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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04
General Notices.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

" JOhn@on'- TOOihnchc DrOps.-Iue tIoFe
Anodyne for the immediate and permanent cure Of pain
from decayed teeth having from ~ Intrinsic value
remedy, become pmersey popular wiih hose who have
used o. many limitations have lately been thrust upon The
market by unpr1ciged persons and sold he original
and genuine article The object Of this paragraph Is ~
caution the public against al such spurious compounds As
no Glove Anodyne possibly be the genuine article ~
long and avoray known by tsl name but hat prepared
during four i've years by A. B. D. Sands, aud 0r the
last year by Henry Johnson (successur A. b Sands
Coz who l. now the sole proprietor The only safety FOR
purchasers 10 be sure and sk for JohnsOns Toohache
Drops and 10 examine the wrapper Of The vial every
one o. he genuine has the signature Of Henry johnson.
Remember that The True Glove yne imn-dia ate
for me most violent tOOische pain ln ls gums,
aud that u Ia manufactured genuine only by HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemist and Dmggst. so. % Broadway,
west side il DE Granite Building SOD also 90 Fulton
o. - Easl Broadway and jnj HudsoDsl Price - cents.
die
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The Tea and Coffee Tax Voted Down
correspondence OF Inc tribune.
WASHINGTON. Jan. .. 1547-5 P. \

WASHINGTON, Jan. =, l-fi--J Z. NJ
To-day has been an interesting day in Congress,
though the Senate was not in Session. The House
hes been doing something calculated to produce
sensation in the country.
You will have noticed that the Secretary Of the
Treasury, Mr. WALKER, had written q letter % the
Committee Of WAYS and Means which was pub
iished in Thursdays Union urging the necessity Of
tax on tea and coffee. This IS only in keeping
with the other insolent interferences Of the ETsc
tire Departments with the Legislation OF the Ceun
try But there is end 10 all things and there IS
now an apparent end to this kind Of dictation.
To-day was spent mostly in receiving resolutions
from the several States in order When il came 10
the turn Of Illinois Mr. WENTWORTH got up and 10
the great excitement Of the House offered the fol
lowing
Rsoirs5 That is nexpedeni to levy any tax on tes
and coffee.
Every effort was made to get nd Of thls--to lay
It on the table SC. &c-which failed The preyi
Gus question was ordered, and the Members were
brought up 70 the work, TO say emphatically vheth
they in favor OF taxing tea and coffee or not
The yeas and nays being called there were for the
resolution us against II a.. So there are only .
men Ia the House willing to stand by Polk aud
Walker in taxing the poor for means to XII the
Mexicans. Another resolution was moved by Mr.
SIMS Of Missouri, that the People OF the Jnted
States were too patriotic to refuse any necessary
tax in time Of war. This was voted on byyeas and
NAYS cas- TO Nb! Jul 'u'' ''''' W w.
question open as Ia Whist - a NECESSARY TAX VA
time OF war Ii Is evident that Polk snd his party
10 not understand each other.
Other Resolutions were offered 10 raise means
for the war was to tax Plate &c. Another
was 10 lay tax OFFS or 20 per cent on the salaries
of public officers These were however laid over.
The House day abolished the rule allowing
members to give reasons for being excused from
voting.
There were a geat many Resolutions offered to
day but from the confusion prevailing in the House
it was hard to hear all that was said RIcHELIEU.
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,sHEs INSPECTION

ASHES INSPECTION.
rU,TfF rSDERsfgSrD have associated hem selves IN
| der the PANE and FIRM o. FREEBORS, JEWEfI
co FOR the purpose OF pursInz the business Of
u Pot ard Pearl Ashes and have opened az once NO %
and IS Washn gion-st until he Isl Ot Msy next etrf
time hey will b. found al the old established inspection
Warehouse a and ~ Wests- IN the city OF NeW-IOfA
The matter u IN specOn In future being lhfe-trn.eu
and free regards legal requirements, sui u Is pte
suad h v IN cot slpersede the necessity OF lhe cesslnca
ton of-se articles according 10 the proper standAfd ~
uer,on- competent perform he same This seems 70 De
rad FOR The ss AMI Nperence necessary 10 aflr
A. he deren properties OF the articles, he pre-rrssi'h
~ tbs chsrscterO Of Ashes In OfelGn markets. a9 $50
a. promOtnz lhe convenience and sciues Of Geal-f' "a
Ihese articles. - -. .,.,f.s g.,
~. -r.Us5.nr. of OBJ. public Tire score of nofo1gh
OF he articles hey propose ~ inspect and class
IN All t members Of the firm having been practically AMI
family Tor mary years past engaged ~ NJ ~
.orb,u Of ases and IL ilture VIII give hef persobH a.
,,c 10 the IL VII be our aim % preserve NJ
.ssDsrd OF Inspection and do justice 10 NE manusaref
nj section will be reduced from former rates
,ssfv ner cent and Sxed a eight eeuts per hundred
nonnS. which vii be invarisble
I.s. ilI be received al the Warehouse on storage Al
he nsns r.,ss subject 10 order for inspection or ouer
wise. -. o., - s.,f,- ~
10 nss.I A. al times 20 receive any ashes you nay
see ii 10 entrus, 70 our care -
Very respectfully. ygur 0beilent sefxsni. -
FREEBORS, JENErT co.
y. Fas,s0sS, y y jt~sIi'
"A c4ssrDs ,. H. LEsTEs,
I.nu.rvI. is.7. J. ". DtSsArw. e5l In
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DOW,s LININIENT Cure Tor

BOWS LINIMENT-Cure FOR Group, Whooping
ID Cough and BTonchtls.-Dr. BOW graduate of thu
University OF Edinburgh and long medical practitioner
In I'm gland retired from business, recommends MS
nirnen 10 the American public Beside numberess cases
Witnessed hs own extensive practice IN England, In
which The nim-nt has not once failed OF rs efcacy DF
BOW has approb.ory letters from distinguished ndiviiu
al In Great Britain ard America avOuchng the complete
success of Ills valuable medicine To b. bad Win drec'
lions FOR using h. Al l3j Chahanst ~ Eighth avenue,
neaf ightosni hist snG Dr. Ovens corner az Bond ~
80 p,,,.r,r " Nork : n.r usfal d7l I'm
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IN The action Of Ethan iisn Blunt s SBm', Ia he
Circuit Cour. The United States FOR Infringement o
ts paientTight manufacture use and -el 10 Do used
toe SELF COOKING PISTOL, verdict has been given
for The plaintiff, with costs Of trial, and tine Of twelve
hundred dollars and injunction has been issued against
Blunt syms restrain them from mailing or selling said
arucle Their petition for trial and 10 carry II 10
Washington BIN Of exceptions, has been reused
The public therefore respectfully cauuonei against
purchasing or selling The ssfCocking Pistols made ~
Blunt syms or any Pistols OF similar kind a. by disIe
gating THIS caution IL would MAKE II necessary Tor NE
subscriber % appeal o. the laws tor Pfoechon IN ~ s.h
Der Norwich Conn and for sale by ~ Pnnci pa deal
efs IN The article la New YORK. ETHAN ALJEN
Norwich Conn I2th Nov 1916 n6 2awhMsThlstp
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no pEALERs I'M FIRE ARMS.

IT CIRCUIT COURT, for the Southern Dlstnct OF
u. New. YOrk--Flhan Allen rf OnssOn Blunt 81 az
l. Alexander Gardiner, Clerk Of he Circuit Court OF ne
United States for the Southern District OF Newfok 90
reby cerry that the above entitled suit was tfiea IN me
aid Court on the 23h aud 2qh days Of April l34l before
the Hon Smith Thompson an Associate Justice ~ the On
preme Court Of The United States thai Jury ives empan
need AMI and The opened BY Mr sherman on
he psn Of The plaintiff Ethan Aeu and MI Selden on
The part II tie defendant tOdssOn Blunt Il oil , that after
Tie eyisucs hai been CLOSET he summed up ~
No seIieu tYr he def-Gtsui AMI ~ NJ DAVIS Tor me
plaintiff that carge wa thereup0n given hy the Couu
10 he Jury Who frfrJ under shsfFe ~ an oncrf dui
qualified 10 Attend lhem, AMI on Ten return rendered W
following verdict. viz
Thai hry ind that the plaintiff i not he original inYeh
aud plieutes and entitled ~ the fail and exclusive ngh
sud liberty OF making, constructing, u.ing aud vending 20
others ~ be- used tbs improved lock claimed ~ hm anu
sci forth Ia his patent
yended By the defendants IL not an Infringement Oi No
pain.h ghis and 90 they say all
AL Of wAirn appears by ths m.nu.rs on we sad TIA
recorded 10 my Office. ALEX. GARDINER, Clrrs
D.rsmb.r 4 ls,5 a. M2TbH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

n AMPS. GIRANDOLE-, Hall Lanterns and Can A.
IIiei4bras for the Fail Trade -DlklI, bAOIbEk =
co 1872 WiliansL Ia he Washington BLOCK, are manu-
featuring and have always on hsnd complete assortment
OF arlcles their line, u tire following descriptions
which hey VIII sell Al Wholesale or retail a. low prices
for cash
Improved Chemical OIL and Campbene Lamps,
solar Lamps Gilt and Bronzei, in great vsriety,
Cornelius Co.'S celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
Girsndoe-, various patterns gut ssered of bronLri
saspending solars Doric Csmphene Lamps.
Bracket soisrs, side DO
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps Stand DO
Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical OIL, Pure sperm Oilf
30 Csmphene, So ar and Lard Oh,
do Burning FLUID, Refined Whale OIL
do Jmsof
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~ THE MIpNTGHr BILL. or the Fatal Hour,
by Baron Won Holstein has been published in apsmph|
let OF ia pages by VIM H. Graham. Tribune Buildings.
Price % cents
~ DEVOTIONAL FAMILY BIBLT.-We have
received the thirty number of this superb illus
uated work George Virtue. &c John at % cents per
number
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49,, e. MORE offer for sale III iser mandatory
wv Hand warsroom, Snl b.-ekeIsl an as-ors
- ument Of rosewood and mAhog any Piano
Foe. OF finely carved 9ohe and mojera Partisan styles
These Pianos mechanical conscton, excelleuey o.
workmanship and richness Of tone cannot be surpassed
aud where the purchaser has doubts they Will be up
and reasonable ensh ofime allowed 10 satisfy him.
This being iesure IN the business n 10 Important TO
The purchaser the market m Of traps well esiculatea
to catch the mex perirnc-i Ae.pcnsble warranty win
each instrument Reference 10 some 81 the bret smss In
the city. N B-Pianos TO let dis In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

= WATCHES, JEWEl.RN and silver Ware.
~ The Subscribers continue W have for sale null
EN2 assortment OF fine Gold and Silver Watches OF
the approve cd makers. which will he warrant
ed correct and offered o. the very lowest
cash prices
They constantly receiving the latest styles Of Fash'
ionsbe Jewelry OF every description including Gold Foo
sud Guard chains Bresstpin Far rings Fingerrings
Bracelets Head Ornaments, nc
Silver Spoons, FORKS, Butter Knives and SiverwMs gen
esally, al the manufacturers prices
Britanniaware, hne Cutlery Fancy Goods, he. Watches
and clocks repaired by experienced workmen
LOCKWOOD SCRIBNER, 2S5 Pearl
aud Of kultons opposite Unit cd States Hotss
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u LOOMS lons pssl New. ysssey Charcoal slooms,
% for sas on SHERMAN 4 MORRIS.
ssi cor. Broad and Bssver-sL
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Every variety Of soaps, shaving cream, extracts. Col
cgnes cosmetics pOmatums &c with extensive assOrt
Of razOrs hair NALL tooth and shaving brushes, oile
bottles 20 &c IL lmeOd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

~ Water Cure IIonse.-Mfs NJ. :. Cove coatin-
10 T-cese patients al her house - lil 81 N-w-
fork.
MIRA c. also viss ladies' an children their hoae-
gives direction f1E th- application " Wafer Cure aJa
" L. j. Coleman. Exchange BrOLer, No. as
Waist New YORK.. JLcurrrnl money bought AMI sOld
gold and silver eXchAngei noie. and drsfs COLLECTED u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

nUl-FOR SALE at the old stand No. ! Bar
ErT e clay ct opposite the Astor House, q variety
TTH NOT CT, ~. and octave Plano fories, a.
j - j Ievery variety of pattern. with all The
modern improvements, In rosewood aud mahogany csses,
warranted la every respect 10 give sassf~con no sale
JAMrJ THOMPSON
dc jm Iais fslman Randeil
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aausl-.lMPORTANT purchasers OF Piano
49, fories-The Subscribers having purchased
Uof Nj John scfber he exclusive right In
u uIhe United SlAtes:to his Patent Harp trsna
Improvement In Piano Forte. manufacturing soms
very splendid Rosewood and kAhossnsny Piano Ferses
which warranted superior In W any now Ia use
and IA keep In unanueh longer. The improvement con
stats In uos beautiful Harp Frame, peculiar In cons,Ino.
ton taxing suan Of The sirngs from tho also
genera sssormsnt OF hs approved modern siylel Il
onlshesi insrnmsnts BENNETT, ROGERS co.
AZ f59 FULTON Ct fast eite ot broafWsy.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-05
SIleriTs Sale.

Sherifps Sale.
DY virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa. to me d.
ID rected and delivered from the court of
common pleas of Portage county, Ohio,
shall expose to sale at public vendue at the
court house IN the town Of Ravenna,
On Monday the 7th day of June nsrt
between the hours of ten o'clock A. M, and
four o'clock, P. M. of said day, the following
described lands and tenemeuts to wit:
"Situate in No. two of the sixth rarge
of townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, being the remainder of lot No. l6
of the Sd Division OF allotsments in the
township of Palmyra which remains after
measuring off one hundred and five acres to
Stephen & Polly Harriet Edwards, and boun.
ded as follows to wit: South by the North
line of said one hundred and five acres a:
aforesaid; East by the East line of said lo1
l6; North by the north line of said lot, ant
w est by the North and South centre high
way, containing fifty five acres of land"
Takenin Execution as the property O
Reuben Edwards at the suit of Noble w
Merwn g. al against Albert Edwards s. al
Appraised at $4,000.
JOHN GILL1S, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Go. }
MAY 5th, l847,
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Admiraistrator's Sale.

A GREEABLE to an order of the Court Of
"A Common Pleas, granted at the November
Term of said Court, shall proceed to cell,
upon the premises, on the 10Th day Of May,
la47, the following described real estate, sit.
uate in Rootstown, Portage county, Ohio, of
which James Tagg died seized, being part Of
Lot number one and bounded as follows, viz:
Beginning alta post standing in the nort,
line of land owned by Wilkes Payne on said
Lot number one, s ss degrees So minutes, Il
from the center Of the north and south road
on the wes, line Of said Lot, thence N 1 do.
gree w chains II links, thence south 4eA
degrees, E l2 chains 81 links, thence N So
degrees IS minutes, w Q chains s8 links to
the place of beginning, containing 5 ss-I00
acres of land, subject to the dover of Robeeca
Tagg therein. ..4. i. .,,.. \,
ALso--the following subject to the dover
Of the said Rebecca Tagg, and the equity cf
the eatate of Andrew Basses,, des,d, ee;d
equity amounting TO about $25, lying in the
south east quarter of the said township Of
Rootstown, bounded on the north by land
owned by Horace Case, on the east by the
north and south road, on the south and west
by the Diagonal road, containing abeut f ny
rods of land. Terms of sale, Cash.
JAMES TAGG, Admir-.
RcotsFown, April ~, 1877. 4wsS.
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By Electric Telegraph TO Pittsburgh
Copied from the Daily Moraing Post.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

PHlLApELrHIA, May2, 2 P. NJ.
Brazos dates to the 18th Of April have
been received at New Orleans.
General Taylor was still at Monterey.
On the 5th instant supplies for the army
were being pushed forward with all possible
despatch. He intends to march to San
Louis forthwith.
General Wool, with the main body OF
the army, was at Aqua Nueva. All was
quiet Officers and soldiers we're in good
health. Those who were wounded at the
Battle Of Buena Vista, were speedily re.
covering.
Col. Gushing, with the Massachusetts
Regiment, was at Matamoras.
No further intelligence has been received
relative to the movements Of Gen. Scott.
1t is generally believed, however, that
another battle has been fought with Santa
Anna, at Cerro Gordo. E
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Administrator,s Safe.

r. N pursuance ot on order made by tie
Il Court Of Common Pleas for .he County of
Portage and State Of Ohio, ot tie March
Term thereof. A. u. lS47, th,ll cn tie
18th day of May, between the houfs of ten
O'Clock, A. M and two o'clock, p. M. on
SAID day, on the pre- mses, expose to sale TO.
the highest bidder, the following real estate.
situate in Palmyra in tie County OF Portage,
and IS known by being part Of Lot No. twcn.
ty-three (sS,) beginning st tie Souh East
corner Of tract ofland in raid Lot decided
by David Calvin to Horatio N. Calvin snd
Hannah his wife January 5, leS3, and from.
thence north on the East line Of said tract
sixty roads; and from thence Yves, far enough
SO that line drawn parallel with the ssid,
first line will contain FIVE Lcres Of land,
from thence South to the South line OF suid
Lot, 1t being the Township line ard from
thence East 10 the place Of beginning, con-
tanning five acres of land, subject 10 the right
of Dover of Polly Roger's therein, as here
:afore assigned. The same belonging to the
real estate Of James Wilson, deceased. a,.. a
STEPHEN B. McKELvEr, Ad'str. with
the Will aGnexed Of James Wilson, deed.
Ravenna, April IA, t8A7. 4wos.
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Slleriff'S Sale.

I N obedience to the command of a writ Of
Il AL. Vendi Elk. to me directed and delv er.
ed from the court ofCommor Pleas of Port
age County, Ohio, shall expose to sale
at Public vendue at the Court house in the
town of Ravenna
On Monday the 24th dug Of May neat.
between the hours of ten O'clock, A.. N. and
four O'Clock, P. M. of said day the following
described lands and tenements. to wit:
"Situate in the township of Mantua in
said county of Portage being part of 10,
No. Q in said township, and IS bounded north
oil land formerly owned by James Mutt, wes
on lot No. one, south on land decided te
Samuel Blackman and to extend east go efa
as to contain 43a acres of land also one ohe
piece of land situated IN Mantua being par
of lot No. two which the said Pease held b
deed from John Fl. Blackman executor Q
the estate of Samuel Blackman, deceased
containing 4S acres of land,a all the said Peas
then had deed Of excepting l6 l00-s8 acre
decided to David McElwain containing seven
ty one acres of land in said lot No. two.
Taken on decree wherein Isaac II. Street
or was complainant and James Pease 6. all
were respondents. ..s
Lands appraised at $l97a,oo. g.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff
Sherifl's Office, Portage Co.
April II, l847. .....e
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rr EnrsIrELAs or 81. Anthony.s ire.-This 1

p EnYsIpELAs or st. Anthony's fre-This
disease is of an Infammatory character attended
with skin burns and i,cbcs---turns to scarlet
color-the whole body is often effected, face
swclls and infames and dsllrum follows Gases
of this kind can be successfully treated by the
Great American Remedy, one has just been cured
after having been given up by two of the first
medical men of Buffalo. A daughter of Mr.. II.
was reduced 10 The verge of tho grave by this
complaint. every effort madoby these gentlemen
proved futile, and as last resort Vaughn's Mix.
ture was given her--in twelve hours the case
yielded. and in week she was out. This was a
case of Erysipelas in the bowels. one of the most
dangerous in characler. Let the community
read the notices of this mighty medicine and never
be without it Call on the agent and get book.
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Sheriff's Sale.

RY virtue of a writ of Sd Plu. Vendl. Ex. to
O me directed and delivered from the court
of common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio,
shall expose to sale at public veudue at the
Court ho1se in the town of Ravenna
On Monday the 24;h day Of May merit,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. nj. and
four o'clock P. M. of said day the following
described lands and tenements, to VIII:
"Situate in the township Of Paris, county
of Portage and Safe of Ohio and known by
being in the South part of Lot No. 30 in
said township and bounded as follows, to
wit: East by land of Calvin aocomb, Jr., in
SAID Lot. No. 90, south by the south line o
the Lot and west by land of Oliver Snow ir
said Lot No. 90 and bounded north bys the
village plat of Harrisport in part. and con.
tanning about ffty-fv acres and half o
land"
Taken i'll execution as the property o
John McClintock at the suit of james G
McGrou g. al.
Lands appraised at SS1s75,00.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Coz .,.
April 2I, lS47.
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Deaths.

In Odessa, Michigan. on the 26th OF March, of
Dropsy on the heart, G CHRISTINA HEATAR in
the 36.h year other age. The deceased was for.
mery from Rootstown in this County.
In Mantua, Portage county, on the 18th ult., +,
CORNELIUS ]. REED, aged fifteen years and
six months. He was the son Of Sylvester and
Mary Reed also. brother Of the late Rev. AL.
bert NJ Reed; who died on the Cd of August
last. Thus in less than nine months, brother
and sister Reed have been deprived Of two prom.
ising and dearly beloved sons, While their hearts
were yet bleeding with the loss of Albert. the
Lord in his all wise yet mysterious providence,
came suddenly and unexpectedly and removed
Cornelius from their embrace. But, blessed be
the Lord. they are not called to mourn as those
that mourn without hope. They had sown in
tears, and had already begun to reap in joy.
Their pious instructions were not lost, but were
like bread cast upon the waters. Cornelius pos
scssed naturally an amiable disposition, and had
early beensbronght under the influence of corret
moral principles In February last, during
protracled meeting held b, the Baptist church
in this place. he beceme solemnly and deeply m>
pressed with sense of his lost condition as
sinner, aud for several successive evenings pre-,
sented himself at the alter for prayers. There
the Savior met him and gave him the blessed
assurance, thy sins. which are many, are all for
given thee.' From that moment he became q
new creature. Religion was his theme, Chris
tians his chosen companions, the house Of God
his delight. He cheerfnlly embraced every op
psrtunity 20 warn and invite his young compan-
ions and others to prepare for eternity. He spoke
often of the shortness and uncertainty of time
which seemingly amounted almost TO a present,
iment of his own case. He was attacked with
inflammation Of the bowels, assuming the typhoid
form, which in the short space of one week
prostrated him in death. In his sickness he
was truly patient and submissive. his mind
calm and serene as a summers morning, hii
hope firm in crucifed Savior. He enjoyet
the conversation and prayers of those who Wis
tied him. Though affectonately attached to hi
: parents and only remaining brother. yet he wa.
ready to- yield 10 the will of God. His depart
ure was in triumph, and his last words were
-, Lord Jesus, receive my spirit
The only apology for so long an article. is th'
peculiar interest tho Christian community hav
felt in this lamb of Jesus Christ.
RODOLPHUS BARD,