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MEDICAL.
Prof Woods


HAIR REST II e NOV Tor tss MS
Aonroe street. which Is t only sure remedy ever invented
viii eeetuaY restore the hairs and EhskeEs 70
color youth, without dying; cover the bald
head u short time die natural coTtugs remove dand-
sediment Objectionable in divers preparations Of
different names before the public; the RESTORATIVE IS q
beautiful article the toilet for the old young, and can
by its and all respectfully nT
ted 10 call at the Depot and examine the
aud gentlemen high reputation In the South and West
where invented but will refer 70 the certificate below
Of the statesman and Senator Judge Breese, OF
Illinois.
IhaYe used Prof o. 8. Moods sHAIr Restorative and
have admired the wonderful eject. Ny hair becoming
thought, premAtnrely bat BY the use Of his Rsto
rativG has resumed s original COLOR and have no doubt
SIDNEY BREEsE
Ex-senator 0fthe United States.
Prof. We eds Oriental SnuutfVe Lfutulent.
This Lnnent valuable auxiliary in the trC at uent Of
Of the most formidable diseases with which Il Is our lot
contend instance inflammation 0 tie IuHgH dnd
LOIrsEs. BIZ thorough and continued application Of this
wise formidable diseases at saEed OF more than
half their particularly among Children and thOus
Of mothsrs they allowed speak, would With all
the feeling Affection bear their united tes
timony to the fact that II had snache their children from
the very Of DEATH and restored them to their former
health and beauty Again. It will be found powerful AuS
larry what generally known an A2ue Cake,
enlargement Of the spleen. in all where exter
nal application Is ofseTvce this ninent will be found useful
GENERAL DEPOT Cos broadway, New York; and III
MariCetSt., st. Louis.
For sale Wholesale and retail In wheeliwEby
]. u. VOWELL Monroe ST., and
Marel17 -'e,- DTidEe COrnrr.
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NASHVILLE, Quo.

Mr. j. B. TOmdersmih:
with Rheumatism back, and for the last six months not
able to get bed without help and agent In
cy insisted on my wing one bottle Chang LEniuent
and try twOud have; and bottle has relieved
me so much that able get of my bed without %
Guilty been blessing to just try for yourseand
you VIII DC "e' 'AsA'f' Mas. NJ COCHRAN.
wholesale AAa "e'A" FIJI +. II. LOGAN CO.,
my7:ly bridge Corner.
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savings Bank Store.

II AL NOW receiving opening unusually large and
general assortment Of Boots Shoes, Hats Bonnet um-
esaS and Carpet Sacks at the Of Market and Mon
streets Wheeling Va In the formerly occupied
The Post Once and opposite the McLure House, large
and entirely stock which purchased for cash. from
the manufacturers Of the North under the most favorable
SFeumStanees and offer them to the citizens Of Wheeling
and vicinity ut reduced Wholesale and RETAIL and respectful
b solicit share OF patronage.
Ideem It say much praise Of my stock. II
mistake not the people of Wheeling not easily hum
busgd by advertising puts; suffice ito have var
mems youths and boys Boots and Shoes mirror, silk,
olesEin, wool Leghorn brush and straw Hats and for La
dies every variety OF SILK lawn Straw and Braid BOnnes Of
Che most recent fashions and styles.
AsoshSes slippers and Caters, both for ladies, misses
and children Of the fashionable STYLE make and quality
--cau and for yourselves.
Having purchased large Stock 81 the above named aTt
0les would respectfully invite Country Merchants to call
and send their orders. will duplicate bills
ans - '''U ''''s' ''' '''A r. II. WATSON
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Z. ,.
Union Place, New York Citr
n IA Treatise on the Nature and Trealment u IA.
ness and Diseases the Ear, with the Treatment Tie D
and Dumb. Price 81.
Money letters must he registered lv the Po,a,.,,
Registered Letters are at our risplsa1e bear IA
min Correspondents must EIciOse Postage for rria;s
answers, the New Postage Law rrlui ing prepayment Of h.
tiers. mht-Ga
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NOTICE.
LII persons knowing themselves indebted to NicCalens
N Knox earnestly requested call settle by cash
or note or before the FIRST Of January.
Persons having claims against the firm viii please present
'N Seis soF liquidation MecLA11Exs KNOX.
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Students wishing to perfect themselves in this bras .
medical science, Will find opportunity Of joining s,
nj the Eye and Ear Inrmary Of Dr. Dtlacy Leran ua
place CtIu1ueJ, every Tuesday and Friday afternoons ,
/ to $ O'clock, during Medical College terluS.
TERSIS.-FiVe Dollars, Consultation Fee Ten Dsl,,
70 be paid when the hearing Is restored to Its o.isn
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NEW BOOhiS.
II EVILS AMERICAN SPOKESMAN;
IL Whitney's Metallic WehltlI
Bancroft's Hist. United States, 9Th volume:
Land Of the Saraeen, by Bayard Taylor;
Nelly Bracken; What Not;
Barnum's Autobiography;
May and December, by Mrs. Hubback;
Fudge DOlngs, by TX Marvel;
You Have Heard of them:
Poems OF the Orient, by Bayard Taylor.
jan1e WILDE BROTHER
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NllsCEI.LAN EOUS.
Mr.. wAYMAS.
). u. MARsu ". 7. wAYNAS-
Marsh3& Mayman
WHOLESALE ASp RETAIL DEALErs IN
BOOTS AND SHOES
Attic OLD STAND OF !. Il. HARsn
No. IS, Monroe ST.,


- ROOTS a No SHOES
49, 49,. - LS1 [,oE, S ,,ssS
LAIIuE ukp STAND oF'' u 4IAASH'I
'' @l H; II- Va. '-'
[xgxr DOOR To GREKR, or AND co's.1
TTTEarc receiving manufacturers
w one of the largest and best assortnrns oil boots ana
Fall and Winter wear, offered III this market,
they having selected great manufactured
men in the east expressly for thIstrac We are now prepa
red to accommodate our customers, either wholesale or re-
tail, with variety Of Fall aMinGr Goods not to be sur
material durability workmanship, whether inade In
this city or any other country:
our ''0SA CONSISTS f MSS $ BOTS ao sS'''H '''F
800 pairs best calf boots;
600 kip
65U water proof boots.
MEMS DROGASs.
800 pairs best calf brOguIs
go kip
GO thick
80 low price brognns
BOYs ASDYOuruis BRooANS.
$40 pairs boys thick broEans;
$50 Kip
300 youths kip
6U0 thick
DOY'5
500 pairs boys thick boots;
90l kip
200 calf
YOUTuS BooTs.
$50 pairs youths calf boots,
300 kip
2OJ thick .
wONASs WEAR.
2J0 pairs wOmans sallers, all Colors;
go walking shoes
2n0 morocco busEins;
AjO lid
29o Jenny I.inis;
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PUBIC NOLlCe.
TTAyING discontinued the Grocery business heretofore
ii kept BY me- street. Inthe city Of Wheeng
all persons hereby required to make pay
men day Of April Otherwise the will be
put process collection by suit without respect to
Pemss S[ei 18Th, 1855 Andre" NG nlaT1i
TOARTICULAR Is called to style Of lever
watch, eIery part QfSchict Is IndnIctmreRi A,ner-
icn which every variety STYLE gold and silver
watches and all warranted to be correct
tIme-Eeepers.
For sale by CT. BROWN,
mayl Washington Hall, Monroe ST.
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TESTIMONY.

aye. the undersigned practitioners Of mrllcf,.
Of New York having had occasion to witness
Drs LcBrun aud Dalton in diseases q tile E at I've law
ing aside all personal jealousy and prejudice, iTrir %
The course. pursued by them In treating diseases ii
icate organs, from the ,par'fitsi '"re'' lit s, a.
brethren t,roughout the United States Their SYST,
treating diseases of the middle and internal rar y i
OF neltcatr,l vapOrs, particularly in chronic and cSyS
Gated eases forms In the practice Of aura %
and ais uI !. void which has long been bI tn! rs
nrnctIttoner. In diseases Of the eye, they seldom r6a
resort TO an operation. As skifGl auriSs and scpl, 81
enthusiastically devoted to their profession Ee cor
commend them TO such may require their Atir
Signed, ALEXANDER X. MOrr, Md
@. DHLPAS, NJ. D., ALsroS u. FGANCIS. N. D.
I. V. VAS BuRES, NJ. d., BEpFOHD DoEgHrs, NJ d.
Metc YOEG, August Z, 1919.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. l, sprfgg House Emporium!!
CLOTHS, cASSIMERES 4 HESTLNcS.

TAKE pleasure in being axle say old customers
Il and the fashionable community that Ihnve just returned
from New York and have been able to the most FASH
tonablg Gee for the that the Great Emporium, New
import from France and the old countries; and haV
ing dispensed with the sale Common Clothing gives
and time 70 attend 10 the wants Of all Of my
customers In the Fashionable Ny stock now COM
S!sts Of
DAIIIIA CLOTHS.
AsoSk and Wool Caslneretts all shades and eolors,
Be- making FrocS, Dress, Sack and business Coats
English and CassereS; also, Ducks Lin
DEllinEs, &c. for making Pants.
70 VeStnEs, have the most beautiful selection
locked 1t Ia city, all which prepared make
up IN the most fashionable AMI best Style have secured
Mr. RUsSHLs services Cutter for the coming
el certain In saving that furnish better clothes than
any house west Of The mountains.
IL connection with the above Iave beautiful assortment
consisting Of Cloth Cashmere Ca1herett, Domba1ine
QFnss Linen Drabta and Plain Linen, Froek, Dress and
mess Coats Yels and Pants made from the most FaBhlona
Die and ssas0nabie Goods, In great variety.
Also Linen and Cotton Shirts, Silk Linen, lambs wool and
Cotton Undershrs and DraWer CravaS, Stocks, Collars,
Gloves aud Suspenders.
Hosiery great variety; Also every other article suitable
fer completing Eentleman's wardrobe.
All the above named articles together With many others,
can be found At my store, No. Sprigg House.
Please call in and take look, and much oblge yours
NOTICE-EXTR A.
pose Of at cost less to make for my Spring
mi 8 RICE
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NEW BOOKS.
TNORA and the Doctor;
| J Scenes In the Practice of a New York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone, By Saml. OsgOoI;
The Hidden Path, by Marion lIarlandi
The School of Life, by ANN Mary Ilowetti
Poetry and Mystery Of Dreams, by Chas. D. Leland;
The Slave of the Lamp, by Vim. North;
Which: the Right or the Ief:
The News Boy;
wnIEert's Ro0st, by Washington Irving;
Neroines Of History, by Mary +. Uewett;
The Wrinkles, or the Merry MOn0maniacS;
Life among the Mormons;
Rogers Treasures of English Words.
Together with large assortment Of the best works In the
For sale by JOHN II. THOMPSON
ala 1l7 Main st.
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COMPREHENSIVE
rTNIIE undersigned cO-partnerslp under the
firm of j. NJ Matthews Co. purpose OF conduct
ing the Forwarding and Produce Commission Business and
solicit continuance of the favors extended to
the late firm of Gordon, Matthews & Co.
J. N. MATTHEWS,
JAMES CUTTINGS.
Wheeling, January, 1856. jn9
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-28
THE RAILROAD RECORD.

The present number closes the THIRD
yearly Volume of THE RAILROAD RECORD.
The retrospect of the past three years is
one Of vast and varied interest. During
that period we have seen the spirit Of
railroad enterprise at its highest and
lowest points. We have seen it inflated
by an unnatural growth, and easy money
market and a speculative feeling rife in
enterprise irrespective of merit. And we
have seen it depressed to an unusual and
understandable degree by a commercial
revulsion unprecedented in the annals Of
our country revulsion where every
thing was at sea, the old landmarks of the
financier swept away and the most expert.
enc Jed were at fault. During both these
periods Of initiation and reversion, the
r.Record' has maintained asteady course
advocating such q line of policy as to us
seemed for the best interests of oul
country. 7sis. ,ay..t&3 ~.
= For the future the Record" will CON.
>tinhe what its publishers have AWAY.
aimed that it should be the advocate of d
thoroagh and judieioas systens Of iiaterna
improvements "a system that shall de.
velopf our national resources, husband
GU wealth and add TO our prosperity.
STATISTICS. The RAILROAD Record
has gived during the three years of its
existence more, reliable, statistical infor.
nation than any other journal published
in the country. Correct statistics viii
continue to form 4 prominent part Of
every weekly issue. Il H.
SrocKs.-Our stock tables, as hereto.
fore, viii be corrected weekly, from the
latest reliable information received up to
Wednesday noon. la -, IT..
! The publishers trust that the Record
will continue to merit the good will of it,
subscribers, and we hope that those who
sympathize with us in our enterprise will
use their endesvors to procure for us
more extended circulation in their imme.
diate neighborhood,
TEsNs,-The Railroad Record il pub,
lished every Tursd ay, at THREE boz.
LARS per snhnm, in advance. All sub,
scriptions should be addressed to
T. WRIGHTSON 4 CO.. Publishers,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-28

THE SHARPE RIFLE MIssIoN. There
seems to have been an omission at the
war.meeting held last week at the
North Church, in fitting ont the emf.
grant company. Rifles are no doubt
very good in their way, and murder.
ous enough at one hundred ods-but
should not bowie knives be furnished,
also, for close encountersl Ii is Gus
tonary we understand, in the manu-
facture ofthese outstanding weap-
ons, to ornament the blades with
some agreeable and pertinent quota.
ton; and inliew of other devices, they
might read-"A Dutton toothpick, =
"a North Church gospel-pleader,'
A Ward Beecher soul stirer, !" or any
other pleasant motto, illustrative Of
their use and ofthe donors. To be
sure this is not the armor- in which
the Savior sent out his disciples, but
it is fair to infer that the heather o.
that day were not az stubborn as oul
border rufians. ~. II. Register.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-28
Or. 6. q, sTERNEMAIN. :

! D Z n 7 a L So r G E o n, ::
Being confident from bis experience in the
practice of the protest. n, that be ca n lido as
good work rs any other Dentist, offers his
Services TO the people Of the Kama wha Valley.
He will insert teeth on pivot, or plate; on gold,
pr silver; plain teth, gum teeth, block teeth,
and continuous gnul, Che being the only per.
Son i'll III gion Of country in posse ssion oil
theright for ma king contnlIo GUS gums. Also fill
teth over exposed nerves. with gold or tin;
and he will also pay SPECIAL attention to The
diseases of the mouth. I'M ;tI I -
His price for merton Of artificial teeth,
from Sc to 81; filing teeth, from SOC 10 81
Extracting, where to be replaced by ne N ones
nothing. j. \ A r. ~ !
He isperma nently located atdALLTPOLIS,
Ohio. Any person calling It his office can
always find him, unless professionally absent.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-28

NEw EsoLASD PURlrASIsx WHEN IN
PowER.--An article ID the Edinburg
ReoieD, the author Of which draws
its facts from Felt's History Of Salem,
gives the following ludicrons descrip-
ton Of the way things used tobe done
among the Puritans:
s. #@The boys ranged On the stairs OF
the meeting house, and q man was APP
pointed to keep people from sleeping
BY means of short chubbed stick,
having ct one end q knob and at the
other fox tail, with which he would
stroke the women's faces that were
asleep, and with the other he would
knock unruly dogs and men. In the
same place, Salem two men were
appointed TO make q circuit Of the
tom dur ng services, and to mark
down the non-attendsnts, in order to
present them to- the magistrate, while,
ct the same time, three constables
were appointed to keep watch at the
three doors of the Westinghouse to
prevent any from going forth till all
the exercises were finished. Ia =.
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PROSPECTUS.
eourHERN MErHoplsT rTlNERANT.

6OOJ PseWN M TttOLuSt " HNEUtSNg
THE above 10 the title Of q semi-monthly
Il paper, TO be published at the Parkcrs.
burg Mineral Wells; the first number
Of which will be issued about the middle
Of January, 1856. It viii be an imperial
sheet, and published at One Dollar pei
snnum, III advance. The title of the pa
per indicates the general character Of the
sheet; but, to Be more definite, each
number win contain a regular pulpit Ser
mon, either original or selected, and such
other Literary and Religious matter az
win correspond with the character OF the
sheet. =: #. Fl !. H.. ~ L n
The columns of the paper will be open
to the members Of the Western Virginia
Conference, to any extent that they may
see proper to use them, under proper
rules, forithe advancement Of their own
interests or the interest Of the work in
which they are called 10 labor. The
pledges ofliterary men as correspondents,
and the means Of procuring the best class
Of literary periodicals which are regularly
issued from the press, are a sufficient
guarantee that the Hinerant will be an in
structive and welcome visitor in all the
families who may favor it with their pa
tronage. N \ S>sfft9ls. }Ee@ ..". .e. s
Any person, by forwarding five sub.
scribers and five dollars, will be entitled
to the sixth copy. Those who favor the
enterprise, win please secure as many
Subscribers as possible. and forward their
names and post Office address to the UNI
dersigned, at the Parkersburg Mineral
Wells, Wood county, Virginia, 9EE
T. y Id w. KENNEDY. .
December 19, 1855. -@ -
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Carriers Spanish Mixture.

The Great Further OF the Blood!
THE BEST Alternative KNOWN
Not Particle Of Mercury in H.
An infallible remedy for Scrofula, King
Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutane
GUS Eruptions, Pimples or Postules OF
the Face, Blotches. Boils, Ague ant
Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes. Ringworn
or letter, Scald Head, Enlargement
and Pain of the Bones and Joints, Sal
Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphi!iti'
Disorders, and all diseases arising from
an injudicious use Of Mercury, I'm
prudence in Life, or. Impurity Of The
Blood. - 1 + - = ...
This great Alternative Medicine and
Purifier Of the Blood is now used By
thousands Of grateful patients from al
parts Of the United States, who testify
daily to the remarkable cures performed
BY the greatest Of all medicines, GEAR
TER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu,
ralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions
on The Skin, Liver Disease. Fevers. VI.
GERS, Old Sores, Affection ofthe Kidneys
Diseases Of the Throat, Female Com.
plants, Pains and Aching Of the Bones
and Joints, are speedily put to flight by
using this inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing
has yet been found to compare with it
1t cleanses the system of all impu rites
acts gently and efficiently on the Liver
and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion,
gives tone to the stomach, make the
Skin clear and healthy, and restores the
Constitution, enfeebled by disease or bro
ken down by the excuses of youth, to its
pristine vigor and strength.
For the DISEASE or FEMALES it ispecu.
lisrly applicable, and wherever it has be-
come known is regularly prescribed with
the happiest effects. II invigorates the
weak and debiliated. and imparts elasti.
city to the worn-out frame, clears the
skin, and leaves the patient fresh and
healthy; alsiugle bottle of this inestima-
BILE remedyis worth all the so-called Sar-
saparillas in existence. Fl.
The large number of certificates which
we have received from persons from all
parts Of the United States. is the best
evidence that there is no humbug about
it. The Press, hotel keepers, magis-
trates, physicians, and public men, well
known to the community all add their
testimony to the wonderful effect Of this
this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac,
and read the details of astonishing cures
performed by CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE, IN MOST CASES WHERE EVERY
THING ELSE HAD sieNALLr FAILED. The
limits Of an advertisement will not admit
their full insertion. T., e..
WIN. s. BEERS>& Co., Proprietor.
~. No. 304. Broadway New York.
To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by Druggists and Country
Merchants is all parts OF the United
States and the Canadas, and by
H.. '*&= G. NJ. PITRAT, =
vln4lyl = - - Buffalo. Va.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-28

Eovr ROE rHE DEAD. The love thai
survives the tomb, says Irving, Is one
Of the noblest attribures Of the soul
lift has woes, It has likewise it, de.
lights, and when the overwhelming
burst Of griefis calmed into the gen.
tie tear Of recollection, then the sudden
anguish and conyulsed agony over
the present ruins Of that we most low
ed are sottened away into pensive
meditation on all that It was in the
day Of it, loneliness. Who would
root sorrow from the heart, through
itmay sometimes throw q passing
cloud over the bright hour Of gayety,
or spreada deeper, sadness over the
hour of glooml Yet who would ex.
change It for even the song Of pleas.
ure or the burst Of reyelryi No, there
10 q voice from the tomb sweeter than
song; there IL q remembrance of the
deadIto which We turn even from the
charm of9the living. +
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-28
FOR SALE.

ONE Of the most valuable Steam Saw,
~ Grist and Lathing Manufacturing
Mills in Western Virginia. N:
This valuable property is situated in the
town Of Buffalo, Putnam county, Virgin
Ia, Immediately on the bank Of the Ka-
nawha river, Scontaining one acre OIL
ground. All the machinery in perfect
order. The saw engine two feet stroke,
eight inch cylinder, and Que other engine,
nine inch cylinder, three feet stroke, both
of which are run entirely by saw-dust.
With all the fixtures and apparatus com
plete for grinding corn or wheat capable
Of grinding 100 bushels corn or wheat
per day;swith elevators, boiling cloth,
patent FAM &C., for manufacturing -four;
shelter, DC. This mill was built by
one of the best and most ingenious me-
chanies in the United States. Everything
appertaining to the mill is strongly and
perfectly built. The saw mill has but
ting saw, two circular saws, one for cross
cutting and the other for ripping. There
il also in this mill one Of Shank's I'm
proved Lath Machines, capable Of ma
king Is, 600 laths per day from the board.
This mill being situated nearly in the
centre Of the valley Of the Kanawha, and
at point more accessible to an almost in
exhaustible supply of timber than any
other, renders it the most desirable prop
erty of the kind in the Western portion OF
the United States. ... - ~.g, -. -
A very great bargain can be had. -
Payments easy. R. T. HARVEY
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-28

TRE PowRR OF KINDNESS. There
is no human power equal TO that o.
kindness. Its the all subduing, all
enhancing power that none would re-
sist if they could. 1t disarms all
other powers, and makes willing sub.
jects Of the most opposite characters,
80 sweet is it to Be moved by kind
looks, kind words and kind deeds
Hate shrinks in shame from it's ore
sence, and retires to feed on its own
venom; anger becomes mute and sub
missive; envy grows full of regrets
and would fain forget its existence;
jealously torn with q thousand pangs
looks up ID humiliting sorrow through
ito tears; and love and truth bow Be-
fore it 10 proud alteration too blest,
too happy to think ofanother God or
dream Of snother heaven, for kindness
isindeed q shadow ofthe one, and q
foretaste Of the other.