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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-05

A. C. g. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE,
IJAVE Received large and well selected stock
II STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And CARPETS for 1856.
Dress Goods.
Fine Barge Robes-new styles;
Organize Robes
Rich Striped and Plaid 81 ks;
Plain silks for Evening Dresses aud Nantes;
Bareges Plain, Striped, al Plaid;
Large lot cheap Muslns;
White Goods.
EMBROIDERED GOODS.
large assortment of Jaconet and Swiss Flouncings;
Embroidered swiss and Jaconet Collars;
Collars and Sleeves to match;
Large assortment Misses Collars;
Transfer Work and Embroidered Skirts.
KID GLOVES.
Bajous make large stock.
SPRING MANTLES.
Embroidered Black and whice Silk Manties:
colored Manues variety prices, from Is to s25
Moss Trimmed Nantes.
TRIMMINGS ? & DRESSES,
Handsome lot Bonnet Ribbons;
" Moss Trimming and Fringes;
Large Black Velvet Ribbons.
HOSIERY.
good assortment Ladies white, black and eolored
Also, good assortment Of MIsser and ohidrsns Hose.
Large lot Gentemen's Cotton and SIN Half Hose.
Gentiemen's Goods.
!" Black and f1nsy FRI c1ss neres;
Cloths;
Linen Duck-good assortment
Plain and Check assmere, for Boys wear;
Assortment CravAis shirt Collars Drawers Kid Gloves.
CURTAIN DAMASKs.
In Satin and wool-new patterns
Handsome Lace and Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
Large lot curtain h'sah'
Carpets and House-Furnishing Goods.
Zine A-4th Velvet 0arpe.ing,
All and \ Brussels DO;
Ply carpedns-ns~ STYLES;
Good assortment Rugs, Mats DsuEgets, 49, 81 and 81
Check and White Canton Mating.
Also, large stock 81 cheap Carpets,
a. 4, and l9 Floor On Cloths;
Heavy Goods for Car coverings
ply Droks las inches side. These Goods
furnish nom y 10 $50 inches vide.
We have large stock Of Plain, plaid and Striped OsnA-
We have Goods he right width for Wagon Sheets AID
Those Waiting NasAvs would do vel to give Us can be-
fore bayng. taPi2l &C. A. B. BEECH.
Bar. Notice.
IL those persons indebted 10 for Bar seeoanta viii
n ooge By settling the before the istdsy Of
merit o. II not paid By tAat tzs they Win be placed in hs
hands Coector. And would farther state that ~
The above tine .s ssa pa.issy sPsn no more Bar 40.
81 bdl1 Hp geNfs1sdn' ~. .l sssa.s
Henderson and Nashville Railroad Co.
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NOTICE hereby given TIA sloekAoaass Of Tie Hen.
~ dsrsoa ana Nashvis Railroad company as he lsIh
inssAnent upon ke ssock due, kad ~ PAID ga
e. S Sss6 n. a' smssos - ss.
aP19-sd
First OF May.
ca ROBERTSON = pEsFarea y isrnlsA May Day
TisHiE6 TACKLE AND KrrBLEs
We haSs insf resolved
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MORE NEW STOCK.

I AIDES Super Black Kid Slippers, extra vide;
IL Heel slippers, Boots and Caters
French Lasting Congress Boots;
VIII satin and Best white Kid spperE
Misses Super BronEed and Black Kid slippers;
Heel Boots and Shoes In great vsriiy.
Jusf opened by JOHN RAMAGE.
up26 a College stress.
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To Iron Founders.

PROPOSALS win be received by the Undersigned until the
sth OF May next, for 5000 feet Of inch Water Pipe,
and 600 feet Of inch Pipe, 20 be delivered within the
months Of July August and Spembsr next for the City
Of Nashville. the may be wanted; Of approved
strength AID soundnes Specifications 10 state the price
in cash. and four months time FROM the delivery Of
each eve hundred feet OF Pipe. WM l. NANCE,
Ap26-td Chairman Of Com Pipe.
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Rar NOtiCe-

IL those persons indebted 10 for Bar Rccountz viii
y ooHEe By settling the before the day Of June
merit OF n paid BY that time, they vii be placed the
hands Coecl0r And would further state thai afs
the above Tine, ue SIAN positively opxn more Bar
counts. mast collect oar old ones trsL
~ Wdlk Ep gentlemen, aud setAs
go LYOSs A Co ~ Ced.r "a
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FLOUR! FLOUR I!

Here They Are.
HAVE another extra lot Of NEGROES hand, amongst
L them an Extra No. man and good Blacksmith
ap3 REEFS W. PORTER.
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Dps CONWFTT. r. RURKS

To whom all orders must be addressed.
For by Drugg and Country Merchants 10 all part
Of the United states he CanadaS, and by
w T. GRAY. NASHVILLE,
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henderson and Nashville Railroad G.

n II WMW
NOTICE hereby given 10 TIA slockAoidess NE hen
" dersoa ana NASHVILLE Railroad company. fss the ish
inssaent upon thsF ssock DUE aud ~ paid ga
before the ast dAy ofJsne nsx ~ order o. ne Beard
Of Direelor1 AMBROSE @. GORDON, Reesg.
ap19-4d
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TEN CENTS FER WEEK
NUMBER 221.

ut Is girl, he will feel happy and look happy,
but his happiness will be subdued, quiet and
calm. When he arrives at his place of busi-
ness, he will there proclaim the great event,
and is not expected to notice any little jokes
which may be perpetrated at his expense. =,
Diggs will return home at least six times
during the first day. He will look at tho.
child six times, and tickling its checks with;
his finger, will x times exclaim-HOh,i the
dear weeny, beeny little thing" Diggs will.
take all orders to the Pharmacopolist, and the
Pharmacopolist is expected to be unusually
elated with the news. The Pharmacopolist
will congratulate him in set term, and will ask
how they are doing. Diggs will inform him
that they are doing as well as could be expect
ed under the circumstances, and will go lit
tie into particulars, with which the Pharlnaco-
polist will be highly delighted, and if an OPP
portunity is offered, is expected to air his
knowledge of the whole business. ,e
In four weeks after the birth of the child.
the Grand Mistress of the Household will va
cate the premises. Diggs will then receive
strict orders that he is not expected to go out
after tea. The dear weeny, beeny little thing
will always be sick after tea, and he must help
his dear Emily to keep it quiet, and get It
sound asleep. He must also hold himself in
readiness to get up at least SIX times every
night. And during the time his only sleepis,
cat maps he will be extensively in the catnip,,
trade-that article being found very necessary :
for the health of the dear weeny, beeny little
thing. suaa1 z,el ~ z.ni
In about six months after the event, Diggs
will have some experience in domestic life.
and will find out that it has its duties and
cares as we'll at it's pleasures
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Cge Qai4p gournaI.
From the Commercial.
THE BLUE BIRD. ..a-- 7r
BY wM. W. FosDIcK.

re- sa3 gafss l
Geutle harbingero of Spring, -r III.
BirdOf the heaven hue, t.
Bearing on thy airy wing --5-- =, s...z'
Summers softest blue,
OH welcome back thy Fuddy breast =
Ind music breathing mouth ~
Sweet herald! of the breezy West
s And of the spicy South. e H- ~
Thou bright-hued courier of the Sun!
Old Winter hears thy strain,
And drawing up his snowy cloak,
YES slowly down the plain;
And in his track in robes of green, .Es-i1-
~ The Spring comes dancing gay, ..r.
And April draws The curtain screen ' ~1 p
That hides the blushing May. a. -,.s t..-. n
Oh! welcome back sweet messengeri
Thou hast guiding chart,
Ills memory sneedle mad to stir ~za
The compass of thy heart.
Thou ridest in the sunshine's ear, .F Cr r-s
Borne on The South winds breast,
Led by the icy polar star, - ir -a
6 And evenings in the West. .-r-+ ~, r
Sweet envoy of the gentle Spring! .- ,a
Oh! ing me tidings true,
Tha shall see Il blossoming
Upon liie'5 tree anew; e7 .-s--- ~
But if thou cans't not bring Love back,
prith &c, BIRD, depart. -
For fuirest skies will seem but black
Without Spring at heartl iA t rits.
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$I,O74.s9e ~
LIABILITIES.



Unsettled Claims for Losses and not due ~
-iOf-
Company presents it's patrons the very
condition. Of large increase in Cash
security their pociesall be-
placed market value at the present time
of They either
prime dividend paying stock good valuable ana
yesments, interest and Income Ihe
which the Assets have been valued being
Besides this solidlty the eas
security 1t derives frem its
through its having the means
of nresentinr united UEDERWRT-
TERs worked for thirty Years the
claimants for enables
it to year with greater prestige M futnre use
yet reached by say really In
All business attended to with despatch and 6delity:
ian90-tf- 80 ALLEN G. HALLOOK, Agent.
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SHERWOOD HcU3E.

TIME subscriber has taken the above house, and mas
entirely raftted and refurnished it, and is prepared
To entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned oy
Mr. Peter Burke aud has good stock ofhorsesandc"r-
riages to let.E as ,,,sy.,7 -, ooo1
The stable is large clean and wel oeated and gooa
in constantattsndance Particular !ttenuo
will be- pad to the horses etwth him Tor keep
and in all respects, the public Ia lhnd the Sher-
pood Houso good Hotel. TiyStfl j. A. 8Vhf1--
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LOUISVILLE.

NE5TERN FEED u AGRICULTURAL WARE HOUSE
MILLER. NVaNssAEE & ca.
MANUFACTURE sEstS and Dealers in all kinds Farm
WI aud Garden Implements Moving Reaping Thresh
Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees Sc. Main
street opposite Bank OF Louisville. louisville. Ky.
Sep25-IyW
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FnNIIRING NtlLLFOEs NALE

sale his FIGURING Mil, the
town of GRANVILLE Illinois, Almost everything eonnec
Buss, bolting cloths, etc =
There are three run stones with everything in excellent
running order calculated to do fine and profitable hus
There also connected with the Mill
dwelling we'll arranged for comfort with the neeessa
a desirous of embarking IN
business is here offered which but
seldom The country surrounding this, abounds in
kind of grain the mill ming
ali Of obtained at such prices to make the
the mill profitable The entire VII
reasonable and time given for part OF the
purchase to make II desired
ca tbe pTemises. .z4e EEag... JOHN FS1UAAb'
If
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rgaM, OF sURscnlprIoN:
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 KISS F1(!K Y As d ILeissA tliiS - -

IA tANAkA4
sAS D. SAUNDERS. Civil Eegneer, having taken his
eB abode in city of Evansville would peotfuy
tbs ezens Of the soathorn portion OF Indiana
Uli he prepared furnish Plans
Speoasations work of any description
pereaninE pofeson Wis Water Works, Drainage Of
ianl Tlrnpke Plank other Roads, the In
prove of Rivers for nevigetion purpo eS, ETC.
Tst ability trs u. B. Wilson, GsI. Ohie En-
Abaay and Salem RAilroad Judge Hnghsa
of Bloomington Ind; George O. Ddnu of Bedford Ind,
Wilson. ty of New Albany. Ind, and ii. @
Moore Es1 Chief Eu yineer E. l. and G. Straight
Line Railroad. can be seen on spplieation mhzo ~
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80 TIT FALL. CANTPAIfsN!
HARDWAAS Az W HOEESA E4E.
4 NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS,

CHAS. S. WELLS,
NETHILST returning for the paronagee
SH the pu hc since he opened in Evansville wond
interior Merchants from indiana ILLINOIS anu
and In store the Heaviest stock of Hardware and Cut
fIerv by ene-third) that he has ever offered IN
VILE market on sale Many Goods purchased at
rates during depressed state OF the markets.
nd having his Goods filled at the Manu-
only able but (deeldedy oil Poseo
to offer and sell as low figures any house can
afford the same Go ods cash or good time buyers.
lie invites careful examination of his STOCK and ree BY
Traders feeling assured that he can DO them
Among the articles (amost innuIaerable) omprisng ms
stock he names the following to the trade; ,,.
I5O boxes Axes-Wes Lippncotts Leveretts anu Cohsj
800 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
- do Steel Shears and Scissors; .--.,.,
100 do Razors and StroPs4
100 gross SpooAs-TreE Brittania and German Silver
50 dozen Coffee Mills, all grades;
400 do Files and Rasps, all kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottoms; lt ~.
20 10 lbs Sadirons. assortedi ~
800 Butt Hinges, do;
1900 gross Screws. gml9t pol1ted
$50 dozen Door Socksand soekets;
a0o do Carry Combs aad Horse Cards;
5o0 nairs Shovel and Tongs iron and brass heads;
co dozen Saws. from Mill to Key hole'
| q do Steelyards and Scale Beams;
5o do Ames (aud other hrands) Shove1s and Spaoes;
| 6 casks Pump Chain and FiHtsresi
| s eases Japanned Tin ware fnlly assorted
rashes Brushes Combs, Needles. Speetacles
Mon naes and Fancy Hardware generally together VII
heavy goods Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea ket
ltIes Knives and Riddles aud ,,,
| Gun Barrels and Gu2a trimmings
carpenters ~nu o'VPe-' CHARLES S. WELLS.
oo.e Main street. I'd door below Brapch Bank.
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TEYYEY Il sORENsON.

y1oi ALE nH AISgs AND LI9UoRS, CORNER
, +4sl wATEa AND STS., EVAN SyILLE, IND. :.
TaIHE n this day formed Tor
ths o. doing a wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business EavinS the on of Messrs AlS
Howes pure stock aud made additions to ake
shall be able offer good bargain
Sysst NA'' - ~ S. TENNEY,
jaa3 S SON. 'SOEt'
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N.rCu RRpAIRING.

TENHE Undersigned bavng comm-nced the above business
in Evansville himself with the nope shat ms
an skill in descriptions time measurn ng
1ch;nsrv will anon trial found worthy the attention
ony citizens OF the city, but ais" oil thee
somprisinE the ..ercumambient vicinage.' ,,,
His shop Post Office where hR can be onnG S al
&C uOJRs. myS It. n VI -
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BOOTS AND SHOES. -.
cpF At INCREASE IN THE MAMMOTH STOCK, As'D
90. Ioi Still They Corne!i ls -Lf E. e..

L0I O5lII In5y OJIAL5''
s.ock of Roots aud Shoes is c0np'etc. eubra
cling every variety OF meas and boys YOUTH am
heavy and lixht work. and misses coarse
fne Boots Blkins res and slippers made 70 our
and to wear stsck double the
sire f anv othsr in the city We direct connection
with th largest and utactores in New Eng md oar
an ira time AND the purchase ana sale OF
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;
And giving this branch Of OUT &
is occupied making assoEt nen et Gun batels
hooks, Rat Tr ipi, ana Corduroy
sible to -aho t. without -ahles
Bv your Boots anil Shoes and Shoe dealers your
Notions Houses. and Dry Goods from Dy uoOuS
Ahou'e'' . wy HENDRICKS & MCREA,
nov1o F rst street Fosterkloek..
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FARMEKS, HOTEL,

CORNER Of MARKET AND WALNUT STREETS,
ST rE EVANSVILLE, IND. -i.-s-e4 a
has been recently rehted and IS
now ready the Il either regular or
custom airy and pleasant. and the
Ne u sunplied with the best the market Affords
WAGOS IL have lust added to the Hotefa iaTse ana
m b c5pn Every attentisR wi be Paidto their comfort
and to the safety Of tbeiF sattteS ru Nospry
lerlns s ! ",9 -sl"' 5slE asi17s '7s Proprietor
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D. 5. AADERsoN. MER CHANTTAILoR.

On First street. between Main and Sycamore,
AS tine # Cloths Cassim Vest
ing which he is prepared to make up in the
able styles and short notice. He Will warrant
rood its and perience the usneSE to be
abe to give general satisfaction He has also on hand
Undershirts and Drawers with hne Shirts
Cellars etc made in the best with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old customers
ID the mn blic generally to call. deel6 tt
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CONDITION OF gsi Te3
ETEA INSURANCE COMPANY,

r-4 JANUARY l. 1885, e.. .-..- r. 8
AS its Stockholders made in mpll-
laws of New York. Ohio. Indiana Nneis,
&c. Is - ..I---ts ff..F
The name of the Corporation is ETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Hartford: Connectiost. .s-
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REMOVAL.

VHNHE nnlsrsgued has removed mis- Tailoring Estahsn
ment second street. mmedately Opposite the rrTs
terrain Church, in the office with Dr. oed Thers ne
her Of ne@en,s ana pleased them with
ANYTHING such coats vests pants SHIRTS
ers etc mAIeto order shortest possible nntce ,
favors he would most
. of the same at the hands oil aiierI
d =. - -
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T.ODE6lNG CLASHES.

AMa all t!mes prepared furnish Looking Glasses in
Mahogany W alnut. Rosew God Frames Looking Glass
tlaes. Picture Frames, etc. also Gilt Frames Picture
general of Pictures and Oil Paint
ings at wholesale retail at the lo west prices -
mhsdAwirs No West Fourth atreet cincinnati. o
n 6IHEAPER YET!-Superhnc and Buch wheat Flourf
~ sale at reduced prices by - - ,,,,,,D,,
j. w. N S.-VIf1K EKI
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UNCUlslXENE EIONEIX

TTIZENS' Bank Cherokee Insuranc ard Banking Com
pany, Plan and Mechanics and Lagrange Bank
Georgia. nk Of Chattanooga and Commercial Bank of Nash
willie Ne othor Banks Ala anna, t.
nessee Georgia North and South Carolina taken par
for q, oceries by s. E. GlLBERT& CO,
fab5- tf ne
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EIt IEs-Pomades in pots, jars and stiekti
Hair TONES Ean de Lussrale Bears OIL Rose on
Water Toilet do Florida do Eau de Cologne
LavenAr Water yerhena Eau Divine DE emet TOT render
ing the fair we'll impartng delicate
the complexion Extracts for the
an 9th rs; Tooth Powders and Tooth Pastes
ure Of the Mouth Aromatic vi egar Toilet and nau
Powders aud all the other articles in the line OF oet use
For sale by ~ elllI Ies .soc - :
novl5 Flrststreet. opPosItte- ess0ee
NETHITE LEAD.-lOo kegs pure for sale hy GO
w snov2T sOkk, DALLEhH oS w.
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Money due the COMPANY saeured by
500 shares Hartford and N. Haven z. r.
Stock, .....................
Io5 shares Hartford and Providence R.
r. Steck, preferred and guaranteed
10 per cent.
1O7 shares Boston e. Worcester r. R.
$50 shares Conn. River r. R. Stock.
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WM. *. EEcGIsEw

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office in the Crescent City Bank Building.
NW 1850 my2j
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"a South William street, New York.
DEING Rgesablished with an extensive connectlon
in the above business, respectfully socits consgn-
meuts all kinds of Western Produces which will receive
Immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will be bestowed on
consignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
IN. MAGHEE & CO.,
febaO-tf Evansville, Ind.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

by the bedside of her friend. Day and
night she had been with her for a week;
for the mother had other cares, a large
family to attend to, and readily accept
ed Marys profcred assistance.
The slight cold had not disappeared,
as had been hoped. It had remained,
first bringing cough, then pain in the
side, and at last severe pneumonia. -
This had now abated it's severity some
what. but there following no recovery.
On the contrary, it was evident that the
strong frame was vanquished at last
The poor girl turned uneasily upon her
pillow. Instantly Mary was bending
over her.
What is it, Kate: what would you
say she asked, seeing the lips trembled
and the words would hardly come.
%, my friend !, if only had needed
you, | should not now be here, she an
swcred forcing back the tears that were
well-nish choking her God knows
did not mean thus to trihc with what he
had given. But was thoughtlcss.
wrongly counting on my strength. 1t
has failed at last. Mary, shall never
get up again. And once more let me
thank you for all you have done and are
still doing for one 50 unworthy.
Mary stroye to cheer her, though her
own heart was hopeless. Kate saw the
effort sh, was making and smiling sad
ly, she said:
No, Mary, it cannot be. know l
shall not live long-perhaps not till the
morrow And oh, my mother How
she will miss me- anl the little ones,
too | could have been her help and their
companion. Nov | must go-and
through my own carelcssncss and folly.
O. Mary, tell my mother, tell them II
he wiser than have been. BE to them
a friend a counsellor, even as YOU have
been to me. And God grant they may
heed you better tbJn have done.'
she seemed e.,haustcd; aad admins
tcliug rev,Ins d.ausht, Mary left the
room in search u her mother.
The dcatA change come rapidly; and
soon they were all summoned to receive
her last farewell. Lohs ere the morrow
sun had risen, Kate Durgin was no more.
The strong frame VIII Oh but It few
months before was full OF life and health,
now lay in the cold embrace OF death.
The parents mourncd for their first born
the little ONES fox a kind and lowing
elder sister.
One more grave was filed in the vi
laye churclyard. One more stone mark
ed the place of the dear departed; and
alas ",ora mper,~ --~a 2d!ie4 ="
J.Jse who have died from their owa
carcl4ssaess
May God and mau deal gently with
the erring.
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IN MEMORIAW.

Intelligence often reaches our ears OF
the death of some dear loved one often
has our circle been broken by the cruel
hand of death, vet as often have our
hearts been chcercd by the assurance Of
their delightful exchange Of world Of
care and sorrow for the home Of the re-
deemed with God.
On the fourth of May, in Algama Win.
Co. Wis, Mrs. Julia \. wife Of Henry
G.. Milliken. was called to try the reall-
ties of the eternal world. a few months
only have elapsed since they left their
home and friends here, to try the for
tunes of a western home. In justice to
the barcayed friends we can say their loss
is irreparable. In her was combined all
that is amiable and lovely. None knew
her but to love her.
In the Spring OF 1883 she made pub
lie profession of her faith in the Savior,
and united with the people Of God, among
whom she continued to walk in harmony,
adorning her profession with consistent,
earnest piety
For long time her health had been
declining, but the hope that the more in
vigorating air OF the western climate
might restore her wasting strength, in
ducel her to Join her husband, in seek
ing a western home. But disease must
finish its work. Vain are the hopes and
plans of man, when this dread monster
takes his seat No matter how loved
the object, human skill can avail moth
ing.
Her health continued to decline and
death approached, yet her trust was in
Him who doeth all things we'll. She
spoke of meeting the grim messenger Of
death as friend. No terror, but Joy
unspeakablc filled her soul. She re-
marked few hours before her death.
that she knew in whom she had trusted !;
that He was able to save to the utter
most. Her bodily suffering was extreme.
yet her faith was strong, and praise wait
ed upon her lips.
Who would not rather live the life of
the righteous, that their death might be
like hers?
Husband. mourn not, for surely thy
loss is her infinite gain for as beauti-
Gus flower. she has been transplanted to
the Paradise of God. Think not of her
as she was. thy companion worn and
wasted by disease subject to the temp.
tations and trials Of this sinful world,