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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-09-28

CHToyoNs COLLAPSE These abomina-
ton, .ave hal their day, AMI frizzlcl, frow-
q leads Of In0nstrous size are about to
e.-a way to smooth pIaits, which are al
is.I to hang down the back, Ia Chinese.
VIII. however this difference, that the
t..as.e wear only enc tail, while our fash
unable la,lies sport two. One OF the reas-
on assigned for retiring the chgnon in dis
E-Ice Is ,Eat !; made the heads Of some Of
f-s fair ones who sported it, a little more
lively lhau was altogether agreeable.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-09-28

BASE BALL.-A match game was played
on Saturday, September 24th, 1870, be-
tSeen the HieNorys, OF Kyiertown, and Eu-
rekas, of lbilip76urg, on the grounds of
the latter. The 1ollowinug is the score
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AfilCABLE MUTUAL
+ | I Z
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

The AMICABLE issues all approved forms of
Life Policies. Endowments and Anuuities
An ample cash capital, seesrely invested and n
system of business which offers every advantage
to the insurer compatible with safety to the Com
Pqny, are features which commend the AaIC ABLE
to the confidence of the public -t
The officers and directors known business
men. whose character dud standing are suifice eut
guarantee of honorable and judicious M management
Of the Company's affairs
ALL POLEIES ARE, NON-FORFEIT-
81 ABLE.
ALI DIgIDENDS ARE NON-FORFEJT-
ABLE.
ALL POLICIES ARE INCONTES TABLE
THIRTY DAYS GRACE FOR PAYMENT
or PREMIUMS.
PRIHELEGE TO TRATEL BY Nd
AND SEi.
JOSEPH HOXfE. President.
[. DWIGHT KENDALL, Vice President
J. f. R. MADDEN, Secretary.
H.G PIFFARD, NJ D.. Medical Examiner
w. NJ. TWEED. Jr-, Counsel.
WM TUCKER, Clcarfeld Pa,
Agent for Clearfed county
T. BOYER, N. D..
Medical Examiner.
C. BARRETT, General Agent for
Clearfeld, Centre, Jefferson, Clarion and Elk Cos
P. r. WEITZEL, sup't of Agencies,
Wiiliamsport. Pa.
August II, ITT0-4m-Dd
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FoeSALE-a No. y Speer's Revolving
I.,ht Anthracite coal stove and pipe near
lgrcw. For further information apply to
Henry Z. Snyder.
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NEW MARBLE WORKS.
UpposlIe INC JaiI,
CLEARFIELD. PENS'A

Monuments, Grecian Tombs French Couches.
MaHtles, Table Tops, Washing Ranges. Garden
Statuary Terra Gotta Ware, Of ever, description,
Head and Foot Stsnes, Of New and beauIifnl de.
signs all of which We offer at city prices or d
per cent less than any other establishment in thi
county. Having large experience in the bust
ness, we guarantee satisfaction in all cases. Or.
ders thankfully received and promptly flied in
the lest work maulike manner.
5 4. GIBSON
May II, 1870 IF. JAzEs WATSON Agent
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Close connections made at Tyrone with trains
F4sr ana West on the Maine Line.
T,-.r1.,,ers leaving Cie1rfeld at 30 p m, reach
Wff,iamsnort 1t 0-5c p. N. the same day.
F,ss-nrcr>Ielying Wi!!iamspOrt at 8 90 4 IN. reach
g,ea~feii at 6 50 p II. the same day.
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IT HE LEONARD HOU S E
- ID Near the Railroad Depot>,
Reed Street, Clearfeld, Pa.

G. D. GoODFELLOW :: PRoPEIEroE.
A new first class HeteI in every respect-eom-
Portable rooms--all the modern improFements-
the best of Liquors-prompt tendance. and rea-
sonabIe charges. The patronage of the public Is
respectfully solicited Jy'2l-f-
MAILS sPIkES-thec ecbeapest in the county
~ at M0SS0P'S.
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s6e attsmans Sonrnal, Glearfelo ga, September 49, 1870

THE School Directors of Penn township
want FIVE teachers See advertisement.
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2}aft4maH'6 9oarnal.
CIsARFIELD, PA, SEPT. IS, 1870.

=. y p,Trgxs-To iusure the safe tr=n,missIon
,. ,rorev by mail. patrons should remit by cheok
o. -,-ey-order, or have their letters registered.
:. int win be enclosed in the first paper after
=. ,,oney comes TO hand;
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F5a an elegant stock of Fall Dress Goods
tie ladies should not fail to examine the in
voice opened this week G. Kratzer & Sons,
Second Street, CIearfeld. Pa.
OCa people should bear in mine that all
borough. township, and election officers are
chosen ou the second Tuesday of October
S'ae.ions for the several Offices should he
made at an early day as possible, ard tickets
printed accordingly.
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IT II L IS II A " Il o L s e
MARKET ST, CLEAR FIELD, PA.
GEORGE N. CoLBURN, :::::: pnornrrror

FEOAGE n. COLBUKN, PR0PRTEToR
This house was lately completed and just open
ed to the public-is newly furnish ed and provided
with al the modern improvements of first class
hotel. 1t is pleasantly Iocated, in the business
pare Of the town, and near TO the public build
ings. share Of patronage is respectfully solic
tied. Charges m oderate. The best of Liquors in
the bar. March 30 '79-tf
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Im!ire-Mr GIening.
ScoFsTs-M. johnson, A. Jackson.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23
MARYLAND ITEMS.

Jim Bailey, notorious thief in the neigh.
borhoOd Of Church Greek, Dorchester county.
has been arrested, much to the relief of The
community.
Polly Parks, a maiden lady of 95 summers.
died at her residence in Revel's Neck on the
18th ult. Polly Was widely known in Somer-
set county.
The men dredging for oysters in the Cbesa.
peake, commit terrible depredations some.
times. They recently, in drunken Lrawl.
dragged Mr. Washington fladaway, of Tilgh
man Island, Talbot CO., from his house Tor
the purpose OF killing hun, it is said, but some
dredgers, who were sober, came upon the scene
aud dissuaded them. They are the nest and
terror at many of the landings.
i. X. Robson, Esq Editor of the STIR, has
has been elected Clerk to the County Commits
slO"ers of Talbot.
Three funerals occurred at almost the same
time at st. Mlchaels, Sunday week.
A company has been formed in Chestertown
Tor the purpose OF prUpagating flower and
vegetable seed.
A wild goose was captured by Mr. John
Bradshaw II few days ago, as It was walking
about the streets OF Cambridge.
There are th ee Farmers Clubs in Kent CO.,
one Of which was organized about ten years
ago.
William w. Whaley, formerly of Talbot
county, but Tor several years past living in the
vicinity of Church Hill, disappeared from his
home en- last New Y Year ssday, with about $500
in his pocket, and has not been seen or heard
from since 1t is believed that he has been
murdered.
The following is n list of distinguished per-
sons, natives of Cecil co:
john Churchman, celebrated for his mathe- !
matcal researches. George Read, member of !,
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23
Irritable InVaIids.

Indigestion not only effects the physical health but the dis
'oS ahd tempers of its Victims The dyspeptic becomes
% " measure demoralized by his snicrinss lie is subject
"S o irritation sullennes despair as the case NAV be
pelernaturA senSltivcness which he cannot eoptr
MN 10 mSconsrue the words actions of those
anu MS intercourse even with those nearest and dearest IN
MN Is not untTeQueny marked by exhibitions of
olgn TO ms real nature. These the mental
:" Tue uSrase Tor which the invalid csnnOt 10 Justly he'll. r
SpohSlOIe out they occasion much dsconC Il IL
o INTEREST oil The home circle II is essential to family
harmony as well aa to she the PRINCIPAL sufferer
state not lar removed from incipon insanity that
mpt 1ms OF mental disturbances be promptly This
can ohY be done by removing their physical cause deanrv
eht OF the functions Of the stomach and its ad yscera
e 'er and the bowels Upon these three important ORGANS
hostetlers stomach BterE munneousy producing
ana sautay change In their condition. The yege-
ingredients Of which the prepation is conlposed
are OF rehovang regulating and ALrgEArvE charae.
anu 'he Stlnuant which lends activity to their remedial
Is tue purest and best that can be extracted from the
must N"eSome OF all cereals, vE sound rye. No dyspepe
ga" 'He hs genial restorative single week without
peieheing notable improvement In his general hpalth Not
oF WI" ms bodily suerings from day 10 day hut his
d VIII recover rapidly essness aud irrabity
ana 'hS happy change will itself ia his demeanor to
III around. nJ, I'm
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

the hrSt Congress from Delaware, end Signor :,
Tue Declaration of Independence .InL,, IT,
lnE u. f., Il distinguished ma,hematir;an ','l
philosopher. james Rumsey, inventor nf th,
3teamboat, and who made trial OF the sam. ~,
Tue fot0mac IN l781. Robert Leslie, an ivge.
nous nous Mechlnic OF his day, and father of
Oharles IL. Leslie, distinguished artist. Com.
modOrc John togers, United States Nayv
jeremiah 5. Black, known as .Jud@r RIa.{{ R11aa{'
and tormerl y i'll the Cabinet of PresiGrnt R"oi,
snan, as Attorney General of the Un;tad
states. Emma Alice Brown, the nortpsS
John \. y. Crcswell, Postmaster Gener,I nf
the United States. David Davis formerly I',v
partner OF Abraham Lincoln, and now JuJ,o
2i the Supreme Court of the United Stat@@S
Dr Benjamin Brevard, who drew mn tLn
~ MecGIlnburg Declaration OF rights" in Nortb
Narollna, before the Declaration of Indrnand. !.
ence was reported in Congress, and in which
many Oh the sentences are identicaIlv the same
"' III the latter nstrument.-Cc UIin
y HE UNITED EFFORT OF THE METuoD1sr
CIURCHES.-IhG revival exercises which h,d
been prOtracted for six weeks bv the three
Dr'nches OF this denomination in onr rommn-
my were brought to close on Friday evening
'le NeV. Dr. kGese, at whose suggestion the
soou WORK was commenced, conducting the ex-
GIcl>eS' Durl. & their progress prejudices were
'' S"uiCh preference thrown aside, and
animated with one aim both ministers and peo-
pie came up with hearty good will "to work
ior the Lord against the mighty" The meet
ing has tended greatly to revive what seemed
TO be declining fire among the members of
the different Churches and to engend.r and
cultivate traternal spirit and feeling that has
not t been as manli estly warm as it should be for
Christian toward Christian. Their conuuests
were not So universal as many who have been
warmly Interested had hoped would crown their
eHOrtS, but they have been honOred by very
great results. The song Of rejoicing has min
RleG with the voice of mourning, and many now
swell the number OF those whose stand is upon
Tue side oi the Lord who had heretofore lived
TO no account a. regards the true purpose of
NE. We trust the feeling produced NAV not
oe as "a snatch OF Indian summer amid the
colds and irosts OF STANDARDIZATION Star.
The =. +. Church of Chestertown has adont.
ed the free pew system.
The revival in the VI. f. churches at Easton
has resulted in GO or 20 conversions.
The pupils of the EaSton High School have
been supplied with mu>kets and are to be tanobt
military tactics.
st. MichaeIs is to have Building and Loan
Association. -'''
:, loving couple recently ran away from
r1aSton and went TO St Michaels where thew
were married about clock at night The
lrst minister applied to declined, but the sec,
)nd tied the knot
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

ENFORCING THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENr =
W W lth view to enforce the provisions of IN,
! LHteenth Amendment to the Constitntion nj
tne United States, Judge Bingham. of III,
i1ouse OF Representatives, has prepared I'M
10 enforce the rights of citizens of rho Irn;to
states to vote in the several States of tLa
cnlon, who have hitherto been denied that
rght on account of race, color. or Drrvi0nr
condition OF servltude. 1t is intended esnpcial-
:, 10 meet the case OF such States as Delaware
~ .la'}y.ahu }ra ana Kentucky, wherein it is feared
'"g ~, rilCeehth Amendment will be diSregarled
Inc nrst section provides that from and affor
the passage of the act, all colored cit;zsns Of
me United States, resident in the several States
:" th9 United States, shall be entitled to vote
az all the elections in the State of their resi-
uehce, subject only to the conditions which
now are or may hereafter be required to quail
~ Whlte citizens to vote therein.
section two enacts penalty of five hundred
dollars hHe and one months Imprisonment
against every assessor or other officer of a State
who ncglects to assess the person or property
OF any colOred citizen Of the United States
prior to an election.
The third section preScribes similar penal
ty, to be enforced against any of the members
OF any levy court, who shall commit similar
offence.
Section four provides that any clerk or other
officer required by the law of State to regis. |
ter, record, or transcribc any list of persons
against whom taxes have been assessed. who
shall wilfully refuse or neglect to register the |
name of any cOored citizen who has been law
fully assessed to pay any tax, shall nav fine
OF $500 and be imprisoned not less than one
month. O''
The remaining sections provides penalties IN
be enforced against other State, county and
ward officers who refuse TO receive the vote of
q coorcd man. The Circuit Courts Of rho
United States are given jurisdiction in all cases
arising under the act. :" "'' '"'oS
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23
MARRIAGES.

-hhf NoLDS-on the 18th inst. by Rev. Wm. Cn'
.''r. Martin I. GInn and Miss Emma J. Rry ynnds.
ihAhSoN the 22d ins. by the saIDe Mr. Danr
Il. Pearson and Miss Sarah Ann MACY
hubEkIS -JACkSON.At the ss,ue time. Ia the Mr..
'"hh H. Roberts aud Miss Sarah +. Jackson all Of New
Castle county, Del
ANih"N1 -BARkER-Gn Easton, " T., the 18th INST a.
e residence Of Henry Stevens by the Rev c. " Martin OF
IlSr' rails James W Anthony OF Smy ma, Del and Mas
Mary T. Barker Of EaSton. Ny
ShELLINGER-ECCLES-O " eineSiay evening, the l6ih
nStat odesSa in the Drawers Presbyterian Church by
heV.'"hn Crowell, D. D. William v Skrnger Laura -
daughter ot Joseph v Eccles.
NOS-bEAM-ln San Francisco. Cal January 18th BY jas
u tennie Justice Of the Peace Abraham EnO formerly
oi smyrna Del, TO Almra " Beam OF Washington Terri
tory
MoRKIS-JACKSONFeh 3D. nv Rev j. NJ Clark at bis res
idence in Kentou IId, Mr. VIM H. Morris Miss Msgsret
Jackson. all Of Kent CO.. Del.
18th by the At the same pace
Mr. John Emory Of Queen Ann co.. Md 20 Miss Ellra Nor
ris, of Kent CO.. Del
TER.-At the residence VI the @ue'
parents in Little Greek Landing Thursday evening
18th 1870 by Rev J. Owen Syperi Mr Edwin BuckmaSet
o Leipsic and Miss Jennie W Potter Of Little Creek Aeu'
Del
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23
DEATHS.

SMiFH-ln Dover the 9ls,. David Of VIM h S"u
| Mary T. Smith. aged about , years.
To the n c. V. c. officers and Of Morning S'sf We
6. l. q. q. F.:
Tour committee appointed TO prepare and submit
OF cnhdnlence. behalf Of this Lodge. regard 10 ir bs
following:
WHEREAS II hath pleased All-WIse Providence 70 't"
from our midst our believed Brother John MalialI'u la,
hESGLEkD ls That in his death e that We nav ;Ufe
lthin ahd devoted Brother and who ever hn ;, AZ
heart ~ "
nl That whilst how in humble submission % ,T our
nl tha d"eth all things we'll, still de'e ,s deprived
Shc%re sorrow at that decree If His will "h'u and
US OF the presence and support OF who has been
SO wnrthiy associated with our Lodge. , ..r,ory Of
D. ihat as manifestation OF regard ot ILL.,, .nr o
space Of three msnths. IN ,hs
an That the SECRETARY is hereby instructed 70 ~ these
my ot our late Brother John Mallali"u cOp, With
resolutions as expressive of most earnest NmpN
her IA her bereavement aud allictiun. ~, SVyREL
oh Iha these resolutions be published IN Iu, ou COM
TINES Al Of which Is respectfully submitted anu w.
nlittee ask to be discharged.
BY order Of the Lodge. d SecC
Smyrna, January 9Sth, 1870
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

DEATH OF ONEOF THE HARPER BROTHERs
MIR. Joseph Wesley Harper one of the firm
of Harper Brothers, publishers, Of New York,
died at his residence, in that city, on Monday
morning. MIR. Harper conducted the literary
correspondence of the house, and was well
known 10 authors 10 this country aud Europe.
The only two SURVIVING Of the four brothers
who founded the frl:: are John aud Fletcher
Harper The deceased was for forty years a
member OF the VI. T.. Church, aud was one of
the best liAgust< Of the day. He served an
apprenticeship to the printing business The
firm of Harper Brothers, of which the deceased
was a member, was established 10 1925, and
rapidly rose to distinction aud wealth.
:. At Fall River, Mass, on Sunday, William
Booth. while intoxicated, killed his brother
Thomas, d then committed suicide by taking
poison. The crime was caused by Thomas in
terfering to prevent William from beating their
mother. Both leave families.
A. L. Chamberlain, merchant cf Genessee.
N. Y, while insane from whi>ky, attempted
10 commit suicide He drank an ounce of
laudanum and shot himself, but still lives. .f
a ia New York the O'Neill Fenians are accu-
uulating arms at their head quarters, and
another raid on Canada is predicted.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

Louisville has been glorfying the new bridge
over the Ohio, connecting the Kentucky Ind
Indiana shores. Inst Friday an exccrsinn
1' ono o, monm nIeen passenger coaches containing
bridge in safety The return was NOT 90 Oer Hon ,"e
but came near being fearful cat"strb v ~ bmapPy,
the trnln, approached the middle of tLe tr;dae
the rear locomotive left the track, and a conn.
,,I,ng-pln broke near the center of the train
Elght cars passed on drawn by the leading To-.
comotive' and reached the Kentucky shore in
saleIy' seven cars, containing thousand
people, remained on the bridge. A LOCOMOTIVES
was sent back to the rescue, but had proceeded
1nly lew yards when the track spread, and
t1nrew trn the engine and tender off the track,
me question naturally arises is. was that
who is to blame? = "o''
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

:. a WOMAN SHOOTS HER FAIrIILEss LOVER
N N OHCRGh.-N bile the Congregation at St
Ohio, were engaged in worship SUNDAY m,r~,
ing young woman named Miss Mary Nabnr
entered the church. After being seated = tn,y
moments She deliberately took a pistol from
her pocket and shot young man named Thom
as Wise, who occupied a seat imm.dlatoIv in
front OF her. Wise, after being Shot. arose
and started toward the entry. The woman
pursued him, endeavoring to shoot him A sec.
o1d time, but was prevented by policeman IN
who arrested her. 1t appears that Wise had
Promised Ia marry her, but has since engaged
himself to another, which engagement was AN.
nounced IN church the same morning. Wise
condition is rather critical.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23
lFOr the " Smyrua Times =

!
.Nr. Editor We noticed in rho local .ol
unh OF your paper OF the u inst, that IN,
lodge OF Good TemplaIs at Canterbury wa,
spoken OF as one Of the most enterpriSinr !,
the State We believe that the Good Tenn
larS' generally, are an entcrprising peOple
!ney know their cause to be a noble one. and
iaoor Tor It's advancement. Canterbury Iod,e
was the tirst organized in the county.
= The Order held a public meeting in the
Canterbury VI. +. Church, on the evening of
the l7th inst. The meeting was well attended
Dy the community, and there was quite nm
Der present from distance The speakers
were hos 7. Reynolds, Esq, OF Canterbury.
anu heV. |. y. AyreS, q. W. c. T. of Della.
ware. " - -"
g. Mr. Reynolds is a man Of 20 years, and for
hlty years has been moderate drinkcr The
appetite for drink became so sttnng tLa, -,
was led to think seriously ul,on the ,nbircr and
ior the aSt year or 80 he has abandoned drink
ing altogether, and now he feels il a dutv IN
warn tHe rlSlng generation against the danger
at'ehdlhg the taking of social dram. Nav
'he young men receive his warning and the old
ones pr0ht by his cXample-tor it is unite rp
'nafEaOIe Tor man Of his age to break the
chalnS OF so powerful an appetite.
we presume that our g. w. G. I. is known
tpy most OF your readers, and that they have
heard hun lecture upon the subject of Tenn.
perance; II not, they should His speech
az canterbury was pronounced, by all who
neard It, to be good. One of its character
.oJ .o.5cI was sound reasoning and being illustra
ALL - ''''0' '"i'i"H 10
=. May leading men see that they should be ac-
tive III this work, and men of all classes taxi
hold with willing mini and then we will
make it power in the land. "''
III, Yours, MACK.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

IMPROVEMENTS S.-Messrs. Hoffecker & Bro.
OF this town, are now adding another story t,
their hrultcapning establishment ON Main ST
preparatory to increased business.
Mr. Beck is going ahead with his store i'm
ProyementS, the most attractive part of whicl
Is ttesIddItlon Of the large windows and remoy
al of the cellar doors.
Col u. h. Raymond is commencing the
Ten4vallon OF his NtoreroOm now occupied by
Is. Is. Allen. The floor is to be lowered near
~, to Level with the street, new windows add.
ca; %r Mr. IL. +. Rasin is to occupy it when
Mr. Chas r. Clements is to renovate his
S'9I.roHm formerly occupied by Mr. Tschudy)
In nothing has Smyrna been more euternris
ing than in this particular. The only thing to
hold sooner. -"
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

THE FEMALE MORMoN NoTE-IIast week
we referred to the fact that the Territory Of
Utah had adopted female suffrage, and that the
women of Salt Lake City would have an Oh.
porunity Of exercising their privilege at once
at the municipal election on Tuesday of last
week. We have since received the intelli-
gence of the election, and learn that ONLY a
halt dozen women voted And of this half
dozen, every one voted the Brigham Young
ticket, In favor of poligamy and the kindred
vices of Mormonism. If the women in the
States place no higher estimate upon the pr-
viIege-f granted them-than the women Of
Utah, it will make but little difference whether
they have 1t or not except that We would be
rid OF the inoesSant clamor of those who want
1t so badly. And if they exercise it no more
In the cause Of morality and justice to their
own sex, we fear society would not be the bet
ter for it. Upon the whole, it will be time
enough to extend the suffrage to women when
they ask for it and want it badly enough to
avail themselves of it.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-23

KEV!vALS Our WEsr-It is pIea,inp 70
notice IN our exchanges accounts of the 70,
Ilglous feeling that prevails at this time tbyonrb
out the West. The Week Of PRAYER has evc1v.
where been productive of the most gratify;1o
results In the city of Peoria, Illinois. ON one
occasion, hive churches grasped hands, and af.
ter week or two Of continuous prayinr ten in
all were joined in supplication. Seven thon'
SAND families were visited and spiritual consol-
alton Impared with the happiest results
special committee Of motners-two Fr,un each
churcli-.was appointed to labor for the salv.-
tlon OF fallen women, with ample finds IN
hraW from for the aid of any outca.t who
might wish to lead better life. On one : n.
Oath evening as many as five hundred persons
rose ior prayers at once. 4 similar r.lioious
revival prevails in other parts of Illinois as
well as IN OhiO-Cincinnati being e>ne,.i,lv
6IeSSed-in Indiana, Michigan. Wisconsin
Missouri and in other Western States. ThrSc
are glad tIdlngs coming from a comparat;yalv
newly settled portion of our country. and are
lndlcl'Iyes OF what is real and tangible truth
namely, that thoroughly religions ,r,timn,,
Is entertained in the hearts of the \mar;c.,n
people and that religion is the buIwark and
foundation Of our tree institutions y
HeraM ~ l.