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The exercises will be resumed on MONDAY
NEXT, September 4th, at o'clock A. NJ, on which
day new scholars will be admitted.
Three higher classes exclusively intended for younp
LADIES, were formed last January, and in success
full operation at present.
Parents sending boarders. are requested to provide
Tor their Punctual arrival.
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~ A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We can con-
ny scientiously recommend to those suffering from
q distressing cough, DR.. Strickland's Mellifuous
and is wthal not disagreeabe to the TASTE There is
no doubt that the Melhuous Cough Balsam is one Of
the best preparations in use. and is all that its pro-
priet0r claims for it. We have tried it during the
past week and found relief from most distressing
cough. 1t is prepared by DR.. Strickland No l39
Sycamore street Cincinnati Ohio. and for sale by
Druggists. Wholesale agents Tomsen i Block, and
a. VoReer CO. iy3-1y
\ SpTWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED
~ BY DR.. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY
Mr. Slass, OF GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, writes for the
penent OF all who suffer with the Piles that he has
oeen or eight years with an aggravated case
army as incnrable, Che being quite paraiyzed with
the Pies2 Both these distressing cases were cnred
with one bottle of DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedv -
The recommendation of these gentlemen heside Tho
daily testimonials received by DR.. Strickland ought
to convince those suffering that the most aggravated
chronic cases of Piles cured by DR.. Strcklands
Pile Remedy II is sold by Seth S. Hance, los Balt
Agents. TfoEN BLOCK
..... and A. VOGELER & CO:
SETH S. HANCE,
iy3-1y Agent
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MARRIED..

LEARY-HORTON.-O the 10Th instant by Rev.
Leonard NJ. Gardner, Mr.. Cornelius L. L. Leary to
:. CHOLSON--AMEY.-O the 18th inst by Rev.
D. S. Burnet, Mr.. Charles P. Nicholson and Miss
Laura " Amey; all Of this city,
BANTER-HUN TER.-On the 18th instant at 70
McCuloh street, by the Rev. Thomas Myers, Mr..
William Baxter to Miss Barbara Hunter, of Balt-
more.
H0FFMAN-BOYD.-On the 18th instant, at the
Methodist Parsonage. ia Asquith street. Baltimore,
~ the Rev. S. Barnes. Mr.. Charles r. Hoffman to
Miss Maggie J.; Boyd, both of Towsontown, Balt-
more county. IEowsontown papers please copy
DlTZEL-MC MAIlON.-0n the 4th instant, at the
house OF the officiating clergyman. 233 East Balt-
more street, by Rev. &. P. Nice Mr. John Ditze and
Miss Laura Mcmahon, both of Hartford county, Md.
BuNN-PITT;-On the 10th instant. by the Rev
Eliza E. Pitt, of Baltimore city, ~
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N-7DlhAEE'S VEGETABLE SECIEIAN
t'S HAIR REVIEWER
Renews the Hair.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Restores gray hair to the original color
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Prevents the hair from falling off.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Makes the hair soft and glossy
HALLS VEGETABLE SIC4LIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Does not stain the skin.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Has proved itself the best preparation for the Hair
ever presented to the public. Price 800.
r. p. HALL & CO..
Nashua N. H.
ja20-e3dw1y For sale by ali Drnprists
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A GentIeman.s Comfort

If there is thing in the world that will add to
gentienans comfort, that one thing is good, easy
fitting SHIRT an article that always be had at our
friend Notices, No. 60 North Eutaw street. He also
has on hand every article needed to make up a gen.
tlemans complete toilette-from neck-tie to kid
glove or walking stick. And besides. Mr.. McGee sells
no article that he cannot recommend, and when he
says thing is good, it is good and no mistake
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FSRR SAFE

gEn.=, A NUMBER OF SECOND HAND SAFES.
kdIM Included arc several of l.. n. NlILLER'S
M IEAs make Of various sizes Also, n number Of
EE1Sates of other makes, These safes were taken
in exchange for LILIES CHILLED IRON FIRE
AND BURGLAR PROOFS, and will be sold low.
A. PROSEUS,
General Agent for Lilies Safes,
je27-tf 81 Lombard street onp. Posi- Office
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NU ED

McCAFFREY.-At Covington Ky, on the 18TH
instant Francis j. McCarey, in the 36th year of his
age
HUCK-Qn Monday evening, 18th instant Mrs
Katharine Huck, in the 18th year of her age.
WHITE.-On the 18th instant, in the 5lth year of
her age Sarah, relict of the late Darius White
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RENNERT RESTAURANT

II
.AsSEsk& - BILLIARD SALOON
e-;.-5., Inc undersi gned desires to inform his
LoR BUILDING, No. 66 Fayette street. 'I and has
he II up IN the most complete and elegant style for
to q first class RESTAURANT and RIFT RTeTTtIIaHREn R
SALOON. o oihL1AhD
!, The he Establishment will be opened on MONDAY.
Thankful for the patronage so literally extended
70 me heretofore, respectfully solicit continuance
'azQ-0t ROBERT RENNERT,
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cleansing syrup of the most effective and thor
ough character, and especially adapted to eradi-
cate chronic complaints in all climates, is Railways
Renoyatng ResoIvent Let no man despair whatever
his ailment whatever the fruiteSs efforts he has
made to cure himself by other medicines. As long as
Railways Resovent can be procured he is still GER
tain of cure From to six bottles of this extra
ordinary syrup simple it is and easy it is for the
most delicate take will vanquish every disease of
n chronic, constitutional, scrofulOus nature with
become in the system. There necessity for resort
quinine iodine corrosive sublimate arsenic and the
host of mineral pOisOns which constitute the basis Of
many of the sarsaparlas and alternative mixtures
of the day, for Railways Renovating Resolvent is
substitute for them ALL The deformed and infrm
crippleyeS, even the repulsive eper with his body
covered with frightful sores and running ulcers
and himself n walking skeleton of putrefaction-
have been perfectly cured and renovated, or
made new again it were, by Railways Re-
solvent. For all skin diseases for all diseases of the
blood whether the faint be hereditary or the result
OF thOughtlessness; for diseases arising from the
cesslve use of mercury, qunne iodine arsenic: for
scrotuous diseases of every kind for syphilis cry
sipelas, ophtha mia, itch; for cancers umors wasting
away OF the body for vile humOrs and of every
description; for chronic rheumatism govt and neural
gla; for dyspepsia and general debility for rotting
away OF the bones and flesh; for salt rheum, scald
head white swellings and legs for diseases gen.
Grated by the smallpox measles yellow fever, chills
and fever and so on, Railways RenOvating Resolvent
is perfect, never-failing specific 1t may be relied
by the dantiest person easily. Sold by Druggists.
de 2-1w
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TeIegrapilic!

The only land lines of Telegraph in the WORLD that
will work as well in
RAINY WEATHER
As in Sunshine and by which
RELIABLE AND IMMEDIATE DESPATCH
Can be obtained as well as
ANSWERS GUARANTEED,
are the
INSULATED LINES TELEGRAPH,
NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EzURD g. EoUGETow,s
LIST OF ANNOUNCEMENT OF FORTH.
COMING BOOKS.

l. OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. by Chas. Dickens
Household Edition; with illustrations on steelfrom
designs by +. O.. c. barley; vols. Is mo.
z. A New and uniform edition of the works of HON.
son; Swallow Barn, Rob of the Bowl, QuodIibet
PIGTTREs Of COUNTRY LIFE i13En By y Alice Cary
4. THE AUTH6RSHIp OF SHAKESPEARE bv Na-
thanel Holmes, one of the Judges of tho Supreme
Court OF Missouri; vol, crown vo.
5. A NEW, NOVEL, by Bayard Taylor, author of
SErf f6| vi Dy0 rife NoR7
D., commander of the expedition; with iIlustra-
tons from designs by Church. Bispam De Haas,
T. HOODS ST GEMS S editon VOL crown
s. MRS. CAUDLEs CURTAIN LECTURES bv
Douglas Jerrod appropriated illustrations from
9. OUT Of TOWN, by Barry, Gray. author of Matri-
mon9l lntGeitgs' %G with illustrations from de
vol, crown s vo. ialqtf
ORPHANS EUNDS-S2 900 in one sum- @ 20o
oand $1,000 cash, to lend for or years To be
secured by mortgage or redeemable ground rents on
city fee pgTSSPafNSty A A4MM S9SR 80
door above Calvert
Ground rents in large and small sums wanted. ia17
ENAPITAL CASH to Lend at 6 q Ct in sums of
~ $4,000 to $l5 600 each for to 10 years secured
by hrst-class fee smpl Property within the city or
Baltimore county, or large Ian ed estate in Howard
or Frederick counties. This being Trust Funds early
application is solicited-the money now in bank
JOHN l.. HAMMOND.
EE0USE. SIGN, SEIIP AND STEAMBOAT
r. RPAlNIiN INVITATIONS OF ALL KINDS
OF WOOD MACHINE GRAINING, at 25 per cent
below old prices. - ''
Having sober and competent wOrlzmen in his ar,nIor
ted to his charge executed with propnes and
pach, at reasonable rates Materials furnished at
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No OFFIUE OF THE mARYLAND
HS INEBRIATE. ASYLUM. BALTIMORE, August
II, 1SS5-To the Public: VIM. COTTON, Esq, has
been appointed the Agent of the MARYLAND
INEBRIATE ASYLUM for the purpose of soliciting
SUBSCRIPTIONS on account of the buildings
necessary to accommodate patients who are con-
stantly applying for admission. He is earnestly
recommended our fellow citizens by whose liberal
Contributors we hope to be able to accommodate
tuition Respectfully GEO. G. M. ROBERTS, NJ D..
President MARYLAND Ipsbriate Asylum. au11-tft
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BALTIMORE DAILY ERCIAI~sATURDAY JANUARY 90 1895
ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
MID Great Big for Saturday Night.
MIR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
In THREE OF THEIR MosT POPULAR PIECES.
They will appear jointly in their celebrated Picture
AL 81 if HoE La sR'l I'VE:
SNAP APPLE NIGHT.
Mrs. WILLIAMS in her laughable personation
SvS Mff 5 " vs. TAE !? dSuNrnY
THE IRISH TUTOR.
GRAND MATINEE
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE
TIE GREAT STAR or GERMAN ACTRESSES
MRS. OTTILIE II. GENEE,
Will appear TODAY ina
GRAND MATINEE,
Beginning at 2}z o'clock, p. NJ, in the celebrated
Vaudeville,
TIE CRICKET.
The favorite role of MISS MA GGTE MITCHELL,
who succeeded in filling the utmost capacity of the
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE,
As often as her name was announced in the role of
FANCHON.
Tickets to be sold at the usual hours, at the Office
of the Holiday Street Theatre. 1t
GARDNER, JENNINGS d CO.'S
GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT
MONDAY EVENING, JAM ODD, 1856.
The MANAGEMENT. take, extreme pleasure in an
nounclng that they intend givinga
at the above named elegant building. The entertain
REFINED AND NOVEL CHARACTER.
gwen IN beautiful and spacious arena erected upon
and occupying the whole of the mammoth stage Of
THE STUD OF THOROUGH BRED,
And highly Educated Horses, Ponies and Mules
- are undeniably the
FINEST COLLECTION IN AMERICA.
THE ELFIN PONIES
the smallest and most perfect Shetlands in the world
claim especial prominence. The same
GREAT CORPS or STAR ARTISTS
that have been received with great favor in Boston,
New York and Philadelphia, will be presented for
the approval of the Baltimore public.
| LOOK AT THE BRILLIANT ARRAY OF NAMES
Miss ELIZA GARDNER, the Graceful and Daring
Equestrienne.
MADAM SHOWLEs Sister of Dan Rice, and her
| educated charger, EUREKA.
| MADAME CAMILLE, MILES MARIE, FON-
TAIN, TELPT0RE, &c.
Messrs. RICHARD JENNINGS, the great Rider.
and Tight Rope Performer
| GEORGE BACHELOR, the great Leaper and
| Double SOmersault Thrower.
James W. Ward, Frank Whitaker, Jacob ShOwIes.
Dan Gardner, Charles Monroe, c. Brown J. Sanford
| Master Eddie Gardner, Master John Whitaker g.
King, ii. LIE Bean, Victor lie Pierre Mons Dapier
Sig Auguste, H. Hutchings, and host of well select
| ed Auxiliaries.
hg-The sale of Reserved Seats will commence on
| THIS Thursday MORNING, January 18th, at the
| Box Office Of the Theatre.
| MATINEES EVERY WEDNESDAY
| AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
| for the accommodation of Families and Children
| commencing at 20 o'clock. Doors open at ~
| PRICES or ADMISSION.
Orchestra Chairs - cents: Balcony Chairs 50 cents:
Dress Circle and Parquete 50 cents Children under
Y years . cents; Gallery Is cents Gallery for Coored
| Persons 25 cents
| Seats secured three days in advance Doors omen
| at clock; performance at "a o'clock. jalS-3t
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TIC Eye, Ear and Throat.
DR.. WIGHT, (of Toronto, Canada West)
Physician and Surgeon,
Occulist and Aurist,
can be consulted on Deafness. Discharges from the
Ear. Noises in the Head, Catarrh, Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs. All diseases of the EYE requiring
either medical surgical aid attended to. Office
No. Al, in Dr. Thos Bucklers old office on LExING-
TON STREET. d2S-lm,2dp
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FOR RENT.

H1v0R RENl', by the year. month, or otherwise
n large IS #. by %, elegantly fitted up with
side rooms attached. Enquire at No. % North Gay
street. noIS-@ms
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New and Rich JeWelry,
SILVER WARE,
Silver Plated Ware, &C.

Il. E.. WARNER,
GOLD AND SIEVER SMITH,
No. 10 N. GAY STREET,
Is adding daily to his varied assortment of new
styles and patterns of RICH JEWELRY, suitable
for presents; Diamond Pins, Ear Rings. Finger
and Plain Gold do, Jet Cross do, Ladies' Gold
Chains Bracelets, Gold Thimbles, Loclets Cuff But
tons and Studs, Scarf Pins, Signet and Plain Gold
and Set Rings, &C.. &c.
Also, variety of SILVER PLATED WARE,
Baskets, Casters, Walters Butter Stands Fruit do,
Spoons, Forks, Ladies, &C. all of which will be sold
on the most accommodating terms. de6-tf
STANDARD SILVER WORE.
ALBATA PLATED WARES,
In great variety, on hand and for sale to order at
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S,
iy26-tf corner of Calvert and Water SITS.
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COALl
SEWING MACHINES:
a PRESENT
Worth HAVING.

Of course any present, however trivial is worth ac
ceptance, as its value is not intrinsic but is to be
measured by the unseen jewels of sentiment that
imagination invests it with. Still one does not oh
iteeGt to present having high intrinsic value
think the less of present from her husband for t
having cost from forty to two hundred dollars Not
n bit OF 1t. Now, we have in our minds eye lust
such present a true wife would like to receive
from her woTser halt. Such of our own readers as
would see 1t III its substantial form, may do So by
stepping into the salesroom of Messrs Grover Il Ba-
ker. In one of their sewing machines so perfect in
their construction, and SO easily adapted to every
kind OF work, we think that genuine husband who
loves his wife, and would therefore, tighten her heart
by tightening her household cares will find lust such
present as he ought to feel bound to give her at h
the machines, which are maryelously simple and re-
quire no mechanical skill to manage are from ffty-
i've dollars upward: Let every sensible father of
family buy one, and in six months it will save lis
cost IN WEAKNESS and vexation Of spirit" alone.
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NEW YORK ADVERT'S.
]. II. WENSLOW & co,
1862

100000 Watches, Chains, Silver Articles, &c,
WORTH $500 OOOTT
TO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, WITHOUT
REGARD TO VALUE!
A"anoto 6epaid for until you knoo ,oat you are to get
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LEGAL NOTICES.

AFFICE THIRD COLLECFEON
W DISTRICT OF MARYLAND.
CUSTOM HOUSE,
BALTIMORE, January 18th, 1866
hereby give notice that on the 18th day of JAN
house of Messrs. A. Seemuller & Sons, S. Exchange
Place. will sell to the highest bidder the goods of
George Ilileeeists seized for violation of the In
ternal Revenue laws, consisting of the following
brands of Cigars:
La Rosa,
- Carbajalles.
Also, a lot of CONNECTICUT SEED LEAF
Terms of sale-CaSh in Government funds
ia1S-3t CoIlectoor
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OFFICE,
l25 Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
The Eve, Ear and Throa,

As-To be opened next to Pittsburg Cincinnati, ST.
Louis. Chicago Cleveland, Buffalo. Albany, and all
the principal intermediate points. ja9 #
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HAIR DYEi HAIR DYE!-Batchelors Ha;r Dva 10
the best in the world. The only true and perfect
Dye-harmless- instantaneous and reliable-produ-
ces q splendid black natural brown-remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores the
original color. Sold by all Druggists The genuine
is signed. W. A. Bachelor. 81 Barclay street, New
X0yk.
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KfndlinS Wood.
Wood Of all Sizes, Oak and Pine Wood,
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
Over 90 West Baltimore street,
d27-6m2p JAS. II. JOHNSON & Co., proprietors.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-03-29
The Town of Reno.-Those who man

The Town of RenO.-Those who man
age the business of Petroleum, seem de-
termined to make the Venango district
bloom and blossom as the rose. Many of
the towns recently built in that wonder
full district, have sprung up, while the
buds were bursting, and cities come as
rapidly as spring leaves. These rapid towns
have all the discomfort and imperfection
of new homes. An effort is being made to
reform this by a company of financiers
and business men, who are now building
the town of Reno and developing the large
estates surrounding it. Every care is ta-
ken to make the town comfortable, beau
tiful, and at the same time busy. There
are railroad facilities that make it, in ma
ny respects, the most convenient and easily
reached city of Petroleum, as well as the
centre of freight and business. The plan
by which this town and its immense es-
tate, situated in the heart of the Petrole-
um region, is put on the market, the cer-
tainty of profit and security, and the RE
DEEMABILITY OF THE STOCK AT PAR MAKE
1T ONE OF THE BEST INVESTMENTS IN THE
WORLD. IT IS VIRTUALLY LEGAL TENDER
OIL STOCK, and as such we commend it to
the public. See the advertisement in an
other column. +. r.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-03-29

Job WOrk.-Persons who contemplate
coming to our office to get job work done,
will confer favor upon us by consulting
our published rates for different kinds OF
work and determine for themselves wheth-
er they can pay them or not. 1t is very
annoying to have man come into the of
flee and grumble about prices-consult our
rates, and if you think you can't afford to
pay them, get your work done somewhere
else. Onr prices for job work are about
double what they were before the war,
and so is almost everything ice use, either
in our office or family. Remember this.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-03-29
Wyandot Sugar.-Messrs. =. Parm

WyandOt Sugar.-Messrs. F. Parm-
lee and E. III. Hecock, of Mifflin township
this county, have recently presented us
with some of the finest specimens of Maple
Sugar that we have ever seen. They have
arrived at degree Of perfection in the
manufacture of this delicious homemade
luxury that is at once gratifying and sur
prising. The specimen of granulated SUI
gar with which they presented us is al
most as white as snow and is as dry as
flour, while the syrup is perfectly clear
and transparent. These gentlemen have
made some seven or eight hundred pounds
of sugar this season, which meets with
ready sale at twenty cents per pound.
We thank our friends for their kind re-
membrance of the printer and his little
ones.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-03-29
An Inlmense Emigration.-An inn

An Immense Emigration.-Ani i'm
mense emigration will pour down into the
Southern States with the restoration of
peace. Thousands of southern refugees,
from all the towns and cities of the North,
viii return home; thousands of northern
soldiers will move i'm the same direction,
and settle, In the closest bonds of union,
among their southern brethren; and, in
obedience to the laws Of demand and sup
ply, thousands of northern farmers, me-
chaaics, and laborers, will swell the mighty
volume for the reopeopleing and rebuilding
the waste places of ''the sunny South In
anticipation of this grand diversion of the
tide Of emigration, and from the increas-
ing demands upon them, the proprietors of
Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters are
putting up additional thousands of boxes
Of their universally popular tonic and al
terative.
We have the testimony of soldiers, sail
ors travellers, trappers, miners, efnigrants,
refugees. and planters, North and South, a
'scloud of witnesses that as safe and re-
liable remedial agent and as u protection
against all the complaints Incident to ex-
posure, privations, changes of climate, diet,
water and habits of life, HOstetter's Bit
DerS, uscU as ulFccCcu, are WOrtH CnciI
weight in gold, North or South.--[Com-
mlnicated. ata
1t Is also proper to state that the Bitters
are sold exclusively in glass, aid never un-
der any circumstances by the gallon Orthe
barrel. Imposters and imitators are abroad
and the only safeguard the public has
against them is to see that the Bitters they
buy have the engraved label and note OF
hand Of Messrs. Hostetter & Smith, and
our proprietary stamp over the cork of the
bottie.-15-1m. -n-fIo =
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-03-29
The Temnerance Moyement.-

Lie 1cIupcEdI1CS VnOtCAhChCs
Quite an interest was awakened in our
midst upon the subject of temperance, du-
ring the past week. and much good is re-
sulting from the efforts of the friends of
morality and order in this neighborhood.
The Buckeye Broad-AX was followed
by Rev. A. T. Thompson, who addressed
tremendous crowds ofdelightcd hearers,on
Thursday and Friday nights. Mr.. T., all
though quite young man, is 6ne of the
most gifted orators we have ever had the
pleasure of listening to, and his efforts
had Il powerful effect in awaking our peo-
pie to sense of their duty in regard to
this subject. He made many warm friends
and admirers in Upper Sahdusky, and ac-
complished much good while sojourning
with US. '-2 sE
Two meetings of the Good Tcmplars
were held during the week, after the pub
lie meetings had adjourned, and, notWltil-
standing the lateliess of the hour, about
sixty ladies and gentlemen were Initiated
into the order. A large number have sig
nified their intention to become members
at the next regular meeting of the lodge,
when it will not require them to be out at
so unreasonable an hour.
| WeAope the good work will move on
triumphantly until our friends and neigh
bors, who are engaged in the traffic and
use of Intoxicating liquors will be con-
vinced, by arevolutionized public opinion,
that their business and conduct is hot re-
putable, and that they owe it to God and
humanity to desist from prosecuting it any
further. In surveying the field, the liquor
dealer counts all those who are not indenti-
fed with the temperance cause as being on
his side; hence it is hot strange that he
considers his business perfectly respectable
as long as a majority of his neighbors en-
dorse it by standing aloof from those who
are arla. el upon the side of temperance
and reform. The blood of the poor drunk
ard is, to Il great extent, found OH the skirts
of the men who, for the consideration OF
dollars and cents or political perferment
refuse to strike nobly for the right, and
thus give public opinion such moral and
healthy tone as will silently, but most eff
fectually correct the evils with which So
ciety is now afflicted. The leading busi-
ness and professional men of this town arr
assuming fearful responsibility when
they thus lend their influence in favor OF
what they kno,o to be the wrong.