost
half her power and strength for his ser
vice. Only the mountains, eternally
uncomfortable and useless for his body,
remain as eternal storehOuses of refresh
ment for his soul.
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To Rusiness Men.

The WEEKLY REGISTER is a large and
handsome forty-eight column paper, and
is read by a larger number and n more
intelligent and well-to-do class of peo-
pie than any other newspaper published
in West Virginia or Eastern Ohio. 1t
has a respectable circulation in every
county in this State, and reaches over
five hundred post-offices in the neigh
boring States. Its value rs an adver-
Using medium is apparent.
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The cold clear licht of early morning

The cold clear light of early morning
is always trying to human beauty;
there are no tints to be borrowed, no
softening shades to be worn; a plain,
cold stare that looks IL out of coun-
tenance. But in a railroad train the
order is appalling. If a face ever looked
faded it is then; if the hair has any
gray in it, it is sure "to show" wrink-
les arc read, like a sign-board, afar off.
Ifeherc be discomfort in the heart, it
comes into the mouth, and everybody
looks like people after a masquerade,
or Richard after he became "himself
again.
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A CARD TO

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amcri-
ca as a missionary. discovered . safe and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases OF the Urinary and Semi.
nal Organs, and the whole train Of disorders
brought on by bsneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, l will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in q seal.
ed envelope, to any one who needs II, Free Of
charge. Please inclose a postpaid envelope, ad.
dressed TO yourself. Address, JOSEPH 7.
IMAM, Station ID, Bible House, Now York
CITY. peyI3
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MARRIED:

At & o'clock on Tuesday morning. 10th Feb,
ruary. 1867, at the residence Of the brides pa.
rents, in Boothsville, Marion county, West Viz.
ginia, by Elder A. j.. Garrett, DIR. CYRUS +.
BOYERS and Miss LIZZIE J. RYMER, eldest
daughter of DIR. II. a. Rymer and Mrs. Cath
arine NJ. Rymer.
The young couple have the best wishes OF
many friends. N.
On Sunday, February 10th, 1867. by Rev. Mr..
Meager, LEWIS ORTIZ. Of Wheeling, to Miss
ELLEN ROTH. of Baltimore City.
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Bogus Gold Dollars-H0w the Van.
keeso Cheat the Negroes.

kSes' Sueut INC ENskfOSs
The Richmond (va.) Whig tells the
following tale, which it uses to ''point
the, moral of Yankee shrewdness and
o%verreaching:
A few days since a Richmond darkey
named Joseph Robinson returned to this
city from a Northern tour. At Wash
ington he met with a Yankee %fnancier,
who had doubtless been engaged in .
Wall street banking house, who en-
Quired of him whittier he was travelling;
and upon being informed by the unso-
phisticated ebony that he was journey
ing toward the capital Of the Old Do
minion, in order to embrace his brother
Hunnicut, the following cOlloquy en-
sned:
Financier-How's gold in Richmond.
Darkey-Gole's nifty scace down dar,
sar.
Misunderstanding out thirty-fve
brass pieces, which by the gaslight re-
sembled gold dollars)-Well, FL give
you thirty-ive dollars in gold for the
same amount in greenbacks, and
when you get there you can make a
spec.
The darkey, thinking every Yankee
his friend, took up the proposition and
Immediately closed the bargain. Upon
arriving in the city, and inspecting his
coin by the light of day, he found that
he had traded off Uncle SamueIs cur
rency for n lot of lager beer checks.
which were the size of a gold dollar,
with the Goddess of Liberty upon the
face, who seemed to be suffering from
some serious constitutional disturbance,
and upon the reverse was the picture
of the American eagle, much thinner
than when We last saw the noble bird
depicted upon any United States coin.
Both of these figures were encircled
with the following motto: "Composi-
tioas Spell Marks" We "guess1 that
the next time this darkey visits Jersey,
he will prefer greenbacks to hard q +
rency.
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The Business College

In this city a now boast Of great
er daily increase of students in the
writing department than any College in
the United States. The energetic Prin
cipal, Mr.. Creasey, has been fortunate
in securing the services of Mr.. W. Is.
Richards, the author of the ingenious
system of teaching writing, which is
creating such a stir in the writing
world. Our citizens show their intelli-
gent appreciation of this master penman
and teacher by filling his classes in a
fe weeks with the greatest number of
students, by far, ever attending n writ
ing class of any kind in the city.
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what Denomination

What Denomination
A farmer who wished to invest the
Accommodations of his industry in United
States securities, went to Jay Cooke's.to
obtain Treasury notes. The clerk in
quired:
what denominations will you have
them in, sir!"
"well, you may give me part in Old
School Presbyterian, to please the old
lady, but give me the heft ont in Free
will BAPTIST"
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New York Prize Association.
500 Br.aSwsy. New York.

100 Silver Tea SetA... - 70 ~
Togsther with . large ss.ortm.nt Of n.r .s1
Elegant Jevelry valued at 40 oo, siA @Sr
trlbuted n follovsi
Tho name and value Of sask article o. Ssi
goods are marked on Tickets, plAeei 10
Envelopes, and well mixed. On rosipt o. - =
cents; an envelope containing sneb ma sm
be drawn without choice. and delivered aios'
cfboe, or sent by nal TO any sidres. Iss
chaser after seeing what article IL dr.ss and ~
vAlue-which may be from One 10 Five ligadfa
DoilarsEcan then, on payment Of Oh. 49,
receive the article named, or may sifhAss, /.
tor any other article marked on our Cirenl1 .
The same value. Every Ticket dnvt On AVS
worth One Dollar, or more. fF"so BiAhi.
Our patrons can depend on prompt fe'sip
Tho articles drawn VII be Immediately stsy
Express or return mai. or delivered al o1f o..
letter. from many persons sekn0.l-dEasN
reoript Of Valuable Gifts from rs, nay 49,
on Ole 1t our off.ee. among whom sc H
mitted 10 refer TO-
John s. Holcornb, LAmbervilie 49,
Watch, value tx50. NrA 3. Bennett 49,
berland STREET, Brooklyn. Swing nartlst,
Watch. value t3oo. Hon. X II. BngSs
Ington. u. C., Diamond Pin, VI; =. N
land, 100 Lexington Avenue, Piano pS
n Jaekson, "a Nineteenth sc, y. Lyvs
Machine 20. Joseph Camp, Elniu 49,
lodeon, $50. Nias. L. Coiliss, Atisu
DlAm Clust<r KING, w. IN: He1iIs nj
shaw. ia lea street. \. 2. God w..s.: H..
Edw. Boynton, Nashvilis, Tenn, hslcd.osi 80
James RasseIi. Montgomery, Ala, 6sis r.
ing watch, $40. X r. Smith. PreT1ss Ma
l., Silver Lever watch. 20. Os,sr Psrdy
ison, n. j.. Manc Boz, as. Hos. r. sss 'n
81 Paul, MINI, Gold Watch, SIC. y.Ery"k
Litehneld. Conn, Silver Watch, "
Peck, Harlem. lla- Ansic BoT. tf3. Va "
mopd, DAYTON, Ohio. Silver Tea S~t- ub. r.,
Kings, t15. Pierre Beandin, sc. Charln 49,
View Orleans, Diamond Ring. hn. Ms :
Barnes. g. Louis. No. Mslodeon, raiss
SrA chance to obtain any OF ihs - "a
tielss ior One Dollar by purchasing .s--.n,
velope Cor 70 eent>. Entirs satisfaet''
teed TO all -ra
E~s Tfekets for One Dollar, - fr 49,
lars, n for Five Dollars. Great lnhaoeI
Agents. Al Lstters should be .ddrs-co
J. H. RAftSo
SoelAAkv5u 100 Broadway. Sss
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"HeaIing on Its Wings

Say all who have used the Old Homo Bitters.
To the Weak and Debilitated just rising from
some long spell of sickness, We assure you there
is nothing more grateful. You Dyspeptic Ones,
with your constant ailings, with your Nausea,
Headache, Sour Stomach, &c, use Old Home
Bitters and be relieved. Sold everywhere.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH g. CO.,
decl Pr0prietors.
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State OF West Virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court, January REles,
1867.
Lewis Lunsford RI. Robert way and George
Erdner. In Chaneery.
T,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS To RE
i COVER of the defendants the sum Of sso
with interest thereon. from Sept. ith. Is63.
and tsD with interest thereon from January. d.
Is66, until payment and a decree for the sale Of
the tract OF land In the bill described.
And il appearing from an affidavit fled in the
cause that the defendants are not residents
of this State. on the motion Of the plaintiff
il Is ordered that they pp-ar here within one
month after the due publication and posting
Of this order and attend to their interest in this
suit. MICHAEL J. BREINIG.
A copy. Teste: MICHAEL J.. BRErsm.
HOLIDAY, for ComplainAnts. Clerk.
febi-lt awiv
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Me..rs. MeuduI & Co..

Have removed their extensive stock
of Carpets and Furniture to their line
new building, just above their old stand.
In their new establishment they make
q magnificent showing of handsome
goods.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New Advertisements.
Pryor Boyd g. Co. advertise Pitts
burgh plows and castings.
J.. & G. Mendel g. Co. have removed.
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The Rest Gold Pen

In the world is the w. b. Richards
Star Pen. Call on ]. Creasey at the
Business College and get one. Every
pen warranted.
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A Day.Daw. View Of . sleeping Car

A Day.Dswa View Of . Sleeping Car.
Night passengers will appreciate the
following admirable sketch of the inte-
rior Of a car at day-break:
Long before We hear the roar of
wheels we see the glimmer of q glow
ing light. Brighter and broader it opens
like the Cylopean unwin hiking eye, it is
the head light of the train. Then the
steady jar, then the mingled clank as
Of q thousand shaken chains and the,
ears are here. "All aboard" and "all
right" follow each other in quick sue.
c~ession, and We are breathing the close
and heavy air of a crowded dormitory.
The car lamps have gone out disguised,
the little wakefuhess of the sleepers
has subsidized, and the dim snoring out
line of cloaks and shawls. and fright
ened looking heads, flocked here and
there like n troubled sea, with white,
compose the landscape, while over all,
like penduluas, swing plethoric carpet
bags slowly to and fro, and little satch-
els, brisk as mantle clocks, and bsnnets
made of nothing dance up and down
like blossoms in a rain, all timed to the
motion of the train.
But the dim gray turns to an old
eyed white, and the breathing bundles
begin to stir; out of an e~gg-shaped
package is Matched a woman, with looks
.dishevcled, like Venus from the sea. A
throe or two, and a rougher form
from cloak and shawl and
shakes itself awake. A ~shapeless heap
turns out a man, bearded like a bard.
A pair of boots thrust out like bow
spirits, goes out of sight as the owner
comes in view. One is soothing an ir-
ritated hat with gentle touches of his
elbow; another pulling at his wiIted
collar. Disordered tresses are smoothed
with hasty touches of the hand, aad
crumpled sleeves persuaded into shape.
One lady has learned her lesson from
Grimslkin, and makes her toilet pre-
cisely like O eat.
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French and German A~eeordeons,
New stock just received at Sheib's
Music Store, 139 Main street.
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CALL FOR THE
BEMISPATENT SHAPE COLLARS

~ DON'T BE PUT OFF WITH AN IN
ferior Collar, even though in days past il WAS
considered one of the best. but remember that
every dog has its day, aud then must make
room for It's superiors.
These Collars are for sale at retail by all the
LIVE dealers in Clothing and Furnishing Goods
throughout the United States, and in the princi-
pal cities Of the old world.
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DANKRR,s Letters BLANKS
ID LETTER HEADS, etc, printed carefully
and promptly by the WHEELING REGISTER
oetiS
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WE ARE OPENING NEW GOODS0F THE
w latest styles, which have been purchased
since the decline in prices, and We offer at low
figures.
Our stock has been selected with care and con.
sists in part of goods suitable for Ladies' Gen.
tlemen, Misses and Children's wear. Rich
Black and Colored Silks, Colorcd Puplins, Black
and Colored Repps, Black and Colored Delaines.
Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Bslmoral Skirts
and Skirtings, White and Colored Flannels,
Cloakings, Fancy Cashmere for Boys wear.
Spring Styles Of Ladies' Shawls, Household Fur.
nishing Goods, l0I. %, Ga Bleached Sheetings,
~ Bleachcd and brown Sheetings. Table Linen,
SapkirS. Huck Towels and Toweling, Russia
Crash, Linen Diaper, Marseillcs Spreads and
Spread Material, Pillow Muslins and Linens,
Hosiery, Gloves. Alexandres Kid Gloves, En-.
broidsries, Laecs, Black and Colored Velvet Rib.
bons (Icith SelUd1e edge.
We have n few sets fine Mink Furs, which
will be sold cheap. We solicit an examination
Of our goods before buying elsewhere. Re-
uember the place.
jan2l J. II. SMITH & co.
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THE TRADE SUPPLIED BY
CHARLES A. MOVES d. CO,
General Manufacturer Agents
For the sale sfALL the most improved modern
and popular Styles Of Paper and Linen
Collars and Cuffs.
50 Federal Streef,............Bs sten.
fsb6-3m
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THIS Is A FAST AGE, AN AGE OF
i wonderful Improvement, and il 10 general.
~ admitted by the best Judges, tho intelligent
mass Of the people" that among the greatest i'm.
provements Of the present times, in shape
Strength, Quality, and general appearance.
stand unequaled
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February IL.
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VHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM
i his friends, and the public generally. that he
Is offering his extensive stock Of
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

One vear. LIS. 80 Three months. "a
Sly months....... 4 90 One month";.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-26

TIE Majority Repsr er shs Judiciary Csn.
VxssDssos Nov Is 1857

TAs Majority Repse sr - Judiciary Csn-
vasDssos. Nov. ~ 1857
me csn.isass e. NJ Jsdisasy. Of The House Of
Representative V vhsa rsGrssd The resolution Of
che TN q March sse authsrisng Then 70 inquire INTO
e ths Unsssd ssasss dsrs@Biss Ne pssssas das u
ne scs q Prssdsat Of ne United sass ssd report
this HOUSE Whistler IN their opnAsa The mid Andrew
johnson, while 10 sad ocs, hss bsss guilty a aoss
which designed calculated v ovsrsnrow cor
rupt the gsvsrnnsas Of the Uaitsd States Or any a.
parsmsnt ocsr thsrsof ssd wssAss Ne aid Andrew
Johnson has bean guilty. Of any act IN esssprsa vsA
sshsn 70 do acts which in The coatempstton Of the
conssuton are high crimes sad misssmsanon rsquir-
ns The sssrposes q tAs esssisuslossi power 81 this
House. respectfully rspsrt:-
That, n The psrfesnaass of NE impsrssas task
signed 10 lhsm thsy havs spared pains V make their
svsssigst,ss somplsss possible not osly by the
szpsaiion Of Ne pubic srdsaaesA bus in following
svsy is1icassa shss sssnsd promise any additional
light upoa ne great subject Of isquiry they submit
herewith the Il portion Of thsir labor il The
yo'aninoas sxhisis mat accompanies this report. In
order however y direct the attention Of the House "
such portions ef ths ssnswkas heterogeneous mass Of
testimony which shsy hare bssn sssps,led 10 present
without the order . sAnssnsuA shss might have r.
ciliiaed the sxsnnstiens srs rseardsd By them ~
mosi material % me isss. fhsy wm zoe proceed 70
stats BREEZY posslbs N bs4iss nsss shich shsy
suppose shs inquiry hes dsvsispsd bsyoa1 dispute,
along with their svs csssiusisss Asvfssm.
and the reasons ~ whieA they hsvs bssn
ssausscsd In rssshinss tbsmus In - doing
shsy must b allowed the naaesnss which
somprsAsnsiys scrslsy, sunnisx svsr sws penn sd-
minissrssisu Of Ne sssf srsss ssvspmssk through
m ussrampisd crisis ~ ne sssta cd iavsivms the
very hixh matters shst csh sssaus NE sssnssoa Of free
people wsud serve 20 nsessssass - msst q Ill
sreus& rhs chsrgss maAs and y watch The svsstsa-
s'os q NE comnsss have been sspscAH directed
ssupstIcn u power snd voIron o. law Il The cprppi