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Death Of wilson q. Shook, ESQ :,

We learn that Wilson H. snook died
at his residence, near Antwerp, Paulding
county, on Thursday, l6.h inst, after a
short illness. In the death Of Mr.. Shook
she community suffers severe loss. He
was universally esteemed Correct in all
his dealiugs-,f ptionable moral
character Kindness characterized his
whole intercourse with his fellow men
lie was about As years Of age, and had
resided more than half that time on the
Maumee. Mr.. Shook represented in the
Legislature in the session Of lSbO-5l, J,
this district, then comprising Williams,
Defiance, Paulding, Vanwert and Put
nam, where his course was particularly
satisfactory to his constituents DJSdnce
Democrat.
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THE STATE TREAsURER. The Vast
ern Standard, says in relation 70 the Re-
port ofthe Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund: b af
Without some clean explanation on
the part of Mr.. Breslin, his conduct is
highly censurable, 10 say the least Of IT,
-E'eyatedio high position and confded
with an important lrusf, it was expected
OF him TO do right, "ihouah the heavens
salL" The Ohio Life Insurance aud
Trust Company, Of all the soullcss insii-
-tutious Of lie kind with which the coun
try lie cursed shoul rave been the last
receptacle Of the Funds Of the State Of
Ohio, because that Institution has utterly
refused TO pay its share of the public
burdens. The policy Of the Democratic
people, is, to disconnecl Banks and State,
and keep them as far apart as Church
and State, and Mr.. Breslin was loud
prater fer this principle. Before his
election, be was as hard as the hardest
and could see no good in all tho Israel Of
Bankdom 2-now, lie is playing second
fiddle TO sustain the very worst enemy The
people have.
Mr.. Breslin is d young man, whose in
dus,ry and perseverance, has placed him
in tho position he now occupies. He
"he we'd himself out of the rock" and is
OF that class we delight 10 sec honored; =
but when we find him otany other Demo
erat pursuing course detrimental to the
interests Of the State, or obnoxiiIs TO the
true principles Of the Democratic patty,
we will be behind no mln in oustiny him
from position he has disgraced. If this
report be true, and from the source ii
emanates,no room is left 10 doubt its
truth, John G. Breslin issold. body, soul,
and breeches 10 the Ohio Life Insurance
ard Trust Company, for price. Ifitis
not true, Mr. Breslin, will surely defend
himself, and If injustice is done him, we
will be among the first TO meet i'm that
justice the case demands.
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Congressional.
WAsHISeroN, Dec. q

WASHINGTON, DEC. u.
SENATE.-Mr. Dodge, Of Iowa gave
notice of his intention to move that tue
Homestead Bill be taken up. ahs
Mr.. Brooks introduced abiil repeating
the duty railway iron. Il was referred.
The joint resolution authorizing the
President 10 confer the rank Of L;euten-
ant General, by breyot, on Gen. Scott,
was taken up and discussed.
Mr.. Shields urged the passage Of ihs
resolution, and s,id iha, Of all the off
GERS whu served in the Mexiean war,
Gen. Scott was he only one who had not
received additional pay. 5ae3
Mr.. Cass followed ia the same, strain,
and urged the adoption ofihe resolutions;
after long debate the resolution passed; ;
yeas 81, nays u.
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BosroN. Dec. 90.

Gen. Pierce in company with a NUN.
Der of other distinguished persons, visited
The public schools, on Saturday las'.-
He addressed the scholars, and his re
marks were calculated to make a lasting
impression. "The success and honor"
he remarked, "of an American cit m,
depends much upon his own exer'ion.-
Every boy before me, whether IF Amer.
can or'fore;gn origin; is here fitting 10
become an American citizen, and so let
him improve hiS opportunities, that he
may become a blessing and honor TO his
country" r 'sa
He concluded by en- earnest appeal TO
the boys $50 be industrious, for each
one has duty 10 perform" and the
scholars in the place 10 become fitted for
the station which hereafter they may be
called to fiji.
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JAYAN.--Il is estimated by an article
in DeBow's Review that ,be trade Of
Japan with this country, if she opens her
ports, will be worth more than $780,
100000 annually. This is more than
ife entire value Of the annual exports Of
the United States 10 Great Britain. The
Empire consists of three thousand eight
hundred and ffiy islands lying off the
coast Of China, having an area about
equal to that Of Germany, includine
Prussia and Austria, OF absut six times
that Of The State Of New York.
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OUR STATE TREASURY.

yD - ~ ,iF~.. ffsH tsf
|or r".e oeen furnished wilma copy
osa n'h' Introduced by MI Atkinson Of
Wy osna.o' "I.en PROVIDES lor mo better
~ a"'1o''v" y, s :, y. '"S 'c'a,e treasury, and
WI NY 'o''eo''"''' Sai' keeplng, Transfer
.r, ano uisou'Se'pe"'o, W, we pnollc reVenne. I"
h's o'ii cou,elnP'a'es' wna' we have
5se, .aE''e'Se'pe e"N.e s'pa'auoh .. me
Danss RON a"y co""o'' " use o' me
'unus :" c'o's gove'h!ncn'' % s"e" y y
iptoYlees 1,o' oepos'ol,eS, ~neie = sus''
'oe Saie'y ,eep' un''l cul'eu 'o,' 'o'olus .ne
loanlns OF IN any manner, a,s"el 70 .n1svl
auals OF cofPoia,%ns' wl,n OF wl.nou'
s'eres'; auu wou'o' u carried 'h'o elsc''
en- on many,VetY many ABUSES ~ We
'un,oiy S'hge'se, o. i"e puo''o iu"u' .,'
WINE u. 'nsaanus o' s'a'e oiiiIels' a."
dues' OF Whatever klno' afe 'o'pe Pa'q "
eo'd ana silver, or :" no'es ., specie sho
ZOE paying Vn'o DlIlKs.. rus leqnne'
'i'ei'' IS avery "eoossa'y ohe' Wi ~"
s"1ngehcy occur ~ money "auers' lhe
ISSUES o, 'hhumer'o'o ,"'eisn iffespohss'-
oie nahks' WIN winch me country y
now nooueu, w"u'o orcome' ,r =, ol suuuen,
'l'erailY wof'n'ess. lne treasury woulu
"oi on'y oe secu'eu 'roh "ea'y '.Sses'
unuer mo wholesome opcfa"oh OF ,n's
provision DOT rom 'oe consequent as
c.eon gTen1o tll,s uastl oy lne o'a.e, i's
clrcula''on would oe llIh',eu'' anu 'oe
people oe a'sc ptolec'uu' oO,l.,. rtfquen'
examinations OF we p"oNe mo"1ys' 70
.ne ~. treasury anu ~ Wv we oev''a. oepos''
.oileS' are p'oV,reu ~, "uoe' ''o u''ec
''o" .r " P'"Pe1 olhoets 0s ue,e." "aa'co.
u'S '''' VI one " ,,n s'a'r."' p.u''a'',' 10
cect'"'n'y u'se"iy o",'ou 'o'' a"u w1 sua''
9Apee' us PasSag' Wy ,s ..'s Leg'S.u'"'e.
=, he' !. 'ne u, os'u'.s 70 oa'o.u',y u'ses.e"; ."
tneie oo no 1"e9''"" r 10 ~ ''o p'a0''o"' =:
oPera'on' P: "e'I G 70 ;: "o eAs"ss' ~ !" ~
necessity 'o' 'no ~ I'o1s '".'",1ey w" "''
e&'S,cu oe'weeu ''ie seaSuS @ "'.u o0,,"'" .,,
ohilN'ng l"S","''on " .no .a; 0.%'I' ~ -, NV
o'a'e uoes nov 'equ'o '"e'., -, a'u ~ u'9
ouiseineh's AZ no,ie' o' ~ ''"u ,r, Pai,hen'
OF ioans VI iu'e'or. no'oau, ce D'',AS r
ue0:.o e, "v I uJ H., M ,Ioaa, p" au"a' 80 'o
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or The FIRST report was thu California
had given Pierce and Kings majority Of
$4,000. The papers show that the 'ele-.
graph made amisiake Of 10000. Either
figure is large enough, however. 10000
votes were polled. M l.ll \. I.
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Total ...............,.7.75 .0O2 24s,263

Total. .""......,.7. .752, ,902 246, 1858
1t is noticed that il is in the South that
tho par,isans Of Legitimacy have shown
themselves strongest. Their policy was
10 abstain from voting, aud il is found that
in Marseiles, Nismes, Toulon, and some
smaller towns, the mons and absiena!i, n
together exceed tie number of affirma-
tives, while al Lille, Lyons and adjoining
places, the "republicanp vote was strong
er than wasexpected. . t3lht
II is now understood, on all hands, that
all the foreign powers will at once, and
without any difficulty recognise the new
order of things. M. de Kisselof has
returned, charged with the Instructions Of
Northern Courts, which are of the most
satisfactory description, to the govern
meni of France. Several of the corps d.
plomatique have alIeady received from
their respective Courts tie dispatches
which recognise the empire, and accrediI
them as ministers at the Court Of Napo.
leon III. There is a lively emulation
amongst them as TO which shall be first
10 present his Credentials. 1t is a
most curiu's fact that the ministers who
are first in the field are the representa-
lives of the House of Bourbon, viz: ihe
r ,rres 'ntaIiyes ofNaplesand Of SpaIn.--
Ohio Statesman. BDtl gin i4s.f YE
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Democrat.

After January lst 1858. The State
LAMBS will be for sale at 4 the appraise.
meni--say, al from 25 to 37i cents per
acre. We hear il iniimated that parties
are arranging TO take the whole al these
rates-tbere being no actual limit as. to
quantity under existing laws.--Defance
Democret. III
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The larges, pig reported il The market
this season, is that purchased The other
day by Sterling & Dunlap, raised by Ed
ward Mansfield, Wayne township, seven.
teen months old, which weighed fire huns
drcd and ly1y-sir pounds! There was so
much hog about it, that the three men
who carried il into he pork house, were
observed to grunt-Steubenuille Herald.
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o. Editor absent.

or Hon. W. R. King, Vice President
elect, has resigned the Presidency Of tho
Senate, held by him since the promotion
OF President Fillmore. His health is
very poor, his lungs being far gone with
disease. Senator A,chinson, Of Missouri,
was chosen to preside.
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The Cmmercial Convention of Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Dec, 49,

Mr.. Dawson made long speech, urg.
ing the necessity Of ihe South and West
doing someiingio prevent the further
concentration Of commercial capital
at New York. lie alluded to The
Lemon case, and pleaded The necessity
Of an increased foreign and domestic
commerce at Baltimore for the preserva
,ion Of the harmony OF tho Urion, 4
series Of resoluliens was then adopted,
approving Of the address reported by the
committee, and recommend united action
on the past Of The South and West, 10
concentrate on Baltimore as a great COM
mercial emporium. The Convention is
10 meet al Memphis on the first Monday
in next June.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.

Samuel Cowperlhwaii, convicted Of the
murder Of wa,chman Miller, was sent.
eEced to eight years in the Peniten,iary.
After the sentence, he exclaimed, ooh,
say deash--death would be far sweeter,
since am now an outcast from society.
wish to live no longer. Il call God TO
witness, | had no intention TO take life."
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A friend of ours is such believer in
Young Hyson, that he,doubts whether a
single murder was ever committed in the
presence ola teapot. The herb OF herbs
make people loquacious, addio The scan,
dal producing power Of old maids--bui
tbatit ever gave risela TO a single in.
human thought, he as much doubts as
that Nightmares will have colts. s.
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A bachelor writes 10 us in very ex-
cited state protesting against the proposed
School of Design FOR Women. He eurges
that already nine out often men are vic.
Tins to their designs, and f:Leir natural
instincts are TO be SO highly cultivated,
not a single man viii escape tAe bonds
of natrimony. Laatern.
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NEw BANKS ORGANIZING IN WIsCoNsIN.
The Secretary OF State has the neces-
sary papers filed with him, in accordance
with the general banking law, which has
recently received tho peoples ratification,
viz:
The Central Bank, Jnovile, $50, 900,
associates, j. B. Doe & Co.
The State Bank, at Madison, capital
$50 900; associates, Marshall und Illsley,
Of Milwaukee.
Wisconsin Bank, Milwaukee, 100000
capital. DF --.sA3fA NV
Kneeland & Hull's Bank, Milwaukee,
$4,000 capital s'ss s.s'- isgsssessss
Northern Bank Of wiscoiisis, HoDdula,
1926 1000 capital
Bad ger State Bank, Jdnessiille, $s5,ooo
capital. ao !. og
Bank Of Racine, BY McCrea, Bah g.
Ullnnn. q Milwaukee and Racine, Dye's
Bank Mirror. er,,
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HARD 70 Please. From The follow.
ing extract from letter received on yes.
tcrday from our travelling agent our reai-
"rs may get faint, very faint glance of
what is expected from the publisher ofa
newspaper. Tie extrHc, is given lit
orally: g ''
"Onc ofyour Subscribers don't want
you to put anv advertisements in hiu
paper would jest as soon have it blank"
another wants longer stories in them,
wouldn', give cass for these liltle short
pieces" No. three, wants moro poetry
and No. four says you "don'l say anything
worth noticin' Oh poliljcs."- Lafayctt6
Journal. @
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TrNNEL,NG OF THE AILIeHANY MoUN-
.TAIUs.--One Of The tunnels on the Penn
sylvania railroad, now conairucting, 10 10
.be 1870 feet in length. lis area, at the
widest space within the lines of the ma
son!y viii bo abon, "a feet, and the
spfing ofthe arch will begin l6 feet flom
The crown Of the arch. About 400 men
are employed upon it. g
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WoMAN's RrGHrs ANb WRoSGs Mrs.
N1cHoLs, the talented Editress Of the
Winddam County Democrat recently
appeared b. fore ihe Vermont Legislal
lure, and mrde speech setting forth her
ideas Of the political Rights and
Wrongs" of woman, and suggesting Lc'
.gislative remedies. -''''''f
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Gov. Hunt Of NJ YIN descaniing
on the State punishment says, "Punish.
ment bv shower bath is inhuman, unwar-
ranted by law, and il should be abandon
ed" This barbarons made of punish
ment exists in the the SIaie's prison Of
Ohio, as well as in ether States. - Toledo
Republican.
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LAND WARRANTS TRANspRRARLE Be.
F,RE A NoTBaY PuBLrc-John Wilson,
Commissioned of General Land Office,
has determined to modify the'regula'o 8
Of The ORice With tespec, to The mander
oltaking assignments of land.warr4nis,
so as 10 penit the acknowltdgments Of
transfer l.cfore Notaries Public. 1t must
be accompanied by certificate under
seal Of the proper authority of The off.
cial character Of the person before whom
the acknowledgement was made, and ass
of the genuineness Of his signaturc.-
Dyes Bank Mirror.
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The Public Debt Of the United States
on the, LIST OF January last year, amounted
10 $50, l6l .43S, but on the Is, Of January
ensuing, il will reach $67, ,4S4. .745, be-
sides Which we owe under various Indian
treaties, over $6,O00,Oo0; and $5,OoO,-
900 in stock, not issued, fnr the Texas
debt. Ofthe total debt, $3.50, ,ooo, is en-
account Of the debts Of the corpurary
cities Of the District OF Colnmbia, ,assumsd
by Congress. During the Inst eighteen
months, $ll,9l2,3s2 of The plincipll and
interes, Of the public debt have been
liquidAtod. ta os,na
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A lotter from San Francisco says:--
sMiIlons of acres will be sown with
wheat in California this year; and from
present indications, we arc To- have a
scarcity Of seed, as the high rates Of
-four and our nece ssilies have compelled
us to consume most Of the crop raised
the past season. id
There will be noble chance for some
enterprising millets from the East, to
cume out here and erect mills the com.
ing spring. They will moi otrequiie barrels
10 pack in; our rcilizens preferit in sacks.
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Santa Anna, who has been lost sigh:
of since the Mexican war, has recently
appeared as the leader Of new ,reyolu--
ton party. in Mexico. i.i 1T
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EaueRATroN TO ExAs.-The emigra-
lion 10 Eastern Texas this fall is said TO
be unprecedented. The Jackson (Misi
souri) Jcffersonan sayssit is not uDcom'
mon for forty or fifty wagons per day 10
pass single point en- route TO this portion
Of the State. .l1 .i..l-f .l y
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A Man and his Family Murdered.
BUFFALO, Dec. %.

Mr.. John Pembroke, an aged and
wealthy cilzln Of. Pemb: oke, started on
Monday, in company with his wife and
son, to vis, this city, and was this morn
ing found near the railroad murdered,
and his pockets rided. His wife and son
are also missing, and are supposed 10 have
been murdered.
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How 10 cLR,R our RATS Father
Williams had, for six months, been very
much annoyed by rats in Els grocery
He undertook 10 gel rid ofthe gentleneil
by vr!ue Of steel traps, He caught about
sixty, and still they continued to CON-
mil their depreda'ions. AT last lie de-
'ermined to try an experiment. Ito was
awakened one night BY the yelling Of a
rat and ra,l'ing Of traps, he arose md
found a rat fast lie first signed the leI-.
low; then daubed him with molsesss,
(no, having tar;) then sprinkled sulphnr,
and lastly cut of his ail and let him 20
TO consult his comrndes on the proprie,y.
Of lea ing the premises. Since that
tine tho wretehea have been ont deem,
Occasionally, a seeming stranger, having
no knowledge Of what had taken place,
has made little scratching about the
ceiling, but has Jet things alone as though
ii was against his principles 10 medJle.-
Logan Gazette.
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France.

The most important news from France
is, Of course, the returns Of the voting for
The empire. The Moniieur gives the
following recapiiula'ion Of the result Of
the vote as far as known: ro
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FANNY WRleur DEAD This cele.
brated woman, afterwards Mrs DARIUS
MONT, whose fame has made her we'll
known in Europe md America, died at
Cincinnati on Monda, evening last. For
some time she has been residing in that
city, where she has been engaged in
! lt'gation with her husband about certain
properly. A more extended notice of
is events of her life will probably soon
appear 10. S. Joarndl. H 8"
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DIED.

On Tuesday last, in Greensbupgh, Town
ship, GEoReg J. WIcHrIRMAN, aged about
65 years .'a ot,tSis~. afjs Ti <ifea9 ! nod y
G az aA aG,i
t' tE @ isH'
aE &gsFtssi:A
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Mr.. BREsLIN, the State Treasurer,
replies to the report ofihe Sinking Fund
Commissioners in communication TO
the House, of date, Dec. 18Th. We
shall wantsto see more outbe same sub
iect, before he is relieved from the
charges and implications pretty clearly
made ouIin the repor, Of the Com MIS-
sioners. -Dtfance Democrat. ~
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Pierce's majority over Scott, s,l42.-
The returns from nine counties have not
been received al the office Of the Secre.
tary cf State, and are not included in'the
above statement.
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Late Oregon dates that the question
dividing Oregon, and organizing new
Territory north oftho Columbia river to
be called Northern, is agltated generally
in the Territory. Oregon, is now bund-
ed, contains. in square mileS, more than
five times as much as Illinois, seven
times as much as New York, and five
times as much as all the New England
States together, with five hundred and
fifty miles Of coast on the largest ocean
in the world. f9a
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40 TjUi 1908 r.
I'D d as- sis 10.
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j. l.. MANNING was elected Governor,
by the South Carolina Legislature, on
the OH ult. 80
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ND@ig a&aNi Y 43ss s8.iAfe ,3
M Rsi5 gb55ifs y'sa gsea R q
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Lo.K Our. New counterfeit $3s,
Stale Bank Of Indiana-Dyc's Bank
Mirror.
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Texas OFFrcilt The official re-
turns of the late Presidential election in
this Slaie are as siollows:
Spirit of the age., 1853-06-29
The DrunEard's Death.


What spectacle is this! What lesson |
does it teach The destruction of mans
coporeal frame, is not pleasant under any
circumstances. The taking down his frail
=" clay tabernacle" even when he hopes to en-
ter a building not made with hands" in the
upper skies, has something melancholy in it.
But when VIC see mortal stretched upon his
dying couch whose life has been spent in de-
bauchery and reveling what is there con-
nected with him or his, either past, present
or future that does not present the most hor-
rible and forbidding aspect Life CONC
property wasted-character blasted-wife
and children beggared-there he lies upon
his bed Of straw, with parched lips, bloated
countenance and blood-shot eyes, the very
personifcation of ruin. Tossing upon his
hard and comfortless couch, painting for
breath and calling for help, but all in vain.
Death marks him for his victim; and now.
if forawhile he has relief from frightful ghosts
and demons which have Hitherto haunted
his disordered imagination conscience, the
sleepless monitor, with redoubled vicor as
sails his still conscious soul, and brings up
before him every act of his worthless life to
blast all hope-to plunge him in deeper ag-
ony, and to hurry hisafrighted spirit into the
presence ofhis God. How loudly and bitter
ly does he complain of himself-of life-oi
friends-of God. He prays, but it is the an.
CRY lmprecation of doomed spirit, demand
ing of his Maker spcedier discharge. The
wild glare of his scorched eyes-his restles,
tossing-hisr retching hic-cough, and his deep
hollow groans, tell Us, how hard it is for {
drunkard to die. The very presence of once
i lovedwife and children, kindle in his bosom
IN advance, the fires of hell. The soothing
voice of mercy and the plaintive prayer 0
the man of God kneeling by his bedside
but add fuel to the already raging fame
lie calls for water water water now. err
he takes up his habitation, where "one drop'
will not be allowed him but ah the coo
draught only adds force to the deyouring fire
Friends gather around to take a last farewell
~ - a." NANii4 AIoN6 Aiethu Is cAteHueu 10 Oh
them adieu, thoughts of the past and of tn
future, send their withering arrows barbe
with the poison ofdeath to his bursting hear
and with one strong, agonizing, convulsiv
struggle, his ruined soul staggers into til
spirlt-land, to receive its sentence. Pit,
compassion, humanity, would let the We
drop here, and cover up till the great assiz
the doom of the deluded, misguided wretch
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