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Tar Cerk-wiIlaIa g. DoDoho
s s,.s.. ,i,,saI = kloesr
Glicior Halliday csary william
swssyor-wiliam Forsyth.
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Fsnt Barf--Dr. p. O. Davis, J. b. II, Smith, ESQ.
serwa wayd-Dr r X stone, james Dunnawin. esq
fhird Wpd-Dr W G. Palmer Joseph Bryan; ESQ.
Eba,th Ward-Dr w Johnston, Francis Mohun, esq.
ss ~ wa,a sce Walsh John nss i Brandt,
SepeHh Ward-Dr. J. Z, Morgan, Henry A. Clarke,
AIomSrARrKs
Fsrt Word David O. Iudgey
Saad wayd-Andrew W. Hughes.
Third Third. w srd., sl i tsass
sia1 ward james D oponnell
Scuerh Ward ID. b. Clarke.
PHYSICIANS TO ,m rooR.
Fgra Ward-Fhilp c. Davis NJ d.
S.esd Ward ~ W Il Loyeoy, d.
I 5a,ta w TssaJ Z l y nas n s. D.
STA Ward--J. NJ Roberts NJ d.
ssrenfA Wari--J Y wllle.t MD
Commissioner Of Healh-Clares Y. Force, NJ d.
Fra Ward-Geo W. Riggs VIM r. Dove, (president)
Second Ward Thomas Miller and Thomas j. FISHER
Third Ward-rhomas Donobo and Joseph = Brown.
fyA wa,d-Edmund Barry and g W g bennington
Seventh Ward John T. Smith aud Peter NJ Pearson.
Sacrctary the BOARD Erasmus J. Middleton.
ooxnrrmss
On Fasanco Messrs Riggs, Brown, and smith
Poiice--Mcssrs Mohuu, Barry, and Smith.
Claims-Nessrs Barry Brown Pearson
schools Donoho, Dlnnngton and Clark.
Fir npas Mess r,. ,sr -, Bar 1r and a Miller
Drainaoe Sewerage, and Deterioration Of Msssrs. Brown,
'' ON unanisnd Bune Messrr W. ler bennington and
smith
Jorsr ooxnrr1r ae Aram Moore, Donoho
Heath n he city Messrs. Miller MOhun and Clark.
W@aypes-Mcssrs Douoho smith
Enrolisi Bhs-M Moore.
s y ms4s Y Miller Mi Es FISHER. and smith
tn ka,dU .sro DusB Mr..
10 attend the Interests the Corporations before Congress
BOARD or COUNCIL
r, ward fharles Abort fprcsidenta John b Turtou ana
$500. y Is,rr ~ 7'TI'' y T" \ -
sseo;d ome, Grafton Powell and Charles Jones'
o,iiare
p MohuD
wick ="
sell.
Stpenh WardThomas r. Lloyd Charles wilson, and Thomas
Misead go
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COMMITTEES or 'in n AM $500 ~
and MeanMessrs Jones' Turon Tree Casteman Van
Reswek, ober aud Lloyd r,,,o, Wan po.,,. oruo ou.
Mohan, RUSSELL and Lloyd ,,a,,n, -, ,v,.o.
On Eletioas- Wallace, ooer, and Wilson;
rohrer and Lloyd.
CanatsMessrs Casieman orne, ooer Van Reswk, Parker
Mlatoad.
SchootMessrs Tree Turon, Powell hohnn wallace Bohre
aud Lloyd.
FIRE Department rMne Glhon T "a ,
Ra D"ai"a agd Wilson, '''V'
o aua e congress Jones' Mohun Lloyd and Tree
Yahingon -slessrs castenan and
td"n, eg Mcsrs Tlrton Jones' wallace aud sistead.
Count AMI Destroy Barshr. Edmonston
Whaross- Messrs. otmc, cas,eman and Russell sse,
d ne cry Messrs Palmer Parker wilson, and ilnlioy
n,o nSSan.'Sg A''''''''
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GOVERNORS or TIE SETERAL STATES AND TERRITORIES,
WITH THEIR SALARIES TERMS or OFFICE, AND THE
EXPIRATION or THEIR RESPECTIVE TEAMS
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adjustment The stock repec with novelty includes choice
lection Of standard and other works. English stationery
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the new French novels medical and scientific books received pub
Bcaton.
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scpt2 332 Penn avenue, between on aud iOu, sts
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CPECIAL NOTICE TO MEDICAL. STUDENTS
~ All the Medical III Books The Colleges of Washington
aud Georgetown supplied prices
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CTEPHENSiS NEW AGRICULTURAL W0Rk;.L
~ This day received the Book Of Farm Implements ana ~
BY James Slight and Scott Barn. engineers Eea
Henry Stephens " r. H. author Of tho 'Book Of the Farm
fort plates beautifully engraved steel zsrs I mo
Gilt back $40 30. 49,.
Catalogue Bcks Completion Of Index the British
Catalogue Of Books Published IN britain during me i
1887 To 1851; inclusive Compiled by Low. vol r
Svo. Half So so.
This important and valuable The product o. many years
ng industry aud devotion 10 the pursuit. will be found OF he
est use 10 the trade librarians and all interested
as displays volume all tho publications Of the last
years Arranged In alphabet, classified according W NJ.
jcc,s Ascparae supplement- comprscs full and m
the publications. o. learned societies. printing clubs and a
collections, series
libraries, Acc. FRANKLIN PHILIP,
Dookscler tsaiioner
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
N UP EXTENDED OOURsR

eneacetensihy, practical sets from thc various nus,net
Fums ana Dc dosi gurd Or such siuIe O. a ma, wish to
spena longet than the time reQaired hy Che Reeulsr
some Spuoisl House ''"s
~ taxing ~ adlonihe ENjen6ed Course tho student
wlllhehilhiuly and prontahly cmnoyed 81 4 months
fhNhAN.aW, "Pfaoiical and ornameutaln in sllit,
NaHenes wihhe taught in the thorough and ef,isn
mhnnrf 10y onc oi the host teachers Ia tho Nost n,.i
q eusual method OF teaching husiuoss Wdunr al. gbi,
ythmosraphie system viii alsp be- taught rns.yst., "a
popuarand recommended by best nal mon H.
uowtaugh inthe Pnhlc schools OF Csyeland Colnbn ~
Toledo, Many other schools open for goo teacher ~
chlYhmqgraphy, A. soonas they can be qaal6od
DAILY LECTURES on Practical and rhcoFoties
bookkeeping, Mercantile Laws Commercial Eihics. ID
itiual Economy, An Of Computation Commercial Calen.
lau0ns, MeNantile Customs, banking, Exchange, Com
nerve Railpatug Commercial History, Dnsiness Corres.
pondence, PenmHnship. etc.
The New Suit Of Rooms, Of this College, occupies the
nestocaionln theci suated asthey Tho corner
otthe fuhcsquafo and superior street afordine fair
view Of moi par Of tho city aud lhe Lake Tie fooms
aIgneVy eed 'as,siny fumished suFpass,ng IN beaut,
anaeo lvenenee peihapsthosv ofany III
the UEion.
Tie LADIES COURSE uthe ame a. that Of the Gen
tlemen, ahnrhui equaaouss 20 aluadies who may ish
toAyail themselves pf The Commercial Copue,
The rHncpnlhlving extensive husiness
uatea -
MnohSA,s7iy.
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New and Interesting.

Laws o. L0vE-iIarold Tgacy. rf
How 10 Woo AND How 10 Wan
klsa or Wnns
Variety Of New PnlleaiiOns at PELANs.
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NEW METHOD OF TEAcHING

strscs utthe very grunnatngpoints Of tho Science TO-
wNngtne great NATURAL two'iold division VI the Lcdgcr
whereby u seeathe proper line of dembrkaion hctwren
Neannl Representative Property and the goytrnin law
o transfer regards W affecting che two rafsrg oil ar.
counts And those nt ir class, p every variety o
uAnacugns thns tlUplos his most usetd and heauur
.e'ehrcot muchol tNume.hnnored mystcrcs malc suet
hy hWhrlN anlinitNhc rulcs, mrauiuglcss flrms and
tahc uoonsi and hence ENABLES tho student 90 acuur,
evtnouons accounts aromboled u actual praii,e
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Court Of Common Pleas, Seneca 0ount'

NVuIt UI NuHIIIIuh 7. I.IVtai 9VHVVW VVUHtl1
Ohio.
William Sullivan vs.. David g. Myres and James Toner
rHE defendant James Toner will take notice that On ne
Il lst day Of December, A. d. 1851, The plantiui Hm'
Sullivan filed his petition In the court above nnnou ains
the said defendants, that the Ohec and prayer o a Pe-
ton Is judgment agan The said aelsadah,s lor
the due due Hill made by said defendants bear
i7e date October 10Th, 1857, Cor che sum o. sAyioet anu
eflO0 dollars, ayahe 20 said pain Or bearer win IA
subject tho property OF he said defendant Toner In said
Seneca ouniy 10 the payeat Of said ludsement and that
te sad Tar Il required said petition hV Sep
tembor fath is5s STEM a Johnson,
augG6w p. r 50 so. PainuGs Attorney.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL


COUOHs, COLDS, ,uOARsENEss, INFLU-
ENZA, HRONCuITIs, WuOOPING
COUGu, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN-
CIpIENT CONSUMPTION,
aud Tor The rlof Of consumph,e patients in advanced
stages of the disease,
We need not sreak to the public of ils virtues
Throughout oycry town. and almost every hamlet oi Tho
American sates s wonderful eute Of pulmonary eom'
plants have made it uifuHiy known Nry, ieN afe ue
emcs n any civilized country en this ephiihent without
personal experience of ig entci and cvor yet tho
living trophy oi Ia srtoy ever thc subtle and dam
gcrous discass uf The thoat and lungs While 70 q the
most pnwvil anttoie yet knewn 90 man iV uo ioiini
liable aud dangerous Diseases Of the pulmonary ogunsi Il
i also the pleAaptest aud sacst remedy that can be on
poycd for infants and young loiuona iafenls should
have Il in store agains, uN uadioa enemy that steals
upon thenl uuprppareL We have abundant grounds 70
hoeye the CHtRN plCroUlL saves more lives 10y uc ocn
sumpuons Il prevents than those % eurea Keep u by
yon aud curc your colds while they are cuabe, no5 ne
ieet thcm until no human SKIN can mascr the neNoraoe
cauker that fastened the Nlials eats youf lN away.
An know the aroaln fatality o. lupg disoricri and ai
they know too tho virtues of this lgnr We need not DO
moro Dian TO ASSURE ihcm Il q sun made the best 4 can
be We srao no cost no care no toll % produce it the
uost perfect possible and thus afford those who rely on
t the bcsi agent which our sk canrnish io ueir cure
PREPARED BY DE-. j. c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, HASA.
AND SOLD by
r. Med. GlBSON aud I. l.. Sd. JOHN & CO..
ltiin' aud Druggists generally. novl3-ly
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TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE

koenng h11kshy Double Eniry in ho various departments
of rralo anl Commerce inrlulng he General Wholosalc
and Retail Mercantile, Exchange, C0mmiison, Mnnufict
utnv, Railroad, Banknr, Printing, Mining, shipping,
5teumhnaug, 10 ivilun Partnership aud Compound Cone
pnny Nunnoss. All manuscripts from which tlie studsnt
copies, written n hholl rapid business hand, whch VIII
serve ~ gr1t auxiliary 10 securing 90 him excellent
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w. BUNTING.


DEN tai SUR GEoN,
OPERATIVE aud MECHANICAL
DEN fist, corner Of Washington and Market
Streets, liiih. Ohio will attend 10 all business
in hisline with pr0mpness and dispatch. Per-
so2s Nho favor himwith a call, may rely on hav-
ing work done in a superior manner, having been
engagedinthe businessfor the lastseyon years
and during thattime have had much experience
6attershlmsolloapableo ocgiving porfec,satisfac-
tionto all who may seek hisprOfessional lsorvices.
Charges willbe atallti moderate.
ar OFFICE, corner of Washington and
Market Streets,
1inln, Nov. tat SO
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7 HE REGULAR OOURsE

tnended TO tepresent every species Of business otA
smallest Retail 90 the heaviest and most intcate a
Nhoesale aud Comm sauu, as weas banktna, Raiir,aA
ingow demandod atprosoutby our vast aud ooustanth
Increasing Commerce.
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FAOuLTY.

n n. nHyAvr n, d. STATION, !. q. nHyayr, r.
CAtEtys, J, r, CsLNNa r. A. HtYEg insfuot1rt Boz the
@cieuce or Arrouns and leinf'f un Uutuosa Customs.
T., r. SrrsCuH Hoss. lntifuutnri iu Bnfness and Uf
namental ronmanihip and lecturer Commercial Cor
fcsponiruoo.
Hon. lioRACr MAvy, iion GEo. w. CLiyros Hon Eli
ir HuuUrr, fraeinl Lnrurtrt,
Hon, HkuUrta4rtUywr ruuui ipuACr ID ttAuN, Esq,
llou. IEisE r. ni9uor, Lrctufruun Commercial Law.
Rev FnfnrmcK r uRowN, pros. Asa MsnAs, Lectu.
fcft ON political Economy.
Rov. JAWEs ELLEu, Noy, Dr. AfKrN Lecturer 90 Com.
rcrtiu Ethics.
q. T. lt,snyJ B MrRutAN, Lecturers on Banking, ~.
nance, etc.
u. e. N,uU,tL, iI G. Lucu. Bee ntefs on DE General
Principles vi "Details of Rarohdinr.
J. y. NEauAa, EuEHsos y. Wnts, Lcciurcn on Com
. al ffIrIffi tfnf fltfa
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HAINr Loves March isii 1889.
MEssRs. s. X. MANS Co.-GeB.si Wehave sold large
amoan Of your ague balam the P ihTes years. and find
that where Introduced and sold has equal the history
Of ague remedies aud from aR parts AZ The hear
the same cheering news-itnseer sails 10 ts patient
and is looked upon ia this orany ue best medicine for
ehills, fever and ague ever IN ouf market.
S. X. MANN & CO., Proprietors,
Gallon, Ohio. Sold by all good
Druggists. Aug1 3mtc
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I AM AGENT FOR

4 lHeoonN Indian NholagQgpe, Gnysotts yellow ID n
y ani sauanarlla, Wiitars hal,An of Wild Cherr
DaNiF fNn Killer, Grtenh okygoneled Ritiers
Arlo fhLAN, Opposite tho Court House.
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nj | l. l. N 4 II Y
Mu,D M.fargeson, conference.-the Inform the 10.
lies OF lmg and vicinity thatsbe has removed Grosss
uocN ,on e.nEtnnsireet, who're she ~ nropnrodto do
aHsmds OF Millnefy aud Matchmaking, Ia she lates
style and on the m0atbetalterns.
IbanNlallos ,st r'hmttsl patronage, she soiolis d
'orAl"nen'fet ihe same, mAi.55
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FANCY ARTICLES.
DoRr Monuais, Port Folos, Psritmsry and soaps
4 PEl4AN's,
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LoGANsPoRr Ind, sepi 70, 1856.
On. MASSPloase send me One-half gross Of your
agne halsam Immediately, in great dmand and may
be truly styled tho King Of Fever and Age.
J, LYrtR, PhysieisA and Druggrist
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THAT GREAT REMEDY?
so LONG SOUGHT
FOUND AT LASTl

IIS remedy claimed by the medical proCsssop aud tbs
multiplied thousands that nave used ID aad tested its
wonderful cnmve properties to be the greatest disooyev
IN medical science and nauTes remedy the result
OF yesrs Of toll and study by Of Oho voTte physi.
clans, In order 10 produce something that would meet the
wants Of suffering humanity, and thousands from the rnee.
y palace and humble coage testify TO the immediate
LeIe ionrd by its For Of space we only offer
70" Of the many evidences in s favor. -
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HLUFr0Nl T1dl May IIlhl 1883.
mEssRs 8. X. mann & Co.-Gentsi Having sold youF
eeue baam for the past three year OF persons ia
his yiciaiy, ahd closely observing its odecs DO
hesitate ih saying, We believe the best remedy sold
without fail. NOurs truly,
PHILLIHkS KEARNs, UugglStI.
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WASHINGTON. d, O. z Pob. 1856.
SIN have used your Pills IN my scucrn ana hospital
practice since yuu mao uVm aud cannot hesitate 10
say they the best catharc employ Their rcgi.
mtlng acton the hter quick and decided consequent
y they admirable remedy for arrangements of that
organ. Indeed, havo seldom found case Of bilious Dis
ease obstinate that u did not readily yicld 90 thom.
FmtCtually yours, ALONX0 BALL NJ D.,
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To the sufferers fehs fever and ague oheeTfuy sub
nit the following; Having observed closely the Ell cs Of
Dr. Mann ague balsam in this vicinity for the past three
years ann well pleased with M remedial virtues a. an an
udote 70 malaria. have frequently used in my rraoiico
and with entire satisfaction From my intimate knowledro
Of this compound, recommend Il safe nrompt and eli.
eient ~ IT, HAsKEpot NJ n
GALLON, Ohio, April lst, ls5s. -
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-06-16

CAMP MEErING.-The Camp Meeting
which commenced last week at Pleasant
Valley, ten miles above this place, was
brought to q close on Monday last. The
exercises were conducted by presiding Ell
der Hobart, assisted by Rev. Messrs. Lew
is. Mobiles. and others, whose names we
did not learn. The meeting was well
attended and good degree of interest
manifested in the exercises of the occa-
sion. We visited the grounds during the
meeting and were fcreibly impressed with
the orderly and attentive disposition that
seemed TO pervade the entire congrega-
tion-so different from what is often I'M
fortunately witnessed on similar occasions.
We understand there was quite num-
Der of conversions, and we trust much
good may result.
We have been informed of one circum-
stance in connection with the occasion,
which, if true, we consider roprehenslble
in the highest degree-we allude to what
we are told as fact, viz: that one indi
vidual who acted as sentinel or watch
during the evening exercises, perambula-
ted the grounds, gratuitously displaying
brace of pistols, suspended from belt
around his waist. Such conduct is not
only cowardly, but ii invites the very evils
it is intended to repress.
We apprehend the people of this val
ley are neither barbarians nor border
ruf6ans, aud such displays on such occa-
.sions are entirely uncslled for.
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Melancholy Accident On Lake
Pepin.

From a gentleman who came up last
evening from Lake City on the Northern
Light, we are placed in possession of the
following particulars in regard to a mel
ancholv accident which occurred there on
Saturday last, in the capsizing of sail
boat, by which four ladies were drowned,
and two or three other persons placed in
imminent peril. 1t seems that during the
morning of that day, party of four la
dies and gentlemen, residents of Lake
City started on sailing excursion down
the lake, and landed about two miles be-
low, where they spent some time in ga
thering wild flowers.
During the time they were so engaged
a high wind sprung up, at which it was
suggested by one of the party that re-
turn to the city was advisable, whereupon
the whole party re-embarked and set sails
for return home. The boat had sped
buG lew lOuS lTOiu INC SuOiO WuOu Oy
some mismanagement on the part Of the
men who had control of the sails, the
wind capsized the boat and all in it were
precipitated into the water. The ladies
hung on to the boat until it was righted
when all but one were replaced-she be-
coming exhausted, relaxed her hold and
sank to rise no more. At the solicita ton
of the three ladies remaining, more sail
was Sc, probably from desire on their
part to reach home, but melancholy to
say, that ere they had proceeded far, the
boat was again capsized, and the three
ladies were drowned before assistance
olld be rendered them. We learn that
ona of the ladies' was daughter of Judge
Stout of Lal 70 City, and two of the others
were sisters by the name of Mann--the
name of the other, our informant could
not learn. The most melancholy part of
this sad occurrence is, that the boat was
but few rods distant from the shore at
the time of the accident. Our informa Mt
says that the men were not familiar with
the management of sail boat, and the
high wind which prevailed at the time,
rendered it extremely dangerous to be on
the lake unless with some one experienced
in such matters.
There was a disposition, we learn, to
censure the men for their conduct at the
time of the accident; and it does seem
strange to us that these four ladies should
have lost their lives while the men were
saved. As we have not the full particu-
lars we reserve our comments for another
time. The occasion is truly lamentable,
and has cast deep gloom over the hearts
of SLOWED ones at home. st. Pau
Times.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-06-16

@ There is regularity and order
about most things connected with our vii
lage except the mail. That is decidedly
"chance" affair. Ithappens at this vii
lage from two to four times a week.
AS the government is not disposed to do
much for us would it not be well to take
the matter into our own hands, and hire
the mail carried by subscription. Messrs.
TozER & CRANE will carry it regularly,
for a reasonable sum. Who will call a
meeting of the citizens to consider the
matter. We hope arrangements may be
made by next winter to have the Eastern
daily mail carried through this place so
that we may receive news in advance OF
st. Paul. Such an arrangement would
not only be a great accommodation to us,
but also source of profit to the Stage
Company. Cannot something be done
to secure this arrangement?
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-06-16
The Fair.

Preparations have already been COM
menced for the annual fair of the N. w.
U. A. Society to be held at this place
IN Sept. next. Fine grounds have been
selected, a track for trotting has been
broke, end will be put in order, and the
Committee of Arrangements seem to be
taking vigorous measures TO make the
Fair complete success. IF the various
Committees perform their duty, and the
members take an interest in it, there
will be a ''show" creditable to the Society
aud beneficial to the mechanical and ag-
ricultural interests of the two counties.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-06-16
For the JOURNAL.
Musings.

Life is one continued scene of trials and
changes.-To-day our prospects may be
bright and flattering-to-morrow all may
be shrouded in midnight gloom.
Death has stepped into our home-cir-
Gle and removed a loved object from Our
side; it has made sad change in our
household. A MOTHER dear has been
called from her home ON earth, to glo-
rious home in !eaven. A few days since
and we gloried in the hope that many
wears would be added to the ones already
numbered, and she would be spared to
us, but her work was done, and God saw
fit to call her home.
We stood beside her dying bed ard
watched the hues of death fast gathering
upon her loved features-the damp sweat
tart upon her brow-the eye grow lus-
trous-the hand relax its hold-thebreath
grow fainter and fainter, until the Death
Angel came and bore her soul to Heaven,
and aow we listen in vain for her famil-
iar step, her sw ct voice and gentle admo-
nitions, but though the voice is now hush
ell and the loved one sleeping peacefully
in the grave, yet will we remember her
counsels, and not forget her in Death
1t requires all the consultations of relg-
ion, and the sweet assurance that we shall
meet again, to enable US to submit to Him
'who doeth all things WELL"
But we will trust in the God in whom
she trusted, aud if we are faithful we shall
ere long meet her in glory, never more
to be separated.
Under whatever sorrows and Affections
we are called to pass through in this life,
may we look to the holy influence of re-
iigion, and put on the robe of righteous
IS, and then we shall be safe to meet
Death. X.
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