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Publishers q. states Mail.

PUD{ISNCrS q. StTtCS HHWIIs
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED IN ADVANCE,
40 l2l MINI Street.
]. w. RANDOLPH & co.
Bulletin, Monday, August III.
DART l.ardnrI's Popular Lectn'rs-25 cents
/ No Ga and rs Litlrll's Living Age-l2 cents
No II Choice Readins-Hazltu's Characters Of
Shakespearr-50 cents
Pen and Ink Sketches, by a Cosmopolitan, to which
is added Chatterton-a Romance Of Literary Life-5o
cents
No % and ~ iierberts Wandern: Jrw-6 cents
Mysterious Monk or the Castle hteDhcim, thrilling
tar-2J cents
Iipnr:e,tr, OF the Maiden aud the Priest-l2 cents
Henry Howard, and who Is The captain, by lnsin-
liami-i2 cents
No Mysteries of Berlin l2 cents
New York Herald for Saturday, August 9 Aug. 10
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The New York Journal OF Commerce, oil Sd
turday, 3 P. NJ, gives an account OF most caring
and outrageous acts Of The Anti.Renters IN Deia-
ware county. The Shcrifis going Andes, LOT me
purpose Of selling some properly dislfa'neu ion
Ienl, were fired upon BY company OF ou 10 NV
"Indians or white savages in Disguise, and Steele
an Under.Shcrf was dangerously, and Il was
feared motally, wounded-two horses being sho'
dead. The country in that vicinity was IN me
highest excitement.
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EXTRAORDINARY PRoPirs.-Bea Factory D,ri-
dend pet-We learn from the Newburyporl
Herald, that the Essex Steam Mill Company in
that town recently made dividend Of torly fpo
and half per CENT, being The earnings oil the fac
tory during the year!
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MISCELLANEOUS
Doctor PattesOn.

LAS removed 10 Mr.. Bosher's Row Of bu;,i
IL ings, second square above The Banks snt
third door from The upper corner. s"1
August 2-eo2w
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w. r. Turpin's Office.

PRIZES! PRIZES !! !! PRIZES =.
DRAWING Of Alexandria Lottery, Class lss, Extra,
~ August 9Th:
70 "a 60 81 IS 50 s. II - 81 So l.
Ticket Nos "a IS, prize of S,n0; Also Nos. rs 81
rs, prize Of Sloo, both sold and paid by TURPIN
Drawing Of ArSandri. Lottery, Glass 30, Aug oh:
81 81 81 g 80 - ~ 81 % CD % SO 81.
Drawing OF Lfrsburg Lottery, No, 20, August llth
10 u 50 g II IS IS - IS 81 20 7s,
Ticket Nos ii 81 IS, another Capital sold and PAID
by TCRPIN.
Aug IL
CITATIONS OFFICE, No. S, South ih
- Street.
Let the world say what hey can,
For selling prizes STR4rroE's the man.
Drawn Hos. of Mononsalia Lottery, 80, Aug s:
~ 81 - SO 10 Sc S 20 II "a y
Tickets Nos. "a ~ 20, Nos. "a II "a, and Nos.
p Sc II, three more prizes sold and paid ~,
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos ofAlexandIia Lottery, Glass 80.
81 81 81 IS 80 80 II Al % 81 "a 50 q.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg, No. -, Aug-ll:
70 ! 80 80 g. II IS IS 40 Is 81 % = lo
Aug. ia
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PlsroL AuorMESr-An express reached here
about two o'clock on yesterday, bringing the
painful intelligence, that Frederick 7. stanton
orr noble, fearless, amiable and talented fano1'
date for Congress, had been shot down by DR.. j.
R. Christian. at Germantown, where he and his
onponcnr, MIR. scrusgs, had an appointment 10
speak. The ball entered The cheek, or Jaw.bone,
and ranged downwards. The wound although
severe, ii is though, by the gentleman sending The
express, will moi prove mortal We have learn
Ell no further particulars, and shall at present Of
fer no comments
tlLnnb;< I Tenn ANIMAL July 81,
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STATUE TO GEs. JAcKsoS.-The Democracy
of Tennessee are about taking measures 10 erect
a marble statue TO Gen. Jackson at Nashville.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL, IN STANTON.

TIME next session of this school, will com.
J. mence on the 9Th OF August, and terminate
the 18th OF June following. Monthly reports Of
The progress and department Of The pupils are sen,
TO their parents or guardians, and boariers are
required unless excused, 10 attend some house cf
divine worship on Sabbath morning.
Term>-Board and tuition Tor len months Slil
payable semiannually III ddraace. The number
OF pupils is limited, and persons wishing 10 enler
their sons will please make early application
address PIKE POWERS,
July S-cwlAngl5ih SauniOn
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coITr,pI;TIoysulp INSURANCE. 90

CONTRlBUTlONSHlP lNSIRS NCb CD., !
New York, July 18Th, lsi5.
the fire in this city Will doubtless cause
~ much unensness in the minds OF parties holding DO
lices Of this Office il thought advisable To state, that
The relationship Insurance Company, airr all thrt
losses aIe paid will still have handsome capital re:
mainin. and are continuing do business hot only 10
this CITY, hut through their agencies heretofore, and
that they will promptly adjust all losses which they
NAV incur J. SMYTH ROGERS, President.
To u. c. RANDOLPH, Richmond, Va.
Risks taken, as heretofore, by
ID. COUPLAN0 RANDOLPH,
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I F. WORDS LOTTERY OFFICE. Opposite the
y Exchange Hotel, Richmond. Va.
Drawing Of the Alexandria Tnt.ry Extra, Class ls6:
~ CO % 81 &c - IS 81 is ! 10 50 IS - Ii.
Ticket, Nos. IS 80 ~, $50, sold and paid 10 poor
nun. Al.o, other prizes-l Of $780, cf Siap, and
of 2j-also gone to the needy. Aug. IL
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memphis (Ttnn) Appeal, July 81.

TRlcxs or RoGrEs- II rogues would but Toll
half as hard 10 gel living honestly, as they do
by knaysh means, they would soon become as
conspicuous for their prosperity and honesty as
they now are for their villany The Boston
Journal tells the story of deep laid plan de-
signed TO cheat Boston firm. Messrs. Townsend
& Co. out OF the value of $50 barrels OF Hour.
A man. signing himself Orsley Snyder, wrote
a letter from Baltimore, stating, that he was
manufacturer Of -four, and thai he had large
amount on hand, which he designed for the Bos-
ton market Messrs. L. & Co., subsequently re-
ceived second letter, announcing that The Hour
had been shipped and this was accompanied by
bill Of fading. The close OF The second letter
reads thus:
"One of the men who freight ipr me IS going
10 move his family 10 Richmond. ! owe HIM
about $50 and shall be short 800 If you can
send me that amount in letter by Tuesday next
YOU will much oblige me- Virginia money will
do. and you can get il al /. discount. ! will re-
rnrn home as soon as ship The $50 bbs., and II
YOU think you can gel me as for white corn, will
send YOU 400 bushels Dull here to-day al AZ"
The money was sent, but the Boston merchants
took care 10 send it 10 third party who made
injuries for Snyder, who was no where TO be
found and for The -four, which OF course had ne
yer been shipped.-[.N. y. Efprcss
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NO MRS. DORCAS PHIPS:-You ar H..
i by notified, lha, have filed a sta,ene,, =
the causes, on winch shall found an applicant
TO The next General Assembly for Divorce ,ro,o
you, IN me Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery Tor Grayson county, where Won a..
required 10 attend ON The first day Of The Semen
Der term, ISIS. DAVID q puIpS
August elm
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To lie Edilors nflAe Ennu,rer.

OLp POINT, August 9, ioio
Dear sirs: AS good many people are a 1,,.r
the impression, that il is unsafe 10 come down y
here after The middle OF August, enclose you
report given by The Surgeon OF the post. wn,en
ough, TO be sufficient 10 satisfy The puoiie lp'nu.
Facts speak for themselves. venture 10 say, .n hs
cleaner bill for the same population IS no. 70 y.
found anywhere in the country Inc Objects ~ =,
the garrison all with one accord speak ol 'ne
Illness Of this place. Maj motifs VINO, a. an
officer, has resided in many parts OF Inc a'a ~
told me, to-day, lha, he considers old rom. inc
healihiest place he has ever known. Indeed VIVA.
is 10 make ii olherwise1 A sandy beach Ju'llns
out into The Bay, with no marsh or stagnant Wa'eI
near, and constantly famed BY the sea'ofeeHcS'
have seen no mosquitoes even.
We have been a lille dell here during 'ne iai-
ny season Of The past week. But everything ~ea,s
a gay appearance again There have been some N
80 or 40 arrivals to-day The dining anu VIC
ballroom exhibit tonight an animated appeal
ance. Several families are here Tor Inc SEASON
others are expected in day or Two; so we oesin -
have something like settled population, ana inc
pleasant acqnainlances formed, and me PIeas'ns
social intercourse is not likely to be broken W %
soon as usual at such places Yours.
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EOR RENT OR LEASE

FOR RENT OR LEASE,
The Ueas"n Dwelling iIonse, with is cut
"a buildings, formerly occupied as residence by
s.s.H Mr. Robert Gfe.nhow. For terms, apply To G.
Crump, or by letter, addressed to tn. subscri.
her, at W ,shnstou City.
Aug. CT xe,df ROBERT GREESUUW.
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To Mr.. JAMES s Enrx6H.

10 MI. JAMES =. FRENCH:
Sir: In answer 10 your enquiries Of ihiS morn, nc
Ing in relation 10 the comparative nu'npel =. "a, 80
SIS OF fever originating at this station CUTIE -.
months Of July. August, September and October.
| herewith enclose Won a tabular statement oil
the cases occurring in each of those months for
The last four years, with the number ofuoops pre-
sent during each OF those months. | vouch iot
lis correctness, as il is taken from ms register oi
sick. Yours, {. K. FlNLEi,
Surgeon U. 5. Army.
Cases Of Fsrer occurring al Fort lnnror, r "a.
gina, during he months Of Jnlu, Ahsna sep
TENDER and OcioJer, 1911, 42, 43, and Al.
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A DESlRA BILE ESTATE FOR SALE.
TNHE subscriber offers for sale the estate lying
i near Prince Edward Court House, knoan
as Springfield The tract OF land contains 500
acres a very fair proportion Of which consists o.
excellent wood land and low grounds, large
quantity Of improved high land, with good bui'i-
ings, and all necessary Improvements for com.
toIabe residence. Ii is situated within one mlIe
Of Prince Edward Court House, two miles from
Hampdc1 Sidney College, and seven miles from
Farmville These places furnish constant and
excellent market for all otis productions. There
is no place in Virginia more entirely healthy, AM
no society superior in intelligence and morality
to that in lis immediate vicinity. lis nearness 70
The Court House and College, afford superior ia.
ciltes for education. There are Two fouTishins
female schools, and one male school, at the Couh
House.
The overseer will show the premises 10 any
person wishing TO see them. Persons wishlnslo
purchase, will address the subscriber at Farm
vile, Prince Edward county, Virginia.
TERMS One third cash. on delivery Of The
deed, and the residue in one and two years. For
The deferred payments, bond AMI security will De
required. CllAS. ). CARRlNGIOH.
July lief
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LANES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, AUGUST 9, ISIS.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Buchanan, T. Lenahan, with so
IONS mdse. from Scot'sviIle TO Warwick 4 Banks
dale, Sheppard & Williamson, Robert Gwaih-
mey Blair & Brockenbrough, Parrish u Beaz-
lev and Deanc & Brown.
Boat Thomas Nj. Bondurant, L. Henry, with
26l tons mdse. from New Canton, 10 Deanc
Brown, Wren s. Macon, Gibson y Thornton,
B. Sheppard, and A. t. Harris.
CLEARED.
Boat George Washington, VIM G. c. Over
ION with 3. tons mdse Tor Hardwicksville and
Bent Creek.
Boat Richmond, N. Harding, with 45s tons
mdse for Scotlsville, Warminsler, HarlwickS-
Vile. Elk Creek, Lock No. 40, and Lynchburg.
COpEY,S LADY,s BOOK. for August; prie. IS cts.
" Nos g. and Is Liltles Living Age ~ cents just
received by NASH & "o.i mo-
Aug. IL BonKseiefs, 10 ''a" ''ee..
fCURNIP SEED Red Topped strap lraved.
j +. at Dutch strap lcavrd.
Purple Tapped, Yellow Ruta Baga, &c
Another supply received this day and for sale at
any - NSfOS'S, us Main street.
j Nos-Drawins received this day, TUESDAY !
Capitals: So OOo &c &c. 70 Nos, II drawn. Tickets
only Sc. Packages low.
Two for 10 morrow.-Wednf sday-S2,OI0, ~ oil
! nnn. 10 Nos, Ia drawn. Tickets So
Also fr Wrdntsd ay-S3, 00O. % Nos, IL dawn
Tickets 81. For prizes, address
7. RUSSELL BIGGER CO.,
Aue 70 Managers Office, opposite Eise Ruins.
SrISMONDTS observation-disclosures View of
- the Literature of tue South Of Europe, by {. IT,
Sismondc Ssmondi, of tIr Academy and Society OF
Arts of Geneva Honorary Member OF the University oi
wilma, OF the Italian Academy. &c, &C., translated
from the original, win Notes BY TEomas Roscoe, Esq
in Two vols, evo. For sae by
NASH & WOODHOuSE,
Aug - Booksellers, 1877 Man 81.
IIOYT'5 PRIZE OFFICE.-Drawing Of Monongalia
i Lottery, Class -:
AZ ~ ., SO 10 So 8 20 IL ~ ~
Ticket Nos. AZ 20 IL, Capital Prize, Sold and paid
no HOYT.
Alexandria. Extra, Class la:
&c 81 ca 81 81 : 50 So IL AZ - u SO 4
Alexandra, Glass No. 70:
81 81 81 Gs 30 - - Al % e "a SO o.
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toMMlsSloN BUSINESS The subScri.
- Der hasins termed a co-pannership win
John A. Robinson, his bushes, viii IN t +"
lnFe be G2 TdnN, under The irmoi WILLIAMS
beral advances Will be made Flour of Al. =,
ard besI quaiiy will be kept constantly on haDt
Our PERSONAL attention will be given 10 .,.. =,
Tobacco Flour, Wheat, anu all other con,gp.
menis directed 10 our care
June 20-c2m THOS. WILLIAMS
A LII persons having claims against lie es,a.
II Of Col. Augustine Claiborne, deceased nil
please present them for payment. There are
many claims in my hands, found among lie "a.
pers OF Col. Claiborne, which, am inclined =
think, were placed with him Tor collection: her.
fore, all having his receipts as attorney viii pea,s
present them and gel their claims.
WIN. A. SOMERVILLE.
Executor Of A. Claiborne.
Apply 10 John r. Chamtliss, Attorney a, Law
Hickslord, Va. July 22-cwiw
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PROPOSALS

WILL be received until the 18th Of ~.
w month, (August,) Tor Buildings 10 be pla ,~I
upon the lot in the city of Richmond occupies ;,
present, in par, by The Bell Tavern, accoldina :,
plans anu specifications which can be exam;,':
al the Office Of Mr. Bacon TAFT PfoposIlin,
will be received for the whole or any paris II =.
said Buildings. BENZ DAVIS
Aug Cit.
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
DEING appointed receivers Of al claims du


DEING appointed receivers of all claims DE
ID 10 the firms of Fitzpatrick, Clarke & Lyon
and Fitzpatrick & Lyon, and OF John y. Filz.
patrick Individually, BY the Superior Coun o. !
Albema,le county, We notify all who are intel;.
ed 10 The parties aforesaid either by bond, &C.
count or Otherwise hat speedy payment mus te
made, as it is important that all matters con.
nected with these concerns be closed as early IS
practicable.
We have put claims into the hands OF Col
Alexande. Fitzpatrick due 10 the firm Of Fzpa
rick * LION and J. n. Fitzpatrick individually
for settlement and collection, as many OF them
are too remote for us 10 attend 10 their collection
in person; hut no suit is authorized 10 be brought
until reasonable notice tails 10 effect wishes
HOGG, WHlTMORE & co,
Sco,isvie, Va Receivers
N. b. No other person than ourselves is au.
lhorised 10 collect any claims whatever, due 10
the persons aforesaid or John y. Fitzpatrick IN.
dvidualIy, except such as we authorize.
June tj-cu H., w. & co.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-10-04
LOWELL CARPET FACTORY

One OF the Editors Of the Richmond Wing who has beer
spending some time the East the examination Of the va
nous manufacturing establishments prosperous section
Of our country, describes in Of his recent letters visit
70 the Lowell Carpet Manufactoryp where he suddenly
found himself in the midst Of more than ffy looms from
which seemed to spring. he remarks if by magic some
Of the most beautiful figures in wool he had ever seem He
adds
Until entering the building, where we found large num-
Der OF the Lowell Girls weaving carpets, had no con-
work has been brought in this country. The carpets then
being made, by the only powerooms and first ever known
or used in any country equal in richness and beauty
to any thing of the kind is possible produce And
forcby struck upon examining the style Of carpet
featured at LOWELL to find that the very article that
many of merchants have to mark German from the
fact that there many people in this country who imagine
that capeng be made any where else than the
waters That such idea is only preudcal to Amer-
can industry, but also exhibits want of information do
not hesitate say Why should article manufacture
ed in this country be good that made elsewhere And
why should we not foster enterpsng artisans in
preference to those abroad
In being guided through the carpet building by
tegent youth, who seemed to take pleasure in showing
that things could be done in this country well
Others was taken into that part of the factory where Che
nellie and Tut rugs made Here again. to the
quisite perfection Of Of the Lowell rugs surprised
beyond measure And struck again with the fact that
many Of those very Lowell Rugs would have undergo
German English stamp before the people of ANERIcA
could be made to appreciate them"
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gson employed in the foreign trade because, whilst the for
e'gn trade continually neriered with the have
POINTED OUT the domestic navigation Is completely protected
DO not allow any foreign ship inermedde in coast
ns trade. 70 the shipbuders Of America therefore, who
ne excuve supply Of vessels for the coasng trade,
'ei q tne greatest that domestic industry
vernment 70 make H. Is y. r. '- IN " = - -
~ u snort mere Y no man in Maryland nor, believe, in
ho onoa' whether he be farmer merchant Or mechanic
tsclve System and by that system mean. moi
ec'on got ny chance from tariff for reyenue but protection
gos through The agency Of enlightened laws which look
and directly 70 the duty Of fostering and protecting the me-
win money Is very good hingqute Indispensable but 10
promote the success comfort and happiness Of the toinr
millions Of this land, still better and in my opinion
. say the least of IT, quite indispensable the other The
ann o. 1912 has admirably served this end and trust il is
no now TO be sacrificed to the passion, the prejudice the
wnm o. any party Let watchwod be- The Tariff If
is4S shall not be touched" ]. p. KENNEDY
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HoRRoRs or OPIUM BATTING.

writer in India who has been constant witness Of the
terrible effects Of opium eating, draws most startling picture
the horrible sensations which the victim Of this practice
subjects himself In years from the time he
its he must expect to die and death most TERRIBLE which
il makes one shudder to think Of. After the habit be-
confirmed the countenance ash paleness
the eyes wild brightness the memory fails the
gait oers mental and moral courage sinks, and fnghtu
atrophy reduces the victim to ghasty spectre
living skeleton There is slavery Of body and mind
equal that Of the opium aker Once habuaed to its doses
fictitious smulant every thing will be endured rather than
the pvaton of and the unhappy victim endues all the
consciousness Of his degraded state while he ready to
sell all he has in the wordto part with family and friends
rather than surrender the Of this fatal rughs transient
delight The peasurable sensation and imaginative ideas
arising at first pass away they become fainter and faint
e and at last give place to hond dreams appalling pictures
of DEATH speces Of fearful visagc haunt the mind the
light OF heaven converted into the gloom Of hell sleep,
bamy Sleep, flies forever night succeeds day 70 be cloth
ed IN nevercndng horrorsncessan and
total arrangement of the digestive organs ensue, and death
at last relieves the victim Of this sensual enjoyment
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CHINESE stated in Mr. Peterss Guide
to the Chinese Museum that on the
Chinese STAGE their parts being performed by young boys d
Gated for the purpose.
Many of their plays founded the ancient history Of
the empire and represent the between the different States
petty Kingdoms In these plays the dresses very
splendid. As they little shifting scenery, great
deal left to the imagination. An actor in with
whip in his hand and throws up his left leg when there
doubt he is horseback Strdng up and down the stage
several times he stops and informs the audience that he has
arrived at distant place. which they in duty bound
believe If he hesates in his rapid pace during his jour
ney and treads few steps cautiously and with osciatng
motion Of the body and then soops down and begins pulling
imaginary the spectator must suppose him exposed to
the dangers of navigation.
These defects with the ludcrousy painted faces Of the
tors representing Tartan generals and the hord din kept
with gongs and instrument which has been ap compared
its cracked penny trumpet renders all their his
toca plays arces in the eyes Of foreigners The plays begin
about the middle Of the day and last until late night usually
ending with umbng, and other eats Of agility and strength
I'm Y Mirror
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RELIeIoUs ISTELLIGENcE FROM South AFRIca.-Frorn
letters recently received by the American Board
that the Natal Colony in South Africa containing about ninety
thousand, is in state peculiarly favorable Christian
instruction. The colonial government is very friendly and
twenty missionaries and teachers earnestly called
The readiness of the people hear thus described by Dr.
ADAMS
"My arrival at village the signal for the people of that
and the neghborng villages assemble; when address
them thirty forty minutes and then proceed another
Element The day is occupied-in this and when
stop for the night my hut is usually filled with men, women
and children, whom address in familiar manner till am
weary. After they have retired their own houses car
hear them, frequently till late hour conversng together up
what they have heard have been often much gratet
at witnessing the pleasure manifested by the people on
ing visit and hearing them inquire with much apparent
terest and solicitude, " when will you again "
In reference to the region the Rev. Mr.. LIsDLEr
says, in an appeal to young ministers
"We surrounded by many thousands of heather, to
every of whom have the eest possible Your
residence among them would be safe where you
The climate of the heahies in the world. Ev-
cry thing you would need for the body is here be had OF
the Universities and anxees heretofore experienced by you
would know nothing. The field which have been for
years trying to enter is fairly fully, permanently open
and declare you, with all due seriousness that the wide
world Of heathensm does present spot favorable
than this for the exercise of that love which, Christians
you profess to feel"