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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-11
HEALTH OF ANHsIClN WOMEN.

Il Hah - NJ 80 - -
Female Irregularities. wcatness, uterine d~,sp'ace
scents and ali local Itc5inc difficulties AMI const.ta
tional t~rourlrso Of -o-ccn arc entirety cared by the
Grsereubsr- Nsrshgl's Uterine Ca;aoiico1.
IN This coz u-CuCn, Miss B'--hcr. sister cf The
Rev. Henry Eard E-.rteT, in Letters 20 tle People
page l&9, says:
II n=yc E,-e sisters and sis:ers-iu is=, mi rauE-
teen female cousins. all married aaa all G-ii-a.e and
ailiaE- Amid the immense circle OF ny friends and
acqUsi-t-uc5z. I ce1Ent r.clil ten married iliics
bern in iAiz c~st2ry aai country, EhS axe perfectly
heal.ly."
In eases, IovsTer. where lie GrRFenherg Ca.ho!-
con las been used. We aus; say that heHl:h las M
idly taken The place n disease. and lafic5 have he
come roa9st. strong. vi-.roEs AMI healthy.
Mrs. Gleason. OF El2ira, says: "E=sutifUi.inseca
is The c~clt"lGG trusting ratvTe OF woman. nut how
mach does u Eech TO be projected by a vaJchfu!ncss
that vii. loadher in time OF disease to appeal TO a
ami purity g character
All these -sy he -ecc-ei ~ addressing tie Graz
sn5tr- CorsraGv.
lam ? Methodist. clergyman. Ny hcart has fairly
acAsd u =Etness the feeble health OF vomea as I
have rtve'ed ny circuit preaching the gospel 7
llaIk Cos, EsTeFer- that : have seen all these dis
sas-s give ray 20 the Cr=rcutCrg HarshaIs EteriLe
CataCliCon, 3 EsrvEe- - mas been used.
lev. P~EEEkSEAEp,
Eilg5Eay, NIcA gan.
F0Tntriy Of Weston STARK, Medina J--n
For sale by Y GODS & Pew, Warren; J. II. John
son. Hartford; Chew e Eol-on, BropEdsl3; J. ".
Leslie. Miles; Z. Jackson d Bro. Euhh1r'; L. +.
Souie. NeEton falls; Curtis &c Smith, Green; Beck
with & Brothers, Cust2yus; II. Barnard, KiEsnisn;
AldTieh & Beach, Fowler; :. FansleT, B:!st9ii Z. ?.
WoIcott, Pennington.
For Medicines and agencies address
L.. AtEGsLEY. Agent, Tor
March, 9, SSl.I Cleveland, Chic.
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WESTERN REsERVE CARRIAGE

ESQ TORY. 1T E.5RREE.
~ - The Proprietor 5cs3Tcs - iaf1gl his
friends and patrons. that Ae uay naS
tE~T% be found on Libert- street south Of she
-beuk. where IS formerly. ne is mana
iaeiEring % cc-.a.1f0rsai Carriages lad 4esies
- erydescr ptlsn ;1ld wiIlcoGgtautI Eeepc On baud
= good acsort-nent Ofthe mostsrpT0ved sty les. which
LOT material, snbsts-tial workmanship p. n Nd glc--rcr
o. hhlsh .shalinothe surpassed n dissection crgsfc
AAose Nantiu=a vehicle Of any Aiad- Wild veil rv
eIF4hS me- a call az they can scarcely falls heins
sulted either IN style. quality terms or price.
Painting and Trimming done in Z superior manner
aud at prices that will give satisfaction.
Cash win be paid, and good prices. for the bsst o..
all kinds see-nd rovth carriage lumoer.
Warren. April 20 80. Z x wTsELL
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"EL0OD FOOD"

xlicA restores the red siohuies, and thus the normal
circulation Consalptivesi Friends Of consampt-
ives - sufferers Tram ary organic cisease!l Uuior-
-uaetes. who nave svsxcess o. -hehoIy or mind. re
drrcHf he standard o. he bll1 and diminished the
rcd ai-h1irs Ladies s-f-r.ug ans Of the distresses
known as female cluelsi1ts, he persuaded the"BioOd
FoaI- can cure Won Il his cured thousands Of des
perate cases where an hope his been gwen up Do
not reject e.. 10 not t1r0E assay yoar only hope Tbs
BLOOD Food" Is an U~ufEi!iug remedy, give it & trial
An elaborate treatise carrying Ot and fully prov
ing The theory advanced Av.e To be correct, viii De
mailed % any Interested party, on the receipt OF two
3 sent STAMPS. Blood FOOD is sol3 by all druggists
or where t cannot De- htd. I WI send 6 bottles free
Of expense for 81 frir-. single bottle 81 IL IS
Jus up in @ OF WALSH yeiioW wrappers-uie ala KIND.
in small bottles. in red w~Iarf-rs having beea done
away with-sud bears the ac-siai-e signature Of
Church < Dupont upon III iale.9f The wrapper. Be
ware Of couuJerfci-s 1-l mutations
C-c DCtJSr. sole PROPRIETOR.
IFeJ. 90. Gi fl5 s~r0a-vzy. New York
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Fine Arts.

MIR. HARRY billiard, late of
w Europe. wolli say 70 the lovers OF dne arts Of
Warren that he intends opening a school fer the in
~structio1 Of Landscape and Azimai Painting. TosIi
those that Si,h instruction. he would say that a "a
vOrable opportunity now presents itself. Terms 50
cts a lesson. Study hours from 10 n - A. VI. . to
ar VI. All orders left az T. leroy's Photograph
roomS. will -es.ive innsdiaA attention.
Sept. Is, 'T-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-11

ron TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
RemIttent Fever, CkIl Fever Dumb
Hcuc, Periodical Headache. or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Feyc-s, fsdeed
Tor the whole class OF diseases Originate
ing ia hillary arrangement caused by
the Malaria OF MiasE3atic Countries.
We arc enabled here to offer the community a
remedy which, while It cures the above complaints
with certainty, Is Sill perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such 4 remedy Is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
CURE" expels the miasmatic poison OF FEVER
AND ACUE from the system, and prevents tie de-
velopment OF the disease, If taken on the FIRST ap-
proach Of its prcm0nitory symptoms. It's not only
the best remedy ever vet discovered for this class
of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
Quantity we supply for 4 dollar bringsi 1t within the
reach Of every body and in bilious districts, whore
FEVER AMI AGUE prevails, every toay should
have II and use It freely both for cUre and pTolec-
ton. \ great superiority OF this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Internittents IS that It contains no QUiniTe
or mineral, consequently it produces 10 quiuism or
other injurious elects whatever upon the C~cnStitu-
ton. Those cured by It arc LETT rs healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Aguc is not alone the consequence or
the miasmatic poison. \ great variety OF diSor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, G0tt, Headache, Blind
mess, 7oofhCebc. E9Taehe. C1fayyh, Asit'nG, FaE
ptt1sf02. PatRJEs dFcciton 81 tHc Spleen, AgStfT-
scs, Pain an the B01reks, Colo, Paralysis and De-
rapgemsnt of tie Stomach, all of which. when
originating in this cause, put on the intermittent
tgPe. or become periodical. This Cure" ezVelS
the poison from the blood. and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection 30
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the ma!arious districts. Iftakcn occa-
sionally or daily while exposed 70 the Infection,
that viii be cxcretcd from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity TO ripcn into dis
case. Hence 1t Is even more valuable for pr0tec-
ton than cure, and few viii ever suffer from Inter
mittcats il they avail themselves o. the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, FEasl.
Weeds & Peg, fioyt < Siraiton. Warreu.S. 7 soule
Newton FaIls; !. " jackson. Johns0nViile; h. Z
Pelton. KinsinaR; Williams d S%quibhle. Mescpcta-
mia Dr.. 6. W. Howe, North Bloomfield, and all deal
ers IN Nehicines
Oct. ?, le6a.l
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CGNSUE!pTIVES +,

A. equsi and normaI circulation Of the blood is
n-al-h An s'nOrI-l, taa-is 20 say an excessive or
ease. To llus--te-to-pidi-y Of the Liver is caused
b. saruatiou OF the blood IN that organ; diseases Of
the kJdu is inddmnation Of tse Lungs, Disease Of
tn L-ast. &c by the ame cause. viz: Improper Cir
~culation; and from the SAINT cause spring all mir or
forms Of disease To discofcr a certain cure then,
sor these diseases. tn fist great e-quiry necessary
Il. What causes the blood 70 cTcUiats3
Fer centuries It has brr.i a matter OF much udy
among scientific and medical men; and while any
apartments have been made and much labor eS end
"a upon tde eHqairy, u has been lei 20 th's century
among its other wonderful iuc reasei in knowledge to
make this grand discovery also
ckuoTi-r-iug tla- life is the git OF he Creator,
and tina. in Him We live and move and have our he
ing" We stu venture the Temark. th-t as the planets
move In their spheres and all vegetable life is gov
-rusd hy c-riaia ahso.Uts-lsWs. % sniral lite Is
rraccah!r 20 a tx q eau -. uhich remove or destroy,
and death, ire certain effect, follows
ANALYSIS Of the red corp1scies Of the hiood sho9
them TO be compounds Of nos, sulphur and P~hospho-
The air we breathe. We know to contain 4 very large
Prcportioa Of oxygen
xygen broughti in contact wish q metal, evolves or
suits Electricity
Electricity drought in contact vita a muscular 6ber,
These facts beirr iadfsputlrIe we have aov the So
lation as TO tn motor or motive power Of the heart
The oxy gen in shs ar We hrcatse coming in contact
with the iron in the rsd ccrpUscles Of the blood cmits
Electricity Eh ch CCmin- IL contact Etth the heart
causes It % contract, ard hence the rover which ex-
ueIs the blood AID sends it tingling throssh tho re-
hottest Arteries What Ihea. are the causes OF Con-
sumption. nr1p>v. p SIS. Paralysis. st Wins Dance
Dyspepsia, EPILEPSY Fever and Asue, &e.7-a def
cheney Of the red c5r.usc'es Containing The iron. sui
FLar and phzsplorcgs, =hich causes q deficiency Of
elec-rici = auI cou-.qG.ltly an abnormal circula-
ton The siaod becomes wstcTy. colds and bronchf-
a. complaints AID FrCstratiCr susue-the sudsrer be-
comes nervous, and sufitc. TO rhsumatIc pains and
ueural-ia-comphints Of tie liver and Kidneys set
in, IN sEcrt. almost every type OF disease but vifulent
frvers M3y De- traced q this deficiency in tie blood,
Of the corr uSsirs or rel g~i1bulcs- -
OF age causes O. dghci-.rvot corpuscies- and while
We 90 not pretend 70 sag TIA We have discoyereithe
elixir Vita" sc dc ssy that life can be materially
pro-orgsd by the use OF the
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KINsMAN CARRIAGE FACTORY.

II aving greatly increased
IL ny facilities for manufacturing.
AL-SZ--by the addition Of new baiidiuSs, d
steam engine an 1 machinery 20 my sstahIishmrutt
1u prepared 10 furnish vehicles Of every description,
Of the best quality. and at fair prices
n elegance Of finish. qEslity Of materials sad vz
~ceIleucc % workwanship, the Carriages SHALL not -
surpassed IN the state.
Painting, Trimming AMI Repairing done at the
shortest notice, and in ths best manner
W.G G0ETOS
E-agman. O.. Oct Sis
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GraEenberg Family Medicines.
TOR Sale by agents throughout The
HGuE TRSTIsEnvE

EaErFoEP. TrumlulI Co, O., March :. -.
] hereby Certify that [ have bssn dealing ia the
GfafcaherE Medicines fer the past year. ami can
truly say ~thstthcy have met wiJhthe decided appro-
baton Of The people Of this place. particularly the
Pills and gatEc,ireR. They will readily p~=rfurm all
and more than is promised for them 1 have sold a.
bout hfty bottles o. the Catholicon the past season.
and I hear the best re- Ults in eve.y case
J n. c. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Read what Or. Bushnell says Of the GTa-euIcr-
NsiicinsS :. d. u is 4 physician u extensive prac-
tice, and ora az the most successful ia the ccUuty
[TrumhuT) N which he resides:
EAETFoED, TruU5ul Coo March :, -
This ccrtiGss that / have uesd the GrsIeahagC
Pills and Mersaais Ca.hoiicon, sold here. by ). H..
c. Johnson ia uy prac-ica. 70 ~ eG-,f- s~-.isfac-
tilp. Tie. az GOOD meat-ilez.
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ADY's GUIDE 10 PERFECT

H B~EACTT-GciaEa complete analysis and class
.ac1ti0n, oTthe elements, natGre, Standard, causes,
hnatmy, defects aud elects Of beausy in Eom2n. just
puHshsd and reed at ADAMS BOOKSTORE
g S'sso,25-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-11

ErROJHEA SHAWLS WOOL
s. sUALwS single and Co.rlr. from ore dollar
60 zen, also, - HS. a. entirely u-v stock
EgE e. BROTHER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-11

WEST EE8T5RD- C0shocion Co., Nav 10, 81
NJ. II. p. Kingsley, S.r:-T have been selling The
mclicin-s OF the GID5ala-rg Company for TIE last
tn years, and have ia-a-ilbly f'and them 20 give
great satisfaction .asl the pills I have s-tit's great
many families * regular As their 80 AMI c0iee. -ai
with my tr-s= hey have become - sspie article
Narshals Csesaae C.:i1ic5I is 4 medicine th5t Ia
done Z rsls1 saioE@t Of EOci IN female diseases-
One lady ! sold il :, told me that she has received
mere beac.t from or bottle ih8n Eks did from = long
cogrs. o. ur5icl n t~r-Jtl-l- 10y the most skitltu! p;g-
siciaus. You're. irr'-. JAMES WILSON.
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PIIMP WATER BE. and

y stone WARE W-aNCFICTORI. The subscTi-
-Tshtyiue enlarged their factory, adding new ma
chiueTy, ~bUiliiDzs and kiln. are now prepared 20
manufacture TO ordcraIi kinds ofSsOue Pumps, pipe,
tile and wzrs-Auk kinds ofthese articles constantly
on hand. WciHyit= the attention Of old customers
and viii 81 haGry 20 see many new ones-Orders So
Iicited- aud when received. will have prompt atten
ton LONELEsS HA1hAhEk-
81 1 lssn
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E. i. HOYT co.

E. E. HOYT & co.
Warren, Trumbull Co, announce
W the arrival at their rev Store rooms-eld
stand tfeeHty-ssrsH yeaTs)- Of antique and general
selection Of we'll known and established qualities Of
lsadi ng and desirable goods, embracing in extent and
variety an assortment which in its completeness is
,eidon displayed in the sslesToom 4 ordinary estab-
Emsnts-comhinin alike the Ornamental and Sse
tul-the heavy and substantial fabrics as also the ricA
and delicate weayings for social and party wear.
HOYT s. co. Commend to the at
teution Of ladies their dress goods-in-
elusive of Figured Merinos, various and
tasty in patterns. plan M-rinos. as al
SO Inc late rich fabrics of Embroidered
Merinos. ehoice selections of Delaines,
Plaid~, Cashmeres, &c.
HOTT & Co a. their River Store make a speciality
o. smth.s needles keeping all .he sizes, makes aaj
HoYT Il Co. ke,p Brooks white and colored
hrslls good for Machine use.
HOiT& Go a. their River Store have Desirable
styles o. BalmoTal skirts.
AOfr q Co. have several patterns Of Reps.
HOYT & Co, have Siawls Of the Ia
test styles SHAWLS-SHAWLS-
SHAWLS -SHAWLS-- uAWLS-
SHAWLS--SHAWL> -SH wis
VELVET TRIMMINGS-TELVET
VELVET TRIMMINGS-PLUMES
UN
ION GAUNTLETS-LADIES' col
ORED SILK GAUNTLETS-HOYT
u Co make a speciality Of the GLOW.
and Hosiery lraie-remember and go
to. Hoyt ~ Co. for Gloves, Hosizr}
Thread, Sik, Needles. Flennel, &c
ME have TIA e sTraEg mems wn-r
" By parties a-s.raGs Of 2 uins gr good a
vrT-seE-Ht can await tIals. raz OF uGi-t-
ability ia tIIy line. o.. aa livalce e - peg cent ar
the rCsuiar advert sing price business LeE uy nI-c-
ing that o. uOst < Co. Ia tIis Issue can see TIE ali
vintage Of such a course. and 10 asJ shows tlat the
,ule viii work both way s., for here I0y- = Co. by in
want to Luy desirable goods low for cash see O. a
glance where g. 20. L is hitting and proper that such
should ne the easc for he-= tire HOyts have been O. =
great tea! OF mains % secere a choice selection ul
gOut-. latest ssyiss established qualities also rELrI-
G~4 gsf-J.es. 20 secgre --eh a ras-t 1a- OF the rar'
iE- th-1u-h Jb-e tiv- Nev TORS ami Philadelphia
market and u1E htvi1. secured rH- g1ats. tAey want
20 ~ 3 hem C. DO 20 foif mt ku1y where 20 60 o.
uuI them. fence an a3ver-is-'ar0t h-u.it the 1er.
chant as aiS- those sE0 TsEttO ruJ !9r for r-sh and
yet EeLtbe ist-s- styles. Dee T. Gu
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A fairs in tineisBatf--S-nti III. Pse-
nj 4r

The Charleston Mercury publishes letter,
dated Cincinnati, june ~, from which We *.
tract as follows:
"beu the ni0etv davs expire, 3 lerge
number Of volunteers, having seen quite
enough OF camp life, VIII return 10 III, ir
hom'5 The true secret is they are ri-coS.r-
ing that the "protec tion OF the American
d'g " is only masked artery OF Lincoln,
from behind which hs expects TO so ingate
the South. So far as [ eau Ietrp th, ueopla
o. ONO 90 NOT engage heartily in such q war
iaTe They know that without the trade @ {
he Slave States. the West will he rnin.d
From Whit have seen anG beard ia Indiana
and this state | am eunv inV ID they are gettifg
very tired OF the Lincoln blockade The II
tecis OF the war and the blt ckida Of the Mis-
ipPi and Ohio rivers. are iasf M tkfrr he
whole West hankTuP' Rtcon aud provisions
are gong 20 Css:tuGtion tor the want Of lur-
ChaseTs.
IL is sstircated that thare are twenty nit
nous cI pounds OF hacou and pork in thl- cttV
alone Btcou is selling A. five to spven cents
corn seven 10 ten cents per bu. hei and tus I. r
iard and cheese i've TO ten GEMS tpr pound
"A man from Indiana told me tn ne Cr.iir{p5
oH1e wood =" ts s"SFce, they were actualIr
using corn for ;pet sirolg Ge ega ion has
gone - " 1saiuEton 10 represent the tru. state
Of things, and II thsy are not heard Won Trgy
loos oat Tor an uprising 10 the Wrst Inc
currency C4 taF western States - baco,n,u.-
Wo"!hleSs, - ide State stocks ana horoh
which were deposited as security tor the f,-
deInpilo1 oi the n3Dk Dotes, are being sold In
New YORK II 80 &n7. nn the dollar, iaHyIne
very il'tls 10 indemnify the ooiaers OF b al.
p,il4
! received a. Invitation n VISIT ne Mpr.
chants Excn&rge to-day. Thsy talked poli-
tics aud WAY n " than Ommsice. Nj, trt .ndx
thH't Giscuss~ N pT0pr ,sjy, or iDp~rt,rIetv.
OF :ar visiting Camps Ibenrison aud Clas i.,.
ctaeu s"in- twenty militia above here ia u.r
Miami valley. FROM what I can Iattrr 1iD
majority OF fho troops sr- good DtmotraIs.
ana tank th'y y will NO, moltst ne A trr,ld
bas p.ontssa IL see ne through. H you 90
NOT near from ne again, oo may Know that
! nave Joined me Lincotn BInyl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21

tAFoHftNAl# O-1-HEgS-E II letter from
. YORK county tRo II. gives tha particulars of
~ nn1JrtuuaIe misl@ae among oar own VI.
u4ites, v ni-a, III. aIa Gyt 20 tad As the Kit
yIs B-th.i" e." -eEea: of sha Fe,1arsljsts. is
sufficient toiudGcr the ,tTlcsest cautlo1 hence.
forth.
sad occurrence happeacd co-uay, uear
Camp b~tAet. -" - 8Hst 81 LieutcranlS OF
The Ia WiJale lEU9p, /, u IA. II fi.iG ana IL
q NtaFsS,) h-icS appointed The officers OF
LHt fluv lies fHr tIe Gay, prCLe- ,,ad q }HtroI
bEo respective posts, and lft@~ visiting a cir
&c CT three, an the direction ct ,ha enemy .
isome ~ OF ~ miles r4reuit,y we're returning
10 camp bs a Hear Tuuts, directed or citi
zen, Nheu they =HH' about - men ,,andlnx
iu Il" Eoad ahead II t0etu. This point Is
iorr miles iro1a calap. They approached
wilma siNtv yards OF the mon and
weGe hailed. Mutuai assurances OF friend
ellr paesed be acu .hc officers ana
th-ac mel. Doubt existed, however, in
the EnindS ot b''h cartics. 5eterai vIdet-
tes Lao he"c 1ttaczed Letr ov. IN the
last week, by scouting parties OF the Yan-
k@es. One member az the Charles CITY
kToape Wa Killed near the place YESTERDAY
EatA party stood haiied IN Gou0t. A. length
the ueH oh loot commanded the two Lieu
tenants - come 10 ham. The officers re-
fused expressing their doubts, and required
sign or they would leave. Ine rifles were
ivYeilea ~ Them, aud they were told not 10
move Being certain that they had fallen iu
10 the hands OF Yankee scouts. thay Wheeled
their horses 30 rstreat, the rifles cracked,
ilnd one bail struck The bir OF Lieut.. NeaVss'
horsf- paesed through and entered the thigh
at ne Ider, ana Is logged Into the kuee- Joint
Il Lieut.. Neaves. fCs officer re posted 70
cam in post hast
tpou Investigation IL was found to b., shot
from scouts ot iBe Georgia regiment, who
were encaJoped come nTe Usles Up above
camp Bethel, not known 10 auy Of the Cav
airy! l. I2 hoped the vound viii not prove
serious. il !nIkat h4Y been avoided by send
ing OUT gu'des 20 the parties. Cap. Adams
protested, this very Inornng, against the
sending oot Of sdettes ana officers without
gui.ies ia stTange country. within four or
nFo miles ot the enems's camp and told the
commanding officer OF the post that he feared
the result might he a. it has prov ed He
asked for guides for his men they were not
sell l. and the result is as narrated
Col. Magrudef gives assurance the omission
hall he corrected, a little foresight is better
than much powder
Lieut.. Nstyes mas been sent home Till he
TocOYeTS sufficiently fer service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21

AFF E"%JLIsTEr SnRvF ho vcnId hava
t"'!'fNett, even Two months aSo. that the rraa
/ = NuTth, ooasttul Gifts in nleuse rnsOu-res rs
jH1epc'iasn, 2, It's Great wealth, its manu-
i7rtEree, CON ia".c", cities It's -reat tne,y and
! ~ great soFernm-a., would 50 aooD make
Jhs buTnlAaung Acknowledgement before the
mol "a tbat Il cannot live Without "a" SOU tn /!
= ny, hQW often ana how enluuatig igaIly ha~.
" . ca told bv the North ,ilaf ~, SSnrih o-s.
@ 10 ar''Hn they Wara ashamed Of ,l5 il,
cofEp-u, we we're, at best, = Et-Ia, uuv,ei-
come faS ens OF caa nation nobody wants rs
lhe Nor-1-~the North-v2.ls ma nsEiot hey
D"i ait INC lncA"E, al tha shipping, ali The
c'tn!tieit9, al The v;tIss, tue Great men, the
u2n 1iiLr luv~rs, the C0nStitnti0u the rail.
:r.i7, TIC North wa a1Ou: All shrr- Wa4 In
tH!@ fsEiCi, o. iiie world.
And rc", the little helpless Soath -avs.--
Nv Ell! gen fir'osn, you Gou't want Us. Tvell
srY Il siOn". Bar the v0r. moment re ha
.'ln To turn upon our heel such auoti.er cry OF
distress IS heard Did vou ever The whole
EEea7 NORTH helloVTs ana Sao3rr, as J.. it nat
iost its NANNY! II can, live or gut along Al
SIX without the dear, blessed, rascaiiv. villain
ous5 fostering care oT tbs Sonth Dij Won
ever
Well, dear sister North, you'n have @ t.v
Il alone Na'N@ mafc our er:anesl.ents ~
80. j. E toC tate LuW. W nave tAkou q
through ticE"t, and chec xed our baggare Tor
me =. "a. "" uev" tskpu care Cf Won a
long time, ana we tnoGgh. ~ tn!s .lrly you
'Jvi2 rad The Way alone; - good -1ye But
srch Cries Of distress Ana then, don't you
thiHh the J tde wants tn i:aht us ~ we 20 -
fESirl}c B0tnf~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21

otSLi9st rs hoys .-~The following fact
has been established nv carafni chsary3tion .
lhat whore sunlight panv Gra1es ali the rooms
Oh d"elltng, The inn ,tos are less liable 10
sickness than Ia d house where tho apart
mems lose its th-insgoraI,ng influences.
basement rooms are the nurseries OF indispo.
sltiou. II Is = great mistake 10 COM pei human
oalhg5 To reside partially under ground
shete Is defective condition of the air In
suea rounns, connee Ted with dampness, be.
sides deoofn poeias paint on the walls aud she
escape OF aoAious glees from pipes aud drains
All school Toome, especially, should ba open
10 IN. sunlight. yet, 40 = general rule, thsy
are darkensd like parior