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HE Subsérmér Wm,” remru,M§ thafikflor . —,.‘:_._.‘_.fi.V ash-e mind.;e_‘p-:éri”<ée8_sw,3.-ee"§h;gS;a,g..“ .D0M'NGo.,DE GIL,-ZM AN,‘ ,.. . ; let them be forlliddeg~,,_\vit.ll «ranonical sz:- _.,
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a --ufiwla v_.. -5.2.“ _ .,.;. .-.,;,.’, 'j-—\-"_-"'
Village Subscrl_b_eérs_by Carrier, per year, $2.00
1}]. ’M‘ad,<_Post'~-R.l erlmm wagauex-§;.= :>2.;o(;
','~,*.1.°i.=:ln.v'¢'hll uuiefalp. .G2uu'ss’s.1listsict,. 1-59.
'3? fiuctlgual parts 0 9- year, at the r_ate‘of 2.oo
- an-single coplésc tfcuttffihlwrappérg?» c‘
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i3o:;«:-scdolrit .§.-* (10: , ’, I-1;25. will-.fi!1d9Vcry;article«purchasedsathis store,
,3? .-,-,._,~«_ ‘.13 l,.h,".‘3_,.§._;<1g,,,,, ,, , _ V_l.50,_ -eg,u_o.l_iu quality, andas Oh_e3p,,ll1,P.K'lC19,- ascan
“° _ 9‘ * 00% mh’hih:‘‘ e 1.75 be‘fobtai'l'l'ed’ elsewhere."Fartioulll.l€‘atteutloll
do .' «doc h~.W0’-.Il10,I_!fllS’,C--c-.:'.‘:e‘;' l 53.00; devoted‘ to the selectioll’ or Cloths;-Vc‘stings,
'-‘=°..-:. «9; ;.I.!‘!',*§$3,:'l15QJ!,t_1}s,_.,, _ , , 4.00 &c.,..&cL,for-iGelrtleufens'wear,cwllich.will’.be
do s 1’ 55°‘ "‘.”‘!'*‘1-ii ' ' 7-00 sold at-the-.lu_w9stulavlss2tprises.-. .-.~. . .-_
do .:I-film-5?0ne;y.e!t'I!;::<',:-_ ‘ £3.00 _, , .' __L.’H.
'll]‘.§.v,<_:i. .,..I.¢io.,.,i._ - . 20.00, .*l~—'-'_“—"
' a l lOna‘sdll§|§ e,'"ér"‘eur,' 8.00’ 9. . » . Po’ . D!
One.0olumn;sbne'syesJp;xg;;-,g . .- 75,00 _‘ ., .
-“‘1V°1't.i.S9l‘.5...99§l1Ry' . W0 . more s nores
_al_-e‘éh't_itle_cl’t6 th‘e%l:)€1f%gl:Il‘5é)2 of‘chhv§é, 1'",
F*m°I.1:huusot-Bsevlsraoeuoozzsvords make a
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for as a
Yeilllrlifvdvertlsersdlnvs the privilege‘ of chairing-L
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savsliifiillefiis‘%°l’..i~3i%‘i..§°.§l.’§l‘§’:.,¢.l as
transient. ,,-§._~'_‘ ::.':=- 'f l. ,‘_. -;::'.
l‘1l,l§.3@.,t}d.vectiscm.ents_.payal)le, on. the first
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€93’??? xestrietsu *9-t.Jt'~:i.T~.¥.e.3ularhuhiuuus-:
Ctgdfikdlzggsggltions, &;c._, inserted as Special
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1lessaise‘x’esent—-than-phrts orftlil‘-. ‘Union with
-‘ .-..H=;l:l!T<!!!Iptne;s.s.eu§ al=9llr.acs'-~t.- 1:: _
Office aura on _week days from 8 A. M, to 9
.-= -'t'l9‘,~afil err‘-shsel ' 3-H-elm we l‘.*'}i.
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Over D..&s.t1.\i.-Dcpot......'.
95-" "' rvsr.» -
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Warranterf to please all Good '.T_1_«Zge_s.
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nootlsmgllur. &. rrfrclr,
Surgical Mechanical
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0l.iioe..9v.er... _l.>3I:!I.ll9 of G. J. cruman
LA,‘-H.‘.I.‘.I,‘t.I »- ,-;..v.C.lIARLES-FIT.dK-.
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HAS lrmlo VED lvRon{__v.lN.lzl7_aaz§2o Nole_ll_*,lLK
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ttornsy-* and counselorr" at‘ Law,
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Gcnoralllension &:‘Pate,l1t-Agent-~
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Ladies Furs, Gents Gloves, _(;ane_s,
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or’s Trz'mmz‘ngs;7‘ 12''?‘ Wife ~Yrz7~r'l,‘ ‘ '
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5+-“-«-=-é‘-“i "=.&'.~‘fl>fl'l:'llLll‘l¢sil:l* ' ‘ * V
Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces,’ Cutlery,‘
.35-zfzanmia -.l%orce;l.¢ltI2z.-.¢§n.z.i. Wooden:
- ‘. - W473, Mild. 211."!-?¢'7€ -:.
pin geneml-.>.R-¢.?tps,:S]tee:¢. ;
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Booksen.el:..§te.ti9n_er.8u.Binder.
~ . ; . .. .17. .-Main. Street, . Narwalk.»
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Has eunstolltlzl all.-!.u.z.m.l...a lurs¢..<.w..0.”-
-_ment of; geneml. . . ;IIause-keeping
‘ttfttitllfc, - a't:- So. :Norwalk.
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Pianos aid ‘ Mtelodéous selected)‘ with -great»
'care‘as*tol tone‘ and quality, for» those desi-
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=riu8*to=?‘“'l=h%'!3.¢i ’
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Fr itiqnpl pgrtsofa. square, chzlrged,
oe. _ ., ..
‘,Y?:"1i'ly7 'fc‘dverti_scr,s"p_g.yable at -'
pi-ecentr;-lddltloh to‘=i.he' above?
' standlately occup'ed‘by Ml‘.
~ and‘inteil‘d to keep ousale‘ 1‘ H
Lessons on ,the Piano F,orte,‘Mel_ode‘on', and in,
. . , _ .~ 1' - r v 1 . -
, .nmr.....c+.oons-
» ; .HE§l1!Ecrih91:Would_return-histhnuksfor
._-‘. “£13.. .-'*e1,'y.lib.el:a|, atroualze with,whi.ch his
Store has‘beéli_fa_vore "tho yg;}ii‘Lpl,ist."glnd,hopes
by ‘ar'const'ant"oitte‘iitl‘on' ‘to the“ we nts ‘of”‘tll‘e
trading; public-and byfa systemvcl?‘fhi’r alld hon-
" arable. dealing, 1'.0wretaiI1:11lS Bhi1,i'e;of‘,hrnde .-for
‘the yeooensuing. , His Stook.colup1:is.¢_s,a_tall
times ‘a"che_)i‘c‘e ‘aha 'v'a'1‘-‘led,selection'o'f'._l‘ashion}i-l
ble and éeiisotiiible Dry Goods,"1)f every quality
. '1 .s‘ .=:.:. . . . ‘ Y
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. V1%'eiul!1uS;*”l5is|i‘‘'hf‘ Ml‘ .|iimfs‘.
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As good‘ as ‘the lnatkét ahords, co‘llst:€llfly’_tobe
fouudnattthe well known establishxneut vol‘ r» '
g; «onus. mucus»
j ' gm- Goods of the above'deS0ription received
daily, and for sole at whole'sl‘tli*' au*d“reto;il oil
?the.most«.fuvorab1sterms. , . -.: .-.- 1
Limo. ‘"*fl, \-
“ l00'Bbls. of'Lime-for slileby‘ '1‘: L.‘Pl-YCKL
i . -rlmse*r-sna.1laths,
V A '1‘ S0 U31‘-&H‘3.Nt0 RvW A‘l3:l{‘-.;.‘ ‘
. 350,000~_Plastering Lathe. . _ - ..
p 50,000 Feet Pine and Spruce Timber.
10,000 ‘Pine Pi’(ik'ét’jil‘st received aiill--Tor
3319 by ' _' ..‘TH0S- 14- PEEK:-;»
LUMBER LUMBER!"
‘ ILL‘ ‘&‘ H‘UBBELL‘° have“ recelltly com-
« ' meneed the.:Lum.ber;B,usincss,~u.t. .thc<.old
.h=.u‘€.3;T.*3-Our: 0
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It ‘ Tim’bei‘,-iflatli she-Lime,‘
together with everyvarletyrofihumher-sols-is
this _market, . ,;,ll_lf,¢z,,, shall be. happy, to accommo-
date customers with any", thin%ln our line at
liberal pricészi-? “~"-?- ‘ ‘-1-‘M’.-I I=LI.‘=,~"r-F .'-. "
5 J, C. HUBl3§E},J_a,, 1
SPANG;-;&; BARDWEBL’ S
DrylGood—&»:-Glothingistore
- . 2 '11; Wesipo7't,<:iConn.. :.:.~_ -
HE aboveflrm wouldrinform-the inhabitants
of‘,W,e_s_tpo_rt,p.ud_vicinity,,tho.t‘they have
on hand at chmpletehna ekténslvé‘ assortment
of DRY GOODS 1 READY MADE CLOTH] NG,
and every and style of goods adapted‘ to
Menswear." ‘ -' c ‘ -~’
The Clothinptand Tailoring -department. is
conducted by the senior partner (J, Sp-.1ng,)
whose reputation as a cutter is well cstablishcll.‘
There cansalwiaysbee found a better assort-
ment of ‘Black, and C'o.l.’d"C'Iofhs, BI_qcl:,.and
forsummer 1wea_-r, tllanjs or ever has been kept
in the place. Cloth‘ 'etc'.‘,‘ is ‘cut free of eizarg
when bought at this Establishment. _- . . . ..
.. . ‘ .S,1’2‘_-1‘?G ,&,BARD\VELL.-..
-NEW SPRING. S-'I'0CK~' - V
. . gt . . .5 l l.
. THE. Subscribeshusiustuuturueu: rpm
l New York with anew Stock of ‘ash-
3—iona.ble ‘Jewelry, -Watches, ~Pl:‘lted-
Ware and Eancyfioods, which he offersto his
customers veryvcheap. ' A ‘
‘ Clocks and atches repaired. »
3 .Accorde0!.l.S. tuned endrepuired-~ , -
. Collin Plates, Spoons,,Riugs, &c.,ueatly en-
graved. " ”"" "' '“ 0. S.CLARK
cheaper than liver. .
‘ .'a‘z nu» south Jvom-az/.~ “
GROCERY‘ S'.l'0B'Il.‘@
THE Subscriber has"on‘ handbyfor the (ar-
» - gest and best selection of Family: Groce-
ries and Provisions, to be found in South Nor-
walk‘, which lfe"olfers‘to hi's'cus‘*t‘omers and the
public, atzgreatlymeduced pl‘-ices... His‘ facili-
ties are such that he will_ be constantly receiv-
ingnew ‘s.nd’fresh‘ ‘supplies of goods, as the
yvants of his.Customers may-require, which will
always be of the best quality and sold at the
very «lowest possible pl!ice~,1nnd -he: would‘ re-
gpec_tf'u1ly_solicit.,an examination and trials of
the same." ', GEO. W.’ SMITH.
.Landl?For.Sale...
o
' A,B0_UT.eight;ucres.of good Land, near
.. mu ‘Goons, canPsrmé§-
Jhfain-s‘t.', one mile north of the Bridge, l‘s‘on'el~-
edrfor-‘sale iupon~very= reasonable terms. “ It is
admirably,adspted,for building lots, or for
gardening purposes, lloving a quick and rich
soi1,‘auda lhrgetbeld of‘ vegetable: mould‘-' or‘
compost ,mauure,.the_re.ou,;- or it_.is well calcu-
lated" for afirst rate meadow. ' Itiswell fenced
and in a‘--very ‘eligible; location. : For further
particulars enq_uire,gt.thi§Qfiic_(3.. , tf3
Building-» Moving, -
37 CHARLES TUBES. '
LL orders for l),lll,ld,l,l}g raising and moving.
left with‘ “tho; subscribe’r;‘ '"w’ill‘ receive
prompt attention and ;be executed in the safest
nnd most expeditious. manner. _ ,
‘ ' ' ' JOSEPH ’ SHEPHERD,
Ciarriakje Maker, flgenf.
1y4l
l l ‘wo"os-1-rm’ Hausa“,
CORNER. O”F‘= MAIN ‘-AND ”W1:ll'l‘E‘ STREETS,
Near. the.Rai1;-Boud«Depot.v .-
- THE Subscriber having l_case.t_l the above
numed'Ii‘cteI, is prepared to’ receive board-
ers and transient visitors.‘ ;The.House is abun-
. dautly supplicdwitll spring water, and has all
the conveniences ' necessary‘ to" make ‘guests
comfortable, and the .undersigued- feels. confi-
dent from the experience that he has had in
the bu'sil'less“o'f hotel keeping, that he c'un"givc
satisfaction to those who favor him with. their
patronage. _ , ,_ JOHN R,FORRES’l‘ER._ _
N;‘B.-L-War-m‘and‘Col‘d Water Baths ready
at allllours. ;«.> - ~ . ‘ .
Dunbur:':,1,§5~’?:. . _ 36
BU'ILDING~ MATERIALS. -
I
Pressed do Common Brick Lime
.Cen1en;t,_Ga.1¢'5.1nod Plaster. Hair
and Marble Dust. ,
. THE Subscriber having,dissolve(l.hisconnec-
. _ tion with W. C. STREET, ESQ. in the above
buslncss, will continue it on his own accoullt,
and will keep 2. good assortment of the above
‘ named articles constantly on hand which will
be sold cheap for Cash, A '
15 CHAS. T. LEONARD.
Ofiice at the {Store of W. C. Srlmur.
Noryvalk Iron Foundry. .
‘ VERY description of CASTING done at the
' ~ shortest notice and in the best mariner.
as cheap as can be obtained at any olhgr .;-g.
-_tablishment.in the State.‘ Galvanized Chains,
1 Chain Pumps_.Iron F8nC8,POSt-S,R.a.ilillg:¢,,&.c,,
, furnished to order. Pa'ttcl'us exc(-.ule"l1 at
short notice and upon reasonable tel-ms.
lyl ALEXll_NDER AUSTIN.
To Let. . .
DWELLING suitable fora small family,
= ‘ possession given immediately. Apply to
the subscriber. GEO. O. S'l‘Rl-‘.l<2'l‘.
Sept. 29th. .
Norwallt Post Oflice.
Jlfail Closes.‘-WEST. 7.30 A. .\l.. 3.00, P.M.
do do‘ Ess'r,‘8.30‘.t. 34., 4 30 l*‘.".\l.
do .do --D. 85 N. R. R.,. 8.45. , .
do do New York City, 4.30.
‘ 'Wss'ros, 'Puesd‘ay‘&'Saturday‘nt2.00 P.)f.
.':-.
flfailr . :._;Du2.+aD..'&sN R;_§_R.= 8.00 A let.’
-‘ do do Wusr, 9.30 A. 31., 0.00 P. M.
AMS, Shoulders,Dl-fed Beef, &.c., some
y __ vel~y‘fiue audcheap,at 0I-lIS'i‘lAD’.i-
do do Eur, 8.30 A. ll., 4:45 P. M.
R. A. WILLIAMS, 1’. H.
Watches, density, and Fancy (l‘£ohd§.. _‘
e A
Stockings, dyed a_ll4co1o,rs,, every w_egk,~_. -,5; '
Shawls cleaned_,_aud, dyed all colors, and the"
new China fl-nish‘p‘1lt’on‘eq‘ual tonew.
at Wi_unipauk,_.or._ at -.,Shep_ller,d_’s Bakel;y.,~ at
Norwalk, ‘,ol-_of Joy do Sous, l_)'a,l,lbur_" ”Ct.,"lilid
301 Bow‘ery,lN. Y.‘,' ‘will receive 'al:t'elIflOl'l‘; ’ ‘
10 ~- ” -JOHNICPICK-.ENS~.'-’ A
I I-'.or} ,$,cief..-do-: - . .
.oflaud.1oc.até«i about 1..-.4.,x.rz.il.ev‘; from the
I!rid'ge'ou the yew ,,Ca'naa'l_l 'Ro’a,d‘., "There" is_ll
first rate orchard-, a good ~we'lF'of water; ltil'd’u
never falling stream running.tbroug.h-the prop-
e=.ty- Said slave.-vill.. behold et:.a.sse.a..t..~hs.r-
q}lir'e‘ -or‘ nitchelf3llt‘cslim‘;’6iohiihé p‘rélh‘l‘ir‘es,’
0 _
Norwalk, J Ill!-:J 5;, l85,&_.;; ; ‘
‘
. Now.Goods.&.-lowprioos.
. . luv .e-and varied no-sseurhuqnt, -
men an La _le,s"(:“rai_ters, ,Boots,.,al_l,___$lip ers,j.
as has eve’l“i)eel‘l presented td’tho‘publici "this;
market. The stylesairqenew ;"the‘workfl'lmnship,
neat and beautiful-"; ‘while"the‘~‘m:’l.tel-ial is of
the finest, texture ;and~ most -duuableiqunlifzyteé-I
He, has sonic.very,..ele,gant,;,plaiu,,and. fancy.
_. colored, ,L'adie‘s Gaiters ; ' also, ':Gel'lt‘s".P‘atent‘
Leather ‘Boots all'd"Sho'e's',‘ '_with’ ‘ unj’endless 3;!-1.,
sortmont of Boys and-Misses Shoes;-all 0f»Wl'lIf3h-
Will be. sold.;vel'-._v_I low -forlcash. EaTll8.])I.lblff3s8l'.f.‘.
are invitedt
themselv_es'.‘ ; _ tf2]
. slznrlllama,» -:»ax:.n= c_o.~.i»—
= ’ ‘vumvurlcrohsns or. 7+‘: ‘
noun common 8: rawfifih.’ '
. _ Of '11,! 1013.4-*. <.m.d. '§i.5.,¢,’,3a.
Cannon-st., opposite Toll_llinson’s Chniogo
. " C ‘ ‘BRu'>°ii.P°.uT3.'.°,.°ei-ii ' . . .. =
It is acknowledged _th'a.f the"ab‘ove Esfalilish I
ment‘mhnnfi1ctlire's‘th“ "be'st'l‘li'ticli'2§"iff liéiré
line, to be found in-the marketwallr-sliders?
>-.é.'< . -I
uufa
1
, ‘ by Mail or otherwise promptly responded to.':
RUBSEL Toxumsox, Pres.., S, B.,Ful_z_cusos,1:,Js.,f
4 - .- ..l \ .l. .
Treasfis CW5‘-"v(?1{,i,I:'§:V'.7’.l‘ll‘k‘3}}l~$99732 ;- V #34‘
‘. - . .;.; ..=.-; . . ‘...,.l.«..... -
: THE: Subscriber?‘ gratefully: acknowledges,
, the liberalzpatrouage whichhas .been.~ex-=. ..
-‘tended ‘.0. him by his fti¢uds_ and t.he..l.vuh1ifc;
generally, for the last 14 yeors,.aI1fd} hopes by}
‘strict application’ tobusiness‘, to‘ meeta‘ ’é‘oll-, ~
tiunauce of past favors. Hehas on handyandi;
is constantly manufacturing. to order, all. kindsi
any. und_.eVery article in ms line. as cheap .asf.
the same article cull! be,lIal‘.lished.by any simi--
lar Establishml-‘nt‘iu the‘ County 'or'St'at'e. '}I'ei
bylsaddlel-s. and. harness ‘makel;s—;-..IIarness,‘;
Brushes, Curry Col_nbs,_ Cards, Shamois. Skins,é
. Horse‘She"ets', ‘Fly ‘Netts‘,‘ ' &c., also ’all’ ‘kiudsé
,of saddlery.w‘are,.Garriage-and‘Riding Whips,g ‘
all kinds all: qualities-, which -will be sold: at:
manufacturers pri_ces.. Orders thaukfully,l;e_-=
delved. "l‘ll'rl'ns‘ ‘favorable. '
Norwalk,Aug. 11. A '
- l\'lEWa:1VlflA.'.I' MARKBT.--i :
i |:AVING»taken the new building adjoining =
the store of.Messrs..Allen, Meeker-&Co.,;
WM.’ ll. SWl_\'N..“‘ E
_ the Subscri_ber.respectf‘ully_callsthe attention; .
of the public,’alid'espécia1ly the inhabitants of.
Norwalk and-‘vicinity,‘to ‘his’ estabIisll’lllent’."‘—"'-_.
of the best quality. of,lnea_t3, served up.in the
A best style. ' He believes they will greatly con-;
- sult their illtérest‘iu‘buyill‘g their meats'dflii'l'n;§
having facilities for obtaining my stock at the;
lowest prices and selling for cash, I am cont!-;
dent in sayin I- call_ furnish Customers with?
meals atmuc lower rates than those who sell:
on credit. My business is‘transacte‘d oil >th'e;
most honorablemethod, the one pl-ice‘system,l
' believing -o_lle.pricc. better than a doz_en,beside
savings great dealpf ti_l_ne_ in banterlng. All
who wish‘, can have ‘theirlncats sent to ‘their;
(let. ..A callisrespeetfullysolicitedél-v h~‘-- %
. . . STEPEEN B_AY_.ES -
A ,.B.0a_11tlf_11.l. Ylllage. l.leslllenc.e,,
-04* 1301.1. ~?..J.1.1.-E».J1..T.--/1.. SACRIFICE. l
QNE of the l_nost.,desirablc. resi-
dances, in the_v_illage of Norwalk, is ofl'ered,f,‘cr§
sale upon‘ vary‘ en‘sy‘terlll's land‘ for’ "much" less‘;
than its value, in -consequencelof the absence?
manner and of the best materials ;.is_new and?
ofthe town".-* But'a"smaIl'portiou of“t’he‘ ‘pur--.
chase money is rcquiredidown, the‘-remainder!
For a genteel country residence, few places?
can surpass it forbeauty you desirableness" of:
location. ‘ Thisis an ‘opportunity 'to"securo“5ai
comfortable home, seldom offered. ~. For furtheri
particulars applyto the Editorof the Gazette:
. 03-. I?-1 i
Wholesale and A Retail Dealer i1_t_Grogerieg,
Prav1's2'l,ms',8.,-c., No. 14 and .J_lIail.1-sf. _‘ ,
1‘ AS just received an entirely new shag:-,
Atensive‘ assortment ‘of ‘goods ‘which’ ‘ he}
will sell on as favorable terms as any'«in'th’e§
trude. The public are respectfully invited to
_clfl.1- . . ~ . »
.Norw«1k,uaruuh».:.u5- — —
REM0VALp
” UBBELL‘ as 'C0.'"'llave" removed‘ ‘to’ the;
Brick Store lldjo_ining=_the~Pbttery.vul_lelae~
Groceries. Provisions, Thau_kfu_l_to. .th_ef£
public for past patrons ‘ e they solicit u coutill-‘
nanccofthetsllme. v ' " -‘ "" ‘
Notice.
’ toand from New"Yol-k for the accommo-I
otall times. _,
A something Now!” W ,
llorse Ehoelng and Genera‘! ' ,
Blacksnaithtnc. ;
WATERBUEIY &e’DIINO‘AN,§
Avlse.casen’thelr=ola‘ stand, -ocehisleai
, the -last-year by J. Dcady, would inform.
their custo_m,e_rs_,aud-thélpublic that they arel
now prepared to shoe Horses, 0_X9_l1, jg!
such a. manner as will give entire satisfactlon;
They are aware of the mischief done to hor-
soil by inexperienced workmen, ‘and theyal-e;
determined that no cause of ‘complaint -‘shall’
be found against their work. They will also
continuo their general Blacksmithing busi-
ness at their old stand, whereflepairing, ‘For-§
glng, &c,, willbe done"as‘heretof‘ore.” " ‘ ‘
Jan. 1st, 1856. ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘
,6’ 1.4 cents
CLAB‘K’S.
Plastering Hair ~ 2
Ofiba superior quality, at wholeslile‘or'r‘et'ai1,
. 5’ °.H45s.- T-. LE9.N..-“iD- .
. P §,'rf.<>I_=1.=. '.Bfrick:' ; z ‘
‘SUP L *6 ;<'-4J""))r-I-nL2)'..l II... ‘- A
cheap ; also,coulm'1‘l;1l":'lLfi'!l‘l‘l'-:13-.{'l.l‘d‘ h4a.‘]?];:ig:
by the cargo or less quantity. 1;
CHAS. '1‘. IEONARD.
l
- - the‘veryliberoltpotronagewhichthe:Bub-
.lic "have favored : him with .;fol:..the;~, past your,
.o.nd..wo.u1d _r.9SP*.39.tfu_1,1y iuform,,»his. .qustom¢r8
that he is.prepa_r_e(l,_ _to, execute all," ord‘érs"in: a
superior lnanner: ‘- Silks, M‘erin'oes;‘-P{1f'amet- '.
fas; ~l)e"L-fines; Shawls, -Ribbons; Gloves, ‘- add "
Brochc Shawls cleaned eqlla_l__to_new‘, Crepe ,
‘all orders left st“"the Subscribe;:’s—l:esiden,ce
HOUSE. Ba;n.:&c.....w,,p.- about ove.a.c.r.es I
gain, if applied for soo_n.. For. articullprs en-l ~‘.‘:-:
LEEMAN CURTIS. l 5
tf26 '
.. HARLES.-I":IELDS:has-..npwE.loh 4lmn‘d:'as‘ 5
.G,eut..l.s=- ‘*
9.¢s!l.-and examine his ‘e.t<2ch..for:
of Harness Havius..sreat1zv:iuc.r-eases! h.is.fe-é .
Fancy C‘assimeres,’Sattiiletts, K‘entucky .Ia‘llos jeimies ill miinufacmringa 118. 3.3 HOW RN99-1'-ed‘
Mérinos, ‘Cs.ssinhers,»Linens,--and -Caftml Goods. 1
to‘-execute ull‘“o'rdc'l"s:in‘llis‘linc.‘with ‘prompt-l '
;ness andidespatch; and p-ledges himself‘-=-*to"sel1:
has on hand all kinds of articles usually kept: ‘
Saddles, .'l‘runks,_‘Va_l,ises, Carpet Bags, Iiorsef ,, ,.
Ile intends keepingalways a good assortmentf -'
dwellings; free‘ of expense, b‘y‘leaving"th'e"‘ol‘-
‘ I lheard their.‘ .nunle.roua praises.
of the owner. -.'.l‘he. house was-builtxin the but ‘”‘
most eligibly situatmlupon the principal street; , ‘L ..
can remain on.bond and mortgage. if .desired.& ~
they are. opening an sxtenslve, assortment. o 2 .
it-.~
HE Sllbscribera continue _to...l-un , a, _Packet; _
dation of -the *Fr'efghtiug‘Pn'blic,‘ “l'e'aviu' ' ' ‘PiKe§ ’
Slip, N. Y. every SM|lldBy4’lhd7N0Pfil -bvé-l - 1' -
ry 'I‘uc.uday_., Convenient Fire.-proof.,stponge§ .,_. :_, _
-H’-WBEIJI at. 0.0.-.. . .,
ll ' '
l ‘ JIYI P!!f_)RBE'.'_0A'DE>!. 2 _ '7
lg‘. liven;1étfhiséo;ills,lu.hiei ..
-» : .1 donut -|.l|¢%|l: to die 5' '
-yr: L.‘_
~ .15 guest; her-ll.sn«rl~.thllt.1-ssh:llv§.‘f.',: f .
.1! thumb
. '3.i;i£h!e!‘§i9.iii§h from-
So terrible and black-.‘—.‘_. T
I{e’ll stay away at thoullalld years ~
Before ‘I ask him back! '*
«‘;-“W. - -‘‘'
_,.r-Vv
‘ I
snefoélishl‘
I won’t,fbrg§°v:e
I woilldll’t _
If I was ,g§j6’{ig,~“&hat‘fr‘g‘hgpaa be
To be <et°9é.Ii¢.!.*.'2.;lll9u"-‘i::;«
mew. thvlhi wuss!» suite-
= i"lloh’t’,s‘€eten'll_tls- us. -11
" »' "= v l=‘ ;;:'.:J-'-lzrx ll .49 1. {K ’«
-He had auofhorvfiweethéartzouce,‘ ~; . . I‘
.-;;.-5 7 11% ulvais iéiiii Elli‘-E ;!~''=i.i;isi’I.<‘‘!.‘'..‘''‘';'°<.1.i°}5..‘ ‘.
cs; .-.And‘fhaf.~she didfl.,lt;<pDll§.".:'.. 's.'l '
It is enough _t_o__vex u saint-— 5 ‘
‘ms ul.-..=e.;‘ll.ul‘,l‘=;'el?."l.ls.llr-,-
\
.-
r;..‘ . *".‘.‘.;:.' -)1, 9-. ‘cu. j .-.. J l
.. .1 wish thatsoth.et..sirl«.of.hiuilllssr:_
. " Well‘,-‘I don’t cal.'e=where'.i
.\ .
“ “ ‘lle thinks, 31;;-‘t; Shiva» overly: too‘-—
_ , was biisotl l‘ll"l;ll"E2'ai>ll‘;“"
"Iwonder ar‘she=i.l=§ée:h-lunlshlr --
<-‘-‘.lg.lh,‘,‘hm§slle‘casual’:3 - ‘ _'
" “ _‘I know'she:vvbill,d}"a‘nd‘f.here‘sh’e'is- ‘
She‘llve_a'll;lm a‘t‘l‘n-'“ "
, _ . . .1 Y
‘And nov‘vl'tf_s-lgtte£,‘;,lheo=el6gte‘I ,
‘ f Peruse '*€*’$“.tl!i°Tr°?.'*.'i‘ufi?¢.‘=*}' “ff, "
Ila almost write .t..o.hiln.t.l> c9l|l.¢r:-
But then I've said I;~vo,nt... .;.-. .
, I do not care;e0.much,._..but,ahe, ,
- - Sh3n."§;h3.V9,'.-.hi1l\.=uT Ii6lQ“s".‘l; 1.’ :1-Mu ; .
. . 8SldE8,.‘I;'kU0_Wt tllflbl.-.flQI5WKQ”3l:v. : . .
. ' And .113»!!! ill'»hhe.rl'i8l|lvi‘(.':::l .-; :~. .~...:
.1. 8'19". H1. "£.l.‘,.’.l.i!.'!—.-!"*..‘:.-“‘.'i1.:?l‘9.‘—,l;" . --
I wish he’d.'come,-to-'night - -
l ,
‘I v; “ IIOW»,-COIID3l'i”nGC¢".’.-':-.-l’. .‘t
I saw a manly farmer, a champion of the soil.
with his heat; thotfgh‘lloll‘l'ely- ~ga'rmeutfi, -‘and?
foot’: of3h'oll'e'st t-st-l,L ~-
With we‘alth~'of hem; ‘and wealth of hand,
' "brown~‘be'aut‘y"in hisface, = ‘
‘He stood within your cityf and-‘ I ’ mm.-a - his
' ..'modest gr'a¢~e',-.‘~..:; J . .. :. I.
‘«.lha—’many-‘pusse’c_l'ivlth stately-an-e'p«in sma-
“ - cloth=a'nd‘ll'l pl‘-idle; -'- ‘ ‘- ' ~ ~ 5
‘But ‘mul-mured'as' they ?looked on bi
how ceuntl-iIle.d.=’“ ~ '
5
all.‘ .
my (I 0 my’
.1. {s=;i.w. ‘ill. el_ze.<1..,1~fi.:}r» s .D¢h.oreh.P9si.her arise;
.W.lur‘.<1,‘ measured lease. 9‘. usefulueas..;¢°utsut;
..
-F.‘ur.=.u.e.a%.wi°hiu.ustl-se.co-9h- I he-ru heft
,. ....sak.oneuay. .. ._ . .
3Yh¢u.oue.with1ac¢ liken-an. (no birth-rishtf
. ..,,hyth.e.w.9y.).. . _..
From underneath .4! cloud of smoke, said.
‘-‘0au_’.¢Bhe l'ide.uu,tsid.e?.. . ._ ‘
I;';m..sure there is no room within, for one so
. coulltrified_.” _ _
In learning’s clas__s'ic‘1:e'mple, with an openbl-‘ow
-'>alldhigll‘,“ ' --"
-Stood one of nat_u_l-e’s gentlemen, bright genius
inhiseye," ' “ " '
Xet bore his hands a trace of toil, his frame a
‘store’ of_health, j ‘ ‘ ‘
Offer moi-e_stcl-lin‘g §vorth','dear friends.
_ all his cl'assmlité’u"weulth': “ ,
use high up wisdoln’a1'n6u‘l'lt’he‘it could
uotbédénied‘, ‘ L’ “ “ ' ‘ '
Ybt’ in the distance some could see, ‘“
" ‘ “ 'countriIed.”
than
how very
I saw a bounteous well spread board, in a farm
.--houuslgept i.wit|l'care,~;- 3. _‘
And merry was_tbat_ _housellold.band, for city
. ..f_riendI.v.¢r¢ there ;.. l, . . . . .
While the generous: soul-felt welcome, each
-ls.iud1y.1ill.-exl>r.9sae.u.=. - '
._ happy gueIt.,g:. . . .-
And while I listened earnestly, to what each
,i;.. ..might,conflde,.._.- . , .» .
but never
- .“ countrified.”.- .. .~ ..
Netiuany months fromthis I
. ofthat farlfl',""‘ ,
At threshold of her last year’s guest, with
- slitchel on her‘ arm,» ‘ ‘ ‘ '
’Straight‘way a‘ ‘little’ daught'er,‘w'ell instructed
“ whatto‘say,‘ * '
Kfppchred to tell thzatpeounfry friend that “ ‘pa
“‘ ‘had ‘¢'dhé‘lfwfdy.*" ‘
saw the ‘hostess
The lady, mu_l-'lilur,e'd_in her room, ‘__‘ She looked
I so c0uuu'iflesi,” I . ‘
Shake on‘ your cahkering fetter-I-, ye slaves to
‘ Fashioll’s kin'g,‘{‘ ; ~ *-‘ * ~'
neclare-her lnaqiellaehée, and truthful‘ offer-
:-.-=“'~ilrgshriug'-“-- I‘ “‘ " "' ‘ ‘ “ "
re‘ deck the‘shrine of Liberty ; in‘ virtue put
'A_nd'll'on6r merlt’evei'yihéré in 'dam‘ask ol-"in;
.4 ., , 7 1:,'.; -..--'T‘.;:
'We’r§ obildreu of one family, it cannot be de-'
"I«"’or our father ,dwcl_t, iu'_ I-‘.,dell—-anti henna"
coiinfrified.’ , I
, :
;u; 29%: ivl‘-:ts:le;eI¢.i.:att‘!l‘*1*.s». 0
I ‘ . -~-.»‘..:’1‘Z¢.'.r‘.‘.'..'I.e.'§ f?"l'~.3.3.'t.t.r.-if ’
'. .-- V; .- -
. BY A SOl!00l.‘--l0!'.='- - - -
Throughout all ages fl-omlhe V» begin-L
ning of‘ the__'w‘orld until _ present poo-,
_%i¢«!.;. Time he his ?¢L¢fr.!i!és}. .<T>'i- ”.i'.=:
work‘effdeétuzelioll.-lowly-. l}|lF....8.ute|)l.f
until.the . .W0,l'ld» .ilself, is changed, .. for;
nothinglhat existed imthis -zworld six,
thousand years ago, remains the'-same}
It has never, not ;!Vi.ll..it ever reach to,
such perfection, as that it can withstand;
the destroyer, and although‘ man’:
tructivc power ‘is’ Igréat, A yet he" '¢‘:"‘all=_c?_)'ii_-1
sttufif 'ii9*5iI..i.e '. that .u?,ii|.!§$iui.iI.!h§=
ruins..{o.f. rune.‘ , God. a_nd...Go¢l . oul.-v.§
can create works that could biddefiunoe
to itapower, but of all that things and‘.
beings which he has made ‘on ' thejearth,
he’ created‘ nothillg . that‘: last_j or
r.emahnu.i.e" -,-ihé,‘ _,f9:r’3ver.§ ‘Cu-3t Ru"
eyesI.w..hen.w.e..lnsy s.-eeshe -.9fl°.°.u
of its power. On some things it:-gllllly
just: begun to operate, on others its of-l
.-.. . . . . . .-
f F'“7ith”‘3i*°°¢55i§'saifisT °;E!i'.e'!if.h¢F.
E lievcd thattlle power ofir-'Al‘imo -could be
pi "icsisted,’a:udV\ théy"hivej-‘set '_ 'thépiselvss
. lWou|_d.»lbM!,a.l.-‘.»it8 .eons¢qu9hfcIéii. hut’ ihey
f were soon made {wars of .tllc’ir mistake,
‘ (on agIinst’Tim€’flic‘ genius and itlteliect
~ itiiiguirld
. old =-‘».«i=“.‘:l'>§=i‘-a.ei;fiii2remit-la.is-«ls-use;
F ethés."Iihiuiilihel'-9u§§'....iiihi9hf‘hiiérhllv
, but ...l.l.rsl».II..iri.1-8. she -id,-ll. ..n»-. .imms:t.=ll;
' and ’Iconsu-noting-'of‘ mighty "-works -of;
, «and until the--end of ='I‘ime, bntr-‘even;
. sons, Time has no. power, » unless itbe
.c.s.,qoe‘,.hle. It .tw,inss, itself "like. a
Inspired with ;eaI_v-=e.0u!denoe.- each cared for». '
“vihi°‘h..hehué.rlauéd.un..'i.héiu. W.€.,k'!!<"Wi
iirith°l1iiiililioih?¥%*‘.‘*9§iF§'t"°tiaucé*h9w°*'!‘?5 ‘
' 1’ Then let 'n'la‘n remember, :_ln_d act’ ac-
that appsarelh for a liuletime and ..thcnf
~, jAmeriEl;t,‘ I’ mention thé" blllnde‘r'of‘the3
‘ ‘Ema'l'lci‘patiojn Beige‘, congra'tulatiiig‘tlie?
‘ Belgiatfjourualilt ha”ving“a_Ifiic‘lle:d a""li't_-;‘
'Spea'ker,‘ ahriously speaks of Mr. Scat-f
0 l‘v._evol l.r‘ohto;*-‘shll i>‘¢'tl’ec’ts’upT)u‘,‘fl’ fhhlt 3
' - -.4. »7’=."J*‘3"“’ 3"-‘Li! -’:.."..‘:3.’l: ‘ll.’ .?r.‘f" V
. -..Wiu.°.'? ~t.'.u.>'=..!s-S. .-eeueoulzeheel.
L which oftentimes can,usv.er.,b.eg'repaired,_
-and whichlsif «they;—>ari:; will llast ;_but;I
>_llt_t_l‘e‘ w_hlre;‘»rorIno,:llll_lg= her‘e‘ca_n-' ;:u's‘lia
iussmi Jllihé suhiéss-2 1.6. is-‘ .',.Su.m'e.
have vainly -. supposed. and-.: firmly .- be-
'¢.l.i.i=§!!'.‘3.}'f:‘,53‘i ,
;-hes‘ Pf°th.-*i*ls’.'.s<iult 1'19
there is: mo, : Eldqrado,_,_or. ‘g,f'o_um.ain of
youth; Ev7vilie’re"old/a'g‘eixa'il“'lgain resume I
the vigour-and ‘elabticity-of 3tlfeir_'5e'ajlier
days’? I"Ilhe""‘éfl'cl:'ts“:of“ Tim? al'e"'truly
.s*.°.es». meets‘ .
.‘.!'.°-..!‘1iV}‘ll’£t"B££“l'-.‘l’}.'§i;5P‘.!.ll.. ln seer".
eat and noblest work of G ._ g,.M[oJgppw
but -cannot‘ comprehend bout,-. that mliltle
<child~‘wIu>: to all‘ healtlrisildi activity,‘-=vv‘il1
‘éooa>se‘*é»sag-a;-s;hosatihligolglplsul
into an.othé.t.,.w,or.ld. on-. ;a.eco.mm,of.. his
many =ihfirmities".’ This = “the 1 =natur'al
«=fh=ié$é‘.:';‘v;hi‘°I!-.si-1is‘s‘s li'?i%;¢}‘*i,*.*,it"§f???‘£l!¢.
°°.".'!"-.°. ‘KT? “*'Fllfi¢.':!'s .‘?.Vl'-!i.l!li'..7: l.'i9.'71T§
who uni to-a . ,: certain-. number. .-of years .
'Il"‘BOXOfl1lpt.‘>'~:".‘: -‘ .’
But; alterations‘ fa;-s’rtul‘";p,tlll‘nl‘; as I
take plsl§e,__:ire often _:bl-ought: =Bb0.llt ..,in_-_
min by-ibis .ovv_n viciousness,‘ ‘ "and ‘then
T‘?F'°7§°%°uiPii=.'?*! “§"'?’9<".‘"*,T‘.‘."1"°'8"t'*‘*'.¢'-E
tihh‘is’ilivl'i-’ suit‘-2..-‘isl.¢f.i=‘-l.I:i;
soul, .withour._-which man welt! ljflhgbfi
‘-'rll.l'lrg_,~ to~e_nt‘er’~up’ou ‘an’ =ete=l-n‘it-'y‘ of pifaae-'
i°iihsh|§’3il*i°.ii!ié‘é“ahi!
J ffhéf 5¢i¢.nc.e.hngl. -shill ~ .¢f..mau,srs-¢.ou- -
I..t_antly, . being; exerted ,« in=ths l,-pr.ojsct,iug' Q
“Q?!-‘fur. the . ‘Pu’rli59€ '9‘. '°.‘°'."?uil'¢.*,**'i>"".‘*=i’!i‘s L
mi
memb_r:,l_nce_.the.ulexnoty of some grunt?
and good:man,:=and lt- would beam: as if
‘(after sp_slhll‘ngjsof much t‘inle;" geniuh; "
lahbr‘ Luv??? my rliéz
-sruiécton imagined . that ..t.heTv.. would "
‘all: theirefforts and ‘ pains would have
tb_éefn’_in v_ai_n.‘forv'in__a ‘ little _‘t_ll'é‘yj
iii). Sifllilible sway ml. di=spr¢#.l'el.F6‘- 0
gather. ...Allhough Time is the ..cause. of;
ettucturesnvhich‘ are‘ made by man to‘
honor illustrious persons, to-_‘ return-‘ ‘to;
dilllt an_(l.be forgdttén, yet fovicr ,;th6 "rer-
memb_l_'a_nce_ which is! held _of, .thos_e per-
to‘ strengthen affection for them. i
’ "Time is iudeeil. Is_v§vé_ can all see, no-
serpentlaround its victim- Slowly. and
almost impereeptably, it advanced, "llfllll:
it (the‘ vioti-u) heius, 9.5 ‘I.6‘_us"°;r.‘ . ‘ihlé is
support the; burden. is ,overc9m9.§ud dei-
troyed. -. Butit contents. itself notwith
a single victim, forit seizes and- ope-
‘t'at"es" ’ upon hundreds and ‘I thousands la:
the saute instant. and,bur}i,cs ‘them all ‘to
one colnmonffate. . . .. . . ‘
We can form: no. estimate of -the
‘amount of injury‘ which is brought about
in. ihiiisS'.i!u?1'-.l*§in8°'l|"‘the c,hiiriie”,’.uf
Time fur it can .u' easily iuiureuud T455-
lroy allthings as asiugle one. . -
In the numerous-other ‘worlds ‘ whlch
God has n'l_ade,‘and‘ the thing_8_“'a1't(l beings;
not what effect Time has,-. but it is rea-
sonable to suppose that it possesaespow-p
or over themes _well as over our " own
w'ol*‘ld, for‘
.. . *:l‘Jle-least confusion but in one,:not all, .-
That system,»but the. whole must fall.
..Let earthunbalauced from her orbits fly,
Planets and suns run lawless through the
sit!-” « ‘ ' ‘ 2 ’ '
lcordiuglyhthalt hiqjifc. is _¢v..‘._ u '
-vanisheth‘-uway.-. = »
‘An-D.‘ Rs‘
‘ A'_I2ondon Correspondent of the New,
Yorlc, _Trib_une_thus writes in regard, go’
European knowledge of politics in Broth-
er Jonatbanis donlinions :-—‘- v ~
" As an amusing proof of the fact unit
the European plpelfs. do not unflfirsgandf
State of Ohio’ 'on "having e'l‘e’_'c‘tfed_‘ a‘ ‘negro:
Governor ‘ of "the" Comfndnvvcalth-4tli_’e;
eral ‘sejn'se‘to‘ tho politiéil designdtionfsudf
nicll’ilumeof -- Buck‘ ‘rt.pul3llé'ah“;”'hut:
the ‘Times “ilsf not moi-‘é ac‘ciir'aj_t',e;‘snfhsn,,
seeing in"tlle deipatléhes "a"I'l‘ lacco’u‘l_lt'of,
‘some 'sc7a‘tte't,ing voted on. the ballot? fo"r«,
tering among the candidates _ for. the‘
. > I.‘ . . ‘ . . .
" ' 'S_(-.cre!fa‘l'y_ Guthrie made‘ a’. good joke,
Lporhaps fl'lnw‘ittingly,’Ithe other ‘night.
Some one asked’, how, he‘ cau'le'to' _fall_on
the; ice. ' "' _All my own f_ault,‘V” he replied,
‘‘'had I kept op in my own track, bow-_
levél-,' I should not A have, ‘ §1lmbl_ed ; but
ha?/lug" occasion to "cross over lathe A":-
tomey ‘General’; :3’ was so slippery
about there, that I lost my footing.”
I 5‘H0\Val'd, tbs.-.philanthropist,«. standing
in the street,‘ heard - some dreadful Ollhl
and 'cm'se_s. from a public shonsaoppoaite.
-Having occasion to :go _acroso,.ha first
buttoned up his pocket, saying. to a by.-
stander, “.1 always do, this when I hear
men swear, as.I_ think that any one.wh_o_
can- take. .Go.d’.a ugnle,in .va_in..c_e.n also
-to-I. or do anything cl-e t.hss.ishssl.':.;
3;? The best snuff lifih. world is 3
facts are clcatly.uou, and same" again,
: b.100d;;9f G,¢_J_ll_’ll,e_le_¢:t{children~.-. The. In-
I ‘ sv ilsv. c. _col.l.lss, I). n.
ornployoil, ""all'l_l life, even,‘ consnlned, in
‘p,l'f_)'/rf_lp‘tlllg"'tll_e__tlzelfatg and h'l_lppiness of
mankind. St'l‘ch"are the names of King
‘t_on',‘_’:_ln¢_l ‘oth"ers."‘ Childhood ‘learns to
lisphthelli‘ fad_r'_nil_-ingly,__'old ‘age repeats
them with r€vefre'n"é'e‘,j _pos_fe'r_ity' maglli_‘-
_fies_the_l_r virtue'_s‘.‘: ,aod’.évery_ 's‘llcce'e_di’ll‘g
‘sin-,r..-.u.9h such.‘ ..s§ui¢ihins‘;t6 lhé gene;
‘fetus. ilihét,i’.ii!!l.°?f.'?7 ‘lliIe'i’r‘Sti|‘Téiuc.f9?*5"uS
Tami.‘ " Bi1t“‘6tliel" "ifll'm"e's3co’rué ‘dcllvn "to
us ofa. different kind. They. too, ore
’i0iinfo1t¢‘tl,’liut‘ithsy'yhold their immortal-
‘icy hyga;:«cilre:snt«»tsnlz;r.; I Love is not
the amber lnwwniehi -Memory" ‘embnlnlé
'~'i3“Phifhnthropy j and ‘ Patriotism
stitch in vsirii for"the*"recojrd - of théii
ghfld -‘deiéas. -‘~’ "His'tor'y,- "illdeed,-' " records
Ttliéii 'll'ulil8H,1_l§ll_t' ~‘v'.vith’ eiecration‘. I -I They
al-‘o3“?uilil’luyllio'ils’-‘o‘l'lt‘e'ircl‘l*; ‘ suggesting
to the excited imagination, images of
terrible E crIuolcy.4..of:. ldiubolical 1 :W ielfed .
-nus. -yflihsy émaymbolzsaid 2o.~=l1'f2e,i- -but
theirzzlifeisireeking-withltisepéstilential
and. sickeihg«.vapor‘s» which: issue « from
t_hc..vault.s.of,«;tlls. dead: A In short,‘ to use
tlle,lung»uage. of ‘!.heLpoet-mofalist, A -the y
acs-.«.-damnqd-.‘to:ilifmol-tal~fame.~’' .4 .
.~: Vllhissnpelciesiofslldamuedi’ immortality
rests... in an» icminontr degree; open '. :Do-
mingalde ‘»,G'll2lI|1|‘ll,~'\V'.l)0,l ‘mconseqnence
of.-».the.- part ov'.h1ohr.he ranted :in its 2 early
organization, has been styled-the~“foum
deri’..9f..-ghee i1'l.q‘.1i3.i3.i.‘?.".3’.-x .-L.i.ka,me. .in-
uu.I.=,t.1Il.x.r.v.,.1Ie%..r°;-.t!a.r.l'l_s.. -he. .became.» ‘im-
mortal by_.=fi,re.,; buuhe lites . of Domin-
go _.W,9!e: kindled ,fo_l'.,a ;vel_'y. .difi'er_ent-. pur-
pose, .. :He_ro_stralus, spngh,t ..-,ilnmor.n;»ll.l y
by, burllingg the tcmpleof .,a false ._divini-
Ifv..;...D9uI,i.ng9 hr. hu:uing-.t.he_- "warship-
m'.-?.=9f.- she . true.» .?N.e.-v.e:.. before. -l>.e.t-
naps, ,llid,..-higotgy. and. .lfa.n.n:.iaism .- .f-ml
.°ueh.ss..i.oe-shaman. ».:.T;l1e-»-p0_rl.ents-.pre-
u9diIl£.!Iishiri..'s foreshadowed : an, extra-
uluiidsrs chancel... Hi§=n1Qhh§rJ’-Iuana
,d,|,'¢_3,3l,1!9.d:.t.}.|i3lv.'.-‘-‘-'I.3v¢ 51048-; .¢o...be... dcliwzczed
of. ;a...‘¢9g-...corvfw'ng.a brand ~ to see the
warldtm fire.” The dieam was,pr,o..
phetic. A blood hound in .. ferocity of
dispotitiongand I oeuacityof puopcsie. he -
.'.°¢!!te*l..h,i9.V.l.c1.irus ,wi.t.h... canine Sagaci-
ty, 8!!‘l..k.iud.l9¢.u ii!’-?.-. which has ..raged.
for centlliiea--h'o‘t,,'a "fire in ‘me_taV'pllysic'al
s'el1so¥‘but‘the‘ "li'tv'e'ra‘l" consulting‘ ele-
mcngszwhoscll fuels‘-wasltbc =flcsh= and
«lu'i.ai}i9u.o.f ..Il9m.e.vaa..!i=m.1!y. an im-
ijuisitionof jiyei ,' ” ' ‘
-”l‘o"1l§’who ‘ live”"ir‘l‘ this of the
world, and more ‘especially’ in this=‘Pro‘t‘u
estaut country’, where’. . -libertytzof -.cons-
cieuceuud :,.opinion~ . s is -the»' atmosphere
whicb.su_l;lround_s»aud Lcnvelops-8-’all, :lL~'~l8
inexplicable.-hovvs the humane .miud can
be brought to such’ a. stateofi cruelty.
To: our..v‘lew. lnozhingsbm. .gr'c‘at. crime
can, justify thosinlflictlon of greatvsuffcrs
ing. , W,e.can— scarcely» imagin‘e.1=.=that
st8in.of.the_heart,.or that.» condition of
society, in which more opinion can be
considered I-.:cl:ime.l wort.h.y.. of stripes, —
imprisonment, torture, the confiscation
of. property. and even.deatll.s .-_ Yes: the
history of. v the ‘Inquisition-reveals a. state '
of thinga.—in I-beselmattcrs so.=.incredible, ;
so utterly; imlconoilablo with: the‘; touch.-
ings of . Christ..that wmcould .~ not :cr.edlt '
the recordswsrent.not-authenticated by
evidence vshichrenden -iucrcdulil.-y im-
.poaslble.. v . . ~-
: _0ll|’;~.«lllafl5 naturally rebel against
wrong and ilnuatice. - In even-the lmost,
despotic. states of =.nociv:Ly,: 801119-‘respect. ,
is.shaw.n to the libel-ty«.of private thought
This is sacred’ -ground,-and rho th_e'\lnD!.t
odious of tyrants-. who’-._invadaa:it,.-;or
takes it.away.: . Especially is it therigsllt.
of each-'hudividual,«in mafterenotcivil,
but purely roligioue,;to follovrthe lights?
.of . ll ls, conscience,» . guided by .-the --word.
of God.» ‘If here -.we-. havcuno libetty,f
then indeed is liberty fled from the cal-Lll._
But it is just. hare-that Borne-has reared
this terrible tribunal. Fr,‘ thought is
a deadly :.cl'-ime. To allo ;-liberty ~ of
conscience and liberty of speech in ._ reli-
giousmattere, would. be a- privilege ll:-J
tcrly incompatible with: that-.power-_".to.
bind andiloose,’-? wllich she. so-impioualy -
claims. .. Liberty of aconsciencq, and: lib-;
erty of .speech are heresy-, und:hel'eay.ia3
mortal: sin, :to repressed -by anathe-
mas, and the.pains~and-- penslticsof the
secular, .-power. .-Torepress, -thTis__mare<
effectually than was-.ever»..donc ~befoa'e,*
cics. of. . spiritual -. =courta - cIlled._the- Holy
-Inquisition, .~wbich. for sfive centuries, ac-3
qnired~uo=tel'rible. jurisdiction-‘ ande.in.flu-
.ence,..first Fill France, than in. Spain, and
afterward . in -.Portugal,- iltaly, - the:.I’.-on"u-.
guess possessions will’. the -. East. ‘Indies,
ancLalso.in.SoullrAmel-ica and theWesc
ll?‘ 1 . 1'; ..L .r: l »: .-
, . Bug :D_olningo, or-'.»'St. 2. Dominic,” as
he‘: is,..mol'-0 commoplly. called, though
stained mvilh. -ita-.blood,- Ma 3 not -:hc.an“g- 1
inator of the lnqlllSltiOl\.':l:Nei[henilhe:
houoluioc the guilt of its --conception is
him ~‘.It;w-aslhis pan: mel-sly»:o develop
undlgiva-system lo ltllfi-:ldOI~0f another“
Tbenwas: a council of bishops and other
ecclusiaatics-at..Tours, noon the 29!.-h , .of'
May,-A..=D.= 1163;. --Haul‘: the -edict of
this holy conclave: ...- . . -. .- . ..
“In the parts of Toulouse a damnable
heresy,-. ha‘s.‘bl-oken our ofi late, spreading‘
itself; by_d_egl,-egs like of cancer .into the?
neighboring, places, and now infects»
great‘ 'nu"mb‘el-'l'l‘ in ‘Gascony, wherefo _r'e,
we command the bishops and "all the
priests of the Lord; ~‘dw‘elling in- those-
parts,==to~kccp watch‘, and,‘ ~‘u‘nder*péril " or
anathema, to prohibit that” where‘. fol-
lowers of- that heresy’ are known,‘ any
one ‘in the country shall ‘dare lo“a_fl’brd
«(hem :1éf§ge,- or-* ‘to lend‘them ‘ hell —l.-.‘—_ =
‘Nei'l.hel-‘~ shall’ there ’be’any dddfings
with such persons in buyt'1tg"ofscllz‘ ng ,-
that all solace of humanity being utl.‘erly.
lost, they may be compelled-‘to‘ ‘for sake
the cl-‘tor of-‘their’ life. ‘And whoever
shall attempt to contravene this‘ * -‘order
‘shsllfbei smitten wlmanathems, as a
plmaker of‘ their‘iniquity. But they, if
they--be taken-,= ‘shall be thmm - into
pn's"o'riby Catholic‘ pr‘-inces,‘ amdlle dc-
prived ofall their goods. Li‘n.d fans.
much askthey ; frequently ussé lnble, to-
gether from various plans into’ one hi.
ding place, and have no‘ca‘pse why they
should together,-'eltcept*»¢helf (':i)‘ns51')t‘ii'l
error, and yet dwell in the so me ubod e,
snuff of morning air. ‘
‘verit}’.”-. ‘
'AIt‘r¢Ld.;'6£ .1‘-xi’u.’z.‘<;~tr...‘ Howard. "Wash‘i-us";-i
was the grand -end and..nim of that spa-1 ‘
*."l‘hil-.l,—” says the amhonoi‘ llle liramlll
4_S0_!7\_8 Ii,3,'Tl¢§.',i",l6f, I9,¢.)’!i__Sfif_-‘;,'_'«W-’d'l'f>, ‘l"|- inf .Domi»nlc,_.‘.*was I the-first. act of the
iljl,oljtii‘li,t)'_"l?IY: l.l,1‘9".Vo_ices.,6f__l).'),,’,_,/n ,\‘~'lll'3h ‘Church of Rome which can properly ;
.¢°ll‘,é fl°l!li'l§ ."d.0“’.""‘ ‘ll¢,li$l¢,.‘°,l .8Q°}‘. ‘he called; o'n‘quz‘sz'tor«iql.’_’~
_'t‘e_lling" of ' _l’ea"l:,'ni'ng,, t'alent, null ’ indu.-‘fry ,
Not that. ‘
Home W118-El.Sbffiflgel’-£0-.—/perfleclltloll.--'
its tires had been burning hotly for cen-
tllries, and the sainls.of,th,e, Most High,
in con unless cases,_. had alreally been cal-
led. toseal their testimony against her.
with blood. . -'l,‘,o_.e,xtirpate ..heresy,;, the
terrible arguments, of swolvd.and firevhad
already been employed, But _ this do-
cree was t_he,beginn,in'g_of'_tllat~ particu-
lat method“ of persecution, fwhicll in "the
hands of Domingo‘ and hijs. successors,
was rcducedto_ sy_§tem,.'_’;u';d ligcame the:
settled policy of 'the'I’op'e. _ "
I Wllell Dolprlipngqlill Ilia zeal. to purge
theIChurc_h, applied, to _the Pope for a_
tins III a vision withwvhich the Saviour
bad just honored "him. He said that
"when_ praying one “night in :l Church,
he had seen Christ‘, allgryl and holding"
in hls'lJp'lifted flaffdlthtée javelins, to b‘e
launched against ~sinrlers'—--one to destroy
the ‘proud, another the iavaricions, and a
third‘ the voluptn'oil's.' ‘He decl_are'd_' that
lie" had Seen the holy mother" enlbrace
tll‘e‘-feet of her Son, Vimploring "mi-‘ray,
and had heard him -‘acknowledge that
ller'inlercess’ion had uppeased his wrath
but that the had.Lwovserv»am.s xvhom he
wouldintroduce to her, v one was Dom
inic and the other was Francis.” »
. This Francis was afcerwsldfnlnous as
the founderof the order of ,Fl:a~nciscans.
Hon.or.i I15. :col1.vim.-ed . by such .- ~ weighty
arguments.--grantell hhezdasired commis-
Siofl i;|_nd-.i.8Sl1€!l=tYvo> bulls, one declaring
that ~:D0!.n.inic.: -and his .bre‘threu. were
"champions of_'r."lle. faith and llrue lights
of l.ll8’\V\'0_l'l(l," and _the other, elnpo\ve-
ring‘ them to possess. property and per-
form their intctnded functions.‘ ;'rh'e'se
hullsi were dated Septe'mber_12, 1217.
Dominic 105; no‘ fimein, enterinhj upon
his office." Hofileruly nlagnifiledif. He
proclaimed his fslcternliflation ' to defend
tlle'fait.l'l luzlnfuuily, an'll,,if_ spirifiilal and
ecclesiastical, llfveélyiofls should not prove
snflicielll, to call the secular ‘poweno
lu_s old, and lo excite and impel Catho-
lic prlnces lo =:a.l:e up arms against ln.-.r_-
erics‘, that lheii:r lnelnory‘ might be ‘utter
ly bloued out. He at once’ sent on:
preachers,-lvlxoalespecial duty Cwasto
illflame the popcllal.-.s against. heretics,
\vhill- he pul.suad lile organization of
his s_vsIe.rn- an « hflnle. He immediately
formed three: ol-clers. the first calIe(L‘.‘fa-
uliliar.~t,3' ,frolul their lacing part of the
Donlil_li,can__3a. mily, ._.\v.llose business was
',‘to_ se:l_l;cll".. ;for_herem~s. The second
order (30llSiSf.I_f.l ,oE_-._\voulen, who were
appoint_ed..lo . the .-‘aule v {gholy office.”-
The. Lhird. prd egg, r?__".}lll£‘Il ;llk: ‘,‘Militia of
Christ,” we; l-e.,.,l,o fllghl ._:-s crusaders
aga_inst;_llcre_r.ilcs,,.. Ll. “'32:. decreed that
the bishops should, appoint ll, priest and
two. or l.l'.|l'8€ 2loy.ulen.sof' good ,rep,uze, in
every parish,‘ whom l.lyey_.sl_lould. swear
to seek out hueretics l'n_~ll0llSE8, caverns,
and all other ‘places where they might
be couce.xlled,, allrfafler having taking
preczultinu lulu none might escape, they
should ‘gi'v’e‘ zilllnlediale ' notice "to ‘the
bisho'p,lor to the lord of the palace, or
to his baili E. If‘ any of theln"were
known to at low a ilereric to lake refuge
oli his domai ll, he should himselfbe pun-
ished. Neg gllgeut lalliffs were to be
chastised, auld-even the houses to- be
pulled ‘down ill which the guilty had
found shelvevr. - Converted heretics, al-
though rcconn,-ilell collie Church, were
not to llV£‘. ill: -a" village suspected of her-
esy—pel-sons; -converted n;,rnin.-1., their
will were to zsuffer perpelntll ilnprison-_.
menl,z . An -Pl ;act. list of all the inhabi-
tants in every .par'lsll was lobe kept, and
all males aim‘ ve~fourte.eu years, and all
females about -. twelve, wele required to
.swea_l- lo the bishop, or his delegate, that
he held the fa lirhof the Catholic Church
-that be um-.rl.y renounced heresy, and
that he would persecute and denounce
heretics. -Al I who refuse to swear thus
shonldbe do: all: with as suspected of
hgrc-lay, and an should all who failed to
confess and comlnunlcale thrice a year.
.135: the firstfitime the [any were forbid-
den to read nlhe Holy, Scriptures of the
Old and Ne w Testanlenl . To, "aged
persons" it was graciously allowed to
possess a "I Lluln psalter, a brevlary, or
the Hours of the Virgin ;’T but, said the
pious father 5' in council, “we most strict-
lyforhid thfilm whave the above said
books trans. fated" into a "vulgar tongue."
Thus ficn My did the new office enter
upoll its con inlission and map out ils'pi‘-
ous-work. Itwas, however, two ce'nl.u-
ries~an'd a h alf before its matlifesl 10”“-
_VVe need Holt can-y~ l*ll_e-reader tllrcmgh
lheoisguslilog details of its progress-—
complete. List of the. crimes. specially
= tcommitted = some adjudication of this
holy:court. flts Subjects we so as foU0.“?3
1, All henetics._ without e>.<G¢P_t,i°Il-
2. All who hlasplleme Geld, fiml his
saints. ___(Th,-ey who utter wounds of blas-
phemy who; I . extremely rlrmlk a}'9j”“°i
_to,be,,c9n,dell_n.ne,ll,a,t,Clncg.__,bl1_t wsrched.
Ifhhayg/I dntnk they on elltirely l guilty-
Theywwhompeuk bla.=ph.B.m0,l\$.,lY 07 lie’
retically. in llleir sleep arelo be ‘vanished.
for it is lilrcely that their lips ‘betrayed
fllle lleljesy that was ‘_llll‘_kll]g' , in then‘
heart.) , .. »
All,‘Wll0 speak
things. _ . . ..
I . 4. V\Tiz‘ards an(i,f0f'_!.\ll1,€ .i_.e“€'-'-'~‘~
5_ A|n_ nvofgbiperg pot‘ life flfivll.
seemst but while the Inquisition was in
jtsglor 5;, before the R.efornlatlon—,,P"'°Pl°
were In nowu — ‘.0. 035" 5“_"."lfi°_°° 9° We
devil, l;o_l;nesl down 1.0. h‘"‘-,.S"F_§ l_!Ym'}~‘
and ob serve fasts in holler of hlm, lo ll-
‘lumjnmze and ‘cease his ‘llnages, to meet:
his nalme in the lltanies of aaints,‘und
ask him to imercede with God. Each
‘was tine‘ deplorable condition of mail?
who lmd known no other religriollsgullle
than the Catholic"-. Church.)
6. Astrologers and alchenlisxs.
7. Infldelsanil Jews.
‘8, All who l'l:l'rbor~or show" kindness
to hleretics, being thelllselves. orthodox.
(Veg-.1-y near relatives had slight undul-
geH_lc‘e’allo\ved them in some cases, ‘l ‘he
an«,..l...;.'...ls.o pleases.) , . . I
. ,9. All who look 1!! on an .lnqnlsll.or
;.-,b ogevugly looks being llldlC8.ll0l“Iffi4c0f
he‘-,,~,=.-3-y gm] inylrl-nous» to ills-._ holyo A
(Ex pel-iunced illqulsltors, ll. ls sold, cou ‘
jestingly of _sa_cred
s'pecial'cornmi§sion, nerelated to Hono- -
But perhaps he would like to see a. mom.
- Orobio himself related Air.
0,“ ago".--, or wllo Help or allow an ac-
cused person ‘to ‘mt-'llc.nal hi-mselfoor to
escape.‘ ' ,' .
11‘; Any om’-' who gives food to :1 here-
tlc, except he‘ be'ac(113"Y‘d_Yl”g °f hm"
gel-. (For in that case it is allowable I0
feed him, that he may live, to take his
trial and haply lobe’ converted.) ‘ -
To give a_ true _pir’e'r.ure of the’ terrible
character of this ecclesiastical court, it
is necessary to glance at the ‘means em-
ployed to obtain elidence‘ and secure
cc-nvlction. Mark‘ that suspicion ‘of
crime was ‘enough to secure the arrest of
the suspected party. In such cases the
holy office gave rules to the inquisitors
for eliciting’ evidenceby examination;
We qnete from the‘B’ra'nd, of Dominic;
"“Pl'ess theprisoner to givedirect an‘-
gwer; to your qu‘estio'ns. If you: are
not satisfied‘ with his dec_larations—‘t_3Ven
h'aving9"'elnployed the‘ jailer ‘or secret
spies to extract from him beforehand--'—‘
speak ‘gently’, let him" understand that
you know" all, and dlS‘c0llfS.e_ with him
after such ll sort ‘ as this: 'Be"‘_ assured.
my ohlld,'th‘:u -I arn very sorry jfor you;
they have imposed'_ upon your simplicity
and ruined you. You have been in er-
ror no doubt, ‘but your decei-vet’ is more
to blame than you." Be not a partaker
of other men’s sins, not think of acting
the part of :1 teacher when you are but
a learner. Confesslhge truth. You see
thatl know it well ‘already; blll:‘I*_\val_lt
you to save‘ your character‘ and enable
me "lo’setfyou‘at liberty as soon as pos-
sible; und let you rel,ulu"hom_e' _in peace.
But’ tell me, who first led you“ "astray 2”
Give him";,rood words.» but ‘keep "firm
and take it for granted ‘that’ the fact of
his heresy ls certain. Perhaps‘ the evi-
dellceixvill be in'c0rliplete‘, and the‘ here,-
t‘i'c may persist in dgiclal-iu’g' ‘that hair.
innocellt. In lllatcase do you-"put geri-
éral" questions, and when he denies:
something that -you happen ‘to have
taxed him with; turn over the notes of a
former examination and say,-"It is clear
that you atennt telling the truth. Do
not equivocate any longer.’ And so he
will fancy‘ that you have other evidence
against ‘him; or you may turn overa
bflndle of ‘papers, seem to be reading
them, and when he denies ‘anything,
start as \Vll'.ll surprise, ‘and ask how’ he
can deny that, seeing that it is as clear
as do}-'._ Read your pa‘pers; turn over
the leaves and say -now and then, ‘Ahl
did I not sav so? Confess the truth.’
But be careful not. to go into particulars
lest he see that you know nothing about
them. . .
Or vou may seem to relent when the
prisoner peI§l.~tS ill his denial. Relax
your severity, give him better food, send
vise him to confess, and promise that
the‘ illquisiror will forgive him, or at
least, that -they will interest themselves
on his behalf. Indeed, you may prom-
ise him pardon. and you moy pardon him‘
in effect. for in the conversion of at her‘-
etic all is pal-doned,”and pen-ances are
favors. So tell him that if he ‘will con-'
fess he shall have more than he could
himselfidesire, and sohe‘ will, for you
will save his soul. (Though his body
would be burned.)
Or you may gaill over some friend of
the prisoner, and let him talk with him
frequently alone, and get the secret. if
it be necessary you may authorize the
friend to feign himself of the same opiu-
ion, and even to prolong his conversa-
tion till it shall be loo late at night for
him to go home, and then he shall stay
ed in some convenient place, ' that they
may hear the conversation‘, and, if pas‘.
sibl9,'a clerk, who shall pots ‘down all
that the criminal says, while the person
' from him his
you have bnbed, draws
most hidden thoughts.”
Such arenlhe odious and terrible ma-
chinations: by which a Church, pretend-
ing [0 be the holy spouse of Christ, op-
pressed and crushed for cemurles, and
still crushes, so far as. she is able, all
"who are subjected to her power. What
cold blooded and fiendish art to‘ entrap
and convict the unfortunate: who exci-
ted her suspicjon! No crime so great
as heresy; and heresy, according to her
definition, is found in any thing which
smacks of disloyalty to hel-"arrogant and
blasphemous pretensions. If not able,
by means above related. to insnare her
victims and thus procure evidence‘suffi-
oient for their destructlon, the holy) I13-
quismon hadyet other means at an_.
The torture was the last resort for evi-
dence when lhe prisoner obstiuately re-
fused to confefis, Fromthe ll0l"l'lbl9 ex-
perience bf one we may Iearn.al_l.
Isaac Orobio, a J ewisb physlclan. was
thrownimo the Inquisition at Seville,
on the accusation of a Moorish servant,
whom he had punished for theft, and of
another person similal;ly- offended. W'e
quote the account of Limbol-ch,to whom
Says be:
"After llRV'inp: been in the prison of the
Inqlllsiliollfor full lhree years, exam-
ined a few tunes, but constantly refu-
'_¢ing go confess the things laid to his
cllarge, he was at Length brought out of
the cell and led through l0l'_ltl0US passa-
ge; to the place of torment. He found
himself . in a sllblerranean chamber,
latched over and hung wltll black cloth.
The place, gloomy. silent, and every
‘where rel-rib/le, seefied lo hhe the ‘very
home ‘of (lPalll. ere t e lnqulsltor
again exhorted him to tell me truth be-
forethe torture Sll0|lllJ_ begin. He ans-
wered that he had told the truth already
whereupon he was handed over to the
tormenlol-,s_, who stripped him and com-
pressed his hody so lightly in a. pair of
linen drawers that he could no. longer
draw breath, and must have died had
they not suddenly relaxed the pressure,
but \Vil.ll recovered breath came paln
llmmerably exquisite. This anguish
having passed he was again exhorted to
_con_fe.-s. As_Orobio pelfei-jted in denial,
[hey next bound hrs l.hlll"n_bsp so tightly
with small cords, that the blood burst
from under the nails, and they "were
swelled excessively. Then they made
him stand against the wall. on a email
stool, passed cords around various "parts
of his body, but principally__‘l_fo_und the
armsand legs, and carried them over
iron pulleys in the ceiling." The tor-
mentor then pu_ll_ed_the cords "with all
his strengtl_l,_ applyi__l_lg _:_’fli_s;_ffe_e"t' :,the
wall and olvln the wel ht‘ o'f’llrs ‘bod
a 8 g
detect a heretic by a characteristic nu‘-
let such couventiclu be uttenzivgly
lsiglotlinuss about the eyes and 'nostl'ila.)
to increase the purchase. With these
people to visit him, encourage him, ud- .
in the prison, having witnesses conceal-’
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