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IEAMIILTON'S ELIXIR,

a sovereiga remedy for Colds obstinate Coughs,
.4sthn,as. sore 1Hroats, and approaching Con-
SYMPTOMS, and most disorders oftheJTeast q lungs
4 SINGLE TRIAL WILL PROVE, that it
restores the determination of the fluids the surface OF the
body and brings the common hesltul persp!raon
that dslodges and the tough vscd phlegm o.
mucus, strengthens the weakened vessels Of the lungs
slea,es the acrimonious humor which irrltaes them, and
finally discharges it Thus striking at the roa Of the dis
order, the symptoms OF course eecuay anti Psrma.
neny conquered the of common medicines wic'
weaken the constitution, and give strength the disorder
for the sake Of undertaking for the present some Of It's pA
tul ELECTS.
10 parents who have children afflicted with the
iVHOOPL.AG COUGH.
This discovery is Of the first magnitue as it affords i'm
mediate reet, CHECKS The progress, and short time en-
tlcy ieno, the cruel disorders which children
are l,abc-he elixir is perfectly agreeable, and tue
dose small, that no difficulty arises in taking it.
Hamhon's genuine Essence and criract of Mustard
safe and eiiccual remedy for and chronic RI,
at'a Eot rheumatic govt, palsey lunbago, numbness
white swengs, chblals, spras Bruises pain i'll the
face and neck, &c. &c.
lees A1aAibie .ague and IeUer Drops.
For the OF agues rcm,tnt and intermittent feyers
LEES PERSIAN LOTION,
Is an invaluable cosmetic, perfectly innocent and safe
OF Unparalleled efficacy pre-, entg removing bemishes
III The lace and ska OF every kind particularly iieckes,
pmpes scur etlers, rng-woims burns, &c render
ing The SKIN decatey soft and clear, and improving the
complexion.
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
The only renedyyet discovered which gives immediate
and lasting relief in the most severe instances.
THE RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR THE TEETH
AND GUNS.
This excellent preparation comforts and strengthens the
gums preserves the enamel from decay and ceanses AMI
whltens the teeth, absorbing all acrimonious slime and
foalness, whic suffered to accumulate never ias to in
NE, and finally rain them.
THE D.4yNASK LIP SaLYE,
Is recommended, (partlcoary the ades) as an ee.
giant and pleasant preparation for capped and sore lips
and every bems and Inconvenience occasoued by COLDS
levers &c speedily restoring beautiful rosy colour aud
delicate soflness the lips.
Aaha's Genuine Eye Uater
sovereign remedy for all diseases Of tae ewes
CORN PLASTE.
root and branch, without giving pain ''s'
ITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment TOR The Itch.
warranted an 'falfbe remedy al one application not
ent whatever. o ~ "'e's'i
The subscribers have Just received the above ar.
tices' fresh from LEES Family Medicine Store in
en-Lane, New ork, and for sale by particular
appointment in Wilmington,
n. Porter e. Son.
July Is, 1897. o4-tf
magistrates Blanks, of all descriptions for sale
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90 sgs!sss., Ses Il. EGOKS,
NEW S'nvOHsE
AUST NNeneA!

The subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
and the public generally that they have commenced
the Dry Goods and Grocery Business, under the
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WANTED TO PURCHASE,

q stout healthy negro woman about Is years old,
who will have to serve till 2S or so, to do kitchen
work. such as cock, wash and scrub, &c. Apply at
this office.
June 13, 1897. 1e-tf
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Hamilton's Worm Destroying Lozen'

Which have within sixteen years past cured an nnelsc
number Of OF both sexes. OF every age, and ever
SITUATION OF various dangerous complaints arising from
WORMS and from distinctions iouness i'll the stomach
bowels.
A duss Of this medicine given occasionally during the
season, will electualy prevent the vomiting and
purgng OF cleiren,' dreadful disorder which annually
DESTROYS thousands Of ME infant part OF citizens. 1t
likewise the nlidcs and most CERTAIN remedy known, and
has restored health and strength great number when
advanced stage Ut tins fatal complaint. Particular
and plain instructions gwen of every part OF ,he neces-
,ary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine with eagerness,
having pleasing appearance and an agreeable TASTE
HAIlLTON'S GRAND RESTORATIVE
Is recommended invaluable ne,t.cls, tor the speedy
relief and pei lna,en. cure Of
Nervous Disorders, Violent Cramps in the
C,nsnmp ions, stomach and baiA,
lownes, OF spirits, Indigestion,
Lpss OF Appetite, Melancholy
mEurlty OF The blood, Gout IN the Stomach,
lysterca Affections, Pans the Limbs,
Inward Weakness, and Debility Relaxations. &c. &c,
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,-i's sgrys .!~s..is ", 20 ~ $500
-. 4 = s.. IL ssis.ss.s2 ~. 81

The Subscriber mas JEST re,,yed 10 cXtensiye IS
sentiment Of Spin. Goods. winch he is dlsposgd L
sell At the most reduced prices Tor cash or approscD
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WDUErD lLAlDI.lJo
HARDxNcs-SCFZOCL,

at Wilmington, Detapare, conducted bg WILL
AM SHERER, with the assistance Of accom-
pIished female Teachers.
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SAMUEL M'CAULLEY,
JOHN RICE.
June %, 1927.

ohilc -, lo-i
n. B. We have in addition to the abo,e Just re-
celved a general assortment of fashionable Wool
and fnr HATS, on commission, from the well
known factory of ISAAC sHoTwELL, No. az, south
Front Street, Philadelp hia-which will be sold low.
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Valuable Medicines.
H3{lN,.S .qNYI BiLIOUS PILLS.

H7TIN'S .1NIIBiLIOUS Pills.
Tile operation ct these plis is perfectly mild so 'fa
they may used with safety by parsons IN every suatw
and 1t every age.
They are exceilently adapted 10 carry off superlum
bile, and ,ent IFS morbid secreliuns--o resure and
amend the appele-to procure free perspraliou aAt
thereby prevent Colds which uien have laal consequence
dose fails cold, it ukcn It's first ap
pearance
They are celebrated for removing habitaal costyenes,
sickness the stomach and head ache, and ought
to be taken by all persons on change OF CLIMATE.
dose Of these pills, taken every two weeks during
the prevalence Of our bilious fe,ers will prove inal
BILE reyentve and in the earlier stages OF those diseases
the will very generally succeed in restoring health
and frequently i'll esteemed desperate, aud beyond s
power OF common remedies.
They found remarkably eicacious i'll preventing and
curing disorders attendant long voyages, and should By
proccd aud carefully preserved for use by every seam
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Ieseph HoSue.

N. H The subscriber will sell cins and Ike sm:res in
PARTICULAR at small advance from Tie auction prices. Per-
sons waiting chca, articles viii find it 10 their advantage
70 cail at lis store, No. lul, Wilmilb ton, Del.
l-3m
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GUM ~ELASTIC-oR

India Rubber Shoes and Oper-Shoes.
YTNHE subscriber respectfully informs the
Il public, that he has constantly on hand,
a full and very general supply Of Gum Elastic,
or India Rubber Shoes and O~yer-Shocs, which
he will dispose Of on the most accommodating
terms. Having made arrangements to import
the Gum Elastic directly from Para, he is en-
abled 10 sell it at lower rates than any other
person in Ncw-Eagland, and invites dealers TO
make him a call.
The utility and great benefits derived from
the use Of these Shoes, has been fully tested
by many Of tho most respectable citizens of
this country, and as a preventative against the
cold and wet, are esteemed decidedly superior
to leather. In n climate like ours, subject TO
great changes, it is important TO keep the feet
warm and dry; and nothing, thus far, has beon
found equal to the Gum Elastic. The shoe is
light, elastic, pleasant to the foot, and partic-
ularly calculated for ladies.
Orders from any part of the country. will be
promptly attended to, If directed TO
STEPHEN c. SMITH,
No. 10, Westminster-st Providence, X. l.
November IS.
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HARVEY CLARK,

No. "a, NORTH MAIN STREET,
s this day opening, a general assortment of
81 Dry Goods suitable for the present season,
which have been purchased in Bosion at the
lowest market prices, and will be sold at Il
very small advance for cash, among which are
the following articles, viz:
Black, blue and mixed Broadcloths
Cassimercs, various colors
Blue and dark Sattinc;s, some. as low as As
cents per yard
Ladies blue and mixed Pelisse Cloths
Figured plain and twilled silks
eros dc Naples do.
Broad black Bombazines
Flanncls and Bookings
English Blankets, Hosiery and Gloves
Raw Silk, Valen,ia Shawls and Nantes
Calicos, an extensive assortment, from IL l-2
to 40 cents per yard
Brown shirtings, heavy, at 8 cents per yard
Brown Shcetings, at IL IL cents per yard
Domestic Ginghams, from 10 TO Is cts. per yd.
Silk, flag, and bandanna Handkerchief
Cotton flag handkerchiefs, at IL l-2 cents
Buttons, Tapes, Thread, Sewing Silks, French
Braids, Imperial Cords, buckskin Gloves,
Mittens, &c. &c.
N. b AIRY Cloths, Cassimcrs, &c. sold by
the subscriber, will be made in the best man
ner. and at short notice, if requested.
December 5.
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FRENCH
1nd the last Course.

UnG Fhe fuSt course.
MR.. ABADIE, from France, author Of
lvA- Abadie's French Grammar, respectfully
thanks his friends and the public for the en-
couragcmcnt he has received in this town, and
proposes if the number Of subscribers is sufi-
cient, to give another course Of "a lessons in
French-no compensation for the lost lessons.
For the accommodation Of the pupils, any
convenient hours may be chosen by them. II
their number be no less than five, there will be
two separate classes, one for ladies', and anoth-
or for gentlemen, in convenient rooms.
An evening School is kept, as usual, from s
TIL y o'clock. He will also attend in private
families, seminaries, and in the vicinity of the
town, at a very moderate price. which may be
yet reduced, according to the number Of the
scholars in the same class.
Mr.. Abadie assures to his pupils a much more
rapid proficiency by his new method, than by
the methods heretofore pursued. Having de-
otcd a great part Of his time in instructing pu-
pills in the French and Latin Languages, he
will prove, by his system, that in one course,
a scholar can get a pretty good knowledge Of
the French language, by his mode of instruct
ing, which. with the utmost facility, conveys
instruction to the minds of the student.
Mr.. Abadie will produce, If necessary, the
most satisfactory credentials from gentlemen
of the greatest responsibility, residing in the
populous towns Of the Union.
Transitions, mercantile, law, scientific and
belles-lettres, executed with accuracy and
despatch.
Apply at the Bookstore Of HUTcHENs &
'CoRY, No. l, Market-square, or at his School
Room, over No. SO, Cheapside.
N0vemhav ~
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eating cup with moderation; and that l have
never either in conversation or correspondence.
encouraged discussions respecting my Own lite
rary pursuits. On the contrary, I have ususl.y
found such topics, evcn when introduced fiops
motives most fatterIng 10 myself. rather EN-
barrassing aud disagrccable.
have now frankly told my motives for con-
c%calment, SO far us 1 am conscious Of having
any, and the public will forgive the egoism Of
the detail, as ~hat is necessarily connected
with it. Tie author, 40 long and loudly called
for, has appeared on the stage, and made his
obcisancc TO the audience. Thus far his con-
duct Is n mark Of respect. To linger in their
presence would be Intrusion. l have only to
repeat, that ] avow myself in print. a. formerly
IN words, the sole and unassisted author Of all
the Novels published as the composition OF the
Z" Author of waverly." | do this without
shame. for ! I'm unconscious that there is ony
thing in their composition which deserves re-
proach, either on the score Of religion or mo-
rality; and without any feeling Of oxidation.
because, whatever may have been their tenn
Porary success. l am we'll aware how much
their reputation depends upon the caprice of
fashion; and have already mentioned tho
prccarIous tenure by which it 10 held, as /.
reason for displaying no great avidity in grasp-
ing at the possession. l ought 10 mention, be-
lore concluding, that twenty persons Mt least
were, either from intimacy, or from tho conf
dence winch circumstances rendered necessary.
participant Of this secret; aud as there was n0
instance TO my knowledge, OF any one Of ths
number bre. king the confidence required from
them, ! am the more obliged TO them, because
the slight and trivial chara c!er Of the mystery
was not qualified 10 inspire much respect in
those iD!rusted with il. As for the work which
follows, il was modhaied md in part printed,
long before the avOwal ofthe novels took place,
and originally commenced with a Icclaraiion
that it was Mother to have Introduction nor
preface Of any kind. THIS long proctu, prefix
ed TO u work intended not 10 have any. may,
however show how human purpose, in the most
tr'fling rs well as the most important affairs,
are liable to be controlled by the course Of
events. Thus, WI begin TO cross a strong river
with our eyes and our resolution fixed on tho
point of the opposite shore, on which We pur-
pose to land. but, gradually giving way 10 tho
torrent, ore :'ad, by tho aid perhaps Of branch
or bush, TO extricate ourselves at some distant
and perhaps dangerous landin place. mush
further down the stream than that on which
We had fixed our intentions. Hoping that tho
courteous reader will afford to a known and
familiar acquaintance some portion Of tho ia
vour which lie extended TO a disguised candi-
date fr his applause | beg se1ve TO subscribe
myself his obliged humble servant,
WALTER SCOTT.
".2bbotsJOrd, October l, 1927"
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NEW GOODS,
AT No. /, CANALS

At NO. I, CANAL-sTREET'
SMALLEY, has just received at his
-. Clothing Establishment, a prime assort-
ment of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Broadcloths and Cassimeres; Vestings, new
ane elegant patterns; a few pieces drab Duff
Ills, Kerseys, Plaids, Camblets, Bookings, &c.
&c.
On hand-An extensive assortment eff Ready
Made Clothing, of every description, made in
the best and most durable manner; and in the
latest style, which will be sold for cash, at
prices that cannot fail to suit customers.
October 3
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+ SHOE STORE.

No. II, NORTH MAIN STREET.
Joseph II. MASON respectfully informs
, the public that he has opened a Shoe
STORE at No. IA, North Main street, whcrc he
will keep constantly on hand, a full assert.
mon, Of pen,lcmcn's Boots and Shoes; ladies'
prunclla. Denmark Satin, and Morocco Shoes
and Booiees, together with a general assort-
meut Of Oh illrens' Shoes, all OF which will be
sold on the most liberal and accommodating
crms. .,
C,-J. r. NJ. having removed from his old
stand, and made a new arrangement IN his
business, particularly roi este that all persons
indebted TO him will make immediate payment
October 10
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FRUIT HILL-NOTRH PROVIDENCE.

TTNOTI IITLTI-INVT " NV II
VBNHE occupant of this fashionable place of
Il resort, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that it is now open for The present
season. 1t is situated on an eminence, which
commands a beautiful view of tho adjacent
country and it is admitted by all who have visit
ed it, to be a delightful place of resort for those
in pursuit of ease and comfort: His Bar is sup
Piled with choice liquors, wines, Sc.:-his TIA
BILE will at all times be furnished from the
choicest selections of the market: His very
commodious Hall is furnished with Swings,
which is an agreeable exercise for gentlemen
and ladies': his long Alleys in the best order for
the accommodation of those who will please
to visit his house for recreation. A few Board
ers can be accommodated.
PETER THOMP:ON.
North Providence, Dec
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DYING, PRINTING AND BLEACIII NC
ny THE
LYNN PRINTING COMPANY.

YE and finish in the best manner, Broad
~ Cloths; Kerseymercs; Satins; S~arsnets;
Canton and Italian Grapes; Plush; Silk and
Cotton Velvets; Silk and Worsted Cords; Cam
els Hair Shawls; Silk and Cotton do; Hosie-
sy and Gloves; Ribbons, Taste, &c.
PERMANENT Greens on Silks for JIM
brellas and Parasols.
PER MANENT colours on Cotton and
Woollen Yarn, for Weaving and for Carpeting.
PRINT Fancy Patterns on Silk, Cotton and
Linen, and Border and Figure Woollen Table
Cloths, Shawls and Flannels.
BLEACH in the best manner all descrip-
tons of Cotton and Linen Goods, and removc
Stains and Iron mould from Table Linen, SC.
ALSO Cleanse Garments of every dcscrip-
ton Cleanse and Glaze Furniture, Cleanse
Carpets, Blankets, Imitation and real Cash
mere Shawls, in a style equal to any in the
country.
b. & G. A. TAYLOR, Agents,
No. 10, Market Square,
No. II BIN Providence
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FASHIONABLE DRESSING ROOM.

FASHIONABLE DRESSING ROOM.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he has taken room No, so,
Westmins.er-st a few doors west of the Ar
cade, and at the corner of Orange street, where
he will be happy to wait on those who may
favor him with their patronage; and hopes, by
as,idiity and attention to business, to merit a
share of the patronage Of the public.
Hair cut, razors honcd and set on the most
accommodating terms; and all orders executed
without delay. ALBERT WET.
nov 10 BIN
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TO LET.

AGNSA A convenient Tenement in Meeting
iiiHH. Street for u small family, consisting Of
two rooms fronting on said Street, with lodg-
ing rooms, store room, cellar room, &c. Kent
reasonable, and possession given about the lst
of December. Apply at this Office.
nov
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HOLMES s. %M'CULI.OCH.

IN lie Brewery, under the superintendencc
Of Holmes y M'Culloch, is now in OPP
GRAFTON, and will continue SO during the fall,
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
stantly on hand, a very extensive supply Of Ale
and Table Bsor, which will be sold on the
most accom- nod,ting terms. Families will be
supplied at their doors, by leaving their orders
n, the Brewery. Yest constantly on hand, to
e pply customers. sm oc'ooer w
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FUR GLOVES, CAPS, &c.

FUN ULOVEo, CNTD, NC.
NOW opening, at 81. Market street, a lage
IL and extensive assortment Of Fur Gloves;
Sea Otter, Fur and hair Seal, Nutria and Mo-
70 eco Caps; Fur Over Shoes; gentlemcn's
Seal and Otter Fur Collars, Sc. which are Of
fcrcd for sale at Wholesale and retail, on the
most reasonable terms.
WIN l. ALDRICH.
One invariable price strictly adhered to.
nov % 6t
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T.. e & r. WELLS,
EH AVE Just received a few pieces superior
Ill blue and brown Camblets; l piece drab
do. a very scarce article; with a variety Of
other seasonable goods.
Dec IL No. 81, Market Square.
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GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
nLAISDELL 4 BORDE ', lav Q

ID a GENERAL STAGE OFFICE, at No.
II, South Main Street, where the books ofev-
cry Stage line will be kept, provided their seyc-
raj proprietors leave them, and where the
names OF such passengers. as wish to AXE pas
sage in the various lines olStage Coaches that
run from this town will be received.
~ A room for those ladies and gentlemen,
who wish to take seats for Piwtuckct, Will be
kept exclusively reserved for their use.
nov "a
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COTTON BATS,

COTTON BATS,
Nm large or small quantities; single glazed
IL PELISSE WADDlNG, superior article;
WOOLLEN STOCKING YARN, white,
mixed and colorcd, for sale by
SHELDON e. MASON,
nov CIV 10, North Main street
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HARDWARE!

I1hNDW An II! III hpE:
A LIEN T. BELCHER have Just re-
IA ceived, direct from the manufa ctories,
per ship New York, via New-York, an extern
sive assortment of Hardware, viz
Sad Irons Flemish Tacks
Shovcls and Tongs Bed Keys
Stock and Padl0cks Iron Spoons
Mortice & Knob Locks Brass Hinges
Closet and Chest Locks Brass Butts
Gun and Trunk Locks Patent Iron Butts
Commode Knobs and Door Butts and Spr ings
Rings Shovel Pans
Warming Pans Toy Sad Irons
Iron Squares Curry Combs
Bed Screws Jack and Halter Chains
Nest Weights Screw Plates
Sheet Iron Tea Kettles Iron Candle Sticks
Coffee Boilers Box Rules
Glue Pots Cloak Pins
Coal Holds Bras Thumb Latchcs
Plate Hinges Commodc Knobs and
Clout Nails Rings, &c. &c. SC.
Horse ditto
Which added TO their former stock. makes
heir assortment very extensive. They are
constantly receiving Smiths Bench Tools a
superior article, all Of which will fbc sold on
favorable terms. Call ut No. 4, Broad street.
Dec
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22

na lunches Of efspes, composed of W.
i'eaz >or's oi precious stones, fashioned
IN shch manner Is To represent the dii-
iefnhi colours Of purple, violet. green
mi rcd, SO rs IL render the appeatanee
OF real fruit. On the second siep. ON
each side of the throne, WE'RE tyyo L.
ons, oi terrible aspect, rs lafge as life,
and formed OF east gold The nature
OF this remarkable throne was such. that
when The prophet solomon placed his
fool upon tho tirsi step. all tho birds
spread forth then wings, and made "A
llntleflng noise IN The air. On his iouch-
nv The second step, The two hons ex-
panded their claws. On reachinr tho
lhlld step, the whole assembly of de-
mons, and fdlfies, and men, reueated
the pralses of The Deity. " hen he ar
rived al the fourth step, voirrs were
he9rd addressing him in the bllowir,
| manner - Son of David, be lh,ul.ir.
iof tue blessing. The Almighty has be-
'loeed upon ye0. The same was re-
peaied on his reaching the fifth step.
On his touching the sixth, all the throne
birds and animals became IN motion.
" ceased not unlll he had plato cd himself
on the royal seal, when the birds, lions
aud other animals, by secret springs,
discharged a shower of the most preci-
perfume on the prophet; aller which
two Of the kurgeses, descending, placed
a golden crown upon his head. Before
the throne, was a column of FURNISHED
gold, on the top of which WIS n golden
dove, which held in It's heak volume
bound in silver In this book were
written the Psalms Of David and the
dove having presented the book TO the
kim, he read aloud = portion Of il to the
children OF Israel. II is further related,
thai on the approach of wicked persons
to this throne, the lions were wont ~
set upa terrible roaring, aud to lash
their tails with violence The birds also
began 10 briSllo up their feathers, and
the assembly also of demons and genii
10 utter horrd cries; so that for the fear
OF them no person dared be gully Of
tlIsehood, bui confessed their crime.
Such was the throne Of Solomon, the
son of David