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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-19
COLUMBUS & NDIANdR0LIS
CENTRAL u RAILWAY

EOR SANDUkkvhr Tn, n, teaat10a77nnal a1 mr.
Z TR0IT. Richmond. iaiSesr5t;s = = ssstsfIs
SpfEisSnelqf ll;u FerreT Haute, EvansyiiIe. Louis
sle: l SatE3' otLouis chicago aud all points West
Nc change of cars between Columbus and tIndi-
F0UK TRAINS leave C,iumbus. .da,t. = AL
lows (Sundays excepted: J aaliy' as aol-
500 A. M. mAILs94lArrrriyves g a. iffssssa ss,3
NJ. Bellefontaine 1880 A. NJ: SanSn sh Uana n fiiS A.
PiqG sl6 A. Lima a3s r. NJ TS.js sSo r. f. NJ;
oasJ fs:s'i iSs p'i G ssRS9e bis sis
vile li10 r NJ; 1iafayette ll:s0f A : spfibessiS
81 s6is s isatSSs lss ISgSs
ing san reach chicago the same eveni1g.0f9t~
+ 1I:30 AM. tDAK ExPRRsS--Arrix.s :.
Piq9a 3:le T: M. Lima s;I5 T. M; Richmond Sos
nc a. M oSn SS a AZ fTss HsPi:
Pana 44q A. Al ST. Iepis9<70sA sA Iffs trail,
other othsHsT T0ass III qs "a nours IN vance Of any
5;OOP. W. TOLEDOF XRR FsS SS.LAsr;r
at UrbsnS 1:2I Al ;-Bellefontaine 900 p NJ San.
GTsSs NV A. M PIqgs s4S 3 r ~ Lima 500 NJ
troet io:o1A, A, Passengers aaking t.Is roI1,s.T-
rive st ChicsgO noon tie following day 81 hours
an adRAnce oh any other route- s73 siidmTZf013
b'II:55 P.NJ. NIGHE EXPRRSSa : a,ss,....
5i3 aS9SSls ii IafySss sissfg s Iss RasRsP
SSS 49, + q NJ auiSSey S!So $50 8 louisville $50 81;
Nation s:IS p. NJ Cairo $40 ra1SVIls n & sSS Z
M.; st. Louis le:ve EhistFain arrives ar ST.
-gpis 2 honsssi9 sdEsnee q any sher EOgteT
,rsiSSsw osSss hoO sleeping Cars run IN night
- All; changes made in Union, Depots. Baggage
Ohecked through to all principal points
Ask Ask .f for Tickets via RfCHMoNDANDI INDIAN
pc qaA z r 984SE BBD9Ks Ticket Agents, oolumbu,
sdF. SHas1sH5, a; DE Gen Gen. ticket Agt..h71, 80
SMss sLpAT SppsrintenHdent Hdnt @oAnfpOis' @f f'@n
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-19
. .INnISCRETION.L.-a
TO LADIES.

If you require a reliable remedy to restore you,
and remove Irregularities or DISTINCTIONS, why not
use the best? .fstTs5
Every lady knows the slightest irregularity of ma
tre is liable to bring on HI adache, iddiness Low
Spirits, Painting Mysteries DC. then the bloom Of
health fades the appetite fails and other symptoms
more distressing commence. as Weakness Spinal
Complaint, the Whites, lPr6lapsus, &C., &c. "A
foffnf1 in Il {tEttis q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-19
New Freight Arrangements.

tNoW IFoISIt THFdFIS6IIItHtSs
/ The Chicago 4 Great Eastern, and Little Miami 4
Celpmbus d Xenia, and Dayton q Western Rail-
roads bave SO ARRANGED their Time Tables make
in both directions. making the time from Columbus
TO Gnleaso So hours. sz8ii p. .sg8EaAE 1ET
.-...-,,, HENRY BROOKS, Ticket Agent,
't4iil'2 S1B - IT. LOUGH, Agent. ID '77.F'5'A
1=W.L.1OBRIEN, fi N Oi Is os gaob
a., GeEl Ticket Ag't, iC;,o;a.....,, ..,, -,,,.,,o
Il. W.WO0DWARD, olneinnS1':o
Is Laaf1 Superintendent s-2e = ep-Y.. .hfga
Columbus. April /. = -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-19
YOUNG M GN

Who have injured themselves by certain practice,
indulged in when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, at school, the 7effectsO
which are nightly felt when asleep and, if not
cured, renders marriage Impossible; and destroys
both mind and body. should apply inmediately. ]
What a pity that young man, the hope of his
country the pride of hisoarents should he snatched
from ali prospects and enoyments of life by the con-
sequence Of deviating from the path of nature, and
indulging in certain secret habit Such persons
must, before contemplating -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-19
Little Miami Columbus & Xelni

-
DAYTON 8so WESTERN Els
~ 4A.IER 81 ST
ON AND AFTER ARRRIx 4.Tsaz
6 FIVE TRAINS DAILY will eare 6oIunbao
FOR CINCINNATI; LOUISVILLE, ,CAIRo. -
g,7s-.y LOUIS, DAYTON, RICHMOND, M
ra5ad ia DIANAAPpooLIs, 3 CHICAGO, = ~
Withh9%1s h%N & change Of cars to DAY TON and RIG
DIANAPoLiS- and CHfC&Go. 20 iN
. s875aConnections are reliable as follows:G
J9t9'o 5HodG FIRSTeTRAfNF . oj E=GoBt
aiEf nwo5 2aio0Dailg0fsaa vst7sss9v
Leaves at 3;35 A, n, for Cincinnsti. Dazton
Richmond, Chicago, Circleville AMI Lancaster
Ghillicothe spd MarietfaS stops q Bondon, ssotb
Plainvi1e, arriving at Cincinnati al 800, AM
-, SECOND TRAIN
~ = DAILY except sundays "Oi1
Leaves a. e1L:0o a. n for Gfneinnati, Dayton
Klchnond, indianapolis Hill sbnro. Chllieofbs and
xsna xgsHe GSRSga GoPSR
oGd SGdraw sTis sGHss & asRsaSn E9StH
ing With the Mail Line steamers for
and Ohio d Mississippi Railroad. --'e
%. sr.f rry,as,. THIRD TRAIN qvs,-g
Oaily except SuDdays) -,
Leaves at 2:4ot y. NJ. for Cincinnati and Dsyton
and and SPTGsbeld m ViaLOndO arriving at Cihcih
=, - . a..'''o FOURTH TRAIN. 'as "7i. 70
~ ~ iF@i "a eDaily except SundaSs5 2i9ih9Y
Leaves at 1850 p. M for CineiaDatf, DaytSn,
Richm nd and lndianapolis, making close conneo.
RSfSaS sSopPins Al RISns assSTn
~ kondon, South Charleston, D. Selma GedaFTilIe
sSd GedPls, Spring saslley COsWiP M9Eroy t9EeIepd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-19
- DIR. HARVEY,S FENIAhE, PILLS.T

The experience of, tbir. y years has proved they
have no equal for Removing Distractions and Ir
FegularitieS, no MATES FRoM7WHAT CAUSE THEY
ARISE. TIE are safe and sure in, every case. Up
wards of so 600 boxes sold annually aad no com
plant of their efficacy is ever heard, for they ac-
cOmplish what they ere represented to do.t!E
Sold in boxes ContdSa1ing SScty PfHS. Price One
Dollar. .f-slEy 8 e-r.v.4 ~efEt - f.-rt-E Et.E.F
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-19
DIR. HARVEY's GOLDEN PILLS

is a remedy tour degrees stronger ii an the above.
and intended for special cases of long standing.
~, ~. Price Five Dollars per Boxss &c bad
If you cannot purchase the Pills of your Drug
gist they will be sentby mail. post paid, secure
JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Phi yscian. Sl9 Broad
WAY. New Y ork. For sale b. DTuggists generally.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-19

MENTALLY.-The fearful effects on the mind ar
much to be dreaded. Loss of Memory, Confusion
Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodings
Aversion to Society, Self Distrnst, Love of Soit
tuie, Tmdity, &c.. are some of the evils produced
Thousands of persons of all ages can now judge
what is the cause of their declining health, losing
their yieor becoming weak. pale nervous and, ,ema-
ciated, having singular appearance about the eyes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-19
? DR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the KoyaI UoIIege Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate of one of the most eminent Colleges in the
United States and thegreater part Of whose life has
been spent ia the hospitals of london, Paris, Pbila
defphia and elsewhere has effected some of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears when
asleep. great nervousness, being alarmed atsudden
sounds ashfulDess, with frequent bushing, attend
ed sometimes with derangemento of mind were curel,
mmediately. 49,. -. = --..--. .-.-l
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T4RE + fs' PARTICULARS CttrJTI NOTICE "a

DR.. j. addresses all those who have injured them
selves by improper indulgence and solitary habits
either business, study, society, or marriage. (" "
Il These aresome of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits of youth, viz: Weakness
of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the Head DiInness
of Sight Loss of Muscular Power, ,Palpitatonof the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritabllity, Derange
Inent of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-19
cMARRiAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body are the mos
necessary requisites to promote ,connubial happi-
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour
1y darkens to the view, the mind becomes shadowed
with epair, and filled with the melancholy refec-
tion that the happiness of another becomes blghte6
with eur own. = % Sit y L-- ht's-A' = 4 'it'''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-19

r, ll7 tIdlnr runs Sunday might, not on Saturday.
isiss,a3 a.ss5 - JAMES PATTERSON Agent.
auftfle NRlamf & O0iumn bus e Xenia RHR.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
William, Tell.

C., C. Hazewell, in the Boston Traveller,
writes as follows: ,,.1.r-. .,i, ,.--
A gentleman of the name of Gould has
written book to show that the tale of VIM,
Tells nothing but story, something like
that in which an amiable she-wolf with the
sentiment of maternity strongly developed,
gave suck to Romulus and Remus, whom
she should have eaten, for her own good
and the worlds. The journals are speaking
of this as If it were something new, where
as it is an old story, that of fcriticising Tell
out of history, and relegating him to the
company of Jack the Giant Queller, the
Babes. in the Woods, Little Red Riding
Hood, Old King Cole, and the Green Bird
of France. Ages ago the tale that is told
of Tell was called in question, and the very
objections made to it by. Mr.. Gould were
pointed out long before Mr., Gould, or even
his grandmother, was born or thought of
In the last generation book OH the sub
ject was published i'll Switzerland. Good
critics, nevertheless, still hold to the story,
and there is nothing impossible, aud very
little that is improbable. in it. Probably
it is substantially true, but not so in all its
parts; that is to say, Tell may not have shot
the apple from his sons head, there may
have been no eGeisler, the hat on the pole
may have been a mythical hat, and gene
rally the romantic incidents of the affair
may be. inventions, and yet Tell have led
the way in the work attributed to him,
Nothing is more common than to find
gathered about the great facts of early his
tory number of lesser statements, which
are not facts, but poetical additions, or en-
belishments- Criticism leads to the rejec-
tion of these embellishments, and then ii
is assumed that the whole thing is an in
vention. ,....- a#
Of Tells existence, and of his actively
patriotic character, there seems to be no
for h1t criU fhfa-a
pie, the hat, the pole, the Austrian tvrant,
and so forth, without being gmuch afflicted,
for, though they are nice enough things in
their way always excepting the Austrian),
they are not necessary to the establishment
of Tells place in history. We feel that Tell
was equal to all that was attributed to him,
and So the embellishments aforesaid are in
keeping with his real history, and no more
out of place in it than are misplaced the or
naments which beautiful woman wears,
though such ornaments are not necessary
to her existence. .et..fg. s s-t.l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
- 4. COLUMBUS o.. TUESDAY MORNING,

aryiaI institute, and member of Beaver
Quartei 1y Conference. 5l.,...,,f,-,,,,.., all
= G A / dimes and e w Brady were trans
ferred to the Iowa Conference. +ss,-,
J. M Bray, sr, and J ] Excel were trans
ferred to the Lie G Inference. .b4lTe3
n y II Bushong Was transferred to the Mis-
sonri and Arkansas Conference, ,,f,fg,,-slE,,
j w, ,McGregor was transferred to the
S F Jones was. transferred, to the New
England conference. .IfIIfEJCuT .4K
RESOLUTIONS ON THE STATE. OF THE 'coUN-
zan1iaH ri egiitSsst TRY.Lfgb3 .Si~oHsag OF
10 The eommitteeIon the State of the Coun-
try submitted the following resolutions
~ list. That weo heartily and emphatically
indorse the action of the Thirty2ninth
Congress on the question of ereconstruc-
ti0o3 aud approve the measures adopted
for the final settlement of that question. !. N
! 3d. That believing Christianity to be the
basis and ,bulwarl1 OF civil liberty, we hail
with joy, as among the auspicious signs of
the times, the Congressional temperance
and prayeFmeetings isssg hlls ~linI 9di
= 3dI That, as Righteousness exalteth ana
ton, and sin is a reproach to any people, >
we will not cease to- pray for our rulers
and will give our influence and suffrage to
elevate to Offices of trust and profit, men oi
| nnbendiug moral Integrity ~ p2ha9mMa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
oTtErom the st. Louis Democrat.l
- A. YOung G,hevenhSs.i J

Among the guests at the .Lindell Hotel is
an Indian boy, five years old, of the Chey-
enne tribe, who is one of the few survivors
OF, the sChiVington Massacre, On the Goth
of November; 1864, Col. J. M. ChiYfngton,
commanding a. regiment of Colorado cav
airy, attacked an encampment of Cheyenne
Indians on Sand creek, and butchered men,
women and children in the most barbarous
manner. A few made their escape, and not
many of those who were taken prisoners
were spared. The bodies Of the slain were
treated in the most beastly. and disgusting
manner The boy now at the IindelI is
the son of the heal chief, Black Kettle,
who was slain in that massacre. He was
then an infant, and was taken charge of by
a soldier named Lemdel Chambers, who
took him to his home in Indiana and adopt
ed him as his son, giving him the name of
Wilson Cham bers. -, ...-7;ec
During General .Sherman's tour on the
plains last summer the Cheyennes request
ed him to restore the son of their late chief,
and it is by the Generals orders that the
boy is now on his way to his tribe. ,,I..,r,
The butchery from which this boy provi-
dentially escaped was one of the bloOdiest
and most disgraceful in the annals of In
dian warfare. The Indians, Slaughtered
were friendly to the whites, and when they
saw Chivington's troops approach they
hailed them as friends, The whites opened
a deadly fire on the camp. The. Chief re-:
strained his men from returning the fire.
thinking it was a mistake, and displayed
the American flag, with white flag under
IT, But the massacre continued until near
ly every Indian was slain, and then the vii
Iage was destroyed by fire. An eye wit
ness of the scene says: 'After the firing
the warriors put the squaws and, children
together and surrounded them to protect
them. ] saw five squaws under a bank for
shelter. When the troops, came up they
ran out and showed themselves, to let the
soldiers know they were squaws, and beg
ged for mercy, but the soldiers shot them
all. saw one squaw lying on the bank
whose leg had been broken by q shell; a
soldier came up to her with a drawn sabre;
she raised her arm to protect herself when
he struck, breaking her arm, She rolled
over and raised her other arm. when he
struck, breaking it. and then left her with
out killing her. There seemed to be an in
discriminate slaughter of men, women and
children. There were some thirty or forty
squaws collected in hole tor protection /;
they sent out little girl about six years
old with iwhite flag on stick; she had
proceeded but few steps when she was
shot and killed. ALI the squaws in that
hole were afterwards killed. Every one
/ saw dead was Scalped. saw one squaw
lying cut with; an unborn child by her
From this terrible massacre the infant
son of Black Kettle escaped. Although
he says he has no desire to return to his
kindred, but would prefer remaining at the
Lindell, where he is quite pet among the
ladies, who keep him supplied with sweet
NJ eats and trinkets, of which he is very
fond. = 10 ff = 80 -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
RankFaiInrea.

The Ne,o York Tribune gives the follow
ing list of recent Bank failures: .-4s.s-.
First-NatiOnal Bank at Meredith, New
York-failed. Cause-Speculations Of the
President. :,rH-a ~ .s.f -.5e
Second-National Bank of Hudson
closed. Cause-Speculations of Cashier.
Third-First National Bank of Newton
vile, Massaehusetts-lostt twice its capital.
Cause-Speculations of Cashier.
Fourth-Mechanies' National Bank, Bal
timore-defalcation 100000, by book-keep-
er aud Paying Teller. rrr ls.'- --
Fifth-State Bank, Observation-Disclosures
100000. Cause-Speculation of Cashier.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
How BraziIians Make Coffee.

For each cup the size of our tea-cups, to
be made, the Brazilians measure a table
spoonful of ground coffee, parched to the
color of ripe chestnut. This is placed i'm
gatize bag within the coffee pot, and boil
ing water is poured upon it. There are no
grounds, in the decoction; and it is so
strong that it leaves brown stain upon the
white china cup. The Brazilians never put
milk into their coffee, as they think that
milk Injuries the properties of the deeoction :
and it is never drank until the close of the
meal! Usually it is never brought to the
table until everything else is removed,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
Selling Grain by weight.

"A new practice in the way of dealing in
grain, went into effect on the 1st of March,
by an arrangement among all the leading
grain dealers throughout the country. This
is called the Genital system, by which all
quantities are reckoned by the 100 lbs. lin
determining the average of what bushel
is equal TO under this system, the estimates
are made on the following basis: -
Maeaf, los '.''.....so Barley, lbs...........4 a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
z CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT

Cambridge, A T. Petty; Washington, j
FL Rogers and j Gledhill; Cadiz, w Pitten-
ger; Bethel. I'll Neff; Adamsville, j p Fad
dler and w 81 Mcbride; Coshocton, E
Brikett; East Plafnfield, E Starkey
West Chester, j G Russell and a supply :
UrichsvilIe, G w Dennis and Costler
New PhIladelphia, j NJ Carr; Dursville, j
Coil and j III Ekey; New Athens. A III
Norton; Martinsville. s Crause; Warren
ton. NJ Hudson; Hopewell, to be sup
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
2 Pairs. Nav 5th 1869

ieties, whatever tends to impair the TitdI action
of the BrGdp Heart, or Ner0Ous System frequently
lead to the most Dfstres8ie0 and Embarrassing Dis-
men and LG0oyers, therefore. who are especially IL
able to these eaknesses should promptly to
Dr. DEIAM ARRE's SPECIFIC Plus ~ = 81 =
A PAMPHLET containing full PARTICULARS with DiE
Tectlons and Advice, printed in French, German,
Spanish and English, accompanies each box, and
will be sent, by mail, free OF cost to any who will
write for it. .tt' - 90 g. fGlT7 - - f7TG,',f-
Price$Iper Box, or Six Boxes for S5!
Sold by all the PRINCIPAL Druggists. or viii be
on receipt Of the Specified price by any authorized
ss93t Or 6y the sole GeneFsl Agents for America
New York. Authorized Agents for Columbus and
gicinity, ). E. SAMUEL q CO, g. ROBERTS 6
CO.; and all Dealers in Me Iicines. All orders by
mail promptly attended to. =
sepl9 d&WeOBlylGt f i.slI s5tE ~ ~ { ~ sEl
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Removed from his Old ONCE.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, nea,
High street, Columbus. Ohio. has devoted himseI
ora series of years the trea ment of certain pri
gpte diseases. He may be consulted 1T his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank -f's.-
eh2S'a5na .-.r- r. s---... .--.r>-rs q ..fsi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
:, |. M'coNNELsynLE DISTRICT.

y q HUIIbVf I6oIuIbR sLIU0Is = ~
McConneIsville,- j d Vail; Morgan, j N
McAbie, one to be supplied; Beverley, d
NJ Hallister; sharon, L Winstantly; Cum
berland, J H White, one to be supplied /;
Centeryille, r Cartwright; Norwich. "A ID
Mccormick; :; Summerfiell, G G Walters
and,J Phillips Salem, to be supplied Leb-
anon, j Shaw; Newport, JaW Hamilton !;
Unionville, d @ Knowles; Brownsville, T
G Hatfield; Stafords, D Cross. .. .4.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
sTEUBENvILLE DISTRICT.
DLDempsey. Presiding Elder. :

Steubenville, Hamlin Chapel, T N.Boyle
Canton, Fl Sinsabaugh; Massillon, w
Lynch; Wellsville, Henderson; Carroll
ton, J K Roller; Richmond, Q A Miller;
SalinVille, g ThOrne Hanover, A E Ward !;
New Cumberland, NJ NICK Garrett; Spring
field, j Connor, Wright; Sandyville, "
Yarnall; WaaMyGnesburg, az N Bray, sr;
Dixon Smithfield, w G p Hamilton /;
Bloomfield, w johnson; New Somerset, H
Mccall, r NJ Freshwater; Malvern, WD
Stevens, q w Scott; Wintersville, Hus-
ton; Roxford, to be supplied. @
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
q q SPECIAL NOTICES.
F'E-HEALTH STRENGTH,
d. JLIFE-HEALTH-sTRENGTH.
,LIEisE-HIHEALTTH STRENGTH j t. ,
ISo5 =, .3,i DR.. JUAN DEGAMARRE's5 % aoi1ig io 1Ri
'SsP b @ IFIC PHI s.,

Are prepared by the Messieurs GaTancier Du-
pont, Pharmaceutists, Q. 214 Rue Lomb bard Paris
from the Prescription Of Or, Juan DeIamarre, Chief
Physicianto the Hospital din FoFd ON Laribeisere
,hnEi LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION: dto
:e2IlsI.ls3l 2mg2 PAIRS, May 5th 1881
= 1GENTLENEN:-We have lauseR the isSPE01F1c
PILLsp made from Doctor oDelamarre's Pre-
privstS and M bIic praeties ana Ssv m & on
themha most energetic and 3 eficient Rsiat
edyin cases Of Spermatorrhea or Seminal yWeaks
ness; Nightly. Daily. Or PrensS Emissions; Sex
Of the Nervous System; Weaknesses arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses5 ReZaeGti0A of
Eyes; Lime. or f'Brick Dust Deposits in the
Urine; Milky Discharges; Paleness of the Skin,
EEith sunken Cheeks and BloedIsss Lips; 'Pinehed
Features Irregular Action of the Heart and in all
the CHASTITY train of symptoms arising from Over
nse Abuses. or Loss from any cause of the Nervous
We earnestly advise the Profession and all, per-
sons suffering from any Synapton0tic or ;Or15paic
46ections of the GENITo- RIHAKY SYsrENs to use
these Pills. With high respect, we are yours most
R.A. A.BEAUREPARIE M ID.
erE-- az ffet.5-l G. ID. DUJARU1N. M.iDlsi1IFEA 4
JEAN DE LEUCHRE, NJ. D.
To 0GARANCIERE DUPONT, No. GA Rue Lombard
Paris -st- {ti p ny ID .AI~ .oL II IL
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ALLEGHENY DISTRICT.

I
p Beaver street, w Baker; South Com
mon, S nj Hickman North avenue, e B
Snyder Manchester, James Hallingshead;
Allegheny Circuit. ] z Moore; Sewickley-
vile, J Horner; New Brighton, J j Nc
Illeyck; Freedom, F Storer; Bridgewater,
r Morrow; Beavers s s Bracken; Enon
Valley, A Huston, one to be supplied
Liverpool, George Crook Columbiana, r
Cunningham, one to be supplied Salem,
N Baird; New Lisbon, w Il Brown; Al
lance, w Cox; Marlboro, r j White
Greentown, w Gamble; Goshen and Ben
ton, J McCarty; Elkton, j d Kinnear;
Glasgow and Neville, g A Lowman
Duquesne, ID Hess; Rochester, Lewis
Paine Mount Union, 7 j Higgins.
S III Nesbit, editor of Pittsburgh Christian
Adueedte, and member of South Common
Quarterly Conference.
o N Hartshorne, President and General
Agent of Mount Union College, and mem
Der of Union Quarterly Conference.
!. j * Mellen, agent of the Young Mems
Bible Society, and member of Beaver Quar-
terly Conference. 70.9
J,A Swaney, Secretary of the Western
Seamen's Friends Society. and member of
Beaver street Quarterly Conference.
A T. Long, Missionary to Bulgaria.
r F Taylor, President of Beaver semin.
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4ro BARNEsvILLE DISTRICT.

j J. Deems, Fresidlng Elder. . -
Barnesville, j Drummond; Bridgeport,
A B Castle; Moorefield, j E Hollister /;
Morfistown, ] Dillon; fredericksburg, F
w Vertican Loverton, e Ellison; Beals-
vile, D Rhodes Fairvfew, FL Swaney !;
Hannibal, w F Smith; Monroe, to be sup
piled; Woodsfield.J j Stephens; Centerville,
J w Kessler and RH StralI; St. CIairsville,
j Grant; Bellaire, w Brown; Powhattan,
AW Gregg; Williamsburg, N @ Worthing-
ton; Wheeling Valley, j r Cooper. 80
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w A Davidson, Presiding Elder. -.
Washington, w B Watkins; Mononga-
hela, City, "A w Belts; Wellsburg, J. A,
Mansfield, T Ii Wilkinson; CHARTERS, % F D )
Fast; Florence, W. r blackburn; Canons-7
burg and FaWcetts, d "A Pierce Bealls-
vile, D Campbell; Greenfield and Cali
tornia, M B Rugh; Bentleyville, T c Nc
C1ufe; Pigeon Greek. j w Weaver;
Shausetown, w Darby; Philipsburg and
Mcguire Chapel, Mp Kerr, Georgetown,
pendence, D SWhite; Peters Creek, G w
Baker; Pine Run, J j jackson; CIaysville,
H B Edwards; Ten Mile, 81 Winnett. -