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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-25

THE LOUISVILLE Mystery is thus solved by
the Cinrinnafi Herald I've have at last found
out the Of the mysterious lady who was the cause
OF 20 much speculation Mt Louisville On "wednesday
rs We informed by respectable authority dray
man. on Main street, Sixth was accosted ny
young gentleman, who asked him II he knew where
OF house Ut III The drayman said that he did
,Whereupon the young gentleman offered him hve dol
iars ne would show him the house. He did So ana on
arriving was requested by the gentleman to walk with
MN up stairs, which he did When up stairs the
stranger asked for Mary - She came down, when
ne himself her brother whom she had not
seen Tor years Quite talk ensued when Mary asked
after her sister and family The supposed young gem
ueman announced himself the sister, and opening his
vest proved It, Thereupon ensu-d tears. showing a
world OF natural Affection which real for doubt
ing The couple then went out Of the house tax
ing the Pttsburg packet left the city The disguised
sister had learned the condition of the and
assumed this Disguise that she might safely gain adms-
sion and induce her to leave She took the drayman
with her, that she might risk Of personal dan
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Brooklyn In teiligence.

Acknowledgements Dowuley arrested com.
plant Of LavRia Crolus for assault and threatening
She was examined and required give security In 500
to keep the peace and to appear at General Sessions
VAoRANcY.-Ellep Old arrested by officer Clayton
on complaint Of Charles OLD, for being drunken va
grant She committed
DisoRpERLY Conquer Hannah Moore arrested
complaint Of Susan Drake, for acting In disorderly
manner, and disturbing the public peace Discharged
promise of reformation.
RoTous CoNDucr-Two English sailors named Hen
Jones and James Calvert acting in riotous
and dsorderiy manner In the street. Officer Jones at
tempted to with them for their conduct and
Immediately assaulted and knocked down. but with
the assistance Of officer Swell they arrested
They discharged yesterday morning on paym OF
costs by their captain. .
SrILwELL WARRANT.-L Lieutenant John .. MOTIFS
arrested yesterday morning ut Fort Hamilton on
tlwe warrant the suit ofhis creditors His exsmina-
ton adjourned to next Thursday.
DIsoRpERLY CoNpUcr-Patrick Mullen arrested
for being drunk and assautng he met In
the streets After considerable trouble he arrested
by officers Higgins and Combs We understand he sue
ceeded in getting bail yesterday evening for his further
appearance.
DRUNKENNESS AND DIsoRpERLY CoNpucr.-John Con-
ner was arrested complaint of ]. Slave for being
drunk and disorderly He discharged promise Of
good behavior for the future
ASSAULT AND BATTERY james Harwell was arrested
by the of the plaintiff the defendant paying
the costs.
Pic Nrc.-we are informed that the friends of the
Unversaist church. corner of Fulton and Pine Apple
streets, intend to have glorious pic mic on Tuesday
The steamboat will start for New Rochelle, few miles
up the East river and will doubtless have very plea
SAINT time.
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to this nubeot Perhsps ct the approach Of the next
sprinR election. We shall see. ....s 81. 80

In this subject Perhaps ct the approach Of the next
spring election. We shall see.
ACCIDENT "A lad named Burt German boy aged
sbont eight years fell into the 1t foot OF James
street yesterday, and rescued from drowning by
sailor who jumped of the stern Of schooner mt anchor
The time and did the thing in first style The
lad escaped all injury save little fright and wet clothes
which must have had the effect cool down his
rage in SIN al ii. lost his cap in bargain
The lad Is well known as a scraper up OF moasses,
from the casks that generally line our wharves
Nor DRowNED.-Ths names Of the boys who were In
the Sea Gun when she capsized OH Blsckwells
Island, were Franklin McDiarmond and VIM Crolius,
both residents OF South Brooklyn. The boat upset
by coming in collision with soop, the of which
saved both the boys from drowning. So lives
lost that time.
CLArMsp-The body of the unknown person, found
OF Addison Porter, Esq Of the Rev DR. Porter Of
Catskili, whose mysterious disappearance has been
source Of deep anxiety to his family and numerous
friends.
FELL OvERBoARp Coroner Walters was called yes
terdsy to hold inquest upon the body Of a French
sailor about 40 years old who fell uto the the
foot Of Rector street. at late hour Friday night
he was endeavoriog 10 get board the vessel to which
he belonged as it il supposed while he under the in
huence Of liquor
DEATH BY FEvER.-Ths coroner held an inquest also
upon the body of Josephine Emery native Of this CITY
aged ~ years who died yesterday after brief attack
of typhus fever. Verdict accordingly
CoaoNrRs INaursr An inquest was held on Friday
ing in 26h street 1t appears that the moth had put
in plate some preparation for killing fies and that
the child got at 1t unobserved and the mixture,
which caused its death Verdict accordingly.
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Naviration or the Ohio River.
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, July 24-6 r. M.

Saturday. July <4-o Es Va
The transactions in the stock market to-day prn-
cpaly confined to Harlem and advance Of az per
cent was realized upon prices current yesterday Long
island went up Farmers Loan, u; Reading l;
Morris Canal Illinois special, fell of u. The sales
In the aggregate very limited Notwithstanding the
Improvement in several of the fancies.
The Leather Manufacturer Bank have declared
dividend of three and half per cent payable the I'd
Of August.
The Ftchburg Railroad Company has declared q semi
annual dividend of per CENT payable I'd August
The Great Falls Manufacturing Company have de-
cared dividend Of ten dollars a share.
The exports of produce from this port for the week end
ing July 23d inclusive, were annexed -
COMMERCE THE PoRr New YoRK-ExPoRTs FOR
THE WEEK.
To Great Britoin Wheat, 1856 bushels -four
81 1852 bbls l42O07 BUSH cheese Ola lbs ashes
30 bbls beef so tierces; hemp, $40 bales cotton Oil
042 lbs; lard, II 026 lbs; barley, 3067 bushels.
To France.-Wheat IL, 1876 bushels; -four, 507 bbls;
rice 5000 lbs; rosn, 40 bbls bone 1926 lbs; NEAL %
bbls
To British North American Flour 300 bbls;
meal $50 do corn, 800 bushels rye -four 800 bbs RICE
26O9 lbs
To Spnnish West Indies-Hams 2l0e lbs; rice " 40s
lbs pork 80 bbs lard 02ll lbs beef 1870 bbls corn,
$40 bushels.
To British West Indies Flour, $50 bbls pork, 1885
do rice 500 lbs butter 6466 lbs; lard lbs oats
900 bushels; NEAL 1882 bbs; beef 80 bbls; 266
bushels cheese 2342 lbs hams, IDOL lbs Live Stock
To Danish Vest Indies-Beef, 80 bhls; lard, ,0a2;
bs fish, 800 lbs four 5is bbs pork 10 bbls rice 1855
lbs; butter, 1897 lbs.
The quantity of -four wheat, and barley left at
tide water Albany, during the third week in July in
the years 1916 and ls47, is as follows
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Police I,,telllQence.

Charge of Libel--A complaint made yesterday
before Justice Osborne by John THOMPSON publisher Of
the Bank Note Reporter No Ga Wall street, against
Moses Y. Beach, Henry D. Beach, and Moses s Beach,
publishers of the New York Sum- charging them with
publishing the 18th inst, in the Sun newspaper
beous article rejecting the character and standing
of Mr.. Thompson The accused parties were held to
bail to answer.
Breaking into TesseI.-Oface Hawk, of the Fourth
ward arrested last night, old thief called Jim VIII
q charge of having broken open the Storage OF
the bark James Hail. evidently with intent to steal
Justice Osborne locked him up for trial.
Petit Larceny Officer Torhush Of the 9th ward, ar
rested yesterday, man by the name Of MiOhael Nc
Crowley, a charge of stealing two pawn tickets to-
gether with aud pair of pautaloons, the proper
ty Of Edmund Carpenter TIA West Broadway; the pro-
perty secured by the above officers. and Justice o.
borne locked him up for trial
Sent TO The Springs-Justice Osborne committed yes
erday % male and female Migrants for the term Of six
each Blackwels Island the thieves term
it, the springs"
Tin .4tray Officers Calro~ and Meyers of the 9Th
ward arrested yesterday two by the names of Robert
Dodd and Robert Douglass, whom the officers found
together in the gutter the of Brooms
and Green Streets one using knife. and the othel
working away with sworicane, by which fracas they
both severely cut Taken to the station house
locked
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Miscellaneous.

cotton factory ut trcadia II miles from Pensacola
Is said to be quite successful.
At Roxbury, Mass on the 22d inst. building
pied by manufacturers OF india rubber articles was
struck by lightning The upper stories Of the building
occupied knit shirt and hose factory and their
machines stock. &c, were almost entirely destroyed.
The loss about $4,000 that Of the India Rubber Co..
$1,000.
The reported loss of the schooner Merchant on Lake
Superior is confirmed She probably lost in ire
mendous gale which occurred on the 18th OF June.
From 10 to II persons supposed must have perished
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By reducing the wheat to nour, the quantity of the
latter left tide this year. compared with the
corresponding period last year. shows equal
to 92e 67s bbs of -four The receipts of thus
exceed by 77974s bushels the entire receipts Of 1885,
The following table shows the quantity of some Of the
principal articles of produce left at tide water from the
of navigation to the l4th of July incu
sive during the years lsa5 100 dsys) ls4e ss days
ana ,aA7 fa3 daval
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CITY TRADE REPORT.
New YoRK, SATURDAY

New YoRx, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, July ~.
This having been packet day for the Frsnch steamer
Union, Change thinly attended, and transaotisns
limited The Flour market varied very little from yes
terdays quotations Sales Of Geneseo made at Is
s7k q SIS so; of Michigan do. at 50 IS. Some round
hoop Ohio sold at IS IL So u.s. and mixed brands
do at S. u.s. A lot of Troy sold at So co. The sales
were large Sales Of Ohio white Wheat made ut
ll2c Corn moved freely and mostly bought for tho
purpose Of filing contracts falling due the present
month Sales of good Western mixed we're made at SO
&C., fat yellow at IS &c, and round do from 81 to
zoe. A small lot of handsome white sold at 600 Rye
stood ut 70 300. Oats sold at a. 46c. Western New
York Meal sold at 81 rs So o. Provisions appeared
some frmer, but sales Of moment reported;
$i4 rs was offered for Pork; prime do stood at
about $l2 Is In Groceries, transactions limited,
though prices for Sugar and Coffee wore steady.
Receipts DOZEN the Hudson R,psr July a.
Flour. ''"iVas 20 "~ae'''
Corn meal. $500. iDax
Corn. ................o l 0oo bushels
Wheat. .....'.'' aea9 AZ
Asus:"s.c: Of pots we're made at 81 s7h. market
steady: pearls were feeble at So 90 and sales small
Bss.p,Turrs~Fl our-saes including several par.
cells of good straight brands Genesse amounting In al
to acoS ~S a IS s 1000 do quality Do sold at
Is AIN S. b0 800 do Trey were sold at 20 oo 800 do
Michigan, and 100 90 round hoop Ohio sold at 70 iaM
sales Of 5000 bushels Ohio white sold private terms
a0OO do sold at ST. IL Corn-There was large show
oS samp,es and the article closed firmly than
Yesterday though sales freely made; 1900 bushels
While soid on private terms and 1000 do at 69c Du
ring the fore part Of change, 10000 bushels changed
hands Including western mixed at SO 66o; fat yell
low at 80 q 81 cents; ound do 81 10 cents; 6000
do round sold La At 30 cents 5000 DO mixed sold
$40 After change 1910 do round mixed sold at Goo
Meal-sales of 800 bbls common western New York
made at 81 62x 400 do prm do sold at 81 rs; 400 do
do sold ut price aud 800 do handsome do sold
at 81 "a Rye--i00O bushels sold private terms
Rue r our--ll0 bills were sold at SO S. Oats-sslea
we're reported sold at A 400. sample OF Barley
held at b5c.
CArpLEs--Sperm remained at 30ko 3io
CoFFEE--No sales OF moment were reported, while
pric. remained the same.
CoTToS--The market generally quiet o-day oon-
seQuent Its being packet day for tbs steamer Prices
continue firm at our quotations. Mt which rate about
1900 rules disposed Of aud heretofore, ohleay
'middling' cettsns for sxpert. ~
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STEAMSHIP uMoN.-This fine vessel left her
dock yesterday afternoon about half past four
o'clock, for Havre. She carries thirty-seven
first class passengers, and iair amour, of mail.
able matter
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On Monday night the House Of Assembly passeu ~
address to Majesty praying that the fro. ,ba
of the st Lawrence be- granted TO tnsm s n,,~.S an
far as regards this colony There were ony WV ussn
tIept voices ons on each side Of the House, namely
Messrs. Aywin and ErSpstsn8sr '-s"o"'''"' ""''"
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Law Intelligence.


COMMON PLEAS, July 24-In Banco- DEC IsIoNs-Lane
ads Chauncey ct al-Order appealed from; modified
with costs.
Payne ct al VS.. strahau ct al-Judgment of nonsuit
entered in lieu of the verdict
Usher ads Waller ct al-Judgment for plaintiffs on
demurrer defendant may plead on paying costs OF de-
murrer.
Halls ads Vaa Line Report of referee confirmed with
costs.
Hendricks ct al ads Geddings ct aVerdct set aside,
and new trial ordered. to abide the event
Geo n Niles vs. Reuben H. Towner-The plaintiff
having appealed to the Court from order Of Judge
DAILY ut chamber awarding costs of motion before him,
after due elaboration 1t Is ordered that the order
pealed from be modified to reject that part which
awards and that 1t be confirmed in oil other respects
costs OF appeal being given to either party
In CHAmBERs-Before Judge Daly-Habeos Corpus
Andrew jackson Bo-s this morning discharged by
Judge DAILY from the United States Army the ground
his being minor having first paid $23 the amount
received by him from the government.
u. s. MARsHAL's OrrrcE.-Jaoob T. Woodbury.
master of the brig Christiana arrested Friday
evening last, by Deputy Marshal Flanagan for having
the 23d day of May l8i7 at Rio de Janero refused
to take boar his vessel distressed American
man, named Charles r. Haynes, sent on board by the
consul, which refusal contrary to the act Of Con-
gress of the 2Sth February, 1903.
The SLAVE CAsE.-This case is further adjourned to
Monday next.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFrIcE.-Charge Of
Cruel and unusual PunishmsntMr Chopin, the first
mate Of the steamboat Iris brought before the Com
missioner this morning. and after full investigation OF
the case, the complaint was dismissed.
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Musical.

CAsrLE GARprs.-There is no more agreeable or ap.
proprste place spend the Sabbath evening than Cas-
tie Garden Every Sabbath splendid concert of IA
cred music performed there by Dodworths celebrated
cornet band composed of the admired selections
from the compositions of Haydn, Rossini, Weber aud
many others This evening some twelve pieces, many
of them of great beauty; among them Handels delight
full haeujah chorus-the prayer from the oratorio OF
Moses in Egypt-Handels hymn TO the night, &c, &c
will b. performed afording treat TO our citizens which
they will surely partake Of The price Of ADMISSION
believe, is only one shilling. We recommend parsons
from thu country at present stopping in the city to
spend this evening in Castle Garden They enjoy
delightful cooling breeze and the choicest sacred
music ut and the same time-what they cannot do
every day They had better 30 early for the place is
generally crowded.
signsrina Bsrli, sgnor Beneventano and Maestro
Barili assisted by the tenor Sgnor Martini Signor &C.
and Master Sconcia the violin, gave concert
in Boston Wednesday last which was crowded with
the elite of that CITY duet between Maestro Barili
and Master Sconcia the gem Of the evening, and
ecited tremendous applause This company intend
giving Newport this week. and afterwards at
Saratoga.
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Terms Of the Supreme Court Circuit CourtAs
and Courts OF Oyer and Termlner OF the
State or New York.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
County DuTcHEss.
TEkhs.
ls47-3d Tuesday of September, Poughkeepsie JUS
tices strong, Morse, and BArculo
Isas-lst Tuesday Of June, Poughkeepsie, Justices
Hurlbut, Morse, and Bsrculo.
l8a9-lst Tuesday Of June, Poughkeepsie Justices
McCoun Morse and Barculo.
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The steamer Wheel Of Fortune was consumed by Gys
on sunday night week, while on the Ohio River,
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Incr. 62,al0

The aggregate quantity the articles left al It'd
water from the of navigation to the 22t
Of July inclusive, Is as follows
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COUNTY KINGS.
GENERAL TERMS
lsI7-3d Tuesday Of November, Brooklyn JUSTICES
Strepg, Morse, and Bsrculo.
ls4s I'D Tuesday Of May, Brooklyn, Justices Strong
Morse, and Barcuo.
LIST Tuesday Of November, Brooklyn, Justices
Strong, Edmonds, and Morse.
ls49-3d Tuesday Of May. Brooklyn, Justices McCoun
Morse, and Barculo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01

At called meeting of the Virginia Cons story. "De
Mulay F.ncampmout No. !. Earoka Chapter No 10 .aul
Marshall Lodge No. -. convened Al the Odd Fellows
Hall, rn Sunday evening. The 24h of October. 1917 the
following ioInt preamble aud resolutions were unanimous
" adopted;
Whereas ii has pleased all wise ProYiJcnce in
his lnsrrnabe d'spenssons call from midst
beloved brother. james D"lln;
BE it, therefore Resolved, That in this melancholy
event, our community has sustained the as Of an indus
Hous entcprzng aud public spirited .-Socely.
the walk OF an upright and honest man. and Masonry, a
worthy eNrmfar OF her principles; fulfilling. ln did
his Vann> social and domestic dutIes under the prompt
ines Of noble and generous heart.
Resolved, That token ofrespact and esteem for
our brother and further testimonial If oar pref al
h's las; we wearthe usual badge Of mourning iar the
space Of dirty Days.
t,soivcd That. on tomorrow, AT | O'clock re
PAIR IN body to the grave, aud pay The last sad honJrs
due to his memory.
Resolved, That we tender to his afflicted widow and
relatives, IN this truly distressing d.spcusalion, tie
warmes sy rpahes Of our hearts.
Resolved. That this preamble and the accompanying
resolutions I've furnished the bereaved family aud thu
they he published in the LHuchbnrr Republican and
\rgnian and the Masonic Magazue, Boston.
% The Republican will please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01

The Barnbirners- tina, is the Van Buren, and Nilmo
rovso section Of the Democratic party OF New York
as our readers already aprrzed. were dissatisfied
with the nominations Of the Syracuse Convenon. We
nave heeto extracts showing The feeling
which prevailed the Convention, and the i'll treatment
Mr. john Van Buren, received. We have now 10 state
that the Barnbr have held separate Converilon
at iierkemir. and formally discarded the nominations
we presume no hope is entertained OF The success OF Tie
Deh'ocrais al the election which takes place oinorow
Were the par united and fully Organized, the contest
would be exceedingly doubtful Torn by dIssenilons'
'hey can have prospect Of carving the state II IS
worthy Of note. that Mr.. Wimo, OF Pennsylvania was
present and address Il the IIerkemir Convention.
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TO Y'ggE ssgzeEaC.

ANiNG purchased the entire interest of Mr. John
4 4 Hatcher in the OF W llkinson s. Hat
cher. and TAX, the iise formerly occupied by them,
cordially invite cal from the cisome of the old
cern and the public generally. whom | return my
grateful Acknowledgements for the very liberal patronage
bestowed upon W lkns)n Il Hatcher. aud hope. by I'M
reunited attrntt business and DETERMINATION II give
satisfaction. IN merit and receive enniniaan eihe1
same shall keep constantly on hand good assor''nent
of the ins Fashionable aud pretty & uds T. he had in
the Nmtlira markets. which pledge mysefio sell as
cieap as they can be had amy wher'. .'4 7 Fl
~~-ort lal--.sf TAOS. NJ, WILKINSON. q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01

% The czens Of King George county have held Il
meeting ir the purpose Ut expressing their sense III the
gallan'ry and good conduct Of Brevet MAJOR A. : Hpne
o' The I. 3 lnianIry. who los Resaca dc la
Palma They resolved 10 present him sword
Mayor Hove IL gallant officer n. the army can
boaso Two lbs brothers have died. in The service
o' the Country, within the last Two
George Alason and Robert Emmett, llooe, Of hot
s Navy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01

GjWe have seen letter from an officer Of The United
States Army attached tn AIapr all, command dated
Jalapa 3ah September. winch states that he was Ia sci,
oil next mo'nns Ion Fueh'a. in marching column Of
about 1900 men, under Gen Lane This force. The
writer deemed sufficient notonyto relieve Col Chds
but tooveflook all opposition on the route 10 Me>ico
The letter als' mentions rnnnr which we have moi
seen elsewhere stated and which wond therefore,
lain hope IS lneorect-ot the death. at Vera Cruz of
Mayor john b. Clark. oithe Sd Re .inent Of Infantry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
OBITUa

Died. on Thursday morning, Dist inst. at : A. NJ.
at the residence of h,r sou. Nm NJ. Sutton Esq ncir
IynchhHrI, NJ Mary Aruisicad, wife of jams j.
Sutton, Esd ot Hanover county ed about 81 yelrs,
lcaynr ii ,c1nslac, devoted hus and aud large fan
ily of chlIdca who nurn her death Their rrcplrJhc
hiss The circumstances Hllcndu the death Of this
cclent lady are such cannot fail to awaken The live
Hest sympah sol her numerous and warmly attached
friend; But few weeks hetrr IN full ylg9r Of health,
and with the prospect OF many happy years, She ltt her
peasant home in the conny of Hanover To visit II c
i,fnily If n beloved SON. usdlng near his place. and
willie i!,rrc was attacked by disease which. lu hry
five ays ald nghts balrl the prtuuud ST skill Of her
and the kiud.St attentions Of her family and
friends nor once nquishrd rs gras3 ill it laid her loss
in ,,o H. Ihrugil4ut her hing illness. often the yrli'a
of intense s ring she murmured mn. but, with uGcon
nljninq submission the viii # her Heavenly Father,
,ipLlcd mn her bclth in the full assurance II bisstu
ii,oumrt,iiv Mrs Sutton had long been consistent
member Of .ha Baptist Church and well dad she illus
lrate hy her M and conversation, The power and excel
Iency Of The religion which she possessed. The s""ne
which was witnt ssed when in the full prspec! f her
onnr,achny fsstt ut H. Of indoscrihabe tender
ness Calling Ia her bed side that husband and thDs
children her clir3haI cDmpaaons and dearest friends,
much beloved and endeared to her heart and on whom
she was M more lok in his world, She babe the an
afla ting adeu earnestly cNhrllHg them. one by one
not Ia suffer the vanilies Of this ileeing World So 10 en-
urnss their attention u shut lt rom ther minds The
urcat Interests of the si id eternity lfr death vas
pne Of calm and holy triumph beautifully illustrating
The power Of the gospel 10 d,arm death oil lis sung ana
the prae Of is vlcldry" To her family Wa loved hei
because lhry knew her nesfabe worth, Der death !.
the s,res, bereavement. II her ntga5rs All friends