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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORnRE
.,. OF COURT,
N TaE VILLAGE OF oARRoLToN,

ON TTEsDAY. tho 22d day Of March, AID. 1854,
between the hours Of two aud iouT o'clOak D m,
the pfeInises will he sold b the highest bidder
the following real estate ~ the properly OF John
Dodd-, deeeased, to-wit; Situate In the county OF
Montgomery and state OF Ohio all Of lots No AZ and
~, situate and being % the town Of OarrOon egree
ably TO the pla plsald teNn ssld lois have on Them
stable, and other good oatbuildlngs.
Said properly has been app sed, Tree OF dover, al
$1,000 and cabot ec for ltsa than two thirds OF the
apFraised Valpe thereof, ~ "a ~ a.
dEkMs Og sALE-oue-third cash inland on day
OF sale, aud Que third in one and oRs,third ~ we
mortgage on the premises, ! i. ~. I'd ....l. =. =
AdminisiTaioro of lohn nodds, dsesAssd.
AnAn Cav Attorpey. hsONis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09

(TsstiR9rtit ts Of Mrs.. SIrab Gsuld)
ALBANY, INV YoRK.
PnoF DEMusR: Two years age my scalp became
diseased and my hair TO TALL ont very fast
Tae disease spread until MY scalp was emo complete
sore. II became very painful; my rest I'd night
broken; the burning and itching sensation ~ sup
por able; would apply remedy after remedy, hut
only lnomentary reli,f consulted several ply 81.
ciAns OF this city was informed ky them that the
disease with which my scalp was affected tue salt
Ri um, and that they lond no, oeneht me. read
You assured me that you would eradicate the dsease
and restore NV hair, which bad become very thin
With tnRt as,nrsncc placed myself N your hands
and the results are rave luNuriAnt head OF hair;
my scalp is Deriesty we'll and my hair has ceased 10
fall OFT. Respect ully yours,
Mas sAEAH GoufD, No. III South Pearl STREET
II i n fact acknowledged by all who have used the
Hair Rasiorer, and their name ls Legion, that lt Is
THE ONLY PREPARATION 4
That would eieetuRly and permanently restore the
hair OF those who arc Laid, aud prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF
The large and rapidly increasing sale Of Restora We
is the strongest evidence Of tho manifold benefits It II
oonterring upon
Il THE HUMAN FAMILY. N I j.
The confidence Of the public has been obtained, nd
they all unite in atiesung to It's iatt' and vast super.
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Everintrhdneed. do not rseomia, nd my prepsra-
ton to cause hair 70 srow six eet trehly i1any
mouths, as isa simple mpossibly, sud totally IN
consistent with the lnwz oi Nature. 10 those ho are
skeptiesl or ncreduous, will make bona iide oilers
win forfeit $1,000 ..i..
zone Thoufaud Dollars) II | aI to cure the Gorit
cases o. partial baldness under 1neen years siand,
ing, with
THE ONLY GEN INE HAIR EEsroRER,
This wonderful remedy Is sod by druggists gener,
ally. rIU..rr .sr.t tfIrf. ~
IF YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT cor 1T SEND
FOR IT.
NB.-Cures guaranteed ia every rasa where the d.
reluon- for Tee are implicitly OttYeh.
S~Pllce.ti per LQulie, ~ ga Loll fyf 81 H ..
ehfEL! tPRoR ai4A. VENitNS4l if
Boie Proprietor, No. ~ onnge str"t,
felSdlY El Ailaby SeN Work.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
@R0trdl.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Tear 1850,

ron THR CURE OF PRlVATB DISEASES.
And under the control Of two sf the sassl E1tnsnI
Physcians IN the World
DR. x BOSAPARTE, from LsndOA Ahd rRris
J Hospitals, aud for the past ten years Of the Gu
einnati Neneresi Hospital and hT, kkfhoLls,
late Of New York. This Is the snlV once IN me cty
where a Nermanent cure Of Private Disease can be
obtained. without tho use sf mercury or change Of
aiet Gnnorrhosa cuTed In ste "a hours. lAeet ctted
In sto 10 daysi sulctnIes cured 70 90 weekri NOE
WeAknes cared In 20 We,'Ss; syphilis in its pumA.
~ stages eured - days' aes odary .yipPoias ~ !
potency VigOT restored IN u weeks All diseases
hf private nature lreaed win snpzan eied success,
male female.
Private Gudeto Health. "a beneficial 10 il, male and
iemale old and YOung, shOald read hla book twin
enlghten those Who Crepe "a darkness, Pnss -
! pr. R.naparte'a Fssnch raient Malls solel II is
perfectly safe, and never iils 10 60 sahshshOH It's
Inc only safe and sure preventive against disease
Price OF the French Patent Male Sale, 81 ths single
sne - per half dozen " per dozen, seat by mail
safe and reliable remedy for suppresslOna aud all TO-
| male diseases Ladies' should not use them dhung
! pregnancy, a. they ~. produce miscarnAge Price
81 90 par box-eHtrA hne so-seStto any address BY
'Drs. D. A r. are ne zen 70 cspsulti thsy are un.
gnestonably yAskpsVlsdged 70 ss the ehampons and
kiuRs Of v, nereAi diseases. and the emily b0au who
/ TeeAive monthly reports from the old WoTid they
have been Aecustsned fro,s an early ase OF youth
] witness the various diseases whrh aiilio naAkind,
and 10 watch the Progyess ihrsHah lou1 career 81
professional Atudy IN every sphere Of life, fon the
huTnhs sbede Of Peyersy = The manson q s veal.
huneupg II humanity, tney determined e select me
gsnersiiys system as stndy and 10 De-
sSseo o. thesoi im portant hlnnloas Noietsrs Slb h.
answered uuass they contain remittance or post.
] % stamp CAL OF address, -.
| No lsa sycamore straet between fihh sixth, east
/ slde, Cinolnnau, Ohiu. aE0a .fI
O@cs hours 6o1a . AN. ioSPh, 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
NotrIs.
UNITED DSTATESHOTEL
REACH STREET, BOSTON.

REACH STREET, BOSTON.
(Direcy opposite tho PostoA aud srcestsr Railroad
Dspot)
FNHE undersgpcd. whS has bees cous ected with the
L Amagcan House, VI this city, or ever nine years,
has loA-ed this well.kuo0n Nnd popular Hotel for a
term oi yrRrs, and pledge him III I" his rt nds aud
the pusic ~ his utmost efforts to sustain the rep
utRton of the UNlTED STATEs HOTEL, ~ u hrst-
class house The public may rely upon finding, at
this house, al ths appliances and comforts of irst
cass hotel.
Price, rs heretofore, Tive bslArs per da'.
ocYlGru FRASR " PRATT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09

Furniture Sale-To.morrow morning,
at the nuction room Of Huber & Son, will be
sold Bedding, Bedstead, Chairs, Stands Dish
es &c. Also Strawcutter, ! large Cooking
Stove, aud Feather Bed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09

RIAL ESTATEAGRNT
no. 900 THIRD STREET, ATJoHN II. sfoPPEL
MANS OFFICE. O
III HAVE large amount Of property for rale, such
As houses and lots, IN I'll parts OF Ghe city at yar
Gus prices, ranging hom rnr hpnaicdio 10 thousand
dollars, on good payments, and Wtil situated; aud
Any quantity Of varaui lots Tor spes AtkI several
ARMS ior sale, ranging rom one huplTed and sixty
acres down 70 two acrel I, adjoining the ctysnd In
the county .a..f M .. ss..allI Il. 'I.I'l
Those having property for sale, and those wanting
20 buy, viii do well 70 call on me, 4 shall give
prompt attention toal BUSINESS entrusted 10 my care.
have bad eonsldarabe snperienee 40 die hnsinsss.
lasdlm f'I.r l. A. r. MCCLURE,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09

CONCENTRATED LYE

FAMILY SOAP MA KER.
w WdT makes high prcea seponder heipsto ts.
duce thon. Itm,kes Soap for -Four eonts pound
by using your N chen grease ..
Hs- CAUTIONi A. spurious Lyes are odered
also be aretul AMI only ohy the Patented article
putupinIron eaus al others being csunterfeits
PENEsYLVANIA SALT MANUFACT'NG CO.,
PhiIadeIphis-No Ia7 walnut street.
Pitt.burg -Pitt 81. and DUqussne Way.
nol7daW3in
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
O|I'Oh' AenlA and Columbus Rallro.,,
~ - 9 ssi5.a.l;lIaIsIsss.,V1',.'4 a.

hhEk baIly Trains knst- = - - -'llE----12AY
ihrr. isiiS Dalt ton 20 ali Eastern - lArous-
onoss sI,ns HisS, East. leans GSySoa 70, n,
'u onoa,. DSlnGrs Day Express az ~ nj 1ishh
p ia sops n, ava And London. Aocouii'eo,e ,fniiis
COiliubus Wy Hthtons between i,.,,.'.N " v
uiOdatiol ! AZ y ytoa nlsht express 45
PrSHs az y. n "'Ous Ahd Liu9nnati IA, -
o. thAh Dayton time Hniei"hieh - niinut,,s I'M,
lliIg Oh s. NJ 4 i.9 gan be had for al Eastern
nOl7 ~. ~, LIchet agent.
- w. hoobNA.fl,, SupArfr,a,.,.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09

Wanted to Rent-a comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms Tho western part
Of the city, north of Fourth St, preferred -
Enquire at this office diff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
Husic.

STRING MUSIC.
r AM prepared 10 ,uruIsh String hnsic for balls.
psrtes Ae.. at lie lowest possible rates. haVlnI
played With Prot FMrehild during the last summer,
feel confident that can satisfy all his old custom
ere. / Am a member Of the keRtrnehal Hand, aud
can furnish any number Of pieces for string band
and Jener.oa streets, under Huston Hall, VI he
promptly attended to-
del2dJm pANIF1. v. kAhkN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
Illinois central kaiIroa,, :.
- ~ Ne ssss, ..;.. ass..

,N..,-, ohANGE UF lIMA.
[ Iau, SUI Ater honday, EOyvu,irrls la,
Go,, LEAVE AATTUON ''' rs lO'i1Ns
io.nB NORTH i;iv M AuJ lI.mi,
NA H"u'h' d'SG 4 u aud $40 a. "''
oo,n. -, LEAfE PANA
noink north, G:VU u bi Ni1 Y.tb
uoinB sduth, ll3OH m AMI ~ = IN.
loii W. T. JuHhhON, oeo = ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09

Situation Wanted.-Wanted, a situa.
tion as Clerk, Book-Keeper, or Salesman
The applicant has had experience in all Wa
ges no object. City reference given. Ad-
dress this office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
Aprnhislolls.

Andrew Weingartner,
stall No. "a, Western Market House,
..." Dealer in I.s..aI.
Fresh Meats, Hams, ,SauSage,&C.,
Always on hand, Of choice No stock, aulOdsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
SdnduskJ, Dayton ana UihclnhAtl \. ,
"a 81 R - -. -.

- N III ~ ~ y faa4Aaaeeg11Al
4 IN ana dlei N0Neinter ~, Iats, anu D,, -,,,
~ noueei fHssehEgi aud trWgAt A nam. 80, az
"a 1luNi BolnS north, is follow: W" 'S@''
D.1n A. NJ. through FrekLt aud Arsu
OsfU WIN fAsNtug Gbf Httal leas = II "''iv'
Ill.Qll A. N. Aall iran IOI : p.luyn..l
1OsOO urbanAi Bvlv!Outsins, 0r,sI ~uhnS' !,
SAhunAyg cohnecllng al sInnS Sht1d vii, Ni'|u -ai,
isui'.Vn anu NOiulliNs, HTuNtuk "a Ututon,, l,'
~ ~ Va .fulh WIN ithihiti NutuIL ttt IN ~ -"
IRAN on ilusUursi ~ Nayut a 4 MOI. I 'ieH' MAJ
h,ss', arriving IA fustur s4o Ia aid 4, ~. sVii
s.,'" nj "t tDde VIII Iran UL t.eyti, . .'.'"tih
M nm, kOihs East, Hir'ink tI Gle, eNuu a, ~ iuItu
DuhAifA al Ii5D IA, anu buihd ut $50 " s,ip a. I,
nesal arriving lh loiodO NJ tz.In "a M Il.a,, - SVi4t
~ HI0nsO AZ iv"u q lIii and atiuuH ul . ~ uio
al =. Az Nght hA Press tUr s.i,If,,, - y a., .'
N.AA hhh huiluunlti'ri cuunes tti. .f ! = L4LF,t'
M sOIhH hfAt W iittaurg, H. MAN. ''o! ~ !
noHu' arriving Ctesllluu NJ u.iu d ~ p,,,u "Iith
w. e"hs West nHh tau htif, int IN, H. ',is "a 10
@@ 49, ~ hnu NLiuAkO az lV.TV IT,, a. q "A a.. nblHvat
o. NluNel"hd anu Toledo Il. It. ciit,,u l'h ma
, US DuuAllh al f;uu d, anu Ltttb, e'hnl 81
reaches saudusky st 2. 40 II IA. d" o.Sv y
Idlh r, IL. uuhts.Ii,e Aucutn bi.a,, -.
tsOC H"1'Vn on anna ui ifslt' I',.n - iuhNaF
wathf Springfield NJ 800 az, Jtts,hs m J'i~n't.l,
,,,, ieei y 80 ll.-o ~ bsiIpluusin. - 80 4
ana ~ nuhtsfnc at tz.l3a H.. ~ Alitl e.
4, ~ IAe's @ VI" uiis Lane lo hH points A,,nl
- htI ~ tiiu lcset uinct IA, a. ''"ot ati-
sAni l. ", hINe, 1luk,t Alsut " '' Z uo" Dtt
suie always ab ivW Us Ll am nm,
~, ~ '"'Vihihuoh relative ~ stil. ain, = -'.'o
"a l-Ss i'FJ a. t"v It4HpAll o tfaIalt -. = a.
A. - - Aftht' Ia, klJk St,,.. i'-' .
-" OtArf, Gen. Ticket a seLt 'F'' '-'' Iueh,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
BaIIImOre and ono R.,I,o,
- ~ ~ - - F. -.

sa1A ~ &k 4s;;;s .sssSass@sssa rsa..,i,..s
Ii 'S.,,,o sri HMiIVNAL LRoUTh.-1eIu,,n-,a--
anI,S ,,1t SS4 faikersbrg on The u @ss J ~ Mleeng
Joints 10 the es , ~ steamers, 49, Tor ana fr fl
StTg r'its bniiy Tor All lie Esst'NeS' ralNeS'
Leave Esi,tl.onJ anr only route 10 Washtnstou ,,
Anu 5IOp M aS a. tSv' 1;tO and I0.5v n, s,
and Washington at 700 40 and /, ',fV n oI1
Through @ 1,i,q5ys lo m NJ s AND n, oay i aud
va Washington CtI al an sTt,n can % proruI,
ialir tr -la are a, ow ms by an, ts ~ e4
sI AnJ Vi the prrucpsl ttIas, sd ONO
D.. u, SULLIVAN, Gen, wIN, w'hs hes'
W.p.sMITH, NJ hsStoL4.' SoL4.' Cen. Ticket Sgt S'I' 49,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09

B65"As a new call for 100000 more. men
is about to be issued, and as gold is going up
at the rate Of I per cent, per day It becomes
n matter of some concern 10 know what the
maitffT is tOyh Pe9Pls qpgAL i9I N. posted
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
11ldntc0.

NGTANTED-To oBRo W-sEvES HUNDRED
w DOLLARS, on good security Apply n this
OfiCa mai
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09

Book Bindery-In Beckers Building, over
the Post Office; every description of Binding
is executed in the very best style, aud at
cheapest rates, such AS Blank Books Maga
zines, &c Ruling done to order Remember
the place, Room No 23, Beckers Building.
Wv local +. W. MEYER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09

Executive Committee The City Exec
utive Committee will meet tonight A full
att ndance is desired. ........ .,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09

d Coal.-Geo. Mccain & Co, oler for sale a
supply Of Youghiogeny, Steubenvlle and
Peacock Coal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
JOHN GENGHAGEL
IAyouLD respectfully inform bis nume roas lss nas
w snd customers that he has purchase d the
Saloon and Restaurant

Formerly owned BY M. Y. Fines. southeast corner Of
Foh and Ludlos, uere he will able an times 70
supply them with tho best the markets anofd
oYsfhhs served np iu the best maBnoT, aBd on
shortnehoe. aus
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
Special Notices.
80 10 ME q

Of AC RERH,
7 EARNEsTLY caution ali youuY men suffering
| ron Nervous Debility, Sc. against eudahgering
their health. by pltroulaug any OF the adSeruslnR
uuacks You can 6i ly recover 10y the metnOds used
by the kdteffser, a1d ~ huur1s Of Others, and Ia
no other way. Re ,d iettsf when VIII send youif
YOU will send me q post paid envelope bearing your
address direct to EDWAHD II TRANER,
de2gdawBm !. I'. Lock Boz, boston idafs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
dayton and Mlcblgnn AallrUna.

~ e -. - \ slssss.ss,
nN and after Sunday, Nov 10, isss. tr.,,.
~ leave Union Depot, Sixth street, tor T0lcio A.,
Nilinlerinedlate points Ha follows
Toledo and Chicago MAI ~ lUUVn M,
Chicago aud Detroit NisAt ENIreasaI 4 ~ ,,,
sol X d, obobMAkkk, superintei,,is,.t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
Nallruahn,
Dayton s western tAiirOhO.
kea 50 lk 49,


ON and after Monday neat trains 90 .ne lndiai
NkCentral will lesye the lniUb Depot, sAtl stfSu,
aJs.55 m aud 46u ~.
Returning, viii stuVo At iI.lSa atd 90 lr
The s's6 q M, Spd 4bU IA, express usna ne .
close conneutCns 10 AL lVits m tle eel Au hout,
and 3uO m tfHiu IL he shortest aud quickest rDt
10 Chicago and the Northwest
no7 EN-. WOODWARD, superintendent
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-07
A. Happy w oman.

What spectacle more pleasing does the
world afford, than happy woman contented
in her sphere, ready at all times to benefit
her little world by exertions, and transform
ing the briers and thorns of life into roses
Of Paradise by the magic of her touch
There are those who are thus happy because
they cannot help it--no misfortunes dampen
their sweet smiles, and they diffuse cheer
full glow around them as they pursue the
even tenor Of their way. They have the
secret Of contentment, whose value is above
the philosophers stone; for without seek
ing the baser exchange of gold, which may
buy some sorts of pleasure, they convert
everything they touch into joy. What their
condition is makes no difference. They
may be rich or poor, high or low, admired
or forsaken by the tickle world but the
sparkling fountain of happiness bubbles up
in their hearts, and makes them radiantly
beautiful. They may live in log-cabin
they make it shine with lustre which kings
and queens may covet, and they make wealth
fountain of blessings to the children Of
poverty. Happy women are the highest
types Of humanity, and VIC cannot say how
much we owe to them for the progress o1
the race.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-07
Sacred Calling.

The New York Adcocate, in an ar
ticle on the "sacred Calling" says
''There are duties peculiar to the
times as we'll as the calling. The
minister is not only to instruct in di-
vine truth, and exhort to its recep-
ton he is set for the defense of the
gospel. The age is daring and
skeptical one. Formerly the advo-
Gates Of infdelity were all outside
the Church; now those most to be
feared are within her pale. The es-
sential truths of the gospel are as
sailed by the higher clergy of most
learned and influential establishment.
They set reason in the place Of Scrip
ture, and deny the sacrifice Of the
cross, the inspiration of the Bible,
and even the credibility Of portions
both of the Old Testament and the
New. They argue with much learn
ing and all deceivableness of unright-
eousness. In other days Popery was
outside Of Professionalism now the
propositions of the Council of Trent
from the creed Of many ministers of
the Reformed Churches, and pervade
some OF the most celebrated seats Of
learning. Nor are these revelations
of opinion confined to the old world.
The most daring ratlonalism and So
cinianism, and the most specious Pan
thcism, are put forth in all our cities
under the most sacred professions
and to the most intelligent auditors.
10 qualify the true minister to guard
his people against prevailing heres
les and skepticisms, he should be a
man Of learning as well as thought,
conversant with history and philoso-
ply as well as mighty in the Scrip
lures.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-07

Summer was succeeded by autumn,
and autumn by winter. The lone Wild
ow was without the winter vegetables
which had been destroyed through the
wantonness fthose whom she had nev.
er injured.
A revival took place during the latter
part OF the winter. 1t took some profess
sing Christians by surprise, as it found
them busy in giving and in going to par
ties Of pleasure. 1t did not take the
poor widow by surprise. She had been
praying, waiting, and watching for it,
Among the first hopefully converted
were those who had been carefully in
structed in divine truth. By degrees
those who seldom visited the house of
prayer became interested Some of the
hardened and hopeless ones We're, in the
judgment Of charity, born again.
Among these was Henry F..
While under conviction he had felt in
clined to 60 to the poor widow and con-
fess his faults, and ask for her prayers;
but something prevented his visiting
her until he was rejoicing in hope. He
then went and made his confession to
her.
81 knew it was you," said she. II
knew it in the next morning.
GLOW did you know it ?" said he
''This informed me" handing him his
knife.
"Why did you not send for me and
make me pay the damages ?"
''There was more excellent way. I
took that"
"What was it ?"
''To pray for you, in accordance with
the Masters directions"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-07

A Swarm Of Bees Worth HlYing.

B patient, B prayerful, B humble, B mild,
B wise as Solon, meek as a child:
B studious, thoughtful, B loving, B kind,
B sure you make matter subseryient to mind
d cautious B prudent, r trustful, true,
B courteous to all men, friendly with few,
B temperate in argument, pleasure, and vino,
B careful ofconduct, of money, of time.
B cheerful, grateful, B hopeful b firm,
B peaceful, benevolent, willing to learn;
b courageous, gentle, B liberal, just,
b aspiring, B humble, because thou art dust.
b patient, circumspect, sound in the faith,
b active, devoted, B faithful til death :;
b honest, holy, transparent, and pure,
B dependent, B Christ-like, and you'll be secure
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-07
81 AIn.''

VINO ever conceived more beautiful
illustration of this sublime text than the
following by Bishop Beneridge?
Il AN."- He doth not say, Tam their
light, their guide, their strength or tow
er, but only, II am" He sets his hand,
as it We're, to blank, that his people
may write under it, what they please,
that is good for them. AS if he should
say, are they weak ? I am strength !;
are they poor; lam all riches are they
in trouble lam comfort are they sick?
l am health are they dying am life;
have they nothing I am all things !;
l am wisdom and power; am justice
and mercy ; I am grace and goodness !;
I am glory, beauty, holiness, eminency,
supremacy, perfection, all-suficiency,
eternity Jehovah, I am. Whatever
is amiable in itself, or desirable unto
them, that I am. Whatsoever is pure
and holy, whatsoever is great and pleas
ant, whatsoever is good or needful to
make men happy, that I an.
THERE are many graceless preachers
On gracc-many uncharltable ones on
charity.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-07
+. II. CLARY,

A TVORNEY AT LAW, Mineral Point, Wis. OF
fee in Thomas Stone Block. lm-ylI
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-07
Christian Mission.
THE Northern in an article on
"Christian Missions says:
lures.

THE Northern in an article on
"Christian Missions says:
"Four hundred millions of souls
without the gospel and if ever sup
piled, they must be supplied by the
Christian Church. What labor, yea
what sacrifice is required to meet
this demand How inadequate, in
deed, is the present supply Of mis-,
sionaries! 1t is like stationing
single man in the city of New York
and then giving him all the State,
with the cities and towns of New
England, for his appointments. China
is not as we'll supplied with religious
teachers as would be the territory
describedin the case supposed. Hun
dreds of millions Of people are yet
totally benighted. They sit in the
valley Of the shadow Of death, and
there must they remain, perishing for
lack Of knowledge, unless the church
arouse to her duty, and hasten to the
rescue. Could the Christian people
Of this favored land realize the utter
desolation of souls without any know
ledge of Christ, and appreciate the
destitution of the vast multitudes Of
Chinese idolaters, without God, with :
out hope, without spiritual light or
vision, they would be less tardy in
their movements to furnish the much
needed help
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-07
The Mere Excellent Way.

IN a small house in the outskirts of
the village ofC-, lived a poor widow.
She supported herself by her labors as
q washerwoman. There was small
garden attached to her house. In it
she cultivated few vegetables and flow
ers. It also contained a peach tree,
which bore excellent fruit
One year this tree was laden with
fruit, when all other trees in the vicini-
ty were barren. AS the peaches ap-
preached maturity, they were watched
by covetous eyes. Some Of the more
vicious boys determined to rob the poor
woman They formed their plan, and in
the dead of the night they entered the
garden, and surrounded the tree. They
were disappointed. They found nought
thereon but leaves. Whether the own
er Of the peaches suspected this design
is not known; but just before sunset,
en- the very day or rather night ap-
pointed for the robbery, she gathered
her fruit and thus saved it.
Angry in consequence of their failure,
they drove some swine into Ler garden
and went home.
In the morning she discovered the
mischief that was done. While driving
out the swine, she found near the peach
tree knife with the name Henry
F. engraved on the handle.