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BY Mr.. Clark, that J. H. Sargent be ap-
pointed Sewerage Engineer for one year,
until April /, 1861, at a salary of $500 per
year.
aIAr. Palmer moved to lay upon the table,
which was lost '
Mr.. Worswick moved the reading of a CON-
municatiOn from Mr.. R. J. HegeuOn, stating
that he would act as City and Sewerage En-
gineer, at salary of $1,000. Also letter
from J. B. Waring, President of the C. & P.
railroad, advocating the appointment Of Mr..
HegenOn.
Mr.. Russell moved an amendment 10 Mr.
Clark's adding $500 to the salary f-the City
Engineer, as a compensation for his services
as Sewerage Engineer.
This question occasioned considerable de-
bate, and not of the most pleasant charac-
ter
On motion of Mr.. Hovey, the resolution of
Mr.. CLARK, and the amendment of Mr.. Rus
sell-were laid on the table until after the cleo
ton City Engineer
Mr.. Clark moved that the Council proceed
to the election Of a City Civil Engineer.
I Mr. Russell named Nr. Whitelaw, Mr.. Clark
named Mr.. Sargent, Mr.. Christian named Mr..
Merchant.
Mr.. Sargent was elected on the second bal
lot.
The question then recured on the amend
ment of Mr.. Russell. Itvas lost.
The question then being on the resolution
of Mr.. Clark, it was adopted.
The Committee on Police repOrted the
proposition Of G. L. Hudson to furnish the
city prison with bread.
On motion Of Mr.. Russell, the Council
proceeded to the election Of Weighsr of Hay.
Messrs. Hopkins, Beal, Smith and shotbolt
were nominated.
A motion TO postpone the election % the
regular meeting was lost.
Mr.. Hopkins wEs elected on the Isl ballot.
On motion Of Mr.. Ballard the Council pro
eesdsd to the election of Harbor Master
D. Carrot: Thos. Bowling, J. B. Palmer, H.
Mott and Henry Peck were nominated.
Mr.. Bowling was elected on the fourth
ballot.
AresOiutiOn by Mr., Dixon, drawing an
order on the Treasurer for four hundred dol
lara in favor Ofsiaauns a Co. for dredging the
river was adopted.
Mr.. MsrHhsll introduced an ordinance to
ostsblish the width Of the sidewalks on SUI
PefiOr street between Water street and the
Public Square, and between the Public Square
snd Erie street
The Council proceeded to the election Of
Fish, Beef and Pork Inspector. John BAN
and ErastuI Smith were nominated.
3 Ban was elected on 6rst ballot. 81.
Mr.. Russell OasEsd 4 resolution that the
City Clerk isSus = license to John Rail, ss
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CLEvELASD FEMALE sENINAHK.--A pleasant
social musical reunion was given at the Fe-
male Seminary ON Monday evening, few
friends Of the institution, and Of the pupila,
being invited. The evening was passed over
pleasantly, with conversation and with mu-
sic. The pupils under the charge Of Miss
Shepard, the music teacher, showed pro-
fciency which spoke highly for the ability
of their instructor. Miss shsPardis one Of
the very best teachers of music in the West.
The Seminary, under the superintendent
of Prof. Sanford, has been very successful
during the year now soon to close. It GER
tainly has advantages to offer which are found
in few institutions Of the kind. The Board
Of instructors is full and eonplste, each be-
ing selected for their known experience and
ability. Mr.. Sanford stands in The frontrank
Of teachers and preceptOrs, and his unwea-
ried efforts are directed to the advancement
Of the. best interests of the school. The
building is spacious and wen furnished, and
the grounds are ample and well laid out
Taking all in all, the Cleveland Female
Seminary will compare successfully with any
similar Institution in the country, and may
be safely recommended to the notice Of pa
rents and guardians, al
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.rr-r ACADEMY OF MUsIC,
CLEVELAND. Nav % 1870


Itg CLEVELAND, May %, 1890
To MAyOR CAREY, GENERAL Finch, Aessrs.
WEATHEELY, &C.:
Gentlemsn-In acknowledging the receipt
Of your very kind and highly hattering IA
YoT Of this afternoon, rendering myself and
daughter a complimentary benefit, all the
language could summon to my aid, would
but feebly illustrate our feelings of gratitude
and SladnesS foI this unexampled proof Of
the high estimation you entertain for our
abilities. IHlH
This present offering speaks volumes in
our favor, as il assures US Of your apDrecia-
tia and gUUd VIII, and viii serve, not only
as liberal indorsement ofoUr humble efforts,
but as a happy souUsair for the declining
years Of the veteran.
Permit me 10 designate Friday next, the
25th inst, as the only opportunity that pre-
sents itself for carrying out your very kind
and mpiimentary intentions.
In conclusion, sll the rhetoric that two
grateful hearts can use upon this occasion
resolves itself into one fervent prayer, that
Heaven may bless you all through life with
health and prosperity, and return your kind
ness to me and mine with tenfold interest
! have the honor to be, gentlemen, your
obedient and grateful servant.
PETER RICHISGs
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For .hs oIsssl.pa L..asr.
BIRsA, May 9Gth, 1850

The Republicans Of Hiddlsburgh held =
large and spirited meeting here last night
Bou6res blAEsd most brilliantly, and the
greatest snthuSiasm was manifested. The
crowd was Addressed BY Hon. John Watson,
Il, Baldwin, Rev. ". B. Disbro and Hon.
james Wallace. The latter made the speech
II the evening, and was loudly ehss1sa oa
bis appearing 70 sddFy. thp PsOPlssss well
asea his retiring. Wns-AWAKE.
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Office No. 144 Superior Street.
~ " 49, e @ ... CLEVELAND FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 25 1860
BrxEFlr OF Ma. AED Mss RioHrros.-Thil

BESEPir oP Ma. AND Mss RioHTxGs.--This
evening the Academy Of Music should be
crowded with the friends and admirers Of
those most excellent actors, Mr.. Peter Rich
ings and his daughter Caroline. It is the
last night but one of their stay, and surely
they are deserving Of rousing benefit. 1t
is rumored that something more than is on
the programme may be expected.
The following correspondence explains it.
self: vEIE G.L aH3I n
-- a-3 CLEvELASD, May 22, 1850.
PETER RlcHISos, EsQ.--DEAE SR:-As your
present engagement AT the Academy of Mu-
sic is now drawing near its close, the UNDER
signed beg leave to assure YOU and Miss
Richings that the many pleasant hours you
have given us in the harmless recreation
of theatrical amusemsnis have added to our
long existing esteem for yourself and your
estimable daughter.
: With many of Us, the historic memory of
yourself extends beyond the average life of
men, and we can recall with qualification your
steadily advancing reputation in your profess
sion in your early years-how well you sus-
tained il in mature life, and now as you are
nearing the the sunset Of LIES journey, we
can sincerely congratulate you upon the
4' troops offriends you have gathered around
you, the well nerited result Of life h0nora-
bly, sustained amidst peculiar trials and temp
tations. -...r
From the earliest visit Of Miss RIcHISGs to
this city, to the present time, abe has truly
been "the Daug hter Of the Regiment Of
Cleveland friends, who will ever give you
both cordial welcome whenever you may
be pleased professionally or otherwise to visit
Us. Before you leave US, we would respect
fully offer the father and the daughter, as an
evidence Of our esteem, a complimentary
benefit at the Academy of Muiic, on such an
evening as may suit your convenience, and
we trust the testimonial will be so successful
rs TO increase your pleasant memories Of
your Cleveland friends.
We are Dear Sir, Most Truly Yours,
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KKEEEDT BoSED OvRa.-stephen q. Ken
nsdy Vaa yesterday brosght before che Police
Court, charged win gambling end abduet-
ing negro child. Upon the frst ekArss he
was bound over TO the Court Of Common
Pleas, with bail At q SOC. The bearing oi
the second charge was postponed % to-day.
Ths Gfsdavit charging ths latter oasnss,
rather Hhsa'' him. It charges him with
running sway with the child, eOnJrsry 70 the
laws Of Ohio, and with larceny IN stsaling q
negro child under ten years Of age, contrary
20 the laws of Tennessee.
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City Council.

SPECIAL MERTING, May q, 1860.
Present-M Messrs. Masters, Sabine, Williams,
HOvey Hickman, 0Tiatt, Russell Worswick,
Lewis, Palmer, Quayle, Clark, Hayward, Ste
vens, Dixon.
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GI6thtna.
ROCH, LEVI d MAYER,
WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
READY MADE 0LoTHINa.

anEls No.lE water street, CEszsiana.
a r. READING, MERCHANT
N Nj Tsi'6 Tai o. SH Il Ss6 E1s sS 7of ' VIZ & % ~
!. B.-RsmsH.bsr the place. Banast's BIOek. Pro-
pect ltleel
DUTCH JOHNS EXPERIENCE. r..
Misc froE, in dis land Of der pr.ve and der frss,
Says, g Shohny, shentlaulsl When Fill ysr Pc y
SO SFss ifoS der pEs Yhsf Sls FOoriSS spouss aaa
Dress he5 up il dsE ealieoss hns, ...-
PAT, dqndsr and hlitEen The tempest shs PloEs,
/ dsils hsr, Nine nov, ohi Katrina, nina dssT,
Ven taEs pig aug q der gcod lagsr6ieF- i'.l
so p Gen. = & a., ~. o2s e - Sa
RSt -. sAs " Sil ns APs sSI2s 2 sfE 80.
No drop q der lAEsr ahan tasts A. ~, ! b.
~ clothes s1ail Pgy . Ne Efest e.IOn 1l4lL
bar H.lla Eouldn't ehanSs. nit Ger kreuf spa ~
shsSs5 ssiny sEa ,aaa'. p hgs9sa aEssHah ~ pssss
bsn bsinis 70 Union Hall 50 lsfT and Eh-7 lillF u
sSHs 15e ~ 52SE % ySs. sHs 2Ss q I'm. s2y E
! loolq g nine aHtg, sna plsin yos de Wy,
Z vent q Union Hall and C IsAACSI Ssy,
tails hlln u n hard ups aad Vavent much monsT %
Isaas a isaas - Yankee, nit knife Be aia vhit1a
Vii 5ay s suit IL AZ sh ssssr nor Torss
lssls q nina pocket, and pail out nine Pgrsa.
And hHrIies right home . nine asaE nltls fgS,
- - 90 , 90 80 3 iaS sots
And says nit q squint, and . froEu On her prov:
III tel mine deEr 61onuyt and Shonny, dnoNs
Nj sword and nit powder your pTltRs out VII pleT.
Sac runs for Ger poOtjaek What lay on dsr shsh;
Katrina" sereams 'it Il ycur shonny hirzl1lfl'
'Ains gootne1s mine gracious e. she say nit starB
ssOh, Sfonny nit shsnfomanis clothes dat y1r EoEr,
make der mistake when ] scratches yer nose
On p5ttsr Eoot der UNION HALL eiothe1 o. 81
III drink nit yer, Shonnys for nice ish der ehesr-
Der very nRe suit, ana der goot lagerbier--
Katrina ish happy-nO happier frOg-
For Ehonny, my dear u . shentleulan now e. i
NOTE.
We trust and believe the case Is made out
Our wives, with enough Of the pretzsia and kTouts
And crinoliue, too, have an earnest desire
That partnsls for life should their persons attire
In CLOTHING from fsaacs'-the chaape5t and best.
Then hasta, every husband In such 70 Invest
R0r wife VIII Be happy the ratment 10 see,
And yOu will like @SkOnny,' q sshentieman- Be-
A large and splendid assortment Of spring and
summer Clothing, Al very low prices, % Be i0undat
ISAAC A. ISAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
sols Agent for the sAls Of Singers celebrated
SEWING Ia OHENES
SToRR's AUTOMATON PRESSMAE-
Tsrnsr Of Union and Superior streets
aOK OFT FOR TEE eIARTs- ~
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The President, 7. W. Hopkins, discharged
his duties 70 the satisfaction Of all. We hope
the next Junior Class viii endeavor TO appre-
eiate the example set before them to-day,
ANY greatimprovement on the exercises To-
day. cannot be made by them without some
thing Of an effort. .f.5 t8
Time will determine-ws will abide it"
fkF EPoPTEs.
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CLASS SONG.


Three budding years have frulted-
Three years Of Joy are sung
Three times In our hearts belfry
The chimes Of life have rang-
Three years aimee first we entered 30.
The academic door,
And our first of'ring rendered -
Kind friends, we're here once more
With friendly emulation,
We've spent these gladsome hours
In VISIONS gardens, culling
Her amaTanthine flowers,
With which 10 weave ehaplet
OF bright and spOtless fame,
That when our bodies mouidered,
Would crown our deathless name.
True, fancy crystaled castles,
Gay frostwOrk of our youth,
Have one by one been melting
In the steady rays Of truth. VAC
Yet--strange allotropism-
The frozen waters doW
Ideal, changed TO real
Now cheers the plains below
The aoral gifts we've offered
Would we had else 20 give
OF petals frail and fading,
Have scarce 3 day TO 1--we.
Though, like the trees about Us,
Our minds but blossom now,
Have hoped perhaps IN Autumn
Ripe fruit will bend the bow.
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HAIR DE! HAIR DYkI HAIR DYEI
W.. a. BAcHELoRls HAIR DYEI

W4. A BACHEL0R HAIR DYE!
The only HGrmleSs Gnd Reliable Dye knOsca.
The OHgasl and bsst IN the worlds
All Others are mere limitations and should be avoid
ed Il you wish 20 ssoApe ridicule. h
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly
70 beautiful and natural Brown OF Biaek, without
shs least injury 70 Hair or skin-
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded TO Wm. A. Bachelor since 1859, and over
5000 sppiioat0ns hsVseen made 10 the Hair OF his
patrons Of his hIaous Dyes.
wM. A. BAcHEL0Rs HAIR DYE pJoduess a
color not % Bs Distinguished from naturs, and Is
wAEEAETED hot iniurs IL ne least, however loag
1t may be continued aud the IN ehsei Of Bad Dyss
Tsmsdisd the Hair Invisoratsd fOs life BY this
Splendid Dye. d. ...--
Aads, sold and applied dn private ro0msl al the
Wig Faet0gy No. - BroadEEys y. 7.
Sold IN al cities 1nd towns q the uniisd states
by Druggists and Fang GOads Dealers.
- The genuine has the name and address upon a
steel plate engraving four Sdes Of each Box u
Nh A. BACHELOR,
lEnl7 No, "a BroadEHys n. Y
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~ Thsnew style Of Colored PhOtogrsphs
gotten up by Ryder are beautiful in color,
fine in finish and low in pfiee-just what the
naonl. ,-..s - -s--.. aos
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HNION ICE co. CLEVELAND.
OHIO AILE1E15 & oA1.D 1l-s. poaleIi
a Purs 8prinE Ron4 lcE, Wil ailrplf -lil.1, 81
- noSi rslsolshla tsll., An cltaaI illt q u %
- Ssl1si, % q; cls,s sl.ll q lisr iosl RoIi
~ p - q sEAHR, Asst
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~ A tip-tOp photograph Of Hon. Abe
Lincoln can be had At Ryder's for SO cents.
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The HAWKS hsys the New York Illustrated
News and Frank Loslis's Illustrated NsWs-
paper with COED aad spirited Illustrations of
the Japanese At wpshiagtOn. Il kToa AZ.
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PLAIN AND oRNAMENT4L PRINTING.
NFV ADFERFIsKNRNTs.

S~For Fsssr.Sals, Nia+Eet and NIarIas
News see Foarth Rags. @
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-25

Inspector Of Beef, Pork and Fish, ior ssO.-
Referred TO City Attorney. ~ F
An ordinance to amend an ordinance 70
establish the grade Of Marshall street be-
tween St. Clair and Lake streets, was nsad
the first time. ri oa1I 7at.
An ordinance to establish the grade Of
BrOwnell street from St. Clair to Wilson
streets, was also read the first time.
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FAIst AL4Rils.----Thsre were two false fro
slarms last evening" a1 .
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TIE EcLEcrIo.-HaSks a Bro. have re-
ceived the Juns number Of this cream Of the
mOnthkesl Itis alusttafsd with . fne en-
craving of Count csyonr, Prssidsnt Of the
Council Of Ainiatsrs o. the King Of sGr-
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~ HOLL0EAY's PILLs AED OIsFHE1F.-
AessSus q nAny yeafs stsndiaG haVs yisldsd undsE
ah0rt course Of thess auu-septie and dslsrssat
nsdicinel. ne Oiutment elaalssa the soroa Of ell
Irritating Puralsnt naftsr snd imbuaI The brs and
tissass vim HsE IA and Tigor, while tie Pla pa-
rtng tie blood. nsulrsllzs the nOEicus humsFs end
szDsl them nom The system. In skin diseases Of
EhstsVer character, tunorE old sores, liberated gs
&C. the aefoe q faess remedies & sai and csrtAin
sold By ~ Druggists q 2e. &C., and u pr box
or U5f iI ftF. tfH ~. fnnVzl.iv
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~ Fever and A9ue Is a terrific disea

- Fever and Ague is a terrific disease.
Of An The ns thai fssh Is heir to- il b ths faiut-
est In IN drdt mAnifeltalionH, the unrslsntlng
In lie ogrets, aad The most defiant of meaieai skl
Fever sd Agns is ars destructive of liz thsa con
sumptious because 81 & more easily induced, and
therefore more prevalent Il marks rs rictIns for
The grave, like an exeeutioner's bond. Day b. day,
sufferer grows weaker and weaker, and each hoar
does he isel strong CONSEQUENCES q appr0aehihs
the tomb We have said he disease 3 ons of taoss
which has nslrly alWsys dsled medical Skili- Nv
oasos once n while have been cured and imported
We are hsppy 70 announce that Dr. J. HoststteT Of
Pittsburgh, has prepared compound that hsa hover
esan knoan 70 fail IL eHrins the Set eases Il this
tsrrfble dlauusa. We recommend Dr. J. HOSTEL
fER's CELEBRATED BITTERs 70 saasfing La-
nauitY esnezaly, a 4 suTs and speedy specific
Fer sals b. Druggists a1d dsalsTs generally every
Wharss and By HosrETTER S1sIIH, Sole ProDris-
tors, S Fa1sT End Sc Frost streets, Pittsburgh.
may22iW ~ %
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n. H. sOLOMONS0N,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC ORTIcIAN.
KEEPS the laEgest assortment Of tbs mout approyse
kinds of sPEcfAcLEs. All hIs Glasses, whether
toG near. or FAR sighted are ground under bis oSn
inspection, b. naehinsJ e pen eonstTuetions With
the greatest cara 9 70 suit ths eyes In all
curing Woarnal1 DIZZINESS ur infaumatiuu q the
oySs and imp1riins strength ior long reading ns
%R. q. sOLoHoEsoE w0uld hsrs lniorm the
pabie that be neVsr employs any IN tbs sale Of
- ~ a splsadid ansortmant o. SPY fRsFs.
nTrR0aCbPE8, CONPAeaEs - q. tSrf 10 hs7If
~ AbTIFlClAL EHA8 i1ieTtea Vifhcuf raln,
ne. ~ SUPERIOR STREET.
shlf NeaE l1rT.g cFtcfrlg Store
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- A warning 10 The UnvaTy, and on

~ A Warning to the Unwary, and one
"Righty TO saVe,n Z contained in ths book, @HU-
MAN FRAILTf, 0a PSYCHOLOGICAL RE-
sEARcHES.H IL expIuias sally and lnesuivocaliy
the secret causes uf functional arrangements aHd
PrOstrasad powers, with unfallinE Instructions TO
sraaioate eysy trace and psrtiols q the Vonea q
dispase, hat gnaVing that insidl0uziy battoe
surely eats away aad undarmihes tho constitutioh,
laavinR man but the wreck of his i6rIasE self Tho
victim q this fatal tendency shosld noi hose mo-
moment IN prucuring this invalRabls WORK
sold By DR.. BAEEoW, ~ Bleecker strosf, n York
Price 25 cents. sent me- % 3 l
Sold Also by GATLoRD HANnoxB and wn- FssEH,
Druggists, Cleveland. mayz7IW
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Spttial LIZ.

-.-- -
DR- las AcCLRTOCK's PzcroREAL SEaUP.--
In the sesmiRsH hopoless, e well q he saflior
steg- q chronic leEg conplaIntl, whsa the cough
NJ q inoossant tha throat oosisi with nasIus, the
ahesl tenk, the lungs Sor0. snd ths btreugth goas
this uoothing, iranosillriug eounies -EriiaHt ahd
restorative, VA rescus from lnpsndiag doafh.
Pries 81. sold By VA. FisKE, and By STRONG
= kARNsfRoSG, clsyel.nd Esas
DR. McCLBFoCEs Con- AND CoUGH Nix
ruHk--Anong the cold and cough ''ronedios'' that
n00d4h rllaIi lhs alone stand1 on thu tolid h,l1
y trus AodicAl seienco, Or. MsClintOek stands n
ths iors suEt q the profession He stakes his rep
utatiaa ~ Whsi be ofars ts the siok e q genuine
salstiEs- Never has this pEepsration hltiasd bis
SuErsntY Pts = ctHts. E Ii lla-
sold b Wa FtsKE, and BY STRONG ARM
STRONG, Cleveland. s.has
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1r Goods.
LEWIS { EAsToNs COLUMN
NEW SPRING GOODS
AT FHE
MARBLE STORE.
MARBLE STORE.

T EWIS 3 RASTON'S LARGE
nov alsa with eOnplsts and beautiful selection Of
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Boftrg.
TEE LIGHT AT HOME.

TIE LIGHT AT HOME.
Tie light at home, how bright it beams,
When evening shades around us fall
And from the lattice, far it CLEANS
To love, and rest, and comfort call.
When wearied with the tolls Of day,
And strife for glory, gold, or fame,
How sweet to seek the quiet way,
Where our loving lips will lisp our name
Around the light at home.
When through the dark and stormy night
The wayward wanderer homeWard HES
How cheering is that twinkling light
Which, through the forest gloom, he spies
1t is the light at home-he feels
That loving hearts will greet him there
And softly through his bosom steals
The Joy that banishes his care,
Around the light at home.
The light at home wheneer at last
1t greets the seamen through the Storm
He feels no more the chilling blast
That beats upon his manly form.
Long years upon the sea have fed
Siace dear ones gave parting kiss,
Bpt tLe sad tears which then were shed,
Will now be paid with rapturous bliss,
Around TIE light at home.
The LIGHT OF home how still and sweet
Ii peeps frsm yonder cottage door,
The weary latsrsa to greet
When the rough tolls of day are Ger.
Sad is the soul that does not know
The blessings that the beams lmpart-
The cheerful hopes and joys that flow,
And tighten up the heaviest heart,
Around the light at home.
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Graduates Of the Hearth.

UEoOu0Ccb OK tnc f1caTkRs
The freside is seminary of infnits
Importance. There are few who can re-
cefye the honors of college, but all are
graduates of the hearth
The learning of the universe may
fade from the recollection. its classic
lore may molder in the balls of memory,
but the simple lessons ofhome, enameled
upon the ssheart of childhood. defy the
rust of years, and outlive the more ma.
ture but less vivid picture ofafter years
So deep, so lasting, indeed, are those
impressions of early life, that you often
see man, in the imbecility of age, hold
ing fresh in his recollection the eventa
of childhood, while all the wide space
between that and the present hour, is
blasted and forgotten waste. ....
You have, perchance, seen an old
and half obliterated portrait, and in tho
attempt to have it cleaned and restored.
you may have seen it fade away, while
brighter and more perfect picture,
painted beneath, is revealed to vie -.
This portrait, first drawn upon canvas,
islam aptillustration of youth; and though
it may be concealed by some other De,
sign, still the original traits will shins
through the outward picture, giving it
tone while fresh, and surviving it in de.
cay.
Such is the freside-the great insti.
tuition of Providence for the edacasioa
Of man, 49,