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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-21
FAMILY MEDICINE.
AMMAN CIIINIISTltY,

|
A NIMAL CHEMISrRY-hls proved beyond al
n question that means can b. chemically combined
as to act the at sufben SYSTEM and
accuma atoms winch, allowed To continue viii
disease, pain troublesome JUNIORS morbid swelngs scro
tuous diseases sc. According IT. chemistry and lhr
physiology Of the human system remedy has been dis
Covered and rs now applied and rendered successful
moving painful swelngs, pains the side aud back Iheu-
matism scruuluus hume klng Evil cnlargeme
the throat and neck, cakes, cna gpd spleen &c Nc
that the means here spoken of should be used prefer
every thing else, in o! heIings painful
swelngs in the breast Of those who nurse When the
casts are pan.u-thee are means which be used
thai will give so quick and certain relief hs. II
aIs for weak backs spinal lrrilluus, and in fact all
kins OF weakness nhdmmlliuns cannot fail. As an
external application IN lives complaints pains the hlsd
and shoulders Chrome aud iuhammao DRY rheumatism, II
has no equal and as pam extractor. Of kinds here is
no drops linmeni pasler that WI ccnpnre with the
"JfW DAVlUS OR HEBREW PLASTER"
this the remedy, AMI is too well known among pnys-
clans in general 10 need any other description Thou-
sands have been reeyedby lhs paserafer every other
application had ia led Iii pleasant 10 wear and one
need fear taking cold in That part which the plaster Is
applied. pamphlet giving account of It's scovery
which sufficient 10 spread SIX eight pIasers. Price
so cents.
CLARK & COLLINS, Montpelier, wholesale agents
lor the State o.Vermon For sale also by $. Il. Howard
Burlington; +. Huntington, Vergennes : Moody, Mid
debury, n. u, liale, Chelsea Dana Weeks and Stan
ton, Danvile; 5 II Upper Charote w x Il
Wood, Wosiiord; l. l. Dulcher, st. Adams; 4 J ID
Soue, Farheld; Ii aud |. b Walker Bakersfield Fisk
and Brown, Waierville, Keeier aud Noyes Hydepark
v PNoyes, Worthwhile Pennook s. Benjamin, Wolcou
Hol'on ana Judeyine, lamolle, Perry aud Co. Cabot
Il ID Putnam, Marshied l. Jewett 81 Johusbury; Jew
eft and Co, Barnet; Ross Jr Woodslock W Dawner,
Sharoni Britain, Barre; WIN Rhodes Jr Rlchmond
DhltoH ana Clarki bra'ileborO 22-lycOp.
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LEPINES,
ENGLISH
FRENCH
LEVERS,
DUPLIX,
.SWISS,a and

Silver Spoons God Beads Eur Ornamnets Finger Rings
Ladies' and Grn,lemens BreasPns newest patterns livery
rch) Gold Rseits--stone SCI, Gold and Silver Pencils
Gold and Silver Bowed Specaces, Silver Ih'obles
Miniature cases, Gold Breast Pins, Gold Guard keye,
Gold Watch CHAINS Gard Cases, Mourning Rings and
Pins, Silver Combs, Shell Combs, Work Bags Pocket
Scissors Fancy Goods. Vions and Strings, goot as
sorment Of best kind ofPerumey Macassar, Buffalo and
Beers OIL for the hair, Fishing implements, ia &c Loi)
Brtlania Teupots and Casters SUI triOi quality. large
assortment Of Toys, Watch Trimmings Wood q ocks and
Brass do and IN short most every thing that kept at
Jewcr) Ware Store.
s. A. takes this opportunity to Just say to the ladies
and gentlemen Oi Montpeet and vicinity, that he has en-
lgcd his shop Establishment and has spared paus Ia
select Goods suitable for market 10 Gil up; aod fur
Their says ALL at home abroad, just step and
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
rate they may rely this that our goods what
We recommend them to be or no sale.
IT, = Clocks and Wucnes repaired a; short notice ana
warranted
N. Silver work and JewelrY made to order TO any
pattern and warranted good.
Montpelier, May1, 1913. 70
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There ., Es EsesMeCIy for she sUOrSa
Of EHsy,lInyGl

DLEASE read Rev MI Fulltlons certificate Ond then
Try them; -"Mr Jones, Sr--A desire TO benefit oh-
induces me to send this testimonial Ts"Or Of youI
DROPs ron HUMoRs For thee years past have zen
afflicted with scrOulnus humor which the most
threatening appearance such sorethrOa swelling of the
neck sides and hands large hare lunches neck and
IN the armps accompanied with much md pn
To such extent did the disease rage produce appa
ronl delOrnily Of the features, my lungs became rrtad
intellectual faculties benumbed width ire loss of the
Of smelling. consulted several skiul physicians
but all pronounced my disease ncurabe. nave taken
bottle Of your define and commenced using the s.cond
and all appearance have effected periec cure and no
longer bear of lhs most appalling disease For
strength ofungs, body and mind have returned and
the swellngs and lunches have disappeared inns is a
simple sat of facts, which you are at Liberty to use
rs you choose. \. H.FULLERTON.
Pembroke, N. II, July 90, ls4l."
iJDA fresh supply Of tins valuable medicine lust re-
ceved and frsale al tae Bookstore Of L WALTON
4 SONS, Montpelier, VI.
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NEW STORE

Sd DOOR SOUTH OF HEAD OF STATE, ON
MAIN STREET.
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'THE subscribers having been appointed by The Hon.
l. orable Probate Court for the Distrc, of Wasbno,o
commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of oil persons against the estate of Msa
Palmer, late Of Wasteld in said district deceased
represented nsolyenl and The Term Of six months from II,
creditors Of said deceased to exhib, and prove thor rc
speclye claims before us,-Do give notice that we will nj
tend the duties OF appointment at the dwelling
house Of Aaron Palmer, in Wasfeld in said district on
the third Tuesday Of August and November next at one
o'clock afternoon. on each Of said days
RODERICK RICHARDSON, Jr. Com.
JAMES DOW, }mrs
Waitshed, June nh, 1914 65
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A CERTAIN CURE

For Humors, Scrofua, Piles, Erysipeas, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, and all diseases arising from lmpuuy OF
the Blood.
nOCE BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES
IL medicine composed entirely Of vegetable substances
and OF so active character 10 eradicate speedily and
emily all those Troublesome and dangerous diseases
which arise fum bad If the blood is highly recon-
mended by who have used il, and will positively in nine
Of ten effect permanent Curo The pOprietos
receive letters every week speaking praise Of the
Article and narrating of extraordinary cures which
are TOO vouulnous to publish.
REFERES CES--Miss Sophia Bouchctte of st a lbsns
aged nbut 90 cured scad head which she had had ION
nllncy-1yas obliged to wear cap constantly and was
without any hair Of consequence She commenced taking
tho Mxiufe IN Feb. 1912 and by April The d,sease dsap
peared. Her hair is grown out full and she longer
is obliged TO wear a cap.
Mr. Ebridge Bingham of ST Adams, for tho cure Of
burning, smarng humor with which he had been afflicted
for years.
SO ONION Johnson of Durham for the Of an ulcer
aud scrnlulous afecnn.
Erastus Stanton, IL w Rice and John Baker Of STAN
bridge for the Of piles
Hugh Murphy also Of ST Adams, cured Of a bad
Of piles in July last in FIVE days after he commenced
taking tho mixture.
GTThe above article will bs fund at most druggist
stores hrou CHOU, the siate-sod who esalo by CURTIS
& SMITH, ST Adams. VI. Also by p. WALTON
AND SONS agents Of tho proprelors al Montpelier Vt.
Also by tioss & Hulchins, Waterbury Z Green, Rich,
mond Dana Weeks aud Stanton, Danville L. Jewet,
ST Johnsburv; o. French, Barre; n. q. Hale Chelsea
e. b. Nevins and Co. Royalton; Ross, Jr Woodstock
Peck aud Spear, Bnringlon v. Hodey and CO. Will
lston.
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JOSEPH KNIGHT, JR. Guardian.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

NO u.
TE tho subscribers being appointed BY the hon the pro.
w bate court for the district OF Bradford
to receive, examine and adjust all claims demands OF
al persons against the estate Of DIR JOSHUA TEN
NY, late Of Corinh in said district deceased and all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto and six
months from The I'D day Of May 1874 being allowed "a,
ut puIPose hereby give notice that will attend 10 the
ons'ness OF our appointment the dwelling house of The
WIDOW Susanhah Kenny IN said Corinh The 2O dav nj
on each of said days. "i
SAMUEL HAzLETINE,,
MELETIAH WILLIS SCommsa,ons,s
MANSFIELD TAPLIN, }
Corinth, Juno 9th, ls44. e5
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No. 8, NoRToN.sTREET, ALBANY, NY.
April 90 1874 Oil wear.
TO THE HON. THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF BRADFORD,
SHEW ETH

10 1Ht. HON. The PROBATE COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF BRADFORD
SHEWETH,
JOSEPH KNIGHT. JR. of Coriulh in said district
- Guardian unto Thomas Rowland, Daniel Rowland
Edwatd Rowland, Atlne Rowland, Alice X Rowland
and Harriet Rowland, Minors and heirs to the estate in
Teyersion, which Of Daniel Ro Wand late of Cornth
in said District that his said war are owners and
logaees, by SAID Rowland's last will and Testament and
interested in tho reverslonaTy interest m the farm on
which the said Daniel lived. and Of which he died siczed-
That would bc greatly for the interest Of hrs SAID ward
that their estate therein should be sold and the ayas
thereof put interest invested in other real estate for
the benefit OF his SAID he therefore prays license
may be era nled him TO sell the sand lands Of his said
wards
JOSEPH KNIGHT, JR. Guardian.
Juno 10, 1874
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court at Brad,
District Of Bradford, IS, ford in SAID district on
the 18th day Of juno d 1874 The foregoing nppica.
ton Of Joseph knight JrIt is ordered that The same he
heard session Of said Court be holden nj Zrotes
Fans dwelling. house in Corinlh in SAID district on The
second Tuesday Of July lsii-anI il is further orde ed
that notice of the tendency nj SAID application DO gwen 10
all concerned by publishing this order thee weeks sue
cessiyey, together with tho application in the Vetnont
Waterman printed Montpelier the last Of which 10 be
before the day Of hearing. that they may appear at said
time and place and object If they cause.
90 J. w. ID. PARKER, Judge.
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0TPRICE REDUCED.-EO
GIFTS TOO LATE; HIS DEATH
kNELL HAS EUNG.',

| VNHE package Of MT Phelps TOMATO PILLS for
i Mr.. Leec6, has arrived, SAID the merchant. IT 5
TOO LATE, answered the doctor with grief; his death
| kne has rung After n moment he ADDED had the PIls
arrived in inc have doubt from what have Of
their effects IN Qunsv and Sore hod,s hat ncghoJr
would have been saved Mrs Blinn whO taken gu te
as dangerously relieved by them hours and
we. IN three ia s. Thus how dangerous Is pro-
siinaon and of what vital importance appiopri-
| remedy, timely administered. WAsHISoroN died Of
similar affection and probably because medication
delayed only few homs. People should alway keep
box of these Pills in ;her houses, be oadl of
suddcn illness ana because they equally ehcacous in
lung fever. bilious fever, lie, cramp the stomach
gravel and worms which all dangerous complaints:
and it may be said they are remedy for Dyspepsia,
Jaundlce Indigestion aud rheumatism, swelled limbs
heart burn erupon Of the skin and in all diseases where
Blood and Glands require purifying In fact the Tomato
Pills should be in every house and used freely as
FAMILY MEDICINE,
for which purpose they wisely adapted being safe
for young and old Of all constitutional The above is no
fancy sketch but
The Tomato Pills for sale by Agents in all the
towns in the Siate but beware fmosons for several
base attempts have been made 10 initiate these Pills The
genuine sgued by &c. Il. Phelps, NJ. ID" Never buy
Of PEDLARS; and ask the neTchant If he bought Of
Pedlars Avoid him who, for few cents pi oft will
dsappoin the hopes Of the SICK and trfo with their
health. The genuine Pills be obtained Of the regular
agents at the GENERAL DEPOT, No. 226 Main street
| Hartlo d.
| For sale at CLARK & COLLINS, and S. RED
| rlELDS, Montpelier; SAML BRITAIN, 5aue.
| January 1874, 45
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WONDERFUL!

A N astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Linimcr
IA for the Pllos, kheunatsm, &c. has been used in
thousands oicases aud scarce future to give compile
cure can be found large suppl receyedircsh froaihe
Manufacture oi the GENUISE to answer the many and in
cteasing calls For sale only attic Montpelier Bookstore
nv a. p WALTON 81 SONS
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NEW GOODS!
SAMUEL ABBOT,
LAS just returned from the CITY with extensive
4 tftmeni Of
NU Atp(tIIGG O. DIr,II ICXSyCI

than has been kcpin this market which he ocfs for salt
at his Jowelry Ware Store, three doors West Of the vi.
agc Hotel where may be found Ladies and Gentlemen
Gold and Silver Watches, such as
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A. BARKER'S COUGH SYRUP,
nNE ofthe best articles for Coughs-ior sale by
~ 9th Oci-43. 80 $ REDFiEID.
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JUST received general assortment Of w. I.
u GOODS e. GROCERIES,, Consisting OF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-25

the wings of bird, which are indeed borne by
the creature, and yet support her flight towards
heaven.-St. Bernard
BodiN Infrmilies infrmites, like
breaks in a WALL have often become avenues
through which the light of heaven has entered to
the soul, and made the imprisoned inmate long
for release.--Dr. Watts
SIGNs OF THE TIMEs.-s You talk much" said
the late and somewhat eccentric Rowland Hill,
"of the millennium, and Of 'the signs of the times
know but one infalliby true harbinger of that
event When you see or hear of Il Jew and an
Arab, Hndoo and Chinese an EplscopaIian
and Presbyterian, Baptist, and Congrega-
tionalisr, Lutheran and Methodist, Friend
and Baptist all united with one heart and soul
at a prayer meeting then Satan will run away,
and the Angel will seize him in his flight and
cast him into the bottomless pit, and shut him up
for thousand years"
Prayer. 1t is not the length, but the strength
of prayer, that is required ; not the labor of the
Hip but the travail Ct the heart, that prevails with
God. Let thy words be few" as Solomon says,
but full and to the purpose.-Spencer.
A Pious Wish.-When the fail of afflction i,
upon me, let me not be the chat that flies in thy
face, bnt let me be the corn that lies at thy
feet.Hewg ~
Safstym Dufy.-If we are in, the path of duty
aud if our help and hope is I'm the name Of tbs
Lord, we may confidently expect that.he Will up
hold us, however faint and feeble WEI may seem
to ourselves and others.-NeWtOH.
n Deqth.-He that is well prepared for the grea
Journey cannot enter on it too soon for himself
Though his friends will weep for his departure.
Copper
A Great EOent-The conversion of "a sinner t
God, is an event never to be forgotten. 1t is a
era in eternity it is registered in heaven-Rot
ert Hall
Luther's DiUine.-Thre things make divine
prayer, meditation and temptation.
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.Glg 3 w ! & & - S$SCDS5
1T FEse COTmer Store.
STOgsHeS e. GINS,


a REreceving full supply of merchandise adapted to
IA the Fail Trade which they invite the attention OF
purchasers They have great variety of rich and fash
ionabe DRESS cTE-GIY9 "a ID al D&ES p such as,
Choice CHAMELEON SILKS, and beautiful styles,
Do Black and Blue Black plain, fg'd, striped wors-
ted do.
Silk & worsted EOLIENES and CALEINX LUSTRES.
Real Afghan and Fancy SATINS, rich coors
Pure, all wool CASHMERE, splendid aruce,
Do all wool MUSLIN DE LANES, and elegant
patterns.
Real CASHMERE De EcossE, of rich and beautiful
coors. Imitation do do do do
Superior REP CAssIMEREs, new and beautiful article
Fine CASHMERE DE SUE, new Styles
Light and dark, plain and striped MUSLIN DE LANES,
Changeable LUsTREs, q rich style Of dress goods
New styles of PRINTs, GINGHAMs, etc.
Real ROB Roy, GALA and LINcY Pads, for Chill
dren
CLOAK GooDs, in great Variety and Of extra quality
Real silk warped INDIANA ALPAccAs and ALPINEs'
do Linen do do do
Chang cable and black, sri ped and figured do
Shawls, CASHMERE, KABYLE, SILK, and all Wool.
Do HIGHLAND, MUSLIN De LAME, all Sizes
GLOVES, HoIsERY, MITTs, SC.
Linen and Cotton HoUsE-KEEPING GooDs, all kinds
New CRocKERY GLASS WARE, TABLE CUTLERY
Bleach d and brown CoTToN, TIcKING and BATTING
GROCERIES in abundance, and cheap enough
Oct. l. 1874. 40
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EMlDOrsNasE TO sEsE!

FMyHE Constitution, the wis vitae of our wonderful bo-
H. dies constantly require and alternative, or regene-
rating influence, create and retain healthy existence
Air. light and other elements broughtto this re-
auisiton and for time prove sufficient for the require
ments of The system. But when from imprudence and
violation of the laws of the animal economy, morbid hui
mors arts . acrid and vtiaa juices collected, the
requires assistance from some other source, or 1t
sinks in disease decay and death. How wonderful and
sautary at this PERIOD the effects of appropriate
alterQipe medicine TAX en- in season? Thousands have
been saved from death, and millions from suterngs In
descrbabe and again restored 10 health, by the timely
use Of PHILIPS ToMATo PILLS, which etlicacious
and potent in cleansing the stomach and bowels purify
ing the blood and removal the gandular system by al
erng the secretons of the liver, and other glands, and
carving off the morbid juices and humos:-that at the
south they have acquired the of Fever bane, be-
cause they invariably prevent break up bilious remit
tent yellow, intermittent, and lung levers
Five wears extensive use, have proven them the best
and only SUI and safe remedy for all the numerous chro-
mic diseases where the system requires something that
will operate the Blood, Liver, and various systems of
vessels giving them healthy action, at the same time ex-
pei the morbid and poisonous juices and humors, which
lit separates from them.
In this class of Diseases Rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
Dropsy Liver Complaints Bilious stomach, scrotua, gTa-
vel, worms umors and eruptions of the sAn of various
kinds; permanent weakness about-th lons and limbs,
Kings Evil constitutional hereditary feebeness of the
whole or part of the system,
Thousands of of the above diseases have been
red by the Tomato Pills, and thousands of deaths would
have been prevented had these Pills beeu used instead of
some irresponsible, banefuI, quack pi-a remedy with
which the country is flooded. There is no mystery or
charlatansm about this universal remedy
They are prepared of valuable vegetable remedies, that
are known to be both safe ami eecua and used Very
extensively by physicians in their private practice, be-
cause as hundreds have sad they the most pleasant
effectua and sale medicine we have ever used.
Iha He sale nv
try towns Agents are cautioned buy of Pedlars,
I" One word to the wise is sufficient"
CIR PHELPS NJ. D., Proprietor, Hartford, Ct, with
out whose signature genuine.
For sale by s. P, REDF1ELD and CLARK g. COLLINS,
MONTPELIER Goss and Hutchins, Waerbury o. French,
Barre; r. and NJ Hammett, F. Montpelier; A. l. Ban
croft Painfeld 4Osowom
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These were the last words of the unfortunate
chief mate, and as he ceased speaking he slipped,
lost his balance and fell into the coil of ne in an
instant the line was around his body and he was
whirled over the heads of his men and drawn into
the unrathomable deep.
Consideration seized the boats crew, and every
nan was struck dumb with horror. "The knife,
the ne,' at last cried Tom, as he sprang forward.
The Hne was cut, but alas, it was too late, although
thirty seconds had scarcely elapsed, poor Winsow
was at least as many futhoms under water, and in
all probability dead.
The crew sat still few minutes without know
inc what to do. At last, the whale came to the
surface about a mile off, spouting thick blood
This was a sure indication that he was dying. The
other boats, not knowing of the accident, were a
long side of him, and before the boat could reach
them the whale was dead.
Not word was spoken, as the boat approached
but the quick eye Of Capt. M. had discovered thai
the mate was missing "Where is Mr.. Winslown
he inquired, as the boat came along side Ton
pointed to the nearly empty line tub-it was sufi
Gent " Oh my God, is it possible" was all tha
he could say. He sat down on the stem sheets o
the boar, covered his face with his hands and weep
like a child, for th; was the second officer he hat
lost by whale.
The loose line had parted near the straps of the
harpoon; and as there was no possibility of obtain
ing the body of Mr.. Wiaslow, the whale wa
taken along side of the ship.
That night the crew were all assembled upol
the quarterback, and many knee was bent, ant
many voice raised to the Giver of all good by thu
hardy scamcn who, until that moment, had beef
too fearless to bow to God or man.
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PERms OF SEA FowLING.-A father and his two
sons were out together, and having firmly attach
ed their rope to the summit of preciplce, de-
seconded on their occupation. Having collected as
many birds and eggs as they could carry, they
were all three ascending by the rope-the eldest of
the sons first, his brother fathom or two below
him, and the father following last. They had made
considerable progress when the elder son, look
ing upwards, perceived the strands of the rope
grinding against sharp edge of the rock, and
gradually giving away. He immediate y reported
the alarming fact 'WiIi it hold together till we
gain the summit?' asked the father. 1T will not
hold another minute was the reply; our triple
wight is loosening it rapidly' win it hold one?
said the father st is as much as it can do re-
Piled the son; even that is doubtful There is
a chance, at least of one of us being saved: draw
your knife, and cut the rope below!' was the cool
and intrepid order of the parent; exert yourself,
you may yet escape, and live to compfortyour mo-
lherp There was no time for discussion or fur
Their hesitation. The son looked up once more,
but the edge of the rock was cutting its way, and
the rope was nearly severed. The knife wa:
drawn, the rope was divided, and his father and
brother were launched into eternity. '-Stantey's
history Of Birds.
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RELIGIOUS ITEMS.

A ground for steadfasfness.- were not pen
etrated with conviction of the truth of the B'nie
and the reality my own experience, would be
COMPOUNDED on all sided-from within and !, from
without-in the world and-in the church-Cec'''
Use of affections. Affections are the same t, to
the soul as the plough TO the fallow ground, the
pruning knife to the vine, and the furnace to the
gold-Jage
.Agood Conscience Speak not well of any un,
adVisedy-tbat is sordd flattery. Speak not well
ofthyseif, though ever so deserving, lest thou be
tempted tovauity but value more good., con-
science than good commendaton.-B"rhM'
aLiqht Burden.-'' My burden is light" A
ght BURDEN indeed, which carries HIM that bears
it. ghave looked through all nations for resenl-
bance of this, and seem to find a shadow of It IN