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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-27

ney- 1t is certain that Q ol. James Cam q.
sson, of Milton, Northumberland County,
was killed in the attack at Manassas ,whi e
gallantly heading his regiment in a charge,
We knew Col. Cameron very well--ho
had great energy Of character, had been
a printer in early life-subsequcntly prac,
tised law in the county of northumberland
but Of late years devoted his time to the
more peaceful pursuits of agriculture. He
was a cspital practical and scientific far
mer; and being man of large means and
liberal heart, he will be greatly missed in
the community where he dwclt.
Just previously to his election to the
Colonelcy Of the 10Th n York Highland
Regiment he was the Superintendent on
the Phi adelphia & Erie Rail Road; and
IN all the lines of his life proved himself a
man of quick parts and good judgment.
He leaves no family except widow.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-27

HeS- Read the outside Of the Columbia
Democrat, this week. 1t will amply repay
an attentive perusal
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-27
A NEW DEMOCRATIC MORNING
IA PAPER.
"TAE uNl0N."

WtrH view to meet universally admitted want,th
undersigned will issue Monday the LIST of July next
Il morning Penny Paper, to be called THE UNION"
The great mi ssiO Of the Democratic party which has
ever stood as the bnlwark Of the UE and the champi
on Of the CONSTITUTION. renders its entire unity and
bold attitude in this hour Of National peril matter of
vital concern The pending struggle is not less for the
maintenance of United Country than for the Perpetu
alton OF Democratic Principles, cXpounded by JEFF
erson and Jackson The most mOmentous results hang
upon the ISSUE Mere party questions are for the time
by common consent adjourned. 1hc past is decd save
i'll it, lessons of experience
The Democratic hosts have not shrunk from their full
shar" IN the responsibilities and dangers of the
gency. They have rallied with one accord around the
standard Ot our common country. But the occasion i'm
poses other duties. The Government Will demand and
receive the willing support Of every patriotn its efforts
To Nndicate the National honor and rrassert the Ma
uonu authority but thr Preservation of Constitutions
al Liberty rests more with the people than with Con.
crosses and Cabinets Vigilance and Unity are there.
fore specially requisite in The present juncture.
u Is The purpose of the Prupriutors 10 make THE
UNlON,'in every respect firstcluss Journal The
Democracy OF the whole State feel the need Of bold
aud vigorous Metropolitan daily, ant effort will be
spared iO render THE UNlONl both popular and eff.
great principles for which tho Democratic party have
ever cuntcndcd, aud which now unhnppily i'm
pctillcd.
The Propretors have perfected such arrangements as
Wlll place the enterprise from the heginning upon
substantial business basis with abundant means to
make newspaper second in interest and ability To
other III the city aud while the paper will be fearless
y Dcmocatic it will scdueusy avoid all faction the
dcadlirst bane to party efficiency.
We look to the DGMOCR ATTIC MASSES for support,
ana shall labor to make "'rllE UNION" in every way
worthy their confidence and liberal patronage fresh
readable aud fealess Journal
TERMS Per Annum, Three Dollars or served by
Carriers SlN CENTS Per WEEK,
u" Orders shoaid be addrcsstd to
10. sEVERNs & CO.,
NO. lJO South Third ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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SHERIFF's SALES.

I)Y virtue of writ Of Leudyi FaciGs me directed,
ID issued of the Court Uf Common .leas of the
county Of Columbia, Pennsylvania, will be exposed to
public sale, at the Court House, in Bloomsbury,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-27

sH- The article concerning veal" in
the August number Of the Atlantic Month
ly, by the The Country Parson, is the
very juciest cut of sir.loin beef it has ever
besn our fortune to taste. 1t is worth more
than all the rest of the number together.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
UNlON COJNIY STAR& LEWSBURG CHRONCIEFEBRUAR s. 1871


Judge liza iiarris, (ReP) Of Albany,
! has been chosen a. successor TO Wm. II.
| Seward in the L. ). Senate. Horace
Greely was his principal opponent, all the
other candidates combining to defea; Hor-
ace, Chicago fashion, So he aud Seward
now have a "lelow feeling"
E. ii Runuell, candidate of the Doug
las Democrats, was at last elected Speaker
of the California House by union with
the Republicans. The decision in the case
Of the Amaden quicksilver mines gives
the mines to the claimants, and recognizes
their Claim to the adjoining lands
The people of Wisconsin claim to have
% 900. 900 bushels Of wheat on hand,
5000, 900 Of which they need for bread
and seed -leayiDg Sixteen Millions Of
Bushels Of " heat for our Eastern market
as soon as Spring opens.
Charles d. Hineline, the able, fearless
and eloquent editor of the Sentinel, the
Douglas paper III Harrisburg, has retired
10 deep disgust with the treachory and
imbeciIity Of The leaders Of that party in
this State. His successor, VIM. b. Sipes,
We judge will "go in for whatever will
"pay' best.
Aterrible inundation happened in Hol-
land 10 Jaurary-the everlasting water
and ice sweeping away hundreds Of dwell
Jugs ,ha, stood for scores of years, aud in
very many cases loss of property, cattle,
and life. while thousands suffered hunger
and cold.
A slave in Missouri, named Anderson,
in attempting to gain bis freedom kiilcd bis
master, and reached Canada, where DC was
sdiudsed 10 De delivered up, not for esca-
ming, but for the killing, uader the extra
di,iun laws between Great Britain and the
United States In England, however,
superior Court las issued ha5eas corpus,
and Anderson will be taken over seas to
have his fate determined upon. 1t is
there claimed that slave has right 10
escape if be can, and any one hinderlne
does SO at his own risk Canada does
DO, Ike this interference, and it may turn
out very important case. (Doutriess,
England will project Slavery in South
Carolina
Indiana has had four Governors within
four months. Gov. Willard died, and
Lieut.. Gov. Hammond took his place
Gov LIue was elected, resigned 10 be L.
5 Senator, and Lieut.. Gov Morton takes
his place.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
Blacklist ForgerieS I.

When the Slaveocracy sought to force
Kansas into their deadly arms, they stuffed
the ballot-boxes at KickaPoo, Oxford, &c.,
with hundreds Of false tickets, under such
bogus names as Buchanan, Greely, Douglas.
Fremont, Calhoun, Bcecher, &c. Since
the people Gin November) gave Three
Million majority against them, they arc
now desperately engaged in nullifyiug
that decision by pretended Petitions for
the Breckenridge Slave-Code, now styled
"Crittonden's Compromise'-,be same
wolf, under another Sleeps clothing. A
few days ago, one Pendle,on, Slaveocrat,
presented in Congress, with tremendous
flourish, what he claimed as the petition
OF Ten thousand men Of Cincinnati, OF
all parties, for this new Slave dodge.
Mr Gurley, Member from that city,
well acquainted there, has since eramined
tue Monster Petition: be finds but FOUR
thousand names in all (abou, one quarter
oi tue Democratic vote in Noy0; among
them are many persons unknown to him.
and others are Republicans, who say thew
never saw the petition, never au,bor;za I'd
their names to be signed to it, and disap
prove of it totally l......In New York cit,
men are hired to stand at ferry boats, &c.
and get names of men, women and chil
dren to similar petitions, (all of which to
getber do not reach the Fusion vote las
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
gn;on ComI.., CU:.rs Proclamation

HyINEREA6, the Hon. AB'M S.Wii.SpN,
w President Judge for the 2n:h judicial
District Of Pennsylvania, composed OF the
counties of Unlou, M,llin and Snyder, and
JNu WSiMnsToS and JonN MALLS ESqs., ASso-
cla,e Judges IN Union county, have issued their
prccept. bearing date the 22t day OF Dec,
1850, and to me directed. for the holding oi an
Orphans Court, Courr OF Common Pleas, Oyer
aud Terminer. and General Quarter Sessions
al LEWIS3URG, Tor the county OF tNlON,
on the third MONDAY of FE'BI (being the
ash iav) 1861. and 10 continue one week,
Notice is therefore hereby gwen 10 the Cor
uuer Justices Of The Peace and CJGslables IN
and for The county Of Gaion, to APPEAR III their
own proper persons with their records, inqu'-
Sitons. examinations aHd ujhcr rcmemSFaGceS
TO do those things which of their Office, and il
their behalf appertain 10 be done; and all Wit
neSScS and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons. are required 20 be then aud there
attending, and not depart without leave al their
neril Jurors are requested 10 he punc;ual IN
,he.r attendance at the appointed time asreea-
bic 10 notice.
Given under my hand and seal al the Sher-
if = O.iice IN Lewi>burg, the lUh lay Of
Jan, in he year of our Lord oae thousand
isht hundred aGt SiXly-one. the eiehv-tiith
year OF the independence OF the United states
of America.-Gui save the Commonwealth. !.
JOHN cRO~SGR0VE, Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

Fan,) which they trumpet forth as Pub
lie Sentiment So unfair, SO vile, Is
Slavery to the last.
AyoruER.-Just before the Virginia
election Of Monday, forged letter, sigued
a. Liacoln," was circulated in that State,
in which he is made to speak as though he
measurably sympathized with John Brown,
1t was SO glariDg!y mean and false, that, i.
would seem by the vote, i: must have dis
gustcd everybody, with .himble-fuli Of
brains, against the party that used 1t!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

NoTICE.-A meeting of the EXecu
tive Committee o: the Union county Agreuitur.l soci-
" viii he held ILESDA T. the l9th dny oT Fcb
nrxt. brtwr"n the hours of and II o'clock. =, v st
the oce Of j. A. M-rtz, Lcwishurg, Or thepuTpOe Of
maxim settlement Tor tho pat year
Jan. 10, 1901. JAN MEETZ, Reg Sec'ry
ELECTIOy.-A general meeting Of
the Members uf the Union county Agricultural Society
will b. hrli .h- office = Nrrt4 in IL hnrrU II T
Lrwi.burr IELSpiI tie iith day oi bruary xt,
brtwrvn tn. hours 4 anI O'Clock T. NJ, for the Pur
pose # claetius officers for tbr ensuing year.
Jan. 10. lsDl. }. MEErH Recg Secry.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
RLGISTEH'5 WCTICE.


! 0IljE Is btrcbE gwen 10 all con-
y ctruc i,lhat the following named persons
nave sei.led their accounts IN The Register $
Oiice at lewiSbure. Union county, and that
the SAID accounts will be presented FOL coniir-
nation ana allowance a, the Orphans Court
to be held Al LENlSGtRG, for the county of
Union. on the fourth Friday Of FEBRUARY
next, being the 22 day of SAID month, VIZ:
The account of christopher tiemberling,
Administrator OF Cat5Wsne Bo,cer, late Of
Kelly Up, decd.
= The first account Of $. L. Ranck and l..
Rauck. Executors Of the last viii and leSta-
mcnt of Isaac R1nck, late Of White Deer Tp..
decd
3 The account Of Andrew Hauck, Guar
dian of Nry Jme aud RIchael Ann MireiP
minor children of John ShiveIy, late of Lime
stone Up, deed.
4 The account Of Samnel n. Orwig. Ad-
miniStrator of JsmeS d. Ham6H, Esq, tate of
Lewisburg, deed.
GEORGE MERRILL. Register
Registers Office, Lewisburg, Jan, 81, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

DY virtue Of writ Of PiI. Lev. IA. issued
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Union county and 10 me directed, ,iwIl. expose
10 Public sale or Query, on THURSDAY, the
2lst day of Feb'V, lsCl, at the Public House
of l. Brewer, N the borough Of Lewisburs,
al o'clock, p NJ
All that two-slorcy frame Binding and Lot
OF ground, situate on Old Market street IN the
the borough of New Berlin, adjoining lot Of
Joseph Shaiier on me west, Plum street on the
east and Church alley on the north, containing
IN front on sad Market street sIx,y-slx feet,
and IN depth -- :ce', w,h the lot or piece
Of ground and curIiIage aPpurtenant to SAID
building &c. as the property Of Wr4 HIunq.
JOHN CkU>>GHUvE, Sheuu.
Lewisburs, Jan -, ls6l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
The only Amendment needed

To the United States Constitution, is, that
no more Territory shall be hereafter ac-
quired, in any manner, without the assent
Of the Legislatures Of all the States.
Then, and then only, can the Free States
and Slave States feel alike secure. They
could manage the presen; Siates-but to
spend millions more TO coerce and ens!ave
Mexico and Central America, and 10 buy
Cuba, the Free States can not and will
not. And the South would revolt from
adding Canada, &c. If we are partner
ship Of States, let no new Territory (soon
to be States come in, without the assent
Of ali the present partners. Mr.. KILLING
ER briefly but fOrcbly touched this point,
in his Speech in Congress On the lst inst,
as follows:
"But | may as well, in ,hi; connection,
state al insuperable OH -ction to the an.
nexation of more territory, AID the posi-
tive establishment of slavery there By cor
stitutional provision. Instead Of being a
compromise, and settling the vexed ques-
tion, such provision would proves fouu-
tain of bitter waters, for ever tend to i.li-
clustering fOrays on ueighboring territory,
and renew the warfare now raging SO
frrcely. In 1910, Mexico abolished sla-
very and if it be our manifest destiny,
as some contend, TO absorb and annex that
country, | will not agree, in advance, to
blight it with slavery"
The unique National Convention now
in session, Congress, and all the Compro-
misers, would do well to rally for that SIN
gle amendment, and thus all fears Of new
Slave States on the South, aud new Free
States on tie North, would be avoided.
That provision would afford a plain bu,
cfftctual ground for settlement Of the
main controversy: all lesser questions
could conform TO it.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
Re al Estate.
FOP RENT.

gNNHE large Double Brick House and t-A,
large Stable on upper Market St,Ilxa
now occupied by Mr.. Guldin as pubic
house. It viii be rented as public house,
or may be occupied by two private families
Inquire Of BENZ. CAWLEY. Agent
or JOHN orr, near Milton.
Feb 1861.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

ENHE subscriber offers ior sale several IA
BRICK HOUSES and other Bull IA
dinsS. situate in The Borough Of Lewi>burg.
Persons wishing TO purchase, will please
call on Mr.. Jonathan " ole, who viii give
Them such Information as they NAV desire.
Ju!y ;, $50 q. SCHNABLE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

HARTFORD CONVENTION, No. Del
agates from the Cotton States Except
Texas and louisiana met in Monigome-
ry, Alabama, 4th inst. Howell Cobb, Of
Ca, (whO SO ef,ctually depleted the L.
S. Treasury was chosen President, aud
the fun loving editor, Jack. Hooper, Sec
rotary. Ga taking the Chair, Cobb took
occasion to remark that "The occasion
that has assembled US together is one Of
no ordinary character. We meet as the
representatives Of sovereign and independ-
ent States, who, by their solemn judgment,
have dissolved all political association
which connected them with the Govern
ment of the United States. Ii is nor a
fired, irrerocabIe fact. Tie separation is
perfect, complete and perpetual"
The second day, they went into secret
session, TO see what to do with their e.
ephant.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
FOR SALE,

I'HAT valuable EGIrl. lard property
L situate II Bufaiue township, atJ,inrns
lands OF Jacob Drrr and William Cameron.
with eveTyth thIHg complete for the manu'acrure
ol Brlc.. &C. A&O ELILDiNG LOIS. Terms
Easy. Apply 10
JpUT WHISPER rit'srurg.
or his ATTY. NAI. CANESyN JE. IeSisburg
Oct II i.rG
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

UNIOY-SAyING CAUCUS.-UPop the in
vi,atiOn of Virginia, gentlemen appointed
by the Governors of New Hampshire,
Vermont, New York, Rhode Island, Con-
necticu', New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana, Iowa, Illinois, Delaware, Mary
land, Virginia, Kentucky, Missouri,
Tennessee, aad North Carolina met il
Washington last MoDday, to "talkit over"
Their meetings are not public, and their
proceedings all guesswoTk. That misera-
bic traiicr, and Texas copspirator, John
Tyler, is Presidcnt-no compliment, aud
no indication Of anything good coming
out of the meeting.
Gov. Curtin commissioned, as members
from Pennsylvania, james Pollock Of Nor
thumberland, Wm. NJ. Meredith of Phil
adelphia, Thos. L. Franklin of Lancaster,
David Wi!mot Of Bradford, Thomas White
Of Iud., \. ". Loomis of Piitsburg, and
VIM. Mkennon Of Washington.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
Pure .Eava GUEFEE. ground.
Willow sais1 Z edaiT Ware. Glass
ware. SIccDs.yarc. Earth.
ware. sSEr. IviUR SC

ware. HOrc, INine. sc.
Fish O3 ffaid, Pine O7, Coad'e>, CoHdH
oaR Imp HtrE, Tolo,r, Lo,5, dc.
Soaps of all kinds, Wheel Grease. etc.
G obGrco ara GcGGrs, Il rhoiec uaucin.
Flour, Corn Meal, Potatoes, Corn,
Rye, Oats, DC, always on hand.
G.s5s d,h'r.J,d .t5,e o -targe 10 customer,
resiTng oifh,n the i rough.
T. att.ta;. ra ~runnsHrr 40 the artfrlos which
have - sal. ui o.. impossible We would -,~T-tt I
t"iir invite The ul.Ir J, ausur oUr
,t rr.r--lr> ". confident ,i Icing ati. o. -rl a
,al ;htv rap t boo ht this sid cf N lairllit
W. would slt uiary solicit country irrLd, sy,
us a call: ;0r
Itc purchase oN manner ot Produce,
and pay 81, high a. any body else.
Lew.-hur-, \ i.II. -, l-yt- 7 C. EVANS CO
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
Slifer, Walls, Shriner & Co,

Manufacturers of Bullock's Patent Mower
and Reaper, Buckeye Reaper q Mower, Dar-
lins's Patent Horse Power, Wilson's Patent
Fodder Gutter, Rch's Patent Iron plow, and
Michigan Double PIow; also, Stoves and Cas-
tugs of all kinds.
Central Fou"cl,y and Nuchine S,op, Cor
ner .Sirth and Nirket streets, Lewis-
burg, JaiOa Co., Ra.
Nov
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
Buckeye was again the Victor !!

DuCEeyc WdS dSdAu tue SiCtUI
And so also at nearly all the field trials and
exhibitions in 1888, 80 and 60, when 1t was
a competitor. AT number of exhibitions it
received the First Premium as Mower, First
Premium as a Reaper aud First Premium as
A Combined Machine. These numerous
awards prove conclusiveiy the correctness of
the decision al Syracuse.
The combined opposition of the manulac-
tureTs of Moving and Reaping Machines and
their efforts to crush aud TO bring into disre-
pute the Buckeye, only served to prove It's
SUPERIORITY; and the fears they enter
tained Of lis final success and triumph were
evidences Of the real worth and merit of the
machine.
The Machine has now pa ied through four
harvestS, and during the last three over Nine
Thousand have been built and sold-and The
farmer may Judge of its reputation by the nu-
merous awards made by committees both at
field trials and at State and County Exhibi-
tions, as well as from the numerous demands,
which the manufacturers have never yet been
able TO supply.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

VERY BEST or ALWAYS on HAND!
VERY BEST OIL ALWAYS ON HAND!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

To EsasSurss .Ves.-The LEvisRuRG CHRONICLE.
ruhliei on the Cash system has the largest aud tst
sircaIation Of any Newspaper in Union County.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

or his A'tv,
Oct II i-f0
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-04

NE SFeuEsrRATIoN LAws-On the 3Oth Of
August lost. an act was passed eequestratine
The property Of nlieE enemies. The ,confisca-
t'on of the property Of the citizens of the
Southern Confcderasy made this act indispensa.
bic. The provisions of the act afforded M
r"rently the most ample and complete means
tor its enforcement. The stringent sinterrova.
tories proposed by the Attorney, .Gcnenrar. nad
his instructions, were evidently designed ia
stimulate the receivers and other officers of the
Confederate courts to the utmost promptncss
and energy iii the execution of the law.
Iwenty-six days have elapsed siace the en-.
"ctment of the law Iut no,pet:tiou or process
Of garmishmcnt has yei 6eca issued from the Con.
Jeaer0tc courts mnder The provisions of the Sc
qncstratio,. ldn.
The instructions of the Attorney General
the spirit of the law, and the cxigcncies of the
times alike demand that receivers should no,
wait The slow, uncertain process of sinforma-
t'ons' against property To save the;vast fund
IN trusted to their care they should strike bold
~ and above all speedily. We hear some sur
prise expressed Mt the tarlinsss with which the
sequestration law is being en- forced in Virrini:
and in other States of the Con nfelcraoy.-R;ch
mond D;sputch.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-04
DIED, the 22l of Sept. in Abbcville Dis,r..

DYED, the 22d of Sept. in Abbcville Di: lr.
5. C., WILLIAM PlCkENS BLACK, in t.
l7th year Of his age. lie was the eldess. s..
of MIR. Ramsay Black. and though n yoii.
but few Summers he had nobly respond
his Country's call,
lie was n memberso of Capt 1Iestcr's Comp;
9th Reg't SIC. w. and had gone forth to n.
|sthe. enemy upon the Virginin soil
lie endured the hardshjps and.prvaticn.
campslife for several months. during wi
t'ms.hls youthful constitution became sba:.c.
by disease. Therefore on the 18th d,iy Of l.
gust, undblesto remain longer. he Ieavey
'comEades- ir.arns" TO return to his Fat.
+ |'house,:where he arrived but three weeks bc. -.
his spirit bid' adeu to earth. Pickens leav
behind qohle testimony. and a name to ];
when he Is dead: 5Ha fell not only in his c..
t.ys Service, but in the very morning of life
When butl4 years DID, he dedicated hims !.
the ssersice, q, the Redeemer, and, became
consistent member, Of shilql' .eharcl. Al,
thefseeen Monday amidst large concourse
|.n1ourhing relaL ives And friends his renal
Were consigned to the tomb, to fsipmher ".
the great day Of the Lord"
May this. Providence be tlessed to al, b.,
especially to the young, and to those v;
whom he had so recently mingled iii the ten le
fields. Il was dumb. 1-opened not my mou.I
beenuse thou dsdst it." F.p
T Sept 2sth 1861.