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CONGRESS-.


We have the proceedings of Con-
vress on the Sd inst. In the Senate the
Oregon bill was taken up for considera-
ton at an early hour.
Mr.. Choate addressed the Senate upon
the merits of the articles of the treaty,
defining the boundary as far as it was
settled.
Mr.. Benton rejoined, rs~afirming his
former positions, and rejecting upon the
treaty Of the Secretary of State.
Mr.. Woodbridge made a few remarks
with reference TO some of the witnesses
;adduced by Mr.. Choate to sustain his po-
.%sitions.
MI. Choate said a few words in an
swe- to Mr.. Benton. with Mitchell's
man before him, which sustained his
view of the question, and which were
in opposition to those of the Senator
from Missouri.
Mr.. Benton rejoined, and said that
the Senator had not consulted the Amer
can map (Tanner's) but had taken a Bri.
fish map (Mitchell's) printed thirty
.oue wears ago before the declaration Of
independence.
Nj. Choate said he had not pretended
to show the boundary, but merely the
water-courses, and the authenticity O
the map, in this respect, could not bt
doubted.
Mr.. Archer said it was apparent t.
the Senate hat the debate had gone fal
enough, and he therefore withdrew hi
motion to recommit The bill to the Selec
Committee, which had been pending.
The vote ordering the bill to be en-
crossed for a third reading was then re
considered; and
Mr.. Archer moved TO strike out III,
clause authorising grants of land TO set
tiers.
Mr.. Calhoun asked TIE gentlema,
from Missouri whether this amendmen
was desired BY him.
NJ. Linn replied that in his opinion
the bill would be Intellectual without il
The yeas and nays were ordered o
the amendment by Mr. Archer.
Alter a brief debate by several Sena
tors.
Mr.. Conrad moved that the bill be re
ferred to the Committee On foreign Al
fairs.
On this question tho yeas and nay
were ordered, and it was decided in III
negative-ycas 22.-nays "a.
The question was taken on the amend
meni Of Mr.. Archer, to strike ont II
grants of land TO settlers, aud it w;
decided in the negative--the vote beiI
precisely similar 10 the above.
The bill was then ordered 10 be e
crossed for 4 third reading-yeas "a,
NAYS %.
The bill! was read q third lime a
passed.
, 1843-02-25
Land for sale!

"HE subscriber, as agent and owner,
l. has the following Lands for sale, In
the State Of Missouri, viz:
1876 acres land 2 2-l miles north of
Bowling Green, half mile west of the
Louisiana road: 30 acres improved, 2
houses, Tobacco houses, 2 stables. The
above will be sold together or divided
into two parcels, of 50, and ll6 acres,
will be sold one fourth cash, and the re-
mainder in liberal instruments.
groes.
64O acres unimproved land from 3 to
4 miles Northwesterly from Bowling
Green, being entire Of section 20, ex-
cept w. l.2 of S. w. quarter with E.
half of S. E. quarter OF section 10, 7.
SO r. 8 west; this tract divides between
Timber and Prairie, and has abundance
of never failing waier;i it can be sold on
a credit if desirable.
A trrct of 80 acres, in the county
of Audrain, on Hicsory Crcea, a fori Of
Culver. Improvements are, log house
and stables; zeal 90 acres in tillagel soil
good, are about % acres of the best hind
of timber on the tract, in a thriving
neighborhood; this place will be sold for
one fourth in cash at purchase, remain
der in three annual i~nstalments.
LEVI PETTIBONE.
January Ia, 1893. till.
, 1843-02-25

hands.
With respect to mileage and extra
sessions and all that we suspect a
great nation might possibly manage
TO pay the members. Then asain,
the matter might be remedied by put
ting the President and the Seat of
government at St. Louis, and there
would be no difficulty in the case.-
Nay. with rail roads, they may have
oysters fresh at the Rocky mountains.
Sup-MARrSE TELEscopr This valua.
bic invention of Mrs. Sarah P. Ma,h-
er, OF Brooklyn, New York, we have
already noticed. The apparatus was
then arranged for examining only the
bottom OF rivers, bays, lakes, and 9th
or deep waters. A person at the sur
face could, by means of this instrn.
ment. obtain a clear view Of the WA
ter at almost any depth, and at a dis
lance OF twenty teet in every direc-
uoa from the lamp, which communi-
Cafes with the surface by means OF u
tube. Since that time Mrs. Malher
has added an important Improvement
which enables one t. view the under
part OF The hull as distinctly as one
,ees his own face in Il mirror. ThI,
i'm. rovenent is effected BY the app!i
cIlIon of mirrors or ~rehectorS wIliit
the ~leIcsc"pe, by means OF which d
SIDE li.ht is reflected. and the b ton
1T The vessel thus brunght plIInly IN
To view. TINS invention must lie u
vast importance To our navy and Il
navigltorS throughout the world. !
mi.h, al once b. applied 20 the lie
moval OF the Instructions ia the Ms
siSsippi and other rivers, and 10 III.
discovery of those unfortunate boats
and the recovery al ,he Impen>h:bl'
part of the rar-oes. which have BEEF
almost d nIy lost there. amounting Il
. MANY millions Of dollars per annun
l No matter how turtid the water ma,
he. the Illuminating power "t the m
Sirunent overcoines It's utmost oplcI
~. A pin has been distinctly see
IN the muddy bottom Of our bay. o.
IL windy cav. al The depth Of twenty
two feet IN. Y. Sun.
, 1843-02-25

OnEooN.--i, will be seen that the
Senate have passed the bill for the
occupation of Oregon. We shall
no undertake 10 decide upon the
proprie,y of the details Of This bill.
but we 10 most unhesitrtingiy say,
that this Government should take
possession Of the country at once.
and inform Europe in very civil lam
cuage. that such u thing as their
claiming North America. west OF the
United States, is entirely out oil the
question.
Some Of our Atlantic brethren seem
to have very strange notions on this
subject. The fhIowing is a sample:
sThe moment we have pe"p!ed
that region it must separate IRON Us.
Our interests would dlverge; the ex-
penses Of keeping up an intimate
con ,ection would be very great
The members Of Congress must be
selected. and start for the Federal
Metropolis months hefnre the time Of
converting; their MilIeage wonld be
enornous: and they would have Int
tie communication with their constiiu-
uents, AMI no opportunity TO return
10 them brtweeR thetwo sessions O.
their portion of the Union would not
be renresonted at all IN early extra
session. In fact, the blending OF Ore,
ron with thi. country in a Federal
Union, would be fatal to the preser-
ya,ion OF tina, quick intelligence he
tween the different sections. MAT deep
sympathy and attachment. That mn
mate knowledge Of each other :
wants and feelings. which are essen
tai 70 the stability and benefcleni
workings Of Republican n.,'tut'ons.'
N. Y. tribune.
This paragraph strikes US with
great surprise. The writer seems 10
have forgotten The whole history OF
the country. How long is It since II
took thirty days to 60 from \. YORK
l o Cincinnati! You a now 60
comfortable in five. How ionSs II
aimee neither the Erie Canal, the Ohic
Canal, nor any Railroad existed II
The Uriied States? Not twenty-iou'
wears. In the last ten years, The I,
States have made 1000 niles nan
road. and does any body talk aooui
wanting in .quickness OF 'htelii
gencer'. r.
These two reasons, all sufficient 10
the accrpa,ion Of Oregon: In ON
hundred years the United States VII
10 all human probability, have PoPu
lation of two hundred millions OF pee
pie, which is nearly that OF all Eo
rope. Then the nation Will iee' lis
j, wanted plenty Of territory
Secondly, and equally important u
the fact that from n. y. 10 the moul'
Of the Columbia, it is the most d'rec
and the best route, moi only from IN
Atlantic, but from Europe to Ch'n'
, 1843-02-25

Administrators Sale of Land.
TO BE SOLD first Monday May
l. term County Court, nine months
credit with bond and approved secu-
Ii,v one undivided fourth of the FOL.
lowing tract of land viz: the n. w.
fractional or. and S. W. /, and that
part OF N. e. 1 N. Z. or. township
e6, No. So N. of tho base line, K.
No. \ west OF the 9Th primo pal me-
ridean containing 1928 acres.
A. P. FERGERSON, Admir-.
February Tin lsas. ia-S
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The Thorough Bred Rocc Horse,
Bob ewing,

Z UST arrived from Kentucky, and
y will Sand the ensuing season OF
my Staple. in Pike Comfy, NO., on
the stage road from ST. Churles I ,Pai-
..nyra, five miles Southeast oil Bow
ling Green.
BOD EWING is by Woodpccker,
dam, McDuthe, grand dam by Col.
Meredilh's Orphan, OF Va. For fur.
Their particulars see Hills, in due time.
MERRY w. BUFORU
January I4th. i343. 8til
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"HE undersigned Administrators, of
- the Estate Of William D. Biggs,
deceased, in pursuance of an order
of the County Court of Pike Coun-
fly will expose 10 public sale be-
ore the Court House door in the town
of Bowling Green, Oh The first day OF
the next May Term of the County Court,
of said County, the following described
lots of land lying in said County, viz
S. l-2 lot No. =, N. w. Or. sec. Is,
T. 81, N. r. 2W.; the w. l-2 N. w.
or. sec. II, T. 81, n. R. 2 w; the Z.
- N. E. Or. Sec. 81, T. so, N. r. 4
w. the w. l-2 n. w. or. Sec. 81, T.
80, n. r. 4 W.; the S. Z. IA E. IA
section 30, T. So, N. R. 4 W.; w. Is
S. E. Ia, section 80, and w. - N. E
IA, Section 81, TOWNSHIP 81, n. R
4. West. The above lands will be so
d on a credit of IL and Is months, til,
purchaser giving bonds with personal Sc
curity for the payment ofihe purchase
money bearing interest at e per cent
from day of sale.
W. W: C. kE poWSISG. Adn'r..
Bowling Green, Feb. 25, lS43.-4t
, 1843-02-25

A bill has been introduced IN the
Legislature Of Illinois to wind up tie
Rank of Shawneetown IN | reduce the
State debt a million of dollars, and II
is thought, it will pass. 1t allows the
Bank four wears to wind up It's bust
ness-but requires ii to pay out all lis
specie. except fifteen thousand dol
lars. tn its creditors. In The House It
was ordered to a third reading 10y a
minority of 40 woes.
, 1843-02-25
BOWLING GREEN ACADEMY.

1HE subscriber, a graduate of Dart
l. mouth College, N. Hampshire, pro-
poses to take charge of this Institution
the ensuing season. The course of in
struction will embrace the Elementary
and higher branches of an English Edu-
cation, together with the Latin and
Greek Languages. He proposes to COM
mence the first session on Monday, the
Sd. day of April next.
TERMS Pm MosrH.-O photography,
Reading, Writing, & Elementary Arith-
metic. 81 IS
English Grammar, Geography,
Arithmetic SC. Its
Latin, Greek, Mathematics SC. $50
To give permanency to the Institution,
the subscriber designs to remain in
Bowling Green for two or three years,
at least, if he meets with the appreciation
and patronage of the public.
1t will be the aim and object of the In
structer, to prepare young men for the
business of life-for school-teachers or
for College. Testimonials of scholar
ship---moral character and success as a
Teacher, may be examined by any one
who will call on the subscriber.
REFERENCES:
Judge E. Hunt, G. Porter, Esq, Jas.
o. Broadhead, Esq, or Rev. James ".
Campbell.
Bowling Green, Feb. llth. l843.
JOHN HUBBARD.
P. S. / will give instruction to q class
of young men, in the higher branches,
until the regular session shall commence,
ii such apply soon. ]. H.
February llth lS43. l5---tI.
, 1843-02-25

CoUSrERFEITs.-A new batch OF
Counterfeit relief So notes on the ex-
change bank Of Pittsburgh, have been
set afloat in that city.
, 1843-02-25
Public BuildiEgS.

YNHE undersigned superintendent Of Pub
Il lie Buildings, for the County ct Pike,)
will receive sealed proposals, until the hf-
teenth of March next, for the eres ton of u
Court House IN the Town of Bowling Green,
County aforesaid. The building To he City
six by forty-fuur feet. two stories high, TO
be built OF brick, with stune foundation, oil
the materials Of the best quality, and work
to be lone in the best manner. Those wish
ing to undertake said building are request
ed to call al the store OF the undersigned
in Bowling Green, where they nssy zee a
plan of the house, and specifications Of the
work, &c.
JAS W. CAMPBELL.
Superintendent Of Public Buildings.
p. S. The work may he undertaken il
separate contracts Chat i.) the brick wors
in one contract, and the carpenters in sa.
other. J. VIC. -
February 18th la 3. Ala
, 1843-02-25
o
pPRICES

NHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
the inhabitants Of Bowling Green, and
vicinity, that hc has common ced business in
Mr.. Branham's sore, next door west Of the
Post Lficc, where he will carry on the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
in oil its various branches. and ut greatly redu-
ced prices. lie pledges himself to puncluaii.
ty and prump,ness al tho following great re.
ductIon of prices:
For full trimmed dress coats bound or cord
, 1843-02-25

Somebody down east says that 4
single lie must be conceive Ia lonsev.
Nv, or we shouldn't hear of SO manv
old maids and Oid bachelors.
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will be taken,

In payment Of subscription, Corn.
Oats, Flour, Butter, Dried Fruit, Tallow,
Candles, and Wood.
Radical Office, Der. 81, 1872
, 1843-02-25

A London paper says hat Inc
works preparatory TO the co nmence-
ment Of cuttInt through the ls,l,mns
,f Panama. are advancing rapidly
The canal will be as miles lpng-lts
breadth at the surface i35 !eel-and
;ts d.p,h 90 feet. NJ. Mnrel. the en-
%c,neer. estimates its cost 1T 100000
pounds sterling.
, 1843-02-25
NOTICE.

NOTiCE is hereby given that the IN
IL designed has taken ont letter. of Te.-
tamen:ary an the estate Of Joseph X. New.
ton deceased, bearing date the 2ud. dav OF
~Janunry ls43 All per-ons, therefore, in
lehied to the e.tate Of said deceased, are re-
quested 10 make Immediate payment and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested 10 exhibit them properly su-
rhenticntr,i, within one year from the date
of said letters, or they may be p~recluded
from having amy benefit Of said estate. and
If said claims are not presented within three
years, they will he f"re,er barred
WILLIAM ENGLISH, Exe'r.
February 4th lsl3. l4-3.
, 1843-02-25

MARRrEp-On Thursday evening, the 10th
ult., by Elder William Davis. Mr.. Henry Will
barger, to Miss Mary Lewellan. buth of Pike
county, Mo.
, 1843-02-25
New Hope, Feb'y, l843.
70 james II. d. HehdersoR:

To james H. d. Henderson:
Sir: | have seen your proposition, Monde.
script,i and have given 1t that attention that
your honour Iequi.cs; but find nothing deh.
mite. / shall wait until you lay Town YOU
premises in proper form; and if you are for
Temperance according to the Bible. we are TO.
gc,her; but, if you are for Total Abstinancs
we are at sue; and | shall expect you without
being p%roliI, to lay down your premises an pr'
per form.
Let no, hi n that sirdeth on his harness
boast himself as he that puttc,h it off.
Very respectfully. your OH servant,
WILLIAM DAVIS.
February the 18th, l643.
, 1843-02-25

1.-THE subscriber has 200 yards Broad
l. Cloths, that he is willing to ex-
change for Lands unimproved, or not
much improved, on fair terms; may be
willing to make a small part in cash ii
well suited with the lands.
LEVI PETTIBONE.
January 18th lS43. IL.
, 1843-02-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NuTlC% il hereby given that the under
IL signed has taken out letters of Admin
on the estate OF William Bolton
from the Clerk Of County Court of
PIKE County--bcaring date the IL of Jan.
A. ID. ls43: all persons, Therefore who
have any CLAIM against the estate of said
deceased are required TO exhibit the same
duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date of said letters, or they
may he prrclnded from having any benefit
of said estate, AMI II such claims are not
presented vi HIN three years they will bt
forever barred.
LORENZO d. BOLTON, Admr.
January 2ist. lS42. Nv IL
, 1843-02-25

How TO BEAT WIFE.-The editor
of the Ta!ledega (Ala.) Southernef
has found out a way 10 beat his wife
10 the kindest and most considerate
He has her mesmerized, and
then fogs the operator like vengence!
As feeling, taste &c, are transferred.
she catches a licking, an! the world
wont call the husband Il brute.
, 1843-02-25
n 0 Tic (.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING

BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
NArH'L w. JONES, would in
form The citizens Of Bowling
Green and vincinity, that lie has es-
lahlished himself in the above bust
ness in the shop occupied by B. Bran
ham, where he will hold himself in
readiness al all times t. attend to all
calls in his line, with promptness.
n. w. JONES.
Bowling Green. Jan. I. 1843. 81.
, 1843-02-25
STATE OF MISsouRI,/ss

STATE OF MISSOURI, SIS
County OF Pike.
In the County Court, Feb. Term, le43.
Jesse e.. RODGERS Administrator de
y 6onis non of the Estate OF Lewis Ut
te,bsck dec -a-ed, comes aud files his petit
ton Tor the sile of the real estate OF said
deceased, aud said Petition Ia accompanied
BY a true account OF III, Administrations, \
list OF the debts due In aud by the decea-ed-
aud All IA, -ntory Of the real estate, aud oil
all othes Hs'tts IN bis hano-, the whole ven
| fed by the ali isV,t Of said admInI,trator.-
Il IS therefore ordered that all persons in
,ercsted in said estate, be notified that I'M
les, the contrary be showno n OF before the
FIRST day of the next term of this Court, ah
order will be made for the sale of the fol
lowing desc,ibcd real estate to wit: lots 81,
81, 80, 40, ZIG, aud Ok, with the improve
ments thereon, in the town of Bowling
= cen, or so much thereof as will Ice sulh
c,cnt To pay the debt. OF said deceased, and
that this notice be published Ion s!A weeks
III some newspaper in this state.
A true copy Of the record.
Tcstc: A. II BUGKNER, Clerk.
February 18th. l-43. OWL.
, 1843-02-25

PRopltEr MILLER.-l1e preached
in person, or Friday. Saturday, and
Sunday last, at the Chinese Museum,
TO crowded audiences. He speaks
from Il kim of platform utin nearly
the centre OF the saloon, surrounded
by 4 mum er Of his associates. He
looks Intelligent, speaks well, is evi
IDENTIFY well informed on tie subject
of ancient history, and appears 10 b.
thoroughly enthusiastic III his belief
Of Il e approaching destruction OF the
world. lie certainly reasons logical
ly, and with great a~cuteness, and we
should not be al all surprised If he
produce. With his doctrine, as grca'
a ferment here, particularly among
the ladies.) rs he has in many other
places. There we're last night anc
Saturday night, about three w"mer
TO one nan present-many oil then
woman of very loose character IN
deed.-TSpirit of the Times.
, 1843-02-25
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINS lRA iON NOTlCE.
EOTlCE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained from
The Clerk of the County Court Of
Rails county, letters of Administra-
ton upon the Estate Of William l..
Lynch deceased. bearing date the %.
Jan. A. d. I843. All persons hav-
ing claims agains, said estate, are re.
quested to exhibit them in q year
from the date Of said letters for al
~Iowance, or they may be precluded
from any bece6, Of said estate; and
ii such claims are not presented with.
in three years t'om the date oil said
letters, they will be forever barred.
C. n. LYNCH, Ada,'f.
JAM IA. l343. Sill
, 1843-02-25

mportant Change in The Mericnn
Tariff. News was received OH ne
9Th inst. at New Orleans. OF 40 ND
n,rtantaltera;ion in present Mexican
t,ri.E. The new law imposes a duty
of fifty per cent. on all merchandise;
above tina. previously demanded
which viii materially affect those en-
r,ged N trade with the Republic.
, 1843-02-25
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
NJ Office is hereby given. TINT the I'M
~ dcr.i.ned has obtained rom the Clerk
of the County Court Of Lincoln county, let
ters of administration upon tho Estate Of
Ambrose A. Clark deceased, bearing date the
18th day OF Nov. A. D. 1912. All persons
having claims against said estate, ure re-
que.ied TO exhibit them in one year from
the date of ,aid letters for allowance, or
they may be preclnded from any benefit Of
said estate; and If such claims are not pre-
scented within three years from the date Of
said letters, they will be forever barred.
vIRRlLLAR G. CLARK, Adm'r.
December, 18th lS42. 3w7.
, 1843-02-25
TAVERN STAND FOR SALE.

TAVERN STAND FOR SALE.
WISHING 10 close my career in
w Bowling Green, ! offer for sale
The Old Brick Tavern and lots be-
longing to it, together with a variety
of household furniture, suitable for
tavern use, also vacant lots situated
in diferen, parts of the town. and a
tract Of 16O acres Prairie and 90
timber. within II mile of town. IN
case ! should not sell. | will, if desired.
rent the tavern with the privilege OF
selling and giving possession at some
suitable time In be agreed upon.
Terms shall be accommodating.
AUG. curry.
February 18th l843. l5---tf.
, 1843-02-25
LAMBS WOOL WANTED!

TINE subscriber wishes TO purchase
Il a quantity Of Lambs Wool, for which
a fair price will be paid. He will also
take IN exchange for Hats, Furs OF eyery
description. WAYNE
Bowling Green, Jan. 18th, lS43.
, 1843-02-25
Wood.

WILL be taken in pa, aent Of sub'e'ip-
w lion I" the Radical, ifdel vered soon.
January 2lst. l~43.
, 1843-02-25

EVERY One TO HER 49,,
,i,ion was presented IN 'he Mas ass Mr,
noI andI4e other females OF BRAN u,a.
, tn.. paving for the repeal Of tho law
forbiddinc in,ermarrlage 0''
r.rsons Of different color.
, 1843-02-25

A roruLALR JAlLon:-Ihe Clese-
Land Herald says: The Jail at Jefferson
, Asb,abnla county, was burned on Mon
day. Fire accidental and the prison,
srs accidentally let out, and worked
III. GOOD fellows to save the property OF
,hs is;lor. not one of them attempted to
tn, tine C af''' The effects of a Mr.. Pearce'
Who resided in the second story Oh Inc
~, entirely destroyed.
, 1843-02-25
PAY Tn!

THE subscriber having commenced bust
Il ness under the firm Of Eastin & Ran.
kins, would be obliged to his former cus,o-
mes to come forward and settle their &c.
counts. by payment Of the money or BY note.
CHARLES D. EASTlN.
GAINESVILLE, Jan. 10Th lS43. 4wll.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-21
.ANNUNCIATIONS.

We are authorized TO announce loan r.
RIcHARDs, Eco, IS candidate for the Office
Of Probate Judge of Yazoo county, at the
next November election.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN a..
HowARD, as candidate election to the
Office Of Assessor of Yazoo country, at the
next November election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN P.
BEAsLEY5 as candidate for the Office oil. Tax
Collector of Yazoo. county, at the next No
VENDOR election.
We are authorised to announce CHARLEs
M. HENDERSON, as candidate for the Office
Of Tax Collector Of Yazoo county, at the
next November election.
We are authorized TO announce WILLIAm
G. HAYS as a candidate for the Office Of
Assessor of Yazoo county At the next.No-
vember election.
We are authorized to announce JoHE O.
HUNTER, as candidate for the Office Of AS
SCISSOR of Yazoo county. At the next Novem-
Der election.
o. We are authorised to announce Mr..
M. G. BIINcoE az candidate for the ofic8 Of
Tax Collector at tie next November election.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-21
~ 10 Prepared E

As Sunday the esd April } is the
day fixed By Pro - Miller for The .Rnal des-
iruetion Of the World, we would suggest to
our readers ihe great importance of being
fully prepared 10 meet their awful doom, for
ice.punch won't save you. TO our delin-
quent subscribers and those indebted to US
for job work, we would say, come and settle
immediately as you have but two days TO
prepare yourselves for the judgement 70
come. Should any fail TO settle their accounts
awful will be their doom, for when they are
araigned a. the bar Of the Suprem Court Of
the Universe 10 = give an account Of deeds
done inn this world, great will be their con-
sternation when they hear the sentence pro-
nOunced upon them by the Supreme Jude,
of "dePart ye cursed" for you OsOe ne prin.
lferg