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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13
MlistellanrOus.
A Little CHILD SHALL LEaO
THEM.
By MRS. NJ. 4. DENNIsox.

What. that child a sinner?'
Yes, Ange-a dreadful sinner, black al
through; born with our awful, wicked, de
praved, fallen nature; corrupt in everything
Ange! do you feel your responsibility
oh, Aunt Becay!'
The mild little woman looked up Blue
eyes, quirering lips, soft masses of lus.
trous hair, pearl white and clear brow;
these were the least of her charms.
Aunt Becky looked down. Black eyes
glittered under spectacles-forehead mar
row and high-lips pursed, invisible
preston severe, and middle-aged-these
made up the most of her charms.
1t was an elegant little room. The
hand Of love had furnished it. The hang
ings and the paper were white and blue,
and upon the velvet couch child of mar
vellOus beauty had thrown herself weary
OF her innocent toys, and there she lay-a
heavenly picture-all abandon, all grace,
while sleep seulpturcd her features to the
unrivalled bea auty of repOse.
Il don't know; l think can't agree with
yOu,' said the young mother, in troubled
way. Why, she's made another woman of
me. I'm thousand times better since she
was bornl 1 never prayed before that, as
l pray now; and looking into those clear
eyes. believe me, would not dare to cher
ish sinful thought Oh. can she be a sin
neT? can she be 50 depraved and unhOly,
and yet cause in me these heavenly emo
tons? Aunty, can't, l won't believe it
oh, we'll it don't make no odds, Ange,
whether you believe it or not. It's exact
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13
4uerp,
For the Chronic
DAY IN JUNE.
BY EMILY J. ADAMS.


The world seems growing to my view,
More beauteous with each length ming day
And even the heaven doth stretch away,
With srrener, softer blue.
and Winters warp of brown to screen,
Again the busy hand of Spring
Hath turned, with dainty skill to fling
It's threads of cleaning gold and green.
And emerald -robed, toward the sun,
Their radiant forcheads lift the hills,
While, meath their feet. the lapsing rills
Like shining hens of silver sun.
And softly Ger the azure sky,
With snowy sails, and shining shrouds,
And golden keels. the freighted clouds,
In noiseless fleets, go floating by.
The air comes laden with perfume,
And songs of birds, aud hum of bees,
That swarm about the locust trees
And DER each fragrant garden bloom.
By brooks white-erowned the alder springs,
The bluejaY doth his dwelling make;
The boLOlink builds 10 the break;
AND thrush in the witch-hazel sings.
The groves and fields are filed with flowers:
And sweetest warbles wake the wood;
A spell of beauty seems to brood
Der all this lovely land of ours
Yet some, who could believed there be.
Who, mid these blessings everywhere,
These glorious sights of earth and air,
SOr blessed boon nor beauty see.
70 whose dull sense the spring-time voice
OF wind and wave, the landscape round,
Give but unmeaning sight and sound,
With souls too sluggish to rejoice
Vho yet can 60 upon their way,
And look upon these beauteous skies,
Yet feel no thrill of rapture rise,
% bliss of eye u ear to-day.
Vernon, o.
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ing to Religion in 1913, translation o
DE Whites Introduction to the Old Test
ament,' in two 70. volumes in 1913
also a 12 mo. volume of Critical and
Miscellaneous Writings in 1852, 0eca-
siOnal Sermons on Religion in one l2 mo.
volume: in 1854, Sermons on Theisn,
Atheism and the Popular Theology in one
IL mo. volume. The first of these has
reached fourth addition. all the others
reached the second. and with the exception
of De Witte, all have heen translated into
German. In 1856, he published 'Addi-
tiOnal Sermons and Speeches. in two 12
mo. volumes: in the same year, The Trial
of Theodore Parker of the misdemeanor of
Speech in Fanueil Hall against Kidnap-
ping, with the Defence in one vo. vol
ume. Besides these he has published in
pamphlets, The Moral dangers incident to
Prosperity Consequences of an Immoral
Principle of Immortal Life The Func-
tons of a Teacher of Religion a New
Lesson for the Day. and The Great Bat
tie between Slavery and Freedom a Ser
mon on Old Age a Farewell Letter to his
Society; and several other discourses, the
titles of which we cannot now recall
As a social reformer Mr.. Parker was
not less widely known than for his theologi-
cal views He was radical and uncompro-
missing. and even intolerant, in treating of
slavery and its evils. He was also the
uncomprOmising enemy of all social vices.
However men might differ from him in
OppiniOn, they could not but feel that he
was sincere aud honest, in his theological
and social ideas And the purity of his
life commanded the respect of all.
Mr.. Parker was a ripe scholar, Wig
orous thinker, and fearless expounder.-I
The gFeat influence which he unquestiona-
bly, exerted vas based upon his intellect.
ual qualities, for a more finished speaker
never entered the pulpit His sermons
gere essays, which were at once brilliant
and profound, and excited admiration even
where they failed to lead captive the intel
ect
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SLEEPING ANDEATING.

Of all sanitary reformers, DR.. Winship.. .cf
of Boston, will probably become the most q ;ais
popular. For he advocates nothing that ~ 90
goes against the grain of our humanity
In particular he takes stand against those l .,-.,
two old dogmas which inculcate the hygienie ga
necessity of rising from the table hungry, zzs i.a
and from bed sleepy. He says never rise 81 %
from table unsatisfed; never get out of bed -.
so long as you have inclination to lie there ~ 3
And the Doctors prescription is not only EaE ss!
pleasant but sensible If one is to rise from 7' 80
eating hungry, what use of sitting down =.
at all +? And in relation to early rising, .,,--,,
our symPathles have always been with the -5I5ls
boy who. when his father attempted tocut - L,ps
off his morning nap with that rusty old ''.' go
saw about the bird and the worm, replied
that it served the worm right-he hadn't T.,-
any business to get up 50 early. As re % -a 80
CARDS the distinguished author of the say -- 'st
ing that four hours of sleep were enough for
a man, FIVE for woman, six for child, -
and seven for fool, we have always inelin- --s
ed to think that he was entitled to avail H o. "a
himself of the latter clause and sleep s 1a1
COED seven for which reason he felt no com
junction in curtailng the sleep of others -,
DR.. Winships teachings are much more s,,,g.7ss,,l
agreeable. is SIS
-ra l-ls
THE SOULS prisoner that always kills =
IFS iailor when IL makes its es,ane 50 -- -
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THEODORE PARKER's LIBRARY BE-
oUEATHED TO THE CITY OF BosToN.-The
private library of this divine has been be-
queathed to the city of Boston to be de-
posted in our Public Library The IL
brary consists of more than 10000 volumes,
many of which were selected by Mr.. Park
er in Europe in years past. The above
has been known for some time past in
private circles, but it is now first made
public. Boston Traveller, 29th inst.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13

Ange knew it was her husbands step
over the stairs, and by its hurried way she
must not disturb him. Still she wonder
ed at the tramp, tramp, tramp, up and down
his study floor above her head. Pretty
soon she became accustomed to it, and al
most ceased to wonder, though at the tea
table she remarked
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13

When man is constantly abusing the
town in which he lives as unfit for a decent
person, conclude that the town would be
just as respectable as before if he would
leave it himself
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13

A saucer full of chloride of lime, moist
ened with few drops of vinegar and wat
eE will purify the atmosphere of a sick
room in few moments.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13
a In Adams fall

we sinned all
and the old man is in evsry heart. don't
care if it's baby one hour old. It's q
dretful solemn thing to be born into thi,
world, Ange, aad I'm glad / never had nc
children, fer the thought Of training them
for dretful future would tormented me
to death
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Written for the Chronicle.
EUL0GY ON THE BETHoVEAN
BAND.

Written for the Chronicle.
EUL0GY ON THE BETHoVEAN
BAND.
FRANK"
Air.-"Java March,
The Bsthovean Band, the spice of the land.
At Eden has taken permanent stand
And if strings don't break and the earth don
quake:
Harmonious sounds will the cupola shake.
CHORUS:
Then heigh, heigh, hO, for the grand string
Band,
Floating its notes DER the rural land;
May its life be long-may its notes be strong,
And its musical talents march along.
Their numbers few, yet each is true,
And their names will show Jolly crew
Who all their powers and leisure hours
They apply in sweet'ning Eden's bowers.
Then heigh, heigh, no, &c
There's Becker the great, and Grove first rate
Then Ashburn comes, who sits in state,
Now Briscoe true, we end with you
All haili to the Band with the badge Of Glue.
Then heigh, heigh, no, dc.
1ordstoEn. May 2lst 1860.
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COME q.
BARNUM'S HARDWARE STORE,
At Warren Trumbull Co., Ohio,


rs now filed with ample stocks, anc
Il rePlete with the latest styles Of HOUSE TRIM
AISGs and most desirable eOlors 1sinting blinds
BarEam intendstosupply Paints
Oils. Varnish &C.. inclusive of A. No. /. Tip Tsp. TX
ira Zine Dry and In o HIso superior quality grOunt
In White Yzrnish, for Parior
BARNUM will sell Merchants al
obhing rates and deaes competition to arts outside
efNew York. aud he herewith sends his compliment
to dealers that be Is prepsr to duplicate the price.
of New York Houses. inclu1ing the transportation
only those classes OF goods WHERE il forms great
per centum OF the cost New on hand and shortly to
srrivs-IIses seythes. sickles Cnot Daniel) seythe
srOnes- Iubbers. Rifles. Rakes. Knives AID Forks,
springs. White Lead, and OIL.
BARNUM keeps a fresh stock of
sADDLERY- Notice this ye vhs want to buy goods
low; Harness Trimmings sold Iow-Raient Leather
said IOw-Brass Bands sold IOw-Carriage Trimmings
and Moss sold low.
BARNUM has some fine Pistols,
Five BarrsI sho"terS Rife Rsrrells, Locks. Triggers
and general lot OF Gun Trimmings.
BARNUM would make further
mention Of the saddIeIy trae by renzrktng that he
has laid his entire Of that class goods from
the head dealers md importers and he will sell every
thing in that line at lowest rates.
BARNBM invites attention to his
Card herewith anexeds-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13

THE Soul is prisoner that always kills -.
its jailor when it makes its escape
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13

The man in black close seemed to be as
fine a man as ever was in the world. He
smilt & sed praps was rite, tho it was
ellermunts instid of ellerfunts that he al.
luded to, & axed me what was my prins-
erpuls- al haint got emmy" scd mot
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rs now filed with ample ssocks, and
Il rePlete with the latest styles Of HOUSE TRIM
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-14
WATCHES. CLOCKS & JEWELRY
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

BeT~rcnt Isit.ioH established By 50 ciIl endorre
for the Rel,sf # the Set and Distressed atF,ctd
TIh IuI.Iert and tlideJaic Diseases.
TIE Ho YARD Ao>UClATiON, view OF tue aw fGl de
strucuou OF human life, caused by sexual disease.
and the deception prSccei upon the unfortunate vie
TINS OF such diseases QIacS several 40 drpc
ted their Consulting Surgeon, a CHARITABLE AII
worthy OF their nane, oopel for TIE treat
ment Of this class OF diseases all their forms and 20
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS all who apply ny let.
Ter, with description of Their cCnIIIou (age occupa
ton, habits Of hie. in cases OF extreme mover
~, To IT N.Sh MEDIC in = FREE or CHARGE Ii /.
needless 10 add that the ASSOCIATION Ids the high
EFT Medical Kill OF tie age, aud VIII furnish the most
proved modern treatment.
The directors Of the their Annual
upon the treatment of >rxuNi Diseases asrr-s, the him
satisfaction with the which la. attended
rhoea, seminal Weaknes, Gonorrhea, elect, the wee
OF onsnl>m or Sci. sbus- ant order continuance a.;
the same plan for the en>Gin. year.
The Directors, If The past feel ssured thar
their abors IN this e effort a We been
OF great benefit TO Tie afflicted especially the Young
aswed zeal, 10 this very important and much issp SCI
cause.
An admirable Report ~ Sperm it0rrEo-a o. Se,uinsI
Weakness, the vice OF Outni>m, MIstur1suon or S.f
.buse ant other disease, Of the ,-NuaI organs by The
I'n>utins surgeon, VA. - sent ~ mad TN = sealed en-
'eIop-), FREE OF tiAhUE, on rece PIT of IWU STAMrS
Tor postage Other Reports and Tract, the nature
treatment of sexual diseases. diei &c se constantly be
AZ published for gratGi1Hs distr button ana Will be sen
10 the afflicted Some OF the remel.e, al! mel nod
OF treatment discovered during last year yr-s
value.
Address, for Report o. treatment, ~ SEIIII\
HotGhiO\, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association No. :.
south Ninth street, Fhiace, pEa. Pa Is order the Ia
reclu~s EZRA II HA.TWEiI President
6SU. FAIRCIUIp. secretary frbl5vl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-14
MOrs.age Sale.

DEFACLT having been made III the payment Of
IL certain sum oi money secured 10 be paid 10y
an indenture OF mortgage, bearing date the cath
day of April, A. ID. 1855, executed by Richard
Briggs and Auri!la Briggs, his wife, to John b.
Pratt, and recorded in the office of the Register
OF Deeds, for the county of Ingham, in the State
of Michigan, on the 9th day of July, 4. ID. 1857,
1T 10 O'Clock A NJ, in Lioer 10 OF Mortgages, on
pages 26l, 262 and 263, by which default the
power 20 sell, contained in said mortgage, has be-
come operative, on which inden;ure OF mortgage
and the notes promssory, To secure the payment
for which it was given, there is claimed to be due,
at the date hereof, the sum Of lightweight dol
lars ard fliy-tvc cents, (sSs So and no suit or
proceedings having been instituted at law to re-
cover the debts secured 10y said indenture #
mortgage or any part thereof; now, therefore,
notice is hereby given, that by virtue OF power
OF sale contained ~ said indenturc of mortgage,
and of the statute III such case made and provl-
dci, the said mortgage will be foreclosed by
public sale of the mo1tgaged premises, therein
described, as follows, viz: commencing al q point
on the line of the east halt of the northeast quar-
ter Of section No thirty-four (3i) IN township
four CD north Of range No. two (2) east, forty
eight rods in a sourhery direction from the north
sast corner o. the said east halt Of the northeast
quarter, running. thence westerly parallel with the
elton line on the north side OF the SAID section,
the west side of the hall Of the said north
east quarter, thence southeily 10 the southwest
corner % the east halt of the said northeast GUAR
ter thence eaStely - the southeast corner of the
said quarter. thence northerly along the section
L"c to the place 4 beginning, containing fifty
acre., be the same more or less, in the township
- Locke, IN the couuty of ingham and State OF
Michigan, viii I've sold at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Court lion>c in the village
81 Mason. in ,he county ot Iugham and State OF
N!chigaa, on Monday, the 18th day Of March,
lsGJ at one o'clock L. NJ, Of said day ra,ed
December -, 1859.
wv. IL. pINCKNEY, JOHN B. PRATT,
ATTY for MOItgaree i3w1I3 Mortgapee
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oist.ssi Slis..

IN virtue Of one execution, issued out Cf the
II Circuit Court for the county Of Iuc6am,
20 me directed aLd delivered, have levied upon
all the ri-ht, titie and interest OF Daily !"
Robinson and Asher Robinson, IL aud 10 the fol-
lowing described lands and teaeIneugs. to nii ::
The north halt OF the southeast quarter Of sec
ton one, In to*n one north OF range one west,
county Of lnSham, and State Of Michigan, which
shall expose for sale az public veudue, 10 the
highest bidder, a. the court house in the village
OF Mason, on the 18th day OF February, 4. u.
ls60, a. one O'Clock 2. VI.
zi6w6 EDY BAKER. Sheriff.
l.Ia. Mason .Ianua-. II D Isl
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Attachment SuticP.

THE Circuit Court for the county Of Incham.-
l. Theodore p. Gavett ". Sarah : l. Preston
Ii appearing bv the wiz OF attachment issued IL
this cause, that property has been attached
thereon, AID that ,aid defendant coud not be
found, LOtce : hereby given according TO the
statute, taat said WIKI WIS issued from - court
tor the SUN OF oue hui d-ed and eightv-liue dol.
lars and LiLety-Eve cents, in favor Of said plain
III, and against said defendant on the fourteenth
day ot December. \. d. 1852, and was made re-
tGrnabe January third, A Il. 1900. Dated
January Slst, 1850.
JN0. ". L0NGYEAR.
oEei9 Plaintiff. Attorney
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sheriff sale,

Dl virtue OF one writ of execution issued out
- OF the Circuit Court for the county of Ingham
10 ne directed and delivered, | have levied upon
all the right title aud interest of Jacob Whit
ana W l!sm /. iiazleton, in AID To the folio wing
described lands and tentments 20 Wit: Com
ucncing at point on the east and west quarter
post line Of section tweuty-nine, ten rods east OF
the point where the brook crosses ssid quarter
post line, running thence south thrty-two and
,IX-seventrenths rods, thence east seventeen
rod., thence north thirtv-two and six seven
teenth- rods 10 the quarter post line, thence
wes, on said quarter post line seventeen rods, 10
the place OF beginning, containing three acres
and seventy square rods, more or less also
piece OF land as follows: commencing at the
southeast corner of the old milIyarG, running
thence south to the north line OF W. W. Chase
thence west on said line 10 a fence running north,
thence north Oh the line of said fence 10 the
southwest corner Of said old millyard, thence
east on the south line Of ea;d old nilysrd TO the
place OF beginning, containing four acres more
or less, beng on section twenty nine township
two no'th OF range one west, county OF Ingham.
and State OF N chigan, which shall expose fol
sale at public veuduc, 10 the highest bidder, at
the Court House, in the village OF Mason, on the
18th day OF February, A. ID. 1850, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon.
2i66w EDY BAKER, Sheriff
D.-sd NsaOn Ianuo,v ls.n
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Gil1yAcery sale.

DY virtue OF a decretal order Of the Circuit
~ Court for the county OF lngham. in Chance
~, made on the I'D day of April, A. ID. 1859. in
case wherein Allen K. Barr and Hulburt 3
Shank are compliments, ani II. keziah Clapp,
deien ant, |, the subscriber, ircuit Court Con
missioner for the county of lngham, State O.
Michigan, will sell a; public auction, at the Cour,
House, IN the village OF Mason, in said county. o
thursday, the .i';eslth day of March, a. d. LEGO.
at one O'clock in the afternoon, the land desert
bed ia said decretal order, viz: lot number fouf
~ IN bio Il number one hundred and thirty six
ll36l in the village NOW city, of Lansing, Sat.
Of Michigan.-Dated, January 3lst, 1850.
GRIFFIN PADDOCK.
Circuit Court Commissioner.
LoNGTEAE L DAET, solrs Tor Complainants
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ansjnv NOypmber



NTATEOF MICHIGAN, County Of Ingham, IS.
y AT a session of the Probate Court for the
county of Ingham, holden at the Probate Office,
in the City OF Lansing on Monday the 30th day
of January, iii the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty. Present, Vim. II. Pincknev,
Judge If Probate. In the matter OF the estate of
Daniel G.. Tobias, deceased. On reading and
fling the petition, duly verified, Of VIM. Il.
Barber, administrator upon said estate, PRAYING
that he may be licensed TO sell the real estate OF
said deceased.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the 9Th
day of March next. AT IL o'clock in the fore
noon, be assigned for the hearing of sed petition,
and that the heirs al law of said deceased, and all
other persons interested in said estate are requr-
ed TO appear AT a session of said Court, then To
be holden at the Probate Office in the village of
Mason, and show cause, if any there be, why
the PRAYER of the petitioner should not be grant
ed And tis further ordered, that said petit
toner give notice TO the persons interested in
SAID estate, Ui The peEdency OF sand petition, and
the hearing thereof by causing a copy of this
order to be published in the Lansing Republican,
a newspaper printed and circulating in said coun-
~ of Ingham successive weeks previou. to
said day of hearing. A true copy
WIN. II. PINCkNEY,
6w2i9 Judge of Probate
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D1 VIRTUE of decrerGl order of the Gil
ID cult Court for the county Of Iaeham. in
Chancery, made on the 18th DAY Of October
A. ID. 1859, in q case wherein john VI. NedDu-
~ is complainant, and Henry Chamberlain a. q
Richard Chamberlain, defendants l. the sIbscri-
Der, the Circuit Court Commissioner for the
county Of ingham, State OF Michigan, will sell at
public auction, al the Court House in the village
of Mason, in sad county, on the l1tn day Of
February 4. u. 1850. at one o'coci, in the al
ternoon, the land described in said dccretal or
der, viz: The east halt tie southeas, quarter of
section tweuty-u;ne (2ql, and ten acres, being
forty rods square of from the souihwos, corner
OF the southwest quarter Of section twenty
light (2sl. "a! . the wc-, half of the northwc-t
q Iarter OF section thirrvthree 1881. all in towa-
ship number one north Of range one west, in the
county OF Insham and state OF Michigan, con-
tanning one hUHdtei and seventy acres Of land
Dated, December 2lst. 1859
GRIFFIN PADDOCK.
Circuit Court Co1UnJissi1Hcr
BLAIR ( GIBSON, Soi'rs for Complainant
1wZi4
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FURNITURE.

In Rosewood, Mahogany, Walnut, Oak, Maple
and Cherry, with any covering, plain or fancy,
that may be desired. Also,
Painted Enameied Bet Roam Sets.
great variety of styles constantly on hand
Bedding, Curled Hair, Moss, Husk, Cotton and
Spring Mattresses.
~ To the TRADE, every article in the Fur
niture, Chair Upholstry, Hardware and Willow
Ware line, with good variety of superior var
ni.hes, Japan, Veneers, Mahogany, &c, &c, are
offered at small ddga~cs from cost.
All Goods Warranted "a represented.
n. B.-Goods bought from this establishment
for Shipping, securely and properly packed for
transportation. d. W. TlLLNAN.
Detroit, 1859. 1875.
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DR. any Of the Bilious Diseases 50 common in our
country, prepare Bal.an, which contains no
mineral or poisonous substance on the one hand
Or quinine on the other, but it will destroy the
lis, ase, and restore the system TO It's usual
health.
e For further particulars the undersigned
can be consulted as his office on Washington
Avenue, first door south OF Coryel tensions
store l.. ;. BOYCE
Lansing, Mich, Nov. 20, 1859. ly2i0