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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-08

QUILIJ
THE Subscriber would call the attention of the public to his
superior Quill Pens, made entirely with the pen knife
possible perfection in sung kind of writing the
time they by far metallic pen in elasticity
that they be shipped to Of the country without
ml91ms rh f. TRENkAMP, No. 90 William st.
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NEW pApER HANGINGS

NEW PAPER HANGINGS.
II Fakes CO.. No a79 Pearl street, have received their
usual large supply all the patterns Of style
and quality of french and American Paper ha5snSs BoI
Paper which they offer dealers, merchants and Others at
extremely low prices.
The competent Paper Hangers be had at very
short notice m9 1m~rc
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Omcial Navy Regulation or p,lot.ue.

The regulation Of the Department on the subject Z
pilotage, dated July D ls43, Is hereby rescindcd
Ships of war will hereafter receive pots and nav
them according TO the laws Of the States In
which they may be employed
Pilots employed however to take vessels out Of port
shall be paid until they shall actually 20 on board
and they shall not be called board until the ship
ready 20 proceed 10
Pilots bringing vessels from will not be retained
any longer than Is absolutely necessary
J. Y. MASON.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, April ., ls47.
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CON.SST!TUTI0,Ny,AL DEBILITY y, CtHKEED,i -
i Medicine and Pharmacy ofthe City Of New York IL
confidently recommended for all Of debility produced by
secret indug or excess kind is aunble
remedy for Impotence erly or barenness unless depend
Single bottles 81 each; cases Of half dozen ST. carefully
hacked and sent 10 all parts Of the Union.
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yELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS,

VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
LOR the radical Of gonorrhoea, geet seminal ennis
sons and all mocopuulent discharges from the ueta
These Pills the esult Of twenty years experience IN the Hos
de Charlie IN Paris pronounced BY their ceebrted
inventor Professor Vegcau as an niallee remedy for all
time than any other remedy without tainng the BREATH dis
agreeing with the stomach confinement from business
pr.o .ox
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TNR COOPER n DUANE street between Chatham and
IL William has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
the extensive in private diseases o any medical
ma, in New York the aggravated cases OF
this disease and mild cured two to ys days stS.
Cooper has discovered method by which
he can cure the form of structure from one to two
weeks with scarcely pain To- the patient Constitutional
dehtv brought on BY habit INDUCED in by young
men This when too freely INDUCED in beses dyspepsia,
weakness OF the limbs and small Of the back confusion OF
trsct and ave rsion society Azure warranted every
case or no charge No mercury used
ma lmsc
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NEEDLES, FISH HOOKS, AND FISHING

offer for sale ysS superior article Of Dstss drilled eyed
lect assortment Of Fishing Tackle q I'm
cey and Hollow Point Lmerc Hooks crime Kirby Bent
salmon, Virginia Black Fish Kirby Bent eba:s and Rock
MERCK Kirby Salmon and all others snooded gimp twist
ed and single Flies Mnnows Silk Braided and Spun
Silk Lines Grass FLAG and Trout Fly Lines Rods great
variety, all prices English and American Reels Fishing
ton Of Fishing Tackle sold moderate io3 Maiden
Lane Pearl f22 lm~rc
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To Mr. BARRY, 1877 Broadway -
Sir-You have permission my name, having eIpe-
the great utility Of your Tcopherous Hair Oil FOR
dressing the hair had always found the of oils and po-
three years fast falling of and much changed color;
but since using Tcopheous for the hair feel my head
strong thick the Of all friends and
quantsnce have invariably found gives the
satisfaction. Please to send q cent bottle BY bearer who
wgay You. CATHAfiNE MURRAY
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RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.


II OR the permanent Of primary secondary syhs,
venereal ulcers, nodes complaint produced by an
iniudicious use of mercury unskul medical
perons uspecne venerea faint remaining In their
should use this purifier without delay person
can consider himself safe after having the yeneresl disease
without thoroughly cleansing the system with this justly celc
bratcd alternative. . -
Sold single bottles 81 each Of half dozen for
S.; carefully packed and all parts Of the Union.
EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA
GENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS,
DREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, established for the suppression Of quackery
This refined and highly concentrated extraet possessing all
is confidently by the College superior my
of Sasanra before the public and be-
relied remedy for all diseases arising from
impure state Of the Blood such seronls and ring
worm, botches pmple ulcers pain in the bones joints,
nodes cutaneous erptions throat any dis
Ease arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis inju
licous use Of mercury.
Mold in single bottles ........... rs
in cases Of half dozen bottles. ..........S3
one dozen .......S6
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
MIA very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers.
o"ee 0'e" ITO" " VS.. RiCHARDsoN, MI
DaW % Nassau street. New York.
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NEW lUkA POUDkETTE COMPANY,
90 Chambers street, corner Of Centre.
DOUDRETTE FOR SALE, Wholesale and retail, Of tn
very best quality; Fertilizng Powder for flowers vines
cents and ST..
N B-Orders for the removal Of the contents Of sinks
promptly attended Careful and Trustworthy
always employed. JOHN T, BKlNCkEKHOFF,
a3 2y~ rre Agent.
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UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN EMIoRANT
OFFICE.
~ 49, ...Ii. IS 1s:u,,,,,,.r& LIE -!
EUROPEAN EMI0RANT

OFFICE.
-
WESTERN AoEN JsA ANR COMMISSION AEH'
10 :ss !. d: ss.
:s 'i;% s Sf % s'::s
s;S = s1:se s$ sfi
M . York 10 HiE oi S.
dated ths lowest To those emis.ing the West!
b
"a ss dBsE s"s f st; Of che ns
cinnati Louis &c., by steamboats,, railroads, and canal
' n % sc a.sy or win Dc o ass
route Letters post pad) will receive prompt attention For
l6o South street. corner Of Dover,
wAr LIS iiis fs Co., Of LrsSe
sxx REMITT4NcEs TO j E -
~ ~ - rs
. T.UEoE Nc SKlHs J h:. s%oysa b. Office 30
na
e: sVs his for
s: %
ass%d or w 81 b
nG ps,S di'e o r.. and receipt to that effect or
70 . :ass:d u. sS;. ss:'
am: so,s pea shs
inc same .s, fhSa%sSF' bSf i1ls:; 3, Ma!s.ny
and 2s3 west 18th st. between 9th and 10th.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
ehs 1S Of M
price for the same. BY sending note by calling The
"tSSfs s';
N. B.-Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. De Boer.
Old stock and job goods bought Of description and
amount. m23 lmsrh
FRENCH Madden.
"A w.. : ''''' '''' 500 y C G. L. HAbICHT
mls2w*rc s5 West street.
ANOTHER CHALLENGE.
once MORE we challenge the New York Shade dealers
making large daily additions stock Of Shades
and pledge ourselves be undersod by A the quail
y OF our Shades have but word They took the
premium the late fair At Newark NJ We invite the ct
New York the surrounding country to give
DUNCKER& Becker,
No 50 Chatham street, near Chambers street,
m9 lm"r New York.
MUSKETS AND PISTOLS.
lUOU 5000 American Banded Muskem with bayeness,
complete in the most perfect order.
100 pair Ship Pistols.
100 Revolving barrel Pistols.
100 Bowie Knives
100 Single 0' do dc
Sporting articles. Gun materials Tools &c.. every thing
fssm y s'e sPiEs CO.. Maiden Lane
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n UANO.The cargo Of the brig Virginia. about three
" hundred from South America and from analysis
pronounced superior any other kind in the market The
Guano dry and be sold close the concern at one and
country. =, -,
The cargo is Tnppells stores Brooklyn. Fulton
Ferry, and samples may be seen at the ONCE Of
SPOFFORD, TILESTON CO., lA9 Water street.
mai m
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THIS elegant and surprisingly excellent remedy for colds
coughs consumption and all affections Of the throat and
lungs. -
Sold in New York by Hoadley Phelps Co, ~ Waerst;
Rushton CO., Broadway; Henry Johnson Apohecary,
Chambers and Broadway Milbau 1888 Brcadway
A. Meakim 81 Broadway. and druggists throughout the
United States and Canadas. 49, . .
The formula Of this preparation has been published in tae
public medic journals, and has received the highest com
mendon Of several medical colleges and schools in the
Of British America ga lmsrh
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BANN > >.
THE this Compound is prevent badness, and
the hair that has fallen, prevent grey hair and
every appearance scu and dand keeping the hair
soft and glossy, but free from all appearance
BRoo xLyN, April 2, l8a7.
Mn. BARRY:- -
Sr-avng had repeated calls for your vegetable extract
called Trcopherous, Medcated Compound for the Hair,
induced to supply and am happy to say tina, its
entirely bald had his hair recovered after continuing its
for about four months and requested by several
lsdes and gentlemen Brooklyn acknowledge the obga
ton they for the invention Of an article 40 useful for
ths nm immed supply. Yours truly,
J. WARD, No. 100 Fulton street.
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INPUKTANT TO GENTLEMEN.
~ ENTLEA1EN | WISH YOU ALL TO KNOW, that 81
u Murray corner Of Washington street, ID the only place
in hs city where depend upon having full attention
paid the repairing cleaning dyeng and altering all kinds
Of Genme Clothing short notice easonAbie terms
Give uia and will tud that for SIX shlngs only,
aid ofa srea, dcsgctor, seam Cleaning snd suPe.
rer ANYTHING done in this city Please CALL send
81 Murray street Cenemen Tor Spring IN
time, A. CORTlSSOS from London
m2l Intro
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NEW YORK CASH TAIDOKING
ESTABLISHMENT

GOOD FIJI.
A T. SANDFORDS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
"A MENT 27 Fulton streetWe have Just received beau.
ul and wen selected assortment Of Cloths Caslmees and
make up garments suit the most difficult to style fits
workmanship and prices .
will pay well those visiting city call LIT Full
street and
B.-Every variety of Quitting constantly hand and
sold cheaper thsn he fhsaPefs,to rurp %,
me lmsr next door to the Herald Office.
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TIMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS,
Aya Eiz Daa. IL afcecf NAM, RraadInau

IIMOLhI > 90 III IICI L>1 IItJ,
No SAT Pearl street, near Br0ddtody.
THESE BATHS have been established for the last twenty
They highly recommended by the eminent phys.
clans for the of rheumatism salt rheum, chronic
plants, eruptions Of the skin, &c-
Medicaed Vapor Baths also given daily, from A. NJ to
PM. f28 lm*rc
E00O DOZEN PATENT SHIRRED SUSPENDEkS,
OOVV embracing twenty styles and prices varying
from So per Dozen for sale jobs and eSpor-
ers retail by the only manufacturer of the fabric the
United States and exclusive of all tho patents for
cesses in the manufacture of these goods HH DAY,
nf25 I'm % Courtlandt street.
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We take this opportunity Of addressing old friends and
customers behalf Of Mr. j. T. Tapscott whom
cordially recommend them for article in his lne feeling
long acquaintance with him Che having been
formerly in house, the facilities he possesses Of his
being able give entire satisfaction all who may favor him
with their orders. THOMAS COOKE
&C H.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-29
ENGLISH KNOWLEDGE.

In the last number Of ssThe Peoples
Journal," a London periodical which
makes quite lofty pretentions on all sub.
Jects connected with America, under the
caption Of "An incident Of slavery,n we
re Informed that "NewOrleans proper is
situated on the northern bank of the ritter;
that part of the south side is called Algiers.
and is in free State. The Father of
Waters, bearing numbers Of fine merch-
anime, and hundreds Of noisy active STE
amers on it broad bosom, separates Indi.
ana from Loulsiana-the free State from
that Of servitude and slavery" Upon
this credilable display Of geographical
knowledge the writer of the incident pro-
coed to give an accoun, Of one of the most
horrld transactions ever Aeard of, in
which there is not the slightes. semblance
Of probability. -
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-29
FROM MEXICO.

We ara indebted to Capt. John Fl. STE
VEN, Assistant Clerk in the U. S. Quarter
masters Department, formerly Of Lafayette
county, Wisconsin, and just returned from
Mexico on a short furlough, for the follow
ing memoranda:
81 saw Col. Collins three miles west of
Jalapa. The Illinois Battalion under hts
command, were in good health, except him
self, who was rather unwell.
"a. Tampico, (which left Dec. A. L
saw Capt. Wight and his company. They
were all well except one or two-P. Fle-.
harty and Kendall Prickett, formerly from
Benton-and they were getting up again.
Capt. S. returne to Mexico in few days.
We IRE also indebted to him for copy Of
the American Star of the Both October,
printed at the city Of Mexico, for late New
Orleans and St. Louis papers, and also for
what he pronounccs very correct litho-
graph drawing of the famous Chapultepec.
.Ga!ena Gazette.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-29
I. CURTIS, PROPRIE

is.s.9 Main street, Dubuque, IONA.
VfIIS NEW AND SPACIOUS ESTABLISHMENT, is
= now completely prepared for the reccp-
ton ind Accommodations Of the travelling com
munity, andregnlar boarders. The undersign.
ed having become proprietor Of this com,ncdi-
Gus House for term Of years, and having new
ly and appropriated yfurnished it. is deterinin-
ed to spare no efforts or expense in giving sat
isfaction and comfort to those who may favor
him with their custom. He latters himself
that with his former Eastern experience at the
business, and with q building soIairy capa cious
and we'll arranged, he will be able TO establish
for the Wnples House, reputation equal to
anv in tho West. Although, ~ far the largest
establishment in Dubuque, he promises not to
impose large prices upon, his customers and
that for transicntor regular boarders he viii
tie other established Hotclsina,his city.
Good stabiing Accommodations on reasonable
:, viii, assidious attention TO the wishes and
so,nloyt ~ I'll yiyitors,the proprietor hopes to
I ~. III. CURTIS. Il
pvpiIas u uSast ~, $40. --no19.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-29

filled out in the hand writing Of Miller's
clerk. who is believed BY, every one to be
perfectly honest and upright, and although
be has writteiksthc notes, he has not in a
single instance seen them signed. 1t has
also been Miller's daily practice to go or
send to the Suffolk Bank, where the notes
we're made payable, to obtain the notifca-
ton Of notes falling due, thus enabling him
to take up the forged paper. and substitute
other notes OF the same sort. Miller resi-
ded at Waltharn, whore he has left truly
interesting family, to whom these discove-
ries must be sources Of unutterable sorrow
and grief. We are informed that large q
mount Of real estate in Waltham and other
towns. stand in Miller's name upon record,
most of which is heavily incumbered.
What the sum total may be, when the
whole oftho forged paper comes to light. it
is impossible 30 state; bu. it probably will
not fall short Of 100000.
/ When Miller left his family on Friday,
26th ult., he informed them that he was in
trouble, but did not state the cause.
When seen in Philadelphia. on Monday
morning last, Miller stated that ho was GO
ing to Baltimore, where he had lost large
amount by speculations in Canton stock.
None OF .he banks lose by forgery, as all
the phperthoy beia,4 ..s.s secured by good
guarantees or endorsers.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-29
CCMSTOCK & CO.'S MEDICINES,
Articles ,o*ich haDe obtained unbouuded popular
-.---- itu and sold In

CGMsToCK & CO.'S MEDICINES,
Articles ,o.ich AaOe obtained unbouuded popular
ity and soldJy
DOCT. MASON: AGENT FOR DUBUQUE.
~ONNELL MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC-
~ TOR, the only genuine article is the
GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE. ANY thing SAID
70 have universal merit must be good for moth
ing is IN ignnrnnt assertion often used, which
/. Loe. rarliodtn by informing the s:lentIhc
that all the properties ofAnodym, Astrl1.s eat,
Ncrvinc and Ba lsanic together with many mi
nor virtue are herein chemically concentrated
in the most powerful degree which union com.
prising all healing and drawing efficacy con-
trolls desperate cases with such case as to give
oftenthe appearance Of miracle. 1t also com.
prisesand exhibits five extra intrinsica:.rhutc
unk nown before TO exert entire control over
our injuries by force, repels al kind ofinham-
nation, extracts modification, relieves all
pain arising from burns and wounds almost in
stantly and heals leaving no scar. These are
ia cts that cannot be disputed. Now all people
who prefer can be healed Of the Diseases be-
low ma med, some of the cases cured aftcr thir-
ty years trial without success both by Europe.
an and American Medical m cn--burDs, sculds
Piles, Ring-worm letter, sor nipples and sore,
ewes, cuts, sprains, bruises, chiibains curns,
fever sores, erysipolas, rheumatism &c. &c
It is warrantedto cure any Of the above com
plaintsor no pay tax zen for it. Sold in Galena
Inv K. G. Boyce; in Dubuque by Doctor Z. Ma
son; in Potosi by Bicknell s. Co,;ln Cedar Rap
do by Grecne & Brothers.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-29
A mr. AT "THR UrPEa TEN TnousAND.''

HIT AT s'JHE UpPER TEN TnoUsxND.n
The following comcal iden appears to.
have suggested itselfto Maj. Noah, while
he was comfortably seated in the New AssDr
Place opera-house the other evening:
"in the midst Of ell the blaze Of jeWelry,
the rustling Of silks, the taste Of dress gen.
orally among what is called our fsshionables
at the opera. Whila level!ing their loygnettes
ut the singers and shutting Jravo and bra
90, we have imagined what would be their
CONSERVATION if all the traps on the stage
wero to open at once, and their dead ances-
tors solemnly rise before them--the Shoe
maker with his apron, hammer, and lapstona
the tailor, with his shears and measure
the carpenter, with his adze--the baker,
with his meal--the butcher, with his rump
steak--snd the Huckster, with her basket OF
green's. carrots and potatoes! What shak-
ing and trembling there wonid be among
the silks, laces and feathers--the tight era
watts. white waistcoats, opera hats, and yell
low kids. And when the epectres would
glare at thom, n,ournfuliy shaking their
heaps at the folly Of their position, and
pointing in derison with tseir skinny fin.
gers TO the golden fret-work, pe:nted dome.
and richly colcred panels; dedicates 20 an
amusement, and in language neithefSss
which they understood, how cadaYereus. ana
croet fa!lon would oil shie 1tate ana .as'lou
appear' And with different, less ex-
elusive habit, how amiable it would be.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-29
From the Missouri Republican, Dec. Is
FURTHER NEWS BY the BRITANNIA,

Some further advices per the Britannja
have been received.
At Liverpool, primo mess pork, new, SIS.
to Cas-; old. 4Os to as; mess, 62s. to 6Ss.
per barrel.
Lard-Duty free, kegs. leaf, SOS. TO SIS.
per 100 lbs; barrels, 52s. to 56s; old to
middling, ass. to sos.
Lead-American, pig, ELS; ElO to EFT.
Henp--Dew rotted: f27 to t2S
Tobacco-Kenlucky, leaf, Sd; stemmed
"a Sd.
10 general trade and monetary affairs
there had been porcepsible improvement,
but this was somewhat dampened by addi-
tioGal failures, especially that Of Trueman
q Coad, London Brokers, whose liabilities
amounted to G35O,000. Nevertheless, it
is said tina. the panic had been arrested
that the skies were Frightening and the
funds steadier.
The Bank of England have adopted the
high rate OF eight per cent. interest, and all
branches refuse advances under nine pc,
cent.
Hostilities have actually commenced in
Switzerland.
Count Piesson, French Ambassador tc
the court Of the Two Sicillies, has comu.it.
ted suicide.
Mendelsohn, the eminent composer, il
dead.
The state Of ireland is represented az tru.
| ~ frightful. Landlords " ere daily filling
before the vengeance Of the people.
The French steamer Union was not Il
sail from Cherbourg until the 24th Of Nov.
in consequences of injuries sustained on he
outward trip.
! The British Parliamant com mencad III
session ON tho 9Th.
The splendid New York packet ship Sic
iIEphen I1au'!ey, was totally lost, on the lot
.Isult., near Cape Clear, by .n.istaking til
light. She went broadside On the rock, an
was dashed to pieces 10 ten minutes. Oh
4 Of Gil tho passengers andcTew, only cightce
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-29
DUBUQUE EaIGKE SCHOOL.

RNR s. MRS. WILEY would announce to
IEE. the citizens of Dubuque and vicinity.
that they will open school in the basement
rooms Of the M. e. Church, on MONDAY,
October 18th. Tho Male department will &C.
cu,,y the East room, the Female the West.
Tie Glasses in tho male, and portion in.
the female, viii recito to tho Principal, and
both departments will be under his entire con.
troll and supervision.
TUITION PER QUARTER or II WEEKS:
LIST Class--Prinary Branches, 50 %
end {. Common English branches, 81 90
3rd \. Latin, Creek advanced Matl-
c cnl1aa;a,e ae course ua $40 s5 90
rPNo Scholar admitted for less than half
quarter, payments huff quarterly;
| oRNAsgkTAL BRANCHES.
! o Ina;s,, in re.'s = 'lI5 $500
~ Msyuntjnfs. "a 90
R;ca Paucr. ~ GO
GyPaymsnt in advance.
| Con-. REp2sEscx--G Cen. w Lewis, y. i. Far
lev, Goodrich, Il Brother, Rev. 9. y. bowm n
ard Maj NJ Mcyicy. Yaoc0ns
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-29
We have been permitted to make an
extract from a private letter, dated
BURLINGTON. 7.

DUhLlNGION, /. l..
''in reference 70 Dr.. S. G.. Matson.
member ofyour Legislature. l feel much
panied to learn that public Journal Of
your State should stigmatize him as unfit
for the society Of gentlemen Of the Legis-
lature. The Editor must certainly be
disposed to crafty private or political
spleen and hatred, or the Doctor mus.
have degeneratcd from q high-minded
genteel Physician, the favorite pupil Of
the lamented Lincoln, since he took up
his residence in Iowa. If man whose
life thus far, has been spent without
blemish or stain, must be leve,ed to earth
or metamorphised into a demon-if per
chance he has independence enough to act
and be governed by such principles as
his conscience tells him are just--it is to
be hoped that mon Of integrity and worth
will find some other abiding place, where
they can enjoy their political or religious
sentiments, without having their fame
furnished by those who assume to be the
possessors Of all the decency and virtue"