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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

"Joseph Giliott's Celebrated Patent EIon-
gated Metallic Pen.o
Joseph elliott begs to inform the public, that he
ham, regular supply Of his approved Metallic
The stock on hand ohsrs the best i'm United
States and OF warranted good quayomongst which may
found his
"Patent Magnum Bonum Commercial Pen,"
I" Original Patent Slip Pea"
"Orignal Patent Ladies' Pea,"
Double Damascus Barrel" LunaYs" Peruvian " New
York Fountain and Damascus Pens, in . variety
stylesviz: cards of dozen each
bata holders in boxes OF dozen EACH with holders
cases, shell boxes and morocco cards.
CAUTION To THE PUBLIC.
From the well mercd and uniyersal ceeb,y Of the
Pens aieed by the whole mercantile community Europe
and the ned States several unycpd makers have endea-
vored to impose the public, by spurious imitation pur
porting 10 he the original Joseph Gotts PATENT but which
utterly worthless and entirely destitute those qualities
requisite Ia fine writing, which established
rallied demand for the original pen every country where
Is knewn!!
The public hereby cautioned be upon their guard
against these countess they be readily detected by
their unfinished appearance and by the inferior which
they sent into the market their attempt impose upon
the unwary.
Each gross ofhe genuine zen enveIopea u neatly print
ed wrapper, descriptive OF the article II contains
Further Ia guard against the fraud the public will please
always reading from the point of the pen
Joseph Joseph Joseph
Gliotts Gillotfs elliott
Patent. Warranted Maker.
The above be had at his Warehouse, No. Beekman
strhet, door below Pearl, New York. jyll-m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

suitable lor Isspfssss n $sshaa,ss aas
;,o otitfs Apply on the premises, NO. Rose street
@5A cReoms TO LET.-Two well furnished, com
- ~ Also pp lor, furnished unfunished Apply No.
oo Greenwich ST. between Coutlandt and Liberty streets
IxsA HOUSE TO LETT oR FOR sALE.-The new
nodern built three story house in 9th few doors
finished. This house finished a the best manner with
@'s %yle A III G. CLARK 1856 w"'ersreel
IA FOH SALE OR TO LET,-A large build
dying establishment In the building here are Two
large copper boil also vas and horse mill
pipes top ohe kouse' il i situated within few my ny
nge walk OF The naygae waters of the North River and
few acres OF land hg of cultivation may be had
jy3l2wr So Broad st.
ssa rtiA Ar, SiODDAKT s. CO., No. u
E Courtand street beg 10 inform the trade that they
and elegant store where they have hand
SANITY receiving fresh supplies of Hae Plush Trim
Also fancy eolored Pushes for ladies' boM,e which they
Hats, Caps, Stocks and Stock Frames, wholesale. s2y
A $3.50 nepsy ~. s. Co.'S ON pie HAT
a. hna h ps s with ne ys s%,n ,sa and
s,aniial HAT Of the most graceful form, at the accommodating
crowned with triumphant success The Hats manufactured
~ them during the las, three months surpass beauty
those Of higher prices by fashionable world To their
patrons they would aythe quality inr be,
trn-he price moderate and fxedhe profit small and all
the sales tor cash. l78 Cb aham Square, cor Mott ST.
niyl9-y BROWN L. co.
Gs)nn NEW A<iJ.-On the thirtleih of March, this
%OO year, were by the undersigned from their
factory in Harlem Mr. Christian sylvester New York
two cases, marked G. > containing each thousand
hundred bottles of hall ounce, with Medcamcnu,n
Graiia Probatum, Haarem Oil. declaring
made IN their mandatory established here in year
by Nicholas Fy deceased and this the only genuine
unauthorized Iaarem Ol-whch Haarem Oil al present is
sold by Mr. Christian Sylvester 2i East Broadway AT New
York liaarlem the thrteth of March, thousand eight
hundred and thirty-seven
(SigDed) G. DE KONING FILLY.
Mr. c. Sylvester having requested give opinion
speeding the Harlem Oil which he has for sale and having
amned wei, the original invoices &C. have hesta-
ton in saying that believe il be and genuine article
(Sgned) J. r. Chiffon.
New York, April %, 1885.
NJ b. Tae above given for the purpose putting but
In order convince the public that keep the genuine HARLEM
Oil The above reward will be paid person will
prove the above Article o be forged.
CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER, 12i East Broadway
yc92w. one door above Pike st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

vouN aNDErsSSnNh ~ :, ~. ,..,,, CO., -.
Broadway and adjoining the City Hospital respectfully w
forms the admirers u good CIGARS b. has
making arrangements with the celebrated
brands such as rarely found In this market
The most tsidous consoseurs rely having their
taste yatihed Cigars of every flavor and whe
sale or retai that shall induce continuance u their ps
age A call will ohlige.
B-J A. has with any other house 10 tins
city. iyisSms
MO. - PEARL sTN 4. ;. /, .-Spsc ious and splen-
did HsteL-Board reduced tn VI 81 Prar nousr
Rebuilt with convenience upon the old midst
~ the Burnt District The proprietor grateful hh
patronage, cheerfuy wishes ~ his
the public In this crisis by reduction dollar and y
tents day while he continue his ty ef ke~p
Ing and attention asherctofore. JOHN NJ. FLINT
nyiay
MANGiEs.-DUNCANS WEST, black and
Az smith, l-cksmbs bell hangers Little Green 81
Liberty ~ New York, have hand and manufacturing
Their Pssewt Mangss, which very usefn machine IN hos
ana boarding house keepers entirely superccde the
table laes, Sc kc. They will sell them cheap for csh
jy3ims
NEW INTTTLIGENCE OFFICE, CANAL
IN sTREET-MRs. BARKER, ieI Canal street. h~Vs
leave assuan friends and the public that op~r
cd private the bs~msn, Of the house named w~rv
he win be- ready applications families fv ~
SIMPLY female well provide plse 80 M
youpg females good character In situations In f,si
lies Application to be made between the hours oclccA
~. and 3 ~ pgin jyi2 I'm
~ KERs make 20 ahead OF all Others for beauty awe
fashion, comfort $50 e2Ty will bux an sl.gsus 49,
durssie pair of dress Boots such
.ea Ine largest and best assortment Of s kinds II Nests
and sho~s or family use ~ tho lowest prices a.
Osy one trial wa prove the fsct Apply o.
HCHARDs wALKERs two e.ssblishmens
Nos 2S spd zs7 Csssl ssrees.
gHln the oldest sco, spd shoe bcsses on The heck
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01
DEULIN AND Replacing G.ATES-
- DORIC AND MINERVA FIRE PLACES.-Also a

- DORIC AND MINERVA FIRE PLACES.-Also a
large assortment OF Crates and Fire Sets suitable for parlo
wholesale and retail a,her warehouse No 81 Exchange
Pace
Benn Crates THESE snperb castings eaualing finish the
hnes ueal ornamened with rich aud chsse designs
cued IN bias relief They coored by prscess, not
acted upon By heat rust and requiring only keep
heH clean.
The eecng Crate recently untes beauty and
being constructed with brilliant metallic
IL escapes through the f'ue
Minerva Fire Places-Ths well established article
Is known the public superior any thing in
for burning coal combses all the advantages Of both the
usual modes of communicating heat by radiation, In the
and fire place, and ny close
dfuses warmth throughout the by NJ
permitted In with heated iron plates
which well have the effect Of destroying the
Of the atmosphere rendering II often oppressive and al
ways injurious 20 the health II portable, convenience
dapted paror the warehoue and the counting
uniting the comfort Of open FIRE viii perfect safety and
ni-T BAXTERk BROTHER. 81 Exchange Place.
Miss CLARK, I3I WOOSTER STREET, inform,
lvI her friends and pupils that she hss received by the late
Zephyr worsted FOR flowers and embodery and superb
Berlin and Nrnna together with full
Chenles, Embroidery Shs, AMI white weod articles for
transfer. Also, few splendid Satin and silk embroidered
Aprons o the latest nsbsn carens embroidered and
brio rocks and variety of paint bcyes with Msrs
best eolors and every material used Nv drawing AID fancy
work.
Lessons usual given her rederce Tuesday Thurs
day, snd Saturday In Drawing, worsted work. and Emboi-
derry. Jylslm'
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AND
~ TRUST CONTRADICTIONS may eject insurnnces
wh this Company their lives the lives ~ others,
and either whale duration Of e for limited peri
The payments Of prenium my se either made annually,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01
SALUBRIOUS STOMACHlC
Enervesceut Ginger beverage Powder.
SALUBRiOUS STDMACHIC EFFERvE

ducing immediate efervesccnt draugbt, the Highest
possible State of perfection alaysg the thirst being
Mingled with component part OF the pure Jamaica Gsesr
much extoed in difficulty al digestion mSdi
cna pr-pere. has stood the test and the approval
fastidaus and the learned.
ouaveler tourists captains of vessels kc il will be sasA
adeslderaum ol the highest import either sickness Il,
health or in whatever climate, will surpass any pr~pa
tsn extan and being peculiarly portable sl fur
Their acquisition Prepared by, -
JOHNSON 4 Co Chemists
Al heir Created Water Dop.i, 30 and % Cedar 81
Soda and S~dlx Waters syrups OF all kinds seidL,l and
Soda Powders, &c. ieqsm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01
Verify, verify, there are some a. pretty specimens
saints about these times, as need be.
BY che Westerm Express MaiI.

Dates from ST. Louis are to the 22d. and from Louis
vile and Cincinnati to the Goth July.
The sea serpent was at St. Louis's on the 22d SO
says t.e Bulletin He was chased from Nahant to the
Mississippi and thence the great western metropolis
by the what walked on the water
Four steamers arrived at St Louis on the 22d.
Trade dull and the merchants were waiting pa.
tiently for the approach of Octsber.
Bentons Bank was in quo that is the metallic
hero had not got all his specie into the vaults
The Louisville Advertiser that the nullifers
enemies of the Union Wonderful! This talk won't
do now friend Penn.
United States Bank notes eqaat to specie in N ash
villethe of the old corporation that such eye
to the metallic democrats
Mr.. Penn says that democratic editors should not
wear fine black cloth they the garments
of hypocrites and consequently the Wing editors have
a special right to them
Louisville is almost equal to this city for parties She
is divided into charter and antcharer men, uptown
and downtown men, old and new boundary men, grog-
gers and antigroggers loafers and antoaies Stevens
and exquistes. hard and soft money men, demagogues
and political blueskns Nichers and anti Nicters Tip.
pecanoe tag rags and Cicero hurrahs Beat that if you
can Gotham.
The Ohio Statesman slip. published at Columbus on
the 27th back filed with the late important
news from Europe by the Louis Philippe. copied from
the Morning Herald Our beautiful little Herald is
derstood and appreciated by brethren Of the West
But can't you send in retarn for slips yours fill.
ed with the domestic intelligence of your rich and ho
py valley
1t is estimated that the late canvass in Baltimore cost
the successful candidates thirty thousand dollars
Corruption bribery, vlany, &C.. What shall ~ done
tI
gence that Augusta is sister Celeste Friend Como
ver where did you get this idea from Augusta is no
more related To Celeste than you are
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01
SOU1IIElEN AND xVssTrItN O..DESS

- OUTH EttN AND WESTERN ~. DE
= FOR ClDi LING, promptly executed on the mode.
rate terms aud III lie best at the TAILORESSES
~ iHSIRESSES CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
$50 & 1adway, Leenardst
A uds of GehtleUens and Chidren's clothiag made
above, saving OF % per cent.
Is Establishment employs large humber of industrious
Aud hetows charitable aid In of sickness and
FAD. eytent of its means. Among those assisted
M. societies OF Taoresses, and others who be-
lon HE Societies. No distinctions made by ae
Conn As applications for work daily made far be-
yond tn aoty TO supply it, anncrsased patronage respect
fully solicited. iy26-3taw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

See on that fiowrers velvet breast,
How close the busy vagrsnt lies
his thin.wrought plume, his downy breast,
TIL ambrosisl gold that swells his thighs.
Perhaps his fragrant load may bisd
His limbs well set the captive free
sought the living bee 10 find,
And found the picture of hee.'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01
nTSHTON q AaPiNI

Juiuse Paste, IN 80 and 100 ~ boxes very superior
Tsrsric Acid, IN 50 N. boves
ssper Csrosse Of scds In seIb Jars and 40 IL hegs
Rdes' Oyoriferous Csnpeurd, in boxes and hotties
Alec. swsms fansces, ri r,ssufscturers' prices oil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01
VALyABL.. observation-disclosures II

DFLINLF TNK.-This coNpostsn ella inns = prefcrcnte
other discoveries Of the Kind We requiring the aid
any preparation Letters and cphers be traced by IL
and athesgh the writing be pale at first yet by applying the
the presently assumes deep black, and then
remains firmly attached to the Web ef.ced
either possesses also the adv
productions that be- used in n similar manner that does
not has been written WITH sid
rcJe nure OF the finest fabric and
retain IL. quality In any climate, for sale 10y
$50 NATHAN u. GRAHAM
gvof~ Ne Fall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01
R& ADVISED, ALL WHO AkE. ABOUT
I'D to purchase TUSCANS LEGHORNS, or SrRAW


HATSe greatest choice of the finest and best goods far
the best apes-wh the lowest pricesraay be found
BENEFITS straw Warehouse, sh@w 297 Broad
way New York. new shape, known BY the of the
Paris Hat This most elegant shape, sets snug and easy
and so well pleases the most fashionable and Ladies'
the most bought Hats elsewhere daily brought
this establishment to be altered this beautiful Ha-as
has The shape the above House call and
indge for yourselves lie has still large stock hand and
variety % sun III classes with uncommon reduced prices
II N Boar III md the numher 2l7 Rroadw iYlH- Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01
VANILLA CREAM CANDY-CAUTI

VISITING CARD, VISITING C&hDs.-in
plain writing the Italian andfsrcy hands, printed Pc.
LISHED GERMAN PORCELAIN CARD, may be procured
OF Maiden lane and Broadway Stours EN-
CRAVING ESTABLISHMENT, where specisen books may
be
Also-sILvER PLATED DoORG NUMBER PLATES
the plating OF which unusually thick the silver being
MERCHANTS COMMISSION CARDS, executed with
distinctness and taste
LETTER STAMPS, CONSULAR AND NoTARIAL
SEALS
BRASS DOOR PLATES AND KNOCKERS, with baked
jet black edges snameed and capable OF receiving the
st polish. mv23nis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

i Americai A Satire. BY Nil Admiral, Esd" This
we'll designed and happily executed upon the
fish travellers In the United States 1t is good hUmOred and
lively exhibition the i.y and ignorance which
many afthe ouraaso foreign tourists Hail. Hamilton Fd-
le the Trolope and The e Trolopes all in for
a share, and pretty fairly paid off,"
Also recently published, THE OLD MAIDS, their yarie.
ties Characters Conditions &c by the author Of Plehias
and Patrisans," sold Bachelors" sc.
"This amusing volume AMI written in agreeable
VEIN" Published and Tor sale Wy
jy2t &, SHEPARD, 262 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01
n HOLLfcY. Real Estate anal General Agency O

L,OF sAL.-Buding ots so fe front and IS zo
SEQ feet deep, situate in the village OF White Plains
the county of Westcbeer few rods south OF the house.
and about halt mile distant from the contemplated Of
New York and Albany Railroad, recommended Ivy the
civil engiseer " d. Allen, Esq-prce siJ0to $500 oterms
years crcdt White Plains about % miles from New
York city. There daily communications 10 said city by the
Red Bird tage lire, which leaves George Halls Is Boser
except Sunday, At O'Clock returning leaves
White Plains every morning O'Clock Persons wishing
the above premises avail themselves nf the above
convey For particulars inquire of JOSEPH u. HART
corner Prince IT. and Bowery, New York City, or To
jy2e-ln' R1CHD WOODS, White Plains.
w RUSSIAN BELTS IN give support IN the back
and afford great relief such sborng under weakness
aud relaxation n the back and loins They ao great
service those whcans much the desk For sale at No
Ann 81. jyi3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-12-05
Books.

V'HE subscribers have for sale general assort-
Il ment of SCHOOL BOOKS: among which
are the following- Adams, Smiths, Buchers,
Wech's and Parleys Arithmetic; oInoys, Parleys,
Woodbridge and Wizards large Geo. raphy; Mrs
Lincoln's Botany; Playiars Euclid; Worcesters
History; Parleey's LIST and I'd Book of do; BIakes
Astronomy; Crumbs Geometry; Political Glass
Book; Smiths Grammar; National Reader; Clas-
steal do; Porters Rhetorical do; Young Ladies
Glass Book; Classical Speaker; Bairs Rhetoric;
History U. s., do IN French; French Reader;
French Grammar; LIE Bruins Tclemague; History
of Louis XIV. in French; do Charles XII; Cicero's,
Orations, &c. &c. Also,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS: among which
are the neutrality-suspicious. Book; The Mother at
Home; Child at Home; Mothers Friend; Letters
to the Young; Six months in Convent; Mammon
IA Prize Essay; Church members Guide Halves
Lectures 10 Young Men; Memoirs of Mrs. Judson;
do of Bralnard Taylor; Bucks Dictionary; NAL
CONS Bible do; History of Martyrs; Lectures on
Dramatic Art and Literature; Bakewell's Introduce
ton to Geology, with Professor Sillimans Appendix;
Large and Small Bibles; Watts and Select Hymns
Toy Books, &c. &c. All Of which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms.
SHEDD d JEWEFT.
St. Johnsbury Plain, Sept. %, 1887 S-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-12-05
a GreAf Bargain.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his TAVERN
H. STAND, consisting Of buildings, new, con-
yenient, and finished in the most superb style
Connected with which is and half of
land, in q state of high cultivation. To those who
are acquainted with the place, the business, &c
this Stand needs recommendation. 1t is situated
in the middle of the town rof Concord, where all
the public business of the town is transacted on
The Stage road leading from Burlington Guildhall
in the largest town in the County 1t possesses
many advantages above other taverns, inasmuch as
it is so situated, that the Stage dimes this place
four times a week, and affords n good chance for
taking boarders, from the Academcal School, stu
ated very near
Those wishing to purchase, will do we'll to call
and examine for themselves. Liberal credit will
be given if preferred. BRIGHAM PIKE.
Concord, VT October 6, 1887 11-8w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-12-05
MORAL Sc RELIGIOUS,

truth. Some men say that "wenth is pow
er"-sone that salient is power"-and some that
acknowledge is power"-but there is an apothegm
that would place high above them all, when 7
would assert that "truth is power" Wealth can
not purchnse-talent cannot refute-knowledge
cannot overwhelmingly cannot silence her :;
they are like Felix, and tremble at her presence.
Cast her into the seven fold heated furnace OF
the tyrant's wrath-fing her into the most tre-
mendous pillows of popular commotion-she
mounts aloft in the ark upon the summit of the
deluge. She is the ministering spirit who sheds
on man that bright and indestructible principle of
life, which is given by its Mighty Author, to an
innate, to illuminate and to inspire the immortal
soul-and which, like HIMSELF is "the same yes
terday, today and forever" When the mound
has been long heaped on all the pride Of wealth
and talent, knowledge and authority-when
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-12-05
From the Christian keepsake for 1888.

From the Christian Keepsake for 1888.
IN BEREAV EMENT.
Lift mp shine eyes, afflicted soul
From earth upIft thine eyes,
Though dark the evening shadows roll,
And daylight beauty dies;
One sun is set,-a thousand mere
Their rounds ofglory run,
Where science leads thee to explore
In every star sun
Thus when some ngloved comfort ends,
And nature would despair,
Faith to the heaven of heavens ascends
And meets ten thousand there;
First faint and small, then clear and bright,
They gladden. all the gloom,
And stars that seem but points of light,
The rank of suns assume.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-12-05

A gentleman recently lodged at n hotel some
where in the Middle States, and in the morning
was observed looking among quantity OF new
" cleaned boots, in search of his own.
"What kind of boots was your boots, sr'" IN
CURED Billy. -,
"Quite new ones, have you seen them?"
"New ones why lor bless you sir, the new
boots be all gone an hour ago."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-12-05

AYEcporE. pedlar with his cart, overtak-
ing another of his clan on the road, was thus adj
dressed-"Hallo, friend what do you carry ?"w
"Drugs and medicines" was the reply. "Good y
returned the other, 'you may go ahead-l carry
craze stones"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-12-05
no Farmers.

BOHN C. CROSMAN, manufactures and keeps
~ constantly for sale, at his shop, STRAW CUT
TIERS, which for usefulness and cheapness
perior to any other machine of the kind in use,
will appear by the following testimony of gen
temen who have used them and tested their utility
STRAW CUTTER.
The undersigned having used the straw cutters
made by John G. Crosn,an of st. Johnsbury, give
it opinion that in cheapness, durability and
usefulness they exceed any machine in known use,
fodder saving machines
1t is not liable to get out OF repair, occupying n
very small space and light as to be easily carried
under the We cheerfuy recommend the use
Of it to every farmer, for the purpose of cutting
straw hay fodder, fully believing that it will
in winter in fodder more thhns double the
expense of Il machine. s4
CHARLES ROBERTS,
JOSEPH H. 1NGAEI.S
SlLAS IlOUGHTQN,
E. B. CHASE,
E. FAIRBANKS,
EZRA lDE
LEONARD HARRINGTON,
ST. Johnsbnry Plain, Sept. 7, 1897. Cit
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-12-05

The VEIL OF THE FUTURE. Thou standest
before the mighty veil which shrouds eternity
and askest, Is il n veil Of mourning or that Of
Isis? that ola murderer beauty? that ola
radiant visage, like Moses's, or of q corpse? l
answer, Thou wilt one day lift it, and such as
thy heart has deserved such wilt thou lift.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-12-05

earth and heaven ITSELF have passed away, tru'h
shall arise, like the angel of Monoah's sncrlhce'
upon the fame of natures funeral pyre, and as
cend to her source, her heaven, and her home
the bosom Of the Holy and Eternal God.
Of all the means of forming good character
the most efficient is deep and practical sense o.
responsibiliiy TO God He who has an abiding
IMPRESSION on his mind Of the ever present ana
immutable God, and who contemplates, WITH
due affection and reverence his relations to nm
and eternity, has acting on his character an IN
auence of constant and mighty energy-pre-
serving him from all that is low and debas'ng
and eleyaling him TO all that is holy and bssiul.
Ito contemplate patterns OF human excellence
tends to improve tine heart and elevate the char-
ac,er, how much more certainly and constantly
will n similar effect he produced by habituai
contemplation of the adorable Jehovah-a char
octer, which, to use the language OF another
"borrows splendor from all that is fair, supora'-
mates to itsefa that is great. and sits enthroheo
on the riches of the universe" Behoding hat
! -i-----.~., and living under this influence. we ure
changed from glory to glory, into the same i'm
age, as by the Spirit Of the Lord.