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TIE SUNDAY BEER GARDEEs.-The prop
erty holders along Kinsman street, and par
ticularly at its extremity, are complaining
bitterly of the barbarOus hordes who pass by
their homes on Sunday en- route for place
where liquor can be had in quantities sufi-
cient for intOxicstion. We hope never to in
tsrfere with what are called the poor mans
pleasures. Let him get into the country for
his day of rest let him do what he can to be
transported thither. But when the typical
poor mans caste pleasure becomes drunken
ness, we think the sooner his enjoyment is
put an end to, the better for him and society
at large. The Kinsman street railroad has
become a nuisance in its present Sunday ar
rangements. No lady feels safe from insult
on the cars during the Sabbath. Whether
the drivers desire to perform their duty OF
not, they are unable to do so, and the whole
concern falls for the day uD5er the rule of
what may be designated as drunken mob.
Why cannot some authorities, whether city,
railroad, or country, take the matter in hand,
and give to Kinsman street and its denizens
the same sort of quiet which is enjoyed on
the line of the other road.
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NEW YORK MARKET-June Is.
w TRLrapApH

COttrn-M Market a shade better, with fair demand.
sales at sec for Middi.g Uplands.
FIOur-MaI ket 1 c better.
fal5 at s5,6Od5, 80 for extra ktate 95 30 10 for
round hoop Ohio; 90 l5G7,75 for trade brands.
Msrket closing quiet.
Whisky Market steady Sales at Axe.
HheaI-Market fully &c better, with fair export
demand. The adv nee in gold has favorable effect
The sales are at zl.2UAl, 40 for NhicaRO spring
sl3n1l 45 for Milwaukee Club; sI,4S9i,53 for Win
ter red Western.
for shipping estern mixel; SSc for Western yell
iJw.
Oats-Market opened frmer but closed dull. Sales
at 7gdaicc
Wool Market quiet and prices nominaly IN
changed. sales domestic fleece at 6J7Oci cape at g
tl4tc.
POrk-AIarket quiet and a shade frmer. Sales
al si 2 i2,375k for old mess; SlZ25Gl2,3T for new
mess slu,25 alu,75 for old and prime 5l3, ,50G
6,01 for new prime mess.
Lard-Market more active and firm. Sales at 81
Gfu5zc
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EXCHANGE on PRTsONRRs.


toRfRE69 MONROE, June IL.
The flag boat arrived last night
from City Point with $50 exchanged SOL
diers all privates.
The English and Austrian consols have
arrived here. They were ordered from
the Confederate States BY the rebel author
ities.
1t has been arranged between the Feder-
81 and Confederate Commissioners for the
exchange Of prisoners. And also, that
surgeons should not be tseated as prisoners
Of war.
No exchange Of Federal officers can be
made at present owing to the fact that
some Of them are held under the charge
Of commanding negro soldiers.
The Fedeaal Commissioner insists that
the Confederate suthOri les have no right
TO discriminate among our ofieers-des
tanning some and releas ing others-but
that all shall be released under the cartelj
and we have enough rebel officers to hold
reserve for retaliation.
The Richmond papers say that the re-
ported capture Of Helena is false. The
rebels succeeded only in capturing q Wag-
on train.
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STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of
St. Johns church, West Side, propose having
q Strawberry Festival, at the lecture room
of said church, on Wednesday evening, June
18th, with a view of raising funds to put a
new roof on the church. A good time is ex
pected, and all their friends, and every body
else, is cordially invited to be present and
participate in the enjoyment of the evening.
junel5:444
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A FAST HORsE SToLEE.-0ne of the
horses, NJ. A. Hanna's bay mare, which we
have mentioned in our list Of Cleveland fast
horses, has been Stolen. The thief was a
good judge of the article, and no doubt re-
grets that the way in which he came by the
beast prevents that display which tasteful
man always likes to make.
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A RBBRL PIRATE OFF CAPE HORN.


A PsnaRs letter states that the Captain
Of the American ship George Green reports
that he saw q ship on IRE of Cape Horn,
and prepared to run down TO her assist
auce, when he discovered a steamer with
the rebel Aag bearing down for him. An
other large ship appeared when the George
Green escaped. It is thought that the
steamer was the British steamer FisiguEzs
bound 20 San Francisco.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, June 10.
Tod has issued proclamation
Governor 10 volunteers for the de-
calling out 3OUU
fense Of the border. ~
Two hundred and seven. tnFee bales Of
conhscated cotton was sold b. auction to-
day, at prices averaging from 30, 70 45f
cents. The quality was generally ipfs-
rinr
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ORGANIzING FORCEs IN NRW YORK.

ALBAh1t June 10.
The Governor received to-day 8 telegraph
from Washington, calling for 10000 mill
tia Immediately. The Governor has sum
moned the several Major Generals Of the
State militia to Albany for consultation,
and has also taken steps for the rapid or
gsnization Of the militia.
General Sanford tslegraphs that he can
bring out 5000 without delay, and the
Generel commanding the 9Th Division
promises 1000.
A draft will be made under the Stats law
to ELL to the maximum number all militia
regiments in the State, and from these the
10000 will be supplied. They are called
to serve six months, and will be credited
to the State as three years men under the
impending national draft They are to
serve without State OF national bounty.
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RooMs SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY, NORTHERN
OHIO, CENTRAL DEPOT, No. 95 BANK ST.,

RooMs SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY, NORTHERN
OHIO, CENTRAL DEPOT, No. 95 BANK ST.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO, JUNE Is, 1863.-TO
BRAECH AID SOCIETIES: The donations
received from our Branch Societies prove
that the ladies are earnest in their good
work, and we doubt not the citizens of each
town give every encouragement to their eff
forts. If, however, any Society is low in
funds, we beg to remind the ladies that the
strawberry season now offers inducements
for a festival or picnic, that is easily arrang-
ed, and sure to be successful.
Fourth of July is at hand when all will be
at leisure to enjoy any pleasure that is pre-
pared by the ladies, and the young people
will be sure to enter heart and hand into any
project of amusement for that day.
The frequent meetings Of Union Commit
tees and Loyal Leagues in different towns,
ia fine occasion for gathering in funds for
the Aid Societies. We have heard of one
Society lately realizing a handsome sum by
opening dining tent " during the session
of the Union Convention in the town, and in
village near here sixty weight dollars was
raised for the Aid Society, by collection
taken up at meeting of the Loyal League.
We offer these suggestions for the eOnsid-
Grafton of Aid Societies.
SOLDIERS AID Society.
POLICE COURT.-John Hanlin, intoIica-
ton, fined 81 and costs.
Hiram Lewis, alias " PillbOz," disturb
ance, discharged.
Isaac Hibbard, assault and battery, fined
the costs.
John Anderson, petit larceny, continued to
18th inst.
Mary McNary, disturbance, House of Cor
rectiOn 29 days.
Cornelius HigginbottOm and Sarah COndal,
grand larceny, the former discharged, the
latter bound over to the Common Pleas under
bail of $500.
James Phillips, Samuel Odell, George Sid
don, grand larceny, continued to 19thj bail
S4OO each.
Patrick McGinty, assault and battery, fined
$40 and costs.
Anna Brown, residing in house OfilI-fame,
continued to 18th.
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INDUsTRIAL SCHOOL PICSIC.-We have
receive an account of the picnic Saturday
which we are obliged to leave out on ac-
count of length. The children were taken
out to WillOughby free of charge by the
Railroad, and were generously treated by
the people of the village They enjoyed
themselves very much, and came home tired
and happy.
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DoN'T SPEND ONE DIME until you go to
the great Bankrupt Sale of Boots and Shoes
los Superior St., in L. B WameIink's old
store. They are closing out the stock com
pletely for the benefit OF creditors at about
fifty cents on the dollar. Above all others
this is the place to savO your money. Give
them a call. june17444
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For sale by J. B. Cobb 4 Co.

BLUE EYES DEcREAsING.-A German
doctor Berghplz in the ArchiU fur Anato1ie
gives statistics to demonstrate that blue eyes
are becoming less frequent than formerly,
and passes on to the conclusion that some fu-
ture generation will be marked by total
absencs of that pOetical ocular color. This,
if true, is ; sad fact. To many people,
beauty and blue eyes are inseparabls. Ev-
cry one will recall DR.. Holmes witty poem
entitled the Dilemma:
"By Hymen's torch, by Cupid's dart,
By all that thrills the beating heart;
The bright black eye, the melting blue
cannot choose between the two"
Fancy the enjoyment of some annotatOr of
posterity, some future KIotz, or Madvig or
sehleiermacher, as he explains the doctors
aIlusiOn 1t will be a nucleus for more com
mentaries than the questionable golden
locks SO much admired by the ancients. Oh
Blanche, Oh Colleen Bawn, oh, all ye blondes
and azure-eyed beauties, what a miserable
state of society will that be, when ye are
things of antiquity
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CAVALRY RAIn-

NASHVILLE, KY., June Is.
Two hundred and fifty mounted rebels
dashed into this place last night and left
this morning after stealing horses, goods,
arms, etc.
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TAxEs.-The semi-anDual Taxes of 1862,
are now due and should be paid this month.
II. S. WHITTLEssY,
June 18th. 1868. County Treasurer.
iune1R.AdA
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A Strawberry Festival for the benefit of
the Rev. VIM. H. Brewster, will be held at
the Institute building, University Heights,
Wednesday evening, June 18th.
junel5:444.
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HUDsoE's UNRIvALJED TOOTH PASTE " Is
unquestionsbly the best article Of the kind
now in use. - Ohio State Journal.
Sold by Druggists and Dentists generally.
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HATS HATsl HATS Il-Fifty dozen
Ladies' and Misses Hats at reduced prices,
at Mrs. Shaw's Rooms. junel2
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ny. MONEY MARKET-June Is.
Inv Eurwaunuu

lIOney-Market middling active at car 2 cent.
SterlinE ExcbanEo-Marketu unsettled and
firm. selling at l5o53'GlJgS for hTstclass bills.
GOId-Decidedv higher, but market feversh and
unsettled. Opening 4tA, declining TO a, zdvanC-
ing AZ, aud closing unsettled at l6S4 6i463s.
Government SIOcks-market quiet Sales OF
United states SiXe3 Of ioSl, cOCpOGs lO5gl0S4 73O
Treasury Notes lO65z.
state stOcks-Missouri Skies 69z.
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TnE BRIDGE.-We learn that the Center
Street Bridge will be finished by the first of
July
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NFW k0VERTl9EI7FNTS-

~ BOA sAIE,9 1TO RENT" 19L0sT /"
eMAkTS,,' "FOUED, wa BOARDING ~ q OIJF-
hIEs, and other short notices, not exceeding
1oph LlNEas inserted twice in this column for
~ cents, three times 3S cents, four times
" Oeents ior all over FopR LINES, and not ex-
oeeolng EIGHT LINES. double above rates.
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OPENED THIS DAY-AT TPE
GLE. ELAND BAZAAR fine lot OF Cut
Sfsel Jewelry and press ButtOHs Paresols and Sun
Umbrel. as, Willow Flower Baskets, Chairs flano
Stools and larts, Leather Cloth Tor inc Irah OF
Dresses, B. MoKinstryI jr's celebrated Corsst5-
iune6 AmEs q A1LLs'
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TIE Ono COEeREaArIONAL CozTER.
zrrr -Fnurth daY.

TIE oHIo CoEeREaATIONAL CONFER.
EEoE.-Fourth day.
MORNING SESSION.
The session opened with prayer by the Rev.
E. D. Taylor.
The Conference adopted, without amend
ment, the Report of the Committee on the
State of the Country.
The Business Committee presented various
resolutions in regard to Christian Union,
Church efficiency, and the prosperity of Con-
gregationalism.
The resolutions were referred to a commit
tee to be reported upon at the next annual
meeting.
On motion, the following gentlemen we're
elected members of the Board of Home Mis-
sions
Rev. H. NJ. stOrrs, General Secretary and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-16

TIE most delicate favored Cream Soda
Water in the city at Halls, No. II, Public
Square. may27
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REFRIGERATORs, TOrrey's Four-Minute
Ice Cream Freezers, Arctic Water Coolers,
Housekeepers and GrOcers' Scales, Bird
Cages, Wire dish Covers, and Plunge and
Sitz Bathing Apparatus just received and
for sale at manufscturers' prices by
W. L. MARVIN,
Stove and Crate Emporium,
june S;444 No. so Public Square.
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S.N. GooDALE s. SoN-WooL BROKERS.
Offer their services in negotiating tho pur
chase and sale of wool. Also, with RESPONSE
bic parties in making cash advances on wool
consigned TO the eastern market. No. 19
City Wharf, Boston, or 1O7 Bank street,
Cleveland. may30:452
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MERCHANTS ARE INVITED
TO GALL AND EXAMINE DUB srooKoF
HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, &c.

We assure them that we can offsr indneameutrnst
to Be fOand elsewhere IN this market We have lust
recelyed large pply II the "a ct new Btyles of
5oif Hats, Straw Hats for Ladies' Misses and Gente-
men.
Also white and eolorsd Shakers, Hoods and mauy
other desirable goods g. A FULLER 4 CO.
maYzn 2fs 9upario-at
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After some other business matters were put
through, the Convention adjourned.
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NJ A R IN E !.

PORT OF CLEVELAND, June 10.
ENTERED.
Stmr May Queen, Mckay. Detroit.
Stmr City Of leyeland, Wilkin, Mackinac.
Prop Ulean, DriscOl Ddnkitk.
Prop MENDOZA, WEIGH, Ch cagO.
p Op Susquehannah, Webster. Dunklrk.
Prop Vermont, Bishop Ugdensburg.
81 hr Goinw II, Green Buffalo.
Schr Belle Isle, Town, buffalo.
Schr Madi on, Bartlett, buffalo.
scbr Jenny Lind, Bradley, Buffalo.
Schr Nichols, Miller, Marquette.
Schr A. Brad ey, Trenter, Marquette.
Schr Ben lint, King, Marquette.
cchr remOnt, McPhail, Marquette.
Schr Wellington, Harris, Marc getts.
schr Queen City, sampson, N arquette.
Schr W. $ BoWa1, u urt, MarudeIte,
Schr Return. Bryan, Marque te
Schr II. U. Post, Green, Toledo.
Schr hoyal Oak, Francis, KINGSTON.
ScOW Sunshine, Nichols Port Huron.
rcOw Mona, Mallory, keliey's Island.
Scow Consuel ,Pel0n, Calhoun.
ScOw X. Kane, Cobb, Port Huron.
Scow Lime Rock, Fargher, Port Hope.
&C W Omet, Chapman, Black biVer.
ScOw Vei million, Durand. Toledo.
Scow Orleans, lyons, hslly's island.
Scow ct. Joseph, strong, Monroe.
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning Star, YiRPr, Detroit.
Schr Sioux, Woodruff, Buffalo.
Schr Raleigh, Town, Buffalo.
Schr H. q. 70 [, 6reen. Toledo.
ScOW +. X. Kane. Cobb, kelleys Island.
ScOw Comet Chapman. Black River.
tcOw Lime Rock, Fargher, Port Hope.
ScOw COnsue o, PelOn, calhoun Oieek.
ScOW Free 4asO1, Day. TOusant.
S Ow Mona, mallory, kelly's Island
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EKT ADVERTIsEmKNTs
\ Enslsr-Anassmr Of mu.Io.

John EIlsler-Aca5emy Of Music.
Benjamin S. Tyler Probate Notice.
Robert Hannah 4 Co-Staaner for Lake Superior
Davis, PeiKotto s Co-TO Wholesale Buyers.
Benjamin S. Observation-Disclosures Notice.
Cowles-Bsrry Spoons.
n A. Hs. na-Straysd or Stolen.
Bankrupt sals-LOoal Notice.
b. S. Whittlessy-Tax Ho'ice.
Strawberry Fest va'-LOral Notice.
STEAM ENGINE WANTED. - Wanted, o
second hand Steam Engine. Said Engine to
be in good running order Size Of Cylinder
either 6xI4, 7xI4 and 7xI2, or ska. Address
drawer s22 giving full description of Engine,
length OF time it has been used, and terms.
june3
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DR. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those Of the Lungs, HomeopGthi-
eGlly. Office west side Of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 23S
Perry street. marI7:444
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STERLIEe's ANBRosIA FOR TIE HA1R.-This
article is becoming very popular, judging by
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
mch23 STRONG 4 Armstrong.
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kOUND-ON PRosPRCF ST, FBI-
4 psT evening Juns I2th, pair OF GOLD SPEC
IACLes, which the og nor have by calling at
juneis-lte
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I OST-ON WEDNEsDAY LAST. A
u 4 l1rgs K y COW, six OF seven years cid The
nde VIII De libergliy rewarded by leaving iniorma-
Morgan, Moot & Co.'S if,1eI5-iii
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EXCLAMATION.

PRESIDENTS p "CLAnAEAON'
u IN, Jne Is.
By the President Of the Uniteu
f America:
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WANTED-A Young MAN, WITH
profitable Merch sndise business either with gnsr-
Anteed interest, salary. Unexceptionable refe-
renees gwen and required. Address Merchant .
Leader flee. iuueI5-s44
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CTRAYED on STOLFN-Fpo,

1nA LED Oh ROM
~ OF on Prusrect-St., uear corner HudsOn-St a
small Bay @are-wili weigh bout zen hundred aud
N good eondtt on: Is lightly lame in the left hind
leg 0hieh fas been latey blisiered below the knee.
Any one giving Information in regard to her
MDereaboUts at Jog and III River ST foot Of St.
Oieir, " u Be literally re Fsrded.
iunnl . N HAMA
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EOR SABE-A SPLENDID l OF ON
Rfnsman-St 72xGe0 ersf cortsioiry 1fo Fr,it
Trees o. The best variety For terms apply 10 4hos
) Q1lnlan. News Dealer, IA Ontario 81 juueI3-i44
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The Committee on Resolutions reported the
GLOWING which were received with cheers:
: /. Reolvsa, That the nomination Of Glenn
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-23
STOCK STOLEN!
$500 90 REWARD !

CTOLEN from the corral of the subscriber, ~
= miles east Of Diamond Springs, on the Emigrant
Road, on the night Of the 2lst inst, the following
animals, TO wit:
One Sorrel American Horse, mark or
brand left hip resembling the figure 7, about ten
years old and Il hands high. He is natural paOer.
A Brown Horse, black name and tail, u
years old Spanish brand on the LEFT hip, and a new
scar on he head near the LEFT ear--caused by the
bridle bunch the ErtlOcx joint, and saddle
marks on his back. He is about - hands high.
A Dark Brown Mare Mule, small star on
the forehead, right shoulder Ore-causcd by the
collar large, full eyes, neck unusually large, about
10 years DID, mlddng size.
A Light Gray Mare Mule, about 8 years
DID, middling sse, little lame in the right hip, with
small limbs. No marks or brands remembered
A Sorrel Mare Mule, about years old,
branded U. 8. the left shoulder, numerous saddle
marks on the sides and back, whip marks on the
right hip, small neck and head.
The above are all work animals, heavy shod all
round. The mules are all fat and the horses In fair
working order.
will pay cas- each for the recovery Of the ami
mails, and $l7b for the arrest aud conviction Of the
thief or thieves. W. BARTRAM.
Piaccrvlle, Nov. 29th, ls6?.-V
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-23
Our Garden.
by - MINNIE.

We EACH of uS haTe o@e. dear reader, "a gar
irn ot tue heart. May are the flowers, but
tear thcrr ATE more " ecds. S1ueunieS chilling
wInds sweep through 1t. bhghlIDg ali It's bios
Suns. The leaves become faded and crisp.
rMIttin. Lo ira IrLnce. THIS Otienest haPpcns
IN mature utc whcu Amblliuns Wild aspiring
dream Is Ger. ! gaze upon the ltlle prattler
i, my side ~ ijh >"I iorebodinSs Of what may
be. HIS rosy tIce iroks up c"nndugly frUm ills
>tUny :i4Inr oi curis, aud while ] press 4 kiss
upon the ittIc mouth, u PRAYER goes up from
NY soul ihIt Harry garden may ever be bright
With tie flowers ut affection, aud the little
"NnFe blrd' ever sing AS gAly upon tue green
S,,TaV ut / tISt. Trust, " i volume IN u Word,
au OCEAN II tear IL is u cool fountain upon
the dusty highway "t HE, and It's rainbow foam
rra.C'~ iuc uLut whlrn streams through tue
w.h4 IS ut the Future. There are many smooth
ldt.s winding through "our garden, and JOY
.Nls :" dance thclcrh Ia the music ut Hope aud
Love, tu, 'his hdrfy visitor often tees from the
irv>tuce nt u pale, sad-eyed stranger, whose
Nrlt # >"rruW Is woven nh tears. WeCHnuut
" .Icuuc her cordially, even 1t her trst words
are, our hight aillIcll"n, which Is but for Il
moment, WoIkcth out tur you u far more eX-
ccciIng an eternal weight 0i glory" No-the
age ut Faith Is dm-Our spirits bell is IOlliDg
the knrl! OF cherished hopes, aud We listen to
1t instead. AutIcIi alton has hlded her wings,
and nov dark despair bruOds Ter US. We tor
.c' Tat " behind irowning Providence He
hides 4 smith. face" There are no more sing
M bad, nut,cnug through our garden. Silent
aul despinIr, IT Ouly ecLOeS that slow dismal
tpi.!ng. tnllu=!
The Euwel, are almost crushed by the blind
ing tear rain;" but when the storm Is passed
We can see the. blessed bapIlsmal in the fresh
ness and purity Of each blossOm. Oh earth
>nErowIuS ones. who are walking with torn aud
bleeding teei over tLorny pathway, " look out
Tor the hight"
Night brings out stars as sorrows show US the
Truths, Zach bears new blessing in her
hand tor some poor mortal! We should then
be cuntured, KNOWN. our time will come,
sooner or later, never forgetting that our gifts
are some; imes in disguise.
GEoRuLrowN, May II, 1858.