DIED.
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In Standish, on the 28th ult Mr.. John Butler
aged 90. A very pleasant, amiabIe aud promising
young man. He was of the many that was
wrought upon by the special Influences Of .he divine
spirit in the time OF the remarkable revival Of re-
ligion in the congregational society in this town
the last yesr--he believed and was baptsed, and
admitted into the church of Christ-he in after life
and conversation proved the sincerity of his proies.
sion. In the day of trial bis faith aud hopes were
mistaken, unmoved, being placed in Christ tie
rockNfages. He descanted much in his last day s
upon the Importance of religion, He gave much
good and impressive advice and counsel to his sur
rounding friends and acquaintance in,reating
tbem earnestly ard repeatedly to attend TO the one
thing needful and 10 make sure Of the better part
which can never be taken away. in the near ap
proach of death, when seeing his friends much af-
fected, he calmly and pleasantly said, weep not
for me, bnt weep for yourselves for shall be hap
ply after death'--and 10 this assurance he expired


In this town, on the 22d ult. Mrs MARY con-
sort of Mr.. Samuel I'll Ash aged 81


In New BrRintree, Mr.. Wareham Warner. aged
81.