LITCHFIELD, COMM THURSDAY, JULY 24, l845.
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passion with which had regaFded him, when we left him on the beach alone with the savages were transformed into sentiments of admiration and al- most envy in view of his achievements. All oth- CT lahors seemed trivial compared with his And then felt and still feel, that if any man can lie down with joy upon a dying bed, it is he who can look back upon life successfully devoted to rais- ing savage people to the comforts, re6nements and virtues of a Christian life.