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Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
Philadelphia, LIST mo. %, 1858.

Last summer was troubled with severe m-
NOR of the eyes, which lasted six or eight wee ks
attended with great deal Of pain and inha m
nation. used pith of Sassafras, and numi yer
of other applications which we're recommend ed
to me. but none of them Iroved amy benefit,
and began to entertain serious ap rehensio ms
of the loss Ofmy eye sight. AT length hearil ig'
of DIR. Viewers Eye Sal,e, ! procured b. *
of Vaughan & Peterson, which cured me in {,
few applications. My experience warrants ne
in recommending it as a most valuable apple "a
ton.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
GOLDEN
DIAPHORETHC TINCTURE
FOR RHE U1L47TSM

This Medicine having been used in their prac-
tice by number of Medical gentlemen of this
city, of the highest standing for this disease and
all others (Which depend on the like causes) is
now offered to the public in the full belief that
it is superior to any article in the whole com
pass of medicine. 1t effects a cure without nau-
SCI or irritation and has never failed to relieve
or cure when the directions have been str city
attended to. 1t is not our intention to wea-
ny the reader by speaking of the virtues of a
medicine which need only BE- used to prove
it is not the intention of the subscribers TO de-
ceivc. The following extract is from the work
of a medical gentleman whose reputation stands
AS fair as any in America
.sOf all the Diaphoretic Medicines have used
The most powerful is preparation prepared at
the N. L. corner Of Sixth and Race Streets
Philadelphia, by L. Evans. The preparation is
but little known, although from what | have
frequently witnessed Of its effects, am fully
satisfied that it is peculiarly valuable rene
dy." JOHN EBERLE, NJ. ID.
Professor of Materia 1iedica and Botany, IN
the Ohio Medical College,"
The following highly respectable Surgeon of
this city has used and is willing to testify that it
is a superior medicine.
GEORGE MCCLELLAN, NJ. d.
Professor of Surgery in the Jefferson Medical
College, PHILADELPHIA.
1 Another we'll known medical gentleman who
has used it with entire success, kindly consents
to give his name for reference.
GEORGE w. RITTER; NJ. d.
I The following gentleman informs me that he
has succeeded in every Rheumatic case.
! NJ. NJ, LEWIS, NJ ID.
| Inave usea the Uiapnoreuc Ilncture, sold by
]. w. Burns & Co. and am prepared to say thai
l have always succeeded in curing Rheumatism
and fevers generally with it.
q THOMAS E. WARE, NJ. d.
h, Sirth Street above Race, Philadelphia.
PERSONS CURED-FOR REFERENCE.
D Jacob Kyser, No. s, Marketst. philadelphia
Charles Durang, in 9th first door below Arch
Street Philadelphia.
Ii. Williams, Surgeon Dentist, No. 1873 Racs
Street Philadelphia.
4. Annadown, N. e. corner of front and Vin'
Street Philadelphia.
r Many others could be given, but we deem i
y unnecessary.
Sold only by w. Burns, N. Z. corner Of Gil
6 and Race Streets Philadelphia, and their agent
= JOSEPH BRlNGHuRST.
No. 81, MarketM. Wilmington Del
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"A Administrators Notice,

All persons indebted to the estate of Eli
zabeth First, deceased, late of Christiana
Hundred, are hereby requested to settle
their accounts; and those having claims a.
gainst the Estate will present them legally
attested TO
JOSEPH DERRICKSON, Adm'tor.
June rs. ---4tp. So.
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gAyS4sgg3 VAISS.SS1S!lH:ll

For Transferring Prints to Wood.
TTVHIS mode Of transferring prints to WOOL
Il work of any kind-viz Work Boxes,
Card Tables, Screens, &c, isvery superior to
the common plan of pasting them on, both in
beauty aud durability. Sold at
EDWARD BRINGHURST'S
Drug and Chemical Store,
July 4. 1888 No. 1877. Market St.
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The Drug Business

Will be continued by the subscriber at the
old Stand, No. 1856, Market street, nearly
opposite the City Hall, where will be KEEP.
a large and general assortment of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
of the hest quality and at the lowest prices.
His friends and the public generally are re-
spectfully invised to give him call.
MARSHALL PHILLIPS.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23

BULWAR'S NEW NOVEL.
Asmodeus at Large. For Sale by p b. POR
TER.
Just received and for sale at P. B. Portes
Book Store No. 81
Rush's Memoranda of a Residence at tbs
Court Of London.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
w. A, Mendenhau
Dental SURGEON.

Thankful for the patronage he has air. . ly
received, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he has removed to the sand
recently occupied by G. Jones, Matchmaker,
NO. rs, nIARKET.STREETs
Where, having suitable accommodations, he
will continue the practice of Dentistry i, all
its branches.
April I'd, 1888. So If
~ Ladies, and persons indisposed viii be
attended at their dwellings.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
EDEN WILLIAMSON.
No. 497 no til Second Street
Philadeiphia. Jan. 80 1888.

Philadelphia, Jan. 80 1858.
My brother when about three years old, was
attacked with dreadful sore eyes, from col a.
His eyes were constantly filled with the discha rye
of matter, and a skin grew over them. He vas
entirel, blind for eight or nine weeks. and we
had very little hope of his regaining J. us
sight: as nothing seemed to be Of any servic e
At last we heard of Viewers Eye Salye, whit III
after regular application for about three We Ell IS
entirely cured him. 1t W the opinion of a II
who saw him, and there can be 10 doubt of III
fact, that but for this Eye Salve he would hay
10 his sight entirely. 1t has been number
ofyears since, and his eyes have continued well.
CATHARlNE DpTTERER. -
Cca'es below Rudd street.
'Weaver's Eye Salve,'' was strongly recon a
mcnded to me several years ago, in consequence !,
of which used it with several of my children,
and think it very proper to declare that it cur
ed their eyes, and that consider it safe and
good application.
JOHN WORRAL,
No 413 Market Street.
sold on agency by
T.. B. VAUGHAN, & Co.
No. 44a Market-st. Wilmington.
Price, Is cents Box.
New Books,
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sp1Ae Proprietors of The follo,I,1,s,s ~
s.oasaed Population and unriuaAed succeSs,
ecen in the most desperate cases Of sore na
accak eyes, haze authorized their agents to-
return The price in every instance in ach sch
ii shall fail TO effect q cure.
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DIR. WEAVER'S CELEBRATED J
ENE SALVE,

V~TIls valuable application is rapidly, and de-
L servedy superseding all others, for SOR T..
WEAK. and lNFLAMED EYEsj.-
1t has frequently effected cures when other pre-
paratons in high repute, land all the remed s. in
common use. had failed, and when, from the, Sc
verify OF the disease, LOSS OF THE ErE SIT ,Rr
was seriously unprecedented. The following
c. rtifcates will fully attest the truth of these as
sertions.
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Swaim's Vernifuge.

"This well known Anti-dysentewc and
Worm Mcdcinehas proved successful the
twelve years past. 1t is perfectly safe and
no child will refuse to take it,"
A fresh parcel of The above just received
and for sale at
JOSEPH BRINGHURST'S
Drug and Chemical Store, No. 81, Market
Sc: Wilmington.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
DIR. ChapIllan's

Anti-Dyspeptic or Stomach Pills IN
eflectual remedy for Dyspepsia or Indi-
gestion.
DIR. Mcad'S
Anti-Dpspeptic OF Stomach Pills, TOR
Indigestion or sour stomacb.-Also,
DIR, Deans
Celebrated Rheumatic Pills & JEBR'S
Rheumatic Liniment, may be had at The
subscribers Drug and Chemical stotr,
No. 1855, Market street, nearly opposite
the City Hall, Wilmington.
MARSHALL PHILLIPS
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TUST Reed. and for sale at P. B. Po,.
o tiers Book Store No 81 Market St.
The Novelty Anecdotes vols.
Memoirs Of the Duke of Yelling
ton, vols.
Library of Romance, slave King. 3
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
The Wilmington Fire Insurance

THE Wilmington Fire Insurance
Company.
by the Legislature of Della
ware, in Feb'y. last, with capital OF
$4,000 DOLLS.
This company is now prepared at their
Office in Market street, the first door below
the city Hall, to make all kinds of insurance
against fire, and on inland transportation Of
Goods and Country Produce. Marine risks
are excluded.
us: CANDY, President.
Wilmington, July 10, 1882.
The following persons are Agents in theli
respective districts to wit:
Ayres Stockley, Smyrna,
George 5. Adkins, Milford.
William Dunlap, Chrstiana Bridge,
Abraham Boyer, Stanton,
John Riddle, Newt Castle,
James Robinson, Newark,
Andrew X. Nelson, St. Georges,
James Delaplaine, Centrevllc,
Caleb Head, Kennel Square,
John w. Thomas, New Garden,
Peter Askew, Brick Meeting House, Md
William Torbert, Elkton.
DIRECTORS.
James Price, Vincent Gilpin,
Samuel flilles, Washington Rice,
Stephen Bonsal, Jesse Mendinhall,
Thos'. H. Larkin, George Bush,
Lewis Rumford, and
Joseph G. Gilpin, L. !. du Pont.
LEA PUSEY, Scc'rv.
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Consumption Cured.

Prepared by DR.. CLARKsoN FIREMAN of the
Ci yoi Lancaster.
Bills ot directions accompany each bottle OF
the SPECIFIC, painting cut in a conspicuous
manner, all the symptoms in The different stages
of thtse distressing diseases; also, particular
dir, ctltns respecting DIET and REGIMEN, &
how patients an to cundut themselves through
every stage until heath restored-ior VAN
md useless would be the prescriptions of the
'olest PITY slcian, accompanied with the most
powerful and useful medicines, if his directions
are not faithfully adhered to.
The, pubic informed that the dispositions
OF 287 persons have teen taken beto e the pro.
per authorities IN the city of Lancaster, all com.
pletely cured OF the most desperate cases Of
ConsumPtIon: some of which are de tailed in
the balls accompanying each bottle.
n. B. fresh supply of the above Specific
has been received, and is for sale by
JOSEPH BRlNGlluRST,
No. 81, Market St. Wilmington, Del.
Sud also by EDWARD BRlNGHURSr,
Druggist, No. l37, Market-st. opposite the Bank
Of Delaware.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
EYE WATER,

For inflammation and weakness of the eyes
Prepared by Dir. scudder, the celebrated occu'
list, who has discovered the art of placing artif
cial eyes so as 10 appear as natural as life. Also
DIR, THOMSON'S EYE WATER.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
Spring and Summer Goods

HYLAND B. PENNINGTON,
III his ne,o stand, No 70, Market-st. Wilnaingfo
Has received from Wew York and Phiia
deihhia, a handsome assortment OF
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TO BE SOLD AT
PRIVATE SALE.

ALL that lot OF land ana premises, handsomely
situated in the city of Wilmington, bounded by
West street, Broad street, Pasture street and the
Kennel turnpike, containing about acres of
land, be the same more or les. The buildings
EA are commoIious three story stone
&0gH flA dwelling house, fronting on West
SSfA I'LL W street, near the corner of Broad
e$sl1 .1x1sss3 street, with kitchen and convent
ent back buildings, alsn large yard and garden,
containing variety of good fruit trees. There
is well and pump in the yard, furnishing plen-
ty of good water at all seasons. A two story
stone dwelling house adjoining the above, and
two frame ,enements at and near the corner OF
Pasture 8, Broad streets, also large frame barn
celared under the land is arabic and in good
condition, the situation high and healthy, and in
all respects an eligible site for private dwellings.
The whole will be sold together or divided to
suit purchasers. Clear titles will be male and
possession given Immediately. For further in.
fnrrn atm, anp1y to ti,o -.,i>sc.:h~- 49, r...--:
lSes. JOSEPH DAUPHtN,
or LEA PUSEY, near the City Hall.
Wilmington, July 18th, 1888. 64tf
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PILES.

Cornish's effectual remedy for the PILES.
For sale at
JOSEPH BRINGHURS rs
Drug and Chemical Store, No. 81, Market-st.
N d. All the me dicnal chemicals and most OF
the chemical tests. may be had at No. 81.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
HENRY HICKS.
(103, Market street, Wilmington, DEFY
Has just received general assortment Of
Spring and Summer
GOODS,

A4do just ISSCiNSA q SehS'"h "o's'''>'S VI.
Spring and Summer
GOODS,
Which he will sell at very small advance
On cash prices. He ilatters himself that pur-
chasers will find his stock we'll selected, and
NJ the most fashionable style. Among his
late purchases he has some very superior
Black and blue Cloths,
Claret and invisible green do
Olive and brown do
With variety of other colors and qualities
Cassimeres of various colors and kinds,
Merino and Rouen do. striped and plain,
Summer Clothes, handsome lot,
Brochells, Prncettas and Camblet,
Ga French black Bombazine for gentle
mems wear,
French and English Drillings and linens,
Blue Nankins, Stripes, Peruvian fancies,
Irish Linens, cheap lot,
Marseilles and Valencia Vesting, hand
some assortment,
BLK and Velvet Vesting,
Table L,hens, S, 6, 8 and 1914,
Russia Diaper and Crash,
500 yards heavy Tow Linens. Osn"nurgs
and Porter Gl,celIngs,
New style painted Muslins and Ginghams,
Calcoes and Chintzes at all prices.
HIS assortment Oh hllkS lOI idilSo WSei 10
larger than usual, among which are some
very rich water'd & fgr'd Silks,new style.
Bombazines and Norwich Grapes,
Pongees and Nankin Grapes,
Mandarins Observation-Disclosures,
A large lot of MERINO SHAWLS, IS
per cent less than heretofore,
Linen cambria handkerchiefs,
Bandanna and silk flag do.
do colt. do-domestic plads and stripes
Bleached & unbleached Muslins, some a:
low as 81 cts. A large assortme tent, O
Ingram and Vcnitian
GARPETINGS.
HEARTH RUGS, Canton MATTINGS
of different widths, 4, S, and Cd,
Oil Cloths, paper hangings and borders
of the latest fashion,
With good lot of the best live GEESE
FEAT HERS.
Grateful for the encouragement he has re
ceived, he respectfully solicits continuance
Iof the same. AZ.
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CauStiC VarniSh,

For Transfcrring Prints on Wood.
lust prepared by the subscriber, and is
- quite equal ifnot superior, to the imported
and will be sold at a io4ver price.
Camel Hair Brushes for carnishing.
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Ingram and Vcnitian
CAEPEIINGS.
SWairn'S PanaCea,

For the cure of Scrofula or Kings Evil,
Ulcers, Rheumatism, Syphilitic, Mercurial
and Liver Complaints, ard most diseases
arising in debilitated constitutions, or from an
impure state of the blood, &c. &c.
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Fresh Teas, Groceries, &C.

Newcastle, April 10Th, 1851
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Monument TO the Mother Of Washington.-
The ceremony oflayirg the corner stone
Of the monument to be erected in FEEDER
icksburg, Va. in memory Of the mother OF
Washington, took place on the nth inst.
In the morning, the President, accompa-
MED by the Secretary Of War; and the
Attorney and Postmaster General, we're
escorted to the Town hall, where n pro-
cession was formed, which proceeded un-
der military escort to the site Of the pro-
posed monument. Aller prayers had
been offered, an address was made by the
President, and the plate with the inscrip-
ton was deposited by him, with the usual
ceremonies.
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SPECIMENS OF KENTUCKY.

can out-talk any man in the United
States, and give him half an hours start.
have had speech in soak these six
months.
am all birthstone but my head, and
that's aquafortis.
Pistols pistols are trumpery they
lodge ball in mans body, and wound
his feelings rifle, now, sends II clean
through, and no mistake:
Stranger, III bet you five hundred dol
lars hits you between your eyes without
touching your nose.
Uncle, don't you know / can out-eat
any. man in the States wish he'd
staid till l disunited my neckloth ; I'D
have swallowed him whole.
You are like new pen, and iii use
you up to the stump.
Stranger, if you think TO turn me, you
NAV as we'll row up the Falls Of Niagara
in iish-kettle, with a crow-bar io' an
oar.
/ say stranger, If you try to get through
that ere sand bank, guess you'll burst
your boiler.
Vanity, thy name is woman THAT'S
Shak espeere, and he is screanier.
He'd ride through crab apple or
cbard on flash OF lightning.
Stranger, if you keep your mouth so
wide open, guess you'll sun-burn your
teeth.
NV father can whip any man in Ken
tuck, and IL can whip my father.
l can ou,-grln wild cat. was in q
mcnageric once stranger, says i, talk
o'your wild cats grinning, look here, says
1, and ] gave one OF 'em look and he
turned on his back and died.
never owned a niggcr but / bor'
rowed one once he'd fever and ague
tho fever stoP,, but the ague lett him,
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-05-25

VERMoNT.-We have received the re-
turns of votes from 81 Of the 33 towns
composing the third Congressional dis
trict in Vermont, which give MIR. Ever
EFT, the late member, a plurality of 373 O.
yer Mr.. Hutchinson. His net gain in
these towns since the last trial over Mr..
ii. is stated TO be 635 ; and there appears
to be strong probability Of his election.
This being the third trial, plurality only
is required for choice. Bosi. Pat.
Original .aneedoie.-A wag stepped into
a cellar in South Market-st, and inquired
the price Of Oranges. "One cent piece,
whoiesaie, and sixpence refdii." "Then
If you please, lat the same time throwing
a cent upon the counter,) iii take tina,
Albany .adv.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-05-25

.Ns,U cure for the Choierd.-The Lon
don New Monthly gives the following as
most powerful successful remedy in this
frightful disease. "My plan has been
to give at once fifteen grains Of musk rub
bed into draught, with lump of sugar
and wine glass full Of cold water and
l am justified in reporting that this first
step, ftaken promptly will scarcely ever
fail to arrest the progress Of the disease,
us to leave the patient to easy and ordin-
airy convalescence, &c."
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w A n r Il N.
FOR THE STAR.
CRITICS.

Mr.. EDIT0R,-Ihere is one class oil
critics, who were always objects Of my
especial hatred. hate whining can't
ing tone that comes from an envious
heart. Criticism, when candidly and
judiciously applied, is proper and USE
ful art. True criticism scans the pro-
duc,ions Of another, discovering and point
ing out both faults and virtues. II looks
over production with no bias. If it
meet with faults 1t knows why they are
faults aud il can see wherein they would
be improved. 1t makes no assertion,
which it cannot maintain it condemns
nothing without reason and it offers no
sentiment without an argument to sustain
it..
Such critics as have described have
lived and do live to receive all the regard
to which their candor and virtue entities
them. They are useful and honorable
class and by their labor and guardian
ship the literature ofthe age is improved
and benefited. But there is "a class of
,rould be critics, whose productions have
lately been the subject Of my observation.
The motive Of their writing does not seem
to be to do. justice to merit and point out
innovation and error. They have snoth-
or motive and a more st fish one. They
never give credit to virtues and very sell
dom censure where censure is deserved.
So far from selecting the proper subjects
of criticism they are more likely to fasten
their langs upon something above criti-
cism, and gain notoriety by intruding
themselves upon public notice associated
with those whom they cannot equai.-
They generally appear in relation like
that of the moon to the sun. They bor-
row all their light and beauty from those
whom they crilicise. Some Of them have
happy faculty Of supplying their own
barrenness of idea with lengthy string
Of quotations. To each Of these they APP
pend dry remark or two by way Of en-
sure, and then gravely drawing to close,
for fear the world should not discover the
secret of their wisdom, they at once as
sure us, that they have made the subject
of their censure appear ridiculous. -
The chief beauty that the reader can dis
cover in such productions IS generally
found in the quotations, while the insig-
nifcance ofthe appendages prevent any
i'll feeling towards the writer. in the mind
of the peruser, except perchance slight
regret that he did not suppress his own
remarks and supply their place with more
quotations.
did intend to enlarge upon this sub-
ject, and to point out some particular in
stances, but am SO Disguised with my
subject that find myself obliged to leave
it, half finished as it is. One thing how.
ever, will say to those whom the coat
fits.' Sirs, you imagine that you are
gaining laurels by your barking. 1t is
not so. You degrade yourselves /; and
sensible men will laugh at your folly
though they may pity your infrmity.
RUDoLPH.
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foR THE STAR.

| fOH The SIAh.
.are not f,ro sparrors sold for a farihing?
und one Of h.m shall mot tail on the ground
,osthout yosw Father. But the ce'y
hairs Of yo,r head are all numbered
Fear ye not therefore, ye are Of more cat
1e than many spd,rows." J..
\ The doctrine here taught, is that Of
trust and confidence in God. A doctrine
full of comfort & encouragement to those
who are sensible of their own weakness
and iDsufficiency, and are peculiarly suit
ed to the disciples, at this time, while a
bout to go abroad at their masters COM
mand, and prbclaim the tidings of saliva
tion. Our Saviour was aware that they
would meet with those whose hearts were
opposed to him; and that they would
thereby be exposed to persecution, I'M
prisonment, and death, for his sake and
the gospel; but they had nothing to fear,
FOR they were under the protection ofthat
God, without whose notice not sparrow
fell to the ground. And would he take
care of sparrows, taat were SO inconsid-
erable that two were sold for farthing,
and would not his care and protection be
mantle stcd towards those with whom he
had intrusted those things which related
to his kingdom Fear We not there
fore,' says Christ, ye are of more value
than many sparrows.' After all these
promises Of favour and protection from
their heavenly Father, with what EN-
courageinent, and confidence in his name,
must they have entered upon their import
ant duties. :.
We may ever. be well assured, that
while we are in the path of duty, or are
sincere inquirers after truth, we shall be
blessed with the assistance of Heaven
Our trust in God is enjoined IN as many
respects as he has been pleased to give
US assurances of help, and promises OF
favor in his own word Beyond that,
trust would be presumption, as not having
authority and to the full extent in which
his gracious purposes toward us are man
ifested, it becomes a duty. From how
much care and anxiety should we be saw
ed, if we were enabled always to exer-
else that faith and confidence in God,
which becomes us as weak and dependent
creatures.