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SWANS
BANK NOTE LIST AND DETECTER,

tubliBntd fv,Ala
A 7 TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN AD-
- YANCE.The work lie prlated
and will be uuitsd
Southern Bank Lis, essential every Bank, Counting
house, Public advancing our common ia
and permit Northern and Northern Dstaco tue
a.a our money as they while queey fell
The work will be carefully revised the day fpaoestn,
nanca changes they noticed. Every
WI be made to make ita rabe guide the Banker
Hotel Propetorr, Brsksrs Auetloaes Commission Merchants. and
ope DESTROYS having their widely circulated
Special for advertising by tbs periods
known by applying of The office Atlanta,
osIss Numbers Will De ''n' on application by letter. nee OF
All BantNoo Lat and pasoor'
,:.,u. ,.... ,-.,...-. SAMUEL SWAN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received By oHAs. T. HOWARD Assa. for
view oIleaas. louisiana ss!6 Sm
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
W INSTITUTION No. 81 Camp ssst-Incorporsed IN
der At efthe Legislasurs, on lssh March, lsss.
The Office of this inatiusan will be reception
pos morning o'clock and
Saturday evening" from O'Clock.
Of the funds l. ictiv ln,s by The . nj
GRAFTON the Public Debts Of Uuei States Of Lon
stann, and Of the City of New 0rlsans
-.Sin the limits city OfNew Orleans exceeding cont
pledge Of tho stock of the Incorporated Banks New
All Interest employ uen Of the pd, n
be .ssrihp Ted sem, annually among The Depoaitors.
celve any pay or emolunen whatever "
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TRUSTEES.
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T Hs' + 75 ssss, ES Sis. s S:
W.N, MERCER, prssidsns
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Of the Act Of Incorporation bylaws can be OBJ
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ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE.
Situated at Grsenvs, Garrolon Jefferson Parish
La. conducted by Madame G. MACE.


public having great egee Of pros
pers, Madame MACE has found order the
establishment Of this purchase beautiful
which abe han occupied for In
th object school 5ooms large lefty AND airy dormi,cs
ia their construction the
directed health, fort and Of the papils
the delightful saluhrious
sen 81 residence, from the city
daily attendance 81 The aost eiEsnt Professors anh abundant
all the brsoehes requisite
pssc EnEsh Eapcaon and supr
Mace by abis
md the NORTH who rlds peEma
reniy Instuon. f't
The Enxh the experienced and talented d
MELHADa, ho
10 requirement q both languages In sqa pscon
szfeass psiiomsa every day p Englb eng Ptsch and
there being about there e pupia bsy
ntuitvsy learn BY association, each cthe
Language For the department Of Music dtnguked Professors
and effort excellence thia
plshuert.
Information respecting oil parcuas may obtaipci
from The prospectus % be procured the office Of this NJ
Saturday, ard Sundays in satisfy themselves
70 ths iEeIral affanseIacnts. se9s sn
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Second District

Second District Pound.
WKTAs brought to the Second District Pound corner
Wv Of st. Ann and Derbigny Streets as estrays-
Que black she Goat.
One white she Goat black head and neck white face.
One black she Goat with three white feet
One dark brown and white she Goat with collar
One whit. she Goat dark brown head, white face
Which, if not claimed within ten days, aud the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said
pound on FRIDAY, the 4th day of January 1856 10
- AUG. 5; PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Dec. %, 1855.
MI ets conduit au Depot des Epaves du Second
District, lange des rues st. Anne ct Derbigny,
CONNIE epayes-
Une Ghevre noire.
Une Ghevre blanche, ayant la tate ct lie cou noire lie
front blanc. l..-
Une Ghevre noire ayant trois peds blancs
uue Ghevre blanche ct brun foDce, syant IN collier
Upe Chevre blanche, la tete dun brun fonc6, ct lie
front blanc.
81 ees ne sont pas recames dams dix ours ct les de-
penses payees lis seront yendus feDchere puhque,
dit depot, VEN y, L. anYer ls56 10 heures
Souvee Orleans, "a Dec 1855. d25 81 jau4
Fourth District Pound
WWTAs brought to the Fourth District Pound on
wy jackson street, between Constance and Laurel
streets, as estraYs-
Three she Kids, two white with wattles and one
coored.
One black she Goat, with chain round the neck and
brass ring also her brown and white kid both with wat
One brown Colt left fore and hind feet white, small
white spot on the forehead, aud white the nose.
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold public suction said
pound on FRIDAY, the 4th day of January. 1856 at
10 o'clock A NJ,
New Orleans, December 81, 1855
I'll etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Quatrieme
District rue Jackson entire les rues Constance ct Lau
rel, CONNIE epayes-
Trois eabris don't deux scn blancs les bsrbes ct
pantre est coGeur de creme
In ne an con, eft II Al
cuivre ct son Cheyreau blanc nore, deux
ayant les barbes.
Tn etalon brun les peds gsuche de deyant ct de der
rere blancs, une tache bsnche ct dn blanc au uez
81 elles sont pas reclames dsns dix jonrs ct les
depenses payees, elts serout vendues renchere pub
liquei au dit depot, NESDREDI, lie 4 Janyer, 1856
10 heures, A, NJ. AUG S. PHELPS
GOmmiSsSire DIES Rues.
N'e-orlssns, "a Dec, 1855. DIS 81 jan4
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

ST. L0UIs HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS. 49,
VA SHE UNDERSIGNED most respectfully ANA
n nrna his friends and the travelling community that hs IL
has lensed the EaYorts Hotel
House hsi been thoroughly IMPROVED
be open iof tue reception OF the 18Th
RATE OF BOARD, ~ so PER DAY
II will be Kept ssormetly, Flttt Class Hotel
self that sill BILE shall
reputation. and rsnd comfortable home patrons
% Sin CHks. l.. GuhIBEL
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] o 8 E P FL H U F TY,
CAMP STREET,

80 CAMP STREET, 30
Importer Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY AND
STAPLE GOODS.
III No. 20 Camp street under the City Hotel Ne,o 0rleqs
Respectfully the Wholesale
purchasers to hts VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS uhy
imgersd and constantly supplied oushnu the year.
SHE'LL Shell Buffalo
and variety nj
lowest Northern factory prices.
TOILET ARTCLEssuch Ferlumery Hair Oil Hair Pima Poma
Fauey Soaps,
FINE FANS PURSES Boeks Boxes Portable Desks
together endess variety
style and snape at unusually low nricea.
SUNS PISTOLS, Colts and Warnsr Pistols
sci7soss Rzora Afa prsseryers Fishing Re Tackle
variety, the determined angler.
TIC ES, JE WELRY,
The stock in his line consisting Of the T. T.
and Joseph johnson With swiss
and English levers Their with large stock Eastern
Jege have been great by F.
ROBERTS, for Wholesale
hAyng beer purchased exclusively cash viii be
offered to purchaaers.
81 Eyer article warranted represented the money refunded
~ Watches, Jswerg carefully Repaired warranted
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THE LAKE.
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

NEW ORLEANS, JACK fsSs ugsx sissssFsss,sss
q soNiAND GREAT NORTHERN sa Rs
the New Basin.
PASSENGER TRAINS lsaves the city daily at A. NJ Reaches
Oaskh at P. NJ. Leaves 0yka daily NJ. Reaches
city A. Passengers received aud landed all ntemsdas
stations
half price x
FREIGHT TRAIN from the City osyka n.ermsdiat
stations Tuesday, Thursday Saturday, from
Oyka TO New Orleans stations every Monday
Wednesday aud Friday. =
- Season Ticksts issued, application, price,
q Eacun at half price any station the road for
passengers going and returning the day,
mol GEO, H. HAZLEEURST. GenD 9upert.
ari-N eekly Line of Stages to jackson, Miss.
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A TC H A T A L AVA

Will leave on WEDNESDAY, Dec as.h at O'Clock P n,
HfOR OPEL0USAS.-Th new and sg-s r.
IL safe steamer ALICE w. GLAZE, G. Lou
aier, MASTER vii leave taking freight
smnspor, Old River, and aandngs the Atehafalaya
Fortnight amply board Bsnva
da5 j. NJ. JOHNSTON co. 3 Front Leyee.
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A B K ANS AS RIVER.

WIN leaye THURSDAY December 81, at . cocr p ~,
Hs0R ARKANSAS RIVER-The -
Y new light dtanght nj Al. e. A. OG eUA61Ih
sEN S = f Bald gin mater, viii lssve for
az buren, Y. Nofrlsto~n Da- dsnelln. a
zine Buff and All above Fof
vr- ..o LEWIS sNAPP CO., 81 Front s,,ss,
me OGDEN a very drawing h. only Dpstosp
.nchss and will be abls to stthrot ' az 'n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-25

kNLUUA-250 bbls unbranded, for sale by
4 dit sR. KENNEDY CO., 20 POsdras. sisss.ss
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WIN Isaye q "WEDNESDAY, DEC. as at O'Clock p. NJ.
N'UH CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS, s.s :
a. champsepoe, Pigeon Hill, Alabama Landing eMAsr4 M
aen,gs Monroe aud al ,nermsdas landings
nne fast running passenger steamer UDAW
H VI SMITH master will leave ntove Through b,Ia
board $3.50 - passAs'' apply on
ds4 LEWIS sNApp & m q. E... -.
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I'D EG ULAR WEEKLY VICKS- sr5 !.
u BURG SATURDAY PACKET Steamer &. f..
7; TRABUE.Fer yeksSurs, Mllkpp's Bend ssssasssEs
~arrenien New Carthage Grand nif Rodney
nso SaehsI so Al ms and all landings tbs
nnesnt and Hwt T BUE.
EVENING, O'Clock M,
Freight YAzoo river having made
ariangemena with The to connect al
V sas For freight Or passage afiy on sGs,5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-25

kBURT HUDSON AND WATER sag =
u LOO PACKET NEW LAT0NA Emile sAA5tsAAe4l$
tres, mssssr hsns been thoroughly ovsIsaasd and
paialed
every M0NpAY, at ) o'clock P. NJ. = ~ -
The LATOSk will he
Thursds landings Coast Dnadser Ba1Su oale PN
quenine Baton Rouge Lbde Store
nieeda.s landings For freight having superb a
eomnodati 70. apply hoard oas SIN
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YAzoogR RIVER

y u lave on THURSDAY, 9Tth inst. at s p n ---
HsOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD, sz.=s =
Marion, Ya1oo City saar.is, yicksburg Nstehsz
and all Intermediates lsndingsReg1af
nacso DICK kEFeTh sad swift unpng pas seBgar
ne Dick Keys Riley, master, vii above freight or
passsge apply on BOARD to
d9s JOHN e, HYDE A. co ss poviras at,est
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A I A B AN A RIVER,

Wal leave 90 TUESDAY s5.h inst. at o,cloek p M
HsoR MONTGOMERY, SELMA, sa...
,ev nan and Nv Mesrmpts via she New BasinThe
hiaLER d. IL Shaw, Muster will for Moptgonnerv and
iaadnga en- Alabama River h or
dag JOHN =. HYDE co. IS pordras .,ras..
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N d W OR K .

EsOR NEW YORK-Regular Line .s5sN
I The al nav clipper bark. BEN nALLE1 4, Little,
master having nearly all her bosrd will SAL in FEY sys
freight apply board opposite the Vegetable Mar
ass GEO. W. HYNsoN h CO., % Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-25

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, ETCI
The s1Serears would psetuly eali ths attention
Of Sianefs Physician and Famle his wsi
stock comprising every arc in his Inns o. busnsss all q
which, will be nd Resi- n n
me Daring Sofa WATER AND MEAD .pIAsg
best quality ill be found establishment ali The
popular Mineral Waters, CONGRESS, BLUE
Bar ooms suppisd reasonable With PURE HONEY
SENCE PEPPERMINT GOULEY BITTERS, etc. -
THOMAS RANKIN,
os+lv Druggist and Apothseary Camp Poydra st.
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- OCULAR TUESDAY WEEKLY s~y
= VictshuTg Packet Steamer MAGN0IIA-
For gtkshaeg. wArrentep, New Carthage. Grand
sa Aoinay, hatcher and Fort Adnmfhn
nng passenger packet steamer MAGNOLIA Capt. Clair
will for the every TUESDAY, O'Clock p. NJ
NOS 4 4. B. SMITH. la Now Levee STRAIT.
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n OCULAR WEDNESDAY WEEK szs =
n Ally Packet PRANK LY0N-For Princeton, Sli1sssESs
Asss.n psshs,,s Point SKIP Landing Lake Pro
Nachrx
sepFar packet LYON. Capt H. Eats will leave
for the above WEDNESDAY Evening, o'clock
ne sh' or passage apply on board, or %
4. b. SMITH, 10 New 1evee street..
N srhts Boat will cot be repopse letter package
containing ewefy other zauahes Regular hills
afe taken peeiyipg the contents valve
FOR valuable ARTICLES drpSd with rek by
moi
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UAcHITA RIVER

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, The ash inst. atspM
IGOR OUACHITA RIVER.-The 49,
fine fest running pa,tsnges packet steamer sHAtsA
hTALANTA NJ G, srigga master, for Camden
Beech Hills Ghsmpegaols Pigeon HILL Alabama Landlps
passage apply on board, - '-'b1' VI
~ LEWIS sNAPP d CO., ST Front street. Fl
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TTOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line kSaN
~ The Al splendid pantei schooner COHAssETT, SAAA
T, aid her will HAYS
dixp.tea For balance Of Il light Or passags. apply
X GFO. w HYNSON q tf5 81 Csmr street
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JAVEs RoBERTsoS, General Agent
RR subscriptions by CEIAS. HOWARD Agea.
New Orleans, Louisiana. gs!s Sm
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-09-20
How they read Newspapers.

1t issa proof of tie great variety of human
development TO notice persons reading a
newspaper.
Mr.. General intelligence first glances al
the telegraph, then at the editorial, then he
goes into the correspondence.
MIR. Sharper opens with stocks and mar.
kets, and ends with the advertisements fol
wants, hoping 10 find victim.
Aunt Suckey first reads The stories, then
looks TO see who is married.
Miss Prm looks at the marriages first, and
then looks at the stories.
Mr.. Marvellous is curious to see the list o
accidents, murders and the like.
Uncle Ned hunts up funny thing, and
laughs with will.
Madame Gossip turns 10 the local depart
ment for her thunder, and having obtained
that throws the paper aside.
Mrs. Friendly drops the first tear of sym
palhy over the deaths, and then over the
marriages for, says she, one is about as bac
as the other.
Mr. Poliliclan ulsues inlo tue 'oieS dPh
and fr om that into the editorial, ending witt
the speeches alluded to.
Our literary friend is eager for lice com
position from the editor, or some kind cor
respondent After analyzing the rhetonc
grammar and logic of the production, h'
turns careless glance at the news depart
ment, and then takes TO his Greek, perfectly
satisfied.
The pleasure seeker examines the pro
grammes of the public entertainments, ant
decides which will afford him the creates
amount oi entertainment.
The laborer searches among the wants TO
better opening in his business, and--bu
enough; an extension of the list is useless
There is jus, as much difference in reader
as in anything.
But the worst is yet 10 come. If eacl
does not find column or more OF his pecu
lar liking the editor has Of course been la
zy, and is unworlby of patronage Oh whit
wouldn't be an editor!
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-09-20
A hint on Househ hold Management.

Have you ever observed what disliks
servants have to anything cheap? They
hate saving their masters money. tried
the experiment with great success the other
day. Finding we consumed vast deal of
soap, sat down in my thinking chair, and
took the soap question into consideration,
and found reason to suspect we were using
a very expensive article where cheaper
one would serve the purpose better. or.
dered half dozen pounds of both sorts, but
took the pfscaution of changing the papers
on which the prices were marked, before
giving them into the hands of Betty. well.
Betty, which soap do you find washes besl!'
'Oh, please, sir, the dearest in the blue pa
rer; it makes lather as well again as the 9th.
err well, Betty, you shall always have it
them and thus the unsuspecling Betty saved
me some pounds year, and washed the
clothes better-Reu. Snyder Sm,th.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-09-20
0IEWIUlN lpWlsTlB1go
From the (London) Antkneum.
LOSSES.
BY FRANCIS BROWNE.

Upon The white sea sand
There sat pilgrim band,
Telling the losses that their lives had known,
While evening waned away
From brsezy Cliff and bay, lmoan.
And lhe strong Tide went cnt with a weary
One with spake, quivering lip,
Of fair freighed ship,
With all his household 10 The deep gone down;
Bnf one had wilder woe,
For fair face, long ago
Lost in the darker depths OF greater town.
There were who mournelh their youth
With most loving ruth,
For it's brave hopes and memories evergreen;
And one upon the West
Turned an eye that would not rest
For far off hills whereon its joy had been.
Some talked OF vanished gold,
Some of proud honors told. [more;
Some spake of friends that were their trust no
And one of green grave,
Beside foreign wave,
That III ade him sit SO lonely on the shore.
But when their .a,es were done,
There spake among them one,
A stranger, seeming from all sorrow iree-
"Sad losses have ye met,
But mine is heavier yet,
For believing heart hath gone from me-"
"Alas " these pigrimy said,
"For the living and The dead,
For fortunes cruelty, for loves sure cross,
For The wrecks of land and sea
But, however il came 10 thee,
Thine, stranger, is lfe'S last and heaviest loss.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-09-20
RIOOMsBURG COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA, THURSDAY,

All tho night long Pierre prayed to God
for the soul of his dear Jacquelne, some-
times on his knees before the body, some
times pressing her wildly 10 his heart. AT
daybfeak, all sobbing, he dug her grave, and
lined il with the fresh, green grass, glislen-
ing with the morning dew, all studded with
flowers and pearls. On this funeral bed he
placed Jacqueine for eternity. For the last
time he pressed her hand, for the last time
he kissed her pure white brow. Over the
body he scattered all the wild flowers he
could gather in the meadow, or al the bor-
ders of the wood. Upon the wild flowers he
threw the earth-earth blessed by holy tears.
Slowly he went away. The nuns, on their
awsking, heard the sobs of the lover, Pierre.
Since that sad day, the smith has never
beaten the iron at his forge. Since that sad
day, Jacqueline has slept 10 the ripping OF
the fouutain--music sweet TO her heart-
And in the soft, sweet evenings Of the month
Of May, when the nightingale sings his Ten
derest lay down there in the woods, she re-
members that Pierre has loved her WE'LL
And 10 this day, you can see the little blue
flowers growing from her tomb, which is ev-
er green.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-09-20

T He was an accurate observer and a
sound reasoner, who said: "Mankind are
always happier for having been happy so
that, if you make them happy now, you
make them happy twenty years hence by the
memory o! it. A childhood passed with
mixture OF rational indulgence, under fond
and wise parents, diffuses over the whole of
life feeling Of calm pleasure; and in ex-
treme old age, is The very last remembrance
which time can erase from the mind of man.
No enjoyment, however inconsiierable, is
confined 10 the present moment. A man is
the happier for life for having made once an
agreeable tour, or lived for any length Of time
with pleasant people, or enjoyed any consid-
erable internal Of innocent pleasure, which
contributes TO render old men so inaiteniivs
to the scenes before them, and carries them
back to world that is past, and TO scenes
never to be renewed again"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-09-20
Folly Of Religious Persecution.

We invite every unprejudiced mind 10 the
serious consideration of The following great
fundamental truth as penEed by Epos Sar-
gent, Esq. II is possible for any man 10
ponder these fair and logical deductions from
history, and then TO continue 10 wage war
upon any sect or denomination for mere opin-
IONS sake!
"The very worst mischief that can be done
10 religion, is 10 perven it TO the purposes of
faction. Heaven and hell are not more dis.
lant than the benevolent spirit Of the Gospel
and the malignan, spirit of party. The mos!
impious wars ever made were those called
molly wars. He who hates another man for
not being Christian, is himself not Chris
iian. Toleralion is tie basis OF all public qui-
et 1t is chart Of freedom given TO the mind,
more valuable, think, than that which Sc
cures our persons and estates. Indeed they
are inseparabIy connected; for where the
mind is not free, where The conscience is en-
thralled, there is no freedom. repeat il,
persecution is as impious as j; is cruel and
unwise. Ii not only opposes every precept
of the New Testament. but il lnvades the
prerogalive OF God Himself. II is a usurpa.
patton of the attribute which belongs exclu-
svely to the Most High. Iii vain endeav.
or 10 ascend into His Throne, to WELD His
ceptre, and hurl Eis ,hunderbolts.
"And then its own history proves how use
less it is. Truth is immortal; the sword cam
not pierce it, fires cannot consume il, poisons
cannot incarcerate it, famine cannot starve
it; all the violence of men stirred up by the
power and subtlety of hell, cannot pu, it to
death. In the person Of its martyrs it bids
defiance 10 the will OF the tyrant who perse-
cutes it, and with the martvr's last breath,
predicts its own full and final triumph. The
Pagan perseculed the Christian, but yel Chris
tianlty lives. The Roman Catholic persecu-
ted the Protestant, but Professionalism yet lives.
The Protestant prosecuted the Roman Cath
Ole, but yet Catholicism lives. The Church
of England prosecuted Nonconformists, and
yet Nonconiormity lives. Nonconforlnis,s
prosecuted Episcopalians, yet Episcopacy
lives. When persecution is carried TO its
extreme length of extirpa ting hereics, Truth
may be exlinguished ia one place, but il will
break out in another. If opinions cannot be
put Down BY argument, they canno, by pow
er Truth gains the victory in the end, not
only by its own evidences, but by the suffer
ings Of its confessors. Therefore if we have
a mind 10 establish peace among the people,
we must allow meu 10 judge freely in mat
tiers of religion, and TO embrace that opinion
they think right, without any hope of tempo
raj rev are, without any fear Of temporal pun
ishment.n