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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-15

CAUTION TO TRAVELLERS GOING
u SOUTi-HALIFAx, On. c. October 10Th, 1870
We the undersigned, passengers from Baltimore South
here by caution the psbc against the misrepresentation
made by the Bay Line of Steamboats, and the Ports
mouth and Roanoke rail road from baltimore, via Nor
folk TO Weldon, n c. in favor of their unrivalled exPe
duOn.
Wewere assured that the Bay Line was the only line
by which passengers could reach the Wilmington raj
road Welden thereby leaving the impression that this
the only by which passengers could reach the
Wilmington rail road; and also that would be twenty
four hours in advance of the passengers by the Great
Mail Line. But 10 our great astonisbment arriving
at Weldon too late for the cars for Wilmington
and Charleston; and instead Of being "tweBty-four
hours in advance Of the mai, !" we threWn back
twenty-four hours behind it.
Ii il true The Bay Line, via Portsmouth, is the only
line now runnizg to Weldon, but passengers by the
Great Mail Line landed by steamboat Al Halifax, a
point equally pleasant on the Wilmington rail road,
several miles below Weldon.
fthere had been any unavoidable accident n prevent
getting through in time would most Willingly
cusc the detentiOn but nothing Of the kind occurred
the mint the bay calm and pleasant we
witnessed, and nothing to prevent the steamboat
gliding the smooth surace ofthe water as fast
steam could drive us.
1t seems u, therefore, that, they have failed in
complying with their promises under the Des ia
verabe circumstances, the traveller place but little
reliance on their fair promises or their flaming hand
hills.
(signed) JAMES w. BAILEY, Macon, Ga.
CLEMENT EARL, Geneva N. Y.
w II. SMITH, Montgomery, Ala.
C. TAFT, Hawkinsville, Ga.
r. ROBERTS,, do do
JAS. +. FARRIOR, ApalachicoIa, Fa.
G. w. GLENN, Columbia, S. C.
JAMES w. BURKE, Mobile, Ala.
d. w. TOMLINSON, do do
The original Of the above card can be at the Of
door above the Baltimore and Philadelphia rail road of
Zee old Ct
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TENHTS Medicine had Desn USED lUl more thHA seven
IA years before an effort was made to initiate it,
The great demand and It's wonderful success have nd
ced great number Of persons 10 initiate it in various
ways-upwards of fifty different mixtures have been got
up in imitation of it, which is convincing proof OF lis
being medicine of great Wholesome ar SELLING Sar-
saparla and other syrps, mpOsngtem on the ignorant
for the Pandcea reduced prices; others are mixing the
genHne medicine with moasses, &C., making bottles
out of one; thus retaining of its vrtues others are
using the genuine Panacea in their bottles TO perform
to obtain certificates to give their Teputa
ton, &c. Some have resOrled to perjury These
limitations and authorizations have III many instances
proacted the suffering of patients in diseases where
the genuine Swain's Panaee awOud have proved in
stanty etficacous. therefore deem it duty owe the
public TO them that the composition of my Pana
cea s not known, nor was il communicated to any
other person in any way whatever and that all Other
mixtures represented 10 be mine, fraudulent I'M
positions.
The GENUINE PANAGEA may be had wholesale
and retail, at the propnetor's own prices, of
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Lyor Drsao
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wORTHY on -NOTICE.

USOEt SALE-A Black GIRL, Is years ofage, to
Il serve until she is 25 years Of age she Is well
grown, and good hou~e servant. For iurtz partcu-
lars apply to t. r. sGOTTY,s Old Slave n ency and
intelligence Office, basement City HOTEL oc2S
Gnn REA rs CAP WRITING PA
OOVp PER now landing and for sale by
TURNER. WHEFLWRIGHT & NUDGE,
oe Is Mop Souh Ch9rlts street. IN stpirr
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LECTURES ON ANATOMY AND PLY
GTnI1kGX

LECTURES ON ANATOMY AND PLY
SIOLOGY.
nR. BAXLEY will commence his Lectures in
- the College of Dental Surgery on TUESDAY, the
10Th inst Gentlemen who design becoming members
of his class; are requested TO call upon hi nj at his of
fee, Fayette street, on Monday, 9th inst, from to
O'Clock, p. NJ.
Dr. b. takes this occasion TO say, that he proposes to
embrace in his Course OF Lectures the interesting
and important subjects of Anatomy and PhysiOgy gen.
eIay as to afford TO those Physicians who may de-
sire their acquaintance with these departments
of knowledge, and to others who may wish it, OPP
pOrtunty to attend such course of instruction.
nol0 4t
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Fton the S,lsqlehanna Reglster.

Although the public have been eften imposed upon by
PATENT MEDICINE, yet occasionally, really useful ana
beneficial medicine is despised, neglected, merely be
cause "found in bad company" am led TO these re
marks by a conversation with friend few days since.
She had been afflicted several years with disease OF
the heart which had apparently brought her near the
grave One of our most sklllul physicians was called,
rnent of DIR. JAYNE's ExPEcToRANr in the Register,
caught the eye of her friends and bottle of was m
mediately procured from Benuy & Mtcheh's In Mon
trose Before she had taken il two days there wasan
apparent improvement. SHE has taken two bottles as
vel, but her health has been neatly restored.
| have no personal motive for recommending thlsl
medicine but merely state this fact, hoping that il may
meet the eve of some who are aborng under similar dis
eases that they may likewise parake of its benefits
a Friend TO Humanity.
9TH mo. 18th, 1910.
The above preparation IS sold 81 ..-
G. l.. DUHURST.
Corner Pratt ST. andDugan's wharllower end of Cen
Market Space ano
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL PRE-
VAIL.

Corner Pratt 81. and.Dugan's wharllower end of Cen
Market Space. ano
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PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND AND IRE

LAND.
xrNx Persons in this country DESTROYS Of securing
RRRN Passage for their friends from ENGLAND,
iH1Ess@L IRELAND, or SCOTLAND, can do so by ap
plying the subscriber, in first class Ships, sail from
LIVERPOOL for BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, or
PHILADELPHIA, every month in the year. Tern
kberal and accommodating.
THoS. b. ADAIR, Commerce street.
h3-LETTERs from the County (post Paid,) will be
answered by return of mail-and DRAFTS for small
sums of money fer the accommodation of passengers,
can be had above, payable without discount or com
mission.
Baltimore, LIST July, 1870. cod
hy-EditoTs throughout the Country, friendly to the
fRisH and the of Emigration, will eInfer favor
by giving the above advertisement a few il serlOns.
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MEDICINAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SYPHILITIC DROPS.

TO THE AFFLICTED.-
Those who are lsboring under the eff.
fects of the had disorders are appris-
cd that the Sypihlilic Drops are found
TO be the only safe, sure, and speedy
cure for the Yenerial disease ever yet
discovered. II has long been in use,
bestowing blessings and receiving
praise-it has superseded all the quaek
nostrums, and whilst they have sunk
into oblivion, never more to be remem
bered, the Syphilitic Drops are rescu-
ing its thousands Of the afflicted from
an untimcly grave. In a word, it re-
moves the disease radically in a few
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IN consequence of the change in the hour of arrival of
3 The Eastern Mail, and in compliance with tke requ
li0ns Of the Post office department, the Maryland and
Virginia Steamboat Compeny'' hereby give notice that
and after THIS DAY, April, The Sd, the Steamboats,
q this line, consisting Of the ALABAMA, GEORGIA
azd JEWESS, will leave the lower end of Spears
Wharf, alternately, EVERY DAY, at O'Clock, A. NJ,
the Eastern mail arrives, for Norfolk and
the Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail road
On arrival aft Ortsnouth, Cars will be in readiness to
convey passene RS to Weldon N. Co. from whence ira
EeHers will proceed immediately TO Wilmington, and
G0m thence by Steamboat TO Charleston "a distance Of
600 miles from Batmorel in about 50 hours or less.
The Steamboats, PATRICK HENRY and THOMAS
DAY, THURSDAY and ATUBDAY fer RiShno1a
and Petersburg. PssenEeyI esYiDE R4liiz3fs fy this
Ene on Monday, Wednesday and Friday are of a
connection.
For the North, of the above Boats will leave Nor
sR DAILY, at O'Clock, P. NJ and touch al Ports-
mouth for passengers by the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad, who will have the option of being placed mex
aOming board the Philadelphia Steamboat off Nortf
PoiDt thereby arriving in Philadelphia several hours
earlier than they possibly do by any other route
81 being brought up to the city, where they can remain
Ezt half past p NJ and take the Railroad north
This line has been in operation "a years, and there
seUeT has been aocides board the boats involving
ioss Of life or injury to Limb.
JOHNC C. MOALE,
General Agent oftle Maryland and
Virginia Steamboat Co., BALTIC.
Freight for Portsmouth will be Landed Norfolk and
sent across at the cost of the consignee.
Passage through to Weldon, Si3
Passge 10 Norfolk, (meals ineluded,) SO
fasae to Richmond, imeals INCLUDED $40
ap 3sagdn
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9Th mo. 18th, 1910.
The above preparation IS sold 81 ..,.u,
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soId by G. 8. DUHURSI,
CoAer of Dugan's wharf and Pratt
Lower end OF Centre Market Spae,
ma g RaltuI ore
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

PHILADELPHIA, Jan

PHILADELrHiA, Jan. 10, 1910
There has not been any very extraordinary vii
lainy discovered in our hi and mighty fnanciai
circles within the last three days-;hank the Lord
for his meroies.
The vieksburg affair is yet in embryo. From the
premonotory symptoms Of the dissase, I fear that
ysur friends Or sehott, and Cowrer,hwait, (who
started for yicksburg this morning, with Conyng-
ham, the new president will not be able with all
their efforts 10 save the patients life.
Dunlap also left the city, excursion this
msrning The bank Of the L. & must be IN an ex
cellent condition. rather should be, if the PrVs.
dent and Cashier can be- spared 90 60 long col.
lection tour. lis strange. verti
have some thoughts Of giving you brief account
Of the rise, progress and fall Of the Philadelphia
Loan Company, and Philadelphia Savings In titu
ton an IL ofthe fai business Transactions Of
these who controlled them. The Norristown rail-
roai company. and Schuylkill Bank, will furnish
materials enough 20 Oil large volume with detail
of swindiing. From these ample magazines of rss
cay. you may expect To receive. from time 20 time
such sketches az would convince you, that the
penitentiary and eallows have not yet reclaimed all
their fneitives. Mr. Bidde 20 the contrary no,with
standing. --Adieu-( dsgrodiar I'D sa)
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18
nn Ghnmcsry.


Before the Vice Chancellor.
Shdr vs Sho,c The readers Of the Herald NAV
remember that we reported soue weeks back III APP
plcation of Mrs Shaw, of dramatic celebrity, for
divorce fIom her lord aud master, Edward shaw, by
reason of sundry inhdclities. which said Edw shaw
had committed with lady nett or chaste nor Young
who was known to fame By the appellate OF Angus
"a Glentworth. This application was founded on sun
dry csnverssiions which the fair complainant had
with the ohaste Augusta ni:ss Gus and on sandry
letters which Gus had surrendered t. the afore-
said Mrs. shaw. Mrs shaw therefore pray al 10 be
reievc I'd from the incumbrance of su-h an impure
partner to her bed, and suca draft IN her parse and
to have him restrsined from prosecuting certain suits
a, law wuich h had lnstIu cd against hos 3 HIM.
bin doubtless for services rendt by the com plain
All these allegations the defendant aied toto
eric, and his Honor referred " to master. 60 hear
the evidence pro and con, and to make a report
thereon.
The first testimony was that of a Mrs Beaumont,
who keeps an establishment in Mulberry street.
this lady said that she knew "Gus," and also Ed
wGEd Snaw. Shaw ssed to come To see Gus"
bot nsthing improper ever was carried on in
hes house, except tha "Gu." AND her adnairrr were
IN The habit of going out together.
FL IA Pratt. portiy date, who presides over
the destinies OF hous. AT No. Az Bsoome street,
ceposed that she also knew Gus. and that one fine
day, Gas" called her, and asked for pernis sion
TO see "a friend AZ the house of the witness, be.
cause :" the iriend' had taken an antipathy 10 Mrs
beaumont, and he did not like Co see her at that
house. Mrs y. asscnted To- the arrange ncnt, and
thry q e.. the friend aud Gus) came several tiraes
10 Become street. This lady was pressed very hafd
To disciose far what purpose, bat she evadcd The
point goou deal. and at length said " Il was all a
matter Of Inference" she had no doubt bst 9. the
lri NO was Edward Shaw.
AZ thi' stage oi the case the complsin,n codnspl
succeeded u hunting Ny "Gas, AVID bruugIt her be
fore The master, when that fair but fral desciver
adnited al that the previous win had inrerrsa
and the Master ~ ChanCefy rcpoftc 60 his honor,
The Wee, at Edward SHAW, and Augn.ia Went.
wrtih bal committed inlr Ciion ol the law mari
tal, anl that Tie payer Of the petitioner Sust be
~ MED.
On FRIDAY on motion Of he complainants coun'
sci, the deceeW divorce, ts prayed fur was evhnted
Counsel ior complainant, J. r. Wbitng--For de
Tenant, T. y. E'rle
DEATHS in Cincinn iii rhera we're 1850 inicrmsnts
~ CncinSaIi during the year 1850,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18


The Legislative business of he day may be related
IA a very few woras The House have spent the
ay talking about reforming their rules, and the Sc
nate have done nothing hat mend the iosrn az yes
terday. great deal ~ 'dle debate grew ont 81 the
rropositjop 10 an en- but the alteration was about
the snm ofthe business The motion 20 amtnd was
made by Co youig lie uart . the journal 60 sx-
b,bit lie Treatment which be had received from The
President yesterday, ahd 'he Stha'e Amended the
i,pr,aI 90 suit him There was passage 81 arfas
between the veteran Colonel and Gegera Root, ~
WI tbs former came Of second best The Gene
~ Yields ton potent weapon for his antsgonisi.
and doubt whether tie Colonel wili De IN hurry
60 provoke another encounter.
4 - said that Charles Oakley Is 20 be appointed
robsceo Inspector ~ your CITY. do not know
whether this report correct, but presume " at he
stands e. cd chance ~ least Iaues Gulick - here,
and IL is laid u anSidsfc for the same office
perceive Tia, The Commercial ccntrsdicts The
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

&C. We yesterday published paragraph, taken
froa- one Of the London papers, giving an account
Of the launch Of the steam ship President built By
the British and American Steam Navigation Com
pany in which il is stated that Mr.. Laird is the pro-
jcc,or. This 10 not so, and our English brethren
ought 90 know better.
The enterprising originator is Junus Smith, Esq +,
who sought to carry the project into ssfal
cutio1 while Laird in Africa and therefore has
ella In to tho projection OF that honor, which be
longs TO our country man, Junius Smith, Esq.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

III, Boundary TrosbIes NOT over -Csv. Boggs,
Of aissouri. has issued proclamation, IN which he
dissens from tie revolutions passed by the LVgisla
turc of Iowa, and adopted by the Cooniy Couit
Of Clark county 10 suspeu. all hostiies until the
1T day Of JulS next; he further calls upon MI the
officers Of the State, civil AVID military, to exercise
their respective dutics TO their full tstent ~
formiiy with the laws Of he State. So we sAal
have war.
Heain Of Brii r,ore.--In the year 1850 there died
2i5I persons, Of whom 1921 we're males.
Political Movements The Knoxville a ines men
tons a rumOr tHat Gov Polk - o. take The place %
Judge White in the U nted States stna'e.
,dnohp Cniisl state, senator -Dariel siurgson,
locoloeo. has been elected Senator from ftnusyl
vania lie received 81 votes
IN dfray ~ Detroit. Col. Edward prooks and
IT Gov. Edward Mundy recently me- N the ste cts
q Dstroit, and had 6ght. 1se latter was COW
hids1
Trouble in Wcsigas.-Ex-gover Mason sent a
message 20 tae legsIaure the ether Gay, which was
received IN him duogeon. II was laid en- the table
and ta1 the EV governor been thee, be hsewise
woulI have been laid IN the same place.
Hosiag SnqU Pofatoe'-freder.c Msri', of
OIean, has bees sppo;sted Jodse Of CattarAusus co
Courts, by Gov Seward.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

FIRr.-The Gre last night about 10 o'clock was ia
Rivington streets, midway between Christie and the
Bouery. Ore ortwo wooden buildings, standing in
the rear, were destroyed. Loss trhiDg.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

Bnrrisu Qvrrx AND PnrsIprSr-Dimensio ions of
the steam ships British Queen and Prcsiden', be-
longinging 10 the British aud American steam Ma
v,v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

statement made in that paper that there were 100
applicants for the 10 places Of weghers and mea.a'
rers OF grain, and adds that there only fifty
Every body Supposed that the original account was
mere hap hazard, conjectnral statement. made
with the usual laundering reckessness OF tina paper,
the smaller.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

aJ- THs WEEKLY HEsALp will be published
this morning at this office, Fl Ann street Price six
aud a quarter cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

The British Queen ans President are believed q
be the longest ships IN the world.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

DEATHS in Ciacinn I'll There we're 1850 inicrmsnts
~ CiucinSali duing the year 1880.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18
MORNING HERALD.

New York, saturday, Jmuan'y rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-14
STATE OF OHIO.

"LancaSter, co. March 30
"The Democracy Of Ohio have done we'll. In Ross
county am informed by letter from good source that
Harrison will get 300 majority; in 1885, this
county gave him 7l9. In the township in which Chill
lcothe is situated, at the first Democratic meeting,
there were upwards of three hundred who signed the
Constitutions this township gives but about 800
and you will also recolect that this is the residence Of
Bond, Murphey, Douglass & Co. From Franklin
county we have the most gratifying intelligence. she
cannot give $50 for Harrison; in 1896 upwards of
600 From other counties have similar news, and
from all points of the State the cry resounds Of huzza
for ran Buren, johnson, and Shannon In this coun.
ty, have TO contend with of all classes and pro.
tessions; from the deep in niquy up the min.
lister of the gospel from the sneaking Wing up to the
arstocratic demagogues of the day. All the lies
that can be invented thrust upon the ignorant
truths. But this kind Of intrigue only for
fercer action We have met them on the stump, and
have defeated them. Our motto is, conquer we
must From all indications, Ohio will declare herself
for Democracy, by a large majority. 1t is impossible
for her to do otherwise; her population is principally
aborng men, and honest men, who know the princ
Piles of modern Whiggery. To these the Wing
party will own their defeat at the coming contest But
this State is not the only the west that will de
clare herself for the Democracy but Indiana and Hi
nois will also attach themselves to the good In
Kentucky the struggle will be a fearful one, pros
poets are fair. Mr. Van Burens majority in Ohio will
many reasons; is, that in 1896, this county
organized scarcely and we gave Van 1854 At that time
entered into the political arena bnt the older
crs, find the young and old gray headed men
engaged the contest this together with the reaction
in our favor last fall and the spirit pervadi1g
ranks, renders it morally impossible for this State
TO 90 wrong.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-14

liant and patriotic people, and know they will come
of the present engagement covered with fresh honor
and glory
although the Wing orators are now calling from the
fields and workshops the virtuous laborers to listen
TO their coincidence for the reduction through
their hearted cant for the country; and the PEG
pie breathe their false persuasion from every sheet of
paper with which the Wings now flooding that sec
ton of Virginia. and though the bankers and merchants
pressing and harrassing this people with their
appliances, still their signal devotion to the great inte
rests OF the country remains unaffected and unii-
paired.
Sol Thompson, whose pure and lofty character i'm
personates the principles of sour school, who may be
justly called the John Taylor of our section of Vrg
MIA, has met the Wing orators and their partzan bank
ers before the people, and drove them back to their
hiding places and again taught them that it was only
by midnight caucus, management and intrigue, that
their party could hope to succeed and by discussion
before the people.
"Newman of Marshall has appeared on the Court
green, and again and again addressed the Democratic
people of that county, blghed the hopes of the Wings
and given confidence friends and success to our
| cause
"The Democrats of the Northwest will return to the
next House of Dclegates-Scot of Marshall Jones OF
Brooke, Clayton and Tanzey of Monongaa, Brown OF
Preston Armstrong and Lee of Harrison. In Tyler
and Wood our friends have alarmed the enemy, and
the Democrats fighting with great hope and conf
dence."
i u We have letter from Washington, which says
that Neal (Democrat is safe in Wood county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-14
Deaths.

Died scarlet the residence OF her father IN the county
of Amelia on Saturday 18th of February, short but
II hours HRRET ErcESIA the youngest dauei
VIM H. and Martha NJ Robertson, aged
month"; death Of this interesting child, the
parents together with the remaining circn have sustained aloSs
family which will be severely felt and which
thing relieve. Born with talents OF an unu
sa order dearly loved by all The family and the admra
tou of all who saw her united all osc qualities
which human character advanced age-arfy
out the divine the Saviour doing others
she would they should do her II be truly sad that she
was practical christian all her But she has gone
and her should pne knowing that she has exchanged
world for of immortal felicity, where slime and
pain, and chance, and death expire"
Died disease, Thursday the 2I aer Is hours
of extreme suffering AMBER third OF the same
rents-aged years, months and seventeen days.
Died of disease, Saturday the 10Th, aer extreme
illness of hours RoBERr EMMET the youngest sou OF the same
aged 10 months and ID days-hus has death the short Of
IA DAYS from their fond and devoted brothers
and sisters these three lovely interesting ana beloved children
leaving vacuum, be amented for 10 COME Well
NAV they exclam, in the language ofDr. Young,
JnSataic archer. could suffice,
Thy shaft flew thrice, and thrice their peace slain,
Died al his residence Essex County, Tuesday morning
the 3st ult Mr. THOMAS WRIGHT sr the 7 year OF his
composed of children and grandchildren mourn
their manly independence and hrmness Of
striking his character In his
condemn what he considered
wrong ready what he conceived be right He
husband and kind He reared large
Children whose minds appeared be his most
desire Ia ncucate the principles OF honesty industry and
thereby them Ia make useful members OF
the community which they destined To He
indugent MASTER kind neigbo and sincere friend lie will
long remembered and amented by his family and iends but
they those wthou hope calm and composed lie
mel the kng Terrors" with forttudc and resignation and
gave evidences at if his earthly house OF this abe
nacle were dissolved " chad building God, house
made with hands, eternal in the heavens