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well tend 10 submission 10 his Gospel. ]
think we Gee some tokens Of this result al
ready. Nor do despair Of seeing many
Of our young men, returning from the army,
wise unto salvation. That remarkable infu-
sion Of the religious element int the consti-
tuition OF our national force, which you have
noticed and rejoieed in, can scarcely fail 10
| save 1t from demOralization whilst the word
ofGodi in the hands Of our soldiery, and the
prayers which daily ascend to the mercy
seat in their behalf are the appointed
means Of bringing truths Of salvation home
TO many hearts.
One important lesson we have been
taught. There is no lack Of money in Ohio
A sufficient zeal, an adequate cause, and
fervid love, will develop inexhaustible re-
sources. Let the love Of Jesus kindle q
proper zeal for his glorious cause in cur
hearts, and we shall plead no poverty. Our
Zion viii Whiten every hill with her tents,
and her hosts will show themselves mighty
as an army with bsnners lr
One aspect Of the great work in which
We are engHged gives me uneasiness. Il is
the immediate effect Of this war upon our
Foreign Missions. The resources Of our
Foreign Committee, for the time, are al
most cut of; and unless Immediately aided
our Foreign Missions must be abandoned.
And that, in the midst Of their usefulness,
when the long expected harvest is showing
its golden earsI And that, when our breth-
rem and sisters, 70 whom we have pledged
support, must be left TO the charities Of the
few Christians around them, and 10 the
tender mercies of the heathen Brethren,
clerical and lay, unite with me, beseech
you, in an immediate effort in this behalf
Make q contribution in every parish, to
meet this emergency. Christ, whose re
demption and whose charity know no dis
tinction Of race or lineage, demands Of us,
even amidst our own pressure, an effort
for this exigenoy, in the progress Of His one
great missionary work.
Ny Brethren We have met amidst cir
cumstances which the Wisest cannot inter
pret. The majestic uprising Of our people
to affirm and defend their nationality, has
reassured US. But let US not be tempted to i
trust in human might. Our confidence is
that the Lord reigneth, and that Jesus Is
exalted Head over all things to the Church.
In this confidence, whilst We continue in
our work for Him with unaagging zeal, let
us possess our souls in peace To His
grace, which is sble and which is pledged
to carry His Church through all troubles,
and to present it faultless before His pres
ence in eternal glory, faithfully, hopefully,
and affectionately, commend you.
Bishop Bedell said that during the past
year he had visited go parishes, admins
tered the rite of confirmation on 5S occa-
siOns, preached 100 sermons, delivered so
. .
addresses, baptised adult and 6 children,
married clergyman, and administered the
Holy Communion 10 times. 1
On motion, the above portion Of Bishop Be.
delIs address was referred to the before mem
toned committee of six. al
The Convention then adjourned, to meet
ats o'clock this morning. ,T
ATTENTION, PERRY L:GHT IKFAErRY.-You I
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military Military Caps Of every
style at Deckand Englehart's. Companies
supplied upon the shortest notice. Orders
from the country promptly attended to.
Deckand & Englehart have also a full
supply of Hats and Caps, new styles, justre-
ceived and ready for spring and summer
wear. Silk, felt and straw hats in album
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 3

1851. 59~s SUMNER .ARaaNsrMrSr. ia lss1
On aud after Monday, May 18th, 1861, Passenger
Trains will leave Cleveland as foiiOws. =
5s+O A. n y. Y. 3 Cincinnati EXpress-stopping At
Berea, 9rattOn, Wellington, New London,
salem, Shelby, and all Stations south oi
Adj. shelDyB reaching Columbus at ll:l0 4. n,
Cincinnati at 40 ?. H.; and Chicago via
- Crestline at 500 P. n.
2:I5 P. n. ACKNOWLEDGMENT at all Stations
.. and arriving at Columbus 9l5 P. n. Oh
400 P. y. Night Express-StOpping at all Stations
Irr north Of Crestine, and st Gallon, CardfnE-
ton, Delaware and at al other stations, to
.ll..--Hr leave irasseugers only, arriving at 70.
luIn bus atfl:i5P II, and Ctncinu8 at 5:25
Pm Chicago via Crsstline, at 7iSO A. n.
li CON ECTIOEs. 1a
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad 70
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, zanesYills
Utsstline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne a CHICAGO Rail.
1 road, for Forest Upper Sandusky, DelphOs
Lima, Fort Wayne, bapOFte, Chicago, &C .
vest and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas.
Gallon and BslsFontaine Railroad Line for A-arfop
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union. Muncle, In
dinapolis, Terre Hante, Fineennes. EFsns
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
DelaWarel with Springfield Mt. Vernon and Pitts-
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami 8 Columbus, and Xeris
Railroad, for Asnia, Dayton, Indianap{ q,
+ .-s- iTerre Haute, St. Louis, Morrow, LOVelsnd,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-
... alssipp1 Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis-
vile, Evansville, Oairo, St. Louis, and an
va 81. points on. the Ohio river. ~
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zsnss.
Title5- -Mhaalingy l&e.5 O0lunnbrs, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad l0r PiquA, Urbana, &c.
~ For Tickets to al points and Information ap-
ply at the Passenger Station.
+. s. FLINT, superintendsnt.
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~ See advertisement of Dr.. ssnfOrd'S
Liver InviRorator.
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y" oVHHaa hAaAh0EIENT.
70 take effect on Monday, May 18th, 1851. Train
iesFe CleYeisnd daily Sundays excepted As follows
sio A. H. aan ior Pittsbursh, Wheeling and HsN
$50 ?. ACCUMULATION for Aiiahss and Gnlsrs,
sIs p. M.-ES prsis for Pittsbnrah ana Whaling
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Praetieal AID Scientific OPheldB,
Kesps the largest assortment Of the most improved
kiDdS Of sPEOTAOLES. All bis GlaHsesI whether
1oF near or far sighted, are ground under his OVID
inspection, by machinery OF new CONSTRUCTION Win
e Freate5t care, 70 suit the eyes IN all cases
.orrTsq Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation OF TIE
iHSss--snd impartfnR strength for long reading or
~ !. soiomouson would here inform the public t1at
heTsVar omplogs any enc In the sale Of his Lenses.
- ALSO. z SDlenaid assortment Of SPY 9LAsSESi
NTCh0ef0P PES, CON PASSES, &c, on hand ~
~ ARTiFICiAL EYES Inserted without pain,
dsT1oa-So. 80 Superior Gtrsst, under American
HStaf nall:dhy
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~ Everybody should send their orders
10 VIETs 4 SAVAGE if they want the latest
styles of Union Envelopes and Paper,
CHEAP. Box 2291 Cleveland. je6d3t
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Stumbling.
P. BOWER,

slsTR1 1AOTIOAL
PLCHBER AND GAS Hitter,
No. lea Pub. Square, under Chaplin Han
Manufacturer and keeps constantly on hand all klns
Of Plumbers' and Gas fitteES' materials such ~
Hydrantl, Bath Tubs MateF8 8losets, Wash-stands,
Bath-noilerli Lead, Galvanized aud Iron Ripo,
Brass and Plated kauceg, and everything nscossary
70 Mt Up Houses, Stores, &C., with water and gas,
the moat approved principles. i
All work warranted and done punetuAlly.-
Particular sttention Eivon % Jobbsng and country
gnFf aaie
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

OIL.-The undersigned ls prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vatA in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms, at his steam Planning Mil,
corner of Erie and Kinsmau streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. II. KIDNEY.
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PERRY DAvE.-This name is OF worldwide
reaown-not only for the celebrity Of his medicine
Perry Davis's Pain Biller-but for his great libe
raIIty toward the cause Of Temperance and his de-
voted Christian Lie. The Church he built for the
Baptist Society In the year 1858, will be lasting
monument to his good name.
Ba- Sold essryWh r., and By 4. 2. Gaylord, Wm
y sko, C. s. Mackenzie, Strong Armstrong; and
E. ". saekridsF, Cleveland, o.
aaF-sN~ Advertisement in another column.
aProof Of the pudding is in eating il, 'and
% know the real merits Of medicine Is to test it by
giving it fair trial. Every one troubl with hu-
m qrs that arise from impure blood, should lose no
e.. In testing the merits Of Dr. Weaver's Uaaker
- ss Z Rbeum syrup and Oerate
w1-sol,s by Z. =. Gaylord, o. s. Mackenzier &.
- E.ctridsr... Strong 4 Armstrong and Wn. Fisks,
Cleveland, o.
r--a.. A5ver4 fsemant.
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All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago. Columbus Cincin-
natl ST Louis SCI and all the trains going eastward
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
central and Buffalo d New York City Railroads
Cleveland, Nay &, Issl. = : : W SuP
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ATTENTION, PERRY L:GHT IEFANTRY.-You gu
are hereby notified to meet at the IArmory
this (Thursday) evening at o'clock for
drill. -f.I PER ORDER.
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- Geo. 0. Blair win deliver the MORS-
Eso LrADnR, BY Pony Exprsa', in she towns
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FOR SaIe nE Aert.

EOR RENT-THE FRONT COR
HER once over ny store. L lITa l,-r
lnDe4: - W p. FOGG.
EOR RENT.-A NICE SMALL. -
u Dwelling, on GrsHRsr, near PFospect Al ~
All the eonyeniences snd rsnt Low. 1nduifo -
- % eIanRef sLrees - agrl2zlil2.
E'OR SAlE--YERY DESIRA
u BILE Vacant Lots On Prospect street, nsal
aprl2 ROUsE 8 JENNINGS
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G% Pictorial History of the War, Wilkes
Spirit of the Times, Banner of Light, &c,
for this week, for sale by Hawks & Bro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-06
lLOUD FOODI
1LoOD E0ODl
|Thnn NnHnHfH

10 all sunarinF from Conaump ption, incipient or
Ss1eiai or nervouS proStrstion, brouTht on ~ any
esassi or from ssfofa0us eomplalntS; or iE9m dis
srinr any o the many disfressiaF complaints their
81 ars liable %, and which sRgonder OonsUmptiOns
b uausrea Is a Certam and Rslishls Kennedy Differ
!Pe lasFeY pesssulaE nom ths patent msa Of
PHUR aud PHOsP 5i1B Is, oi very great worth, aud
naly hundreds b. glad and gratsiel testimony 10
oa6RCH ! DUr0Ef, ss BrOsd say. Nsy York.
sc nc sSls 9, ne s5tee Sna % 1a1e s, IN
ehangea lhe color of the ontside wrapper from RER
eunoes. Be very cautious in buying % that the
6o-simi % their signature Is The outside Of Tie
susses q the isrTe sHa9o or ihiS article the fol-
Ewing drnggists have al ordered and received sup
Ohss. a. .Ela5aii Gsil, 2 French, :. +. Hayes,
- ssld b9 Wm. Fiskk' DruRSi I, 0isySiand,
91lo. e0ko.t4W
~ We conzratuIats our readers upon the
ssSssEy Of s 'STe S sgTs fer khbsg@stS@ eGui AND
tscted Without the use Of internal medoines which
Sis - Iet, Il Il he ouiy koSs TsIiey eiestins
perfect cure and We leel warranted, from It's 10
missed ana those having friends suasTinS rom Rheu-
nHtism. oous o. Neuralgia or The pernisious effects
q our paper, ef Or Leland Anti Rheumatic Band.
~PrOssration Of the System and rypidi
decline are almost Invariably the results Of early
mnlpracticaa ana unchecAedhlcl9u haoit1' n tEeat
ise siaboratsly get up has lately lssued from the
pres, illustrating this tendency, and the cure as
well as prevention Of the same. 1t is entitled Ha-
man Frailty, or Physiological Researches" 1t en-
tars fully into the CAUSES effects aud most ecaeious
mode of curing all diseases Of delicate nature. Eth
ccpious instructions for the perset restoration Of
i those Who are prevented By impediments from en-
tsring into the marriage state.
Sold By Dr.. BarroW, lsl Bleseker st., n. 7. Price
Is centa Sent free Of postage evefywhsra. Rsaathe
adVertissmente Of sTriasemar'' IN another column.
Also sold By Z. r. Gaylord and William Fisks
flFosFists. Cleveland. Ohio
8-It is wonderful how soon valuable
remedy becomes known. Dr.. S. o. Richardson's
SherrY Wine Bitters Is used and recommended by
the leading Physicians OF the country, ant all who
once try ii pronounce Is valuable.
DEEpHOs, Allen Co., O., July 2s, ss.
Messfs. J. n. Harris Ce.-GENrLEMEN: have
sold Dr. g. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bittsrs for
several years, and can cheerfnuy recommend them
70 thepublc as q menicRs Of decided merit In ail
cases Of General Debility, Dyspepsia, Fever& Agus
&C. Yours truly,
= J. W. HUNT, Druggist.
BT' The sherry Wine Bitters for sale By &. ?.
aayIcsd, Strong a Armstrong, and o. g. MacksnzisD
Cleveland, o.
EASTsoe Adysrtiaement elseyhere.
8 ppppv Dtvrs This name Is Of worldwide
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re- LEAVE ERIz

i:l5 A. q. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppiue Al
atrkrds AshsRbula and Eainesg illa only; and
arrives Al cleveland at 4:sS A, NJ 1F, r.
1000 A. N. MAIL TRAIN-StOppinR AZ an Stations
except 8sy brook. -uniOnYiIie. Perry AIen.
ie tcs Gnd Wicklifie, and arrive ct Cleveland
l2:b0 ?. y. DAY EX PRESS STRAIN-stopping At Gil
rards Connoaut, Ashiabula and Painesville
g.l :. only and arrives at Cleveland at f.1l p n
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will lssve OOpneauf
1Trl ct 500 A. M stopping at all stations, and
arriving at Cleveland st $40 A. n = -
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4 lLEV ELAND & ERIE r. r..

ls5l. SUMNER RARRANGEMENr. 1851
On aud after Monday, May 9th, 1861, Passenael
Trains viii run as follows. u ~ ! : . : :
Z lh9l LEAVE OLEVELAHD, arrt
S2o A. y. A4PRESS NAIL TRATN-StoppIng Al
ell Stations except Euelid, Wicklihe, Men,
q -r fofi Perry, UniOngille, Saybrook, Fairvisv
and SWanviile and arrives ct Erie Il 1874
s.z..-f p. Ma Dunkirk son ?. NJ, Buffalo 4:25 p n
4'OoP. n. m.OAhOtENAFt EKPREs3T TRAf M Stop
-g5-- ping at PainesYille, Ashtabula and Girard
only a1d afriysa aG EFie 7.05 p n Dun
. ANA kirk ct $50 P. NJ, Buffalo At l0.25 p n
40 ?. q. CONNEAUT ACCOMMODATIONS
ping at all Stations.
800 ?. \. H1GHf EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppins a
on Painesyille, Ashtsbnla and Girard only, and
arrives at Erie at 1910 A. NJ, Dunkirk Al
-F 2s9 A. NJ Buffalo 800 A. q.
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II G r 5 " 0 L D,
4 1TTORNEY AT LAW
once over Mould Eumsen's Store.
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C. C. C.-Cary'. Cough Cure; decasHlo
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING


TImE TABLE No. ls-To take eject on and altar
Thursday, March 2lst, 1851.
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8-Tt is wonderful how soon a valuable
remedy becomes known- Dr.. S. o. Richardson's
SherrT Wine Bitters Is used and recommended by
the leading Physicians OF the country, ant all who
ones Try it pronounce Is valuable.
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but national. So much the stronger the
current we have to stem in holding our
anchorage as christians; SO much the wider
and more evil the influence of cur example,
if we yield to the pressure. ffWho is my
neighbor," is question to be put again, and
often, in such times asthese. And the words
of our Lord, expounding the second of the
two great commandmenGs OF the law, should
now te well considered "If ye love them
that love you. what reward hare ye?" They
that would be children of Him "who'makes
the sun to rise on the just aud the unjust,"
must love their enemies and dogood tothose
that hate them. laa.
That there will be an evil spirit in some
classes of mind, we must expect, War
sweeps in its train many helpers whom it
could we'll dispense with, and is only dis
graced by. That some Of the newspapers
on our side indulge in language of
bitterness and exasperationj dishonorable
to their cause, and calculated only to intens
| ify our quarrel, know and greatly lament,
though believe it is fsr worse on the other.
But that the present spirit of the great mass
of our people is the reverse; that our armies
are composed, TO rem arkable extent, Of
men of peace and good will-men of con-
science and prayer, whose incitement to the
war is q solemn sense Of duty TO God and
their country, and with whom, bitterness
! and wrath and malice towards our Southern
brethren, are as yet put away, verify be-
lieve, and to some extent personally know.
Oh may they be enabled to keep away all
such evil eounsellors to the end of the strife;
! and having done all things incumbent on
us in this warfare, thus TO stand, 'thaYing on
the breast-plate Of faith and love- -
But we know what the heart is-what
dangers aud infrmities compass it about
| in such trial as the present. We
know how easily temptations, provocations
may arise, which, unless the heart be
kept with the strongest watchfulness, viii
create an excitement which, like flood,
will carry away whole populations into the
indulgence OF spirit over which every So
Der minded citizen must mourn. Let Us
walsh and pray. Let every man among Us
see to his example and influence and spirit.
In the name Of the Lord, havewe set up our
banners--and now in the name of the Lord
let Us set up cur barriers. Yes, let US set uE
eur barriers on all sides. beg my breth-
eTn TO remember that time Of war 30 ex-
citing as this, in which such vital interests
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EI go MRIA HH - - tFtF
a.1ll r....ia- r.
.ssIsIE .EH
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UELFHOsf AIIeu DO,l o SlIJ % ..
Messfs. J. n. Harris b Ce.-GENrLEMEN: ! have
sold DR.. g. o. Richardson's Sherry Vine Bitters for
several years, and can cheerfnIly recommend them
70 thspublic as menicins Of decided merit In ell
cases Of Gsneral Debility, Dyspepsia, Fever Ague.
&C. Yours truly,
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HW' The sherry Wine Bitters are for sale BY &. ?.
esyIosd. Strong a Armstrong, and O. 8. MAcksnzisD
Cleveland, o.
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Y ,yos3 orv1ya caavc1 .rs. isss.--s t,.-..,-s.-.s
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CLARK & FULLER'S
AMBROSIA l. OIL
CLARK, GREGORY s &C,
Sole Proprietors,

Headache, Earache, Toothache,- in three
minutes; m sun,tisrn Coughs, Neuralgia
Colds. Erysipeals, Bronchitis. Dyspepsia,
Collie, Cramps. 1Infamed Eyes, Chronic Sore
Ewes; Sore Throat, Cuts. Burns, Bruises.
Snrains, Cbapped Hands. Piles. Ulcers Diar-
rhea. Bunions, Corps, Frosted Feet, Deafness,
Old Sores, Sore Breastf " Nipples, Seald-
Head Ringworn,s, TED snake Bites. Spider
Bites, Dog Bites, Rat Bites. i'se feorH is
CHALLENGED for its equal far Scalds and Burns
1t cures Scratches on horses, Sore Eyes on
horses. Sprains. Swinney. Poll Evil, Fistula.
saddle and harness Calls. fresh Wounds or
Swellipgs, and is the best known remedy to
annlv to tender-footed horses from founder
fake M the feet and battle well about the frog
Of the foot Cures all cutaneous diseases on
man or beast. s
No medicine can cure in all cases, but we
;can show more real proof of the virtue Of
AMBRosIAL OIL 10 its healing properties from
responsible men, who are above being bought,
THAN can be produced for any other medicine.
| we. do not assert cure for every malady
to which the human family are subject, but
what we proclaim we can substantiate by liv-
inc witnesses The AMB7osIsL OH is a
Nashville preparation. and sold throughout
the South and Southwest by all good drug
orists and general dealers The South may
he Justly proud that Dr. Clark, a native Ten
| nesseean. after much labor and research, has
produced o really worthy medicine, which is
bound to drive out mich Of the worthless
imported trash with which the country il
flooded. ~ - 1850
! Please call at our Office, where we viii
take pleasure in showing letters and testimo-
mails too Iumerous to set forth in the form
OF an advertisement. some Of whichcome from
I PHYSICIANS in high standing, who are usins
It in their practice, as they state with mar.
velous effects.
We challenge the world to produce rem
sdy SO speedy and etfectual il its healing prop
erties.
1s Read the evidence Of the virtue Q
CLARK & Fulier's Ambrosial Oil. evidence $
authentic, and from persons whose word an
standing are iireproacbatle. Read and b
convinced.
! CLARK, GREGORY d CO.,
Sole Proprietors. Nashville. Tenn.
I For sale by w. C. DsgNER, Fayetteville.
i. Nov. l5.--l2m
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Fresh Neat as Food

1t is said that Mons. Marie, Of
Paris, bias discovered mode Of pre-
serving fresh meat untainied and fiji
for food, any length of time, with
out sal! OF any other preparation at
feeling lis taste and quality. 1t is
ass lied that unqueslionahle evidence
0l the ruth of the statement can be
Idodaced in the hyowals Of those
whose have eaten butcbered lleat
three months old, thus preserved.
aud still remaining as sweet and as
fresh as wien FIRST killed.
We should like 10 yor;ly NJ. Mar
les discovery IN some practical way.
/! il be all that it pretends, it is one
of the most impolt ant Developments
of the aye; bat we have seen so
many extraordinary promises oil the
kind turn out worthless 10 their re-
alizaiion, that We must be excused in
our skepticism. There are people,
too, who actually prefer meata little
high" az they do ancient cheese
We have known epicures who boosted
that they never cooked mutton for in
stance, until it had been pendant il
the open mir for week, and SO be
come. as it we're, growing locomo.
tive.
For our own part, we like fresl
meat really "fresh' We have litti'
relish for that which initiates tn
barber, and takes US by the nos
when we reach its presence. w
prefer our coffee tolerably strong
in our steak, we prefer to dispens
with that quality. We can ca
cheese that is rather IDsly; but gu
our cutlsts, to please as. need exhibl
no such signs Of animation. Eve
yenison, which some say, is not f
for human FOOD until its "offence
rauk," we eschew, unless presente
in its earliest stage, 1t may easli
be seen, therefore, how prepared v
are to appreciate Al. Marle's disco'
cry if genuine, and to rspndiate it
unsound.
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4eafhs.
DIED..

In weakley county. February 9th, 1901 q
measels, ENos McHE NRY, son OF william ..
Lackey, aged years months and 10 Gays.
Ia weakley county. March 7th, 1861, of
measels and pneumonia, MARTHA FRAScIs,
daughter Of William s. Lacksy,aged 8 months
and II days.
I take these little lambs, he said,
And lay them in nv breast, 8 q
Protection they shall find in me,
10 ms be ever blessed ~
Death NAV the bands of life unloose,
But can't dissolve my love.
Millions Of infant souls compose
The family above.
In this place, Monday, lst inst, an infant
SOP Of JESSE w. kIss, aged about months
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The Imported Jack
CoRTzES&,

EHIS superior Jack will stand n
Il the present season at my $500
stable, and owing to the hard times
will be let to Jennets at the low price Of $50
Insurance.. and ore dollar to the groom. He
viii also be let to few mares at So The sea-
son.
Cortcz is black Jack of superior style and
fpsh, fair size and as fine a set OF legs as ever
any Jack stood npon--ln fact he looks and
moves like a race horse. Those having
j ennets or fne mares to .eed would DO we'll
to see this Jack before engagins ell ewhere.
Jennets from distance kept and carei for
All possible care taken to prevent accidents
but no liability for any. l.. L. STONE,
Five miles North Of Fayetteville.
Anril Aft