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oSpanions The high and the low. the rich and tho
poor the noble and the ignobs, without respect per
sons, places or circumsanees are all warned. in the
die and live" But from tho which had brought
this emblage together there was escape Where
are those that inhabited the worli before the flood
those who preceded the publication the Gospel-hose
who have followed to the generations past and gonel-
Where theyi The echo comes from the dark cham
bers of ths grave, saying, They gone" Like
tors stage they have performed their parts They
gone. In the dspensation of all things they have
departed to make way for others short lived as they
were themselves. The sun that shone the path
way OF nations now s throws its undlmmed Light upon
dent who at the moment he thinks he has attained
funess called quit the feast Of intellectual lore; the
soldier when he has gained the victory by the sword and
anticipated leDg repose upon his laures must yield
himself TO the victory of death The statesman, when
the grave. All what havoc. lisa solemn thought
God placed here for wise purpose and prepare for
Heaven. He has given the sabbath-sweet day of
worship Of restthe Bible, living ministry the In
fuence Of the Holy Spirit and what is far more preci
who gave himself for the worlds redemption. How i'm
portan is Il that should shun sin, and make
the promise of home eternal and after the storms OF life
shah have passed away to enjoy the calm Of Heaven
But what should he he mnister) OF the deceased
He had heard that Mr. Heick, by the hammer and the
chisel made his to fortune by his uprghtness
heart and integrity Of conduct he attained such posi-
ton in society, where he known, to him





cere-as father, kind and indugent-ss husband, ire
proachable q patriot pure and disinterested He 10
gone but his descendants il they turn the pages OF
his history and initiate his examples, and tread his
footsteps will live respected and die honored The de-


y gratifying to know he Christian character
His had only been erased from the church militant,
be inscribed pom the brilliant records Of the church
triumphant The preacher spoke for nearly an hour,
and at the conclusion Of his discourse of which the above
is but hasy glance expressed his sympathy with those
who wept and consoled in the sweet reflection,
that earth has that Heaven cannot heal']


Tho reverend gentleman pronounced the benedction
and the procession formed and left the hall according
order Of arrangements From the front OF the
capitol the hacks and the hearse proceeded to the Con-
gresiona Burial Ground. where the earthly remains Of
Richard p Herrck were deposited