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New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

g Incendiaries are busy at Lexington, ~.
Attempts were made on the night OF the 2l,i to
set ale to the market ard 10 large mandatory
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
f he TRIB u N E..
A D. D r E S S

Or lhe Officers and Members of the lIer-
chants Temperance Society of the City
of New-YOrk to the Mercantile Commit
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
DAGUaKNEoTYrN LlKENEs.Es

DAGUE iSNEOTEPE LHkENESsEs,
OF Children HON We love, and Parents we revere.
Secure the Shdd0n ITS SHbstGHre fades
Taken after the plaH discovered bS Mons bagucFre by
M vILLERS, NJ. D.,
No 235 Broadway, (facing the PARK New-York.
From a. VI. to z. VI. daily, Sundays excepted.
Taken IN Fair, Cloudy. snd IN stormy Weather.
Instrument. furnished and Pups taught with his late
Improvements. -
FERNS modernt- for Cnsh. mis- II
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

Ut NFN
&ls Country Seat 10 miles from the city, located III
Queens County L. l. containing upwards OF so acres OF
Grst rate land The buildings double house,
era finish with CRATES marble mantcs, oldng doors,
SC extra kitchen; also large 5arls wagon house car
ijge house, shop. grauary poultry house and yard,
Eou.e with all other necessary for largo
family The fruii of the best kind and every variety
appics cherries. sc. III abuHlancc.
large amount of the money may remain on bond and
nostgage Brooklyn New York city property would
be -Lken in exchange. Address l.. h.S at this Office
If
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

MUSIC TUHTEON.-WlLLIAM PEASE, Pro-
VI fessor and Teacher OF the Piano Forte Organ and
Sngipg respectfully Informs the young gentlemen OF this
cty that he has fItcd up IN his Music Saloon, No.
700 Broadway, and Is ready TO commence giving lessons
the Piano Forte and IN Singing either the day limo
or evening. Gentcmen wishing to oommcnce will please
make application the Music Saloon, No. 700 Broad-
yay. cd door from Eourtl-st Forms n0derate. ola u
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

II Ora ham House, Barclay-st. MISS
TRAVER and MRS GoSS respectfully inform their
friends aBl the public that they have taken the we'll
knowR GRAHAM HousE, hitherto kept BY Mr. r. Goss,
(who retre. and having put it IN excellent condition
or the winter prepared TO accommodate few more
perIs boarders sta Parors Bedrooms only on
reasonable ,e rHss Their Table will be supplied with the
best Vegetables Fruits that the markets Of our City
affords while those ~ho prefer qaet, simple and Raturs!
living and IL E.-d by the odors of Alco-
mol and Tobacco =ll ind mere a agreeable Home
Transient Boarder, or persons visiting the City, ac
conrodaled reasonable terms. OF y
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
ITALIAN iITsIC.-Mr. MANNING uwen,y

Y q a LIAM mh's'it'p N"'u-p
years resident oi Naples pupil OF the celebrated Pa
aud Crcsccnt give, instruction On teras 10 SUIT tho
mcs Italian, Frcneh and English Singing, aud IN tho
lo,t fashionable style of Piano Forte playing.
Mr. NJ has permission refer To the following gentle
men: J NJ Wainwright. ID; Messrs Howlnnd r As
pirwali; J NJ. Schroeder d D.; Mr.. J. +. Brigham +.
l.. Hawkes.. Do Mr. :. Ward.
Mr.. N. resides at 81 Walker street, near Broadway
In
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IIVNDi. nLEACMiNG POWDER

IrUND,- BLEAGMsNG pow DE r.
. 100 casks Boyd. celebrated Bleaching Powder Jus
received aud for sale by
D7o .1-i 1tR0xISt: under the Ialu-nzy o
| common Sore Tnroit, or q QInzy Sore Throai-fou
c,n obtain al arcle which H make perfect cure IN
few hou-.. Sold onv Al 81. Ho~~rv IL 3meoi
S1EEss- BELLs-R-ugh Is and polished Sleish
- Bells. a.s0ci=i frOn tOJ to No TO- Al,oi lancy an1
~ wv Il. WIGHT 700 John..treet.
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,lln EakE PUBitU.-L.& & NJ. ;. BKOMN. I

'lNU 'ETkh HUBi.st.-L. q VI. ;, BKU"N, IbI
Cssthsm selling Ingram Carpets at is 6d, Is
-, aud hs per yard.
Those IN want of Carpets would do we'll To call and ex-
anime Tor themselves they will al cast - per CT
IS purcha,li OF the subscribers.
n b. All articles connected with the Carpet business
cling in the proportion. Also, remnants OF on
Cloth >u-bc for putting under Stoves selling at prices
suit the times. nlI 5m
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

ID APplETON's CASH TAILORING ES-
n. TtBLlSHNENT 39l Grand. Of Attorney
treet-he subscriber respectfully informs hi, friends
s-d the public generally, that ne continues make Gar
ruent- 10 rdcr sye of fIshos to salt h custom
er,' good fit and lhe best OF workmanship ney
all times be relied Gentlemen precrrng furnish
Inc their ua;crial will lind 1t their interest TO
give MN call Puucuay all cases strictly OBJ erved
Cb.rpss unn,ie-atc u2j I'm
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d 4 Y COO D :.


NEW FIST ANDNEW GOOpS.-BUR-
= CHARD 4 HiZARD, i-O GraBG-,ireet, ucyt to
rro.isiy have full assortment Of staple sEd fancy
Dr., Good. consisting IN part f,oWirg saIch III
be >'t at much le>, ihsn former prices
FLANNELS-Rci white and -iior. all WOOL. good az
tic'e lt =. a1i very me nj = aud I. per yard.
SHEEIINGS and SIlRTINGS OF al widths and quail
ue., Of Hope Providence Exeter. Chcoree. " sius
too. Vcrrimac znI York Mills yard WIDE from Cd 20 ltd
CANTON FLANNEL>. beachet ard unoleseaei.
SATI>ET>. Very Lov-A splendid Iiiice 81 > 10 b.
NEKINOE>-FrencA snd English. Light anu DlnasA
from ,.
FRENCH PRINTS Of Blue and other .rounds from ,.
ENGLISH na AMERICAN do. ncw and beautiful ,iyic>
MOI >>ELINE De LtlNES-New aad rich patterns
oMBsZINES-Lover than ever before offered
Also of NEl.NETS >lik * and COTTON. IRISH LIN
ENS LINEN aad COTTON DIAPERS; TABLE
CLOTHS. LINEN CAMBRIJ & &HANpKERCHItF>
grest variety.
\ iulI assortment, Of goods that are u,u,lly kept
ThTea4 and Needle Stores Tniors Trimmings OF all
aud kinds Men, kii ant Woolen' =oed article
OF Boy G.ove>-
HO>lERi-Lsdc,. White BIZ and Cora Cotton Blk
{ Cold Cashmere MiX'd y W-tc hglt Mems y Boy>'
Hose 4 Hllf-Hs,e: Chdren, White and Cord, Nc Sc.
u3o =
a,uFF~: rlsFF~: nUEEs: AT NAT
III SONS l5i hathm II. and $50 Bovery.-Ihc sub
scr.er informs the ladies OF Newfors aud vicinity .hst
mas on hand q very rIch and elegant a',o sent
Of LYNX and other Fu 1lutf, reduced full 81
per cent hom any previous year He earnestly 'ohcs
call before purchs-nr and those who faysr AIm
they N n not be di,aproiatci. For trimming, OF all
kinds and Furs repaired Vt uetico.
IN In WATSON, IA Chatham 't and 100 BoweTy.
NEW FALL I;0oOs.-ALFRED SMITH
Merchant Tailor, No 10 Fuitonst- vould iayite ms
friends aad puslc call and examine MS stock OF
res Full Goods consisting OfCloh> CnssimcTes and VEST
ugs suited 20 the fail trade. Gentlemen leaving their
Ter, ay rely dpou their being fulfilled the most salts
ictory manner Terms modcrnic-Cash on delivery = II
ONE PRICE sEOfiE-tientiemeu wishing to
~ purchase good cheap Clothing, would do well 10 call
AT 1894 Chatham strest where they nnd garments at
the following priccs.
Cloth Goats - to tl2 Cloth Jackets, 81 to s5i Sap-
neLt Pants 81 - r. -; Cloth farts 81 TO si3o.
o, 3m JACOB COGSWELL.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

nK 81 ViLLEKs, Dental Surgeon - ycars
~ expcrence-The original inventor Of the best kinds
of Translucent Mineral Teeth, Introduced - The public
IN lS!7 Dr. H. v performs every operation IN his pro
s.on nt one third less than charged elsewhere IN this
cItv he hopes hl. long tried and veil known sbes III
every department of hs profession VIII be ssitcienI
punrsnty Residence removed 233 Broadway. Ops
sc the PARK Pupils taught Mechanical Dentistry Fees
.forrtb reduced Term cash nl-f
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
BAYSa:AiNs! nAKGAlNs.-Foi Foi

a u kkVT XdNP. b n NtE AFNS - UT
8A sal- or exchange 10 tracts of handsome Land,
tanning l25 each, soil Of superior quality,
vatcred with streams and covered with fine timber.
uch white oak, hickory, beach, walnut, maple and
svcamorc Tho soil is adapted u wheat rye corn, oats.
cotton, tobacco. and Irish potatoes Thc above
aGds will sold reduced prices, and on terms 10
AT or they will be exchanged for almost any kind
merchandise For maps diagrams and particulars apply
to SMITH & TURNER Ii John street up STAIRS. al II
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

S,fsiLLLE 81 SHERMAN, Surgeon and Me
- caanc DeEsts, % Chambers street, opPosi'e the
Park desire aghiA express the gratitude tor pat en-
courar,ment and tbeir friends and the pubhc
that nothing shall be wanting their part to in.ure the
confidence and fvor of those who m,y honor theIn win
call Artificial Teeth of the fret quality from ore TO N
entire set inserted the most improved methods, III
ing ,c,a. and extracting performed with care nnd At
ention and their oil cases TO su the crcH-
-, ...,- - I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
President.
NATHANIEL WEED.

ITtstNtNI,
NATHANIEL WEED.
Wee Presidents.
GABRtEL p DrsoswAY. JoHN w. LHAylTr,
HENRY II. ScHrtFrELIS, JoHN REDFIELD.
ELISHA D. HURLGUT.
Cor. Sec Thomas DENNY.
Rec SEC. WILLIAM NJ. LArHRor.
Treasurer, REvs c. HANcg.
Managers,
Edward Corning, Daniel Ayres,
Silas r. Beene. AVm T. Gutter,
Ira Bliss, WIN. t. Dodge,
Fred. 5. Winston, Joseph Bsitcll, Jr.
y. q Valentine, james Cook,
Asa Bgelow, Jr. Richard H. NJ Curdy'
Silas Brown, Gsrret \. bieecker.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

HYfS Not coal. wsich the best qaalliy
" Pe.cn Orchard. selling from the yard, dslv-
cred IN the best order fee OF s. 81 per ton
R K q. SKIDNORE,
r.6 Il. Washington. cor Frank nkliE-sIreeL
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

r ERCHEs aPPLIED BY Mrs. sAkAH
HARPER No. ts Vesey-Il Tno se' Lao many nes'e
-o,risuss IL the bps:ss-s
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

Az D-A By OF good morals aoOat 10 yrsr,
~ faye II learn the Book binding bu.,ne>s. Sns
Tho cah board viii par-sts ALL be preferred Apply
al IS Am street. ,is,.'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
w A n Il :.

w An b-No5es of Inc BiHS of B.daio sid otae
W oroSez aDd cououu b;aks fcr shicA the highest
a'ice I'll De PAID IL THoRPS sAeha.ge, 3l2 Broad
WV
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

t pruIuctI,c real tbs oy. Farm OF 10 acres,
vlh3 Dwelling Houses and suitable out buildings IN
good repair of the house, ht for the residence OF
-rc Respectable family. The location il handsome and
c.tRy with f-cilics for communication with the city
four iinrs daily The >o ,na sub-o very good Is
acres IA co0 wo-d. Also ne variety of fruit, well
or superior water and snail mtsiiing stream rsnS
iroush the ccntre OF the Farm supplying nearly every
ei aud sGiiccst for horse water poser. the founda
,on for the dam aud cmhaukmcnts necessary beng al
trady laid. Apply to DAMEREL n HOOPER, No. l5S
rront-st. n27 Jtswlm'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

nULSD FOOLSCAf PAPER 1850 keans Q
IL AINE Ruled Cap. For sale by
PERSsE & BROOKS,
az No. 81 Liberty street
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
naGUERREOYY POxTANiIe-

DTaken at tie Rooms >0i Broadway, corne OF puane
street v Y, over RIeIl- Free GALLERY Of Painting
Portraits taken few seconds clear or cloudy weather.
II Pupi. instructed IL the above art III few DAYS
Terms ncdrr-ts. \. PAGE E-o i3t'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

YO2N WARWaCk, S#eep Sm-lte! and Re
Purchaser of Jewelers. and Sllvs.smths Pollshtngs,
Pumcincs Lenles, Parting Bars, Coarse Suvet bars
L,ce Gilt and plaes Metals, Bookhinders Rags &c &c
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

fNoSh AND BS1IDANts Wv - az
u Subscriber will deliver on board Of vessels AZ n
son Dock Dock Stone 70. Is per ton, and Marble
Building Stone for Is Cd psr ton
States Prison, Noun, Pleasant. iune 9 lst9
;s1a 6m n l. SEYMOUR. AgerL
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-13

that he would go CONTRARY to all advice
and adsnonitions. He had nol lived long
~ this Wilful disobedience, before he be-
came so unhappy that he could not re-
main at horne. He knew that he dispeas.
ed his father by every act of disobedience.
lie flnaliv left his fathers house, and wan
defed away te escape parents notice,
and indulge in bis sinful course. Here
he became disguised even with his favor
lie amusement. or course of conduct
which he chose. and returned to his
home In speaking Of his conduct. he
sad, my fathers Look, the day after
hid visited the theatre. was punishment
enough for me. It was more than l
could bear.n Il such is the effect Of a
glance OF an offended fathers eye, what
will be the feelings Of the offender, the
guilty sinner when he shall seethe Judge
OF all the earth. coming to pronounce SEN
tence of condemnation against him for bis
numerous transgressions2 Where cen
he feea Where hide HIMSELF Can he
escaped La vain he may call for The
rocks and mountains TO fall on him and
hide him. They conuot move from their
places Sinner, return to thy Father, be-
lore he calls thee to Judgments S.
Treas.
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VOL. XIII. NO. II.

folded; the things hard TO be understood.
shall be explained we shall discover or
der in what has seemed Intricate, wisdom
+ 10 what we have thought uaaccoun.abie.
and good where we have seen only injury.
There shall be no night there children Of
affliction. hear ye this; pain cannot enter.
grief cannot exist in The allncsphere of
heaven. no tears are shed there. no graves
opened. no friends removed, and neve for
a lonely moment, does even.a fitting cloud
shadow the deep raptures oftranquiliay.--
There shall be no asght there children
OF calamity, hear ye this; no bufflrd plans
thare. no frustrated hops. no sudden dis.
appointments: but one rich tide of happi-
ness shall roll through eternity and deep
en- as it rolls. There shall be no night
there; ye who are struggling with cor
rupt nature, heat We this: the night isihe
season OF crime. It throws Its mantle over,
a thousand enormRies which shun the
/ lace of day. and TO say there shall be no.
| night there, is to proclaim the reign ofuni-
yersai purity no temptation there, no sim
fdl desires TO resist, no evil heart TO battle
with; bat holiness shall have become the
IFery nature of the gloriffed inhabitants,
and he very element in which they rlove.
Oh, this mortal must have pun on immor-
tally. and this coruplible, interruption, ere
we can know allthe meaning and richness
of the description, which makes heaven a
place without night. But even now we
can ascertain enough to assure US, that the
description keeps pace with all that even
imagination can sketch ofthe nobility and
felicity of the inheritance of the saints. /
behold man made equal with The angels.
no longer the dWarish thing. which at
best, he is, whilst confined 10 this narrow
stage. but grown into mighty stature, so
that he moves amidst the highest, withlca-
paclties as vast, and energies as unabating.
/ behold the page of nniversaltruth spread
before him, no obscuritv on single line.
and the brightness not dazzling the vision.
| behold the removal Of all mistake, OF all
misconeeption. conjectures have given
/ place y certantIes, controversies are ended,
difficulties are solved, prophecies are COM.
pleted, parallels are Interpreted. lbehold
The hushing up of every grief, the wiping
laway of every tear, the prevention OF eve
/ ry sorrow. the communication of every
liov. behold the final Punishment ef
Nhatsoe7er has alliance with sinfIlness,
the SPLENDID reim2ressment of every fea-
ture of the divine image upou man, the
unlimited diffusion ef righteousness, the
triumphant admission ofthe fallen into alt
1.-The purities of GODS presence, and their
unassailable security against fresh apos-
Itacy. | behold all this in the picture of
a world without nigh, and | feel as tho
did not need the wall of sapphire and
the gate of pearl, with which the evan
gelist has decked the New Jerusalem;
long for that city, and know that it
E must be ineffably beautiful, inconceivabiy
. desirable. when have heard him simply
assert, There sbatt6e no night taere.6-
, Gambler Observer.
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BRANDoN, WEDNESDAY. JAN'UA RY Is, ISL.

True, the church has Increased in num-
bers, but has she increased 10 faith, and
has she added to her '.faith virtue, and
knowledge" and Temperance" and
patience 2 and goodness" and schar-
ityq" She has increased 10 benevolence.
but is not alhe poor separated from" and
forgotten BY, .his neighbour She has
however. or rather IS learning, that
"chrisiian perfection is attainable" and
"pracsicable,n but how many Of her sons
or daughters have attained such "perfec-
ton" or dare profess it in the presence OF
the hesrt-seafching G,d2 She has been
the bonored INSTRUMENT of sending the
glad tidings Of salvation to the dark re-
gions of the earth but has she been
suitably humble and thankful 10 Film who
gave the increase" Is there not much
lacking YETI Dye mariners in LIES ffail
barge on the ocean of time, exposed 10
the gales of worldly prosperity and ap-
plause, and the rocks Of carnai-security
and ease in Zion, pause. and COM
pare The course you are steering with the
"chart" which has graciously been pre-
pared for your direction. Peradventure
there may be danger, and evil may befal
you, but the way-faring man need not err.
The coasts are well supplied with lights
and beacons which, although they may
not be pleasing to flesh and blood, are
such as have been provided by unerring
wisdom, and those who carefully observe
them, will assuredly 6nd peaceful ha-
ven of eternal rest.
If these stray thoughts are worth pub
fishing, there may be more offered on
similar subjects. ELIHU.
Vergennes. Jan. A. 1841.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-13
From the New-York Evangelist.
ATHRILLING 1ScIDENT.


1t was the lot of female. OF one of our
country villages, several years since, often
TO aid a distressed family, into which In
Temperance has brought its legion of ills.
The husband, though young, and well
educated, was an irreligious. dissi2ated
man, who at length became so much a
sol. as 10 leave his family TO suffer even
for food. and 10 cast himself into the pol
luted stream of lowest drunkenness The
family was broken up Friends received
the wife and children. and be went, shis
LADY knew not where.
Years afterwards, this lady attended
the anniversary of the Bible Sociely.-
Speaker after speaker, in the noble elo-
quence which has so distinguished this
anniversary, had elected the warm emo.
| tons of many hearts. aud hers was foil of
deepest interest. for she loved the Bible,
and gloried in its truths and triunphs-.
| But little did she anticipate such fruit OF
lis triumph over mans mightiest foe, 8
was soon 20 be presented 10 her. A well
known name was announced to be the
next speaker, and almost beyond her pow
er of belief, yet 10 truth, she saw before
her. and heard the voice Of the very man.
of whom. the last she had known, was
| the drunkardss vile slate. In most
powerful speech. he plead the cause OF
the Bible; and, in himself restored. ia
his right mind, to her and MANY others.
he was its most powerful present argu-
fnent While he spoke. he caught her
leve, all suffased with tears. and when
fdone, Immediately sought her to rejoice
Together. though it was with lst-Howing
lrears. Their hearts beat alike. for he.
since she had seen him. had learned and
believed the precious truth of the Bible,
bad been converted. and become no, only
reformed, but devoted supporter Of TINT
1 Bible and the church, as a true member.
which had rescued him from the drunk
ards grave
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-13

Where pagans bend the knee,
From continental villages.
And islands Of Tie sea
It's not the song Of Triumph, no.
Nor scream Of heather rage,
But lis cry for gospel light,
The echo Of the age.
They call on us in words direct,
o. in their rites Of wo,
Obey, Sc saints, your Lord : command,
Go, preach my gospel, co.
The region Of the Simeon blast,
Where Myers waters dow,
Repeats to Us our Loads command,
Go, preach my gospel co.
Each ship that floats upon the wave,
Andall the winds thai blow,
Kirg out to Us the Lords commands
Go, preach my gospel, CO.
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A STRANGE PRAYER. :

G Give me neither poverty" That viii
do. Most that do. and all that do not
pray viii agree IN their opposition 10 pow
cry. BIT the good man did not Stop
with The word poverty. He adds nor
riches" Neither give me riehesl Real
Iy this IS strange. Wealth Is the sun Of
the armament to most men-the vital air
The all in all. Millions are struggling.
painting, hoping, risking health. life. the
souls salvation even for riches. All the
things that are desired are. moi conparA.
bic 70 them =
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THE BIBLE.
BIZ WIN. LLOYD GARRISON.

The Bible--the Biblel how shall we
subdue the obdurale heart. and awaken
the scared conscience, and successfully
holders; how shall we operate upon pub
lie opinion, and call into vigorous exer-
else the moral energies of the nation, and
establish justice throughout our borders,
and break down the middle walls of par
lition which separate man from his fellow
man how shall we preach deliverance
to the captive, and the opening of prison
doors to them that are bound, and trans
form the benighled slave into the enls ht-l
ened and happy freeman, and the haus hty
master into-a familiar frienJ-how shall
I'VE accomplish this. and more, without
Tie Bible? Human Legislation what is
fit2 Ii is ineohefent and contgarious; il
juslifps in one state or country what it
Furnishes in another; il holds no iurisdic-
ltion over the hearts OF men; il is capable
3of disastrous perversion: it is governed
BY worldly policy; it alters with the fac.
Ituations Of society. Take away The BIZ
BIZ. and Cur warfare with oppression and
Iinidelity, and intemperance, and impure
lty, and crime, is al an end our weapons
are wresled away-our foundation is re-
lmoved-We have no authority to speak,
and no courage to act.
We desire TO thank God, for the Bible.
It is his Statute Book, in which are re-
corded all the laws, ordinancts. and com
lnandments necessary to govern mankind
, 1t is immutable; the viclssitudrs of time
the waves Of revolution. the explosions o
empires. can not abrogate one Of lis acts
Ii is impartial; it exalteth the humble ami
5 abaseth the proud; it has no respect o
persons; it levels all The vain distinction:
of the world. Il is Of universal arplica
iion; wherever man is found, or societ,
exisls. among all castles. in everv formso
: government, lis precepsshre obligatorr,
, and RATIONAL How terrible are its de
Innnciaiions against the oppressor! How
7 it detects and exposes the thief. the drunk
ard, The voluptuary. The i.npostori How
= it puts faisehood 10 the blush. and IN
\ masks hypocrisy. and levels pride! VIVA
lcrime does il not punish. what vice no
lash, what injustice not abofninate How
: reasonable are its requirements love !
Z God and love 10 man Its spirit is :
! benevolent that it would dry up rivers {
human blood, and tnrn the sword iulo
: ploughshare, and break every fe.ter, an
'e renovate the face of the world, and max
y earth heaven.
y Thanks be to God for the Gift ofsfl
Bible! Let il circulate as freely as II
lair we breathe-let il circumnavigate u
to elobe-so shall the nations of The earl
5 b. joined ia marriage, and the bodies n
:, sous Of men be enlrarchised. and q
wonders Of redeeming love be magnlh'
8 ia every land BY every tongue