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OLEVBLANDH & PITTsBURGH.

luL 1AlAANO q I II &c OAOu,
- RAIJROAD
WINTER ARsAE8EHEET.
To take effect on Monday, November 18th, issl.--
ITaius leave Cleveland daily, tsundays exceptsg -
$40 A. M-AIaH for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
i.i5 ?. for Razennaand d Hers
SIS ?. M-ESpr5ss for Pittsburgh and Whssling.
CONNECTIONS .s.l 5di ig
Both Trains make direct eonneetions With Penn
ylyenis Railroad ioT baltimore Philads!phia IA AeW
road for Baltimore and " ashingtOn City. Also,
necta Ct Hudson for Akron and MillsrsbuIg.
GS- Time By this route as quick and iare win 10
the same as by Northern Lines % New OK.
}. n. MCCULLOUGH, sup,t
r. MYERS, g ]. Agent. n0vzf
CLEVELAND L ERIE r. R.
is5l. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Issr
On and aftsr HJnday, November 26th, 1850, Pas.
senger Trains viii run as follows;
~ LEAVE CLEVELAND
$50 A. n. EXPRESS MAIL Thanksgiving st ala
Stations except Wioklifs, Mentor, Perry
UnionTille and Saybrook; and arrives At
Erie at l:3s P n, Dunkirk 50 P ~ Brd-
s:9Or. N. CosEEAgi. ACCoAIAIoDATION-stoD-
200 \. EIaHT ExPREss TRAIN-stoppinq at
Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard only; ar
riVes at Erle l24s A. r., Dunkirk 800 A. ~,
Buffalo 435 A. n
LEAVE ERIE.
s;2OA. n, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping at
~ Girard, Conneaut, ABhtabula and Paines-
vile only arrives at cleveland 7:l5A. n.
go A. n. EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN-Stoppiag at
ell Stations except SayhrOOk, UnionVfne,
Perry, Mentor and MickllRe. and arTiYes At
Cleveland at 6:45 P. n
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Oonueaut
ct 6sUO A. NJ, stopping at all stations, and
arriving at Cleveland At s.s5 A. n.
An the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl st. LOUIS &C.; and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkrk with the trains OF the n. Y 3 L.
RailrOad and At Buiiao with those of the New York
Central and Buffalo 4 New York City Rsilroais.
Ii. NOTTINGHAM, sup't.
Cleveland, Nov. ., 1850.
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With all bas Effects arislas thcrsfron, inciudlng
DERILIfT or NERFOus PROsTR aIlON.

With all bae sl8cts arisilg tlerelr0lrs ilclu1lul
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PROsTRAI1OE.
He has succeeded IN curing cases in this city s0s
Of Ehom hgd expended hnndreds oi doller1 Eitb
8astyled physicians, who profess 70 treat 81 prgaiE
maladies with sueeess7 and without receiving TIE
Dr. GI BSON does not boast that hs Is a msrssr of
sons College in London or Paris, e8 perhap5 so1io
others do Tor me p1 pose o. cnsu1rl1T lne lule1lf
and Who bold out 9zeat cia.iou9 never 70 % -
this, that be Is able 70 giqe entire satisct1n &c
those who repoe cDnfdense IN his ability and in.eg
rty, and that he has periscted an american 9f stem
don or Paris, any patent medicine to eqlal llz the
radical cure pf seminal Wrsknass, aud All ai11as1s
derangements, ooth mental ano physical, Arisin2
Dr. GIBSON also Chains iar bis nsE treatment ths
blowing advantages all othen 'st discovered
and hrsts the agents used are IN no Z Elet llsl
able be uses no relics d the dark ages such e.
Marcury, nor any other deiotarlou1 drug 1oc1l1l'
20 restrictions In diet on business 8 REQUIRED; Third
IL his treatment is positive and certain IN an cases
BE stAnds prepared 70 50 iul0 any public Or rrl7a1
hospital in the United States and dello1atfia l9
ether now known to The world IN Dollt Of prompt
ness permanencys mildno1s safety ane confaniacs
Dr. GIBSON is psrmansutly located in Cla9dldnd
aud has duriag the past nine m0Ets performed nam
cures Of diseases which had for yaars relillo1 az
ether mot58 Ct treatment aareucac1n 3 gwen 6
Boston, New York, and other cltle5 IN regard 3
skill and integrity in al professional traneactaug
Dyspepsia, Rhuematiam, scrot1la and all chronla
Ql5eaaes trealed Win superior 1lecel9
- 4edicine sent 70 any pazt OF tno country
DT. GIBs0N's New Work on Ph5siolOEy for lal
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of Elsetropatly and heaieias,
: OHco No. AZ Ontario street, up stairs.a
osoIs frqm tise Public square, 1900.
daily NEiIull1Ia aEoenloo.l olla
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GnMNIIsSI0NRR,s

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
III sAIlE.-Pursuant 70 the command 9f an or
Ger % sale, Issued from he Court Of Common Pleas
for Cuyahoga county, ohio in an action pending il
said Court, wherein Almet Reed i3 plaintins au4
Isaac L. Hewitt, Ann 4, LEVITT J, 2. koblaons tli
Stark Bank, Eber B. Ward and stephen Olelnent,
survivors u samuel " ard decqastdi snd leorgH y
Girty, deieudants shall expose for sale q pub
lie auction al the door of the Court Hous8 IN sad
county, the 18th day Of March. ASH at two o.elock
p. d., the lands and tenemehts described e. tollpN
situate IN the City Of Cleveland, 10 the state of
Oh o, and which is also In he County OF Guy apgs
and IS known as part and parcel Ofth nerWin Prop
erty, and - sub lOta numbsr5 80 IS ~ - - 70 -
i5, ~ and 80 IN HEWITT slbdT1sions plot OF Whieh
Is now on record in the Recorders once Of sad
County, 20 which reeruncei Is here made, be n sae
more OF less, but subject to all legal highWaYs.
SAID 5oFerae l0tsare appraised g tolioHsi % WI
Lot No. g, at.-.S $500 81 lot no, @, sI---ssl5
Lot I" SO, 49,. $50 Lot =. AZ, et-... 40
Lot g 43i at...... 385 Lot s. a. at---- 80
Lot :. q, aE---s sls Lot . :. g at--.-- sSq
"A. 7. siade, Master Commissionssr
Pit.hs Atty. fsbl2325
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
= n That, pursuant to the condition Of eertaia
aiortgePe given Charle5 Bacon by Charles T. Har
yey, on the lsth day VI January ls59, and record
in the tQllecrOr Oca lor the Di4trict OF Cuyaho-
70 the highest bidder, at The door Of the United
states Collectors Ofoe, in tho city Of Cleveland, in
tne county Of Cuyahuga, and State Of Ohio On the
l2th day Of March. A. ID. ls6, at len O'Clock in the
erts, she now lts in the harbor Of Ashtahuai In
said State. with three iourths Of all Der tackle np
parel, iurniture and other appurtenanoes 70 satsY
the amount due said CHARLES ~ Bacon @ said mort
Feb. 6:325 By his Attorney, 4. p. SPA LDiAG. 81
Cleveland, Feb 9, iS6l.
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All Of the Grefenberg Medicines are for
sale By
CHURCHILL 3 BROTHER, Druasistu.
RIO s. W. cor Ontario st, 3 Public squsro
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephalic Pills accomplish the opject for which
they were made, viz Cure Of headache In all its FORMS
IFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than q thousand
cases, with entire success I'D
[From the Democrat, St. Cloud, Mimi
Ityou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, CCephalc fills,) 30 that you
may have them in case OF an attack.
From the Advertiser, Providence, 3. IL
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably si-
ectiye remedy Tor he h. adache and one Of the very
er been discovered.
From the Western r. r. Gszette, Chicago, I'LL
We heartily endorse Nj. spalaing, and his unri
vailed Cephalic Pills.
From the Kanawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
Nho try them, will stick TO them
From the Southern Path Finder, n. OIL
Try them you that are afflicted, and we are sure
that our testimony be added 10 the already nu-
merous list that has received benefits that other
medicine can produce
From the st. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the aTtice tCephalic Pills)
IS rapidly enoressins.
From the Gazstte, Davenport, Iowa.
Mr.. Sp pllding would not connect his name with an
article be did not know to possess real merit.
From the Advertiser, Providence, r. l.
The testimony In their favor is strong, frpm the
most respectable quarters
From the Daily News, Newport, r. Il
Cephalic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Bostoa.1
Said to be very eficacious for the headaehs.
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THE FOLLOwTEa ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDINGS
GEPHALIC PILLS,
win convince all who suffer from
HEADACHE,
Fhta
SPEEDY AND SIRE CURE IS WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
As these Testimopisls were unsolicited BY Mr.. sPal
ding, they afford unQuestiopable proof of
The efficacy Of this truly scieu-
hde discovery
MAsosvnIE, Conn, FEB. 8, 1854.
Nh. sPALDno, ar4.s, 5..
have tried your Cephalic Pills, and like them
so well that want you to send me Two dollars worth
Part Of these are for the ueighbora to whom gave
a few out Of the first box got FROM you.
send the Pills by mail, and oblige
JAMES KENNEDY.
HAvERFoRD, Pa, Feb. 6, 1851
wish you to send me one more box Of your Ceph-
aie pills, have RECEIVED great deal OF beneht rom
them. Yours, respectfully,
mAkH ANN sTOlKHOUsE-
SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON, Co., Pa.
a. G, sPAL Iye,
You will please send me tive boxes Of yOm Cepha-
lie Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. B. 5IMOES.
P. 81 have used one box of your Pills, and fnd
them excellent.
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. 9, R6l.
HENRY U. SPALDING, Eco,
Please find inclosed twenty five cents, for which
send me snother box Of your Cephalic pills. They
are truly the best Pills 1-have ever tried.
Belle Vernon, WyandOt Co, o.
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. II, $50
H. @. sFALDISG, Esq, o.
u wish for some circulars or large show bills to
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my customers. Hyou have anything Of the kind,
please send TO me.
Headache, usually lasting two days) was cured Of
attack In one hour by your Pills, which 1 sent
". R. WILKES.
REYEoIDsBUEa. Franklin Co., Ohio,
Henry C. sPALDiSs,
No. 4s Cedar ST., n. Y,
DEAR SIR:
Inclosed lind twenty-five (25) cents, for which send
box Of "Cephalic Pills" Send to address of Rev.
VIM. Z. Filler, Reynoldsburg, franklin Co., ohio
our Pills work like charm-cure Headache al
--''' "''-"'' WI. 6. FILLER.
YPsILANTI, Mich, Jan. a, 1901.
Ma. SPALDGNG,
SIR: . ..H..-
Not long since sent to you for a box Of Cephalic
Pills for the cure the Nervous Headaches and Cos
uveness, and received the same and they had good
an effect that was induced 10 send fore mare.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A X. WHEELER,
Yusflautf. Mich
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COMMISSIONERS

MI Nd y n w N A41ODLOAtA III =
lyl SA.LE.-Pursuant to the command ofa q Pin
order Of sle issued from ia Lourt Of Common Pleas
Tor Cuyahlga county, Oio1 poo the 5th da q u b
Tuary, ladt 10 action therein pendiug, wherein
Ezra ChaTr1sl is plaintiff and Henry y. W Whitman
susan WI tulan, John 7. Newton, d. :. Keith John
Coon and tlzs Michigan Insurance eom pauy, are de-
fondants, shali, the 18th day Of March, laol A.
two O'cOek P. N at The door 81 the Court HOUSE IN
said county expose 1Gr sale er public auction, the
following described lands and tenaInents, 70 VIII
'Situate in the township Of Brooklyn, being NM
ber seven "a IN the thrteenth range p townships in
the OOnnecticat " Mestern Reserve, In the Stats of
Ohio and which Is also in she county of Cuy ahoga,
and Is knCWn b. being cry lots Nos two hundred
and I'VE (15), two hundred and six t5), our nun
seven CID, in Barber LOrd's subdivision IN uh1o
City now Cleveland, Be the SAME more or less eut
ed bsot to all legal Highways lrr aCT I
81 ..-ar.l nralnia.. - nnnrai.an .n-Llul.
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u Aail -.
TTLEVEEAND q FOEEDO RI r.

ls50.l. WtNFEB ARRAHGEMENr is6o-l
On sna amer Monday, November 18Th, ls6o, Trains
on this Road VIII lsaye Cl9geldud IS iolloNa
76O A. H., Through Mall stopping at an atations en-
0 the bopihern DiTisioni arriving et Toledo
1E10 p. ~ af fiHa
400 p ~ Man, sioDs a. ai stafions east Of sudusg
on RortkerR Division, and arrlyes 81 Beh-
du8ky af 6.i5 ,. 4.
1880 ?. Uhlcago ENproag-S tops 81 ai stations eT-
nd cept Washington and Clay, and arrives
IN Toledo at i2sl0 A. u. .silJ ni ala 4
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.. 5. MARsHAL's SALE

vs.. - flt-5,--
james Purdy-
DY VIRTUE OF A % PLU. FL. FA.,
door Of the Post Once in The city OfDayeland coun-
y q yuyahoga, and late ot Ohio. on Ao1eayl the
18th day Of March, A. D. 1851 at the hour Of ocock
p M q said daY, the following described real
tate IN James Purdys allotment to the city Of UeTe.
brooklyn IN the county 0f Cuyahvga, aud stale Of
Ohio, yiz-LOts Nos l3, "a, Is To- ~, b, i9 D. = p
q a. ., IS q, 2 -, 90 A. a. 45, A. f7 & ~, 90 81,
~ 81 81 S. g. 81, 10 90 60 6 O. 60 - 81 66 81, 65s
g. 20, y, Y, y a Is, o. q. q, y, %, 81 g s. s4,S,
104 no los, UT, los, 100, li0, III, LA l3 IL, l5l l6i
III us, ll9, 10 f2I, ~, II, IL, 23 10, IT. l, l3i
81 Il, l32 80 1884, la 40, li, ldd, ll, iis ltli ll1i
lA3 -, and l45. M
VI nc above Lots, IS were appraised af SIS each;
81 lots ct 7 each . lots 1t 50 each; y lots af fl5
each; lot a so; lot ~ S6o lot ht $50 lota At
$50 eafhh. Total, llg lots. -hl
n. JOHNSON.
U. s. Marshal, Northern District Of Ohio.
Cleveland Feb. l5, l56ls313 @ilr
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EXECUTORS NOTICE -
\ Public notife 10 hereby gwen .ih It the under
sITsd l. qualified % act EKeculof VI the last VII
ana Testament Of Mn. LgdiaE. P9fiuTs late Of tbs
city OfCluveland, IN the County Of Cusahoea, deeeas-
ed rfsH22s2sI RUFUS r. sPALDING-
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10. s. MARsHAL's SALE.
4 JDH01O1l u 3. IIafli8II
Northern District ofohio.

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT
III 10 the command Of d6crssal order d sale
iIOm .hs Court 81 Common Pleas % fOuyaiI9Qa L0uu-
~, 81 the suit OF EdWara Wade, against dOhn En-
seihOrh and others, 70 me directed shall sEptss
for sale poblic auction At the door of the COurt
huuse IN the City Of Cleveland, on The eighteenth
nay OF March, 1851, 1t three ocl-Gk ?. H. the fol-
lowing described lot of land, situate n BROOKLYN
township, CuyahogI County. Ohio aud knO@n -
subdivision lot No. Beventy Jour id los is my iaet
front Wade Aver Ne, and one hundrsd and thirty
nina fest deep 90 Giran stones addition % Ohio
CiIy and Cleveland, npo1ad OF part 81 original
lots Nos hfth- -thrss aud sixfy-eig6t In Bro0kly q
HEHRTG ABBEY,
b r. Baaris f.l Master Commissioner.
Pins Atty. iebl7.3H
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
jephalic Pills accomplish the ouject for which
sy were made viz: Cure Of headache In all its FORMS
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Whole No. 1904.
pa D. AOgX3,

- G8 - g9 = - %
AHFLHE IN East Market street, Lewistown.
5a.nc F O. Franciseus' Hardware
rs. 4r. Locke will he at his ofFce
nt~y of each month to spend the
nlY3l
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An Itinarant Ghost

The prevailing sensation at Cleveland is
a phantom Of variable form and size, which
occasionally perambulates the streets Of
that city, after the witching hour of night
to the intense terror Of some score Or more
OF timld persons who have enioyed a
glimpse OF his ghostship, and the Indignation
OF a still greater number who irreyerently
regard the nocturnal visitant as a miscre
ant worthy only of summary punishment.
The latest doings of the apparition are
thus related BY the Cleveland Herald of
last Saturday
80 much indignation has been excited by
his reported doings that on Thursday night
about one hundred aud fifty persons were
on the watch for him. Many of the watch
ers were armed with pistols, and from at
lenst some OF them the ghost would have
met a warm reception. NoOne prepared for
an encounter has yet been so fortunate as to
obtain sight Of the white sheeted indi-
yidual.
On Tuesday evening young man, clerk
IN a superior street store, was walking up
Erie street, when he suddenly beheld the
ghost few feet to his right The figure
he says was ten feet in height, and moved
smoothly and noiselessly along. The young
man remembers nothing more until he
found himself lying on the ground, the
ghost nowhere to be seen. He had faint
ed.
La the same neighborbood two boys en-
countered the pretended apparition few
nights since. Picking up a heavy stone,
one OF the boys followed the figure, which
was retreatlng towards an alley. just as
the ghost turned into the alley, the boy
threw MS stone, and with such correct aim
that it struck the figure full in the back.
A groan, unearthly enough, but too vigor-
Gus for any but sound lungs of flesh and
blood, was the response.
Perhaps the ghost was admonished by
this adventure that his nocturnal peramb1,
lations might be attended occasionally by
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THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1861.

clude. 1t would afford me much pleasure
TO give the names of the teachers of this
class, but it is more prudent to urge ali
teachers to qualify themselves for this high
praise.
While some schools are very much poor
er and others very much better than last
year, on the whole there is an Improvement
upon last years schools, and the tendency
OF sentiment both among teachers and in
the community is very gratifying. With
some unwelcome exceptions, the teachers
IN the county are DEVOTED, ambitious and
improving; and the public sentiment de-
mands teachers Of fuller knowledge and
more scientific skill in teaching.
What is now needed is hearty co.onera-
ton Of directors and teachers. the latter
qualifying themselves for the arduous re-
sPonsl5le; delicate duties they are called To
perform. If this can be secured. and the
public interest permanently enlisted in the
cause OF education thereby, Mif1in county
will contribute no little to the strength, the
grace and the perpetuity of the keystone
State
Ny hearty thanks are most gratefully re.
turned to those directors, teachers and cit
liens who have aided me in my labors: and
to those numerous families throughout the
county whose generous hospitality l have
shared.
AZARIATI SMITH.
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The { ame of Euchre and Life.

There Is genuine humor in the idea that
an Arkansas man finds the most natural
expression, even of parting advice to his
son, in the language Of the table, and the
maner in which the terms Of a game of
euchre are there fted to the game Of life is
ingenious
Bob, you are about leaving home for
strange parts. You're going to throw me
out Of the game and 90 it alone The odds
is against you, Bob, but remember that
industry and perseverance are the winning
cards-they are the bowers Book learn
ing and all that sort of thing, will do to
fill up with, like small trumps, but you
must have the bowers to back 'em else they
amt worth shucks. If luck runs agin YOU
pretty strong, don't cave in and look ike
\ sick chicken ca a rainy day, but hold
your head UP and make EN- believe you re
flush of trumps; they wont play so hard
agin you.
I've lived and travelled around some,
Bob, and I've found out that as soon as
folks thought you held out a weak hand
they'd buck agin you strong So when
you're sort Of weak, keep on a bold front,
but play cautions, be satisfied with a p int.
Many's the hand I've seen euchred 'caus
they played for too much Keep your
eyes well skinned, Bob don't let EN- mig
on you recollect the game lays as much
with head as with the hands. Be temper
ate; never get drunk, for then no matter
how good yonr hand, you won't know how
to play it both bowers and the ace won't
save you, for there's certain to be a mis-
deal or something wrong And another
thing, Bob, (this was spoken in low
tone) don't go too much with the women
queens are kinder poor cards; the more
you have of them the worse for you; you
might have three and nary a trump. [
don't say discard EN- all; if you get hold
of one that's trump, it's all good, and
there's sure to be one out of four And
above all, Bob, be honest never take
mans trick wot don't belong to you; nor
slip cards nor mig, for then you can't look
your man in the face, and when that's tue
case there's no fun in the game its regu-
lar cut throat So now, Bob, farewell !;
remember wot 1 told you and you'll be
sure to win, and if you don't, it viii serve
you right if you get 'skunked =
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Z1i[iZElFILIN 00UNEE0 Pa
New Series---Vol. Xv, No. 22.

disagreeable circumstances. Certain il !,
that when a man encountered it the next
night, and proceeded to administer the cas-
tlgation it SO richly deserves, the ghost pro.
duced most substantial cudgel with
which he dealt his chastiser blow that
sent him roeilug 10 the ground.
There are various accounts Of the an
pearance Of the figure. Some assert that
when first seen It is no larger than an or
dinary man, but Immediately expands or
cnIarges to double that size. There is no
joke IN frightening people as this miscre.
ant has done, and the person who catches
and Furnishes the fellow will deserve the
thanks Of the community.
No Noa.-A wag happening to 90 into
the shop of tailor just as the latter was
IN the act Of patching an old garment with
new cloth, thus addressed the knight Of
the bodkin:
You are no man, l can prove it by the
highest authority
How Sc" replied the unsuspecting tai
Ior as he piled his needle with double ac-
tIYlty. / should like to hear the evidence
Of your assertion.
You shall be accommodated, sir saws
the wag, asking at the same time if ie
rccollected Of ever having read the PASSAGE
IN the New Testament which declares that
no man putteth piece Of new cloth iato
an ola garment
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Sunday Evening Reading.
BY REV. C. II. sPURGE0E.

Life is but deaths vestibule: and our
pilgrimage on earth is but journey to the
grave. The pulse that preserves our being
/ beats but our death march, and the blood
/ which circQlates our life is loating it on
ward to the deeps of death To-day we see
our frieads in health, tomorrow we hear of
their decease. We clasp the hand of the
strong man but yesterday, and today we
close lis eyes. We rode in a chariot of
comfort but an hour age, and in few more
hours the last black chariot must convey
us to the home Of all living. Oh, how
closely allied IS death TO life. The lamb
that sporteth in the field must soon feel the
knife. The OK that loweth in the pasture
IS tattening for the slaughter. Trees do
but grow that they may be felled. Yea.
and greater things than these feel death.
Empires rise and flourish; they flourish
but to decay, they rise and fall. How of.
ten do we take up the volume of history,
and read Of the rise and fall of empires.
We hear of the coronation and death Of
kings. Death is the black servant who
rides behind the chariot of life. See life
and death is close behind. Death reach
eth far through this world and hath stamp
ed all terrestrial things with the broad ar
row of the grave. Stars die mayhap; it is
said that confagrations have been seen far
OFT IN the distant ether, and astronomers
have marked the funerals Of words-the
decay of these mighty orbs that we imagin
ed set forever in sockets of silver, to glis
ten as the lamps of eternity. But blessed
be God, there is one place where death is
not lifc's brother-where life reigns alone:
to live is not the first syllable which is to
be followed By the next to die There
is land where death; knells are never toll
ed, where winding sheets are never woven.
where graves are never dug Blest land
beyond the skies
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-04
M0RAb G. REL bGTOY1S.
" WORLD OF LIGHT"

There is n beautiful world
Where saints aad angels sing
world y here peace and pleasure rrip,.s
And heavenly praises ring.
CHORES.
Wen be there well be there,
IM!ns Of yictry crowns Of glory we shall wear
In 'it. beautiful world on high
There is beautiful world.
Where SORROW never comes
world where tears shall never fall.
IN signing for our home.
There Is q beautiful world,
Unseen 10 mortal sight.
And darkness never tnt.rS there.
That home is fair and bright
There l. a beautiful world,
80 harmony and love
.. may We safely ente: there
And dwell with God above