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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13

FAYETTEyILLE, May Bacon, e@loc; Rio Cot
toe PRIME hi iS o prime me 9@io Fair
b Feather: s5@s7c b. Flour-sugeTdne 69@S4 a.
Lard lO@llc ID. Molasses-Cuba, 2s@25c y: Orleans
A1n 51 s@ $685. Apple BFaDd $3.50
key 3O@s5c. q gallon. Talfow 1850. ID Wool 22@2sc.
5tb.
Bacon we reduce cent Cotton, change About 100
bales sold this morning at 04 Flour prices
No other change. Observer.
notaton but know of no salesl000 bbs Whining
Turpentne has further advanced and until yesterday
few parcels received the market nearly bare
in hand-he sales since Friday $4,000 bbs at 62@
IS cents cash. wholesale 667 retail We notice sales
Of $50 bbs Wilmington common Rosn at 81 81 5o@ 62
atSF nss G weight r. 4
$50 No 2 50 y Dbl 723 poor to prime No 81 25@5 $3.50
RceAbout $50 cs have changed hands at So 1904 so
including parcel of very superior quality at 81 ST. cash.
HAVANA April 2s-sug is slack and dropping prices
unchanged. Lard-Sales at IA 10 Freight to Cowes
l25 s. 16 and to the United States 25 a ST. so q box
Exchange on London q g.
LIVERPOOL, April 23.-Dennistown quotes Cotton in
lower grades Better qualities also easier Holders how
ever do press sales The weeks transactions comprise
1000 bales The quotations Fair Orleans Oh Midding
5l@5d. Fair Uplands AMI Mobile gid. Middlme, 5S@
sgd.
| Business at Manchester steady.
Breadsufs-Four in fair demand S@6d: advance
eStern Cana was quoted at KS Cd a. Oh0. %
a 24s. White Corn BIS. Cd. T.; yellow, s2s.
Dennstown quotes Wheat and Flour firm at the
the previous week White Corn Is. dearer yellow
and unchanged.
Gardner quotes Wheat advanced ID, Flour Cd, Corn Id
Brokers' Circular quotes IS advance in for the week
Richardson Brother quote breadstu quiet and unchan
ged except white corn, which has uarter
ProvisionsCarner quotes beef dull and lower. Holders
of pork willing to accept lower rates Bacon declined Is
Lard had advanced ls.-saes of SO tons at SIS. Cd.
Taow had advanced Is in anticipation the repeal of the
duty soap
Rosin dull. No sales of turpcntine
Rice had advanced Is % with large sales of Carolina
at l9s Cd 23s Cd The advance in coffee lost and the
market quiet Sugar in moderate demand Green tea
had advanced ID. Congous Id
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Three Days Later from E urope.

The steamer Asia, arrived at New York 5th inst,
with dates from Liverpool 10 the 23d ult.
ENGLAND---The only subject of conversation in
England is the financial budget of the Chancellor of
the Exchequer. 1t is generally approved, except so
far as it relates to the continuance of the Income
Tax.
In the House of Lords, Earl Clarendon stated that
negotiations were still pending with the u States
regarding the fisheries, but that in the meanwhile
Admiral Seymour's squadron would cruise the
fishing grounds this year it did last year
Kossuths friends are taking steps to prosecute the
London Times for libel, respecting the rocket bust
ness.
Mrs. Stowe attended the banquet given in her hon.
or at Ednburg, where she was presented with the
Uncle Tom Penny Offering" amounting to FL 900
for abolition purposes, and Silver Salyer for her
self. The next day she went to Dundee, and would
return the day after to Edinburg. The Duchesses
of Sutherland, Salisbury, Carlisle, &C., had not
yet appeared.
FRANCE.-It is not true that the French Transat-
lantic Steam packet scheme had been abandoned. It
is merely under consideration in financial point of
view
Three millions of francs had been appropriated to
procure cheap lodging houses for workingmen.
The postal treaty between France and Prussia
had been signed.
SPA1N.-Another dissolution of the Ministry was
expected, as the present Cabinet could not secure
the support of the Moderates.
DENMARK.-The Danish Chambers had been dis
solved for refusing to agree to the Government plan
for settling the succession to the throne of Denmark
Two of the Ministry had also resigned
! SwITzERLAND.-Negotiati were proceeding yer
bally between Switzerland and Austria.
| ITALY.-Sardinia had contracted loan of 400 OO(
frances to relieve her exiles.
miracle of the dropping of blood from the Holy
Throne had thrown Naples into a paroxysm of de-
votion.
shock of an earthquake was felt at Naples OF
the 9th.
TURKEY-Mr. Canning the British Minister hat
returned to Consantinople, where he made speech
to the English residents, stating that Engands mair
wish was to assist the Sultan to economist the re-
sources of the empire.
| Prince Menschikoff, the Russian ambassador haG
threatened to leave unless business despatched
more rapidly.
A difficulty had arisen between Turkey ant
Greece. the former claiming three villages which
are also claimed by the latter Both parties have
sent troops to the spot.
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Arnina1 CnriosIty.

We feel something like preaching sermon and
exhorting our "belubed bredren" to beware OF Gu
riosity specally about Court time, or where there
Is ANYTHING like fighting connected with It, II you
see ANYBODY begin to bristle up at any other body
h. YOU taken with a leaving; trot of round the
corner slope, vanish, vamose, dig into the clouds,
evonorate cut dirt and be absent. And, further
more. request all your friends who may feel in any
wise belgerent to give you slight hint thereof 80
that YOU may act accordingly and escape the punish
ment of your folly in seeing them fit" which ls
confinement in the courthouse during an indefinite
number of days. under the penalty of some several
dollars forfeiture We would still further e1hort,
entreat and beseech every man, woman and Child to
watch carefully the very first rlsings OF anger or
disposition to whip any other man, woman or child
and to adjourn the matter if possible, to quiet and
secluded place. where they can fight quietly and
peaceably and enjoy themselves in rational man.
ner, without duplicating anybody in the misfortune,
if not the crime of being witnesses. For our own
part we shall never be so foolish as to attempt the
character of mediator or peacemaker, neither
shall we risk the integrity of our garments in max
ing physical interposition of our short body be-
tween excited parties No Stree!
misfortune of happening to be present when some
trifing ebullition of passion is provoked in an ex
empary and peaceable citizen, by rude conduct and
naturally interposing, to prevent any serious conse
quence resulting therefrom, man may be kept from
his most urgent and indispensable business, perhaps
mourning loss far exceeding the whole interest in
volved court COSTS fines, lawyers fees etc. included
He may be very much puzzled hunting up money t.
paw in bank or a hundred things may require hi
attention, all of which he must DROP or incur
heavy forfeiture to attend for the purpose of bear
ing evidence in the Superior Court, in case wher
conviction can only bring merely nominal fine of
dollar or two and that fully up to the requirement
of the case We do think that some method Nigh
be hit upon for relieving the docket of so grave
tribunal of such frivolous matters, and the commu
nifty of so great bore, as this amounts to. Certain
" justice must have its way, but do wish it ha
some easier way. OCr own I" venerable" aspect ha
graced the Halls of Justice for the last week. to on
most decided loss and inconvenience, under some
thing like the circumstances spoken of above. w
do not suppose that, as the laws stand the power
that be could do otherwise in such cases, but the
ought to have the power.
Finally, we exhort all men, women and childre
to be peaceabe and keep cool, Or, at least, not
squabble until we get round the corner, or plac
ourselves in some position decidedly unfavourabl
for observation. Yea, verify Amen J!
Daily Journal, 9Th inst.
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drugs, Medicines, Paints 0ass
DRUGS, MEDICINES. p.I,.- UL

OHOGS, mEDlClNESs PAINTS 60
TINE subscriber has Just returned from A. Dc
i he has purchased direct from the man ,ns North -
porters large stock, carefully selected
the lowest prices consisting in part off, 'uisa he Offer,
Rhubarb Seidlitz and Soda Powder. 1s sa
rick's and SchifHin Co.'S Select PowSos; Haske I'D
Boot; Barley Mace Ginger Allspiee sq sass As;
CHEMICALS.-2Oo OF. Sulph on;... 0plOs
Weghtman - 20 lbs Calomel or. Sn,rhh pos...
lbs Pro-to Carb Iron Act: Lead SHIP A1opb;fs
and Quinine; Tannin; Valerianate Of IRON. Zine Cit
Zinc. On; falerian.. no
PAINTS.-10,000 lbs White Lead NM a's !
Lead, extra 1000 lbs. White Lead NJ oUOhs y, .
Ochre in Oil 900 Spanish Brown in OIL 900 Van
Red do; 500 Chrome Green in Oil Chrom, dVO renss
ground Verdigris; Pummce Stone T me lelOw do ta
Terra de Siene; 1000 Black Lead in oil UNI
Whale and Sperm Oils; Train Oil 2Oon Lnseed" G5
Window GLASS; 20 reams Sand Paper; Priv STes o,
Lead, sc. sc. '' htiDp Sea
PASTRY s. COOKING.-2 gross yo,.. s'F'
Tartar Bi-carb. Soda; Vanilla Beans f., foTders. j
Vanilla, Rose, Nutmegs, &C., Isnglass Ge1a Of LnS
Gelatine, SC. eiahne; Rp~assaa
| FANCY ARTICLES-76 doz. Tooth r.,
sortment 10 dozen Shaving Brushes oz Nes
doz Comb Brushes 80 doz. Hair Rrnn, Nail BnsI y
Brushes doz. Cloth Brushes so doz Sbo;s doz n
Lubbens Extracts, assorted doz Ess Ieg SosP; Sd
Oriental Drops IL doz. German Colorno nI%eqost a.
Powder and Puff Boxes; Cold Crem IL pei Coles
Powder Tobacco Pouches Combs: 30 dop 6SaiEe Isl
Blenders, Fitch Brushes Spruce Gum Gu amt Bu6
sons. Lemons and Goodwin's Fine Cut And
ported Cigars; Cigar Cases, &C. &C. For 80
and retail by VIM II f s9le whOesI
/ Oct. % Drueoist LII LLiIrPPlTT :
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Later and Important from Cuba.

New York. May 1.-The steamer Empire City has
arrived from Havana bringing dates to the goth ult-
She reports that the barque Lady Suffolk had succeed
ed the day previously in landing 600 slaves near Ma
tanZas
The news from Havana is not important.
A letter from Havana states that the Daro is very
bitter on the appointment OF Mr. Soue Minister tc
Spain, and intimates that he will not be received by
the Cour! of Madrid
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GOOD MEDICINES!!
STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORlNT

Is confidently recommended to invalis UNsURPASEDy
known preparation, for the of COUGHS H0AR
NESS and other forms of Common Colds BRONCHITIS AST
MA GROUP, CONSUMPTION, in early stage, and forter
lief of the patient in advanced of that fatal disease
1t combines in scientific remedies of long esteemed
value with others of more discovery and besides %
ing and tonic qualities through the skin gently and with
great efficacy for the of this class Of diseases
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MExIr.N D.UsT.NG LINIMENT'

MEXICAN MUSTANG LIN1MH'n ~ ouuJinr
TEVIIIS Iiniment unequaed for tie cure OF ps TunO
Stiffness Old Sores Swellngs, Pains in any cav
an external application can reach. volume OF a.e and
given from those cured these spd
also from those that have had Horses cured Of Stiffness
Scratches, Wind CALLS Saddle gals, Cracked hec'S'
any enlargement of bones muscle.
THROUGH BY EXPRESS! ami las 6en
This to certify that the Mexican Mustang L Go eTT
qe ag essrn Exprescs Cu rr
Chafes Scratches Sprans and bruises, and on tems
and their families; and they all speak us eTs kG
qualities in the highest One OF our HOSTILE MUSTN
and badly cut and bruised on his Sues Ind lamenFs
removed, and perfectly well III e Iuable g
We have no hesitation in recommending II ~ nUNhMW
ation be used externally or breast. New loh
Foreman of Adams Co.'S Express sta gMTEXICAN h W..
t1ks fsfEt o S om II" enda end
article have used for sores spralns " son
We have used it extensively and always sores ran
have also used for severe BRUISES n
Rheumatic Palms. and they all say II acS I'M sc OF any O
only say that we have entirely abandoned TIC "
JIM. HEWITT, Foreman n, for n Wall street.
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO, ~ avay
UARNDEN,S EXPRESS. - bf fSii street,
PuLLEN VIRGIL 6 co. co. - 10 wall WIi: street.,
Ii'7' DovsR n. II, Jan t ITa about
Messrs G. BRAGG Col had valuable i"' high with
three weeks since was wounded severely length and 40
or more deem tried ious articles to heal H. O collect sn
getting into caused large quantities G1 if b
the Mustang Linment which replied IN M it. had cd
thinking might do some good was % began he a
y used one half bottle when the inflammation eoed and the
and the wound TO heal Now is enurey rs well ess
growing the wound, making u LOON trial Of E
Hoping that others may be Deheh' CSs E. WIrbho
PRIcEs-The niment put up in 81 SZ cents and size s
CENTS sc cents and 81 per bottle OK Cent sizethc aS
oe,ns hq sRaGG Co. sol Broadway, N.Y. ana
and Market streets, st. Louis Mo. q DuPRE, Ae%
Sold by all Druggist, sWilnins
Dec. "A, 1852. -Ii6-6ml 500 41a
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OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE
IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO USE STEAM AS a
MOTIVE POWER.

IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO USE STEAM AS n
MOTIVE POWER.
AND DESIRE SAFETY AND GREAT ECONOMY.
opportunity offered to all whom it may concern,
n to the exclusive right of manufacturing using and
vending, in States and Counties IRVING'S CIRCU La
TING SAFETY STEAM BOILER for Stationary Engines
Locomotives, Marine Engines River Lake and Ocean
Steamers &c The advantages of this Boiler all others
in use, are,
l. ENTIRE EXPLOSION. being liable
to explode than open chaldron.
2. Less than ONE TIIRD the amount of fuel is required
to generate the steam obtained by other boilers of the
power
3 The cost of construction isREDUCED ONE-HALF.
They occupy but ONE-THIRD the space of other boil
ers, and may be applied to any engine now in
The of Furnace Crates will be intellectually les
sened by the small amount of fuel required and the
of using it.
The Company the reality of the above advan-
tages. Their conclusions based PRACTICAL RE-
SUITS, many of these Boilers being in and about
this city The inventor has but succeeded after years of
application, in bringing this valuable invention before the
public 1t stands alone and independent in its merits if
has the qualities claimed, which undenabe the public
will at acknowledge its superiority any other motive
power.
Terms Of sale made known application at the Office of
the 9 IRVING STEAM BOILER COMPANY corner of
Broadway and Parkpace, New York, the New Broad
way Bank
Circulars containing terms of sale, &c. will be forwarded
by mail if required address above.
April l5 1858. 32-3m
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VISIT OF PRESIDENT PIERCE To New HAMPSHIRE
The New York National Democrat is Sc authorized
to says that President Pierce WILL in the course of
few days, pay visit to New Hampshire He in
tends to be absent from Washington about two
weeks" The City Councils of Boston have already
adopted resolutions rendering him the hosptalities
of that city.
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Methodist Action Against slavery. &c

BosToN, May 2.-The Methodist Conference at
Ipswich to-day adopted series of resolutions strong
~ against slavery, and against admitting any more
shareholders into the church; also of amending the
discipline to prohibit the reception of slave
holders into communion Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. The conference also adopted the Maine
Liquor Law, and resolved to send FIVE delegates to
the Worlds Temperance Convention.
The LAST MOMENTS OF VICE PRESIDENT KING
The Southern Republic has received from Mr. F. K
Beck-a kinsman of the Vice Presidential brief &C.
count of the last moments of Mr. King. 1t says
g He was quiet and resigned to the fate which he
had seen for time awaited him. Shortly be-
fore six o'clock, on Monday evening, while a few
friends sitting around his bed side, the only
ones that he would allow in his sick ROOM he sud-
denly remarked that he was dying. The watchers
arose to their feet, under some excitement when
the Colonel said-"Be still-make no noise-let me
die quietly He refused to have the balance of his
household notified of his dying condition. His ply
stefan came in and examined him. The Colonel said
to him" Docto:, am dying. 1t seems as though
| shall never get through with it, am dying very
hard Take the pillows from under my head
The pillows We're accordingly taken from under his
head but afording relief, the Doctor turned him
from his back on his side, when he died in mo-
ment."
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The D1FFERENCE-The Boston Post draws a
striking distinction between the hopes of married
and single men, by stating that John Caple, bene.
dict, who sentenced to death few days since in
Philadelphia appeared quite Indifferent to his fate
while Carson Emmos, a bachelor, sentenced at the
same time. wept at the prospect of q losing the
pleasures of life.n
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DATENT MEDICINES.-4 boxes Sand,. S@----~
boxes Townsends do, doz Risley's do 'assapara
mans Drops. gross Wrshts Pills, gross SJ r.. gross
do. dozen Moats do, gross Ayers Cberrr Beckw
doz Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry, &c. f6setSra
Druggist and A. q M,
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CHEMICALS Fresh arrivals of tn. foro~;-
~ Sulphate Quinine, bbls EPSON Salts Sms loo d
phate 7 III e. o. RIns s1phate A5p s
Peperne, gals. Spirits Nitre, or OH TTaOme %
Hyd Patassa English) lbs Iodine bs OTG pace 5s
nie lbs Chloroform Iodine Copper ~ 1OI W Arse
of Iren, lbs Phosphate Soda 20 lbs Sugar o. sSaea
OF. Tannin, or Oxide Mercury ra1S e. Lead, pure,
lbs. Spirits Ammonia Aromat, 10 lbs Hom rq ammonia
For sale by c. DrPRF rs Anodyne,
April I'd nausgist'
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DAINTS, Oils. &c &c.--8OOO lbs Pure Extra ~ ;,
Lead, Sbbls Linseed Oil, Pure, $50 lbs ana GSIl No
Green 60 lbs Paris Green ground and in oil 6b Carom
Green Dry boxes Am VermiliiOn b5S amn C R
500 lbs. Spanish Brown, Gin On) casks Trnip black
English) 500 lbs Venitian Red Gin Oily l5O hora. Ned
dow Glass American and French at G. DrPPTsso" YIN
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Lyons Extract of Pure Jamaica Ginger
NJ OTHING need be said to command the attention Of
the public to this article when convinced that is
PURE and mnddldterded. Medical men. those sekin,
harmless beverage to destroy the unwholesome effects Of
brackish and turbid water rely upon its genuine char
acter and it is also extensively used for culinary purposes
Dyspepsia Summer Complaints Cholera, Nervous Debility
Fever and Ague, Dizziness, General Prostitution &c.
thing has ever been prescribed with equal effect.
Manufactured by E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, l6 Broad
way New York.
Inquire for LYONS PURE GINGER. Sodby rPaa
BILE Druggists throughout the world
Eg- w. II. LIPPITT and G.. DuPRE Wilmington y
c.. agents above.
Jan Z, 1852. Is
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STORING AND BEAUTIFYlNG THE !

l.
A MONG the many articles recon-
n mended for promoting q luxuriant
and beautiful growth of the human hair,
cleansing the head from Dandruff and its
natural impurities. nothing has ever been
discovered to compete with the virtues of
the misunderstanding incontestibleKATH-
AKRON, either as a TOILET PREPA-
RATION in its softening and fragrant
character. or to preserve and resuscitate
fallen hair upon GREY and BALD
HEADS. The Kathairon neutralizes
the effect of disease, climate and old age
which so often cause the hair to fall of
and turn grey.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing an arti
Gle to cleanse, soften, curl and beautify
their hair, should be particular and en-.
quire for LYONS KATHAIRON.
1t is sold by all Dealers throughout
North and South America, Europe ant
the Islands of the Ocean, in large bottles
for 25 cents.
Sold in Wilmington by C. DUPRE an
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The ER1cssoN.-This ship is now lyinga her dock
in Williamsburg, New York The Tribune says that
important alterations are going in her machinery
at the foundry there, which the owners are confident
will considerably increase her speed. She is TO be
ready TO sail for London, on the first passenger trp
soon after the first of july at which time the improve.
ments now going on will be completed, and she will
be in order throughout Capt. Ericsson and some OF
OF the principal owners will go out in her to Europe
She can accommodate about two hundred passengers
The ship is now open to public inspection.
BUSINESS G1RL.-We acquainted with a young
and very handsome girl says the accomplished editor oil
the Merchants Ledger, who has the principal of a
large mercantile establishment in fourishng coun.
try town. who visits different cities alone. Stops al
hotels, purchases supplies of dry goods. hardware
china, groceries, shoes, nicknacks and all multifari
Gus saleable which make up &c a stock'' in miscel
laneons store She gives notes. makes contracts, all
such bushes as belongs to her; and we have never
get learned that she has SACRIFICED one oa of the dig
nifty, admiration respect, which her just dpe as
yourg, amiable, and very pretty woman
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SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK.

TOHN KYLE has just received large and we'll selected
y stock of French English, Irish, Italian Swiss and Anne
rican DRY GOODS which, having selected with the great
viii no oun
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A Perseverance, BoY.-A boy only - years old,
who had walked all the way from Ohio to Washing
ton, it is stated called on the President a few days
ago He said he was an orphen supported and el,-
Gated by poor aunt, and had come TO ask place in
the Navy. The President was deeply affected by his
story and the evidence Of his PERSEVERANCE and gave
him several pieces of gold and invited him TO cali
again. The boy left, but was followed by gentle
man who witnessed the interview and who saw him
exchange the gold he had received for banks notes
which he mailed in letter to his poor relative. His
enterprise is likely 10 be rewarded by the place he
seeks.
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Inc trial of ex-monk Leahey, for the murder of
Bernard Manly in Wisconsin, has resulted in a YER
dict OF guilty, and sentenced to imprisonment for
life. 'e0''''''''' -
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WHIPS, WHIPS.-On hand Buggy, Coach. Suikey
w Oyerseers &c, for sale low by
AprlS, 1853, Wilkinson & Es1ER
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SPIRITUAL WIFEIsM IN ILL1NoIs-Wm Smith.
brother of the Mormon prophet. Joe, is before the
Circuit Court of Illinois, sitting in Lee county, on
charge of having more wives than the law allows
One of the female members of the church has made
affidavit that she had been induced to believe that it
was necessary for her salvation that she should be-
come his spiritual wife. Smith has himself now
pending in the same Court application for q d.
vorce, on the ground that his wife while at Nauvoo,
was initiated into the mysteries of, and, as he says
"took seven degrees in spiritual wifery. So that
it seems, according to his ideas of the doctrines OF
the particular branch of the church militant what
is sauce for the goose is not sauce for the gander