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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18
FROM NRWBERN.:

NEEBEES, N. c., Dec. 19.
Refugees reached here this morning from Wi
mingtOn who state that General whitney, com.
mandiDg the rebel troops at that point left there
with brigade recently Tor Teunessee, and was
relieved BY General Martin, whose command is
IN and about Wilmington, and consists Of one
small brigade.
tie usln ~ ~ tne otoeAHas lnto 9illlln .on "a
million dollars worth Of goods arrive every day.
Since North Carolina is mostly abandoned By
rebel troops there being b1t two brigades in the
State, It has been decided by her Banks, a. 3
matter Of safety, to dispose Of their specie,
which they are now paying out as fast as posi-
BILE to citizens Of the State, giving one dollar in
gold for four in North Carolina money.
General Butler Is raising an army OF colored
troops in this Department Three black reEi-
ments Of cavalry recently started, are rapidly
filing M.
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NEW YORK azARKKR-pse. u.


OogtoH-Market hrn but less aclive 5aIes AZ
SEC for middliDg Uplands
FlouF--Markst SC better on shipping grades bat
closed dull.
Sales at s6,4Oa65 IS for Extra State; s74se7s5 Eor
extra round hsoped Ohio s7,60G9. 50 lor ra6s
brands. Closing heavy.
Whisky-HsaTy. sales at ssas5o for STATE ana
Western Closing with no buyers at outside quota
tons
Whent-Market le better with active demand.
Sales at slYlz1l,f ,f9 iOr Chicago Spring; 81 % for
old do l45l ,49 for MilWaakee Club 6l3S for Old
do In store l,50 Amber Milwaukee; 81 ,5z9l,5s for
winter red Western.
Corn-MArket setiye and lc to DC better.
Sales Ct 81 Zsol 30 forShipping mixed Westsrn.in
store; q 80 ahoat.
0ats-Market opened steady and closed hsaYy,
Sales at s9a9l for Western and stats.
WaOl-Markot firm.
COne6-Quiet.
Husar-steady with moderate enquiry. Salss e
l2HGH54o for tuba MuscavBco; Il3SSI2H for Ha-
Vana.
POrZ-Market without change.
Sales at en0Onl7,25 for ola mess SIS 251i8s7
for new do, chiefly at the inside price si50o0i3n0
for new prime; eli. .5O91II,O0 for new prime Re18,
Beef-In moderats request.
Bacon Sidea-ln moderate demand at IOk for
loag cat hams and city long clear.
Dressed Hogs Market dun. Sales 75<8z<e fer
Western
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18
Q. s. ASSESSORS CONVENTION.
second Day.

Second Day.
The National Convention of Q. S. Asless
ors held its second session yesterday, at
Chapin's Hall, the time being entirely en-
crossed in the hearing and discussion Of re-
ports Of Standing Committees. -Four reports
were passed upon finally, relating to the
following subjects: "Licsnses;" "IneOmes,
Railroads, Steamboats,, &c. -" Equalization
of Asssssmsntsj'' "InsPectOrs of Spirit and
Compensation of Assessors"
Tie Committee on the portion Of the Law
uhIcE includes Spirits, Ale and Porter will
recommend the following amendments in
relation thereto;
that tax Of one-eighth Of one Psr cent
Be levied on the gross amount Of full sales
Of goods and wares sold at other than the
places of manufacture, bat nothing here
shall be construed to Affect dealers whose
gross annual receipts do not exceed one
thousand dollars.
That the tax On hops be five cents pei
pound.
AAAh AAo s1A W AAaAt AAl uoIh Do sixty Cbl y
psr barrel, conditioned that the tax on mall
be thirty cents per busheI, and that the US,
Of Bubsdtutes for malt in the production o.
liquors sold as pure malt liquors shall b
made penal offense.
Thatthe tax on distilled spirits be sixt!
esnts per gallon, from March 1854, to JUL
1884, and from July to November 1854
seventy Ave cents per gallon, and from ans
sfssE the latter date 81 per gallon.
TheRepOrt on auction sales, slaughtered
hogs, cattle, &c, will be Of great interest, q
will also thaknpon manufactures.
The Convention INDUCED in merry making
ss the Angler HOuse last evening. splen'
did supper was set, tossts were given en-,
spesoheS made. They also held busine'
session last p'Oht, a report of which vii
be given in Os,. .itsrnoon edition.
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co MMERCIAL,
GLEVELAND mARKEE.
MORNING LEADER oFglCg.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOB,
THURSDAY EVEsrHg, Decsmbsr II, l551.
FiOHr-MArkst quiet. The onIy sale reported vas
q small lot Of nns -four at at $500.
Whear-The mills, for various reasons, have
mostly stopped grinding, and the demand Is msteri-
ally checked Sales are car rcd on track at SIS.
aud car white at o., As.
COrn-Is higher and no dsrs are firm at 81 20 from
store.
Oats-NO sales reported. We quOtS at 10 On
track.
BRFIey-NOminRl at $50.
Rye-steady at tl,I5.
Highwines-salss 200 bbIs at $50. AZ shIeh aE.
ures the market Is very firm.
Hoss-Salas 80 for heavy and small lots eheiss
at anaiTA ice On that figure.
Butter-QuIst at 2I82I for good to choice West.
sm Reserve.
EgEs-scaros and worth H822e.
POrk-Quist ard unchanged. Held At $500 for
eity-packed meSl End s2O,OO for clear.
saIt-stesdy at $40 for Fine and s.,ls far
Coarse.
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LOCAL EOTIOxs.

LADIES, you who are suffering from anx.
iety Of mind, on account Of your hair falling
out, should apply Immediately to BIZ Sups-
rior street, Room No. y. Wsguarsntse you
perfect satisfaction, If the hair continues fall
ing of for three weeks your money will be
returned to you. Hours from to o'clock
Pm. Fee, 81. dee1s:130
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FROW Fort pIONROR.

FoaF MoNRoE, December II,
LAST evening the hospital at Fort yorktown
took Ere. The fire communicated to the bakery
and about half-past one o'clock the magazine
exploded The hre continued causing the frs-
auent explosion Of Ihells during the night.
About four o'clock this morning another exPlo-
sion took place Several buildings Wsrs de-
stroysd, These are all the particulars We have
oDS wounded man arrived here this morn
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CONTRACTOKs IN COURT.

Wl8aINoI0Nl DEC. II.
The case OF Csnnack Ramsey against the
Government, came up for argument before the
First Comptroller Of the Treasury Yesterday, Il
involves a claim Of about two million dollars
with interest, and has been N litigation about
ten years. It is on account Of mail contract for
service on the Pacific Coast. William G. Noye5,
ESQ, OF New York, opened the argument for the
claimants. and will be followed by Milton Whit
ney, Of Baltimore, and Lamb, Of Washington,
who Is here to reply for the Government. The
caaa will probablY occupY the entire week.
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FRAVELLRR's REGISTER.
NV ADvKRTIsKmENTs.

GA. Ksaa Co, BEnkers-eold, Silver and Oou
sons Bought and Sod. and Money Loaned.
John EIlslsr-Aoa1saT Of Music.
I Bayton sttekEsIl-RsEl Estate fer sale.
W. Carey CO-scrap Iron wanted.
A.&G. Eettberg-For ihe Holidays.
Mr. Bsllon-ohTismAs Party.
Lcst-A Wallet.
n. B. soott--wsgoss for sale.
Fonda Purse.
o. CEtter s5n-Auetion-L Local Notice.
Collars and Shirts Local Notice.
sIs Eugericr-St-BOcsl Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

srAEw1x HALL, S11 Sr. CLAIR ST.-The
undersigned respectfully informs his friends
and acquaintaaces that he has taken the
above house, which he opened on Saturday
evening, Dec. 18TH. The bar will be sup
piled with the choicest wines, liquors, and
cigars. The proprietor will do everything
in his power to promote comfort.
N. B.-Frss Lunch from 8 O'Clock to 10
O'Clock P. \. Ldecl7:l5O
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THE CHESAPEAKE.

HALIFAX, Dec. IT.
The Chesapeake moved to Sambro Harbor,
twenty miles from Halifax, yesterday. The
United States steamer Ella and Annie was in
formed Of the fact and Will be at that point early
this morning The Government Of Nova Scotia
has issued orders for the arrest Of the pirates.
there are no other gunboats here.
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TRRRIBLE RXPLOsIoN.

CHICAGO, December IT.
One Of the boilers Of the Chicago Distlling
Company exploded to-day, demolishing the en-
gine house. Seven men who were employed in
acknowledgement sealded so badly that Il l. feared
they will not recover Fifty or sixty others we're
injured but not seriously. Two men are report
ed missing, probably in the ruins.
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PROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRk, Dec. II.
IL the Court Of Common Pleas to-day Judgs
Hilton made decision in the case OF Stephen =.
Clark Is. James Brooks and Erastus Brooks, al
lowing the motion Of the former to sell the EE-
press newspaper, the joint property Of the
plaintiffs and defendants.
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BILLIARDS.

IEDIkNAPoLIs, Dec IL.
At the Billiard Match this evening, between
MeDevitt, of Indianapolis, and Parker, Of CHI =
cago, for a thousand points Up, earOms, the for
mer won by three hundred and forty nine points,
average, seventeen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

TIE FAIR AND SUPPER OF THE SOCIETY
OF Mona was a success. A lurge number
of guests we're present, and the supper,
speeches and dancing all passed off nicely
We have no room for nOrs extended report
Of the proceedings.
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RE-CAPrURE OF THE CHRsAPRAkR,

HALIFAX December IT,
The Ella and AIMS captured the Chesapeake
this morning in TambrO HarbOr. All but thre0
Of the crew escaped. Soon after the capture the
Daectah came up and ordered her into Halifax.
The three vessels are now here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

WAR MEErIEa.-The enrolled men Of
the First Ward will make another rally to-
night at the Engine House On Chawplain
street, at Z o'clock. Cidssns, turn out, and
give 'aid and comfort" By order Of the
deeIB& COMMITTEE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

PERsoEAL.-Anson G. Chester, and
Messrs. Konnard, sWestzer and BIakesley, of
the A. & G. ". R. R., are in town and stop
ping at the Angler.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

CoLLIsIoN.-A wagon loaded with wood
eOllided, on Superior street yesterday, with
light buggy, in which were two women. A
wheel of the buggy was broken.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

HOLIDAY GIFTs.-ons Of the largest and
handsomest stocks Of LADIES FINE FURs are
now offered by L. Benedict & Soma. Furs
will be found lower than thsy are usually
cold. Our readers viii do well to call and
see them, Tdse12:lSO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

THE ORPHANS BAzAAR closed last night.
It was thronged all day yesterday, and more
than thsongsd in the evening. Tho amount
realized for the Catholic Orphan Asylum
uzast have been large. We regret our ina
bility 70 present fuller notice Of the Fai.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

LADIES, you viii find all the Choice Col
on Of Velvsts also, Ribbons, Flowers and
Feathers, at Mrs. Shsw's Rooms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

COMPANY Il, ATTENTION I-Au members
Of Company H, Goth Regiment, who we're
absent from State muSteTs, will report at the
Armo1y in Rouse's Block, Thursday even
ing December 18th, at N O'Clock.
deeI7.I29 BIZ 0RDER CoHETFTEE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

Two HUNDRED BARRELS WINTER Ar
PIES, for sale ohssp at 217, River Street.
dac1T.l79
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

To amend an ordinance granting to the
West Side Street Railway Company the use
and occupancy of Water aud Bank streets,
for building a new street Railroad. Passed.
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Notice TO yyater-takeTs-
WLTER WoRKs OTFICK

Cleveland, December l, 1868.
Water-taksrs will please take notice that
the water rents are now due, and are required
to be paid this month.
By order Of the Trustees.
Gdsc2:I31l Gao. W. GIRTT. Sec'y:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

Co. Es. SoCIABEE passed of finely
Rsrsiy Is s Plsasanter company gathered
than that which met at Chapin's Hsll last
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

LOST 100000 TEETH. - But Professor
Lsauroau's PoLLEH or Roszs Is at hand.
Be wise sAi buy. DoH'T WAIT FOB THI
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ORDINANCE.

COUNCm.-In our report of the last
meeting Of the Council we omitted the fol-
lowing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

In the purchasing Of Christmas Gifts
the stock Of L. H. SolOmonson, 0ptieisn, will
bo found very appropriate to select from.
stsroOsCopss and stsreOscOpic Views, large
assortment and very Hne, Opera Glasses, in
great variety. Telescopes, Microscopes,
sOmpssses, &c, &e., and, last but not least,
q rare assortment of speotaclss, of the best
construction of lenses, ground on the
most apprOvhd principle, and mounted in
gold, silver, she'll and steel.
We would recommend Mr.. sOlomOuson par
ticlarly to those who have friends requiring
the aid of glasses. No gift could be more
priced than pair of Mr.. sOIOmOnsOn's cele-
brated spectacIes:
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MAGNIFICENT BANG

FAREWELL SUPPER 10 THE HON.
A, G. RIDDLE.
MAGNIFICENT BANQUET AT THE
ANGLER.
SPEECHES OF RIDDLE, PARSONS
AND OTHERS;
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ny. MONEY sIARKRT-Dso. II.

TBK III EaRAFH.l
money-Is active at , cent.
sterIi1g ExehRnge-Markst firm but qeiss
l64.
GOld-Mors steady. Opening at 5Os and closing
504
GOIeFnment 8teekB-Marks. firm.
United states SKIES OF 1881 ln9S
seYen-Thlrty Treasury Notes s.....-......-.....l0s
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Your Obsdient servant,

THEATER.-Mr. MoCollum will take 3
benefit tomorrow. Give him full house.
He deserves It.
The COnways have benefit tonight. A
splendid bill is prsssntsd-Lucretia BOrgia
and Rob Roy. These excellent performers
are justly popular with our public. Their
engagement has been a most successful one
and in acknowledgement of their talent and
fidelity We expect to see a good house for
them tonight. Mr.. Geo. W. Lewis will re-
cite brakes code to the American Flag" F"
The Peep o. Day was well presented last
night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

1857, WANTS 3 FOUND.

WANTED-(KM4FMe MAoHMnl
w FarmsrL Volunteers and othsr8, % knew tha1
hefr stpcer fokBf can IS 70 190 per week With
Dno Of Afin's Oslebratsd knitting Machines Ityfn
am its cost IA thirty dsyB. PRICE, compiste, fa--
Wsirhf IS pounds. Freight rom 50 conts 70 el,Eo
sand for cifcn Lar and EaInpsas (ssnd Etampg.l
HILIOTT BaAN8OH,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

CoLLARs AND SHIRTs.-Go to Tage's for
your Paper Collars or good fitting Shirt.
decIS:I3O
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ny. sEOCK mARKKT-Dsc. IL.
Rose q PrsnlIIs' PrOvIslga market Re-

Rose q Prsnliss' RrOVIsi1a Market Re-
port
The following are the rates charged by them:
HamE-SvgRr-cursd premium Hams, D n...---.-iitf1
Drle0 bett-F
3houtdera-Susar-Cured 3
Baoon-Ur Smoked Sides =
LRrd-Prime leaf kettie-rend ed In bbls , b....Iso
" Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs , h..l2SQ
POFk-HO. mess u 90
Extra clear u bbl....... ..............sai,OO
81 No extra charge made for packages or cartaga
10 railroad depOts or boats. Ali articles warrant
ed strictly prime and equal to anything In the Sta
Orders mptly filed. Our sugar-cured Hams AID
late Ohio state fair ROSE PRENTISS,
Nos. li3, IA and lls Ontario-st.s Cleveland.
iulyl:R2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

proceeding with the regular toasts Of the
evening, read the following;
LETTER FRcN DR.. AIKEN.
CLEvELAsD, Dec. I6.
To Hessrs. I. U. Masters, W. J. BoardHoH
oad ". II. Hay1ard:
GEE1LENEE-I thank you for your kind in
Titation. 1t would give me sincere pleasure
to comply with it, and to pay my respects to
my friend the Hen. A. G. Riddle, before his
departure were it not that 1 have been con-
fined for several days with ill-heslth, and
dare not 60 out, especially in the evening.
Please make my apology to Mr.. Riddle, and
believe me to be, Very respectfully,
Your obedisnt servant,
s. G. AIKEN.
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Message from the President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

Terrible Explosion in OhleagO.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

Hale on the Personal Question.
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EEW ADVEETlsEEAENTS.

TOUND-A PURSE, OoET IEING A
n SwoiIrur nf money. TIE owner eau have it
81 calling 81 ttis ocs proving properly anc paying
r5r this advertisement. cecl3-l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18

< On INTEREST.-O. A. READ &
0.EU 90, Bankers, IS Superior-st., pay the
kiRhest rufas Or premium for November Coupons and
fnferagf or UI. \ Bonds. nova
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
ACTION.

Everything in the universe Is
formed for action. The planets
move On their ceaselcss rounds of
duty ever firing in their course,
and the moment one should cease
to move the course of nature would
be interrupted and it would soon
become extinct. The very elements
must be kept in motion or they losN
tn ir character. A stagnant at
mosphere is unfit to breathe and
stagment water soon grows putriG
and offensive. The streams by
their activity and the ocean by the
incessant motion of its waves arc
kept pure. The surface of the
earth is constantly changing its
torn growing up into vegetation
and returning again to form new
plants and trees and in its interior
by the action or hidden causes. And
all animated nature is full oflife
and activity. Even the highest
forms OF created beings, pure an
gelic spirits, are necessarily &C
tive as ministering spirits doing
L @ will oI God.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
MAKE A BEGINNING,

Remember in ALL things that il
you do not begin you will never
come to an end. The first weed
pulle up in the garden the first
seed in the ground the first! t!shilling
put in the savings bank andthe first
mile Travelled on a journey are all
important things they make
beginning and thereby a promise.
a plcdge,an assurance that you are
in earnest with what you have,
undertal en-. How many a poor,
id'e, erring, h,silating, outcast is,
now creeping and crawling his way
through the world, who might have
held up has head and prosp, red >
Instead ofputting of his resolution
of industry, and amendment, ,hc had
only made beginning.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
DON'T BE SELFISH

There is no virtue which is more
repected than unseltishness, and
hence We find the man who at
ts;ns the greatest popularity in
this world is rot to be who amas-
ses great wealth or staGds high in
the temple of fame, but it is lie who
like our Great Master, went about
continually doing good, and by
his philanthropic exertions has eft.
fected a measure, whereby the hun.
cry are fed, the naked clothed, and
spiritual provision made for those
WHO have been less favorably situ.
ated than himself.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
Pleasures ef Life.

The loftiest; the most angle-like
ambition, is the earnest desire to
contribute to the rational happi-
ness and moral improvement of
others, If We can do this-if we
can smoothe the rugged path Of
one fellow. .traveller-if we can
give one good impression, is it
not better than all the triumphs
that wealth aud power ever at
tanned 7 msis % ssas aa,tas
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
Keeping Potatoes.

will hazard the assertion that
freezing will not injure potatoes OF
any other root or fruit; it Is the
thawing which does the damage,
and not the freezing, as it is gen
orally supposed. Nor will gradu-
al t.lawing hurt them, it is only
when the thawing is too sudden
that they are injured. If we take
two frozen potatoes, apples or 9TH
er fruit, and place one under the
stove and the other in water lit
tie above freezing point, We will
find that the former will be spoil
edwhile the latter will not be injur-
ed because with it the thawing is
done gradually,
Potatoes may be hcaped up in
the patch and covered with two or
three inches of dirt we'll packed
down, and they will keep in spite
of a dozen freezings, if kept dry,
Ii kept in a cellar they should be
in tight box with lid it, that
they may always be in the dark, to
prevent sprouting; for if they
once begin to sprout, the starch
which gives them their mealiness,
is changed into other compounds
more favorable to the vegetation OF
the sprouts. If, while the pota,
toes are in the cellar. they should
freeze. do not wait for them to
thaw, bnt cover them with straw,
old cloths, shavings, or saw'dust,
and let them thaw very gradually,
and they viii CO me out good.
This will apply to turnips or
any other root. as well as apples
or any other fruit. The main item
is to keep them dry, and if buried,
to provide drains to carry away
the water from the heap,-C0r.
German 7slsgsapA. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
Sunday gsadius,
RELIGION.

IL finds a man in darkness, and
gives him light; IL finds him gull
ty, and it brings him a pardon; il
finds him sinful, and it makes him
holy it finds him blind, and i.
opens his eyes ; it finds him nak-
ed and it clothes him; it finds
him ignorant and it makes him
wise: it finds him weak, and it
makes him strong; it finds him
hungry, and IL feeds him on bread
that comes down from heaven it
finds him thirsty, and gives him to
drink of the waters of life; it finds
a wanderer and brings him to his
Fathers house; it finds him COM
panion of fiends and makes him
the friend of Jehovah; it finds him
the child Of the devil, and it makes
him the child Of God it finds
him a slave and it makes him free;
it finds him in prison and sets him
at liberty; it finds him weary, and
it gives him rest; it finds him in
disgrace, and it makes him honor
able /; it finds him in the road to
hell, and it places him in the way
to heaven: it finds his feet in the
mire and clay, and places them on
tho Rock of Ages; it finds him in
danger, and it makes him happy {;
it finds him dead, and it makes
him alive; it finds him a worn
and it makes him a king.