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M yELpEAU,s SPECIFIC puIs-rh,. c..

00~ VELPEAU's SPECIFIC PIT Ls-Thcse cele
ted Pills for the prompt and radical cure of gonorrl
and gleet have been used in immense number of CT
since their introduction into this country by the Coll
of Medicine and Pharmacy, and with unfailing succ
They will very soon become the only remedy for Ii
hitherto intractable diseases Several Of the most dis
in their practice ani all the memb srs Of the College
unanimous in the opinion that slpeau's remedy Is
safest. speedes and most eectua. 2ecifc for all p'
lent discharges from the urethra fsingle box is (
orally sufficient even for the worst oicases. Why
sufferers from this disease allow to run on, prolu
structure with ell its train of serious evils, when b,
these pills will effect permanent cure, without the
OF any OF those irritating injectonso or nauseous mkt
of copav in common use7 Sold In boxes ct 81 each.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal office
the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, o. Nassa,
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Ir3- WORMS IN CHILpREN.-of al

90. WORMS IN CHILDREN-Of all diseases
which children exposed none are so fatal to them
Worms Unfortunately, children seldom free FIR,
them, and as they initiate the symptoms Of almost
othar complaint, they often produce alarming effects wi
out being suspected Worms not only q cause of
ease themselves, but by their irritation aggravate
other diseases, wandering from part OF the body
the other winding themselves up into large balls and
structing the bowels and frequently the throat caus
commissions, and too often death. The desired RENE
will be found in Shermsn's Worm Lozenges which v
very destroy the Worms, and invgorate the pow
Of digestion 30 as TO prevent return Of them.
Warehouse 100 Nassau street; Agents, State str
Boston; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia;4 Stanwix
Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-28

PARK THEATRE CIRCUS Parents and others must
bear in mind that grand afternoon performance,
commencing at two o'clock, is given to-day II
will embrace many new, surprising and amusing
acts, afording a rich opportunity for families TO
enjoy happy hour In consequence of the prepa-
rations making here Tor the Fremen's Ball, which
takes place on Monday evening mex, Welch't
matchless company will perform at the Bowery
Amphitheaire on Monday and Tuesday nights o.
next week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-28

CHATHAM THEArRE.-To night is set apart for the
benefit of the celebrated pantomlmists, Messrs
Brown, Mulligan and Davis, and very attractive
bill is presented for the occasion. The beautiful
pantomime Of the "Golden Dream" is to be re-
peated, in connection with variety of other novel
ties, combining some Of the most popular attractions
Of the day. We expect to see an OVERLOOKING
house, which, indeed, is rarity at this favorite
establishment, where the extraordinary and power
full concentration of talent and novelty never fails to
delight crowded audience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-28

90 ANOTHER DOUBLE EXTRA NEW WORLD
Backwoods Edinburgh Magazine, a new reprint-Two
dollars year-siDgle copies 1877 cents.
The publisher Of the New World announces that he
has commenced the Republication OF this celebrated
of the Magazines at price which will insure it very
large circulation The January number received by the
steamer Caledonia will be published This bay twelve
o'clock and be for sale at the Office 80 Ann ee and
the New World Agents Throughout, the country. " Black
wood has long stood at the head Of the periodical tera
ture Of the world and continues maintain distine
on without rival Professor Wilson, its editor (Od
Christopher North is unrvaed prose writer and
poet and his contributors are among the first living
thors OF Great Britain
CONTENTS THE JANUARY NUMBER.
Great Britain at the Commencement of the year.
lS43, "a splendid srticle)
IT, Lesurquesj or the Victim Of Judicial Error.
Ill Caleb Siukey-Part TO-
w. Imaginary Conversation-By Walter Savage Ian.
dor Tasso and Cornelia.
v. The World Of London-Second Series--Part I.
vi. The Dreym Of Lord Nhhsdae.
VII Two Hours Of Mystery thrilling Tale.
VIII The East and South Of Europe.
TX. The Curse Of 0lencoe-By d. Simmons.
x. The Martyrs Monumental Monclogue.
XII. Taste and Music in England.
Terms-Two Dollars year--three copies for S5-fve
copies for Sen copies for S5-Subect to newspaper
postage only. Address
j. WINCHESTER. Publisher, 80 Ann st.
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N1- PHYSIOLOGY OF THE HAIR AND HA
physiology and mcr scopic research has disc moi
ing to more interesting and useful than the not very
cent chemical invention Of the celebrated DR.. Felix Go
raud for the safe and permanent destr uction hum
hair Entering into the structure of the skim the Doc'
has discovered glandular for the secretion of
respiratory fluid the sudoriferous glands hers for
production of the sebaceous substance sebaceous gant
and organs for the production Of the hairs the hair 70
cles or hair seed Into the latter organs where the
folcles are seated, the Doctors powders (Which he
appropriately names Poudre sube perces into its de-
est This admirable article Justly acquire,
reputation throughout the United States to scare,
make the supply keep pace with the demand -Bos.
Mail.
The above article is TO be found in this city only at
original Office 81 Walker street. door west Of Bro,
way. 81 per bottle. Beware Of counterfets. For lis
ag, nts see another column.
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90 We almost fancy hear the EXPLANATIONS Of
delight with which Juvenile friends will hail the an.
nouncement that Mr.. Barnum will give them this after.
noon the Burning Of Moscow in all its spendor in the
day time, with such day exhibition he always pro-
vides on Saturday, when he spares effort to please
General Tom Thumb will be in all the spendor Of his
new regmentals, and every way the most admired curo-
stv living
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PROGRESS OF DIeoTRY.-It appears that the town
| councllof Liverpool have decided by large ma
Iorty to refuse to the children of the Roman Catho-
lie poor, secular education in tho public schools.
These saints after Parson Cheevers heart Alas!
it is clear that we not quite ready yet for the
mile mimi
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ArrlYala.

AMEMcAN-Among many at this Hotel yesterday we
notice that of Com Rdgeey U. s. Navy, from Baltimore
Major Van Buren, and lady from Kinderhook; Charles
Carroll ESQ., lady and daughter from his seat Droughon
grae Manor, Maryland; Lieut.. Ptkin, U. 8. A. and j.
Sleeper, ESQ. Boston.
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IA MAN ABDucTTNe HIS OWN wIFE.-Charles Miller,
Of Sing Sing, who it will be remembered endeavor-
ed to abduct his wife from Sing Sing, last summer,
and more recently from Stamford, Connecticut,
where she has been remaining in order to obtain a
divorce from him, succeeded on Wednesday last in
fixing her by force from the house where she was
residing in the latter place. He had carriage in
waiting with feet horses, and it is supposed has
taken her to New Jersey. A warrant has been is
sued for his arrest on the charge of abduction
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BLOODY THANKscivINe.-Ad day has been set apart
by the British government for public thanksgiving,
for the success of the war in China and Afgbanis-
tan. and the Archbishop of Canterbury has been d.
rected for that purpose to prepare form of prayer
Almighty God. Let all things be done deceny,
and in good ORDER"
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FRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ORAL

90 FRENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ORAL
AND PRACTICAL sYsTEM--A few more grutleme'l
can join the Evening Glass. which VIII commence on
Wedne day. the ist Of February MorninR u lass 10
Ladies' viii commence also on the ISL feo inmeo'S't
DUPLICATION j. requested
Prrsors who have studied on tue sysln tsn cntcr
aIasses nj any perod ol I've study
q NANESCA DURAND 7s Fral Kiln 81
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&C. pRoFEssoR YELpEAu,s cELEsRATED

,o1- PROFESSOR vELPEAU,s CELEBRATED
ne and infalible specific for the radca
ana speedy cure of Gonorrhea and elects which
ely discovered by Professor Vepeau OF the Hospital
ge OF Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New
.ns,r pspensary, Nassau street. These Pills
wm 20 cure by their distinguished author An
;. iuantty has been already sold here The great
Vi us remedy is, that it cures without producing
nausea, ah,ng the breath. laying the foundation Of
toxes at 81 each. ~ ~ "
w. Richardson, Agent. Consulting rooms and Dis.
peasary Of the College, 81 Nassau street, N ~
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Ny- sCEPTICAL.--When we say that Hewes' Nerve
ana Bone Lniment and Indian Vegetable Elixir, will
any OF Rheumatism, Govt, contracted cords and
muscles and stiff joints you need not take word Tor
II; but TO the agents. Mcssrs. Comstock Ross 90 Ma
sazine street. and they will give the Of
he most respectable gentlemen In this city, who have
been cured Of rheumatism &C. by this remedy, and you
call those gent and ser for yourselves vii
you this remedy and be cured-or neglect il and sui
erl-New Orleans Paper
The may b. hal Of Comstock Williams North
Fifth street Philsdelphia, and Coms,ock co. Nisd,n
Lane, this city.
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New Literary Depot Opened.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT. jim other words
L. ,sans sdite has opened at his pspss HERALD office
North West corner of Nassau and Fulton streets depot
for the all the fashionable and current literature OF
the age He means by this TO take the wind out of the
sails of Y Beach, and to conne that sleek rat to
his jacksonville Ulster and Malone shinplasters nclu-
ding also his oyster cellar For catalogue of the works
for sale, see advertisement.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, JR.,
His SS mark
NEw YoRK, 2sth January, Is49.
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90 PlLEs--One dollar shall be refunded to any per
son who will use bottle of Hays Linment without
being cured These the positive The genuine
can be had ut n Maiden lane.
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REDUCTION OF FAaE.-The fare in the Boston and
Liverpool steam ships has been reduced to one hun
bred and twenty dollars.
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CO ST QUELQU'UN DOUTAlT ENCORE r
Pefncacite du Beaume de Columbia dc Oliri3ge CHI
COMSTOCK ROSS, 25 des Magasips, pour fai
crotre les cheveux empecher la chute, ;eDir la
CONSIGNMENT proprc, donne de la viguer la vegets,
espiIair lnsura qua essayer fois pour
vancu de la verite, s'adres agents vor
cerfcats des personnes de la plus haute respectable
qui ont eprouve les bons resultats de remede-Ne
Orleans Bee.
Ce Bauyul vendre chez Comstock & Gle, Made
lane, No. 7l-dans Cettevile.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

BALTIMoRE, Jan 26-AT Baltimore Pullen, Monievideo-
passed Yesterday, off the Pauxent, Argo, Read Rio
Grande Two ,sern full rugged briggs and New York schs
dria, LIE wis NYork. VT
NoRroLE yau 25Ar Adrian, Pitts, Atakspas for Rich.
mond Gid New Citizen, Wood Martinique Arr 24h Char.
CHAnLEsToN, Jan 24-Au Hayne Havana; Merchant Ma.
Cid Leland Antwerp Abagun Havre; Altor avapa:
tan, NOrieans. ~
SAVANNAH Jan 2s-Arr Ocean Queen, (Br) Wilson, New
r. Ireland Rssalams lBrl Buckley Liverpool Robt BRUCE,
%cnds, tBI strong, Deal Eng ca superb, Obi Dick,
Remington, Provdence; Charles Joseph Msuran
do; Josephine, do. y '
MonrLE; Jan isArr Robert Morris Honduras; southerner.
Boston; WelliDgsle, New York; Sarah Ann Boston, CID III
Vernon Liverpool; Kalamazoo, do; Milton dol Lukon New
York; Grower, Boston.
General Record.
BR,G NABoB from Csdz (Aug 800 for Montevideo was IT,.
tally o,t on the English Bank, Montevideo the 18th
Nov Crew all saved.
Foreign Ports.
MoNrEvDEo Mo- a5-sd Express OF Boston, for Paraguay
10 port Plate Hoyt from NYork unc; Globe from Pfiladsl
Rio de yanero. wig fIeght ISABELLA L. NIB, from do,
Woten fiom Phadel hia for NYork Augusta Leech
from Boston unc Argaii Brown, from do saie Midas
Benthl from Baltimore dsg; Edward Blake Horn Ban
disg Vgilsnt Upton from Bunos Ayres for snle The
Per 81 days from Boos sailed for Buenos Ayres on the
2tst Nov. -
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o. THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTUR
prepared and sod by authority of the College of Nedci
and Pharmacy OF the City of New York. has effected
Of secondary phtc affections than any rcniel
yet devised Il is safe and speedy in its peration col
,ains mercury and is guaranteed to fleet
Some Of the most awful have beel CON plrie
cured by its certificates that effect be
at the consulting rooms OF the Coilegc.
w. :. RICHARD SON Agent
Consulting Room and Dspensary of The College
% Nassau ani.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-28

o. Mr.. ROBINSON delivers another lecture on
Ireland, emigration, intellect, &C. on Monday eve
ming at Washington Hall-see the advertisement.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS. have few more au.
thenc particulars of the sad accident that happened
of Metinecock Point last Tuesday.
Those lost were named Plat Brush, Doris Bunce,
and Andrew Onderdonk. The latter was a nephew
OF Bishop Onderdonk OF this city.
Those saved were Captain Lewis, Thomas c.
Wicks, Plat Lewis, and Sylvanus Smith. These
were taken to the house Of John II Wanser, about
two miles from Glenn Cove, where every attention
was paid to their comfort.
Too mush praise cannot be awarded to John F
Godin, John Tilley. Benjamin Southard, David
Wilson, and Daniel Hail. who manned the boat in
which the survivors were brought ashore. They
sked their own lives TO rescue those on the wreck
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FIREs-There were two fires last night, the first
a dwelling house in Vandewater which was extin-
guished without doing much damage and the Sc
cond in frame house at the corner of Prince and
Sullivan streets, which was occupied as a segar
shop. The latter house was entirely destroyed
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90 FURTHER PROOF OF THE EFFICACY OF
BRiSTOL'S SARSAPARlLLA:-

Mr.. G. BRIsreL, BUFFALO, NY
DEAR SIR,-
have been selling during the year past
quantities OF your Extract of Sarsapara and h from
the account hear Of ITS virtues from those who
used it, that the sale in this city may be much
by paying it more attention in advertising Our arrange
advertisements inserted much better terms than most
others pay and more coIspiciously. Iyou would like
TO make an arrangement with for selling il more ex
tensively, think could be made of much adv
TO us both. We have four different stores three O.
them in the best location in the city for retailing and on,
for wholesalng, and facilities such as will enabl,
us to dispose Of of it, perhaps than any other hou
We shall be much pleased to hear from you on this sub
ject, or il you visit New York In the Of month
SO, To see you at our store 7S Fulton street.
Yours, very respectfully, A. B.&D. SANDS
Sold wholesale and retail by VIM. Burger so Cour,|
landt street; Rushton Aspinwall; Mh aus 1873 roa
way; oil Fulton streets syms, Bowory. and I'll druggist
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FATHER MrLLER.-We understand that this holy
Saint will not be able to get here before Monday
Tuesday next. He has been delayed in Vermont
making preparations for the last day.
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Q9- THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA.
red by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy are
aneed to the worst Of Gonorrhoa Gleet or
any unpleasant discharge from the urehra without faint
ing the breath dsagreeiAg with the delicate so-
mach To purchasers of these chests the College bind
themselves to give medicine gratis il not cured Price
So each.
authority the College of Medicine ana Pharmacy
81 Nassau street, N. Y. -
w. 8. RICHARDSON. Agent.
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ms and Dis
Chlome d'ore si fino Laura sc;n;sa


Q3-TpUS LAURA's FLYING TREssEs uAIrNT
ca fe'rarco,s fancy The hair is an eloquent emblem
is the mother pride to dress her child rich locksthe
lovers JOY To gaze on the hair locket of his mistress
There love in hair though IL be dead
II the gentlest, yet the strongest thread
OF our frail plant--a blossom from the tree
Surviving the proud trunk--as il it said
Patience and gentleness is power. In me
Behold an offeconate eternity"
The hair has been the surviving memorial of our phisi
cal existence in all ages OF the world and among ali peo
pie has been an object of peculiar and consideration
and the loss oft lamented the greatest misfortune and
fatal to the charms of what were else the oveest and
airest creation and will be conceded that the result
OF long and scientific research is unimportant which
Slams the power Of Preseryng and even
ana possesses this be proved by
enceto of first citizens well by the fact of its
Proprietor's Office .l3t LIST Avenue. Depos for the
sale No ia and GA Broadway, New York; No 2 Milk
delphia. w. '"
works for i2l cents monthly The publisher of the New
world having determined to exclude all continued stories
the regular weekly issue his intention Of
lar authors, Dickens Lever Ainsworth and Lever in
one extra number Immediately the arrival Of the Eng
hereaerthus furnishing the latest productions of these
authors in advance of every other establishment in this
public he following are the tales Ta hs S
ye the first numbers Of which appeared in London on
the first e @ % S1d pSsd in an
Price I2 cens and for sale at the office 80 Ann street.
and by all the newsmen.
The Lives and Adventures OF Martin tale
Of English life and manners-By Charles Dickens author
Of American Notes" "Barnaby Rudge" "Nchoas Nick.
elby,"&
Tom Burke Of" Ours"-forming the second volume of
Our Messy Charles Lever Esq, author Of Charles
OMalley -" Jack Hinton ;" sc. &c.
Mr.. Lovers new work, L. s. d. or, Accounts of irish
Heirs furnished to the public monthly by Samuel Lover
Accountant for Irish Inheritances
Windsor Castle; an Historical Romance-By w. H.
Answorth, author OF the Misers Daughter" Gay
The Loiterings Of Arthur O'Leary, by Charles Lever
Esq, ruthor of" Our Mess" "Charies OAtaley SC &C.
As this edition will be issued in beautiful octave form
at onefourh the cost of any other justly anticipate
very large sale; therefore solicit Of our agents and
Others Immediate orders This will BIZ the first and
American edition Of these popular works
Terms-l2t cents single-eight dollars per hundred.
J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT $5's on the Blackstone
Canal Bank, Providence, r. l., dated October 8
1885, E P. Butler, Cashier A. G. Brown, Presi
dent. The word Providence is spelled Providence,
substituting in place Of d. The whole appearance
of the bill is bad, and may easily be detected by
holding it up to the light.
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NAVAL CouRr MARrALs.-We understand that
the Navy Department has issued orders for a Gene
raj Court Martial, to convene on board the u 8
ship North Carolina, on the first of next month. The
Court to inquire into the affair Of the Somers, will
assemble here in the course of few days, and will
probably come in under the above General Court
Com. Downes will, it is now stated, preside and
among the members will be Commodore Read,
Captains Bolton, Skinner, Turner, Aulick and Wy
man. Commanders Mexican, Shubrick and Ogden
Samuel Rush, of Philadelphia, is to be the Judge
Advocate. The sitting of the Court will no doubt
be protracted one.
In relation 20 the Court now sitting at Philadelphia,
we take the following from the " United States
Gazete": .a us ..
Lieut.. MTntire yesterday testified in favor of the
defence, in the course OF which he pronounced some
heavy structures upon the Expedition, and the off
GERS commanding it He stated that if irtemper
ance existed among the men, they had had the ex
ample OF their officers and that frequently men
had received unlawful punishment and that too by
order of midshipmen, who were 50 intoxicated that
they could scarcely stand. He spoke in warm te rms
OF the good character OF Lieut.. Tans
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"THE PHILOSOPHY OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM DISCO
vERED."-A parsonage styling himself the " Rev. j.
B. Dods,' announces in the Boston papers, that he
has been prevailed on to comply with the request of
many members of the legislature and scientific gen.
tlemen, to deliver a of lectures explanatory
of the philosophy of Animal Magnetism. Thus
speaks the reverend philosopher -
Mr. Dods has succeeded in searching out the philosophy
Of this wonderful science and will explain in such
make II plain to the humblest capacity.
While other lecturers contend that this subject is hroud
ed Mystery and Is inscTuable to the human mind Mr.
Dods having given thorough investigation, processes
to be able to explain "the why and the wherefore"
Experiments will be tried with the eectrziDg machine
and gslvsnic battery, to demonstrate his theory.
parens have any regard for the welfare Of their chill
dren let them and hear; and let ell who desire
know how pain be removed from their suffering fell
Low creatures and listen and learn. The science OF
Animal Magnetism will not only be explained but evi.
ofs truth will be presented by magnetzng
person. and trying several experiments which will also
demonstrate the truth Of Phrenology.
The Mercantile Library Association should at
once secure this Reverend Mr.. J. B. Dods.
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MARGARET BISHOP AND THE NEW CHRIsTIANs.-Iu
these extraordinary latter days, when new Prophets
and Apostles are as plenty as potatoes twelve to
hill, we think it the safest course to give each
chance, from the Pope to Joe Smith, from tie
great Red Harlot of Rome down to honest Marga
ret Bishop of Drumcleugh. Fair play--and fail
days.
liz srRISc ST., 97th day, LIST month ls4s.
To J. g. BENNETT, Esq:-
SIR
We have received letter by the steamship Caledonia
ntimating that may expect parcel from them soon
From the date of said which is the 3th l2h
lSl2 that they had not received lette
referring to the printing &C. However, in the interval
wish to do duty far the circumstances viii
admit in keeping the work before the public havng
eye to power above man)
The last notice thou gave for had very good ten
dency in bringing audience We therefore hope thou
will renew il for Sunday next, and p NJ, corner OF
Grand and Broadway. Please to insert in Saturday
Herald which will much obge
Thine respectfully,
MARGARET L. BISHOP
fS.-I wish thee understand that don't believe the
millennium is begun--but believe the time Is for the
sanctuary to cleansedhe Of which the DO
dies of IA thousand families q seed repeDish the new
earth These believe will be gathered by thu
Mother Of the creation, Jerusalem coming down from
God out Of eaven-and her cleansing will be according
to Ezekiel 44th, 9th; Malachi 3d. 3 &c. &c; which
when done, the mark OF God will be put upon them
Ezekiel 9h 4th, Revelations It'll, 3D. Now the time
for them he gathered and purified soul body and spirit
and If thou Of the House Of Israel thou wilt hrs
for further knowledge of these things and would Il
God that may be found captive maid to tell thee
that there is a p, ophet in Israel. M. L. B.
A "Captive Maid" Margaret-that's good--that'
a capital phrase. We will think of it,