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what au Editor 8Tight Have Been.

What an Editor Might Have Beens
Holland, the editor of the Springfield
Mass. Republican,, has been up in Yer
mont to aWhere he came FROM" and thus
sketches what he should have been if he had
not left home snd become an editor: 20
Your correspondent would have grown
stalwArt and strong, with horney hand and
q face as black as the ace of spades. He
would have taught school winters, worked
on the farm summers, snd gone out hay
ing fifteen days in July, and taken Tor pRy
the iron works and running gear Of wag-
on. gave
At two-snd-twensy, or theresbouts, he
would have begun to pay attention TO girl
with father worth $4,000, and spit-curl
on her foFehead-a girl who always went
TO singing school, and sEset In the seats" and
sung without opening her mouths pretty
girl, anyway. Well, after seeing her home
from singing school two or three years
taking her TO Fourth Of July, and getting
about 500 together, hewould have married
and settled down. Years would pass away,
and that girl with the spit-curI would have
eleven children-just as sure IS you live
seven boys and four girls.
We should have had hard time in bring
ing them up, but they would soon be able
enough to do the milking, snd help their
mother on wAsh days, and /, getting inde-
pendent at last, and feeling little stiff in
the joins, would be elected member of
the Legislature, having been an assessor and
school committee man for years. In the
evening Of my days, with my pipe in my
mouth, thirteen barrels Of cider in my eel
lar, and newspaper in my hand, I should
sit and look through pair of gold-mounted
Gpectacles, and wonder why should such q
strange, silly piece as this be published.
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The RInck rInr.

The black hag, says the New York
Times, has st last been raised In the rebel
Ststes-not, however, by the rebel soldiers
in fighting against the rebel troops, but by
Southern women fighting sgainst want.
We suppose that the two following para
graphs, descriptive of affairs in Macon,
teorgis, are explanatory Of each other, or
rather the first item is q Commentary upon
the last one; HOsbbsge, SO per head Gu
cumbers $40 each; bunch Of six hsh SD. |"
"A disgracsful affair is now going on up
town. A mob of women, with the black
flag, are marching from store to store on
pillsging expedition. The Pelham Cadets
are ordered out to disperse them
The description is short but it conyeyt q
very vivid idea Of life in Central Georgia.
The rebel leaders have very often threat
ened that the black flag should be raised
all over the South, and there are signs that
it will be raised extensively in the States of
the Southwest, but not in the interests of
the Southern Confederacy. When tits
rsised, woe to the rebel, lesders., When
these scenes are al over, Is they soon must
be, how welcome TO distracted people will
be the glorious flag Of the Union,
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The editorial correspondent of the Wash
ington ID. c. Star gives the following
from Maryland; -1
Among the noteworthy results of ernan-
cipat1on in this State SO far developed, is
the manifestation Of great and generally
difused esgerness on the part Of the negroes
to have their children learn to read and
write. They carry this disposition to such
An extent in this Eastern Shore) section as
to attract the attention of all. Their schools,
which are being improVised in considerable
numbers, are taught by their own class,
are wholly st their own cost, snd VIII
dou 5tless speedily lay the foundation Of q
far higher intelligence in the race here
than charaetsrizes the Maryland grown
negroes to-day. I do not e1aggerstS in
saying thst, so far, they evinee more inter
est in this important subject than do the
mass Of Msryland's citizens (white) in push
ing on the work Of improving their com
mon school System, which is one Of the
leading features of the new constitution; q
feature from which the community VIII de
rive as much benefit as from the sbolish-
ment of uneompensated labor. E
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% be used three times q nay. -
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ohio LunnfIe AsrIum.

The twenty-aixth annual report Of this
asylum is at hand and presents many
gratifying features. We append an, Sb-
strsct Of some of its interesting facts - q 3
November 1, 1868, there were l26 males
and l26 females under treatment. During
the year there were admitted IA males and
SO females Discharged and died 7s, males
and "a females. Remaining in the Asylum
l24 mSleS and I41 females; total, 265. OF
those discharged 90 males and Al females
recovered; males and II females improy,
ed !; l6 msles and l3 female funimproved,
and males and females died. Per cent
of recovering, Ell deaths, 8. ~,
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SpeElEI Nalites.
Observation-Disclosures nm VTG0F

n MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR
hrs hrr.-OF MOUTH REBHORUD In far weeks by DF.
r-r . Rico-d's ESSENCE or LIZA. DR.. Ricord (of
fiSl hss appointed Agslt n New York for the
sale Of hiH highly prissd Essenee Of Life. This
si1 ha Eones1 egsnt VIII restore Manhood to the mot
hattsred eonstituticn1 in four weeks, and II used
aeeoidng 70 printed Instructions, failure impos-
aibls. success, IN every case, is certain.
.oa Dr. Ricords Esenss of Life u cold in cassg With
- g e taetEsstions for ge At g. or four Quantities
W Sstd On e..pt u Ismttsnso q eo q R
ed agent. Circular sent frte receipt Of four
At7 Bro0Ee btrsst one door west Of Broadway,
fak16.pg NevFT Tork-
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~PHILOsOPHY or MARRIAGE

Tns PfoprIotors Of the New York Mussam Of Anat
omy dstsTmlned, regardless Of sxpsn %, f.
s- frss or the bsnsnt suffering humanity, and
suppression 81 quacEsTy) four Of their most inIer.
esting and instructive Lectures Marrisge and itI
-et ~ DISQUALIFICATION Nervous and Physical Debility
1 Premature decline Of Manhood IRdige esticn W eak
- nss5 or Depression, mpotsney, LsI OF Energy End
Manly Power; ne great s0aal XVI, and fhoSs
So Maiadifs Whith result from youthful follies
~ essSos os maturity and fkncrAnes Of PhysoioTy
L.asIt1s and laws Of nature.
ThsSs invaluable Lectures have BEEN fhe means
fz las ftenirg and ssViBg thorHAnds, ond viii be
forwarded Zee on SseeipF Of four stamps, BY ID
dressing SECRETARY, New York Aussun Of AnAt-
omy and Medicine, 61s Broadway, New York.
f-r y fsflHR9
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! I lMeMtal. -

DHYSIOIANS PRES0RIPTIOES--
IL The disponsstion Of hySioians' Prescriptions
always receives st cur hands that care snd attsn-
ton which their Importance demApds, and mons
but articles OF most dnsxoeptionablo quality sre
used in their pFsparation.- VI fl- o. II.
/ Physicians Whe oonfde their Prescription to
our care, are assured that our prices are always
Reasonable. CHURCHILL BROTHER,
tanS7 e --sf '1 No. IR6 Onisn pgtrest.
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PRESENTS.


Christmas and New Years at Union Hall.
Those who want Presents thould give Us call.
We hSVe Clothing FOR rich, and Clothing for poor
AL should come 20 ~ and Bargains seeuFei
We have OlSthing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Many more styles than IN now try to pen
Goats, OVerooats, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own mako and surely the best.
We have ScArfB and Scarf Pins Neck Ties and
shirtu, Gloves "a Collars, suspendsrs and Hats,
Hall. Hose and Handkerchief, Wrappers and Draw
Made ont Of silk, Wool, Merino or Gauze;
And.mAny more thfngs that ara usefuI and nice,
Which for these times We'u sell at VerJ low price,
Aud then for the ladies' God bless the dear creatures
And grant that no BorroW may ere mar their fea-
tureG; 4 -s-
rsprssnt for shon which wiz give them most
pleasure,
And b in each household blessing and treasure,
Il . 8 living HAOHINE' one Of SIHGER'S, you
know, m.y.T
Is ahead Of al other Machines msde to TO sew,
Il is simple, II II handsome, and easy to run
And BY far the best Sewing Machine uuder the sun.
Inen al Who want Presents to UNION HALL hie,
Well We know that when there yOuH not fail 20
For the gfI that are valued and prlzed most Of ali
Are those that are purchased at our famed UNION
G HALL. -.l 1901 .rs-
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- DR R. G00DALE'S
GeAAKHAFRBBE4 eAKAFRBE
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

II penefrates the secret ambush OF
this terrible diease, and exterminGtes IT, root and
branch, forever. st
1t removes all the Wrefehed symD-
toms OF this -losthesome mHlsdy, and aTeIts e0n-
sumption. = =
It cleans the head, deOdOrises the
breath, and Affords the most grateful relief. %.
1t alleviates more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tell.
1t is noted for curing the most hone
less cares. taat every known means failed IN.
It cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tarfhJ OF the most obstinate and violent types
No form OF Catsrrh or noises in the
cad can reAistits penetrating power.
DR.. GOOdale's CatREFh Remedy A a
harmless liquid. inhaled from the palm OF the hand
DR.. Y. 6OOdaIe Is known thrOuRhOut
the country, as the Author Of the only True Tbeo-
~ Of Oatarrh sver published. where It's Origin
What It's EsVages-Mode OF Treatment-and Rapid
Cure in all its forms. =
DIR. GOOdaIe's Pamphlet on Catarrh
should Be read by every one It can be obtained at
our nearest Agency or By sending postage stamp
to cur ofBoe. tl. -lss
Price 81 60. Send stamp for pan phlst -r
NORTON 4 CO., Sole Ag'ts, rs Blssker st., n. Y.
Sold by G: W: CLARK. Clsy, land febs:RS
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BELIls sPECIFIO PILLs-WAR,

e IAETED N ALL oAsES.-Oan b rslied
HsSsE M 70 0uFsl Do not nsusaAtsl ArO Epssd
Iasstioni EochangS Of diet required Do not Il
taFflro With buEinalI pursuit1l Can BE- uned with
eat dstsotioni Upward Of 100 cures the past mcntk
--aoue of thBn vary severe ca1o1, Over o1o hun.
a6Fod phyIisiAus have used them IN their prac-
50, s1d spsak well Of their esnoaoy, and approve
q thsiF e1mpolltion, Whioh 3 entirely Vegetable
a1d hAsmlaaI On t. syEssm. Handrsds Of oortiA,
oateI caa b GboEn. BsIPB Specific Pills are e,
sEiginsl and only gonlins Specific Pin. They ara
a1lpssd for male and female, oldor young auo
tba only roliAbh remedy for sGectinE permad
Hant and speedy cure IN ali cases Of SDormatorrheA.
q Seminal WoAknn1s, with al its trains Of evils,
Gleh q Urothral and Vaginal Discharges, Glest,
u Whites, Nightly or involuntary Emissions, In
saatnsnos, Genital Debility and Irritability, In
possncy, Weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
bflity, &o., 6c AL Of which ariss principally fro
Sexual HxoesssS or SELF Abusss OF BoEe oonstitu.
from fulAlIing the duties Of married Life. In al
nsSusI eiloasSs - G0norThea Glsss and stricturea
Ds1saiftlg PhyEioiaa for ths treatnsnt Of Seminal
a. DrinnFY, nsxa1i and EerTous DissaSeS who VIII
ssad, NE e sli, the folloNing valuabis voEk, In
ssAist enxelope:
EHE FuFIHEE THoUGkBp.-Dr. Bella Trsatiso On
Galf Abuse, Premature Decay, Impotence and Los
~ roW0E, EsxuEl Diseases, Seminal Weaknsl1,
NIrhfly Emissions, Genital Debility, &o., &o., q
Danphlst Of 64 pages, containing important ID
1fes = he GIfsted and which should be rad b.
every sufferer e the means Of cure IN the ssVsrOIt
HtaEsl is pllinlf ust forth. I've stamps required
% pay postage. fuly2l:RS:mo.W.friAWy
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New YORK 9 Harlem RallrOad.
TOFICK no FRAyTLERs,

NOTICE. 10 TRAVELLERS
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
(sundNFl exoeptad.l
-hOREIHH EXPBESS, lsaEing Troy at os10 A.
T.: nom Albany ct Hudson River Depot - $50 A.
-. arriving ct New York At $40 ?. n
AFTERNOON EKPRESss leaving Troy IS 3soo,
P ~; from Albany Gt BIS P. n, arriving at HeW
York At os2o ?. n, consisting with express trAnl
for PhiladelphlA end Washington Oity.
The Cincinnati Express from BunAlo oonnecta
with the $50 At Albany for New York By the HAr-
Tor the bstter aoooanodAtion Of the public, A.
raneamsnB have been made % run the tratn1 @
the Hudson River Rsilroad %. and thoss Of the n.
7. and Harlem Railroad %. At different hour NON
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers win be Tickstod and BaEgAgs eheoksd
ever THIS road direct TO New York b The oentrax
E. B. Co., and AL connecting lineA North and West
Pioksts Of the Hudson River RAIlroad %. and %
his %. win Be received By sithsT read and Bag.
,. % checked By sithsr Company win Be delivered
n Nov York without change Of cheSkB,
Nov. ID, 1854. y. A. CHAPIH, Bap's.
FoRo b. GzzEH. Advertising Agent.
B. KEIoEEaBocKER, Agent Albany. noa&E
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OONNNOTIOHgi

Shslby-5aldusky, MAnaEeld q Newark Railroad, =
nAnEasds Mt. Vernon Newark, EanssTflas
20.
OrsstIins-Pitt5buREh Fort wayne OhlcAgo Ra1i
road, Forest, ODper 5andusky, Dapho1, Lima,
Fort WaYne, Lsporte, OhieaEo, &c., West Ana
East for nAnGded, Wooster, MaasillOn, a..
aFnton and Bellefontalne Rsilroad Line Tor HAronS
BaIlsfontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, IndiAna
Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, 10.
DeleTare-With Springfield Branch for 3prinRdelf.
Coiumbus-Littls Miami q Columbus, md Xs1ia
Railroad, for 1ania, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terrs HGute, Sc. Louis, Morrow, Lovsland, and
OnoiunAtt and with The Ohio and MisIiiIlDEs
RaIlrOad at Cincinnati for LouisVille, ETanR.
vile, Cairo, st. Louis, and al points on TIE
Ohio RiVer.
CoIumb1S-CsntrAI Ohio Railroad for Newark, EAnsSi
VILE Wheeling, 30; Columbus, Piqus 4 Ln8
diana Railroad for PiquA, Urbana, "a.
Ug-For Tickets 70 al Doinz and information 1EFiY
At The Passenger Station, and ct Union Tckst Oeesi
Y CieTeisnd, OCT. 81, lssl. SursTinfsndsns.
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HAS THE WAR INCREASED INSANITY

The Superintendent raises this question,
and answer mo- from the record. It was
generally supposed that the excitement and
distress of war would greatly increase in
sanity, but by comparing three years and 3
half before thewar with the same times fter
the war it is found that there were admit
ted during the former period 307 males and
32l females-totsl 62s; and during the
latter period 249 males and a64 females
total 6lS, or ll5 less since than before the
war for the same timeI The per cent. Of
decrease was 1889 for males, and Is s6 for
females. Enlistments have not diminished
the number, because all sent to the army
who have become insane have been return
ed home and sent to the Asylum. -.-
This Asylum is open to forty-two Of the
central and southeastern counties.
There are employed, six officers of the
Institution, Linetesn male and twenty-one
female employees. The products of the farm
and garden amounted to s4, 4,559 for the
year. The expenses were s6o,37s 81.
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A pamphlet directing how to speedily re- lre
sight and give up Epeetaelss without "a Of doctor
o. nsdisens-sent By nah frse, on r9eipt Of zen
oentn. Address E. B. FOoTE, N. D.
fsbI4R3dAw ll3O Broadwar. New York.
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CImht1g.

WE WILL SELL, FOR THE NEXT
w Thirty Days, ouI heavy stock Of sURT0UT
0YERC0ATS and SACK 0VRRO0ATS, at COST.
A large stock Of Bush ~ Suits, English Walking
Coats, Sack Goats, bit X FEock Goats, and Fancy
Cashmere Pants and Vests, at greatly reduced
prices. We will give Rreat bargains In Under Gar
msnts and Gents Fur ishing Goods.
Our Custom Departi Snt il now complete in every
particular. 8. MANN,
decl6 1S2 suEiHior It,, opposite Bank IT
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Connections are mado at HonroeYEle with ths 3anl
duskY Manahsld B Newark B. 3; q Clyde With tha
Sendusky Dayton Cincinnati 3. B.; At Fremont
V-ith the fremont 3 Indiana 3. 3; and ct TcsBd3
vffk ths Miehigan Southern 3 Northern Indiana and
Toledo 4 Wabaah Railroads for OhicAgo, Detroit
AlI0n st. Louis, and al points Wosts Aorthsst and
eouthHegt. -
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and a.
We8t At ss70 A. n, 2bS p H., and e:l9 2. T. Err0
sanduskJ ct 9:i5 A. n. Z. D. BUOAAks 5apS
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EREEUH POPLINS-GREY AND
= Steal seloTod Preach Pcpllnl lnst oPened b
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OLEYELAND AND TOIED0 4 3
6. WHITE ARR4HaEMGaR. issl

On and aftsr HondAy, Oct. glEt, ls5l, PaDsnssE
Trains Win leATs Cleveland - fo1oVH (5andAyB sK.
s:ieI.M.-GHIaAGO NxPREss.-ssops at Bsrsa,
eirafton, Obdflln, Wakenan, HorWaIk, Monroe
VILE, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and llmoro,
and arrives at Toledo IS l3:l5 ?. l., OhicAgo ak
U:3OP, y, and Detroit 10 IN
a.toP, M.-WESTERH MAIL.--StopI Is AZ gtatioll
or Southern DiYiEion. and arrives e Toledo e
T.5F. n; Chicago at 5 :5 A. \. and Dstroit -
lO.1OP. 4.
G.soP. M-EOBFHKRN MAIL.-stopg At ~ Stai
lions on Northern DiVi8ion. and arrives Is sans
dusky ss 7.I0 p. N.
na9 p. M.-HIGHT EXPRESS. .-stOlg at grnfton
EorHAIk, MonroeVtlo, Olyde and lfsmonA and
Arrives st Toledo Is 7s13 A. Il; OhioAGo at u a
~ aad Detroit at s % A. n.
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MEDIC s 5ISS
2E.EIEl a ORDINARY
IOO DOLLARS PREMIUM - e
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or spermattOrFhea, elect, &cs and
~OTENCX CURED.
AEIEh ALI OIhEh I6AAIAAnE
DIR. A. GIBSON,

DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly OF New York CITY, viH pay one hundred
dollars for the proof that he ever AlI 70 cure the
Above-nAned diseases. BE WIN pay the same mn loE
States treats the same diseases With equal 1acos1
Amer many years Of aborioug study and eEpcFianea
unfortunate, that he has perfected syItsl q FsAt-
meat for .I-s II ..sl- T.-,IT-
THE SPEEDY AND PKRMAEHKT OUKH
Of the above and also All CONTAGIOUS diseases Of The
thHefron, including General
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PR0sTRATION.
BE has 5ueceeded in curing In this city some
whom bad expanded hundreds Of doIlars vita self.
InAladlss With suooega' and without receiving the
DR.. GIbson dos nst boat that he ID a m.nhsr q,
ZONE uoliege IN London or Paris, ~ perhaps some
otheu do for the p1rpose Of ensnsr1ng the innocent
lied. But Whist Dr. G. might boast Of z this thSt
he able TO give entire satsfactou 70 those who re-
pose oonndenoe IN his Sb{ity and integrity, and that
ne mas pertsotaa an American VItem Of treatment
which challenges any PhyEtcian Of London or Paris,
Of seminal weakness, and sh diseases or deranSe.
meut1 both mental and physical AriSng from Bex1L
Dr. Gibson also claims for his new treatment the
tolloEing advantages over AL ltherE yet discovered
and hrSt,. the agents used are W respect Disagree
oury, nor any other deletoFiOus drug; secondly no
restrictions in diet o. busine1s q req1ired thirdly
h6 treatment Is positive and certain IN al cases. he
stands prepared 70 90 into any pubic or private hos
pitsl IN the United States and demonstrats the i'm
sT now Known to the world, in POINT q pronpsns-s
permAnencY, mdness, safety and oonVsnienoS 20 ths
patient
DR.. GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past five years performed many
cures Of diseases which had for ysAn resisted All
other modes of treatment References can be given
TO iEdvid1al5 Of the rst respectabty 10 Cleveland
Boston, New York aud other cities, in regard to
skill and integrity in all professional trAnaacto
Dyspepsia, RheumatiSm, SerofulA, all Diseases Of
tn Urinary Organs and all Chronic Diseases treated
With superior success.
Medicines ssnt to any part of the country on
receipt Of ten dollars.
DR.: Gibson's New York on Physiology for sale at
his ofice.
DIR. GIBSON,
PROFESSOR OF ELEcTBoPATHY AND MKDIuIHEs.
Ofnce-lI9 Seneca street, few doors from SUPERIOR
up taiTs, Tposite the Oity Hotel.
S-0flce houIs from to Il and from to O'Clock
Daily (SundayB excepted janlT
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{ Is4AO A. IBAACg UNIO5 HALL,
Sos Agent for the sale Of Singers Oelebratsd Sew.
ing Machines, storT's AntomAton Freshman,
Loo and Strong'S Pstent Armg Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior and Union -sts,
~ Look out for the eiants.VA dec2I
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gsaI estate agtueIes.
0OR sALE-KINsMAN STREET.

F0R SALE-KINSMAN STREET
IL a nice tWo-story Cottage House with every
oOuvenience, and threse screG Of land.
ERIE eT.-GoOd, new HOUSE, rooms, and lot.
UEIYERsITY HzIaHB-GoOd House and lot.
$500.
VACANT LOT-on Oourtland st. $500.
BRIDGE eT.-Good Rouse, rooms, and lot; SSOOO
TAOABT L0T-12lz2o2 n. on SooVIil avenue.
ST. OLAIR BT.-Hear Wilson aF,; 70 I8 acres.
EAST 6bEFELAHD-Good House, rooms, and
nearly an &C ofland. $500.
PROSPECT sT.-East Of Erie, two story brick
Hou1s, with marble mAntleg, slate roof, &e.-
Lot 3sxl40. Recently occupied By Gov BrouSh.
EUCLID ST.-Good tWo-Btory brick House, marble
mantles, hot and cold water, bath room, &c.
ERIE ST.-HeaE EUolid. tWo-Etory frame HOUSE,
= and lot S3xsS n 5000. a.
6OOVILL iAFEGUG-Briek House, two Etories
and lot 40LIes a. 5000.
LAKE sT.-NIee tve-story cottage House and lot
GARDEN sT.-NeaE Hudson, one-And-a half StoTy
House, and lot BSE92. S425O.r 3 B.. sf.., , :
CEDAR sT.-Txo-Sfory hAme House and Lot sSx
Iss. 5000. ,--Tra-I. ti.- -
COLUMBUS sT.-T,lstls House for sale on long
20 credit. i.r5- 6rea..a-Ia.fa 81
COLUMBUS sT.-eAod frame House, "a rooms,
- good barn and trlitE. 81 tt ffaLlrT
TRACY eT.-House and Lot. 5000.
TRACY sT.-Hoans md Lo5.s $500. 49, :.
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DAILY LEADER.
mo CouztIfufIonaI Amendment,
aa1,tS 81 DR.. HOLMES.

AT meeting held st Boston, on sAtur-
dsy evening, in honor Of the Constitutional
Amendment the following hymn, by DR..
Holmes, was sung to the tune of H0ld Hun
{lred:a "a ~ frsa-s. l-s gI ..iE72 IGf
GIvsr Of an that crowns our days,
WITH grEtsfui hearts We GiDg thy praise o.. q.
Through deep and desert led by Thee, VA. -
Our Canaan . promised land v ssss,
Ruler ofNations, Judge our esus6! e.
five have Kept thy holy laws.
Ths.sens OF Belial eurss in vain
The day that rendG the esptiVe'g ohsiR. . =
Thou God ofTengeSrce IsrselB lord
Break IN their grasp the shield and sword, ,
And make thy righteous Judgment known
TN all thy fees are oVsrfhrswn Lls
Then, Father, lay thy healing hand
In mercy on our stricken land
Lead all its wanderers 90 the fold,
And be their shepherd a. Of oldt
30 Ihan one Nations song ascend
To Thee, our Ruler, Father, Friendj
While Heavens wide arch resounds again
With poaoS on earth, good Will 70 mSni
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