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Time and enlightened experience have
shown that Certain substances formerly used
and relied on in medical practice, are unnec-
sssary and dangerous; yet some ofthese sub;
stances have found tke::r way into medical
compounds, DR.. Walkers California Vine
gar Bitters however contain nothing injurious
being composed exclusively of vegetable SUBJ
stances in California. For all disorders Of
the liver, kidneys, bladder, skin. and digest
i've organs, and for purifying the blood, they
are the nc:t wonderful remedy known. 4w
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SEEING For HlMsELF.-It is fortun ate,
says the Charleston News, that Senator
Schurz has an opportunity of seeing for him
self the way in which Southern Radicals
carry on political al,campaign, To North
ern man it may seem incredible that the
newly enfranchised blacks should deny to
their own race the privilege ofvoting for the
candidates of their own choice. 1T IS the
fact. The Radical negroes argue that the
right to vote means the Radical ticket andthey
brand as traitor any colorcd man who has
the intelligence and independence to sup
port any other ticket. The offee-holders and
and hangers-on of the Federal Government
sustain their black disciples, and do not hes
itate to urge them to try cudgels where words
fail. Money is freely used, and, as long as
the Grant party have their way, it is mock
ery to say that there can be fair election.
All this Senator Schurz has seen with his
own eyes. He knows how hard it is for q
colored man to vote for Grant in the South,
and he knows the terrible provocation to
which the Conservatives arc everywhere ex-
posed. This he will tell to the Northern
people, who will believe him when they look
with suspicion upon the declarations of a
Southern newspaper or politician. The great
cause, by the way, of Senator Schurz's firm
hold upon tho people is their belief in his
disinterestcd patriotism. They know him
to be statesman, not dcmagogue-a man
who has no higher aim than the salvation of
his country. Nor can the people give Carl
Schurz more confidence and praise than he
cminently deserves Wilmington Journal
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PROPOSAL.

SEALED Proposals will be received at The Of
hce Of the County commissioners at the cour
house, for one month, for the building of Il
bridge on Big Lynche's Greek at Millcr's Mill.
Names of sureties must accompany the bid.
J. F. SUTHERLAND Chairman.
aug. I'm
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BURNHAM'S

@ New Turbine Is in general use =
throughout the U. s.. ASK Inch is
~ used by the Government in the Patent =
e. Office, Washington. Its simplicity Of -
construction, and the power it trans
ID mits, renders it the best wheel over in r.
vented Pamphlets free. -
Ejul 18 wa N. F. BUnNHAH, York, Pa
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Sheriff's Sale.
Koopman & Summers,
vs.. FL. IL.

vs.. III. III.
Jonathan Newman,
.DY virtue Of fl. fa., to me directed and
0 lodged, I will proceed to SELL in front OF the
court house in Camden, on Monday, the second
day of Septr next within the legal hours Of sale,
the following property, to-wt:
The interest of the defendant in oil those pie
ces, parcels or tracts Of land situated in this i,
county ON the waters of Lynches Greek, which
F. Brewer, surveyor general, and Josiah Cantey'
deputy surveyor did certify for John Conc on
the Doth day of September, A. D. 1893, upon n
survey IN de for him upon the 9th day of August
1898: said tract originally laid out for twenty
four thousand, (24,0OO) acres, defendants in
tcrcst supposed to be one semi-divided moiety
thereof, subject tc certain reservations. Levied
upon as the property ofJonathan Merriman decd
at the suit of Koopman and Sommers.
TEnMs-cash, purchaser paying for stamps
and papers:
aug 8. td J.P. BOSWELL 8. &c.
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LIVERY farmer should take at least one pspsr,
Il for the benefit Of his family, if OF himself
They wilfreceive many times the cost Of the paper
in knowledge and the home PAPER should have
the preference. Wsask our country friends to
subscribe for the Journal. Only S. 80 per year.
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Bridge Notice.

Special Commission Watercc Free Bridge will
meet at the court house in Camden on Saturday
the 10th day Of August, at II o'clock n. NJ.
aupslt WM. M. SHANNON, Chairman.
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TIE Cry Is STILL THEY CoME."-
Sumner, Banks, Grocsbcck and Julian have
pronounced for Greeley. Who next?
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TTlHE Finest and Best, MS well as the Cheapest
l. Spool Cotton from Coats and John Clark
jr. & Co.'S, will be foundat CLOUD ZEMP'S.
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New Advertisements.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, KER.
SHAW COUNTY.--IN TIE COURT OF
PRoBATK.
Estate of John Motley.
FNIIE undersigned gives notice, that one month
i after date, he will apply to the Hon. J. F..
Sutherland, Judge of Probate, for letters dis
missory rs executor of the estate of John Mot
ley, decd. JAS. MOTLEY, Exr.
aug WI.
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Sheriff's Sale.

James Sowcll, Admr .- ....
vs. III. II. .. ....
Berwell Jones Sr.
DY virtue of theabove Fl: fn. to me directed and
d lodged, will proceed to sell, in front of the
court house in Camden, on Monday, the second
day of Sept next, within the legal hours OF sale
the following property to.wit:
,uontv.tbree hundred and tf'rty-two acres,
MOVE or less, bounded north by lands Of Seborn
Jones, Jon, east by lands of Jonathan 0rgburn and
Craddick Mosley, west by lands of seborn Jones
onG Hilton Jones, south by lands. Of Robert kir-
kley and Hilton Robertson levied upon as, a? the n,
PROPERTY of Burwell Jones sr: at the suit Of
James Sowell, admr. SO much OF the tract ~ ~
ramn;ns after setting off the homestead will be
Trnxs-Cash, purchasers paying for stamps
and papers.
aug 8 I'd ). L. DosWELh' D. H. u
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NOME and purchase the best Sewing Machine
I Thread. For sale by CLOUD & ZEMP.
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DR WELLS Extract Of JURBBEBA

Is STRENGTHENING AMI nourishins; like nutricous
fooI tnkrn into the stomach, it assimilates and
tlifuses itself through the circulation, giving
vigor and health.
1t regulates the bowels, quiets the nerves nets
directly upon the Secretory Organs, and by its
powerful Tonic Q ll restoring effects, produces
healthy and vigorous action Of the whole system.
JOHN z. KELLOGG, 18 Piat ST., n: Y.
Sole Agent for the Unitch States.
Price 81 per bottle. Send for Circular.
july1S, wa.
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Fresh Turnip Seed.

TUsT received. A large lot of fresh. Turnip
y Seed, at
aug 8tf HODGSON & DuNLAf-
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NOR Buttons, Needles, etc.; Buggy Whips. Um-
4 brellas, ETC., etc, etc. GotoCLOUD&Z ZEMPS
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B0r Fetch along ysur big watsrmslons VIII
will be first '.' .
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TREAT BARGAINS in all lines can be had at
(T Our Store, as we are about to remove TO
better site, and desire to dispose of our surplus
stock. CLOVD &HEMr.
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NOTICE.

THE annual School District meeting Of School
District No /. will be held at tue Town Hall in
Camden, on Wednesday, July Nth at II O'clock
NJ. IA genesul attendance is earnestly desired,
as business of Importance will be brough, up for
consideration. ]. X. WtTHERsfooS,
Clerk Of board Of School Trustees.
july IL, 1t ~',.'' -
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NOR Beautiful styles of Dress Goods visit the
Il Establishment Of CLOUD &ZEMP'
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81 am satisfied that as soon as the upheav-
ings of society consequent upon the war can
have time to subside, and peace resumes once
more her wonted sway, and 4he natural ad-
yuntages of the South become more generally
known, enterprising home-seeking thousands
will pour into her borders from oil parts OF
the world.
"And when they come with honesty of
purpose; come to help build up the broken
ortunes of the State; come to people her
unoccupied lands. and to cultivate and en-
rich her wasted fields, to rebuild her burnt
cities and to found new ones; to make the
shores other splendid watsr-courses ring
with the busy hum Of machinery; to fell her
mighty forests and to dig into the bowels of
the earth. and bring up her rich metals, and
refine them and apply them to the various
uses of man, then can I guarantee them a
hearty welcome from the whole people, and
respect, and social confidence and considera-
| tion,"
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DR.. Ensor, Northern man, who has set
tied here since the war, and who is now Su-
perintendent of the State Lunatic Asylum,
says: ~,
"The point I want to make is this That
the only persons who the Southern people are
inimical to are venal and unprincipled politi
clans, who, under the misnomer of Republi:
canism, seek to enforce obnoxious and op
pressive measures upon the people for thell
own aggrandizcmcnt, regardless Of the pub
lie good.
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Subscribe for the journal for the coming
campaign. Only ST..
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Notice.

NORA " ell Selected and Assorted Stock OF
u Dry and fancy Goods, and Notions, Call at
CLOUD l. ZEMPS.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Thursday January 25, 1872
Y SENATE.

Prayer by Rev Mr.. Hardwicke.
Bills introduced:
By Mr.. Wilson. to change the name Of
Grant county to Washington county.
By Mr.. Sherrard, to amend and reen-
act sec. 4, Of chap. 81, Of the Code.
By Mr.. Balser, relating to the redemp-
ton oflands.
BY Mr.. Stollings. to amend SEQ. %,
chap. Al, ofthe Code
Mr. Kline, from the judiciary Commit
tee, reported, without recommendation, the
Senate bill to provide for the appointment
Of pages for tho Circuit Court Judges.
Mr. Armstrong introduced q joint reso-
luton requesting our Congressman to vote
for the removal Of all disabilities, imposed
BY sec 5, Of the l4th amendment to the
Constitution Of the United States
Resolutions offered and adopted
BY Mr.. Blackemore that the committee
on education inquire into the expedieucy
of amending the school law, so as to pro.
vide that tho annual compensation ofcoun-
ty superintendent shall not exceed 800
By same, that the judiciary committee
inquire into the expedieucy Of 80 amending
the iury law, as TO make the per diem Of
Jurors. Que dollar.
Adjourned. ''is 0
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On motion adjourned.

THURSDAY January Is, 1872.
Tho Convention was opened with prayer
by Prof. Campbell, memberfrou Brooke,
and after reading the journal the following
business was transacted:
A report from committee Of finance in
regard to amount ofcapitation, was accept
ed.
Mr.. Martin introduced q resolution in
regard to the jurisdiction ofjustices Of the
peace. Rafr'd jud cary committee.
BY Mr. Pawnell, in regard to defaulters
holding positions Of trust. Referred to
miscellaneous committee.
By Mr.. Roberts, that no county shall
be divided without the proposition having
been submitted to a vote in said county. =
Adopted.
By Mr.. Raymond, that any person car
ryius concealed weapons shall be adjudg-
ed guilty offelony. and be subject to con.
duemcut 10 the State peniteutiary for not
over 20 aud not less than 5 years. Refer
red.
By Nj Pierce, that all county roads
not kept up BY toll companies, shall be BY
q mixed tax upon persons and property
Adopted.
On motion Of Nj. Wiley, convention
adjourned.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed on
ID the 2Sth day Of November, 1870, by Elias
Roush and Mary Caroline Roush, his wife, to
the undersigned Trustee, to secure to Lewis
Bumgarner, Executor Of the last will and ;es'
lament Of Joseph Seigrist, deceased, the pay.
ment Of certain bond therein specified, which
deed of trust is duly recorded in the Record.
cr's office Of Mason county, in deed book No
/, folio 2s7 and 8, l shall on
Saturday, the 9th day Of March, 1872,
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
on the premises, in Waggpner township, Ma
son county, the tract Of land conveyed in said
deed Of trust. containing one hundred acres,
with reservation Of twenty acres previously
sold and conveyed. For a full description Of
said land, reference is hereby made tothe deed
from A. L Knight to said Elias Roush, recon-
ded in said Mason county Recorders Office iii
deed book No. Is. folio l4S and ..
0TThe title to said land is believed to be
good, but selling as trustee, will only convey
such title as is vested in me by said deed OF
trust. U. d. I. VAN MAIkE,
feb, l-w4 Trustee.
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A Lost Government.

The following is from the pen Of the
Charleston correspondent Of tue Cincinnati
Commercial.
In the shifting drama Of events Of the
past ten years, the Southern Confederacy
was not the only Governmental that has been
shifted into existence and shifted out -
Another Government was born, existed
aud died, aud the page Of history hardly
makes o note Of it. My attention was
drawn to this matter in diving among the
records for the early chronicles Of West Vir-
giuia, found that concern called the
HRestored Government Of Virginia" had
existed, moved and had its being. playing
an important part on the stage where we
are all actors (or 10 the pit looking on, and
after taking its place among the nations OF
the earth, had suddenly gone out like tai.
low candle dipped 10 a mill.pond. Where
had it gone? By what means was it snuff.
ed out! Who administered on its estate!
/ was troubled by the vision Of this lost
Government, and With the spirit of historical
research strong upon me, | determined
to trace it out.
In the FIRST place, the loyal people ofWest
Virgiui, concluded tocut of from the Old
Dominion and set upfOr themselves. They
were prompted to this course because the
mountains were suitten with a desire 10 80
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400 Acres of Land
s For Sale. ~.

r OFFER for sale my farm containing 400
| acres, in Hannah township, Mason county, ).
West Virginia, on the Gallipolisroad. About
~ acres are cleared and in good state Of i'm
proverseDt Tie balance is we'll timbered -
Has on il two story dwelling house nearly
finished, containing six ro,ms, and also six
tobacco bans, with all other necessary out
buildings One bearing orchard and one re.
Gently set ont. also four settlements for small
families. Said land 10 well witsred with
creeks running Though it, The above land
will be sold altogether Or 10 lois Of 100 acres,
10 suit purchasers. Those wishing to buy will
do well to call and examine my land before
elsewhere.
: is JOHNfTAYL0R, l 8g
Upland, P. O. Mason County,
jan 1S-2a.. n West Virginia.
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THE CONVENTION,
CuAnLEsros, January %.
The Convention met at 2:3O P. M.
The President 10 the chair.

Inc convention Nnct ~ GOV - M'
The President in the chair.
Prayer by Rev O. NJ. Galloway.
BY Mathews, that before private proper
" can be taken for public use, or for the
use Of corporation, the owner thereof
shall have the right to have the compensa-
ton to be paid therefor ascertained in the
same mode iu which tue value Of property
is ascertained ID controversy between in.
dividuals
By Mr.. Roberts Of Writ, the expcdiency
Of incorporating into the Constitution, that
mo act shall take effect until ninty days
from the end Of the session at which the
same shall have been passed, except in
cases Of emergency, which shall be stated
in the preamble or in the bcdy ofthe law"
BY Mr. Farusworth. in lr gard to amend
inp The 4th and 9Th sections Of the bill Of
rights, so that no law shall be passed
abrigding the freedom Of speech or Of tue
press, but the Legislature shall provide for
the punishment Of publishing aud vending
obscene publications, and for libel, SANDER
&c., and recovering damages for same BY
law In time Of insurrection or in
v.sion any language or writing, &C., Of a
prejudicai nature shall be classified as mis-
demeanors, aud punished accordingly.
SEQ. 9Th in prosecution aud civil suits
for libel and SANDER the truth may be given
10 evidence, and il it shall appear to the
jury tina, the matter charged as ibelous or
slanderous is true, and was published or
spoken with good motive, and for justIi'
able euds, the verdict shall DO for defend.
ant.
By Mr.. Grim, that the County Court
system take the place Of present Board Of
Supervisors. the townships to remain the
same, but il demanded, best change names
oftownships to dis,ricts-two justices to be
elected from each township Or district-tc
hold office for two years-a court compos'
ed oftwo justices, and presiding justice
elected by the voters Of the whole county
TO be six terms Of the Court, to be
quarterly terms, two Of which to be grad
jury terms; this Court shall have concur
rent jurisdiction with the Circuit Court
except in chancery causes; the associate
justices to be classified and receive 81 fol
their per diem, tho presiding justice s.
per diem, and also perform the duties o
County Superintendent Of Schools.
By Campbell abolishing the State anc
county Superintendent Of Free Schools.
BY Mr. Peerce, that the committee or
the judiciary inquire into The expectancy o
granting new trials in all cases growing
out Of tho late war 10 which judgments
have been rendered, and in the tho o
whish, the defendants were denied the ben
eft Of the plea Of bellgerent rights befor'
the Courts
By Morgan, that the committee OF
miscellaneous provisions inquire iuto td'
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Into the Southern Coufederacy. But diff.
cuI.ies doomed up 10 the way ofthis second
secession. the main oae being clause in
tie Constitution oftbo United States which
prohibits the formation ofsDew State un-
less with the consent Of the Legislature Of
the State 10 b. divided. This had 70 DO
overcome. and to do it a Government was
set up at Wheeling. claiming to be the
Restored Government Of Virginia" Il
claimed to represent the whole Sta'e--in
fact, to be the legal Government Of the
State, ia con.radjs.iuciion to the so.called
bogus concern at Richmond II had not
a constable cas-, Of the mountains, aud its
authority was vigorously resisted in many
counties in this eud Of the State, bu, it
persisted in its original intention Of being
a Government, md all the machinery pos.
sibIe was put 10 motion. Revenue was
collected wherever revenue could be collect.
ed without endangeripg the neck Of the
Collector, and enough scraped together to
pay salaries aud board bills. The Legis.
iatiye department. was filled up in novel
manner. Ofcoursc it was impracticable to
elect anybody east Of the mountains, but
"nembers' from over there we're procured
by pressing such refugees into service as
came through
From this Government made up Of odds
aud ends, consent was obtained BY West
Virginia to form herself into seperate
State, agreeable to the Constitution. =
Mean while the regular State government
was at Richmond. In 1868 West Virgin
ia was admitted, and the territory west Of
the mountains passed under the control Of
the maiden State.
From the moment Of the admission Of
West Virginia the restored Government"
began to fade from view. ltcould not ex-
list in Wheeling, for new State had come
to power, and to have gone to Richmond
would have been death without benefit Of
clergy. 1t was master Of no territory
from which to collect revenue, and its
treasury languished. The members Of the
Legislature, drew no pay, and could not
meet board and grocery bills 10 their
extremity they went to Alexandria, where
the General Government fed them on salt
beef aud hard tack, until they one after
anothers,arvcd out on this generous diet,
aud went home. But that did not termin-
ate the legal existence Of the restored
Government" il it ever had any, and the
question arises where is it now? The last
trace I lind oftis where the documents
and effects" were turned over to Con-
pressional committee. But what business
has a committee Of Congressman to wind up
| the estate Of State? The Commissary
Department eau feed the officers Of q State
on salt beef and crackers; but what right
has Congress or anybody else to wind il
out Of existence and take charge Of its ef.
iects? lift ever had legal existence, it
exists now, and wantto know, you know
for The truth ofhistory, were it is. Any
body having knowledge Of The whereabouts
Of the missing Government will confer q
H. ,,;,,;,n IN enruot;nn
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Notice 10 Creditors.

'Tolhe Creditors Of Ephrvim Stewart, decd.
In pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court
of The County Of Mason, made in a cause
therein pending to Subjective real estate Of The
said Ephraim Stewart 10 the payment Of his
debts, you are hereby required to present your
claims against the said Ephraim Stewart Tor
adjudication to r. W. SlSS0N, Commissioner.
at his Office III The said county. on or before the
23d day Of February 1872. :.
"Wtnpss, Uhas. B. Waggener, Clerk Of said
Court, this 5lh day OF January 1879.
10 CHAS. B. WAGGENER, Clerk.
jan ll-6w o,.,a ss.1
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JUDICIAL SALE OF LAND.
L ]. liimms, Executor Of the !
last will and testament cf |
Jesse Trims, dc'd. y
Redmond A Shank

tb. Ttffi r.ftlnl ..lltFI.'-a5, !. !
Redmond A Shank r
DY virture Of a Decretal order ofthe Circnit
ID Court Of Mason county, West Virginia,
rendered at the May Term, 1871, in the above
entitled cause, tn. undersigned, special Com
missioner, will ,hgF VIZ
On the goth Day Of February, 1879.
st the Front door Of The Court House, procsedto
ell the land ia the Bill and proceedings men.
toned, In said cause. being twenty acres sit
uate in Clendenen township, aud about four
miles from the Kanawha River. tt g.
Terms Of Sale:-One half Of the purchase
money cash in hand, and The remainder ona
credit Of six mouths, taking bond with good
security or the deferred ins,a!ment, and re-
tanning the legal iiilens further s.curlly.
JOHN + TIAiMS.
jan. la-4t. Special Commissioner.
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N Office.

THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF
Mason County, composed Of the Sheriff,
Surveyor, Recorder and Assessors Of Lands,
will stat the Caurt House Of saId County On
the fol flowing DAYS for lie purpose Of Eqnali.
ling and correcting the Land Books Of said
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HOUSE OF DELEG ATES

Prayer by Rev. B. Hardwicke.
The House joint resolution authorizing
the pcrsiding afficers Of the Legislature to
petition the U. s, Government ir favor Of
meteorological observations aud for other
purposes was adopted. n1
Mr.. McOown, from the committee on
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The resolution offered in the Convention
by Mr.. johnson prohibittb enactment
Of test oaths, meets a strong popular de-
mand. If there is one point on which the
people are united, it is that their antagon-
ism to prescription shall be expressed in
the Constitution. Experience has taught
them the danger to be apprehended from
men whom the accidents and exctements
Of popular agitation may place in power =
Hereafter, the man who attempts to legis-
late his ueighbor out Of liberty and proper
ty, must add perjury to bis other crimes