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REV. DIR. ARNOLp,S WORKS.

REV. DR.. ARNOLD'S WORKS.
N APPLETON u CO have just published the History
~. of Rome from the esrl-s period by rhos Arnold d.
D. three volumes OF thu English edition reprinted entire In
two elegant 3vo. volumes Price 81
This work csnnu, fail of being welcomed as an important
addition historical literature Ii mas lo since been ad-
mitted the hes; history of Rome sver written.
Sermons preached in the Chapel of Rugby School, by
ThOs Al rold d d. neat Volume 6mo. IS cents.
THIS vouns will be found be interesting and valuable
10 all interested in the education of youth
Lectures Modern History by Thos Arnold d. d with
preface by Prof Reed the University OF Penn
svlvaniR- ! vol. ,2mO. 81 p.
Already introduced teri book in several Colleges
The Miscellaneous Works of Thomas Arnold, D. D. io
Guiding nine additional essays he found N The Eng
lish edition vol 3vo. price 3
This vcume consists Of Republication OF such OF DR.. Ar
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History Of the Later Roman Commonwealth BY Thos
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NATIONAL MAGAZINE AMI
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Office 6I Ful'oust. This day Is published the February
hummer CONTENTS:
Commercial History of Portugal with statistical tables
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Thu. Great West, with statistics OF The productions and
trade Of ire Valley Of the NJ ss-siPpi
months the Copper Region by Charles Nhittesey
neraogica OF those resione and the Rivers and
HaI5ors on Lake Superior.
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Monthly List of Patents granted HI Washington
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MEMORANDA.

SAILED.
Ship Wabash, Norleans.
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Ts5E SOUTHERN MAIL.
s,,-r-co-MR sLlDrLr.-Thc Washington Union

w,,,co-MR sLDELl.-Thc Washington Union
ITue.day says:
Les a..,ce from Mexico and Vera Cruz. The leuers
pn;he ri,y of Mexico to the 18th JAM at when
on sEde was in the city. but was expected 10 ar
ne I.I.na on the 18th He had obtained an escort to
I,ce Eotthc slightest insult had been offered 20 MN,
heen reported but he had been received win n1ucn
sn and he had been corned in the society OF the
'a,,oIis as AN elegan, and accomplished gentlemen:
- not vet been received by the government N MS
81 c.pacity-ncither bad they declined MS recep
and in fact judging by appearances, there was no
n 10 believe that he would not be ss acceptaoie 10
government of Paredes as 10 that OF Herrera
pnmors and specuatons were still aioat ABOUT Gaming
ronean Prince to the throne Of Mexico, and sup
- hirr by the aid of French and British soldiers
- uss said and believed. in Mexico, thai Gen AFista
.s.,hlisbed a pronaieidmeT;o against Paroles, anc
-, Re wss in san Luis dc Potos or on the advance tc
-. acc AZ the head OF 900 troops, on his march u
s.s,ita Difficulties Gathering around the ne
.tssnt of the Republic Yucatan had raised her in
,n6en. national flag and Tobesco was about follow
her example California almost Independent
Ts..e were the reports which prevailed wnen Tue s
easel left Vera Cruz but they are in some fespec.s
.onc;sbIe with the accounts which were as' recei'eo
from Corpus Christi
letter dated Mexico Jan. Il. says
Cause of Mr. Slidelrs not having been recosolleo
:. .be MEXICAN Government that instead VI co"ius
- an American Minister, invested WIN Iu Pots p, Io
IA arrangement of the Texan question: NC .au- o.
.,o,;syv Although rurnors OF war are very curren,
we do mot believe that hostlities VIII De resofleu
ss,reen this country and the United States
TUT TARlrr.-The Washington Union OF Tues
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who in the habit OF using selling intoxicating liquors
moderately medefaely respectfully invited 10 a.
tend and listen 10 the arguments Q! these gentlSmen
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books, Creek and Latin Classics, &c.
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MARINE JOURNAL

PORT OF NETWORK
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r For sale Of Stocks AT the Exchange see Last Page
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" Opening OF the So Inman Gailery."-The In,
man Gallery will open al The Art Union Rooms. No 81
Broadway, the 0th day of February and the Exhibition
VIII continue during the four following weeks.
Tickets sre row resdy ard he obsined OF The Urea
surrr, B. FOSDlCK. No $50 Broadway Gnd nj the Art
Union Gallery. S22 Brosd,rgy
THOMAS 5, CUMMINGS, Chairman of Com.
GEO RuCKHAM Sacr.
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S5IO GRUCERS-2O0 reams heavy stra" paper, suit
4 ~ Tor yrocrrs use: also tea and other payers
M Iwis. JAMES NoRVAL, loo John-st
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r1~T To Lndics.-Mrs NJ 5. COVE is now forming
Glasses Of Ladies instruction Anatomy aud fh, so
Iogy and the Principles Of Water Cure Mrs Cove hiss
iust received Female Mode from AngcGX, Paris.
Glass of Ladies will meet al 6i3 Broadway, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays al P. III. commencing Feb 9Th
The uniform success which Mrs Cove has had during
ers wears in curing dseases by the application Of Water
and er experenc. medical adviser at the Lebanon Wa
terCure House induce her 10 continue 10 give advice To
Ladies respecting their hes n. Ladies' consult Mrs
Cove FROM jO A. NJ. t2 NJ al 6i3 Broadway l0f lwis
~ In Boston. Jordan II Wiley authorized 10 fe}l
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American and Foreign Periodicals cheap and standard
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hJinter Ga5bions.
rArI AND WTNTER GOODS.

i
MIN T. JENNINGS 4 co. Diapers and Teilor,, III
~ porters OF Cloths and ces-merea vesing', Sc 81
Sroadway American Goto opposite ;h- Fou1ain are IN
receipt extensive assortment Of new goods for Fa and
Winter wear, comprising, French and Eng.!sh Ciohs oI
DrDs and Frock Cost- 10 OF styles
Six. Satn, Merino and Velve: Vestings, Nied Cloths
rWeets. &c. for OyerCosts, which viii be made az
10 nrolgn the aid Of as efficient, corps Of cutters
bs found in the country, an essenus polni 10 nc
economy to whcn would direct, and rendering he
style and OF garment. such must 'ay ihe
ilscrirang that yews OF chespn-ss not bnneo
90 the production Of any other han hr.s rate garments
haze sustained system OF small pron snn quih
returns, sDd prompted the solicitation Of cali rom nose
ho would ready -fecI ssvtEg Of tbs extra per canase
leyed under the cTedi! systein -,
The suenuoa directed 10 The Pania.oons depsr. I g
continue 10 TO those who appreciate D.
combining and elegance
Ia addition the usual assorment OF soods hePi y He
trade hand ready made Dress and frocr
Goals PsDsloons Vests &c 10 answer me requirement.
ho.e who Of emergency may require hrs rse suit
Also Fancy Dress Articles 10 great variety Scas Cravais
Hand Sercdiefs GoYes Suspendrrs HOSIERY Unher' sts
Drawers ana Muslin snrs, Collars, nc &c a2la
nyEHCOATs, Closks. Winter Frocxs, kc In various
n,a " isT '''e' w ''''' wv T JENNINGS Co
rE'ABLG iATs.-A CREST variety such as Willow,
Rattan, Palm Leaf Oil Cloth. P,per Machr, OF every
sha pe pattern comprising the srge as.omentto be
IS moarn me IS M.fdeS.Isne smith ToRREY CO
l-.MILLs FOR sALE-A Gr.t siill having two
"a; run of stones and cider mill, all new and In
good ord er, With too Dwelling houses sH1 3 ,i'y c
of lard including orchard with variety OF Ifui &c on
the HsckeDssck River, about i've niles rom fieInoht
uedeus landing, where the sheamboas Ply oaiy, OF
oud h, exchanged for improved properly IN THIS CITY
Applyto HOWELL l. GlRACD ~ West-st III
TwELFTH-sT-At private sale-Tbe new and
Is: modern three and attic brick house snd io "u
Ill .rhcsII-T M Is5 rr.ln-st. go feet West OF The
hsvsrne on the Norh eide Of the street The lot % by
100 feet deep house 251i3 feet IA furnished win range,
hot and cold TO the third ory Ana .now
baths has marble nantes from DAs-t 20 tne
attic large part OF The purchs.e money may remain Oh
mortgage nj 6 per cent. For particulars apply 10
i!fIw A. J. BLEECKER. Auction eer.7 BroafSt
AATPRIvATEs SALE Lot, on s2t--', shy 100
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" Window shade Depot, No. : Spruce-st.-
HNI pair awsys IN hand Persous furnishing ih-r
houses VIII ssvV a. least leo per hy calling De-
pot RARTOL K De MAUNY.
B.cord Brosses snd Tssseis IN suit
tlrers pFicr.. nlS isf
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Gituatlor1s, &r. Danteo.

XTANTED-A situation by an English Young womsu
sesr-tress or chariermaid has excellent
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a SHLAND BALL-lu commemoratiOn OF the lttti'-
"A Treaty OF Gheut. viii come OF al the Coils
eum 80 Broadway, on Tuesday. 7th Tickets One Dol
lar eschcan he obtsne6 attte broadway House, How
ard House, and the Ashland, corner of Csnast and
Broadway.
Wallis. well known 5and will be 10 attendance, f. Ken
| 4. t,otar Sfti7
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Allen pOdworth'> 4 rIyaIc Bnncing School
No ais Broome-st Broadway. PolkR Mhzurks snd
all other fashionable DANCES tsughi in styles
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DENaIES! PENNIKS lin rolls Of Fifty Ceaa
l. can DO bad nj ihe rbune ofhce NU
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IVA IASDI.0RDS.-The advertiser, an Attorney al
Law is dssroGs q edectins an Arrangement with
person property II ms ely by " 3h he can OBJ
siu hs ocrnpArcv o. small house part of house. in
remuneration for agent or o-rwis- Conmu-
riarlons addressed Any le - i Sir. Mctlrrih At this
one tof whom iuq1ires may be iade VIII
iyy
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SPRING MILLINERY GOODS

NTI I;uOD--The .cv-rlIs-r wishe. 10 buy Joo-
DpeT or retail stock Of Dry Goods for cssh ard City er
r.,,arr,s Addr-=- n = si 'hi- o-hc-. IF }"
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nyERCOATS, Closks. Winler Frocxs lc- In vsror
new .yles for sale, ready made, al 81 Broadway.
MO fsY WH T JENNINGS ca
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-23

A WoRrny ExAMpLE.-Onc of those
gratifying exempiica,ions of high. souled
sense Of honor, and honesty looking beyond
the statute. hook for its standard of right,
which occasionally illuminate the darkness
ofihis k.day world, occurred IN tins civ
on Friday last, and we take great pleasure in
ehroniciing il. On tia, day, AN elderly gen.
tlemsn, a stranger, called at one of our
Banks. and after introducing himself TO the
Directors aud the other officers, made known
che object Of his visit. II seems that abou,
twenty years ago, in 1927, he was an endor.
ser, merely, on a note, the parties to which,
failed Al that time, and after paying to their
creditors dividend Of seventy sir per cent,
received full discharge from all claims
Tho present Board of Directors wero wholly
unacquain,ed with the gentleman or the
transaction, and were obliged to seek n
knowledge Of il in the books and papers Of
the Bank-,he endorser insisting upon nay.
ing tho balance of tho debt, which he did,
notwithstanding the discharge, )lo the amount
Of about sl450.
The gentleman, whose name ought no, ia
BE- concealed, was JOHN WILLIAMS, of Bo,.
fon. and We believe this is not the only trans.
action Of the kind with which he has been
connected. lie needs no title bu, his simpl,
name.-Salem Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-23
FARMERS ATTENTION.

C. +. lIopK Ms, of Burlington, Agent for the
Chuenden County Agricultural Society, will
deliver two lectures on the Improvement Of
Agriculture, in the following towns in the Co.,
at such places as tn, friends OF the society may
direct:
Ilinesburgh, Monday ard Tuesday, 26;h 81 n
Richmond, Thursday and Friday, 30 b ard 3Oh.
Huntington, Monday and Tuesday, 81 3 Feb
Bolton. Thursday and.Friday, 5h and Oh.
Colchester, Monday and Tuesday, 9th and 10 h
Essex, Thursday and Friday. IL h aud IL h.
Jericho, Monday and ruestas, l6'h and IL h.
Milioi, Thursday and Friday, 1914 and 30 h.
Jude hill, Monday and rursd,y, % aud 9Th
Wesllord, Thursday and Friday, 2G h ard 27ih
Burlington, Monday and Tuesday, I'd 3 i Mar
Subject IF first leciure-Cnmparaivc merits
Of the common and scientific systems Of Asri
culture.
Subject Of second lec'ure-Agricultural So
cic,es, Agricultural Publications. Agriculture
Education. Concluding with an appeal in ia
vor Of the Chi,tenden County Agricultural So.
cieiy,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-23

NATIVE AMERICAN THUNDER.--The
vicksburg Intelligence relates n story Of
quiet but enthusiastic Yankee, who, some
years since, was travelling in a mail coach
with two Englishmen, who annoyed him
very much by running down every thing
they saw in the country, and freely deter
mining that every thing IN England was de-
cidedIy superior. Jonathan bore il, but
impa,ien,ly. After some time thunder
storm broke over them; The horses das'''
cd off in alarm, and the Enslislmcn we're
nearly dead with fright, when suddenly a
bolt Of tightening struck the Two near Ior'
SEES, killing then, instantly and arrcs,ing the
stage. which in the sudden plungcs of the
|, a1ers, was upset. Jonathan was the
first TO come out, badly hurt and half dead
with fear, he exclaimed, "Therc gaul darn
We, have We any better thunder than that in
England I"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-23
Nnws FROM ENGLAND.
scsagmasi0n Of the Peel Ministry :
Accession OF Lord John Russell
and LOrd PalmcrstOm.

Resignation Of the Peel Ministry:
Accession or Lord John Russell
and Lerd PalmcrstOm.
The ship Liberty, Captain Norton. or.
rived 10 New. York. from Liverpool, on Sun.
DAY afternoon, bringing four days later news
from Europe, viz. 10 the 18Th uI,. from Ii.
vsrPool. The grca, item Of news is the re.
signation Of the Peel ministry, and the sum.
moning by the Queen Of Lord John Russell
to form q new ministry, with the view Of
sdse,ing a change in the Corn Laws. The
extracts we make below will give our read.
ers full particulars.
The accession Of the Palmers,on Ministry
to power, says the atlas, is, il it has not
changed lis character, belligcrent Ministry,
and q Ministry far less disposed, with Gar less
power, 10 make amicablc treaties with the
United States than the Peel and Aberdeen
Ministry. II will be rccollected that Lord
Pslmerston and NJ. Theirs came within an
inch Of involving England and France in a
war, aud that Lord Palmerston denounced
the Ashburton Treaty as " capitula,ion."
This change of Ministry mus, have so
engrossed the public mind, that lie Oregon
question cannot have been seriously consid-
sidered in tho Cabinet, so that the steamer
will bring us no news of the opening Of ne
go,ia,iations.
Parliament was prorogued TO the 30lh Of
December. BY the steamer, if there is no
further rroroga,ion,wc shall have the Queens
speech.
From the London Sun, Dec. II.
Lord John Russell having under taken the task Of
forming new administration is proceeding with all
despatch in making his arrangements.
Lord PaImers has been sent for, and will quick
iy arrive in London. To him the Foreign Office will
be confided.
Lord Normandy. in oil prob ability, takes the Homo
Office.
Lord Grey the Colonial office.
M Barring resumes the Chancelorshp Of the FIX
ehequer.
Lord Morpeth may possibly 90 to ireland, where
his popularity would render him admirable Lord
Lieutenant.
Lord Cottenham resumes the CHARACTERISTIC Of
England.
Lord Campbell the Chancellor Of Ireland.
Sir Thomas Wide and Mr. JARVIS will be Attorney
and Solicitor Generals.
Lord NJ into takes the Admiralty.
Sir John Hnbhouse. Mr. Charles Butler Mr. lIawes
Sir George Grey. and Mr. Tume will form parts OF
the Government
Sir C Napier. and Admiral Dund,s are 10 join the
Admiralty Board.
Such are the on dts Of the day.
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oUADEIiiS.
Zadock Bellows Estate.

Di>nicl If Chiilen,en. n hoh'en at Burning.
ton, within and for the District afore AID on the S h
day Of January, A. d. 1876, an Instrument purpor-
ting TO lie the la III an re -anen' al Zad'ck Bel
low. lae of Essex in snnl d,tr' Gee tel, was pre-.
scented 10 the Cont here for Prob ne, by Lydia
Bellows, the exec mix therein namei.
THEREFORE il is ordered Ivy 'aId Court that public
no'ice be gwen to all persons neres cd therein TO ap-
pear eiure >a cOrri, at session thereof TO be holden
AT the off of The Register in said conny the
Wednesday Of January A. y. 1915, and conie /
the probate of sad Will; and II further ordered
thai this order be three weeks successfully
in The BURLINGTON Free Press, paper printed al
Burlington in this Sac, The last Of VIII ch hall be pre-.
vio, to The dav assigned. n aforesaid, for hearing
Given under my hand az the Registers Office, this
5 day Ct January, A. b. 1916.
32w3 CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
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THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
THREE ESSENTIAL FEATURES DISTINGUISH IT IRON AL
CONTEMPORARIES puBLioArfcNs.
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Marine OF America may turn in an ~ ian 10 the M
formation which they seek, with he cerian'v Of rely
ing on It's truth. II this ,uper,e les Shipping li-i',
and uher expensive publications from Europe ,omo
o. which are sx time ihs price If "WiLNER d
SMITHS EUROPEAN TINES"
SECONDLY, 1t contains Price Current OF all
the great British AMI Enrorean Market, devoted
prnc'ptl to HE ar lccs ofra AMI CONNER G, ore
immediately apperianng 10 The Unc,l STA Is ant
British America and IN which the Merchant tie
Trailer and the man Of Bu..e maj feel an innci,
ae il trresi. On the C re orcorIe tues, he Tabular
Fgme.. AMI the remarks accom- nnying he vaiiois
Markets. :h"wns heir actual condii"1, may e re'i
ci on, and are IN ftc An AuTnoRfrr wfrH Most Cr
TIE FIRST ~ USES ~ THE PafNcifAL tiitrs .F rus
UNITED STATS ANp CANADA.
i Tf1lRDiY.--a~ n newspaper, il presents 10 the
American rtadvr, in .entr1e safe, nnI where
the interest hc imporaDe Il the sr' Je,t demands
il, in the no detailed aud ample i,in, vr'v i,r et
pol ucal, commercial dome,'ir aui nctlianpo Is IN.
iere- which has oq'rrel in Europe FL ewhrrt
since The departure Of the prr,i'us parke.-e-pe.i,
regard being paid 10 whatever i. molly connected
wrh or relates t., VI political, sncl. and commercial.
well being uf he Uni'el ats an Canada.
Ofihi> paper tie "Bj.tnn Morning Post" sav.--
1--WE are greatly IN le'ci ~ III News ,fpcr fyi orr
Foreign, Miscellaneous and CONNER -al News. ON.
number If WILMER & >Mlrnfs frRorrAS TINS j.
worth whole Tile u any other Eng! h paper.
s lb.crption TO "WiLMER G. Sni7n's EuRofEAN
TINES" Fiv. Dollars year. received b. the 10 lowing
Agents -
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U.lice.
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B1Him0re,...... Shl,z& Wller, newspaper
Agents.
Charleson,...... Mr.. Ano, Head Newspaper Dep,,t.
.9GbHe, ..........Mr. Bunlleme New. per Eepui.
NJ, o.,.,.. ( Mr.. Bravo. Conmtrcial news room,
-''" ''e'"'' Mr. Morgan Depot Tor Newsra
pers, &c.
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Rochester,. ......Mr. Dewey, Bookseller and News
Agen'.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, January l2, 1876

A, market, 700 lead Of Beef Cattle, 1900 Sheep,
and $50 SWINE.
PRrcEs-leef Cntlc.-We quote to correspond with
last week, viz Extra. Sj25; First qualify. 81 SO;
second quality 81 q si,25; Third quality, 50 Is q
$500
Sheep.-Salcs from 81 ,25 to So so. wea,hers from
SO to S375
Swine. One or Two small lots OF Darrows al SC.
At retail from a. TO &c.
~ $50 heal of Cattle remain uns old.
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ID i "a d. .
In this town, on Saturday morning last, Hon w,
A. G3lSWOLD, aged II years.

"DeaM is busy, and no rtspec'er ofpersons."
Died al his residence in w, siford Dec. 23d, l545
Mr. DAVID CASTLE, in the SSH year Of his age. He
was the last Of large family, and proximity the last
of that cnteprring class Of men who first broke the
wilderness in thl,nden County. How grent the
change! On his arrival dense forest covered our
Couni,-bui ere he departed TO the great cnngrega
of the dead, the forest has retired and highly cult.
waited fields and thriving villages had appeared. Often
had h. ' tied Burlington when but solitary log house
was there the only abode of man.
On the April preceding his death, he followed the
grave his wife, Mrs. Sarah Castle, aged 81. Al,o in
the August previous granddaughter, Miss Chus
tina Castle, the only daughter of Mr.. David Castle
Jrr need IS years. Also in the Nov of 1914. his son
Mr. Levi Castle aged 40 years. These all died in The
hopes Of the gospel which leads to believe that ou
loss is their gain. Com.