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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-31
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-31
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-31
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8rsttsa abeebalttnea8 etfanimlunP bef3le1ene pettttpn al
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-31

Sd ubriO, 10. San. 9ie &epeoaoes
entbdlt beute einen bemerfenspertben Mrtis
tel, NORM le boS Aufgeben BON San SO<
mingo sutbeibt, neil Die Mnneriruns nidt
anf OaS freiipilIige 8erlansen Der 8epSlteruns
%erfolete.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-04

tribes Of hermits and religious beggars. their
tempt for women, their moral degradation ohsetting
a singular mental acuteness. His account Of the
dignity, eloquence and wit of the Brahmin teachers
was exceedingly entertaining They are hard nuts
for Christian missionary crack Using in
street discourse the familiar Scriptural saying that
nothing good can from impurity, fine looking
Brahmin politely reminded him that the beautiful
lotus sprang from the I'D. On another occasion.
when the lecturer preaching on the subject of
Faith, Brahmin blandly interrupted him with n
request that he might give his theory of the subject
To make the matter perfectly clear, it be stated
that the monkeys of India touch their young
10 carry them, but that the young monkey makes
himself fast to his mother by getting under her and
throwing his legs up her back, and III this way
Is carried about from tree Selling upon this
fact, the Brahmin remarked that there a prac.
teal illustration Of faith. Now you know, said me-
that the old cat seizes her kitten in her mouth and
carries it from place place. while the kitten
mains perfectly passive. You, he continued, ARE
that little monkey, and am that forlorn kitten
Faith is good; faith Is just good Referring
the anchorltes and hermiis Of India, who with the
religious beggars, swarm all over Hndostau, and are
often tyrants and plaques to the common people, he
told how they torture themselves by abandoning all
human comforts; how they lie stand in posi-
ton for years, until they die-onc fellow permitted
the ants TO bury him alive; how filth Is with them
virtue, and the utmost physical wretcheduess q crown
OF saintship Soue keep their hands closed until the
nails grow through. Others cultivate their nails Il
la ChiROiS. 1t had been stated - scientific fact
that the human nail would not grow longer than
inches; but Of these hermits presented himself TO
the lecturer with nail cured in three spiras, which
actually measured Is inches The Doctor and his
coabOrers offered all their missionary money for il;
but the hermit refused TO cut ii off IL his entire
stock in trade and ne hoped by wearing it to merit
well o. his god. There were many such amusing
illustrations given by the lecturer, who often ndulg
ed grotesque hunlor the delight of his audience.
He closed with a striking picture of the degraded
and serve condition of the Hindoo women, compar-
ing it with the happy condition of in Christ
ian lands and attIibuEg to the influence OF Christ
:anty that fine respect for the which is the
ing glory of manhood and of modern civilization"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-04
ALMOST AS HARD AS IRON!

Protecting wood decay and iron and other metals
readily with Hnseed AMI may be used
all purposes without grinding 1t has already
extensively used and has itself unparalleled
reputation having given universal satisfaction o- painting
Houses, Barns, both wood brick, Iius Decks
OF Ships Dock Gates. Iron work,
posed the action of the atmosphere Iron
Bridges Fences. Railway Cars Depots. Tin and Shsgle Roofs
&c When linen is covered with it, it becomes
waterproof does crack when rolled, and preserves it from
1t preferable paint printing does roll
rubbing down, and labor, produces firm
surface Mineral
Paint Painters will find this the cheapest and durable
outside printing any Paint,
uuequalei. While the base all other Mineral Paints
Clay Silica WINTERS METALLIC BROWN composed
the following;
Per-oxyie of Observation-Disclosures 46
Sesquioxyde of Manganese. .........-...... 30
AlunlIa = TO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-04
TESTIMONIALS

DR.. WINrER-Oear Sir: have been using your Metallic
Paint for the last three Freight and Passenger Cars
Engines Tenders, find it the best paint have
used durability. and sub
jected it proves be superior any paint
requiring less oil and its being almost Iron susceptible
of the finest possible polish have known it crack
blister scale and unestangy recommend all those
who desire cheap, durable and good paint.
T.. L. BENEDICT,
Master Mechanic, Ii. x VI. Il. Il.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-04

CISCINSATI, June Z, 1859.
We have used Winters Metallic Brown Paint and until
find something better will continue
work. both Roofing and Bridging SO far there nothing
known that with tenacy
articles especially IRON 1t perfectly and weather proof
1t doesDo by weather, find
Boilers, Chmneys &c, it is not influenced by heat.
& Co
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-04
Honolulu.
NcETAEHIC COAT:

Not liable become tarnshed, aud makes rfadn
Paint acquainted with its ingredients must know
will change color by exposure the weather, and wi
endure any climate without cracking bistcrng
posure harlCnS il, making in a covering
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-31
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ltEe Yolteen aus uub erneue-n aud. bic alter an ben btuts.
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@onEtaeS apgasromuicy. ... III. M,
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@1crgeae u1 500 unS 1900, uaE gsa0auftfeas 200.
nas ZEN &nicpt:'S 9ltas a2os8eao 7.40 nG4 1880, NIB
na4antEag6 $50.
asa@ 80IR3nAt0m.
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100, soc Rn5 9.4a, gub siedxa 500, uaSI eco /;
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mittGs5 $50 p.6.0s. Gbsans spa gsaFsingtsu Morsens
nm 6.l5, 6,16 Il. 11.15 unb giaAus. 20, 500, $50 1nb
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GR- 5mnae MSGnner, Saa

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wsI&e an ka traHrts.n 8UIssn BON SeIbfbeRsdans Uter
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stefem Safer berscrseten, fnben tn Or. Gulserpeas "Raet-
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Nrofenpr 9Sunoram'6
WSd0en : GrdMter >@lirir

TT smimtrsitts tss bette BIS test betaunte Iitisl CUR 6etlaas
BON unterlttbS'S ei1mereen alter Mrt, tnsbeicnoere Raaens
trentst Observation-Disclosures, Gbs!tra.Anfaas, Sruffamer-
ten, DtGrboe0, Eclten, 8rthrubr, S1rtnteI, 8ldburean,
Rppff6nttrt, Anbna, Saltts Gteber, StetrGnttttt, Spranter.
Complaint, fCrte eest1 s u 4 { n unb @rtdltuns.
Dd htties Gltrtr avs rein unfhaEtten, tesetabtIiIGen
StDfen ttfebt, IL eisnet 60 f& npa defenders sur gerasi.
guns nEuSeberener Stnber, iGste e6enfaaS betru 3atnen ber-
ielbta. Retne SHUTTER foate SsriGuneH, fets tasrn I'M
9Gufe aa baDen, itbr& ioats es in ttesm 5dae NIT Gbee Obr
gDaHer une 3nder Serbannt stssten perkn. Der ~srrsarttse
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bat f@ aud BIER felt BEN ltsttn 4 Sabren sIdnsenb btrdbrt,
un6 lit tteies @lrtr EberGa eth ansntbtbrlises 9ausmittel
Geuprken.
Der pr.ts bee tletnern SIai&&.as tit So Cts. anS tts srS.
etren rs Cts.
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b~aHstiaSlt1ften ApsteetsE.
SmiiuS GieneIt, Dentif,
Glsyanbrts, @a,
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uHter Tcuer : ScrffAeruneS> Gefeni
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Spbn GCates, Sretterb1neIer.
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5ten SnrHbun IT,, StspiGsanslcr, SalttnSreEr
tooI ~ - SHea r, @tfr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-27

BODY F0UND.-Tbe body OF woman,
apparently about twenty or twenty-five
years. was found floating in the river,
Opposite Steubcnyille, on Monday A
Jury was empaneled, but no facts could
be elected whereby the body could be
identified She had OIL bingham dress,
small check; also, a basque, or sack, OF
dark goods, with ruff1e running from
the shoulders to the waist, on the out
side seam. There was in the pocket of
her dress three spools of white thread,
one iron key, one pearl handled pocket
knife, thimble, and piece of blue ribbon.
10 shoes or stockings. On her finger
was a silver ring, and gutta-rercha
ring with three pearl sets. There was
severe cut under the CHA and another
on her head, and her hands had the ap-
pearance of being severely burned. IL
is probable that it might be the body of
the woman who was lost by the explo-
sion of the steamer Nimrod at Pittsburg,
rs the body did not appear to have
been in the water but few days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-27
Try AND STATENEW
Ehe Gold and Other Marke'"'
,ii-ceIIancous Matter, to pc fo""" v"
sac Tonrth Page.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD me
United Presbyterian Synod of Ohio met
Yesterday afternoon in the Church on
Market street, The opening sermon was
delivered by the retiring Moderator, Rev.
J. P. Lyle, of Bloomfield. Ohio. The
Synod was organized by the election of
Rev. J Fl. Peacock, of Richmond, Ohio,
rs Moderator The Synod is composed
Of the Presbyteries of Wheeling, Steu-
benville, Muskingum and Mansfield, and
has about seventy-fve members. Relig-
iouS services were held in the Church
.st night whei Rev j. Y. Ashenhnst
preached sermon upon The Duty OF
the Church in the religious training OF
Youth.