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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-19

titled "sparing to spend or, the lotions
and the pinkertons," in which the wisdom
Of true economy in all personal and do
nestle relations will be set forth and prac.
tically illustrated in the authors peculiar
manner.
AS heretofore, the original contributors
to the alone Gazette" will be among the
best writers of our country
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Arthur's Home Gazette for 1852.

90 Copies for twenty dollars, and one
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TERMS OF ARTmUR's HOME MAGAZINE.

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Rodman, Ellen Ashton, the Author Of
"Susy LIS Diary" &c.,S., &c.
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NOR BALTIMORE, WASHING Fa..a;:sIss.ss


II TON PHtIAIHLPIiIA AND NEW YORK 4kA-lzr-7--
GREAT Tl{ROTGYfIVE ron me E4Sfi-BALIIMoitE AND
OHIO RAILROAD Wheeling Baltimore, and eouh1sns WIN
III. Washington Branch Raoad At the Junction. lAey called ns
Wtlnnpton and Baltimore Railroaito Philadelphia
uss Nj tss Whole road i. &r condition, presenting q the
routes in the world Inc
Is constantly %
United otwhstandng the reports OF lhletu anu FN
loussz .ofo route 70 the contrary.
of the
Madison With he osf al "
ticket. Baltimore, Washington,
lss.s Louis Of the Union Line only az LouFe
L5usyl- daily m Nheenhs NAtis
passenger, baggage carefully transferred 70 me cars
TfHin ave Wheemf ihiy Na qA'et Vs' y
Cumberland, cot mlsslNt l. - ~ hlonhk
Baltimore ss1 ne') a. dAylft w my
morning early Warrington ana thllAasphA
hnkng Tie passage through from Wheeling u e' 'An "Ny
including ,.,,. ,,,,y ,pu, -
Traveller. vii a that ibis il HE CHEAPEST az
ven Of The pleasant route 70 The East
cssrksd through uf s Eastern Pnn
ttHned the 10y shng'o shs
junction. Philadelphia, Baltimore without eiA ase
Travellers allowed ample lins shi opany al ~ P' 70 ''h
theirmssH
Louisville tie privilege u ylg y"l- On
route Warrington, tJ 70 Philadelphia t4o 10 De hAd
% the Agents ABOVE, oNtY, u,,-,,
The Wheeling % Baltimore is q 80 to PhlAd'
phia Wsshinginu, ~ So
ys stop the Ohio for the 'son n.ssn
ren may reaeh wA--ng b. CoaB51, Zanes'e ono
by this as, direct and speedy n-
(Which prepared tlsne wall M taksa as ow
other All properly carefully handed An
E0od order.
No 10 Commercial sweet, o. Pine.
PARKER General Superintendent Baltimore.
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MEDICAL,
GENUINE MEDICINE WARFn

GENUINE NJ EDICIN Il WAREHOUSE,
~ No 15i CHdRTRES STREET-J. WRIGHT h co. having
70 sn nnnvaed IN every department Of tha bu,ss
agreed WIN the pfop and all the
ten, Medicines throughout the United keep
supplied win sh and ample
by this
Inspection Of purchasers the
found this other Having had
the purchase and sale Of Patent Medicines acquired
couducug this particular
now prepared supply the trade prices exceedingly that
the purchaser fail TO realize handsome
whole retail hmpn NAV
q full Of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
lowing part can be
per cent
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DAILY. CRESCENT.
ECHOES

ECHOES.
otl5l the angel stars are shining,
8til the ripping waters flow,
Dot The sugel-voice Is silent
That heard here long ago.
Hark the echoes murmur low
Long ago!
still the wood Is dim and lonely,
Still the plsshing fountains-play,
But the past and all its beauty,
whittier has II ned away
Hark the mournful echoes say
Fled away!
Stu the bird Of night complainant
Nov, indeed, her song is pain),
Visions Of my happy hours,
Do call. and call in vain
Hank the echoes cry again
All in vain
Cease, oh echoes, mournfui echoes
Once loved your voices well;
Now my heart is sick and weary,
Days of cld long farewell
Hark the echoes sad and dreary
Cry Farewell farewell
Household Words.
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1 PLAsTERs.
Shermsn's Poor Mans,
tAllebHsi.'s Poor Mans,
Allsbasis's India Rubber Back,
The Improved Poor Mans,
Jew David's or Hebrew,
PETERS vegetable,
knapp's indi,n,
Whites Machine Spread Strength
euiug,
Writings Strengthening,
kidd's Imperial,
ileriiek's Royal.
LlNIMENTS.
Buffers Bone aud Fever,
Bartine's Lotion,
Davis's Horse,
Hunts, Hayes, sciaps' and Hewes.
TOOTH pASTES.
Sherman's Compound Urrt5 Tooth,
Ihompson's Aromatic Tooth,
IJuneb's To0lhache.
LOEENGES.
Sherman's Cough, Worm CamphOr,
Ching's Worm,
Mistar's Cough,
DROPS.
S3lomon's Too hache,
Shermans goothache,
Williams rcothache.
MISCELLANEOUS.
thuTn's Extract,
Wner's Arc1num Extract,
CArtsr's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Mrs, kiidet's Cordial,
Vaughan's D,thontriptic,
u'good's Indian Ghologcgue,
tiaisey's Forest Wine,
Mrs. Hayes. Dysentery Cordial,
Culien's Female Specific,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable Rem dy ,
Rowand's Magic Lotion,
B-lps Army Tiucturs,
Davis's DepuralIvv Eitrae',
jayne's Alternative,
Jsyne's Hair Dye,
JAyne's Carminative,
Nowaud's Carninaliye, ....
Balm Columbia,
uphan's Pile Elrctuary,
Jouea's Chemical Soap,
re-. ~ 90 " ~ ..
~ ~ ~ " n ntel,
. - X p sssi,
s b's at1 hl'ier'
JV ,. III III HrIr,s ~,
80 Rs1i. ti hii'l y i" n..s'
80 q ~ 49,, ises ,,','e'
sta"s ~ wu'si So'0she'
Sirea.. +. M
Balm Of 6ilesd,
RobNis Hair Curling Fluid.
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Id asrr ISs cIEyffASb RoTTF
To New Yo.s via sswsy in 1, 90 hoafa
TO PGiI.d nj hour.
70 Ssnos IN hours
10 "hseHhg is
VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
s s.,sn diIfTnIgstnmg EIPts.' O'clock
Third t'borough Tram O'clock p NJ
The Of hi. tRoaghoo with heavy rail-
NEW YORK BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
oaneag Win Shore Rfod 3 pn 2GGS as5 Bs
Deal. 6a As %G S fS ."a F s and at
second comm otan Express O'Clock "
netting pa%ia viii New Ye Raio, Ra aso sa
Niagara Falls Railroad to Yok Boston Niagara Ia
burgh, Montreal, etc.
oF n N :P a sS s
CITY csPtn Psa. s9ne'nE Bns.o with buaso and Al
any Nav f9ih cty sat nga, Fall, Railroads. for New
~. Fourth TanE,spng Express =. o'clock csvs.
pankk rih Nsw York and Erie Railroad connecting Buso With
New York, Boston and Niagara Tala. '''''A4'' 70
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
VIII 6ao anG Raoa to f:
saIsh connecting with Pnnsyana Railroad Philadelphia and
Through from Cincinnati Philadelphia ana Baltimore direct
GAINESVILLE, WHEELING, BALTIMORE ETC,
First TsnLghtniug Esprq,s o'clock Second Train
tIPsa' at ~ o'clock connects coh
Gomnaay I9s. va National I;qad %hs,lqg Win Bal
EolJsh Eauts.. a, oe9ek Passengers BY
sep az ana Isgme BY hoTalng Train via Central
HILLsBoRoUGH
Thrd Trainsaves * O'Clock NJ connecting at
Marlborough with Ohio ssgs comPany Line. chcohs, Pike
FARE.
From Cincinnati to New York Railroad either 90
From CINCINNATI to New YORK tia Railroad Albany
From Cincinnati 70 New York wa La. s..:i. to Buffalo 90
From Cincinnati . New Yot via i. Steamer. to Buffalo ID 90
TO and
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE In conformity with an order OF
h honorable the Fourth Court New Orleans dated
IA June 1855 Subscribers appointed Commissioners by hs sag
r ian the application city New Orleans for he opening
Bhu. street Coffee street. for public aud for the purpose Of
and OF the damages
and other interested
he lands and required for the Of said public street.
a. hereby Interested that they have deposited
Of asessmcut with plan hcreo annexed WIN
he CLERK said Court for the inspection OF ~honoeve may
concern the Of said estimate and assessment has been
The s Fourth District Coat Of New oeans for ehr
matt according to law. ,-.-.
Anv person whose and may be affected hereby may
state especially their objections writing aud depo
them the banda Of the Clerk said Court within ten days amer the
this notice. order that the said may
reconsider the estimate and nssessmtn the parts 70
they between
nrainp of said ten ay after publication Of the present notice
~ W ~ L. .. PHILIPS,
c. W. WILSON,
octs Is, 20 10 81 nov. GERALD FANktlL.
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w EST PSI, 4I Ne IN Ga z I'LL.

NJ EST Esd. t INES I'm in Ga
70 hours Ito Boston Al hours Chicago Az
VIA CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY
FOUR DALY TRAINS.
Ftrst Trsu-Lghtnog Espre.at1
THIRD Tan-AeCOmmoiatios at 2r.a
The road, q nj. route are ad throughout with heavy rail-
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
First rrsnghtnns Express, leaves Cincinnati O'Clock
csS 81 '' ST.
York niagara FAIL. osisnseufs Gontrsa e
Stopping sss' and
TOLEDO AND CHICAGO
First T.n ~ Express, ciasnn. at o;Iget
Egspos Express Train Me1g.P Southern Railroad to Chicago
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
F 5 & Esr.S, .S cp sY 4 on o.
connecting Detroit with Morning .sps', Train Michigan csna
Through rom GnciasAtitc Chicago direct.
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAUTE AND LAFAYETTE
Third NJ TrainEysuing
oeoei ttsn iof Indianapolis. Ton! tipt snd Lafayette '
EATON, RICHMOND AND CENTERyfLLE.
Aeeomm2ia9loa Express AZ o'lok connsc'' Hamilton
Fourth Tfsn~Evening Eaple.s ass IS w. connect. a, Hamilton
Eaton Rie6no0 connecting
TROY. rIquA. Ere.
FIR, Traiq1!sRnag Esfr. =. G'0 and Second Tain
,ss iI sS, ,na s Io pG 9IsSq, All
-Four T,aiREys1ing Express IS O'clock at
Papa win "'0'4 - Troy .oa.'4ns "'n D0' onl''' 70
Third Tan-AecommoEaion, at O'Clock At Dayton
OXFORD AND coSNERsvrLLE.
First TraqLs5tning Express ogok A. md Second Train
take Western sl.g coaliac Hamilton J oxford, coHnsrs
FosI :. E.p,s,' osst ra.,"g'r' by
From Cincinnati to New York via AXE steamer, 10 Bseio and
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Bulls
PILLS.
| Chioknetssugar-coatcd Purgatiye
| PARIS Life,
Mo1att's Life,
Wughi's Indian Vegetable,
I Brandreth's Vegetable Universal,
NIotrtspn's HyReinn.
Lees New Loudon,
I Caoper's,
Anderson's,
Wislsr's Gentle Purgative,
Hibbard's Auti-bilious Family,
Swayua's Sanativs,
HerficK'. Sugar-coatsd, "-
Sappingtou's Fever and Ague,
Covrt's Rheumatic,
sraefrnhsrg,
/ Spppcet's Negotiable,
Winet's CumomIle.
perslan.
Aiiebasis' Health,
AllebsN,' Agup,
Fya, a Chsmomile,
VandlI's Asi-bilious,
Ineoldshyis Pile,
Jnvns's Ague,
Hslsey,s tiold,
COUGH REMEDIES.
shermaa's Balsam,
BuchAn's Hungarian.
Or. Davts's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winer's Elscampa e,
WistAt'. Balsam,
Thonipaon's Tar aud Napihe,
Jayne's Erpectorant,
Duncau's E1pcctotsut,
Bartholomew t,1pectorant,
Batlry's Syrup Wild Cbsrry.
Swsyne's sy,np Wild Cherry,
Schnerk's Pulmonic Syrup.
Nav England Pulmonio Syrup,
Taylor's B1lsam Liyerwoil.
| BITTERS.
| Mohai's Phwnis,
Hibbsrd's Wild Cherry,
/ Woods Wild Cherry,
Blakss Aromatic,
z- Herrieki
fANACEAS.
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z NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
rms mn

PRICE C0ULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
street New Orleans respectfully public
general that they carry and
prepared supply HOT, COLD, PLUNGE SHOWER BATHS
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS, WASH
BASINS FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS OF all kinds, COOKING
RANGES GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE LIFT auG
BEER PUMPS Gttsd the style; LEAF PIPES
description; PIG and SHEET LEAD BLOCK alwayn on
hand stlP aud ST AMBoAT WORK neatly put up
~ theAhortes nc Aall ~
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yiNHE subscribers heg leave to eall the -
1--WE HUNDRED WORMS EXPELLED

ENIVE HUNDRED WORMS EXPELLED
u Real following fom respeable Druggists of ne
salPsng effects Of b. FAHNESIOCks uNEQUALED NEhMl-
FUGE go.
ospKNsBUEeH, N Y, January 49, 1883.
Messrs. B. A. FATISEsTUCK 6COGentrmeut Matthew Clark
Of unidentified vsracy Of s town q Las b. Lawrence g.
oli TO whom ne
three b A. FANEsIuChs NEtNt UGE IN three
the DAY she passed ~
time SEVENTEEN and III another NINETEEN WORMS, About
o'clock the following night she passed the nered big nae
FIVE HUNDRED on E. makug, in ALL FIVE HUN
DRED and less THAI twelve hours TINE lite said
perfectly Of Worms from child Of
her accurately Very respectfully
JENSER 4 RANDALL Druggists
ES Sold Wholesale ami retail by all the p'lncpa pleg and
Country Merchants throughout the United States OIL dAwlu
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A IS-Conformement n un ordre de rhonOr-
puatreme Ia Nile Orleans, date due 20 JUN
1853 deerst de Ia dit
application Ne L. Nile Orleans ouverare de "a
Fusngs public
Girsrue dss equitable dis bnehes ct
tare ct respo
daus les e ct pi9s requiaTs po0r ouveTluc
puhqhe duunAu les pruscnes oues les per
sopnes qaas Diet
sescut lmspc ion de tout Int reese ct
la Ia die estimation el du dit prssene
sosssus de di quart de dici de Ia NA' =
eNns pour eouneu,n oi Touts les Pesnne
les d uterets strnt eses de'nt dHns los dig lSu az
pubi avis depur au g-h de IL
de eour decr que dis
ur estimation lu assemen Gu er pa
laq1elc ojretlo en paas
des apte IA terlIe's
p. 4. PHILIPS
e. W. WILSON,
octs * "a "a "a nov GERALD FARRELL.
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The celebrate Waller thus spoke of Millions
Paradise Lost - The old blind school master John
Milton, has written tedious poem the Fall of
II its length be not considered merit it hath other y
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hh
10 public the dyan'age VI two last Da'y AH'l'e
~ Ahhn.l' ..i 1 4.
New York at s.. and A. NJ fhAdelph az u
Philadelphia l0g and = ~ baltimore Al = ~ Al and
Baltimore at and sAM and VI WaAllns on A. Hou -
NJ man A. npdsrM kburg ~ and As'
,er .t,,g At ia A. and Richmond At N ~ and AN
MI" ~ and M Peer.oug AT and 50 An
e.,..tntry ~ yIu and Weldon Al and " n.
~ idan II n And Ip, Wlmiugios att NJ and P'h'
,v.in,n,tcn al IChsslestun nj 6 an.
Nv the above schedule IL will be perceived that
Sonth leaving York At 81 fhiadephia NJ w pn
~ raneh charleston 3 " Po,ompr
more board the sleanboa pashs do"h '"'
IN Wow of Vernon, BY daylight 4, A.. rrs, Of
fasenre. arriving Washing from Baltimore by the ltsn ~
A. NJ or az have the nd AtHge ~ t,J
on BOARD the Potomac steamboat aud win hs ~
seats nan m The purpose, the Richmond tree. sbuik &
Potomac and at Wilmington, N Co III ~ hOA ~
Washing ton, in time the second night , 4.
this route, will be perceived give ta may
advantage reaching Charleston c. in lhs shortest po'so Az
of resting his journey rhoHt ncuIils
avoiding risk Of serious delay In inc e'"'
brea' Of connection nj point t- hy ,bieb
baggage Wagons provided on Ne N " i
conveyed through IN h m
tinot Richmond and Petersburg nee % 81 ~
Baggage accompany travellers BY s route Tue whole Jus
tanrs New York aud Charleston s. c. -. .. IN,
Charleston point ,out Of washington
the checked Washington, and thence 10 IhAfn'
any other point Of destinstion :, -. 4, y ~,
tS For further information and htough Nckeis' apply IN NV
Railroad nce foot OF Liberty street, IN fh
slelphls Philadelphia Baltimore Railroad Ohe ~ On
Haor. Ticket Once adjoining the Warrington
N- '' ~ STOCKTON d FALLS.
v9s an L. +. kREBs Agent
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LACEY 4 co., 81 ST Charles street,
z% Branch Or LACEY q PfIILLIPss CELEBRATED Han
Kiss AAHUFACTORY PHILADELPHIA Offering
1houable HARNESS. EAT(lLES AND TRUSRs pes
~ REPAIRING sTRTCfLY ATTENDED TO. fs7T lydW
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Two lovers stood upon the shore
Of Massachusetts, Bay,
Bidding a sad farewell before
Seth tore himself away;
I'll marry you when l come back,
My Sally Ann, y says he,
And then he took little smack,
And went away to sea.
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NEW YORK AND HAVRE STEAM -,

NAE tTI.H IDMfAN - ne o ) Man
steamers, the FRANKLIN, } A. Woltou rouanrs,
BOLuT b Lines comuanIer Will save S-~ York Hnyre ant
Southampton, Tor The year 1853, on the following dAys5
From Nsr York. From Ii.yrs, From Southampton.
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NEWARK, NJ. SADDLERY Ware Es-,sA.
! Honss,--ANDREW e. BuLLd CO, M. II Canal Skrs1
NhwOrlesus between Camp Magazine ttfvetL,
Manufacturer. and mparters Of AppLY and sAppLEWAHf
hand complete AGtd-s
Buis Marie gaes Trunks, Ws skrhg, Harness and Brii
Lashr tosltns ArptEIs 1uplS amt Trimming Of de-
sailtI.l, No. Il CANAL STREET
sla Ng5hW Andrew s, 6CiI & ca.
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INliE BRITISH AND. NORTH -e.s.
II AMERICAN RnY-Ai MAI. STE aA.sILnS EtGtR

HNHE BRITISH AND NORTH zo~,
Il AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL sTEANsHIPs-S Ll.ASS
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERpOOI-Chef Cabin p-s---. sIn
ago f55 - WV 1''''t Na'h ! AZ
B The ships from Boston at Halar
ARABIA. Cap n Judkins AMERICA Ca,tair .,,.L
PERSIA, Captain Ryrio. EUROPA Csnt,in ssstS $500.
ASIA, Captain f. 6. Lott. CANADA Csptair &C.
AFRICA, Captain NIAGARA fartat
ne above vessels clear white mast head srpen m
starboatd bow, red port bow ' N''' s'FeH 0n
NIAGARA, Long, from BOSTON, Wednesday Julvs
AFRICA Harrison from NEW YORK, Wadne,dsy Jui, ~
AMERICA, Lsitch, from BOSTON Wednesday. INV on
ARABIA, Judkns, Rm NEW YORK Wedne,jsy I1Iy "
EUROPA Shannon, nom BOSTON, Welnrsiay E,or,y y
ASIA, Lott, from NEW YORK "Wednesday Aagnst 10
NlAsAkA, Leiteh from BOSTON, Wtdnssdays Angst ~
AFRICA, Harrison from NEW YORK wein..day Angus a.
BeTths not secured I'll paid for. - ''1h-'' -.
An experienced 0 y board,
tS The 81 these Ships will be accountable 10 J
SILVER Bullion, Specie Jewelry Precious N.a 9,
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porters; and his own character compelled him
to clear his skirts of such an imputation. Sup
pose he had remained silent--would not the
whole country have regarded him as Van
Buren and Cochrane sympathizer? Ten years
hence, could he have defended himself from
such charge without record evidence? lie
protected himself from present msrepresenta-
tion-he protected himself from being miscon-
strued in the future. Had he not right--a
clear and unequiyocal right-to do that ?
The whole country answers in the affirmative;
but one James Guthrie, without antecedents,
and, il is to be hoped, without consequents-
man unknown to fame-a stranger TO the his
tory ofthe country-answers in a rough, coarse,
vulgar tone, in the negative.
This Mr.. Gnthrie-having been made Secre-
tary Of the Treasury by one of those strange
freaks Of fortune that the wisest cannot inter
pret-censured Judge Bronson because he had
not appointed sufficient number of the old
Van Buren, freesoilers to offices in the New
York custom-house. Look at the time when
and the manner in which that censure was
made. Look at it carefully. Remember that
Judge Bronson did not solicit office Remem-
Der that he was importuned to accept Office.
Remember that no fault had been found with
his appointments until he refused to speak at
the bidding Of Mr.. John Van Buren-and we
ask what was the motive that urged and insti-
gated Mr.. Secretary Guthrie to write his first
letter? We say it was to eensure Judge Bron-
son for not giving in his adhesion to the Van
Buren dynasty--for acting as free and inde-
pendent-an honest as upright citizen. But
now we must stop for the present. We have
cleared away the rubbish, SO that having a full
view of Mr.. Secretary Guthrie, we can paint
him to the life, and set forth at the same time,
facts which the people ought to know, and
ponder and understand. @