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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-15

FINE PLANTS, EVERGEENS, ETC, ETC
vVNTsF pu,erou, f,ar5sof Mr. WILLIAM BEAVER, of the
Reading Road Nursery, Ohio viii De P,ease1 - IeSh
thathe on his TO this city, vita oA ms
| extensive Horticultural Garden
Mr. guarantees all sales made by him. and tnoe Nho know
him buy with full confidence he opens in the front auon rooms
OF Benz + Shields Co. No q College street, where the ladies'
and those having taste for flowers particularly invited TO
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R. C. ANDERSON & CO.,
No. a. NOrth Market street.

a.FOUB DOORS RON THE SQUARE
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Manny's Combined BeaPer and
INTERPRETATIONS.

REFRIGERATORS.
TE are hourly expecting full supply Of the famous Phil
Nv sdeipha Refrqratos All that We have sold have given
unlimited satisfaction, both as to price and economy
water Coolers.
b,ve sf water Coolers all qualities, plain and lined
with porcelain.
FFuft Cans and Jars.
We h.vsra hundred dozen Of various kinds and qualities
and A. al prices suit the wants Of the community
Silver Soap.
Ar article that ali housekeepes require for cleansing paint,
,,e-Sle silver or Plated Ware Looking CHASER, &C.
Casters.
largest and most varied assortment Of Plated Cas-
tors ever brOughttoth the city
PLATED Forks and Spoons CT ali qualities, from
"a spTiS 81 " MACKENZIE q NINcHIN
Ifthe Grave Could speak.
VNTR would that half the children tAas born
w die before they i've years Of zFel Give No Eons
medicines to ehildren but to the Gen0efg
Cbudren's PanaceRI
The most valuable medicine for young children that has ever
THE ar FPENBERG ALTH BTFTERs, for 95 cents viii
make half gallon ef the best Stomach BsfS hno 5-.
bic for weak constitutions dyspepte haoits ,bo55
derangements Of the Stomach and boseis- - ''
have ,1S t3sm at hsPr''ent change fwsGRESzfE a NoHE
sale Of Negroes.
-r,r.--. ., 4s-yse Of the County Court q Davidson
onntv rendered in the Of the heirs ana I
William Cover, deceased esris' a. s ~ 81 t1TsaT.
H. - 49,, 81 gune next the focFing negroes to-Wit
Rachel, about any seven year. o. a.si
Iaass, t9eS.y tOrg seven " nd her two shidren'
Laura, ave :.
roa IN ca. vii be required, and FOR the balance
notes endorsed, payable in osns a 've1s y e9ssTHAw
,,.s, Clerksnd AssteT.
] n uo-yrr.
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AVINa removed one door above The Old stand Woul9 Te
specially invite the attention Of their irienas1 Anu S
pubic Eenerally, 70 thsir extensive stockoi
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$50 REWARD

yOR the apprehension and delivery OF sAMUEL HoOsER
II 81 ier charge Of outraSeousy having broken open the
,,ss ~ VfIam Hamilton ard James Christopher with intent
10 5 murder has made his escape and is running at large.
M s ri win therefore be paid 70 auy one Fho will de-
liver tb Md ooser to the Sheriff Of Wilson county 50 that he
may he brought to justice. . s.s.... -. -.
Ss oos at % years Of about hvefest ten inches
brh stoBt p tar or rather sandy h9ri has az is time
wound RON gun slot in the right below the elbow
0 e ~ " j. NJ. CHRISTnPHER,
sepI6-g GlaoesVlNe
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D4zullz, KY, Nauh7, Ia5a

NzssRs. W. 3. D5DDs a Co., CISCrsSlI1:
DEaR sIasTLs safe purrhaed Of y0u In ssptsnher st
has stood the great FIRE which occurred n town ne 2-d
February sElendidy had aar amount Of notes, receipts
e in it, before the bung burned took the papers out utPut
in some sheets Of paper and upon opening since the bingi
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list OPENED
dissolution.

B-AIrays on hnnd select assortment Of fnTD,9ins i116
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.


RAINS d BROWN, Nashville.
. . ,-.-L.. ,,-7J-5t-rtv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

BALDWIN UNIvhRsITY - COMMENCEMENT
WEKK.-Examinatio of classes commences
on Friday, June sth, and will continue Sat
urday, Monday and Tuesday, June 9th, l1th
and 18th.
Sabbath, June lOth-lOK a. m, Annual
Sermon by Rev. VIM. F. Day, of Clevelandj
3 p. m, Annual Lecture to the students by
Rev. VIM. C. Pierce, Of Berea.
Monday, June Ilth-IO a. m, Annual
Meeting of the Board Of Trustees; p. m,
Annual meeting of the German Visiting
Committee ; * p. m, Address before the
Paulician Missionary Association by Rev.
Thomas Parker, Of Bellefontaine.
Tuesday, June l2th-71< p. m, Address
before the German Literary Society, Ger
mania yerein), by Rev. J. B. Grace, of New
Jersey.
Wednesday, June Isth-9 q. m, Graduate
Addresses by the Senior Glass Baccalau-
reate Address by Prof. J. Tingley Confer
ring Degrees by President Wheeler ~ P
m, Concert by the Philharmonic Society.
G. H. HARTIQUE, Sec. of Fac.
BEREA, o., May 81, 1850.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

ARRIVAL OF THE Iron CTTY.-The screw
steamer Iron City, Capt Turner, arrived from
Lake Superior yesterday morning. From
Clerk HOLLAND we obtain some particulars of
the trip and the upper Lake country.
Left Ontonagon 10 o'clock Monday evening
ran to Eagle River Tuesday morning. The
storm rendered it impossible to land at the
dock, so ran to Copper HarbOr and waited
for the storm to cease. Back to Eagle River
Thursday and left at P. NJ same day
Schooner J. W. Sargent discharging lumber
at Eagle River, and the schooner Flight dis
charging coal at Copper HarbOr. Left Mar
quette Friday June lst, at l o'clock A. NJ.
At Marquette, Is vessels as follows; at Sha-
ron dock, schooners Challenge, Wellington,
Exchange, Ketchum, Middlesex, John Web
ber: Challenge and Wellington were 70 leave
for Cleveland that night, with ore. AtCleveland
Iron Mining Company's dock, schooners J. L.
Gross, Star of the North, L. J. Farwell, Re
turn, Mary B. Hale, Loomis, Australia, John
Wheaton, Fontanelle, Rebecca. The Fonta-
nellie was unloaded and would be ready to re-
ceive cargo on Monday night. AT Ely's dock
schooners Golden Harvest and Canopus; the
latter Just arrived. The Fountain City left
there on Thursday morning for Portage En-
try, having lain at Sharon dock during the
blow, which was heavy but did no damage.
The railroad from this point to the mines is
in working order, and capable of bringing in
about I, 200 tons per day.
Left saut Saturday at P NJ. Schooner
Yorktown here bound Up. Passed schooner
Twin Sister above the Saut bound down.
Net North Star near Church's and four sail
vessels farther down.
Passed up the Canal on the 29th, sch. Re
becca; SOth, sch. st. Albans SIst, prop.
Mineral Rock, stmr. Illinois. Down, S1st,
sch. Isabella.
The cargo of the Iron City was 22O tons Of
copper from Cliff, National, Adventure, and
Aztec Mines, with good load of passengers
among whom were I. L. Hewitt, Mr.. Math-
er and Miss Nellie Foot, for Cleveland, and
Geo. Simmons of Cincinnati.
The Iron City leaves again for Lake su-
Perior on Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock,
| from Hussey & McBride's dock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-This place ofamuse-
ment will be re-Opened this (hOndsy) even
ing, with the dissemination on the part of
the managers that sterling entertainments
shall be given. The stock company is a
good one, and comprises some first class tai
ent. We are glad to see the pleasing and
sprightly Mrs. Henri is among the number.
Mr.. C. T. Smith ofieiates as Acting Manager,
Mr.. C. Henri IS Stage Manager, and Mr.. L.
Bernard as Treasurer.
Miss Alice Gray, well known in some of
the eastern cities, commences an engage
ment for a week, tonight, in the play of
Madaline, the Belle of the Faubourg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

~ IT IS SELDOM that we notice anything
in the medical line, nor would We now, unless We
c0sld Be convinced that We are not doing our duty
AZ journalist, in recommending 70 the public, Dr.
J. Hoststters Celebrated Bitter, Tor the cure Of that
most terrible and fatal Of disesses-Fever and Ague.
From Our oVH experiences with this valuable specific,
can safely say that for diseases Of the above
ture il stands without rival Its timely assistance
has saved many a fslioW-being from a premature
grave Every day we hear oft conqueTing the worst
cases Of Fever aud Ague- To those who are In the
least afiictcd with any Of the complaints arising
from an rroguarity Of tile digestive organs nothing
can be more beneficial than these Bittors. We
chssrfully recommend them to the Thousands In this
State, who suffering the most intense pain, a.
certain cure for their ils. Try them, and De con-
vineed oftheir many excellent qualisies-
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally every
where, and By HOsTETlER 5 sNITH, Sole Propris-
tors, IS Water and IS Front strssts, Pittsburgh.
may29lw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

SERIOUS AoCIDEST.-On Friday afternoon a
serious accident occurred IN thet0lvn of Char
don by which Eli Bruce Esq. of this city, had
leg fractured in two places. He, in COM
pany with J. N. Jones Esq. of this city, were
driving from Charlton to Claridon, when just
at the summit off. long hill the carriage came
against the horS; in such way as TO frighten
himIand he dSshed down the hill at a fearful
rate throwing Mr.. Bruce out and breaking his
limb. As he was driving, the lines fell to the
ground leaving Mr. Jones in dangerous pO-
sitiOn. After hasty ride Of three quarters
of mile, Mr.. J. climbed over the dash board
and got hold Of the lines, when he readily
stop. ed the horse and returned to Mr.. Bruce.
Hej p was obtained and Mr.. B removed to
GAridOn, where he remains at present. The
fractures were just above the ancle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

- ''THE ROoT OF AL EVIL" Is THR VEN-
on or DISEASE insiilled into the system BY sarly
abuse, indulgeneo aud excess ofany kind This must
eradicated from the system without delay not mo-
meRt should be lost TIE geTuioiOus uss of merosrv
viii not do t nay, It will inure rather than cure.
TETEsEHAR ], and 5 is your only chanoe-a peruSal
of the book "Human Frsilty, or Physiological Re-
searches illustrated with coloTed engravingH, will
explain everything Il win only cost you . cents
To be had Of Br. BARROW, lsi Bleechsr st., n. Y
Sent freo Of postage everywhere.
sold also BY GAYLORD a HAMMOND and Wa. FIsKE,
Druggists, Cleveland. mayea.lW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

The RN0.-The Tribune has the follow
ing. King is Cleveland man.
ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHF.-John Woods and
George King are TO fight, within three
months, for $1,000 side. They met up town
the night after their late failure and had
some hard words. The quarrel nearly ter
minated in a rough-Rnd- tumble fight, on the
spot, but this was prevented by mutual
friends. Il was then proposed that several
carriages be hired, and a small party go out
to Kings Bridge, where the two men could
fight out the matter, fearless of interference.
Neither could agree to this, and finally it was
decided that to the 800 each had put up,
5000 be added, and that grand fight for the
total should come off as soon as the parties
could be got in condition.
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DONATION PARTY AND FEs7rvAL.-The

DONATION PARTY AND FEsTIvAL.-The
friends of Rev. VIM. H. Brewster, Pastor Of
the Congregational Church Of University
Heights, are invited to attend a Donation
Party and Festival on Tuesday evening, the
9th inst, at the Cleveland Institute
r. F. HUMsToS, Chairman,
Committee OF Arrangements.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

L. a. ZWislsr-Hoolsy a Campbelrs MiustreIs
W. MeGaughy- House TO rent.
Rottberg hausmann-Laoe Mantillas, &C.
+. Judson-Lots for sale
Lyman Little-LAnd to exchange.
Sherwood Oakley-Mnliners Wansed-Dry goods
Frederick CyraiK-FHsnch dyeing and securing.
Academy Of Musie-Oponing Night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

THE HOOLEY AND CAMPBELL MINsTRRLs.-
This excellent troupe Of minstrels commence
8 short engagement at the MelOdeon on
Thursday evening next. They form a capi-
tai company and viii draw full houses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04
HAIR DYRl HAIR DYEu HAIR DYEul

WM. A. BACHELOR HAIR DYE
The only HarHiless and Reliable Dye kHOl0H.
Ths Original and best in the world
All others are mere limitations and should Be avoid
ed you wish to escspe ridicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly
to beautif1l and natural Brown or Black, without
the least injury 20 Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to Wm. A. Bachelor since 1889, and over
5000 applications have been made to the Hair Of his
patrons Of his famous Dyes.
WM- A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces
color not to be distinguished from nature, and Is
WARRANTED not to iujure in the least, however long
it may be continued and the III effect Of Bad Dyes
rsmedisd; the Hair invigorated for life By this
Splendid Dye.
Mads, sold and applied Tin private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, No. Z3s Broadway, n. Y.
Sold In all cities and towns Of the United States
By Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Bsr The genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides Of each Box OF
WM A. BACHELOR,
faulT No. Z33 Broadway, n. T..
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

- Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
scrption done the Printing Establishment Of the
LEAnEH Once on the latest improved and NEST rapid
Steam Presses In the best STYLE on short mott and
at reasonable rates. Particular attention paid 10
blank work. Every description Of Binding done,
especially Blank Books Leigers, Journals, Sales
Books, Receiving Books, &C, &C
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

HOLLOWAY's PILLs AND OINTNEST.-Cancer
The days Of brilliant operatiOus' are no more
Theadiscovsry Of HoiloEuy's Ointment dispensed
with the necessity Of the knife, which frequently
dangsred the liis ofthe patient. Thousands Of ie-
males have os cured Of in tho breast BY the
medicating action OF the Ointment, and their lives
spared to their families The salvs follows the can
Ger in lie tortuous winding and imporceptibly but
thoroughly and painlsssly eradicatea It IRON the
system The Pills cleanse and purify The blood.
sold By all DruEgists al Sc, 62c., and 81 PER box
or pot may29;lW
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No. l2 South Side Public Square.

S- Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons,
Cake Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&c, &c. A very large stock, and all war
ranted of the best Double Plate, can befound
at TOeG, ELLSWORTH & Co.'S,
oetl Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

~ E. Rufini, IFS Superior street, has
received the Spring Fashions Of Hats and
Caps. It embraces all styles and qualities,
and of course will be sold as low as possible.
We should advise those who wish beauti
full and well becoming hat or cap to call on
Mr.. Rufini.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

POsTPoSED.-owing to unavoidable cir
cumstanees the concert for the benefit Of
Miss Mary segur, which was announced for
Tomorrow evening, is postponed for one
week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

TT Now that the heat of summer is at
hand, it is more than ever necessary that
our pure lake water should be brought to
perform its useful service in laying the dust,
which is already great annoyance. B. P
Bower gives his attention to Plumbing, and
does his work with neatness and expedition,
and at reasonable prices. His shop is on the
east side of the Public Square. RIO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

There have been more interments this
month (May) than last month, and 2I more
than for the month Of Nay, 1859.
J. PALMER, City Sexton.
Cleveland, Nay 81, 1860.
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NORTON's OINTMENT,

SALT-RHEUM AND sCROFULAi
Permanently cGrcs Scaldhoad, Rinrworms, and all
Itching Erupiiuna Of tho skin.
This Ointment ponetrates 60 the basis of the dis
ease-goes 20 iis ver source-and cures from the aeh
beneath to the skin the surface. Sold in large
glass boxes, prizes 50 cents.
Prepared by GEREET NoRToS, Proprietor, New York.
Depot al PENFoLb, PAKGEn A MoWEa's, No IS
Beekmsu street.
Sold BY STRONG 3 ARMSTRONG. Rb2s
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n. ii. SOLOMONSO1l

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OREICIAN.
Keeps the largest assortment Of the most approved
kindl Of sPECTAoLEs. An his Gialseli, vhe.har
Tor near or far sighted, are ground undar his own
inspocfion by machinery Of Construction, with
ths ruatsst care 50 TO suit the eyes IN all cnses
curing Weakness, Dizziness or Inham matian Of the
eyes, and nparting strength for long residing or ne
sewing,
y. h boLOWoEaOH would hers inform Che
pube that he never employs any one In tbs sale Of
- Also q splenqid ags0rtmant Of SPY GLASSES,
HOROSCOPES CpMPAGSEB, &e., keuf on hand.
81 ARTIFICIAL EYIeE inserted Vifhout 1Sin.
a. uerfsct a. natdrll.
no. 2sT SUPERIOR STREET.
lebl7 Aear Logg,s CIockeTy Store.
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LegaIReeord.

US COURTs.-The U. s. District Co urt
viii sit to-day for naturalization and admiral
ity business
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-NOthing of in
terest Same case on trial before Judge
FOOte and no ressiOn before Judge BisElop and
Bolton.
The Grand Jury sits again to-day
PoLICE COURT. Judge Michael
Farrell was fined 81 and costs for disturbance.
Mary Denver, intoIication IS and cost.
Thomas Gafney, same OfEcense, 20 days
jail
Mary James, same ofense, SlOs nd costs.
Several cases were continued
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HYMN

Sung on the 25th anniversary Of the REv. Dr.
Atkins settlement as Pastor of the First
Presbyterian Society Of Cleveland.
Thanks be TO God, the living God
That through these bright, unbnOkea years
Before US one loved form hath trOd,
Our faithful guide in hopes and fears.
Thanks for the strength bestowed from heaven
The wisdom granted from above;
The faith, the zeal the utterance given,
The guileless life; the unwearied love.
Thanks for the fruit here garnered in,
For wandering souls brought home 10 God,
For saints cheered on their crown to win,
Or cOmfOrted beneath the rod.
Thanks, that beneath his fostering rod
New churches have gone forth TO rear
Fresh altars where thy servants stand
And full assemblies wait TO hear
Still with thy servant, Lord, abide,
Gently sustain these waning years,
Let il be " light at eyentide"-
Scatter the shadows; wipe the tears
Follow the labor he hath done,
With blessings which shall never cease,
His was the toll, the hope the crown,
Thine only is the sure increase.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

81 Fer TeIegrRphIc, Market and Marin,
News see Fourth Pare.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
nInNnAY nIORNTNG, IuNR 4. 1aan.
TRAVBLRR's RRGIsTRR.

Ctizena Wishing conveyance 20 either Of the above
Trains or Boats, viii Be- called for By tho Coaches Of
Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address at
the 0mnieus Ouce, 81 Superior street, door next TO
Waddnll House.
April 10, isdO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

TTNION ICE CO., CLEVELAND
u OHIO. ALLP8Ess 0ARDEER, nsaisrs
In Pure Spring Pond lCl, VII supply Eamiiias 10
fel1 B1ltI, A. af 81 times. on short nntca an5 a
= nuSt rsasone5le terus. An orders lsit a No p
aer arcaft, le0 ST Chair street or Box 1851 Post
Oiiics, WI b promptly attended 70.
IA G. CHAMP, Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

~ Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream FreezGs and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturers prices, at
W. L. MARvIE's,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

Fanaticism most extraordinary has arisen
and cast blight on the pure love Of the Cos
/ pei, and many fell victims 70 the delusion
Of Millerism, and more recent isms which
have diverted the attention from pure reli-
/ gion. None but pastor can realize the diff
iculties which such things present to his eff
forts for tho highest good Of his people. But
! I am happy to state that have ever had
| the love and sympathy of my people.
Our Sabbath School I believe the oldest in
the city. For many years Il was hard work
/ TO sustain this enterprise. With much exeF-
ton, however, our school has always been
respectable, both for number and influence,
and as look at the past call TO mind some
Of our Sunday School scholars who have de-
parted to a better and happier world. As
look on this community, see many worthy
citizens, who but for this cause, might have
been a curse to themselves and the world.
in January, 1856, Ladies' Society was
formed by the ladies of the congregation,
which has done much good, and our present
freedom from debt is due not a little to the
efforts and the assistance Of the Ladies' So
ciety.
During my ministry We have enjoyed eight
revival seasons, the fruits Of which are evi-
dent in the additions Of true Christians to
the Church. Ny confidence in these Tevi-
walls has never been shaken. They are the
agents Of Jehovah in Fastening the Millen-
ium, when the whole universe shall be
brought under the influence of Gods grace.
The Society was never in better and more
prosperous condition than now. In the Sc
lection Of an associate Pastor, you have OBJ
tanned man in whose ability, prudence and
piety have entire confidence.
have passed through scenes of JOY and
sorrow. In your families, on social occasions,
have spent many happy hours. Often, too,
have we met upon marriage occasions, red
olent with bright hopes of the future.
Dark days have been upon US, and times
of sickness and sorrow. What great chang
es in community have we seen in a quarter
of century, Death has swept into the
tomb friends and relatives, and with how
many death-scenes have these years been
flledl Yonder old ehureh-yard was almost
| empty when | came here, but it is now filed
! TO overAowing. There sleeps many a child;
many lovely son or daughter, who are still
/ embalmed in memory and heart, and there
the man Of business has been laid. Yet so
| frequent are scenes of sorrow and of afliction
| that We give little heed to them. But when
/ a few more occasions like the one we now
I celebrate have passed, we shall all have
| passed away to the other world.
Beloved, will you meet me in Heaven p
Shall we all join in the song which echoes
| through the arches of Heaven, of honor and
glory to God? God grant such may be the
! case. And now I commend you to the love
of God, and may the grace of the Lord
Jesus Christ be with you. AmeH.
The choir then sang the following appro-
pirate hymn, the congregation joining;
u