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DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND coal.
IL DEA BERs-For rent, Cor ten years. q va0aIt
LOT upon n. near nth street, 81 by 10 feet nesrlJ
opposite the new Presbx terlan Church For teFms
apply 20 DR.. CRAS. h. CRA6iN. GEORGETOWN.
DRoFESSOR q. p. H. LAURENCE. OrgHBlst
Il Of ~. Johns Church, having sstsb s-3s->
lIshed himself IN Georgetovn. ID. c. ie HTTTJ
spectfuly tfrrs ms services TO the puOalettt y
as teacher Of the PIanoforte. Prof 4. has Ind q
long penience IN tesohlns and nAttels himself .
msy favor him With their patronage
Terms maze kno . Application TO hlm st tha
IJn,op 4 oteI fieorgetovp, ID G, Refers q
Thomas Addison. ESQ, q. n. kittenhsDss kss.,
Robf p. Dodge, Ess, Geo. waters, k.s.
90 S-Svr
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WANTS,

WANTED-A good COOK. Apply at No. 4s4 +
" street. between 9th and 9TH SITS. 1t"
w ANTED-I wish to employ a Save BOY from
the age oi Is 20 70 years, % take care of horse
ana 90 general work. Application to be made No
IlS stIest south, betvssn Sd and Atm, Capirol Hill
WANTEO-A Mol CAKE-BAKER One vino
w can come well REQ )mmended will receive GOOD
JAMES FRAsIRR,
DC x2-St Corner of F and 18th streets.
WANTED-By a settled American Girl n situa-
uon as NURSE and do .hamberwOrk Appiy
81 NO 55' 18th street, between Virginia avenue and
siee'' oc 25-2t'
Two THE IRA DE- wish to emplo y hmm if
4 stely a FIRST class SHEET-IRON WORK
MAN. One who understands tho Stova husin
thoroughly. and will max good time and study the
lnterest oi his employer. TO such a workman I
wages. C. WUODW AR N o
90 IS sc sIs Pa. ave. bet. 10th and iith ste.
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN to cook and
W do the work for a small family on the he'd
OF Georgetown; Liberal wages given. None ne sd
appiy u1Iess well rec commended. Apply at 1913 W est
street, GEORGETOWN. 90 % -eoSts
CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE.-Persons
one or more articles to dispose of will find n 10
Their advantage 10 address through the Post Othca
C u who Will purchase for ca Sh at fair vain.
1.io", All vi ,heIr th -cts. Oc6-r
WANfS.-The proprietor of the IntelIlgspce
" OMce ana House Agency. 81 e. street. Corner
OF TIN, respectfully soIcts the patronage OF faml-
iles re inring competent Servants Of good charac-
Ter: wanted, now, several good Cooks, Chamber
nalds Walters, Drivers and Farm Hands.
sc 8-ly
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GRORGETOWN ADVKRTIsKMTs,

GEORGETOWN ADvKRTIsKMTs.
~NOrICE.-MrJAs Jas. y. Tus TIN will lecture
es ore the Clinton Institute at the Lecture
TUESDAY EVENING, October 18th az ~
o clock SUBJECT; The Literary and Scientific
attend.
oo IS az c. 8. RAMsBURG, SEQ.
TWO MARRIED COUPLES OR THRFE
= or ionr single Eent!smen can be accommodated
wan comfortable BOARD, on reasonable terms, or
aep ylng TO MRS. YAGEk, No. o. Bndgs street.
Georgetown. D. GO s5-iU
STOP THE THIBF-FurY Doll ARs RkwARp.
- young man, who gave his name as
steel. hired from the sub ORDER on Enday IN
morning last. a valuable young ROANNA
HORSE and no top BUGGY, winch he promised to
return IN the afternoon. AS he has failed 20 oOmp
with his pledge, ano nothing has been heard OF
MIN since, further than that he seen golnG an
the direction Of Rockville the day before men
TONED, the subscribers believe thai he procuTe ed
them with feloLlous intent, a-d will give the above
reward Tor the return Of the horse and buggy, and
SzS more for the convIction Of the thief.
X. ChUlr A. SON,
Bridge street, 6eorgetovu
VI Baltimore Sun and lseesburg Wasbingts nian
please COPY three times and forward bills TO tins Of
nce. 2o-St
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Arrival Of Army Offeer, fr.u u,..

ST Lows, Oct. 20 Col Waite, Cant wn,,..
ell and Lieut Rich, OF the 5th On fantry and CO,
Oh feTson assistant 9usTtermaster, have arrived
The mail to Aiburquerque, New MerIco, by
tue oth parallel Of latitude, or Lieot B<sl's
route, len Neotho, Missouri, ON the 18Th insf.
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FALSE ALARMs.-Ths nremen were called ou,
twice yesterday by alarms Of hse; but, AFTER
dragging their heavy apparatus long distances.
alarm.
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NEW WHOLESALE FEED WAREHOUSES,
~ NO. IS Water street, GeoTEst0tOa, ID. c.
The subscriber has taken the shove w arshouss
Tor the purpose OF oondu otIng the Wholesale Feed
Business IN a its branches, and will oOnstanIlT
have IN store all kinds OF MILL UFFAL, OATs
CORN, ard BALE HAY which viii be sold Al tia
lowest market prices, for cash.
Persons IN want Will please give me Gail before
purchasing, as am determined to cell as cheap az
the chcape-t HAN. 4, ADDISON
oc Is Ia No es Water street, Georgetovu.
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~ YOU Wish 10 had the principal establish
menus In any department OF business in the city,
look a the Alphabetical Business Directory, In
another column.
N. A few more lrst-elsss cards will Ina IN.
serted In the Directory, sent imnedIatelvt "a the
Agent, at the Star Ofaee
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AR RIVAL.

Porro,, ARRIVAL.
OTAfOES.-2,lU9 bus hels prime w hIte MERGERS
and 40 bushels reach Blows Just arrived per
schOOner Edwin from New Jersey, and for al Q
from vessel IN lots 10 suit purchasers.
PETER BERRY,
oc25 s. Water street, Georx etoyn. D. C.
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90 2S-St R. r. CRAWFORD. Mayor,
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between Jas
y. Nanderverken, John Dougherty, ard Robert
Beauford. under the name and hrm Of J. n. Van
derwerken Co., 10 tbI- day dissolved.
JOHN DOUGHERTY,
ROBEkr BEAUfUkO.
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Is1 october 2Sd. 1853.
Warehouse, with extensive hack buIloings, sltu-
ated on the lot al the southwest Inters-ctlon of
Bridge and Montgomery streets. In Georgetovn,
va ! be sold Tor cash. 10 the highest ladder, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th inst, at O'Clock m,
the said house to be removed IL twenty days after
the sale.
M 49,
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- FOR GENTLEMEN
SoOTCH SOLE BOOTS AND SHOES
sCOTCH-SOl,E BOOTS AND SHOES
JustTeo Iv-dat =. r. MOWERS
&c - Iron Hail, Pa av.. bet 9th and IOt n sts
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COKE OR SALE.
A lsrEe suantity of superior COKE now for sale,
FrIce eight cents per bus hel Law M y,ur MAJ
supply whilst II can be had. Apply ri the once of
the Gas Light Company. J. r. BROWN,
&C E3-iV Secretary In Charee
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80 giaa.LaT.E lag.
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TASsocLArsp PR SIS
felisw Fever n the se.,h.

All r.w onLrsss, Oct - TIE death. bv v,,,o,v
snS,.g .,s ss Charity Hospital foe the ~ scsrs
ihS Ts o. iour over the preceding dsv. ~
Inc total number Of deaths by sexe,y 49,.
insn,ut,on Tor ne ne weeh ending yesterday ven Is
from yellow fever in this city ye,tesSsy sssaH
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Oh, DEER !-Ilanmack, near wnlards' Hotel
70 tie most famous of caterers. Every day or
two he heralds forth, in the columns Of IA. Star
some hrw dainty that he has added TO The Iaro.
,t0,e OF "coMestI6iesn that have made prover6-
TAI Tue good eating Of his establishment. To. dav
he has, "nrst in the season, a." one OF thu. 1ne,,
Que X taa' ever roaIned the forest to come al
10 Launches and steaks. We are not adyjs. a maj
tlIs puck - a relative OF the famous deer chIon-
iClrd Ia the ve:aciOus annals of Nnncb,Iss,
That bore cherry tree between his antIers bui
We do know that bon riraHts who enjoy yenison
steskS WAN HanInack's delicious cuTrant irlly
may ieai!ze al itaSt that part Of the Barons stofy
which relates chow delicious was the hauuc6
with cherry sauce"
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A NKw EsrABLIsHMENr -O,r ,aan.
Kelly, has opened, on l. street, between Fanr,h
ana FInt streets, Navy Yard, one Of the mos,
comfostaSl~ OF restaurants He Is lust the man
10 make sncn a house popular and the N,vy
ara folks will, We are sure, not be niygard in
HlsnhE 0ut 10 him the patronage he deserves
Last week he gave an tntprtainmrnt 10 the R,sb
eIot CLUB and others Of his friends, which DO.
Sieaats pronounced the most capital affair OF the
KIM ever gotten up on the Navy Yard.
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No ll9 Bride street, Gsorset0tcH, ID. C.,
has reoelN ed and Is now Offering q ars and Tea
ia assortment of
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AusrRALIA-Boneau's great Panorama Of Aus
Tralla and the Celestial Empire attracts crowded
audiences at Odd Fellows Hail, nightly. The
beautiful mirror, accompanied by the descriptive
lecture, Is a most Instructive treat TO those who
Ieri an interest In the scenes through which they
are guided by the able speaker The painting T.
askniinl work, one mile in length and throug h.
oot Delays hand guided by truly artistic
~ me Work contains upwards OF twenty
nse nunuISu llr-size figures, and the scenery is
represented with naturaIness which exci.,s
~ondeI aud delight. We advise all who b,ys no,
vs. wi'nessed u IN operation, to be sure TO do so
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LADI "a, READ! -
r You want bargains be sure 10 coma In .
.. r. j. MADDOX,S
(Saooossor to n. q, H,att 4
p. S-A large assortment Of SHAwis
RIBBONS constantly on hand. o. no
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
[For the Freemen's ohampionl
Prairie City Institute.
PRA1nIn Cry, July %, 1858.


AT meeting Of the citizens Of
Prairie City and vicinity for the pur-
pose Of taking necessary steps to
construct in Prairie City a High
School of learning, Mr.. Henderson
was called to the chair and John r.
Winton was chosen Secretary.
On motion Of Rev. Mr. Wilson the
meeting proceeded to organize a
Male and Female Institution of Learn
ing, to be under the control of the
Old School Presbyterian Church Of
the U. s. of North America,
The report of the committees on
subscription Of lots and moaey was
read and adopted.
On motion the meeting proceeded
to elect seven trustress, which re-
suited as follows
Messrs. Henderson, Black, Dob
bins, Wilson, Voorhees,, DIR. Gra'
ham, and Cradit.
On motion the Trustees were in
structed to invite the Rev, Robert
Armstrong to take charge Of the In
Stitute. af
On motion the Rev. Mr.. Arm
strong was requested to solicit funds
for the institution. it
On motion the Trustees were EN-.
powered to select their own building
committee.
On motion a committee of three
was appointed to solicit donations
and report at the next meeting.
S. Y. McManus, j. Ii. Dearing an(
David Brown, were appointed such
committee.
On motion j, A, Dobbins was au-
thorized to solicit funds for the in
stitution, in the States.
On motion the proceedings Of the
meeting were ordered to be pub
lished in the "Frssmen's ChqnpiOn.'
On motion the meeting ADJOURNED
until Saturday, August IA, at 2 2. M
JOHN Il. WINroN, Sec'y.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
eye Great Skullduggeryman vs.,
"S-Prouty
From the Minneola Statesman |

From the Minneola Statesman.
S.Prouly, of the Froemcn'S Champion,
whose verdancy differs from most annual
plants by being eper green, is anxious to
lOrganize the Republican party in kanzas.
80 slow, SProuty, 30 slow, and learn the
fundamental principles Of that party ere you
commit yourself to it.. There is fitness of
things in some instances, but it is highly
questionable whether you are fit for any re-
Spectacle organization. Take little cat
nip tea, S.PrOuty, and relieve yourself al
the eexpense OF the "MnneoIa Harnonians."
y We find the above in the Lecomp-
ton Democrat of the 22d inst, which
ID credited to the Ninneola Statesman.
IN our issue Of two weeks ago we
gave a list and statement Of the
present political positions of the
Kanzas newspapers, but Ly an over
sight omitted the Minneola paper.
The matter Of mentioning that there
iSa newspaper published at Minneola
iAall that is necessary to explain 1t
political proclivities. A paper sus-
taipsd at that place would, of course,
oppose any organization antagonis'
tiu toplegislative swindling and gen
dsAl political corruption, and for thai
Iddbon the arrangement manufac-
tuned there assails the idea OF organ
izhg the Republican party in Kan
"a. The paternity Of the above cx'
Tract may with safety be attributed
tor Ye Skullduggeryman Goodin,
WHO, through the agou ,ics Of such
caes-paws us he is ablo to seize hold
Of, ,devotes now and then a little com
plimontary attention to his particular
friends. "Yo Skullduggeryman I
-lho man who concocted and SO
successfully engineered through the
legislature eye great Capital spocu-
lal pn," and who has reapod sach
haIEests of pocuniary benefits there
frOn---the man who so valiantly
foBght and triumphantly conquered
his powerful aSssailant, r. j. HiNroN
--is proper Judge ofsmar, and rol
spcctablc characters. Unlike name,
is prostitute q competent Judge q
|visiue. lllea slgas W
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
Let Us Have q School.

A school is very much needed in
Prairie City at the present time. We
witness sad evidences of this fact ev-
cry day. Little boys are loaing
about the streets, plotting mischief,
mourning indoIent habits and growing
up in ignorance, which are making
black marks upon them conspicuous
enough to follow them through life,
Cannot good and efficient teacher
be procured, even at competent sal
airy, to instruct our youth? And
If there can be one secured will there
not be enough interest manifested in
the school to encourage and sustain
it? Parents do you not know that
you are greatly deficient in your obli-
cations to your children, who, though
now perhaps too young to pro-
perly appreciate the advantages oil
an education, will at some future day
reproach you for the remissness ol
your duties ? BY your Indifference
and apathy you are daily rObbing
them Of golden treasures. M
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
Trazer's River Gold Excitement

San Francisco (Cal.) adviccS of
he l4th Of June inform us that the
Frazer's River gold excitement was
increasing, In consequence of the
glowing accounts furnished by the
miners returned from that region
San Francisco was crowded with
people on their way to the Frazer
Mines, and throughout the State were
making preparations for the same
purpose. The effect was beginning
to be felt in the State. Laborers were
scarce, and wages had advanced from
20 TO 30 per cent, 1t is estimated
that eight thousand persons had al
ready left forthe new diggings. Six
steamers have been put on the route
besides ten sailing vessels.
Several American papers are pro-
iected in the English Provinces, and
one, the North american, is already
announced at Victoria.
The Hudson's Bay Company has
placed armed vessels on Frazer's Riv-
er, to prevent emigrants from going
into the interior and selling goods.
Ono American vessel is reported to
have entered,tho river in spite ol the
blockade, the English Commander
not daring to fire on her.
Gold gold! gold Gold in Iowa;
gold ut Pixies Peak; gold in Arizo-
ma gold in Sonora gold in Oregon;
gold in Washington Territory l.
Surely u golden era is approaching,
and all wc have to say, considering
tho dilapidNtcd and consistent condi-
tion Of our editorial purse, is to bid
it God Speed
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
The Submarine Telegraph Gable
Again Broken

BY the arrival OF the North Star at
New York on the 10Th inst, we.age,
informed that the Atlantic Telegraph
Gable, after paying out $50 miles, on
the third attempt to sdbnergo il,
parted at 1000 miles from the Irish
coast, and the Niagara and Gorgon
arrived at Queenstown on tho 9th
inst, having abandoned the enter
prise. The Agamcmnou aud Valor-
GUS had not arrived on the 7th,
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
Mail Conveniencos.

We congratulate the people of
Prairie City on the very ample ac-
commodations they are now favored
with in regard to the mail arrange
ments on the Southern route Hero
tolore the starting point of the Osa-
watomie mail has been at Lawrence,
which left tri-weekly and connected
regularly at Prairie City, thus fur
nishing us with very convenint and
ample mail facilities. By late ar
rangement Lecomptoa has been made
the starting point, and though the
mail leaves tn-weekly, as before, and
still passes through Lawrence and
Prairie City, yet it connects at those
points but once week +! and what is
still more singular itmakes tri-weekly
connections ut Wakarusa, a town four
miles south of Lawrence and con-
tanning Jour houses, and also makes
similar connections at Brooklyn, three
miles north OF here and about as large
as Wakarusa. Now will some wise
acre please explain why it evadeS
these large towns, that are suffering
much in consequence, and seemingly
moeks at the work by stopping at
places where comparatively no mail is
received? +? All OF the Lawrence mail
matter designed for the South via
this route has first to be sent to Le-
compton Ito be scrutenized by the
Government officials, we presume, so
as to arrest all incendiary documentsl)
and even then il takes week to ro-
ceive messages at this place from
Lawrence--distance fifteen miles !
There is more mail matter received
at the Prairie City Post Office than
ut the Offices Of all the other towns
between Lawrence and 0sawatomie,
combined; and view the matter in
eny light a person may please, he can
discern nothing but gross outrage
upon the people of Lawrence and
Prairie City, and one that is the
more aggravOting on account Of its
petty nature. 1t looks like an official
kick at those two f" abolition pest
holes" Lawrence and Prairie City.
from headquarters. If this conjeot-
urs, which, under present arrange
monts the people cannot help enter
tanning, is incorrect, will not the
mail superintendent Of this district
convince us Of that fact by at once
redrcssing our wrongsH
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
numbers may prevent frauds or doc.

numbers may prevent frauds or doc
tering Of returns.
Second. We want every man tc
yoteson this day, because the vote
will be taken as test OF the numbers
of curpopulation. The Democracy
design to keep Katkas in a Terrific
rial condition just as long as posi-
Die. 1t is the object of the Republi-
cans Of the country and majority Of
the Free State party in Kanzas, to
get into the Union at an early date.
We have at least $4,000 souls in
Kanzas, and if by our votes we show
that, or q larger number, as we be-
lieve can be done, we place weapons
in the hands of friends to fight the
Administration and secure our ad-
mission.
Third. A large vote will not only
prevent fraud and aid in securing our
admission as a State at an early date,
but it will have tendency to inspire
confidence in the East relative to
Kanzas affairs, to increase the fall
emigration largely, and thereby re-
lieve the present pressure in our mon
etary affairs,
Fourth. Every man, every Free
man, every Patriot and lover Of his
country, should be on hand to vote
against the insult offered by corrupt
Administration to a brave people,
Justice, Truth and Freedom requires
this at your hands, andyo will prove
recreant to principles, holy and true,
if q man fails to perform his whole
duty on this occasion.
Let Kanzas show to Buchanan, the
Slave Oligarchy, and the world, that
threats, intimidationS, expressions
and bribes alike are powerleSs to
swerve her people--high-souled and
valiant-from the paths of rectitude
and honesty. Let us show all con-
cerned that we are worthy sons o.
worthy sires, and that we deserve
freedom from our anxiety to secure
its blessings.
Remember to be on hand on Mon
day next, and vote Proposition Re-
jected." See 70 it that your neigh
bors vote; that honesty and fair
dealing is the order of the day. Let
no Kickapoos or 0x(ords disgrace
our soil again. Be VIoLANr! BE
Active ONE MORE DAY TO THE
CAUSE, AND THE BATTLE Is won. KAN
zAs "ExpEoTs EVERY MAN To DO HIS
DUTY" q&.MoSDAY Next. Do NOT
rAIs.l ,,r THE POLLS EARLY
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
Prairie City Institute.

In another column may be found
the proceedings Of an association
lately formed in town for the purpose
Of erecting an institution of learning
in Prairie City, to be under the au-
spices of the Old School Presbyterian
Church. Quite a lively interest is
manifested by our citizens in the
very laudable enterprise, and there
can be no doubt, from the evidences
thus far exhibited, but that it will
prove a bona fde and successful one.
So anxious are the people to have the
institution that already there has been
subscribed for the purpose upwards
of five hundred dollars in cash, about
thirty lots in town, and over one
hundred acres of land. This, with
the aid that is expected from the
States, will furnish ample means to
erect large and worthy structure.
Rev. Mr.. WILSON, the protector Of
this movement, is man OF unceasing
| perseverance and quiet energy, and is
I, ,DlaSiRg our people under great ooli-
N i1uto him for the interest he
manifests in our spiritual and educa.
tional welares.
Kanzas, like all new countries, is
sadly deficient in schools. People
here who have children Of that age
when the mind is in the most favor
able condition to receive impressions
Of erudition's potent stamp, and who
ought daily to be rcaping harveStS
from the rich treasury Of knowledge,
are unfortunate. Parents had better
Leave their children portionlesS than
ithout good education. That is
an element OF usefulness and power
which cannot be lilched or destroyed.
Virtue, Freedom, and true Religion,
are the inevitable results Of the ex-
tension Of knowledge. 1t is to the
enlightenment Of our American youth
that we mainly depend for the safety
of our institutions, and if we would
have Freedom more venerated, more
cherished and more successful in its
onward march, we must educate our
youth. Free Schools is the bulwark
OF Freedom.
We hope our citizens will exert
every effort within their power to as
sist Mr.. WILSON in his most laudable
enterprise. There are various beau
tilul and appropriate sites for the To-
cation of the institution in and around
Prairie City, and such a building as
the company will probably erect will
not only add much to the beauty of
the town, but will enhance her pc
cuniary interests. By all means,
make this institution sure thing
and push the movement onward
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

"TuG GpAssuoPpEa. We had a
notice Of this sprightly little sheet in
type some weeks ago. bpt in ma
king up the rorms," it g5t "pied,''
and we hocc SINGS neglected to reset
u ifhIs is q handsome sheet, of a
siSS smaller than ours; published at
Grasshoppcr Falls by J. L. CoDnY,
and o'htcd with good deal Of spirit
and ability twill tsso the Repub.
lican wing Of the division about tc
occur ~ The Free State party, and
will bc an aOla advocate. We vol
come II 70 our table, and wish Il
abundant success, 4llleslI
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
Strong Language.

The Clarksburg (ya.) Register
furnishes the following, as a spoci-
men from the pulpit. The Rev. S.
Crawson, Of the NJ, e. Church OF
that place, in speaking Of Univer-
Salist who was present, gave expires
sion to the following bit Of eloquence;
"ThOnk God, the day is not far
distant when you will be chained
down to Hell's brazcn floor, and the
devil, with his harpoon, will pierce
your racking heart, and pile tho red
hot cindcrs of black damnation upon
you as high as tho pyramids oI
Egypt, and fry out tho pride Of you,
heart to grease the gudgcons OF hell II