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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-23
Guardianship Notice.

IN THE COURT. SECOND JUDI
cial District, IN and fer the county Of Ormsby,
state Of Nevaia.-1n the matter of the estates
and guardianship of Charles F.. Alice, Clara,
Timothy Edgar. ami Emma Smith, mirors.-On
reading and filing the petition Of Harriet VI.
emith, Guardian Of the above named minors,
praying for sale Of real estate and personal prop
erty, and il appearing therefrom that a sale OF the
whole Of the real estate ana personal properly Of
,aid minors is necessary for their support and ed
~ucation. and would he for the best interest and
benefit, il is hereby ordered that the next Of kin
Of said minors. and all persons interested in said
estate. appear before this Court, at the C-urt-rOOm
thereof, at CaTsnn City. county Of UTmshv, state
Vt Nevada, on the 9th day Of April. A D. 1871. at
IL O'Clock a m . then and there 10 show cau-e why
an order should not be granted for the sale Of such
real estate and personal property. And LIT a copy
of this order be published al least once a week for
three weeks successfully, before said day appoint
81, in the Daily State Register. Il newspaper
printed AMI published in Carson City. Urmsby
county, State Of Nevada.
C. n. HARRIS, District Judge.
Datei March e. 4. D. ISL
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administrators Notice.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT, SECOND JUDI
cial District, in ami for the county Of OrInsby,
Nevada-In the matter of the estate Of Law
renee Barnhart, deceasel--ta reading and ming
the petition # Louis BraEer. Admin!strator Of the
estate of Lawrence Barnl9rf, deceased, praying
FIR the sale Of ths real estate and personal prep
erty Of said estate, and it appearing therefIom
hat a sale If the whole Of real estate and personal
property Of said estate is necessary to pay the ex-
penses # Administration and the debts of eliG
estate, it is hereby ordered that all persons inter
,-ted in said estate, appear before this Court, at
the Court-rooIn thereof, at Carson City, Urmsby
County. State of Nevada, on Teusday the 18th
law Of April. A. d. ISL. at 10 O'Clock a M. then
and there to show cause why an orEgr should lot
ne granted for the sale of such real estate and
personal properly And let a copy Of this order be
published at least once a week for four weeks sue
:essively. before said day appointed in the Daily
state Register a newspaper printed and published
in Carson City. ormsby county, State Of Nevada.
c. y. HARRIS, District Judge.
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STATE OF NENApA.l

COUNTY OF OEMsBY.
7, the undersigned, Clerk If the Second Judicial
Dstr let Court of the State Of Nevlua, held in and
for the said county of Orm~by, do hereby certify
The above To he a copy Of the original order f said
Court now Of record in my office.
~ In witness whereof. | have heTepntO set
SEAL my hand and afiNed the seal OF said Court,
49, this 9th diy Of March, A u ISL.
mh9-3w I. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
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Dissolution Notice.

,,u1S GOPARTNERsHlP HERETOFORE En-
isting between the undersigned, under the
firm name of BUCKINGHAM & TERRILL. WAS
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The skating
rink business will be conducted as usual IN this
county by 4. l.. Buckingham.
T.. J.. BUCKINGHAM,
JOHN TEihILL.
Carson City, March 15, 1871. mhltlm
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Administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF LAWRENCE BARNIART, DE-
IL ceased.-Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersignei, Administrator of the estate of LAW
RENEE BARNHART, deceased, TO the creditors
of, and all persons having claims against said de-
ceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months from and after the
first publication of this notice, to the undersigned,
at VIM. Patterson's office, i'll Carson City, Ormsby
county, State of Nevada
LOUIS BRADER,
Admir- of the estate of Lawrence Barnhart. decd.
Carson City March 8. ISL nha-a~
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STATE OF NEVADA. !

CoCGTT CE OEytSBT.
I. T. J. Edwards. Comfy Clerk Of ormsby
county, Nevaia, snd ez otiiejo Clerk OF said DIS
srict Court, tLerein holden. co hereby certify that
the forego ny is a copy If the original order in the
Sbove entitled action, 4, the saMe now appears If
Iecord aud on n in my office
,~ In testimony whereof. | hcreuuto set
SEAL my ha,ti and aIix the zeal Of said Court.
'-J this 10th day of March, A. D. ISL, At my
once in Carson City, Nevada
mill Nv L. J. EDWARDS. CIelk.
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Marriage and Celibacy.

Es.ays for Young Men. or great So
Ga. evils and ABUSES, which interfere with
M,KRIA8E-with sure means of relief Tor tht
rr,,n0 and Unfortunate, diseased and lated.
aeot free. in sealed envelopes. Address
INWARD ASSOCIATION, Nc, : S. Ninth VI,
Philadelphia, Pa. V-Sf1
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BOOKS and STATIONERY

4 VOID CUACkS.-.A victim of early in
"A discretion, causing nervous debility, prama-
ture decay, etc. having tried in vain every adv r.
used remedy, has a simple means Of s-lf-curc.
*nich he VIII send free 10 his fellow-sufersrs
address: J.. II. FUTILE, IS Nassau street. New
a0&
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EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE 4 BOTTLE
N THE HOUSE.

HNHE INVENTOR OF HIS EEALLY W0NpFR-
j FJL TONIC, Gfer a series Of YEAR and ex-
~pcrimcuts. ha, succeeded in bringing before H. p
public a ! that can Be- de>I cI Of a pure Tonic al.
keCul orator.
These Bltters are prepared from the most choice
and wholes4 me herbs and roots. and hav, Civ, 70
universal satisfaction wherever tried Thoux.nss
OF dysPeptics have fvHnd ! -l!ef through their u.o,
and physicians recommend hem for the cure II all
diseases 81 tie tluou and liver and irregulsrts.
Of the digestive organs.
Hcaiache, Filiousness anil Constination. Gen
Sral Debility and los Of Appetite. all are cau,-i
ny the arrangement f the stomach, Liver AMI
other tunctinnaries Of The sy-tcm. The I'M b..
tiers have been successfully used auiarc Nsrrluioi
t. alleviate the sufferer in ali tie above case,
Tie unprecedented success Of our Bitter. hsv-
met with on this cast. and tie numerous, calls fr
the SAINT from the Fat, has induced u to OPEN q
house in Chi5ag", ami thousands # hotrl-s are
lt6kNIA INL BiTIEES" under WHICH raua,
they are soti tAt1ef, are rapidly rruWir- ~ gen
eral favor and suTpiantluE IN most cases AL ,;h,r
tones and beverages.
Success creates rivals. and some un>rrurul. ~
parties are enteaVoTln- to Sc an imitation aIfic'--
put mp similar enough ia -tNle and outer appear
anCe. 10 deceive tie uAvrrv. aud We caution coil
SINNERS to examine The article btf,le purchasiu.:
the genuine has uur trade marx blow in e. ct
bottle, AMI Da. iiE- LEY Signature rlstai as
the tor.
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The Aailp STATE Reoister.
sQUANDERED LIVES,


The fisherman wndes in the surgcs;
The sailor sails over the seas;
The soldier steps bravely to battle,
The woodman lays AK to the tree.
They are each OF the breed of the heroes,
The manhood attempted in strife:
Strong hands that go lightly TO labor,
The hearts that take comfort i'll life.
In each is the seed to r~epleniSh
The world with the NigOr 1t needs
The center of honest affections,
The impulse of generous deeds.
But the shark drinks the blood OF the
fisher;
Thu soldier lies cold by his anDon
The %woodman is crushed by his tree.
Each prodigal life that is wasted
~ In many achievements unseen.
But lengthenS the days OF the coward.
And strengthens the crafty and mean.
The blood of the noble is lavished,
That the selfish u profit may find:
God sees the lives that are squandered,
And we to hi. wisdom are blind.
DEFINITIONS OF BIBLE TERMS.-A
days journey was thirty-three and
one-tifth miles.
4 Sabbath days journey was about
an English mile.
Ezekiel's reed was eleven feet
nearly.
A cubit is twenty two inches
nearly.
A hands breadth is equal to three
and five-eighth inches.
A shekel of gold was IS %.
\ talent of silver was 1913 b.
4 talent of gold was Sl3, 500.
A piece of silver, or apenny, was
thirteen cents.
A farthing was three cents.
4 garah was a cent.
A mite was q cent.
An epha, or bath, contains seven
gallons and five pints.
A bin was Il gallon and two
pints.
A tirkin was I've pints.
An omer was six pints.
\ cab was three pints.
The canary bird has been an OBJ
iect of traffic for five centuries. Five
hundred years ago there was but
one kind of canary, but the original
stock has been so crossed that the
varieties are now at least fifty.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11
Sic Gnbianer.

Sn Der SncianerzY olitit debt cine
wibtiae Menrerang tespr. 8tsber
fdranfte pteie Yolitif BON einem Gr<
tren, in taS ancere biniiber ; talo be-
baurelte man BE orutet1 &inoer her
Milcnib ais ieltft1inetse Naticnen,
nit ren.n Misunderstanding abael9lplz
fen murcen ; talD fab man ie fir
Mincel Der eausen Station an, fir
wslae Tlriurse aetrcHen percen mug
te. 0aneben eeitattete man 9erpthen>
lcien Meibsn, bic Snpicner gu be-
1dminneln, nit uTeuerma0er" gu Yerz
often unp bin uno rpieoer einen nab
renWusrcttunaafriea oeaen tie III flb<
rem. Inter oislen @sdld perSyfteme
BADEN fi9 bic Reiben Der uriprln9ltz
den 8smptner ees9anceS INNER msbr
oelidtet, uuo teuie itebt rur Elm ihraz
der Reff "a, ter 1id 1T ieinen lsyten
3uHu1tsf dtt,n ypn ter 6atster Der
Weieen berrdnet iiebt. Gs fol- NUM-
mebr eleidlam ein lester Serlud eez
maht mercen, riele wentBeu llebcrb{eibz
iel einf sablreider unp md@tiger
6timne caour9 por Dem ibnen bro
bencen @elhids su bewabren, RAP Ge
als Elm Wliep Der l1nion onsrfannt UNI
nit einer resslmdeiacn Serfa0una aus.
oeriitet rpercen. Die Stdmme unb tbre
6auptlinse fino bieiemprcieft auf ball.
benz Wes entgesenaefcmmen tnoem iie
iansft eine Bcrotblhlasuna abbielten,
1T meldsr iis bs'hlcNen, f9 ais etn
Staat su eontituiren, uno cine Com
ftituticn ausarbeiteten. @lei9;eitta
rurpe i'm Gpnares Elm Gorlblaa elm
Aetraht, rsn Snctanern cine Territo'
r%ialSerfa0un3 Ut perlei5en, oeren cter-
fe Seaute spn bem Yrdiirenten erz
nannt pereen 1ouen. 2eiper ibeint
penis AusF6t sprbanben III ietn, cab
bic Snotaner : &srbdltnii1e auf biele
Wstle bauerno aeprcnet trercen. IS
fine III piele uno mddtiae Ginfi0e
miriam I'm cine iol6e 25iung res
prptlsms su n%erbinoern, bic ben Spez
tulanten bic Oelesenbeit ent;ieben Mir
BE, Die S%neianer unp bic Resteruna gu
beldminreln, uno bic ;u9letd bic Re@
1eroationen Der Griteren sesen 9ewaltz
tbstiss ueter9riTe fdern plroe.
81. y. s.
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2lrsticferung Napulepns.

Qcuis Blanc unp $50 Miteliene,
Der 9infsn in Der MISUNDERSTANDING
~ 8prceaur baben einen Nntrae oez
aeQt, tab man bic Mualiefsrune Napoz
Icons %cerlansen 1out, pamit bemlelben
Dor Der Nationalz@ eriammluns cer
pro;eB 9ema6t merce. S@werli@
Miro cie Mebrbett bieien Nntras gum
BefaluB erbeben. SpQte bas jero6
Der Sal fem, 70 entitebt bic Tra9e in
Notwithstanding Napolepn au<
eenblidlid in O.utl9lano e%ritirt. Die
Mntmrrt lautet, er 1T einfader &rie9s>
@efan9ener. Mls er Dem &aiier Wtl>
belm ieinen Deeen usu Ta6en leate" ,.
). brieFi9, mar er ni6t mebr &eSent
Tranfretds, has par bic Ratiertn ;
eben(p rpeni9 par er General BENIN er
bate tein Commando in Der Nrmse.
St rpar Elm eiaentbimli@es 3witter<
1pe1en, Elm &ailer pbne AesierunSsz@e E
malt Elm @ensral cbne Commando
mad ieiner e'9e1en O%arfteuu119 11ur EN-
frans61iaer Solcat.
Nimmt ras eeutlde 6eercpmmanop
nur auf 2eBtere5 Gldfdt, 70 miro e6
bel Greila6ung Der fran;6fiaen&rie9ez
@efanssnen, aud ben @efausene1 BON
Bilbelm5bSbe einfa& NIT 3wanasz
pab nad Der franS5Flden@ ren3ei4idsn,
pbne ft9 oarum 3u betImntern, mas
bort aus ibm wiro> ob man Jpn bort
mieosr in ietn Nmt ein,uleBen, ob man
tbu etnen prc;es MAIDEN, ob man Jpn
oerbannsn pper isnoriren miro.
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Oie @e9ierun9 Der Bum
be5ifabt.

Der GplumbiaD ifrict> nit ter8unz
reSbaupt1aot @albinston, befommt
jeBt cine ,,eue &esteruns. Seitoem
Die Neeer bort timmen eurfen, Sin9 es
In Der Bunce6bauptitaot gar ,pplniid"
H.. Ma0,n bon pasobunpirencen Nez
oerrt eilten nad rieiem neuen Yarapic<
ie, lieben fid pom GonsreB fittern unr
lbten eafir bel @ab5eiten ole u8Irz
oerpfidt" i'm rartfalen Gimme aus.
NnsebeBt Spn peisen Demaop9en,
fabrten riele unmi7encen plantasens
Neoer an ben Bablta9en cine wabre
S9rtdensberrlbaft aus; 2eute pom
ibrsr eisnen Tarbe, bic IS pastsn, Elm
ancereS ais ra5 rapifale Gifet gu finn
men, purren iait toct9eldlasen, mie
li9 Der 9eier erinnert. Sdliebltd
muree bieler NeserzI erritoriums 10
arg unb paS aanse Ne%9errestment 10
tunt uno unertrd9lid, eab f6 rer
GonereB eenItttat iab> Sem nnfu9e Elm
Gnce ;u MAIDEN. 3u eieiem Gnos
paiTrten rann beire 6duler Res Gpns
erelts Dor eintaen 8pden Elm 0eies,
coS ben Columbia Difrtft unter eine
Gerrtiorialz &e9ieruns fteut> ce0tn Sez
aunten Der Wann i'm Weteen 5aule
~ ernennen bat. Gum @ouperneur
pieier ueusn territorial 3e9ieruus bal
prdiipsnt Grant 5rn. 6enry .. Goptf
ernannt.
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Buibel per Nder, girsinien uno Noros
uno Siecarolina litten ]9wer rurd
Ercdenbeit. Die @plftaaten batten
einen 3uwa@s BON 1-6 8uIbel pei
Nder. Mu@ bic Staaten I'M Mli1tllps
pi>unp Sbiotbal baben 3uwa95 erbals
ten. SnSuinois 1T cerD urdl@ntttSz
ertras Don 23.1 8ulbel auf 1872 &C.
itie9e,, alio % 8ulbel per older pcer
75>000,0OO 8uibel. Do@ 1T tieie
Difereu3 u1ebr Der i9le9tsn Grnte BON
1869 als elmer mirflt9en 3unabme
Der Gru9tbarteit 3usuidreiten. Sanz
las seiste cine Nbnabme. Die pacif>
1de &Gte tpeiit cine 3unahme mad.
Na6aebenp folst cine specification res
Grtraoes in ben bauplddlidfenW ell1z
fornftaaten, per older eerednet:
Sbio 80 8uibel Snoiana 1872
Mi6isan g. BiscOnlln So, Minnez
lota 49, Soma 81 Suinpi6 35.2, Mii-
1ourt 21.4, 8anfae %, Nsbra5fa 800,
MrfanlaS 31.S, Se"Hene 25.S> 8en-
tudy 1921, @ern1ort itsbt am t59iten
nit 1885, Stem yoyt pat "a, SEEM Ser
leY 49, penniyloanten 1913. Sn ben
Baummouiaaten raneirt Ter Grtras
ron 8.9 in Succarolina bis 26.5, in
TeraS.
Der @ei3enertras if eertn9er als
1869. Die Nbnabme in Sbto be-
trdst 1 Bulbel, as III Snbtana. "a
in SQinots, 3.9 In Mi1pnrt 20 in
Soma, 0.9 in Winnelota.
Slbfartcfeln 3aben cine iebr reide
Grnte, N SeraS $50 Bu1bel per elder
Galtfprhten 143, Mrfanias 1872.
Tabaf bat i'm Gonneeticuttbale unc
III penn'ylpanien pom HOO bis gu
1850 per Nder seseben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11
Ueber Bic Grnte.

Der neuete Mpnatsteri6t beS8un<
heSbureaus fit 2anrmirtbl9aft cpnfaz
ttrt einen 9rpBen ueberldus res @elidz
fornertrases i'm Sabre 1870 aesenlber
benz Grtrase hes Sabres 1869. Der
usberlhub fir bic n5rrlide 5dlfteNeu>
enslancs rpar flint 8uibd per Mdsr,
wdbrenp in Der Ilcli9en 6dlfte bic
eroee Erpdenbeit cine @ermineeruna
bradte. Die Mittelfaaten brtneen
ebenfaQs einen 3uwa9s BON flnf
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Sic Ge,ualttbat 8e9en NlusIX
Beleu1tet etnem neutz
1ben 8tr9enfIrfen
10 B.

SIR 1ebet alio, 0sliebte, wie erob bic
Mnlie9en itnp, bic mir i'm 0sbete 0ptt
empfeblsn lpuen. G5 fino suslei9 Die
sr1eten Nnliesenbeiten Ter STRIDE ur,b
ris sr5bten N%nliesenbeiten unlerS ceutz
ldtn Saterlances. SD braude fein
@crt iter bic Nptbmenristsit tisles
@stetss msiter bsi;uflgen. Mebr ais
ale meme Bprte iinp IS ia etele 3uz
ltdnre 1elbif, bic Gud gum 0ebete an
treiten mi0eu. SD iprede cabsr &C.
wib euren ei9enen innerfen 5ersensz
munl9 aus rpenn id Gud umabne,
oieien @intsr in gang belpnperer Meile
Dem @ebete> eer 3uradsqcsenbeit her
6eilisuns eurer Seelen in Der treuslten
unc semi0enbaftetsn GrflQuns ausr
eurer pFidten gu wtcmen. Sn lclden
erniten 3eiten 1T es aud s%esiemenr, ild
BON allen 9ultbarfeiten, pom alien UNI
n5tbisen uno eerduldrcuen &ersniz
eunaen, ron ouem Nufwanre, pslber
Der puylu9t cer Gitelfsit uno ter Ser
snisun9sludt bent mebr ME font ;u
%entbaIten. User in lplAen 3eiten la
t den fann, 100 tit oer 9anssn Meni9z
belt IL ptsl Sammer berrl9t ter BE-
reif, ZAP er Elm letdt1nniser unD &C.
fubucier Menib it. Bas mir erlpaz
rem fInnen, wpuen mir eem beraubten
Yapfte, unisrn leipenren Solcatsn, ben
@ittpe1 unc @ailen, bic fe btnters
lai1en, ben Nrmer1 ppfern. 8etet alio,
@eliebte, betet in rieiem @inter, be,
Gua ca;u 10 siele 3ett uno @elesen=
belt bietet ; betet fir bic &tr@e betet
fir oas 8aterlane ; erbebet obne I'm.
terlab cure 9dnpe gun, @ebete !; bette
flr bic @%eritorbenen unb far bic Sc:
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bteieut nit 10 reiden 6dlfequeQen be-
oabten2anbe p%ermehren Nn cteSteue
pes S1einsldf5 wirce pa5 mabre
Slid treter,, has auetn in aubltber
1bdtiateit unn In hem baru,ontl@ea
Gamilienlebeu rursslt!"
Die@e nebr pom praftiiden Stare@
punfte aus s%ssebene 8eleu@tuas Der
@a9e 1T aus rer. mirfliden 2eber1 9e>
ncmmen ; nod piel srsQer ober erz
f6eint Der Gbel9siounasleidtl INN i'm
n1pralilden uup reliei6ien 9i@te be-
tradtet, povon bic E%a9esbldtter in Der
&esel idmeisen.
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tutIletom.
Spradt.

Sausmittel sesen 6o6mutb.
Dem srcBeu Manne blide germ
Gief in bic Seer binein,
81 febt in feinem Ngsenjtsru
Deia eisnes Silo-bp9 fleiu.
der.
@em eleidt Der @!ann, Der erobeu earm nu1
maGt?
Dem @9le9ten &ab, bas imn,er fnarrt une
fra1t
Dem leeren 9alut, Der ful3 anp aufre@t itetst
SnbsB Der sule ii9 bsi6siben neist,
Dem leeren Safe, bas 70 ma&tis i9alt,
lem @aIbba9, Der ina @turme nisberpaQt
rlnb ldrmenb Ssut' une 2anb oerl9linst
S.trB bas liQe 8a9lein @eseu brinst.
@unber.
Die Wuneer inb nod uibt %ppriber,
Gs III nur unier Nuse triber,
tnb MIR e our9 ben @lauken flar,
Is ndbxe Bunoer isst nod pabr.
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Der SO E +.

benben; betet UNI Grbarmun9 uno be<
tet UNI Grteoen unp uerbtncet nit ben,
@ebete, bamtt es witrots iei wte Elm
@oblseru4 gum Gbrone @ottes btnz
au3ufeisen, pabre Betebrun9 uno
Beneruns eeS 9ebens> namentli6 ben
Sftern uro,mirrteenG mpfan9 per beilt<
gen Satram,nte Der BuBe uno pes Mlz
tare6.
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Uerlortn uno Dofb geretttt
peer:
AustobenSe ugenb.
GsrtitBuns.)
(%SsrtitBuag.)

uWte leidt tn oerWelt Elm 9utsS0ez
mitb Derrcrten tperoen fam, ras baben
mir an unlerm Tran; erlett>" iaote ie.
u9alen mir ie renn tn 0otte5 Namen
Dem Iriebe ibreS SCREENS fplaen. Ste
miro fir unS unp ben un9lidliden
beten."
Der Natb lief fid tonn fdliebli9
AUDI erpeiden unr CAB feline Ginwiuiz
9una !; absr es eins ibm mad ME Elm
unerleBlider Gerluit unc er Lief mutb>
uno fraftlos BEN 8cpf tdn9en. Son
rieler Stunre an betrahtete er 1id wie
einen Weniden, Der umlunt selebt; ct
ccrlpr ale Greupe an Der Nrbeit> unc
meinte> renn Der liebe Soft Elm GIN
lsben baten uno i'm uno feline quite
Trau epn Der Groe nebmen MOLE, 70
eelddbe ibnen eamit Der bel te Oieni.
Mtt Glementine i5bnte er iid inoeiz
fen balo mtecer aus, renn er fano, rab
le ntdt elmer %lteripannten Spee nad-
seoeten, ioncern eab iie einem rirfliz
den Bsrufe sefolet lei pa9esen funnte
CT ben Spbn uno fem 8etrasen curdz
aus nidt perl1mer;en. 9eiper ruroe
er cur6 bic armli6en 9erbdltni0s, in
melde ie na@ uno mad eerietben> tag
LID in Der titteriten Beiie AT i'm err
innert. Dos emiee @rIbeln unc
@rdmen ltte einen ldlimmen GinFus
auf leinen Self unp feline Seels unp
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lit bic ein;iee urlahe metnes Sores.
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nunaen, lcncern madts un5 aud arm,
uuo eeltaltcte unler beiteres, tlumenz
reides 9eten gu elmer trrHlpien Dute.
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mlrce i'd in freupisem Stolse Elm bcs
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nua serpertli9 auf rem &Brper Elm:
pirfte, mar bic 6plse. 3wet Sabr'
1pater lag ite etenfaus int 0rabe. 81
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unter sladlt6ern8 erbdltni0en Der STAB
Sttersbera nod LANCE jur 3ieree &c:
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-06-22

CORNELIUS BENTON BURNS was born in Camda,
S. c., May 22d, 1885, and passed from earth il
hope of eternal life, May 9Th, 1871, amid tn,
deepest sorrow Of the people among whom he had
lived from his birth.
In 1852 he made profession of religion, felt
its renewing power in his soul and ever after
ward exemplifed it in his life. He was early
deprived of parental influence, but his -charac-
ter was formed under the careful training of
that man of God, Rev. W. G. Workman, to whom
he became as q con. When but boy he was
engaged in mercantile business, which brought
him in contact with every phase of human M.
ture before his own character was formed. Be-
fore he had fully matured into manhood, his
country called him to her defense, which call lie
obeyed with fidelity and distinction, and to him
was awarded the rank of Captain as his country's
need. He returned from the army broken IN
fortune, but pure in character, full of energy.
So fully did he sustain his character for fidelity
and proficiency in business, His fortune grew
by a healthy growth with the gratifying approv-
al of all who knew him. His growing prosperity
was blessing to many, and curse 10 none, On
May 9th, 1867, he was happily married to Hiss
Mclaughlin of North Carolina, lady everyKay
qualified to cherish and develope his good qudli-
ties. Through all these vicssitudes and seyre
tests of his life, he was ever true to his God, 70
himself, just and charitable to all. His last il
ness was disease of the heart. Seldom is it tn
lot of man to come up to the full measure of hi
suffering But while his suffering ubounda
divine grace did much more abound unto him
II is not often that we witness such conplet,
triumph Of grace over suffering and deaths II
his sevcrest paroxyisms his face was radiad
with glory, his lips eloquent with praises, and
fervent with cxhortations and prayers for othess
A thoughtful gentleman remarked, II almost ell
We'd him his suffering, that might be aparta,
ker of his comfort" His severe and proractcd
suffering and glorious triumph, added 10 bis
consistent Christian life, produced p,ofund
impression upon US all. He left wife I'd two
children May they be the object of special care
of Him, who is the father Of the fathelefs and
the friend of widow. A. j. STdAEs.