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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-19

SOME EkOOt-S L ia I1ttsHE n tS Z OOoD
of New Bedford Dr. BRANDRETH refers lis genuine
ness to W. Albo II Piine treei ard Bowery who
are now agents for the sale of BRANDRETHS PILLS.
New Bed ord, Nov. Z, 1876
Or. Brad eth-Sir: past of your
thousands things speculative mon
catching thing; still advised them by
they RIGHTEOUS PILLS Iwss however, fatless Of
bOxes took them ding the directions and found tina they
helped much My nsghbIs, knowing how lorg had been
afflicted, anxious know the result ard nfIrmei them
that had received benefit ON the boxes which would
induce purchase Nv wife long
benefit And sir while d-l of my
plain the main body of VIII CT The springs
life were all filtered DYsPEPsIA or lNDiGEsTInN w.sL-
ACHE, ASTHMA GREAT LOSS or APPETITE, LAM
GUOR, TREMOR, COSTIvENESs. &c. Sc. such I've
varied symptoms but NUT AID will say .hst took
such medicine you Pills, which touch al r my
oomglants nena 10 penseyere vii heni and -;d
500 boxes, which you charge the wholesale
sm Sir yours respectfully, SAMUEL 5. ALERo.
Dyspepsia, intiamnatory Rheumatism. &c, e6setaaHyered
New York. ISL Laireuss eel, Feb. 2, 1895
DR.. BrandreihS Your Vegetable Univ.rs Pills INV. been
through Providence the restoring health and enjoy
men, when other had bcen used Without ia The least
than four prev commencing with hem invs
lid. had had the advice of the eminent
aud Infammaory rheumatism My symptoms pains IN
right and asu left side, back, and almost mn,
which often became bad confne bed was also
subject pasmodc attacks and frequently SICK headaches
indeed, miserable in the extreme. For several had
relish for my food aud seldom enjoyed sound sleep have
been frequently bed islered required
began with your inesmable Pills. Indeed every winter for
have been laid bed in agony but fortunately
commenced with Pills about Nay last, and thank God have
perfectly restored have not felt well as am at Thu me
many years Make what please of rhi. communication,
duty owe and The public generally for tho benefits have
experienced. am sir yours 'eTy Ie pc u
Once 1877 Hudson street. nearly opposite BrOome Price Is
cents per box -.,-l fen l6-lm@
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TO THE PUBLIC.

- BROWN Co. having hercofoIe made great improve
in the manufacture Of Satin Beaver Hats PRICE
~ THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention 10
this important branch Of business, and ter Themselves they
succeeded manufacturing article which for ghines
hal the combined result Of several experience in the
facure much and in the pursuit.
Brown Co. in presenting il 10 the public think they have
reached the umaum Of beauty ceapnes neatne durability
and comfort They also manufacture and have been
doing time very superior Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS This hat has been highly approved by
tie pubc as long experience will testify All sales for cash.
therefore good pays the losses Of bad Wholesale
dealers supplied al the shortest notice at
BROWN 4 Co.'S Priced Hat Store,
sen 16- 17s Chatham corner Of Mott street
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- RE n me dIsSoveer OF these Pills was OF opinion that ei
only ONE DISEASE, impuriy of blood which, by in
pedns The circulation brought Inflammation arrangements
the part where settled and impressed he Of Tn
truth of this smpe thery that he spent thirty
and aboous research into the medicinal the
plants composing the Vegetable Kingdom his object bcin,
compose medicine which should purify, and produce
by specific action removal of the hunior fm the blood by
stomach and bowels, by the conEsoR OF tie Of such
medicine all huer be carried and the blood
OF purity.
Many medicines advertised having properties euu
these but the proprietor of these Pills IT, this country he
grandson Of he d:coverer would wish those whe fhnk well
this and who have made medicines
give THESE PILLS trial They will be satisfied of
the difference Of that medicine which has been IS before The
English public has gained sale there 0O0
sterling per and those medicines which forced into
by advertisement before their properties be fully
The 5coveTes themselves. Captains ships
chants will find this medicine which will their health
AID answer well for expnriatisn.
Dr. BIS office Is ISL Hudson, opposite Broome New York
where Dr. Branreh may be Consulted Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays dec 23-2m-n&
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AID.-DR. GLOVER sppriue the

lVl pubic thi he continues lie consulted confidential
usual his office, where his devoted 10 the
and OF certain delicate Diseases different
stages. A, Glee Structures, Gononha Seminal Weakness.
Ucers Of long standing, and all diseases arising from npuy
the blood asd such have bsed the skill Surgeons
Tenoed IN this branch the profession Strangers apped THU
Dr. Glover having Completed the regular Of study
his decree in Medicine and Surgery Philadelphia therefore
sire he enumerated among the number of advertising
and putting nominal doctors whose found
&c print.
lie will be found his Office. No Ann street. Broadway
second door from the American Mlsue, any during
day and evsring Gniil 10 O'Clock There
Office the first through his te second hng
the Museum through private his Office door
iatB
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remedial articles inventions, promising comfort and
mothers and infants that a known The
breast pump intended milk from
sruced breast beautiful sut thr human month"; and
well calculated relief Th- her
intended for mot who though able and willing sckle
nfa f. are oten distressed and prevented from the
ormaice Of eir natural Office BY nipples. the
venence IL both parties Ii is skuy pplred that the
most nesnr and purity preserved while the in nouhed
without distressing the For sale BY Patrick Dc i 4S
Broadway, Canal street. feb Aims
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TTNHE SUBSCRiBERS HAVING COMPLETED ar

FTHE SUBSCRiBERS HAVING COMPLETED ar
angemen both in the Importing and manufacturing OF art
es a their lire Of business enabled TO connect with
former retail trade that Of wholeaeng and take
this opportunity of informing merchant. dealing in Watches,
yewey Fasey Goods that by those they will
receist Of all articles connected with the Jewe
rade both foreign and domestic which they will furnish To the
dealers Of the city. The following articles
have u.. Ken received, wiz
WATCHES AND WATCH MOVEMENTS of M. j. Tobias
Co; Jno. Harrison; Moneas ard others manufacture with
variety Of French and Swiss tie Lpne duplex and anchor
opponents
PLA TED wARE.-shefied and Birmingham manufacture,
Urns Branc Casters; CandIescks; Butteruhs; Dishcoye
with dishes Walters, &c &c
yEwELRY.-Diamohd Suits Ear Rings; Pins and Rings
Suits Of Cameo, Mosaic and Pearl, Gold Cornean and Agate
Ear Drops Go Chains Of variety of patern Foreutne and
Moaos in OF Ear Rings and Pin both real and imIta
ton; Gold and plated Seals, KEYS and fob oh,ins.
FANCY GOODS-Siyer, Shell and Ivory Card Cases; Gold
Snuff Roxes Gold and Silver evtr-poined Pencils,
Tooth Picks &C.; Bronzed goods Of every variety Silver aud
hronzed Card ks beautiful silver Gard Bskets Purses Eye
Spectaces Cornean and Desk Seals Cologne
Stands Cigar Gases and Holders with great variety of other
articles.
Additions making every day present sssoen and
every cxeion will he mde render desirable for and
Western merchants TO call upon MARQUAND& ca.
feb film 1Sl Broadway
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EDNAk JENhINS Au1lonetf.
DER ENfpIUEt SALE Of ABOUT SIN
Il b lADREil NALiIARLE BI-I DING LOTS IL IHE

E1E.E EtfRiffE n 80 LIZ OE ABOUf SIN
4 iUNDRED VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
FRANKLIN JENKINS VII sell Wednesday, the I'd day OF
March nex, II och their Sales ROOM fuin Buildings
No ID Bncd street,
huudIed valuable Building Lots Eighth
WaId Of The Of Brooklyn be The pofey lately by
Joseph Dean. the If which tn G0wanus
Heights. and gradually rHg fom tie bay the elevation gilmore
than 100 feet presents from part Of the commanding
OF the city of New York The Bay, Staten Island New
jersey, &c
This evu distance from site of the Merchants
Exchange, Twety- third in the city Of New York The
South Ferry Viii be op,aion Tiy in thu coming spring,
bolts ~ eed, Clinton and
opened and paving the whole leug h. Henry being
tiued All these lead dir Hamilton Avenue. Said
graded aud viii b. ready for travel in the
prsg his Avenue leads directly Ia this lEd the
bid The Third Ave- VIII CHI passes hrsgh this nd
lis whole ng h. and graded 10 ih property, and viii he
completed the whole length the This Will furnish
the delightful rides oh ut New York Brooklyn
An application pend boflre the Legislature for rail
that this properly surpassed y other for beauty
of puspct icao IL extended front of
nea GOO FEET aid lot has water view Tho adjoining
perry ha een sold in lots and by The Of that a twelve
dwelling houses be erected from the time Of sale
and and rapid have made and
progress between This property the South Ferry and
sdeTng high and commanding situation all combine end
desirable location for men who wish reside
city and out OF its noise and ftsiors
Every lot will be and positively sold TO the highest bidder
without and the large number off red will enable
capitalists TO maze good investment.
Th of sale 10 per the DAY of SALE so
in 60 days 60 rem.in bond and fol four
yeas per cent.
Ltho rpc maps be oh aimed the aucuDeers
No. 10 Brood street ten days previous 10 he day Of sale
Information in relation he title which dpntabe other
be had Smith kaines Councillors Halls
Exchange buildings Br okl,n (87) feb l6-dis
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~ the msl confidential his office, u Duane street,
between Chatham aud William street, NV York, where
afflicted with del Cate diseaes old obstinate ulcers, dyspepsia
WORMS dis ot ih bladder, uehrs and kidneys and all
frm the abuse If mercury inpurity Of the blood
invited TO call Thr baneul ELECTS arising
mercury need mo description troubled with certain
dista apply 10 DR. Cobit With the having
Ideally CURED without particle Of mercury, other dangerous
medicine His charges essonabe and pTponed the
OF The applicaR Dr. c. has educated Europe
teacher, o Acknowledged TALENT and his had considerable practice
in extensive hospital: and dpsaries Instant relief given
those afflicted with the piles, and perfect effected
days without confinement om business the slightest pain the
patient medicine be had TO prevent the of
certain disease The hono!a eresy Observed. Attend
snce daiivfr'r = To- JAM If
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AUCTION SALES.
EDGAH JFNltTrS Arr,ioYe,.

EDGAR JENKINS. SrctioIeor.
ENURSkTU * IL d.: I AUCTION. II 10 O'Clock al No
IL 81 Be, kman sreetliANkLiN * JENKINS will sell at
auction Mond.y morning, FEBRUARY ed 10 o'clock, at
Ma 50 ekman general If Household Fufni-
The properly family that have gone Europe consisting
OF Dsmask window Curtains; Sofas; Mamie LAMPS; Brussels,
Pauur and stair Carp Rugs; PsI, Dining and Tea Tables
Looking Glass Beds and Btddng; BesTraus; elegant
gay waIdrOb Toilet Table, &c. &C. sc together win the
Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale viii commence.
\. b. The house Will he early the Of The sale,
when The Furniture be examined. 1851 feb lids
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GRAHAM. MABEE & CO.
Wholesale DRUGGISTS.
Dealers tn
N ID A Il - A N -

DYE SIUFFS, PAINTS AND Oils,
Formerly No. 10 Old Slip,
HAVING lost their Stock by the destructive hre OF
The 10th Dec. 1855, hove taken the Store
NO 30 BROAD. CORNER OF STONE STREET,
Where they have opened large and fresh OF articles in
their line which they will dispose of on liberal terms
Acid Supnuric, ink Black, Do Red,
Do Nitric, do Mmiatic, Do Powder
Aloes, Alum, Jalzp, pow'd, Lamp Black,
Annsits, Logsood,
Anthony Arsnc, Nicaragua Wood, Csmwood
Arrow Root, Assaledits. Lead, White dres.
Balls. c, pava Do do, in oil,
Black Lead, Pea Barley, Lins-ed Oil, Liquorice Ball.
Backing Blue Viiriol, Litharge, Mace,
Borax, REID, do cld Msgnesis. Calcined,
British OIL Birthstone, Mamma, Mustard, Opium,
Bronzes ass'd. Calomel, Opodeldoc,
Canphor Gum, Csssa Panacea SWANS,
Castor Oil, Chalk Pills, Lus,
Chrome Yellow do Green Do Gregory do, Anderson
Cloves CopperSs, Pink Rect, Prus.ian Blue,
Cream Il artsr EPSON Salts, Precpitaie, red, Putty.
Eye Water, Thompson, Rfubarb, puiy Rose Pink,
Flor. Sulph Rotten Stone, Saltpetre,
Girger, pow'd do Rost. SIENNA, op. Snnis, assd,
Glue, sssd OTIS. Soda, sup. csrb
Gold Leaf, Gum Arabic Syrenges, assorted,
Gum Copal, Tart Emec, do Acid,
Do ScsmDny DO Shellac, Trusses assorted, Unbs,
Indigo Sp. Van Red Eug, do do Aier,
New York. Feb G, 1856. feb6-tf
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COLLECIATE SCHOOL,. No

COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. leo Canal street,
~ irsscein Vack, Of Canal street, r. McNEI LII and
r. A. Err Principals The location OF this School is
particularly eligible and and well ventilated
u embraces four departments
lst THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in which pupils
fitted 10 enter University College in the United StsIe
under the immediate charge Of Mr. Mcneil. auaie Trip-
preparation OF sudsnts for that University.
ID. THE DEPARTMENT OF MODERN Ian
GUAGES in which the German. French Italian taught
sunde tie direction Mr. A. Peaux, Professor Of Modern Lam
gusges
Sd THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, for a course of in-
uciion in the and higher branches of English education
is conducted by Mr.. G. G. Jennings
4tk THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT., o 81 lad.
under eight G the higher English studies by the
eular attention Reading Spelling wung
Arithmetic and Geography.
For fuher particulars apply
he hours Of 3 A. NJ. and ) Pm.
Eefereuces:-
RI Rev. Bishop Oude7daak. Secfrr Barclay. ESQ.
Rev. Dr. Mathews. chsnaet Anfi.sny Barclay. Esq.
of the New York Unis~ls Jesn Clssher. r. "a.
Req. j. +. Shroedc Sfhuyief Livingston, ESQ.
Rev. A. MacSsy. gasn Caldwell, Esq.
VIM. Sampson Esq dec 10-Sm
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PUBLIC AMUSEMESTS.
PARIS THEATRE.
THIS EVENING,
VIII he performed tee opera Of
JOHN OF PARIS
Prince Mr. Riehings Chamberlain, Mr.. Fl her
Princes. Mr.. watson 20 also"
10 conclude with ihe opera of
THE pi PET OF TIE AZ FIN wl COATS
Door at 6l- Performance O'Clock.
FRANNLIN THEATRE.
THIS EVENING.
The 10 eOHegss with the TEsi Of skill between
Plate Dancing, az fol the sum Of $3.50
THE GOLDEN FARMER.
JENNY Twitcher, J. Seton Faimer. MI. W.Seflon
To conclude with tho meIo d ana Of
THE VISION OF TIE DEAD.
Launce LynwoOd Mr.. Seton Tom Tk. Mr. John Seton
Anne Trssanion, MIS- A. Fisher
Door, open at Performance To commence al Quarter 10 T.
nOUBLE ENTRY BOUk-K EEPING j. taught
modern and approved principles The
the learners ooDyenithcshere being classes The plan of
instruction at plain, PRACTICAL and comprehensive During
the the pupil will open, post and balance
f books, and be qait perform The da;ies Of Bootepe
IN PENMANsHlP morning, afternoon. and evening L, rms
moderate Apply is5 Broadway, Mr.. Maus Druggist
S;ore.)
From the Boston Gazeei
MERCANTILE BO0K-KEEpING.--Ihe manner in which
this art taught but very mperfec idea of the practice
Of merchants and when person gels for the time,
oouniinghouse he finds smIue what he
and what he has been taught than really between the cham
deer theatre Alsddis lamp The great difference
theory and rrac.icebew the study f and
psicson TO practical well known 10 need remark and
think Mr Fosters PLAINLY connecting Systematic Keeping
ration of all wis wish acquire the
a th-rough and ,htctuai nsnner
iii! Penman, qualify L pecu for the duties
oil las profess on jan 6-if
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FTNO FAMILIES, fUBLIC AND PRIVATE
II PARTY GIVERS THE SsIBSlRIBER having Ian,

Il PARTY GIVERS-THE SUBSCRIBER having long
experience snd the m oles of European
conducting Public and Private Dinner Paiiies. Balls
m will be glad TO take the entire charge IF suh other parties
render the assisan
Walters capabty and honesty the shortest
and most mode
Bills of Fae ard when required the cooking depart
msn will be superintendent trouble 10 families
ii. NJ FALCONER-
Orders left at Me Smith Cause SO Reed street. will be in
stlntly attended TO- fbI5-2w
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SALAMANDER CHESTS, SAFES. scs--Im-
~ PORTANr AND VALUABLE DtsCOvERY.-The
Subscriber has much pleasure presenting the public Compo
sion that not Gully indeiias5e in itself but found be
nocorducof Heat and therefore invaluable in the maRufac
ure Of Iron Chests s Wndow Shuer Doors, &c and
manufacturing aud ready receive orders for the above named
ice:.
Persons DESTROYS of hssg and wishing farther proofs be
rred ny witnessing actual experiment by calling his
factory No. III Reid street, corner Of Washington.
feb Lift w. K. HAMILTON
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A THENA PLASTER.-As sfe and cfeotua remedy
n for tho Rheuman Lamene Of The Back Limbs, Tight
ofthc Chest nd Difficulty of breathing. Thi. plasIei pre-
red from The orig nal rcPe Of an eminent .. this city,
who Is employed for the last twenty with
in his private practice seldom il failing of giving immediate
relief. Prepared and for sale by
WHITING < NEWELL,
feb Tiff Corner Of Madison and Catharine street.
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THE VARIOUS WEAKNESSES PECULIAR
10 the Fair Sex at.ly under the pOveTs
EVANS TONIC CAMOMILE PILLS, add ladies of fashion
and rspectabI, in his country and especially in Europe have
fund them 10 he the best med cal appedsge the toilette
met WITH Teciling the decyed spirits pang The head
ache dizziness and languor and ting paig yvaoty and
chasing meiaa ohoiythey give ouns and strength
whole system Sold Who'll sale and retail at 95 Division New
York. feb s-lm
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boring or trusting vie Mary account, she Will
not consent my lawful demands LET h. leave my child.
feb 1879 PATRICK DONNELLY.
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nR. PARIS,S CELEBRATED SPECIFIC FOR
- GanohGa ***%-Such have been unfortunate,
nnguarded hour TO have contracted this deae may
hnd safe and certain remedy the medicine without
hnsment injury the constitution infection will
cured in tive Days To be had IT IS Division Price 81 Adj
given those rs e med m
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31

slaves I'm the Union. is SUCH Il result desirable!
This question is addressed to the sbber
sense Of the neoplc of America. Would
it be polite or advantageous Would it
contribute 10 the wealth, or grandeur. or
happiness of our conntry2 On the con-
trary, would il not produce consequences
directly the reverse I Are not the slaves
unfit for freedom: notoriously ignorant,
servile, and deprayedl and would any
rational man have them instaneouslytssns-
formed into freemen, with all Tho rights
and privileges of American citizens I Are
they capable of understanding correctly
the nature of our Government, or ex-
ercising judiciouslv a single political right
or privilege? Nay, would they even be
capable of earning their own livelihood,
or rearing their families and independentlv
by their own ingenuity and industry.
What then would follow from their lilera.
ton, but the most dcplorable state. Of
society, with which any civilized, country
was ever cursed? How would vice and
immortality, and licen,ionsness. overrun
the land! How many jails and peniten-
tiaries, that now seldom hold prisoner.
would be crowded to suffocationl How
many fertile fields, that now yield regular
and abundant haryests, would lie nnoc.
cupied and desolate7 How would the
foreign commerce OF the south decline and
disappear? How many thousands Of
seamen, of whom southern agriculture IS
the very life, would be driven for support
to foreign countries! And how large "a
portion of the federal revenue, derived
from foreign commodities exchanged for
southern products, would be lost forever
to this Government And, in addition to
all this, what would be the condition of
southern society were all the slaves eman.
cipated! Would the whites consent that
the blacks should be placed upon full
footing of equality with them? I'm
questionably not Either the one class or
the other would be forced to emigrate,
and, in either case, the whole region Of
the soutl, would be scene Of poverty and
ruin. Or, what is still more probable,
the blacks would every where be driven
before the whites, as the Indians have
been, until they were cxterminated from
the earth. And surely it is unnecessary
to remark, that decay and desolation could
not break down the south, without pro-
dicing corresponding depression upon
the wealth and enterprise Of the northern.
States. And here let us ask, loo, what
would be the condition Of the non-slaye-
holdino States themselves. as reoards fl,e
blacks9 Are ,hev nrenared to receive
mvriads Of negroes and nlace ,hen, mon,
an eoiali,y with the free white laborers
and mechanics who coos,;,nte ,be;, ,nr;dt.
and strength? win tho new States consent
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Article 1, section 8.
I Amendments to the Constitution, art ).
:Dl.,ds's Rep. vo,. 2, D 3S5.
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cannot conceive of, which would induce you
to do this2 How infinite, how inconceiva-
bic, then, must have been that love which
brought down the Son Of God from the ce-
lestlal world to redeem our ruined race -
which led him to exchange the bosom of his
Father for veil Of flesh; the alterations of
angels for the SCOTS and insults of sinners;--
and the enjoyment Of eternal life for an &C
cursed, painful and lgnominious death =
Nothing but love could have done this. Not
all the powers Of heaven, earth, and hell
combined could have dragged him from his
celestial throne, and wrested the sceptre of
the universe from his hands. No, it was
love alone, divine, omnipotent love, which
drew him down; it was in the bands Of love
that he was led willing captive, through
all the tolls and sufferIngs Of laborious life;
and it was these bands which bound him at
the bar of PLATE, which fettered his arm O.
everlasting strength, and prevented his
blasting his murderers.
Unless we could ascend into heaven, and
see the glory and happiness which our Re-
deemer left: unless We could descend into
the grave, and learn the depths of wretched-
ness to which he sunk; unless we could
weigh as in a balance, al the trials, and suf-
ferings Of his life; never; never can we
know the unreasonable extent Of his love.
But these things we cannot DO. None but
the omniscient God knows what he felt or
what he suffered; none but the omniocient
God, therefore, knows the extent Of his love.
To think of the love Of Christ. is like try
ing to conceive of existence which has no
beginning, and power which can make
something of nothing. Tongue cannot de-
scribe it; finite minds cannot conceive of it;
angels faint under it; and those who know
most of it can only say, with inspiration,
that it passeth knowledge.
IPuySon's Thoughts.