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u1ASfKD-A SITUATION. ny A FIRST RATE
w writer and accountant. he understands ysry veil
the correspondenee OF III. German aud Ssedish Ian
gusgss. address ID. jacobson, care OF Mr. hgbcnson.
Scandinavian shades, 80 Greenwich at
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All of papers 8, and be made OF
the finished om adult
white COLOR be required, and tWh the
cepon Of class U 10 be of the regular standard sizes OF hsi
right ordering greater less quantity Of
enc and kind contracted nj and Ia such guam
The public require.
Each will be considered separately and be subject TO
bidders offer OF the classes
and the privilege reserved of
bidder assigned him take AL
such classes, or forfeit his right 10 any class.
Samples each kind OF bid for
and each kind each bid and
classes and be numbered correspond with the number
of for scnedue aud, In tho first
be designated viii not be
considered All and be transmitted 10 this
Office free OF postage other expense.
Each he signed the individual 0! m making
specify pound and but r each)
cOntaiRed proposed tor.
delivered VI such place
in Washington good order
free Of all charge and subject TO The
inspection, count weight Of the superintendent
and be in all respecta satisfactory
Blank viii be furnished AZ this office 10 persons
applying unless
substantially agreeing herewith
Bonds approved will be required and the supply
the classes failure supply
the quasiy required me will be considered violation Of
the contract.
bidder required his proposals satisfactory
evidence ability proposals
MED by such evidence will be ,eit crd.
required law
the Tuesday after the first Monday in Decembero hcx (a
at 10 O'Clock, a. the office of the superintendent
Proposals. will addressed the OF the Public
Printing Capitol the states, Washington
t~--- A. G. SEAMAN,
Oct 2--3aw9w Superintendent of Public Printing
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Orrrcr or Tus MAINLAND CossoLIpArsp LOTTERIES
tt4a Baltimore, Maryland, July D, 1885.
THE MARYLAND State lotteries has
duty public against the swinders
by fraudulent lottery cbsmes,
Of tickets In lotteries which
wholly fictitious
The only Maryland those drawn daily under
elected
bs State the examine and approve
schemes and attend 10 the drawings.
Az the tickets IN these oiicries aud Of packages Of
tickets agent
for the Once Maryland Consolidated
Baldmors, Maryland" All othevs are fraudulent
For iull information subject Of those frauds address
FIX. Brennan,
Sept 2e-dly Baltimore, Maryland
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Posr orrIcK DIR srmssr,
October 10, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be department unr
3otn Of November u Of the clock at for
% y ss Sa % aal ses from and alter
a. he blank ssns ia Of s POST Ones be-
psr'nent at Washington d. o. New York city and Cincinnati
The estimated quantity article and The quality 'hereofre
CURED al each agency, yearly, speeined below
4 DISTRICT NO. ], AT WASHINGTON, d. Q.
s0o reims paisn, Manila wrapping p.ps 70 Y Is inches IN
aa% and saen Team 70 contain 70 perfect aai,es
10 do olhs Aind o. 20 By y inches in s,n and
1000 pounds Of strands hard twisted and in balls
500 do kind wne spoois, each spool weigh
.oo ing from ! y g II pounds
diameter we'll twisted, and IN balls Or hanks
900 do wsnns wa. 9ss . s"a S
DISTRICT NO. Q, AT NEW YORK CITY.
700 rsams of wrapping paper similar that frs, described The
100 do similar 0 described in said estimate
BY 49, and 10 weigh not less than Is pounds
5000 pounds Of GOTTEN we the same as that first described for
900 do The second description said ds,
ton for said district
800 do scarIe. sealing wax, same as for district No.
DISTRICT NO. 3, AT CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1000 realms wrapping similar 10 that first named for district
80 do similar 10 ,ha, las, named for said dis,rct
$500 pounds cotton Irvine similar to that Of The first description for
5000 do hemp twine similar that of the third decrp
~ lion for said district
mate for district No |.
Proposals will be received article separately separately
Tor each district, or for the whole
The districts should be reconstructed Increased in number
articles
master General o.; snal dssisns,s q pro rata prices
posed be rnhed and samples Of such articles used
the department be from either Of the
responding 10 the samples referred TO above.
Each bidder Furnish with his proposals. evidence of his
ability TO comply with his bid
Two sufficient surees will be required 10 contract.
ing will a
fcieni for the forfeiture of the contract
Bids made accordance will
be considered.
Proposals. outside
Of the article proposed for,
ing addressed First General
ington city, ID. C..
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
OcToBRR Is, 1855.
Oct l7-I0w4w
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Oct 2-3,aw9w


Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
brought MIN;
Should aud acquainanee be forgot
And uud lang syne."
The the ending in June, 1883
ending June, 1892 the Sophomore
ending 1885, Freshman css of the
ending June, hereby requested assemble In
D. by the third of March, A. D. 1851 at the latest
brighten the links Of The chain ofovo and friendship Which time
tide entirely exchange once more IN their
lives greeting and sympathy and 10 lament the unmey fate Of
Of their promising
preliminary The setapp6ined comntfee VIII be
bed Monday in September. A. D. 1856, AZ the United
HOTEL Fourth and Fifth
whom be
will be
adopted fun ntis Rdance possible
is addressed will be
secretary ofte committee by mail with
their respective post offices
Trenton, NJ. j., Chairman OF Committee
ALEXANDER u. CART, M. D.,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania,
IS ]. NEWTON LiGHTNER
of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co.. Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF Balsto Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Mnryand,
Committee.
JoHH WEIpaAK. OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27--awtMaI3 lIntelrencerl
All newspapers civilized Of the world are request
their editorial crumns
Of scattered through the four di
globe throughout United
OF America requested IL eratuous insertion
caonay between this date aud the 30 Of March, Nd 1851
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phiInd.Iphia, Niagara, and Great Western Line.
United States Patent Office,

IN petition Robert Pegot Baltimore, Maryland praying
" Of granted him the I'm Of
January, 1872 for Improvement in apparatus for teaching
from the expiration OF said pat
emit which pace the I7th day of January 1856
said heard the Patent ONCE on
Monday, Of January II O'Clock, ana all
notified and show cause If any they have
why said petition ought not to be granted .
opposng required e in the Patent
objections specially forth writing al ea-s twenty
testimony filed by either
hearing be taken and transmitted N ac
of the oce which will he furnished on APP
plication.
testimony the will be closed on the 21ih OF Dc
and other relied testimony,
filed the Office before The morning OF that day the
arguments. any, within days thereafter.
Ordered thar thus notice he published 10 the Union ine
gencs and Evening STAR Wnshinaon, C Reruh'cen ban
Phiiadephn; Journal OF Commerce, New
Boston, Massachusetts, once week for three
hearing = :. a,ru,nr
Acting Commissioners of Patents.
r. Of the above will pense and send
Office, with continuing this notice.
Oct 90--law3w
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HOME MAN FACTUREs.
Falrvtexv Cotton Works,

Near the Canal Basin alexandria.
EITZPATRItK BURNS proprietos and manufacturers Of
chain, sail tw'ne, wrapping twine cofo
age &C
Washington respectfully soicsicd Tor
which will deliver In Washington
had in Baltimore othe, northern markets Az
prompt attention by addressing above
octll~d1m r. q "
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.


oruoK SUPERINTENDENT THE PuslId PKIsTlso,
Warrington september ~, lca0.
pursuance provisions OF the provide
cutting public printing Ae approved August "a 1884, sealed
ecember twelve O'Clock,
papa required public printing
commencing LIST day Of December 1885, and ending
te lei day Of December, 1856.
list specifics nearly be aseerained, the
quantity quality description each kind OF paper that will be
feqdred.
10000 printing paper uncaendered "a BY
% inches, aud 10 weigh foy nve pounds % the eam Oh
1000 fac printing paper caendered "a by %
inches, aud 10 weish my pounds TO the OF 400
sheets.
5000 superfne printing paper
"a by % inches and 70 weigh hfytwo pounds 10
the OF 4eo sheets
CLAss4
800 reams super1ne printing paper
10 % by 81 inches weigh forty eighi
pounds TO The OF AGO sheets.
200 superne and eaendered map pape Of such
may required, corresponding weight wih
paper measuring 10 by "a inches, and weighing twenty
pounds per OF feo sheets.
CLAss6
rsams superfne paper or
may be required ~ by - Inches such weight
per n be required.
paper Of linen
cotton, free all aduraton mineral other sub
stances, OF fair wlenes quires or Wenyur
bundles
sheets Uniformity COLOR ickaas weight
required bundle Exclusive wrappers)
under five the standard weight VIII be ne
gross all iequted Mixing
bundle make ~ the weight
will be considered violation of The contract.
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ONCE of Army Clothing and Equipage.

PHILADELPHIA, October 49, 1855.
NEAIED PROPOSALS are invited, and will be received This
- office until 10 O'clock of the 10Th day OF December
for furnishing contract the following army supplies
deliverable The United Clothing aud Equpage Depot
schuykil Arsenal, in quantities required, viz
5000 yards "a darkOue ndiso woodyed twed CLOTH weigh
ing u ounces per yard
so 900 yards Cd (ndgo woodye twIIed CLOTH weigh
ing % per yard
1000 yards GA dark blue ndg0 woodyed) CLOTH for
x bands, weighing about A ounces per yard
$4,000 yards blue tndgo dyed and wool annels
weigh 6K per yard
10000 yards 7s white flannel cotton and WOOL weigh 6x
ounces per yard
1000 ID
$50 600 yards Canon fanne weigh per yard
1870 900 yards drilling, unbeached weigh on
yard
$4,000 yards cotton drilling unbeached weigh ~
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Law school OF Cumberland University, ~ Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Carushe, late Of the circuit
L judges Of Tennessee
Hon. Nathan Green, of the ndscs ofthe
Of Tennessee.
Ridley the cnancclors Of the State
Judges Caruers Green dew their whole time exclusively
to the school,
Plan Daily examinations each
No of but explanations
daily essons the progress Of the examinations.
g. Weekly law and equity In which
Of facts profess
prosecute through all
practice. framed require prepare
deeds Wills records and Documents be read
dence In the trials Some OF are taken by appeal
which held monthly In the Glass; and in
public the end Of session The sndens act as CLERKS her
Jurors Judges and chancelora and In other Official
bacites with their suits.
Senionshe the third Monday
Thurrdny February. The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends sesons
Thursday in July
81 boarding Students Furnish
which can he had in Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete the unless The
advanced Glass; No study required for
mission There four regular classes Students enter
any time during the collegiate year. ts fE.
There moot legislature connected with the school
Number o the collegiate year eighty six
ROBERT l., CARU1HER5,
Feb ll--eoly President Board Of Trustees
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No. 544
Notice he cope ming ri he DanvaIle Land Once
In Illinois.
orrfcr Sept. TO- 1885,
INSTRUCTIONS this DAY transmitted the register
receiver the Illinois
DISTRICT aud thirty days
OF the Of said insruc ions OF he
Ia which applications viii
THOs A. HENDRICKS,
Sept al-2aw6w fInc & stsrl Comuisso
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GOLD silver fine spectace. sasses, &c. OF
focuses perfocal pescopic and paraboa glasses
experience peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted to the of wearcrs - -.
324 Penn avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
IAN
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4 MERICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, boston 3 by
Rice Rebuilt, enlarged and elegantly furnished,
athe
i'm travelling public.
ne II --dl
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poKITANsKY's Pathological Anatomy. volames
H in f1
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The yellow Mask, from Dickens's Household Words
Tue Confessions OF Pretty Woman by Pardos,
The Jealous Wife /; by Miss Pardoe.
Vegetables al and
how to Price lak
Sepii FRANCK TAYLOR.
CLENwOOD CEMETEKY.-oh,cs No a9a Pennsylvania
VI avenue, Of lQth the Savings Baak.
cemetery plan Of ths celebrated
YORK, situated high ground distant
Capitol, Capitol
This have received charter from Con
burial
prohibiting all encroachsnenis
LEGISLATION oerwisc which Of mossance to those who
they pAcsdt for has
in all cities when The burial ground secomss
purp"s-s sell II, and throw the dead
caa mo pit; and legal msasaFss cannot prevent H.
hs a tiIes given the ground t
n Ones open nom 70 ~ m, pamphlets, with
zap byas, and MI sshss nioaoa, b.
No 4o Seventh street, other undertaken v =. cmp
slsskned June l7--diy
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black, inches in length, in the centre to be feet long
and feet INCHES wide, each blanket weigh pounds
5000 dozen half stockings made OF good sound
fleece wool, and with double and twisted yarn TO weigh
:. - 3lbs. per dozen
l4Goo pompons, for artillery, infantry Dragons and rifles
QUO yards and inch wosed aces, yellow scaret blue
orange, and green
~ ~ yards crimson SILK lace inch
10000 yards cotton tape inch
l247O yards cotton webbing
SO, 900 sheets of cotton wadding
20 900 yards bunting whte and blue for national flags
1000 gross brass coat buttons
1000 do do do
5000 do white metal suspcnder buttons
5000 do do shir do
l33, 900 tent buttons, wood, small
20 5000 ooo tent slips do do
10000 tent buttons do large
ls26 tent slips do do
l42 hospital tent POLES, sets
$50 wall do do do
200 hospital tent pins large size
5000 do do do small size
5000 wall do do large do
$4,000 common do do
lU,70D galvanized iron wire staples, for tents
1900 do do do rods do
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CLAsss.
No. LIS writing paper 10 by % inches, weigh
eight pounds
No. 23 100 e by 23 inches, 10 weigh twenty
pounds per
No. B. 100 writing paper 10 by 10 inches weigh twenty
four pounds per rran
No. inches, weigh
pounds per
No. 400 wiring paper IL by 10 inches weigh twelve
pounds per
GLASS o. Leger Papers.
No 200 reams heavy deny writing paper.
No 2.--2u0 folio
1900 medium
A.
No. s. SO g g super royals g
.6--5
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HxY AUTHOHlZED1-Ihe
vEAU LAFtEcTEUR far superior 70 hs ssaps 2, c ss
ner, paria o,her similar remedies u ,a@.sa EN-
Of h ulcers accidents srcouchent the cnn
period Of l and hereditary ncrmony Of hrmo - i" c"s
,r.con and other weakness Of the organs arising ron rss
very short lime recent Or ensuing he '.
OF basam Of cspnvia cnbrbs OF from injections s
recommended in syphc dseascs whess recent or long r
ing and which have resisted the power Of mercury OF inc
General agents the United States Gabriel Rlondn ESQ.,
New Orleans asu,ly, San Francirco. r,a
throughout he u ~
&c. sps K. sos win &c
din 81 William street, New York, who win give every
prepared MI for souih America the Ws ;
dies &c. free Of the United States dncs ms he has the
March Idly
GROCERIES. WINES. Liquors, ssc.-we beg . ,as
call the attention Of our ficnls and The public 70 our
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Java, Rio, and LRsuayra cohces
Refined and brown -
Family supsrfne and extra -four, in hhls and hasA
Cheese, lard, hams, and shoulders
Grain and ground spices oi every description .ssor
And other article to make mp eompe's
Wines. Liquors, md Cigars.
Madeira, sherry. port ciaret, champagne wines OF s
hrards, and par very superior ,,...
Fine hraudics whiskey gins, Ac in wood and sa a,uar
Together with large Of Havana German, and a'"
we offer the shove goods with many articles whca
shs be receiving prices make .,
families and the trade 70 ss rs cav srI ;ePSS's
South side Penn. avenue, between AZ and ON s'''
Oct9-iaw3wif
John G. DEvEREux. Cousm,s..son.r Of cesr'
Refers Messrs Duncan, shermsn, Co., messrs pe' .s
So 1. Lpsss y s,ss' s' ss, ca .s a
sey jasepn v Bradley, washington, q. ,easss
make Of the and place Of taking re
81 ..ss &. , Il An. 10 wo.. b. uO
Sc, TO- ic~aswin ,' ''a'''' 's''''''' &c DEvEhEvx
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soldiers Blankets WOOL gray with the letters u g. in
black, inches in length in the centre,) 10 be feet long
and feet inches wde each blanket weigh pounds
5000 dozen pairs half stockings Sizes made Of good
fleece wool, and with double and twisted to weigh
lbs. per dozen @at
600 pompons, for artillery, infantry, dragons, and rifles
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SIS barrels Of iresh superhne -four
$50 bushels Of white field beans
ay6as pounds Of good hard soap
~ bounds q r., qualify az IL b:s s
~ bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
657 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
delivered from lat June 18th August,
AZ Fort Rsy Rock Point the Upper Minnesota rir Mime
sofa Territory
400 barrels pork
7sa barrels of fresh superdne -four
800 shels OF white field
5256 pounds of good hard soap
1873 eon"ss Of quality sy Gty q. so sugar
q hn.heIs Of good clean dry fine salt
13lA gallons Of good cid
The whole from istE May 18th June, 1856.
+. at Fort Smelling, on Mississippi rfper.
100 barrels OF pork
s , s.ra. Of fresh .u ur,a Ss,a a1u.
l,al4 pound. Of good hard soap
1913 posnds of good hard ,aIow candles
3941 pounds Of first quality dry brown sugar
81 bushels sn Of good clean dry fine salt
The delivered from 18th May to 18th June,
AZ For. ls .s,sn q Hsgssg. ard smoky s.
from Fort Leerenaoorih, Kansas, land rGsportaio
10000 pound. Of clear bacon sides
a s Sa.rs Of Of msw whs sd n ssan.
ssss g ins . s ns s,~. ,sSss
1898 pounds pounds Of drs, quality Rio coffee
262i gallons good cd vinegar
One half by Let of June 1856 by September
1856
AT Fort Learenwoyti Missouri Ris~, Kansas Territory
900 barrels OF pork
1880 barrels of ffesh superhnc -four
80 bJshes OF hsId beans
49, 40 pounds OF good hard soap
1870 pounds Of good hard iaIiow candles
$3.50 pounds of first quality dry sugar
1910 pousds Of first qusiity Rio coffee
20 bushes OF good clean dry Hae salt
$3.50 gallons of good cider vinegar.
The whole 10 be delivered by the lat June, 1856.
fion from Fort Lcapenrorin, Kansas Territory
10000 pounds cIesrb
75s barrels of fesh flour
900 bushels of g
5,2f6 pounds " good hard soap
1874 pounds good hard ai ,mann- candles
1898 pounds OF fret quality dry sngss
1884 pounds OF fret quality Rio coffee
~ bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
ls3H gallons Of good cidsx vinegar
The whole 70 DC delivered before let August 1856,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-01-11

lie held that, as the conveyance is void
as to the creditors, the grantee cannot do
any act TO bind the property without the
assent of the grantor, as between the frau
dulent grantor and grantee, it is good. As
to creditors it is as if it had never been
made. The grantor alone has the right to
prefer creditors.
Present: Thurman, Ch. Justice, and
Ranney, Bartley and Warden, Judges.
Cornelius Coakley & Harriet Coakley
VS.. Oliver II. Perry and Henry Il. Paine'
Petition fer dover. Reserved in the Dis
trict Court of Cuyahoga county.
BARLEY, j., Held,
l, In case of partition for dover, the
grantee of the deceased husband, and those
holding under him, are not estopped tc
deny that their grantor had title.
?. A person in the possession of real es
tate, under bona tide claim of title ha'
the right to buy in any title real or pre-
tended, with view to quiet the enjoymen
of his possessions; and the purchase of th'
adversary title, if it does not strengthen
cannot impair lis title.
Petition dismissed.
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Written for the American Uni,


To make young lady six fathoms deep
in happiness-give her two canary birds,
half dozen moonbeams, twelve yards Of
silk, an ice cream several rosebujs, a
squeeze of the hand, and the promise of a
new bonnet. If she don't melt, it will be
because she can't.
To make a.young man six fathoms deep
in love with himself Give him two sen.
timental sighs, three glances of the eye, a
pair Of cork-Screw pantaloons, four pres
sures of the hand, which mean nothing,
six mint juleps, several tro-lips, one gen.
tleman's shawl, one rattan with an ELL
sler leg to boot, three diamond pins made
of glass, two yards of pineapple cigars,
three feet Of cologne water, and one pie.
crust, with promise to meet him by
moonlight alone. If his vanity don't OK.
plode; it will be because he is not made Of
common masculine clayl Thats;all!
GAY SPANKER.
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ST. PATRICK.
Petition dismissed.

TIE CREED OF ST. PATRICK.-A short
time ago the first stone of a Protestant
Church was laid in the valley of Dun
lewey. At the conclusion of the prayers
the Rev. George Il. Doudney addressed a
very large assembly of the peasantry in
the Irish language, translation of which
We subjoin:
"My dear people and neighbors-I
know you all love and honor St. Patrick.
| love and honor him too! You love him
because you think his religion and faith
was ne same as yours, and | love him be-
caus. 1 think his faith was the same as
mine. You think St. Patrick was Roman
Catholic--I know from his writings he was
Protestant. The oldest piece of writing
in the sweet Irish tongue, is called St.
Patrick's armour, or brcastplate. 1t is a
prayer or hymn written when St, Patrick
was going to Tara to preach before the
King and Mobiles of Ireland and at that
time all the great people in Ireland were
Pagans, and he greatly feared he should
be killed at Tara. Now, if St. Patrick
had been a Roman Catholic, is it possible
he could have written such prayer at a
time of such great trouble, and not once
mention the Virgin Mary in it? Yet we
find there is not one word in the whole
prayer addressed to any but God alone.
He does not ask the help of the Virgin
Mary. Hear the prayer of St. Patrick:
cat Tara, to-day, the strength Of God pi-
lot mc-thc power of God preserve nc
may the wisdom of God instruct me--the
eye of God watch over me--the ear of
God hear me-the Word of God give me
sweet talk--the hand of God defend me-
the way of God guide me Christ be with
me Christ before me; Christ after me ;
Christ in me Christ under me; Christ
over me; Christ on my right hand; Christ
on my left hand; Christ on this side
Christ on that side; Christ at my back ;
Christ in the heart of every person to whom
I speak; Christ in the mouth of every
person who speaks to me; Christ in the
eye of every person who looks upon me ;
Christ in the car of every person who hears
ME at Tara to-day" Now this is the doc
trine and faith of St. Patrick, and not one
word is there in it about the Virgin Mary,
and this is the faith of Protcstants. Now,
therefore, I say, St. Patrick was a Protest
ant, and this is the doctrine which, by
Gods help, we hope to preach to you in
Dunlewey Church, God bless you all.''