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DIED.

On his farm, " Lucky Hit" in Clarke county
on the 10Th inst, Mr.. JOHN CHRISTIAN, in the
Goth year ofhis age.
In Hamilton, Loudoun county, on the night of
the 25d inst, Mrs. ELIZABETH V. JANNEY
wife Of The late John Janney, in the 9th year OF
her age.
In Bolivar, on Thursday, 18th inst, SARAH
MARGARET, eldest daughter Of Linton n. aud
Charlotte Andrews, in the 9th wear of her age
Consumption, that fatal foe, that like the worm
in the bud, saps and destroys so many lives, has
added another to its victims; young. lovely, and
beloved, by parents, relatives and friends. The
relentless reaper stays not Lis hand for pity; Of
youth, purity, goodness, loneliness or the most
perfect blending Of them all in the forms Of our
earthly treasures. IL has long been said, that
death loves a shining mark and those whom the
Gods love, die young. IL seems 10 have been il
lusrated in the early death OF this good and gen
tie girl, the harmony OF her character, uniting so
many eyc5llencies with thst beauty Of holt
ness so far beyond them all.
Ia the communion Of the Church on earth she
has gone to the communion Of the Saints" in
Heaven. Let those who mourn remember; she
has but passed from mortal suffering, to immortal
happiness.
Beyond this vale of tears
There is life above
Jnmeasured by the fight Of years
And al that life is love
On the 22d inst, at the residence of his parents
No. l6 Marketstrcet Georgetown, d. c.. ROBERT
T., son OF Hersche and Sarah d. Hudson, aged Is
years, months. and - days. The funeral ser
vices took place at Dunbarton street VI. T. Church.
on Sunday, at 3 o'clock 2. NJ. Rev. Dr.. Decheall
very effective discourse from these
words ." For this corruptible must put on incOr-
ruption." Heber Tent, No. 10, |. o. r., of that
city, Of which the deceased was member, aud Ea-
gle Tent, No Is, Of this city, preceded By Donch's
band, accompanied the remains TO the Presbyte-
rian cemetery, where they we're inferred with ap-
propriate ceremonies Washington Chronicle
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The Old Family Journal.
municipal Election.

The Municipal Election in this place Mon
5av last. was the first under our new
chartered privileges. The contest, though short,
was sharp and decisive, and was conducted
with a good deal Of earnestuess upon the part
Of some Of the candidates and the friends Of
each. The following is the result;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-03-30

PARTIES who owe bills at our Store, are re-
quested to settle at once. We need money
and these accounts must be paid.
Dec. Q. 1871. HOTELL& BRO.
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Third WAKD.


1sls tIs s. =. r. Rood pa'i through hs t3rH upon
u1y Stree, he C0uPoHy nay e'o0'sf
Ward,Es- To. 2af. 81 Total.
FDr..-.................- no nv
Agailst.............. % II 40
MAJORITY for Raaroad...............-...-.....25i
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E0- Horse Bills wiz be printed 10y Us in
god style and at moderate charge
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TIE Scu'EP'E CASE.-The Pennsylvania
House Of Representatives has passed the Senate
SclUrpa bin, which now goes to the Governor
for his action. 1t simply allows new trial
to Dr. SclUppo, who, it viii be rcmem-
bered was convicted some three years since Of
the murder Of Miss Steiueckc, by poison. at
Carl.s.e Pa.
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1T. the School Books used by our Schools on
Y hand-any Book wanted, not in stock, will
be furnished at short notice at Publishers prices
Sept. 80, 1871. W. ;. hASON'
lust PUBLISHED-"W Women, or Chronicles
ofthe late War;"-Sequel to 'The llolcombs,"
by Miss VI. T. Magi. Encourage Home Litera-
ture. For Sale at W. 5. MASON'S.
HOOFF'S Celebrated Extract Malt-fresh in
i i voice just arrived W. ;. MASoN.
DROMO Chlorolum--the most powerful disin-
II fectant known. w. S. MASON.
1TASON'S White Oil prepared with greatcare
WI and warranted in all cases where Liniments
are required inferior to none. Prepared and for
sale only by W. =. MASON.
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Tax Payers take Notice.

TENHE taxes for the year 1871. are now long
L over due, and must positively be paid,
and that promptly. County orders and Claims
are pressing me TOR payment, and tolneet and
satisfy these urgent demands, am compelled
to enforce collections, strictly and rigidly and
without respect to persons.
Immediate attention and compliance with
this the last notice will save trouble aud costs.
GEORGE W. CHASE.
CGarlestown, Shrig.
March. lG. 1872
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RELialors.-Rov. Mr.. WADE will preach in tn,
N. E. Church, South, in this place tomorrow
Sunday morning and night.
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Jefferson institute,
w. Virginia.

TIME next Session will commence on Monday
September llh, 1871.
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage for thorough course in English, the
Languages, Drawing, Music on Piano and organ;
Willie Afforded. Particular attention will be paid
to Music. and pupils will be required 10 play at the
Musical Soirees. when the friends Of the pupils can
have an opportunity to Judge of their progress.
;. Vocal Music will be taught in classes well as
by private lesson.
For Circulars, Terms. &C., apply to the Princi-
pal. AEs. y. NJ FOhhEol'
July %, 1871.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. MCCORMICK will visit Charlestown pro-
REASONABLE. ON the Second Monday of Febru-
airy, (l2th,) April, (sth,) June, 10TH August,
9th, October, (l4th), aud remain one week each
visit.
February 3, 1872.
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Glover Seed.

PRIME ARTICLE OF CLOVER SEED, TO
n sale by .
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A Virgiuiau, recently deceased, left his farm
to ten Of his former slaves, who had voluntarily
remained with him until the day Of his death,
taking what wages De chose to give tLem
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CENTESSrAL.-Our friend, W. D. North
Esq, reminds US Of the fact that tho present is
the Centennial year Of Berkeley County, it
having been organised As county in tie year
1872, aud named, we believe, in honor Of lord
Berke.r.-M MlAsJn1 Siatesmah.
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NOTICE.
wNcuzsrEn, yfrsis1A.

WNcuEGrzR, yfRsisA.
February 20, 1872.
n Office is hereby given that ! will skply 10
~ the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County West
Virginia. on the 9th Of April 1872 being the first
day Of the next term Of the Court, for an ORDER
authorizing and requiring S. HOWELL BROWN,
Esq, Guardian Of Fanny D.. and John 81. McFar-
land, 70 pay over and deliver 10 ne, as the Guar
dian Of these persons in the State ~ Virginia, all
personal property, and money in his hands be-
longing to them, and 70 authorize me ~ such for
eign Guardian to sue for, recover aud receive al
money and personal property belonging 10 them,
incudiDg the rent5of their real estate and % re-
move the ssms q the STATE Of Virginia, where
said infants resi6e
wM.L CLARKE,
March 2, ls72--5i. Guardian.
Is 10" By 'H0''-A r. RI Rley S' LucAs ..''
NEW CHURCH IlYMNAI--ebosf esit.os-A
- very low, just received and vii sIseys 81
found al VS.. NAsON'S.
March Il, 1872.
HENRY carbolie saiye. ueikell, crle5f1aa
i 0iRimoDtfor ye.cr, DC, ior ole6y
Mar. lC, 1874 ". =. 11GOy
FEN0 Farmers, a..iIeTs and Owner Of Stationary
J Engines. We VIII have Tie H.. f.lsext week
cheap article Of Castor Oil to LzbIcatng pnr-
poses, especially adapted n W hinery aud Ee-
hicies. IBIS OIL has long tesl known to BE- tho
I est ubricat0rpartieglariy isf heavy Machinery,
il stand. loN teIageFatrre, lasts longer .aaa any
other Oil, wears entirely awsy leaving Do re.iduc.
and we are preparc5 ~ offer Il atpTloes litls
above the price u Lard OIL. Use Sac bcst it l.
cheapest ". 3. NAS0S.
Mar. Is, 1872.
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GEO. |. Light.
Druggist and Chemist
CHARLEST0WN, JEFFERSON COUNTY,
Tro Doors Vest Of SoPpipg'oa Hotel.

DAlNTS, GLASS, &c.
III ave on hand large and fresh stock Of Lewis
Lead. Resurgam and Pure White Lead
Brandon Of all colors. Yermillon Red and
al other Paints. And as th.-e are for the accom-
mediation OF the County, offer the same cheaper
than they were ever sold in this town. As in
tend to make PAINTS a specially. it viii be well
for every person in need to give me call You
will get Bargains. GEO. 7. LIGHT.
March %, 1872.
TVOBACCO-Pride Of Virginia, 7jc Jockey
Club, rs; Durham Gum, So Commonwealth,
go; also, Pure Seed Cigars, sc, Seed and Hayan-
mas, &c, and Hayannas pure 6c-the choicest ever
offered in town. and for sale by
March 49, 1872. GEO. 7. LIGHT.
HYMNALS.-uy stock Of the new IIyrnnal is
/ now complete-price from 40 cents to S2.75.
Discount made in favor OF the Church
March %, 1872. GEO. T. LIGHT.
rFONICS.-Elixcrs Cordials, brakes Bitters,
California Bitters, Simmons Liver Regula-
tor, TarraHts Aperient. Fahrney's Blood Cleanser
For sale by GEO. 7. LIGHT.
March %, 1872.
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NOTICE.

NHURNS-Spain Blanchard's, Union and
I Barrel Churns, for sale by
March 30, 1872 JAS. LAW. H00FF.
OILS, Fish, Lubricating, Meats Foot and Lard
~ Oil, FOR sale by JAS. LAW. HOOP.
March 30, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-03-30

The BALLIT.-In the Convention on Thurs
day Of last week the section The mode Of
voting IN all elections shall be by ballot, came
up and CJl. John Blair Hoge offered the fol-
loving amendment: " But each voter shall be
free 20 vote by open, sealed or secret ballot As
be may elect which was adopted
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MUSIC LESSONS.

MRS. C. 7. RICHARDSON will give lessons
WI in Music to a few pupils At her residence.
July s, lS7l-tf
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r. Notice the Postponement, by Il. II.
Lee, Trustee, Of the sale Of Pendleton land
The sale Will take place on the 10th Of April.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-03-30

blrEoyEuENT.-The Storl room so long
occupied as a Jewelry establishment by the
late C. @. Stewart, is being remodelot for the
use Of 1Ir. Goldsmith Mr. Noes Is doing the
brick work-Nr. Holmes to put in glass
front.
Most o. tie business houses have been mod
uiaei,-and We; the work goes brayely on.
MIIs-GclAL.-Bev II. Z. Miskimmon, for
the past year pastor Of the NJ F. Church at
HarPer's Ferry, by appointment Of The Con-
ference at It's late session in Washington City,
viii return 20 Harper's Ferry for .he present
Conference year. Rev. :. A. McFsdeu has
been placed on the Sulerannua.ed list.
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Thornton D. Wyndham has been appointed
Postmaster at Cas,leman's Ferry, Clarke Coun-
t,y Va, Vice Joseph Price, resigned.
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(LAGETT'S Superior y Porter and Ale in
\ bottles. put up expressly for family use at
HarpeT'S Ferry, Aug. &c. CHAMBERS.
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NACARONT, Chocolate and Corn Starch JUS
WI received by
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

HORSE Buckets, Churns, Tubs and Wood
Bowls for sale by JAS. LAW. H0OFF.
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To SuHscEIDERS.-Mauy Of our patrons will
doubtless. make a change Of residence at this
present moving % season. They VIII please
give us the necessary Information Tor the
proper mailing and delivery Of the Fee Press.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-16

Dear friend, excuse the freedom that
l take,
Nor blame me for this freak for PHYS
sake.
Scan not my humble verse with critics.
eye;
My will is good, so let the faults so by
Be not severe, should perfect rhyme
give way
To ranting verse, in what have to
say.
So, while beneath Texan sky you
roam,
Let me describe some little scenes at
home:
First comes the sanctum, for that has
its share
OF grand disorder and a want of care );
Where bits of ore from every State
are found,
And "cranks" and wheels Of every
form abound;
All kinds Of motions made with
greatest care,
Though not perpetual" you'll find
them there;
Of books and papers not one corner
free,
From "Grcely's Farming" to philoso-
ply;
And worn out clocks that have not got
the lower
To beat the seconds for one single
hour.
Here "ALEx." revels in his ancient
Give him his books he seldom asks for
more.
Contented thus his greatest Joy to
Each shining planet in the boundless
space;
Stretched out at ease, We let him thus
remain
While on the walls he counts his thou
sands slain X
And good old Prince still makes his
daily round,
With careful steps his head bent to
the ground;
In vain he tries we'll known step to
trace,
And looks expectant for the missing
face.
Poor, noble dog, his limbs boa. man
scar,
That proves lis proves n each ca
nine war;
No coward blood, no mean deceit has
he,
"a living model Of fidelity"
His only pleasure Is masters care.
A simple bone he dooms grateful
share:
Give him but these, happy dog ia he,
Obeys each word, and guards your
property:
So while around that sunny land you
roam,
Forget not friends tina: t!hnS Of you
at home;
Our kind regards, my friend, by this
you'll learn,
Prince" and myself will hail your
safe return.
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Frostbnrg Pest Offlce Bulletin.

FIRST MORNING MALI For Cumberland
and intermediate points On G. & Z. Il. X. :;
also for all points east and west "f that city,
closes at 6.45, a m.
SECOND MORNING MAII.--Tor t'r;Mtsrille
and intermediate points, closes at 10, a. m.
FIRST EVENING MAIL.-For Cumberland,
including all except through" matter for the
East and Wheeling mail, closes at $50, p M.
SECOND EVENING MArL.--For Piedmont
snd intermediate points; also Ill matter for
Baltimore, Washington. Wheeling, and
points beyond, closes at I, p. m
MAIL for Pocahontas Penn, closes at 12,
m, every Saturday.
MAILS open daily te1cer, Sunday as
follows:
From Piedmont az SEQ, a. IN.
Cumberland at 1890,
Grantsville ut 3.45, p IN.
Cumberland at ),
Pocahontas, every
Saturday, at l2, m.
G. H. WALKER, P. NJ
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You can buy a pair Ladies' Kid Shoes for
81 80 at the CHEAP STORE.

UNFoRTUNATE.-On Tuesday morn
ing last, Mr.. MEsHAcH FROST, of this
place, in conveying Rev. Mr.. GRAY and
family to Maryland Mines, where they
took the early train on the Cumberland
Branch Railroad, in turning his sleigh
into an old road, ran one Of the run
ners into a gully, which, being well
filled with snow, its depth was not
ascertained until the sleigh, overturn-
ing, tumbled the whole party headlong
into the snow. Fortunately, no inju-
ries were sustained, except that Mrs.
GRAY was painfully bruised near one
of her eyes. The horses at once took
fright, and, but for their timely arrest
by Mr.. OWEN HIrcHINs, who was
coming up the road, would certainly
have dashed the sleigh to pieces
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Church Directory.

REFORMED GERMAN, Broadway, Rev j.
RUN, Pastor. Services every Sunday at
1880, a. IN. Sunday School at 2, p. IN.
GERMAN LUTHERAN, Main Street Rev.
B. SIcKEL, Pastor. Services every Sunday
at 10 80, q. IN. Sabbath School at 2, p. m.
ENGLISH LUTHERAN, Main Street, Rev.
D. L. MCKENZIE, Pastor. Services every
Sunday at 1880, a. M, and 7, p. m. Sunday
School at 9, p. M Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH,
Beall Street, Rev. L. W. HAsLUP, Pastor 80
Services every Sunday at 1890, a. M, and z,
D. m. Sunday School at 8, q. IN. Prayer
meeting every Friday evening at 2.
WELSH UNION AND PRESBYTERIAN,
Broadway, Rev. G. Ii. HUMPHREY, b A.
Pastor Services every Sunday at 1890, a.
m. and g. D. m Sunday School at 2, p. m.
PRAYER Meeting every Tuesday evening at
7.30 o'clock.
ST.. MrCmFLs ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH,
Main Street, Rev Father V. F. SCHMITT,
Pastor. Divine Services on Sunday: Low
Mass Mt s, a IN. High Mass and Preaching
at 1870, a. IN. Sunday School at 3, p. NJ:
Vespers and Benedction at 4, p. m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Main
Street, Rev L. T. WIDERMAN, PASTOR
Preaching every Sunday morning at 1890
and at !, p m. Sunday School at 2, p M
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening
at 100 Teachers meeting II close of Pray
er meeting.
WELSH BAPTIST CHURCH, Nelson Street,
Rev l.. LLEwELLYN, Pastor. Services ev
cry Sunday at 1890, u. M, and $50, p. m..-'
Sunday School at 2, p m. Prayer Meeting
every Monday evening at 100 Society on
every Thursday evening at $50. Singing
School on every Sunday evening at $50.
ST. JoHN's Protestant EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Broadway, Rev. 8. H. GRIFFITH,
Rector. Service and sermon every Sunday
At 1890, a. m. Evening Prayer and Lecture
at4. Sunday School at 8, p. m. Holy Com
nunion on second Sunday Of every month.
Evening Prayer and Lecture every Thurs
day at 7 O'Clock.
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+B. BIS.
Charleston wv. Ta.) Letter.

'r CHARLESTON, MARCH S, 1872.
EDITORS JoURNAL.Our Legislature adj
journed or rather died out, on Thursday,
Goth ult., at half past two o'clock, T. NJ
Some of the windy ones i,eId on to the
last moment others quietly left, and, at the
above named hour, notwithstanding the
fact that the House in facetious fit de-
clared its pages members, there were not
members enough on the floor to make
quorum" and, consequently, they had to
close out The Senate adjourned, leaving
a member on the floor making what he
supposed was a speech. During the session
of forty five days they passed nearly two
hundred Bills all of which, with the cxcep'
ton of perhaps fifteen, were of local char
acter, for the benefit Of individuals and
corporations. A bill, authorizing the COM
pletion of the water line between Richmond
and the Ohio river, passed the House, but
was defeated in the Senate.
The adjournment of this Legislature re-
minded me very much of the last day OF "A
term at school; facctia was the order of the
day, and the House, in Committee Of the
whole" settled question that has vexed
historians for some centuries by passing
the following;
"REsoLvED, That it is the opinion of this
House that the Pyramids OF Egypt were
built to celebrate the Independence OF Amer
ica." A jolly old crew Of 'cus>es' was
that same House.
Charleston has been in "a fever pitch OF
excitement for the last two weeks over the
superb acting of Miss FANNY b. PRICE, an
actress of no common ability. Inquiry into
her past history has failed to discover any
blot on her escutcheon as lady, and she
is now receiving social visits from some OF
the most respectable ladies of our city---a
compliment rarely paid, and, unfortunately
but rarely deserved by women who follow
the stage as profession. KISS PRICf
bears her hOnors with graceilllncss and
modesty peculiarly her own, and has taken
complete possession of the affect ions OF the
ladies who have made her acquaintance
Charleston has enjoyed rare treat in hel
visit on the boards of its theatre, and hel
engagements elsewhere, compelling her de
parture from here in few days, Is source
ofmuch regret to the theatre loving people
of this city.
A dispatc h was received here this nom
ing reporting an extensive fire among tn
steamboats, at the wharf mt Cincinnati
Six large boats had been totally destroyed
at the time of the dispatch
With the opening VI the rivers the. coz
trade has revived here and the whistle
tow boats is = fsuiilt.r sound again.
- 7, Il
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FrOstburg Orders.

FaosrBuRG LODGE, No. 40, I. o. 0: F.,
meets every Tuesday eAening, at $50, at
Odd Fellows Hall, North Water street.
A.F.& A. NJ. No so. meets on the sec
ond and fourth Thursdays Of every month,
in Odd-Fellows Hall.
BETHEL TENT No. Al, I. Q. r., meets
every Friday evening, a, : o'clock, in Odd
Fellows Hall.
W1NELAND R,SaERs, No. $3.50, Ancient
Order of Forester-, F. ;. F., meets the sec
ond and fourth SATURDAY evenings Of every
month, at ococi, in the Forester Arms
on Main street
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Rev. f. J. GRAY babe farewell to
his congregation on Sunday evening
last, in sermon of unusual ability
Much interest was attached to the fact
that this was the last time he would,
as pastor, dispense to his flock the
Word of Life" and members Of 9TH
er denominations, and many who have
no Church relations, joined with the
large congregation that regularly wor-
ship in the NJ. E. Church, in making
a crowded house to do honor to min
lister, the necessity for whose valedic-
tory has occasioned sincere and general
regret. At the conclusion of his SER
mon many, particularly Of his congre-
cation, with swelling hearts and tear
full eyes, witnessed his REIMBURSEMENT
of pastoral care over them.
1t is simple justice to say that in the
removal Of Mr.. GRAY, Frostburg has
lost a valuable citizen: In the short
time of his residence here, he succeeded
in building Church without peer in
Western Maryland, which, under or
binary circumstances, would never
have been erected An ornament has
thus been added to the town which at
once excites the pride Of every good
citizen and charms the stranger eye
The example of tireless industry
which he furnishes is worth something
to the youth Of a community, and the
solid, practical, business ideas, for
which he is we'll known, and which he
disseminates without restraint, are val
liable to older people.
As minister, his removal falls
heaviest upon the large community of
his Church membership here. To them
he was the wise counselor, true friend
and faithful pastor. The many testi-
monials rendered him but feebly indi-
cate their appreciation Of his services,
and his departure is followed by love,
scarcely expressible by outward tokens
He is an earnest, clear and eloquent
preacher, and, in all respects, a gen.
tleman of the highest worth.
His estimable lady endeared herself
to large community Of friends, and
BY her devotion to the interests Of the
children in the Sunday-School, hel
labor Of love will not be forgotten when
the infant of to-day grows into the
''sere and yellow leaf. ~