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MEDICAL.
From the Earliest Ages

SCROFULA has been the bane, and as IL
were, the curse Of mankind, Moses, 1nthe
18th chapter OF LeviGlcus, lays down very
explicit rules on this dlseabe. So terrible
and loathsome had II been cOns1d sred tnen
that person known to be infected with II
would not be allowed u mix with society
The Jews regarded it as divine indiction
and believed there was no cure for 1t, Ii
was then thesins ofa youth or q diviation
from the paths OF virtue were punished as
long as life lasted. Happily In our day,
the sience Of medicine has oeen developed
the great storehouse of Mature furnishes q
remedy, the disease Is stripped OF its ter
rOr by the use OF theS MA klTAN' 'S ROOl
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim Q,
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Blotches,
litter, ETC., can be restored to sound health
in few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
OF the dark ages we are well aware, Many
now fail to find cure as well as they do
then; To all such the Samaritah's Roof
and Herb Juices will prove a happy boon
eradicating all impurities from lie blood
and making the complexion bright and
healthy. A few bottles wiIlremoVe pim-
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics ana powders, kUOTAND HERE
JUICES $I.25 per botte: sentby express
to any address:
(, 80. DESMOND & CO.
[ s15 Racestraat Philadelphia P
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Tape worm Removed Alive

Head and all complete, in Two hours,
No fee Till mead passes, seat, pin and
rs forth Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. -
Send for circular. For orremoving seat, rtn
or stomach worms call On your druggist
and ask for bottle Of Kunkel's Worm
Syrup, price 81. 1t never fails COmman
sense teachesif tape worm be removed, al
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Or. sAGE,s ckTARRH REMEDY

radical cures OF the worst cases Of Catarrh
no matter Of how long standing. The liquid remedy
ns Or better spRed eny Sy y5r@ ae uee o
Ient vet Invented with which fluid medicine can be
carried HIGH Up and PERFECTLY APPLIED 70 all
parts Of the affected ana the M S1am h,c
sores and ulcers frequently exist, and from which
the catarrhal discharge generally proceeds lts use
accoompany1ng each instrument DR.. SAgE's "a.
cures recent stafts 91S and d peas
snf to nse containing no strong or caustic drugs OF
poisons tatarrh Remedy and pouche s1ld by dTs Hia
sstA RV. PMEGnM M P;;;f.1op e; Rr1opI, = YofloS D'S'
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The Morning III Herald

The Morning Herald 'F"1'
IN puBlfsned EVERY ymorping 25nnday IL ,eH. !.
centodl and delivered IN The city o. ot w ~ !.
mfngton and sufrounding Npaacss tor MAI IN
sS subsori ptions, postage T. 90, three dollars
pei sEo. O,BYrNEl& sCex Publ hers.. o
No 500 Shipley streeg,
.h5Taff1 Wflltffngt0Yi RekY
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uu,nine and Arsenic.

Form the basis OF many Of the Ague RENEE
dies in the market, and are the last resort OF
Physicians and people who know no better
medicine to employ. for this distressing COM
plant. The effects Of either OF these drugs
are destructive to the system, producing head
ache, intestinal disorders. vertigo, dizziness,
ringing OF the ears. and depression Of the con-
stitutional health. Ayers Ague Cure 10
vegetable discovery, containing neither qui-
nine, arsenic, nor any deieterious insredien'.
and is an. iufaliible and rapid cure for every
form Of Fever and Ague. Its effects are per-
manent and certain. and no injury can result
from its use. Besides being spositive cure
for Fever and Ague In all its forms, IL Is also
a superior remedy for Liver Complaints IL
is an excellent tonic and preventive, IS wei
as cure, Of all complaints peculiar to mslari-
Gus. marshy and miasmatic districts. 1t acts
directly on the Liver and hillary apparatus.
thus stimulating the system to vigorous
healthy condition. For sale by all dealers
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital wea kness or Depressloni weak Az
exhausted feeln g no energy or or ar
excessos, or some drain upon the system y
always cured by Humphreys h9neopasi,is
Pacific No. %. 1t tones up anu l hNigoldnsns
the system, dispels the gloom and uesponusih-
CIV. imnarts strength and energy-stops lhe
draln and rejuvenatss tho entire man, be 81,
used twenty years with perfect success "
single Vial, or IS per package Of Ave walls and
81 Walls Of powder. Sent by mall on receipt
Of price. Address Humphreys iiomeopallnio
%o o''he No'"P""'' uyi2wly
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SOUTH AMERICA.
General News from Peru, Bolivia,
and Chill.

anu WILL
PANAMA, G. A., November l6.-A change
has taken place In the cabinet at Bogota The
new ministers are all intelligent men and have
had large experience in public life.
Peruvian advices state that revolutionary
plot in the interest Of the Pirola party has
been discovered In Aeequapa. According to
the papers OF the locality, on the 9th ultimo
its leaders were promptly arrested, and since
that date some OF them have been sent TO the
capital for trial. News Of similar charac-
ter comes from Cajamord, where 1t Is said
some of the Porola party were secretly pre-
pairing an attempt against the Peruvian gov
eminent.
On the 4th inst documents were examined
purporting TO contain particulars OF The
discovery Of a new guano deposit, situated OF
the island OF Layada, su latitude 1880 wes
and Longitude 1926 south, on the north coas
| of Chilli.
Chilian adyices say that on the 9th inst. al
explosion occurred In the coal mine Rosarla
at Lcbu. Sixteen miners were killed and
large number were wounded, only six escap
| ing uninjured from the pit. The pecurniar.
| loss In damag. to the mine Is 100000.
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LATEST MARKETS.
NOON.

GAIyr.roy. November a4--Moxxr--Goid NJ
loox, silver American at par; Mexican.
nominal; New York sight at pari New Or
leans sight at par.
Urprs-ru good demand. Dry selected itKci
pickied l2xc, stack sailed. Ilhci kips, iskci
green salted as they run 20 TO 60 pounds av-
crage-s@sx.
woor.-Reoeipts light an prices veal
Eastern Fine gl,Aiedlum, l7@l9ci Western,
flne to medium. ie@isc improved Mesican'
l2@iic.
sM.r.-coarse, In round lots. 81 i2,s, nne,
81 rs per sack.
BAaorxo : Weak. Light. lee per yard,
heavy 12A. il
TEs.-Easy, per cwt., o. 80.
CorroS. -Recelpts 1000, exports. coast 77Si
sales iooi, stock los .77s, Market steadyi Md
ding, o, Low Middiing, s,fi Good ordi-
nary, 4. m
NEW Youk, November 26.-Goid at leok,
stocks strong, money sas5S per centi gold ~
exchangc--long 4sihi short, isei state bonds
quiet; government bonds strong
CorroS-Q Quiet, sales I63; MiddlinB Uplands
sr; Middiing Orleans, on.
Futures opened easy, November, o-s7I De-
cember, OFF, January e-3si February, o-toi
March, e.62.
LIvERrooL, November So'--noon- oo,.on
| in fair business ut previous prices. Middiing
r,,.nds ~. MiddlIpR Orleans, 1s-io, nelcs
~ ooo specuIatior and exports, /, 800, rc-
oo,,,s aioo American 1900.
Futures dnll Int steady, Upiands, low mid
d,,ng cia,se. for November delivery b,., NJ
yembcr and december 8 $40; December and
january 5-I8, january and February 6-l6i
February and March, s-Ie, March and April
AZ, Aprli and May 1884, May aud June
Ina
Ar. M.-saies American 'Soo' upianas, NV
middiing clause, February anu na,oa 49, ~
March and Aplil il'S1i Aprh anu msy -
New crop Dor shipment oc.ooer ~. sur ~, ~,
oil-3si October ana November o h-'-' ~
! venber aud December, iS-io.
= Closing Markets.
u.vss CRY November e5-Crass wintered
800 40 too,s ri, corn fed o. 75@ss %
cwt
whaa, M scot. 75..c. Tos.c asked, No.
\ snot tUanty-three cars sold at 6s1.c.
: BAcoS-shouider X, clear rib, o. cleai
Il sides. oX, dry salt mess shoulder u ~.
wmsKEY. STEADY at 81 oo@sl 10.
NRw omrASs. November so.--Gold Aeh
sight y discounts stetlhs oa"A' ''s.' ""
soils, TX. "a,
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M v ADVERTISEMENTS.
i oNHE BEST 4!
y M a 1tsa
Tho wheeio-sRsr rl Case.


Nrw yonK, September aS.--The case of Jas,
A. wheeler vs.. Gen. Sheridan was called up
to-day In the United States court, before
Judge Wallace. Int owing TO the absence OF
u. Y. Butler, counsel for plaintiff, the case
was continued until Monday next. This suit
is brought 10 recover $40, rs for alleged
loss incurred by plaintiff through the action
Of Gen. Sheridan. Mr.. Wheeler was dlspos-
scssed Of his sugar plantation In St, Charles
parish, near New orleans, by order Of sheri-
dan In 1907, while the latter was In command
of New Orleans.
Instructions.
MoSr PrLrER, November s5.-The Housc
to-day passed joint resolution instructing
vermont congressman to use oil means to pre-
vail upon the repeal of the resumption act.
Her First Trip.
WHITING, Ala, November o. The steam
ship Valley City, reached Pensacola to-day
on her first trip. She belongs to wealthy
line and is to ply between Pensacola and Tam
pa, calling at Cedar. Keys.
A False Report.
BALTIMORE, November 2s.-Mr. L. W, Call,
general ticket agent Of the Baltimore a Ohio
railroad, requests the associated press to deny
the Telegram from New York stating that the
Baltimore A Ohio road were cutting passenger
rates from Cincinnati to New York. Call says
there is no truth in the assertion.
In Commemoration.
New YoaK, November 25.-t merry peal
was rung out to-day from twenty church
chimes In commemoration Of evacuation day
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=. -. ~------ - Ov.y --~R--VvV.~
This Saloon has recently been elegantly re
furnished. None but the purest and best liq
uOrs are kept there. Go 10 the Exchange
for polite attention aud the incest drinks In
town. sepl5dtf.
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Wanted A HAT SALESMAN

10 sell on commission only.
Goods direct from the manufacturer, nj l,at-
tom prices. Address W Howard i,rnoks 4
stevenson 81 ~ h ST., fhila. nsswst
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For Sale,
90 sacks Coffee.
We are selling a good Coffee, 81 lbs. for 81.
Flour IRON o. so 10 % per 100, guaranteed,
Tobacco in caddies and boxes at low figures,
Mt HuhrimKrs& EAros.
noylId&wtc
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Halliday's patent, the best, new
and in perfect order, for sale at a
bargain. Apply at the ExAMisEp
office, Third and Franklin str
Waco. seDl7''.sWu'
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l.seuIy yuars win prriurt suuce.s ny
lnds Sold by dealers, Price ~ per
xiai or sspsr package Of Aye yi1 rn.s ana
flee. Address HumphTeys' Homeopathic
fe,ileine Company, 100 Fulton street New
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Wanted.

Wanted.
BY lady, native of Virginia, a
situation as teacher in a school or
governess in a private family;is fully
competent to teach all the usual
branches, together with the rudi-
ments of Greek. Best references
given. For particulars address
Co
Care Examiner Office,
noy9d&w3w Waco, Texas.
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Subscribe for the EXAMINER AND
81. per year.
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For sale by druggists generally.
Hnmpnrcys' specific Manual, on the treat
ment 81 disease and Its cure, seat frse on An.
pncation % Huinphreys' Homeopathic Medi-
cine 20. los Fulton street, New York.
II. D. Graves, Agent, Waco, Texas
nusl6deodWly
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NUMBER 143.

fF M sny Is c5rlsuzHulIlslllllI -
The Z. lily thousand dollars wns~- 7.-7I--s--.
away nom Chicago, was found deposlt<o-trnrhpr A.
his name. In the bank Of Portugal
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assortment
an cAssiMERhs all
PLAlDs, etc. etc
= IT. ,xSFts we qualities o MAlR MI sa
m, varied GENIE ~ 'o
slaughter %
niyourmm
price Of Shtop Austin street. before making you"
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FOREIGN NEWS.
strihe Among tho spinners.

Str1k0 among tno oPAheS"
LoppoS, November 25.--Thc strike of the
Oldham cotton spinners will probably begin
to-day In opposition to n five per cent reduc-
ton of wages. 1t does not extend 70 all the
mills In town. The proprietors of some OF
the mills have not given notice of the reiuc-
ton. Notices were posted on Saturday at
most Of the Carnavonshire statequarries an
nounclng reduction OF seven per cent. In tho
wages of q,arrymen. The men will probably
accept the reduction.
LATER--Tcn thousand operatives at Oldham
struck to-day.
Royal Reception.
HALIFAX, Foyember 25.-Marquis Loon and
Princess Louise had u grand reception to-day .
They left the Samaritan at lOi5 y. m anu
were conveyed to land In the war vessels, mr.
ing royal salute and yards being manned
The royal party was received by the
Duke OF Edinburgh and many other OIL
cials Their landing was greeted with vocii-
erous cheering and procession was at once
| formed and proceeded through the principal
streets to the province building. The street,
were gaiiy decorated and alive with people.
Movement of Armies.
| LoSpos, November 25.-A Calcutta CORES
pondent of the Times thinks Gen. Brown
column viii go to Gelatabod this winter, Maj
Gen, Roberts to Kunkain Forta and Mai. Bed
dulphls' column to Candahara, and that thes
viii probably be wintering stations Of thes
armies.
Measures OF Relief.
LONDON, November 25.--1he mayor of BAL
row has called a public meeting to adopt meai
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A Coliision.

ssnsersSNd crew were saved and landed at
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Movement of Armies.
Maa.ures Of relief.

LONDON, November 25.-Ihe mayor OF Bar
row has called public meeting to adopt meas
ures Of relief for the distress prevailing, In
consequence of the depression in trade.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-18

10 risk his personal liberty and safe
ty for The good OF the people. MIR. Har-
csme forth from his retirement and Of
fered his services, and after numerous
difficulties was elected and went 10
Washington. where he bearded the
Zion in bis den." and although alone,
be battled braveIy in the Halls OF Con-
gress amidst the storm and strife Of rev.
olution for the rights of the people, and
stood up braveIy in defence of demo-
cratic principles and outraged and suf-
fering humanity. Messrs. Editors, we
all know his honest and steadiast integ-
riiy and legislative ability, and know
that the district should make him some
return. And | think that now rs the
lime for the people OF the fifth district, and
especially OF St. Mary's county. TO re-
ward him for his honest and steadfast
devotion 10 the cause OF liberty and de-
mocracY. HoT Box.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-18

We were among those who lgy invitation,
;o;n.i a partv Of ysung ladies and gentlemen Of
:, Mars cit7 en- Tuesday, the eth inst in a
,,Isss,uf excursion 20 Point Lookout AT
dIs.lark r. IN. we reached Itromcs wharf where
~ C,,upd the pariv assembled awaiting the arrival
- ~. steamer Sue or which the trip was TO Ia
,,,.ds- Among the gentlemen We noticed again
- N - who was All iCso;ion to Miss H. y. ".
ana Il was evident before leaving he mad 'ios,
~ heart again" The arrival Of the Steamer
ION pnt stop 70 eur waiting, e4i we steamed
IN for the Point calling at RacoH's and Jon,s'
vbarvrs. The miaatcs sped till the arrival a,
ON, Mace Of destination which we reached about
q o'clock when we lsRsca, and after straying
,reund tl.c Point for a while settled on the Raw
shore where We remained for time ENJOYING ne,
D r-.kin, 81 the = sytS and the brOtEo. Ai;crllis
Nc procccied 10 the Villa, whose the band "a
nero fiddler was awaiting our arrival 10 in
s,,ire with the strains Of his music the may
lance. p in which We INDUCED till about y
O'Clock when We proceeded to the wharf. where
,ye Sound q Sumptuuus supper prepared for Us hv
N~4 T and daughters, of which we can all say
1--WE ate our goodIy shares After supper. NJ
again took another stroll until the whistle an
uouncei the arrival ofthc Steamer Express, whi,t,
had called 20 take US osce more to 81. Mary
t,itv Among tire ladies on boaEd we noticed
Miss w. the Misses II D., Miss NJ, Misses I. AMI
Misses V Of Baltimore and several others hos,
names have cscaped our memory. We alluir
partirularly to the fair ores, leaving the gal
liant bows 10 a gentleman ON board no Gcnrr-
aljv sees that they are not neglected. We arc IN
dcbted 10 the young ladies for the kladncss az
tended on the OccasicH-
OCcAsIoSAL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-18

SEAT or THE MARYLAND LECrsLA-
TURE.-Mr. Sped V. Wilson, OF Anna
polls, Nd, furnishes the public with
the subioined information For sew
eral years have suffered from pains in
my head, side, Sc, and after trying va
rious remedies, and deriving little or
no benefit from them, | was induced TO-
try Keller's Roman Linimen!, and after
a few applications / EXPERIENCED great
relief. would most cheerfully recon-
mend it TO all as the best family Lini-
Iment now in use
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Dobhias' Electric Soap.

Having obtained the agency of this celebrated
soap for Hollywood and vicinity, append the
opinion Of some our lc-t people as TO lis merits:
! have used "Dobhus' Electric Soap" made
bY J. L. Cragin x Co., Philadelphia, Pa and
pronounce il the best soap have ever used. The
rapidity and ca-c with which IL enables one TO do
one washing is really surprising. Boiling the
cID'ho. is entirely unnecessary and 10 rubbing is
needed. would not be without IT,
MIs L . GooDwISG
have no hesitation IN saving hat no house
keeper should be without pobJius Electric Soap
I can heartily recommend l.. II is a charm in
the w7,h-fUh. Mrs X. HoursOS.
As a time. labor and money --a wing article. !
take pleasure iu recommending DD5iins Soap ~
ms nrighh--s. IL promises wonders, but does
all il promises. 4. 4. Wood.
desire an my friends and customers 20 give
this soap one trill 80 ,hcy may know lust how
good the hest soap IN the r IS. :. e. THuNr-
soy Sole Agent, Hollywood. I'D. JG-l6t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-18

The BERuN TKEATY.-The Treaty
OF Berlin has been signed, sealed and
delivered and the plcniPoes and other
high contracting parties have gone to
their respective homes. The general
provisions of the treaty were given in
our last paper and we find no. occasion
20 refer to them further than TO say,
that Turkey in Europe has been dis
membered. The Turks, however, have
been allowed the Balkans for delen-
sive line. Bulgaria is made an indie
pendent suzerainty, and Eastern Rou-
meiia secures administrative autonomy.
The Russians are not TO keep above
so, 900 men in Turkish territory, and
they shall evacuate it entirely within
twelve months. Roumania cedes Bes-
slrabia and takes in exchange the Dob
rudsha as far as Silistria. The Danube
is made a free river, and all fortifca-
tions upon 1t are TO be I'd. Austria
gets Bosnia an" and Mon
tener- .'orE
'SlOOqoS oIqnd 10 IIodduS IoI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-18

Hon. b. G. HARRrs.-The admirers
Of our distinguished lelIow-citizen, Hon.
b. G.. Harris. have no less than three
notices in our present issue recon-
mending his nomination by the coming
Congressional Convention Tor Congress.
We believe our correspondents have
merely anticipated the general wishes
Of democrats here on this subject and
that the county will go into Conven-
ton a unit for his nomination. His hold
upon the party is based upon perilous
service TO his constituents in war times
and by his answering fidelity 20 his
convictions of right at all times. The
district would honor itself in al esPe-
cial manner by selecting hnn at this
time as its representative.
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Correspondence of the Beacon
BALTIMORE, July 10. 1878.

AVs
.Nessrs. Editors The kind recep.
ton have always had from you en-
boldeDs me to come again, still il you
have grown weary OF my visits, remem-
Der the Chinese fable of the traveller
who was much annoyed en- his way
through field By the grasshoppers and
10 avenge himself he dismounted and
began TO extermiBate them, forgetting
that If left 10 themselves they would
perish in a day. "A word to the WISE"
etc. Thinking a short account Cf the
two CommencementS lately held in En-
mittsburg might be acceptable | shall
test your patience for little while. In
the first place, il is unnecessary TO re-
mark on the advantageous situation OF
either Mt. st. Mary's or St. Joseph's
Academy nor yet OF their excellent
system OF education, and yet fam would
portray something OF the surrounding
beauty and let you see through the me-
diam of my eyes the charming picture
presented. Resting at the base Of the
mountain, like 4 timid maiden, is Mt.
st. Mary's, the Alma Mater of sons
whose fame has encircled her with glo-
~ and won for her place beside the
finest institutions of learning in the
country, and not far off appears its SIS
ter institution, 81. Joseph's Academy.
proud in lis beauty and excellence and
.stIll modest in its worth. Like some
rare sweet flower il stands queen of the
parterre, dIfiusing perfume everywhere.
st. JO-ePh's is par excellence the guar
dian of innocence, the kind instructreSs
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De.:A u. FIRM. c..!s.r :: S.. E.-z,s @.

We extract the following fEon q Tex..s paper
Of recent date:
'Diel At Noultou. Lava>a county. Texas on
wednesday, the 27th dav Of March. 1878 JAMES
CRANE ABELL- Of Colorado county. for foTtv-one
years resident Of the State Of Texas The sub
ject Of this sketch was born in -. NARY 2 ooun-
~, Maryland, on the 2T'h day of November.
1873, aud migrated 10 New Orleans in the year
1896, here he engaged in mercantile pursuits.
The character Of the deceased was based upon
those sterling qualities Of head and heart, accom-
panied with Gniiinching energy, which made his
influence felt in eFeTY domestic and business re-
latiQR- liisstuTly EFm and general preserve
commanded fetdy and BsHsiant respect. aGd few
" no have plssed f~m our midst, had impressed
their usefulness and influence upon all who knew
him, more decidedly ne a ncighhcr and citizen.
No u'an, in his ti;nc 50 often selected 10 Gil
responsible places in the local administration of
the laws and TO act rs umpire CT arbitrator in
the settlement OF differences among his neigh
bors, aud his decisions always Just ard cniigh'-
encd. were received and approved without dis
appreciation. Few that have departed from
among u. Wi! lie more missed and sincerely r.
GREETED. His habits in every way were worthy
Of imitation and the epi'aph may justly lie in
scrihcd upon his tomb IAN honest man IS the
Hohlcst work Of God The wri'cr has known
him in every relation Of life and hls irulhfuliy
portrayed his many virtues
Tho deceased was tie c,ley. soa oEtAclltc Nat
thew Abel. Of this county.