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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11
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CIRCULAR FROM THE ARcHB1sHoP.-IAe .Ttbi-
leo IN Men Pork-His Grace the Most Rev.
Archbishop Of New York has addressed cir
cular to the clergymen of the Diocese announc.
ing that Jubilee has been proclaimed by the
charity of our Holy Father, Plus TX, but, to
some extent, without the usual formalities The
period, within which the spiritual advantageo Of
this season of Grace and Indulgence can be OBJ
tanned by the faithful, will terminate on the last
day of the present year. There remains conse-
qnently, but this month of December, during
which the faithful may secure the Plenary In.
diligence, which will result from their compli-
ance with the conditions appointed by our Holy
Father; These are:
1st. A sincere confession of sin, and the re-
ceptlon of absolutionin the Sacrament of PEN
ance.
Cd. A worthy reception Of the Sacrament Of
the Adorable Eucharist
Sd. Special conditions; a visit either to three
different churches, or to one church, on three
different occasions; during which the person
DESTROYS of gaining the benefit ofthe Jubilee
shall offer up prayer to Almighty God for the
intention which prompted his Holiness to pro-
claim this Jubilee. This prayer may consist of
five sour Fathers" and i've tsHail Marysn on the
occasion ofeach visit
A second special condition is to fast on one
day, at the choice of the penitent, but not on a
Gay which, by ecclesiastical precept would be a
tasting day of obligation.
A third special condition is, that aims shall
be given, first, for the poor, and next especial
~ for the Association of the Propagation Of
$50
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An those knowing themselves indebted TO the firm viii
please call and settle their year
declU-y REED s KRAFT. No. 81 Main St
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FURTHER evidence in the Bennett divorce case
at New Haven piles up the charges against the
pill! doctor. His wife Mary alleges forced in
timscy with students and rides with lawyers;
money given by her husband only to be re,
claimed in private; more kicking by the doctor;
his hurting of mashed potatoes at the wife of
his bosom; leaving her in embarrassing situa-
tOns; repeated cuffs and boxing of ears;
representing her as the mother of twelve chill
dren; attempts to make her seek the society of
"big'bdgs" in New Haven circles giving her
only $50 for winter. outfit for herself and
children; and making her kiss strange gentle-
men, among them her music teacher, whose bill
the doctor would not pay except in advice
Popular sympathy seems to side with Mary
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AT the debut of Mile Poinsot in the "Hugue.
nots" at the New York Academy, an awkward
occurrence happened at the close of the piece.
Valentine. falling before the FIRE ofthe Catholics,
forgot in the excitement of the moment to fall
in the right place, and the descending curtain
threatened to drop upon her. To avoid such
catastrophe, the dead Valentine partially raised
herself and instead of drawing back came for
ward, so that she was left lying on the stage
before the curtain when it FELL Nobody came
to her assistance until the conductor of the or
chesFa calamity leaped over the foot lights and
helped her to rise. Whatever embarrassment,
says the Post, Miss Poinsot might have felt
from the undramatic incident, must have been
relieved by the hearty applause with which the
audience welcomed her resuscitation, and re-
warded the happy gallaRtry of Carl Absolute.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

Little Giant King of Toothaohe.
mis- preparation is warranted an ISPALLTBLE
\ REMEDY for TOOTH ACHE, AND ONE THAT WILL
NOT 1NJURB THE TEETH. 1t has been used by regular
Physicians and Dentists number years,
who pronounce IL the we'll as per
feet chemical combinations ever produced.
Persons In need Of article of this kind VIII
the Importance of purchasiT 1t OF responsible Druggists,
and thus avoid the poisonous stuff hawked b
sponsbie quack their who ignorant OF what
they selling.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail By DR. g. FUN
Virginia. novII
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EDWARO D. KEMP,
SAMUEL =. SPICER,
CHARLES q GR1EEITn

Among other proceedings were the following Xfz:--
IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR BALTIAiORE CITY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM WEIR
KIRBY and JAMES TYSON, Executors Of aaid william
Wterman deceased II ordered decreed on this sew
enth day of Decemoer eighteen hundred and y-eght by
the ophans Court for Baltimore the said Execn.
tors be- and they are hereby directed
In two more OF the daily newspapers published in the
city OF Baltimore and one of daily newspapers
published in the States of Ohio, Virginia. Illinois, Iowa and
once week for the space Of three mSnths notice
to all children Of Deborah Maxwell, and Priscilla Holiness
Two Of the sisters OF said William Wierman deceased and
residuary legaSes Of the aid deceased commanding them
to appear iu this the first day OF Nav shteen
hundred and either in person by their attorney
to their claims to share of the
residue OF the estate of the said deceased in Of
the Act o: the General Assembly Maryland OF 1875
chapter us. LSiSnedl D. KEMP,
SAM'LG SPICER.
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ROR SAFE or RENT,

1.-TWO Houses John street, House Hampden st.
Il several Quincy street. and dwelling and
store room Centre Wheeling the Main st.
and Alley Enquire at Jacob Hulls, the cor
iii ipiss sSI- '--l - - JOHN BRUCE.
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centre wheeling Drug Store.
I'VE have just received fresh supply OF Drugs and
Medicines selected with care, our Prescriptions
ana Retail trade Also large assortment articles for
me toilet among which the latest styles Extracts
PsrTmeTes and Soaps also Flesh, Cloth, Hair and Tooth
brushes IN great variety In addition to the above
Keep constantly on hand good article of Coal OIL and
Lamps In short, every article kept furnished
n nj
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

THOSE of our exchanges, who, like ourselves,
distanced their competitors in getting out the
message, are full of yarns and jokes as to how,
in each particular case, the thing was done. Up
in Cleveland the excitement was big about the
matter among the papers and according to the
successful Herald
proprietor of one of them went to Buffalo
for the document and failing to get there, scour-
ed the cars on his return and finding one copy
in a through New York passengers pocket, who
other copy on board, accomplished its purchase
at the snug price of ten dollars, leaped from The
train, whilethe cars were nnder motion, at the
foot Of Water street, at a o'clock at evening,
in i've minutes had the takes in the compost.
tors hands, stationed sentinel at the composing.
room door, put onsa lugubrious air in the coun.
ting room at the non-reccipt of the Message,
and chuckled at the success of his ten dollar in.
vestment and his days railroad ride
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For Rent

HIHAF, desirable property near BIT. Wood Cemetery
known as the King property. The dwelling contains
Suficient accommodations for large family The LOT
contains acres which could be made good market
garden. good orchard, &C., and alllatsy
With an excellentfence. Por terms apply to
mh8O-tf A. p. HULLIHRH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

A FEW days since, in the Court of Common
Pleas of WestmOreland county, Pa, suit was
decided which will interest railroad EMPLOYEES
throughout that State. A man engaged on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, as brakeman, had his
foot smashed through tho carelessness, as was
alleged, of some of the other hands on the train,
and brought an action to recover damages for
the injuries sustained. Alter protracted trial,
which occupied several days, the jury found for
the plaintiff verdict for $5,T75.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

Grab Cider
BBLs pure Crab Cider, Enrraated SUPERIOR for sale
" aecs SMITH & G0RRELL.
IoRN HEAL:-Fresh ground Corn Meal constantly on
dec9 SMITH GoERELL.
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- In testimony that the foregoing is true COPY
SEAL from one Of the records of the proceedings
subscribe name, and ax of the sal. Court hls
eighth day Of December, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and f!ty-eight.
dec11-1aw1m Register Of wins for baltimore CITY
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Tor Rent

STORE ROOMS OFFICES. DWELLINGS, Frame Brick,
Rooms in the second and third story good business
house and small Hall 30 bv IS feet also, Building for
sale orlease on favorable terms, apply
~ omce,No. 11s1<, Main street, between Monroe an
UnIOn-Up Stairs. js9-1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

HERE is one of the Arga1 firm convictions;
and if we had to christen it, we should call it
a conviction "as is' conviction. There are
said to be some things in heaven and earth,
beyond what are dreamed of in most peoples
philosophy-and we reckon that this conviction
is one of them. 1t is this:
That without convention the Democratic
party in this District will be rent into fragments,
or, at least, defeated at the next election.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

The Welsburg Herald will have it that John
Letcher is still the same old Ruffner swabian
that he was in 1s47. The Herald intimates
that for pOlicy's sake John won't acknowledge
it-but that he (JOhI and the Herald, perfectly
understand each other. 1t says:
John Letcher is all right We feel a certain
delicaey in speaking about these matters, and if
we do not make ourselves Ineligible as we
might, our readers will bear with US until after
the fourth Thursday in May next, when ne and
John Letchcr and the great democratic party
will go up in blaze of glory that will be aston.
fishing to the adherents Of all other candidates.
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70 which We inTite the attention of the Ladies'
oct2l HETSKELL 4 SYEARINGRN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

CONGESTION matters progress finely through
out this district-especially in the Panhandle
counties Clemens own victnage. We quote
from the 4Argus District No. 1, Marshall coun-
81" proceedings as follows; f
That it having been the usage Of our party
rom time immcmorinl to permit our representa-
i've to run for second term without the inter
yention of a Convention. We therefore heart.
fly and cordially endorse the course of the Hon.
Shcrrar6 Clemens, our present able representa-.
tive in Congress and are in favor of his re.elec.
ton without any nominating convention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

v,--,,.Hz-A "a 09E9 W NNaS110&GOn. + a.
WIS Company running daily line TO This ulce and
Al ki il s.a.ons Money valpabes
of free OF all charge leaving orders at The ofee.
,,s -. n. PIGMAH, Agent,
GgeTs EInsSa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14

THE Sixth CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRicT.-Thc Char
lottesville Jeersonian has the following announce
ment:
I'VE are authorized to announce that the Hon.
Shelton F. Leake is a candidate to represent this
District in the next Congress of the United States.
lie will, in due time visit the several counties
of the District, and fully make known his posi-
tson"
The Charlottesville Advocate (Opposition) in
copying the above, says:
We again renew assurance to the Democracy,
that there will be opposition on the part of our
party to uny Democratic candidate who may be in
the fell for Congress next Spring. So trot out
~ many candidates us you wish. The more the
,nerrer We have no interest whatever in the
result, except SO far us the fun we may enjoy in
witnes sing the race."
1t publishes u letter also from Hon. w. l.. Cog
gin in which he says:
Il have no hesitation in saving that know of
no purpose on thepnrt Of the Wings of this Bed
f,rd) county or those Of the District generally to
nominate candidate al au nor do l believe
there will be any attempt made by any portion
If the Wing party. or any individual member Of
it. to bring out candidate at or before the coming
election under any circumstances whatever. l
have heard, in fact, nothing said upon the subject
by the Wings Of Bedford; and of course, can only
give nv own, and what believe to be the pur-
pose Of Others"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14

TRIBUTE OF RKspEcr.-At regular communi-
cation of Prudence Lodge, No. A, of Free and
Accepted Masons on Saturday the 4th day of De-
ccmber, 1858, the death of Brother Alexander IT.
vine, for number Of years s. W. of this Lodge.
having been announced
Resolred, LIST. That in this solemn and affective
lispensation, we recognize the hand of Him.
whose ways, however mysterious, are always
right, wise and good, and who is thus calling US
to increased diligence in serving God, and doing
good to fellow-men.
Asoiced, End. That we hereby record our de-
vout gratitude to God, that we were so long per-
mtted to enjoy the friendship and c'-operaton OF
ono who was an ornament to our Institution, and
a blessing to our community.
Hesolred, Bird. That Prudence Lodge is bereaved
of an afectionate brother, and faithful and efi-
cent officer that emblematcal Of his official sta
tion, he has closed his pilgrimage, and has gone
before us to "the bourne from whence no traveller
ever returns"
Resolved 4th. That the members Of this Lodge.
in token of esteem for their deceased brother, in
vest Themselves with Masonic mourning, until the
end of this Masonic year.
Go W. SHELTON, Sec'y
Prudence Lodge, No. al.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14

THE RECENT RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Ihe Chris
tiansburg Herald in noticing the recent accident
on the Va & Tenn. Il. Il. alludes to the transfer
of passengers from one train to the other IN the
following terms:
The trains running east and west met at the
slide and the passengers had to walk round about
in order to get their respective routes, while
their baggage was c-rricd by the road hands,
The hill to be crossed steep and rongh, and
it required little time for the performance OF
this Interesting exercise. But this was not the
worst There were not many passengers going
east and they managed tolcrable well, but the
westward bound. We could not describe. Men
grumbling, women fretting. children squalling,
servants terrified. all presented such scene of
confusion as forcibly brought Babel to mind.
There was mud enough to make the mortar and
stones enough to build the tower Here was one
who had lost one shoe. another who had lost both.
and another who had fallen down in the mud, and
then when the wretched looking crowd, wet and
dirty. had all got OIL the train the babies, OF which
there was goodly company. would not hush and
they kept up a regular rippct, for good hour
We heard ono young lady remark that she wished
babies like sweet potatoes, and could be pack
ed up in sand and kept,so that they could be sent
quietly. All was quiet at last however,an we got
back to the Depot about o'clock.
We noticed one thing which we must mention.
DR.. Bohannan. the Land Agent of the Road was at
this point, and he purchased number of socks for
the ladies TO put their shoes, which WAS al
excellent thought, and we have no doubt but that
-sh6se who received them, will kindly remember
the gallant DR.. He also provided Umbrellas for the
ladies, who were on the same train.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-The Senate standing
committees, in the aggregate as reported In the
papers.
Mr.. Mason. of Virginia. gave notice Of his in
tcntion to introduce bill for the equalization Of
the salaries Of United States Ministers abroad.
Mr. Gwin of California. made n speech in favor
of the Pacific Railroad.
llorSr or RrrRrsF vTAriyEs-Thc Watrous i'm
parchment was further discussed. A resolution
was adopted calling hc President for all intor-
nation in his possession concerning the late
boarding OF American vessels hy British cruisers
ss-
Arrest of Slavers on tho Georgia Coast
SAVANNAH, Ga, Doc. l3.--Tho Savannah Re
1'ablican of to-day. says tho Wanderer positively
landed II cargo of Africans near Brunswick, Ga
Tho District Attorney arrested three men on Sat
urtay. II was believed he implicated in the at-
fair, certain parties, mailing from Now Orleans
Bail was refused as the charge was piracy, and
the persons arrested were committed to Jail. Eve
ry effort is being made by the District Attorney
and the uuitcd States Marshall, TO obtain evidence
in the case. Tho cargo, it is supposed, consists
of three hundred and fifty negroes. who were con
vcyed to the river plantations, aud from thence
scattered through the country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14

That Jon can Sell them Bnrgaius!
4 AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS ON THE LINE
the Railroad from ynchburs Knoxville all of them
having large circulation the people of South western
Virginia aud East Tennessee.
Essy~ ADVERTISE AND GET RICH @usa
IN ANY OR ALL OF TIE FOLLOWING PAPERS
NEW ERA. Floyd Court House Va.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, ! u,i.,o,
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS, ~
BROW NIUW 5 kNOXNILLE (renn.> " lIIG.
vINDICAToR J"nesburougi Tenn.
RELIGIOUS INTELLiGENCER, Morristown, Tenn
s GazETT STAR Lesinson,va.
P PiR%iSraS ,Ab'nsaoD,v..
SENTINEL. It,.r,, ".
DEMOCRAT ; Lofr'y'V@'
SALEM REGISTER, Salem, We.
THE VISITOR, Marion, Sm,ythr Co, Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence, Grayscn 90 Va
HAmhGY Mnrc, ) Fnea.tle Va.
STAR AND HERALD. Chrsansburg, Va.
NfTHEVILLE TELEGkAl H. }wx,bovnle Va
NITliEVIILE TIMES, }"'''i W.
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union. N 1nroe county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Jefersonyile farewell county, Va
K KEGfT pTlInAs Danville,v Va
THE SOUTHWEST" Pcarsbarg Giles county, Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va,
wishing advertise in of the above viii
hud to THEIR call the Office of t!e
ynchurg Virgaian, STAIRS where contracts Will be
made and iseIncnts WITHOUT DELAY.
sei receive and orw ard advertising to
in the United States A WADDlLl"
septtsta Virenian Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14

On the 9th Of Nov, by Rev 'hos. w. Roberts,
DR.. J. b. SmrrllFRp Of Fluyanna and Miss ANNE
NJ WRIGHT Of Nelson, Va.
BY tho same. on the 18th Nov, MIR. Tnos. a.
RIDGLEr OF Missouri, and Miss ELIZA &. Motley
Of Nelson, Va.
BY the same. on the same day, Mr.. JouN II.
lIonr and Miss MARY e. STn,rros, both of Mel
son. Va.
BY the same on the ODD New, Rev. JupsoN j.
kEYES, of Peniield, n. Y. and Miss EMMA II.
BRApsmAw ol l.oving-ton va.
By the .amc, on the Goth Nov, Mr.. l.. L. Low
ING Of Lowing, ton, Va, and Miss CAROLINE d.
CoLLAAoRE, OF Pembroke Mass.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14

SouTHwEsTrRS LANDS. The Virginia aud Ken
lucky Railroad has put an increased value on the
lands of that part of Virginia adj accent to it, par
ticulary the property known as the Alum Wells,
some ii miles below Abingdon. The medicinal
properties of these waters unsurpassed. and
their efficacy continues the same throughout tho
wear.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14

The STATE LINE.-rhc Commissioners for ira
cling and marking the line between Nirginia aud
Tennessee have finishedthcr work for the winter
They traced the line from Bristol to White Top,
and found several Offsets in it. They then went to
Cumberland Cap and found it to he due west from
Brstol,and precisely On the lattudeof3 $3.50. The
Gap, therefore, is not several miles north ofthe true
line, as heretofore reported. They will begin
their work again early in the spring, and trace
and mark the entire line.-Ibiaqion Vrginidn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14
cry AND STATE AFFAIRS.
To Advertisers.

The Lynchburg virginiAn, now half century
old, has acquired position second in influence to
hut few, IL any other journals in the State; and
has wider circulation than any newspaper pub
li.hel Southwest Of the Metropolis. To say
nothing of its circulation in this city and neigh
',,rhood-it is'pcnetrating every part of that ex-
tensiye region. which, by the completion of our
great lines of intercommunication has become
tributary to this city. As an advertising medium
therefore, it affords unequalled advantages to all
our business men who desire to increase their
trade.
The job Office connected Herewith. is now one
of the most extensive in the State, having been
provided during the last year with all the facilities
requisite to execute any manner Of work. from
large poster to the most delicate wedding card
The proprietor has no disposition to puff the es-
Establishment into notice, is it necessary, since
his work speaks for itself. and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronage full Atty per cent in the last year.
All orders will meet with prompt attention
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MESs' PRAYER MEFrING.-There arc
regular meetings for prayer, NJ the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at II O'Clock.
The public are invited to atte.id.
nov 5-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14
1T.
.Sure the last end Of the good man Is peace
How calm his exit
Night dews fall not more gently to the ground
Nor weary, worn out winds expire 80 soft

Nor weary, out winds expire so soft
Mr.. Winfree was a native of Chesterfield coun-
~, but has probably been resident of Lynchburg
for fifty years, and during that long period has
borne reputation unsullied by single stain; and
what is better, has added thereto the force OF
positive christian example.
Ills remains will be carried this morning at ii
o'clock, to the Methodist Protestant Church, and
tho funeral services will be conducted by his old
riends. the Rev. Doctors IIolconibe and Thomson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14

FREIGHT TRADE-There were received at the de
pot of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad, on yesterday 80
loaded cars, consisting of ll60 bushels Wheat, 255
bbls. Flour; $685. lbs. Hogs; 10000 lbs. Mis-
cellancous % loaded cars sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14

See advertisement Of valuable real estate and
building lots offered for sale by John IL. Tyree
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14

DEATH OF AN OLD CIrIzEN.--Another venerable
man has passed away. to join in that mysterious
world whittier we are all tending, the spirits OF
his companions that have lately departed. Death
archs Of our community, and an unusual number
Of those who were justly venerated for their vir-
tues and their years, have yielded to his iusatate
demands. But few days have elapsed since
Henry Christian licensed mt once to work and live
passing suddenly from labor to eternal rest. Later
STILL Spotswood Payne, descendent Of our quaint
and honest old Gov. Spotswood, closed long and
useful life; and now, Christopher Winfree, at the
ripe age of 73 full Of years, and respected by all
who knew him, for the sturdy godliness of his
character, and his unbending integrity sleeps
with the fathers lie died on Sunday night. at
about IL o'clock and. rs might have been nntci-
rated from his upright and consistent walk before
God and man, departed in great peace proving
that in death, as in life, "'tis with the righteous
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