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gNLOASKNGS, BLANKETS AND ELAN
a. MES. J.LEE WEBSTER & co, No 35
MARKET STREET, would inform their friends and cas
toners gtnelallv, together with al ,hal wish
themselves against the fr0sls Of winter that r. ey
have large and complete AS orlmrnt OF WINTER
GOODS, that we pledge ourselves TO sell as 10" as
any othGr house in the city. Cur Goods are Of he
b. st quality AID choice selections, few OF which
beg TO cal! our attention to, viz:
Cluakings, a very handsome assortment
Cathneres, few very handsome at 81 cts
do. do. do. do. at IS cts.
Mouscline de LANES, best styles in tho ely
AiplCas of every shade and quality
Beautiful shaded Ca,hmcres
HAWLS-supet Cashmere and TerNeTri shavis,
few on hand will he sold very low; Thihet Wool,
plain Il. dembyOidered; Gr1cha do. vef. dEe; Mouse
de Lain do /; Blanket do; Goth do
ALSO-A splendid assortment Of CLOTHS, GAS
S NERES, CAS&iNETT5, VESTIhGS; Fisnneis.
Hdnke a Lnse Us; tuliid Cloths Jeans; bieched and
brown Cottlus; Gloves; white, black and solnrod
Hosiery; spool C0ttons; rims, C0m OTIS sc. Also, a
splendid assortment Of Cacucr tt'H.G. 10 2S vensSi
Table Cloths, &c &c.
An persons purchasing Good; 81 this place that dc
not turB out rs represented, re,uI r!a A. aay
reasonable time, and savc tl.e.f money reiuHGGd.
LEI WEBSTER .. co.
No. 35 MaENct street,
dis 2 doors East Of Frederick Ut
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CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.
FSyHptIAS BECK, No. 80 CENTRE MAR
IL KEF SPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs the public that he intends selling off his pre-
sent stock Of SPLENDID CARPETINGS at FAC
TORY PRlCES-such as Imperial Three-pl extra
super Ingrans, fine and common lhaI aims, Wool Fin
ishing and Cotton Stair CARPETlNGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MARS, FLOOR s. TABLE
OIL CLOTHS, SC. sc. All persons in want of any
of the above uamed articles, are requested to make
inquiry at any Carpet Store III Baltimore relative to
the price of Carpelinc, Sc, aud then call at No %
MARKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for LESS MONEY.
N. b. RAG CARPEriNG, of my own Manufacture,
4 splendid article, at very low prices d27-tJa4+
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

OUEN BROWN, 2UG BALTIMORE
-Ea STREET, between ST Paul and Charles sts.,
has Just received large addition his former STOCK,
comprising Ladies' and Gentlemens Gold atent Lee
yer WATCHES; do. LEPlNES, duplex and vertical;
Silver Patent Levers; Lepnes and Verticals, OF the
most approved manufactures. Together with fine
assortment of gold Guard and Fob Chains; Seals and
Keys; Bfeastpius; Finger Rings; Earrings; Bracelets
and Bracelet Clasps; Studs gold aud silver Pencil
Cases; do Tnimbes; DO Spsctacles; Miniature Cases
and Medallion Lockels; silver, pearl, steel and velvet
Card Cases, sc. &c.
% The above named articles offered for sale
at the most reduced prices, at No. 2O6. d23 If
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ID 0D%pseYTpSp GROUND RENTS
BOND 4 GELB.ACII.


BOND 4 GELB.ACH
Real Estate AGENTS. No 40 SecondSt.
su, Who offer tor sale large variety of very
4+..ssSsf cheap property, part Of which we name:-
SaaSI A large AID beautiful 3 story dwelling, with
.k--E-aL large back budngs-lot 22t feet 'front.' 10
deep To an alley, on Lexington near Charles st.
a,--a Also, spacious and well arranged story
EisM dwelling on w. Lombard ST near Howard 81.
10y lot "a feet, l7G deep to an alley, with sta
bes This house will be sold very cheap, in fee i'm
pie or with ground rent. do. in ST. Paul st near
Franklin, 81 500; in Excter-s near Cranky IS 800;
a neat story dwelling on Madison st. near Howard
at only S9jO-wiil rent for Sl50 in w. Lexington,
ST. near Pine, with passage and hack building, aud
deep lot, only q, 500; in Saratogast. between Pine
ST. and RUnalley-2 story, with attic and back build
ing lot Ia by liz feet deep, cost 400 To build, II
be sold at only 81 300, in yments of |, ,, 3,
and years, is under rent at $50; in Pitt st. near
Eden, al $3.50 each; fine house in South Paca st.
near Little Green, OILY $1,000; in w Faycttc- st..
near Cove, at $50 each; Gin Harrison st. near the
Synagogue; IN Carone-st. nearE Baltimore, $500;
= in Wansbeck, near EOllns St. S575 and $50; | in
Granby-st. Exeter, $1,000; in CORTLAND st. in
fee, i2eO; very large and desirable store with
dwelling on N side of Lexington st. between Fumw
and Howard-will be sold cheap on easy terms; and
many others.
BUILDING LOTS to Lease in every direction
some with advances
A large number of FARMS for sale. TAl NIL
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HIYDAY- PRESENTS.


REAUFUL GIFT HOOKS. In every
me- vafie'f plain and elegant Gilt Bindings and
lllustratont VERY Low PRICES!!!
NUALEngIish and American, splendid as
sorthieat all prices.
STANDAR WORKS-Iliustrated and Miniature
editl0n great variety various styles OF Slndhg.
@UVENlLBOOKS-ln every variety of PLAIN and
elegant Bindings and illustrations
HamES-iteat variety OF all kinds
AhBUMS-finc assortment, with splendid Engrav-
ings anuperb Bindings. ..
BIBLES Al CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS-A
large suy in every variety of splendid Binding,
llusttatls and Hum nations.
SH3- Togetr with great variety of other articles
appropriate Presents-all of which VIII be sold at
da4-sat j. MuRPHY's, I7S Market street
EDREsETS-PR GREAT BAR
= GAINSl JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS,
at No ll2 Baimore street. The subscriber has just
received an eensiVC assortment of Gold Chains; Gold
Keys; Gold Plcs and Breast Pins; Ear Rings; Gold
Pens; Hair Pin; Silver Thinbles; Gard Cases; Wal
lets; Pocket boks; Dressing Cases. Purses; Work
Boxes; WritT Desks Cologne Water; Bears Oil;
Beef's Marroy Cold Cream; Pomatum; Onto Roses;
Scent Bag IHr Dte Fancy Soaps; together with an
endless varletOf goods too to mention, ue
ny loo for cdShat wholesale or retail; Tor sale by
d2i hIAS HALE, ll2 Baltimore street.
NNHRIST1As PRESENTS.
u Beautiful illustrated French BOOKS
PRAYER looks, in velvet aud Turkey morocco
All the English and American ANIMALS
illustrated english Books
ChildreH's looks, a large assortment
GAMES, ngreat variety
Letter Clips great variety
Chessmen, bone, IVORY and wood
Note Paper, Of every pattern, some very splendid
Handsome Inkstalds
splendid copy of ROgarih's Works.
For sale BY FIELDING LUCAS, JR.
d94 No 10 Baltimore st.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF TIE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE Il C.fLFER7, SITS.
FaVHES EVENING. Dee. 27th, will be eIform
q PAUL PRY. Mr.. JOHN SETON. Eliza, Miss
q CANNON. Phgbe, Mrs. WILKINSON.
An Irish Sto y and S0ng-by MIR. q. WILLIAMS.
To conclude with FRESHMAN IN LONDON Mar
toch Delaney, Mr.. b. WILLIAMS SmAn, Mr.. J..
SEXTON Louise, Miss CANNON.
0IS- Abundance Us cts., children under 10 years Of
age, l2s cents. Saloon performance to commence at
u O'Clock precisely. 1t
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NBRE,sENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
n Just received, an assortment If FANCY ARTI
Giles, consisting in part of WORK BOXES, PORT
FOLIOS, CARD RACKS, CARD BASKETS, FOR
CELAIN FLAMBEAUX, and ORNAMENTAL FL
CURES, together with lot of PERI UMERY and
FANCY SOAPS.
Also, a small lot of PAPER MACHEE, BOXES,
sc. The above just received and for ale by
SETH :. UANCE,
d21 LOG nnliinnIp.
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\. Y. CIRCUs-FRONT-sT. THEATRE

N, :. CIIlOUD-F NUN y ]. i HEN / ND
MANAGEMENT BY LA. HOWES.
F@yIIIS SATURDAY, EVENING, Dec. e7th
M will begin with MILITARY CAVALCADE
on 10 horees led by Mrs. COLE and Mr.. SMITH.
Comic Song, "a Hit at the Times,) by the Clown.
]. w. MYERS, in his Unequal'ed Principal Act.
GYMNASTIC EXERCISES, by the Company
MRS. COLE will appear as the Amazonian Maid
Mr. VIM COLE as the Indian Rubber Man.
Mr.. N. b. TURNER on !, 9, 3 and Horses.
Mr.. J. w. MYERS will throw n Double Somerset.
Song, Life on the Ocean Wave, by ilr. EVANS.
Mr.. WIN. ]. SMITH as Rob Roy, classic scene.
Mr.. COLE will introduce his Dog Billy.
Metamorphose of the Sack, or the Clown deceived.
&. HOWES will appear on the Slack Rope.
re conclude with OLD VIRGINIA.
Box IS ctl,-Pit l2l, d91
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E,SANUGL KIRK,
- GOLD AND SILVER SMITH,

ll2 BALTIMORE STREET,
Is now opening very neat assortment of FANCY
GOODS, such as BTonZe Ornaments, PapIer Mdche
Goods Bohemian Glass; Ladies' Work and Fancy
Boxes; gentIcmen's Dressing Cases; Card Baskets
new style Ladies' Head Ornaments, &c. sc. Gold
Earrings; Bracelet Clasps; gentlemen's Scarf Pins;
Studs; Watch S ais with Ribbons; Cold Pencils; Gold
Pens; Gold Thimbles, Shields, sc, steel and Silver
Breaches; Necklaces; Earrings; Bracelets, ard a va
riety of otler articles in Steel
u.s. In addition 10 the ab1Ve, may be found al his
establishment usual. Silver Plate in all its vl~e
ties Spoons Forks, SC. dl7-eOt stJa'
E1TP0 t4'FiNN TO HOUSE II GEP ERS.
n PRIVATE FAMILIES, AND TIE PUBLIC
GENE tthnY. The undersigned having nj the So
licita,i0G Of his numerous customers !roH whom so
maay co up,aia,s have been nude Of the quality and
difficulty OF procuring good ariciel has combined
with his present business the sale Of
OILS, CANDLES, sc,
No article will be offered bat what he has fully
tested to he rs represented. He has on hand a com
plete as~or menl OF the following description Of
goods, viz:
PATENT DOUBLE REFINED OIL, fol burning in
Solar or Lard Lamps
LARD ell, from the manulactOry of Hancock &
Mann
Blcached Winer-strained OH, warranted pure
New Bedford SPERM CANDLES, of best quality
Hancock Il Mann's Admartne CANDLES
MOULD CANDLES, all sizes.
Together with complete assortment Of Coneius
& Co.'s. PATENT SOLAR lamps (Which have Civ
en- universal satisfactorily Gut ana Plain Globes,
Lamp Glasses, Wcks, &c., all at which are offered at
the lowest prices.
no" Goods sent to any part ofthe city
G.. WEST, Is Sharp street,
da3 Ct between Baltimore and German s.s
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OFFICE OF ANNAPOLis * ELKRI5GE

RAILROAD COMPANY, zee. 22d, ls45.
NOTICE is hereby given,
fs9EssA ssI "'|l that on SUNDAY, the 2alh in
t.ssS$tfGi SssSss5as stani an Extra train OF ears
- Z 33$eye-I will lie run at the usual morn
ing hour, 10 connect with the Washington ana BALI
more trains, for tie accommodation Of the members
of the Legislature and others visiting the Seat OF Go
vernment. BY order, N. II. GREEN,
d23 Wth&sftt Secretary,
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Nr9TICE. The Annual Meeting of StOrkheld
~ crs and Election for Directors of the Philadei-
phia, Warrington * Baltimore Railroad Company
will be held at Wilmington on MONDAY the 18th
January 1915, at o'clock, A.
A. GAMBELL, Secretary.
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TWNO LITTLE DOXS AND GIRLS. Mrs.
"a NlCKERSON, determined to sell off her re-
manning stock of foys, will open 10 day lot of Fan
cy Boxes and Toys, for lesa than cost at
die No. So N. HOwari-st
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II II. he LACOUR,
~ OFFERS FOR SALE Low,
100 boxes Poland STARCH
$40 IN spit PURCUSSION CAPS
% gross COW HIDES
100 reans SAND PAPER
100 dozen Fancy SOAPS
500 do assorted COLOGNE WATER
100 DO BEARS OIL
90 do BEEF MARROW
100 do fine Perfumed BAGS
100 do EXTRACTS, for HdkfI
90 Willow SLEIGHS-Cheap at
di-eOl0t No. $50 MARKET ST, near Eutaw
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Q3- CONSUMPTlON. There is perhaps, no dis
ease with which aur county is affected, which sweeps
off annually many victims, that fell destroyer of
the human race-consumptiOn. ID ~ after day, year
after year, the RSatate monster hurries 10 the cold
and silent portals OF the tomb, fresh added victims b.
its conquest No walk of life sacred from its blight
ing influence. No age is exempt ON its death deal
ing shafts. The old, the middle aged and the young,
al alike, are food for this common enemy of mankind.
The white haired patriarch whose life Temperance
has rendered his system impcrVious TO the attacks Of
other ills and whore good deeds prepared him for the
enjoyment of life's calm evening" finds consumption
fastening its faAgs upon his vtas, and tearing him
from world. ever bright 10 minds which look
placently on days well spent
Is there no help for the afflicted No preventive of
the dangers which heset us in our changeabe and c-
HE cline? We think there may be. And if the al
legations Of those who at least entitled to veraei
~, may be believed, there is preventive and rem
eGy.
Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry is offered to a SUI
fering world as such. 1t needs Ut the "advcnous
aidH Of long string of fictitious certificates 10 give
1t notoriety IT'S true value and intrinsic excellence
are sufficient to entle it To the confidence of the
public, and
"Wafl on to faIae''
the name Of its inventor henefactOr OF his sps
cies. GENUINE for sale by
STABLER 4 CANBY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
| AS, by George X. Tyler, ~ L Baltimore streeG
Seth =. Hance, Baltimore ard Trait Streets Roberts
& Atkinson, Baltimore and Hanover sts j. F.
! Perkins y Brother cor. Green and Franklin streets:
! Joseph o. Stanshury, 81 Thames ST; Elisha H. Per
kins, corner Market and Geen-sS.; George II. KcerI,
| No. 323 Baltimore street. na9 lw
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PAVILION HOTEL.
~ j. MAC LELLAN would inform his friends
We and the public that he has fitted up as Re
freshment and Boarding House, (under the above
Rane,) the large Mansion, No. rs FAYETTE-ST.,
opposite the Post Office, doors above North, where
he respectful soics their patronage. Oysters, Ter
aPins and Game of all kinds will be served in their
season. at short notice. A limited number of perma
nent BOARDERS, and few Gentlemen for meals
only, can be accommodated. The BAR will at all
times be supplied with the best Liquors and Refresh
ments Open till IL O'Clock at night. d3-cOlm
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sr..A THE UNDEFsSs INED will sell at
sfktSfa public c,lon, on the premises, SAFUR-
IsaSN DAY, ID January next, al 81 O'Clock, p. M,
Aa'3A all that piece or parcel o. GROUND, situate
in the city OF Baltimore aforesaid, and described as
follows, viz: Beginning for the the east side
OF Lewis street, at the end Of the second line the
whole lot or parcel IF Ground, watch, by irdcnuIe,
Gearing date the twelfth day of January, in the year
1882, and recorded among the Land Records of Bal
tim0re county, in Liber w. g., No 2l6, folio BIC,
&c, demistd by Hugh NJ Ed Try and wife TO
Edward Green, and running hence seuthwardly,
binding the side of Lewis street, lately called
Long ane) fifty feet, 10 the end of the third line Of
sad whole lot, to a lot leased BY said McEldciry TO
JOHN Bowen, thence Casiefly bounding on Buwen's
lot fifty two feet, 10 point equi distant ir m Lewis
street and Canal street thence HOrthwardly parallel
with Lewis street fifty feet to q lot leased to Peter
Weir, thence westwardly bounding on said Wtr's
lot TO the beg ming (It being IT," same lot which
was mortgaged by the Trustees Of the celorcd peO-
pies First Baptist Church 10 Charles Smith by deed
of ndenmre hearing date on lth August, 1912, and
recorded among the Laid Records of Baltimore
county, in Liber r. a., No, 322 folio 23j &c to Sc
cure the payment # four hun red dollar, with in
terest, n ID which was subsequently assigned to 10
seph J. Griffith. Suhjectl0 tht early rent Of $50
This lot is improved by large brick BUILDING,
knnwn as the colOred Poop es Fist BAPTIST Cnurch,
and there is now due, in aud by virtue Of the said
mortgage, tie of -four hu Adred and eight dollars
Tefms-one half cash and the balance in months
with interest and approved security.
OhVILLE HORWITX,
Attorney for Assignee.
dl1-eO3w WILLIAM WARD huctt.
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Attorney for Assignee.
dl-eO3W WILLIAM WARD huctt.
HE IRON FOUNDRY
a CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

a CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
NTIEAIGh DE V0LEUisS OR VINE
v CAR OF 4 Thieves. This celebrated and
Ami pestiIenia Vinegar, well known throughout Eu
rope an approved by the most eminent physicians of
Europe as preventive against all contagious diseases,
il sale at ~. SCOfTI'S Ornamental Hair, PERU
merry and Fancy Store, No, l3 South ST. Baltimore.
d23 d4.t
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ahAND MOSS CUCCEI CANfH.- No.,
"1pngns, Cnlds; aoarseness and difficult RypaIn
anai P@i'u H a! Snis by K.TYLER,
'PS1 conner East Baltimore and ,i;r,, 80.
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OUk HERE! LOOK HERE!
il The Stock of DRY GOODS, at
No. 1903 MARKET STREET,
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF,
WITHOUT REGARD TO COsT!!!
The stock consists in Cloths CassiGIeres; CASH
nels; Flann"ls; Blankets; CashmGres; Mouslin de
LANES; Galicoes; Domestics, Sc, All of which will
be closed out in few Gays for cash
0tS-The Stsre will be opened on FRIDAY MORN
ING, Dec. 26lh. d24 Pm
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JEW PATTERNS or CAOAKTNGs.

MH WINDOW SHADES.
!FH The subscriber has just received few rair of
very rich WINDOW SHADES, with beautifully exc
cuiGd Paintings Of Scrpura, Pastoral, Historical and
Architectural subjects. They are Far superior 10 any
thing of the kind ever offered in this maket
Also, u full assortment of low priced Shades ofhand
some designs II. N, CONRADT
Carpet Warehouse, Is Baltimore street,
d24-lW near TrpdOcls alitv.
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BUSINESS CARDS, &G.
v e. CLOVER,

e. CLOVER,
aAs PORTRAIT FAINTER,
has removed his Rooms iroM No. 3 Barnet stree, 10
No. &1f MARKET STREET
n@'u over &. C0nradt's Piano WaTerD0nls
IA w. WEAVER, (Successor to Jacob Wea
sp g ver) UNDERTAKEN, Eo.2O y, SHARP-sT.
opposite the Church. nlS.En
n Mchihi DUNCAN has renewed has Office
~ from rom No "a N. Charles street 10 No ~ NORTH
CALVERT STREET. oo5 3,n
a. UttGEUAL ~ DENTAL INSTRJy FNTS
~ FRANCIS ARNOLD manufactures and kesps
constantly ON hand general assortment of Ingtru-
ments, al NO. a SHARP STREET. se24-3n
An OETMORANCY ii. PRICE,
Nh PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mh24-u No. 60 =. CALVERT STREET.
EOssS w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER.
~ FAYETTE-sT., adjoining Assembly Rooms jal-ly
EN7 LILLIAN w. LEE, FAsuIoYAaLI UAJs
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. 4 N. GAY-ST
Gen,ismen's RaZors set at the shortest notice aisv
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NEW CASHMER D9. K. McELDOWNEY
" s. co. have this morning received an invoice
of super printed Cashmeres Of the best style, which
will be offered SO low as must nsurea speedy sale OF
them VITA large assortment of desirable goods IL
their usually low prices. 1863 Batm0re-st,
d92 betweea Light and Calveu-sts.
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HnN KEGS FRESH DAIRY GLaUES
pVDyp BUTTER, received this day per railroad
and for sale by g, CLAYTON X SONS,
Daft Butter Depot, l62 Lombard street.
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FHSIN TOYS. Another supply of about one hun
IA bred dozen I'm TOYS, of American manutac-
and beautiful patterns, just received this day and
for sale low the original Furnishing WarehoT by
ALFRED II. REP, No. 1886 Baltimofe.st.
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GtHRIsTMAS PRESENTS. Watches; gold
W Pencil Cases; gold Chains; Cameo Breastpins;
also, Lei Browns Gold Pens, received this day and
for sale at low prices, by
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-02
THE NEW YEAR

~ The lkpelI Of the dying year is yet borne upon
ths breeze.a and as its solemn tones reverberate on
our ear we are called to take review Of its past
scenes, (halloved by the memory ofmany a. friend
departed. , and learn Lesson of deep importance.
from its chequered page, ere the scroll which is
now fast receding from vision, shall have been
rolled up to be seen more, save inthe 'dn halls
The New Year IT'S indeed time we'll suited
for reAection as we stand onathe verge Of its unri
ed scenessd Before launching our frail bark on its
untried waters, well doth il become us to spend
the brief moments Of parting in seri6ds meditation,
and ask Of Him whose power and eOmpassiOhis inc
finite to guide and aids on our way DER the Stream
of time And as we call,to mind the many bless
ings which during the past year have been strewn
Jon our path with lavish hand, may cur heaftsover
flow with gratitude to- that boahteoas Givet who
hath crowned our days with plenty, and shielded
us fromthe dangers and accidents of lifeso com
mon to frail mortality. And oht may our hearts
he softened. and our affections raised above this
hollow world, as we list to the admontory voiceo
Che past speaking to US as It were from the fave o
buried hours of loved and cherished onss io, oil
he last anniversary were with us II aI HE flesh
ness ofhealtli and vgor; Bat nos alas have passed
from osr midst. far from m0fsai Ken, 10 ihbabit
the world Of spirits Check not the tear "a their
memory, its meet thar wes should weep for those so
deari in life. though WITH an eye Of faith We may
look forward 10 happy reunion with the spirits
biest at onr Fathers heavenly mansion nor may
we know how long the time will be ere we shall
pass .sfsom earth away"-pesaaps before this COM
ing year shall have elapsed, we may be called to
our sslong home. !" Then let strive 50 to live,
that when our summons comes be il sooner or later,
we may be prepared to take our exit from these
earthly scenes with the full hopeo better coun-
try and house eternal'in the Heavens"
Z Litchfeld, Jan. 1,s1S45 hFs s7ss4 M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-02
FOR THE ENQUIRER,
From r., he : German Of Krummache,..


In the fresh morning, at the first blush of dawn,
a pious ,hopsefather and wife arose from their
couch. and thanked GOD for the new day, and the
refreshment of slumber, The morning red now
streamed into the little chamber. where seven
children LAY in. their cots and slept. When the
mother looked upon the ct ildren all in a row. she
exclaimed sorrowfnlly sINoaesS than seven Of
themA sAlasa twill fall7haFd upon US to nourist
sO many y and shs sghedas though there was a
famine in the landsgoC 5d' ssa3ai .sl7' sd Esd =.
re But the housefather laughed and said: " See
how ssveetly all SEVEN of them lie and sumber
and, look,!twhat rosy cheeks they all have!' As
the morning red spreads its bright flush over them
all. they looks more beautifhlato US than seven
blooming roses Coed mother, that provesto us,
that He svhogmales the rosy dawn, and sends us
sleeps s.ever true and unchangeable." 7esq7s ,
AS they stepped out of the chamber, there stood
by the door fourteen little shoes in row, going
down smaller and smaller; pair for each of the
children. When the mothes looked upon these,
and saw how many they were, she fairly cried, -
But the housefather spoke up and said: yss Moth
sFs m6ther,d why do you weep? Have they all
seven received pair Of plump, active little feet,
and shailw we distress ourselves about the covering
for them. Do the little children look up conf
dinghy to US, and Shall we not trust in Him, who
is able to do greater than we can conceive"' s.
%" See His sun is rising Good heart now ! Let
Us begin our daily work like with shining face .
Thus saying. they set at work, and God blessed
their labor, that they had enough for themselves
and. their children for faith raised their courage,
and love gave them strength. s'' 70 '3''@'