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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

and IN cases where II IS IN the system, 10 eFadt-
cate IL thoroughly.
All these ends are surely attained BY the cele-
bratcd
! GRiEFENBERG VEGETABLE Pills.
Let them be tried throughout the Great West,
and the Bilious Taint which cngs to the system
almost like eprosv, will be eradicated Health Will
will be speedily restored: the salow complexion
be made fresh and fair: strength and peasuruble
sensations will return, and the next season viii
not find the
GRAVE YAW MING
for the victims of the diseases referred to. We
venture TO say that if these Pills were furnished
to every family in the United States at the
pcnse of
THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
it would be the most economical and Inercifu
expenditure ever made. Why? Because from
| every family BITous TENDENCIES WOULD BE
B,SIsHED The West would no longer be dread
ed. There would be
NO MORE SICKL1 SEASONS.
The inhabitants there would be free from
such complaints as those of the healtIiest por-
tons of New England
IFUnlike all other anti-blious medicines the
Gracfc nberg Pills utterly prevent the formation
of the disease within the system. Those who
use them according to directions
CANNOT BECOME BILIOUS,
With these remarks the Graefcnbcrg Compa-
ny invite a still more extended trial Of their Pills
Isl. Let ntighborhoods club together aad get q
su9piy, and distribute TO erery famiiy-
3D. Let CIergynsen recommend and distribute
them.
3D.. Let LandtoIders furnish them tohr settlers
Her ands.
4th. Lt Emig,ant Societies and other philan-
Mropic bodies furnish them 10 the ncedy.
In short there is no earthly reason why the
West should not be perfectly healthy; that its
beautiful prairies aud beside its noble streams
strong and vigorous health should be en-
IoyeG.
/ T., Tho foIlor;n, diseases t,een Pills also .,
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n o I l & + j.

u NJ. s J. II. HUTTON, would inform
81 their customers and the public, that the
have opened new room in Robert Hili's New
Building, Main 81. between Pearl and Front
streets-N orth side; where they will thankfully
receive orders for Castings and all kinds of Ma
ohincr7y.
y b. They also receiving good assort
ment of p II IRON, which they will sell at Gin
cInnatI prices.
Richmond, Jan. 18th, 81. Aft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

In all bilious chronic disorders these Pills
achieve the most wonderful triumph. HERE THEY
DEFY COMPETITION. And as the susceptibility OF
the Anne rican constitution IS to these diseases,
L. - IL 1Arr,..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

NEW ARRANGEMENT THE undersign-
y ed thankful for past fayors, beg leave 10
inform the citizens OF Richmond and vicinity,
that they have added to their Establishment a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30
NO MORE SICKLI SEASONS,

| The inhabitants there would be as free from
such complaints those of the healthicst por-
tons of New England
IFUnlike all other anti-blious medicines the
Gracic nberg Pills utterly prevent the formation
of the disease within the system. Those who
| ne. fhl.irl Inn In directions
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30
BREAK THE CHILL.
EsEs VEN THO n:

and in cases where it is in the system, 10 eradi
cate il thoroughly.
All these ends surely attained BY the cele-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30
GRiEFEVBERG VEGETABLE Pills.
Y AN MING

or the victims of the diseases referred to. We
'enture to say that if these Pills We're furnished
o every family in the United States 1T the cX
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30
National ssosci. R!cI,tozp. IA.

rsSuE subscriber wishes 10 call thu attention
Z CT The travelling public to the fac, that he
has returned 10 his ole Stand,
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MILL GEARING, or ALL KINDS,

He has patterns for all the good Ploughs in
He has Sloop's Ploughs-rjght and left
handed; Woods Plough, four different sizes; all
Of which he will sell at CIxCINN All PRICES for
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30
THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT.

it would be the most economical and Inercifu
expenditure ever made. Why Because from
every family ALL RHTous TENDENCIES WOULD b
BASIsHED The West would no longer be dread
ed. Ihc re II oula be
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-12

and eomPromisine. He wss willing ,o com promise. lf they wonld kesp he eold nos they had ih hs woaiA never remind any body, of the times when his arrival in . village would be announced about ihus ,--
 1ks gold Azmb4g kas eosas C tesrx. No matter: he did not get angry then. and he laughed now; but still he bad one thing to ask, and thai was thai he people would keep the gold currency aow they had it and to do that they must banish paper, small paper as he had urged them to do 90 long. Gold eanno, live in the atmosphere of small pa- per: II cannot endure the smell of lampblack and rags.
 The revival of the gold currency was ose of the giories of the Jacksnn administration, without bis powerful eo-operations tlse eves, measure could not have been carried. The Independent Treasury, the hand-maid and indispensable complement to lhe currency. was glory of the administration of Mr. Van Bureu. The tornado of the Tyler inc teEregnnm--a tempest in . teapot, had oyer thrown that institution; t was now re .restab- lished under the Polk administration, and was doing we'll IL was severely tried at the slaFt--thc state of war existing. whirh SO severely--tEies the virtue of all institn- iions, and especially of finance. The in .e- pendent treasury was doing well, and would consinue so do well while democracy was triumphant. It was founded tn the nature of things, and was an indispensable compile meu,--ful6lment--cf the gold currency sys- lem. IL was founded tn the nature of things; Arkex be mixed: public money should never be embarked in the hazards of trade, specula- tion or banking: Ii should never be put where the government could not command i;-- where the governmental hand could not be laid upon it at any moment It k necessary :o ;he system of the gold currency, for II pays out, without premium, the gold which It receives, and thus distributes i, among the people. Not 50 the banks. Even the best of them, and the king bank above all, acted differently: they took the government gold to themselves, considered it their own-sold it for preminm, or exported it--and then paid the government creditors in their own notes. The independent treasury correcis :his procedure, and is the only thing that can correct it. It is the only thing that can save the peoples mouey from becoming in- volyed m the hazards of trade, speculation, banking, stock -jobbing, and all the double contingencies of individual and corporation mismanagement, folly and crime. t is now re-es,ablished--is working meritoriously- and heneeforth will be one of the landmarks of party, never to be presermitted in the democratic political ca.eehism. Its frs. author, and sufferer, in the cause should never be forgoiten.
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GEy. TAvloa--Ths Newspapers gre sgaaehiinG atpuf llss old Gsnsrals politics. We Aave never heard him state his creed, bat we know that he was an original Jack son man When Gen, Jackson vas eandi- date ths second lime. against Mr. Adams, Gen Tayios and Gen. Twiggs were ssssionea hers. They took so sctivs part for old Hickory, that the leaders of the Adams party remea- sirAaed wish the Secretary q War, and Tay. los and Twiggs were bsAished to the ffon- tiers of AfkaAsas. Gen. Jackson recipgora- ted this aitaehmenL--sN O. SoaiAermfr.
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aroahd his bed. When. d lssh his,mirhsy voice was hushed, his c0nnienA6ee- nanas- -sesPon3ed e she prayers.
 <. "At shisiy-ssssn miaaiss pest nine, the hand ct ihe priest of God, privileged 10 bind and loose om eartls, even as i, is done n heasen;1 was exisnasd over him. There wss no stfugKle--no change visible upon the ieainFes, except that, as we gaxed, t was plain that dread mystery had east iss shadow over him. The spiris which had moved she wosld took Is flight % peaceful Y, shas all who were there, except the angels who were in waiting for is. were in dOnEt if II aad depaFsed. He died as an infant sinks upon iss mothers breast 10 sleep. !, was by ihs soss and beautiful transition of the prayers, that we were reminded that we had before us only the noble body of O O'Counell, as t listening. hnshed tn aiieaiIon, for the summons b glorious immortality.
 We are thrown upon ous own counsels, with nothing to guide us but what we iu- kert from hts conversations and casualty ex- pFessed wishes. Acting oa Ihiss ws have determined to have the heart embalmed-- placed in . silver urn, and transported iO Rome, as of old the heart or Robert Brace was carried .o JesBsalem, when Il was not permitted him by Providence to perform, in his owa person. that pilgrimage to the holy sepulchre which he had vowed. as O'Con- nell had vowed, his pilgrimage 10 the ,ombs of the Ap0sles. His body also is tO be embalmed, and deposited in . chapel of the church of our Blessed Lady Dele Vigne, where II is io repose until, on our return Iron leaving Inc heart in Rome, we convey il 10 Ireland.
 aWe have thought It right that his obse- qniess thpugh. to De renewed no doubt by the Irish hatioa, should be princeBy here.- Il is likely we shall proceed with our sacred charge<to Rome on Thursday or Friday nexfyby way of Clvisa vecchia, were the carriage and nearly all our luggage have been for some days.
 aWe shall hold it sacred duty to guard every object, no matter how otherwise in- significant, that belonged to his pilgrimage, ss well as all the documents and memorials appertaining to it, which we have collected
 'sl should add that we are satisfied with the phvsicians. We are certain there was no mistake about the disease, and, but for the science and skill of she continental physicians, it must have had, much sooner, fatal termination"
 THg Posr MoRTEM ExAMiNATioS.- tThe body was opened in the presence of Doctors Duff, and Lacour, by Dr. Balieri, surgeon-in-chief of the Hospital for Incura- bles in Genoa, 'who has been charged with the process of embalming the body Of this great man. Lesions were observed in seve- ral organs. The right lung presented .raees of chronic caiarrh. The intestinal canal showed ves,iaes of former inHammaiion.-- More serious alterations were, however ob- served in the brain. l, was found gorged with blood througout it's entire extent, and partially softened. It's membranes were in- famed and thickened"
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sUNDRIEs.

SUNWM1ES. EnA LBS. Coston Yarn; JUL S hbls Ohie suPeIhae aeur;
 6 lard;
 6 hf hbls mesa beef,
 l bhl sagar eared smoked beef; 27 boxes star candles;
 " Nh. soap; ss-- l" premium gold lsaf tobacco, '' lump 10 d window glass. assoFteA sizess "s pint 9asks;
 8 |" aafed and plain tumhlers; @ kegs MaiIs aud spikes;
 20 pure and No white lead; a. griadstoaea, st S Peacock piows, Nosf and 2s %oo0 lbs round, sqaare anl fla, bar iron, HOO ss horse shoe and slah bbl eopperss.
 { doz hames; Ladies' saSdies, mens' hslf Spanish and American saddles, blind brdes worsted girths. sSe received and for sale, by VIM. B. WAIT. July IA, ls47. t4-n
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~Why dnnt yourtather take newspaperin ssid genslmsn to lit,le urchia, whom he caught pilieying one from his door-ssep. sIIe sends me 10 take ii," cried the boy.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-12

h1 " NsTnespondsnt cf the ChAsi Ins&s lhaf post of1iee slAaaps hss zsS unsIef the act ol the late sesss8N. sd Miil-be distributed to Post Msssers sn lhr iss Of gr!y. The ten cent stamps ase printed in black, and repre- sent the head pf Washineson; the i've cent stamps, in brown, and represent the head of Franklin. The public will have the use ol them. for prepaying letters, without extra charge.
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To the Volunteers hs served tn she War against ssexie'
G.rEaAI AeEaer Is TIE cIrr oF wAsalsoTos

rstt CsAMuEL STETTISU8, Justice ef the Peace, O Notary Puhiie and GegrfA Agent. respectfully snisFms thH yolnaaeess wko have lately returned tc iAeir hesnss fc <rxsco sad the representatives tat< IT. ssfzl3l &I IT einizns with tbe Depart msnk al WHskI4@ &4 yery n1odersss terms.
 Nounfy Land WSzrnnia, e Treasary Scrip, will he pEoesred anH lesusa1sa with as Riils delay as possibls he VII also attend to any ether basi- nsss seqairinG ths Aid cf an Agxnt,
 la eohSsQasnce cf the yasf nanber of sppiics. tipns persons sPplyias for inornatioa sss required te pAy the postage and also SemEt smAii fee for ths inlefmstian ihey may aesiss te ubtzin.
 Mf. efsttlnlus is known tn many of tboss who have bees la Congress Sor the iast fs D years. Of eho have aeeaplsd say public station st Wash ingtoa.
 Ofice opposite the Treasury Department
 iYsslsasfoa Cliy. June IS. is41 ts-Aw
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A learned doctor. rsEessing to tight laeing. ayers that is Is public benefit, inasnaeh as II kills all the fooeish girls, and leaves eAe wise ones to grow 10 be wonen,
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Suicide is the last iolly man should com mil, seeing is Is the only one that cannot be semedied.- = Dxmas
 That kind of Felceo(y will do very wrIi for the PaFievoos They is ali the kiag's subjects. and fthey haiat got no better sense ihan to kill ths,nsslvss, the king has so pock- q ths lsss Eus u this county, whas eve ' man ' | snxereign, suicide is most too great saerifea e he indelgea in private indiS5.insl& nr people ofgood sense gen. efsiiy lssxe . slIs doctors.
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NEW GOODS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS ksve Iast received rom II New Orleans. ia sAdision b their fosmsr siexk. . hesatiful asscrtmsnt of
 Mk FANCY 0ooDetsN Linen; Linen DrillAng: Grape. crspe-Lsiee, TN-
 lssan Msslins ke. &e..
 ALSO T Sugar, Coase Hardware, shoes, A igt q sxeel isas Books % Diyinity. Trsvsls. ke.. ke All cf which they will sell Iew fas cash e country produce. c L. JEFFRIES 6 SON jaiy {. isz tz-
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NEAr PuS.-A printer On seeing sheriff closely pursuing an anforinnais author, rs- Inarked, thai < was new edinon of <he .Pusutss cf L,serssure." unbound and lNof pressed
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NOTICE

Ts HEREBY GIVEN, that aa election will be \ held. at the Court goase. in the City of Little Rock. on Monday iAs lsA tasf. for one Justice of the Peace for the City of Little Rock to Gi the vacancy ceasioned Ay the resignation of William 5. Hut saeket ). Bennett snd Alexander Geoage will act as judges of said election.
 R. L. DODGE. Mayor. Little Rock, July l2 Is47. al-it
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Tas LATE GEs. HAMEs.-Ths following is sn extraci from very eloqaen, sulozv. pronounced on the death of General Thomas L. Hsmsr, by David T. Disney, of Cincin- natl
 ''ln the bloody strssts os Monserey, when the death-storm was Q, its highest, and the sha.sering voliey came psaling down--when the wild hussa, end the musksA' crash and the sanaons' deadly boom told how the is- tsl work progresssd--frm~ at his post he hsased the terross of the feid. On . shou- sand wings came flying the rnAsssnxsrs of dssth--the earth was balhsd in gore--she ssar-spanglea banner Aaiisred n the smoke. uaiil the eonquering power of the frsemsn,s arm planted II on ihs topmosi tower of the captured town. But nol Isaed there to die. he escaped every danger of sAs day. No. among scenes of blood and carnage --so, amid the grosns of the wounded and the shrisks of the dying was bis career to closs but whaa all was done, snd shs ba,sls,s strife bad slept, she 6ss came, and disease destroyed what the hghs had spared. Up- sesrchahle are the ways of God. Thoa. I.. Hsnser has passed from among us-msv rs Psc6i by the example of hs lsfr
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sOLDIERS CLAIMS

For Bessfy LaAds. zFssssFy Serip. Pensloas. .ay-
 ysaragss of Pas. S<., 4e.
 THE sUDSCRinER. hsyiax procured the Be- 1 esssxry Instructions from ths War Department oa the Gaxsfnneaf. for noaniy Lan1s. Trsasury Scrip, Pensioas. AFfesraxes of Pay, &es. ke.. sc- eraing fos service in the wss with Msxieo.
 A &@gg J. T., KNIGHT. Eastss Rsek. Jsiy .. iss7. 43-2m
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NOTICE

Ts HEREBY GIVEN, that ths husaasss hereto. \ fare eeAdatfea ty ! DsBAah, Agses ,~il De eonda<ted th the sasne msnneF as fosmafsy, by
 SAMUEL MccHARLEs. Agent Fsse Biaf, lane zs. isi7 sz-ss
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STEAM BOAT REGISTER.
NOTICE

IS HEREBY GIvEN, that an electioa will be \ held at tae City hail. on Monday. tAs lstk day q Jniy Ist7. for Alderman, to 6ii the vacancy oeessioned hy the death of Gison Bass. The judges of the last general election will act as judges of this election. R l.. DODGE, Mayor.
 Little Rock, Jaly "a. ISa7. 44-is
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LAND oFFIcE FUNDS.

THE UNDEBSiG*ED TespeesfsllK.s in1osms
 l those wAe may desire 10 setee lana. ts anx sf the lsad offices ia tAss state. ler In sha Alsfse nf Missiasippi. Losisiass and AisAama.f ssast As hsx sos sale, on soBlas<son. saasntitY af EAsrzss Eel Scrip. 0 aoy se4slned aasssea iss nsssa. ts @sss Psrcbssers, ssiBs ip halt srelistas. aaartsfs ana ssghiaa. which Dc wtA ssss On aceommadsfspx terms ssy -
 hs Indsfsagssd especially fesosnmenas fhe fore ', going . pss@emefefe. and ns1sfs who ssy vfsh Id secure tseaf i1pfe~smsats beiofs tssx Ias,2 es.,s take place $ 3 5 ss' - : APpnes'soa so be asaAe ta tke sabseHb~x. atsIas SInaa ] \. GREASE
 'Ne'S ss"ehs Jatt as NaIsA s <2--aw
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ROMANCE DEsrRoTED.--We have never been more shocked than al the destruction of the romance attending the accident that overlook Col Cushing at Maiamoros. Ae- cording to the first accounts, the Colonel was vending his way along the s,rects with . seaoriia upon his arm, who, we imagine, had eigarito in her pretty mouth, and dark eyes that were doing Paixhan destruction to the lucky Caleb. There he was displayed, all smiles and epaule.ss, making love it sn unknown tongue, feeling from top to toe. that ssnone but the brave deserve the fair;r when suddenly he comes io ditch of ihe Polk-General school of military, thst is. placed on the rrcng side of the banquet, Down he plunges, amidst his dreams, and meets with sad lnishap. We thought we saw the poor Mexican enchantress raising her dark eyelashes in wonder, to heaven. and lowering her dark eyes with as,onish- meut and pity, and then extending her pretty hand to help the fallen soldier out of hts en- irenchnenis. But all this was gaminon, mere dreams of newspaper scribblers, for Col. Cushing. writing home to Newburyport. says he was walking with Col. Belknap --a man who has face as hard as .. new Eag- land rock, and as expressionisss, st ssi bfo- ken limbs and heads as bunch of pine shin- gies; An old veteran that was tn the kss war, stuck up against the sides of ths sally-poss of Fort Erie, as if he had been ssspscimen'' in a naturalisl's cabineu . man who has, since that time. been growing grey in the hardest service ofhis eountry--swearing and fighting. and growling, that his much labor of 35 years Is just az likely to be remember ed by the present powers that bs. a if he had been returned dead to the Adjn,anl-Gen- erals office the day aftsr King David's bat lle with the PhiIistines. We can inagine how little ..sid and comfort" he was to Gen, Cushing, who so far ranked him in the army, without essr seeing hostile ',hoss piial.'' or his owa regiment when Col ia the Rsld.
 Daily National
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DIED.

DIED. h this city oa the ssh inst of chronic diarFhea. Mir. 1xomas Taylor. of Lake BoIivat, Miss
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To Pre-easapaioners.

To Pre-esnptiOners. REsasrER's oryieE, Johnson c. H., Ark,
 JaiB 5ta, ls47. ] NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that on this 1V day the following aaned plats were received at this office, viz;
 Plat of T. | N of R. 22 W. FIN. of R. g W. TIN. of R. PAW T.tN. cf R. 15 w. TIN. of R. 27 W.
 JOHN BRCroS. Rsgissv. July IF. isr, al-iw
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A T.TNT GDF n.RTTEma |.

ID EXAMINING in tl.a PasI uiSrs al I.issls Rock,
 EG Arkansas, en fhe NsstA dsy af lane, lsiI, whieh if nos taken eat eilAim ekrue uaa,hs. vsili hs Ncnt tz ts tseserai pa~f tRsee aa A~at lsttnw.
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D1ffsAED SEssiHiLirY.-A clieas nnce 0u'ss 1 into flood of tears af,er he had hsard Ss Ss statement If his counsel, exelaimins, ssI J's Is po, th'nk had suffered half a much nll ! heard !, ,hIs day,n
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Jones, Hardy
 Psrsoes calling for any of the above letters. w,,l please say they are advsrsssd es ,h@y psv cot srt them. LAMBERT REARDoN. P Ms
 July D, Leia z1-3H
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lasion isso shs wound whieh | open by this
 hesr-brsaking inseIligsncs Bot, alas, how could s--sny poor heart is bursting. sId poor Daniel is crushed wish grieE Nothing that strangers coald do to comfort us has
 been waniiHg, but the stroke is so tFemen- doaa, Ca the side of religion every thing cheers US. and ii is there we have sought for refuge. You are already aware. from my last letter, and that which was written by Daniel at a later honr, how matters stood up to SIX o'clock on last Saturday evening" From that hour up to eight o'clock he con- tinued so sink gradually, but without suffer- ing Iknew long before this hour that he was dying, and we had rec,sed the prayers from seven to eight o'clock, in which he joined most fervently, and with all shs dis sinesness his fast failing powers pernissed. think his agony began aa eight o'clock, or litile after; but, in using this word, you are not to understand me to say that there was any painful struggle. Al no siags. es- pecialIy for the iast two days, was there any thing like pain. At this lime, the Vicar General, who Isa prsiate, with the clergy. were round his bed; his breathing became gradually moro weak, as the prsysfs were recised. his hands were fcrvently clssped upon his noble breast, his eountenance per- fectly serene, and, as suggested to him all ihai my sacred office required, and my Ersef permitted, he responded by word and sign 90 as to express perfectly and fervensiy the glowing sentiments of his heart Daniel, and me, and his faithful DuggAn, he recog- missed to'the last. Oar suppliessioss, h the sublime and eonsoiing language of the church were mingled with our fears as VIC knelt