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MARQUETTE COUNTY.14
To speak words of praise of him in this community, where everybody knew him so well, seems a work of supererogation, and reminds me of the sermon preached by the great Dr. Muhlenburg over the remains of that splendid philanthropist, Robert B. Min-turn, of New York City. The preacher ascended the pulpit, and standing before the vast audience assembled to pay the last token of respect to the departed, in solemn, measured tones, and in a vividly
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