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ELoPEMEHT A rich young widow Of
Albany has caused quite a sensation bv
eloping with her family physician and
going to Europe. The naughty doctor
leaves wife and several children, and, in
a note which he left for his wife, said he
was going as the widows "medical attend
ant" The Albanians are much exercised
with the question whether voyage to
Europe is absolutely necessary to cure
her OF her maladv
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WHAT EALLANDIGuAM 5AYs.-Mr. Val
Iandigham made speech at Columbus,
Ohio, on the Sd inst, in which he said
- Secretary Seward was visiting tie Gov
ernors of the States, aud would he in CO.
nmbus to morrow. lie believed foreign
intervention imminent, and that Secretary
Seward 5 mission to The Governors was 10
prepare the way for the recognition of the
Southern Confederacv. He believed the
administration would be for Welding t.
foreign mediation, and the separation Ct
the States.n
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Soldiers are aCanted to ill the regiments
alreody an the .fe!d.
Ist. For every accepted volunteer to
join a regiment tn the field, premium of
three dollars will be paid.
81. Every such volunteer will receive
upon his enlistment and before he leaves
the State, twenty.fre dollars, part Of the
500 bounty.
81. Every such volunteer upon join
ing his regiment. will receive further, one
months pay (5l3) IN od"once.
4lh. Every such volunteer having a
family dependent upon him for their sup
port, will receive from the State fOe dol
iurS per month.
Recruiting officers will be detailed from
the several regiments now in the field In
the absence Of such recruiting officers, vol
unteers for any of these regiments NAV re
por; in person a the office Of the Adjutant
General at Madison, or they may apply
in writing TO the Adjutaut General, stating
tie regiment they wish to JOIN, and en-
closing a certificate Of resident physi
elan that upon examination they are found
1t for service, Hhereupon transportation
to Madison and from thence to their regi-
meUt vii. be furnished 70 them.
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GEO. RE ID,

Auorney and CotnseItor at Lar.
Has resumed the practice OF his profession in
Manitowoc. and car row promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted 70 him.
-z- Co,Iecri.ns made in any part Of the State.
For few weeks his olice will be found at
his dwelling house.
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HECTOR MCLEAN,

Votq3g PzlJIic and Gcneral Land A.gent,
srocKBRtoGE, cALuMET CO., WIS.
VIII attend to tile payment Of taxes, the collec-
ton Of debt, tie ex tmiration Of titles &c
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ire- Few people are aware that velvet
is made in this county. Yet there is
factory at VALLEY Creek. Chester county,
Pa. where the finest silk velvet Of every
style AMI pattern is made. The goods are
sod in New York.
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aELas. 8. BETTER.

NOTARY Pubic, Agent FOR the Milwaukee Au
tual Insurance surany, and ounty Treas
urer. VIII attend 70 the payment Of Taxes
&c. Office on Ninth Street. nl-tf
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GEO. y. W00DES,

Alt2rneg and Counsellor q. Lar,
Justice o. the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticuar a,ta-tion gwen to collecting, &c. OF
fce aa York street, MaTitowoc Wis, nl-tf
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NNI. VI. NICHOLS.

AHa~ncv and CounseIlor at Ian,
Office Oh !. Street, Manitowoc, Maritowoc
County Wis Collections promptly attended
nl-tf
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HAKDER YET-The London Times saws
Il is every hard for soalhern Generals to
win victories in northern papers" The
Albany Jounat sayslhis is doubtless true:
bu! there is one thing still harder-and
that is for northern Generals 10 win vie.
tories in Ereii.h papers.
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GES. SHIELDS An exchange is sure
that the resignation Of General Shields
rendered some time since, has rot bcen'
accepted, and believes tia. the inn or'ans
duty OF raising and training considerable
portion Of the 10000 Volunteers jus.
calel Or WI he deyoIyeA on Nm.
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nings since yourg lady IN the city of
GcOrgeton, belonging to a rauk secession
family, was married TO an Office in the
regular army. Tier relatives were opposed
TO the match, rd-ar1org 'licprcsents sent
by yerv rebeIlous family was iooded
bomJsheH, intended for lie happy couple :,
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TIE mANiTCWC PILOT
Il PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
By
J. Crowley. Editor and Proprietor.

TERMS:
70 Village Subscribers, vhea lef.b! tie Car
fer, 81 o. per araum.
To Mail snd Office Sqbscribers, 81 1.oo-inVa-
TiabIg ia cdaanre.
Eleven copies " II be sent to one post of5ce
on rscei rt Of 5000. Tsenty copies on the re-
cgip. ~ $3.50.
Ez- AlssrtI-inz a. the usual rates.
job LD-h-IgTTyTG.
Having large and varied assortment Of Jos
TyDe. and Two PGsssgs, the Proprietor is pre-
pared to execute al Aiats Of JOB PRIsTIsG Oh
short notice aud at far prices.
- All kinds Of Farmers Produce taken at
this Office IN payment for work or papers. -
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DIR. A. J. PATCHEN,
-DE.TEST-

Office and Residence, corner Of York and SeT"
epth streets, Mauito"cc.
Artificial Teeth inserted in all the latest styles
and satisfaction guaranteed.
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GEO. E1AtiE.EEs.

at the Old stand Of L. ". Bowman, wholesale
-Ll retail dealer IN
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An ACT to amend and revise chapter
129 of the general laws of 1861, entitled
san act to amend chapter l3 Of the re-
vised statutes, entitled .of counties aud
.are,I:
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maturity, arising from the baneful habit of self
abuse - + 10 f'ffila8e!I0g - ssT51l. l q.
To which is added observations on FEMALE DIS
EASES and other interesting matter of the utmost
importance to the Married, who desire to limit their
offspring to young. middle-aged, and old men, who
have injured themselves by certain secret practices
and to those contemplating marriages who entertain
doubts Of their physical ability to enter that state
Sent to any address IN sealed wrapper on receipt
of Ten Cents or Stamps. erk J39nfHA og1s1
Those afflicted with any of the above diseases be-
fore placing themselves under the treatment of any
one should first read this work. ,-5Ieasafa GUS q
The Doctor, being permanently located in Saint
Paul. devOtes his entire time and attention to the
treatment of all the above diseases An extensive
private and hospital practice in this Speciality for
many years enables him to adopt the most speedy,
successful and economical means in their treatment
He Is regular graduate and his diploma always
hangs in his Office.
Patients may consult me during my office hours
with the utmost confidence and privacy.
Consultation free and secrecy invioable. ~.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE by sending brief
statement OF their symptoms, VIII receive a blank
Chart containing list Of questions, our terms for
the course of treatment &c Medicines sent to any
part OF the country to cure any at home, free
from damage or curiosity
OFFICE HOURS daily from AM to Inn
Evenings to- Sundays to Il AN. Isl esilisH
a. Once m Concert Hail, Third street 4srs 4
To insure safety to all letters direct thus:
: DR. GALEN'S DISPENSARY,
sep12-d&w1y SAINT Paul, MINI"
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.,, , ,ona .nsl III ..,ne ana ', ,nv , and

Il
to which he may send the same; and any and
every person who shall open any such envelope
Except in the manner prescribed In this act) or
shall detain, mutilate or destroy the same or the
ballot therein contained, and every judge of cleo
ton or commissioner who shall fail to comply
with the provisions Of this act, shall be deemed
guilty Of felony, and upon conviction thereof,
shall be imprisoned in the State prison for term
not exceeding one year. or fined, at the discretion
of the court, In sum not less than five hundred
dollars. s 8fs4eiH 70 aIns a38 E9H3 iAssst ~
SEC. 0. Each of the commissioners who may
be appointed in pursuance of this act, shall re-
ceiye the sum Of three dollars per day for each Day
he may be employed in the discharge of his duty
under this act, and the sum of five cents per mile
for each mile he may necessarily travel in the Gus,
charge of his duty under this act, to be audited
and allowed by the State Auditor. u. -
SEC. 10. The sum of twelve hundred dollars,
or SO much thereof as may be necessary, is hereby
appropriated out Of any moneys in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated for the payment OF
the per diem compensation and travel of the COM
missioners, and the other expenses necessarily
incurred under this act.
SEC. II. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved September twentyninth, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-two.
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SCHEDULE

& SCHEDULE
5 OF DEPARTURES FROM SAINT PAUL:
For Enthusiastically at O'Clock, a. m. "a -
. For Shakopee, Jordan St Lawrence, Belle PLANE,
Henderson, LeSueur, Traverse de Sioux, ST. Peter
and Mankato daily at p. M H
For Rosemount Castle Rock Mortified, Cannon
City Faribault. Medford Clinton Falls and Ovation
ma, connecting at Owatonna for Wilton ST. Marys,
Winnebago Agency and Mankato also for Rice
Lake, Caramount Wasoja, Mantorville, Rochester,
Chatfeld and Winona-d daily, at 4, a. m.
For Industriana, Anoka, Orono, Orlando, Mont
cello Clear Water, st. Augusta and st. Cloud-daly
at B, a. m. zoe .tNt
For Sank Rapids, Belle Prairie, Fort Ripley and
Crow Wing,-Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 5, a. IN.
For Richmond, Sank Centre, Alexandria Chippe-
wa, Pomme de Terre, Breckenridge, Fort Aberciom-
bic and Georgetown, connecting at Georgetown with
the steamer International for Pembina, Fort Garry
and the Red River Settlement Mondays and Thurs
days. at 8, a. m.
For Sunrise, with connections for Superior and
Bayfield, Every Monday Wednesday and Friday at
I. 4. m
For further particulars enquire at the General OF
fee on Third Street. a 9ss
J. c. BURBANK & CO., Proprietors
st. Paul, July "a. 1862.
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Breadstu6s.

From the Chicago Tribune
( There can now be but little doubt in the
mind of an ordinary observer concerning
on the Northwestern States. In Illinois
the crop Of winter wheat was good but
that of spring wheat turns out so sadly de-
fieient in yield, and very inferior in quail
ty. In the central counties of the State,
the berry is shriveled and shrunken, and
the average is not over one-third of last
years yield. In the more northerly coun-
ties, the yield is not over seven bushels
per acre on an average-and many fields
were damaged to such an extent, by the
. s.ssbug, that they are not worth cutting.
N In Wisconsin, the crop of wheat is also
short. In the northerly counties, the quail
ity is good, but the quantity is much be-
low that of last years crop; while in the
central and southern counties the wheat is
very deficient both in quality and yield.
In Iowa the quality will average better
than in Illinois and Southern Wisconsin,
but the yield is not over half of the crop
of l861sq In some Of the northern counties
the crop is excellent in quality, and the
yield, though not as heavy as last year, is
satisfactory. 81. SUI a!i5sa9
/, q In Minnesota the crop is excellent as to
quality, and there is not much complaint
about the yield. The rapid increase in the
farming population Of the State within a
year. will insure a much heavier surplus
this year than ever before. si' -
lis The delay ina forward movoment in
Virginia R attributed tobthe want of
.promptitude in the Quarterinaster and Com
missarv DEPARTMENTS
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ON a :. New Method of
Treating Venereal Disease, +"
including Syphilis in all its
stages, GonorhGa, elect.
Structure, Varicocele and Hy-
drocele, Diseases of the Kid
neys, Bladder. &C., without
Mercury, containing a valua-
bic treatise on that wide
spread malady of youth,
Seminal Weakness, Noctur-
nal Emissions, Sexual Debil-
lily, impotency, and the Sc
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THE HORSE POWER


Has proved itself to be the best ever invented The
friction is reduced by iron balls, arranged in all
the bearings that the whole weight of the castings
of ten feet lever will keep the power in motion
thus permitting the entire strength of the horses to
be used ON the machine to be driven. One horse
will do as much work on this power, as two on the
endless chain power. 1t is portable, and may be
used in the field as well in the house. More than
20 per cent of horse flesh is saved over any other
power in use 1t is simple in construction and not
liable to get out of order.
Price of Power for to horses. ;. :. 1925 90
Price of Power for to horses. -. 175 90
The 1928 Power will drive any Threshing Machine
Every Machine is guaranteed to give satisfaction
or the money will be refunded
a REFERENCES.
ti ta a. PHILADELPHIA, Penn.
aENTs.---With two horses on your Anti Friction
Power. VIC drive your No. Mill grinding Is bush
els of corn per hour and cut large quantity OF hay
at the same time. l have never seen power that
runs with so little friction and consequently with
II p W. P. COOPER. lLl az
,, Supt. 18th & 18th st Pass. R.R. Co.
t.e. r GIosrER, Nj, Jan. 20, 1862 3
c MEsSRS, BENNETT observation-disclosures very
much pleased with the Power. It runs easier than
any other Power in this vicinity; and with the same
horses will do nearly or quite as much work. l run
my Thresher at 1 300 revolutions per minute and a
2fihch Cross Cut Saw, at 1 200 revolutions
ena Yours truly, =
I2 PETER j. WHITE.
"a On all orders received before October LIST,
1861 the freight win be prepaid to Chicago or any
port ON Lake Michigan. q 535l
Liberal discount to dealers. Agents wanted
State. County, and Shop Rights for SALE
For further information send stamp for Illustrated
Circulars to 2
BENNETT BROTHERS,
july25-w3m AZ and A Greene st., New York.
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i, --The delay ina forward movement IN
Virginia AZ attributed tohthe want of
,pronptitude in the Quarternaster and Com
missary Departments.
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EXCELSIOR
Bur1.-StOne Mills.
FOR LARMERS AND MILLERS,

ANTI-FRICTION HORSE POWERS,
Took TEN FIRST PREMIUMS at Western State
Fairs last year. and justly considered superior to
all others. The Mill may be driven by horse, water
or steam power does its work as well as the flat
stone mills in milling establishments, and requires
but one-haf the power to drive the largest Sizes
They are very compact, perfectly simple, and for
farm will last thirty years. and cost nothing for
repairs
est Mill $50 extra.
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BURBANK'S COLUMN
1862. SUMMER : 1867.
A r r A N G. e M 3 N T.
Minnesota Stage Company +
CARRYING THE t4fn .fa
Northwestern Express
THE UNITED STATES MAIL:

The Roads are well stocked with first class horses
Concord Coaches with careful and experienced Driv
ers, all under the control of competent Agents
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nR. GALEN'S DISPENSARY,
~ t AND
VeneI.eaI Infi1.1naI.y,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
JUST PUBLISHED-PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS,
A MEDICAL REPORT, Il

Containing sixty large pages, and Thirty fine Plates
and EngraviHgs of the anatomy and Physiology
of the Sexual Organs in state of health and
Disease
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-17
Tribute OF Respect.

CAMP SRlh BsSkEh Hin, Va,
September ~. 1869.
1t called meeting ~ the officers OF the sb Tebnese,
Ia: ,Il.u on motion Capt. b. L. Phillips, Leut Col.
iocshert called 20 the chair and Lieut. Thos II
White, appointed Seer etary.
III. Chair appointed CapIan w. " Thompson, Csp,sin
l. PhiI,. n.d Lieut. ~. :. Monr- committee to H AFT
reported the olIowcg preamble reso-
lions which uhan!mously sdnpt"d
Whereas it hs1 pleased God that Ool WILLIAM A
FORBES ind Lieut. Col. GEORGE A. HARROL should
meet death whist at the post Of DANGER ard In tie dis
cha &c Of their duesthe former the Plains OF As
ua.sas In the Of the 3h Of August the I4ter
in battle Of Cedar Mountain, the 9ta OF August
ih.rrfnre
Resplved, That In their Deaths the army h.s lost two
accomplished officers and fethfu soldiers the country
useful intelligent and patriotic cEens society educh<d
refined g,.tlcmen, sad this regiment brave sA
ui counandsrs. .'--a=' .
Resolved, Thst their places teld ocers CAN new
filed, and VII never cease 10 regret loss and
cherish In hearts grateful remembrance OF their
kind and confederate attentions TO tbs and Interests
OF the Of commands. In camp the march and
upon the battlefield presence OF or both Of these
Ianented officers never Ts1ting -.'..-'
He.o7ed That we unite our tesra Of grief aud sor.
with those Of the families and friends Of each OF the de-
ceaHsd, fol the loss they have sustained &,
t. Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions be for
Sardod 10 the Richmond and Knoxville papers for pubi.
cation also, to each family Of tie decaased - .
[aigned Lieut. Col }. ". LoessgsT, Chairman
Lieut.. THos II. WHirs, Secretary, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-17
OHITU Any.

DIED. a, the residence OF Mrs. Mary T. Arshe,, 70 Bel
Ar. Iu-'isy evening 22d september MI. WA. LCCA'
JR ugct 81 years. Of the Hon. William Lucas, Of JET
icrsOn cnu5ty, Va.
hIr Lucas giai"Aie o. the University ~ TrSin!f
sn studied law with bio fsher at the Law School Of
Judge Brockenbrough and commenced th- rrLcce " ;h
courts Of Cha:rsrown n bis native county VII re hsst,
gave promise rralntnce In h!s profession uf Ia
1862 alarming symptoms or pulmonary consurP'in CON
reIied him RbSndon the prscse OF the law and seek
Southern cline for relief and the winter and spIlne
81 ls6l he spcn, In S6nn Gsro!ns experiencing but
NIe ben. d. determined 50 further fouth aud last
w,ner Pords and Invited bJ hrs Archer 20
hduse Il, Beir, where he continued, with the cIcep
Of short trip the sprinGu oo the suwanee u!ii
d.4th boon after he left his tome and his hath amt
s.re:, 10 Vrrs the YHpks Vapda occupied the tena
tifu Valley the shenaadnuh and OF S oppo
Ia regard few weeks before his death his h;o:h'
~ fraA.d hca from Richmond 10 cheer bE 10 nj lost
\ E:Jr3eus
Mr Lucas wa Of marked traits OF character,
Firm In his pr cpisu, With high OF moral duty
NJ supported hiu-cif under his long and rAu:c llli:
nth patience, IOrttudt and lrslgnaon, without Iur
| nIT.
Baptized In infancy member oi the Pot"tant Ersc"
pal church, st hs request he cJoarnrd by he
III M Rev. Bishop kutledge and received tsc oGnsiec Of
! ,h. HoIS Communion.
He ns In full pOssrson of all bio faculties % the last
mSilaLt He tuGcTa ubs-QlIes solsGr.Erd by TIE
Rev Mr Ers 81 - Johns Church, Tallahassee, and hs
nu ~ TslahSs see Cemetery, u.loNri by tain "
| Ico.r aing spd sympgthklns iri.n'9
Although e subject el tns notice vas In ssnte, an
exile fr0n hIs hone snd irrnhs snh st:snT.r III d-
IN Il Land, Il will bo q consolation to them LnDT that
lar tx i1 long and painful iIlsse he always had kIrd
-ian: ard tender could been shown dear els
I'VE Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-17
From Walronton and Vicinity

4 private letter from gentleman well
posted in sfi.rs ii ,iiis 1uarler, gives us the
following:
No news whatever Of l.. ''nen;. ] can
however, deny the .,tatemrn' maize by the
enemy that thrg captured u ! parallel over
1900 sick and wounded in .ir recent raid
upon Warrtntun There We. but from 500
! to 600 patients in the Hospitals at the time
None of the medical Officers were interfered
with, nor WAS any hospital property inter
| fered with. Some OF tho si liers wanted to
contirate the horses bnlon.lag to the sur
geon4. bit the officer in commando foreign
er. by the way, from "Ehtc,iand "--ulildIy,
hut impresivcy. inInnai.,! That he woul'i
"dissemiuate" the brains uI tho first man who
touched a horse.
"As it is matter Of Some doubt whether
our government will reco"nize this parole,
the advantages accrlinc 10 the Yankees from
their boastei exploit annnnt to little, if any
thing at all.
The hospitals At Warrentnn and Culpeper
&. IT, have been fully organized.
When Gen. Lee advanced upon Maryland
he left, among others. sIunll hospital at Jci'
fereontown, with some 10 or 50 mcn who had
bre,, w0uns!cd in the batIl Of August 2Gth,
IN the river near rhar place. The patients
were so badly hui 81 The Surgeon III charge
of them kept s.. l,y, that he had no time to
ucnuaint thr ;iIc "f the fact that wounded
| men were IL .,e, and it was only few days
ago that the establishment came to light
The patients were at once removed to more
comfortable quarters, save the following who
| -,
Private NJ W Jenkus, Go Z, 9th Va vols,
died Aug 9th.
Ang " Johnson, tmusiciany 9th Va yols.
died Sept 18th.
Private A \ AiLins, Co II, ;'&I Va vols.
died Sept 22.
Private Jas A Bingley. Co B. 55l Va vols,
died Sept Goth.
Private Nathan Brown: Co c, I'd G bat,
died Sept 18th.
Private DauI kesfs, 20 E, ID Miss bat, died
Aug 29th. :,
| Private A Spaugh, 90 B, 18th N Q vols,
died Sept 9th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-17
Obituary.

in the city Q: Petersburg. Wednesday, October
1T. l-c2 Mrs, ALICE ROBERTA vito Of cspisln a. y.
Watt and daughter Of DR.. Francis b. Jones
li. m,bi- lady resident With her hu-baGd. D.
Lrnca,-r county, Virgnis till about year ngo, wh-u,
pen rToe ect Of that, welt other counties In M
Northern week, failing into the hands Of the emmy sh1
removed 10 the eouniy OF Gloucester When The enemy
.bnut TO take Of ths home s!so she removed
,n the Of her earlier years. within few niles
Petcsburg Here she remained In security and In ths
enjoyment OF the society Ioyed til death. ths
o:eroe Of ALL took her from esrth. She died sud
d9ny In the 23d year Of ~g. An Infant sleeps By her
side 10 tue same grave.
Mny ure the neurts sad hT her dra'h The father
mourn. hntifui child si-rrs xb-cii"rstr cotp4nop
-. spIowIoS hcsosni niGsL loving aud faithful VIE
AMI his it'll dsughterp deprived OF tender ana
,ious mother aehnEs and example.
At an esry age she becRme communicate Ia the Ep;:.
cos church ard adon.d ber profession Of the reigioa
&; christ hy An humble and gody walk We had hop-d
that hers you'd be long life Of fathfune.s ncsiu.
rrss but have TO mourn her early DEPARTURE
-n:, nal lc.s her gain. she is nrw In Heaven
wstuce enro,y disiUdge he Che In the er-
brsr- he .vour, Shers the wicked OLa ,r9u.
bling May The oil sufficient grace uf God be irpar,ed
-.rh nnr of the ber-nvr enabling them. With resgn-d
sSrau "lhe Lord yave, "st tbe Lord hsth
"a away; b".sra bs the nam" NJ Tho LORD" '" T. W.