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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17

NH}#lM GiNe nihliGe
9zaI Meoi}iaiIde Cniosanno.
Sesttr it eridisrFn, g'rsie f Gents,
GiHc NtbaneIuua tsGer Die N;atur,
sle Setanelu'G Hne ~ralifair Ss!iuna ttr uumlli<
.~iir!itsii Samrnnerlute. bsr ,,imprten,, Hie!rgu-
l%t'uattF, GpiIsyls, Shwinsiuht uue aaesye,
ftrpc!lid,sn ane ~asil;iasn Gjstrsttn, serurlett
eufd, Geltitteheturs une a]elhlsAilide 9ius-
ihreifnnaen srn
Dr.. Nurclpb :. GulSsrrcti,
Eerf. rielsr nsecis. Y. tiru,a. Me5fs.
Sic ipid'iise Gntredung ses ter!ihn,teu Ger
%Iais1s, eit i%ranriAcH mcroliidel une phaIiid,en
,ici9sr ecr Or1Nir mao i~an}tser eeih!edtiic,c1
NASitmeifEnaGn ptuc innsrltGe Sell
miiItl gu tslei:iDen, il! in rem ctieen Strift-
d,fn Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures, 10 ran
Elm jessr 9atitn1 iia Stnues II, ie;.taa san ;elti..,
nit acr'nNen Soften, grin>lith- su tstanesln uur
a!ir auaTialrrrcicn 81 sermcirsn.
o. Nur Saulsnac pire eie1e f!.ivs Ehy;Ttsru
un|d1etarcm @crtbe lein.
NitleIts miIr aessN GinIeHtuuq spn s Geut7
essr Z GptmarstN naG aitvn Stti!su t,r ilripn
p@e|sT'cil III s;nsm rsr|egs,!su 3s,;siccuse.t ssrleu.
oct. TieS s. 'teser:
Gt. s. 6. <ne & g.,
~ l21 8rtpcrp, Nen~gprf,
ZH5hiI7 Nir{t= Mrr ESSE
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17
IrDbce!1 uno 9(Qeoem -!

lTDErEM UHD NHRCRm 7.
Sgcg area unc Arisaateusr,
lrcg Vicente scm Stas1rath II. Uncle gam!
Irrsssm eas pSisrls" rar unb tbsrcI,
Grcscsnt unb al tenn A.am
Elfts er tlN!sriei5ne:s IN lsjasr lcrIt gang ssg
rsiaurir:en WirthlGaIt,
3te Strase, 9eaeniibsr her Sre;na : 6aue,
rah mic ecr
G!es fir $ Sent
vca' aasrteiteu u@assrtie.@, sts in ct. Wuul III
.atea t., mas alien feinen rertbeu Jreu1csu uuc
sem nc5risl esat}4su@us.itHm e~rsstsnlt aulseia-
Nctt1iecG ltelt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17

eas tsin Gripls 1T. lo wsib i@ n'tW mas
elmer it,"
T,Sit:n sic lb, @cneral. Dir .G0p
perbsors fenncn nnr ,met ~Grfola:":
1. pic Ginnabuc Npn Malp1nAtpn
curd 2se unc
2. Die Wabl 0ittlc @sdd5. @les Mn<
csre 1T IN ibren Muaenseumperei.
Son % cbilc miro Ncmsleet. hap uts
lere S:.,uppen urter @ranaer bet eerar
ppiut, rrsi Meilen pterbalh Daupbins
Sslano unp IS Meil,m Yen Motilc 0es
lancet lnr iinc. llniuc Blp,te bat RE
Sar gum Gbsil dtsrltritten rcr Mpnis
tor sSinnetaap lr0c!tc susrit tinsin, 4 an
estr felaten itm, unc 10 lieaen unly,
SdiTc in elmer G%ntfsrnunS yon rur !
Wieiien srn Der Stact. B. y. niht a0su
entis,nt, I'M nit ibrsn Acspaensa 0ei@l:
ssn rie i~srnlten Sul,lote telbis6en n
fInnen.
Gin nad @aibinaton uao sen 70,
in ale @elt 9elanQtes @sriiht, Rap Mo
bile ron I'M ern Sruppsn ein4enpmme1
fei, fam fir eaSmal feline SefattaunS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17
Osocerse9,
Giqueureu. Gi9orren,
Cooley, GQruer & Co.,

SaGion itrase, su;lden Ger 8. II. 2onpuna,
Ct. pauL
lenEen bic Wufn'ertfan1!si' ocn SanstauHeutsH u.
glusr, BE
quite Woare 81 ;iccriaen p"reilen
tpiisl4gn, All iht arc5se uno pctlaTor.irtes Ga
GER, peldes bel erofHuug her SbtTIabrt 1robe
friitc Juienpungen erba!ten miro.
Il I9re observation-disclosures nit Ct. 2cuis unb
rem Slen teTGbtQ, uA5, III alien 3siten 81
ct. Gpuis, Gbicaao uno Wiilnoufie,
Ore;fen
III ssrfaufsn, in visIgu 5dlsn pbue cine wrissr-
tSbaag tit Dir 1ranaPpr!sof.su ~ MAIDEN.
Our Setienurs uHisgsr tsuildsn &anteu 1T
itab ple pDr
3err 3. 8. Slicbter,
in uaisIsn VfrtauraslGa1isment on:utreTen
unb Miro Nues ouTtisten, algeusins 3uTIietsn~
bel! Sit gebcn.
Oie 6ano!nna in
U5atsriaf gSaaren nue ie5sr
Mrt rpn WarHil;eubeSarf
oen
1enrD CAIRNS,
Ct. ;Neter. Winneiofa,
taIt lct5scr:a;bl9 Gin rsidesI Ncrtimsnt sl tsItsn
Groceries uno NrpYiiipuen,
icnis Gnst ~aSacreu,
1ernu sin Haas. oon
Shubeu, Stisfela,
0iittnl Oiissn, u, /. NJ.
gautsr Artitsi fir bsn a:mStuliben 9s1arf urD
/ alss ~ ZEN reobifsiltea pri!eu.
Spnro. q IN
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17
Il: ti6tes.

fD Der ga Grpile Mcycz
.1eru, biebsr nit mimpeuols lem Ma1 fir
poS 6aus 9ircpln une Scbnlpn fabrenp,
bat enclih Th Elm 5ers asfaet u!p bic
Tlaaee nieisr Girno aufnescacn. Wir
iolutiren pie Tlaooe nit eirem bsr;l;6en
"Al hail."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17


MpMfeil! sSpblfttler
sSoDtfsilftsn:
Ssyt it bic 3eit rno
Obi GDrop Cash Storf
10y N,,s. euys Gintaufs W iiaaen
(yLLc11> Nnarfn.
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iasn eab sis
49, snaarsn nod INNER i!;!Ns! 81
q,s,,,e wercsl, 6 niEisuiGsu, bic @'Hs"s
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sEir bats, ii gtew.g cE siNsn ausssssisnF:s'
sg5s Internationally
,ur Scit asfauit ais bic SSAa!sA ~" u
ibrsu u;spyjs]sm Trhhiobr5 Yy:ilsn tan
ccn unp weidc mir
poslfsit FIR banr e~ershnItn'
liner Ncrrath teltsbt au3
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Sens, S~raaneies,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17

1ainnelota Staats- Btitung.
aoiutpaul, Den II. Sept. oo4
Mofivual=Gicfet Scr republttas
uiitbcu ltmipms=S'artet.
Sir YrGNesnt.
abraham 2lncpln II.
Sir SiurrSVesnt.
Mnty Spbnipn.
Ii,r Nsprdicutart sm :. e'"s'''
Siitrist;
Senatius DpneQY.
Gur N,d,sr tsr Suyssms eeu1t,
Stsrri1tty :
Gbpmas Ss'lion.
Ssirihtsr:
!. g. =. y. M3tNyfilan.
gvbn ~. Scrrp.
Sir GIsttrtsn:
Gbarlcs y. H:nsSlsD,
1pbn 81. &ct,
.. u. sinrscd,
s. u. M1prfcrs.
Neictacbnuss Siftt.
Tir NtprIlsu!antsn. - Grl:er S''''Ft.
1amsS Smith. il.
s. =. GilTHau.
Giuune swarsialsr Gitrift.
u. 81. &iefer.
&puutp Gifet.
Sir Dilrift- Gih!sr.
=. y. &iaeer.
Sir County Wutitrr.
%. s.. &surV.
Sir yrcbats &itatsr.
u. 5. Grr,pell.
6uc County GcmmiiHrntr. - County Gowns
George 3ammrue.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17
Ser s!oeitc Shu6.

isis " oine aebt 70 0ebt bic
Il nipn," unr mie ron @cymcnt, 10
batteu aud yrn Wains remctrati1heBldts
ter ~prcpbe;siAt. e we,tc bel Ger 70 ctcn
aat'esbattm Stnotsrabl, wenn nidt re-
mofro!ilh aeben, 70 brd ZEN reputlitaniz
I6en (2incoln) Ganpiraten nur isbr &c,
rinac Wajcritd!m 9eten, Gntsmal tae
Vclf ia %einitimmis elmer, @banse," einen
umitu:i Der seAenpdrt,gen COMMUNICATION
cerIan9t.
Sun renn! Gs wurcen lei c;t1cr
Wobl in Mainc 10000 Stimmen msniz
ger ~ataeacten als soriaes Sabr unc ben
nod, 1T cie Majcritdt hes 9inccln:eput~
lifaniiheu @pupcrneuraeaneicatsn tis
jcst ctenio arob ol5 i'm y%eraanaenen Sabr,
ndUlih
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$4,000.

"S1 ma;tet MIR at, wcnn Der @ # n
ipr den" mirc, iaasn bic ,,M i'd s" Stun
ia, mir moasn marten. Der 9ermaniNr'e
Wel:m wi,o Ij niht penioer patrictild
seIl1nt Ssi9cn> ols bic WanteeS I'M Often.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17
9tcucifcS.

Grant melpet Gem Srice5m;niicrium,
es babe ben Nnldein ais pb Ste i'm Be-
sriT uno raran lei, pcttrSturab
su r1umen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17
9ieue;ablirter Tleil0<Qobeu
SIR. ,1.tA csrGe.naA

SttE HID JeHtduH,
Sadisnitrcbe, snildsu rer Gtcu uni 7ten.
lie laterseiGneten tssbren iid, csm ceutlter
gutIif:m b;:rontd mit;uthei|sn, soS itr Strr
tets nit ousn Grrtsu 1riinsn Jlei(tss t.lsu
~rcrlsteu lit.
Srals;h baten MIX l.. aht rsutlde1M onier ,u-
eerstttte Mu1lt i'll alien Scrtsn itt:s rrrrGttia,
uao ltffsrn uniern 1sehrtsn NNrbt.; auf &er!an-
9et eic Moaren taS 5aus.
Stir unc SsErara.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17
W5plrb Noar,
81 1T fir:
d.. San ipn'5 ddte beulnpiide W!asenz
bi:ier=GrGu:cr
lpmis fir esNen bsrlbmte Nr1utsrf;asr-

NllfttDu Mufttpn
Sairc1ilb S MarcD
c~crfaufcu ,Drsgpros" it ETertiidcr Wrri!si=
aerune an Urcitas TIN 10 lihr une yitb an, erileu
5suuatfne in jcttn Mrnat. Gis tatsn eiasa
auteN ycrraih Wiuterroarsn Hno ueus une oltt
Wcuhles an Saue.
Cir haten 5srrn Meierbina, c;usu Icut-
'tcN> %snaasi,t, um teim 8e1:auisseltait in
Strrs Seiitano 5a ~Isif'cu.
Hnirhilr lnt 81 d..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17

ne fNfbu't1itllNfte Gcrlan1mlu1G dtAct1l-
ten. NQe wartr brdcrfreut, ouber biz
@pppcrbeacs, nc IT'D fja5sr unc mutblce
UNI bic Gts ltab!sa. Sic fiblten tsi=
nc Treiicc i!hcr bic BON unIsrsn Nrtncen
uno unisrer Worins %errunaencn Sicae
Hcteuen Sieae oefalea ibneu better.
Der olte @sift 1T nod, nod, III Central
Suinois. Das @oIf III fir 2iucol1,,
Spbnipn, Sale9hM Gies unp Treibeit,
uno ricicr She'll crs G:aotes miro I'D
leltf Elm eutes 3sue1tf auefeuen. .6ier
ltnc 9tnccln unc Solesbv mcbl tefannt
uno nirgencs finc cielelten mebr pppuIdr.
0efdbrl:ides @piel:eus.-
Cine Mornire fir Gltern. @inee l.n=
fer @sdlc!tGtter lhre!ht: 8or etlidm
9aecr 1purrc einem tle;nen Wdcden cine
flnfliGe Erautr gum @eiden.e aemaht.
Madcem es fd nit rem Spielic,lae Bin
ldneli6 amiiiirt bait aab es rafelbe et<
rcr &amsracin ppn sleidem N!ter, mel6e
1cfcrt cine Ger Beeren athreb unp roran
lauate. Mn nncsrn Gage mar tas Gino
zine 9eihe. Gin sm;nenter Nr;t, Der tos
Spicl,cug unieriudts, ione, raS ;etn rcn
ben 8eeren crei @ran Mrlenif entbielten,
unc pab jepe6 @eintlatt an ben Traube
0enue easou entbielt, I'M Elm Rinb 3u
Gin anteres 8inb batte einen
nit 9rdnem @lanspnpier austape;irten
S@ranf, norm es feline 9pieliaden
a%ufbewabrte. Das arn1e fletne @elen
e%rfrantte unp fart, auoenlbeinlid an cen
BON Gsrsiftuna. 81. 2atbertp
analyitrte pa5 crime papier pes Sdranz
tes urb fanb, taB Gin St0d relelbcn pom
bloc 6 auabrat3oQen frf brei;ebn Gran
ertbielt, senus, un, 3pei Yerlos
men ~ t6bten.
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Official advices from Con. Grant are up
to Saturday night TIC rebels had made
further assaults upon our lines. butas usual
were repulsed with heavy loss. Wilson,
with HIS cavalry, whipped a brigade Of
Hoth's Division, which Lee had thrown out
TO envelope Burnside, The rebels were
driven out Of their rihe-pits in confusion
Tho same officer previously fought and
routed Gordon's rebel cavalry. On Satur.
day morning it was found that the enenny's
left wing, in front Of Burnside, had been
drawn in during the night. Tho indica ions
are that Lee means to fall back into his
inner intrenchments. Tho various unsuc-
cessful attacks upon our lines cost him
heavily in men. Oar entire losses in the
three days fighting around Cold Harbor
are reported by Gen. Grant at not over
twenty-five hundred.
From General sherman, official advices
are down to Saturday morning, the 4th inst.
His headquarters were fifteen miles west
of Marietta He held the AllatoOna Pass.
and all the roads leading south, OF the
fighting from the 25th up to tQo Both we
have full particulars. All our undertake
ings were successful, with an aggregate
loss of three thousand. McPherson's vic
tory at Dallas was very decided. The
rebels persisted in attacking his position
and were badly cut up, their loss in that
engagement reaching $500, while our loss
from the fact that we were protected by
brcastworks, did not exceed 300. Hooker
in other fights, lost 1900. Woods divis-
ion suffered severely.
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Correspondence Of the Journal.
Horseback Notes.

Ed. JOURNAL Having travelled for ten days in
Wood, Seneca, Huron, Lorain, Medina and Cuyaho-
ga counties, saw more good wheat in Wood and
Seneca, by al least onehalf than in all the other
counties named. Through Montgomery and Perry
townships the wheat and grass never looked better.
The prospect of good harvest is before the people.
As we went further east the wheat was not so good
but the grass prospect is very good. In the east
part of Huron and Lorain counties the farmers are
turning their attention to raising mules, and from
the high prices asked it must be paying business
Young mules, from n to 81 years old sell at
from $100 to $3.50. We heard of one dealer near
New London, Huron county, who sold ~ head at
Sl33h each. Farmers ask for well broke mules
from four to five hundred dollars per pair. The
country is well stocked with sheep. Ono farmer,
with whom we remained over night, has raised 81
lambs from 30 ewes. Last year 90 1eeces brought
him something over $500. AS we go further eastw
find more cows, and the chief efbusiness is the dairy.
And it must pay with butter at 80 cents and cheese
from II to IS cts. per pound. Cows are selling
through Medina and Cuyahoga at from S25 to $50
a head. Nearly all the land is in grass, not over
Is per cent. being plowcd.
Having stayed with ten different farmers, as
many nights, we found but one Copperhead, and
saw but one Copperhead paper, an old copy of tue
tri-weekly Plaiadeolcr. Copperheads don't -four
ish in this neighborhood. We came to Cleveland
just too late for the grand Fremont free press free
speech convention; but saw Chaplin Hall, which
was so closely packed with onehmdied aud my -sic
Delegates representing fifteen States and the Dis
trcto Columbia. A mass convention of the whole
people? The mountain has been in labor long
time, and in its dreadful throes brought forth "a
Mouse. ID. HURLBUT.
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giant crime, and that inasmuch as cur
government is now laboring for tho over
throw Of this rebellion, and the restoration
Of law aud order. Il is not FOR us to occupy
adoubtful position, we DO, therefore, pledge
ourselves to the support of the govern.
ment in wise and vigorous measures for
its complete vindicatiou, and for The over
throw OF whatever lies between us aud
this most desirable result.
Rcsstcci. That the thanks Of this Associa-
ton be rendered to the Babtist Church Of
Perrysburg and citizens, for their kind
and bountiful entertainment.
Collections were then taken up for the various
Benevolent objects Of Christian enterprise, and one
for our worthy Bro. O. d. Oviats, tho Missionary
laboring in the destitute portions Of the Association
Amounts $22.G6.
The last half hour Of the Association was spent
in devotional exercises.
On motion, the Association adjourned at IL o'ck.,
NJ, to meet with tho Baptist Church, in Bryan, on
the first Wednesday in june 1868, at lO}S o'clock,
a. NJ. Prayer by Bro. Albright.
Thus closed one of tho most pleasant, and we
hope profitable meetings of the Association.
In the z. NJ, Bro. S. G.. Dawson preached very
interesting discourse after which the Church re-
paired TO the water, and Bro. II. B. Taft was por-
mtted to baptize one willing convert, and the first
he over baptized. May he have frequent oprortu.
mites to perform the like service in the name Of his
Master. FRAZIER.
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June l, 1851

THE GREAT SECRET.-Its is admitted by all
physicians that the gran secret of health and long
lif. lies in keeping the blool AMI vurions fluids of
the body in a high degree of Huidity. When you
feel continued pain in tue head or bowels, or any
continued uneasincss in any organ other parts of
the body vou can prevent serious scknes by taking
BRANDRETFS PILLS. Bleeding may give mo-
mentlry case, because the blooa left will have
more room. But rs the body is made from the
blood and sustained by the blocl, to waste our
blood is to waste out life and ruin constitution
But Brandrets Pills relieve the circulation as
readily as bleeding, by only taking away what it
can well spare, and they never hurt.
Mrs Hooper, of Barnstable. Mass. was cured of
St. Vitus Dance, General Debility, poorness of
blood, AMI costivencss Of many wears standing, b ?
Brandreths Pills. The case at length is published
in the Pamphlets. Sold by w. j. Hitchcock &
Peck & Hamilton. perrysburg Ohio, and by all
respectable dealers in medicines, 45m
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Reported Expressly for the perrysburg JouRNAL'
Maumec Baptist Association.

The Maumee Baptist Association met with the
Baptist Church in Perrysburg, June lst., 1861, at
lO% o'clock, A. NJ. Annual sermon by the Rev.
A. II. Cole, after which some interesting and pat
riotic remarks werc made by the Moderator, Bro.
ID. Anderson.
Bros. A. Brown. L. D. Robinson and E. +. Plat
were appointed committee to nominate perma-
nent officers. The committee presented the fol-
lowing report, which, on notion was adopted
Bro. d. A. AVERY, Moderator.
Rev. Bro. s.. Ct. DAWSON, Clerk.
Bro. II. j. HAYES, Treasurer.
Rev. Bro. IL. b. TAFT, Corresp pndng Secretary.
Visiting brethren present were invited to partici-
pate in our deliberations. Invitation accepted
by Rev. Bro. J. Sackett, Cor. Sec. o. b. Cohven-
tion, Rev. Bro. T. p. Childs, Agt. Am. Bap. Free
Mission Society, and others.
Adjourned to 2 o'clock, r. NJ. Prayer by Rev.
Bro. A. Brown.
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?. M. .SESg[ON-2 o'clock.
i. hy Rex. G. ID. Orintt.

Prayer by Rev. G. D. 0viatt.
Committees appointed to visit Gilead and Stry-
kor Churches reported. Report accepted, and the
committee to visit Gilead Church discharged the
committee 10 visit Stryke Church continued, and
to report next annual session.
The reading of letters was then listened to with
much interest.
The following committees were then appointed,
Committee of Arrangements for next Annual
Session.
Committee ON Digest of Letters.
Committee TO Audit Treasurers Report
Adjourned to o'clock tomorrow. Prayer by
Bro. Robinson. sf
In the evening listened to a very interesting dis
course by Rev. j. D. Sackett.
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Greenpoint, Kings Co, NY.

THE HIsToRY OF HosTETrER's STOMACH BIT-
TIERS, The most remarkable medicine of the day,
and the many cures that have been performed
with it in cases Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
Nervous Debility, and other diseases arising from
adisordered stomach or liver, places it at once
among the most astonishing discoveries that has
taken place in the medical world. The diseases
to which bittcrs are applicable are so universal
that there are but few of our friends who may not
test their virtues in their own families circle of
acquaintance and prove to their own satisfaction
that there is at least one remedy among the many
advertised medicines, deserving the public COM
mendation.
For sale by Druggists and dealers everywhere.
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BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE !
The Oldest Regulator for Females.
DIR. CHEEsEMAN's FEMALE Pills
70 THE LADIEs /!

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
win Immediately relieve, without pain all dsturban-
OF the periodic disharge. whether arising from
relaxation or suppression. They act like a charm in
removing the pains that accompany difficult or i'm
moderate mfnsrualon and are the oniy safe and re-.
liable remedy for Fushes, Sick Headaehei Pains IN
the Loins Back and Sides. Palpitaion Of the Heart
Nervous Tremors, Mysteries, spasms Broken Steep,
and other unpleasant aud dang gerous effects Of an
natural condition Of the sexual functions. In the
worst cases of FluOr Albus, Whites, they effect
speedy
DR., CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLs
Have been used quarter Of century. They
offered the only safe means Of renewing interrupted
mcnstruation, but Ladies bear in mind that there
is condition OF the female system in which the
Pills cannot he taken without producing peculiar
result he condition referred TO is pregnancy-the
result miscarriage. Such Is the Irresistible tendency
of the medicine to restoreth sexual functions
NAL condition, trd even the reproductive poser OF
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fHJRSDAY WORNING- I Jme 2.


The Association raet pursuant to adjournment
at o'clock, A. NJ. Spent an hour in Devotiona
exercises. Business resumed at 9 o'clock. Prayer
by Bro. Thomas. rer o sr-
Committee of Arrangements for next year re-
ported That the next Anniversary be held on the
first wednesday in Iunc, 1865, commencing at lOJz
O'clock a. M,rwith the Bryan Church; aud that
the Rev. Sc. Dawson peach the Introductory
Sermon--and Rev. II. B. Taft be his Alternate. -
Accepted
Report Of Committee to Audit Troasurer's Report
read and accepted.
Digest Of Letters read and referred to the CLERK
for printing. at
Conmittee on Resolutions reported the following,
which. on motion, were adopted;
ReSoiced, That the generous response of
the Churches of this Association TO the
calls Of tho Ohio Baptist Convention proves
that said Society has high place in the
hearts of our Membership; that we observe
this with sincere thaliklulness, aud that we
do now re.aitirm our interest in it, and
pledge ourselves 10 do what we eau to pro-
mote its interests.
ResOIcea, That the A. Is. II. NJ. Society,
in its Efforts to give the Gospel to the peO-
pie Of this COptinent, is entitled TO our
coniideRee and generous support and that,
inasmuch as this Society is now hboring
energetically in behalf Of the freed men Of
our lend, il offers desirable channel for
the ,cpntritntiops of those who are specially
interested IN this Departments Of Philanthro-
pic and Christian labor $500 81
.Resoits8, That We cherish am abiding
confidence in the A. li. NJ. Onion, aud taat
We commend it as an honored AMI appro-
pirate chanpel through which our cputri-
hntlons may reach those who are yet in
Heathenand Pagan darkness. vaf
ReS0Jred That we recommend the
Chnrches of this Association 10 observe
The FIRST Monday Ia January as a day Of
special prayer for tho revival of religion
among Tls and tho last Thursday IN Febru.
ary as q day OF prayer for Colleges and
Theological Seminaries.
Reseiped, That tho wants OF our own
Asseciationyas well as the demands Of tile
Home and Foreign field, Impress MS with
the impogtan6ei of increased prayer, that
the Lord of the harvest may raise up labor
'erH forthe ripdning field. f3Ubt l2V Z
s0lDed, That the efforts now being
3 by arHed rebels 20 overthrow otr
aFnmeBt-are iRiquitoas IN the exlrelileg
they are Without any Jus tiiiable excuse 4
palliatiou; that il stands before me worRs
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PerrysbWrE church Directory

MEruoptsr EptscoPAt-Rev. T.. NJ. Ahrlgnt ras'oi'
Services each Sunday at t10:8O AN anu ~ ." =
pRrsa1rrut,x--Rev r. w. IIiil Pastor sefyaSvs nSI
each sunday at 1890 An. Sabbath School anu nioie
Class at 12 H.
B,PrrsrARev H. D TAFT, Pastor. services eA'n SUI"
day at 1890 A. VI Sabbath Schooi a y y"
LuruER iS-Rev J. Kliuages, Pas'or. services every
Sunday, forenoon and afternoon aNerha'eiS
GERMAN MsrInpIsr-Rev. G. Swinetorth fas'or' Se''
ices each alternate Sunday a. l'e'io An 2.
CAruoLIc-Rev Mr.. Charles Cribs. Services each 'u"
day at 10 AN. anu nm