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neiiseFed in Boston. by Cierssman ef III differ
,at denominations, daring the utter Of l~5~
iEc gHs-tI,ns discussed nui the Clergyman ~
whes4 icy were dcivnd,i. wsFe A, f.llrsss-
VI. am A.etD,,.;==.s, nes- ". K.
'a1b.
:? Why an aisersai..,-ny Rev, TAam-
A. Is. IAaser-
M. I am Eaffi.,-iy Icy. Jame. \.
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Why ana Taaitarian c,a.resa,iona,i.,
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! My atA IA EfisaopaIian--Hy Eev. hr.
Randall
8. Hhy aH a u5tafian-Ey Ecv Br Dewey.
I. TIE liaet i..ie--Ly Erf- I. starr k4rg
ihcse Lectures dfvw crowds Il a t,ttAo ii.ter-
efs during thar cry; and Ia comp i5#aes With
'ac srsiTv It hundreds. Ne have publi,b,I them
comF ieic in volume, thus furnishing every ia.
tuirer after tic tine la,h guide pttrnrtd and
defended by i. own Gtsciplcs.
Ia, volume should ind i!aee in every house
hold, i-5is Ta-'s contain the evr'r.ia.tles r-lty.
A-i aShoHiH4ia=.rai views It taeA II lot iraitHs
,65Ist st sgtis ri cur country.
Il Mi re So \ tn tie family and the irdi ,ld-
usl igf t.o u sri yogus. and !or tie intsiii.cpt
II Is Ri scte.= t.'.. rail- stasaH- sIH g.. ctery
yeas b'.A So ic tcfu-sG asa ,,lu c,.--a vol
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JOhN p. JE.ITEI. & co. r.
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What Nj Holman, Editor Of the German paper
in Boston aud hi, wife Eva say. They have had
an opportunity test foregn Articles fol thr hair
but prefer the Rosemary.
Bosrax. Aug % J. c.
J RrsSGtt Srttrtye. hs7.-neaT sir: 1t is
with great pleasure that We hereby de certify that
your Rosemary needs but trial 80 become nc
ccssitv for everybody. All la3 WIN have not
used this Hair OIL declare aousiy. that ei
not ouy renders the hair Vi but gi'cs slso
beauty agd splendcr and thai IN every regard
the best article for the hair that eau be found IN
the United states 50 that W can recommend IT
with our bot conscience to cur cuuutrymcn AM
the public ia general.
MuRIrZ kSb EVA HOFFMAN,,
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>ueer toaee. Teas Tobacco, saieratu..
e"t'a-. starch, y IHegar. Lamp OIL, Euujn,
i'"lt spices of all linus, ana such otaer i1ie.
as are usually Embrace 10 tie Grocery business.
tl.9. Boots and Shoes (,%t5a quslitv) Bry
Eoesls, Hardware Needen and Crnckory Ware,
Paints, Oils, Glass, and Nails, together with
Hats, Gaps &c. &c; aud, in short, al tie va
nous kinds Of goods usually found in village re-
tail grocery store.
eur goods all Of an excellent aua,i,v and
purchased a. low as the lowest Country Produce
OF all kinds viii hc taken by u. in exchange FIR
goods, and the highest market prices will be pa
W ak l7u 70 give us YOU. patronage, and w viii
endeaFeT to use you well iucvcry RESPECT
Ii. II. HARDEN co.
H. H. HARDEN in. CHAMBERLAIN.
El.ssorth. Sc t. lst. Isl.
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found complete assortment Of Harnesses consist
ing Of best Silver plate. Bra Japancd and potted
trimmings, made from the best e 0ak tanned
leather, Riding saddles and Brushes of various
kinds and prices, l1altcrs # every kind and
quality together with all articles in that branch
OF trade.
MlsToCK or WHIPS CANNOT BE ENCELLED
Stage lashes Of the best kind in ne -adaIers
silk kept expressly fer the ladies, Channels stIn.
fot cleansing SILVER and Brittany ware Trunks OF
all kinds consisting Of best Meats Leather and
Russell Doubles, Portfolio, Dress Bay top and
House Trunks, all kinds Of Trunks made 10 order
atyery short notice, Nalises and Travelling Bags Of
al kinds aud sizes, Curry Combs and Horse
Bl ashes together with every other article usually
kept in such establishments.
Harnesses cleansed and oiled at short notice.
Cash paid for Hides and Calf skins
All Of the above articles will he sold at fai
prices by HENRY ROLLINS,
Ellsworth. June 9th 1855. lytf
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Rosemary for Childrens Hair and with
the Ladies'

The Proprietor + the Sunday News. Frame i
Adams, ESQ, furnishes the following l. stliusas
Bosrax. Aug =. lS1s.
One lady with whom We are personally aequaiht-
cd has used the Rosemary Tor nearly ~ gtnrs,
and will MT he without IL y moment. ei- iaiy
has three children and tAc.t heads constantly
washed with Ibis article, and We can say from our
own observation. that 1t is Of the bet have
seen used. 1t gives 10 the hair rich. glo.sy az
pearancc. and kocr> the scalp in y sitby ..J'
Thi- lady also u.e> the Rosemary for IH1.t-piI
and !, del q ted WITH II. >hc prefer It +"
article FIR tie har now in use. w have tie to
timeny Of several ladit, IN favor - il.
FRANCS ADAMS,
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HAIR !.

1t i,nparts richness and i-i,liancv. cleans or
uamerts inyI- rates embeI'i>hes, remove dand-
ruff. relieves headache, and has probably been
used for restoring and preventing the falling oil
Of the Hair with as much success A. any article
ever known. 1t has stood the test IF time and
use, and ali can rely upon IL
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JAMES T.. Bowers. Druggist.
Iy Cor "a aud Race streets. Phil.ia
Important to the SEXTONS
or Ny DINO NINtTEpSS

II you want to do good. and mako money. W
can Siye you pleasant ami profitable ia l. viz
To- sci!, in yaur respective denominations the al
mrahic work which We shall i..ue on the 10th o
NAfah cni1t.,I
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Clarke's Female Pills.

TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Pssparei from Prescription of SIR J. Clark, NJ d.
Physie,an Extraordinary to the Queen.
THIS invaluable medicine is unfailing
= in the cure of all those painful and danger
sus disorders to which the female constitution is
subject. 1t moderates all excuses and removes all
bstructions, and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
cts pscuuiiariy suited. II will in short time
Aring the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Gov.
Gnmens Stampof Great Britain, to prevent coun-
tsvfeits.
CAUTION.
fhess Pills shouid not be taken by females that
- pregnant, during the first iree months as they
- sure to bring masearage; but at any other
- end IN every other case, they. perfectly
~ Agsnts for this country.
J.. O. BALDWIN & Co, Rochester, MY.
1TTTLE MOSES, Auburn, N. y,
GENERAL AGENTS.
kSSls--1f,00 sn 6-postage stamps enclosed TO
~ Asrxed Agent, will insure bottle of the
WA u return mail.
p esla Wholesale anS retail By G. F. Sargent
~, DsAxor, and by one Dru ggist in every town
= sAs GIFTED States. Burr Foster Co, No. !,
eePAiil. Boston, wholesale agents for New Eng
- Sold in Ellsworth by C. G. Peck. IL
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Gb-uEfh.
He undersigned having been appointed Receivers 10
the Hancock Bank, of Ellsworth, in the County Of
Hancock and State Of Maine. by the Hon. Jonas Cutting
II the Justices Of the Supreme Judicial Court and
having been duly qualified such. hereby give public
notice that eight the 18th day Of November
last, vii Ice allowed 20 the creditors and all persons inter
ested, present their claims allowance and The Room
adjoining AWiswel's Ofee, vii Zoe open that ur7
cry Wednesday and Saturday, from 10 10 Il UocN v.
and from 10 8 o'clock 7. NJ until notice Of change
shall be adiyel tised s. WATERLOO
HIATT II MACoMBER.
Elliworth Dec. I'd, 1885,. ARNU WisN ELL
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THE Proprietor of this POTASH has

THE Proprietor of this POTASH has
for many years seen the necessity of having
some reliable standard for the strength of POT-
ASH. The adulteration has become So general,
that 1t has, Notwithstanding its valuable proper
ties, gone nearly out of use. The Proprietor has
taken the responsibility of subscribing his name
to every package, and warrants the strength to be
uniform, and when used always producing the
stme results. Potash many times is adulterated
with salt, which is destructive in maxim. soap; it
makes the Ladies say they did not have good luck
DC One other reason that Potash has gone out
of use, Is, il is unpleasant To handle eng put
~up In wooden casks, and becoming a liquid ia ma
ny cases, and very troublesome 10 the retailers.
Now the Proprietor first obtains pure Potashes
always being the same strength, and producing the
same results; and will warrant il in all cases il
the directions are followed, produce double the
effect IN making soaps, and all other purpose Tor
which Potash is used, with full directions ior max
ing the best Of soft Hard Fancy Soaps II is
made with little trOble the ley Is all prepared in
five ten minutes.
ID. Potash warranted 10 cut lbs Of grease
into good soap.
II lbs will make one barrel ofbeautiful soft soap
Directions for making soft soap.
Directions for making Hard sap.
Directions for Laundries and Hotels
Direcrions for cleaning waste that has been
used for cleaning machinery Of all kinds.
Directions for using this Potash IN place Of sal
soda
directions for sticking India-rubber soles on
shoes.
- All the above directions accompany the cans
l9-ly
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i'arprrN oticr.

\"fH u hefriA tiy~'t that hus pr, "a 81 h,a Ton
n'ia - tAzs - srszzrs If tir ~ q t5lss t-n tr
>t1zT " taaIsr., azl al 80, srr TOR t,.- Il ;.
p t7 iiifrH sf' sltlsFI - s.4-tf.fre i.-, .',rf-r
a SO il.i & ii 20 %. g.. .,s.}. t.as-
- T}4sE LORE ft,.t-.= ~ 49,.
I'm tLLGRiN4Ls,5 Il Sarr,
sarry. Mar. .a.A. l.s, 49,
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NrnhaTT To-
MEL ODEONS AND HARMONIJ Ms
RENTED

Persons who wish % heir hele!eons & Harmonious.
EIsh view Of purv haspc the end . vasr haye
tfe ? --eil'f! A. Iar 1tu5"ff nf pc frsr u'ar-
80 tbs natter = worthy 81 50 enl Hate. .ie,
tis who desire far te>t ~ e it PUT
chasing, obtain the expense u the manufacturers
20 The extent at least al a year. rrf.t.
uriers frn any paTt q tn country world drari
10 the manuiaetnry In Boston, sIf ca-h satisfactory
reference All he promptly attended t.. and i.ltt
executed as If the parties were present. yrd
aut to ~ arai.n af.r
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Mn ]. Z Sr,rnlSa--irs I; .-wttb pleasure
have used your IL .'utary with great .urccss ~
keeping my hair biBrk. "a, age va, turuiuGt w
fast. huurs repeatedly.
Cambridge, Jan. =, lsiG. Mns. T. TAIT.
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To III, IRunterrs and Transfers in the
".iroosiook War" and Soldiers. Sea
man and Prirafetrsmea Of the Var Of
1sl2. aud NrIiean Var. ana al
rhse .Ssrrice lcas i-ss than IL dGv,.
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4 Book 70. the ,lnIiou!

lrJusi published. Ny fKnkEis~ Co Boob seller. Az,
,.AH asF', 10 IL Cogrt ssrai Bs-tan Irirf rrsa. =
~ 'n diseases a tfr >-Nna system q tia s-ne.
e4'n q Lie "h'sepH Egcte H~tit,i." Ia. s.rt ~,
contains ''r Hg 'NIrssarr 4 the dg,.iti1g afd ma,
l-Nt "a r - advertising quaek "a $ me q a. cir
h''' aad 'eA'is4, ,si by periodical 4 Alters g.irrlly
~ rs si1s ga tH- rvcieIt q ir-e postage .tai,r.
49, - ''''i tes'-'iiee. la
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NOTICE.
A Ii persons indebted to the estate OF
the late William Bingham, Esquire, deceas.
ID, called upon to make immediate payment.
III the lands remaining unsold belonging to the
aid Estate, lying in the counties of Penobscot.
Hancock, and Washington, in the State of Maine,
offered for sale at reduced prices for cash.
For information in regard TO the above and for
plans and descriptions of these lands application
ma > be made to the agent.
G. n. BLACK.
Ellsworth, February 3, 1858. stf
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1000 600 BOTTLES SOLD!

Entered according to act Of Congress. in the yea
1858. by ]. H ssyIL SPALptyG, in the Clerks
Office Of the District Court Of Massa-
ehusetts.
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=. J. LAtoRMf. Sol. Agent,
Office, No. 5 Milk street,
Opposite thm0hi South Church.
Qnesop Mae

n r. Treatise upon the NATURE CAUSES sYxr-
roNs, and PREVENTION uf PULMONARY COSstNPT he
had application the Office the Agent a. above or
viii be sent by mail to any address. This Treatise viii
well repay perusal Ally
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PRICE LIST

S. u { w NTH,
ii. Washington rect tA,sr i j ,.ss= a...fa.- ~
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JOHN W. HILL.

WOULD respectfully inform the citi-
Icn. of Ellsworth and vicinity that b.
may still be found at the late stand of Hin b
Young, where may be found the largest asssrt-
ment of
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We have every facility fr manufacturing purposes ard
employ none but the moss experienced ard skfgl work
Ia short, will promise customers ~ lus'Umsut
equs Il sureriur suy manufacturer and guarantee
ENTIRE ANb PERFECT SATISFACTION.
MrstC TEACHERS LK.RERS ,HelR>, atd others Hicr-
esieh in musical matters respectfully invited
Komsat any and The
.Nhihitf1a for sale At their pleasure
As stu h,fihcr guarantee he public as to the *
ctl-nee u u heiodeous and iiarrnannas frarn au-
Manufsctnry Neg leave "a, by Permission thr
Hos Ing
PIANO Ia-fe NGHnf1cfu-crs Of Bnsfhn,
Who have examined Instruments and wl give their
opinion when called upon
Chickcriug sons, Ualei 4 Curns;cn,
" iiliam z aersUn, brown h Anen
teorGr nsvs, aoslR ard HrtWu,
7 Uiih.rt \ Co. 4 ". Iadd X Co
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Lever, Lepine, Anchor and Patent Vertical
Watches warranted. Table, Tea, pes-
,ert, Cream Sugar Salt, and Mustard SPOONS.
of extra fac silver. Also, Butter and fruit
Knives, Pickle Knives aud Forks, Napkin
PerGils. dweiYe dozen,) Silver spectacles-A va
.iety t. salt aiiagss, Extension Pens and Pencils
FOB, Vest and Guard Chains Keys, 81. i do1sI
silver rhimbies. warranted of the best quality.
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CALVIN !. ca. i.iss~orthj Crabtr.e Jr, q;
cock H. : Prrh-, Sullivan John Pherson, touldshoro-
John T. Hardy stnebcn; " Leighton. Milbrdge; Mich
olas 4 G, dfrey Cherry6cld; Hezekiad Means surry;
John Stephens Biuehii and ali druggists and dealers in
medicines Throughout, the world ly47
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-05-27

A WIFE AND MOTHER COMMITS SUI
o1DE.-We hear of case of suicide which,
happened in this county last week. In the
village of Garbuttsville there lived fami-
ly by the name of Ford, consisting of a
father, mother, and children. The father
is a pious and exemplary man. The
mother was addicted to intoxicating liquor,
and occasionally it became her master. The
husband bore his troubles with fortitude,
and tried to reclaim his erring wife, but
without success.
Last week the mother got on one of her
drunken sprees, and in fit of frenzy near
ly strangled one of her children to death.
Mr.. Ford returned from his work and saw
the mischief that had been accomplished.
He searched around the house and found
the bottle that contained the ''damning
fuid,' and threw it out of doors, breaking
it to atoms. This so incensed the wife
that she went to the clock case and took
some poison, (which had been procured by
Mr.. Ford for the purpose of killing rats)
and instantly swallowed it. Aid was
called, but before remedies could be applied
the unfortunate woman expired.-Roch-
ester Ady.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-05-27
From the Musical World.
On the Death of Mrs. Jessie
Willis.

have been to the funeral to-day. 1t
was in church, had to pass through a
garden 10 reach it;-the warm rain was
dropping gently on the shrubs and early
flowers, and inside, warm tears were fall
ing; for before the church lay coffin, and
in twas fair young wife and mother pale
and sweet as the white flowers that lay on
the coffin-lid. Near her were her husband,
and beside him were her aged parents,
bowed down with grief that she who they
thought would close their fading eyes
should fade first. In house opposite the
the church, were the dead mothers babe,
only few days old, and two other little
ones, just old enough to prattle uncon-
sciously as they went from room to room,
"mamma has gone away"
l knew, though they did not, how day
after day would pass, and these little girls
who had always seen mamma come back
again, after she had "gone away" would
stand at the window looking this way and
that, with these little bright faces, and lis
tening for her light footsteps, and my heart
ached and eyes filled as 1 thought how ev-
ery day as they grew older they would
need her care, and feel her loss, the more !;
for it is only in part that father, even the
kindesi, can fill watchful mothers place;
he whose business must be out of doors
and away; how can he know how weary
the little feet get wandering up and down,
with no mammals lap to climb upon; how
weary the little hands,-putting down one
thing and taking up another, with no mann
ma to nod smilingly and say, 81 see"-or
'it is very pretty, DEAR" how homesick the
little rifled heart feels, though it scarce
knows why; how tasteless the pretty cup
of milk mamma used to hold up to the ro-
sy lips; how empty parlor and nursery,
chamber and hall. How much less gentle
is the nurses touch than hers; how much
sooner she wearies of answering little Gu
rious questions; and getting bits of strings
and toys for restless fingers to play with;
how much longer seems the time now, be-
fore pappa comes home to dinner and tea,
poor papa-who with an iron hand
crushes down his own great sorrow, and
tries and fails to speak to them in her soft
sweet winning way; and tries and fails to
soothe their little infant griefs, though he
would die to save them a heart t-pang.
All this I thought of as looked at
these two little curly-beaded girls and their
baby sister; and l said to myself, I do
not know why God took away their young
mother whose work just seemed begun,
and left the aged grand parents who were
waiting to go. Why he made that house
desolate and silent, once so musical?-
Why he turned those tender lambs out
from the tender fold? With all my think
ing l could not find that out; but l am
jsst as sure as if I were in Heaven this
minute thatit was best and right; though
they, and you |, must wait till we get there
to know the how and why.
FANNY FERN.
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Border Ruffian Murder at Fort
Scott.
LAWRENcE, Nav 5, 1883.

LAWRENCE, May 8, 1885,.
A message has this moment reached me
from Fort Scott, giving the most distress
ing account of the outrages upon Free State
men. One was brought into the Fort on
the 2sth of April, and sentenced to be, shot
Eight ruffians took him to the timber and
drew lots TO see who should commit the
deed. 1t fell on Brockett, when he delib-
erately shot him dead, for no offence, but
his opinion. The District Court is broken
up. Judge Williams dares not have Free
State men come there. The U. s. soldiers
join the guerillas nights, unknown to the
officers, to scour the country. Seven have
been convicted of this offence.
Nearly all the settlers have left the little
Usage Valley, ofall parties. Eight wagon
loads of Free State settlers left in one COM
pany last week, who tell the most horrible
tales of their sufferings. Mapleton, the
settlement of the Vermont Colony, is near
ly deserted. Men are shot down in cold
blood without provocation, and all the hor-
rors of the Shannon war are now felt by
that distracted neighborhood. Such is
the reward of garrison of troops, when
they only aid the tyrant.-Cor. Chicago
Tribune.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-05-27

WIDENING THE STREET.-We are very
glad to be able to announce the fact that
the widening of Main street from st. Clair
to the public square is now fixed fact
Judge Wilcox, who is about erecting a
handsome block of stores, sets them back
19A feet from the line of the preesnt street.
By the new arrangement, Mr.. Parmley
comes in possession of all the land from
the public square to that of Judge Wilcox.
The old Franklin House, we understand, is
to be torn down or moved away, new
large hotel erected, which will front one
hundred feet on Main street.-Painesuille
Adyertiser.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-05-27
gHisfellanp.
Death-Bed of Dudley A. Tying.

Deafh.Bed of Dudley A. Tying.
The Rev. DR.. Tying, of New York, on
the Sunday after the death of his son, Rev.
Dudly A. Tying, preached in Philadelphia
to the congregation the deceased was Pas
tor to, and took for his text the following
from Samuel, lst chap, 9th and 2sth
verses:
"For this child prayed. and the Lord hath
given me my petition which 1 asked of him =
Therefore also have lent him to the Lord. a
long as he liveth he shall be lent to the Lord" /"
In the course of the sermon occurred the
description of the death-bed scene as fol
lows:
At nine o'clock preceived him sinking
away rapidly, and when his wife and my
self were alone by him, | announced to
him my conviction that the glorious end
was rapidly approaching. He had cherish
ed strong hopes of recovery in the impress
sion that his work could not have been
completed, and he had yet much to do
Yet he had previously, early on this morn
ing, delivered up all his earthly concerns
into my hands, and said with sweet COM
posure, "Father, will you take charge of
them all for me" and when l answered
him in the affirmative, s'Now, father, l will
think of them no more"
He received the announcement of his ap-
preaching death with the utmost calmness
and delight replying, shy father, dear, I
dearly love you all, but had rather be with
Jesus than my dearest ones on EARTH
Lay me straight in the bed father, and
cover me up, and let me wait my Fathers
time"
We arranged bis bed as well as spossible,
and he lay in quietness in it for little
while. His friends and family were gath
cred Immediately around his bed as an
nounced to them the certainty of his ap-
preaching departure. We watched his
blessed and animated countanance in its
repose. During this interval be spoke oc-
easfonally, in brief remarks to those around
him, which need have no place here. But
at THIS moment, one testimony was given
winch has been referred to already in the
Puplie prints, and though should not have
introduced 1t to the public myself, flor I
esteem such brief addresses as beyond the
right of public knowledge,) vet Il is nv
duty, it having been proclaimed, to reneat
it correctly. When his beloved and faitb-
ful physician bad returned from short ah-
sence from the house, little before IN
o'clock, he said to him: doctor, my friends
have given me up; they say am dying
Is that your opinion?7 The doctor, after
q few moments examination answered him
in the affirmative. "Then," said he, "Doc-
tori have loved you much as a friend;
long to love you as brother in Jesus
Christ. l cannot repay the obligations /
am under to you, unless, I am permitted
to bring you to Saviours feet. Let me
entreat you now to come to Jesus, that you
may be to me forever dear brother in
Christ, and that you may be far more use
ful than I have ever been"
He was presently asked if he had any