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OF AMERICAN WOMEN
III TIE GRAEFENBFRG FAMLLY MEDICINES.


No 2 B0ND-sr. NYw-lokE,
The Graefsnberg InstitaoI Organized By act o Legs
aiuTe Of EsYok In 1885, ard It Il scknl wledsed a. tue
nos, ropalor and scientific institution OF The Day.
CoYsuLArK o. THR USirgD sTATEs OF AMERICA
BOsBAr, September fl5p y
Thi, Is 10 certify that personally acquainted WIN y
r. BRIDoH H. D. Of the City Of New and thS' De Is
tht have used the rse!cnbesg mediceos sccrdrg to d
reetio5 given Gyaeenbg aErai a. HeaiN tSt sev-
ersl wears 10 my cntifo sisction and cAE cohcshs3
recommend them ell who wish % save doctoT' bus sn1
oujoy good health
Wy l.. II. HATFIELD American Courl Boutsy
Many OF the leading public men IN the country have spoken
Ia the terms Of he GrstfIbeg lu,tituon aud It's
theory ali p!acce. Others who uuGsqu with To
n,dtneI but Who Of the Integrity SID truthful
70 then for tue Truth Of whsi ne MAJ say Among these Ia
We have noticed the asmt5 Of HoRsCs OBEgfE, OF The
TriBHne Prof NJ Z. JsvETr. o. tue Nassar Female Col
leEe Poughkeersie; Rev. +. II. CHAFiS D. d. OF eeN
York sPrCL A Z. PEABODY. Of HAryud University Sc
one i hs leddisg Gt0,je5ibr-g h8eints IA he
UTERINE CATHOLICOE
viih il esrtan for all fsiae irregular feI. tesak.
nsis tus,oy uiccfaiiyn Inflammation tokt JdAiag and
tier 0ai dsY1H yrner Of fr uterine 0ygdpI rei ne
ron,fitufionGi froublrs GTiiiag jTDss n ps
Pofe > 80 per bsft. EY-FOA SIX DoILARs FIVE BoT-
TLss WILL sxNr EYPKH,s AND CHAnGHs PREPAID TO
ESQ Oy ENPREss LINZ IRON kEy.iORX ell
Adde'S JOSHUA r. BRIDGE, d., Resident Physician
OrssfeEberg II stule No. Boudst, New. York
Ccngunp,ises and l1iicI afflicted rih chronic
ueyiAe oy ,saadcs rt2Ea yfes and hoss
tgang cdte BkH se,iisiy az time Of ooHsnsnf caS Dc
recrirc1 az patients IN ne Institute Bgifings.
" f0H rERs.. ADDKEss As ABoyE'
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE
C4GPHALIC PILLS
CUkE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPUALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS or HEADACHE

Blythe u,so Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Htrvoa
or Sk Headache may be prevented and taken at tho COM
stOsacp Of attack immediate relief ifO pain and sick.
n..s viii bs obtained
They seldom fail IN removing III, Nls.,a ,ai HsadaeS, %
which females subject.
They &C, gently upon the bowels. r,nOJins Coslhenu
Fer LRrayy Mea, SfudeAn Delicate Females, and a. Per.
,oul Of ,sIentayy habit, they valuable LaTltir,
irrroius the appetite giving and rgor tho digestive
orstB and restoring the natural elasticity and strength Of the
whole system
The CEPHLLIC PILLS are tho result Of Ion. nvts,l
xaoa ard carefully conducted experiment. having been Ia
use many year, during which time they have prevented
nd relieved vast SmOunt Of psiu aud suffering from Head
ache whether originating In the system frOn Dc.
lsnEsd state o. tho stomach.
They ara entirely vegetable ia their competition and may
be taken at al time. with perfect saety without making any
change Of Diet aHd the Of any d,a2e.abs ta. zen,
dei Il cay toadmniasrbsn 10 ohai,ta
BEWARE or CoUNTERFEITs.
Tie genuine have Gre signature. o; HENRY C. 5PALD.
ING on each Box
Sold by Druggist, and all Oihsr Dealers in Medicine.
boz will DO sent by mail prepaid, on receipt Of the
PRICE, % CENTS.
Anord.r should ssddrssssdto
HENRY c. sPALDINa
No 20 CsdarS.., N,w.Yorh
II sins, bO,tl. OfsPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times 1t. cost annually. IA
ECONOMY DISPATCH
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE TIE PIECES
rS'"A srGroa IN TIKI SAVE, NNRr 81
A, ACCIDENT ell happen, errn in VeH regulated Janl,
repairing Furniture, Toys CrOckery. &C.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
meet, all such emergencies, aud household afford 70
be withou Hisaways ready and to the sticking point
"UsEEUL In EVERY HOUSE"
MIA brush aeeOmPsnie, each bO.tls. Price % cents
HENRY C. sPALDING,
No. % CedarsE, NswYosk.
CAUTION
Ascertain unpincipled perlOni s:tsmpng.o palm OF
on the unsuspsc,ns public imitation, Of my PREPARED
GLUE would caution all persons to examine before par.
chasing, Ani see that the full nAms
o. sPALDIEGs PREPARED GLUE, IA
I, on the oa.slIo wnppsa al 'Asr are 'vipdsrs
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A's,srAsT QyAsrEEsAsTsx osssR.L,s 0yrcn,
DLANS, SPECIFICATIONS and an ESff,


Il MATE Of The cos. Of range Of plain WOODEN BAR
RACKS sufficient for the commodities Of eight hapdre1
men, to be erected the public ground at Fort Hauitoa ~
invited at this Office until 10 o'clock on the IA nst,pt
when they will be submitted 10 the General
Washington for his approval rejection Toese pans mav
be for building Of two spres aud coute pzs
room sufficient TO allow thirty and half ft
Of hoor 10 each person. With allowance In addition s
kehens The specifications should state the size ta tim
per proposed 70 be used the kind snd dsph
the Kind Of Misunderstanding roof covering flooring
Of doors and window sahes and door and window
imng aud all other particulars necessary TO perfect an,
'snoog o. the kind q bulldog proposed be erected by
we person ouorns the plan The estimate the en-.
be required to complete e. D ID ToMpKITs ""~
ooionei and Assistant Quarterma (ener i IT, s. A.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received b.
~ the SCHOOL OFFICERS Of the T seuty.sacooS Ward
81 the office Of the Clerk Of the Beard Of Rdator cn,n. ~
Grand and Em-sts until WEDNESDAY, ,bs Ie,b A. ~
October instant, at o'clock .. IT, fot ths ATiNa D.
PARATUS Necessary for hesting with hot water q, ,
Ward School House No ST. IN West 44thst Ia ssA w.
Specifications for said apparatus Gle and can bs u
ne office Of AMMON nACyEY, Superintendent Of scS,I
Buildings No. 81 Crosbys and the proposals. offered mu
be conformity with said specific tions Two respor
and approved sureios will be required for the hfa psr.
forance Of the contract the Of whom must accom-.
psuy the proposal The School Officers thu Iybt h
reject any all Of the proposals. offered deemed for he
public Interest TO do 10. BENZ. P. tAIRCHILn,
Chairman School Officers Twenty second Ward
JosEPH CUDLIPP, JR.. Secretary.
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cUpREME COURT-COUNTY OF GENEs-
SrArE or NEw.YoKK, OFFICE OF TBS SEe RgTsBy0Ti
SrArz s-a..y -. Ny

STATE hsB.sr. AIs. J. ISL :
FstO the SHERIFF. OF the COUNTY OF NEW
IosASF HofifE + H ~, sts S on .ic
succeeding the st Monday Of November next tue iou'sns
Secretary OF state in The place Of David r. Floyd JOpssl
A Controller IN the place Of Robert DeaDistoIt =,
An iho,ley General in ths place Of Carries ~ myerl
State fhgeer and Surveyor, IA the pace Of Van Aes
State Treasurer in the plsss Of Philip D0,sheinetl
A Caua Comnissnsr, In the place oil hlian Naoh"' !"
Sana Commissioner IN the pl,cs Of Bepis@n ? Bres
who Appointed 70 al the vacancy occsoned oy ae ase
An Inspector State Prison. In The place Of JO'ah
jatye Of the Court orApPoaI' in the pl,oe Of ocosE
All whose term, Of Office will expire on The last day Of De-
ASo a.aoo Of the Supreme coul. fer ,hO Flrs Jud!
a 9; s s S a .t 5 Ssa'' '
Eso Senators for tie Fourth. Fifth. sixth, and Se'sas
Senate e o9THR S%s Sc ESSoBB G 81
Seventeen Members Of Assemblyi
4 Sheriff, 10 the place Of John Kelly
A County Clerk. IN the placs OF John Clancyi . , .
Judge OF Common Pleas, IN the place Of John brseJi
Justice Of the Marine Court insh plse Of Arbo h MAJ
A district Attorney. Ia the place Of Nelson j. WSieLbuJ
100 Justices Of the Superior Court In the place CT Lew"
-Four Cor ntrs IA the place OF Robert Gamble, AadIsy r
Jacknan Frsncis Il. o heefe. and william Schi,meti H.
Two Supervisors, Ia the place Of Esh e. Furry ""a o"
All whose terms Of office will expire the last day Of %
'e'H " o o, r.,na,,fpIlv D. r FLOYD JONES,
Secretary oil state
SugRfFP's OpFcg, CRY AND CoUSTX os HSN'foEk, ~.
hereby certify tbe above 60 be true copy OF the ona
tice received BY th day from the geary q Sat
JOHN NELLY
sheif Of the City ard County o. Hewiors
Aug. 2 1861. -
EXTRACT FROM CHAPTER 400, LAWS OF lse
SKC l4fne Sheriff Cleik Of the C9usiy Of New.lcn
WHO shall receive notice Of al Election shall without ss
deliver copy Of such notice 10 tbs bosrd Of super on
sid Coupy aud each Supervisor OF said County he SHAH e
ocopy such notice 10 be Published onee IN esea y
until Election therein specified. Ia such newse2enm
said County, exceeding fifteen In number, having n
lsrscst circulation a. the City aud the County.
Pursuant tho above extract propIieiors o. newspsper,
notified not 10 insert this unless duly sshS
lied JOhN NELLIE, -
ao3 lawts SheTia ofthe City aid County Of Nsw'f0'L
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l)ure Times, Sc.

I BEG leave to state that | have opened my
store at No 203 Pears Maiden.lne where shall
constantly keep full a.ortnent OF tho WINES and PURE
COGNAC BRANDlES OF hessrs. PAUL De CONlSCh,
MONOU 4 GUIRAUD.
Orders are respectfully solicited aed v be promptly at.
tended TO- J. MARC MARTIN
BoRDY,Ux July l. 1851
We have e honor inform the public tina, have esab
shed depot Of our WINES in the City OF New York and
have appointed Mr. j. MARC MARTIN our Agent tor the
United States and the Canada
Az Wines strictly pure and can be used with
safety for family aud medit iial purposes
PAUL De CONlNCk, MONOD & OUlRAUD.
We take pleasure 10 recommend with euire tdence MI
j. MARC MARTIN. Agent OF the firm PAUL DE CO
NINCk, MONOO & GUlRAUO Of Bordeaux. We can as
friends that they may rely the purity OF all Wines
sold By that arm through Mr.. MARTIN.
GURDON BUCK, NJ. d New.York
HORACE GREEN. NJ d.. New.Nork.
WILLIAM X. BROWN, N. D., Brooklyn.
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Gtationerp ano fantp GOODS.
me0oina CARDS, &t.

AT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS.-Weddng
N CARDS Of the latest ,yles a, No. io4 Futou NJ Y
(Estabished 1881
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
H Wedding Home and Note papers, &c Business Cords
BiLHeads, Portraits &c. at KELLYS, 81 fultonst NY
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To every mother who has children suffering from any Of the
compliant, incident TO the eiod Of teehng say DO not
e your own pIeudees the preudieeS Of Others stand ia
the way Of the relief that win be Sursyes absolutely
to follow the use OfMra wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP.
The following l. extract om letter written by the Rev
c. H. Weises to The German Reformed M.'sn9ey at Cham
BEES burgh, Penn.i
Just open the door for her and Mrs Winow will prove
the American Florence Nightingale Of the nursery. Of this
We are 80 sure that will teach Susy' g. say, a
br,sng on Mia NinsloSior helpgg her TO survive and
escape the giiEg collecting and teetng siege We confirm
every word set fyfh In nc Prospectus IL performs preclsoy
what It Processes TO peffom, every part OF -nothng less
Away with your Cordial PaIegorc Drops' Laudspuni
and every other Narcotic by which the babe dragged ino
stupidity and rendered dull and idiotic for life
I've have never hrs. wnilow-know her only
through the preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for Children
osing' i've had the power we would axe bo she IT,
a y,ical saviour 10 the Infant Race
BEWARE or coUBrKRYKITs and sIrATIoEs
None genuine unless the fac smile OF CURTIS PER
KINs, Now.YOrk. Is on the outside wrapper
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office. No. 10 CEDAR-sT.. HEw-YoRE.
Phco opiy IS cents per bO,,ls.
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AIRS. WINSLOWs SOOTHING SYRUP for
CHILDREN TEErHIsd.
This valuable preparation /, the prescription Of oHs9f he
mos. ,Irdieueed and Lpial nunes In New England, aud
hs, been ulsI with peverns IA thousand, OfeG'e'
1t no, only relieves the child from pain but inso'a, the
.om,ct and bows eOucc ,cdy and give, tone sra vgor
to tie whole system.
win slno., htin,lJ relieve Ghpng IN the bowel and
overcome eonyul,Ons which. no, speedily reusdisd sBl
10 death
We believe the be-. and ,ur.i remedy in the wohd, 10 Al
cn,, Of D.sncr and Diahas In ehirvn shothss arises
from tee,hns or from any other
George A. Fowler Of OufOrd write, under date Of yuao
u, 1900.
-, Permit no to ssy, that MrL ,wTNsLow's sooTH
have a.oeraned IL mel it, 1h the si time a.
cine for Intrinsic good qualities 9svcr before this
ueIdaton Of uuy patent medicine know not what
s competition is but believe Is perfectly hsrmles. aud
sac know IL gives the creates, satisfaction psrcn.
nurses aordbg relief and quetude without any UNPLEASANT
sfecs At tending It's use Yours rs'Pfsssini1iy rovtpo
Mothers! nou sn!! Mothers!! An old nurse for chn.
dreu. Don't fail TO procure Mr, WINsLoW'5 SOOTHING
SYRUP for Chdea Testhing Il has equal earth No
mother who has ever triod
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SY-
RUP
For Children viii consent TO let her child pass through
the distressing and critical period Of teens without the aid
of this invaluable preparation. fife AID health he est
mated by dollars md cents. 1t worth s weight in gold
Millions Of bottles sold every year In the United States
Il Is an old and well.tded remedy.
David Miller of Clsreres NogYOrt writes. under date
Of June i3 1860;
ave have child three months old which Las screamed a.
necessarily with spasmodic affection Of the bowels
tina. had desprcd Of raising It. It's stomach
souf bowe deIanged aud Utmost symptom uufa
Ayoreble until obtsned bottle Of the SOOTHING Sf
HUP, which acted like charm. II immediately became
quiet manifests every symptom Of I'M rovenent
aud comfort II good little kitten playful and
smiling and seems entirely well All Of which sscIibe
the use Of Mrs. MINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
Yours, repeatedly,
"DAyID MILLER"
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printing.
Deniisirp.
Coparinersbip ilotirrs.

nISSOLUTION.-Thc cOpartnership heretofore
IL existing the subscbcrs under tn, Of Dew
LIN HUDSON Co.. is thi, day solved by mutual consent
DANIEL DEVLlN ia authorized to sign the name Of the
late firm IN Liquidation.
DANIEL DEELIN, JONATH OGDEN
CHARLES q. HUDSON STEPHEN w. JESSUP,
RICHARD :. ROBERTSON, JOHN DEYLIS
kewYOTk SEPT. il, 1861.
Tie bnsness w be continued by the undersgncd, under
the firm name Of DRVLlN L Co. DANIEL DEpLtN,
JONATHAN OGDEN,
STEPHEN w. JES5UP.
NOTlCE.-The COPARTNERSHIP hereto
fore cxi.tng between BEALS JAMES, In the Granite
business was dissolved the 30h Of September, 1861
Dated Oct. ], 1861 SAMUEL NJ. JAMES.
NOIlCE.-The COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
existing between the subscribsr the firm Of
a. X. EATON Co., Is from th. ds, dissolved by mutual
consent A. X. EATON.
sept ~, 1861. HENRY w. morris.
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Gewins-A latbinss.
Eena! Nctiees.

! IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
o. the County o. NewYork notice q hereby given TO al
person, having claims against GEORGE WALTER late
the city Of York. deceased to present the same With
youches Thereon the subscriber his residence at tds
Houe Houss No broadway ia the City OF New or
or before The tenth day Of October ne1Daed Newfort,
the 5th day Of April 1861. ma,
arc law SIMS JAMES TAIEh, Lheoutot
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U1s No. g25 Broadway. between z
on MONDAY, Sept. l6. Number Of ]
will DO under the direct supervision
Principal Special stteBtion given 70
for hich full responsibility l. assume
the following gentleman, who haze
Phillips, ID. d.. Gurdsn Bui ohstd, l.
Linsly, 81. d., VIM. Black, Geo. d
NJ. D., Horace Holden, Daniel 5. Sch
n osss A. HOppock, John G. Tucker.
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COOPER INSTITUTE.-NEW CARPET
~ STORE.-The undersigned has orened the spacious
store No Cooper Institute lhay through to No Is Sd
three doors Of 9th st. and f. now prepared TO sup
s old customers aud eli othtrs with general esso'tmsu
81 CErpeIjngs floor OilClotls Hearth R0gs Door Mas
Table ard Hlno Covers Window saEdes, Sc o. extremely
low prices. ,ooy,nb ~ a., e. =, ,,,,-rp
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M LYONS COLLEGE TIE INSTITUTE

4 and 22d-sls., reopcnT
pills limited TO 30, who
, I'D instruction Of the
-eparstiyn for College,
Reference Is made 20
cen patrons: w. w.
. and Lockwood, Jared
Sgke, VIII I'd Parker
: K, John AuehincloSs,
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NIVIL and MILITARY COLLEGE at
HHARL IER IN S 4 | L U i
" FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SCHOOL,
" JAS WEIR MASON, A. NJ, has REMOVED to No. 20
Ess. 28sh Personal Instruction By the Principal CiTcu
lars al Carer's No $50 Broadway and at the School
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.-The Term viii be-
v Gin on the first MONDAY lhl Of October at d O'Clock

Candidates examined not admitted IN June VIII PFC
bent themselves for examination at % On tRlDAI 4'h
October. - - ,-, -
Students absent from partially frg the srnual exam
baton viii be examined OF the same dsy II " O'Clock m
CHARLES KING, LII H., Pres. Col Col
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The Southern Confederaey Office,
ATLANTA GA

Athens, July 20, 1861.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-08-23

Has reliable special letter aud telegraphic cor
respondent at Manassas Junction--the great at
tractve field of battle at present.. We have also
engaged reliable correspondents from various
poists in Virginia. Everybody wants to hear the
news, and all important dispatches or news items
received by us will be promptly placed on the
COnfederaey balletin.
In these exciting times it is probable that ex-
travagant rumors will get ahoat. We caution the
people against them, and beg everybody to be
careful what they believe.
We have every possible facility for obtaining
correct news. Tbis, kpwarcr, costs NJ heavily,
and we hope every one who is anxious to got war
news will admit the equity of subscribing and
paying for our paper. o. s - .'--.----.
Quite number of names GU our daily list and
few ON the weekly, will be erased this week, I'M
less the subscriptions are renewed. We invaria-
bly, stop sending the paper at the termination Of
the 'tigle for watch ii is paid
Cur terms for tho Daily are s. per annum or 50
cents per month--the cheapest Daily in the South,
that gives the same amount Of reading matter.
The Weekly is u very large sheet, full of the
choicest reading matter. The cheapest way to
get the news is to subscribe for the Confederacy
Address ADAIR h SMITH, Atlanta, Ga,
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From the Seat of War in Virginia.

We have before us a private letter from
a gentleman, residing at WarreRton, Va,
from which we take the following extract.
Sour troops are advancing as fast as
they can be moyed. They are now in
four miles, fifty thousand OF them, and
pressing on. You may look out by the
last Of this or first of next week, for IL
big fight, or another foot race. My in-
preston is, and think you will find me
correct, that our General will throw n
large body OF troops across the Potomac
at Leesburg and then march up to Wash
ington in the reaf, bringing Oh an attack
both in front and rear at the same time"
This letter Us dated the 18th inst
Nash. Union and 4ameyisaa.
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New Orleans Market.

M" e1LE7H''-'Ug. u.
SrGAR-Thc receipts have been moderate. The
weeks sales embrace about 500 hhds.. mostly taken
in small lots at range Of 36y3Ic for inferior, 81
gi!c for common to good common, ! Ia I! &C from
fair to fully fair, j2M6tc for prime to choice yell
low and 7}@s2c r ID for white clarified.
MoLAssEs-Thc receipts have again been light
and the demand has again been confined to 800
5bls. The stock on sale is very light. We quote
loo zoe for inferior and fcrmenting, and 2OGi 2jc
for prime and choice rcboilcl City Refinery re-
boiled is selling at 2i@2sc. and Sugar house
syrup Mt Soc p gallon. Weeks receipts 1926 bbls
CoffEE-The demand Las been limited, but
prices have been maintained. Tho sales of the
week comprise so bags Rio at SOC p h and 200
bags Mt 35c T. ID for Confederate States Treasury
notes. The stock now on hand is about l,sOO
hnys
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The PROSPECTS OF OUR REcoGyITIoy.-
lion" the Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore .Sus, who is a thorough
Englishman by birth, association, and
feeling, writes:
The London Times has arrived at the
conclusion that the war must terminate
in Southern Independence. That indie
pendence may not, even if it exist dc facto,
terminate the war. 1t is clear that the
Times will advocate recognition, by Eng
land, at an early day. Advices received
ut Havana from Europe state that Euro
pean Governments will probably soon re-
cognize the Confede,ates.
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OBITUARY

DIED, at her residence in Rhca county. Tenn.
on the III inst. of fever Terminating in acuc
trctcs, Miss JrLiSDA EvALiSg WEsrrn. AGED 10
years and months. She was dutiful. obodicnt
ehiid--possessng remarkably nmiablc disposi
ton. She had received a good education bay;nr
more than ordinary intellect. possessing a combi
nation of attractions of person. mind and man.
ncrs rarely met with on this earth. She delighted
much in books, but the Bible was always bcr
main sheet anchor, even from childhood Sbe
protested religion about four years apo and Mt
tached herself to the Methodist Church. In Ronne
county, of which she remained faithful member
until she was called to leave the church militant
tojoin the church triumphant She died in the full
triumphs ofthc Gospel As the clock struck onn
on the night of ID August, she brcntbcd bor Ios,
calmly and scrcncy. She died without n struvgIc'
she has left kind mother and three brothers In.
gcther with host Of friends, TO mourn her loss,
but, thank God, they mourn not as those who
nave no hope. They fcol that she has entered
into that rest which awaits the people of C;od.--
IL mas been my destiny to witness many scenes of
ueath and suffering, but never can FORGOT tho
words and features of this dying girl. About six
hours before she expired she asked me. "Does Ike
Doctor think | am dyingY Not receiving n di-
rect answer, she asked, ''Do you think can get
well!' told her feared not. Then 7 asked
her IT she was willing to die She REPLIED that
she had suffered so mueh-ict mo reflect two
minutes, then will respond. Then settled upon
her countenance calm serenity, brilliancy en-.
hrely unearthly and beyond the power of Ian
guage TO describe, when she lookd ut me and re-
pied, Yes, am ready to go. feel entire ro.
signatiOn. and perfect reliance on nv savior
Jesus is with me-" Reaching her hand to mo
which was bathcd in the icy dews of death. look
ing me calmly in the face. she said, SOFTLY "Will
you meet me in HeavcpT, She thep turnsd to
m u. mother and SAID "Oh, meet inc in Heaven =
leii my brothers and friends l AN gone to IIcay-
en-, L. wish them NIL D., Al.
was u large concoursc of people at her buryinp.
Many wcpt over her remains for she had many
ir,ehus. Let us all remember her dying request,
Meet mo in lleaven!" for one can never for.
getit while am permitted to live.
Plant you an evergreen,
Scatter the rose
Where little Evalue
Takes her repose.
Dew-drops will glistcn there,
Zcphyrs will play
Yet her immortal parts
Passed, passed away.
Gone to the spirit land,
Waited above
Joined to that happy band,
Basking in love
Meet her, ye earthly friends;
"Mect me-" she cried,
Waving her icy hand,
Calmly, and died.
Go to that evergreen
kneel there and pray
Where little Evalnc's
Spirit may stray.
Even in future life.
Morning and evening"
Remember her parting words,
inject me in Heaven
W. r. CLAcK.
Snlnhnr SPRINGS. Rhca CO.. Aug. II. 1861.