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Died, in the 55h year of his age at his residence in
Carksvilie Johnson county Arkansas the 3lst ult
o. severe attack of apoPlexy. the Rev. WMnAn Nc
LEAN an acceptable minister of the gospel of the Old
school order of the Presbyterians.


The deceased was 4 native of New Castle. upon TIE
Tyne, England-but was reared and educated to the
h"y calling which he pursued with zeal, devotion and
an upright walk through life, in London.


The memory of Mr.. Mclean requires no eulogy from
his friends He has gone the tribunal Of that Divine
Master in whose ministry he faithfully labored and
from whom, we have doubt he will receive the re-
ward due the good and faithful who had used
every talent given him to accumulate interest


The writer was intimately acquainted with the subject
Of this Obituary notice. and it is only Just tribute to
say, that man more deeply versed in Theology. Sci
ence and Literature he has rarely met As speaker
he was chase and logical but entirely unostentaious
His style was purely primitive, and hence the more
Perspicuous. He might truly be said to preach the
truths Of the holy volume from which he drew all his
mind was richly stored. He knew only Christ and
him crucifed he knew code of morals but those of
the Bible; and relying the plain and simple truths
taught by his Divine Master, he eschewed all vain and
Useless controversy about human creed and church
vernmen and discipline. In his faith he was firm


but never sought to disturb the peace and quiet of
Christians of another name and order.


The deceased for many years. pastor of the Pres
byteran church in Beaver. Pennsylvania. Several
wisdom of which none can know, inflicted the de.
ceased several severe cks of apopexy Admonish
ed ~ his physicians Mr. Mclean was compelled to give
up his congregation and seek residence in a more
Southern climate. He came to johnson CO. where he
so far gained strength be able preach occasion
ally. Although not possessing his original strength Of
intellect clearness of enuncaton of voice
yet he never failed to give universal satisfaction, and
solemnly to impress his congregations with evidences
OF his strength of mind before God fit inAct his
Christening rod In matters pertaining to the affairs
OF this world, Mr. Mclean showed simplicity we'll
becoming the minister whose life had been devoted to
the cause Of his Great High rrest


he deceased conscious of his approaching disso
luton. and died he had lived, full faith and of
hope tie hasAe faithful 'nsort and several child
ren. besides friends to mourn his departure
Their l'ss will be his eternal gain.


ihe Little Rock, and Ptsburg papers will please copy