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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-10

Just Received
tnn HF. On GREEN and BLACK
lUV TEAS 100 bags prime Rio Gomez.
e-a $50 pockets old Dutch Government Java Coffee
sad rs bags Ceylon Coffee. ar a-sL..
son eOnbbls. standard White Sugars, consisting Of Pow
dred, Ohrushed, Granulated and Coffee.
Isa 30 quintals George Bank Goldfish. ~ sfY
81 L2Obbls. Mess and No. Maekerel. re.4
.o tvt 8 tcs. Pick Salmon. urH .r.if .-
100 bx. Layer Raisins. .tlu 49,
Ny 90 hf. box do DO
100 or. box do de s-4.r-
100 II oigars different brands and grades:
noy27 lI IIis Wgj WIN. MCDONALD.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-10
Winter Arrangement.
Wv Inter 'AI1dnSSmenL
Little Miami & Columbus & Xenia
6MMa
RAILROADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton & Indianapolis
Through to Indianapolis without Change Of Cars
and but One Change of Cars between
Columbus and st. Louis.
THREE TRAINS DAILY FROM CoLUM-
BUS.

FIRST TRAIN.
DAILY, Mondays excePted.l
NIGHT EXPRESS, vid Dayton, at 2:45 o. m., stop.
ping at London Xena, Dayton, Middleown and Hamil.
ton arriving at Cincinnati at $40 nj Dayton at 5A5
q. M, Indianapolis at lOas a. M; st. Louis at n;5O
IN. ..-...> - -,
ACCOMMODATION, at $40 a. M, stopping at all Sta
ont between COLUMBUS and Cincinnati and Dayton, ar
irving OF Cincinnati llO2 q. m, Dayton Mel5 a. r.,
Indianapolis af 2;29 p. m.
THIRD TRAIN.
DAY EXPRESS, at $50 p. M, stopping at Alton,
Jefferson, London, Charleston, oedarve, xenia,
Spring Valley, Corwin, Morrow, Deerfeld, Fosters,
Loveland, Milford and Painvile, arriving at Clncin-
natl at 720 p. nj st. Louis ut 70 m; Dayton at 53S p.
a.; Indianapolis at 1923 p. m.
sleeping Cars ON all Night Trains to
Cincinnati and indianapolis.
rd--- .gt
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
For further Information and Through Tickets apply to
NJ. L. D0HBRTY,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot. Columbus, Ohio.
80 II. W. WOODWARD,
ts Superintendent, Cincinnati.
JN0. W. D0HERTY
iui3 Agent, Columbus,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-10
Che Obio 9tatesnra,t
MANYPENsY g. MILLER,
eUBLIsHlRs AND aPRoPRIETORs
DAILY. TRI.WEFKLYAN WEEKLY

c. 0fRoe Nos. SO, 80 and 40, North high ct
TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
DAILY 20 - aup- o go . $b W per year.
"a /" BY the Carrier, per week, l916 cents.
. rrl-WeObly = t'-a. 80 90 per year.
weekly rr ~ ~ 4ragql w 49, .
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

NJ Jnss TuoNr>7S, Esq, Of Missouri. =
a rising military light He IS great on pro
clstnaiiou lie ought to have been steam
doctor aui alde sai. his specialiy His ap
yeaiS 60 Ns--oariaas are overpowcring-
Here IS an extract from his first effort
When hc gets his hand ia where viii the
memory Of B3naparte be. Hear the Briga
der tie is not cxeellel 10y BTAVRnGAKD's
beauty AMI booty"
appeal q all whose hearts are With u 90
immcd.atel, take the field ~ speedy
and Simultaneous march upon our foe, We
can. ike a hurricane. scatter them 20 the
winds Tarsv action like the gentle south
wind viii only meet with Northern iroSts.
and advance and recede like the seasons will
&c the history of the war. and il viii last for
ever Come now and strike while the iron IS
bot our enemy have been whipped in Nir-
GINA They have been whipped in Missouri.
General Harslec advances on the center. Gen.
Pillow on the right. and Gen. McCulloch on
the left. with 10000 brave southern hearts
10 our aid 81 leave your plough and fur
row. and y0ur OK in his Yoke. AMI lei Us rush
like a tornado upon our in1 aderS and foes.
u sweep them from the face of the earth, or
force them from the soil OF our State Brave
sons Of the Ninth District come join u.s.
We have plenty OF ammunition, and the cat
tie on a thousand hills are ours We have
forty thousand Belgium muskets coming, but
bring YOUR guns and blankets With YOU. if YOU
can-if YOU have them-if not. come with
ont Come. turn out. fall in
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
Eoguc,s Proscst Against Asa.
Chatting with fl0yS - 60.

Thirty noted thieves and pckpockets OF
New y ork have seut 4 formal protest 10 the
Metropolitan police board against the dis
grace inflicted upon them by placing the pic
lures OF Davis. Cobb. Toucey and Floyd
alongside OF their own in the "rogues gal
lcry The thieves say While protesting
against this wholesale defamation OF charac-
ter. we demonstrate that We have II the
most only sought u 1--we by our Wit. while
this school OF banditti. the william, aforesaid,
have conspircd - ruin = Inishiy people. and
% steal the wealth 81 an entire repGbhc-t'
besgar and cnsiase continent. No thief
NJ the coiiins side. no operator in the panel
crib. 10 midnight burglar. ever conceived a
plot 50 base Trusting your honorable
body will perceive this injustice, We respect
fuliy petition that tie portraits oi the tral-
tors. robbers. and sneak thieves aforesaid
now in arms against the government which
has prOAided them With bread, nav be re
moved from the 'rogues' gallery
The thieves Of Hartford viii be protesting
next. We fancy. Toacey- daguerreotype
has beea placed ia The Rogues' Cutlery OF
that city. and a filter setting for i, cannot be
conceived. except the wooden frame occa-
sional,y furnished bg the country for grea
scoundrel-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

Congress. previous 10 IL adjournment ap
pointed Committee 20 ascertain and report
whether there were any disloyal all treason
able employees in the service of the Govern
ment Tie Committee made partial report,
announcing progress in their Investigations
which will doubtless surprise the whole coun
Try, and asked leave 20 1T during the present
recess.
IL thu, appears. not only from observation.
but from the Official records of Congress
that traitors are still nesting Ia Office -
profit and trust, under the Government they
haic and despise. and the downfall OF which
he ara seeking 70 accomplish There are
olents ~ b..e u,'-crcant- uho. Ike the ipcr
IN I've fable. stand ready 10 thrust their fangs
INTO tie Government which has warmed them
INTO life and power. Thes are secret spies
and hounds who dog the tracks OF loyal oth
Gers, and communicate the intelligence ihes
can get 90 the rebels
Doubtless this class Of nlser1bls -coun
drels a % be found in every Department OF
our Government. Our army and navy are
perhaps full of them They may abound
among our contractors. disbarsins agents,
Ariihcers teaIasters. and all those in the loW
er grade 81 employment IL i well known
that treason sat, side by side, with LOYALTY
al the Cabinet councils Of Mr.. BUCHANAN. and
during his administration permeated the
whole mas Of Government offices. ltS,ill
may exist in Congress. Eyideat synpathy
with traitors is had. By small band of 20
lrical tricksters. who are still tolerated in
the councils of the Lation, and suffered TO
raise their voices ia bchllf OF them. The
tsme must be at hand when the Government
will purge itself of all these spies and trai-
quicker done, the better
The City of Washington evidently teens
with treacherous scouts of the enemy. under
the guise Of LOYALTY. prowling about TO gain
intelligence for our foes. IL this thing
u.t.st he stopped. and that right speedily. il
We wish 20 sustain the Government and put
down The rebellion. The condito ion of af
f.irs, at the Capital, on the incoming of tue
present administration, was truly alarming
one of our cotemporarie. has aptly compared
them TO The state OF things existing in Eng
land after the reinforcement of JsNEs III and
accession of WILLIAM III OF this NAcAU-
thus briefly says
Every department. swarmed with traitors
faen -Sho ate the Kings bread. men who were
entrusted With the duty OF collecting and dis
hursins MS revenue OF vietaalling his ships
81 clothing his soldiers, of making his art.l
lery ready for the field. were N the habit O
calling him u-urper. aud of drinking - hi.
speedy downfall. Could any government be
safe which was hated and betrayed by It's Owl
servants
Ne leave the question OF the eloquent his
torian 70 linger with our readers. Can an
Government be safe which i hated and be
trayed bs rs otrn servants
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09


The following which We find in the State
Sentinel explains itself.
Enron SENTINEl. / know not. either DO !
.se to know, who wrote the article in this
morning. issue signed "lri,hman' but
know that tie writer does injustice 10 Gov.
Morton in his structure, about the chapancy
OF the prospective irish regiment. His tx
celiency has already onered 70 me 10 procure
the appointment OF any Catholic Priest thar
would recommend 10 him ~ Chaplain OF
the Ind ara brigade. and this being unsolici
ted, / consider il very kind on his part All
his acts since the BEGINNING Of the war show
no hig0try towards the Clth0.ic church, but
the reverse. aal the soldiers who have been
aur-ct br lae sisters with maternal care IN
the hospital. are indebted for . 10 GOV.
Morton. for be might have rejected the offer
of their service. and ii our soldiers have
been visited and addressed in the camps by
the undersigned il vas az the invitation OF
H- Excellcncy. ! hope, then. that the
writer signing himself "lishman will hence
forth coninc h;mselfto speak OF what he
knows and make 10 unjust charge on Gov.
Morton.
Respectfully Arc BE~so>IEs
Pastor 0f 81 Johns Church
indianapolis. August eth. l-6l
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

wslearn from private source. that cLAe
sroS and PRnsroN. arrested recently. in poses
sior 90 contraband articles supposed 10 be
Intended lor the Southern COnfcderaey. were
discharged GA Yesterday az indianapolis
The pistols. swords. Se., are sin in posses
.ioa 81 thc State Government. and viii be
retained by g.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

Washington lester relate. that Ne4
York Iouaee recently took a hor~e belong
ing q q rebel. sal ever ince has been much
elsici riia D. capture das 90 two since
he owner ~ tire animal prc~crt ef himself 10
tho loas,e ana acmrnaet the horse 4
have taken lhe oath # siie-.snec. sah he.
tui Tic animal IS mine
81 nav have taken ile oath. answered
ihe Nev oskef. "hni the house has nof. ard
! shall keep hn TT be does
There rsa ~ feplyinF - TIN. sui The
/epete iete. So horse
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
DIR. l. IA UcLcan.s yo.c..t. "a,
LinimcnG.
The BEsT ENTKENAL * mn WuKin. "a. n.
OR RIAs1

IHE BEsT ENrEeNAl X mn W.,,. 49,. a
OR BTAs1.
Thousands - human beings har. l..... -, i. ~
q aecreputude and misery. by The use az tbs t,,,I
liable innent. IL viii relieve PAIN air,c., ,,,s,.
t4neoasly and u viii cleanse. purify sIs hesI 81.
touiesi sokk IN an ncrediby short time. srrF.~ss
VOLCANIC OIL LlSIlIEST viii rslic--e. . - - =
yeieIAt' cases q Rheumatism. Goui. or S.urslsI.
Tor Paralysis. Contracted Muscles sfiffnes. or "
L. ~ '"s joints Muscles az Ilgarnents II win new
er faii IN" applications viii ru-e g. r.. -.
heAasone OF tarsche. For Burns or ScaIds. az an.
Pain II Is an intainhle remedy Try n 80 Ia ~,
hand -
PLANTERS. FARMERS or any one ns,inr ris,s.
OF horst- VII save money ~ usias EcIe.n's va
came 'i lAniment- II - = efprety and irfsilifi.
- - =. -a, N"aies Il" ''.il'ss, i-Airsitfs,
ciSeasss- fsy IL. and W. vii o. Sosis mod
DIR. 3. "a. uctean, SUE Prop-issor.
,asdwy SahH f.sls n.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

Ga i-itA COMPLAINT. titsEorsNrss Hs.,,,,.
There never has been CATHARIIC mat.
on.tsa 70 lie pubic, that la, given snci .rtire -,
isiscuon ~ Ncle4I's Universal Pill -
Being entirely vegetable the, are ,.-r,.r.f.
cent s''d can ee taken ~ ths tender inIsn, -.
prompt $40 pew eTia ia removing aii p.,i,,s
Ion acid ~ impure. ietii matter ffor fb. s,..t
maiarious Districts "se- ="
icy Pro1uoe no fiipins. sickness " pair 4, ,h.
stomach or bowels. Though very active ana se,,.s.'
~ U1f operation promoting healthy s.s-re,io.,s :,
ness headache and f.ul STOMACH. when - -,
ren.dy csn be Obtained Keep them csn.,.r,l.f =.
hand; single dose taken IN season nav n-., -
noo,s, oass and months ~ sickness Al ~ -
II. Ncleau's Universal Pills. Take "a %. n n
coated. they are tasieless- Pr.ce only % - =.
box anu RAJ he sent ~ mail 10 any r,.ft - a., p
> H. NOLAN. Sole Proprietor.
I-..L-.r II HI III -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

fntra ~ Jrff DtVi~.-li Will be res1i
leciei that JET Davis In his .necch ~ Rich
m'nt. after The h4ftic ~ Hui. Ran. stated
that ne rebel forces bad caHfr DIVISIONS
enough 70 lsst m afms Of CIR, fboaSang men
ore year gentleman attached 10 the
government service hl computed The deisils
~ ihis assertion. T. eoad require fhirt,
-iS aai lif millions az pound- and over
twelve thousand wagons ami iofts. eight
ihoesaua horses % transport the amount ~
DC Official feiafns show that We lost ia,
t~enif eae wagon and due ailowence can
therefore De mtic fpr The ilc boasts II the
rebel.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

Tu Louisville Journal. Of Yesterday,
inose than re.0ices ovef the glorious result Of
,be Kcatucks election 81 rue patriots re
'oice with Paa~riek. lie wagg.shiy says he
hope, MAcoFsiN s resig4ef and adds that the
reo2le would gladly hear of his resignation
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

A FOOLISH report has been circulating. on
the streets. We are told, duriag day or two
plst. that one OF the gentleman connected
with this Office. lad been authorized by the
Governor 70 inspect iele graphic messages be
fore being sent from this place There i no
truth ia the .iory--pos j. there any such e
pionagc ATTEMPTED to be exercised over the
felcrrlnh
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
Democratic Opinion of Jol.H &.
Davis.

The speech Of Hon John e. DaVi. vas
characteristic ~ The MN. who is consistent
only IN inconsistency II was intensly parii
san save that devoted % himself. Il was
character eel ihsoueont by abuse OF Repub
licsns slG jcnuGciaiions al the war. he
gave history Of the pesce propositions in
Congress showe1 the responsibility ol kepuh
beans fog the defeat OF those measures. aud
read the sentiments OF their organs and
orators Z, show that the var WAS iof the
abolition Of slavery These men deserve ali
tie abuse he heanci mon them. and more
too. bar he bad 30 aeai- 81 condemnation for
Tire men Who have stolen Nrf arn- robbed
our m.nfs. b1m3tfslci orr f,fi. sni aefied
our gotc-nment II Nr Davis honestly be
lcfs. that the war j, for the abolition OF
slavery he should oppose i openly and no,
conceal li.s opposition - if by professions OF
devotion 90 tie Eai9n tpou the great ques
ton Of tie data at lie citizen ia th.. crisis. lac
was silent The people lsk Tor light. fhai
they may assume position either Tor the
government ~ against if ihef asked Tor
bread. aai he gave Them = stone -f.ssen
c1sfie Pre-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
RECRUITING.
WOOD! WOOD!

DY order q. the Board Of school Trustees, am
ID authorized 10 receive sealed proposals for the
delivery II siAtY oords 81 good seasoned beech.
gar and hickory IRE WOOD four feet long, 70 be de-
hveTed the four several School Houses in this city
BY the first day II November next
= Proposals viii DC received at the Star Grocery
until saturday the 18th inst The wood Il to be all
split wool. no limbs will be received.
john REINHARD
Terrell aute. Aug :, dw3w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
CHERlFf,s sALE-Byyirlue OF an

SHERIFF'S SA LE-By virtue Of an
~ order u sale issued from the ylgo Common Pleas
Court directed and delivered, ia favor q Cath
arinc if~kridge. and against Albert Trueblood,
prinripal ard George " sparks, rcplesin bail, am
ordered to .ell The following described real estate
situated Ia go conI:y. fudlana to-wir Re ginning
nine fs chains west Il the southeast corner q the
northeast clusrter al = section thirty enc f3il
township twelve Il . north 81 range eight 81 west
thence north twenty three izs ch.rs and seventy
thirty y links; iherce south twenty three IS
chains and sesenfy-hye links thenre css; thirteen
chains and thrty-iwo IA links, q ne place u be
ginning. containing thirty -csF i3i snd sisty-tvo
and sue hslf one hundre'hs. le1 I scrcs. more
ie-s. ai-p commencing hundred AMI twenty
IN snd iwa-ihir's 1T rods. south Of The north.
wet cafner - tho northeast quarter a sectieu
thirty 7ll. township Twelve IA . rsnge eight
III wet thente est seventy one III fpls ihsuce
- The place "a beginnnn. continuing fourteen Il
acres more ~ ies. snf o.
SATURDAY. ACGUsr "A. i-si.
within the i.Eal hoars II said dsy at she Coast
House door, IN Tcrrc Hau'~. viii ofer thr rents sssd
prons II the shove described Real Estate. together
With ~ the privileges ana sprurfebancrs - ths
hclourinr fer term not exceeding seven .sfs n
tao highest bidder Tor cash. and uron failure real
js. sum sufficient % ssfisfs aid order u sale sni
-.ssfs ali chen afi there o-rr ne fee-ssmpi. Ia
.i l. saa Real Estate. o. the highest iisr foT cash.
a. saffsfs the same.
MS 8lsi dav 4 July. i~s'
SAMUEL CONNER sh.fir
lussiwsw prs To- $40
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
STATE Of fad,aas. ,Iyo County, IS:

State Of fndiaHs. iiye county, -.
= inaaisiticn taken a. he Court House q he
n eitv - Tsrre- Hsuts. Ira the ocen.v q vlf- a
fhs 81 fav q tuly. iesi. hcipr~ y " Rsuson %
oner - ssid csun'y. urcu sie~ q ihe eods q Ma
thsniel fse~. then And there iyins dssf. npuu fhs
oafhs q tsihhs. -. Gcfflish Rsiss. i@nus,
surrsll. 4. " oCoa 81 and ha;t Davis. sia lurc->
- ths township Aforesaid. vho heing tniy svorn Al
irsntie % inquire how sna IN What msnBer ana -
vhcnl the ~sid Nsiharie Geo. calne % hs g. 81 nm
On thfir oafhs % ssy hat Nslhsuiei ccss erss 4.
his death ~ = wcunt naictsd 81 KNIFE in N. hal.
q tsues hcuies - M riekf - Jnis 1ath r-si
= =. 6lsrss La.
corft1rs KRIS ixuu stuFfl
". " O1oNxrtL NaRE DAVIS
~go<d SUI seeied ~ N turor-. and received ~.
~ " hkSsoS. Cssnsr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

d. la sii your dciicate. c.clas, pus, c.i,.,,..
- ~ healthy. strong and robustf-then give the,,
AeI<en : Str'ngthing Cordial (see the iir,-cfu. :.
each hotile.l Il j. delicious - take
tine tshie-spoorifll. taken every n,er.,.rs, So,
= sure preventive against chilli aud fever refIos
ieyer, Cholera OF any prevailing disease
tAtltONi-beUsre 81 Druggists or d..l.~. -.
ta-s ~ 20 palm upon you bottle 81 Rtrers - -.
sSp"riaa which they can buy cheap by savir !, !.
.esi a. good There aTe even men BASE .nas,s- 4,
steal paft ~ my name 10 dub shrfr Wis -
lions Avoid such infamous PIEATTS and th.ss...
tsin"es 'oialoundst AK Tor nr = a. Nrt..,.
s'f.ne 'i'ering Cordial and H.ood Pursa.r -
nni'- 'is.- u : The only feraedy thu; viii p.r,r
sIlIhN''IHkS and l>NicORATE The ~hoie :. -.
Aauefi- II = put up la large ho;slss-sl -, 49,.
or SIX i.,lles foy 81 'fnH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

IlIDS will be received BY ID. W. Minshall FOR re
i pairing the School House South Market street.
Specifications - the work t. hs done can be had at
Minshsll 4 Psddcck's Store. Aug. I, DIFF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
About 10000 Iords American and
English Cahcoes.

Fine French challis st i2,sc per yard.
superhne do at l5and poe pei yard.
SILK and Linen PoTlin. formerly sold At Soc.
for 25c:
Chene Poll de Chcsr,. formerly sold at ttlc,
for 25c.
5'n wards Mohair Foularis, Double Wreaths
ror Street and Travelling Suits. suitable
for Summer and Fall. at soc:
Beautiful Style Mozambique, az ~. IS and
30 cents:
Barege Anglaise. Mohairs and Lavellas. for
Travelling Suits NJ G. and l0c per ward
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
Hard Times No More +!
EDSALL. McDoU9AL & CO.

And be cons inced sha. sh. tune. arc no, a.
hard a. they might DO Hc invested largel,
for Cash. and have received over as 900
worth 81 goods turing the past ten DAYS. pa.
chased a, a ruinoo. loss - the Importer and
Manufacturer and which 80 ar enabled %
sell at lower prices III "a esor known On The
Wabash IL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

Deist .si iAeniel,; q ! warranted e. e.,e >ui,f.
.. BLADDER. fsir;lnr. Ctsffuc..l M,oslrr,.s :. -,
ing o. z womb. hsrrsnncss any dis.a 49,,
hom tArosie ~ Nener. D,.isliiy Ttiss...f. ~,
rulctN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
"o>t.D"ltctos> - Deifehsfut....
d''.i tf"r Taken!
fkeaith and Sfreu.tn

NeatAN'N STRENGTHENING C0RpI.l -.
BLOOD Pt RlFIER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-15

Female lusgulltiies, Weak,s,s, ucHas displace.
meat aud all ocalutrint dlNvullcs and eoaatiui,on
~ ttouhrt Of womrn eHtttty curcd hy tho Graet
Dnhcg Mauhafh Uterine IutlohcCn,
10 hiscopueuitoh, Rits Nrsrhsr, uttSr OF The Rev.
Worry Ward hceo bcr ,n lctlsu 10 ths Poodle, page
t31, fayst
"tha,c nme sisters snd ,issriulaws, and iourcsn
female cousius, all maTod and sl dolivNa and aug.
Amid the inmentr rucic ofmy friends hna scahaiut
aaccs. cannot recall ten martrd lsdle, toru ~ thts
ceuiufy and rounitf who ato ptriectlN healthy"
In eases, howcNvf, where the GraeienhcFs catholic.
on has bron u,cd, Nc mut toi thnt health has rapidly
taken tho place ct d,seaae, AVID ladies have become
rohusti dtonr, v1Eofout and healthy,
Mfs Gleaser, Of E'mifa, tays; "heouutul, indeed,
istho conhtuF, uuiting uaitft Of Woman, bet hos
mueh dosi d prod 90 BE- protected hy voichfalaets
that Wih lead hef iu time ol disease 20 appeal 10 a
mciical edslier oi fcitHudc cdueaton, moral worth
and rrrin of character
An,hose may be secured BY saafsssins che Ouefen.
herf comfHny.
lam Methodist clerevmon, Nv hear has hidy
aehed 20 Winess me feeble hcalth ufWomcu as hare
itaVeledmy cfcuii preaohinftho gospel. thank God,
however, thsi harcsecu diihesg diseases give way
20 The 0faeirnhrg Mnuhant itrruc Ctholieoh,
whsfrVeru tas hcen utcd, Rev, rErER Sn Arp,
R,dEvty, M'chyan, Formerly Of Wete.n stah,
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