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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06
Chnrch Rfrerf0rn!

WESTMINSTRER PRESBYTE RIAS
CHURCH, 90. S.)-on Seventh street, bet tween
Main and Biondeau. Services every sabbath at
IL a. IN. and I p. m. Sabbath School al y a. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday al :! i. Ia.
feb1I66.ly W. q. CRsIo, ffastor.
UNITED INSTANTANEOUS Of High
and 18th streets. Services every Sabbath At II a..
m. and Z p. IN. Sunday School at ~ a. nj
spr26'es-ly JAMS Bao~s, \ aston.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Hish street,
bel, ween Fifth and sixth. Services ever Sab
bath at II n. IN. AM : m. Sabbath sthool a,
3 p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings.
mayi5f66-iy GEoRGE THAcHER, phstor.
EXCHANGE STREET NJ. L. C~HrRtH-on
Exchange street, tetueen Third and Fourth.
Preaching every Sabbath at II a. IN. and p. N.
Sabbath School at II p. IN. Public Prayer Meeting
on Wednesday evening. Joss BuaGtss,
julyl-'66-ly as,or.
CHATHAM SQUARE ". Il. CHURC#-Cor-
ner Of Seventh AMI Morgan streets. Preaching
every Sabbath at Ii q. m. and p. M Sabbath
School at Q O. m. Public Prayer Melting on
Wednesday evenings. Joax Htrsxs,
apr2T'66-ly Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Corner High and
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath ht II n.
N. and 7 p. n. Sunday School at 9 q. N.
apr26-'66s L. n. CRrrrESpEs. I astor.
ST. JOHNS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4th
street, between Concert and High. SERVICES every
Sunday at II a. N. and 8 =. N. Sabbath School
at y o'clock a. IN. ". il. WOODS, Rector.
iune4-'6S-ly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

Business Is less active, as usual, daring stock
taking and settling books. The year 10 closing
under very improved prospects for the spring
trade. There is less business this week almost in
every branch, but prices are much frmer, and af
ter the first week in January . gradual improve
ment il anticipated to commence. Standard
brown ~shirtings and shsetings are steady at quo
tAtions, with a light stock. Bleached goods show
more activity since the last and recent reduction
in price. Stocks are large. Drills are in restrict
ed demand, with increased stock on hand quota
tions are nominal. The finest grades Of Cantor
fannels are in demand and firm; lower grades the
reverse. Stripes arc more active. Ticks are in
moderate request. Denims are now inquired for,
and are looking mp. Prints are light. Stocks arr
light for the season, and prices firm. Muslin de.
LANES are active, and new styles much sought 70,
At sellers own prices. Coburghs sell freely in
small lots to suit. and are steady in price. Low
and medium grades broadclcths sell more Ut thu
reduction. Cassineres arc very dull and heavy
Quotations are, therefore, bat nominai. The low
er grades arc being pressed for sale st lower
prices. 6atisets afs without sstisity, and can b
bought to advantage. Linssys are only wanted
in very small parcels. Fiannels move slowly and
are irregular in price. Blank cts are dull, and
lower for large sal3s. Forsien goods Ars dsH. An
sArly activity Is anticipated for spring goods a.
ter the first week In January, especially II ans
silks and oil English dress eooAs Of good style,
which hare become indispsnsabls among oar rich
classes, The member Of which ~ bseo9iue nors
numerous rapidly. Some tina Of dimcslty d,
however, looked for among H. eroaksrs. Ystany
temporary eAssk o. ia1i Il not 70 ~ ssnsidsrsd
hartfal; . spasins e6nsanptisn u esoas = ere
tins b ssrs to b followed BY : levisA seasunp-
ton Il aaetAse, md ~ arss ef tEaas 4 fsst *
tssaiag ffon ssaeea y ssasss, xvssy asalse WI
- ~ tgNAs bsyssA - sasita ha1s - sss
II vntl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

To PosTNAsrERs.-Postmas Throughout,
the country will save trouble By obeying the
laws with regard to newspapers, &c. When
paper remains dead in the Office for -four
consecutive weeks, it is the duty of the post
master, or his deputy, to send the publisher,
OF the paper a written notice of the fact
stating, if possible, the reason why the paper
is not lifted. The sending to the publisher
of a paper marked mot lifted, y refused, .
or "uncslled for is not a legal notice.
Po~staiasters who fail to comply with the law
IN this respee: are liable for the subscription
for the time said paper remains LEAD in their
Offices.
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New Orie.n. Market

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3.
Cotton-Stifer. Sales 10000 bales low mid
ding ut 3l1a3sic; middling 33Ac, Receipts 8,
goo bales. Experts 1000 bales.
Sugar-In good demand fair at l0c.
Molasses-ln good demand. Common 52a53e
prime to choice 64a50c.
Fiour-FiTm. snperhne sIl SO; extra $l2 o.
ais 90.
Corn-Iu good demand at 81 o5al 10.
0ats-4e higher at s0as2c.
Hay-Quict at S27 i0a2s 90.
Pork-Firn and higher at S22 IS.
Bacon-Shouiders l24e sides l24al51c.
Lard-l2Aal3c.
Gold-l32..
Bank SterIing-43
New York Exchangc-3as discount.
Freights to New York-lc by sail; lie b,
steam.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

The NEWSPAPER BtstxEss.-The James.
vile Wis. Gazette publishes a long article
under the above head. from which we clip the
following, and present it to our readers with.
out comment or criticism, believing that
many of them will see the pint without
explanatory notes;
Another class Of well meaning but thoughtless
persons regarl n newspaper as a sort of benevo-
lent enterprise. gotten up by seme liberal minded
gentleman for the sole purpose Of doing all the
good possible, and who have selected the million
tongued prest to accomplish il. They are the
regular poachcrs upon the Freshmen who always
want their fayors inserted gratuitoasly and are
always ready to inform the publisher that he is
engaged in publishing a newspaper, and they are
always sure to have something Of a business ma
ture that they believe to be geod news which
ought to be given to the eager public at once
One man has just patented . new heating appa.
ratus that will save half the fuel now used, and
Of course it will be q great favor to the poor il the
editor will jus. tell the people, free Of charge.
where such an apparatus can be bought. A man
engaged in the manufacture of headers, recently
sent us q communication Of two columns solid
matter, setting forth the saving his machine
would be to farmers over the common reaper.
which he wished Inserted gratis, because IL couid
be helping Tie farHess. don't you see1
lnen there are numberless organizations and
associations OF individuals that are clamorous for
q Ice ride in the publishers wagon. The differ.
ent religious denominations want all their notice,
OF meetings, conventions. and festivals published
ire first, because they are too poor to nav. and
second, because they are engaged in doing good.
and IT Il the business Of publishers to help on the
noble work. fire,nen get no pay for watching
ths property OF citizens, and must have their iii.
tie notices of elections, meetings. &C., given them
pro eo"o pabheo. The temperance organization,
ar busy in the noblest work that can engage the
EFFORT Of men-that Of uplifting tho fallen and
ruined OF our race. Can any editor who has one
crop OF the milk Of human Kindness snyvher,
ABOUT him, be so nigssrdly As to refuse TO print
tneir notices of meetings, lectures, society meet
ing: and the like, without payf Tho literary 90
eetes sometimes engage q lecturer who does not
drav, and The publisher is asked to discount on
tne'r bill bscsnsc they hare failed in their sGert,
70 please and edify the public. John Doe takss !
weekly paper for which he pays two doilsrs ) veal
md ssts ave dollars worth Of reading. His vic dis}
80 - ssks the editor to print An obituary notic1
,hss costs ct least two dollars 10 ~ Il mt In typsl
.sha nlqat - eossisssntiy AZ tss -ssisrtsfef
- sssssnsd ~ sesa 81 IL psse VIE y tlrs1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06
Tnr IpLrn.-The idle man Is an aunoyanc.

TIE IDLER.-The idle man is IN annoyance
"a nuisance. he is.of no benefit to any.
body. he is an intruder in the busy thor
oughfare of everyday life. He stands in
our path, and We push him contemptuously 70
one side. He is Of no advantage to any one.
He annoys busy men. He makes them un-
happy. He may have an income TO support
him in idleness, or he may '.sponge'' on his
good nAtured friends, But in either case he
IS despised. Young man, do something in
this busy, busting, wide-awake world. Move
about for the benefit Of mankind, if not for
yourself. Do not be idle. Gods law is that
by the sweat of our brow we shall earn our
bread. The law is q good one and the bread
we earn is sweet. Do not be idle. Minutes
are too precious to be squandered. Every
maj and woman, however exalted or howev,
er humble, can do good in this short life, il
80 inclined. Therefore do not be idle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06
financial ano Gommsrtlal.

IMPORTANT TO IRoS MEs.-We learn that
there will be a general suspension OF the iron and
nail mills at Pittsburg and vicinity on and after
the fifth Of this month. This step Was fully de-
tcrIninel on by a convention Of the iron men oil
Pennsylvania, recently held in Pittsburg. = What
effect this will have upon our market here remain .
"a, Ia "a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

n snail - ir his youngest child, sanvly b.
caass he was : patron Of his, - 70 ~ saeh fsyses
Of answspaPsr without pay. A naa l. noniaA-
ted for sAsA md mighty mean ~ 81 into o.
Aos out Wet ssnstinss. aad b. exPeets IL editor
= pat tss 6sat possisas ne On ais -, ior n
e&s and vote then TOO, al for The good II the
cause and the success Of corrset ~psinciplss.
We beg al wkon II may soncsfn 70 rsnsnbss
that no good asvspapsr can b mAAs without u
has tho whole TINA and industry Of Ill thoss en-
gagsd on it, sad its sxpeases are comparatively
larger in proportion to it, gross receipts thar
almost any other sort Of business. II you read {
paper pay for it; II you nesd is facilities for get
ting your business before the psblie and increas-
ing your trade, pay for that, but dca't sponss-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

"SHALL THIS OPPORTUNITY BE Losr p is q
question for the citizens of Keokuk to deter,
mine. All acknowledge the Importance, as
well as the necessity, of founding in our city
q Female Seminary, for the education of our
daughters, and now is the time to do it. BIZ
combined effort zee can do it noe. The six
lots in block 81, fronting on High street, with
all the improvements thereon, are now offered
to us for twelve thousand dollars, cash, I'M
trammeled by any conditions whatever. At
ter consultation this morning with q few Of
our citizens, it was decided to thus inform the
public, and to cordially invite all who feel in,
terested in founding in our city a Female
Seminary, and who feel willing to make a
subscription for the purchase ofthis property
for thai purpose, to meet on tomorrow Mon.
day. morning, at 10 o'clock, at Connable 4
Smyth's Office, on Main street, front Office,
over VOORHEES, 4 Co.'s hat store.) As the
number present will somewhat determine the
success of the enterprise, ~ it will demon
strate the interest felt in the same, we hope it
will be large. Gro. B. SMITH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

A FEW pairs of children's Arctic overshoes,
the warmest overshoe known, will be sold at
S1.50 a pair, to close out the lot. They are
in good order and q good thing, as you may
see at No. 90 Main street.
w. r. BInLrAAS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

In the afternoon of yesterday as a number
of boys were skating on the shore ice below
Bank street, a large part Of the same, upon
which were a portion of the youngsters, gave
way and swung off with the current. The
boys saw the danger, and, by a quick moves
ment, gained the solid ice and escaped. Ska
ters cannot be too careful, as the ice is not as
safe as il might be.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

YESTERDAY morning the face of mother
earth was temporarily obscured from sight by
. slight covering of snow, giving things gen.
orally adecidedly cool appearance, but be-
fore night the sunshine had caused the snow
to disappear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

Wrnotice published in an exchange issued
in one of the interior towns Of the State, =
half column of marriage notices. Thatbeats
ahis section amazingly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

CLOSING Up TIE Books roR ls66.-We
wish this week to close up all unsettled &C.
counts and outstanding claims belonging to
the GArE CRY. We desire as far as possible
70 make full and complete settlement with
all our patrons up to the LIST of January 1867,
and hope they will facilitate this work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

NORTHERN LINE PAcKET ~CoxpANY.-At an
election held at the office of the Northern
Line Packet Company, in Illinoistown, on
Wednesday, Jan. ,, the old Board of Direct
ors was reelected. At q subsequent meeting
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Thos. B. Rhodes; Secretary, Thos. H
Griffith superintendent, Thos. j. Buford
General Freight Agent, Isaac NJ. Mason
These are, with the exception of Superintend
ent, the same officers as last year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

We are now furnishing moro reading INST
ter to the readers and patrons Of the "GArE'
ahan any other daily journal in Iowa fac,
the reading public will take into consideration
when about to subscribe for . daily paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

Rev. II. W. Brown, from Boston, will
preach in the Unitarian Church this morning
and evening, at the usual hours. The public
are invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

TIE alarm Of FIRE yesterday afternoon
turned out to be . false one. The ringing Of
the alarm created q commotion among the
6remen, but fortunately their services were
not required.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

CoRRpCrroS.-In The card of thanks yes
sarday the name of the Toledo, Wabash 4
Western Railroad was accidentally omitted
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

The WAY 1T WosKs.-In 1851 Edward
Burton loaned $40. 900 to W. c. Young, for
which he took a note bearing interest at the
rate Of ten per cent a month, and TO com
pound it monthly. Young died many years
ago, his estate being insolved. and nothing
was ever paid on the note. Recently Burton,
who is in New York, wrote Isaac Williamson,
requesting him to calculate the interest on
the note. Williamson commenced the caleu.
l~ation, run it up until the principal and inter,
est exceeded the national debt, when he con
cluded that further figuring was a waste OF
pencils and paper. 1t would amount to more
than the valuation of all the property on the
planet. So says the Nevada Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

GnL WAITED to do geasral housework
Apply to Mrs. Delaplain, ornsr 18th ant
High streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

DIARIES for 1867 q Ed. S. Carter b Co.'s,
corner of Fourth and Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06
uARKETs BY


chicago Market.
n rslexr.ph.l CHICAGO, yan.I.
Provtsons-Marks lrm and steady. Moss port in
demand At as 50; nst class brands held strongly st
Us 10.
Lrd-stesdy n 1iN.
Green HAms-In good request, with sales II eAoo for
lots IRON dressed and slaughtered hogs.
Dressed Hogs-Firmer. market fairly aciys; prtes
range % 1908 % for good averages; 70 oo06 % for
lots, dividing on 200 lbs.
Ylour-0pensd nrm; more active closed quiet.
wh~eat-opsnsd strong. advanced 21se, but fell beck
and closes quiet at - lsD2 10 for No ]; 81 o5 for No >
spring.
Corn-Excited; ~buoyart; At opening advanced sSse
Per bush; No ! s49s5; market subsequently, vsaksasd
end closed~qsist At slN0s2
Oats-rrn. &21<oE for No . in store.
Kye--sssady; No l At s7@9s.
Barisy-ouiet and without decided change.
Provision CoopsrAge-Firm. rather dull.
Catte-Best % ooae 20; stock DO, 20 market.
Hogs-6 1909 81.
ehsep-N 3SO4 Is.
New York Markes.
By Telegraph NV YoRx. Jan.a.
supsr western; SIS Q Is for choice do; sii saois u
for RHO
Wheat-Yirm at yesterdays prices.
Fye-Ttrn;3 81 -.
H~arisy-s5@es.
Corn-u lSa1 20 for western.
0ats-es6G7.
porh-s2o TO2l Is for new mess; SIC ooDis u
old do. S17 eoGl7 Is for prime.
Dressed Hoss-sDsN for Western.
Lard-liol2h for old Ia 10 10 for new.
Msw York Money Market.
By releErsph-l NEW foAx, Jan. .
Money is active at 7 per cent
Sterling Quiet At 1907 4 iosAs.
Geid-l3Iis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

John Pierpont, the venerable scholar, pa
triot and radical reformer, lately deceased
was a born censor of morals, both public aud
private.
'iif my best friend" said he, "should BY
~rivetinR the letters of the slave seek to i'm,
mortaiize himself, would do my best to
help him."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

"A large portion Of the London Crysta
Palace was on Monday destroyed by fire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

Revision OF The JEWISH CEREMONIAL Law.
The rabbIs of Europe are to assemble in
Paris, NEXT year. in order that the Sanhed-
sim may take place in conjunction with the
Universal Exhibition. The Central Jewish
committee Of Paris has taken the initiative Of
the meeting, which will be especially called
on to decide the following questions; The
abolition OF the prohibition of certain articles
OF food; the suppression Of polygamy, which
exists among the Jew in Algeria; and the
recognition Of female children as equally
qualified to inherit, in that country as males.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

EARLY FRuGALarY.-In early childhood you
lay the foundation Of poverty or riches, IN
the habits you give your children. Teach
them to save everything-not for their "
use, for that would make them selhsh-but
for some use. Teach them to share every
thing with their playmates; but never allow
them to destroy anything. once visited Q
family where the most exact economy wal
observed; yet nothing was mean or uncom'
Portable. 1t is the character Of true economy
TO be as comfortable with q little, as others
can be with much. In this family, when thu
father brought home a package, the Older
| children would, Of their own accord, pu
away the paper and twine neatly, instead o.
throwing them in the FIRE, or tearing them t
pieces. If the little ones wanted q piece o
Irvine to play scratch>cradle, or spin . top
there it was in readiness; and when the,
threw it upon the floor, the older children
had no need to be told to put it again IN it
place.-Frn1al Housewife,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

ON Of The most importan, questions TO be
Immediately decided by the people of Keo-
kuk is, SHALL the Iowa City road terminate
.. this pcint?" We have already written
much and published many extracts ~favorinR
the location of this road through Mt. Pleas
ant, In Henry county, to this city. This line
traverses the richest portion of our State,
and it needs no further arguments to convince
Keokukians of the inc8lculnbie benefits our
city would reap from such a tho~roughfare,
reaching from it through the rich and popu.
lous agricultural counties Of Lee, Henry,
Washington and johnson. The people of
: Henry county look at this matter in a practi>
cal business point of view, and are moving
TO secure the contamination with a spirit that
will, or at least ought 70, accomplish the de.
sign in view. And why is it that the people
of Keokuk, whose interest il the accom-
plishment of the work is greater than that Of
any other on the proposed line, are not alive
20 this important question? Rival towns are
.straining every nerve to divert the road from
the proposed line. We feel it our duty to
warn our citizens Of this, and to caution them
- b. on the alert and look weIl to their in.
tsrsst an6the future prosperity of our young
city. Withs "long pull, and a pull alto.
gcther" in concert with the movements Of
The Citizens OF ut. Pleasant and High
Henry" W believe we could overcome al
opposition, and 9TH the necessary energy
: and funds would. $ i reasonable length o,
dine, have ano,hs addition to the rapidly
growing and very lieportsnt railroad system
our city. The tasrehants, business men
4 property holders and citizens in genera.
GAsald nov take hold Of this matter in I
6ihsss-like miami. and push the same to ,
Nseessfal accomplishment. Newspaper ar
Iii and editorial urging will not alone Sc
- the wished-fo consummation. Our cit
- must work rs one man, and bring sucl
Panflusnce to bear as will override al
Guooaition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

E1zExpsMrDrcIxEs have become synomy.
- With humbug and lead many to hesitate
! 0bo1Nusine . preparation because it is ad.
kyekti.ed We cannot agree in condemninr
smeEsly because som unprincipled quacks
49, t6paln of their nauseating stuff on cred
- humanity. There are some prepan-
rof which We will instance, Pee
BALM, that is deserving OF public
~ being prepared BY . skillfal Chem
4ARSDEN, and il without doub,
SiexpectoFant known. For sale BY
kFuLLEs, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

4 PKosY lay member OF the church rose in
meeting aud said My friends, the devi
and | have been fighting for more than TWEEN
ty minutes. He told me not TO speak to
night, but | determined that | would. HI
even whispered that | spoke TOO often, and
that nobody wanted to hear me; but | wa;
not to be put down that way-and now thai
| have gained the victory | must tell you al
that | have in my heart Then followed 6
tedious ~harangue. Coming out of the ses
sion room, the good pastor inclined hi,
head so that his mouth approached the cal
Of the brilliant member, and whispered
q Brother, | think the devil was right"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

A FArAL Error IN BrsIsEs s.-Calculatins
that the people may be taken in with impun'
ity. There is no greater error than this.
People are not fools; they are as wise as the
business men. That moment VI underrate
our fellows, that moment we have q fatal
foundation. The business man, if he cheats
his customer, will be remembered; he will be
talked about. The eye of the public Is 8
clear eye; it is a great eye-a combination o.
all eyes; and shall we attempt to cope with
all. This we do if we try to deceive the
public eye. This eye j; constantly upon us
bu, il is silent: il knows however.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

Hanai n al keaA1nG Cfe1o1.
UrIox NsacRAsfs' E~xc1AHeK,
escnsrAnY's 0vrlcs, Jan. :, 1854.
Editors Missesrf DensrTdt:
hand you herewith . statement Of The 4eosk q
wheat and 6our on the lst instant q dthsssns
points. The stock In st. Louis consists d
27,ee3 bills choice II
1885 bbis choice II.
1905 bbls choice Z.
I,$37 bbls choice superAns.
so5 bbis choice hne.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06

RECOGNITION IL HEAyEs.-',I must con-
fess, . says Baxter. ''that the expectation Of
loving my friends in heaven, principally kin
dies my love to them while on earth. If !
thought | should never know, and consc-
~auently never love them after this life, ]
should number them as temporal things, and
love them AS such: bat now ! delightfully."-
converse with my pious friends, in a firm per.
suasion tina. ! shall converse with them fol
ever, and take comfort in those who are
dead, or absent, believing that ! shall shortly
meet them in heaven, and love them with q
heavenly love-