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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIK DYE.
Vim. A. Bachelors Hair Dye,

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All others are imitaiOns and should be avoided,
you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 10 a
beautiful and Natural Brown Black without the least
niuiy 10 Halr or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS hive been
awarded to VIM Bachelor 1888, and over 5000
applications have been made the Hair Of his patrons Of
his famous Dye.
wM A BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces eolSr
not TO be distinguished from nanrs, and Is WARRANTED
not inureia the least however long may be eoain-
ued snl the i'll effects OF Bad Dyesremedied' the Hair IN
vigorated for life BY this splevdid Dye
Made sod or applied lin private roOmsl At the Wig Fac
IsS Broadway, Y. Y.
u The Genuine has the and sddress upon stee
engraving four sides Of each Box, Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
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Will TRUTH COMMAND ATTENTI0N.
nEMAKK OF IMrOsrKKs.


CAUTION TO oINVALIDS.-DR SAMUEL S. FITCH,
(OHce ia BrosdW way, New York; known As the author
Neus cEraUe Treatment for the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, Liver, st0maeh Bowels Kidneys skin, Nerves
Muscles joints Blood, &c and for all Female Complaints
continues his Practice with his usual success. q He ts
eUer 0Bszf from Ne Tork 0Ad has not bees for years
He has other oce associate partner at BlaO
Co5oo, Detroit, Pittsburgh eEshere aa has not A'a
e Berzre Of al persoas s preeadin0 10
ROV hare had professional connection Ui.h
zin They Importers - Apply personally or By let
ter directly to himself his Once IA Broadway, New
York where alone his treatment be had Remedies
any part Of the country and treatment conducted
success ully by letter visit from the patient preferred
His slI LECTURES" the Lungs, lnd explaining the
method by which the above diseases C3O pages
bcundl sent by mail, post paii, for 40 cents
u Beware cially Of the adveTiisemeniso Fitch,
Dodge Co Of Detroit and Of Fitch Lykes," Of Pitts
buSgh, Chicago, SC
ia Broadway, New York, June, ls5s.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ReporIed by the Union Telegraphs
oVFrcR, wAKIEs's BLOCK, cORSEE OF BAHx AND
gr. cLIIR STREETS.
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Ist Cotton Is used As it is purehAsed-On sPOOls
without rs-Einding saving tine, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and perplexity Of filing shut
tie, las in other machines Is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool. a-
Sd. 1t is very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
Ish. The stitch is always distinct, even snd reg
uIar, and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric. r.r .rr...T
This Macbins snhroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sales-rOOm Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use Of amaehins
can be obtained BY The day in families by calling
at the room of Mr. Hopkins. Terms 81, ,5OPer day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
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WIGS | WIGS = WIGS! !!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all
They are elegant. hight. easT and durable.
Fitting TO a charm-nO tuning up behnd-no shrinking
OF the head indeed this the only Establishment where
these things are properly unders o and made.
Z3 Broadway. New York
av2edkwem2l W FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio, Agent.
A BEAUrIFYING CHANGE.
in the color Of grey red sandy Hau is edece1 with
ELECTRIC RAPIDTTY,
by single application Of that marvel Of Chemistry,
CHRISfADORO's ELCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
Unlike the pungent preparations which impart color by
burning. This preparation does nOt impair The
LIFE OF THE HAIR.
The blacks and browns produces not duh and dead but
reht and gloss those Of For sale by all Drug
gsts and Hair Dresseu JOSEPH CHRIsTADoRo Co, No,
Q Lsfor RouSe. N. Y jun2:d&vIm
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GptfiaI Notirfs.
TRAYELER5s RRGIsTER.

~ CITIZENS wishing conveyance to either Of the aboT
Trains will be called Tor the stevens
muibus Line leaving their address Al the Onibus OF
6cs 81 SUPERIOR street door neXt 10 Wedden House.
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]. II. JOHNSON. II. ]

oee 4: ssrt.ss n Blqsk p; ssssss street corner Sen
tsblssdly
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Drp GOODS.

A ANN0UNCEMENT.-A few more Of
jana TAYLOR, GRISwoLD & CO.
SKIRTS!
A MOTHER INVOICE DOUGLAS
n SsHERwOoDS GENUINE Adjustable Bustle Ex-
SkHts-Receiyed BY Express.
JILL u. D. KENDALL & co
DRY GOODS
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY
W. w A r II T. n,
rs OFFERING GREAT INDUCE
Il menls To Ca-h customers viz;
Ladies DIa5s Goods, ali the new styles,
Pain Leaf Fans.
EiOlncej Robes in Lawns and orsandie;,
Pa-as0ls-Lsdies and Misses,
Wi BsTass shSWis fyr sls-ehsaP.
NewSIyle q Sommer ouifs,
Yhte lining MusiiHs.
skirts. the greatest variety,
iun22
I00A YDS. 40 INCH WOOL
jS1ls "a y eN1AlNo--1'Iy 5 i.a5i iR15aiMoxr co.
ORGANIZES.
" PLATA AID Flouneed IN beautiful colors
Black Grsaedines. ia
Striped, ard
Mou,uipr afuslins S'yaosis'
MOaRi.g orgaEdiss,
Linen TOwellng Skirts,
Mc5ordy's Corssts,
Douglas = Sherwood Skirts
AiGSi.'' iSaIs '''' KENDALL CO.
TEPHER MERINO UNDER GAR
Il MEN tS-Lale's Gaune Ne.ihO Vests
Misses Gauns 8erino Vests
Misses Now Spnn SILK Vests.
Gents Fine Isle shirts.
TAYLOR, GRIswoLD I CO
DOUGLAS & SHERW00D'S
LINEN ADJUSTABLE
junls AYLoR. GRlswoLD CO
CKIRTS Patent Self adjusting,
mb9S ; RAYMOND CO.
ROAT BLANKETS-By the bale at
u rs slPsrior ST. Pubic ,sQq3rsv "a rsvr,,nr1scc
ClkS.-AN ELEGANT ASSORT-
FANCY DRESS SILKS.
Bayadsos, Chene, and Piaine.
RICH DRESS GOODS
SIX Chanies
Wool Delaines,
orsahdiest
FRENCH PRINTS.
New and desirable styles.
''-'''''- Mourning Sets,
Dimity Bands.
Bonnet RibbOns
March March . 2s,h 81 KENDALL q CO
WINDOW SHADES! WINDOW
w sHADEs,-Gold BOrdeEed. Plain BOTder., Baa,
Curts1S SSi so On he shaltsst noics a.
Oets = = : BEcKWITHs CARPET STORE.
IRISH LINENS & LINEN SHEET
Il INGs.-We have in store full assortment of Irsh
5aIa Also iaii ~idih BsInsisy Linen shssiiaE only
whit. fsd'e sea S GPs 1 sSal siI as a''e o.
a1rl4 corner SuDeIlo.-st Public Square,
| BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
CHILLING PRINTS FOR
EIGHT CENTS.
iaua " WARREN. No. Islsupsrior st.
| DATENT COLUMBIAN SKIRT
Il sPRINSs-A new article at 81 8 E. SET So 49,
On CASES PRINTS English and
HhsS S'1s'' $. RAYMOND CO
EMBROIDERIES. .-Ra are just
Muslin Muslin aaS si1slai canbnc s;ic Collars;
90 90 ssS SSssr'lssVs'' ssss.a rt
An .ss Ss~hieh re VIII OfsrVs ehesP essPzv,s.uAco
IHOSIERY.- LADIES WISHING
10 buy by dozen nd afull stock %
les TAYLOR. GRtSWoLD Z co
DAY Adler STRIPE MOURNING
sILKs-A new STOCK this day QPss1a Ss, q shs ropr
PARIS laANTILLES.
1--WE SHALL OPEN TUESDAY
/ w Iune lst the largest Assdrtmeuf and Move
Stylrs Pars Mantilles ever brought TO this Market
Il iel & J. BALDWIN CO.
IN SO0 YDS. DE LANES Al
/ l.OOO Ons shiIling PEI yarl. opeaed this Day
, apl6 TAYLOR, GRlSWCLD co
SILKS! SILKS!
An Elegant Assortment
EaNCF DRESS SILKS
FrOm Auction Salss. to Which weinVits
PARTICULAR ATTENTION.
They win be sold CHEAP.
juas HID KELDALL 4 CO.
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N Il sOLoMONSON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
KEGS the arge assortment Of the most approved kinds oi
SPEcTAcLES Ahis glasses, whether for Gear OF iAf-
sigh;ed are ground under his inspection b machine
~ construction with the reaicsf care 50 as 10
suit the eyes in al cases curing WaARss, Dzzaess o.
Iz6anGfioa the Eyes, and inpaTIng strength ior ons
reading OF fine sewing.
~ n. H solOm5nsOn would here inform the public
that he never employs any the sale Of his lenses
u Also, splendid assortment Of SPY CLASSES. MI
CRosCoPEs, CoAIPASSES, &c, ksyi On hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
TOhice 3s Superior street ,under the American Hotel
jun21
WILL TRUTH COMMAND ATTENTION.
To restore heal must parity the blood. FsVers,
without eIeepi0n from foreign matters having been
absorbed and retaine the circulation These causes
sickness my produce inhuenza Group. rheumatism
Eouf eholc or a cough. Bat Branlrefh's Pills, simple,
potent veg table, the and the cure fol
lows Thsy the OF every dag saving
many valuable lives. Pnnc!pal Ofce 1si Canal street,
Brandreth Building. New York Sold also BY
r1erp1aud
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No. % Superior Street. up Stairs.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
- GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY-A Ieasehold well
feet With b1diHss Th en- 70. s y
y1s u, III g sIs.n5sd al very low price for house
A GOOD EARAI-A6out % miles from the City Plank
ho1d-ez acres with good hous bara and 0rclzrd With
Tisty Of other fra-sail sand loan and we'll atstd
Sax ACRES-one mile west OF the city line on Pl.Dk
Hd,s; 5rpesI VII eSli'Alse e. lor a farm
~ ~ lee with shade and uit trces-tO exchange foT
OF LAKE sHORE-lo miles ives, of tss ci,v-Fo,,v-
two tt9l Acres, with small house and ore.a and acres
q .m6sr To- Kehange for house and l0I-Oas on WesI
LoRAIN s.. Good 2Atary House and LO, 20 exchange
VACANT LoTS- Two good lots on Garden St, to sell
TO kENr@G BoARDISc HoUsF-wi.b .seomu0,,-
I'm Tor large number Of B0arers well Ocaied near the
business part Of the city arranged thal at The
Also, ofY DEsllng House on Boad ST., with uat.r
Ana sas-SS0o story Dwelling House On Detrois 81.
ROUSE 3 JENNINGS.
myI Real kstlte and Insurance Age-ts.
EOR RENT.-A Three Story Brick
IL BGIldlng sIxIO feet couaected with a biseksI i
snGp having three es-wel arranged for Manufacturing
now arnnged which be purchased al low prics
Wl BE- reatsd for one or two years i9Vor1es
nor SALE-TKUMBULL CO.
a ALARGE AND VALUABLE F..RM-2lO Acre
With Dwelling Houses one very large and ne win Barn
timber Soil sndy loan and well locafed.
EASr CLEvELANDzETom one 70 Hine acres e land
az Option q pure haser With sood two stary Brck Ho
balm and large number Of frum desirable prog
ery. niies from toe Caur HOuss By Euc ii Road
EAST CLEVELAND-25a acres with House, Barn q
Orchard les irum tue Cav ald hort distauce from
the Euclid Plank Road Will sell one-hall the vhole
TkvskNs y A Nh n 49, p x N 4, n. =
pal ksrOsds HON the city 40 miles distant large and
well roastructed builns essEy conTsIenee with
| acres OF and- Exchange Tor al Improv ed farm.
FULTON CO--l69 cres On the air Line RI rom To-
ledOt0 Chicago, mile station AMI half
miles lros the Comfy SCat; also,
WtSCONSiN-lnt the Lemouweir Valley. SO acres su-
periur land Dr1lre AMI boou with some timber
Surrounded by settemenls 10 exchange for farm this
| OF in adjoining Counties.
S3O-GoSd Gas stock with some moneyto ercnauge foT
House and Lot IN the city well 10 afed and
/ mess
To RENT-A Store ia good town for business. Conn.,
y scat about . miles from the ClySore larseand vel
4 located.
l TO RENT-fwo story Brick House on johnson street
| two minutes walk from Post Ofice.
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
L anl1 go - An
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ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
IN S U R A N G E

M, No. 90 Superior Street. up Stairs.
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PLAYING ROBINSON CRusOE.

The Detroit Free Press relates a Robin
son Crusoe story Of three young lads Of
that city, who ran away from their mammas
IN that city, took to the lake in an old skif,
and were hunted after by the Police for
some time: 1t says:
1t being known that they were in the
habit Of going to Belle Isle, two miles
above the city, to fish, search was institu-
ted in that direction An old Frenchman
on the island reported that colony of some
mysterious description was settled on the
upper end Of the Island, but he was una
bic to say who its members were composed
OF. Further Investigations, however, re-
yealed the fact that the new colony was
made up Of the romantic young runaways
whose anxious mammas were in search of
them. They were snugly domiciled in an
old fishing hat, Of small dimensions. the
cracks Of which they had stopped with
grass and weeds An old fireplace in one
corner, with a mud chimney, was we'll sup
piled with driftwood from the beach, and
a skillet and tin kettle constituted their
cooking utensils Three blankets and a
bench completed the outfit. On the walls
were hung the fishing tackle. When first
surprised, the runaways were engaged in
the agreeable occupation of demolishing a
large pike, which had been cooked in the
skillet, with no seasoning but salt. They
said they had lots of fun, and plenty of
fish to cat, and were intending to remain all
summer if they had not been discovered.
The oldest, only about twelve years Of age,
said that the idea had been put into his
head by reading Robinson Crusoc and that
he had persuaded the others of. Their fe-
iicity was complete, with the exception
that they wanted man Friday, TO secure
which they had contemplated crossing over
to Canada and kidnapping Kenuck boy.
This was abandoned as too dangerous, con-
sidering the small available force, and it
was then planned that one OF them should
return to the city, and coax his sweetheart,
little girl, TO come and live with them
and cook the fish. This plan would have
been carried out had they not been found
They were returned to their mammas with
bad colds from sleeping on the floor
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ldent of the American Institute, at the
Farmers Club
The most interesting Of all fish to me
IS the common SHAp, (cIaSseu al1su,)
which may be regarded as a source of com
mcrcial wealth and national industry, and
= miracle Of Nature in its multiplication
and continuance Notwithstanding tlous
ands Of myriads are destroyed by the
agency Of man, ANA tens Of thousands of
myriads in the oya state, we find All un
diminished abundance year after year.
which can only be accounted for by their
extraordinary creative ability. They spawn
about forty-fyc thousand They have a
peculiarly sloring head and tapering body,
projecting under jaw, sharp, small teeth,
forkcd tail, dusky blue color, with a line
Of dark round spots on each side, some
times fouE and often ten in number and |
have frequently seen them without any.
They ascend the rivers from the lst of
April TO the Igth Of June, for the pur-
pose OF Spn"h'ns' winch they accomplish
IN the same manner that bass do except
that the male fails 10 cover the ova; this
necessary operation IS preforncd hy the
e'''''S ~" no+i'i-s 'iae' ! ne organization
ol t''i' n'h enables u 20 breathe either salt
VI i''S" "''''' ana '""i'9 advantage Oh
this E.rf I hava Ienti ON. linI g., I,-,I b. on,
YLii7 i'I' / nave ''ei 4'''Dieo 70 0Feeo 'hem
/" ''i'''' anu i'0'l numerous eA APe'l'leh'a'
''''i '''' - 'Gi-' .ii'' S','u ll' ool SihSIe
'''' anu '''''' " ''''' ,"'y pass 0'", o"i
''''''. '''',' pa" "'''S' ''.e5 are 80 weak anu
7i-i"'i"'eo 'i'"' 'hey iai' an easy prey 10
'o'"''oU' i.Sn' Nv; gro" III d S'n8ie sea
1'' ~ "''5'' ii0ii' '''o 70 ei5h' Po"'o'
my "fP''', d" " ''' 90 inc i'i'iis' u nav 7
l''' - ''''0" - ~ /" 'i'' 'ooa - 'il7 NY ii"'
'.''i''' ''''ii'" Vi tue ocea"- Ahcy 'ahe' HNo
'ne ','.' mug (oi "I'cn 'heJ are eIro"e'osly
'',ii'" ." i'''''i N''i INC "i'''i'e'D 'no circuit
',-o I', Io'.''''+'''',5 - ',.' '''l' Q,
0-'' -, '''''',, 81 "'''''S - '-.'''''
IlIo "i'o'' u ".e"' "ii'aiil anu france
" ne" '"ey teaen Tue coast Oh 0e'rs'a,
'hey separate ii'o immense Sloaoroil'' ana
's ''0 ocean "''"i''e'' i0Ii up al ''ie rivers
=" o"' 0'',''' 'o''o"'0 Il ii''i' i"''i 05 INC
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4 Nem Understanding should be
done for that "army of martyrs" who went in
for Lecompton to please the old man"
when they knew they would get " Jessie"
when they 90 home. Some have already
been disappointed OF their promised pecu-
mary rewards and what figure they will
make if they get nothing.
1t has been the custom in al ages for
sovereigns 10 reward those who have done
eminent service, by some special mark of
honor Sometimes Ordcrs have been in
stituted, and decorations given, as a me-
mento of the particular service. Would it
be appropriate, and they should have
shield ornamented with q wood pile ram
pant and candle box c0uchaat" IF De-
mocracy has not genius enough to invent
a motto, bIr Is. could borrow one from his
young friend, the Prince of Wales, +" Ich
diem q serye) With slight alteration
this would suit the member from Berks ad-
mirably He could have the letters trans
posed so as to make them read "Ich dine"
in allusion to the honor of presidential
i" wittles," which he so highly appreciates
The Order of knights Of Lecompton,"
would embalm the memory of James the
Magnificent, in everlasting history, printed
in books.-Daily Ne1cS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-06-10

Geg~J ohm Hiestand, who died last week
near Salunga, in the 92d year of his age,
was, according to the Mount JOY Herald,
a remarkable man. That paper says he had
one hundred and hJty-aine children, twen-
ty three of whom are dead. We presume
his grandchildren and his great-grand-
children are included in this count He
was born in the house where he died
Rev. j. Hostetter, Bishop of the Menonist
Church, preached the funeral sermon, about
one thousand persons being present. He
died in the full possession of all his facul-
ties, resigned, and full of hope in blessed
immortality.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-06-10

Qualifications Of good Teacher,-No
knowledge, however profound, can consti-
tute a good teacher. \ teacher must have
knowledge, as an orator must have knowl-
edge, as a builder must have materials and
as, in choosing the builder of my house, [
do not select the man who has the most ma
terials in his yard, but proceed to select
him by reference to his skill, ingenuity
and taste so also, in testing an orator or a
teacher, | satisfy myself that they fulfil the
comparatively easy condition of possessing
sufficient materials of knowledge with which
to work; | look there to those high and
noble qualities which are the characters
tics of their peculiar calling. There were
hundreds at Athens who knew more than
Demosthenes, many at Rome who knew
more than Cicero; but there was but one
Demosthenes and one Cicero.-Lord Ash
Buytoa's Address to SchoolmaSteyS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-06-10

Ihe last Romance an Real Life.-The
Bucyrus Ohio Journal says that a man
living near that place lost his wife some
years since in Homer n. Y that they had
Il little girl which he gave to a friend and
then left the country. He was gone ten
years and returned, but could find no trace
Of his child She had two marks By which
he might know her-one toe was gone,
and she had scar on her arm. The man
gave her up as lost to him, and finally set
tied near Bucyrus and married About
six weeks ago he happened to pass by the
room in his house, occupied by a servant
girl, at time when she was about to re-
tire, and the door being open, he saw her
foot. He merely glanced at it, and hap
pened to notice that the little toe Of her
right foot 7eos missing. lie thought moth
ing of it at the time, but, after retiring,
the idea struck him that it might be the
daughter he had searched for so long At
first he dismissed the thought as inproba-
bic, but still it forced itself upon him, un-
til finally ne requested his wife to go to the
room and ascertain whether there were not
marks Of scald upon her right arm. She
went, and to his immense delight, reported
that the mark was there To make long
story short, the girl proved to be his mis-
sing daughter
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a Church Burner--A man in Ohio,
named Wallick, who for some years has
been insane on religious subjects, took it
into his head few weeks ago, that he
was commissioned to burn down all the
churches. Accordingly on Thursday last
he proceeded to set fire to the Lutheran
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
o,r DOLLAR PER ANNUM,

r,- SIX months, - cents.
nyP,y subscriptions must be paid in
7Al' Il r. ,be paper IS continued, and net
e.. z. ,,s first month, 81 ,25 will be charg-
''l.1 and in three months, 81, so; if not
ho' months, l,75; and if not paid in
'l'gs, addressed TO persons out of the
IN ~ Discontinued At the expiration of
iJ f,r unless special request is made
,lf,.,ry or payment guaranteed by some
..sls person here.
ADVERTISING.
-. # minion. or their equivalent, con-
mare. Three insertions 81, and %
.,.b subsequent insertion.
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Blessed be Thy Name Forever.

Blessed be Thy name forever
fhou OF life the guard and Givcr:
Thou canst guard thy creatures sleeping:
Heal the heart long broke with weeping.
God Of stiffness and Of motion.
OF the desert ana the ocean.
oi the mountain, 3oct, ami river.
Blessed be Thy name forever.
Thou who s!umbercst no. nor slr.pcsf.
Hless'd are they thou kindly kcapcs.:
God OF evening parting ray,
OF midaisht's gloom ANA dawning dag.
mat rises fIom tAc azure s.a.
bike b.a4ti,i0-S or e,er.fy:
"od cf iise! that fade shall never,
Blessed De thy name forever.
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9MG llQNSqRl
Canaan--The Earthly and the Heavenly.

'anaan--Fhe Earthly and the 4eayenI,
ArR-"o Canaan, bright Canaan
Thou art the glory OF all lands
Thou pleasant earthly Canaan
But there's a house not made with hands"
More glorious" far than Canaan.
Canaan, bright Canaan.
The pleasant earthly Canaan-
It's regions blest are types Of rest
IN Heaven, the Christians Caua,nt
Here igs ana wheat and oil abounM
Here milk and honey dow;
While ancient hills with vines are croa-i'a.
Where palm and cedar grow
Canaan, &c.
But winter Ger her glory gliics.
And strips the earthly Ciaaau,
While " everlasting spring at:Ias"
Throughout the heavenly Canaan
Canaan, bright Canaan.
We're bound for the land Of Canaan:
From sorrow free wc'il rest in thee.
Oh Heaven, the Christians Canaan.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1868.


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