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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

g4@:sg CHURCH BELLS AND Tow Tow
win diploma at the Sewfosk sts.e Far as s
and 1913 for the best toned lait,ea Bel Bf;.s B,I5
pseparea al ms ionndy at West Troy, NJ 70 uns.t
1Is and warranted to stand and ole such please
sas'e1s to them the Prers gok. via ~.
cT'As lie incgeasng demands for his t.lls the pe
dence that ca BE- given of their excellence. To s.y R
other states between three aaa four hundred Chafee Nv
York from his foundry
Also Leyelag and Surveying In,trrmsns C9Peeff an
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
jOHN Il. KEYSE.n, 70. 2s3a TVater.s,est
4 doors tfOIr PeekIaan.street. Npw.Ynr
pans fEHc END BINDERS; WAEEKOOM5
NO. 2s and IL Gold-stIeet New ork k--Arril lflg
PRICES GREATLY REDuCED-Thea q + 0E:;, ljsS p;,

)HlI' iEtio End BINDERS WAKEKOONE
4 No. % and II GoldstIeet. New ork--April l543
PRICES GREATLY RED uCED.-The " Il O e, rr;,,
ing FTess Machine and Saw Nanufactory in cons,nuenc,
OF the addition otnew and proe machinery 10 their
ana he reduction IN the cost OF materials and labor are
ord greatly 70 reduce the prices their Presses. md Of Pin
teIs anu h1nt materials seeraY will a seen by rh-
nswiy nrin7, Ceaar TO wnic! They bes leave refer
This Escab.shment still under tr rrocsj ;nTe,,sn
deace OF Richard n. Hoe and Rcbs,t Hoe and - csn.,
tsir jf7ae5 ta great al j.: grir.
al articles manufactured 5y this lss,.; ..il rst1j.
ts i hiT reputation Fhles ag .ae hitherto sustained. il
VIII also ce tla,: tGcearGr 10 improve the quality OF
tnstn Itltaiar iaey latter themselves also 2ls
fnsI oid eiis " ~ 70, only continue their avo Dat MAJ
frntsfs lli apIecz,e their eucsvor 10 fu.cisi
tae very best .!t'ces IT barely nemnaeatlrs price,
Orders 1La ny pagt OF The countfy .o 81 aItjr , y,
rIi!tsIs oi Gat..5 acua;n. Tye ak. Pa-s etc. viii j.
executes with te sfsteS. eut aS m Sl
best tsCfa.. - .' "! 'A
JObbas w9tk AL re- iiI;n7 viii O. done t tho
ose pr,es., with every attention and sx-Iition ''
6-h 1.IicI.s mA2a:actured by TINS Est4b!ishpcp
VIII &c stamped t hos Co., thu, Person, frrn 49,
may nor be imposed upon with sorrnrs .. oio ~ iTa
lauon q t..stI. = y ~-"' '.'"''e ~ iihi
Printers 9 nsw.Yapeis vao pu5iiih hs advertisement, ,
ms mote thee times before the rs Of july next and send o
OF thelI pas TO u.s. viii be entitled 70 vosnt ~ @ SI
------ ~ loato IL 40 IF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

GOAL, COAL..-The real genuine Red Ash
SPeach Orchard purchased the dock second hand
dealers. but fountain read the mines where we gel
the first quality of Coal and will be delivered the following
prices free Of caT;2gs Well Screened from the yard sworn
weigher end1rsesar BACK OF each ,ckst: Nut st75
oote S. Egg and Broken S3 80 from the Lump; L.cka;s an.
I'D and Lehigh 81 20. Lyerinol, from ship SS 50.
Yard ;Ut Washington ST. Spring.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

REGULAR PACKET FORaNEW on
ssS LEAN SPackes of 18Th eioss,rh: splendid well
.sszsSaSno,Sn packet ship NORTH CAROLINA CAPTAIN
hne Sacke, has accommodations for cabin second Cabin
secrage passengers other sh sallrs
20 the shove port The rrics passage low and those
wishing berths should mex fail IN making .aIly
. W.&J. T. TkfSC0TT,
a. 'hs G.ss,sl Passage Once IS Peek slip esas South
London Liverpool, New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah AMI
Charleston.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

AINE's EAPECToRANT.-Look at onr
pis o. GEtaF and yoq VIII dad ha. ConsamSon !,
esifosns e.ifIse We all know s the WANING a Of f' ts
bIe ays p;sfsdss as well accopsnes this
sInsse a s IN fgonar disease il not checked ea asa
bs, ,e sx Is So great The danger imminent it IS
E cs The mea2s OF cure Dr. Jsyne Erpectrast cao he
eay and raaatsgP pan essinnx GI s o9,sd % States and
chemical I ANALYSIS and of medical science ali uont + oas a.
Sess 9 mon ever agsnted BY man the cure Of al
paced with the CHEST wind'ppe. and other organs
rsc,. h I'M M process Of respiration II Is ased reguat
bT z he n9si Celebrated phrians Of day Sod
~ ~ "a Druggists, No. 70 Fuonstreet, 272
MI MONEY TO LOAN on Mortgaee on Real
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

no THE LOVERS AND ADMIRERS OF
WAfsdSs aGAs ABR6saL AfhR bsAI
the food which lodges about the teeth from
,ceou moistsnsd BY the saliva soon rptrlte and aeTwafd
and ultimately becomes animacus; though Of mtute
size be th the naked yet capable ci
the gums and admitting the cold air to the bone shct imme
aey pan and 20 relieve that all sorts OF deietsrous
NV. W E. Wstsons Xmbosia Tooth is calculated to
remove The tartar destroy the ahmaen ann brace the ymi
should be used twice day with clean water Only at bed
h @ b.r ana e0 so anS w she in ~ 5 5
None genuine unass signed BY Watson who begs
sceptica as TO the virtues and efficacy of the above ece
the professional sentemen whose families
did w f. w the honor OF using and approving IT before ITS
}ohp hy S:,ca; g chss'snfp' e = NJ D. BfSSodway.
G,E;s5 Ks5%sy 3 pd:2 EedysTs n D. BlSssAer-s'. Ss
CHARLES a Lee, Nj. B., Hndson.street.
FGrs by h 81 MpE9pS0 s sr5Sr Ss Iss ,S howe Ri
Sbo% Se%Sof Mrs. Hays i5s Ss,oa ,'
NTORlSON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
ssT5y hat sfs Hf sIT { a;s
the United States America and that neither oEr,o
snErHxAn9 MoaT nor GEoasE Tay.os oTr late As1f.
ysrsal Medicines many limitations in circaison this
Caution becomes highly necessary All persons selling
OeVFsnamfSd @ssnIdS Mesrs M6KIsI FIT uvv.
British Coegeof Health, New Road, London, Jan 1919.
Health London will be hailed witl, the ehus
by the friends of the Hygeian System, nasnuch IS
tends and oppose the goiss counte,eits which
have been circulated by those who destitute
Of moral principle they ignorant of the healing art
The Invaluable medicines of the British College may be OBJ
tanned in their original purity Of several gentlemen who have
taken agencies in ssvslof the different States whose
vii! be found in the Now York Courier and Enqurs{-
They be had also in the original packages of the follow
ing sub-Agents, VIZ
Messrs. Paul Pou s. Co. &C John 81.
Z" II. II. Scheifelin & Co. 0i and lO6 John II.
F" J. & Whmors, Esq. Is South st.
- Isaac Smell, 1870 Greenwichst
" Peter Hampton, 100 Canal ST., New York city.
Messrs. Post s Lewis, Jericho L. !.
= r; D. Bardwell, Troy, New York
Mrs. Goodiiif, Utica, do
Mr.. w. H. Burs Rochester, do
Ms'a' 6 G9Twsl slIIs. BFt5T Rhi5.bol Pbotsepse
md FIRTH HALL. General Agent, Franklin SQUARE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
5tsssss- THREE FARMS for sale, in the town of

9sS33*s1 u NEE FARNIS 1OT SAFE, IN the t0Wn OF
ssF Beeckman, Duchess The said farms adjoining
first contains about hundred and sixty acres, with house.
barn The SECOND about hundred and thirty
one hundred acres without buildings. All in good repair,
well wa,ered and well proportioned with plough, meadow,
If previously disposed Of they will be sold Public
Auction the 4h Of Aov next at l2 o'clock, the pre-
misses. For particulars ingu,Ts C II. DENTO:t on the
premises; WHEELER GILBERT Beekulan; or WRIGHT,
lOSEE s CO, 20 Moore-st., New-York. s4 tNu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

CC4L! COAL!-At 2i5 West-sircet, corner of
" franklin and corner of tit and Lewis-streets-Thp
undersigned still selling ter very superior Pelc Orchard
Broad Iountain " White and Grty Ash Goals broken egg
and sz=, doubl screened and delivered free OF
c4rags cheap . cheaTes Oides left at the Sugar
Refinery % Leonarste sent through the Despatch Post
either OF The yards, will immediate attention.
cfff frn- rfj ER "
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

MT ONEY TO LOAN ON Mortgage on Real
1slEs.ats in this ci:y, by the
.,,,,- HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY,
hhtim No 81 Wall street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
GENUINE TEAS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
VNHE CANTON TEA COMPANY have Just
completed very arrangements for the approaching
fall trade If these they have been emine successu and
their well known superior judgement and ample have
been fully devoted the Interests OF their patrons In
deed regard 10 the rights Of their too
generally known need comment the Misrepresentation By
interested and unprncpled persons the contrary notwt
standng Their Green and Black Teas, whchhav hitherto
obtained the greatest notorety will now De found to sas
that can be possibly sold for the price the United Sta,es
Gunpowders, Imperas Twankeys and Skin Teas in great
rc fresh and great perfection. An extensive
Of Hysons and Young Hysons suitable for city reai.
Greens Genuine Java Coffee roasted daily All goods sub
ee to be ssurned approved Of Orders rTomPy
store i2 Chahanstree New York. branches l8 Blocker
street. near Christopher New-York, and Il6 Fulton.street
Brooklyn.
OB.rRvFThe original and only warehouse the United
States for te sale Of the only true and genuine Howqa
Black Teas. oG Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

a, ,!eir General Passage Cce - Peck Slip cor Sou,hs
The GAkRlEk Will sail for Liverpool on the 18Th OF
December Persons wishing send Cor their friends can have
them brought in FIRST class SHIPS sskps weekly on favor
able terms. Drafts for any amouat, payabl demand with
Scotland or Wales, constantly for sale IS above
Th. HOT TrINGUE.R viii succeed the GaIrics, aud sail
n, 10th ,,! November. ol3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

III. NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIF-
tSsrSt ERPOoL.-Packei ef t;e 25th October he
and elssan packet snap GARRlCK, (ce0 ,ns bur
Der, her regular day ships Of s line being all 600
and upwsr4 persons ab9u, 10 embark io the Cid Cornty
Will fail 10 the advantages be derived fTcr. selecting
tins line eierence TO Other, their great e&aci
des them eseY Nay comfortable and coayeni u than
ships OF smaller class 1hose wishing be: lould
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

SOMETHING NEW IN GOTHAM-Rouse.
- Keepers Take Notice.-Waey's Patent Gothic Cooking
Range. hls Important Improvement comprises
bic convenience that De applied to Cooking Range and
simplicity convenience durability and economy It is made
entirely of iron Gothic stye) q inches high filled up
TO level surface; will do double the work of the ordinary
range with one half the quantity OF fuel and
IL has the following advantages all others viz large
size Oytu one side and portable Oven the Top
OF the other side winch bcuSel
so constructed that part the whole Of The be
used and by the adoption Of false CRATE be used with the
greatest economy summer winter thus the
cssrtyoi burning large quantity OF fuel 10 do small quln.
uty oi work. Also arrangement for heating large
quantity Of for Baths Culinary purposes togetIr
with contriyance for heating which attached
II uueslred he lnVecto havlug spent dea! ID
labor III pc:iecting this Range. confidently recommend
c AMI would invite those about erecting bult ngs or nitro
duclng CIoon Water call Fulton ST. brtween Mas
sau aud William sts Geo. + Nerkiees No. Sc BECKER
ST and see the OF this raHgr before else
TEYSER'S PERFECT AIR TIGHT STOVE.
aAa aud beautiful article combining ,he .wo most es.
enal qualities IN Stove mid a agreeable heat with IN
The approval Of nearly all physicians and public men of
the CITY, both regards th and comfort and students
a men OF iedan;a7y habits they Invaluable Jh, s1ypg
QJaet IS immense aGd the Iatrer arran2et! With
Sey uGice which preclutes the possibility of any v
from explosion. They have beautiful east ron base n r
thd also hearth IN 'front.' and By r tie most splera
tce that has ever been offered IN market. e,.s viii 90
so lar TO recommend the tight a. rs goat sale al
which over 200 sold IL the cI % R5stl, IN of
an o'er one mo,tsand IN t city dining he past Season
ie prices are yeY low varying from ST. Sl2 and their
he af also arranged with oven desi.e w;o. laae
the riice complete Also celebrated CoOsrg Ran
JOHN Il; KEYsER 70. 2ss2s ws;es.s,eet,
IN 4 tr1Tp .tsro., = 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

DEACH ORCHARD COAL--BraAcD Egg and
Stove Coal, Of The Is, Gua, constantly hand dis
charging i.on vessels, and for sale rls lowest market
prices. W.RU * BROWNE,
o2 III Washington, corner Lagn,4s,reet.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

DEACH ORCHARD EUAL-The subscTlber IS
prepared receive orders FOR Coal OF te broken egg
nut or sizes 70 De delivered direct from Loaf on arrival
.rthe lowest pyic- Orders is the Office G7 An
thouy BroadwaY "ii De promptly delivered on she
ARRIVAL Of the boats The above Goals care fu screened
before beng pu board aod OF superior quality
7. STOKFS DICKERSON,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
Ield tfIs i0IIoWlny and iulSr fnr y-on-,a,,.,
EvRE OE DVSpEpS Ms Ms ~,

Sold packages al 25 cents each or five for iola,
TO be had Al ]. w. KELLY'S Gotham CSnfs,,i
wholesale ald veai, 2! Broadway; y. W Bade,a M N
ery aud c. W. Noudersmith. 6i Grpenwich,ns, NV Wv
York John Jackson, North-Sscnndsrvt Wiiamsbrn'sSs nsS
Benjamin Handy IS HiEh.,trest Brooklyn; r T.asf
aril1 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17


Drug Store, lo2 Broadway, corner OF
Johnt Also, Swaynes Specific for Gout and rheumatism
OF I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

9'OAL.-Peach Orchard and other Goals con-
~ stantly on hand by the cargo on low prices
boa, or yard. J. TERBELL,
slt iu corner OF Hudson and Amos-strrets
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

| CYDNEY COAL AFLOAT-The cargo of Coal
y per brig Active unloading the foot Of Beach
n r, aud for sale il lots 10 suit purchasers by
WARD * BROWNE,
OIL corner Lai.ht and Washing ton s;s.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

% mucv. FOR NEWBURGH---Landin a:
r..zlaAss.1 Caldweli,s, West Point Cold Spring. and
ne seambos, JAS MADISON, Capt. Chas HaIs.ead,
viii leave pier every Tuesday and Friday alter
M Baggage Packages PARCELS Bank Bills Specie, put
on bos.d this boat without being entered the book or
n,oI fr nus1 be NJ the risk of the thereof all Il
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

u ss.ers oNEW ARRANGEMENT fare
,t5.zssa- and Freight reduced--New York ard Bottom
ssss.zr1. railroad Line via Norwich aud Worcester-
From Per Mol North River foot OF Battery place DAILY
Sundays excepted, At o'clock P. NJ.
The Line cosposcd Of the following sp,sadd s:c5Hc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

AT g. 10 sad i2 O'clock A. II 8, 10 and IL ocioek a =.
BPaysepssrs ieE 'Veaed seo!eh Pl1s ia,nsa'
Bourd- Brock Someryir, -astcY ard Schooiey ocnt2
BY ;e Ei2abel1own anJ solnsrile Railroad Cars, vii!
leave NewYok in the oclac boat in ne morning. a2d N
t.s 81 O'Clock boats IN hs stteSaooc.
Passengers from the o'clock boat VIZ la&ye SuH=IYe N
stage. Eastcr Schooes Moupt22a c ;e ARRIVAL
Fssse1eers Tor Ii.iyray Will leave New.Yor ia ne 10
O'Clock boar IN the motS snd n the 81 O'Clock boat u iH
afternoon. FaSs 10 Railway p cents.
The Eorse Car will leave the on OF tie Union rote la:-
Of an hour previous the departure cf e.c! boat.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

SATURDAY, Oct.l4.
COURT OF COMMON PLnAs.-Before full
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-29
EXECUTION.

Bishop who murdered bis wife at Ches-
terfeld, last fall, was executed at Elizabeth
town, agreeable to sentence, on Friday last.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the day,
large concourse of people braved the
sto I'm till o'clock P. M. to witness the last
sad agony of one, who, after all, was per-
haps as much sinned against as SHINING
He made full confession upon the gallows,
and assigned as the reason for his desperate
deed, that three of his neighbors were in
the habit of visiting his wife in his absence
He was perfectly cool and collected, and
gave the signal for the drop. The rope hav-
ing swollen Ivy the storm, the knot did not
render, and the poor wretch suffered world
ofagony-strugGling with convulsive effort
for more than five minutes. Our informant
made journey of fifty miles to witness the
.,cene and, says he, 81 have had enough.
'iSleeping or waking. l am haunted with it.
sand would give all possess could shake
"of tire horrid recollection" Bur. Free
Press.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-29
STATE OF VERMONT,
BY HIS ExCELLENCY
CHARLES PAINE, GOVERNOR,
A PROCLAMATION.

In compliance with the wishes of the PEG.
pie, hereby appoint FRIDAY. THE l4TH
DAY OF APRIL NEXT. to be observed
throughout this commonwealth as day of
HUMILIATION, FASTING and PRAYER to AL.
mighty God, on account Of our individual
and public transgressions And respects
fully recommend TO the people fthis State
abstaining from unnecessary employment
to devote the day to those religious solem'
mites which are appropriate to the occasion
which are becoming aChristian community
and expressive Of sincere sorrow for oul
numerous and aggravated sins.
Given under my hand at Mortified, thi:
Goth day of March, in the year o.
our Lord one thousand eight hun
II. S. bred and forty-three. and of the in
dependence of the United States the
sixty-seventh.
CHARLES PAINE.
BY the Governor,
HENRY HALE, Secretary.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-29
MAPLE SUGAR.

We are gratifed to find the attention of
the farmers in Vermont is so much called up
20 the importance of the manufacture Of
maple sugar. II is now ascertained that
sext to Louisiana, Vermont produces more
sugar than any sister state, 1t enters large
y into the consumption of almost every
family, and to such an amount, that five
hundred thousand dollars would scarcely
supply the foreign Article as a substitute
So much then is saved by the manufacture
Of the domestic article which costs compar-
atiyely nothing, as it can be done by the ap-
plica,ion of little more industry of the far,
mer at season of the year when iabour
could not otherwise be probably employed.
If farmer can obtain even six cents Id.
FOR his surplus sugar, he does vastly better
IN it than in Butter and Cheese at present
prices. 1t costs nothing but labor, with a
'rifing outlay once in a few years. But
there is a serious drawback in the maple su-
gar business at present. The surplus is
brought to market in'such wreiched condI
non owing to want of care and cleanliness
IN It's manufacture, that it cannot be made
10 compete successfully with the foreign ar
telc. Such an improvement in this respect
as might easily be made would not only SUD-
ply home consumption but make il a source
Oh very considerable income from abroad -
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-29

PENNsYLvANIA.-Dishonesty has fully
triumphsd at last in the Districting of Penn.
sylvania, and, after two tyranical and prof.
ligate Vetoes upon the acts of Legislature
of his own party, expressly on the ground
that they did not use the other party badly
enough, an Appointment bill is at length
passed which Gov. Porter will gladly sign.
1t was hard work to pass it, however. The
Senate at first refused to concur; but the
House insisted, and refused to appoint a
Committee of Conference, and the Senate
gave way, by II to 16-one Wing (Mr.
Craig of Washington turning the scale by
voting with the Gerrymanderers, because
his own District was fixed to suit him, and
he feared TO risk changed
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-29

THE CoMEr.-It is well ascertained, we
believe, that the controversy on the question
of the Comet,or zodiacal light, has been set
tied, as in many other cases,by finding both
parties right-both these phenomena having
appeared in the starry heavens.
The astronomers of Harvard University
find, by their observations, that the comet
has passed its perihelion and is receding
from the Sun, though it may remain visible
to human eyes many days longer. We had
a view of its train on Tuesday evening a.
bout half past seven, as it extended its bar
of pale light along little below the belt of
Orion, downward toward the west till it was
lost behind the thick haze Of the horizon
Albany Advertiser.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-29

FEosPECTs OF 1RADE.-We would cal
he attention OK our readers TO an article un.
der this head in our Agricultural depart,
ment. Should we be asked why we place
it under the Piow and rake, we answer that
'hero is such an affinity between commerce,
agriculture and manufactures that they may
all be considered as belonging TO the same
family.
Such is the sympathy between them that
good or evil 10 one becomes a common al
otment, There are various manifestations
Of Improvement in the business Of the coun.
Try. five can believe the must sagacious
and experienced men among US, the lowest
depth of depression has been reached, and
hencefodh there will be a spring in all the
industrial pursuits of the people. What
gays our friend s. w. j., will good fine wool
fetch 80 or 81 cents next clipl Can he
Withdraw his attention long enough from the
lagos of South America 10 decide this CUES
ton Perhaps the experienced editors Of
The Vermonter would crafty the anxious
curiosity of the farmers with their sapieni
predictions upon this subject.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-29

Let the suggestions in the article in another
column of this paper be noticed by our far
mers. Our maple sugar admits of as great
degree ofrefnement as the production of
the cane, and may eventually become one
of the most valuable staples of our state
The amount might easily be doubled, and if
higher perfection were attained in the
manufacture would find ready market in
our cities and towns. The farmers we hope
will see what they can do this season. They
can make profitable, as well as a sweet
business of il if they try.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-29

PAciFIcus. We bespeak from our read
ers careful perusal Of the numbers headed
"PAeIFIcus" which we shall continue. Mr..
GiddiBgs ofOhio is the author of these val
liable articles. The northern Press, ard
northern statesman have long enough been
silent as to the encroachments of slavery up
on the rights Of the free states there tame
submission to the most arrogant pretension.
and Notifying insults from the negro dri-
vers Of the south. Thanks 10 the indom-
liable spirit. and undaunted bearing of John
@. Adams, the current of usurpatien and
abuse has been somewhat impeded. He
has turned back the turbid stream upon its
authsrs. those who put it in motion, and
converted it into a mirror in which they can
gaz, at their own frightful physical weak
ness and moral deformity. Mr. GiddGgs
is another who willfnot patiently lie, down
and tamelylsuffer the iron chariot of SOUTH
ern'' despotism TO rollas.overIhis neck, kand
crush the'interests Of the country. Let him
be read. and what he says be carefully con-
sidered, and inwardly digested.