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THE WAR.

Kentucky ia in a terrible condition.
The recent efforts made 10 force the elayes
into the army have created deep feeling
against the Administration. West Of the
line Of the Louisville aud Nashville Rail-
road, the State is controlled by tho guar-
rilIas. Excepting along the Ohio and
Mississippi, where the Federal troops have
garrisoned towns, no soldiers venture
abroad.
Fornoly the Administration adopted
humane policy aud found Kentucky quiet
aud traciablc Now, forco IS opposed by
force ADD social war RACES ali over the
State. General Payne, under whose aus
spices this misery was begun has just been
sent 10 Indiana. We hope he viii not be
permitted to re-cnacl there bis policy Ia
kentucky,
I. is ted now 'b,t Il . retreat of Sher-
ia "a VI the Sh'o9ndosh Valley was not
caused by g. 2iIy g DC"emen.s, 80 much as
| by the Adm ajaraio1. \ staff officer,
| bigl. in position in %5s-''o~' e arn'v, is our
autnor.,y for stq',ug 'La, hen tJa Fed.
era, troop. were dawn MP tie other day,
Iprepg,ed to give Lss'y battle near straits.
burg,a petemptory order was sent 10 oher-
/ i4an from Washington commanding hi. re.
tgeqtto the potomac.
Gen wGrreu's Corps still h5Ida the ;nr
trenched position on tlr Weldon Railrsad,
south Of Petersburg The enemy, since
the severe battles Of Friday aud Saturday
have made repeated attempts to drive
| Warren of bu, have talles.
| There is lothing dong at Aunute.-
kiipatucl,, with the Federal cavalry has
just retained from raid against the Al-
lauta and Montgomery Railroad. lie
captured one cannon anl seventy pris ou-
ers had hard time generally. and did
very little Damage 10 the railroad
! B.igadier- General Hays, Of Warrens
Corps, wa: captured Ly the Conledrates
on Saturday, in the contest at the Weldon
| Railroad,
Colonel s, NJ. Bowman Of the s4th Penn
sylvan!a Regiment, is hereafter to c0a,-
mand in Delaware.
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n:i5" The AiI4Ht,c .MomLiy (Abolilion)
for September is on our table 1t has a
list Of fifteen articles, wo.t If which are
decidedly pleasant rcading--Tho best o
which to our notioni. Ike Marvels "Wo
Weather Work, - being NJ. viii and TIA e
conclusion. They nrc ths most scholarly
aud entertaining reading furnished by the
Ittniic succ the first few volumes We
think it will be Ike's best book. The typ,
and paper Of the mag zinc are excellent
"The Cadmcan madness is in many lie.
$pec's c'Fi,al papr.
1icknor 8 ficid,, B 'Slou, Mass. So OC
gear.
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Gos- y Bush Meeting, hy the United
Brethren, will commence August 30th inst.
o@tho Grounds Of Daniel kostcubaudcr
one mile from the Esther Furnace, in Cat
awissa township, on the road leading tt
the mountain a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all Christians, and Divine Ser.
vice will be celebrated three lines a.day
for one week.
The Rev, Me-srs Koycs, Rigcr aud 9th
or eloquent Preachers will take part in
the exercises,
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ANOTHER FlHG.-On Friday morning
last, at hall past clock, a fire Lroko
out i'll stable owa'd by llou. Jacob
Evans and occupied by Abraham Long.in
Eosr Blooms burg, which soon spread to the
adjoining stables, some four in tu5or
belonging to Snyder d MoH dcnhu |, Sam
ue Gross and Samuel Mylck, which were
totally destroyed with their contcDtg con,
e. sisting Of straw gnd hay. The stables
were all frame,in toerable good condition,
with no Insurance upon them. There was
10 live stalk lost save two fine hogs be,
longing to Samuel Nlelick. Abraham
Long and Samuel Qross both lost a lot o
fnc hay. The fire is supposed to be the
work Of an incthdiary. Loss probably
fifteen hundred doll ar. Stor.
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Sa~ The Baltimore Convention, whicI

ply~ The Baltimore Convention, which
renomnated Mr. Lincoln, resolved
That We approve the determination of
the governments of the United States not to
compromise with rebels, or to offer any
, terms of peace except such as may be bas-
ed upon an unconditional surrender OF their
. hostility, and return to their first ale
glance 10 the Constitution and laws of the
ULted States and that we call upon the
government to maintain their position, aud
10 prosecute the war with the utmost pos
sible vgor to the complete suppression OF
the rebellion, in full reliance upon the
self. sacrii, ing potriolism the heroic valor,
and the undyng devotion of The American
people to their country and its free instl-
tutions.
Even the convention "of Office holders
aud contractors" as they were dubbed by
by one Of his own organs; even the man
of corruption and OF shoddy who renomi-
mated Mr., Lincolp made but ono condition
to peace--"the unconditional surrender of
hostility" which can only mean the res =
toration Of the authority and integrity OF
the Union. TO this single condition Mr.
Lincoln subjoins "the abandonment Of
slavery Aad the Times, his own organ,
onfesses that the people will not sustain
him in demanding that ultimatum. Ir,
deed they will net What right has the
President to plant an insurmo0ntab!e bar
risr in the paths OF pease!
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BY TEe Amcricar Nonthy Demo
cratlt) is OH our table, with bill Of fare,
consisting Of thirteen articles, and an cd
isors Table as dessert of good things.
1t is by far the best number published ,and
fully equal to the best magazine sin the
United States. "Peace and its c0nseQuen.
ees,' "Haboas Corpus" Essays, Tales
and Poetry make up the contents of The
september number. If our space permit
ted, We should like to give some extracts
from the paper on the "llabeas Corpus"
but that being impossible, we advise our
readers to subscribe Tor the American, and
read the whole.
Address j. Holmes Agnew, No. 81,
Park Row, New York, S3 90 year.
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Cure far Co'gA or Colk--As soon as
there is the slightest unoasiness OF tho
Chest, with diffi1utyot breathing, or in
dicatiops OF Cough, take during he day a
few browns Bronchial Troches" Con-
tanning dcmulcent ingredients, they alay
Pulmonary Irritation Military Officers
aud Soldiers should have them in readi-
neSs upon the first appearance of a Cold or
Cough.
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Ig5- 1t will be seen BY an advertise
inent in another column, that the School
Directors of Montour township, offer large
Inducements to those who wish 10 voluu.
teer, and thus avoid the draft. Parties
can do so ~ calling on j. II. Harman,
Rupert Pa,
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la," Negro Recruits are said to be very
aesre3 III New York They threaten to
be very scarce in the ormy--in fact they
make thems elves so.
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ssay Godey's September Magazine,
which is already on our Table, is rich,
rare and elegant. Its promptitude is equal
led only by its beauty and interest. Go
dey is the Prince Of literature publishers
and the soul of finished gentleman.
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SCHOLARSHIPS FOi SALE.

Pusburgh CONNER rcial College
Bughumptin
GI,ttcndt@,s 4" Philadelphia.
These Scrps, in amounts of SlJ and sou and aNR
cash, by the student on entrng either efhe
above Colleges Young desiring TO obtain a nm sh
ed Collegiate Education, will here mud good specu
tion by applyiag at th0 ofhee oltha
May l. is6i COLUMBIA DEMCCRAT.
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ORANGENILLE kOEMAL SCHOOL
and
AEAD u M "
The next term Of this Institution viii commence on
Monciaey, August l5h, 1864,

The organizationonhe Normal School with PGcpara'
tory aud Model departments ootds students OF dIer'
ent grades the be stopportuny lOr pcfecl Cdssih'
cation aud rare facilities for complete COURSE o lh'
stTuCtlOn,
Weekly Scientific Lectures illustrated with aPparRl'
us aud weekly Lectures the Theory add PraCte oi
Teaching will be gwen by the Principal.
Tuiten per term Of II weeks, from "a 10 so. Incl
dentals for Library, Repairs &c dOcts.
For further particulars inquire of Prof II, u. Wal
Principal OF MLEssE. WILLIAMS, Sec Of Trus.
tees.
u August u, 1864,
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J, IT II IN y : MI,
Eighth below Coates ST., hilad' Il

From Rev Warren Randolph Pastor ef Baptist Churc
Germantown, IA.
Or. @. NJ. JACKSON Dear Slr:-PJrsOnal experience
enables to say that regard the German bittrrs
prepared by you most excellent mrUrina In cases
of cold Hud general debility haze been grrat
ly benefited ly the Oi til" Bitirrs ma doubt not
they VIII proigcu similar Ell cts on others.
Yours respectfully, WARREN RANDOLPH
GuimantOWn II, PCnn'a
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From Ece. 81 .fcrfo" Erown. u. H. Fior Of the EacI
otoPchd g Rciig'ouS haOWIoigc, and Christian Car0
ir{r, Phi'ddc'yhid

otoPcHd Gf Religious h"ODtoigc and Chrisiiqn Caro,-
isic, Ph,iddc'phia
although not disposed to favor or recommend Patent
Medicines ~ neral through dietru-i GC their inrrc
dents and effects yet know Of ~ eririrnt rrasous
why man may not TESTIFY to the hrn"Gt he hriIrvcs
himself to nave received from any simple preparations
others.
do this the more readily in rcratd 10 IIooIan, !
"tra" hittrs' prepared by Dr. g. VI. Jackson, Of tn
city, because wa7 prcjudccd against item Tor unuv
years, under hr Impression that they were chiefly an
al ohollc MIXTURE. a indebted tO my fri mi Robert
shoemaker, Esq for the removal ,f this prejudice hv
proper tests ana Tor On arrangement to Try hrm VIII, n
suffering from great and long continued debility The
Us" "t three bottles uf these Bitter> the beginning
OF the present year was followed by evident relief
and restoration To degree of bodily aud mental ygui
winch had not tC!t for SIX months before, and had ii
most dcspair.d Of rrgaininp | thcrrturr tnrnk Cod
aud my triand or directing me- to thruSr of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
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AndifOr'S " nrlcE,

ES,ole oC NatAo8 OhUsr, lote Of G,eea
root t0wnsb'p, COL. co., deceased.
INnE undersigned, auditor appointed by the orphsos
Couu oC Columbia county 10 make distribution Of
the fund in The hands Of Thomas OGDEN Executor of
the estate Of Nathan Oliver deceased, among the heirs
sal drccdout, the duties Of his appointment at the
Recorders siocH BuomshUrg, ON thursday, The 25tb
day of Nuost, \. D., 1854, at u oc'ucN IN the tore.
noon, when aud where all persons Interested are
qursted present their claims or bcoevcr drbirred
fromu share in said As8cts
JOHN G, FREEZE.
July 30, lStl.-At AUDI OF
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Saturday Morning, Aug. 27,1864

psy- He who pays dollar to an Abol-
ition political preacher might as well pay
an inccndiary 10 set fire to his own house.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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Address post paid, DR.. Hunter, No. Division
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Every his own salesman! JONES 4 co. Of tho
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luAbus (N, J0 and Milestuwu, Ua) baptist Church
New Columbus, n Y.
DR. c. NJ. JACKSON - Dear Sir feet II pleasure
thus, of my accord TO bear testimony TO the cN
CCGncc of thj German BitterS Someye since beng
much afflicted with Dyspepsia, usfd them with great
beneficial results. have often recommended them to
persons enicebud by that tormehtng disease and have
heard from them the most faterng Testimonials as to
their great value. In cases Of general debility be-
icve 1t to be q tonic that cannot be surpassed,
J.M. LYONS.
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Prepared by
Dr. Il. w. Wells,
Practical Physician
WILKES. BARRE, PA.

OFFICE-over L. g, Pains Store,
MARKET STREET.
For Sah by alt Druggists throughout
Tie Comlhy.
Ps-Eyery agent is authorized 10 rciuad the money
where the compound falls to relieve Full Directions.
accompany each boI,io IN English. French and Ger
nan.
N B.-No Carthcic medicine is re.
quircd. In treating Five thousand cases,
l have never known case to require
Physc, or have | ever known it to fail in
thoroughly removing the diseases. AS
devote all my time a! the study and treat
ment of Diseases OF THE BLOOD l
am prepared to givo advice igrotis) by ap-
plying to my Office or by letter, accom-
panied by Stamp
L. w, WELLS,
NJ ID.
Wholesale 81 Cortland Stree, Naw York
Sold byW II. Greasy * Co. Iight street-Ml
OodsOA, Berwick, ia.
Juns IS 1861. IN
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From Rrv. j. II. Turner, Pastor of uedding NJ. L..
Church, Philada.

Dr. JACK son Dear Sir - Ilavngu used yonr German
Btcr> my family frequently am pre- pared to say
that it has been u great service believe that in most
of generally debility Of hc system the satcs
aud most valuable remedy OF which have any kuowI.
edge. Yours, SC, j. Il. IT RNEE,
No. elG n NinctacHth SlrsCt
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate of Henry Erdle*, dtceasoR.
Z ETrEES Tcstancutary on the estate OF Henry
II FCdurr, late uf CrHtTe township, Cuiumbiu county
deceased, have been graued by the Register Of Villa
S-C 80 the uHdurN'gne moth resIdiug in MiftInvhe.
al persons having raim5 against the estate uf the
dccndeut requested 90 present them 10 the EXsCu
tors without dripy and all persons indebted to make
payment CoJtlA Ill. SAMUEL GREASY,
GEORGE EEDDER. TX rs
July 30. l-64 CIV eanO+.
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READ SVEf0 SAYS SD {.

From the Rev Lew Beck Pastor or the Banrst Chmch
Iembcu1n, \. J.. formerly Of the North BAPTIST
Church, Phila alCphia.
have known IlOonandl German Rutprs f,vorobIv
for Il numhcr Of years. have used them in NV own
family, aud have been 50 pleased with their ri'icts
that was induced to rccOmucnnd them to many 9th.
crs, and know that they have operated in strurly
beneficial manner take great PLEASURE IA thus puli.
cIy prncliIhhg ms fact and calling the attention Of
those Hit ted with those diseases for which they are
rccnmmcndcd 10 those Biitcra, knowing from expcri
cucc that my recommendation VIII be- sustained [ do
this piore checriuy ilonnlnd BlDtcrs is intended
to bcncht the afflicted, and 1t not "a drink
Yours tfhly, LEVI G. BECK.
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List of Cansps for Sep. Terra 1854

List OF tanSPS for Sep. Terra 1854.
| Philip Wmtersteen va Val. Winterstosn.
Henry Wells vs George Klnly.
elijah MCNIurtriG VS. Christian Wolf,
jacob Harris VS. Peter Iacoby
George luphs CT al vs. j. y, Criswel.
Rus sci Stnkcr, vs. VIM lkcler.
w bOngenhergcr, ct al VS. Z. Wolf 1T al.
Daniel + Scybcrt, IS Reuben Nicely
81 RhEAurt & Bros SIas ID Edgar
10 Joseph Hartman vs. Reuben Lins.
II Samuel Buck aud ChaIles Buck IS Jesse GacS
II David Achenback vs. John Watd,n
l3 WIN Long, vs. Reighart.
IA John Giggcr, vs Richard Menarh
- LongenbcrgeI, ct al vs. lcshus Robson aud VIZ
Hoylas.
l6 Henry Gimer, IS Moore C-'yelinr
Il The Com of PCnna Va Jacob tIslGh
Il Jno AlegHr aud sarah Alicgar VS. JnO Ale 'ar
~ Enos l. Adams, vs. +. Seyhrrt and Henry Dnak,
~ Samuel Williams VS. Charles II Dieterich and Geo
Herring
81 u f Reigbard W Elizabeth VansIcElG.
- Luke Roam ana Anna Roam Chas II Di5IIericA.
y James l. Duna vs. Michael Brobst
ei PhInp DIctGrLh VIM Long.
8! Wilson Ager VS. Joseph Long.
p Hugh MCRoyuOli5 ct al Va Fe,uT Orpha7!.
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BAO@ElE3DURG TBARBSBTa o
CANDIDATES..
CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY.

We are authorized TO announce he name Of GEO
SCOTT, Of Catawssa, as candidotc for ASSEMALY
At the approaching general election in this Represen
atNc District, composed Of the counties Of Columbia
aud MUntOut, subject to tho decision OF the Columbia
County Democratic COuvention
July :, loG4. pd
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EARS, EYES,

phitc or mcrcerral Sore mouth, ami throat, chronic
liberation Of the Lungs Stomach and Kidneys, PIN.
pes Postuncs and BloChes. Rheumatism Fcna'e
Weakness Lcrcorrhao, arising from internal ulceta
on, Dropsy, Goncnal Debility Emaciotion and all dig
duscs ofthe
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ksGsvAEsa9 AssOGsAT Tr0N,

PHILADELPHIA, "a.
nisoaeo cf III eNervcus. Seminal Urinary, and Sex
- uaI Systems aud reliable trcallnept--In re.
ports ofthe HOWARD ASsOClhTION-sen by mail
IN .racd letter "nvcops free OF charge. Address DR.
J. SHILLING IlUuGhrUN, Howard ASSOCIATION. No.
South Ninth street, Piaduphi., IA
ImlN q. i-nI IL
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Candidate for Sheriff.

CIARhFS II, HESS, Esq, Of MifflD
~ township, we are authorized to announce, viii
b" candidate tor the llEIFFAbTH, the approach.
ing Gcucral Election, subject to the decision Of The
Columbia County Democratic Convention.
June 1, l,Gi.t
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Traverse Jurors for September Term
IQ6H

Traverse Jurors for September Term
1864.
Benton--Eli Mcndcnhal Samuel Rhonc John Ikoer
Beaver-Gidoon Brcdbondet.
Btiatcreck-JOscph Stackhouse, Henry Lamon, Alb
solcm Boinboy
COnyngham-Isaac lIaus
Cen Joseph Ggger, Samuel Bower william ide-
ley. Nnthanial IT, Campbell
Catawissa-Juhn KciGr.
tishingcreek Laudenbaeh. Jacob Sucker,
Philip Appeman
Greenwood David nomott VIM Iawton, David G.
Abertson.
Hemlock--Jackson Emmiu VIM Loidy
JacksOn-Jacob Lunger, Frederick WilGs.
Locus t-Silas Johnston, John Walter,
NontOur-David CLARK, Jac OBJ Atnwine
MadisOn-D David Bnbb.
Main-Joseph Masteer George Miller
Mount peasant-DaVid X. Appi eUan Nlalchia Ruckl @
sugarloaf- John Lewis.
Scott Moore Creveling, WIN Long. Samuel Hcta
Grand Jurors for september Term
1864.
Rluom.- Andrew Madison, Elisha Shut
Bentuu--1 bomas o. Cole, thrisiiaH Ash.
Hor Berwick -JacOJ " Dclerich.
Catawssa--Jacob urumhellcr, ElUs Weaver
tentrc--E. J lrknan,
Conynuhan-Robert Gorrrll, Alexander Morgan
Fishingcruek--Ja Jackson mclienfy.
Greenwood Samuel Mcllenry.
Hemock-John Kistler, John Bct1
Jackson-Siias w. McHenty.
hocu st-peter X Horbine, Peter swans. Gs9rgs
Huttzul.
Muin-Joseph Goiger. Isaac Veto.
Madison keifisf A. Smith, Henry M,ls,
Mifiin Abraham hutkaleW,
RoaringcrGek- Daniel LcNan
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Candidate for A. ombIY.

At the solicitation OF many friends would announce
to the NGtrrS uf CUlumbIa Codty, that will be- Cand
date for ASSEMBLY, at the approaching general olec
unn, subject To the decision of the Columbia county
Democratic Convention.
WM. H. JACOBY,
Biooin sl,utp M,y IA I.Ci
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House and Lot for Sale.

WILL be sold cheap ond Oh easy tcrms,
" a DWELLING HOUSE AND VALUABLE LOT,
81 tuatr on Man street in West Bioomsbnrg
JOHN C FREEZE.
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SCROFULA.

SCROEULA.
DR.. b. Y. " E / / Y
AMERICAN COMPOUND For THE
BLOOD.
rms oM csta6itshod, MoSoughly hied
R'medy, recommcdci By some ofthc most
eminent PhySac5ans, has mlat0cdd a cehGrt-
ty in mast parts Of The co""try, ia rmrtng
SCROFULA OF KINGS EPIL
scrofuIous rou A. Rosc or Erysipeias sealed lica!.
ana Ring Worm Tettcr or sat Raeum Goio,or Or swell,
ed Neck go common with our American Females Gu.
rablo Cancers and CanCat0us sOI.s, Dains or Bo,is
Chronic liberated Sore,
IT HD r. VEXYW e.
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REMEMBER T'HfT THIs BiT7ERs
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1864-12-08
SELECTIONS.
"Look Upon RE !"

A few months ego pious friend called,
saying that young man of his acquaintance
was i'll, and desired to see me adding that
be had been unwell for several months, and
his mind had been somewhat seriously i'm
pressed. | called upon him as desired, and
found him apparently very low, and not 8
little anxious about the salvation of his
soul. endesvored to lead off his mind as
much as possible frOmhia bodily illness, end
turned his attention to the concerns of
eternity Agitating fears of death are
not favorable to true conviction of, sim
My first object was to awaken in him q
seqee of his sins, and then to point to Christ.
At my first visit l remained but very short
time.
After few days I called again. AS L en-
tered the room, | perceived he was better.
After some enquiries, found the subject
of religion had deep hold upon his mind.
He had the hope. endeavOred to explain
to him the way of salvation. l related a
fact.
Many years before, had been requested
to visit o most intelligent young man who
was dangerously sick. u found him anxious
to get WE'LL knew the time was short, and
preached Christ to him. | took the illus
tration of the Son of God, which he used in
his conversation with Nicodemus: GAS
Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilder
ness, even so must the son of man be lifted
up, that whatsoever believeth in him should
not perish, but have everlasting life." l
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