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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08

aziaaas4-.as II ar a ~ o.
Bracelin, James, 3le, 3d. ~. ~,
Hata, oApk, re.
Lentz Weckel, l04, Main.
Walker, William, 297, Sd.
EJ III Hsrse shpeEs.i II iA.a LII
ferhian Nahaa 26e, Sd, betJefsrson Sahd 81 Chair
India Rubber Goods.
Hanltch, John, A. Main, bet lat and ed.
Iron FOundrieH.
Net Bennett, a Co., Shawnee, bet Wayne wyandott
JeweIry, Watches, CLOCKS, &c.
Lafee, p. A., 3eO, Sd, bet Main and Jefferson.
Reeves, John, 2ss, Sd.
Job Printing.
Empire Building, l1O, Main
wagusf !. s.sO1 Nan; S p,sisis. a SS1Gs Make
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Gilbert J: D., a 90, 10 and Is, Jefferson
o'Bnen, Edward, 3Oli Cd
Livery and Sale Stables.
CaihcArt, James, so, Jefferson, bet I'd and 4th.
Marble Yard.
LaDow, D., S7I, 3d. bet Jefferson and st. Clair.
Meat Market. .t.y... ..7....
GillilAnd, Lewis L., 8, Market. ~ .s3.s a. ~.
lta - Notartesi Public "a. =. p, .aa3
nagniann, 2; Z L., q. %, Main. !, 80. l4s
Jordan, J, A., "a, Main. l-,'s7. "a 800
Jordan, N. B., n . cor Main and sd. t.-
stoppelman, John H., 800, Sd. lm
Turner, James, 90, Jeterson ,m
Christopher, ]. X, sw cor Market anti yenersoh.f
Huber, D. p, old Pcstofice sd. ''si
Paper HAngings s...a 81
Hickey James 326i 81. .l roo. ..II Hasl4 /. n
Painting. r7ff ..s t.fng iar
slsVin, Hale, a Duf I'd. .a. r.g4 10
Periodicals. ,..i. .t,. ..'i
Brandenburg, W. H., 500, 3d. 30 80
Photographic. Ia MI. IIis
SeebOhm, Louis, Main, over Market House. .1
Reeve, J. O., 4s, Ludlow, nearsL s,..i /,
sl Plumborsta .i.a.a .asl t0ig
ogden, Robert, 40, Jefferson II-IsIi lr sYa sriri1
Ware a Malcolm, 40 Jefferson 5.H .IHl a.
.rIl tia. Railroad Once. ii.af u. sloI.
Dayton Michigan, Webster, bet "a and ai i0 lsiI
Dayton Xenia, \ Columbus, Xonia DEPOT, . = %,
Dayton Western, 9th, W Of Perry. .,Dft.vlat .t.f
0reenville Miami, 3 " cor 4th and Main 80
Saddles, Hrrmess. 90.
Holffch Bro. 304, Cd, bet MAN and JefiersonA 80
Saloons, "7l n7-TTTYf s.l.t
Gengnagle Benke, Jefferson, bet ed and Sd 'lg
LanRe, Fred, "a, Jefferson. +aiia7'
9heiasi josbna "a SissI pri4pa aossdJ 9i4-sa
Seminary.
Cooper Seminary, cor lat sad Williamson! .iiI -
steam and Gas Filter ssI l1
Ogden, Robert, ~, Jefferson.
stovss, Hollow Ware, &c. -ts
Neu, Bennett a o., go, ID. -ffl4 fa
Telegraph once. ttg.
Western Union IeleEraph, n . cor I'd snd Main. -
,,- ,,,Sg. Upholstered /IIDT
Dloni William cor Man and 81
l'" Wooten RacuorS fas nv
gish, William, Canal Lock, 3th.. .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08

CHRISTIAN PREsESTs Nothing would
make a more appropriate present, or be of
more benefit TO your wife, mother or sister, than
a Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machine. You
wouldbe greeted with smiles for many
Christmas 10 come, over such present
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
ONLY 22a GENTS PER YARD.
The above goods we're bought on speculA-
ton some time ago, and have concluded to
give my customers the advantage Of buying
them at the ORIGINAL COST, instead Of
selling them by the case TO obbers at en- ad-
vance, as am SELLING OUT AT COST to
close the business.
SPECIAL SALE OF CLOAKS
SATURDAY, JANUARY no, ns6s,
H.su s AT .a.
TEN PER CENT. LESS THAN COST.
GEORGE FL COLES, 3.
Successor 10 N. p DouglAss,)
jas 40 Main street.
Successor 10 N. p. Douglass,
10 Main street.
NEWEST AND BKsT STYLES

FIVE DOLLARS REwARD.-Los, on Tuesday
night an old pocket-book containing about
$40 or $50 United States money and shin
plasters amounting to about 81, and several
notes &c. JACOB K RoIAFTELD.
gsd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08

Do You REMEMBER2-Do you remember
that you have put of your wife for over year
with promises that you would buy her a Sew.
ing Machine after while1 Now, open your
heart, and on Christmas morning, give her q
happy surprise with Wheeler 4 Wilson.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08

THLr's 50 IA II. West has resolved TO
sell Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machines At
the old prices, until after the Holidays Leave
your orders early, ~ there win be rush, in
prospect Of the price going up.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
Davton Business Directory.

TEaMs Foa ADvERrisIsa ~ BvsISHaa DIREoToRY,--
Regular yearly adtersefs, one ltne' GRATIS. Others
81 per year. 81 for six months 81 for three months
SS- hIyHse.t "a all cases IN advance. b..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08

CoALE's New JAPAN.-We have already
apprized our readers OF a new article of ia
pan, now in general use in this city The
excellence OF the article is fully set forth in
the following certificate from Messrs. John
Thompson a Co., who are we'll known here.
a PlTTsBURo, 18th April 1862.
We have tried Coale's Patent Japan Drier,
and find it an excellent article We tried il
with lampback ground in raw oil. Wefound
that for these two colors we had to use a
larger proportion of duer than that recon-
mended by Mr.. Coale, but for others colors
we found the quantity Zone eight quite
enough to dry them thoroughly, Practical
painters know that Japan that will dry lamp
black and Yandyke brown will dry any other
color that it is put into. We therefore have
no hesitation in recommending it to the
trade and to the public generally.
JoHN THOMPSON 4 Co,
For sale by W, Weusthof, Ohio Block,
decl9-lm
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Special Notices.

Watches.-H Kline, No. 1886 Third st,
has q lot Of pawned Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale,
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[S.T:-186O-X.

DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERs,-
natures great restorer. A delightful beverage
and active tonic. Composed OF pure ST. Crolx
Rum, roots and herbs. 1t invigorstes the body
without stimulating the brain. 1t destroys
acidity of the stomach, creates an appertite,
and strengthens the system. 1t is q certain
cure for Dyspepsia, Constipation, DiArrhes,
Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and
prevents Miasmatic disease from change OF
diet, water &c 1t can be used at all times OF
day by old or young, and is particularly rec
commended to weak and delicate persons
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists Hotels, and
Saloons. p. II. DRAKE 4 CO.,
de22daw6m 202 Broadway, n. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08

A. Wards Lecture Large Posters in
black ground aud white letters, are put up
in conspicuous places all over the city, in
fortniPg the curious pubic that "Arehus
Ward will Speak Piece, This interesting
Rs58Fys4qee willPssiliTsly trauspse st Beck
ell Hail. on tomorrow night The great show
man was induced to come here by the assur.
ance of numerous friends aud admirers, that
if he gave Dayton the cold shoulder it would
h't 70 oeSsy NTH Nm In the decline Of life
and his right bower, Mr. Quay, was despatch
cd here 10 arrange for the joyous event We
accordingly have the pleasure of announcing
T-as aBoie--tAat .Aitemhsl will speak his
piece at Beckel Hall tomorrow night The
Hall has been beautifully decorated, and is
one of the incest places of amusement in the
country. Mr. Browne "a. Ward) will give
the most entertaining and amusing lecture
ever essayed here and it would be casting an
impROpeE imppfation son.our citizens to say
that the Hall will not be crowded Sixty
Minutes in Africa remember
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08

Wanted.--A workman who understands
the business, and who will do the work tho
roughly, is wanted to repair a Cistern. The
attempt to patch this reservoir so that it will
hold water has been made two or three times
a year for the last half dozen years, not
withstahding which the owner has not been
able to use it more than half the time A
history Of this Cstern would be as interest
ing as the History Of the Great Rebellion
The thing has at last reached the crisis, and
the proprietor has decided to have com
pstent workman repair it thoroughly, or-6ll
II up, Apply soon to the Local Editor of
this paper ~ II 81 |s h4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08

Ladies !--Don't fail to read the Special
Notice of Geo H. Coles, (successor to N. p.
DOuglAss,) } in another place, and improve the
offers mAdS in good faith They are ceiling
at Cost. Test IL iPI' ta9al al ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08

German Printing Material for Sale
1.-The type, cases, ,fules, sic.p of ths Pioneer
printing office including n Job Press, will be
offered for.sals tomorrow ut 40 o'clock. Bar
gains can be had.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08

Lots Of 'em.-Messrs, Duff Anderson,
los Main street, have just received choice
lot Of Oysters, Apples, ConfectiOns, and other
good things. They are clever men and fair
dealers Call.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08

Card Of Thanks II take this method Of
expressing my sincere and heartfelt thanks
to the officers and members of Company /,
i lth Regimentj o v l, for their kihd atten-
ton to my son, Jacob Beck, member of said
company, whp died at Summerville,s Western
Virginia, on the 9th of Dec. 1862 and for
their liberaity in sending home his body at
their own expense And especially are my
thanks due, 70 private William Kirby, of said
company who accompanied my sons remains
from the camp where he died, until deposited
in the graRe, nearihis deceased kindred in this
county "'' 49, q $3.50" CASPER BECK
Montgomery County Ohio Jan. 7tP, 60
Prof Kidd To-Night.-This evening
the celebrated and unequAled Elocutionist,
Prof Robert Kidd, viii give the first Of three
extra entertainments at Huston Hail. The
mere announcement where he is known and
appreciated, would be sufficient to insure the
Hall filed on each evening, For the infor-
nation of those who don't Know the Profess
sor That he personates the Stump Orator,
Greenhorhf Maniac, Hippocondriac, Elder
Snihles, the Texas Preacher, Proud Man, the
Pedantic Professor, Scolding Wife. the Fop,
DrunkeH Lawyer Mrs. caadle, etc, as illus
trationS of the Passions, and hits at the fol-
lies ofthe day. In this attractive programme
be sh$.A9 eqq4liL tlihauIUAdifa
Caught Them.-On the night of the Sd
inst, horse belonging to Mr.. John German,
together with saddle, bride, blanket, &c +,
we're stolen from the stable Of r. d. Harsh
man. A liberal reward was offered for the
arrest of the thief and recovery of the prop
erty, and Dan. Hardin determined to get t.
He tracked the thief to Cincinnati, and nab
bed him, and securing horse and fixtures, he
brought them here Tuesday evening
Yesterday the alleged thief, named Chas.
Whitmote, was before Mayor Gillespie on the
joint charge of horse stealing and burglary
u was q S"cleRB oaAe, and being. unable to
find friend TO go on his paper for 1000,
His Honor sent him down until the next term
of court. In the mean time, Hardin got the
Reward-TA good thing for Dan, Ia ..-gs
A fellow named Fred Hoover was arrested
by Capt Clark, Dan Hardin and Jack Nc
Cain, last night on charge Of passing couni
terfeit money About $40 of the spurious
stuff was found on him. He will be exam
ined'to.horrows@ - ~ - - ~
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DISSOLUTION.

UISbULUIIUN. "T0I
uNhE partnership heretofore existing between Jas
l. htacehn anu Henry hagefihan, ~, the hatuwnie
cad Tool ltade, WAS ulssoNtu by mutual. cons,ut ~
the parues on saturday DeeemGrr ., ldog. IT.
...... JAMES DltACkLlN,
nkhhi hA0kKMAk .
JAMES BRACELIN viii settle the business. aud
~ eoptnue 20 cary on tile tfadv lsiin tlr va
place, No. 3i6 Third ~, opposite the fhteniX House.
where ie n letter than eNeI prepared pease anu
supply The public with all arucles the Ridwae anu
Iool me. desdANJw JAMES BkACELiA.
.DARBoN OIL OF the Uest quality the nafket r,n
~ prOduce, both for safety anu uufR0illty bui nue,
anu rs iree from offensive odor ev made, 10
sale W the gaion OF barrel " JANIS BbltA,
dte Druggist, l2U Main siftet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
ClIRISTOPHER'S
KRISS KINGLE LYRICS

our red dag we hang out, .r. ..
Come all and what we're about, +r
10 enumerale what We seu ..I ..
Would be Impossible to tell,
Unless you cali on Christopher ..
Christopher hriss kings ~ nov here,
soon on the boards Will appear.
buy your presents now Tor The n Tls and bows
A. we have an assortment OF fine toys,
30 call at ChnstOpher's. r..
Iie richest and rare.t ever were Aetu,
We need not INFORM yut az you dreHtfi 'i ..Hi.
Vi toys floating wholesale. tIro44A IA inc ALL
Procure them carry and TO chflsIophe idpalr
IRE the rush sets IN ~ 10 former ears 81. .If
Mhet many went away unNAited on
So call early and lay aside your toy, ..|
And have your lame placed on theta and secutr
suitable selection.
As Christmas comes but once a \, NJ,
Make your family happy aud be OF good cheer.
dels X CHiusilDIsdhR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08

Family Group, in Col Baldwin's
Gallery, yesterday, we noticed an admirable
piece Of work he had just competed--a group
comprising airJ John Reeves aud family, Of
this city, 1t is "a Melaneotype, the pictures
are taken IN The Coloners best style, And are
pat up in large, elegant gilt frame. aul.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08

Hunting DOgl-A handsome, healthy,
well-trainee Pointer Dog is offered for sale, at
a bargain, 1T is an extra chance for Sports
men. Apply Immediately atihis Office
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08

PHELPS-on Thursday morning, January s, at 3
o'clock Mr. Edward Phelps, in the 5sth year Of bis
Funeral will take place At the THIRD street Presbyte
nan Church, corner Of Ludlow, on tomorTow (Friday
A. O'Clock m. Services BY Rev. y. G. spees, D.D
lnterment-Woodland.
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RIOCutiOnary Entertainments

Under tho auspices Of the PRIL0MATHEAN soCI-
ETY. Of thls city
These snteganneuts ulll consist of select varlet
az RoAdinRa and Raoilatana from our standard aa.
thoFs nlerspeEsed with practical remarks 90 vocal
culture, amusng impersonaons of chAfacter ana ex.
snlPlss % ne lan8gaGs ot the pa.sions-- l--
OoURA9E, DESPAIR, Ac., Ac,, &C.
Cards o Admisson-fuenty.ifv Cenis Doors
opsn u eI< ooloekS y cDmnanoa II ~ o'tloek,
'chAnss 0f ProgrAmms each evening. jss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
j. wORNAN a son, 1

OLD PosroFFioE BUILDING, 27s THISp ST.
HAVE Jgst received aud hsse ior sale Al tho oWssi
rates
MICHIGAN APPLES, wholesale and retail
NEsHANNOC PofATOEs-iarge tot,
CiiAhbkiltlks--punle ft
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CHAPTER lI.-DARK.

20. well for the f,hcrmnn'S boy.
That he shouts with lis sister at play;
n, welt Tor the sailor lad
That he sings in his boat OH the bay -
TennysOn
Night came there and sat down on the
fence with Julius.
4" You are my broth err said Julius
"w We ure the same Of color"
"Sharp," said night, gozing down into
his portent cOuntcnnncc.
"Ycs, massa mighty sharp answer
ed julius Us he htchcd himself further
along on that awful rail. There was
heard rustling among the green corn
and then two rows of shining teeth, ant
two massive eyes emerged therefrom
close to whore Julius sat. Some authors
might say that the faint and dim outline
of a wooly head was seen 10 accompany
them, but it is not certain that il wal
visible.
"Julius."
"Dinah F! Oh bress de dear female =
Julius slid from the fence. No more
could he seen. Too much dark.
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Sunday gsadiua.
rnE REsuGREcTIoy.

What glorious aud blessed prospect
Il will be The glorious company Of
the apostles, the good'y fellowship, Of tho
prophets the nublo army Of martyrs.
starting from their grav,s, glistcnins -
ihc stars in tho sky constituting togeth.
er a glorious church, without spot or
hlcmish. or ony such thing Some shsip
conc from the precincts Of he Inqnisi-
iion, from the dungeons Of Spain, where
50 many suffered aud were silent, ant
passed away, because they would MT
give NJ TIE Messed hope Of the Guspct
ot Christ some shall raise from tn
caves Of Italy, from the snowdrits Of the
Cottian Alps, where their bones, in III,
langau'gc cf Milton, are slid bleaching
| in the ruins and winds of Heaven, a Olo-
rious group, shining in all the splc ndors
Of an Immortality that shall know no in
terrrr,ion and experience 10 decay
Some shall comc forth from the village
church yard, the green sod rolling aside
/ to let them rise end the rude furefe,h-
crs of the hamlet that have slept for n
thousand years, phall meet the buried
dead uf the cotacombs ard of thc Cotiiar
Alps, aud join together in the worship oi
God aud Of the Lamb. The great ocean, =,
that scrulchrc of buried nations. shall
hear quvcring thorugh its deepest depths
the accent of the Son of Man and rising
from the desert aud the silent ,ea- whit
a spectacle ! shall be myrisds Of ransom.
cd, aud gloriiird ones, who shall meet
the rise uf that sun that viii never sc',
aud join with those that preceded then,
and enter into rest, aud sit on thrones,
and I've and reign with Christ a tht ussrd
Iycar'. Austcriiz, jena, Waterloo, Ma
gcn,a, BolnklavO, Iukcrmanu, shall alI
throw NJ their buried dead AMI every
atom OF their duet, qnickened by the
breath of Christ, the Resurrection and
the LiIe, SHALL feel instinct with immor-
tnliiy bone shall come to bone, and
thcy shall live aud reign with Christ u
thousand yerrs. This is the first res
direction"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
CHAPTER dark HE,

Break, break. break,
Al the foot Of thy crngs, o, sen
And | would that my tongue could utter.
The thoughts that arise in me. ."--Tennyson,
Some things would not be so black MS
they appear il they were only wnshed ;
particularly if they were whitewashcd.
Julius Boregard.a "A sunburned individual
of The bloody South, wOs sitting astridC
of very high fence, which was sur
mounted with rails having very sharp
edges. lie was whistlng, Niger on a
Woodpile." One long and slender leg
hung down on one side of the fence, mud
the other one hung bravcly down on the
other. His feet could not reach the
ground, for alas, and alas his legs were
all too short, or my be, perchunce the
fence was all too high.
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CHAPTER " TOTAL DARKNESS.
pr,al Urcok DrcaL

CHAPTER " TOTAL DARKNESS
"nrcak Break Break
At the foot Of thy crags. O eCa
But the tender grace Ot day thu, Is dead
VIII never return 10 mo- fcuryson.
At the border of the garden are two
mounds, raised side by side. These little
mounds are pcwly made. Alas that
all men and women, male aud female,
must be laid in the silent earth. Reader
We have told you OF that mysterious ar
fair in the yard before that stately man.
sion. Are you woman Paws ami
weep. Are you q man ll,it ard
groan. We say again, these two IN, und-
ore but ncwly made. No turf has form.
ed above the silent clay hcncoth. M
marble monuments rise in magnificent
grandeur at tho hcud aud feet. There is
10 sign or inscription there. Why ? Bc.
cause it is not needle, fer in one of these
mounds cubbngc- are buried. AMI the
ether blood bcrts and porsnips No in.
scription is needed to tell the gardener
what is buried there. The little Julius
cfcpt cut from under the house, Din,h aud
her lover got up from behind the kettle
of soNp. where they had fallen and the
three az, happy, happy, happy Soap
bc il.
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4 THRILLING STORY.
JULIUS BOIsEGAlsD.

A uthor Of Lore in High Life, ="
Minerva Jane BioSsop,," and other
interesting trorhS
Complete in One volunm.j
81 did my crying in systematic man
ncr, and issued from the theatre at the
end of the fifth act, with beet like nose
and sloppy piece OF linen soaked with
tcnrs--not at all sure MS to whether the
sweet creature for whom | wcpt so copi-
ously, was in the right or wrong."-
Sally Sorrel on East Lynne"
DEDICATION.
To Mrs. Occusia Owen this work is
inscribed, by one who has long admired
talents and valued her friendship.
PREFACE.
To the critic, the author would say that
he claims but little literary merit for this
work; il is simply an array OF facts set
fuItn IA uuutiu anu uuHssuIulug Grcss, a
consideration that ought 10 make the re-
viewer lcnicnt ard charitable in his re-
marks. That the public has long felt the
need Of this volume, no one will deny /;
il is now complete, after years of arduous
research and unrcmitting toll, and, If well
received, the author may again, nj no
distance day, have the honor Of the at
tcntlon ufthe literary world +; but IL not,
hc will e" hide his diminished head" and
pine nwny in that obscurity where alas I!
genius is too often condemned to perish.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
DAILY DUTIES

My morning faunis are where ihsy
should beat homo not sleeping, CT
connecting tbexurleiis Of an irregular
feast but up and stirring--in winter,
often ere the sound Of any bell swshens
men to labor, or tn devotion in summer.
as Oft with the bird thst first rises, or net
much iardicr--to read good outhors, or
cause them to be re6d, till the attention
be weary, or memory has its full freight.
Then with useful and generous lsbsrs
pres rv.ng tho body's heslth and
hardness, to orender lightsome, clear, and
not lumpish obedience to the mind, to
the cause Of religion aud our conatTy's
liberty.-Milten.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
ACTION.

TIE surest way, ulike to confirm and
to strengthen ony holy principle, is to
carry il into practice. The very element
and breath Of life is action. Every gin
and endowment whatsoever, whether Of
body or soul, whether natural or spiritna',
improves by exercise Will, by guilty
neglect il is encrvated aud impaired
Talents are increased by trading and
to him that hath shall be given, and TO
him that hath not snail be taken, even
that which he sccmeth to have" Tho
word ulGrawu rnsts In the sc, bbard ;
the limb unused sbrinks awsy the fra
smoldcrs ipto nshes standing waters
siqgna,e and breed eorrup,ion and malig-
nnnt missmo the ianguid blood OF tho
slurgard, which no healthy Impulse
quckens, becomes thick and gross ,croeps
drowsiy through his veins, ard carries
strong pulsation of life to the limbs and
to the brain. So the idle Christian Is a
feeble, dropping, piaing Christian.
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49, =7-=HsH=a= -
PRUNING TIB VINE.

II is the pruncd Church, like the prun-
cd vine. that bears the most precious
clusters it is the crushed soul, like tho
crushed aromatic plant, that is the most.
fragrant.
The hsr9 Of David reserves its sweet.
est notes for dirgcs, and the pencil Of the
Spirit draws the brightest pictcrcs on "a
dark ground. lie who is stranger to
--- n'--i.. - .-es'augvr cne ueprns oil
Divine mercy, ~ the heights of Divine
promisr, 10 the rlcncs oi reagious JOy.-
Man ncr'r appears more glorious, nor
God more grac itus, than when the pr
phet stands among lions. at is trur
greatness" says Seneca, ";o have in
one the frailty OF man aud the security OF
God" Hence, persecution is spoken Of
as gift Unto you Il Is given in the
behalf of Christ not Only TO believe on
him, lut also to suffer FOR his sake !" and
the prediction of suffering ia in the clear
words OF the Master In tho world yc
shall have tribulation.'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

JonN BRowN's soul must be on Il ,rav.
els again. Think Of Franklin County.
which last year gave a Democratic ma.
jority Of | ,9G7-the home of that heavy
tragcdian, SAM MEDARY, and tho sweet
little jester, SAM. Cox-giying an "Abo-
lition" vote Of such sturdy proportions as
ns almost to wipe out the heavy majority
of last year. SAM. Cox must accept this
frcc.will offering in "thc spirit Of sacri-
ficc.'