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oil Company
SECURITY OIL co.
CAPITAL, 100000.
SHARES 81 90 EACH.
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT
Additional Working Fund to be Ap-
pFOpFiated, $50 600.
W. S. c. OTIS, Esq, President.
r. ). LEWIS, Secretary.
@. =. READ, Treasurer.

DIRECTORS:
W s. O. OTIS, W B. CASTLE,
JOHN HARrHF55, A. Z. MANNING,
WM. Z. sTANDABT W. WELLHC USE,
JOHN d SARGENT.
The Company own in fee simple, flee Of ineum.
brsnce, ample Lands located iu the very best OIL
DISTRICTS on the Allegbapy River and Big san-
dy Cre,k, Venaugo county, Pa. Also three Tracts
under Leas hold, on Wh,h THBEE WELLS are
commenced. which are oontrActe1r (sud ALREADY
paid for to be put down 10 the dsFth of 600 fset)
one Vel is nov down 436 f-et, with Ane show Of
Gil, with interest IN two Efgines, Tools, Tubi7g
Fixtures &C., paid for.
In addition to the moreYs already expended, the
Company have nine Thousand dlllars cash on hard.
Subscriptions will bO received at the Banking
House Of q. A. Read & Co., 9S Superior
street, for balance of unscld stock, $50. 900, at
par value. The entire amount subscribed to be ap-
proprlsted for working the Lands for the benefit Of
the Company. feb4:l92 4,hp
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NATIONAL BANK5.-The National City
Bank of Cleveland has beon authorized to
do business, with capital of $500, coo.
The Merchants National Bank began
business on Thursday last.
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On UREEK RAILROAD CoNFANT.-A meet
ing of the Oil Greek Railroad Company was
held in Erie on Wednesday last. Frank
Thompson, Esq was elected General su-
perintendent, and the following gentlemen
Directors, for the ensuing year:
President-Thomss Struthers. Directors
Dean Richmond, Thomas A Scott, Pres
colt Metcalfj W. s. Brown, William Keep,
Henry L. Lansing, Chas H. Lee, John N.
Kennedy, Joseph D. Potts, John A. WI
son, Edmond Yardly, and VIM. A. Baldwin.
Secretary and Treasurer-John +, McPher-
son.
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COuRT OF COMMON PLEAs.-This court will
commence on Monday next, Judges FOote,
Bolton and COfnberry occupying the
bench. We have already published the
list Of Grand and Petit Jurors.
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Farming and oil lands For Sale
One hundred acres Of good FsrmIag Land (oil has
been disc c5versd on the adjoining tract,) will be
sold cheap If applied for soon. Call on addEess
VIZ. E. CLARKE,
ian91.Iso Leavittsburg, 0.
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Fifth Ward-N0tice.- The enrolled men of
the Fifth Ward are requested to meet at the Bsp-
st Chapel, st Clair street, on Friday eyeningl
February 10Th, to consult as to the best means Of
clearing the ward from the draf, or to form Pro-
lection Club.
BY order of the Trustees. feblO:l5)
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Church OF the New SerusaIem (sWe-
denbOrgian)- Service every Sunday evening at
o'clock, a. Temperance Hall, lsi Superior street,
up airs, right hand entrance.
Lecture on Sunday evening, February 18th, on
"The End Of the World" by Rev. W. G. Day,
minister.
Service at the Church on Detroit street every
Sunday morning at II o'cleok. feblrls9
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AGAIN At PAh.-The Crawford Journal
says that since the recovery of the bonds
and the arrest of the robber the money Of
the Crawford County Bank is again at par
throughout the country.
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TIE TAR SPRING PETROLEUM CoNPANY
commenced the sale of their stock in eleve-
land some two weeks since, and much
greater Investments have been made in
this company's interests than the Directors
had reason to expect in SO short period.
The recent oil discoveries that have been
made in Crawford county, Indiana, and
Lewis county, Kentucky, in which thie
company have two thousand acres of oil
territory, has created vast amount of ex-
element among oil mon, and many of the
most careful busiress men and experienced
oil men are turning their attention and
putting their money in interests in these
localities. The New York Petroleum Jour
nal says that sat least twenty Petroleum
companies, with an aggregate capital of
$15, ,0OO, 900 to $18, ,OOO, 900, will be in opera
tion in Lewis county, Kentucky, with the
coming spring"
The Lafayette (Ind.) Journal has the fol-
lowing;
The Petroleum excitement has reached
Indiana, ard RACES in some parts of the
State with the fervor of the Oil Greek fever.
Thomas StaDfeld, a citizen of South Bend
and u gentleman well known throughout
tho State, in company with others; pur-
chased oil lands in Crawford county, on the
Ohio river. We learn that their labors
have resulted in striking Ill, which hows
from the well at tho rate of seven barrels
per hour. and that Mr., Stanfeld has been
offered q million dollars for his interest.
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GOUAi4 NOTICES.

Society of piritualists.-Dr 3. Cyriaz
will speak at the Hal, 1sI Superior street, tomor
row Sunday, February 18th, morning and evening
a: hslp past ten, A. n, AMI seven o'clock P. II.
daolElS9.
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Cleveland, Jan. 20, 1865.

CO.pRFtne-sbip.-H.T T. Hover having asso-
ciated with him Albert W. Hawkins and J. Henry
Ford will continue the Wholesale and Retail Dry
Goods business, under the firm name OF d. L
Hover & Co. at the location formerly OccU pied by
J.M.& Ii. T. Hover, No. go Superior street and
No. 14O Seneca street.
Cleveland, Jan. ~, 1866.
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To the Pnbgfe.-In calling attention to the
above col artnership notice. we beg to assure you
Iv noDuIar bY always keeping on hand tirst olas
.ioek of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, by selling
them AZ the lowest market prices, and by fair deal
ing to make it for your interest to give US your pat
i'-''eN H. t. HOVER CO.,
ian21ls7 29O Superior and I4O Seneca street.
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Sixth Ward SrIcPrOteetIOm Club
Regular meeting viii be held On ga urday evening,
February 10th, at the WigHam.
Certid ,ates of membership can be oh aimed en-
application to either Ct the undersigned.
W.P. FOGG, President,
GEo. A. KoLBs, Secretary.
Gko. W. OALKINs, Treasurer. febS:l7s
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ssBy Their Fruits Ye shall RnOV
Them.''-The almost innumerable testimonials
received by DR.. B. H, seelye, from parties who
have In short time, ana ct trihins expense, been
completely cured of Catarrh, by the uss o. lis Liq
nid Catarrh Remsdy, are unansWerable arguments
See advertisement. feb5E5
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NORTHERN OHIO OFFICERS IMPRISONED AT
COLUMBIA, s. C-The correspondent of The
New York Times, who two months since,
accompanied Lieutenant Colonel Mulford's
exchange feet to Savannah and Charleston,
obtained from enc Of the released prisoners,
whose duty it was to keep the roster of his
comrades, list of officers confined at the
prison psn at Columbia, s. c. We Gull
from the long catalogue the names of
Northern Ohio officers, as follows: Lieut. D
0 Kelley, Co B, Tooth Lieut. NJ Reuse, Co
D, 72i; Lieut. Knapp, Co G, 7th; Lieut.
L Mcmahon, 72dj Lieut. Fairbanks, I'D !;
Lieut. J C Kennedy, Co E, fth; Lieut. L
Perrin, I'D; Capt Copeland, Co F, 7th +;
lat Lieut. C Shaw, Co L, 7th; Capt W B
Wider, 21st; 1ss Lieut. G " Hale, 1O1st /;
I'd Lieut. J MahOny, Co X, 21st; Capt Il
H Alban, Co F, 2lsti Capt Isaac Casal, Co
G, 2lst; Capt S Garfield, Co K, 21st; 4;
Capt Milo Canton, Co H, 21st:
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SKATING TO-DAY.-The Skating Park will
be in inc condition to-day, and will un-
doubtedly bs visited by largo number of
persons. The Park furnishes the only
skating in the city,
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CITY NEWS.

RxcRuITs-Twelve men were mustered in
at the Provost Marshal's Office yestarday.
Next Wednesday is the fatal day.
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Attention. 4th Ward !-Meeting5 every
night this week, Turn out every man, for Satur-
day night determines th9 question whether we
shall have a draft.
Certificates of stock are now ready, and can be
obtained of r. J. Fuller, 2l5 Superior treet or at
the En- sine House in the evening, Let eV.ry man
Co his duty.
Byorder oftbe Committee. febs189
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I AIDES WRAPPERS AND DRAWERS,
4 al sizes, IN MorinO and SILK.
TATL0B, GBISWoLD & co.,
deoS ~ Superior street.
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ClnttEs atriuaErs.
CLOTHES WRTNGERS.

have the Agency Of two Of the beat Clothes
WriDgers ever invented, viz: Putnam'a " Ezcelsi-
or and the Little G aat," be III Of which sre
Btlf-s diusinK, simple and durable. One Of the ad-
vsDtag OF the g Little Giant" consists 10 its te-
ing Ispt for HqusTe box or any size tub, aud
took the irst premium at the laft Ohio State Fair
by actusl trial. D. not buy any WTinger until
you call and ex anime q hat have.
GEO. D. BECK, go Superior st,
fsbS Opposite Post Office.
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CHICAGO aGARKET.-Reb. 10.
JBK IxEKsRAPE.I


WReat(oui.t; d clinod ~. Gales at d 4s1z
az for no /.
dSOrn-Firm and advanced %.
GDRds-Quiet.
HIghWfDes-Bull at 81 155z. -,
Dressed HORs-Firm and more active at ASS4
9l4e.
whisky ull at 50 16.
PrOVtsiOnF-Firm; n'thinR doing.
POrlK-Mess nominal at sS4 pO9So CO. PIime
.'ess inse i've at Ss1 OO99l 60.
Fsesss-Quist at 16H16Ae.
HORs-i-e9l Us.
IHrti-Fi:m a. 2lA922o. -
Receipts-Flour 5sc bals; wheat se0 ; corn
5000; oats 1900.
Rose q Prsnssss' AsrOs1ssGa mssAes Ne
pOrEs
The following are the rates charged b as;
HaIns-susAr-ouro rod premium hams 3 D..'...ss5S 9
7soEzlssars-SuEar-onrsd 3 I3....-..........le 2
BacOza-Or smoked Sides 9 i5-.-...-.-...-.- =
aarts-Prims leaf kettle-Tnd'd IN hbls or trcssS .
Prime Leaf kettle-rR1rd in kogs 8 DE- De- q y
fparIE-EO 3 -
Extra clear 3 3bbi....-.........--..---...'' y ~
Ess- no extra charge made for packages OF eart-
sTs 10 railroad depots boats. All articles ato
warranted strictly prime, and equal 80 anything Ia
ne State, Orders promptly filed.
~ HOSE & PRENTI5S.
da1s-R Kos. I49. l84 sadie Ontario street.
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A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON EU-
n cid street, foc iirst class Residence is offered
Tor sale at reasonable price. II Fronts Euclid
street S0 feet exteudi1g back 1910 feet and contains
Eve acres On it are Planted, and in thrifty cOndi-
to 90 Grape Vines t5 best varieties-t alta ba,
D lawHte aDd Concord also, lUO Peach trees aud %
Apple trees Of tire best ki4ds. The land is little out
side the city limits the Street Railroad passing the
remises. Apply to s, FOhJAMbE, No Atwater
Building. Jan 6;fSg
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Corner Ontario st. and PHBIIe square,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.

n. B.-Dr. HaIliwelI begs to inform his many
patrons and friends that be intends to remove from
his old stand on or about the rst Of April Of which
due otice III be given, febI
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DEATH OF ROBERT sTERLIEG.-The follow
ing letter was received yesterday. We
publish it for the information of the friends
of the deceased.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7, 1865.
Sir: Please inform the parents, ifliving,
or relatives, Of Mr. Robert Sterling civil
engineer) formerly of your city, of his
death, which sad occurrence took place in
the city of Mobile, Alabama, in the month
of September last. His disease was fever.
At the time of his decease Mr.. s. was
Lieutenant Colonel of the 1st Tennessee
artillery Regiment, (rebel) which surren-
dered with Fort Morgan, Aug. 25th.
was for many years engaged with deceased
on railroads in Tennessee, and always re-
garded him as a most estimable gentleman
and can deeply sympathize with his fami-
ly in their great bereavement.
Respectfully,
J. NJ. CoLBURN.
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HLhIHANTb7 A AIIUFAL BANN u OILF hIANDl {
Cleveland, O., February 9, 1865.
This Bank having bsen daily authorized by the
Comptroller of the Currency to commence the busi'
nt IS of Banking under the Act stortsa d, will optn
its books and be prepared for the trsnsac ion Of
business on Thursday, the 9th inst.
The busintss of the Meroh8nts' Bank fCleve-
land except IN the oosing up Of i,s affairs, will
ceae at that date
This Bank will buy and sell all descriptions Of
Government Bonds, aud act as the Agent OF jay
Goose IN the ssle Of U. S. "SeTen Thirty" notes.
4, P. HANDY, President.
W. L. CUTTER Cashier. fsbsl9j
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coM NJ ERcIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFIWl,

FRIDAI EVENING" FtDs IUl I00'
ReeeIpts-Ths receipts of Gtain BY rail Naring
the twenty -four hours ending at ons O'Clock to-day
we're IS follows:
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2;Masemeaas.

A OADEMY OF SUsLC.
Lss.e, s. ELLsLER, Ja.
DIrsotors......Msssrs CAMPBELG & CASTLE
Mans sgsg...........,..............Mr FRANK BIVEk5
strEe ansgsr....................-M- J. N. HhSAVA
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sTABK CoUNrY.-The Canton papers state
that DR.. Frederick T. Hurxthal, of Mas
sillon, died in Canton on Friday inornip &
Of last waek. The Repository says:
While awaiting, at the Railroad station
at Massillon, on Tuesday evening, the
coming of the Express train due at 1850,
on which he expected his wife to arrive
from New York, the telegraph announced
that the train wss OFF the track near Can
ton. Feeling confident that Mrs. Hurxthal
was on the train, he at once started with
his carriage to Canton and proceeded TO the
Railway station there; while walking
along the narrow platform that separates
the track in front of the station house, his
foot tripped, and he fell on piece of boil
er iron which was lying on its convex side
on the platform, a corner of which enter
ed his braia through the socket Of his right
eye, and caused his death.
DR.. H. was for eighteen months the regi-
mental surgeon of the 19sh 0. V. 1, His
heart-stricken wife arrived in Canton the
evening before her husbands death.
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DfssOIutiOn.-The co-psrtnership heretofore
existing under the firm and name of J. NJ, * II. 7
Hover, Is this day dissolved by mutual cOnse t
The business Of the late firm will be settled at the
Office of Il. T. Hover Go.
J. NJ. HOVER,
h. T. HOVER.
rUo-a1a,d Ian 1O IsG5
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EeighbOrhOOd News.

LoRA1S CoUNTY.-The Elyria Democrat
says Mr.. o. C. Ingersoll, the efficient mail
agent of the Northern Division of the C. &
7. Railroad, has been promoted to higher
position, as Chief Clerk on distributing
car on the New York & Erie Read.
Wealso record with pleasure the appoint
ment of Mr.. Roswell Snow of that village to
the position vacated by Mr.. Ingersoll. He
will make faithful officer.
MAHoN1NG CoUNrr-The Register gives an
account of a horrible accident at the Ma
hOniDg Coal Company's bank in Hubbard,
on Thursday last. By some mistake two
empty cars were allowed to start from the
top of the slope, without being hooked on
to the chain used to lower them, and as a
natural result rushed with fearful velocity
to the bottom of the mine. A number OF
miners were ascending the slope at the time;
two of whom-a man named John Morris,
an Irishman, and Welshman named Will
liam Watkins, were struck by the descend
ing cars. Morris had one of his legs COM
pletely severed at the knee, and died from
the effects of his wound on he following
day. Watkins had his shoulder dislocated
and was otherwise injured, but is said TO be
doing well and will recover.
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IEn AAn hONkY ADVANCED

s9GV0VOO ia Sums to ugit-Ht the old stand
AMI Well-knoWn WAGEER's LOAN OFFICE, on
Hssuritiss Of every kind, viz: Gold and silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jowsry, Guns.
patols, Oi0taing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MolodsOns,
H9d al tsrsOnal property aud articles Of value, on
Es most satisfactory terms. Business strictly pri.
vseo. Established 1851. X. B,-A variety Of IN.
Fedssmed Wstohszs Jsseisy, Cant, 80, for GALS st
sarsalpRs
-Odoc -oaEnsT q. Water and Superior Etrssts,
E7sE DAVIS snd Peizots9'a OlostiDs Stsrs.
-,IncZs =. o , ". WAGHER.
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NNAE CLEVELAND FREEDMEN'S
4 Aid Commission Rooms located at No. 30
Bank street. They will be opea during business
h0nrs for the reception of stores for the suffering
freshmen. b, IA GAGE
iAn4:lss:dkN SECRETARY.
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geutistrg.
CURED.
AlEX. B. HALLIWELL, II. D., Dentist,

+ prepared 10 furnish full sets Of Artificial Teeth
of great strength and durability, iu exact imita'
t.o5 OF the natural on 81 free from any metallic OF
other uopleal ant tas;e, at ONE DOLLAR per Tooth
and upwards.
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n. Z. HONEY MARRET FEB. 10.
TBY TELEGRAPH.l
ROney-Easy, with large supply, OF %.
Sterling EReIEange--LOwsr and dull at
1cs16el0sSz for gold.
6fOid-DulI an1 lower. Obeni0e ct 2ll1a, de-
eIining to 2iOZ, and olOling at 2ltI6.
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8aak gutiff.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CFFICE or COMPTROLLER CT THE CUBE ENCTi
WASHINGTON, January 3lst, 1866.

W5siINsIUNI JauuAIy oIsIi looo' J
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence to
w The under signGd, it has baen made to appear
tuBt ''rhe dERUHANT5 NATIONAL BANK OF
CLEVELAND" In the Orr Of CleUelaHd, in this
ocun'y of Cugahoga and State OF Ohio, has is
du 0TEaDized under and according to thc require
m-hts Of the Act of Congress entitled "An Act to
OF I'm ted States Bonds, snd 10 provide for the cir
culati1n end Iedemptior thereof" approved jane
g. 1854 and has complied wish all the provisions CT
said ct requi el to be coDp!ed with before c )m-
merc ng the business Of Banking under sad 1t.
Now. therefore, 1, HUGH Nc 'ULLOOHI Comp
trol,er he Currency, do hereby certify that THE
MERCHANiS' NATIONAL BANK OF CLEVE
LAND in the City Of ClevelaRd in the county Of
Ct1uLogd and Stale Of Ohio, is authorized to cOm-
msnce the Lusness Of Banking under the Act afOre-
said.
In TCstimenY Whereof, witness my hand and
seal ofofce ihis Thiriy-irst day of January 1865.
[Sigaed,l
HUGH MoOULLeOB,
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e 0OO AGENTS WANTED ne SELL

e 0dl0 AGENTS WANTED I0 SELL
OsOOO hye NEW INvEETIoNs-twO very recent,
and Of great value. All pay great arOft T. Agents.
be1G aud ct 40 PAGE p trticufarB Cratic.
ssn30 ig9. EPHRIAa y BROWN Lowell, Mars
EOK SAIzR.-HOUSE AND LOT ON
"a Eere5t Etrees. Rouse large aud cOmmodious; Let
0iest bF 49, with abundance OF Gue shtublery,
aud good sIult ohsice grapes, and good barn Terms
eEsss Enquire o. D. ". GAGE Esq. l6S Superior st.
E1ss-Rs
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

qualified by education and experience.
The institution is under the control Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, though
it cannot be very strongly sectarian, as
many Of the teachers in the MeLane
Institute, which was Presbyterian in
doctrine, have been retained. However,
it looks principally to the Methodists of
the State for support and encourage
ment. We are confident it will not sp-
peal to them in vain.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22
RELIGIOUS READING.

Local-Religious matters continue
dull. Unlike the Cincinnati ministry,
however, the pastors Of the various de-
nominations in our city stand to their
posts, during the hot weather, preaching
regularly every Sabbath, visiting the
sick, and administering consolation TO
the dying. There has been great need
of their services in the latter particular,
for sickness and death has prevailed to
an unusual extent with us during the
present summer season. When called
to face the grim monster Death, the
young and giddy-hoWever they may have
avoided and derided the Pastor, when in
robust hsalth and exuberAnt spirits
feel that of all others his words, bis con-
ISOLATION, is most soothing and accept
able; for he alone points out life of
Immortality beyond the grave, and bow
that life may be obtained through re-
pentance and faith in the Lord Jesus
Christ. l4L-
"Won't you come and stay with me
tonight" inquired beautiful girl, who
lay at she point Of death, Of mother in
Israel. "I suppose l can" was the re-
ply; "but would you not prefer some Of
your young associatesf"s " No, mol "
was the emphatic answer; "I want no
curls dangling about my face, now"
As her hold or the world and its pleasures
was giving way, as she felt them slip
ping from her grasp, she realized the
Importance of having those around her
who could minister to her wants spirit
ual as well as temporal; therefore, she
desired those who could point to q hope
set before her in the Gospel. The en-
blems of vanity and pleasure dangling
about her face only reminded her of op-
portunities neglected, and Of having
spent much of her time in seeking that
which could convey no happiness, no
comfort, in an hour of sore trial and
distress. It is to such as thia one that
tne miulbtcE SOAc5 WIN SOusSAeeASA
To such he may be able, BY inducin
them to exercise faith in Christ, to con
vey Joy and peace in place of the griei
and despair, which sat brooding over
them. -
We rejoice, therefore, that the minis
tsrs of our city are not given to luxuri
ating at fashionable watering places o.
on the White Mountains, while thei
church doors are closed against all VIII
are inquiring the way of salvation; tha
they are not idling asay their time in so
; called worldly recreation, while thei
parishioners are starving for the Brea'
of Life, or stumbling into perdition be
cause there are none to point them {
q the " Lamb Of God that taketh ava
the sin of the world" We feel that thi
tribute of respect is due to their faitL
}. fulness and zeal, and we cheerful
accord it.
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RrLIs an REnrLArInNs-

!. EsPaPers givsa swsy u the oOa nssr o. fo<
gratzatcas eirSnlAtion-7
l. No sdvsrta~nsntss LEGAL notices o q PuEains
srtsd unless prepaid or pay guArantseG.
5. Advertisements will never be accompanied b
local notices unless contract Is made 10 that ssSs
aad value rsesived sOr the Aotics.
4. No LOeal Nstios.'' hovspas short, wis
Inserted for less tAAa oAs Dollar each day.
5. Marriages, Funeral and Religious Hotiosa
must Invariably be paid In advance TO secure IN
sertien.
G. Ne deficiency the part Of carriers vii -
mads good By the o6ise. the carriers fail 70
leave papers As ordered and dirsoted. they must
pay for their eArelss4pess,