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A FRIEaD II HEED-TRN II.
Dr.. SEsot'H t'HIAFALLLHLEhIHI lsl
l=om the rsoips Of Cr. SisFhsn 5sest. Of COal
tho sreSt bone settes, and has Dssn used IN b
elos fo- ths Iast twenty ysArs with thu most e
ng success. As an external remedy Il II W
rival, and Will alleviate pain more specify
other preparation, For ell nhsuuotic and
Sores, Wounds. Sprains, Bruises, &c., its 3
healiDg and powerful strengthening propens'
cite the iust W0nGur ard ast1nishmento of all !
Sysf given Il trial. over four hundred co
o. remarkable cures performed By Z within
two yelrn, atteat So thts fact. Strong B Ar
Agents ior Cleveland. dsoI0sitsOEd
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Election In Nebraska.

An election was held in Nebraska Ter
ritOry on the 18th inst, for member of the
Legislature, resulting in electing to the
House 27 UniOnists and u copperheads /;
to the Council Unionists and 5 Copper
heads.
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READ-READ-READ.


DAHVILlE, Pa, June 3, 1854.
DR.. VIZ. Il. GREaG-DeAr Sir In February, 1851, ]
afflicted with the sugar diabetes, and for montha
passed nore than Two gallons OF water in twenty
four hours. was Obliged to get up often ten OF
twelve times during the night. During the month OF
July, 1861, procured two bottles OF Constitution
Water, and In two days after using il experienced
relief, and afIer taking two bottles was entirely
gUrsf, soon after regRining my usual health.
fourH truly J.V.L L. DBWTTT.
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NOTICE. William Bali Warren

NOTICE. William Ball, Warren j.
N Ball, and Lydia Ball are hereby notified
lhat, on the 18th day Of October, 1863, TimothE
Crapser filed his petition in the Office Of t
clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, Of Cuy8s
hoga county, Ohio, against them and John Ball
and Ann E. Ball, the subject and object of which
petition is to set aside and annu a certain land
contract, dated October 6, 1862, by which said
Crapser agreed TO sell to said John Ball certain
land in Tract, No. 20, in the Township of Euclid,
IN said county, and being the same land and
farm on which sad Crapser has heretofore re-
sided up 10 the date of said contract. Also, to
set aside and annul the lease of q part of said
premises to said Crapser by said John Ball, da-
ted October 1880. Said defendants are notified
to answer said petition on, or before, the llth
day of December next.
October I9'h, 1868. /. PRENTISS,
oct20:l27-wy Plaintiffs Atty.
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Election in Baltimore.

On the I4th inst. an election was he'd
IN Baltimore for members Of the City
Council, resulting in the success of all
the unconditional Union candidates.
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F.Wa. h. GREas-Dsar Sir! have for several
years been aficted with that troublesome and dan
seroQs disease, Gravel, which resistedA remedies
and doctors, until took Constitution Water, and
you may be assured that was exceedingly plsaaed
with the result. 1t has entirely cured me, and yeu
may mako any mss OF my name you may 1T in re-
gard to the medicine, have ontire confidence In
sts efficacy Yours truly, P0HDsTRORG,
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lcoNMUSfoArED.1
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A CURABLE DIS
A Card-Fo Consumptivel

The undsTslgncd hasinz been restored to He
a few weeks, By avsry simpie remedy, after
suffered several years with severe lung az
and that dread disease, CousHmptiOn-is ana
make known TO his felllw-IInsrsrs the M
cure.
To all who desire It, be win send COPY oft
scrip:i0n used tfree Of ehsrge,) With the dir
for preparing and using ths same, which III
md Sure Cure for Oonsumpsion, Asthma, B,
tis, &c. The onIy object Of tue advertiser in !
the Prescription is to benefit the s1iieted, and
information which be ooneslFes 10 be invAluAi
ne hopes every sufferer viii tIy this remedy, q
cost them nothing, and mar prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii p:ease
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, " illiansbs
octf-I3 dER 5Klngs counts
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FARniS, OITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FO
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

EARNiE, OITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOB
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
A very desirable Couatry Reside1oe on the St Clair
Road. The residence OF 4. y. Morse, ESQ SO
miles from the Post Office; modern built gothic
house, with 10 or IS acres BIZ b!y improved and,
WIN eV ry ysIilty Of fruit, handsome Fish
Pond, &c. wi l be sold very low.
Ced0r-St7ls 10 acres land, with hoose and barn,
fruit, stream Of wa er, &c nice property,
cheap.
Cheshire St HsndrOme two-stoTy house. nearly
new, vi, marble nsntles gas, &c. Lot 67XiS5
feet; de-irable pr perry 1850.
Huntington S.-DOGble frame house. with barn, Lot
sOzl50 ieet. 5000.
kiIsmau-St., NEAR Erie Large bouse with every
uvsriAuce. BAN Bnd lot 6sx3s0 feet. 5000
Bend St--House. two ttOriess with douple pa-lors,
water, gas. bath room, barn, &C. s4QO.
Case Ayenue-TEn story frame house in italian villa
style, vii lot 5Ix2sOf5es &2OO
Grass St-Two houses aud lot to exchange for farm
UolumbRs-St., West Side-A large two story house
and lot SSxl5I feet, on corner, with all kinds Of
fruit, barn, &C,
Tracy-st., West Side Two houses and lets. -.
University Heigbt--LarRe one aud half story
house and lot, 66xzOl feet 5000.
Euclid-St near PeTry--A very desirable vacant lot,
l0GN:O1 feet.
4 very Valuable Farm In Mentor, 1 AXE county, ou
the old stage cat TO Psinesyie. 1870 acres sandy
loan and bottC m land, vel wAtered with arge
and c7HvenioHtlF arTanced buildings orchard DC
WaIreusyillt-FaTm of GO acres 10 exchange Tor
House and LOtin tbs City.
Farm and Village Pr0perty-In Monros township,
Ashtsbula county. Two improved Farms itn
bnildiogs, one Of l69 acres and one Of 81 acres
Also, 20 acres with house, in village. VIII
ChHnse EhC CT part Tor house and lot In city OF
for arm or foaGTty rear = coed school
JNO. G. JENNINGS.
oct50 AtWster Building, foot of Superior-Ss
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Dr. G e A a A N ,
EsAbsr Of shs Royal College Of PE
LOados, England; Graduate
R:..n...lI. E,n...;,.,I n.

FEMALE DIS
and constant attendant Of Paris, Londot
leans and Montreal Hospitals fer the Last
has opened his once at ths
johnson House, ClevelaI
where he will te happs 10 meet all these v
nictOa with subssuto and eAronio diseases
His treatment Il satirely dihersnt froI
plan. and Is mI.c. efaoaclous and eHeetiVs.
ioinss arS simply VegstsbIe extracts nd
have never been used but By two oths phi
Amsrics besides himssa. De has speH I'd
part Of his life and Thousands Of dollars in
. IsE secrets in his profession. he tests
for all forms Of disease. Eoeharge for Civ
honest and true statement OF thsireass.
sPnRHIATORHGA.
To YOUNa HEG. He can prove 70 you IL
utes that he i5 the only physician you sy
with that cures this diseass. For sVery "a
will follow his directions, be viii give Ons
Dollars If he fails IN curing this disease.
made for consultation. Those at q distano
70 consult the Doctor may do so by sendir
vial Of urine DY nail, with name, sex and 9
viii answer and describe their Gaze. and q
ity OF getting relief, b enclosing q rstul
Itamp.
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AUCTl0N SALES.
TUESDAY, Cor 2OTH, 1868.
GOOd1BOusehsId Furniture. sc
al AUOEAoN, bf.-'....''''.-.-.''O. CUrIEA q 81
At Eouse No. $50 PFogpect-5t.

AT AUCTION, BT..-.............O. CUrTER & Son,
At Eouse No. ss2 PFogpect-5t
o. CUTTER Son will sail on Tuesday, 1ctofer
20th at house No. 2s2 Prospert-St., commencing at
10 Ooclock A. M, the entire Furniture in said horse
consisting u mahogany S0ta, Hair G ofls e o. -
haabie Top Centre Tables. Fax LII X "a t.d
Wash Ia ds, mahogany snd II ssE,vd marble zoo
Dressing BuTeaa7i splendid rosewood and mshrCany
Betsteai]. hat-HOf, walnut Tea ra0iss, Gard Ia
bles, Bureaus, Wash Srahts, miJrcr, Eruss. 10 aud
lrgra:n CARPETS Dzugsets, OIL Cloths stair arpss,
Window Shades, GeTSndoles, Vases, CrocheTY aud
Glassware. COok Stove Wood Stove, Kitchen U!en-
sis, &c House open at O'Clock morning Of sa'a.
Jerms-Cash. CnyTent unds at tims Of sale. ol7-i3O
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Disease occurring nom aud the same cause viii
bs entirely cured BY the Constitution Water If taken
for any length OF time. Tho dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops 70
teasroonful three times day, in water During the
passage Of the Calculus, the rain and urgent symp
toms should be combstted with the proper remedies,
above directed.
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The Ohisf Attributes Of Mani

The Chief Attributes Of Mani
frequently lost or suspsnded BY naI-practt
oious hsbitIthat VIII inevitably lead 70
disease unless checked IN time Read the
down in ths treatise .'HUalAN FRAIBTI
I0Lo0ECAL RESEARCHES" Il Is elaborated
ted with colorsd sngrssinsl and win cor
most hardened and uneoneerned, ~ we'll
the minds Of the most dsspouding, By lsaa
In the right channel for relief OF bodily 81
Ngony snd despair.
IsE-SOld By Dr.. BAssoEi ls4 Blocker
Prizes 25 ceuts- Sent tree eVGryWhere. See
msnt OF - Trle5emsr" in smother column.
Sold also By G. ". UhABK, Druggist,
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OF the medicine direct Themselves 70 tn
organs Of secretion aud by Altering the condition
Of the Stomach and Liver tbas the siarchy primo p
of the food is not converted into sugar long rs tn
system is under the influence Of the
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FOR SALE.

NHOICE VACANT LOTS FOR
" 5AhE-nn corner OF Kinsman and Burnbam,
and corner Of HinsmRn AID Yine-Sts. Also, on
Durham and Yine-sts.
JEO. O. JENNINGS,
Beptl7 Atwater Building
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DysmsryhSa, or Painful kensts5ation, SBd
IN XerorTb00iI or ProJigse Flosgigg,

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual huid-in the case being TOO little, and
accompanied by severe paiu and the other too pro-
fuse secretion, which viii be speedily cured By the
Constitution wstsz.
That disease known Rs FALLING OF THE WohB,
which is the result of relaxation O3the gamenta Of
that organ, and is known by OF heaViness and
dragging pains in the back and sides snd at times
companied By sharp lacinating shooting pains
through the parts, WILL in sill cases. bo removed By
the medicine.
There is another cass Of symptoms arising fsm r.
BIFATIoH or rHH WoMB, which physicians call Her-
nine cases ont of ten the doctor does not really
know whether the 81 mptOms are the disease, the
here Ispeak more particularly Of Gold Feet, Pslpi-
tation Of the Heart, Impaired Memory, Wakefulness
TTsiouI
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EOR sALE-A FARM on 47b

LVh DhLL-A 4 4 I'M UT ITO
Acres miles from Newark, Licking county,
$50 bottom land the whole lUO acres are under
good STATE Of cultivation; ell we'll fenced good or
farm. have nlso good Stock on the tarm that will
Sell with II II wanted will take in part payment
City Property in cleveland 3 small farm and the
balance on long time. Price s25 Per acre
s0ptl3z7 =. h. kEY1sB Rouas's Block,
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.59sl .s. -.
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives those organs time healthy
tone and vigor. We able to atate that the Oonst
tuition Wstor hiss cured every case OF Diabetes In
which II has been given.
Ssoss IN TIE BlGddsT, CdIegIvI, GTavsI, BTis5
DYSt DePoSit, and kTeuS or EiIbv
Dichargss after UTiHatin0.
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REV ADVERTlSEsERTz.
TO HIN G.. NNIN GS,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
REMOVED FROM
al sgperisr-st., 1Ierble Block,
To Atwater Building, foot Of superioz-st.

SzS-Will buy and sell Real Estate on CommIssion,
Rent and lollect Rents, &c.
ao3-NO charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
kB-Alsn Issues Policies at Lowest Paying Bates 10
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
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Hagan's Magnolia Bal

This is the most delightful and sxtraorCi
Gle ever discovered Il changes the sun
and handa 10 q peafIy satin texture Of rHyisI
ty, imparting ths marble purity Of youti
DIsTINsUE appearance 50 inviting In the Cd
fashion. It removes tan, freckles, pimples !
ness from the skin, leaving the complex
transparent and smooth. II contains no q
iurious 10 the akin Pstronized By Act
Opera singsrs Itiswhas every lady sbou
~sOld EveryEhsrs.
a. DEMAs s. BARNES 1
.. General Agent
tulyI-Bas 102 Broadway, NJ
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En Attachment.

George Mol Plaintiff, Before G. B. Tlbbitts. Esq,
Justice OF the Peace u and
Peter White and NH for Cleveland Towns nip,
Maynard, DESCENDANTS J Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
THE DEFENDANTS WILL TAKE
notice that on the 25th day of septemUer, Is63
the sintid brought suit in attachment before said
Justice, claiming C said deeD dEnts ghe tu Of One
Hnndred AID Twenty Dolls-s Thu'v-six Cents and
costs GEO h. INGERSDLL
oCtiq I2S E1afDtff
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Lsueorr6ea or Rasss.

UThis disease depends upon an Inflammation Of mu;
cOuB lining of the vagina and womb. It Is in all
accompanied by pain In the back the
bowels and through the hips. A teaspoOnful Of the
medicine may be taken three times day, with an in
lection Of tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
with half pint OF soft water, morning and evening,
Irritation Of ihs Neck Of the BIGddes, IHFaHs.
nation Of the Ri5Hsys, and CGtGTrk Of
The BIo1der, STraaCuSy sSd
Burning, or Painful
TTgtnatiu0
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Sgpprsa,sd KsnstWotiOn,

which In the unmarried female is 3 constant rscur.
ring disease and through neglect the seeds Of
grave and dangerous nsladies the result; and
month after month passes without an effort being
made to assist nature the suppression becomes ehron
TO- the patient gradually looee8 her appetite, the
bowels are constipated, night Bweats c0ns on, Anc
Consumption finally ends her career.
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= a,sLtIsU
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sept24:12s

STATE OF OHIO, 81.
Cuyahogs County, 90
Jennett Belts, plaintiff,
against
Esther Brennan, Law
renee LAWN, Mary
LAWN, Edward Du-
shane, Catherine Du-
shane, Edward Sla-
ter, Bridget Slater,
Elizabeth Brennan
and iAnn Brannan,
aaFan
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Adiutant Charles A Brooks, 7th O. V L, died
August I4tE, 1853, aged twenty years, three
months and fourte en- days.
Calbert c. Miller, Company H, 7th Regiment,
0. V. I. fell at the battle of Cedar Mountain,
August 9th, 1862, aged twenty three years, two
months and four DAYS.
James Sage, Jr., Company 3, IO5th Regiment
o. V. l., died at Louisville, Kentucky, Decem-
Der 21st, 1862, aged foTty-ionr years and eleven
months.
Henry H. Collar, Company 1, 10th Regiment
o. " fell at the battle of Perryville, Kentucky,
October sth 1852, aged nineteen years, four
months and twenty four days.
Jacob Ryan, Company B, 1o5th Regiment O. V.
L, fell at the battle Of Perryvile, Kentucky, Oc
tober sth, 1862, aged twenty eight years.
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sREelal NOTICES,
EsIHsEREKE's
NISnTABLE HAIR RgsTORATIV
It is Net = Dye,

But restores gray hsir 70 its original color, by
plying the capillary tubes With uatural snstsn.
impaired BY age or disease. AL INSTANTANEOUS
are composed Of lunar caussfc, DESTROYING the vi
and bssrty Of the hair, snd AFFORD OF thsmselv,
dressing. HeimstTest's Inimitabls Col0rinE not
restores hair % it, natural color By an eaIy prC
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CONSTITUTION WATER

10 ths pa bic with the conviction thAt 1t has no equal
in relieving the GLASS Of diseases for which IL has been
found oeminently successful In curing and trust
that We shall Be rewarded for efforts in placing
FAluable remedy In form TO meet the require
ments OF patient and physician.
Fer Ssls By su Drs0gisI-PTies 81 90.
WM, 4. GREGG CO.,
ProprieteFs
Morgan 4 Allen, General Agents, No. 4s OIid-gs
HsW Ysrks noyI0:R17soA
FOR sALB HY
Strong & Armstrong, and Benton Bros.
Z Co., Wholesale Ageutsl
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Charles Munson, Company D, 2do.V. c., died
ct Baxter Springs, Indisn Territory, August ID,
1862, aged twenty-six years.
George H. Crozier, Company D, Cd 0. v c.,
died at Camp Chase, December 27th, 1862 aged
forty -four years and twenty-siI days.
Alexander Fl. Chsffee, Company D. ID o. Y. c.,
died June 27th, 1862, aged nineteen Years, eleven
months and one day.
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For these diseases IL is truly q sovereign remedy
and too much not besaid IA Its praise. single
dose has been known TO relieve the most urgent Bymp
TOMS Are you troubled with that distressing pain In
the small Of the back and through the hipsf tea
spoonful day Of Constitution Water will relieve you
Ike magic,
For DyspePsiS'
1t has no equal IN relieving the most distEsssina
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Stom-
Ach, Vomiting Food, &C. Take teaspoonful after
dinner. The dose In all may be increased 70 de-
Eirsd, but should be done gradually.
Physicians
Have long since given mp the use OF Duchu, cubsb1
and juniper in the treatment Of these diseases and
only use them for want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal to the task that has dsYOlved
DiuSeties
rritats and dreneh the Kidneys and By constant use
soon lead TO chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
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LUxURIANr BEAUTY,

promotes its growth, prevents its falling od, 8
Gates dandrufi, and imfarfs health a1d plessan
to the head. Il has stood thc test OF time, beinr
original Rair OOlOring, and ia constantly incref
In favor uscd b. both gentleman and ladieg
Esl-it Ia sold BY at respectable dealers, or ca
procured By them VI the Commercial Agsntg,
BARNES & 90 z02 Broadway, New York. ~
zes, 80 cents and el, 90. iulyi0-BHe
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st. 0aiF-St. N. s. Church, PlE'd, Before G a BEN:
ham, Justice Of
Charlie ?. Davis DePt. he Pesoe Of
tleSelsud Township Uuyehosa county, Ohio.
ON TIE 10Th DAY OF OOTO-
Y Der, 1873, said Justics issued an order of At
taehment in t ab3ve actOn fer the sum II e25O.
CT. GLAlk-sT. n. n. CHURUH.
ocil9-iN Py i'raal h Hester
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be State Of Ohiol In Court of Common Pleas,
1yahogaOounty, Civil acdon for money and
: sale Of landa.
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Have long since given mp the use OF Duchu, cube
and juniper in the treatment Of these diseases, ..
only use them for want Of q better remedy.
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ARTILLERY.

Jacob A. Csgy, 4th Ohio Battery, fell at the
Battle of Shiloh, April 9th, 1852, aged thirty
years, seven months and nineteen days.
Truman Z. Chafee, I4th Ohio Battery, fell at
the ttle Of Shiloh, April 9th, 1852, aged seven
teen years, ten mouths and twenty-'our years.
Louis, Missouri, May 2sth, 1862, aged twenty-five
years and eleven months.
James D. Hotel, I4th Ohio Battery, died at
Louisville, Kentucky, May I'D, 1862, aged seven
teen years, one month and tWenty-niue days.
Lester F. Sprague. 18th Ohio Battery, died on
shipboard, May 9th, ls62, aged twenty-one
years four months and four days.
George F. Sprague, l4th Ohio Battery, died
June 7th, 1862, aged eighteen years, eight
months and twenty days.
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in substance as follows

Of sleep, empty, naked, and alone, only the
peer of the dead.
No power can so beautify. Under his
transforming hand the hideous are trans
figured to loveliness and his sceptor traces
lines of beauty in harsh and repulsive
faces, and sOftens away every hard and
forbidding feature. No hand can so sane
tify and make holy. 1t cuts from the
wicked their crimes clesuses the lepper;
puriies the fallen from all stain, and
stamps on their dead forms all the posi-
BILE good Of their lives, and forbids even
the memory of the i'll they worked. The
purest and holiest of earth receive saint
ship by this hand alone.
When death comes to beautify, ennoble
and canoniZe on, already beeutiful, noble
and holy in our love, its ministratiou,
though awful, is the most sacred and ten.
der exercise Of providence, aud the newly
crowned subject of death is invested with
a wealth Of glory and riches, beyond all
that remains of earth. With what gaeedy
hands we gather and garner, our shattered
hoard Of love for of the dead all that re-
mains is good, and pure, and brave, and
heroic, aud holy.
Death by ordinary causes is momentous;
by accident startling; and by violence,
spalling. When deliberately met and
bravelY encountered, the victim is in some
sort hero. Of all the deaths that men
die that which they find on the battle. field
for which they leave the secure sanctuary
of home, and make long and exhausting
marches TO find, that which they Fposs
through cold and hunger and peril TO find,
and endure all only TO fad, and meet, and
so perish,-such death, n all time, among
sll men, is pronounced the most glorious.
And when in a holy war, for a sacred
cause, the fallen battlei for right against
wrong, for justice against outrage, for
truth against lie, for freedom against
bondage, for home against its spoiler, Tor
the christian sanctuary against the pro-
faner, for country against treason, fer God
against all evil-aud SO battling fell; then
indeed 10 the voices of religion and ius-
tice, with ell the outgushings Of heart and
soul, join in the acclaim, that the death is
indeed the most glorious. The deal is
more than hero, ne is holy martyr
More than a martyr, be is a savior, whose
blood and sacrifice is part ofthe great atone
ment that shall redeem and regenerate
the nations life and heart, and make its
career hencefOrtb pure and holy. Such q
death touches the EXTREMIST limit Of cour-
age, devotion and achievement and the
soldier who, in such war, perishes in an
Over-march, from disease or accident, is to
be regarded as fallen in battle.
It's with these considerations and emo
lions, that We come, golden with this sun
light with these grand forests in their
robes Of imperial purple about us, to
mark and ssnctify this spot with this
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Dsutibe Mpntbefe

- Seuffcbe MppfDcfe
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