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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-18

CALIFoRNIA PoETRY.-When from my
room l chance to stray, to spend an hour
at close Of day, l ever find the place most
dear, when some friend treats to lager beer
-Sdcramento Age. y i''-- - ''' [... ~
All. yes, my friend feity life, sure such
treat cures such strife, but better that
such doses far, are the pleasures Of a fine
cigar-Placer Herald. -''j :. -. ~,
Such pleasures may suit baser minds,
but with the good no favor finds: we think
the purest joy in life, is making love 70
ones own Wife, Valcano Ledger.
Most wise your choice, my worthy friend,
in Hylnan's joys your cares 10 end; but We,
tho tired Of single life, cannot boast yet of
our wife; and ST. when meath our cares we
faint, We fly to kiss the girl that ain'l-yet.
-Napa Reporter. '''' ''-' ,-.'-.,..... 49,
The lager beer will bile provoke, while
fine Havanas end in smoke. To court
ones wife is better far than lager beer or
vile cegar. Kisses on the dew Of Loves
voting morn, break on the lip as soon as
born. These are all naught to the great
est joy-Aihe first proud glance at your first
born boy.-Eve. Ledysr.27a 7'' '2'' Q '''i
'Tis true a boy a wished for blessing,
but then suppose the firsts girl! A
dear sweet child with ways caressiIfg, with
pouting' lip and flaxen curl, with dimple
cheek and laughing eye, to come and bid
"papa' good bye--so whether one, or
whether tother, embrace The babe and then
the molher.-San Fran. Globe. :. {. :
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-18

AN IRISH ARIrHMET1cIAN.- Irish
men had made up their minds to leave the
old sod and wend their way TO America
They were five in number-two Paddles,
one Murphy, one Dennis and one league.
II 50 happened that the vessel in which they
were going could only take four Of them.
At length the honest league said:
Il haze We'll cast lots TO see who
sifalllre,pnirln17om.A u,ieod~nO odT III
But one of the Paddles swore that II
was not ginteei to do that thing" "agja o.
h stYou know league" said b. that I'm
ana ,arithueficiarl q which is ~ great deal
better" But continued Pat, ''you. Iuts,
all agree TO abide by. the figures ~
AT having pledged themselves 70 do so.
Pat frocseded.h -sio7 lhi'i Toi l1s"Si
F .vgsitthsn, tske Paddy from Paddy you
cant but take Dennis from Murphy and
league remsins. Bypy souL Tsagust my
jewel, an its Won that can't g0w n
= Izsodso Ioi tfei se51fn ~ @NAh u
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-18
tempest q iaia, q. midnight. aaA4lightlwl.

tempest of fais, at midnight. q light was
streaming from an upper window, showing
that some one Of the family was laboue.-n
while the others sheltered themselves uudsso
tksfes Of The bsiiding, she Knocked timid-
ly at the sdo0r II was opehed By tbo
& scd nam Il The house. .Hesbecko1ed her
in, havidS inmedaaeiy recognized herr md
motioned her to a chair which stood in thSy
hall. Here-sha sat ~doxn.-No- persons
were visible. .belowbut overhead she heard
VOICES and footsteps. and sobbipg.A Ehsrs
was sore sickness aud grief in that, boiseS
The daughter who, on former occasion
had wished her grandeiiildten's feet, an,
oihtea tfetti, aid bound them up, was dysi
inga with fsteringr accents the fathssi
told the dripping fugitive theI story of hisi
child ss;ckness apd'a approaching dissptution4
|as be piloted her and her competitions to-
the weff-rememtefed hayfu9w. But in
his owngnsfh fhs did not forget theftsa, Dry
clothing, warm food, and safe shelter wers
all extended rs aforetime. The good mah't
dsngbsessl died at ldaybreak. - But sthas
night the sons, were far on, their way with
the fugitives to the, next stations, They
reached their journey end IN safety:
Here ist me conclude BY challenging 4he
annals of human daring to produce an'ains
stance of lheroismI more lefty than .hisT
have pufposely suppressed some horrorss
but have added no establishment 70 en-
hsnee che interest Of the narrative '1AR
theleadng facts a,g escrupulously .trues-,ss
Some otbsrs, 50 intsrsstipgps to nsdd maF
terialy 70, the romance Of the narratiyet 1
bave been compelled reluctantly to suppress;
Phere Are. wayfaring men even ID the slave
region sl,ohaseisoft hearts and open hardY
They wittuuquesriouabiy receive the difihs
reward !" Theft cup Of cold waller 10 ths
faiagisgf fugitive will not be foFgettef IL
thegreatsdsy Of aeeount.i Bntit iShnposi
sible 70 write on topics Of this descfptisE
without danger of Identification, when mip-
ute particulars are described with literal ac-
earscydF Friends Of FreedomE be not diso
heartsnsduzi Already, the horizon sroIs
ruddy Fith the advancing dawn Of liberty
to the oppressed, 49, 49,, SILEx,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-18

Il sAV4LEAsIE ReeEIPE.--There are manS
receipts for curing hams; but those wig
hare tried the following, from the Seienisfs
4meriean, agree in saying it produces
hams0f the finest favor. aAsEkillng tinIeH
is nesr at hand, is worthy Of preservations
"a "CyRlNG HAxs,-Ass the time, is1 m
hand fer preparing these useful store of
rich and sa.ory food, q few words will not
be out Of place 10 regard to o7them.SThs
legs Of hogs, short, in the hook, are The
best for hams, and should BE chosen in prei
ference sp khky Bogss They may sbe saftg
ed by Immersion in aeiexa pickle, contain!
ing sli,,l.4 snsar sasd ssispefre dissoireds
or they may be salted, By rubbing ground
solar evaporated salt over them, turning
them every day, and giving them good
rubbing. A little sugar and ground tpepa
per added to the salt will much improve
the flavor of the; meat. 1t requires about
q month 10 salt hams BY the wet process.
and three weeks BY the dry system. AZ
the end of this period they should be hung
up for a few days drip, and then they
are ready for smoking. Much depends on
the kind of material used for smoking them,
so as to secure sweet favor. Whatsoever
fuel is used for this purpose, one conditions
should never be overlooked; it should sbs
perfectly dry, or else it will be liable inns
part bitter taste to the meat Dry corn
cobs and some sweet hay ara superior TO
all other agents that We have seen employ
cd for smoking beef and hams. Mutton
hams may benprepared inths same mans
der as those of pork, and they are esceed.
inglYpalatabls when the, meat Is good
and care exercised 10 smoke them slowly.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-18

WnArI IS DsxocRAcYAThfs question
is thus satisfactorily answered BY Parsou l
Brownlov, Of the, Knoxville Tenn, WAiq:,
To be a Democrat in whom there Is 90 ;,
guile, man must swear allegiance TO the !;
party! IF the party hold separate efeed ID
each Stats ofthe Union, every member 10 re- !
quirsd to swear that there is no iaeosssissen-li :
eg in thatl To- be national, one mus. fox,
low every Democrat in the nation, irrsspec- ,
tive Of his principles! And to be seetionaf.
is teoppose anything said or proposed by .
the Administration! No man is to be pro-li
scribed because he may reject any ONE osos
even all the articles of faith in the Democrst-,
ic creed. While any Interpretation, gwen
to any or allthe articles Of The Democratic .
creed, by any man North or Soath, is psrssg
fectly legitimate And ..sll who remain IN 0
the Organization, Of the Democratic party 4,
no matter were born, what color, Of what
faith, Of from what Nationxi,, State or coun-t @
y organization, are Simon Pure Demo-
crAtsFC iRla.taL sdr .zrt+oataG3J Das sgc
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-18

TIE REaII Cause OF THE TRouBtY
Wr4H THE eABLx.Lone great soures 1ot
trouble with the cable, and perhaps the
principal one, Isl now supposed TO Tbeiin
:he defective centering5 of the copper cou1
ductor in its gntta percha covering. The,
guttah percha, being very thin in some
parts, allows the powerful electric currents
from tha induction coils to pierce it and
touch the outside wires; once this faalt,I
which Systematically called "blowing hols"
in cable, takes blace, such a loss Of the,
signilizing current, ,ensues that the cable
is rendered useless, or a great augmentation
Of battery power is rendered necessary; and
when this last remedy is resorted to tho
hole becomes larger and larger, until thaE
water, getting freely to the wire, oxydatss !,
it away in very shore time Such acci,
dents have frequently occurred in the cables
between England and the Hague and there
is not thelea doubt thatthere are many J
scores of such faults alongthe Atlantic wire. /,
I =
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-15

Interesting TO those sg6 srirg from head
ache.-A certain remedy found in DR..
McLane's celebrated Liver Pills, pre-.
pared IN Ft'ming Bros. Pifts6arg.
~ The following is a sample of certificates
received daily from our own citizens.
New York, August 1, 1852.
This 10 to certify that have been subject to
severe headaches sometimes the pain would he
so severe could rest neither day or night. :
Hearing ofBr. M'Lanes Celebrated Liver pills,
prepared by Elemng Bros. sent and got a box
OF which took two pills on going to bed, for
two nights. They re!,ertd me sntirciy. some
time has now elapsed, and l have had no more
trouble from sick headache.
Nj. JOHNSON, lis Lewis street. .
III Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR
MLANE's CELEBRATED LIVER Pill LIS man
uiacturcd by FLEMING BROS. OF pIrrsuuRo,
Pa. There are other Pills purporting to be
Liver Pills, now before the public. DIR. M,Lanc,s
genuine Liver Pills, also his celebra ted Vermi-
fuee, can now be had at all respectable drug
stores. None genuine without the signature Of
li9l FLEMING BROS.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-15
DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE,

Me subscriber offers to sell his farm OF
h roo Acres Of Lnnd, lying half a
mile from Smithtown. There is about 1875
acres cleared, and in good state Of culiva
ton ioI farming or grazing purposes. The
farm is fenced of INFO ten acre fields, with
never ioiiing water in nearly every field and
portion Of good meedow. There "a
is "A Dwelling House and out.housp l9EsaW
aud good waller within 3 feet Of thr door =,
with sIabiDg for or head Of horses. There
are 30 bushels OF wheat sowed, which brd
fair for good crop. Any one wishing to
buy vii doubtless view the land and Judge
for themselves.
Whteday creek running through said
farm and cutting off about 40, or 50 acres
from the main troc,, il viii be sold serc
rate or together to purchasers. Any inform
alton in regard to The land will be promp,.
~ given by addressing the Undersigned a,
WhiteJay 7. o.. Monongalia CO., Va.
WILLIAM HORN.
Orio J. NJ. Heck. Esq, Morgantown Va.
Nov. 90, 1857 --3m
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-15
Nj A r r | T. d:

On the 31st ult., by Rev. Mr.. Fin
ncy, at the residence of the bride
father in St. Ferdinand township, Ed
WARD G. BROOKE, of st. Louis, Mo-, to
Miss RACHEL, daughter of Charles and
Mary Woolverton, Of st. Louis county.
On Thursday, 31st ult., at Pittsburg,
Pa, by Rev. Jas. l., Reed, Mr.. ISAIAH
BEALL, Merchant Of that city, to Miss
CLAnINDA, daughter of Thos. Banker t,
of this vicinity.
On Sunday, Sd inst, by Rev. a.
Pool, Mr.. JOSEPH RANDALL of this co.
to Mrs. HANNAH GIBSON, of Preston.
On Thursday, 7th inst, by the same,
Mr.. PHILIP Muse to Miss ANNA ROM
all Of this county.
At Mount Morris, on the 9Th inst,
by Ed. G. +. c. Conn, Mr.. b. Frank
lin Fry, to Miss -Emeline ,Stayizman,
daughter of Daniel Startzman, of this
county. ....~..
AT the Same time and place, by the
same, Mr.. Isaac Weaver, to Miss Eliza
lane Fortney, all Of this county.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. w. 3.
Dutton, d. D., at the residence of Mrs.
Daniel, alfred IL. Barbour, Esq, of
this county, to Miss Kate A. Daniel,
OF Jefferson county, Va.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-15
Smiths Family, Plantation and Ship Medicine
Chest Companion. A New Enlarged
Edition.
JUST PUBLISHED.

90 Tho Family, Plantation, aud Ship Medicine
Chest Companion.--A compendium OF Dom os,ic
Medicine, Surgery, and Matcria Medics; par.
ucuiariy adapted for Heads of Families, Over.
&C., &C.. Containing:
A Domestic Pha imacoposia, with tables of DO.
ses, Weights and Measures. Plain Rules for
tho Administration of Medicines. their spolic..
uon 10 various diseases, with thoir properties
and doses.
Directions for tho Diet, Management and
Cookery Of the Sick ROOM.
drcn. .
A Plain Description ortho Treatment, of F,,e.
lures, DisOcations, &c.
concise account of the Asiatic and Spas
mooic Cholera, with the Remedies 90 DO used
IN the absense Of professional assistance.
General Rules Tor bathing, &C., sc.
ny FRANCIS GuRNEY SMITH, NJ. D., Professor
OF Tue Institutes of Medicine in the Pennsylya-
MA Medical School, Fellow oi the College Of
physcians, &C., &c. New Enlarged Edition
IL one fo!G".o, octave, Price SO.
NOTICES OF TIE PRESS.
ihisls most Complete volume for the house,
treatment of every species OF aiimcn, There
Is such evident care IN it's compilation, and the
publishers stand so high in the issuing Of Med.
zeal Works, that We can safely recommend il as
q most comprehensive and c0mpletc work ofthe
kind ."-BukletiH.
"a work which should have place in every
mouse. IN addition to prescriptions, il contains
most excellent advice, for the management of
The SICK, the preparation Of food, and thou
SAND minute things for their comfort, which
nothing but long experience in the charge OF tho
achh'ted can teach, which every ono wants at
some time in their life To- know--and will he Glad
to purchase without experience .''--Adrertfscr
"Wc can scarcely conceive more useful pub
hcaton. The directions are clear and intcIli-
gIblc, and the hints and suggestions are enieht-
cncd and sensible .''-IRguiTcr.
SINGLE COPIES sent by mail rrco or Pact.
age, upon the receipt ofthe subscription price ,s3
AHENlS and Booksellers supplied at llbor-
discount.
Address, LINDSEY & BLAKISTON.
Dec. q. Puhlishcrs pLiI,L,I,Li,
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TRUST SALE.

I n pursuance to the provisions of a Deed OF
Il Trust, executed by Elias Stlwcl to the sub
scriber as Trustee, for the benefit of John Watts
(now deceased), dated the 2Sth day OF January
1907, will sell before the Court-house door ia
Morgahtown, at public auction, on
Monday, the LIST day Of February, 1853,
tho following real and personal Property, wiz
All the right, title and interest vested in me 10y
SAID Deed OF Trust, IN and to 10 acres of Land
lying North OF Morgantown, known rs the COR
chafd Lott and in and to one other tract con.
yoyedby Francis BillingsIy's attorney in fact,
George u. Evans, and the remainder conveyed
to the said Siiiweli by George NJ. Reay.
ALSO, Mt the same time, one Sofa, two Side
Tables, one Piano, one uozcn Chairs, three
Rocking Chairs, one Roam Mare, one Bay Horse
one Wagon and Harness Tor Two Horses and
sundry other personal property named in eaid
Decd Of trust
Said property and real estate will be sold for
Cash. Selling as TrHsteo | will soil such title
sis vested in me by said Deed Trust
January ], 1893. 4. HhYMOND, Trustee.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-15
BTU A r Y.

Departed This life, November I'd, 1857,
al his residence in Wheeling, Va. Mr.. p.
b TAYLOR, aged SIS years, II months. and
~ days. He bore an illness Of nine days
with Christian iortiludr and resignation =
To him death had no ie,rofs, the grave pre.
scented no sorrow and though his wife and
children were dear to him, he regretted not
to leave them. He knew that his departure
would draw them closer to heaven AMI 10
their God. he was prepared TO die, aud his
exit was as the going out of dying taper
his countenanCe in death seemed 10 be IRA.
dated win joy. He was buried with Christ
in baptism % years ago, and always walk.
ed worthy of his profession both in public
and private life. On Thursday before his
death he asked his daughter to read for him
the cad Psalm, "The Lord is my shepherd"
&c, ana said It expressed his feelings exact.
". As a kind husband and afIectionae ia
ther, the loss is sorely felt in his bereaved
family. M. T. f.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-15
rSy- Senator DouoLAs is an ara.

zingly troublesome Democrat down at
the Capitol, since he persists in stick.
ing tight and fast to the popular
Sovereignty" plank of the Cincinnati
platform. Mr.. Fitch, of Indiana, whom
the Madison Courier compliment. as
one of "thc bogus Senator'S by virtue
of certificate of drunken Governor,
took it upon himself to attack Douglas
and his position; and the little giant
,hereupon took occasion to reply, very
lucidly, to Mr.. Fitch, which reply will
be found in our columns to-day. Mr..
Douglas sustains himself gallantly a
gainst all the attacks that have been
made upon him from all sides by the
friends of the administration. He has
in few words utterly demolished Mr..
Fitch's argument, and pretty nearly
demolished Mr. Fitch, by showing that
while he is upbraiding him and HE an
tagonism to the position of Mr. Buch-
ansn, he is opposed to the Administra.
ton on more points than is he Douglass.
He proves that Fitch is twice as deep
in the mud as he, Douglas, is in the
miro, and filings back, electrically, the
taunt that he is disturbing the peace
and harmony of the Democratic party.
lie winds up with clear and lucid
statement of his position on the Kansas
question, and utterly dcfes the attack
of the whole Administration phalanx,
from the boss down to the most plant
mental that cringes at his feet. The
:" harmonious democracy !" o! cracky.
But Douglas is on the Cincinnati Plat.
form, and there he'll stick. Read his
reply to Senator Fitch.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-15

g3y- Bead PRENTrCE's keen edged
structures on the Administration policy
in regard to the Nicaraguan fllibusters
and the arrest of General Walker
Buchanan's policy Of allowing Walker
and his marauding band to depart our
shores in the most public manner with
out hindrance, and then getting des-
peratc, all at once, for their arrest, in
somuch as to countenance the invasion
of Nicaraguan territory by U. S. ma
val force, is among the achievements
of modern craftsmanship, unsurpassed
except by the gigantic operations OF
the American navy before the village
of Greytown! Prentice excoriates the
Nicaragua Kansas-bcfuddlcd Admins.
tration in characteristic style; and no
more than it's deserts does hc admins,
ter in the hour of its need.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-15

Btag~ The inventive genius Of our
citizens suffers not diminution by the
tight times. We hear of several new
patents lately obtained and other de-
vices preparing. James NJ. Kern, the
carriage builder, occupies an enviablc
position in the front rank of our in
vontors, for his improvements all attest
his mechanical genius and his skill as
as workman. We have heretofore
noticed his Improved Washing Machine
as model in practical utility, but we
see that he has materially Improved his
Improvement, and now has hismachne
perfected. 1t will wash the most diff
ficult pieces, shirts, collars, risbands,
and even the most unwieldy bed-clothes
with comparative ease to the operator
and without the necessity of going over
them by hand. BY peculiar appli-
cation of power, the clothes are Kept
turning and the water is forced through
them at each stroke Of the wash board
in such way as to take out any ordi-
nary stains in very short time. The
machine is closed up, when operated,
so that the floor may be kept dry, and
no traces Of wash-day are visible after
its work is done, except pile of nice
clean clothes. TO appreciate it fully,
it is necessary to sse it at work, and
Mr.. Kern takes pleasure in exhibiting
it to all who call upon him.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-15
u AM2'B11AN gNlDNe
aroRGANTowN. JANUARY15.
80 Mhy is it that our paper. rec.

BE- Why is it chat our paper, reg.
rlarly mailed here, as the Postmaster
knows, for Clinton Furnace, does not
reach its destination more than once or
twice month, whereas the Virginia
Star" put in the post-oilice the same
day, goes through by daylight, fresh
from the press to its readers there
There's something rotten some where,
and that nowhere else but in the Post
Office Department. We have set the
triggers to ascertain where this and
other irregularities occur, and as soon
as we saddle the right horse we'll drive
him right into public notice. The
postmaster that would thus detain pa
pers purposely, in violation of his oath,
would appropriate acorns belonging to
a blind hog to his own selfish purposes.
The act is too mean for description,
hence we are going to find out who it
is that perpetrates it; and when we
know the public shall know also! !.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-15
RoVoway's Ointment and PiUs,.

ULcERATED LEGs.-Evory surgeon knows that
sores deeply seated in tho muscular FIBRE of the
leg defy all ordinary treatment; but ulcers of
this class, however obstinate and virulent, in
varbly heal under the balsamic action of Hol-
loway's Ointm ent. This PREPARATION does not
drive the virus OF the sore from one part of the
system to anotherj 1t cures not by repression,
but expulsion. Hence, there is no fear of the
re.appearance of any eruption, tumor, swelling,
or sore, that has onco yielded to the healing prop
critics of this thorough curative. In cases Of
cancer its timely use has saved innumerablo lives,
and rendered the cruel process of excisio un.
necessary. Ol the Pills, it may be truly said
that no disease OF tho stomach or liver ever re-
sisted their operation.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-15
Tn Rev. G. S. Burnett, while l,borj0y

Tn Rev. &. S. Burnett, while laboring as
aMissionaryin Southern Asia, discovered SIM
pie and certain Cure foi Consumption, asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Nervous Debility, and
all impuri ties Of the Blood; also easy and el-
iccual method of inhaling tho Remedy. Ac,u-
ated by desire 10 benefit his suffering fellows,
he will cheerlnily send the Recipe (ree) to
such desire it, with full and explicit directions
for preparing and successfully using tho medi-
cine. Address Rev. c. s. BURNETT,
S3l Broadway. NY. CITY.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-15
Improved Farm for Sale.

WE OFFER at private sale, the uac, oil
w Land known as the Lewis John Farm
containing SIT acres, lying near the Mononga.
heia river, about four miles north of Morgan.
town. About l75 acres of said farm arc i'm
proved, and particularly adapted to stock grow
lug, being well watered, aud tho soil of excel
lent quality. Tho un,mproved portion al the
Farm abounds in the finest OF ,imber--morc val
uahis On accountofits nearness 20 the river.
Being aasious TO sell tho above farm, wo will
maSo'ths terms aud price very reasonable
Altogether NO think the Inducements for pur-
chasing such rarm are rarely offered.
We will take pleasure IN answ ering any enqui
res, or showing It 10 any one who may call on
us at Morgahtown, Va. ...
CARR. HANIYAY s Co.
Jiuuary Z, 1888.
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n.y. A Quarterly Meeting at the

BD- A Quarterly Meeting at the
M. Z. Church, in this place, began on
Thursday evening of last week, and is
still progressing with tokens of good to
the church and to our community
May the work continue and involve all
our churches and people in the untold
blessings of gracious revival. The
pastor, Rev. DR.. Drummond, has been
assisted By Pres. Ed. Martin, Rev.
Clark, Nixon, and other efficient min
listers.