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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-06

49, FOR SALE-On Laurel Hill, first
III rate tenement house and barn; house contains
Al.A IA rooms, well arranged and convenient; large
desirable and cheap. wy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-06

a. FOR SALE-13 miles from Worces-
hA,,, ter good farm OF 50 acres mile from school,
ls.A y mile from church; very pleasantly located on
=, main road; miles from good market; land
wen dvlded keep head of cattle; apples, pears,
rants &C. buildings very good and pleasantly located;
cottage house of rooms barn 36 30 carriage house,
granary, &C.; water at house and barn. Certainly
desirable p ace for the mOneY-S22OO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-06

~ FOR SALE-On Silver st., two
F;i tenement House-l3 rooms; city water 5000 feet
7lll of land in good repair; near Main st. will be
sold for the low price of S4500
al diff l.. A. ELY & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-06

~ FOR SALE-On Benefit st., new
,i two tenement House-l rooms; 1850 feet OF land;
lAl!l barn; very pleasant location. few steps from
Main ST. Price 5000 L. A. ELY Il co.
al diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-06

49, FOR SALE-4 miles from Worcester,
near church, school and store good cottage OF
3lil rooms, well painted and papered; ! acre fland;
apples, pears, cherries, &c Price $1,000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-06

~ FOR SALE-A tenement House,
i on Lamarne ST., 10 rooms, papered painted; city
NlI water; house nearly new; rents to paying ten
ants; will be sold fOf the low price of $500
al diff l.. A. ELY Il co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-06
THE STREAM


,wAsHBURN = aIoEx WTe co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-06

EOR SALE-In Auburn. Cottage House
Il OLA rooms, and y acre of land, for $3.50.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-06

~ FOR SALE-Near the Dread, a good
ia. tenement house Of II rooms well painted ma
Aklil pered and blinded. Rents for $3.50 year
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-06

A. FOR SALE-Near Main st., good
IA; tenement house of Il rooms, well painted pa
A.iA pered and blinded. Price $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-06

nor SALE-Near Cambridge st., new
" Cottage House Of rooms and barfl for 81 900
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04

Die SssmeNe. {rr Strsit ;~ii&m REM
5inan,miniltsr unb tsn Rtsfnus-S cmmiHdr
bGnst nit 3uiSnssn ;uhnmsn, in ssnfn f& has
@aIten sinsr ssrs6ten gltnsFs ni&t rerfsnnsn
ISet. Der Grmmifar buuft ii& ndmli& in fiji
nsm Wisnfans ssssn be Gsnrcus ieinsr amts-
psr~altuns sur9 tsn Mnien auf Gin @tst,
nel&ts uuter Ssbnisn's Standardization auf Be-
treibsn tss bamalisfn 8praisntanten SSatrsa
srIaNtn purss, I'm stn u ben &asifalsn balten-
BEN SteusrsG smmiHar 3suius uuabbansius pom
Scbnieu uub hem hamalisen 5inan,ninifer Nes
Gulsusb III MAIDEN. Die tatar6 hcm @sps-
us-gursau stF&ute Sisauss mar zine slnema-
lie. Die Stuusrbtbuns mar sn 9sntrsQe Der
Grssutiss gan, sntradt. Die Stsusstsamtsn
ms6ten nod 70 xntbrIi& itin, htr prafbsnt unb
Jiuan,miniAu fsnnttn linen ni&ts anbatsn.
Rasifale YlSttsr babsn ksute nod bic Jrs@bai
bic srauIi6tn gsruntrtuunssu isntr ptriree Der
S~sbnlpuI3sa Standardization ;ur eaf ;a Isssn,
spabrsns sisle Standardization ron, ~rusifaltn gun-
srss sansli6 aueer Stanp sefeet pcrssn mar,
bic Sttutrtsamtsn ~ itnradm unh ab,n-
iesen.
SECT bat PER- Ssutpsa oslsssntsit, bic Sue.
istsitsn ~ fpitn, bic or hamals ieinem Srrsan-
ger bsrsittt bat. Ter &epsnue- 9rmmihar itlas'
ibm Gin S6nippten um's anstrs anh rirb sabtl
tur9 saFslbe Gfiss ssi&ast esilsn slutrr Der,
grutwsa 1T. Der gsstere mag ned 10 isbr in,
mcralii6sn 8t6te lsia, wsnn sr eis 1serets be.
antaueei, bic Gin untsr ssm GinauB hes rilitari'
idsn .,&iusss" i'm @siBsu Sauie fstsnsr &s-
venues omrmiiar srlGbt = Der 6inan;minilts'
pirb in ltinsm @iesrianp MIR ir LANCE une Il
psit ~rsuiirsn, ais sS benz 6aurte hes n,ilitaril9sr
,,Rinsss," hem yrGipsntsu. ssfaat, itn ~ urtsr'
itistn. Ia cies rpcbl ssi6iebt 10 bsTnsst I'D
gcutnsu I6iiseii6 i'm Scrthsil ssssnutsr Isi
mem gersaussr, Der wsrsr sirsn sslsBlittn nod
siusn unssieslidtu Irad auf ben &srenus- Gcm
miTar ibsn fsnnte. gislsi6t ssfaat Is hen
yrdftsntsu aud anbers, itsllt or ii& ned aui h
Ssits ylsalautcn's, une Snutpsa pire eann tsr
bittersn 8sld bis auf bic Nsise gu Irsrsn BADEN
eefea Snbalt or fir Isinsn &rrsGaser aus Iaen
;uiammsnssbraut bate mas fr Ratifalismus
jsnsr ,3sit Risssrtrattisse aafsu~sitn per
rtr6n. CT. 9. StS;ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04
Or 10 ii1t 1.

sSm SiaaN Sc,ea, ,pr, bsiIaufs ssiast, bic re
rutIiFaniIfs partsi bel Weiiem bic itarflte Wifbrs
belt int san;su &ants bat, wurss arr eiaissn Sab
rsn has bsrittiaif, urter hem Narlst Maine
Law b~sfannte, Senntaess unb Ssmpsrsns;tpansss
ssieB tiusfflbrt, rns 1T Slfslbs beais nod ;u-
rstt tefsbsne, trfnisiisns nire IS Ibsraa, NO bic
Neutrality-suspicious. Nsu- GnsIanrsr--in her
Wsbr;abl lIns, arrns bur&ssfibrt. Sin puriia-
nii6sr grshissr, hsr I'D i6rn in WiSenfin auf
cine hem yublifum gan; unsrtlarlids WsiIs cine
psrea6tiss 8upftrnnie anssihaft uni in Gin cd
tes Ssmpsrsn;nsit in Sewa sfiosrn mar, isi6Estf
F6 bort gan; defenders raeurS aus, hap sr ssssn
issc llsbsrtrsiuns hes 8sisBsS eiferte, rnh ben
Spirsr unb 9snunsiantsn ipisIts. Itsisr
@ann bs;ps isinsn giis INNER i'm @anssu SSn
ct. 9suis. Da ss auTSaie ~ar, hap CT nlsbr
Giis ssrtrau4ts ale irssne Gin Grisatniann N esr
@essne, ssrmutbsts Gin Der. Staatsn Stsusrs
bsamter, eas IS nit ssm Gig nibt gan; in SiG-
tisfsit isin miibis. Gin an ZEN ~rpmnsu @ann
aetrslirtss GIisfae trurss aIic stnau In'srlaSt
unp FEB ta, in hem srpbsn Jap mar nod Gin flsi-
mes SAP, unb has feline SAP sra full proof 0. h.
Bourbon Whiskey. Der %frrrtrt Nann bstbsIIs
srte, CT pibs ni6ts haven, %icnssrn has babe tpu'
Der Gsinp ansstban !" absr bel conquer HntfTla9-
uus tss SaultS fanS man zine fOFllits Sanint,
lung BON ilsinsn 5as6sn psrart, uaS sanSrsls!ta-
Die grrr6ibs ssn @ia, Seratfa 8tni, Siarp une
Ssisnstts Yranss. Ias 8Sthifl ION esr Tribsn
Iais par nun frsili@ ssIoif lsin SfrpdltntB nit
ifinsr 6smsinpe absr aud. Dc StsIsrIfrafs
purbs hem Gbrsnmauns ratHrli6 %frlalsn, nne
;par aus bsnltItsn @runts, paranf @ranf ben
psssn gislweibsrsi perartbsiltsn SSPsn fars0nS
nirt bat, wsssn lsinu gsrsisnits Am has yaisr'
lamb, CT mar nSmli& elmer sr ianaHl@Itsn rae''
fallen S9reier. DaRslbe SnstS'faint tansltf
isst ais SssIicrser i'm Staate Slnrif; ip's CT tar
itinsn sisensn Spiritus jsBt icrst aup in spsl9sr
8erbaQuns CT feinsa S&Hapss iassiSidt BE-
fsmmt, wiHta mir ni&t, atsr Gin tTeine, ssr isn
har,H$ sdsbm bat naabIt Hns, sa6 Iisus Sfais
ned ni&t ptibsr ssr0rten IL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04
Gazette.

tcIiea" heb. leu tsltitissnhen @anssI an TAFT
bersrr, ssNsa has 5lrrsntine Cabinet F& foul
zig stma6t bat, inbsm 90 nit siefer RiaiOn hen
Gensral gtrtsIs- giaIt tetraute, ben urbsbsr bee
Gtftsss, ptI&ss bic Gdfii&sn ernieriptioHssFi@-
ts naSt. 5riIi9 gilt % in Der un.ssbuus sts
&sniss ni9t Ginsn, ps&sr ni&t in her siusn
uber austrn @siit bic Rslisirn in Der srbabensn
ysrfcu plus TX. tsleihist bate. atr an anp
fir i& mar ss i6pn ron Der dlSrsntinu Rss
sisruns zine unbssrefias &ibnbsit, in stm aa-
stnklide, no bic gbnfsnbsit tes inipsriurns ibre
~9lbssIanstsn mad &Sm i9idte, um ben Statts
batter Gbrii ~ einen, in Der @sf6ists Der Sir.
dc ein,is safsbtnssn Jefe ~ sssladpanf6sn, in
BEN ausenblids, no Der Serr benz Tapfe ais
lrrt fir bic 9sibsn itines slsrrsi&sn @artYrsrs
tbums bic S<Hait Der siebs ron @iaicusn
sun 8lGubissn ;ufru'meu Idst hem bL. Batter
0Iidwanfts ~ isntta, he or nitt ais aufrid-
tia ssmeint tttratten. irntern nit 8ett alS
Spbn auHaNen fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04

Gid, 10. SUM. am IS. b. @saatss lisbsu
bic Ssrrsn Ssbrsr hes gantpns gBiIs ibrsm, am
q. @ai ssacrbsnsn @passsn Rsrtsns, aus 9id-
rinssn, Gin fsisrIi&ss SssIsnamt 10 Gid q. ,.
Sausr, sppbin ssrisIte auf Zen in leinsHl &c.
ben oft ssaubsrtsn Uani& ~tssratsa ~arss, ab-
baIieu.
Rsrtsns mar gsbru in giSsurt CID a. b. 9,
aaanssrt Sbrr.0 amsp&, 9ahIr v. Siefriassn,
uns hbrau subss q fS bic aStans anb bic
sisbe ftnu 8sssssstsn ". fiar Ritbhrsr ~
sepianen tusd bic uxsssrsHens 2rsas In CT
fauane faar VI f&Wirsm &ntasRt&lw.
Gstt hds4ns TIN fIr s&s Cute sAs rim ~
atm Hsrxk sspirk
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04
YFase! Yfise Yfise /!
Hfa9e Hfm9e !
HhI8e!
YHise! YFase Yaase!

T Nteinen Sreunrsn, iorpie ptnt
seebrten pubIifum int a~aseu,einen bic
ne CUR @n;eise, raB i6 ftsts cine gre
se ausrabl msinsr riibmIi6it befanas
ten gftass sprratbis balts urb rperani@
&C Sefellunsen auf's prcnrtefe rnp
piinftlidite ausfitrs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04
&asem! &asen! &agen!

SD bin itets bereit, SatelIunsen fur
8dsen entsesensunebmen.
Sn meiner 5actpp tpsrcen nur Ct:
fabrsme Arbeiter bei9aftist, unp 90
mir INNER muir ras bette Matsrial Der
arbeiteuL iinr mir in ZEN Stanp ssitst
unieren Sunren in jsper Sinii6t aud baS
Bette uno 7ausrbaftete ticten ~ fSu
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04
1ic Snbrlfeier in Asu.

Hca Tcl9ence Ncf3en upfr pteyBdr rec yeprs
S~ukIiSpms in &rm. llnssattt hes @araafif.
@efsbeS, susl&ss hem 81. Batter ZEN tvisn Ser
tsbr nit feiuen slautisen aintsrn fdsrt, rurptn
bic Dsputationsn Der tsutidtn, suelii6sn unb
frantSff1tn 8atbclifsn in fintr @siit inlulhrt
rsl&e ibtr tislmfSate Der spisenS tastu. bic ZEN
bl. @ater sei6aFtns Gage ni6t Ten mintttsn
;3retiel ibris lief. am IS. traf bisits S&idial
aaf @snts GitpriO unb TiaEa Grlsnna sie
ttaren Iircler, tsren Haticnaltraft ssi ern Cd
ribaIbirsrn uuanssntlms Griuusrunstn na6ses
rufen su battn i6tint. las rSn,ii&e gclf ater,
smpSrt lter ben i'm Sclts tts Guaiter 9srti fs-
tentsn SnaesnpSbs!, nabm fur bic lrioier par,
tel. Tie Rssieruus bate ibsraus srtreilht
MasrsssIa srsriHsn. Die @arniion rurss str-
msbrt 70 AUDI bic 3abl Der GuGfurini, uns bic
HaipnaIearts rurss untsr bic WaNen sruftn ;
IeIbf bic hcrittsne Hatipaalsarts. Wabrltein-
lid un1 bic Tamsn eT Rihetbatsr ~ sntptdfn,
psI&e bic fatbcl. Itputaticutn i%niultirt babtn,
bat bic Saaitur bel ben yatreS Ssiuitsn in g.
Ssnaiic cine 5ausburGiuduns pcrnsbmsn laien.
Nan uae gustu;euss stpeftn itiu, nm cine
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04

eisuS @itp, IL. sub. pess Nsrssn
um 2ubr brad bier tin 8sseSaus S<l4ts IL ostt
ssb&ase Ia Al&s Isytf. gnlae ihr %,WEst
krt.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-05-24
FOREIGN ITEMS.

Pa1is-After three days fighting the Versaillists
entered Paris Sunday evening and panic was the
result
The Italian Government has given new offence by
bringing the Cardinals under the income tax, and
a double assessment has been made on Cardinal
AntOnelh.
Professor Ssdgwiek is about 70 retire from the
Woodwardian Pr0fesSorShip of Geology at Cam
bridge, which he has held since the year 1878
The Wife Of Or. Merle D'Aubigne, the historian,
Is actively engaged in Sunday School work in
Geneva. She is the superintendent, and iuStructs
both teachers and pupils.
The Professors of the University Of Rome have
sent congraISlatOry address to Dr. DOlllnger.
Among the PrinOssses Of Europe the Queen of
Denmark is said to be the best economist and
manager, the Queen of Holland the best poet and
writer the Empress of Russia the best painter, the
Queen Of Greece the best dressed, the Crown
Princess of Prussia the best arranger Of fetes and
charity fairs, the Empress of Austria the best look
ing, the Princess Of Wales the best performer on
the piano.
The Favorite British amusement Just now IS to
examine the ears Of the people one meets in order
to understand whether they bear the mark of the
beast which Darwin has discovered. He says
that the pointed tip Of the ear of our monkey pro-
genitorS is inherited by not a few men, Ouly con-
sideraby disguised; in fact quite different from
the pointed ears of SatyrS and taunS. 1t may be
detected in the rim Of the ear and about one
quarter of the distance from the top, where there
Is sometimes found a considerable enlargement of
the rim, making an Obtuse point turned upward.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-05-24

On the 18th inst, at the Chapel of Union Theolo-
gical Seminary, by the Rev. K. l.. Dabney, D. D.,
GEoRGE L. Brown, of Salem, Va, and Miss MAGGIE
W, daughter Of r. c. Anderson Esq, of Hampden
Sidney, Va.
April llth, at the residence Of the brides father,
R. c. McCluer, ROekbridge, Va, by Rev. ID. w.
Shanks, JOSEPH PAXTON and ROBERTA b. MCCLUER.
May 4th, at the residence of the brides father in
Baltimore, Nd, by Rev. Charles Rankin, R. T..
SrEUART and BEIL F.. daughter Of pr d. Murphy,
formerly Of Virginia.
May 4th, at the residence of Col. r. W. Dobbin,
Maury county, Tenu., by Rev. J. Stephenson trier-
son, LEoNIDAS FRIEEsOS, Esq, and Mrs. SAILIE e..
AARON.
May Sih, in Coyington, Tenn, at the residence Of
the brides father, by the Rev. ID. II. CUmmins,
sisted BY Rev. James Holmes, D. D., the bride s
grand father, WILLIAM p Flowers aud Miss MARY
n CJ1NTNS
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-05-24
Obituaries.

Died, in Christansburg, Va, on the 10th day OF
March, 1871, Mrs. MARY I. MONTAGUE, wife OF Rlce
ID. Montague and daughter OF the late Col. Elijah
MeClanshan in the 9th year of her age.
Mrs Montague was born in that portion OF Bote-
tourt county, now embraced in Roanoke, and upon
her marriage in 1894, became resident OF the town
In which she ever afterwards lived and died. In
August. 1851 She with her husband and six others,
united with the infant Presbyterian church, which
had been recently planted at Chrlstiansburg, only
three of whom now survive, under the pastorate of
the Rev. John H. Wallace. She loved most the
private walks Of HE, snd appeared to avoid every
thing that sayored Of publicity and display. She
highly appreciated the blessings OF "hOme in the
strongest sense; the whole community in which she
lived seem to point to her as one OF those "chaste
KEEPERS at home, TO whom Paul makes alluSiOn.
Her house was at all times open to the ministers Of
the GOSPEL of al denominations, who always received
a warm reception and q cheerful hospitality. She
was the mother Of seven children, five of whom still
survive her She was permitted to live to see all OF
her children unite with the church Of her choice.
Her health was delicate for many years, but she
never murnured. She had been heard to say tre-
ouenty before her DEATH that she did not expect to
BE- here long, still under all these trying circum-
stances she fulfilled the true mission of woman. On
the evening preceding her DEATH her beloved pastor
he Rev. T.. d. WitherspOOn, ID. d., called on her
she immediately requested him to engage with her IN
prayer after which he said to her. "You are IN great
bodily suffering, but | trust you are comfortable in
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-05-24
THE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,

(THE GREAT DYsPEPTIo WATER OF THE sTATE.)
Are located 8! miles from Allegheny Depot, where
visitors met by agent of the Proprietors, with
four-horse coaches to convey them over fine graded
road to the Spring.
These waters are deemed specific for Dyspepsia.
For remarkable cases of cure see descriptive pam.
phlet. They are located on the head waters of the
Roanoke River, amidst the lofty spurs of the ALE.
ghany Mountains, with splendid scenery, beautiful
and extensive grounds, covered with shade trees,
and extending to the banks of the river, with pic.
turesque walks and drives
THE IMPROVEMENTS
are extensive and since the last season. have been
largely increased A splendid Band, with all the
usual attractions for amusement will be in attend
ance. G. A. CALHOUN co.
Descriptive Pamphlets obtained of Purcell, Ladd
& Co., Richmond, Va. my lin
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-05-24
THE PEARL

The LATEST, BEST and MosT POPULAR collection
Of Sabbath School Songs. No old or worn out
tunes, but everything New, Bright and Attractive.
Don't fail to send for specimen copy. Price,
bound in boards, IS cents; $500 per dozen. Sold
on receipt of S5 cents. Address
S. BRAINARD Il SONS, Pub'rs,
may 3-4t Cleveland, Ohio.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Why YEAsr POWDER SHOULD BE USED.

Why YEAST POWDER SHOULD BE USED.
Because it is much more convenient than brewers
or hop yeast produces better and more nutritious
food and never fails Of success. This is particular.
" applicable to DOOLgYs YEAST PowDER as each
package not only contains the full weight as repre-
sented but the contents are perfectly free from any
injurious substances. Nothing enters into its com
position but articles that are healthy and nOurshng,
and the bread prepared with it is such as can be
eaten with impusity by the most sensitive invaids.
For sale BY grocers everywhere. myl7-2t
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-05-24

mind,T she repeated twice these words, Great
comfort great comfort" There was some expires
sion preceding this which could not be understood,
from her extreme debility, but it seemed to be a
wonderful ful6lment of that scripture, "Yea though
walk through the valley of the shadow of death,
will fear evil for thou art with me, thy rod ana
tSv staff they comfort me- Her funeral sermon
was preached by her beloved pastor to an uncom-
monty large congregation of both white ant black,
for a seemed anxious to pay the last tribute OF re-
snect to her memory. C. A. NJ.
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Died, in Albemarle county, Va, April 8th, 1871,
Mrs. ANGELETrA HARRIS, wife of Alfred Harris, and
daughter of Thos. Russell Esq, of Cooper Co, Md.
For the last fifteen years the deceased had been a
member of the Cove church in Albemarle county.
During the larger portion Of this time, her health
has been so exceedingly delicate, that she has been
deprived of many of the external privileges OF the
church. and cut off from many OF its outside duties.
But whenever her strength permitted, and tar be-
yond she gladly did all she could for her Saviour.
In all the duties of a mother and wife, the writer
never knew such uptiring fidelity. In affection she
was appointed to witness for her Saviour; and IN
her meekness, patience and resignation to the di-
vine viii, were to be seen the graces of the Spirit.
BY ''shiniug as light" she illustrated that "none
of us lveth to himself, and no man dieth unto him
self" that the patient one as well as the dOer can
witness for Jesus Even those, not of the saints,
were filed with admiration at her diligence far be-
yond her strength, in every good word and work,
at the submission with which she "kissed the rod,
and at the calm serenity with which she entered the
dark valley of the shadow of death. Her friends
and the church win hold in memory her sainted HE
and her death of trust. w.
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A YOUNG MAN, a candidate for the Ministry,
n who will complete his Junior Course in College
in June, and who writes plain hand, desires to en-,
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to October LIST. Address A. E. e.,
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Died, of inflammation of the Brain, at the home OF
her parents in Christiansburg, Va, on the lst day
of April, MARY HENRY, third daughter of Fannie A:
and Crockett L. Pierce, aged years, 10 months and
"A days.
Truly death loves shining mark. This little suf
terer particularly meek gentle, and affec6onate
towards all Manifesting the deepest solicitude IN
all her mothers cares, and always prompt to do her
mother bidding. Could the unremitting attention
of skilful Physician, the tender anxious, yearning
and watching of devoted parents and the soicitude
of many friends have availed to shield from the ar
row of the insatiste archer, then Mamie had not
died. But He who when on earth said, "Sufer lit
tie children to come unto me,'' called for her. and
trust has taken her to himself, Transforming her
into one of the white winged choir, that chant
the praises of the blessed Saviour, in that bright
world, where there is no sickness, pain, or death.
Full oft we see the brightest thing
That lifts its head on high,
Smile in the light, then droops its wing,
And fade away and die.
And kindly is the lesson given,
Then dry the falling tear;
They came to raise our hearts to heaven,
They go to call us there.
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