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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
+ ROUGE RACE
COURSE.
TO LOVERS OF. FINE
SPORT AND RACE HORSES.

AND kAlN Els
THE proprietors have the pleasure Of IN
forming the sporting community that they
have leased the race course nGaT Baton
Rouge, for the term Of five years, and thal
it is now undergoing thorough REPAIRS ana
in a few weeks that they will be prepared 70
accommodate any number Of horses, and VIII
have tho course equal, If not superior style
TO any in the United States, in point u
clearance and convenience.
The proprietors pledge themselves to con"
duct the course on such liboral and they be
lieve. genIIemanly principles, as will ensure
general stisfaction. They would here re-
mark to their sporting friends, far and near,
and to all those interested, that II they "mean
gpor,ing" they must send in their sub
stcriptions, either by letter or some author
ised person.
From the evidences Of success the subscri-
bers have already in their possession, and
from the we'll known liberalitv of the South
prn People, the subscribers indulge no douoIs
about obtaining subscription lists highly res,
pectabIe, both in tho number oil members anu
In the amount subscribed.
In conclusion, tho subscribers would say
| that thew expect their friends will give II
| their names as soon as possible, to nave 'hs
Spring meeting, prior 10 the New Orleans
aces, and also to enable the proprietors t
advertise liberal purses. It is therefore par
ticuIarly desirable that the list should b
made out immediately
ODOM e. ELLIOTT, Proprietors.
P. s. There will be a meeting at III
Court. house, on the evening Of the LIST Nor
day in January, the eTst day of the State Fa.
when there will be an address delivered, an
il is expected that all persons, disposed TO en-
courage the enterprise will be present.
u. & E.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
Oct


In arGotja1Cs wilt the Instructions Of the
Police Jury Of this parish, passed 81 last sos
sion | will shortly enforce the law, ~ sol
cure Of property Of non residents, aud resi-
dents Of whom a demand las been made for
their taxes.
WV. Hupbs, Collector Of PARISH 1'aHss.
MOULIN A BCIE
Le propribtaire inforne 10 public
en- general aa'lI Il achieve les PREPARATIONS D
son moulin, 81 qu'iI oet pr6ts d executor
les ordres aoiIui seront eonG67. avoc prom.
fitude. Eois de toutes dimensions
pluDrhpa eonsta mment on y8nte pour
romptant settlement.
FREDERIC ARBOUR
mni 10 ID
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
TO sgTGAR PLANTERS.

10 N.TWNN TTNNT ENF7'
A. @. k3AuSulv, Kettle setter, Residing Tor
iIm prcs TT IoSHaton x 'nga, otiere his ser
vtcca tn No ~nlIn'ars Of the n igIhnrlng par
tshea. Aztec 1wnnty .tivn years experience
a kattlrR pattlng Ia can watfant hia work,
and saytF the SIanlor a great deal Of fuel, Ap-
ply to Mr.. u 4 ~Reaurepard AT Baton Ronge,
ar o M, ! h :Scuddur. where he il now eu.
n1ovod. A. q. DAl1PHlNt
' p. S5Lett,ra pnt in the Baton Rouge
roet-of}ye wpeI be duly attended 10,
July ~ ~. ...... .lS4D
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
EztzE
LtbTRAY.

I5T '0.A'AA -
TAKEN ZIP by John Rrsndolph, on the
Highlands. about six niles from Baton Rouge,
o buy horse nbott ten years old, no bFaid Yisi-
bic, hos n scar on the right jaw.
Also d bay rtafg shout ton yenrs old, no
brand. She bHs ii tar In the forehead. The
owner In requested tn call and take said anti-
mails away. ]. Il. DUTHOCG Ranger.
march q. No. s. lsf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13

|
~n%NOTACE.@@
ii LANoUE, having made
srra1Semauts with an Importer in New Or
lean. would announce TO his friends and the
nnbljc in general, that he will keep constant
Iv an hand a complete assortment Of Inc iol-
lowing articles, warranted and OF the oos'
quality. Lo44lo,
and haIfb ottles,
Champaign by the basket,
Madeira Wine by the gal
lon or bottle, .e
Teneriff do do
Port Vino III bottles,
Muscat do do
Cognac brandy by the gal
lon or bottle.
Old French Brandy,
Old jamaica Rum,
French CordiaIs, assorted,
Claret by the demJohn OF
bottle,
Marseils Wine do q
Wye Whiskey,
Sardines, olives, capers, OIL
live oil, absinth, ketchuP, Dos
ton soap No l, imperial tea
Alec an assortment of crockery and glass
xare, letter and foolscap paper, qulIis' sues
pens, ink besides a great many other aE'i
rles too tedious to mention; all OF "ni'n
offered at the lowest prices for CASH
NJ Planters and others wishing 10 recs.'
=. Claret in casks or any of the above named a
ticIes, direct from New Orleans ana nay
them landed at their fesidenees' can iea'
: their orders with me and may rest assure
h thai they will be attended to with the grea
est pnnctuality.
E
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13

~ TO PERSONS DESIGNING TO
ERaBUtLD, 6e.-The undersigned,
s Builder and Architect, respect
fully informs the citizens Of Bat
on h -nge that he Is now we'll pFspatedto take
al contracts in the line Of building.
Persons living ut a distance, who are build
ing, can, by leaving their orders vt my shop
on Church street, opposit Mr. NJ. Granarfs
Cofse House, have their sashes, doors,
blinds, window-ffames. etc. made In the best
style. t%obbtng, about town, done at the
shortest notice,
Those d]esitons If building, will find II 10
theit advantage 10 give me a call before con-
]trhettng elsewhere. ! will furnish spesi6ea-
lions, in all cases, without charge, ifI do the
work.
| will keep on hand. IT all times, w good
stock Of seasoned lumber, aud other build
ing materials. 50 TINT persons wishing to
bpiH, need suffer no unnecessary detention
In having theft work done.
nn,42, r. MeKtTHICK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
n0nTN n aHOEN.
NOTICE
SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGiN-
EERING.

Il hereby given, that in pursuance Of D
contract vii and under instructions from Iilo
Surveyor General Of the public lands Tor The
State If Louisiana, | will re survey and make
he corrections Of the lines, Of public lands
and private claims, embraced IN the follow
inp Townships, in tho parish Of East Baton
Rouge, Greensburg district, Louisiana, w
No =, south Of range no. /, west IN which
Haion Rouge IL situated Township no. z,
south Of range no. !, east, Township no. =
south of range no. 2 east I9wnshlp no. 9
south Of range ne | west, and Township no
q south Of range no. ] east.
Bsinr duly commissioned by 2 Landry
u. states Sur. General for the State Of Louis.
lana. I will be prepared to execute private
surveys, in any part Of The State and also
IsyeIling 10 all ito branches. Letters address
sed to The care Of Thomas II Weigbtman
ESQ, Sur. Gooera''s ofi"g s D,D"; 1s"ra af 2'
| Daniel y Avery, Esq, Baton Rouge WI
meet with The early attention Of
J,CLAXTON TAYLOR,
II. 8. Deputy Surveyor g. Civil Engineer
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
MACHINERY.

WE have a lot of Machinery, consisting
of Corn Mills, (of the most approved KINDS.
Corn Crusders.
ow by "a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
3. JOURDAE,
Keeps constantly a complete Assortment o
DRuGs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
ETC.
Corner of Lafayette and Laurel.

TO sT0RE-KEEPERs, &c,
The undersigned, having been appoint
I'D nv the Governor, Inspector of Weights
and Measures for the parish of East Baton
Ronge, respectfully informs those interest
ed that he has received standard weiSnls
and measures, and that he will commence e
to seal and inspect measures from and al
Ter the 8th day of March ls47. All per-
cons are therefore requested to conform
4Lansaiyp9 TO the INV II OVJ5% - A0
CHAS. GUEDRI.
Feb. 25, l847,-4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
HARDWARE.

The undersigned wishing to discontinue
III from this date. dis
that line o. UUsIH0W "tF4' -. - - -
Dose az the balance they have on hand at and
bslov ~. Persons needing hardware will
do well BY calling, as we are determined 70
SS PHILLRs s. LASoUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
w. F. TUNNARD,
plpE

The Cabinet business viii be continued al
tho old stand by jacob Piper on his account
An assortment of Cabinet ware is constant
{, tento on hand. or made to order. Repair
no neatly done and Undertaking tiended 10
, tbn shortest notice. A.. Hearse is always
ept ready on the premises.
H. Jnd-47.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
EAnTtON.

CAUTION.
Tho public generally are her5by cautioned
not 10 trade for or receive in payment a Ger
tniu note drawn by Robert G. ingraham in IA
vor Of james A Mcponald, made payable in
January 1877, drawing eight per cent from
date until paid, said note having been wrong
fully obtained from tbostubr3riber and no con-
eidHration having been given therefor.
Janv. .3O-no !. james A. Mcdonald.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
ZEAL Il SON.

Dsalerstu Hrtefs proVl'l'h8' haf9 war
Shoes &c, would inform their customers and
pnbtic generally, that they nov have and
viii continue to keep on hand a complete as
sorttpept of the above articles, which they
nra determined to soil as low for cash as
thew can be had in this place.
GROCERIES s. PROVISIONS.
Flour, whiskey, bacon, lard, Havana, and
rio coffee. brown, white and loaf sugars,
family and scented soap. black and cayenne
pepper, AItspice aud cloves, nntmegs, emma
mon. ginger. saiefatus, mustard, starch, hne
and coarse salt, sperm and star candles, rice,
imnsrtaL. gunpowder and black teas, pickles,
sardinee, snuff. cigars, tobacco, indigo, olive
oil. brandy, gin, rum, ahnesstts, wine and el'
der vinegar, s]tenghtoh's buffers.
HARDWARE &c.
BOOTS Il SHOES.
Calf boots, seal and water proof do, cal
,egad br7gans, seal and kip do, seal ktpdo
Cor boys. ladies' seal brogans and geniIeihens
slipbars &c. Md as fine and good an assert
pgbt Of g1aas and Grockery ware as therets
in town, ali Of which w offer at the very
lowest prices Tor cash. ,
We will also heep on banda supply Of
paiptH, oil and brua hes
OFT 4 no IS le4"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
Dry GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
n. DE G0ER h RtFFLARD take this or.
portnnity Of informing Dty Goods merchants
from The adjacent States. who visit New Or
leans for The purpose o. pUrehhsfHg Dry
Goods. that they are constantly Supplied with
d full and well selected stook Of British,
French and american dry goods, direct ftor1
the manufacturers, which viii be sold Us
cheap as in The Northern markets.
Now LANDING er ships Viola aud Edward
Boustead, from liverpool, and ship kabieoh
from Havf5-
800 packages fell dTy goods, forming .
choice Selection for the South and b0aths
western marEetas
II. DE GOER 4 R1FFLARD.
Importers Of Dry Goods, ri Magazine 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13

FANCY DRY GOODS SELLING
OFF CHEAP.
A. we are desirougn Of reducing our stock
ne much ~ possible, go make roorn for orr
spring goods, we " IL sell the balance Of dress
goods n very low prices, together with 1.-THE
fegt 81 our winter goods.
Phillips f. Ldnou6.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
TIN. COPPER & SHEET IRON
WARE MANDATORY.

THE subscriber. worker in tin, copper and
sheet.iron, would respectfully inform ms
friends and the public generally, that ne mas
removed his establishment, corner OF Chnrch
and Third Street, near Mr.. Granerie's coifee-
house, where be will be happy to receive the
patronage of his friends and the pubic gene''
ally. He has Always on hand a hme asSolI-
rncnt If lin ware. which he will sell as cheap
as can be bought any where, whole Sa'e or re-
tail. Cutters and spouts made and put up VI
the shortest order, also baihlng tuos' 'atse
oil cans, stovepipes, all kind OF tin copper v.
sbaet. iron ware repaired. All work entrust
| ed to him will beexecuted win nea'neSS an
despatch. ,or1u TIL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
OrrrcE OF THE COLLECTOR OF STATE TAXES
% ON ID
nrnY AnG e. HANkERS

KNOW all men by these presents, that
the undersigned, do hereby appoint and autho-
RICE MIR. Csc. NJ. HERoMAN, Of the Parish OF
East Baton Rouge, to collect all taxes by me
colIectable in the aforesaid Parish, and to deli
yer Licenses for the same, signed and num-
bered by the Sta@ Treasurer as the law directs,
and furthermore to institute suits against all
persons acting contraryto or violating the law,
or refusing to comply herewith as authorized
hv the First Section Of an Act OF the Legs
latrre, approved the ID day of April, 1888.
New Orleans, January 90 lS47.
ALEX. DERBES.
Collector of State Taxes N Hawkers ane
pedlars. fmar 6 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
New Goods.

The undersigned has just received 1T Tho
ewrnsr Of Laurel and Third Street in add
ton to his former stock Of
DRY GOODS.
English. french and MaGkanaw blankets, 4,
/ Al, bro. aud blos. Fhittings, bed tickiBgs-
t~,tnseys, kofseys, wooden stripes and plaids,
blue denlngs, TARTAN pIaids, American En-
pItsh and French C~aiicoss, muslin 60 Iaibo,
beautiful shaded c6fdaville robes, Irish linen,
linen napkins, table Gamask, bro. table
cloths Russia diaper, gent. ard ladjcs hoai8s
", gent. and ladies RI0se5. lined berlin
gloves, spool cotton, silk, girghatn and cot
i'm umbrellas, green bBrege vn}ls, polka,
silk ~eravats, self sdlasting stocks, linen cam.
brick silk and bandaDh handkerchief, pongee
and cotton flag haudksrchjefg. madrass and
| printed head haudkerehiefs, green elastic
| uspenders, also A good supply Of
HARDWARE.
Consisting Of fire dogs, sad iron shovels
aud t0ngs, sp1des and ghoveIss plantation
hoes, french locks. Redduy combs, butts snd
| straps, hinges, knives and forks, pen and
| pocket do, cross cut and baud saws, mill
| and hand saw files, spurs, rails, taGks, et.T-
| rnps, bride bits, iolts aHes hand axes,
| hatchets, hammers, nails, bFads, tacHs, Gnis~
| king nails, door, knob, locks, uorfoId iatcbcs,
sham Iatches round bolts, hollow ware, Grid.
irons frying pans, and also an assortment
Of
GROCERIES,
Such ne, coffee, sugar. rice. tea, KY
mustard pickles, crat1barrios by tho keg OF
ealIon, ~raislns, bottle cider, buekwheat Aowi
or, Claret vino by the bottle Or bog, powder
and shot, vinegar, sweet oil, eplrm candIes
star candles, cod fish, Havanna preserves
and sweet meats, grapes, saleratus, pine ap
pie cheese, soap, cog brandy, coarse and fine
| ealt, table do in boxes, muscat vine cham.
paipn wine, macaront, Vormaeelsi c st,lf
soap, crushed sugar. chocolate, othrch, anG
indigo.
CROCKERY.
Almost every thing necessary for family
use, together with
CLOTHING.
Fashionable elk hats, white and blacl
cashmere hate, bows and youths hats, cap
and negro hats, paho coats, blanket coats
fine broad cloth coats, dress and frock bl
caamir, mixed tweed and fancy coE0re
panlaloons, %gatinet, Cashier, fancy and sil
vests, and a large assortment Of gent. an
aides shoes, brogans, slippers, boottee'
bildren shoes, all of which wiz be SOLD q
moderate rates.
ALFRED GATES,
nov. ii 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
Y Y MANN
NUADEMN.

Mr. Cooper bcrE leave to inform hR irtehds
aud the public generally, that hlR Academy
il now opnu Tor the reception Of puniIt I'M
der h;A own Immediate euhnfinlohdehrr.
IIc has employed AS m r%eEietRnt Mr. Nj Cade
a graduate 1T Wabash S,,llnge IN the stat"
al Indiana, and can With great confidence
plolyn him 4ott 10 rnndnr fuN satisfaction to
m WIN NAV favor HIM %?$$2a their patronage,
M cha,ga y III ho mad6Yof more than "no
hlopthe tuition Ct any Erhular who DIES not
advance ~ he satisfaction af his raronlF ar
puardlanp, Az none will be permitted TO re
,naiu at Tho aoh ,ot looger than one month
who hap not the capacity or inclination to
learn, without infortuation 1T tlroFo taets be
ing given to their parents or those VINO send
Ihom to sch0al,
A few boys can be Accommodated with CON
Cartablo boarding and ludgiug at moderate
prices. ,"
Baton Rouge Jau l0-40.
NEWS,.FROM MEXIC0l
v. tTebort has Just received Il fine assert
mcnt ur the following articles.
10 wa: panamas u i"ghorn
Colorcd Jaeouats, hat for gentlemen,
lACes musltns, Tic tic Brogaits, HstlilE,
Ball Dresses, Caters Call Sewod
Worstrd Rarreye. Brogana Il Patent
do I9ti Linen L. Leather Ditto,
Got. Shooting
march. q. No. 3. 1877
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
FOR SALE.

A Negro NAN about 35 years Of age, W ar
ranted Of good character, a good house servant
or field hand. apply at this Office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13

RUSSELL ON CREMEs-2volqms com
ffth edition with additional Notes ana
Pafarences by GEORGE SHARswooD'
'u' GEO. M. HEROMAN
nnosite the Methodlet Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
rTNr Fpt1tT rp EFg.

FINE FRUIT TfREES.
Budds1 from very ef.8ies Va iaties.
for sale ~ $50. ~ HERpMAH.
Opposite tho Methodist Church.
Jan 2nd-47.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13

SEW EOODs.

Mas. SHAW would announce to hei oIa
er;snds and the ladies generally, that she mas
inst received an addition 10 her stock .
F5ECY GOODS, consisting Of Barsges
Mnslins. Orgaadie8 and Ginghams, all Of me
Also bonnets, ribbons, laces andinssrtings
seiec,sd from stocks Of the most receniimPoh-
Gation, which she will sell very low Tor eaSA'
march IA, 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13

OFFICERS or TIE LOUISIANA AG
RICUITUR1ST"s AND MECHAN-
los ASSOCIATION.
For IS47.
PRESIDENT
COL. PHILLIP HICKY
VICE PRESIDENTS
] Cooper, East Baton Rouge, VaEeour
Anne, ST James, G Adams, IuerViIle, %
FIuler, East FeIiciana, b Richardson, ~,
Tamanv, GenI, Edward Sparrow, Concordia'
Gent, j Walker. Rapides, DR., Peck Wash.
tia. Judge Campbell, O9elonsas, d. P0rche'
Natchitoches, p A Rost, German Coast
Verloin Dcgruy. Jefferson, u M Norman
New Orleans, w Taylor, Point Coupee'
Miles Taylor, Lafourehe Interior.
TREASURER
STEPHEN HENDERSON
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY
TBR HATcH
r~Ecoaprxa SECRETARY to be Gtled)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Henderson, Chairman, ] Mcvay, Jane.
NcCaIop, d Chambers, 9 A Pike. " !
Tmnna,d, CG Mediation, F D Canrad, I i
r Hatch, s Allan, A G Carter, b Klein
| meter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
eb 7 no l

DIssOLUTIoNOF COMPREHENSIVE
The firm of Tunnard and Piper is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All those per-
ons having accounts against the firm are re-
r1asfed to present them for payment ana
,tbosp Indebted are requested TO call and make
immediate payment 10 either OF the UNDER
signed. ~ rrruNApD
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-02-24

Then floating on gentle wipgs,came Scham-
ma, the quiet and thoughtful Waterman Of tie
battements, and touched the earth with his
wand. sapphire, blue as the yault of heay-
en- arose like an island, out of the naked
earth.
The guardian angel Of the earth looked on
him, and spoke :-Lovely beams the mild lustre
of thy rocks. But tie semblance of the earth
in which the child Of dust shall walk, must not
be the image of heaven. No d:mness would
obscure his vision; he would never look up
wards, for the earth would appear to him as
heaven.
Hereupon descended Uriel, the angel of
morning, and under his feet ruby bill arose
How joyfully smile the fints of Aurora from
out the structure sad the angel of earth; but
the drapery of the new creation must not re-
sembe it Uriel. Its inhabitants might view
the fountain of light with insensibility and in
difference, and forget the elevated and the bea-
utiful, in their admiration of deceltful dust
therefore, let thy hill be rarely seen.
Clad IN Black vestments, the angel of tenn
pest and night now descended on rustIng wings
and his dark shadow fell on the brilliant light
which streamed from the precious stones.
The heavenly messengers looked with aston
lshment on the singular waving and mingling
of the light beams and the darkness Tho
waves of light and shade foated into one anoth
er, and became condensed into an emerald.
The angels smiled but the genius of the
earth drew near, joyously, and said; So be the
dress of the earth, a mingling of lights and
shadow, like the creatures which will inhabit
Ito it an ornament, and to their eyes re-
freshing view.
So spake he, and the heavenly messengers
said: So abide, then, the light on the heights,
and the shadow in the depths.
They foated upwards; and, as their feet
left the earth. the glittering rocks burst into
fragments, and sunk deep into the subterranean
cavern.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-02-24
From the st. Louis RereiIle.
The Clothing of the Earth.

II Parable, from the German Of hrunlnldchcr.
The third morning of creation dawned. The
Creator spoke to the heavenly legions, and said
Give to the earth garment, which, while it a
dorns it, will afford pleasure to its inhabitants
Then stepped forth the angels, and desccn-
ded to the newly made earth.
First, Eloah, the brightest Waterman around
the heavenly throne. As soon as his foot touch
ed the earth, there sprung forth rocks ofdia-
mond sparkling at the portals of heaven. A
stream of light ascended more brilliant than the
northern Aurora.
So be she drapery of the Earth, said
Eloah.
But the tutelar genius of the earth supplca-
ted: Alas no heavenly being, like they,will in-
habit the earth; but feeble creatures formed Of
the dust. How can their feeble eyes bear the
pure brillancy Of the heavens They woult
grow blind in the bright rays. They would
surely walk in faith.