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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

~ MELANCHOLY TRUTH. that In tins CITY a.
we'll as other Places there Individuals co;n.
month to month"; and year year. suffering ns
scertaia disorder which they feel destructive both 70 bod
and mind Deceived and almost broken hearted bv the vsy
beastns people, whose fl they lno
not how to act in whom to conde II is scarcely pos.bN -
imagine the amount Of bodily and mental misery arising ,s
fhe people here alluded to- aware myself of Re ga
extent until the publication Of Private s
volume degns for those wish for private = we'll ~ =.
immediate perfect Of which So
ever has vea me most abundant opportunity witnessin~
feelings regret that they had been led on y, az o
10 10 bottles Of drops; Others many boxes Of pII. ana
(some Boosting Of the iindj Who h peops
Peared have been entirely ignorant OF the dern,
and changes which these complaints and undergo
must therefore Dc strknsy apparent every thinking pe
sor that nothing Of greater consequence to sse.rts
beforehand something Of the skin and reputation Of The phy
nan - BE- consulted IN these peculiar diseases; and il on r.
account deem proper here to give the following atsmsot
Beside the rank hold Of gradual. Of N.
bursh, and member Of the college Of srresn, io,Son
49, we'll as being the author Of volume erpre,sIr on
from he most mis.., y ne have
- Sir Ashley Cooper London, 10 the most eminent nh,.:
Philadelphia, and which am permitted 20 .bor
who wishes il These authorities quasc atom -
allow me with peculiar satisfaction, TO state that devote
suited my private study at residence CourtIa.d tret
Those who are afietsd with any def.c, or .oun,.,.s
tas every possible relief while those who apply - n, .1
date and convenient mode OF cure pursued " .' "ns-
Females who wish to state their case BY post or Ar. in 49,
kind Of doubt fear, will with the most faithful nd ~
sa attention On this would the greater stress becsuss
there are various affections incident 10 sexual hsh
though resembling certain complaints are neverfb. 1880
lnnocsnt and TO which a. are subject Il Is truly awSsl
principled men " -
For those who wish Il or obliged travel little eh..
with oea and Key - htted containing every inr
for the cure having the little tied m IN, ia
sent to any dance-Prce STA This ~, volume ai.o ,.
ioss the nature OF certain facts which often deepy inter-
stng to married people who have no shiIdrrn p' ss-
WIZ regard TO structure, geet depending On str;c,vr.
generally the consequence Of badly treated esnn4
be too well ksown that all the medicine 70 the world alor
vii never cure IT, Those however who are rssdes az az;
city or esn remain about week under my care NAV Obtain
perfect SAFE and easy Letters to be adhered n
siSu DR. RALPH. Sear.. ~ Cour,iapdt a. Nv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07
Forty Years Experience N va~ious ciimssss-7 noe
fy-foar years Established IN fAis cify-Neiek.
Qxseksry nor Imposition.
No, n Peek Slip, New York.
OLD GALEN'N HEAD DIaprNa A n

TNR >. GvANs cn,inues 10 he so.,uI,. 1917
~ In all vs'ssi cases. mercnrisI and cbrsuir dso.dss
where the m"nnproved practice, he most =.
be particular To hnd NO. IL PEGS slim '"'"' ""sse
Nlvss sos, containing complete psn of mes,c,ue IN
eysry nr1 ~ ne can Be procured sssbeve and -.
ne p.ilest They win be cent 70 order !.
fully relied on. "~s my :"
post PAID and describing the case and ene,oss.s
der. A,,ssdsnes daily, until scioeh IL ne eveusns ri
Ih- vmess , frances are we'll arranged - sssrss'
No sesuesties vida s.y oee In Or Qua ~ The city
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
WY - No. ~ fssh slip, r.. Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

Il Oriental Tablet, will speedily render the Skin smooth
and every mperecton from it, surface the eomper;o
clear fine and white II will quickly
effects Of alkaline sosP pains, bathing, &C. and give
een,.-sod only GUIoNs Iss broadway opposite job,
street as
TAYNE's ExPECTORANT.-we consider IL a daty 10
call public attention 10 this admirable preparation for
pulmonary Disems-especs, Ccpghs, Colds,
splitting Blood, Asthma Bronchial Affections whoopipr
Cough he used and very highly approved by persons o
the hr.t re'rseaby bat feel confident saying that
trial Of iis efficacy will be its best mendati
Ds. JONATHAN 0oIra, President Of Granville CoIlere
Ohio date q New York; in letter the proprietor dated
New York. Deeemb,r 1885, says He was iaborinr under
co cough and and that hi. dcu,v az
breathing was 80 great that he felt himself danger Of
ass 'shosa'ion but vas perfectly cured by using this Erp,e.
torsntp Mrs Deihs Of Salem ~ j. cured of Asthma
OF twenty year. standing ny using bottles this medicine
Mrs Ward also Of salem, cured Of the complaint
By her friend. 70 be far gone with e.uumpon vas ns,.r
restored by three bottles Dr. Hamilton cf ST. James south
Carolina greatly affected by cough e and sor,
ness Of the lung, and on using bottle Of this medicine found
Mr. Nicholas Hsr SEN ose Of the Deacsss Of IN. F,r,,
s,s dnass n s ~ sJ has bees perfectly cured " IL
OF blood, whish no remedy could relieve.
10 he bad whoeaae and retail Of A. D. sanss 10 Fu,
lismst, At retail BY O. Embree Broadway. n Rim,
0l Broadway; Also Rolton Co. corner Ess R,..d-,s
Add Jefferson strset ~ Y and Burnett 81 Canal st. nso I'm
nUCrOR GLOVER i consulted as usual At ri, Oa,-.
experiments have enabled him TO introduce into his nr.s,s
several articles which prompt curing those an. 49,
10 which he devotss hs attention.
DR.. apprses strangers that he has received resu,.r -
cal cducaton and has devoted m attention for the lss In
Years select branch ofs profession. His once Il No
Ann street. Private enranc. third door f,on ,hs w
through an esry with lamp at the oaice door.
B. The Doctor Keeps general assortment Of Tryss..
and suspenoy Bssdages which adjusted asd applied a.
above. r
Ps His celebrated Elixir may be had At hi. store. Pic.
dollar ~,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

SEARS has for many devot ed his attention
- treatment Of chronic lingering disease Numerous
cases IN this city and throughout the country of Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint Consumption Drorsies Female Complaints
Ansns Peetor &C. have been cured his
be referred TO.
ANGINA PEcroaw-Its symptoms unpleasant sensa
ton at the pit Of the stomach pain about the breast especially
the LETT side and about the heart attended often with paps
ton and diculty Of breathing Unusual attention been
paid BY him to the treatment Of this As to moral and
religious character he permitted to refer TO the Right Rev
Bishop Onderdonk ID, and the Rev q Spring. D.-Omce
n Ann street.
DRorsvDr Sears has had much experience in the treat
nent OF this DISEASE and in been successful
no case Of Misunderstanding Of the body and lirbcemm
Ted 70 his care has he failed DETECTING azure Numerous
Dr. Sears Vegetable Renovang PHI peculiarly efcacou,
IN epepsa and all bilious affections and female complaints
may be had at his Once, AZ Ann street MD In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

CTAMMERl0 CuRED.-Ds- CoMsTOCK's VOCAL
~ GYMNASIUM AND LYCEuM FOR ELOCUT1ON.
YsLaprLsA This institution l. open from the first OF
esmber al he last Of Jms,urrg Jsy and August there
vacation Az DESTROYS Of instruction, either for the
Iesrn the esnd',ions Of ANDREW CoMsTOCK NJ d. 100
Mulberry Arch street, rhaoepha.
Dr. Copsecks Rsnar ON STAN er;ng and The n, ,eror.
which Ne has obtained system ,f vo
eel Gymnastics, are apdes his Circular which sha h.
sent te ans one who os wish 10 learn upos the subject
Il ~. Intuos Satisfactory reference, can be si,sn II IN,
principle cities az the Uniiel states s,a Am.
a sutIAsLh HOLIDAY rREsENT-wsdd.nv add
visiting Yards engraved 70 new aud approved style.
nd priscd with the VI nest pezness Jus vne
r'or lot of Porcelain Cards expressly weddne and Wit,
T CARDS Tor ~hiete" and sril'ancy of polish they cannot
Ladss sad senemeo respectfully invited 10 call and
ssmine he specimen books ef the advertiser Person. IN.
ssshns their cod plates have them printed Al bo,
.snss s.We Csrds either cor.cr pate press. B.ll
IseAsn se oeeased favor able terms by applyssat
VALENTINES
pAsh'snssls Gard Esersviss ard Printing Es,abhm.r,
eslw~ed 20 John street corner % wnli,rr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

CAFETY REFLECTIN0 FUNNEL LAMPS War
~ rented burn AZ half the ~ other lamp
10 give clear and brilliant tight, whort ANY shadow The
Propretor sclies his friends 10 call End examine
Tor themselves FEELING confident that viii sorpAs I'll Others
In brissc, cheapnsss and manage meat Lamps ~ and mp
wsr sssbs rr.ee dry good stores porter houses and
~ establishments where good ht 10 wanted at small
r.s.. ess BE- okssss.da C. MITCHELI.S, csthsrine o.
sas-iw. sed 412 0reenw,ch srest. corner Of Csn.I.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS KERY--WilHam Bond 20 Orch
ID srd street Orssd wosd inform the public that he
snuaesuvvs ne Boston and hard ersskers superior
style, the OILY place they made IN tbe city likewise But
Ter ana ssss sr.ck soda and Mnk Biseut and Pilot brss
oO-s~s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07
THE STUDY OF
B q y X X ID ID PIN g.

% OStSuF oWeeE, WSU7 0TOUutUUy.
90 C. C. MARSH, Accountant continues TO give PRACTICAL
Lessons in this most necessary branch ofa mercantile edu
cation Also to open close adjust accounts and write
up books
The Of instruction through viii the pupil passes r.
thoroughly praccal and the good who a.
votes abost three weeks to the study will he qualified to keep
correctly aad elegantly the accounts Of any business
Prospectuses, with terms. Il be had at The rooms
c. c. MARsHS WORKS
introduced in New York Schools
The Science Of D~uble Entry Bookkeeping simpli6ed,
standard work, eighth edition 200 pages syo-$l a5
The Art of sisele Entry Bookkeeping improved BY the
PRODUCTION OF the Proof Balance" 1870 pages 6yo-75ct,
"A Lecture the study Of Bookkeeping, with Balans.
Sheet" A neat pamphlet IS pages l2mo-lS cents.
n7-ltw meod*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

r ,ENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, 4l3 PEG ! SLIP
" For Cabin second Cabin and to and
England, Ireland Scotland and Wales. BY the az
don, Liverpool Hull and Bristol The Subscribers beg to in
form their friends and the public that they continue make
arrangements for bringing passengers from parts Of
Great Britain aud elaad terms in st
class American packet ships Of which will leave Liver
pool every week throughout the spring Of 1910.
They beg to state that they have packets sailing regularly
from London Hull and Brso ao,dng those persons re-
siding in the Und States and the Canada wish to send
for their friends from any part Of the Old Country an oppor
tunity Of doing such only be al this ocs
and their agent Lverp o who has b. long avorsby
known connected with the New York Packets will see
that the regularity be observed the selling Of
the ships belonging this line which has secured 10 them the
preference and that deteson shall to
sons m Liverpool whose passage has been settled for with
subscribers.
In all where those sent decline coming the passage
money returned to the parties from whom received
Further particulars made known application letter
post paid which will receive prompt attention) to
W.. T. TAPSCOTT, IS Peck Sir
nS0 Inn next door 10 l5l South street New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

IS LrOR Thu FACE AND SKiN.r-Chureh's GenuIDs
Vegetable Lotion, recommended BY the faculty. for Al
diseases ofthe face and skim Il eradicaes pmps eek
les spots redress ring and all cuaneous eruptions
gradually realizing delicate clear soft skin aver
the most satow complexion nto radiant wenes. renders
harsh and rough skin be auuy soft smooth and even in
parts the face neck aheshy aud juvenile Noon
and ty due in its application result will b.
beautiful complexion This Lotion by no other
in the world. Sue il say, that has been used win
great In the United States West ladies with
out single complaint Of its efficacy For sale at church,
DisPenssry lee Bowery corner Of Spring Price rs cents
per bottle pI6-Im.od.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24
EDIrORSIIIP.

Al dinner recently given by the
Newspaper Press Benevolent Associa.
Iiou. in London. Lord LyndhupI. IN the
course Of an excellent speech, made the
following remarks concerning The Office
Of an EDITOR: - ..
III had by degrees. and 10 The progress
OF time. become CREST and an Important
prniessioa--if united within itself nume-
sous indis,duals of great requirements. Of
great ,igar Of intellect. and OF great aud
conlmansling talent. lie knew ma, many
persons entertained diiIsren. opinion; he
knew il,s, many I,oDght modetale share
Of talent was sufficient. That opinion
would only result from an ignorance Of
what The profession really was: aud he
would say 70 The person who so thought
sIshongh die Individual nigh, himself be
enlightened, although he might have
some portion OF Literary a,tainmenls. he
would say 10 him. /" Try your hand,'''
Cheers. Hewsmid say, /. Write, or at
tempt 10 write, on some impor,sn. end pc
|pulsr snbjeci Of abe day lesding article
fm a lesdlng Rewspaper,v and be Lord
l. was satisfied thai, if such a person
made The attempt. wllaleser his impress
sions nigh, previously have been. his
action would be corrected. Sill, IL was
supposed by some ,ha, person of ordi-
nary literary alisinmenis .vas competent
10 tiffany Office 81 The press, Never was
an opiuion more uGfounjod or,more IaI.
lscious II hey took tic department, %
which he had already adsersed---lhe lead.
|iug arlicle--i, required combination q
qualifications thai was extraordinary; the
writer must be acquainted with the law
snd with The constitution. Of his country
in no moderate degree; he mus. be well
Informed in ihe history .oi his country; he
mus, know something OF The constitution
Of The different states Of Europe; he
must possess ready apprehension. great
facility Of argument. and style clear. yi-
gorous aud manly. with words that
burn" in order successfully 10 held his ST.
iuatio4. Cheers, Were these. quali6.
cations Of an. ordinary chsrscierl OF ibis
he was persuaded, tina. il The propriesors
Of newspaper los. the individual who
was accustomed 10 write the leading arii-
Gle, nothing was SO difiicnlt rs 10 supply
the deticiency.--E ncouragements were
not wanting. bu, The individual could not
easily be found.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24
LYING TAUGHT TO CHILDREN

Aspiriled wriicr 10 the Annals Of Educa-
lion, specifies several ways in which The
ara OF lying is taught. 4, .is tsugh. in
fsmilies and in schools. Les are told
10 children by hundreds and thousands
long before they can speak. This may
be done BIZ looks. and actions, as wen IS
words. All deception, - the view Of
Ibe wfilcF. IL iying--snd undoubtedly he
10 correct low much iy.ng, shen. there
must be ID The world.
We will give two examples. illustrative
OF the way 10 which lies are ,aagh, 70
children. and BY which they are taught
to lie: /. as - - = q.
You have something on your table.
or about your person. which yonfs child
maullesls q desire TO obtain. You he'll
him /. is not ft for him, OF attempt 20
conceal il. How long will il be before
he will take another degree in the same
craft, and attempt To deceive you IN
words !! II, is bni step from the lie in
coun,ensnce To the lie ia action; and
but another step IRON the lie in action to
the,lie in word or deed"
Take another example: " The child
is III. We wish hum 10 take nauseous
understandable is assured tina, ills agree.
able 10 his taste. We Sip little aud
assume aeheerlul appearance and countc
nance. Bur he soon learns that he has
been deceived: and how long will IL be
before he loses all confidence IN our We.
raci,y; and not only So, but is encouraged
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

The Mdsiodon.-It will probably be
reeolieeIed that nearly complete skeleton
Of Ihis marvel Of an extinct race Of beasts
was sxhUmed near Bueyrus. in Crawford
county. Ohio. sbou, year ago A skele'
Ton still more perfect. and Of large dImen-
sions. vas recently discovered in Nilsson.
ri. abou. twenty miles south OF 81. Louis.
In no skeleton found before we're the
tusks implanted in the socket. the superior
part Of Ihe head in Turner skeletons being
decayed. II 10 slated that such are the
enormous dimensions Of the head and
lnsks Of the Missouri skeleton. that IL
required Two stout men 10 carry the largest
OF the two tusks. and two yoke Of oxen
90 haul the head aud tu.ks from The place
OF dIsinIerment 10 81. Louis. These
have been placed by Mr.. Roch 10 the
ST. LOUIS Museum. who says: q" The
tusks were not Situated in The same
position 40 those Of the elephant. or yet
the moose. as was supposed by some.
They diVetg. ouiwards from the head.
with the eonVsxiIy forward. and the point
turning back wards in the same plane
with The head: the ,usk found in the head
measures ten feet one inch from the base
10 the tip. following the outside Of the
curvature, and two feet IN circumference
near the sockeL The other lusk measures
only niue lseI-par Of the r"o, is wanting.
When placed 10 the head in their origin Il
POSITIONS. the distance from up ,o zip
measures sixteen feet"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

May EouI rich soil.
Exuberant. nstsTs's better blessings pour
O'sE every lshd."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

10 repeat. in his way and sphere. our own
unhappy example.
AS child graws older and becomes
more and more acquainted with society.
especially with thai part Of society which
ought 10 be known 20 him most fsEorably,
does he End . more strict adherence @
truth in those around himi Rather does
not every thing in this respect wax worssl
Dues not he find lslsehood current every
where. and almost on all occasions!
Parents. brothers and sisters smile
and look kindly 10 Eisilers. and urge them
IN stay longer or call again soon, with .
thousand Of the like assurances Of friend.
ship; and Yet. how common is il IS soon
- they are out Of hearing. not only Ia
erilieise Iheir character and manners. buI
To show by our looks and arIions. il we
do not say 10 in words, that We are glad
they are gone"
These examples might be multiplied
10 an indefinite exlrn'. They will prove
sufficient. however. loI our purposes. il
they vaksn the attention Of our readers
10 The subject. 50 that they zee how wide
spread 10 the sin of lying: praelised in
ten thousand ways daily. both BY parents
and children. The evil is alarming and
should be checked. Parents and all who
have the charge and instruction Of children
should see 10 il. that they deceive not
ether By word or action. Children are
imi,s,ors. and are naturally more dispos-
cd In initiate bad example Than q good
one.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

The !" Faculty Of MARYLAND. At is-
lass annual meeting, resolved TO publish
. quarterly Journal 10 be entitled the
I" Maryland Medical aud Surgical jour
nal and appointed an Editorial Com
millee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

" Read. cir. read" said ihs Duke 10
The Attorney. who accordingly began in
en- audible voice. and with great empha-
SIS, 20 recile The contents and conditions
Of the deed which he held IN his hand,
and which. in iis recital. caused lhs moot
extraordinary feelings aadenoliBns on The
psrI Of the hsls.psy officer and his wils
that can be Imagined. until, By ihs Tine
u vas concluded. they we're both drown-
ed IN tears. The husband. supporting his
wife's head upon his pslpi,s,ing breast.
and the Two children eIineing around
Them. crying with all their hearts and
souls. not knowing Why, excerpt that
their iond parents bad sci Them The ex-
ample.
by the deed which they had iust heard
with such surprise and emotion. the duke
sellled upon The worthy distressed per-
sons before him. IN annuity which Afford
ed them competency; aud 90 secured. 40
regarded surslvonhip. that The two chill
dren, who we're yet unconscious OF iheir
change Of fortune. must eventually reap
The benefit thus muni6cenhy bestowed
on their father and mother.
The scene which followed 10 one
which cannot be described. aud which
was so embrassing 10 The noble donor.
that he broke il up by announcing, him
self. that coffee was ready. and in re,uIn
for Acknowledgements and fervent express
sions oi gratitude on the part Of the recip-
ienIs. merely en,realed them 10 saw no,h.
ing more about il; declaring upon his no.
nor. that il lie could have found more az
reeable or satisfactory way Of employing
either his time or his money. he should
moi have played them such trick.
We presume there scarcely exists q
human being so squesmish or fsstidious
as 10 find faul. with practical Joke. qua,
lifted and characterized as ihls wss.--
Every man has RICH, TO do good afieI
his own fancy; and il he can so conirivs
J as 10 make his benevolence 10 Others pro
J duce amusement 10 himself. nobody sure
ly ought to object To the n,odus ope
randi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12
From the southern Rose Bud.
A FAMILY SCENE


l carried with me from my mothers
house q cal, which was so beautiful that
| named her Fairy. in honor Of the dam
sci who was changed 10 Grimslkin. in
the old romance. II l had prejudice,
il was in layor of Gals. and against dogs;
this was unfortunate, for soon sfler nv
marriage was introduced 3, mssifr
of Edwsid's, nearly as large rs myself.
| bad often heard him speak Of his dog.
and the fai,hlulness with which he guar.
ded The Office. l was loo busy in 9th
er interests 10 think much Of Gruwler, FIR
some time. I only observed that. IN
occasional visits, (for the Office was h,s
head quariers.l Fairy's back rose indig.
nsn,ly. and felt mine disposed TO mount
too. At length. Growler, finding the
house so comfortable. came home at
night and daringly laid his unwieldly
form on the centre Of the hearth rug.
while Fairy. routed from her luxuriant
station. stood upon her dignity. Kissing
and spu.tering in one corner.
For long period a single look from
me would make Edward Danish Grow
Ter from the room; but a present Of new
office dog from friend completely es-
tsbllshed him at home. and my husband
became accustomed 10 my look and Grow
ler's presence. When he grew indiffer-
eni. my ire was reused. | affirmed that
Of all created things, dogs we're The dir
iiest--that the house was filled with feas
that my visilers never could approach
the fre-ihat Growler eat US ont Of
house and hane--and il he was 10 be
INDUCED in tracking The Wilton carpet
and painted floors, we had beiler be in.
wigwam.
Edward sometimes gently excused his
dog, sometimes defended him. and al
WAYS turned him out OF doors. The
animal, knowing he had an enemy in tha
cabinet, would sneak in with . COW ard
look. his tail between his legs. but inva-
riably succeeding in ensconcing himself
on Fairy's ngh,ful domain.
Al length | became quite nervous 4.
bout him. Ii seemed TO me that he hsun.
ted me like ghost. was even jealous
of Edwa ards caresses 20 him. and looked
and spoke as no good vile should Look
or speak TO her husband.
IL is from permitting such tri1es "a
gain the ascendency over the mind ina,
most eonnubial discords proceed. Wa
dwell on some peculiarly in manner or
taste opposed 10 our own. and Jar The rich
harp Of domestic happiness. until one by
one, every string 10 broken. I might
have gone on 10 this foolish and ingenious
search after unhsppiness. and perhaps
have been among those whose ma,rimo-
NAL bands are chains. not parlsnds. had I
not. when reading one Sabbath morning
the ffih chapter Of, Ephesians, been
struck with q sudden sense of my duty,
as met the words, sand The wife see
that she reverence her husband"
oh. young and lovely bride. watch
well the hrst moments when your will
conflicts with his TO hon God and so
cie'y have given The control; reverence
his wishes even when you DO not his
opinion. Opportunities enough win a.
rise Tor the expression Of your indepen-
denes, 10 which be viii gladly accede,