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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01
NEW YO2K COMMISSION ROUSE.
THOMAS IL. UiGHEE,

W Isl EIsN FhODU CE AND GEN ERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street. New York
I(ElNG long established with n extensive connection
ID IN the doove business respectfully splicts consgn-
nenis of all kindso Westerb Produce which will receive
Immediate and personal attention i The lowest
scale OF charges Particular care will be bestowed
conslgnments of Tobacco and liberal cash advances
made on all shipments when required 10y
J. II. MAGfiEE & CO..
icoSu-u Evansville, Ind.
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NEW EAI.L MiIITyEuv

vi Is undersigned to Misses Il Barker
has Just e,nraef ir'm the East with lrs
al varieties OF Bonnefs Rbions Fl0sers herr Can
Avai and Fancy Headdresse ofthe a-es styes and AZ
Prices winch eannt all TO give satiscon ais. we'll
prepared 10 Cut Dresses aud teach Dress-custinx in
hours instrucsn Full atis faction no charge
r. X BARKER.
oe'S-tt Main street OPP osite Branch Bank
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MISCELLANEOUS. .
STOVES! TIN AND.CGPPER EST4B H
IL II M n -

c. THOMAS sCAN1llN, ffhe fTm ofSnntlis
e. s. Paryin, has returned from ftineet, ard TAX
49, up his Residence rs.rmanehi. IN rhis CIV
X y here he Will bis al attention 10 al
branches oftheir Business Mr.s.would all The auen.
ton OF the lutlic generally aud his old scsts mer
to their extensive stock of 10Y rs, TN aid shEk1.
IRON MARI, aid all otter articles lei,sinnk 10
their business They so pre- AIRED 10 do all sorts 81
in Copper aud hect-iron Custom ok Yea nj eat
work &c. dc. Also Tin and other metahc hsefng
done the perfect sty is
Cali al the sIore of q Sc AN1I1N & PAkk1N.
noyl4 Main steet, bet First and Seesnd.
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n lFE INSURANCE effected in this company the
L Mutual and Joint Stock 81 stem.
n. n. CioopxAx. Presr WV CONES, Vice Pres't
l.. BENTON, Secretary.
Directors:
n;H; Goodman, W yy f safnet,
f. Gest George Carlisle,
chaeiss conahan, samuel B. Keys.
Burt c,sve,,ns i've psshlsr coamn"s
' :" . nv goard Of Finance:
Hon. Jacob Burnett samI Virgins, Esq.
SIS Goodman, Esquire.
ApP'''"H oRXBRook & CHURCHILL, Agts
Prof. W. II. BYppRp. Medical Examiner. Tdeei0fl
TN ssowDOs ,rrr George r. orTs
WHOLESALE. ANo sESfafL cGRfAIN, UPHoL
srERy AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE.
so 81 WEST torRrH srEG a,l;, sErwtsS MAIN ASi
cINcIX:ra7T
E-T would respectfully call the ention OF all those wh'
We OF goods our liz 70 or sapiror 's'ors
Fiasspras csunere,cs white and cold
Feather Beds Linen a. Muslin Pillow SLIPS.
CURTAIN GOODS.
IrceAeiIs Satin d Lone wcrsted Damasts Swiss Goods
WINDOW SHADES.
t Mesi Cornices Curtain Bands and Plus Loo and Tas
Oar as.ersnsnt Of CURT ,Iys AND SHADE GOODS We
T be ioans superior TO other Stock brought
OELCLOTE.S.
Also
roweRg and Sheens Table L~ens Piano and Table Gov
Door Mats other articles
HOuskepers Oar aim will gho
ia ~ith their patronage.
10 All work made by ; warranted
SNOWDON & oTTE
aug5--w y West Fourth St. bet. Main a Walnut.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
partnership HERETOFORE existing
sign d. under the name and style of j. x W. Reilly,
this dsv dissolved 10y mutual consent.
All liabilities from v he
liam Rev successor u said firm The frnl name
will lie ussd for the purpose Adjudication only.
JAMES REILLY
WILLIAM REILLg
Evansville. June Is. 81. e20-tf
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HOME d, !!ysyRAACE COM ns


OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
CAPITAL $500 DU0- all paid in IN CdSH.
r1yIIIS Contrary business atont one
with OF doing saf. fair business with
so large Cash Cart aud 5. l.. LOOMS its head W" ven
lure TO equal Insurance Com
pany Policies will be issued hy the subscriber
ON l,uiidinss Mereh ndize ou ehoi Goods &C.. &c, ON
run, favorable with Their good soiven, Con panies.
5. l.. LOOMS. Pres't
z CsARLEs j. MARTIS Secretary.
ALLEN G. HALLoCK. Ag't..
Main street opposits the Bank
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LOrs AND HOUSES ron su.r

dNREAT CHANCE FOR SPECCL.ATI0N.S;x ro,s e.
~ sale situated IN Evansville beyond the Railroad be-
pot Four these etshaSs Frame on them
wise approved They well situated Residences
convehien. business and only about square from Ms
street u nne SPECULATION offered in
TO Bs SOLD Those wanting cheap places or b
Inc hne opportunity depreciation better APPLY
V1e OF these houses especi-llv de-
rse residence For further particulars apply at this Once
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BEEF CtTTIE &c. FOn SiLE.

s-ss+ WOULD notify my hatcher friends AMI others
~ interested. that viii be the Salt once A
week With alot of tue and fai Beet Cattle letter
never were brought to this market. and also Mileh
COWS on-ep Se TO which would the pare attsu-
on OF eitiLers have also for sale span Horses and
MULES =, satisfy all orders. Thos wanting anything this
Kind WI please leave word the Sa Well or AZ Oregon
'ili .s New harmony. WALLACE GORDEN
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

= :
. HAnTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
nARftOkD. CoNNECiICut
INCOEPokArtD ioD.-CHALTEa PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL sJuo eco al paid ia AID iarested
f1>lS long esti tished and wei, known Institution has
transacted extensive insurance Nusintss Tor more
the United States ADD the British
North provinces 1t has aimed To secure pubc
enee by aud faithful ulnliment OF
ana the OF properly are assured 81 an Ia.
claims for los under its policies will be beraiy I'D cd aha
promptly rard Public buildings Manufactor-s Mills pa
chinery Dweling ous Stores Merchandise Household
Furniture Vessels the stocks while m port &c DC
will he insured low the risk will admit
III HUNTINGTON, Pres't.
c. b Bow EMS. Secretary.
eE- Applications for insur me" may be made to
ALLEN C. HALLOCS- Ag't..
Main street. neatly opposite the Bank,
evil Evansville. lad.
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Dean ofthe Faeulty Memphis. Teau.. speaks thus;
r. M BRUcE. NJ. D. New Castle. Ky - =,
Dsar Sir submitted Compound 70 froess ~
ehhsr. and X p Watson thins highly Indeed
sfyour Panaces think well calculated 80 nave very
slnar eject a an slter1nt can give opinion "ft
physicsns an sthsr may bay IT, aud eheerisiy
rive IN individual accommodations.
- T. q. GAYLE.
DIAN Of the Faculty.
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E. II. srocgwELL. n ID D: J,

Professor of .atomv Physiology aad y2sne saeeessev
in Phil.I-Iphia an Cinsinnsfis says:
Nesrs BxuCE Cut have used exteh ,iVeiy
and ~oIletv. the articles epmposng the CemPeuad OF VT
Ixpt,x veEr ADD consider ~ the
most eaeeaaI remedy Tor Serefals 'aeeree ina
th.r re The pss. is s&e patent aad esaces his
dexrce Of pharm7ccasi-ai science
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NEW YORK CITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
oFFIcE, WALL STREET.
CAPITAL, SJOO,0OO.
IasHraaee against Loss or Damage by Fire
A PUBLICATIONS. received, aud Policies issued on as
~ favorable terms as any other Company, by
JEREMIAH BENIN. Agent.
Office over Caldwelrs Store, Evansville, la.
iai,JS If 49,.
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NOTICE.

NUTTtE.
IL Nv Nt been informed that uors aa in
community that Nr. Coal are 4
Que Way connected in either Conant Coal Bank or III
ihaaaa Nning and Manufactnriag Company this city
state thai ne her OF those have ANY con
teton With Mr operations. to the amount one cent
nor 10 they exps ct TO have hereafter.
o-t2I-3t Il l. cox ANr
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READ, RRApN REAp:l

Of the Rev s sumner reSiien of the Henry
Female COLLEGE.
Mr. widely known Cor great moral worth anu
far hirh and honorable his school - famed ON
count skill TEACHER and the rapid progress ms plPs
NEw CASTLE. KY. Nav q iS1J.
Dr. Bruces Indian Vegetable P4naeea ha- t.H
family also used with decided benefit and
although myself satisfied from the
.yaIuable medicine SIS. SUMNER
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MEDICINAL.
GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DR. BRUC3'S
y n \. 4. H. n A H II. ID
? \ \ 4 Z Z A

FJr The RtdieaF Cure Of
uNysPFPsIA Seroaiaor Kings Evil Iacpient Conss mp
il, Isasuafis Of the ~ LtseFCon-
pIsIas Csasei Dsopy sch sud Nersois tsesehs'
b., in ne sid Breast Back Diseases OF h Aita -
Spleen and Csldaes Vt the rec. OIL Srs ana ciees
Ss<enr Oh tn tianls jana tics. Female tftsg
uiares aud All DISEASES rising sxeessise
use OF Ncrcary -. -.,,,. -, ,,on,
- luart tiles WIZ ns
ters Or 8RUCE'S INDtA> bGsTABLE fASANSA'
NEW O. lSTLf. KY biawn in kne g'ass.
MEDICAL Pl,3P RITES AND USES -,
action Liver aad Blood u pow-rai and ~
removes Constipa.ion AMI Is the MASTER htNu Vr
e aots with kidneys and Urine
Perspiraton eguilitrdn IL par, .ns
al. skin ceanses weetens The bra'h n
while IL thu. removes the sfsem all nv
mat@r toae prop rites give to,e anu ~e."A' f7
life and visor. Price ~ per bottle
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isD41lS & CO.'S 1OS

ftS5I.eRlaaTP a /. s.f 4 S 9 .MsSn>r1S54,
! ss,-xr ERN EXPRESS, 5ezSas-- !,
-, For the rarii and sal, convey t.. - &
, ne q lls"ss I'd 1dms sni snsnt
generally Arrang eiLents ha,lg been made with tn,
Evansville aud Charlottesville ha..-oad Company, fol
&c OF evansville are respectfully informed tn,,' hes
senger will be dispatched ON Mon ;y morning etih
an, daily thereafter (exeep sundays in eharg of pack
ages ndifeght forwarded through Adams d. Co., to
Vincennes aud Way Stations on the road.
An Iron safe viii be carried to give greater security to
valuables, and in all goods deyivercd
|. arrival at either end Without extra charge -
The business connections and arrangementso Of Adams
Co.'S Eastern Express have been extended to Evafs
vile, and r. e. O'RIEY ~ co. appointed Agents Tor
aud Hos cepGSYSGToS s Co. on Agents s "%as
ceiving and delver ali goods for the city at their
Bookstore, eorne OF Main and First streets.
Merchants ordering goods from the Eastern ciiirs,
wi nn great az vantage IN having them forwarded by
Adass & Co.'S Express the time of which rarely
i've DAYS. ~ sff. =
IT ? Packages of all escrptions designed either to
lhe Easto Tor the tinccnnes route should be elfa
e. o'Riley.& Co.'s Wharfboat, or at Con,ngton's &
Co.'s bookstore or notice be given they will send for
them.
IrFsrhe Messenger. Mr.. JAS. REYNOLDS. will be a,
te train hall an hour before its time of starting 10 take
charge " whatever may be offered there
Evansville, FeD- Is, "a. (ap2S- iy) ADAMS & co.
LEATHER AND FINnTN GS.
VNIlfdAM BELL. is inst opening Main street
w oppositete Bank. alarge and well Sc cctedslocI
efleaiher and hndings. consisting in part Of
1000 sides of soleieathsr, HemlOck and spanish
tanned.
50 doz, morocco No. /. 9. and 4. Tampco extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and ladies French.
'5doz kiP-Prine City, heavy country, light me
dunn
20 sloz Cochineai Roam
10 PINK blue and green do tf.
90 . Linings-Pink, blue. and green.
20 = Bindings--Lindsey's cape goat and sheep.
) % Patent xiii skins.
$50 . Calf skins-IigAt. heavy, and medium worls
Fair and Caron,
. . Oil thong leather,
10 :. Madrass Kid
9D bbls pegs.
$40 prs lasts.
Boot trees avis. pincers,, nails tack
stamps, thread, bu6crs, scker wheels, keys hooks |
and all other tool aud materials uscu BY shoe m akcr
all Of which will be sold the most terms
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BRUCE & CO.. New Castle Kennedy:
X. III. WRIGHT 4 CO. tsdianepoi,s. lad.
WO0LSEY < LfNCK, Evansville. Ind.
And for sale. and MISSION nj d. pos prices BY
iei0-6m KELLER. FARNSLEN 4 co kyanSy
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AFNRM Enn s,IE

h'nety tuo acres six miles II IN Evunsville the
~ Vwenssiile road formerly led by lsarney Co "
rsc House ssd Barn, Grated Orchard 6urae NJ ell and
prses One third OF the land in wood IL will sold To-
<e r"r in parts Price ~ 3d. The buildings ar. worth
the Ia oaey. oetsn- INV JUaN Curtis
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= PRINCIPAL DEPICTS

Let everybody procure Oaesof DR. Bruee's Amanaes an
Journals read he cures Performe
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KELLER. PARNsLEy & CO.
LAND FOR SALE.

HIVE OF Land the BoonvilIe road bridge
4 equally divided by the Canal This desirable rrorert
situated rapidly proving OF the city offered 70
sale easy For further particulars srpy 10
e,s-tf rfrrlf J. p. ELLIOTT.
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s,CNDRlES 7trlH
- bil Sugar Baker Moiasses, bbl Golden Syrup;
y IbM sugar House Molasses. reed tits day at -
ey2l BEDFoRpS
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j. HYpE,s M,RBlRYann.

CORNER sEcoNp AsD sTEfsr EvAksvIrIF nD.
HE nndersgn' would citi
Lens OF Evansville and the public generally he has
nnrchad the entiT- No. rmont Marble
Humphrey. aud Is fully nrers
menfs Toms Ohelsis. Head and Stones OF the
aud the These sfipg
suitable Monuments to their deceased frnd would
to giS. HIN call All orders promptly ate nteo
ocfzt-tf ' 30 j.. DE.
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ErREsH TEAs.-iOO aif-chest.: easys etc. etc. me-
dium 70 very choice. d. for sale low by
et29 SEE. GILBERT a. CO.. 5. c.. near Water.
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STu ATED the Evansville owensviiie road three
~ miles from this CITY with sg hOuse good Orchard
never falling Srring-twenty ards cleared
AlSQ;-A two story Brick Hons- con
and streets in good air aud Iullt
AL>OFire vacant OTIS laying Rel and cfsadICrs I'm
lsrgeent all Of which will he said terms
uire OF augD 7. BACON q CO.
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Boot trees. rasps avis pincers nails balls tack
stamps, thread, buffers, slicker wheels keys hooks
and all other tools and materials by shoe ak
all OF which will be sold the
1
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unr-vs - -, -, ! 20, : koN !, XIV.
10 counts short time Bills New York New Orl,a~s
- Louis and does general king Exchange
akes All the prncp cities
all. trms; prseeeds promry reunited dag
With rate OF Exchange: the Memphis Sayug
Institution received with all other
augi3-3m ISAAC YOUNG. President.
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w . Rescue. Tor sale nv - 80 ny =
nov" $ EeGiLBERT Co. sye near ws,,rslzs
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V1e OF these houses esrecirllv very de-
residence FOR further particulars apply this oice
- FOR SALE OR RENT
"a n sery desirable family residence
- e'ega'o part OF The city. The house tains six rooms
WITH COCO cistrn out houses and number OF fruit te m
he premises. - " "' 'Sses on
AL>o Two vacant Lots in Lamsseo city frontipr IN.
err bargain can be had ifaPplied mmediaty Appiv
augl
RLENCHEn a0TTON.-3oo cases assoyted brands. 20
eases blue Dr 10 s. Pillow Gaze Cotton. N 10
cases shirng 10 cases 81 Shifting hand and Cor
JAMES Low -
''P' AIS Main ST.. Louisville kv.s
iSuoH "A good assortment Of Lauors Of all Minds On
- = nand and Tor sale by uoy2, PRESTON BROS
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-31

6T A writer in the Journal of Commerce,
who has been a resident of Russia says that
in long war the allies have much the best
chance; that Russia has been accumulating
material for the war for the last quarter of n
century, but that in campaign or two more
her resources will be exhausted He says
that Russia pays Sl5 for every hundred
weight of gunpowder transported from Mos
COW to Perekop, a distance of 1000 miles,
and for other munitions in proportion. 1t is
argued that such drain upon the Russian
treasury as is now going on, will force her to
yield at last. Perhaps so; but in awar of this
kind both parties are likely to lose more than
they can ever hope to gain. Warts the most
expensive luxury nation can ndslge in, and
it cannot be carried on long without wasting
the resources Of the Allies, and adding greatly
to the amount of public debt, which the in
dustry of England and France is called upon
to pay by taxation. No nation can expect to
prosper with such drain upon their wealth
as the present preparations against Russia
require.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-31

The ATHENS PosT. The Post from first to
| last, so far as its influence extended, threw
cold water upon the nomination of Gentry,
and has treated in a spirit of ridic,le, the
American organization.
We can say to the man of the Post, that his
"more or less Wings" who refused to vote for
the American candidates because of the 'for-
mua and fiummery" of the Order, can now
vote for who they please, and join whatever
party they please. The American party wants
no man or set of men in its ranks who oh
ject to the Philadelphia Platform.-Knorviile
Wing.
The above paragraph is wrong at least in
its purport, if not in the spirit which dctat-
ed it, MS our readers all know. Prior to the
time Mr. Gentry was said to have been nomi-
mated the "Post' opposed his running, and in
doing so, the paper truly and faithfully re-
Elected the feelings of its political friends in
this and neighboring counties, insisting that
he was not the most available man. Our az
tcles, however, were not dictatorial nor def
cient in that courtesy due to an honest differ
ence of opinion, although we were accused Of
being refractory and our motives questioned
But as soon as we were satisfied there
was to be no regular nomination. and that
the contest must be between Ger try and
johnson, we not only ceased to oppose the
former, but went into the fight with all The
ability and energy we possessed-with what
effect it is not of course for us to say. We
claim no credit for our course as we done
Just what we conceived was our duty under
the circumstances and not because we had
changed our opinion as to the policy of the
step that placed Mr. Gentry in the field. 1t
is true, we have at times spoken lightly of
the imbecility and want of judgment display
ed by members of the ORDER because these
were the worst things we had to contend
against in this strong democratic section
But SO far from ridiculing the principles of
the American party, we think our paper dur
ing the canvass would not lose great deal in
comparison with most of its contemporaries in
its advocacy of those principles as enunciated
and set forth in the Philadelphia platform.
1t is certainly, very kind and considerable in
the Wing to give notice, every week, of the
immense fact that those who do not wish to
act with the American party have the right
to connect themselves with any other. The
permission so graciously extended will, no
doubt, relieve great many who felt cramp-
ed and at a loss to know what to do; but we
put it to the good sense of the editor of that
paper whether the party is so strong, or is
likely to be, that it can afford to push off en-
tirely the "more or less whigs' for doing in
the late contest precisely what Mr.. Gentry
did in the last Presidential canvass--refusing
to file off under what they considered an OBJ
jectionable and inauspicious lead; and whe-
ther less assuming and more conciliatory
policy might not be productive of happier
results.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-31


THE LIQUOR Law IN MrcHGAN.-A cor.
respondendent of the New YORK. Post, in a
letter dated the 9th inst, in Lansing, Mich
igan, says
The Maine Liquor law is ostensibly oh.
served among us, but is secretly violated TO
considerable extent Bottles are now here
publicly exposed to view, but any person
who really loves the article can find it in
most places.
Prosecutions are reported in all parts of the
State, and, generally, the magistrates have
enforced the law. II is understood that law
yers employed by the rumsellers of Detroit
TO contest the law have advised their clients.
in most cases, to pay their fines rather than
carry up their SUITS. The law has been in
operation for thee months, and its friends
think it fully adequate for the correction of
the evils of intemperanee, in every partie-
uar, unless it be in reference TO the sale of
imported liquors.
Dealers contend that they have right to
sell such liquors not only in the original pack
age but in any way they please; and they
have carried up the question to be tested in
n number Of cases.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-31

POWERFUL STYLE OF WRlT1NG.-Some
Yankee editor from away Down East, being
on summer jaunt through the West is writ
ing home accounts of the country, to en-
Tighten the good people Of ssachusetts.-
Witness the following explosion of conccn.
trated bile:
"Erie, Pennsylvania, is God-forsaken
looking place, the men looking like bull dogs
and the women like furies. The boys and
girls are ragged, dirty and saucy set, and
run in the streets with the pigs and geese
Cleveland is dirtier, and more filed up with
foreigners than ] had expected to find it,
Business appears to be overdone, and the
place is cursed with superlluity Of lawyers
and doctors. The lower part of Toledo is
filed up with low Dutch beer shops and hogs
and every man you meet looks as If he had
been picked in lager beer, then smoked for
bacon. Chicago is the hottest place l have
been in this year."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-31

SECRET SocIETIEs.-Some men affect n
holy horror of secret associations, and yet
they support the most secret of all orders
the Jesuits. They see ruin in combinations
of Americans to support their country
whilst they view as perfectly harmless, So
ciety which penetrates into the family circle,
and worms out the private doings and say
ings of its members Such men can "strain
at gnat," and yet Swallow camel" with.
out difficulty. The secret of their acuteness
in the one case, and obtuseness in the other
may he, perhaps, that the Jesuit order, being
the richest in the world, is liberal to those
who will close their eyes on its proceedings,
and lend themselves TO its designs. Some
persons have the faculty of becoming perfect.
ly blind to all other objects when gold is be-
fore their eyes.