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OXYGEN INHALATION.

CHRONIC catarrh, scrofnla consumption, and
u all forms Of chronic diseases treated sue.
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The blood strengthen the body. and thorough,
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Gro. G. GOODWIN & Co., Boston, Mass
Sold by all Druggists.
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[r,om DR.. R. Richard Clay, Boston, Nass.l
This is to certify that i have known Miss saw.
ycr's Salvc for more than five ycare. amt Of its
having been successfully used il many cases. I
consider /. Il superior article and well worthy the
confidence of those requiring such remedy.
sR RICHARD CLAY. n. d.
Poston, Dec. 10th, 1867.
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From Mr.. 4 Mrs. VIM. r. Kendall freep on. NJ. ]

Among the many Salves now in use Miss Saw.
yers stands pre- eminent for almost an he aches
and pains the human family pre- afilicted WITH
For rheumatism, Lame Joints, Nervous Head.
ache, il gives immediate relief We have used ID
lor several years and it an unfailing rems,sy for
burns tcads. sore throat, salt iheum, sweffed
joints, &c We cheeriuly recommend II 10 the
public as being perfectly safe and good for many
more aches than We hive Mentioued.
Mr.. & Mrs. WM. Il KENDALL.
Ereenort, March Nth, 1875.
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"rIIE GREAT PIN-WoRM REMEDY"

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L Worms, or any other Worms, are safely and
Thoroughly expelled from the system by the use of
Dr. Gould's Pin-Worn syrup, without injury to
the health of the most delicate child OF adult. Pure
" veg ctabe Warranted TO cure. GEO q. Coop
WIN & CO.. Boston Mass, and all druggists. Price
II cts.
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Consumption Positively Cured.

UPHAM's FRESH NEAT CURE, for Consumption
and Bronchial Affections, is prescribe. and re-
and is performing more cures than all other RENE
dies combined. A trial will convince the most
press. Circulars free. Sold by Geo. c. Good in
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w no is Miss SAWYER ,

Miss Sawyer lives IN the City of Rockiand, Knox
County, AIe. She has depOtedfhe best Year, AZ her
life to nursing the SICK and has had more experi
cncc in the of obstinate diseases, old sor0s
and ulcers, and las also been consulted in more
cases of acc idehts- such rs Burns, Scalds and
Bruises, than any other person in New England,
professional or Otherwise. She has Competed sus.
cessfully with the most able physicians in the
States, as we'll as with nurses and Indian doctors.
~ ON time to time she has compounded remedies
for use In diseases in her practice Among 9th.
er compounds she has for many years made
Salvc Whci, soon obtained an extensive sale, and
now is in great demand abroad, well as in pri.
va te families and among the hundreds of men en-.
gagged at Rot kand ind vicinity in tie hazardous
business of q:mrr.ing rock and burning time, and
also among the seamer along tsc coast Of Maine.
So popular did 1t become that while 1t was only
put up in old mustard boxes. without labels or,tle
help Ct advertisements. Miss SAWYER received er-
ders from nearly o. quite every STATE in the Tn.
ion. The demand Gnally became extensive that
she became u able to meet It, ard she made an
arrangement with g.. H. iH)ffiNS, druggist ~
Rock.and, 10 take charge OF tie business and SUP
ply the trade. The agent ls SO well satisfied with
the merits of the medicine that he guarantees it to
cure all diseases for which it is recommended and
any one who gives 1t trial according to drse-
tons. and is not satisfied, is invited to return the
box, with half the CONTENTS and the money will bo
refunded. Full directions with each box.
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The children cry for tit is a "sootA-
ing Syrup" For coughs, hoarsencss,
sore throat, Group, .whooping cough,
asthma, bronchial Affections. Singers.
and speakers, and all troubled with
throat complaint, will find this a ben
eicial pectoral remedy.
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For Moths in Furs. woolsns, Carpet
&C., &C. Buy 25c or SOC. FLASH Of
"Costar's" Insect Powder.
DESTROYS nstrntly nsas and all Insect,
on animals, &c.
"Costar's Buckthorn Salve.

It's effects are immediate. For cuts,
burns. bruises, wounds sore Breasts,
piles, ulcers, old sores, itch, scrofsls
aud cutaneous cruptiOns, chapped
hsnds, lips, bites Of animals. insects,
&c.
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From Margaret Rogers, Fresport. Ne. ]

wish to add to my testimony to Thousand Of
others which could he given OF tht eficie. CIV Of
Miss SawyeI's Salve, in curing II swe ling on ny
shoulder Of dangerous tendency,
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thereby testify that Miss sawycr's Salvo las cur
ed q swelling on my heel of several years stand.
ing. gladly recommend it to the public a. IN
invaluable remedy for swelling and lauasness u
any kind
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RRADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
.l)(sA j ITEMS.
'SssATURD,AiYs MORNING, JUNE 20, 1868.
Religious.
There Will ,be Divine Service %. v } in tho
Presbyterian Church to-morrow ut the usual
hours, BY the Pastor.
Praise to the Worthy.

We are requested by the Deputy Sheriff, to
call the notice Of the community to thc praise
worthy conduct Of James Mays WIN. Myers,
md Potter Bonnet, on Thursday Of last week.
These colorcd men used all their influence to
counteraet the peraicious effects Of Randolph s
attcmptins, to excite the colofcd people to dan
gerous inaiscrctions. In 50 doing, they second
! cd the efforts Of Messrs. Sturgeon and Dollars,
which lweresexertsd likewise in behalf of Law
and order,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-20
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
Stntes--District of South Caroina--1n the mat
ter Of Charles II. Thomson. Bankrupt, e1 parte
In bankruptcy.
by virtue of an order of sale frum the Honorable
District Court, for the District of South Carolina,
will sell ut Public Auction, at Ornngeturg Court
hours of suc all that Plantation or tract Of Land
known as "Bellvillc,' containing sixteen hundred
and seventy acres (161O), bounded on lands of
Irrelevant, Davis, McCord. 1clgcr, Moye and tho
Congnrce RIVER. -
Also tho right, title and interest Of aforesaid
bankrupt, to tract OF Land containing fifteen
acres, moro or less, near Spring Grove surrounded
by DIR. Tnbers land.
4 Condtions-Bellville Plantation onr-half cash.
tho. balance in annual payments of one and two
years. secured by bond 6earing interest from date,
payable annually within mortgage of the property.
The Spring grove place cash. Purchasers to pny
for papers and revenue stamps.
june 18-4t T. ". D1BBtE, Assihgcc.
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Book Notices, &c.

sDEMonRsT's MoNTHLY--for July prompt
ltas usual, aud with an additional quantity Of
I Summer. Literature, is tho. most useful and
interesting of all the parlor periodicals, reada-
bic from beginning to end, and better than
that, its tone is elevated and earnest very
unlike the frivolous artifciality that disgraccs
90 many fashion journals. Tho fashions are
feature, as ever. Indies in the country think
thcy can not make garment without Demo-
rests Magazine, and there is, in addition to
the trcasured patterns, always fund of useful
and valuable information upon all household
and domestic subjects. W. Jennings Demorest,
473 Broadway, Now York. $500, yearly.
The SOUTHERN FARMER-The juno num-
Der of this sterling Agricultural Magazine has
hcen received. It is an indispensable publica-
ton to persons engaged in agriculture Terms
two dollars per annum. Address Charles B.
Williams, Editor aud Proprietor, Richmond,
Virginia.
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Washington Ncws.

JUNE 12Thc Omnibus admission bill is
through some Of its provisions wero carried
by bare majority but it was finally passed
by both Houses by a full Radical vote against
which "a veto would be powcrless, and the
admission iof these States including all but
Virginia, Mississippi and Texas will occur in
eleven days or sooner.
General McDowell has formally assumed
command Of tho Fourth Military District,
comprising Mississippi and Arkansas.
Butler said if loft to his own ideas he should
doubt tho policy Of admitting any Of the
Southern States, but he yielded to party inter-
rot X jfs w S4g
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Rsserdy johnson was confirmed ananii.

Rsserdy Johnson was confirmed anani,
mously.
JUaR Ia: Tho two cont stamps on receipts
has been stricken from the tax bill.
JUNr 10, Seaatc tho National Currency
bill was resumed aid discussed all day.
In the House Under tho regular call,
among others Was introduced bill amending
the Homestead Inv, also regulating .Autea1ss,
corpus also dividing Texas, and providing for
the admission of tho fractions. Also authoris-
ing and requiring tho Secretary Of War to
deliver certain arms to the Southern States
for thcir militia, Immediately upon the discon-
tinuance ufmilitary government thorein.
|. JINE 16.-It Is rui1oured that General
Martin Mcmahon, of New York, will be
appointed Mexican Minister. 4
The United States Indian Agent, Leayen-
worth, in his report narrates numerous out
RACES on the part of the. Camanches and the
Kiowas. They seem to have special pre-
dilectinn for raids into Texas Leayenwortl
recommends they be punished promptly and
severely
JUNE 17.--In the Senate the Texas Conven-
tion resolution that reconstruction would fail
under Buchanan's appointments was referred
to the judiciary Committee.
A memorial of w. s. Chipley, of Kentucky,
that his son, residing at Columbus Ga, had
been arrested by the military authorities, in
violation of tho constitution, and carried two
hundred miles from his home, to Atlanta,
where he is now confined aud deprived of
communication with his friends, and that he
is falsely charged with being concerned in the
murder of George W.. Ashburn, who was
killed in negro house of ill fame, was ro-
fcrrcd to the Judiciary Committee.
A motion indefinitely postponing the Senate
and House amendments to the Bankrupt law,
was passed.
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.sAttentioni

Copies of the following military orders arc
furnished us By General O. II. Hart, u . S. A.
Military Commissioner and Agent of the
Ereedmen's Bureau, with a request to publish
them, for the information of citizens and all
concerned.
sg Geaerus Orders No. 1O.l :
ssFsS x II. The practice of carrying deadly
Weapons, except by officers and soldiers in the
Military service of the United States, is pro-
sllibited The conccalment of suci, weapons OH
tho person will be deemed an anaggravation of
the offence. "a violation of this order will
render the offender amcnablc TO trial md pun
islIlent by Military Commission. Whenever
woundipg OF killing shall result from tho use
ofssuehl sscapons, proof that tho party carried
sorconcealcd a deadly weapon, shall be deemed
evidence Of q felonious intcnt to take the life of
the injured person.
&c General Oryle, 40. II.
8 *. Tie sale of spirituous liquors, BY any
person or persons to soldiers, sailors or marines
III the service Of the United States, is hereby
prohibited aud amy person SO offending, pro-
curing for, or giving away To, sny soldier,
sailor, or marine, my spirituous liquors, will
le brought to trial before q military tribunal,
and shall be haea in 9 sum not exceeding one
hundred thor less than Rfty dollars, or inpris.
oned Tor q period not exceeding two months.
Any person giving Information of any violation
of.this order, shall upon conviction of tho per-
son accused, be entitled to receive onc-fourth
oftl,e fne imposed and collected.
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Tn the district Court Of the united

j STA 7'ES-For The district of South Caroiina-
IN Me Mater Of Thomas q. Sauey Bankrnpt-In
Bdnhruptcy-To Nhom il may CoRerrn.-Tbc under.
signed hereby gives noticc of his appointment Us
Assignee of Thomas B. Salley. in tic District of
Orangcbnrg and State of South Carolina, within
said District, who has been adjugnted a bankrupt
upon his own petition, by the District Court of said
District,
Dated y. urangeburg C. II. tho 1th day Of June
a. u. 1903,
jnne iS--at P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee.
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Sheriff 5 Sales.

by yirtuc Of spndry writs of f f., to me directed
VII! soil TO tic highest bidder, at Orangcbtrg
& Court House, 8 on the FIRST Monday in July
& & 81 #sneSs, zor cash tho following property VIZ
less, also 10 acres more or less Leyici on MS tho
property of John Bair, at the suit of James d.
Clccklcy, Executor Of +. u. Cooncr s
Shcritfss Office, ~ J.fW. H. DUKES
Orange gebprg G. H., s. o., .O.,D. <.
Juno II, 1868 ~ $50 * 4
& june 18s - I'd
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I n the Distrlct Court of the United

n the District Court of the United
LiSA-IN THE MATTER or WiLLI.M w L,o,nr
DASKRurT--lx DAxKnrrrcY-To wmoM IT NAV
CoSoSns.-The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment as Assignee of William W. Lcgarc,
III the District of Orangcburg and Slate of South
Carolina, within snid District, who has been MI
judged a bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court of said District
Dated at Orahgcburg C. II. the 1lth day OF June
A. d. 1868
june 13-A3t p " DIBBIR Ass;opco
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TN the District Court of the United
il ST,1TES-For tie District Of South Carolna-
IN the Matter Of Samuel 4. Izlar Bankrwpt-ln
Banhruptcy-To Whom il may Concern-The UNDER
signed hereby gives notice OF his appointment MS
Assignee of Samuel T. Izlar, in the District of
Orangcbirg and State Of South Carolina. within
said District, who hns been ndjudged bankrupt
upon his own petition, by the District Court of said
District.
Dated at orangchurg C. II. the 11th dny Of June
A. D. 1868.
juno 1876 p V. DIBDLE Ass;ynoc
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Commissioners Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORANGEBURG DIsTRIcT.
V. d. v. Jamison, Com'r.
Bill for Foreclosure.

vs. ! Nill for Porccloarro
s. NJ. Kcmmcrln.
BY order of tho Court in the above stated case.
will be sold on the 9th day Of July next, before the
Court House in 0rangcburg. all that tract or parcel
of Land containing five hundred and sixtcc /. (5l6)
acres more or less, bounded north and northwest by
lands of Henry Moorcr, cast and northeast by
lands of John L. Moorer and estate lanIs of r. Nj.
!M!oorcr west and southwest by lands of John H.
Pooser.
Also one other tract containing three hundred
and ten {310) acres moro or less, bounded by lands
OF Joseph Fersner, David Fcrsncr and John Rick
enbacker. -
Conditions Of salc--Cash- purchasers TO pay for
titles and stamps.
Commissioners Office, y.D. ". JAMIsoN,
ofa1ngsDnrg ing I'll 2; ~. Commissioners.
4. ti,i,, n i = +
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N the District Court of tile United
II 5 SIAIES-Fon THE DISTRICT or SouTn CAno-
LISA--IS THE MATTER OF DnbsILLA q. Ron,Ysos
BANKnurT-IS BANKRuprof-ToF FWIioN Ir MAY
CoNcERN.-The undersigned hereby gives notice of
MS appointment as Assignee Of Drusilla G.. Robin
South Carolina, within said District who has been
adjndged bankrupt upon his own petition, by the
District Court Of said District,
Dated ut Ornngcbnrg c. H. the 1l,h day of June
a. u. 1868 S
junc 1876 r. " DIBDIE Ass,noo
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In the District Conrt of the lJn,tc,

l. STA TES-For the District Of South Carolina-
IN the Natter Of Barnet Lirinyston Bankrupt-In
Bankrmptcy-To U'hom il may Conccrn.-Thc under
signed hereby gives notice of his appointment as
Assignee of Barnct Livingston, in the District of
Orangcburg aud State of South Carolina. within
said District, who has been adjuigcl n bankrupt
upon his own petition by the District Court Of said
District.
Dated at orangcburg C. IT, the llth day of june
A. d. 1853
june 1S-1Bt p " DIDBI f. Ass;cncc
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Consignecs per South Carolina Railroad
Remaining i'm tho Depnt tn Date.

W. McElroy, D. w. Smoke. Il. G. Smoke, j. II.
Folder. C. l.. BocLc.t 4. ]. Wolfe, J. s. Jennings,
A. j. Jackson, H. Livingston, 4. Harley, g. Taller,
]. d. Jones, Capt ]. Izlnr.
In accordance with orders received from tho Su-
pcrintendcnt, Storage will hereafter bo charged on
Goods remaining in tho Depot for an unreasonable
length Of time. W. C. MEREDITH,
Agent
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DISSOLUTION,
TIME FIRM OF ADDEN s. BOLIvER is THIS
IL day Dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to the same will make payment to J. F.
Adden. F. ADDEN,
GEORGE BOLIVAR
Orangcburg, S. c., June 8, 1868
THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY Returns
his thanks to his old friends and customers, and
still socits their patronage. He will continue to
keep up the business was heretofore carried on
by tho above firm
Constantly on hand well selected stock of Boots
and Shocs Also will make to order at the shortest
notice the last mentioned articles low for cash.
juno l3-f j. +. ADDEN.
N the District Court of the United
IL STATES-FoR TIE DISTRICT OF Souru CAno
LiSA-iS THE MATTER OF ALnRRT a. SuuMaKsn.
l}ASKnupT-IS BAsKnurTcr-To WHOM 1T NAY
CoScERS.-The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment MS Assignee Of Albert A. Sbumak
err in the District of Ornngcburg and State of South
Carolina, within said District, who has bee, nd
judged bankrupt upon his own petition, by tho
District Court Of said District
Dated at Orangcburg G. II. tho 1lth day of juno
a. ID. 1868.
june 1875 p. V. DIBBLE, Assignee
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-05-08

ROsIN-FOr this article the market ruled with
out material change during the Garner part OF VI
week lust ended, but for day or two past there
has been rather dull feeling manifested, caused
by unfavorabIe advices from the Northern mar
kets and prices of the lower grades nave deemed.
For the finer qualities OF No. and Pae there mas
been a steady demand, and parcels have general
" found sale when offered on market. Inc re.
cepts of mem crop are meaSre, ana prlnclpauy Oh
small parcels, and the STOCK OF al KINGS on mar
only 4 SIT bbls as follows: Friday, SOL bbls. at
81 40 for strained. 81 45 for strained and No. 2,
s. 49, s4@s4 50 for No and 5000 81 Tor n paie
No 2 81 rs, 1904 % for No. !, aud 80, S1C0SI
so for Pale; Monday, $50 bb!s. at 81 so tor Com
mon, 50 40 for strained, S4GG$4 70 for no. !, aud
S50s6 SO TOR Pale; Tuesday, 437 bbis at u a Tor
strained 81 SIS for NO. D. So 25l9*4 Ior No. !, aud
s5G1$6 IS for Pale Wednesday, ABB DbIs. at - 90
for strained. So 25@S4 for No l, ana - 9o0$0
for Pale. as in quaIity-aA u Dol of2oO lbS.
TAR-Is in far enquiry, and the prize has adj
vanced 5cents-closlng firm az - 70. In" %rrl-
walls for the week have been email, reaching only
600 bbs, which sold follows: % bbls. at ~ to,
and $40 do. at 81 70 t. boil.
BARRELs-The supply of empty spirit narres
has become considerably reduced, owing 10 tLo
meagre arrivals for some weeks, and prices ia .
impr owed shade. There Il rather more enquii-
nv at present, and we note aate5 durlh" INC week
Of several parcels from wharf at me loio"hS
ouotations: Second hand country, 81 3OUtz u
tor lots as they run. 81 1895 FOR se.ected, and
50 90 for new 50 25gs3 81 l.r n; !. make am
city at So for Pine ana - aSg'o ~ ,?r oaA h
bron1bt in slowly, and the stock Ia batrhei :
hands is unusually light Thsro is fair de
mand, and prime quality find q9ick sale. We
ouote on the hoof at 9G10 cents for grass, ant
I2aI4 cents per b. for stall fattea, as III quality
SHEEP are scarce, and seil readily at - 500s;
per head.
Conn MEAL-Is in far supply, and only retail
demand exists. Sells from the Grauarles 1t .
450s1 so per bushel. !.
CoTroN-The1e Is nothing of consequence II
renort in this article, None worthy OF note nov
coming in, and scarcely enough Offering to rna ak
| market. few small lots have sold during thu
week at 29a GEMS for low mddnG' ana 81 cen.
for Ioiddling. At the close factors generally ar
holding at abore figures. and buyers not dlspose'
| to operate. ,,o orot
sales by the quantity at u TO ~ cents u oozeu'
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gold robber," and Mr.. Brooks said yes, and
the Court of New York sustained the
charge, and made him refund the amount
($60, 00O) stolen. The beast " finding he
had walked up the wrong passenger, kept
his mouth closed as tight as if a paddock
had been put on it, and Alta Vela was laid
on the table.
Mr.. Evarts, whom Butler styles Ga
pseudo Republican" closed his great argu-
ment yesterday at 3 o'clock, and Mr.. Stan
berry closed his this afternoon about the
same hour. It is now understood that Mr..
Bingham will commence on Monday the
closing speech for the prosecution, after
which the case will go to the Court.
When Mr.. Evarts the other day reminded
Butler that he had charged Bingham with
the murder Of urs S0T6N and Bingham
that he had charged Butler with steaiin1
and other high crimes and misdemeanors,
the noble pair Of brothers, sworn friends.
occupied front seats at the managers table,
and each looked as if led sell out his in
terest In the case at very low figure
Murderer and thief both looked as if it
would be friendly thing for some rock or
mountain to fall upon them and hide them.
1t was too bad that this old sore should be
scratched over, and it was suggested that
were the counsel responsible for words
spoken in the discussion he would have
been liable to prosecution under the law
prohibiting cruelty TO animals.
A writer in the editorial columns of the
"Chronicle of this morning, under the
charming title Gov. Holden" thus re-
fers to certain gentlemen of the Republi-
can party in North Carolina. "Disorgan-
izing Republicans were found willing to
defame his private and public character
and to predict that he would prove bur
den to the cause he so fearlessly cham
pions." Jerusalem !-where could these
" disorganizing Republicans have found
words that would express all the meanness
of ". W. H., much more expressions that
would defame him-thot is impossible.
The gentlemen who couldn't swallow
the X. 2. G. had better come out from
among the wicked-for SO long as they re-
main, the bare fact that they are gentle
men will mark them out for the shafts of
their meaner and more numerous COM
rades. ST TOD.