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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A LAXATIVE MEDICINE.
PERHAPS no one medicine is so universally required
b everybod eathartic nor was any ever before
81 universally adopted into use IN every country anu
PILL The obvious that it is more reliable
and far more efectual remedy than any other Those
who have tried il know that II cured them those
who have not know that il their neighbors and
friends and what it does it does always II
never fails through any fault of its composition
we have thousands upon thousands of certificates OF
their remarkable of the following complaints,
but such cures are known in every neighborhood,
and we need not publish them. Adapted TO all ages
and conditions in climate; containing neither caio-
mel or any hese , saar Coating preserves
them ever fresh and makes them pleasant to take.
while being purely vegetable no harm can arise from
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal vicera to purify the blood, and stimuate u
into healthy action-remoye the obstrueti9ns OF the
stomach, bowels, liver and organs of the body re-
storing their irregular action to health and BY cor
recting. whenever they exist such arrangements as
are the first origin of disease Al,
Minute directions given in the wrapper on me
box for the following complaints, which these piiis
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Istlessness Ian
guor and Loss OF Appetite they should De tassn
healthy tone and action.
Bilious Headache, Sick Headache, Jaundice or Green
Sickness Bilious Collie and Bilious Feyers they
should be udeiousy taken for each ease to correct
| the diseased action or remove the distractions
For Dysentery or Diarrhea, but one mild dose is
| generally required :,
| For Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel Palpitation OF the
Heart Pain in the Side and lioins. they should DC
continuously taken required, to change the de-
ceased action of tesystem. With such change those
| complaints disappear.
| For Dropsy and Drorsical SweiIings, they snouio
be taken in large and frequent doses to produce th'
| effect Of a drastic purge.
| As Dinner Pill, take one or two Pills TO promote
digestion and relieve the stomach.
| An occasional doses stimulates the stomach ans
bowels into healthy action restores the appetite n'
invigorates the system Hence it is often adyanta
| geous where no serious arrangements exists. On
i who feels toleraby well often finds that q dose
these PII1Ii him feel decidedly better, iron
their cleansing and renovating effect on the diges
WV bR. j. G. AVER & CO., Practical Chemist.
B0WELb, MASS U. s. A.
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CATTLE MAR 4 EFT.
TUESDAY, JAN, IT, ISt
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs. Veal
I i,nat WEEK. week, iii Fri SOS SOS 600 90 900
One year ago, 25ls s55 600 GOO 600
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef.-Extra, SlS SO e. sll 90 !;
first quality So rs a sl3 IS; second quality Sll %
"a s13 rs; third quality $40 90 "a Sl1 %. -
Prices of Stere Cattle-W orkins Oxen. Q pair sl6O
Mich cows.-s55 a s75. Extra, $50 q 800. Far
row and dry, s35 a SIS ,oo
Stores earlings. 500 a 800. Two years old. SUI
"a 500 Three years old. 500 a 500.
Sheep and Lambs--4 a SIZE; Extra good, e g
q b on live weight Per head in lots 81 rs 20 s. co.
Fat Hogs-Per h, Z "a Sc. Live weight, q oc
Calf Skins-16 a lsc. q H..
Hides-O a l0c. q ID. Talow. s &c. y ID.
REMARkS.-There were some 200 more cattle
than last week, and Of unusual good quality. bu,
prices were reduced the sales being ID to l4c for
the best. Sheep remain without change Inc sales
were AZ to &c.
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1ied

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obituaries,
including poetry TO be paid for according TO length
In Ludlow. Jan. l. Mr.. JOHN WOODBURY.. for
merly of Windham, aged 81.
In Carmel. New York Dec. Sd. SARAH L., wife
of DR.. j. Q. Adams. formerly of Cavendish VT, aged
40 years and II months
In Londonderry, Jan. ID Mrs SUSIE L.. wife o.
Lorenzo Shaffner, and only daughter of f. and L. Il.
Hathorn. aged p years. IL months, 20 days.
In Alstead. n. H.. Dec. 18th. Capt. WILLIAM
MARVIN. aged 80 years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-17

To SCHOOL DISTRICT CLERKs-IAKE
HEED.-It is important that school dis
trict clerks, clergymen, and justices OF
the peace, should make return to the
town clerks of the various towns, forth
with, of the births, marriages and deaths
of their districts for the past year, so
that the clerk can make return to the
Secretary of State. Parties interested
should examine the law and learn the
penalties attached to the non-perform-
ance of duty.
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Marrifd.

In Aeworth, Jan, l. at the residence Of the brides
father. by Rev j. Morrill, Mr.. S. ORLANDO BRACk-
EFT, of MARROW, and Miss L. JENNIE HUNTLEf,
only daughter of Sylvester Huntley of Acworth.
In walpole Jan. !, Mr.. i. i. WRIGHT. of Boston,
and Miss EMMA l.. KRAITZER, of Walpole.
In Weston, Jan. 5, GEO. II. PIPER and Mrs.
PAULINE INGLEST0N, both of Baltimore.
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s a CARD.-I tender nay greatful ae-
Enowledgements to my brethren of King
Eolomons Lodge of F. A. NJ. for their
Sisit to me at the Parsonage in body,
nd for the gift from them of Green
Acks amounting to s3l.
e w. II. WIGHT.
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TO JOBBERSI

The undersigned wish to let lot Of timber TO cut
and draw TO the river the present winter. The tim
Der stands in the North part of Rockingham. one
mile from the river ON the land Of j. H. l0cott i'll
let q large or small amount We will also let the
raing of about DO 600 feet of timber from the river
bank in Claremont. TO Bellows Falls. Address or
TARBELL. ToLMAN & co.
Bxrrows F.I1s. Jan. 18th 1853 IS
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WATCHES.

A MEXICAN and Swiss Watches-a good assort.
n ment just received. which have selected for
customers who want n reliable timekeeper, will BE-
sold low and warranted c. ii. ROWE,
Chester, VT.
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NEW JEWELRY.

yTyUE largest assortment of new and handsome de-
signs OF Jewery. in sets and single pieces. from
Bogwood fine gold-prees that will satisfy eusto-
ners-just received BY T. n hoW T.
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HEMLOCK TIMBER.

w aatcd by the Subscribers at their Mill, at the
w mouth of Saxtons River, near the Tannery,
about one-half mile below b. +. village. 100000 H.
PEELED IIEMLOCK LOGS.
Persons having logs hand eat and peeled will do
well to call upon or address -
SANFORD GRANGER * son.
BELLOWS FALLS, VT, Dee 26, 1854 o.
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Purcellcs Minstrels will present to the author OF
the best original conumdrum, splendid Novelty
Sewing Machine
The above prize will be awarded by a Committee
selected from the audience.
C. C. BRACE Agent.
G. W. PURCELLE Manager. 3-1w
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NATIONAL BANK OF BELLOWS
~ FALLS.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT. JAN. 0, 1868,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Elizabeth ID. Smith. Estate.

UMMISHIUNEKS' NUIIIE.
Elizabeth u. Smith. Estate.
WE the subscribers. being duly appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court, for the district of Westmin-
ster, commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against the
estate Of ELIZABETH d. SMITH, late OF Grafton
ini said district, deceased and also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto, and six months
from the lst day Of January 1868 being allowed BY
said court for that purpose we do therefore hereby
give notice that will attend to The Of our
in rahon II ge in said district the 10th day oil
February anu the 9th day of June next. from one
until four o'clock y. Nj, ~ each of said days.
SAMUEL PHELPS, comm,rs
FRANCis PHELPS
lis. WALKER, Admir-
GRAFTON, Jan, TO- 1868. SO
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dissolution.

NNIIE Copartnership under the style of Hilton \
L johnson is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business will be continued AZ the FARMERS
co. G. Ii. HILTON.
"a n. o. JOHNSON.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers being duly appointed by the
minister, commissioners, to receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons against
ingham. in said district deceased and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and sig
lowed by said court for that purpose We do therefore
hereby give notice that we viii attend to the busi
ness of our said appointment at the store Of Guild
Farr in Bellows Falls, in said district ON the 9Th
day of February. and the 4th day Of March next,
from one until four o'clock, r. NJ. on each Of said
days.
NORMAN Y NH H FAIR comm'n
ROCKINGHAM, Jan. 9. 1868. "a
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Wantedy

A GENTS. MALE OR FEMALE. OUR NEW
"A Engraving suggestive Of Life's Journey from
Shore is now ready for Canyassers. Special terri
tory may be secured. This presents rare opportu-
nag S. NJ. SoUrHARD, General Agent.
3-6 Vergennes, VT.
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NAIAD WATERPROOF
LEATHER PRESERVATIVE

AVOID wet feet by using the best article ever in;
"A troduced for keeping water out OF boots aud
shoes. They can be polished Immediately after APP
plying the Water proof. ,
This article will preserve leather in any FORM and
is especially adapted for Harnesses as they are kept
very soft by this means,
Manufactured by
CARPENTER, WOODWARD a. MORTON,
formerly Banker & Carpenter,)
l07 & 100 State St, Boston. So
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Connecticut River Valley Agricul-
tural Association.

in the village, on Wednesday evening.
The President, Henry Hubbard, Esq, of
Charlestown, N. ii. being absent, T. II.
Leverett, Esq, Vice President, of Keene,
presided. The Treasurer, Geo. Olcott, of
Charlestown, made his report which was
adopted.
The meeting then proceeded to the
election Of officers for the year ensuing,
and on motion of Geo. Rust, of Walpole,
the chair appointed committee of five
to report a list for the consideration of
the meeting as follows: Messrs. Geo. Rust,
of Walpole, Robert Elwell, of Langdon,
N. H., Alexander McLane of Fairlee,
Samuel Craft, West Lebanon, N. H., w.
r.. Kimball of Westminster. Subsequent
ly this committed reported, and as it was
understood that Mr.. Hubbard of Charles
town declined reelection as President,
on account Of removing South, the name
of T. II. Leverett of Keene, was substi-
tuted. Mr.. Leverett declined and was
excused. The committee then reported,
and the meeting elected the following
officers for the year ensuing:
President-Capt. Chester Pike, Cor
nish, N. H.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Hon. VIM. Hale, Hinsdale,
Hon. Robert Elwell, Langdon.
John Andross, Lyme,
Peter A. Evans, Charlestown,
w. LOOMS, Oxford,
Samuel Craft, West Lebanon,
Francis Boardman, Newport, all of NH.
John H. Sawyer, Bradford,
NJ. G. Roundy, Springfield,
Eben Bridge, Pomfret,
Edward Douglass, Chelsea,
E. Crosby, Brattleboro.
j. ID. Wheat, Putney,
Amos Barnes, White River Junction,
Alonzo Dickey, Corinth,
Geo. w. Black, Westminster, all of Vt.
Ireasurer-Geo. Oleott, Charlestn, Nh.
Seeretary-A. McLane, Fairlee, Vt.
MANAGERS.
T. II. Leverett, Keene,
Geo. Rust, Walpole,
Thomas E. Hatch, Keene,
Henry NJ. Elwell, Langdon,
Noble Thompson, West Lebanon,
d. F. Tillotson, Oxford,
F. A. Perry, keene,
/ Leonard B. Holland, Walpole, all ofN.H
, DR.. Henry Boynton, Woodstock,
7 J. Y. Prescott, Newbury,
, Henry NJ. Winslow, Putney,
$ David Goodell, Brattleboro,
NJ. w. Davis, Westminster,
Nathan Taplin, Corinth,
o James White, Springfield,
e Darius Rust, Hartford,
4 Jono. johnson, Bradford.
). E. r. Jennings, Quechee, all of Vt
= Mr.. johnson, of Bradford, moved
. vote of thanks to Henry Hubbard, Esq
the retiring President of the Association
- remarking that (Mr. H.) had stood b
\ them in adversely, and not left ther
;. when in bankruptcy, but in prosperit.
The Association had always receive
- kindness and encouragement from h
:. hands and it should be appreciated. Nj
McLane also responded in simils
manner, and Mr.. Rust moved that til
vote be taken by rising, and it was
= ordered, and the motion of Mr.. Johnso
!, was adopted by hearty and unanimo'
vote.
- On motion Of Mr.. Rust it was vote
y that the Secretary send printed COZ
= of the officers to those who had bee
r elected at this meeting. The meetir
was then adjourned, having been we
IN attended, harmonious and plcasa
40 throughout.
y, WEsMINsTER.--An interesting and
II, baf,ra 4
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Economy is Wealth.
GAVE YOUR OLD. NEWSPAPERS; BOOKS,
- Pamphlets &C., and take them to Bartonsvitle,
VT to the paper Mill of b. Snow. Jr.. a Co., and
get cents per lb. for them They also buy White
and Colored Rags old Rope. Bagging, DC.
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r UMBERMEN TAKE NOTICE.

We, the undersigned. would respectfully inform
the Lumbermen OF Rockingham and vicinity thst
VIC are repairing and fitting up the Saw Mill at Bel
lows Fails. and will be prepared the coming Winter
to do Saving of various kinds, in large or small
quantities, with dispatch and in werkmanlke man
ner and unreasonable prices.
Those having timber above US. which can be RATED
down the river. would invite their particular at.
tenton to this notice.
Bellows Falls Nov IL, 1867. 70
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
A.a Wards Estute.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Asa Wards Estate.
WE the subscribers. being duly appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court for the district OF MARLBORO
commissioners, receive, examine ard ADJUST all
Claims and demands of all persons against the estate
Of ASA WARD, late of Ghrysta Monttraim m, county,
and demands exhibited in offset thereto: and six
months from the sls day Of December LAT 6sns al
hereby give notice that will attend to the business
Of our said appointment At Green's Hotel IN putney
Saturday in July from ten o'clock A. NJ until three
o'clock p. NJ. on each Of said days;
FRANKLIN AUSTIN, romm,,s
s. Il. WHEAT,
Ian A
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Tho mas K. Iioxye's Estate.

IUMMISSIONEND -NVIINf4s =
Thomas X. Hoyye's Estate.
The undersigned having been appointed by the
Probate Court Of the District of Windsor. Commits,
demands of all persons against the estate of Tli0S.
r. HOWE late Of Chester. in said District deceased
ard the claims of the deceased exhibited IN seton 70
we will meet for the purpose of examining and al
lowing said claims at the late residence OF the de-
ceased on the 18th day of February and the 10Th
day Of June A. D., 1865, from ten o'clock. A. NJ;
until four O'clock p. NJ, each of said days. and
that six months from the 10Th day of December, A;
D. 1867 is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their claims to us for examina-
Dated at Chester this 18th day of JanuarySA. D.,
1868.
H hfPHhu Sh 4. ADAMS. ! Commissioners.
FRANCIS PHELPS. Administrator. 30
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.. r. Merritt

rs AGENT for some of the best Pianos made. such
i as Decker Il Co.. Hamilton q Co., Sherwin i Her
bert Of New York. Henry Miller Bourne Of Bos-
ton, Any one wanting q frst-rate Piano, ut q rea-
suit with me. -
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a little more encouraging than the first
meeting, but not sufficiently large to
make. it appear a success. The next
meeting will be at o. ID. Gray's Hall,
Saturday evening of this week, at
o'clock. Question Resolved, that the
freedmen of the United States should
enjoy the rightof suffrage" Disputants,
for the affirmative, w. S. Myers, G. +.
Arnold. Negative, Geo. Slate, A. N.
Swain, As there is a negro minstrel per-
Torrance at Wightman's Hall the same
evening, our whole people will have
capital opportunity to show and to see
which they appreciate most!
DONATION VISIT TO REV. Mr.. WIGHT.
The Pensioners and friends of Rev.
Mr.. Wight, and Mrs. Wight, made them
a donation visit on Thursday evening,
Jan. 9th, and presented them in money
and other valuables, about eighty dol
lars. The occasion we understand was
most interesting to the donors as well as
the donees.
One of the interesting features Of the
occasion, was the visit of between twenty
and thirty of the members of King Sol
omon's Lodge of F. A. M. of this place.
They, learning that their friend and
brother was to be visited by his parish
toner's for the purpose above stated, as
sembled at Masonic Hall, and were con-
Quoted by B. A. Putney, Marshal, to the
residence of Mr.. Wight. They were
most cordially received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wight. c. B. Eddy in behalf eff the
Masonic Fraternity presented Mr.. Wight
purse of thirty-one dollars, and accom-
panied the presentation with the follow
ing remarks:
"Bro. Wight: You recognize these
who have accompanied me to your resi-
dence on this occasion, as your brethren
of King Solomon's Lodge of F. A. M.
They learning of the visit ofyour friends
and parishioners this evening, have Sc
lected this opportunity to show their re-
spect and esteem for you as citizen, as
a preacher of the Gospel and a worship
err of that God whom we as Masons are
taught to love and revere. We come
also to show to you that we esteem you
as a member of our Fraternity: and
am instructed by your brethren accom-
nying me to present you with this purse
and to assure you that they will eve
hope and pray that the blessings of Coo
may attend you through life Mr.
Wight replied as follows:
No words of mine can express tn
gratitude l feel towards you, my broth
ers and friends, for this very pleasan
greeting and this substantial token 0
your regard. / feel highly honored b
your visit to me in body. May Go
bless every one of you with peace an
prosperity in this life, and crown you i
the life to come with se,riches whic
are lasting as the mind
A CARp.-Mr. Editor-We wish
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A CARD.-Mr. Editor-We wish to
herein tender our thanks to the many
friends who assembled at the parsonage
on the eve of Jan. 9th, leaving us a do
nation of s37 cash, besides quantity Of
provisions and other useful articles.
w. H. WIGHT.
JENNIE M. WIGHT.
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CLOCKS

cETH THOMAS co. CLoCKs-1 and sday-dif-
- ferent designs and prices. Just RECEIVED by -,
c. II. ROWE Chester, Vt.
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DISTRICT OF VERMONT, S.,
At Brattleboro, in said District Dec. %, 1867.
TVyHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
i pointment as assignee of DANIEL, SNOW, of
said Brattleboro who has been adjudged q bankrupt
upon the petition of John Stearns creditor OF the
said Snow by the district court of said district.
az S. NJ. WAITE, Assignee.
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FINE PAPER.

THE best Mace for Ladies to select order as
i sortment of fine paper and envelopes and haze II
'' a 'ROwE'S, Chester. Vt
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n i. WOODS has just received the largest and
W. best assortment Of Diaries ever offered in THU
place. and will sell them at very low prices. Cal
and see them before buying. ~
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1868.

A GOOD Assortment of Diaries for 1865 may he
"A fonnd AZ ROWE'S. Chester so
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ALBUMS ALB MS
HAVE the largest stock of ALB Ms in this Place.
i and am selling them at less prices. Gall and ex-
anime before buying o. r. Moopss::
Bellows Fails Nov. s. 1867. %
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On motion Of Mr.. Rust it was voted
that the Secretary send printed copy
of the officers to those who had been
elected at this meeting. The meeting
was then adjourned, having been well
attended, harmonious and pleasant
throughout.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-09
The Rnsnrrecfion.

1t is delightful to know that we are
destined to live forever, and that natd-
raj death is the gate to endless life.
Endless existence is secured to US by
virtue Of our relation to him who is self
existing and eternal "Because live
ye shall live also" Death dissolves the
natural body, and the spirit being set
free, lives on in its own spiritual form.
In other words, the man himself still
lives, retaining his conscious identity,
and if regenerate man possessing in
far greater perfection all his former
faculties with this important difference,
that everything within aud without him
is non-spiritual, and subject to spiritual
laws only The material body in which
he formerly dwelt, he will want no
more, and consequently will never re-
sumo it. He has entered state of
existence to which it is not adapted,
and for which it was never designed.
The countless millions who have
gone to the spiritual world are living
men, and appear in the form of men.
This is repeatedly declared in the sacred
Scriptures. The Lord says: ''Now the
dead are raised, even Moses showed,
at the bush, when he called the Lord,
the God of Abraham, and the God of
Isaac, and the God of Jacob. For he
is not the God of the dead, but of the
living, for all live unto him" Abra-
ham, Isaac, and Jacob had died Like
other men, but their real life was not
interrupted by the death of the body.
Having risen from the dead, they con-
tinued to live in the spiritual world;
and hence the Lord, in declaring the
doctrine of the resurrection to the un-
believing Sadducees, calls them the
E,1ng. And all who have gone there
are most truly alive, for if good, they
are angels of heaven; if evil, the spirits
of hell. There is not the slightest inti-
nation in the word Of the Lord that
the angels are distinct order of beings,
as some have supposed They are sim
ply men who once lived on this earth,
or on some of the other earths in the
universe. They are called angels or
messengers, from the nature of their en-
ployment as ministering spirits In
the word of the Lord they are uniformly
described as men are, either directly
called men, or else the faculties and
forms of men are ascribed to them.
The angel before whom John fell down
to worship, said ''See thou do it not,
for l am thy fellow-seryant, and of thy
brethren, the prophets" In regard to
the angels who appeared to Abraham,
it is said that ''three men stood before
him" When Jacob wrestled with an
angel, it is said, she wrestled with a
man" OF the angel who appeared to
the wise of Manoah, she said: "a man
of God came unto me, and bis coun-
tenance was like the countenance of an
angel of God" ne resurrection is
the resuscitation of the spirit, as soon
as its connection with the natural body
is dissolved. Hence, also, the death
of the body is the release and resurrec-
ton of the immortal man.