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OYsPEPsIA AND LIyER COMPLAINTS:

HEPATtCE formed chemical ANALYSIS and synhesis OF
lodged totally ec!pc the preteBs0ns every other
and superseded necessity Of other mode OF
uaen diseases fnd exist well
enlargement Of The Spleen. and IN Jlnndicp.
the symptoms OF Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints
euency. ai burnng the stomach. melsncaoy r
petite which sometimes ysro, and other times greatly
deficient; tsrst frd BREATH weakness Ut the stomach
sct ersctsns paPao dsowness irregarity OF me bowels
stomach
oDnfassn mind attended with Of memorya gnawins
in the olsh when empty ehness Affection OF sight and hear
pain and weakness iaHguor i bedsleep cold
hands, reno the throat cough side
breast
During ye1 thousands with Joy would testify
great efic ICY, like the following
From Major Willis Young of Scriven CO.. Geo. Nov. 1855
Dr. Peiers-D-ar Sir 1t Is with unspeakabe pleasure
inform you Of NV recovery from most distressing dyspepiic and
liver under which both the energies mind and body
drance vile, for
your Vegetable Medne S;omchicf Hepaiic At
this time have not vestge Of disease about seer have ad
for several months "a h m Ike this public
for the benefit Of suffering humanity. Wishing every
which udabie undertaking in the removal of the most dis
remain with the deepest gratitude for The beneft derived from
Jour professional skill, your friend, WILLIS YOUNG.
J. p Peters, NJ ID.
Prepared BY Joseph Priesley Peters NJ d. P. B. c. p NJ HI
Institution far the Chronic Diseases by
remedies No l9 Liberty street. New York, inventor and sole
ITOPTietor
BIO prevent imposition genuine medicine
will have facsimile Of the proprIets signature the aoel
will also be the dreetioas circulars AMI woi accompany
IEg Them and his will be stamped the hotties.
For sale rslail by VIM t. Peters New Haven and Harvey
Symoa- Hartford AT wholesale and retail Wn- Jones' Gene
Agea No - Laerty street, New York, where further nfOr
nation relative 70 their operation may be obtained ard
certificates seen Of their unrisalled efficacy.
Dr. p his sincere thanks for the very extensive patronage
that been extended him hs arrival this and
h3pss merit the continued and united support o bis old friends
and gain additional
apply he visiting Europe the first Il next May
der9lm
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a SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA :
N COMMUNICATED AS certain remedy for Indge ton
discovery the IMPOTENCE all persons Ideem
sive duty testify folowFor than six years have
been afflicted with Dypeps accompanied with loss Of strength
appetite and head ache &C. For
these diseases had the attendance of physician
Who vany every in his power health,
at last despair he directed try Oldhsms Family
Pills. need only add that three boxes of these pills have entire
ly restored me to health.
JAMES r. RAPPELEE No. II 2ist street
These P sold by the proprietor, at No. SIS Bewery
dec 7-tf
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SPECTACLES.
To THE PVBLJC.

BROWN l. Co. having heretofore made great imprsvr-
"a in the manufacture Of Saln Beaver Hats, PRICE
<f$A THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention
this aport branch Of business and haeT themselves they
aye succeeded in manufacturing article, which for ghtne
hat is the combined result Of several experience in the
fscsIre much attention d great perseverance in the pursuit.
Brown Co in presenting the public think they have
y reached tbs umam Of beauty. cheapRe durability
aad comfort the They also manufacture and have been
doing for very superior Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS. This hat las been highly approved hJ
public, long experience will testify All aes for cash
therefore good pays the losses Dad Wholesa
dealers supplied at the shortest notice
BROWN ( Cos. Priced Hat Store
I73 Chathan Of Mott tree
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IOLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 100 Canal street. en-
~ in VzIick of Canal street. McNEILL and
Z. A. STREETER Principals. The location of this School is
particularly eligible hd its spacious and well ventilated
Il embraces four departments;
Ist THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in which pupils
fitted University College in the United States,
is under the immediate charge Of Mr. McN graduate Of Tn
~ C0ege Dublin who for occupied in the critical
preparation OF sirdsns for that University.
I'd THE DEPARTMENT OF MODERN Ian
GUAGE> which the German French and IalaR taught
under tie direction sIr A. PesaUx Professor Of Modern Lam
ruagcS
Sd. THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, for course Of in
srucon the and higher branches Of English education
Is conducted by Mr.. C. G.. Jennings.
4h- THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT, 10 fit lads
under sight years or the higher English studies the par
tlar aeat0n Reading Spelling Writing the rudnents
Arithmetic and Geography.
For urther particulars apply the tine between
the hours of A. N. and p NJ.
References
Ri Rev. Bishop Onderdoak, George Barclay. Eco.
Rev. DR.. Mathews Chancellor Anthony Barclay. Esq.
Of the New York University John Chambers Esq.
Rev j. +. ShToedeT, Schuyler Livingston, Esq.
Rev. A. Macay. John Caldwell, Esq-
Vim. Sampson ESQ. dec i0-3a
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SEARs, ANIERIcAN VEGETABLE RE-

- NoVATING Pills. wn,en have 0ay.a a.en.Ty me,
ssu. q. hundreds ih city ,s.diy the
nate cases Of Dyspepsia Liver arising
di'ordered state Of the stomach bowels or impury
where circulars giving absorption Of the
and certificates may oe aiou.y obtained
sSeePied The Pin, for sale Mr. j. D,iuneI 49,
Shaw. Bey MI Mw s s%os.. !, i fulton
Mr. ~ b. Graham 80 street Mr. H. Hurts corner
s"e: 5Oe Grssnweh streets Mr. iah
Mr. VIM Bige.w Brooklyn. s. Fulton street nov So-eo.
4 ASb Sf5 EKRs SEINE w. Fur CAPS, Hats,
respectfully inform their friends public that they continue
to inqae,s s aud keep for sale splendid Of
which they offer at very how prices Their the
er%s cape Boa s and is n ssa f R
oner Faeal Nuria Muskra, Rabbit. and Hair Seal Caps
Satin Beaver Hats. Foaard ssiin figured DO Striped do Pad
DO Plain DO Stocks with M Bow. and Pa also hsd
Vesng Bombazin, Mohai and silk Stocks the
Collars Crssa and se,s Pocket HandSsrehes
susPenders, Gloves, &c 2-if
e B. d dLs ILL PRE-
commented exclusively specific for Gonorrhaa and elects
this pleasant and valuable composition daily presented but hi,
mode Of publicity has, will be adopted citing
hut their simple recommendation Try produces greater
ec nerspersed with The particular, Of ten thousand Cases But
changing community doubtless there hundreds who
Of the magnitude relying en- doubtful medicines
therefore, cannot be deemed mpruden recommend this
ha article to be uied in for often few produce
desired effect.
Dserins hOm the common nostrums that daily attempted
IA isted intelligent community by their fraudulent prete
sons couohed in general terms, and insungy offered
complaints Numerically opposite in their and their
remedies the antpodes each other in their effect This
dc singular action derived from each Pitts constituents having
peculiar operation the particular symptom intended
renoye-the combination and adnixtne forming irresistible
suit Incompatible with the complaint Immediately subdng VIM
ece rendering inert and Producing safe and certain
Surrounding the medicine a plain treatise with vsrss recipes
FOR all the different symptom 18th simple and easy
the frs, stages Of syphilis observations empirical imposition and
he lamenable decisions aien amt ON these complaints
AGENCIES.
NEW YORK.-l05 Cherry street.
PH1LADELPHIA.-362 Market street.
ALBANY.-6 State street.
NEWARK.-S54 Broadway oct3l-tf
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GREENWICH COAL YARDS.-5zS hudson
" OF Leroy, and 43 Hudson Of Amos street. WHIT
ALL LAWTON respectfully inform their friends and the
Of Anthracite Coal that they daily receiving Of
superior quality Schuylkl Coal warranted to he equal any
Coal sold in this market under they would call attention
particularly the Spohn and Gate Veins From their
ment this they feel satisfied they viii he able give safi
ten TO consumers both as 10 quality and price.
Orders strictly attended to-
Orders received by A. De Camp Co. "a Wall street
Ten Eyk l02 Washington o. Rooback 1876
al either Of their yards. JAMES ID. w. WHITEHALL,
aug 81 JOHN w. LAYTON.
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DR. 81 ,Hgg oSTLIsT P PF PIT S.;

- Oa Of tNAloh1 AND DISEASES OF THE HO-
eAN Ely T. No l64 Broadway stairs es inform those who
troubled with weak nfaed Eyes, defect of VISION
hat they opportunity Of getting their eyes PER-
fECTLf CURED without OpeTaonl By the aid Of skill
medicine and glasses Dr. f. having studied Hnder the re
brated Dentists in Europe and of the best in America Pro-
essor Smith, of the Meoa. College Of Oho.i enabled
with confidence that he sight, snd in hnr Tine
The nsst dangerous diseases Of the Eye hitherto considered
Tsbe from bis extensive and successful practice, hundreds in
New York and elsewhere testify.
SPECTACLES.
The patent self beautiful transparent medium Spectacle
Glasses having the peculiar property Of keeping the perfectly
cool giving immelate and and the time
adjust itself without the Of change. Dr. E.
Will himself ht the Patent Glasses suit the particular defect
Price Ofthe patent glasses, 81 >, ditto IS.
y. h. ElOts Patent Ointment for the immediate
Summation Of the eye Price 80 per box warranted.
Advice the gratis the evening Of Monday Wednesday
and Friday. nov LIT
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DERSIAN SWEET BAGS.-An invoice OF Fde
manufacture celebrated for seeming Trunks Drawers, &c.
rendering them from moths &C. For sale by the Dozen
or single one. by RUSHTON L ASPINWALL,
dec IS William street, and ITO Broadway.
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I THOMPSON, NO. 12 WALL-ST. Pledges
y hmelfto his customers and friends that in his stock neeoeia
ns he will do nothing his This time and ability
in III shall he devoted t the benefit Of those who favor HIM
with their orders. oct 2S4f
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no THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF

NEW fORK-Yon RESPECTFULLY requested preserve
your health wM r. SMITH M Il Maiden Lane three doors
from Broadway this opportunity informing the public
k acquainted with the Water Proof Shoes, that they the
most valuable article offered the public being made shoe
without possible penetrating His stock
OF this article Gler Boots do Shoes and Slippers with
and without Also Genleaen Boots and Over-shOes
whole combining with and comfort; alo,
sive assortment Of article from the Boston and Lynn India
Rubber Factory together with every article the ready made
Linen line likewise, extensive Of F Of de-
sorptien all Of which you respectfully invited call and
emne.
WANTFD-3n0 Seamstres.es Apply as above dec Slim
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EONFECTIONARY STORE FOR SALE-

" handsomely fitted up Confectionery Store for sale The
consist Of Glass Jars Boxes Counter Shelving, Baskets
Scales Weighs Sec Oil Cloth oar and counter awning
k all and first rate order along with small stock Of
CoBeetinnay. Ii will be sold bargain, applied for the
proprietor having than he the only
sfh Offering tr sale Part cash required and good for
the baoncs 30 days Apply No go BVwery above Prince ST.
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WOODS CARpENTERs, AND MECHAN-

w ICs TOOL STORE, corner OF Chatham and Chambers
streets New YoTkT j. W. has constantly fcr sale excellent
assortment Oft following
saws of description Stocks and Bits Augurs and Augur
Bits Patent Sets and Dyider Turning ami Farmer
Chise.s and GoHge Screw Plates, Stock AZ Dies Hammers
Axes. AJEes, Bevs ti1u-e >pr Leve, Furnishes, Spoke
haye Cc1v Saws, Turning Lhes. Vices Measuring Tapes
Drawing Instruments Wood Boxes for Cutting Screws Of all ikcs
Rules, Files. Drill Rows Cutting Nipper and Pliers Mitre
Squares Cozpaes, Saw Pads Oil Stones Draw Knives. Plane
ru Iron and Steel Squares Hollow Angus Drawing Squares
Screw Tools Shelters Patent yur Cabinet Makers Clamps
Copper Glue Pots. BLOW Pipes. &C.
~ B. large assortment IT Planes manufactured by A. T..
Baldwin, PreniuIa Plane, Factory, n y. oct 2e-Sm~
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SYJkUP nCE sII.s p t Moss

nor THE CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS,
Splitting Blood pain the side, chest difficulty Of breath
ing and all Of the Lungs chest and liver confidently
recommend Dr. sylors of LII have been az
aced with nepent consumption accompanied with all the above
disease for than three and at length
trely sound health solely by the bottles Of this
excellent prepsaon"Dr Taylers Bslsam Of Liverwort"
therefore, advise abong under the effects cold
inclined Consumptiont make immediate trial of this safe and
EN- cacous medicine. VIM. G. SMITH, III, 9th Avenue.
This medicine be Obtained genuine only the Agent No.
a Cherry Roosevelt and Of the proprietor SIS Bow
cry. nov
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OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.-Th article
~ In great demand, and much improved. II is particularly
recommended for the nursery, where mild soap required
being emollien simple compound Of Amends,
RUSHTON ASPINwALl,
dec 81 So William street. and ITO Broadway
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EEVER AND AGUE.-RUSHr ron ( ASPIN.

AfEt FIX AM All Es-hOSft lON ASfiN-
WALLS Tonic Mixture, Tor the of Fever and Ague-
This article is offered with confidence the public and enO-
mics Of its efficacy be furnished from Mr. Charles Henry Hail.
Harsem Dr. Van Rensalaer; VIM Holly and Others Of New
York whose friends has been used with marked
The proPr well assured Of its value thai they sell
the condition Of Ieudng the price instance where II
il used according the dreconsl without eecrg
For sale by EUSHTON x ASPINWALL,
3 &c William St and ITO Broadway.
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4 SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Hasing by deed Of assign
N appointed Assignee Of the prope ,fJACOB
SMITH the City Of New York, Livery Sta r..Keeper) in
Tor the benefit of all Of his creditors require all in
eblcd lin make immediate payment and all persons having
claims demands against him furnish Of the parcu
las thereof without delay the subscriber the Of Bsekmsn
and Sonth streets, New York.
Nov 20, lass nov Sniff WA p. WRIGHT, Assignee.
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4 CIVIC BALI. TICKETS

NILIIAhl tIfIC SALs ny n r 4 p
Cards. engraved superior style and printed with
neaness highly enameed PsrseaR Cards Persons furnishing
Card plates have them printed in the approved
fashionable style short notice Specimens be and all
ers promptly executed VALENTINES Engraving Printing
and fashionable Visiting and Store Card Establishment
26-tl 80 John of William
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- TlRLfNG'S ORIENTAL BAI-SANICAl COM
- PDJND.-AD efcaciou sanitary and slice. Ua remedy in all
Of Lcucorhee, Involuntary Emiss San.d Weakness
egtay of the Menscs Irritation Disease aston Of the Bad
der and in all diseases Of the Urinary Organs The imneisie
lief generally afforded by the Of the Bsamc Compound
short space time has much heightened its celebrity the
II The above diseases is confidently 1aeed With accompanying
certificates Of the most eminent o the british Faculty, which win
anp high reputation in which the unique preparation valued
Prepared only by W. Stirling wheshapel London. Sold whole
sale and retail, by
NATHAN GRAHAM Chemist
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4 trated and explained. BY B. f. FOSTER, Teacher of
Writing ard Bookkeeping author Development Of Cartars
System Prize Essay the best method Of teaching Penmanhip
&c. vol. yo. with plates practical and ornamental.
Also Fosters Elementary Copy Book No to A. designed
lead the learner from the FIRST rudments penmsnshp perfect
knowledge OF the Adapted schools and private
81 Is per dozen; l2t single For sale the Writing Eab
lihnem l8S Broadway.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-11-01

ner. Farmer PloughSnare seated himself.
saw his long finger in that particular po-
sition in which u tobacco chcwer knows
how to put his digi;s when about to unlade.
He drew them across his mouth; trembed
for the consequences. should he throw such
Il load upon the hearth or the floor. But
he had no intention thus to waste his quld,
understanding to rclate---dePoSited 1t Oe-
side his plate on my witc's damosk cloth.
This was TOO much. | plead sickness
and rose. There was no lie in the asser-
ton now,I ,cas sick. retired from the table,
bu. my departure did not dlScomposc Tar,
mer Pioughsharc. who was unconscious o'
having done wrong. returned in season to
see him replace his qud in his mouth to un'
dcr5o Il second mastcation; and the church
bell oppor;uncly ringing, called HIM before
he could use his plate for "a box-toI
such, WIS purSuadcd. would have been HI:
next motion. | went up s,alrs, and throw
gmvsYII' on the bed. fell asleep. Dream:
of inundation. floods and fire harrascd me
| Thought | was burning and smoking like
cigar. Ithcn thought the Merrimack hat
burst its bankS and was about to ovci ilov
me with its waters. lcould not escape the
wafer had reached my chin tasted it, l
was Ike tobacco Juice. coughed anc
screamed and awaking. found had beer
to sleep with quid IN my mouth. My
wife entered at the moment threw away
the filthy wecd-Iluz, if were YOU woul;
not use that stuttany more.
4 won't said |. Neither fig nor twist
pietail nor cavcndSh. have passed my ilps
since nor ever shall they again.
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11srBoRDINATloN-BAD COMPANY.

Habits of insurbodinalion at home, and
the company OF bad boys abroad, are the
two great sources OF evil, which undermine
so much OF what moral and religious in.
s,ructions would otherwise effect. The
current ofpa:ernal interest is setting to.
ward instruction to such an extent, us to
overtakc altogether its power-and the lm-
mensc injury which comes in from such
sources as bad company and lnsubordna-
ton. is overlooked and forgotten. What
folly. TO think that a boy can play with the
profanc, impure, passionate boys which
herd in the s'rcets, six days in week. and
have the stains all wiped away by being
compelled to learn his Sunday school les
son on the seventh, or that children who
make the kitchen or the nursery scenes of
r..o and noise, from the age of three TO
eight years, will be prepared for any thing
in after life but to carry the spirit OF lnsubor-
dinaton and riot wherever they may 60.
No: children should be taught, most Ger.
tainlv. but they must also be taken care OF.
They must be governed at home, and be
kept from communicating influence from
abroad, or they are ruined. If parents ask
low We shall make our children obey, we
answer in the easiest and pleasantest way
Won can, but at all events make them obey.
lfvou ask how shall we keep our boys
from bad company, we answer, too, in the
easiest and plcasantest way you possibly
can, but al all events keep them out of the
streets. The alternative. it seems to us, is
as clear and decided as any which crcum-
stances ever made up for man-,vou must
govern Your children and keep them away
from the contamination of vice, or YOU
must expect to spend your old age in mour-
ming over the RUNS ofyour family.
.4bbot's Lecture.
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From the first day of our embarkatlon un-
til the present, nothing within the reach of
their power has been left undone, which
could in any way promote either our happi-
ness or usefulness. Every facility we could
desire has been granted for holding religious
meetings on deck, on the Sabbath, and the
evenings of week days; and also for private
intercourse with the seamcn. The conse-
quence has been, that the Lord has blessed
our humble efforts to do them good. He
has given testimony to the word of his grace.
and granted US time of refreshing from his
presence.
A number of those who. when we left
America were enemies to God in their minds
and by wicked works, have, we trust, been
reconciled through the death ofh.s Son, and
are now rejoicing in the hope of the glory
of God! and we think that We have reason
to believe these hopes are resting upon
the sure foundation which God has laid in
Zion.
While we desire that all the glory of this
work may be given to God--that all these
trophies broadening grace may be laid at
the feet ofour Emmanuel, and that He may
be crowned "Lord Of all" yet VIC think,
that the countenancc and aid which we have
received from Captain Dolby and the off.
GERS have been owned and blessed of God
| for promoting his own work. And in this
case we have another instance OF the Grace
and faithfulness of our Covenant God.-
Those who have thus honored him, He has
honored and blessed, by making themselves
Gas we humbly tr':s) partakers of his heav-
cnly Gift.
knowing that it will be gratifying to our
friends in America, and to all the friends OF
the Redecmer, to know these facts; if you
will give this place in Your paper, and re-
quest few of your contemporaries to do
the same. you will confer a favour upon
! YOUR Brethren in the work Of our common
! Lord. M. WINSLow,
JAMES McEwEN,
r. 0. DWIGHT,
JAMES R. CAMPBELL,
w. S. ROGERS,
JESSE NJ. JAMESON,
JOSEPH PORTER.
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From the Christian Intelligenccr.
HEAVENLY PATHS.
CHAPTER II.
THE temper requisite for securing Eternal
SglratiUR.


The temper requisite for securing Eternal
Salvation.
|. Come. as lost and undOnc, hopeless
and helpless, to an all-sutficlent and mercI-
till Saviour. Cry out, as one sinking amidst
waves and tcmpests, "Lord. sare me, or l
perish." View his hands and feet. and
say as Thomas, "lIy Lord, and my God:
my Christ and my Saviour" And with
Peter plead. Lord, 10 arhom shall | go!
Thou hast the uords of eternal life. Thou
canst help me out Of the deep mirc of my
sins, and over the fiery guIph of divine
wrath. and canst bring me into the blessed
presence. and kindcst embraces ofthe God
of glory. | stretch out the weak arm OF
nv faith to thee Q, stretch out the strong
arm of thv power and mercy, and come
and save NE!
,. Come. as an humJc and pcnitentSin
ner, to an offended Majesty. Come trem-
bling, with tears in Your eyes, and deep
sorrow in YOUR heart. Come, as one vile
! in the sight Of God, of angels and saints, and
especially in your own sight. Like the
Publican, not daring to Hti up so much as
your eyes to Hearen, smife upon your breast,
saying, God be mercJm to me a sinner.
As the Centurion. /" Lord, | am not worthy
thou shouldst come under my roof" Or, as
the Prodigal, "Ihare sinned against Hear-
en-, end an not arorthy to be thy serrant.
Yet there is mercy enough in thy Fathers
heart, and in thy merits. BY sinl have as
it were, often fetched blood fresh from thy
wounds, though it ran from thence so free
ly for my sake; but now sight of thee
breaks my heart, and fills me with godly
Sorrow."
3. Come as a polluted creature, to clean
sing fountain of grace. HumbIy confess,
mot Lazarus with his sores, nor job 'c'h
his boils, sitting in the ashes, were so filthy
and abominable in the eye of man, as am,
through the plaques Of my heart and life, in
the sight of pure and holy God. This
flthiness of sin attends me wherever go.
How does itcleare 10 every duty and every