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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
Milwaukee and WatertoWn Z r
ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRAN0EADNT.
I'm and after Monday November 25th, Passenger
~ Trains on this Road Will run as follows:
First train leaves Wstertown Ut b;1O M arriving
in Watertown 1t 8 A n. Second Train leaves Wa
tertown at n, arriving 1t Watertown 1t $50
First Train leaves Milwaukee Ut 6;16 A u arriving
1t wstertown 1t l1;l9A Second train leaves Nil
wsukee Ut 6;26 M srriving at Watertown at $50
CONNRCTING-GOING DAsT
At Milwaukee with the Green Bay, Milwaukee and
Chicago Railroad to CHICAGO; Themes via Michigan
southern, Cleveland Toledo. Cleveland and Erie, and
New York and Erie to New York city; thence via
steamer C Vanderbilt and Plymouth Rock to Boston;
also connecting ct Chicago with Michigan Central,
Great Western, 0ansda, New York Central 70 New
York city; thence via New York and New Haven
CONNKCTIN6-0OlN0 WEST.
At watertown with Stages to Oak Creek, Dodge
Oentxe, Waupun, Berlin, Beaver Dam, Fox Lake,
Portage City. Portland, Waterloo hanehetville, Sun
Prairie, Columbus, Otsego, Wyocena, &c.
WRIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Watortown at 800 =, and Milwaukee
p. W. 1OWLDR, General superintendent.
AuWaukee, Nov. 10, 1857 octl1dM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
RAILROADS


81oo1ooApp1 9 01ooouI1 - -
~ - asss noedav, ney 10Th, les, anA uatal
" Sesoher noeee, trains VIII Leave davenport, IN
4useAsans, Columbus CITY and lava Oity (eundays
sxcepssO - 1oiIovs:
LIST Express Train q sl0AM
"a Nan Train q 6OPu
Trans yin issve Dsvsnpsst Sos OhScaoedaaiy, sun
days excepted - follovp:
LIST Mail Train, q s45 n
"a Empress Trails, q S53p =
Isa.ns arrive q Davenport daiiy. nsaAsys ssssp-
wy y follow:
vAO0 T0E EAST.
LIST Empress Train - sAsA.u,
"a Mail Train, ct 9 80 =
yaoN faE wxsT.
lst NAH Train, u SIS n
"a Hxpsass Train q S3Opn
Al tfa1ns out Of Davenport win Dake oounectaoos
ct Colnmbs City and Iowa Oity With the Western
Stage Co.'S stages for all points West.
The PAGoenge1 Train oDnnscts Of Hock Island WITH
CHICAGO Rock Island Railroad trais for ali points
East North and South
lstnet ds ocion - 30 tbs destination Of their bas-
gass, tickets bsess taking hsis seatsin
Vie cars.
1REI0HT.
leaves Davenport At JOAN
Arrives at Davenport ~ 630PM
N. B. The Mornins (S:45 A ny train for thu East
conpeots At chicago Juncfi0N with Michigan
Southern train for tho East. Passengers thereby
cave ~ delay.
may s-dtf ADDISON DAY, supt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
BANKING.


BANKERS,
AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
Nickciis' Block, corner BRADY aud Second s's.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
EXOHANGE on all the principal cities OF tire Unit
IL tod StAtes, Great Britain, Ireland. and oonti-
mental Europe bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected, ard proceeds RENTED
. any part Of the United St~te At lowest rates Of
EKchAnge.
Collections OF notee, drafts, accounts. eeaeies and
made IN ali parts OF the United States
CanAdas and Europe.
Stocks ard Bonds bosght and sold 90 coamlssioo,
And dividends collected
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
ExchaBgc On Cities In the United States
Carpenter verniiiee, New York city.
Albany City Bank, Albany. New York;
bunaio City Bank, Budao, New York,
bank OF Commerce, Boston, Massachusetts,,
1reiesmen's Bank, Philadelphia, Pennsylyanta
kerch MannfActurcrs' LAnk, Ptttsb1rg, p
4cKim 90, Baltimore, Nd,
Gilmore d Brotherton, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lucas = Shnonds, St Ions, Mo;
Ottisens' Bank, New Orssns, La;
RK Swift, Brother 4 Johnston, Chicago, III;
mch23-aN
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Stationary l. Blank Book Honse
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No. I'D LAKE STREET, CHICAGO
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w s'epc sra Fs,'y stationnry, Eleut f,'Ao,
heep constantly % hsnd, Gil kiuds q hans books,
such a, elgefs, sonrIlal. Dn5 tenk-, Gosh Bonks
Check Bot,-, Rc,eiIt hoasa, bill E9oka, TIN" Books
shee. covefc: A.uor fiuIi anf PAS Beck Tuck
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Cases, Mote ana BID OG.es Al inct very st.la q
kind Of blank book u either OF hand o. mad %
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French ard English Enll driving psYer, ~ ary
cuzth TrGo cloth 3as6s inches vice, Tracing paper
in sheets or roll
Erown Il sons Profile d Gross Section Papers
Field Book, Trans,. hooks, Level Books, Camel
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4 NeHtoLs water ccloTs, IN half aud whole cakes.
Mathematical Instruments in seats and separate,
Scales Protrae'ors, Pai siei Haies, Pocket Rules,
&c, &C.
CuESTERMAN'S METALLIC TAPES
of all lengths Surveyors Uha.ns, 81 and 100 fee. In
length. Any Instr Lu4ent not On hand when wanted
Will DO ordered from tho east short notice, and
furnished at manufacturers prices.
OFFICE STATIONERY!
Kvery variety oil office stationery, both Foreign and
Domestic, KEEP Constantly Gu Land,
Eurley'S Ceiedf0ted fountain Pen.
which Tor durability elasticity and Armuess, arc ul.
surpassed by any Other pen nov IL use.
Hats F0x'c3ssSi0ssx'rGSSeS
We have the agency Tor "sIls celebr Percussion
aid Lever Seal Presses the best and niost ocono-
nical seal press now use FOR BaLke, Railroad Or
hces, County Olfces and Notary Pablo Any orders
forwarded 10 Us will be attended 10 with the utmost
despatch
Letter Copying Presses,
Of all tie. AID styles from the small letter press a.
81 so to The large haroAi way Hills, q. SO, with
books TO 6tch CT Ill sizes.
Blank Book Mandatory
We havc connected with oar store irst class
Blank Book Bindcry where wear prepared to fnrn
.sh at short notice. any kind 81 blank books with or
without printed hcailgs, and Of any desired pattern;
also D full assortment Of Binders STOCK.
Country NTcrc11A11t@ :
are particularly requested 20 call ard examine our
our power to offer them ENDORSEMENTS 70 buy Of Us
which will render trip BE- the East unnecessary.
An BUalEY co,
Wholesale X Retail ststioners and Blank Book Man
EfAct urers,
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THE IA r M Il n s. q U d q
10 oeientlnc and Practical Agriculture.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
CHRIS STOPPER CVELEN
HORSE SHOER AND FARRIHR.
Stolen.

IN the night Of he lam nst., from the isvea ~
~ twsea lewe md ~ junrta1a & Iruot With 49,
ena sessoS eooH oAil Boar. sasUi1s 5ib ~
s's1!s!. a: ':'' ' 49, = 50 : :;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
H-LET TIE SICK REJOICE, IF
NOW rs THgTNE TO USE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills
AND
kiG Strengthening Plaster.

These remarkable Fami-
~ Medicines have stood the
test Of public experience
fr.nty gears have been
used by over three millions
o: Iersons, and are stiil
CONFUSING the III edica |
world with their Startling
Cures.
These Pills are psrticu-
larry adapted To diseases
peculiar ~ the Western and
Southwestern States, and
Will be found, on trial, the
meat valuable Cathartic at
yreacnt snown.--For twc n
~ years their use III the
Midiis and Eastern States
has aeen unlimitH d. and
their success III curing dis
ease q perfect series OF ;Yi-
unphs. s'ontsining no Mer-
curry, they can be used at
any time without regard
TO employment or dict. BE
Ing Coated with Sugar, they
are pleasant 10 take, unit
Ing as they do, the Power
Of Mercury with the ease
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
CHICAGO.

0RoAG
J. J. oALLAoHER'e,
General Advertising and Collecting
AGENCY,
% DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILLS.
TAPP E N.
lcs LAkE STRICT lOs
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
q Il q II II Z N q.
For Men and B0ys,
BETTER AND CHHAPIR THAN zvRn-
YVHD extraordinary low prices ruling at the Hast
i during the past winter month";, - veil - the
Summer wear. have indeed 10 TO purchsss ana 10
are nov receiving By Dxprsss, an rnusuaiiy lsree
and elegant assortment VI fine and fashionable goods
Tor mems wear.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Our mandatory in this city has been kept con-
slant operation during the past four Hsohths, enA-
bling Nc 1T this time 10 of the largest and best
sortmsnt Of and fashionable garment ever exhib
tied in the Northwest, and at prices much below
those obtained last season for the quality Of
goods. We guarantee the quality Of our work. every
garment being made up under our own supervision,
and on our own premises, wecan safely warrant II
equal 70 the best custom work.
MERCHANT TAlLOR1N0s
Our custom room, under the management Of one
OF the most skifu Cutters in the country 10 full
stocked with entirely new assortment OF the latest
imporstons g. she fine qualities of Cloths, CAsti-
meres, vestn1s, &c, which We vii! make up - OF
der al short notice and In the lest style only, st
NEW YORK PRICES.
We guarantee entire satisfaction, refund the
money.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
her fhe nnuher 1iyS LAX street
sprs7diy-JJG TAPPkG BROS.
To Brick Makers.
LrOR sale cheap tor cath-six Brick Machines CONT
Il plete and IN good order. Each machine, with
one horse, will make IA 600 Perfect B-ick per day
"'' "''"' 1xRv1AN 4 GIBBS.
uch26-dtS box 2O12. Chicas
TEEo BETS, "a. A. <. SAWYER
J. d. NEiLEs, JNc. o. MELLEN
Sawyer, Mellcm T. Co.,
ass 4 AGO SOUTH WATER ST..
Chicago, M.
DET7 =, .WELLEvV'A' 60.
Ne. 3 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
1t. Louis, MO.
General Commission &forwardiRg
Merchants.
EFERE NCEN:
nick & Peterson, st Louis.
" Gilman, do
George pcgram, do
Capt " 1ruli, 10
Latin, Smith B0iee, DO
OaptJ II johnson, Louisiana, No.
Flint * wheeler, Chicago.
NANeef, do
Latin, Smith Bo;es, DO
SH kennedy 4 Co., New CYleans.
AG FA!we,l 4 Co, Boston.
2tar'ing, Mccullough l. Co., N. Y.
MAY 2S i9S7diy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD

GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
OF CANADA.
E1A DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC RoUTHr1
FROM TIE wEss TO
Boston, New York and slse EaseeYn Stasee.
lathe Nichiean Central. Great vYt,fevn, Oede~s.
t"r9h dnd Vermont Contra, and
Grand frank Raiirsaa Of Canada.
Pass, myers By this route have an opportunity Of
NititiLs some OF the srAne eAt and most wonderful
scenery ia the world. including Toronto, NIscaya
tn2S, Suspension Bridge, Tho Thcus0ad IskGnds
Rap.dS 81 the g laurence, Qtebnc, montreal,
mules ~ 'eaaaj, Lake Chamfiai,. Fan, OF Mont
HiGfcRdi Hudson Rirer, d., ETC.
on AMI after May |, 1885, BAGGAGE will he checked
through from Chicago.
TO KMlGRANTS.
Pas.hscs b. secured IL the ofI,oe a the Gonna.
~ H. Chcsgo by sailing vessels from London Liver
POOL, Plymouth Glasgow, Bristol, Hull Al, ride. n,
snd 1nsrcse All agent Of the GRAND TRUNK
RAiLHCiD experimenting the removal u emf.
grants ann baggage ut Quebec frse 0f charge.
Fare from $50 to $35 to Ch!cagn. Including cooked
provisions.
TIE Mammoth Steamship
l.EvIA THAN,
oSa2sOo Tons, AEo TOO vxEr LoN0
L. md contract 10 this company for one or moro
'ra Chicago 10 the CT ef IN Europe VIII short
" BE- Asuei. Tickets from Chicago Tor I'll pointa
Ehst, ni-'' fcr .he Lnvaihan, Or far the n o. O. O.
OH's sfiIs Cali 30 obtained nj the occ OF the 0rspA
Irnhs hs.l road, ho. 10 Dearborn street: Chicago
NNfAEGR on GuaoPg.-9 ghs Drafts ON Luodcn
A. I've cellars PSF Pound sterling may BE- procured
a. sfs ,filcs Of she Grand Trunk koiiro0d In OH.
csso.
Agen; Of Or Trunk n r Go. Of Canada.
apri8ftf-OHs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

JAMES MORROW,
Surgoon And Mechanical Dentist.

OpPRRa Ills SKRvlOD6 AS eUOH
70 hts friends and the public IN Reosr-
0Nv al, believing that he win
O rive entire satisfaction In oil von
done In the Dental line He has been engaged Ia III.
oodrch'a once for last fifteen months, ana %.
1ieviug that he has sustained his former repu.ao
- Dentist, he asks for . portion OF the psuoAss
from his friends and the public. His aequlI Gun ~"
IN the kuovieisc Of Dentistry and arrangements 10
his once and laboratory such that be prepared
20 DO any vork In the Dental Ilne His mode OF worS
10 dinercntfrom ali others IL MS see 'sn y, WV
0rv hc1n. more cIeauIy and durable, and worn with
more comfort and satisfaction to the wesrer. He
viii put IN ARTIFICIAL ndentures from one to an en-
tire set and d. all other WORK appersaihins 70 Den-
tistry.
(f1oe and residence connected, on Fourth street,
second house west " Main. adjoining DR.. Fountain
residence.
May 9dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

Buffalo 4 Lake Huron Railroal.
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT.
At the above ONCE tickets for New York Boston,
1nd al 4tatitns On the New YorA b Erie end New
York Central Raircafs can b obtained.
wARRACE,
Agent Of & l. II RsiisoeA,
epriSdly.CHR No DO Dearborn st., ChioaRo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

Hate Casscl,
GRAY, ...................MaS ter.
YvHR FANNY HARRIS and KA7x CAssEI. viii run
i regularly between Rock Island, Davenport ard
oil points above to st. Paul making sure connec-
lions At Gs,ena with the following hoats, which COM
pose the Ainnesota Daily Packet Line 10 ST. Paul,
eaving Gaicns st 10 O'Clock, NJ.
Steamer Northern Light, p. Lndwick, Msster
City Belle X. L0dwick
Granite state, II. Gabbeit
Galena Lorton,
ALEXANDRA, Ac0uire
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island and Daven-
port for 0alens every Monday, wednesday and Fri
day at 2 O'Clock A NJ.
Returning. leaves Galena for Rock Island and Da.
vanport every tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
O'Clock NJ, connecting with the tt shoiningo, which
leaves Immediately on the arrival Of tho Fanny Hsr
ris, At 6 O. clock p NJ.
The Kate Ca. gel leaves Rock Island and Davenport
for Dubuque every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at o'clock n
Davenport on NJ -nday. wednesday and Friday at
O'Clock NJ, connecting with Keokuk and st. Louis
Packet Ben Campbell, which leaves arrival Of the
Kate Casse at o'bock p
These boats will give through tickets TO all points
above Gaena 70 It Paul will also receipt for freight
u all OF the absve p.ints and will pay particular
tentton TO the delivery Of the same. Passengers and
shippers can rely upon tho stTictest puncsuEliy, ss
these boats convey the fall and must leave promptly
ct the hour TO make their c00nertioos.
N. D.-Theee boats arrive every evening Ut Fulton
City In time for the Chicago train.
BURROws 4 PRETTYMAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. II. LANGLEY g. Co,
POWARS CO.,
W.. GaovaHBRRY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mch95-dtf
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The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE 10 one Of
Imperial Qraro containing eighf pGges, Or fy COL
unans " emit raining original matter and ete1Hss.
~ ai,sfrGfs. every week
A GIFT WORTH FROM 30 GEMS TO $500
IN GOLD WILL BE PRESENTED 10 EACH
sUSSCRIgER IMkEDLA zELY ON RECEIPT
or TIE sUBsL GIP7ION MONEY
-tl-
TERMS.
One oopy f,r yne yesr........42 90 and gn.
Ono copy for tso years. ,....-. % sid gfts.
one copy ier three :ss,' 20 s and s GIN.
AND TO CLUR8
Three copies one year.....;5 10 AMI 0 gifts.
1--WE copies one ysar...... % and SITS.
Ten coplss one yesr......... 10 90 and 10 giits.
Tvsnty-one oopies one ear. ~ 20 sld 81 gifts.
The articles 70 he distributed eono1i.ed in the
paessge d G.ld. containing .......ssoo oseh,
90 DO d. ....-... ~ 'scB,
10 Patent Lever Hanting Case watches 100 each.
70 Gold vtsches. .................. Is each,
50 do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60 each,
100 do ............'.''''-- q ssss'
200 silver Hunting CsEei yatehcs.... 30 escl,
500 Silver Watches. 40 70 20 each,
1000 Gold Guard, yest Fol- Chains 10 70 20 each,
Gold Ioc1els, Bgrcc,ets, Erooches, Ear Drors,
Breast rsns, Cur Pins, Bieeve B.tt6ns Rings. shirt
StIds, Wssch EcJs, Gold ana Silver Thbnsles, and
variety Of other sT,e,s, voih from 50 eents T. els
each.
Immediately On the rsreip. Of the subscription
money, tie sGbsrribers name viii Be tn.efsd upon
car Subscription bo0k opyutiL4 nns15er, and The
gin corresponding with thai number wiz be forward
q, uitah eas WI 70 ~ subscriber ~ '"d@ ~
Mvu1Gs, rod paid.
II Al eeuain snisatiouS shuutt b eddfsDeed y
nDQkn1 = o0l
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-08-13
TnE pRESInENTlN REDFORD.

II having been announced for some days that
President Buchanan would be present al CHAR
vest Home Dinner 10 be given al Haier's Hotel
in this place, on Saturday the 9TH inst, large
concourse Of people assembled here on that day
Tor the purpose Of seeing and welcoming the
President of their choice Thus have the stur-
dy yeomanry Of Bedford county cllectually
given the lie 10 the malignant ia!siiers who
would have had people believe that Mr..
BccnAyAN would not be as cordially received
hv them as on former occasions. He las been
regular visitor at orr watering place for many
years, but never have the people OF Bedford
county so spontaneously given such signal proof
Of their love and respect for the old statesman
as they did on Saturday last. From mountain
and valey-from hilltop and plan n from
every nook and corner Of the county, they came
pouring 10 take him by the hand. For tins
kindly greeting on The part Of his old friends
we know Mn. BUCHANAN TO be deeply CRATE
ful, having frequently heard him remark that
he conld never forget the uniform kindness eX-
tended TO him by our people
The dinner given on this occasion by Col.
| EIaftr was excellent, and everything else con-
nected with the affair passed off pleasantly.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-08-13
The Charge Of Extrayagance.

The opposition press sci up a cry Of extraya-
ganoe against the Administration, which is inten-
ded to impress the public mind without regard
10 facts, but which will not prove more sue
cessful party issue than that Of sProrecion,"
which has been attempted TO be started in the
same quarters
The Black Republican lobby and the Black
Republican leaders sold out the American pro-
ducers, and the protection they had enjoyed, 10
Eastern capitalists and flung away at the same
lime millions Of revenue We defy the opposi-
ton TO 60 TO the people upon that issue. a. TO
the charge of eXtravagancp, the Buffalo Com.
.1drertiser, leading opposition organ says:
'The policy Of the Republicans has been to
VOTE ALL THE MONEY the Administration
asks holding it responsible before the people for
its eXtravagance. Ia so doing they not oaIg
sacrifice the interests IF the country TO those 0 f
party, but really weaken themselves before the
people, for the ungratriuI Democracy never
hesitate 10 meet all charges Of rxlravagancr bv
extra Bllly's'' argument, 9You voted for
them."The rule ofthe opposition should be to
defeat the Administration in every possible
point, except in fair necessary appropriations
for the maintenance Of Government"
This falls short Of just statement orthe case.
The opposition not only voted for all the Ad-
ministration asked, bat they combined to impose
upon a neCessitous Treasury, the most exlraya-
CANT sectional appropriations 1t was President
Buchanan who was compelled 10 interfere again
and again, TO cali The attention Of Congress to its
duties, in this respect; aud 20 explain the true
condition in which the last Congress had left
the public resources.
The Black Republicans will make little out
Of this issue. They had better 60 back to the
cause Of bleeding Kansas lwhrre Cen Lane is
Operating) or of bleeding Africa. .-.4ibany ,4r-
gas.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-08-13
Obituary,

Ma. Eprops. il becomes M, ,oi,,,.,l ,,.,,,.
announce thronah your column tan III -
Edward Barndollar. san of Alr I.cn,.a,4 pG
"a Baru,,ollgr. uI chr VILLAGE More tIan Co.,
years ago. corIsuntn,ion that GII d..,ro,.r ~
our race. wEici in these latter DAYS j. Lnrry-
100 50 many to tine rraye Lana lis hand un,, h;.,,
and did moi rrlirouisb lis hold uniiI tba ,.ost.
Of death was cofhnI.ted n medical a;t -,
Isympa,bizing fri4nds couIJ hav,. nroIoo.r..d -,
cxisiracr, he would NOT l,ay. died bnt fi,n d.-
cree had gone forth. ..Ina thou an. and mt,
dust shalt thou return" !" Ab,ut on,. va,r ,,,a
at a amp merting held near this mac. Es va
found weeping p-ni,ent at tl.e ,n.rrv s.a,
Ahoul the midniahi hour. the hour of ,I,. ,ya,cl
mans CRY saha morning brs,ke,b ;, th.. ,,lo,,on,
morning light Of sDiIitual day brok, ma, th.,
darkness Of his soul and ne realized IN all -
Iul'neSS, the language Of the P-ophr, "arSr
and shine, thy light having c'n'. All tn, gIo-
ry OF God risen upon the" Sine" that toe he
mas o''h constant a'''ndam upon To" s"r''c"s
disease. 50 eager was H.. to ~. f,nnt - n
iovnrn, ortba means If gracs that h.. c,,,It
always have sail with D1ciIornII ..,,,, o'',,i
thirsteth for Cod. yea f,r tn. livin, C. IL when
shall com" and appear before Col" The
writer has hal several conversations with him
i'," .''' ~" -, ~ ','5' ave ana e'ril'y' ana
Lo,,s that v,,s within h., ,rba a, ~, Nv
died and onIca fav ,noo,onts h,r,e. b;s 10