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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.



FTNHE Great Central Route connect ting the Al
lantic cities with Western, North esterr
and Southwestern States, By a continuous Rail-
way direct THIS road also connects at Pitts
burg with daily line Of Steamers 10 all ports on
the Western Rivers, and at Cleveland and Sam
dusky with Steamers TO all ports on the North
western Lakes; making the most dired, cheapest
and reliable romte by which FREtG HIT can be
forwarded TO and from the Great Vest
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND rIrIsFUHo.
FIRST CLASS - Boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods, Gin boxes) Fursi 75c. per loolh.
Featners &C.
ID GLASS; Books and Station
cry, Dry Goods lin bales, 80 G. per I00ib.
Hardware, Leather, Wool J
Sd CLAss.-Anvils. Baggine.
Bacon and Pork Gin bulk),( 80 c, per loolb.
4th Class, Coffee, Fish, Bs-
con and Pork (packed) Larl} 40 c. per ioolb.
and Lard OIL,
u In shipping Goods from any point East OF
Philadelphia, he particular to mark package "oia
Pennsylvania Railroad " All Goods consigned
TO the Agents of this Road at Philadelphia or
Plitsburg, will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGENTS Moses Potter, Boston ; J.
l.. Elliott, N. York E. j. Sneeder, philadelph
Magraw u koons, Baltimore Geo. c. Francis
Gus, Pi'tsbnrg Sprigman & Brown. Cincinna-
Il, Ohio J. S. Moorehead, Louisville, Ky, r.
{. Medium, Madison Ind; Ratchf & CO., ST.
Louis, Mol 5. Mitchell & Son, Evansville,
Indiana
H. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
II. LON BAERT, Sup't, Altoona, Pa
Feb. /, 1885. 1y
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THREE DAILY Through frame, between Pi
L ladephia and Pitisburg. THE MORNIA
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for pittsbur
81 ~ A. M. and Pittsburg tor PhiIadcl phia al
7 a. Nj. THE FASTLINE leaves Philadelphia
for pittsburg all p. NJ. and pittsturg for Ph,la
deipha al r. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at II
p NJ, aud pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10 p. M
The above lines connect at Pittshurg with
Railroads TO AND FROM ST. Louis, Mo-; Alton,
Gaiena and Chicago, His. frankie Lex ing Ion
aad Louisville, KY; Terre Hauic, Madison, La
iayetie. and indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati. Day
ton, Springfield, Beliefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland Columbus, GAINESVILLE, MassiIlon and
Wooster. OHIO; also, with the Steam Packet Boats
from and to New ORLEANS, ST LOUIS LOUIS
VILE, and CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets can be had TO or from either
OF The above places.
For further particulars, see Hand bills at ihe
different starting points. Passengers from the
West will find this the shortest and most expedi.
ilous routeto Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
on Boston
THoS. MOORE,
AGENT, Passenger Llres, Philadelphia
]. MESkIMEN,
Agent Passenger Lins., pittsburg
Feb |, 1855. ~
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
go 49,
RAIL ROAD .INE!,
(Peoria & O9uawka, Central Military
Tract g. Chicago. Burlington

(Peoria & Oquawka, Central Military
Tract g. Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railroads.,
T 5 now compile cd, and Trains run The entlte
| distance from CHICAGO TO BuRLiNG-
TON, Iowa, without change oil cars.
'''e most direct route to Chicago, New York
Boston, Philadelphia, aud all other points East.
Daily Trans leGre Darlington Sun
days accepted.
l.-DAY EXPRESS ,-TnRouGn Z, 80. a. NJ.
Arriving at Chicago the evening passing
through Monmouth, Galesburg, Princeton, aud
connecting at Mendoza with the Illinois Central
Rail Road, to LaSalIe, Bloomington, Springfield,
Decatur, jacksonville, ana Naples; also with
GaEelia and Duuleih.
2 ---ExpsEss THRouGu. Z. 30, IN,
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road al
Mendoza for ST. Louis and Cairo direct.
Trains on the above Roads run in close con
nection, avoiding all laying over at any OF the
points,
This Road connects al Chicago with Inc Mich
igan Central and Michigan Southern Roads, and
with oil the Roads leading to the Atlantic Cities
Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylv ania.
Passengers leaving Burlington at 7, 30, y NJ,
reach Galena and Dunleilh IN - hours, and ST.
Louis IN 20 hours.
By this route passengers viii r.ach the interior
portions OF Ohio and Indiana in eSs time and
with fewer charges. than by any other route,
connecting, via Michigan Central at Michigan
City, with tie New Albany and Salem Road,
the ace TO all points south and southeast
Baggage checked direct through TO Chicago,
and no charge for handling at any point.
Throug Tickets BY this Route can be pur
chased d, the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
&. &. HAMMOND, Superintendent,
d. REMIoK, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
c. L. FoLlETI, General Ticket Agent, Chi
cago.
Chicago, Nav Isl, 1855 d&w
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j. -. BEEF RE.

Man STREET, between Siaih and .Serensh.
M HOLESALE and Retail Dealer n Stoves,
w Hollow Ware, Timers Stock, &c. Also
manufactures OF Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron
Wares
ROOFING and Johbng in Tin. Copper, and
Sheet Iron. which will warrant 10 give salts
faction. is RFEpE
July u ihhh div
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1855
To the Public.

THE undersigned respectfully announces ),
TO the citizens of Keokuk and vicinity, ~
that be has recently opened Apohec aries -
Hall, corner OF Third and Johnson Streets, with
an entire new and well selected Stock of Drugs.
Medicines. Perfuineries, Toilet Articles, &c.
The subscriber intends paying particular at
tention to the Prescription Department, and
fees confident that he can give perfect satisfac-
ton, having had an experience of ten wears in
this branch Of the business, and hopes by strict
attention to business that be will merit a share
Of pubic patronage.
F. II UCONNOR.
August s.. 1855. dly
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Fancy Goods.

JUST received an elegant assortment Of fine
- Goods, such as French China Vases, Parian
and Terra Gotta, &c, Pitchers Lavender and
Cologne Bottles, Fruit Stands, Card Receivers,
Cigar Stands, Jewel Stands, Spoon Coblcts, Fig
ues, Cupids, Busts, etc, etc
Also on hand good assortment of Crockery
and Glass ware.
CAREY g. KILBOURNE.
June Is, 1855.
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1855.
NEW Bo0T AND ghOE STolE.

n EO. CRITTENDEN hes taken the store late
VI ~ occupied By Msssu. Hawkins 1 DlIl;nvs .
corner Of 5tb and Main Streets, and has opsned
Shoes intended specially tor the retail trade.
He asks the inspection OF the citizens and publ
lie generally, feeling confident that his expert
ence in the trade, and the fayorabIs terms CO
which they were purchased, combined with
discrimination to build up permanent trade,
will enable HIM to sell lowor than any house in
tins CITY. Qnck sales and small profits il his
motto.
Keokuk, May Q. 1855. DIFF
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C. r.. wHircomp REUBls NICKEL
WHTTcoMB & NICKEL.
attorneys at Law and General
Land Agents,

MoNTEZUMA, POwESHIEk CO., IOWA.
M ILL attend to all business entrusted to thei
~ care 10 Poweshiek, Iowa, Benton, Tama
Marshall, and Jasper counties
Collections will receive special attention
Refer to B. Douglass & Co., ST. Louis Jno
Block CO., Pittsburg w A a. l.. Shumway
philadeip hia; Benzingef l. Co., Baltimore Hon
b. Curtis. Warren, Pennsylvania Hon 6
K Barrett, ChoIheld Pennsylvania Editor Pitts.
burg "DaiIy Union" &c
June s, 1855. d
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&5 LIVERY STABLE,

Tn Johnson NTeet, defreea Isl and Cd.
n WILLIAM n. CHG H0aN.
''HIo establishment 10 large, commodore.
/ weIl arranged and amply provided WITH = ~
hof ses we'll trained for harness, q well - with
Carriages, Buggies and Hacks, open end closr,
covered and half COY cred, OF every description.
adapted TO convenience or luxury.
Horses and Carriages OF residents Of the CITY
or visitors from abroad kept on moderate terms.
ana carefully attended to by men thoroughly
skilled in the business
Horses bought and sold on con IL. issien end on
my own account at all times.
May %, 1859. div
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METROPOLITAN Lozenges, Conversation Lozen
yes, Painiiliers, &c, &c,
CREIGHTON L. DINNERS
Confectionery aud Ice Cream Saloon
June -. 1855.
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Gsntings and fanlah.nrie..

Gentings aud PanialosnFies.
nkAP d. Etes, Casimeres, Iweeds, Doe skins
~ and Grape Coatings Twiiled and Plain dun
dee Linens. beached linen drill, cord and duck
Brown aud Buff Coating aud window shade lin
ems, choice assortment receved and now open.
r. ID. FOSTER.
April 90. 1895
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H. " LlNEBAU0R
HAIR DRESSING SALOON

JAIR CUTTING done sccet Nusto physiogno-
Ill my and tho principles Of the Coiheur's art,
nj shampooning performed ia anew and agreea-
BILE style.
Those who desire to enjoy the luxury Of the
Toilet should OF faiit call at my salooa on Main
Sueet,in the building formerly occupied by the
Bank.
Kcokuk, April2i, isb3-iy GEO .CABUS.
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EmbreiderIe.. I..c..- -

Embrsideries, Laces, &c.
NLEEVEs, Collars, and Chomisettes, Cambria
- and Swiss Flouncings, Edgings, & Insertings,
Real Thread Laces, Edgings and Bobbns, an1
Saxony Thread Edgings in great variety Just re-
ceived by r. D. FOSTER.
AprIi % tS5D
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nREss GOODS.-A large and varied stock o
~ Silk Tissues, Satin striped, figured and
plain, Bareges, Lingareilas, Coup d. Etais, Ty-
CLEANS, French Jaconets and BrilIiants, Lawns,
&c. ,just received bv P ID. FOSTER
Aprii Is. 1859
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1900. 1856.
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE,

REID, SHIELDS co.
Al the old stand Of Forsey. Aiberson l. Shields
No o., Main Street, KEOKuK, IOWA.
DEALERS IN
Dry 9ssds, straw GssAs, sad Nstisns.
nv + wo,Ad inform the Merchants OF Iowa
w that we have aiarge and elegant stsck Of
Goods, suitable for this seasons tide, and will
sell them TO cash or prompt time buyers a. low
as they can purchase them In the west We are
daily receiving, and will continue to receive ad-
ditions 10 oar stock as the season advances.
Dress Silks
In great variety. and latest patterns
RflD, SIliELDf 40
March 81. 1853 lsmMly
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To the Ladies.

To the Ladies.
NJ L are now receiving direct from Eastern
w Manufacturers
Enamellod Stew Pans, (French)
Scoth Bowls,
Covered Stew Pans,
Uncovered DO do
Flat bottom round Boilers.
Enamel led Masiin Kettles, plair.
do do do turned,
Revolving Waffle Irons,
Washington Cake Pans, etc, etc.
Which will be sold at . small advance BY
II. W.BUEL q BRO.
August ., 1855 2vd 4tw
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OK DBLS CEMENT,
~ TO-. Plaster Paris, In hnc rder,justrecciy
cd md Tor sale b CONAABLE, SM} THAt0
THE Heiress OF Haughton, or the Mothers
J. Secret.
The heroine is one OF the sweetest portrait
ures OF female loveliness over produced
For sale by IT CAyES SON.
July 3i-dlw
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DR. BELL will attend TO the diseases Of the
~ Eye and Ear from 9o'clock A. M, until
II NJ, each day al his Office, Burke's Gallery
Aug. diff
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The Question Settled

The question Settled.
Many articles have appeared in our columns
of late on the Boot and Shoe question. the var,.
Gus writers ds1fering widely as to who has the
best assortment at the lowest price
We have taken qalle an interest in the discus
sion, and after much Investigation and due de-
liberation, we have decided that Crittcndep,.
undoubtedly is
THE PLACE,
and would therefore advise our readers To buy of
him. Nv dNu
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FANCY Candida.

FANCY CANDIES.
usI received the largest and best assortment
~ OF Fancy Candies ever before offered in kee.
knk; also d large assortment of Fruits, Nuts, Ac
at CREIGHTON x DINNERS
APrii ~, 1929. dtf Johnson Stree
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c.. M. HUSTON.

a
Wholesale DEALER. IN NOTIONS AM
FANCY DRY GooHs,
% Main Street, keskuk, Iowa.
A LWAhS on hand general assortmen nj of RIB
Il hons, Carpets, Laces, Edgings, Insertion ant
Millinery Goods in general, with large assert
ment OF white goods, Hosiery, Comforts, Gloves
Sufpendcrs, Cap, Letter and Fancy Note paper1
Enveiops common and fancy. blank Books fanc,
soaps, Hair OIL, Coog nd pc rfumc ry ofalikinss
large assortment OF pocket cutlery, Scissor.
aazors, Pistols, Clocks gold and silver Watche,
and jewery OF alldescrptions, quality n d prices
also aiarge and &c nc ralassortment OF comss mt
tons, Threads, Pins, needles, Spc ctacles an Ca
SEES, Port Monies, fine Assortment OF poeke,
Wallets, Memorandum Books, Pencils Shawn,
Brushes and boxes, fancy Work Boxes, Google
and Eye Projectors. In word everything com
prised in the
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINE.
Also large assortment of
FINE CIGARS,
AccordconE and Fiutinas OF all grades
Our stock will be found very heavy and ON
,lete, goods having been selected for the ..rlx
al trade, with great care ard with spe iai re
nee to the requirements Of he we stern narLs,.
We are conhdentwe can &c tien 10 All !,
regards both quality and prices, as we Intend 10
compete with the st. Louis market, and will sell
as slow, ~ notahtue lower than any house in the
West.
We sell at WHOLESALE ONLY, and comm.
ourselves to one particular branch of business
and of course buy and sell cheaper than person,
keeping pr omlsCuOuA stOck. We would reSpoct.
fully request Merchants, Pedlars aad De In
general, to give us call and examine our stoc \
and prices and satisfy Themselves befor purrhas
ing elsewhere We think they il gre atlv
to their advantage. Cali at No. -, Main stree
@, III. HUSTON.
Sept. I, 1854. dGW
a CLERK thoroughly yersed in the Drug hu-
"A siness. An interest in paying Drug bust
ness would be disposed Of TO one having some
means and qualified to assist in managing the
establishment Enquire at REYNOLDS Drug
Store. Mechanics 1slock
keokuk, July q, 1855. diff
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GAWS-Just received large stock ofcircular
~ muisy, sash aud crosse cut Saws, wi.ich we
will warrant and sell At - Louis prices.
BALDWIN. EVANS & co.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

Catholic kishmen. this fearful number
had become, not converts to Anglicanism
Metho,lism, Presby,erianism, Jumperism
or any other form Of dogmatic Protes-
,an..sm, but apos,a,es to the Catholic
faith; simply that they had left the
Church, not that they had gone to swell
the ranks Of any other religious denonin'
alton. At this announcement, over
which the powers of hell mus, have gloa.
ted. willis, angels wept, Pro,es,an, ism
confidently foret"ld the downfall Of the
Catholic Church on this continent, whilst
Ca,holcs, though Of course ecognlzng
some exaggera,lon in the statement,
could not but admit that It contained
much truth. But upon one ,opinion
Catholics and Prute-,ants were agreed:
both attributed the loss to the Catholic
Church and the consequent damnati"h
OF so many myriads Of souls To the
I re.nco AMI demoralzing liluences
ul the Common or Mixed school sys
TEN. 9Th srug>hop>, the gambling
houses. and the brothels count their VIC
tins by thousand and tens OF thousands;
the Common Schools of America count
theirs by millions" 20
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CORRESPONDENCE.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 5, 1855.


Mn. CLANCY We have had regu.
set-,o to-day ou the right Of Alden Ken.
ned, ii Jefferson To hold his seat. after
consuming mos, Of The day, voted, ITO
lie ON the table aud assign Tomorrow
why? cause so many members are absen,
for every one knows. or should know
that those me,nbes residing within ar
compass Of twenty-five miles must have
Saturday tn 90 home aud Monday TO get
back. Of course those who stay must
no, move finger in advance, cause the
absentees claim their RICH. To vote on all
questions. We have not done much
as vet and the idea OF short session is
tas, exploding-kaon Nothing st and
from under 1t is true We have a great
amount of busincsS-'rhe Liquor Law
Naturalzatlon-Schools- Slavery and
ten bushels of smaller i'ry-,o say moth
ing Of large list of referred papers
bu, the NANTES, disposition so.far seems
to be 10 Acknowledgment of-iulure-
future is the cry. II tins course is Ia
be much longer continued the people will
rise in ,ndisnatien-,hen will be heard
another cry-in ',other part OF Lebenon.
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RURAL INrgLLIoENcER. This is the
name Of new paper just started in Au.
gusta, by Rev. WIN A Drew. Brother
Drew. is widely known as inexperienced
and able editor, and the first number Of
his new sheet, which is now before US.
is very handsome and well 60, mp pa.
per, both in typography and reading mat.
ter. The paper is devoted to .ihe inter.
es, OF Agriculture. Horticulture, Flori-
culture, etc, and is also intended to be a
family and aud literary journal. lnteili'
gencer has already twelve bundled SUBJ
scribers, and the editor promises to con.
tinue it, If he he shall receive 300 sub.
scribers BY the 10th Of January. We trust
he will obtaine the desired number, and
be able to go forward with the enterprise.
Maine Temperance Journal.
In addition to the foregoing, We may
add that the lis, Of subscribers 10 the
i" Rural" has now reached 1000, and ye,
Father Drew" SAYS tina, he cannot NEE,
expenses wnhou, 500 more. We think
his estimate not far from right. from the
neat and elegan. appearance Of his paper
We like the RURAL better than any pa.
per in the State, and earnestly hope il
may be well sustained.
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Yours. Very Respectfully.
CHRISTOPHER SWEENY.

PoPERx.-Che True Witness" a
Romaa Caholic prpsx in Canada, re.
make: us it possible to oser.estirna.e
the importance Of the "Seha0l Question"
~ the future Of CasAoliei,yl But the
other day the Casholic world was start.
led bv the announcement That within a
few PEARS. and in one Countrywide Uni.
ted States of America rwo MILLIONS or
souLs had been lost to God and his
Church. and gaa Cd TO he'll and the devil.
u was publicly stated BY n Catholic
clergyman thai { the descendants oil
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Priestly Intolerance,
No S. MANCHESTER ST ,MANcHEs. !
rrn n Ii iannlrrl lSSi

t. the Enars OF the Evsains Post:
On Sunday morning November nine
,cen,h, asked Mr. Mcdonald (Ca,nul-
IL preas, NJ this place. II he would bap-
,lse a sh'ld Cor me he said he would
and told, me 10. hasea.ti,e child AZ the
church after sespers. / was. there al the
appointed time. aad be Ga, ready to per-
form the service. lie asked me wha,
name would call the ehi,d sad
"Franklin." He asked me il said
Francis" told him Franklin" lie
then asked "what makes You wan. such
a name as ,hat!" told him liked
the principles of Benjamin Franklin. and
should be glad il my child should ever
attain even small potion Of his wisdom
or knowledge. He then said THAT is
NJ SAINTS name, aud won't baptise it !;
aud you ought to know better than to ASK
me to do such a ,hing-an igneramus nj
alellow like you-wi,h your moustachios.
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The Tattler's Character.

Tatters of all beings on the earth are
to be the most de,csled. They are ncy.
er at resi- but always seekin. mischief
Qnizzing is their clement, soss'plng i.
their delight; aud they are runnin from
house to house sowing the seed of dis
cord, slr.fc and contention ever the whole
neighborhood or vicinity in which they
1--we. Suiiing is their motto, idle and
fictitious tales are ever present wnh ,hen
del,ghting and anima,lns their disgust
borhood are the next thing 20 Old Satan
himself. always divu glng every little
frivolous or nonsensical thing which
chances TO he SO unfortunate as to fall
within their notice. They have mys.
ferrous peculiarly of quizzing and back
biting at the same time. Such smooth
language is used by them. that you al.
mos, fancy you are TALKING with an an
gel SO innocen.ly they appear. |. is the
imperative duty OF every one to put Oh
his whole armor &c guard him against
The busy bodies Of the present day who
are going about trying to blast all the
ties OF friendship which make life dear.
Shun Ta.tiers as you would shun the
plague, for they are 80 nearly allied the
difference Is not perceplibIe. When
you behold the ,a,,lers you behold the
worst scourges oi society, scandalizing
is their glory ;. strife and conten,ien are
the upermost springs OF their heart. and
foremu-, in he-scaie Of their unprinci.
pied being. II they are seeking after
fame, they will soon possess the fame OF
a tas,ler. which Of all things is the mos,
detestable. Take a noted ta,tler aud
how is he looked upon by the commune
ty! Is he no, despised as traitor or vii
lain and justly undeservins Of our notice!
certainly. When they have brought IT,
re,r,evabe rain and disgrace upon them
selves, aud find i, is too late 10 assume
good character, then they plainly see
what fools they have made Of themselves
by being ,at,lers. They are at enmity
with all, and you must not trust them
with secre, no more than you would
,rus, Catholics with the reins of our GOV.
eminent, if you do You may be sure VIVA,
the consequence will be. your secre, will
be flying with all the velocity OF an un-
bridled tongue OF the tattler. 1t matters
not in the least how fervent!y ta,tlers
may preteaI TO be your irienG. only give
them favorable opportunity and all
their fervency will have fed into unknow
regions. while their scandalizing tongue
will make the greatest effort possible to
CONVEX, you into a ,yrannical being or
fiendish demon. They are odious in
the eyes Of she world; the world looks
on them or should look upon them as the
origin and source of all ma!iciousness.-
They are malefactors and liars, ard i,
would not be illegal or unjust to punish
them, for they are dis,urbers Of the public
peace. Their principles are worse than
those of the intidel, and more calc ulated
to destroy the happiness Of mankind
You cannot catch tattlers in lie no more
than you can catch bird on the wing
so swiftly they fly from one to another, |
but they leave sufficient rake behind |
10 follow them, which DEVELOPS their