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PRUSPEC IUS.
METZ EDITION OF THE CIVIL CODE OF
LOUISIANA.

Il has been for some time made known the public
Il that the subscribers engaged in preparing for
the press edition of the Louisiana Civil Code
They were from the first, aware of the great difficulty
and responsibility attending The publication of the work,
and not without great hesitation that they con-
sentcd to the undertaking. But the present edition,
amounting to about three thousand copies, and which
had cost the State than thirty thousand dollars,
was entirely out of print. For than two years
past the usual price Of the work has been from thirty
to fifty dollars.
operates upon every individual OF the state, interested
either in agriculture or commerce and which governs
the disposition OF so much property coming to us from
other states, hat-unl Ike aOs Any other treatise upon
law--it is as much the textbook and manual Of the
merchant and the planter, is Of the private gentle
man aud the professional advocate
The lawyers of the adjoining states, and in fact of al
those states upon the Ohio and Mississippi rivers which
Ind mart for their produce in Louisiana, have fire.
gutnt necessity of reference to the code, and make
indispensable requisite to their Libraries; and in the
cit, of New Orleans the book is as sure to b, found in
the merchants counting room upon The desk of the
Judge, the table of the attorney. 1t s net surprising
therefore that the first edition of he work quick
iy disposed of; and although mere reprint Of it would
IN some measure supply the public necessity, yet it
would be imperfect and unsatisfactory unless annotated
with references the Reports aud Statutes in order
embrace the numerous amendments which have been
made by the Legislature, and the important decisions
and constructions which have been given upon many
its articles by the Supreme Court.
The publishers have secured, for the general super
intedence and editorial department of the work, the
professional services of Wheeock Upton, Esq. a
me.,ber of the New Orleans Bar. The Hon. Judge
have each kindly assisted Mr. Upton with the valuable
notes which they have collected in the course OF their
studies and practice; and to Mr. Jennings, the part
ner of Mr. Upton who is also engaged in the work Geo
Srawbrige, Esq. has presented the great of refe
rences contained in his office copy of the code, and
which nave been made by him during the whole period
may therefore we'll trust that the nnnoations of the
work will he all that industry and abour assisted by
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. Collection of Colloqnal Phrases, every topic ne
n ce.sary u maintain conversations, arranged under
Arreut heads with numerous remarks On the peculiar
ciation and use of variums words. The whole
jismsed as considerably facilitate the acquisition OF
correct pronunciation OF the French. by \ Donar
new edition, revised aud corrected. -
SELECTION of ne hundred of perrn's Tables, accom-
panied with key, containing the text, literal and free
Translation, arranged in such manner to point out
Indifference between the French and English ldiol,
. no figured pronunciation of the French, according
he hest French works eNtalit on the subject The whole
preceded by short treatise the sounds ofhc French
language, compared with those OF the English.
a Pronouncing French Primer, the Scholars Guide
.the accurate pronunciation aud photography of the
French Lang, e. containing its elements according to
ne best usage ~ Bernard fronchn list received and
or safety NJ MckEAN,
my Cor Camp l. Com SITS.
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o)hlNTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.--Jus
= landing from ship Constitution and for sale-vn
d6ooo feet of glass, best quality, from 8X10 2X28
libr kegs "a doz apanedtins for s6ooObj hrage
70 doz splendid 10000 ground brushe, also of0000 and
0oo do; cases green POWDER superior article
size and quality; sable pencils for artists; fiat marking
brushes for merchants; artists colors in oil ready pre-
pared in boxes, fitted :r with all necessary brushes;
artists tools, &c.
and yellow wax; gum arabc; and large and choice as
sorment of paints, dry coors oil, turpennc, varsh,
c for sale, wholesale and retail, the lowest prices,
by MONDELII,
&
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FOR NEW YORK.
+ Louisiana and New York Line of Packets.]
Is Is Is Is -

FRNHE ships composing this Line will sail from New
. leans and New York on every other Monday
commencing on the both november, aud insure the
strictast puncuaity in the time OF sailing, the line
will hereafter consist Of five Ships viz:
Ship inz0O, Captain Frask to leave on the 20th
Ship I0nisriUe, Captain Palmer to leave the 18th
December.
Ship HuutrWe. Captain EIdridgcr to leave the
18th Decenb /.
ship Tchsbmy, Captain Woodhouse, to leave the
jst January.
Ship Ms ,ssWp Captain Davis to leave on the 18th
January.
o. The above ships are all new, of the first class,
cnparcd and copper tstened and upwards of 800 tors
burthen, of light ausht of water, being built in
New York expressly for the trade The price OF pas
sage is fixed at 0ue hundred d0ii0rs Their cabins
fitted pson the improved aud convenient plan, and
finished in neat and elegant STYLE Ample stores of
the first quality will be provided, and every regard had
to The comfort and entire satisfaction OF passengers, who
will please take notice that berth can be secured I'M
til paid for at the office OF the consgnees
These packets are commanded by Captains well eX-
perienced in the trade, who will give every attention,
and exert themselves to accommodate. hey will Al
all times be lowed up and down the Mississippi by
steamboats,, and the srictest punctuuy observed in
the time of sailing.
The owners of these hips will not be responsible for
aEy let parcel package sent by put on board Of
them, unless regular bill OF adng be signed therefore
at the counting house of the agents owners. Fer
ID BEIN & A COHEN;
nov Is w Common st.
SNTAS found fifty milesro the Balize, in the month
w of July, a large launch, English but) copper
fastened and has been coppered, she is D feet long,
there iron straps forward for rigging. Whoever
cognises said launch, will please call at No 70 Old
Levee. u u
- UGAR-j6 hhds n prime article for sale nv
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR, &c.
GREAT BRl TAIN, FRANCE and BELGIUM
w Il short Tour in 1835-By Henan Humphrey
ID. D., President of Amherst College, in vols.
The Works of hrs. Sherpood.-BeImg the only
complete and uniform edition ever published in the
Un,ed States vol. Is. Just received and for sue by
WMM'EAN,
jts2 Corner Camp NmC moa streets
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE w.,

% ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAbrrousE
W. Customhouse street, opposite the post office
The subscribers are now receiving from their fac.
tories in New York, and will keep constantly ON
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsuperior workmanship, and of the latest patterns.
made of the best Egyptian, Italian, IRISH and
American marble Also, Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain ss aud linteIs
marble 'acings, hcarths and boundary stone, plaster
Of Paris, Roman Il Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment, ot
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates OF the newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the neatest manner and a, m,
shortest notice. They have first rate workmen t.
set the above work.
'e5 JAMES KAN Il STROUD
: IAlE--i5O0 tar..s !, ilne Ia. Ta,t ~
a. HEfkk LAlDi.AW
"oN' 20 LAMP -
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.SC.7LE or PRICES-Dou5h GINS
For double Gin of 10 each
cylinder, making go sawsin the stand,
with feeder, bands, sc. al Sc perssw, or $3.50 10
For Double Gin of 60 81 VS. III C, Under,
or 100 saws in the stand, feeders, &c.
Vi per saw, or 72O 90
fordo OF ~ saws on do. or saws ua
stand, at Sc d per saw, 500 %
For DO Ut ~ SAWS on do. 40 SAWS in
snAA et So. per saw, 26O %
ST GLE GINS.
For single gin of 80 saws more, with
set of feeders, bands, &c. at Sc per
saw, $50 90
10 per saw, 800 90
For io of 40 saws, with feeders, SC. Sc
I5per saw, 500 90
For do. of ~ saws, with feeders, &c. at, 81
80 per saw, $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders supplied :.
10 cents eayh the number ofteeth being about equal
the number of saws. One set Of feeders, it is COR
slered however, will wear out tvs three sets of
sows. Extra supplied at so cents each.
The Gins sr,Iered will be delivered TO the agents of
planters in any nf the port of the cotton plan
ting States, at the above prices the agents puying the
freight on the same from New York, aud becoming
sponsible for the amount of the Gin. A Gin wright
will be sent with the Gins to put them up where de-
sred the charges for whose services will be extra but
moderate.
Iron running gear also he ordered where desired
power, ofany description, be furnished on like
terms Small steam engines alse be ordere. if de-
sired.
1ti desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views in regard
to the arrsnsemento SAWS, breasts brushes &C. 1t
is IL und they differ opinion. Some desire saws of
larger diameter thar others. The most common size
is Tor 10 nches;H some wish them IL inches. Some
wish or 6 rows, brushes axle, while others do
not want more than at most, Some wish SAWS with 8
org teeth to the inch, while others want 10 or II
W.. UGH discrepancy, we prefer they should, at
the time giving ORDERS furnish statement of their
wishes, and the manufacturers fulfil them in every
particular Where it is left to discretion, we shall
make them on the most modern and approved plan.
An order be executed from the time it is received
in The space eight nine weeks and the Gin in thai
time placed in the hands of the factor. TO be in time
tor the next CROP all orders ough, be in the hands OF
the manutacturershy the first middle of May; except
for plantations where they are late in commencing 10
pick Or gin cotton.
N. b. The Patent Right, for any one of the cetton
growing Staes will be sold OH reasonable terms.
m2S 6mos
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NEW ROCKS

nuTY AND INCLINATION: a novel, edited Ia,
- Miss i.amdon, auth of "The In proyisatri,.o
"Ethrl Churchill" &c, in 3 vols
vols. i'S'-
HAIRY AUSTIN; or, Adventures in The IRISH
SPARKS LIBRARY OF AMERICAN BioGRA.
PLY, ,ors Il, T. s and 9. ouhA-
THE YOUNG HOUSE KEEPER and Thou,b,.
on Cookery,hy w. A. Acott. '"o's"'S
The Life and Adventures OF NICHOLAS MCKEE
SkETCiiFS BY BOZ, Nos 4&5,
otivER TWIST; or, the Parish Boys Progress
part No D. Just received and for sale by o'''
WM McKEAN.
nov Cntnn a,J r
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FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK

u Travellers deslr"us of taking the Fiorin ,outc
via Pensacola, In The North, are inted that yst rn,
boats will constantly run iron. Mobile 4 Pensacola
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every other a, ATE. IN,
LIST of May. Good stages will alaa,s he provide, ~,
the subscrherto he in readiness t passenger. Nun
Mobile, ii Ease Vi the taiute ol the noat-
~ tnEnIU.
The steamboat Champion caves Noblie f,r r,n,,.
cola twice week. lr,.3
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n ~ '"''S"ee ayuht Fie nrn,mes par Pho
~ uorabie c"ur du premier district judiciare pon
rEat de la Louisiana, commissioners pour revauatiou
ct taeau dn dnmage ct trais encourir pour POWER
dune noueiie rue, de lie Tue Povdras a Ia rne al;
rod enre Mugasins ct Tchapitouas, ont termine eur
tbeuu: don't une yrale copie nvec L. plan est denuse
M bureau dn grefher de adile cour, pour inspection
de ious ceuX que celia peut cuncener. Avis public
par le present donne, que leoit tablcau d'eyauo
ton e daasesssment, sera presope adite cour nom
couf natnn, Samehi lie s4e jour dc Novembre IsS. g,
tnuies prrsorncS meressees dams lcdit tabIesn d.,
luatnn ri de tnAes sont REFUSES de filler eurs oheco
sill eNs'e, lie GU avan IL ~ De nuvembra ni,hn;
la denlsre dat. etant dix jour aprcs la puucatio ~
eel avis 4
;. ILoSSMAN, JOHN NJ BACH JAS. REEFS
,,,.s -. 40, -, = imissoues.
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TCPPERAS-2O hhls, in store, Tor sale by
" Il DORSEY,
ic26 II New Lcyee.
~ GGtR-50 hhds, prime article, pr sale by
~ G DORSEY;
e26 fl NV Leyc
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t!!iR fE;fRb
MANSION HHNIISN
Corner Camp &mCmoa streets.
w I'll 4, PENSACOLA.

NEW Cil1, PENSACOLA.
TaNHE subscriber having purchased the lease and fur
a niture OF this well known establishment, from Nh
Taylor, the late proprietor, will be ready rec Give VIZ,
tiers by the LIST OF April next.
Numerous and costly improvements will he E,upa in
the arrangements OF the Mansion House. New and
more connections bathing houses will be built and
warm baths will be provided all hours. A Stable
Will he attached To the house, with good accumni ua-
tons for horses and carriages Fl ST rate nurses and
carrlages will also be kept for hire moderate prices
and sail and row boats, with persons manage them
for the of vsiters. Billiards and oel anisenents
usually found at watering places will also be furnished
and so conducted as not TO interfere with the con;n,
and quiet of the boarlerS. The wines and liquors will
be of the best quality, and ensure IA ull supulv n
ice, cargo has already been ordered which, will arrive
about the LIST u May.
Mr. Frederick Barnard, who formerly kept so popular
hotel at Washington city, will condac ibis no Ell for
the proprietor who, with such aid, confidently assures
the v'silers of last year, and his friends generally that
they will receive every possible attention; and thereby
expects to give gcn> raj satisfaction.
The local advantages of til house are too wei,
known to need a lengt. ened description here The
facts that Pensacola is The largest naval station of t
Government; the general rendezvous of the Gulf squad
ron; the S'lutl'y OF ITS ciute refreshed constantly ,u
ting the summer months by the coolest reenes from
rhe Gulf the beauty of the bav and the negiLo,riuo
islands and rivers the abundance and decacy of the
fish with which the waters abound; md lis proximity
to the best Southern markets. give Pensacola the pr
ference over all other places in these attitudes as
healthy and delightful summer rclrent.
First rate boats will ruu between Pensacola mud Mo-
bile, and will ut all times be all To take the nass,nUers
from the New Orleans boats.
N L ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1888.
u Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms far tL,;r
families address the proprietor. Pensacola mr.
Mr. Sewe T Taylor, the former proprietor at sew Or
leans.
References.
I Sanford, Esd Mr. Cullnm Il McAlpin Esq IT,
kihby, in MOI IL; 5 I Taylor + + Rea, Esq. in Nr,
Orleans.
~
persons at the 'boHe hotel, is placed Geo Wnimau's
office, 81 ST Charles Exchange.
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Il was weak enough to read the mass OF falsehoods
signed s., which deserve nothing but my silent con
tempt.
Had known last evening of the great importance of
SIS should have treated the last of the three some
what differently: but let that pass. will however
compliment his of the Journal, for his sagacity
to employ the former knight mot ofthe garter or of the
thistle, butt ofthe needle tAnbe, in order that he
holes that may be in his natural political garments
and, if may judge from that excellent paper the Ad
verser, Dr. Ships master is, politically, in CONSTANT,
need ofhis services
When any circumstance occurs whether dOlnescally
politically which requires blister, whether ON his
own on the reputation those WIN do not hap
to please him, beng unlike him, (which must be
great misiorune) then it is he rings his BELL, which
atterall is nothing than if it sounding brass
tinkling cymbal; yet to view it thus-Dr. Bell
looks WE'LL hut with NJ. ID. A. 5. s. after it, appears
maguiiicent'
JOHN WILLIAMS, Oculist.
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= UGAR-36 hids, prime article, for sale by
~ Il. DORSEY,
Je22 A New .eyee
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RACON-25 hhds Sides, Is hhds Joles, and .6 h
Shoulders, Cincinnati cured, landing from STE,
err Buckeye and for sale by cue"
-nI1 f:,.;
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
La NJ, =, L lIa, A-EU "a ,LML,l n, L,IA.

JONES' PATENT COT2O.N GIN,
b, the Patetec, No. So Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE * co.
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Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1888.
Ut Gentlemen wishing To engage rooms for their
families, can address the proprietor. Pensacola or
Mr. Sewell T Taylor the former proprietor, at sew Or
leans.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-11-01
From the Phiad elphia Held s. Sentinel
EVERY HONEST EMPLOYMENT
HONORABLE

Dr. Beecher, i'll one Of his Lectures, SAYS.
There is but one way of securing nD;ver.
Sol equality TO man, and that is, 10 regard
! every honest employment as honorable, and
Then Tor every man 10 learn in whaIsoere
State he may he, herewith 10 he conte,t
and to fulfil with strict fidelity, the ,!ui,es Of
MS station, and 10 make every coud;,;o, :,
post o! honor"
hls is pure sentiment, which should he
Tue only basis OF responsibility upon " hjch
any man should repese. Ifdemscopues who
iol s'n'S'ef purposes, move heaven and
earn TO awaken The most deadly prejuaices
III we minus OF Inc unrefleciing ,agains, those
""o nave ~ more industry and more econ
oihy advanced themselves, would preach TO
iheir adherents tina! the only road tba, res.
pectability lies IN is individual effor, ~
might save themselves from those auC1
consequences of Reorganization and ,;n,
winch must sooner or later burst u,o, Their
own guilty heads. Wv"
All mankind are interested in p.orot;,,,
'ne peace and advancing The Intelligence Of
me people. None can be Interested in its
"'soi eshiZa,Ion but those who seek teu,u nora.
~ elevation on its preiudices and lis PASSIONS
nai man 10 The worst enemy that society
can nnve who seeks 10 array one class apsinS,
ahother. IL matters not wba, his mot;ve
.h'y oe' the consequences must be blighiino
10 The best good Of human society. In our
'ano tnere is no royal road ia fame. Tie
way 's oren to all. The brightest intellec;
'nat ever adorned The age, burst from The
snackies oiShJect poverty the richest man
81 our country was once a poor Welsh boy
VINO wandered from the green bills of his
Id'heL cottage, and sought employ in mer.
chanfs counting house The poorest bow
!" our Republic may go Up TO lhe high p!a,
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POETRY.
AUTUM NAL TREES.

BY 7. J. oUsELY.
Beautiful treesl
Ciothcd in your Autumn's dying robes
ye look
More lovely far
Than waning star;
Or aught that's marked for death in Ma.
Iure's book
Beautiful trees.
Those rainbow bues.
Ba'hed in the shade and sunlight of the
day,
Bid thoughts arise
OF paradise,
Th' eternal life. Ah!why should time
decay
These rainbow hues!
What is like We,
" hen ye'fe most lovely-perishing un-
seen:
In emerald gold,
Your leaves untold,
ana yet ye witber mid your glory's
What is like ye?
Th' endearBg form
vi maiden Innocence in Youthful Eve
~ unearlbly bright
Of her eyes light
Flashing IN beauty: still doth death in>
weave
Tn endearing form.
The subdued SMILE
The rose blush baskipg on her snowy
cheek,
The calm drawn breath
Speaks not Of death;
no wriihing pain-no struggle-ali is
meek -
The spbdued smile.
Yes, there is Death.
Lurking beneath tn enchautico firm Of
health;
Zen as the leaf
Her life is briel;
The Autumn Death his victim lakes he
stealth;
Yes, there is Death.
Beautiful trees!
Clothed in your Autumn's dyiog robes
ye look
More lovely FAR
Than waning star:
or aught that's mark'd for death in Ma
ture's book -
Beautiful iteesl
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reputation Of RusSia.-The New York
Commercial translates the following curious
enumeration from statistical account of The
Russian empire, drawn from official sources
and lately published, by M. Martin Ka.
3alsky.
"in Russia there are no less than so dif-
ie'enI races, or nationa liiies, who sneak 40
distinct languages. The principal OF these
i a are The SclaSonic, Leionnic. Tartar
mhish, Nonsoiian and Circassiun besides
which 'here ale OF foreign origin the lie wish
GERMAN, Swedish, Greek, &c. numberjng
aoout ,ooO, 600. The Jews, a5ou. S0g OO1i
ia omoer, 'nhabH paris OF ancient Poland
'ne GerhIans, about SOC, 900, are pripcioa)ly
S q In The Baltic provinces; The
- a'e iouha almost exclusively in Fin
lana ana The envircns Of Narew count,ies
formerly belong ing 10 Sweden All liz ~
e' residents OF foreign origin are establishes
IN various parts of the empire, but cbiefl,,
~ 'he Ci'ies he other races thai form mar,
" " 'he russian population, exclusively oi ,I,a
A"ssian proper, or Muscayites are he G.
'noy edes, about 20, 600, inl,abitinp the ho1-
usFs o! me y rctic ocean the l. ai..sc,,a;d,ias
uhc 9,oeF i'eop!e OF Oriental Siberia. so ,,c0.
w. Wv |S>laihauN, found in american Russo
'o'oOo and lie BohemianS, or Z,ncn,l,
ss"'teled over almost every portion OF The
e,inpire, au' most pumesous in ,l.e !Sou,s,
!" est, amounting 'o'ebou, ITO 900.
lie whole population ofRussia. in 1890,
not INC including the kingdom Of PolanI w.
o. 'o.0 'o2', and thai OF Poland i ,037 .e35.
his population is contained in is.ij c,.
,'es, OF which 1907 are an Europe; 1910
Towns -, or, or ontghs, and 800 400 villages.
% 81. teier'bufg, The capital, coniai,s 49,.
zoo inhabitants, OF whom 155 SIS are 10,
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veg Deti"ihoa Of Aristocyacg.-Thsre
is often great difficulty in sorns parts Of
me country, especially in election times.
III drawing The line exactly bets sen the
people and the aristocrats. Psrh,,-tbs
lux aeae ADOPTED by the North Cssoilna az
erh keeper will throw somc lignl 81 IL,
SUBJECT aad thus lessen The dif!ieal:y.--
IL is at alleveDts, very simple rule and
easy oil application on all occasions. 1t
IS stated IN the newspapers, which like
nenry Horn, ''csat.iie," that.an ~ :een.
er In North Carolina. on being asked
what meaning r. attached 10 the terr,
: Aris'ocrai." replied---"any man .Y;,o
has more money than me-, j. in m, EST.
nation an aristoerat."-BaH. Pit.
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No. 40.
IIOLY.LAND.

When you travel in Judea the heart
is at iirst filed with profound me laDchos
iy. But when passing from solitude to
solitude, boundiess space opens before
you, this feeling weats off by degrees.
and you experience secretaWe which,
so far from depressing the soul, imparls
liiei aud eievates the genius. Extraor-
binary appearances every where pro.
claim land teeming with es.:rscIes
The burning sun, the towering eagle.
the barren fg-tree. alIthe poetry, all the
pictures oil Scripture are here. Everv
name commentaries u mystery, every
sro;to announces prediction, every hill
re-echoes Tia ncren,s ofa prophet Cod
himself has spoken in these reg ions, dsied
up rivers. rent the rocks and opened the
grave. The deserts still appear mute
with terror. and you would imagine that
1t had never presumed to interrupt the
silence. since it heard the awful voice
OF the Eternal"