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DAME PLANTS FOR SALE.
Crescent City Ramie Planting
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

RAMIE PLANTS, securely packed for SLIPPING
for sale by the thousand at reasonable rates
Telms-Cash wien ordered.
Books of subscription to the capital stock of this
company are now open at the office, No 122 Caron-
delet street WILLIAM HALL, President.
EDWARD ToMAT1s Treasurer ocl8 3m
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OR RESERVATION
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IOHN &. FLEMING,
DEALER IN GAS FIXTURES.
Has now on hand and for sale at his store. No.
1i4 Poydras street, the largest and finest assort
ment Of goods IN his branch Of business that can be
found west or south of the Allegheny Mountains.
Cail and see for yourselves no25 6m
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SUNDKlES.. ...SCNDKIES.
POTAT0ES-lsGG barrels choice jackson Whites
for planting, IN store and to arrive.
POTATOES-1VUO barrels Peachb,ows Prince
Alberts and Bueheys.
ON1ONS-4G0 barrels Red and Silver Skins
Green AFFLES-loe barrels in good shipping
order
White BEANS and bred FRCiT-In lo.s 20 suit
For sale by J. c. MURPHY L CO.
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ORDER ABOUT THE APAcHEs
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CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAoE,1 -.
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HOME NEWS.

1pyRmoxBTyR YESTERDAY At RupNVTs' No |iS D"oAD'
srm Midnight
80 N Is" Il. I"
TiGH TIDB TO-DAY. ,
Ccn., Island Battery. hehoho-
eeoy IN N. m Pr.
~ ~ 40 '<i6 a1 6:&l 6+e I'll
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POLICE NOTES.

A. Mall,r RI dwelling, No. !3S West Forty second
:. 'tr. .eI = ln' % IRE vet ray.
f. j. Towards dwelling, al Washin gtOn and Con
~, Okl7n. damaged 800 ty Ere, yest' rday
Oiuct GuIGnn Of the Eighth Precinct. RrouhlVn
I"cr 'prce ,'s.cIa,, M neglect OF iu:y.
Thomas Me- aun. ~" -, in Il quarrel last evening
- lt received would
S;,vcn f. Cnrcatrr. charged with forging postal
ooI cDHa I'D )CsrJs! CoTL.ssOHer sheds
kr' r. $50 h.'.
William Williams. u letter carrier attached "a
1teu to De Pan Precinct StstonIlouse last evening
90.
I.:A kohcr Of Va. IL Ludlow st. fen. Yesterday.
10, cellar Tie ding No "a TENN.
81 sLG w. "a. strous 1Y. Ttl
Jacob kampc. age 20, German of No. $40 East
Ft nb COMMITTED sc"r lat tFtuug b. jumping the
River tie loo, q FIT! fourth 81
lIct j. NJ. lagI alleg0Ty, The Great Republ." g
lat the ACADEMY " Music by cp
ns,II. from The schools TIN, Gt
John Weiss delivered the fifth lecture of his course
ppob GIei roe and Religion Cbekenng Hail. evening has
srheC beng SuieIsthtp aud DiYihat"n"
Michae Fitzpatrick diedton Tuesday night in Belle
hcts from uores uHe v Al unknown aatnt Ast
DAY. a ,sicoI Al Ninth s't and Thirty eighth st.
VIM. Brown. a salesman in a Broadway store near
Great Jones died In b. leyue Hospital yes:crdy from injuries
etsted IRON falling through q hsiebwsy IN the
Mrs. Nnble's frame dwelling in Eighth-aye. near
Ont hundred and wtntV curbs damaged 500 b,
'hE Insured for sICCi 10y The G,ruaDS Company.
Prof A. NJ. Mayer of the Stevens Institute will lee
Academy Muse before American
- hsaGesm" H. uljfHs will be illustrated by
Denis Flanagan. a labOrer, age A., of No. 81 East
'sst hr.f Pore lie .oue TIN. si.r
's0 e'es ctlOit TIA srnVAl Of Police Surgeon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-21
NEW JERSEY.
LECTURES. MEErlNGs. ETC.

Miss. H. l.. II. Potter assisted by Mrs. B0stwick
r.,e read ~ b. Van NOias Iostuie IN Nts Fifty
iIr.st., lot
Charles II .Ilunt will lecture, tomorrow evening
,t,, Uy 'bA,, III. Law Schco, the Mnrcrs o
. ARD Bar
The y. Y Board Of Underwriters appointed, yes.
,e,y st,a tNnte II Fy,-Messrs H"ges. briggs Crowel
Tn,nc and rsIor smabe II rebate com
rcs'ore harmony In LAKE unfaace cspu-
e-a.'e
The E,IloW;n2 Trustees of the Howard Mission
;ae annual meeting: A. J. Ha'rh VIM
Ft.ps Hose G,olc Page W. Ssutot G X. Krevas. r.
g. COR, ard W,,Ao4 The cOHir The Nilsson during
The past greater than durug since
fn4Bcoi
The officers and rcprc scn'ativcs elect of Post
s1ni.r = A. follows. b. f. Fuey, Commander
y.hn Ic,,r- G.: y u Rec V &; +. Brown Q NJ; G.
Mao q A. & Hs,to C. u. Wines J. Lower. H. II Winter
.url o Administration. i j. LOuheT. W b. AyeTE,
q fiD,t, Committee: T. oppe " l.. Rouse C. ".
Co~t.n pra.. Gl.,ri. Cer,lr Pafkhup Aitrhates
IA, ID. tqraH!A,.'. iE+piau.
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A CONTESTED JUsTICEsHIP

Che Murray-Comlter suit for the Police Justiceshp
~s~gso before rs Bray yeaeday Part H. Suprem.
t Judge "foory stated Ast John G. Coulter Henry Murray
d Peter Asssrsos esnads..s Cor III. ore OF Police Ju,e
The ssveS'h Jude. District the Charter Econ beiJ 10 December
ds b.. I'fesd detail the and which he claimed
shst % vote Vas es ss .<d hat two the Inspections
r.i.. lsio ISos -hrs h are.
that The the Rnsd ~ Connv Gu
b that kaleot 10 BY ts bVse .p.etos Of Eron
Mr. Coslt.f testified that be bad prodaS H. n,n, tom ,h IA,
Jt. Of The Tssny second ard Jha CIR. Of n.
CLasusn the Board OF Cny Cs.,ss. IA seen
Oss produced for the DSt aud s,o r
sJ~s hbetfeuh Ward Council eald stspnb 20 th, fct
sr attached The City
sbs result Of the Charter election we're ,ls
A4<-AsLkI
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SCHUYLER, HARTLEY & GRAHAM,
~ JOHN ST. AND 10 NAIDEELANR
NOW OPENING FOE THE
HOLIDAYS,
AVERY LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK oP
SHE LII JE w T. L r Y,
FINE CORAL SETS,
SCARF PINS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, &c
RUSSIA LEATHER GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY
DIRE SING CA + s,
GLOVE & HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, &c.
WRITING DESKS,
BRONZE KSTAN S,
PAPER WEIGHTS, &c.
P1NB WATCHES SPECIALITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-21

Do Won wish to make s0me one present
- d 40 ,,,l.d 70 inow PRESENT. We viii help you
an, n ,ou, d9cuy Kso1s Emporium OF ha~ 'sp run
~ 2,2 purchase ", Of fu for your LADY love- ANU
, fine otter caps would be just the thing to give J0a
frep Tom Won luou. Don't sEp KNoIs
WEDDING RINGS.
Pure Ounce soN- Warranted
30s Broadway, corner puspett
NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS $3.50 and $27o !;
The holidays HoFAcH "ATS"' vol 0'0''"''
New YEARS is good time to learn talents,
defec. pursuits pointed out In Phtnooe'c"
daily q 3Sy Broadway.
The Jamesburg Bank of Jamesburg, n. d.,
saved and Of the robbers caught ny h hoLh
BrKGAR TELEGRAPH which in 10 years experience h De
THE BEST PLACE in New-York to buy RELI-
sstsIsc sinTsx is s0uinss 81 FuitOn-.i Diamond, specially
DR.. E. F. GARv1N's TAR REMEDIES TO,
RucxrL 2ls ST. McKsos RoBBiss, 81 Fulonst. n
Hair renewed badness checked. the scalI
white by the Of Halls VEGETABLE scLS hA
| RESKwEK
| Use HIrcHCoCK's ARNICA SALvE.-Cures
| Cons BuDions, Bos, sOres &c BY all druggists
For TIE HoL1DAYS.-SwIss CARVED GooDs
| The N re Co, &c L. Foureentbst, n u
Elegant light Rolls, Biscuits, &C., with DOC
| LSY's YEAST POWDER the best Try
BoswEIL's BALsAM TAR AND WILD CHERRY
-EIcsn for Of Colds Coughs, Throat Diseases, &c
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Clarendon Rotel-Gov Hoffman BrSroorl hS Csm.
he nI mrr,Sars ami Ccl MeCOmb Of Delaware Es'o o,
P,-S.m n Centrai HO"l-Gen Auocr TIL ~ Hon
~ Gen Kinmsn Ho1mnx House-l r.
sS, teh.i c. Of wisconsin and Congress%ao n ~
S.nhsrs AZ Counectcut Deris HoteLThe HOB VI Mon
spa-hs,, Nicholas Hois-Tbe Hon. n r lapgeN,
..s wfsn sev,r g. Of Auhum II Judge nay Of Kansas
80 IN Col G. X HALLIDAY Of Kansas and John oi
NJ ]ssr J;o,TlThe Hon George W. Miller saperu'd the
80 s,,e Insurance Department ". B. Bristol VI NeNhs'en' ~
H., IlSrrt brown Of Aurora. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-21
COAL MINERS WAGES.

HAZIEToN. Penn. Dec. 30.-At a meeting of tina
essrd Of AeuAn0n Length R,gioD held bse TO-DAY -,
srTrsd 70 Of pad yea,
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Grant himself, two days before his nomina-
ton at Chicago, declared it to be his convic-
ton THAT the liberties of this country could
not be maintained without one-tsrm
amendment to the constitution and such
civil service bill as would enable the Presi-
dent to retain good men in Office" Only
few days ago, when Mr.. Trumbull offered a
resolution in the Senate for the appointment
of committee to make thorough irvssti-
cation into the mana gem5nt of the different
departments of the government, it was re-
sisted by Grants henchmen in that body
distinctly on the ground that it woaid ipjure
him and prevent his re-nomiuation-thus
avowiBg the shameless doctrine that fraud
and corruption must not be unearthed and
exposed, simply because it might interfere
with the Presidents chances for reelection.
The constitution Of the Confederate States
contained provision precisely similar to
the amendment of Mr. Potter, and if reeking
and widespread corruption is to be checked
and an approach to honesty aUd purity in
the government is to be inaugurated, it is
mperatively necessary that we should copy
their wise and salutary example.
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4. T. AKERMhN, Of Georgia, who was
member Of the military staff Of the rebel
Gen. Robert Toomhs. and who, for the last
year. has been attempting in his own pecu>
liar way to discharge the duties OF Attorney
General under Grants administration, has
resigned his office. and Gsorge II. Williams.
of Oregon. has been appointed his successor.
How it ever happened that Akerman was
appointed is mysterious as some other Of
G. ants cabinet selections, aud like them has
proved conspicuous failure. SO utterly
incompetent was he for an Intelligent dis
charge of the duties Of the position. that the
judges of the Supreme Court made no secret
Of procaiminS his entire un6tness for the
Office. How wide and impossible is the
gulf between him and former Attorney Gem
ernIs-such men for instance as John j.
Crtten den, Caleb Cushing. jeremiah s..
Black. and Williarn Evarts. Whatever may
have been Akerman's feelings towards tho
people Of the South when he emerged from
his obscurity in Georgia, HIS official career
has shown him to be their sworn and relent-
less enemy. lis campaign in the South
during a portion of last summer, preparato>
~ to the enforcement Of the Ku-klux law,
showed that he entertained no sense Of the
dignity OF his ofiice, and that to stand well
with Grant he was willing to degrade him
SELF into mere spy and bumbalif for the
administration. No work was too dirty for
him, and no trick was regarded as too low
to encompass his malignant purpose. He
came into Office without any reputation and
he leaves it with universal contempt. 1t is
to be hoped that we viii not look upon his
like again at the head Of the law department
Of the government.
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BUSINESS MEETING OF THE PENNsYIv

BUSINESS MEETING OF THE PENNsrLyA-
MA EDITORIAL AssoCIATIoN-Th regular
shnual business mesting of the Editorial As
sociation OF Pennsylvania will be held in the
State Capitol at Harrisburg on Thursday.
January 25th. 1872, at IL o'clock A. nj
The excursion of the Association last June
drew together over a hundred of the editors
OF this State, many of whom were accous
panied by their wives and daughters. and
the occasion was full of pleasure. This was
the largest gathering Of editors ever had in
Pennsylvania, but it did not embrace one,
hall the fraternity. The next Summer ex-
cursion will no doubt be much more largely
attended. The business meetings Of the As
socation. which have been too much ne
elected heretofore, will. we hope. be mach
more largely attended than they have hith-
erto been. Fhey can be made occasions of
decided profit as well as of pleasures. Eli,
tors who have not connected themselves with
the Association are cordially invited to be
present and enroll their names at the CONS
Ing business meeting. and all who favor the
purposes Of the Association will aid it bv
making note of the time and place of meet
ing. We hope to see very full assem- blage
OF the editors of the State in Harrisburg At
the time aPpolntsd,-LaR. InteAigeneer,
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scroruIous niseases.

The Scrofuous diathcsis has a wide range
of development, such as eruptions Of the
skin, affections of the eyes, nose, ears. and
ulcers on different parts of the body, carries
Of the bones, caucerous affections, and afec-
tions of mucus surfaces. &c.
But the most common form is that Of
glandu1ar affections, or swelling, enlarge
ment and final suppuratfon OF the glands OF
the body.
It is truly loathsome and troublesome
disease, and we should always regard with
the greatest suspicion the enlargement or in
duration Of any glInd, or the formation OF
any tumors on any part Of the body, and
from the very earliest period Of lis existence
use our utmost exerton to prevent its fur
ther increase or extent:on, and TO remove it
as soon as possible.
Fortunately for those laboring under this
class Of diseases, the progress Of science ia
yors lis with the means Of detecting this Pc
culiar state of the blood. as well as furnishr
ing us with the remedies for completing 4
cure, when a cure is at all to be had
In the urine OF scrofulous subjects there is
a peculiar substance called CySteRs. which
essentially characterizes this disease from all
others, aud there cannot, in any case, be a
complste cure effected but by the remedies
which favor removal of this substance.
Whatever will arrest most speedily the
contaminating virus Of scrofula, will reduce
most readily the tumors, OF heal up most
quickly the ulcers.
We have cured many very bad cases OF
this terribly annoying and loathsome disease.
One of the very worst cases we ever saw
was from an adjoining county. He was
cured in few months and is now well.
Several bad cases in this city, a number il
Allegheny city, and some from nearly all the
surrounding counties have been cured Of ono
or another form of this inyeterate disease by
our remedies and treatment.
If you have scrofula, or q scrofulous dia-
thesis, white swelling, calious bones running
ulcers. tumors. eruptions. discharges from
tho ear, nose or eyes. or enlargement Of the
glands, send for the remedies thus scientif-
caliy prescribed, and have complete cure
Effected, as hundreds of others have done.
L. OLDsHUE, NJ. D..
II L OLDsEUE, NJ. D.,
j. w. OLDsHUE. NJ. d.
Address DRs. OLDsHUB, No. 1872 Grant St..
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-23

MINIsTERING ANGELs.-A few days ago,
a lady residing on one Of the of streets from
Pennsylvania avenue, died of black or con-
fluent small poz, Of very malignant tyre.
The body lay for a considerable time after
death, 20 one, not even the friends and rela-
tions of the deceased, if she bad any, put in
appearance, or made any attempt to have
the body buried. The character of the dis
ease seems to have palsied aIl the charitable,
even humane, feelings Of friends and neigh-
bors It was found possible to even secure
the services of an undertaken and there was
every prospect that the ''last sad riies'' of
supulturewould have been denied, or deferred
till the ueighborhood would have been poi~
soued with the contagious miasm of the I'M
fortunate deceased, had not notice of the
case been brought to the knowledge Of the
Sisters at the Mercy Hospital. One Of them
imm adiately repaired to the abode of misery,
ashed the body, had the remains Gecently
clad and coflined, and attended to all the
details of interment without fee or reward
save from that "a Seeing Eye" that watches
even ''sparrew fall" Here Is al instance
of moral heroism and selEdenying sacrifice
that we may look for IN vain 10 yellow COW
cred literature" and which makes us feel
that all below here is not selfshness. greed
and gain-that there is such a thing as true
charity which seeks to DO noble deeds. and
follow the Divine injunction to not let the
fright hand know what the left hand doeth.' y
-PittSburgh Pest
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varied view, is the grand palatial residence
of the Catholic Bishop of the diocese of Kill
laloe. 1t was erected about four years ago
by the priests of the diocese. not for any
particular Bishop, but as an episcopal resi-
dence for all future Bishops who may gov
ern the Killaoe diocese.
Here for the present will drop scenery
and description and make passing allusion
to the amsst total absence of manufactures
in this neighborhood, which affords such
unbounded facilities. It is sad to witness
the eeaseless flow of such an expansive sheet
of water under these old arches and none TO
turn its current into golden channel by the
erection Of a rolling mill, saw or planning
mill, aud thus checking the great emigration
which is fast depopulatiDg a country as well
adapted for manufactures as any land under
the sun. There is no manufacturing en-
ployment whatever, except a small woolen
factory on the northern bank of the river.
Yet this is not the fault of the Irish people,
but is to be laid at the door of the blighting
curse of English misrulers who pass such
tyranpiCal laws as must drive men OF capt
tai out Of Ireland. Think Of river $50
miles in length and only about half dozen
woolen and spinning factories to be seen
from its source to its mouth Truly it is no
wonder that my fellow couutrymen flee. not
the country, bat the laws. aud seek home
beyond tbs Atlantic. where labor and skill
are amply rewarded and honest manhood
fully respected. But mere of this at some
future time.
The weather here just now is wet and
chilly, bat still l get an occasional fine hour
to stroll around in quest of antiquarian lore
and other genial subjects. In my next I
will describe Kincora, its churches, and part
of TippeIary.
Yours. very truly, ERIoSACH.
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Cambria FIREMAN.
EBRNsBURG, PA.
SATURDAY MORNING, 4: DEC. %, 1871.

4 BILL passed the lower branch of Con
srsss last week fixing the ratio Of represent
alton under :he late census at 1871 600 and
the number of members at 2S8. The pres
ent number is 241 Under this bill Penn-
sylyania will be entitled to 2o members,
being an increase Of tsoo. The New Eng
land States lose tHo members. The repre-
sentatien from the Western and Southern
States will be largely increased. The gain
in the former is owing to the rapid increase
il popul ation, while in tho Southern States
it arises from the fact that since slavery has
been abolished aH the negroes are enumera-
ted in determining the ratio, whereas under
the old mode of apportionment only three
ffths of the slaves were entitled to repre-
sentation,
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still in ADVANCE. For reading at once spicy,
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Address DRs. OLDsHUB, No. 1872 Grant St.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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rhe sore Tn,roa. of consumptises.


The hoarseuess and sore throat peculiar to
some kinds of consumption is one thing.
while that incident TO slight cold or OBJ
structiOn is another; the frst-named is fer
the most part dangerous, and is the product
of fsarful and widespread disease whilst
the latter. being merely an obstruction. csn
be removed by few doses Of medicine of
deobstruent properties. One need hardly be
mistaken for the other. as the great constitu-
tional disturb bapce in that of consumptive
person will readily distinguish them. 1t
would be the part of wisdom, however, to
treat them both when they are frst percspt-
ible, as great deal is gained in taking the
vantage ground in all such cases. DR.
KEYSER'S GREAT LUNG CURE will re-
move in day or two the simple form of
disease; whilst the severer malady will take
weeks or months before it can be eradicated
aud healthy condition established. Dr.
Keyser's treatise. which will be sent free of
cost, wherever it is wanted, will explain
more fully the method of action of the mede
icine. Price 81 so per bottle, or 4 bottles
for SIS. If your druggist does not keep it,
ordsr it from DR.. K. direct Office for lung
examination, 16T Liberty street. Pittsburgh,
from 10 A. NJ. until P NJ and from until
p. NJ, and on Saturday night until o
clock.
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

The New York Tribune. referring to Chi.
cago. most suggestively says:
''Thc dates Of its history seem more fan.
tastic than any fiction. John Kinzie built
his cabin there in 1904 The Indians mas.
sacred the garrison Of Fort Dearborn in
le12 In 1880 there were twelve houses
s"sttered about the marshes, giving shelter
to hundred parti colored squatters; and
In 1870, when the hair Of the first. born
white native Of the Town had not begun to
grizzle, the census. takers found 1000,
and gave mortal offense to fifty thousand
more, who insisted they were not counted.
A week ago Buffalo had In store 692, 500
bushels Of grain; Montreal, 511, $40; st.
Louis. 777.ss1; Milwaukee, 1855; To.
ledo, 1885, ,497; Chicago, 6,07S.56o. There
Il = magic in these ciphers which. to the
practical American mind, means more than
any baptism Of poetry or romance"
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

TnTox on THE PuRIry OF MRs. WOOD.
1uLL.-From notice by Tilton, Of IN ar.
ticle In Hearth and Home, We take the fol
loving: You chide me for vindicatinr 4,
Lady who has suffered more private sorrow
and nsse public obloquy than fall to the
lot Of ordinary mortala This criticism /
accept with pride. When ! know woman
we'll. and believe her to be honorable and
pure, and she is attacked by ''the mob of
gentlemen who wrte with eass" and ID reviled
By slandercrs who strike at her from the safe
shelter Of N anonymous press, ! hope
shall never b coward enough to withhold
my own poor pen from her defense.
have N extensive acquaintance among the
public men and women OF our time, includ.
Ing many whom believe to b uncommon.
j pure and white In their moral and social
character f,r instance Lucretia Mott,
Horace Greeley, Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
Charles Sumner Harriet Bsechsr Stowe.
Wendell PHILIPPE, Laura Curtis Ballard and
othsrs end among shess-ths peer Of any
|n ~ that constitutes psrsonal purity Of life
4 placs Victoria C.Woodhall speak
hon knowledge Iwdgh ny Words Imean
whls ! ~; snd l stand BY IL hut an
lahamsd Of NJ many brethren Of the prsss
1Ao. without svidsnos. Without provoca
lion, and withoutinquIy, have made haste 70
l:rke ! vosnan wAase peivaas Mfs b ! white |
" q blansIeaaasa and who. Il altogether