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SPRING GOODs!!
MARCH 1861.
KENT, PAINE q co..
IMPORTERS AND WHoLEsALR DEALERS ~
FOREIGN and Dome stic

E6I8n AnU DOm6SCIC
DRY GOODS.
INC loS md l6S Main street, RIchDonds
w ~ esrns sad have nov 10 Store, large and defs-
HREsH sPRNG GOODS
~, o. es 1ssai variety and enerseirs evey cenrsns
~ soteen end nsnsstic Goods which We arc prepared
on1I eI c1senue1 upon the most favorable terfn
Ii consequence Of the disturbed eondnon o. oen.
- ecnAne sale 70 kSp rncs1 ~ y.
49, HseosAnA pAsxa, and 70 sucs, rest ~
on seek vm b kept up during sess,n sns not ~,
X - 80 variety and sxtsnt b. any hosse y VIC e's
oLoSHINe pKRAffnfSf -
We are prepared u sfhfnS large hashopse. ~ H.
lBovy0uos AD Sn,.sS
W-SsxS ~ eies 49, ssstwswpssVe 81 -,
1WsA-sNl I
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VIkGINIA CENTRAL RAIL Road
CHANGE OF HOURS.

E%EE 3
nN and AFTER Monday, June Sd,
~ The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII leave RICHMOND DAILY, at GID, A. NJ. for sann-
on all intermediate Way Stations, connecting at cor
donsyle Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains
Junction. and intermediate Stations Al Manassas the
with the hsnasa. dap kalrosd for wheeling
winchester, Harpers Ferry and all stations the Manassas
Road and At with their trains for Lyncburg and
points West and southwes Of that place Ard Other
day. Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, for Jaekson
River and Stations West of 6taunton.
Browns Stages connect with the train Stanton
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen
days, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington.
Hsrman Mason and Companys Stages with Train
Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays at Mboro for the Warn
Springs Jsckson River the White Sulphur Springs
Lewisburg, 40.
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves Jacfsous River Nondays wednss
days and PrldsyA II Bis. M, for stanton.
ri THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
Cana al and
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W. EIsoM. W. O. DARLINGTON
Address -Howardsyie, Virginia.
ELSOM d. cos
1861. faI 1861.

MAIL PA OK EFT LINE,
PACKET CLARA, Captain D. D. Isben.
PACKET VIOLA, Captain W. H. MAXWELL
PACKET PERCY, Captain A. q. Loving, Jr.
PACKET PIONEER Captain o. O Burks,
r FAVE Richmond Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
IL 1T 5P NJ Leave Lexington days At O'Clock, A. 81
With superior accommodations for travellers, runs triweefy
between Richmond, Lynchburg, and Lexington.
Packages conveyed this line will be Ieceped for Of
Gee, and paid for, II lost Our Agents are:
W. p uruiehneid, Richmond; Bocock Parrish, Lynehburg,
and II. Norrove, Lexington malo
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WsSv'ain seF' iAPeFsd afsss non it,,... " As.Lss,

loSsNs ens osret wh,
hsatst Chanpsyins Wnxs 49, I
sasn ane French band 81 E-<flI
seaees aase os % very supehcr old .ss "a mar es y.
sss and purity having bern bosshs ia bonS
Ren ~ seetsh Ale Ish and sepi~h vhst, q
m a. q .hIs s S :. v par. Of vhh 'y "a
ehassrI s InHr sscossanes 10 lots 70 mnPsf
Pei. sSsRSs s ;es9s s.s ( s (.
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NOT r..

ONsn after Monday nsIt 9Th ms. The -
RIM hree ,Imes Richmond Tor frederick
burg on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays Returning viii
Richmond Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays an,
Freight received Taesdays Thursday, ard Saturday, until
4 o,eloek IN skML. RUTH, supt. Trans.
PSehmona Nav a. 1861 myl2
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Qhno ledeup.
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m'ine S8aiIsrpcrtiOn mit Dir,
gEae IL rae ! ricf Sucp9 fcBt, ba lit ia Gin
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ctn9a9OIt babcn?
Sin 3u9? ia9te Som uusldutli9 6inbIideno
- On irrR ; ,@, - cas- tnO weper lolte Sell
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0t@t cC4. tetbmrtt 5cIcp0 ce 1T cta 3,ra,
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Som, oter Der Bug rjQrt flo ia nidt. gEtr
iom@en ibnln immer na4ei. 6alen lie virl,
lidt Iajt, - to3 nein paun mSreu f. msbr
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8amad1 unO au8enbijdu6 fam 2sban uuO 8e.
tprgung ia Dc GarOganr; Cjs Wanner nabmen
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ld L.e5e otr 6r8e9nuu9eu ouf Ojelem l56aenweat
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Sefrn! OEiEn!

A5e"r Ceutitcn Yublifum Die 2lnjtisc, cap iA
mrium Store nru aiu8er;tbtet NM sjnc bspsus
teuos NC9Wobl oon Sefeu icpcr 2lrtYUrrGl5;g
Save. 3h 9jaube i'm StGncc 3u lctu, >}eCtrmaun
nit prm Gjemjtnintln beptenen 3u TGnnen. Sfn=
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IGicmj& cas- DUG seyOr:p5t,
GoB mi&'S I'M Seine rciEt.
DitIc 9tin, SER tu m,tt!
g}g5 srR GriItung ta!
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Eraa' itr 'um ubnaua;
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5ea,e r-9ipife, &aluin0itter,
y @aHfsin, Oicu9ab belu unD
DIFF fPrsi

rlh babe eue reIt5aItist @u5Wahl GWrroTe, HlmIu.
Glitter, 5nm'e., NIen9o0en uGD @otsrs an 5ano D.el
: t.4;5 gam SertauT cTrut; fem:r Nc6cu yeribi.osnc
SorJtu 6cbensGmtr, <enlbWtu, Rc1lUaaavir
IgOus ej,te1, far 9b91Isn uno DOtcye 5Abbtbs, mc
uscue Uuo cllcyns Sttue jum 3Un patleu uuc
6lmwoteni 5'utnlteine iGm 2mfegsn sou 5eHerrottn,
pcta uao &UhM9odtn nit mOhlflinaenocu GrRf
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J.u6 oOtr mebrere Ger c)3c1 Nrtjie III flufsU Uaite
a9e i6 geWn ObI ciu t5r.a &ecorf ggn mir ;u truft
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nent @tcd:a 'ett onIsrtI9s 10 tam it 5lOtyaa W ts.
.ss gcllitst 3uTriebtnbsiI beDju9n
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C'IedtH~ un6 0eTalwaayaG a5Jjt .5Dit IsIeusff-
unD Hamu8.ttsrs N&nuf7t0re
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KEROSINE al

NLINVoILNI -DIL
Scr beRin EuOIitd ntbit cuer grcBsu au5wa5,
2amprn icper Dirt lt.t5 pOrrdt6j8 uno ium tiuig.
TEN 9rei5 3u 9aben bt G. IS. Gcr, Nst
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BegA- Icyoraturcn an Ganrpcn uno ra5 Ser
anOeru Usriebcn gum &rennu res &09len.Sc1l1
werOcu beitsn5 uno tuiGit beurgt.
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Der Nu;ctecr" crlcut it0Cn'@cr1cT, Seunloos N50c-
rpnineu ;un urGcal;tcn SublripcH5prtjS san SIS,
ablbar al oie rcp. IrdsGr, pC 50 OOu 65rjj @oreu5
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1e 80 Cts, Nuttmoti9 - Gte., crtMdlt1t SlO0 ctNc
93pne 25, ClngH ItCno $3.50, CrCi MonO $500 feds
g}crodSteioAlunl 9in0CR nc noh 3cligtch occ6nocr
mcrctn J6nnCU werca nit So. .O0 per 50ty t-rchnet
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SeS nntcoulpiscn gersrns.

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DAP mir cas- 3oor rtvsriI't.
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rhe Gernnn AnNnRTIsER.

the German ADVERTISER,
3. HAsSGL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
s; 90 per Anuum, payable IN Advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFICE. BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL.
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SeBt batten iir Den 3ug srreidft = Elm aGIas.
mainer Ausrnf bes Stauucns uuo Gutlesen tr.
tpnte aus tsOem Diunre /; Obns Gommouoc, an-
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fur6t .o@S %nbItd tOt fA ibren fdeurn 9Itden
BAR.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Cabinet Maker,

CaDlnet WakeT,
2tc s3trdBc, ;wiltcu Sruao- uno WldribagRr.
Ellie E5drgnerdrbeu bic N OieIer Gieib5ft gcrfpr
h,aoeu &eplyoUreu merccn ftncl uuC bjuio uds1efib
lll rcHl 1brctc AutEo1 b.ti,t cr3ctcUt S. 6 lITsu
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rtdlt1t ttcroun ole &ufuu.0ml,t o5 Gtlv,u WutGEms
NUt cntn utUcN, t'ttn. rH8IiUgu SICyc uNC tuvTcal
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ven 9cIocncu nnb utcyutN &oUt geugr g.ntes ugc G.
lucer-lbrcu, QClccucu 5t,r, 8rptcn Cbrrnl,u 9lrn-
banoer 6tn9errin9e, @mrt5pic &c. ocr btn 0uolit6
GIOtS in br gpRcr 9uSpah! uac ~ zen Gaeu Dre;ien
JtrparItur. 2lrbcitcu
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-02


The ECONOMY OF HEALTH.-This busy
nation of Americans have IL, 900, ,ooowork-
ing people, whose services may be esti-
mated at 50 day, and their annual loss
by sickness at an average of ten days each
in the year. This gives total loss OF
$40, ,OoO, 900 a sum three times as large as
the whole cost of the General Govern
meut, including the Army, Navy, POST
Offices, Legislators, Foreign Ministers and
all. The amount weighs over six hundred
tons in pure gold.
a large proportion of this costly suffer
ing might be arerted by attention to diet,
cleanliness, and above all, by the proper
use of the right remedy in season. When
% cent box of Ayers Pills will avert an
attack of illness which it would take sew
eral days to recover from, or dollar bottle
of Ayers Sarsaparills, will expel lurk-
ing disorder that would bring the snfFerer
to his back for weeks or months, does it
take any figures TO show the goood economy
of the investment When Fevernnd Ague
is ranking in your veins, and shaking
your life out of you, is it worth the dollar
it costs for his AGUE CURE to have the
villainous disorder expelled, which it does
surely and quickly? When you have taken
cold is it prudent to wait until it has
settled on the lungs, when days or weeks
or months must be spent i'll trying to cure
it, even if it can be cured at all, or is it
cheaper to take Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
costing n few shillings, and remove the
trouble before it is serious2 1t takes no
wisdom TO decide.
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in every section of the country, aud out of
it is saietytor mono.
.. That Notwithstanding our county has
been oVerrun by secessionists, we pledge
that we will furnish our full quota of men
and means for the support of the Govern
meDt, and that we will use our utmost in
iiuence to fill up the companies now form
ing, at the EARLIEST moment.
10. That we recommend every neighbor-
hood in the county to meet At an early
day, and organize themselves into Home
Guards, armed with such arms as theymay
be able to procnre. and stand by the Gov
ernment in the spirit of the languarge of
Andrew jackson, that the Union must and
shall be preserved.
IL. That we will ever cherish with SEN
timents of gratitude, a remembrance Of the
timely aid sent to our relief by the Admin
istration at Washington, in the stont, brave
hearts aud stalwart arms of our Northern
brethren, in the very hour of danger.
IL. That the thanks of this meeting are
due, and are hereby rendered to General
Mcclellan and his gallant Army, for his
short, brilliant and successful campaign in
Northwestern Virginia.
l3. That We have unabated confidence in
the military skill of Gen. Winfield Scott,
and that we regard him as the Hero, Pat
riot and Military Chieftain of the age.
IA. That these proceedings be published
in tue Wheeling LntslGgsncer, Wheeling
Daily Press and Morgantown Star.
RtCHAuD PITzER, Ch'mn.
j. F. NcDougal, Sec'y.
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A1-SPEcIAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, accor-
ding to the space occupied and the numberof changes
made.
All frum transient persons or strang
ers. to be paid for IN ddrdHce.
Business Cards NOT exceedingfve lines SO year,
or So for six months, but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than n square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
well all legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofaucton sales and real estate sent in by them mus
be paid for at the usual rates.
R5-Advertisements not accompanied with writteI
directions, viii be inserted until forbid and charged
Notices Tor Political Meetings to be charged In all
cAses at full rates.
Marriages, Sotieesof Funerals, and announcements
OF sermons, so cents each. noy1l-'59
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missouri MiniMgCOmpany.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851,
CAPITAL STOCS..................$5o So 10000.
TTNlus COMPANY is FORMED FOR TIE ri R.
j pOse of advancing the great mining interest of
purely philanthropic motives in Initiating this ~
teTprsc. Mo believe that the stock can be nadt to
pay large dividends and ut the same time more al
good accomplished and greater progress made in de-
NcopinE and making known the astonislIipE mineral
wealth of Missouri, than by the use Of i've times tho
amount Of capital invested in any other business
We shRll make the Office of our Company n COM
plete mining bureau Of the mineral resources OF 40
State. We have power under charter to pur-
chase and sell mineral lands wherever located IN
Missouri. Great Inducements will he offered to cap-
italsts aud mining adventurers who desire TO pur-
chase and work paying mines, by dealing with tlis
Company
have mineral lands for sale to send statement
Of the same, descrbngthe Kind Of minerals on their
lands the number Of acres, the location and the lew
est cas price they willing to take for said lao5.
We shall work only such mines tIS pay largely, hut
shall open and prove most of the lands We sell. The
books for subscription 10 the stock now open t
the Office Of the Company, Main street. northW It
corner OF Locust, over Merchants Bank, entral CO
No. 81 Locust street. ALI who !oel interest inthis
business aud have money, will do we'll to call md
subscribe. Those wishing stock, living out of the
city, can it by enclosing ten per cent of the
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
Henry D. Bacon, Esq, Matthew Butler, Esq,
Alfred Clapp, Esq, L. d. HarwOod, Esq,
IOtepl' LRthrop, Esqs B. M.Lynch, Esq,'
L. W bogS' ;' ESQ -nrs+yrs Sofeph f"yne' Esq,
n. BUTLER, Treas, ALFRED cLAPF, Pres't.
The above prospectus has up TO this date been
published in only OF our leadug papers for ten
days No extra efforts TO get stock taken have been
made: yet the public we'll appreciate the sound
of the enterprise, that over two hundred thou5
An dollars OF the stock has already been taken. We
would briefly that the shares SIS each, paid
In full, without further liability; transferable by de-
livery; registered only when dividends received
Any person having money to spare, cam by the pur-
chase of shares in tho Missouri Mining Company
make Rnihyestment that will pay largely, and hold
stock that readily into cash without loss
answered. 40 del 7g1ts tnh30-d&w2m
st. Louis, NO., March 90, 1861.
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JAS. MAxwEL. T.J.eANrpELL oEo.R! IrNoLE.
MAXWELL, ,CAEIPBELL&TINGLE,
Wholesale Grocers
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

HAVE NOW IN STORE
$50 bBls. Prime N. o. Molasses,
l26 hlf bbls. do
220 hhds. fully fair to prime N. o. Sugar.
126 bbls. CIR, ,GranulAted, ,POw'd and COnee Sugars
75 " Drunes Golden Syrup. az
26 " New York do
500 bags good fair to prime Rio Coffee
30 pockets Java Coffee.
25 boxes Natl LII. b lump Tobacco
As do Yarious standard brands s. Tobacco.
10 10 cases Ss "HunteGs" 10 - do
10 do sDon Quixote" l5s do
95 hlf cl. Y. II aud q. P. Tea.
IS do Ooloug and Pouchong Tea
100 bbls No. 8 Med. and Lg. Mackerel
90 .. Tar, large size. .+
Is tierces Rice.
Pepper, Pimento, Nutmegs, Cloves, CaSs
Mustard, Ginger, Indigo, Bi-Carb. Soda. A.f-
SaIaratus, Soap, Candles wasli-boards, r itkets,
Tubs, BrooIns, Nails, and all other Rrti- les em-
braced In the Grocery line. Inh2
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9ailpgntelliaenter
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoxPARErl CoR oSE Inch, )oR
LESS, MAKEA SQUARE.
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Saddles, Harness, TRUNKS sc.


WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
T b. SHEPPARD, No. 13l Main Street, corner
81 Union, will continue to keep on hand alarge and
complete assortment of all artIclesn his line, consist
ing Of Ladies' and Gentemens Saddles, Fine Coarse
Harness. Trunks, Valces, Carpet Bags SHtchels, Col
lArs, HAnles, Whips, &c.
would respectfully call attention to my stock, and
trust by strict attention aud prOmptnesS 10 merit
continuance of tue public patronage r5
All kinds Of repairing promptly done, and in pro
per munper. J.lD SHEPPARD.
sep2o'59 mass l3l, Main Street.
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pfres. Under present circumstances all
available force will be required until after
we clean them out, when we will have q
little rest.
Letters will reach US if sent in care of
Capt. Stephens or Capt. Trimble, to Sut-
ton, or with Col. Tyler's column.
Taps have just sounded, and that puts
period right here.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-02
TOTAL ASSETS, $2104.l 100 O3
LIiGiLirigSSUnsst claims nOtdus, ,si7S,957 IS
Upwards OF SI3,OOO,OOO
~ Losses have been paid by tho lBtna Insurance Co.
inthe past II years.
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
WsAs accepted at terms consistent with solveucy and
fair profit.
EgpeeidianeHtion girsR 10 oLnsuTdHeeef DWELLINGS,
and COHtsHts for tsrmt Of one to frG yeGrS
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable
anl uninterrupted through OF financial sun
slime and storm periods eyentful in exempt from
sweeping confagrations and maritime disaster: Be
ing long established cash basis, the troubles OF
tho credit system affect in material particular
During -hArd times' the security of reliable Insu
rance is an imperative dutyths ability Of property
sitlers sustain loss being then much lessened.
Pocie.i issued without delay, and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity, by
n. C. ARTHUR, Agent,
ONCE over the Bank of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-02

A5-we have, Mt a heavy expenditure, furnished our
Job Office with all necessary materials, embracing
TYPE, RULES, BORDERS, CUTS, &c,
OF the latest and most fashionable Styles to render 1T
capable of executing work equal to that ofany other
establishment in the city, ond possessing facilities in
the way of Steam, &c. for doing work expedittously,
unsurpassed by any other office, respectfully pro-
sent our claims for share of public patronage,
ring those who entrust heirwork to us that no effort
shall be wanting to give entire satisfaction.
novll-59 CAMPBELL & M'DERSI0r.
, 1861-03-14
The ruouts:tfon In America.

At a meeting of the New York Historical
Society On Tuesday evening, Dr. Fisher read q
paper with the above title. The Inquisition
was established in this country by virtue Of an
act passed under Ferdinand the Fifth Of Spain,
May :, 1916, and the Bishop Of Cuba Was ap-
pointed Grand Inquisitor.
The Bishop, however, did not like the task,
aud three years afterwards the Bishop Of Porto
Rico was appointed in his place. aud made the
Indians his especial care The earliest mis-
sionaries, in their ardor to make proselytes.
admitted them into the church before they
the Christian faith or duty. a single clergy
man baptiscd in one day 5000 MeSicans, aud
in one Tcar 4,000, 600 were admitted into the
bosom Of the church. These retained vene-
ration for their own superstitions, and when
1hry thought themselves ont Of the reach Of
The Spaniards, met to celebrate their heather
rites.
The first notice that we have of an lnqusi-
tion in this country, was organized on chip
board for the purpose Of detecting heretics on
the high seas; bn5 this was abandoned because
it interfered with navigation Afterwards,
Philip Il directed the attention Of the Ameri-
can authorities to the hersey Of Protestantism,
and ordered it to9be punished.as 1t WIS in
Spain. The first duto dc Js took place in Mexico
in 1874. Protestants and Israe1ltes had come
to America, enticed by the Iberality ct the
Government in secular matters, but most OF
them were publicly burnt, with imposing
ceremonies The Portuguese Government did
not follow the example Ct Spain, and in Brazil
no regularly Organized Inquisition existed:
Those suspected Of Professionalism were sent
to Portugal to be tried, and if found guilty, to
suffer the penalties attached to that crime
Dr.. Fisher proceeded to nasrate in detail the
history Of the ttAmerican 6rsmati5t,n y Antonio
joss, the jew, who wrote his plays In dun
gcon, where he was confined by King John v,
and was subsequently burnt alive for bis at
tachment to the faith Of his fathers. His
without the name Of the author, and his fate
has been made the subject Of Portugese
drama He was the most notable victim ot
the American Inqulsition, and bis history aud
martyrdom are Of universal interest-Co"a-
,ae1,ciM AdreYfiaT