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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-12
Stephen ). Sanger,

OSoyhCu % OuhS0e, -.
IN rendering his sincere acknowledgements to A'
i friends and the public for past patronage. respect
fully informs them that he still continues to m'nu@
ture. and has now on hand,
BEDS, MATTRESSES, SOFAS & CHAIRS
AND CABINET FURNITURE.
of good materials and work m.nshIp, which he will Us
pose Of upon reasonable terms
The public are solicited to call, before they Pc'
chase elsewhere, at his
UPHOI.STERING AND CABINET WARE.
ROOM,
on King street, between Cou nbus and Henry sfeen
where be will satisfactorily execute all orders Tor or
cles in either of the above branches Repars IN ehhe
line done neat. cheap, and expeditiously.
oct 8-tf
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Wand for sale.

II OFFER for sale my Plantation called CLOPER
Il LIND, lying in the County Of Prince William, 50
miles distant from Alexandra and Washington. 1t
contains
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Cheap for Cash.

nZEN JossELYN, Agent, (corner Of King and
~ Royal streets. opposite Wright u Nsddox,) re.
specially informs his friends and the public, that he
has on hand. and continues to manufacture, 6rst me.
dunn, and low quality,
SUPERIOR BLACK HATS.
which, for color and durability. will compare
with any found in the District.
also,
A variety Of CAPS. Of the different fashions.
A share Of patronage is respectfully solicited.
All kinds Of Furs purchased.
Old hats taken in part pay for new ones. dee2
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Notice.

.- Steamboat POTOMAC,
Joseph hewitt, master. be-
4Is975 = ing 10 complete order, will,
an Fr5.y. the I'm instant. resume running to Nor
folk and aichmond leaving the City Of Washington
at 5, and Alexandra at O'Clock, n. Returning.
leave Richmond on Tuesday morning, anc Norfolk on
Wednesday morning, at o'clock
Fare to Norfolk. including meals, ~
Do to Richmond. do
mayl5 NATH. WATlLtS, hHeht.
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From, p. w. BaIeh, Esq Counsellor at La,c, f. EIDE
rick Nd

FRkDIaIcK, Nd. May 3, 1851
Mr. c Hersloas ~ deem it proper to state, for the
benefit Of the public thar, several years since two OF
nv children were affected with scald head of an inve-
terate character. Ny family physician, DR. John T.
Wilson. ofIeesburg, Va who was very skful and ju.
dicous in his practice, vain underworld by every
means to effect a At length Judkns' Ointment
was applied, and the affection permanently reliev.
ed. Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
L. p. w. BALcH.
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VIM. POMEROY, Alexandri

Sole 9gent for the District Of Columbia and its vicinity
BY whom the Pills are sold in packets OF one. two
and three dollars each, aud the Powders at 37s cents
per box with printed directions; and also by the fol
lowing Sub. Agentss r. W. Polkinhorn. between 9Th
and 10th streets, Pennsylvania Avenues John Silins
Navy Yard, Washington; and Thomas C. Wright,
Georgetown; of whom alone can the Medicines be
warranted genuine BY appointment Of DR.. H. s.
hoat, II. P. ~, u D. C. H., Brooklyn, New York, he
sole importer Of these Medicines.
Morrsonia or the Family Adviser, price S275; Prac
tcal Proofs, illustrated by numerous of cure,
cond AMI third ed,ons price IS and 373 cents, to be
had rs above.
Alexandris, mar 81, 1885
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ParENr RIGHT SECURED.
WARE OF IN POSITl 0 n
SHEPHERDS PATENT SPECIFIC
OINTMENT, formerly Judkins',
Prepar.d by C.. HERSTONS. near Frederick

RIcsnosD. Va. July Is, 1890.
TIME public will be pleased understand that
4 the original discoverer ct Judkins Ointment, and
sole proprietor Of the patert from September 1917.
until the expiration of the same; but having connect
ed myself with DR.. Judkins in the commencement,
permitted the Ointmen, to bear his name. The term
Of the patent having expired the 26'h June. nave
made an improvement in the same, and taken out pa
tent thereon. SHEthshD'
or imposition having been praetsed upon the nus
lie by spurious article, bearing the name OF !aa
kins' Ointment. the proprietor avalls himself OF tne
authority granted to him in his letters pa!eh now 80
call the Ointment after his own name. Hencefortn u
will be known by the name OF
SHEPHERDS PATENT SPECIFIC ONT
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and you K know now you find me at Roanoke wi,
l really felt indignant, and said" wn =,
RandoI ph, could not have believed H. H. ail
" thought you had more compassion S'..
you have have punished him enough, Win .i
"hurtIng his feelrgs;-you have made III. '' NV
"fellow cry" What" said he quickly Nv p00'
"he shed tearsi" EYES," replied / .I uoe'
"them myself" ole shall 90 with NJ. ias
"take down your baggage" was the end Of ~" ~;
curious scene. John instantly Frightened NJ n'
forgot his masters anger, and in shor, dmp ,
bid them both good bye.
When they reformed from England in ,hsfe
| called upon Randolph. and my frs, que,,S'
was" Well, sir. did YOU regret nv adyl., ,S"",
"takins John?" "Rrsret 1t, sir!!r rcpji.S !.
{" | should have died without h,r,; he saved ~,
..lifc three times!" "rhen," said [, :. bo':
"to use your own figure Of speech, mex, time r.,
evil not go off at haf.cockn" | then Ma
him how he was pleased with England duio. : :,
visit. lie answered with enthusiasm" Then.
"never was such a country on the face Of II,
"earth as England, and it is utterly impossible lis,
>. there can be any combination Of cireums,,u,.,
" hereafter to make such another "couotrv :,
"pId England now is"
lie then gave the rapid sketch Of lis ioun,r
and told me had gone to Ireland asrera6lv 70 i,
promise. and was delighted with the cOuuir, acd
people. but shocked at witnessing So much ms.
~ Abiding to the Impressions Of both the G ).
vernment and Church, he said. The Liaa anil
the JackalI have divided the spoiIs be,arer
6. them, sir; but if had my way, would .uo
" mu zzle the OK which treadeth out the earn -
lie also said that he thought the MarGu. d
Wellesley must be an impartial uan, because /,
received the violent abuse OF both PARTIES
small compliment 10 statesman, sir, i "a
present state of ireland!"
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country, the rsscaIly Underwriters, the vssabOntd
he'll ringers, the imposing hangers on near royal.
~ Itself. But MIR. Rush exercised the ieenhss
Of /. gentleman; hi, intelligence enabled MN 10
perceive that. such ide tricks were not nauoha'
io,bles; he laughed at the anomalous aosuru'ues'
80 different from any thing in his naive 'anu'
but he did not abuse the whole country "here NC
experienced their inconvieniency ana Srosshes>'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-14
ITEMS-sELEcrRD.

Steam Boais--The Committee appointed Al a meet.
ing short time sace 10 Norwc., to devise mensures
for securing the public against injuries Gom The inn
proper use Of steam pewer Rave reported that in their
spnion the only remedy rests with the General Gov.
ernmeni. They, therefore, recommend that memovi-
ale 10 Congress this subject be from every par,
ofti,e United States. The Cpmmitiee have prepared
memorial. and persons have been appointed 10 ob-
tain he signatures Of the cilzens OfNorwch.
W. ~ Hartford Obs.
APhlalelphia paper sOyss-" Il is the general i'm.
preston ihroaghout the s,aie that Gen. Samuel mr.
keaa will he elected u s Senator on the FIRST balIo,
by the Legislature OF Pennsylvania.
I, PheMayar Of A lLany has commenced sat agninsi
Croewel, oEshe AsEHesfor n ilbel; and Csos,xell
hyesisns 70 sac Col. Webb oithe courier and Enqni.
rcr Cor similar ofgeaee.
Legal Kapestigation.=-We learn by The FrankIia
Mercury, Published Gresasei, Mrs. data sen,le-
man Of Nonhfeid, whose lady was nth New Eng
laad and injured By The explosion, hes determine
I'd 20 commence action agaissi the proprietor Of
bsa. far iajurieS spsaard By her through the nrgii-
gence of their agspis. We bsye also been informed
that sniis are abost being commenced BY The owners
" freight which was damaged or ha1. Req.
Dr.. Geecher.-Ths Synod Of Cincinnati have sas-
aincd the decision Of The Cincinnati Preshyiery, in
favor The Rev. DR.. Beecl.sr and his SON, on doe
irina points, in respect which they have been chars
ed with maintaining erroneous docisipes. We d. NOT
understand the precise mature " The controversy.
". X Com, Adp.
EWp0StaM 10 FloMT Deaieys--The Rorhesler millers
have determined 20 stn, dawa ,heir gates and closc
their oarng operations for che The 18th
on which day their last shipment Cor New York will
be made.
On Monday morning ien,ae ipfan, was found on
the steps the elegant brick hoase No. Chambers
street, nicely wrapRsd in apiece white Haonei, ami
Deposited 10 work-baskei--a Zip ofpaper was pin.
aed 70 isA clothes, which WAS written The fDIlow.
ing EEK il ,he du,y OF every afher 10 support HE
own offspring. Lei the Called Jade VINCE.
". r. Adv.
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speech ofa hero u The VsVoluon, at the moment Of
leading hismea into battle sgaiau army Of savaees
LII you gofOrwsrd. you have every thing 10 hope
for; fbackward, every thing 10 fsar"
The meeting was also addressed Ia a very Impress
i've maaasr BY the Rev. Or. Coo Of Wins,ed, Rev.
Mr. Beebc OfLi.cheeld, end Dr.. Raymond ofthe Law
School.
Members from eleven auxiliary societies pres
ent. who gave veg encouraging statements Of the
prosperity ofihe cause IN sleie respective places
The County Society now numbers more than ten
thousand messbefss aad shis nnmbeF might be easly
doubled should the scscral local associations exer,
themselves IN any degree aptproriOned the impor-
lance Of this obe enterprises Let ialOrHaiion upon
this puljec, be anivrrsaily dssepiha,ed-ie, every
family he furnished with temperance paper-et the
imporiance oftIo cameo be repeatedly arged--let
the moasier inlemperanre lie strip, 0f the Gae irar.
pings which the g moderate driaker' and the uven-
der' haze cass over ITS desnrmisissa slorl, it, the
spiri, Of The lar speech afihe Hero Of Trafalgar acu
ale every inssitiual, .y1
Soar country expects every man To do his ,a,y."
Tits recomn.ended. ihai each aaxiiiary disritne a.
extensively Al may he rrar,icable. the Temperance
Recorder issued frum the Temperance Prees IN Alba
ny-~a cheap and valuable periodical.
The amendments Of tie Consultation, intended 10
have been ac,ei upon Al Tie meeting in Lichcld, in
consequence af the few members present, were poet
poaea q the pee.iug &c she Sorieiy which will
be held in GosAeas shs Iacalay in laaaary,
1894. RICHARD SMITH, Secyetarv.
Sha,os, Moo. llth, 1854.
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NOVICE.

THE Court Of Probate a. the District Of
u Kent has allowed six months frsss she
ed day ~ November, 1880. Cor The creditors
10 the estate Of JOHN BARLOW.
late of said Kent, deceased. represented in
solvent, n present their claims 10 the spbscsi-
beers For allowances. We hereby give police
that we will attend 90 the duties Of "Dr mp
pointment IS Commissioners on said estate At
the house al The deceased. In said Kenf. on
the last Mondays Of Deeembsr and April
next. ri ten O'Clock in the f,rencon On each
0f said days.
|. ORANGE MERwIN. I Csmmis-
RUSSELL JUDD. sioMefs.
Kent, Noe. 4, 1883 50
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NOIICE.

THE I.rn. Court az Probate far the Dis
trio, 1t LifcbfrId hath assigned he elh
day "t Decrmhrr next, at 2o'rlOrIs IN the a..
iernoan, AT the Probate Office Ia LilchIield,
for the examination aud srltlensent of the al
nlinistratioO aycnunts &c the subscribers, adj
tninistraiogs on the estate 0f isaac MADHAMs,
tate of Goshen, decreased, At which time aud
place all persons interested in said estate will,
It they see cause, anRsar before said Court
and be- heard in the premises.
By order Of said Count.
NARY WADHAMs, .4dminisiratrir.
SrEpuEN RUssELI.. Administrntor.
Goshen, Moo. 8, 1888 81
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I'hree IImes q Week.

Three Times n lVeek. 20
TElE excellent Dispatch Lins Of Coaches
~ win continue their route from LfschJieid
10 NouOaik- -leaying %. Wadhams' Hotel NJ
/ O'clock A. NJ. trery Monday, Wedaesduy.
and Friday, and arrives at Norwalk in time 10
take the Steam Boats for No XOrk.
Passengers availing thems OF this op-
portunity may leave Litch6eIl ~ a. ~, ar
rive 10 New-York ut 2 r. NJ. ana Be in Albany
commodious. the teams good. a5a he drivers
attentive and obIiging.
CiiAS. PATRICK s. co.
FGre--io Noriedlk. 10 90.
g to Nsic. York, = ~.
For seats. apply 10 O. w sdhan,s.
L.ilehlGeld, Neg. 1888 n
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Lest Boy--The Boy Daussd below, u The san Of
'Nm. Humphreys. Esq. Of hnmphreysvis, and pupil
of Rev. Chas. w. Bradley. The ofile boy . 40.
aenre IL altogether mysierinns.
GP BOY LOST!!--Lefi bic resideDre IL Ham
phreyssile, Tuesday. ihe e2d vi. al noon. a lad
aged - years--of pale or sall.w cOmpleAion--sark
hair--iick ret 10 person aad tightly sloepipg. Said
boy had en black cloth Cat csp,bDac suu ick 81,
the neck and shoGIders--vest sf figured bud Mar
seilles, with railing colar-pa buiissnai or
brown cloih--aad mixed wooiIen siockisga. Wboes-
eg will give information Of him 70 WIN. iamphrrys.
ESQ. nf Derby, or c. w. Elrallev. NJ Hami,hre,s-
vile, win greatly ebge bis acscd family aAd Grieais.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-14

Winter-strained LAMP OIL,
and SPERM CANDLES,
For Sale by
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SingElar PheaomeaoR.---Y Yesterday morning, be-
tween and 6o'clock, some Il citizens observed
avery singular and At first alarmieg phenomenon.
dark cloud was seen hanging over the village, and
from the sides thousands Of meteors line shooting
stars. were constantly descending the earth, some
Perpendicuary, and OTHERS In zsaag. lighning-like
course. The cloud passed away aimost ns,aniane-
ousy and rill the meteors continued Calling aud sIaot
ing npil near broad day, long they could be
ohserved--and occasionally q ,snappng. cracking
noise was heard. like those following the escape Of
sparks from M electric battery. The daratisn of this
phenomenan was nm hour oe mprsi and during 10
tinuaace the 6rmament was rendered os h,,aoas ne
when illuminated BY the aarosa boreais.
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MlRRTED


Ia rrw Haven, Dir. Alfred Wilson 70 Miss Lonisa
Gond; Mr John A. Wilson 10 Miss Mary Wilaen, aI0f
Fairfield.
y Newiows, NJ. NOadiah Warner. &c S:uIli'sry.
10 Mics Harriet Miles; BIZ. Charics Skidmore, of
Brooklyu. 10 Miss Mary FarehiId.
IL Onlord, NJ. Benast Il. Beecher, Of Waterbury,
10 Miss Laura r. Twi.eheit.
IL Hartford. blr. f. Stasley Benton, pni,llsser ~
the Ohio Joarpal CincnOaji. 10 Miss Sophia 81 Slew.
an, daughter of Capt. Levi Eirwnri.
In New HaseD, nicilasd r. Craw fDrds EFq. Of the
District Of Cosmha, Miss Harriet A., daughter 81
WIN. II. JDRes, Esq.
Il Milford Lewsa Clark, Eeq. Of Oyster River, 70
Miss Eliza, dnughleS Of Joha Benjamin, Esq
DIED,
IN BrIdyeposi. Rev. Aaron w. Whitney. SO.
~ Easl Ly,ne. Geargs Lyman, sonof Res. herman
T.. Vail. agesk yeara mad invsilsa.
II HarIlusd Mrs Al. Brsiaasd. 81; Mics JHiia Car
ser hyiaking srsraie dagher Of Capt. jsei Carrier
Thomas Huntington, Esq. 80.
IL Easl Wiadsor, MrssTsibeaa Raydsa, wife oJ
Daniel Hayden, Esq., aged 50 years.
10 Harrington. hlHs. Lucy, vile Of Mr.. solomon
Langdon. aged 81. .
d Barkhamasd. sirs. Charlotte. wife % lir. Bella
Sqnise. aged a. ~
Il Mid1is.o~s. Gap, George Hubbard. 50.
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NGW sE.aTEs Vol. EMO. $3.50.

Bull" should like to take your paper
'aid Nh. LIVELY borrowing, as he looked in upon
rs, the other day-and we we're about to place his
name on our list, when the vetoing word but fell
upon our ears. producing an effect not unlike
that which was caused BY a butt from similar
sheepish animal in ourlboyhood.--" am much
pleased with the paper; should like to take it
--BuT-my nelghbor. Timothy roo-easy, takes
it, and borrow it of him every week" Now,
this Mr.. Live BY. borrowing is far better able to
pay for paper than his worthy neighbor; yet the
latter. and others of the Lend-aU family, suffer
hi m to wheedIe them out Of the news, which
they land he ought toy honestly pay for. They
are too easy for our good. and too easy for their
own We will thank the person who lends a
paper to any one who has never seen number VI
it; but we wish every subscriber would muster
courage enough to refuse it to those who-haunt
him every week, or in other words, have fallen
into the weakly habit of borrowing.
Norfolk (Mass. Advertiser.
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New Books,

EUST published and on sale bv w. N. MORRISON
- Wilson on the Government Of the Churches.
Records Of n Good Mans Life, BY Rev Chas ID TaY.
Tor. II author of May you like it," I" Is this
Religion" and a Fire side Bo k''
Brttan's Apology for conforming to the Protestant
Episcopal Church, contained in a series of letters
addressed to the Right Rev. Benjamin T. Onder
donk, ID. d, Bishop Of the Diocese of New York.
BE ready always TO give IN answer 10 every man
that asketh !oua for the hope that is in you
The chronological Encyclopedia Of Technical Words
and Phrases used in the Arts and Sciences, and OF
many words in common use, with popular quotations
from foreign languages and their tansla,ions. from
the best authoriies, by D. j. Browne, author Of the
Sylvia Americana, Editor of the Naturalist, &c.
mar 20
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Mind by phom you get Married.-We are
requested to give the above caution to those who
may be in fair way to be married shortly, from
the fact that u certain gentleman, lately arrived
in this city. has set up the business of preaching
and marrying "on his own hook" to use bor-
rowed expression. 1t appears that he calls bIm-
self Methodist parson, aud BY virtue of that
name performs the marriage ceremony; but as
the Methodists dsown him, and no other sect
will have him, the validity Of his acts as relates
to matrimonial ties may be considered somewhat
doubtful. We hear that he has been quite sac.
cessful in his agency Of introducing young foiIv
into the hymenial mouse trap; but If the above
be true, those happy people might just as well
have employed our humble self. to tie the "knot
indissoluble," for aught Of qualification. By the
way, while we alude to this matter, we take &C.
casion to say, that il people don't choose to go
to regular parson to get married. they had bet.
ter give the job to the printer as it is understood
to BE- in general very profitable business. At
any rate, printers would do it as cheap, if not
cheaper, than any other trade or calling, and ad
vertise the matter into the bargain, free OF charge
[Piisburg Manufacturer.
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Chaxles BENNETT

HAS eeceived, by ship Maryland. Capt. Morrell.
Ia direct from Liverpool,
10 bales best Br;dport Shad and Herring Irvine,
which the manufacturer says is Of the very
bestquslty. and is for sale on the usual terms.
lie has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Burlaps
Drab woollen Kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
A few bales best Shooting and Shifting Cottons
lie has on hand,
yeiy frs, quality black Italian Lustring
Ladies' English white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French best Florentne Nesting. and
velvet waistcnating
Blue aud black supsr6ne Cloths and Kerseymeres,
&C. sc
He expects daily consignment of Bed Ticks and
low priced Cassinet,s.
nov %
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On the disposal Of The Dead.-lt seems to
have been favorite object Of most ages and
countries to preserve from putrefactiun the bodies
Of those who. in life. had been beloved or res.
pected. The Egyptians have succeeded in their
mummes, and the Romans in burning and COL
Iectins the ashes of the dead; but the mure natu
raj and rational process has seldom been consid.
cred, viz: that OF speedily Incorporating with the
earth all that remains of organized matter.
There is class of animals (Permes) which
form the connecting link betwixt animal and veg
etable life: through this medium the bodies IN
dead animals are transformed into new life of
vegetables. Instead therefore Of incasing the
corpse in lead or oak cofhns, enbalming to pre-
serve it little longer from the worms. it is sure.
" more rational, and more according To the laws
of nature, to bury it in such thin or perishab!e
materials as may most speedily promote its disso.
luton; and. il the surface of the ground were
cred with Towering plants, the grave. instead of
an object of disgust and horror. might be CONVEX.
ted into pleasing record of our past affections.
How delightful is the thought, that while We
are inhaIing the fragrance of rose or violet,
growing in the mould composed OF our ancestors
or friends, we may be breathing the pure and
perfumed essence Of all that now remains Of what
was in life most dear to u.s.
If all our church. Yards were hower-gardens,
and every grave bed Of roses. we would learn to
look on the mansions of the dead with hope and
Joy, and not with dread and disgust; and the good
Christian should follow his Lords example whose
burial place VAS III garden.
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A LEX ANDRIA GAZETTE
SWISS EVENING HYMN.

The following custom is said to prevail among
the Swiss shepherds of the Alps. Every even
ing at sunset, the shepherd who happens to be
highest up the mountains, and has, of course, the
best opportunity Of seeing when the sun sets,
sounds with a speaking trumpet the following
words-"Prsise the Lord" which are repeated
BY all the rest in the same way.
Praise, praise the Lord, oh! all the earth!
o praise the Lord, who gave you birth;
Praise, nature all! bis holy name!
Who wrought your vast and mighty frame.
Praise him, ye hills--ye mountains tall!
Who lets you stand or bids you fall:
Ye mighty streams! Of depth untold,
Praise Him, as to the sea you roll.
Praise him. We beasts that tread the plain!
Ye finny tribes that swim the main!
We wanderers through the fields of air,
0 praise the Lord who holds you there.
Praise Him, ye twinking orbs ofIight,
That dance upon the brow of night!
And thou. fair noon resplendant queen!
That ridest midst that host serene.
And Sun, thou blazing king of day!
Praise him with every kidding ray
Ye clouds. that heavens blue concave throng,
., praise Him. as ye sail along.
And thou. uDfathomed, poundless sea!
Sound high your deep-toneS minstrelsy;
Praise Him who rules the mighty deep,
And bids it rol! or bids it sleep.
And you, ye thunders, dreadful-loud!
Borne swift upon the blackened cloud,
Raise high your awful voices, raise,
And speak your ishty Makers praise!
And thon. unsrateful-sinfal man!
Praise Him, nor try Ills ways to scan:
Whose life hangs on his single word;
Praise, praise, vain man! o praise the Lord !!
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" inc.

4 Pipe oh Madeira, Ricsrd1s brand
/ 9 half pipes choice old Brown Sherry
Just rec i,cd and for sale low by
S NJ e 8. II. JANNEY.
Vh0 hare in Store,
London Particular Burgundy, and the Juice of the
Crane, of J. Howard, March & Cp's brand. in half
pipes quarter and half quarter casks. and boxes con-
tanning two dozen bottles each. Also, Sicily Madeira,
Sweet Malaga. and Marsei,les Madeira. in quarter
casks; Champagne snG Old Port feb 70