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WHAT Is GOOD FOR BEAST Is
GOOD FOR MAN.
Rea1 Of It's eject on Human Flesh

fsftes's Milk. wsshipstsn Co. Y FEB 2IIs.s
b. J. KENDALL. y. D.-Dear sir-The psrtieaiar
vss malignant ankle sprain Of sixteen months
sessding. bod triet many thing but In vain
Tear ken1aifs SPAWN Cure pat the f.sot ta the
ground again, and, fes the Grit time since turf in
natural position. Pcs family inin,ent 9, rreei-
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brought In the slavery question. but
touched II lightly. Fillmore, like al
the vice-pres1dents. he said, We snx.
iOus to be reelected, trying hard 10 &C.
complish the task by lifting himself
over the fence by the bo0tstraps.
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STATEMENT MADE UNDER OATu

To whom u may Cpncern la the yezr f.ss y
treated 9Th keudali SPAWN sure q hsa~ spavfn
Of sersral uionths sr0stn. asArly half larxs Ds
hens esg AID c8mFiciey ,tspp-i tn lams ssss ssA
removed the snlarz-Erat. ] have sort-d ne
bgT-e ser sine rCrY hare. and never has tsss
the hack ioinii -infe treated hias nth K>,l.iI's
sptsin Cure 4 A. GAINES
Eno-Sgrzh Pals VI; Deb. 18th. is-3
sworn asi subsrrii-.i 70 before me. this .3xh <,v
% f-hfuarg. A. u .i-ss JOHN G.JEySE
Justice q the Pesrs
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B.k.r,deii We Dec q. fs-s
d. :. KfNDAIL e ro.-ssesfs-t Ssh 70 - ~
testimony IN favor % ysr valuable iisfn-af. Kss-
dAii'- srariGTg a. "a. .yrinS 81 10: si1pVa1
the ire ard .;saiaei niy right iias az The knes
isint. ! vas vcry i4uss afd Al Tins ss3sro1 -
tsost sNergeisfins pain scr~ hsB1sBs - 10
for year. an.i tried fsost every hio6 - -
reach, but cJtti fnd nothing tia. you'd &1vo -
permanent faiIe;. y hen ! sv-rsorked y Oou0
pain vsfs naeh- II April. ISIS. bsOn -
think shoaf b cripple sor hte. has tov1D9
soui- al keneaifs SPAWN tEfs thgaxh vsu1k svy
H. s-.-i sa--third Of blffis and expsfiss01
relief a: enc III raia lea me and - -
troubled me s:se. Pei seEy zTrtsfsi ts 20 -
you'd reoSnts-r5 k-nsslfs SPAWN csrs q - -
Y,ars traiy MIS- J. BorIRIL
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE!


n
OF h n ~ par
b. hes f
s ~ sss hs ssd full -hh Pat 1y
gives pHds
ssosay Gel
for ndruufs
sess y
DIR. b. a. KENDALL e co.
EM0sbWSHh Faiks, Ter1so0e
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To Nervous Sufferers-The Great Euro
pesn Remedy-Dr. J. b. NJ mpson's spe
oi6c r. edioin0.

DIR. J. u. Simpson's Specific Medicine j p,-l-
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restofe functions anu Pfocurv ~ ain afi ilapt-
ness where before de-panlency ai,d gi'-.n,.
Tn. Specific Medicine j. being uscd With SDn-
derful success
Psmt lets sent free to all Write for them and
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Address all order
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old In salins by Oscar Seit,.
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E79.::' - e =, 49,: .:::,s E: 49, ::
~ In. CaQ1onl - oee1sa. We yin Start
N. Nss. veaes. bsys Al sish wanted evsry-
vNoFS v vusk for - Seg = The time You
"a 0osk - spars TIM. o. give yoar vhole time
= u SasiBess. Ne other business v!il pay you
nssyiy e cell No oue cen fail V make enormous
az ~ saengine q once Costly out6t and terms
he. nesey c:as ~, easily, and hc""rahis
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From COL. L. 7. FOSTER.
youngstown. Ohio. Nav lgh. L.,

youngstown, Ohio. May io,h. I-sn
Or H. J. KENDALL a col hal n very valua-
Die nian colt which ,,ri-,st x.,x hi,,t
he had large bone SPAWN On one Joint, AMI
smaller one on the otner. which made him very
lame ] had him under the charge OF two Vet.f-
one day reading the Advertisements Of kExp.II'-
sfAvis cunk In the Chicago Erpsess. I determined
once 10 try H. and got druggists here ts send
all and thought would give Il a thorough trial
used u according To direction. and by the fourth
day the colt ceased to be lame, and the lnnps h,d
entfeiy disappeared used but bottle anI
tho colts limbs are free from Iumt- and a.
smooth .s any horse In the state. lie = entir-Iy
cured The cure uas so table that I let Two
OF my neighbors have the remaining two battle.
VINO are nsv using 10. Very Respectfully
l. T. FOSTER
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From REV. P. N. GRANGER.

's8 e'uNf OF On hIuah< DfsfffCt
St Adams. w., Jan 9rh, Isso
Da. J. KENDALL d Co:-Geats-In r.piy %
your letter viii say that my experience With
hesdshs SPAWN Cure has been very saiI..a@tosy
bottle Of your agent, and with Il cured hor,e Of
iemeness caused by a SPAWN Last s-aSou nv
horss became very lame and { turned him out Cor
lev weeks When he became better but when I
put him on the roed he grew uors- when dis
covered ringbone uas forming, procured a bot
ls Of kendali.s SPAWN 'ure. and With les. than a
bottle eurei him 90 that be .. no; lame-neither
can the bunch he found
Respectfully yours Pm. GRANGER
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ours. P. v. GRANGER.


Acme. Mich, December 2sih, I.7a
Da. B. J. KENDALL a Co.-f;ents-I sent you a
dollar for your KendaIi's SPAWN Cure las; summer
Which eused bone SPAWN With half a bo,ti- III.
best IMMINENT ever used
fcurs respectfully HOMER HoyiE
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AN HONEST OFFER
GRaS's SPECIFIC REMEDY.
TRADE Nk7s The Cr,,t r,-~-.~-.~.

TDF tfTI ~ Lu-
sli.h IL als,iy
IN uniziliEs
uu frr s-mi-
nal Weakness.
sperm sfarr-
hcs imfctsn-
tysut sill DIS
t~-- that f,i-
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PERSEVERANCE, WILL TELL.

-t"1.ht'n. Mass. March isth. tssl.
y. KrsrrIL . -C.sut--fb jz,isc- - yes
aud myself thi'k ! os,sht 10 let yua knSv that
have removed iHs tone -p.rin. ~iih KxspsIL's
-rAAiN crEE. on- vrry large ere. Don't sssv
how hong TIE ,Faviu- hat ben there. I rave
"~nsi ihs her.r eight uiunth-. n took lssf
mahih. to take The large one -. ars too sss the
small par, have u.-i ten bottles. The hsrs -
entirely sell u.: a. 81 ..if zsi - hu6eA 10 10
seen of f-.t. This ia uas'erfli risas-Ip. ns
new thing here BOT " it do-s f,r al Ms, sss
done Zoe me, - -alr vii - very great
Esspe-'fuiiy years.
IMAs PARKEk
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ter. He never had "A Child: he had "A
taste for theology and his hair turned
white like good old Jews. His wife
was the better soldier. and once when
the British were coming she cut the
picture of Washington from its frame
and determined IL lily with a man
Had he be been associated with Wash
ingtpn .instead of jefferson he woul
have been a constructive spirit instea!
of being the slave Of Jefferson. Hi
wife was not unusually attractive. She
had been his boarding mistress, and
she was well described as Dolly"
From Madison the lecturer came Ia
Monroe. tn whom he did not devote
much attention. After telling how he
WAS Obliged Ia leave Virginia to avoid
arrest for debt. he left Monroe for the
younger Adams. He recalled the un-
popularity of this President in the
west--a country which then did not |
like billed shirts. and had no Use for |
q man who had sent delegates To a |
"nigger Congress" With Andrew
Jackson the west came into power
jackson ss rude and as royal as Peter |
the Crest; essentially a poor white, |
getting his wife somewhat on the Sa- 1
bile plan, making go removals the |
first year when he came TO the Presi-
dency He had killed his man in a
duel. had been a ''nigger trader aud
a horse racer, but he had never been
insincerc-no more afraid of a man
than he Was of nation-one of the
few great Presidents, indeed. who
have made this countrya nation TO be
feared aud respected.
Van Buren was the next man hand
led: He was the first President to
literary mel, polishing him
self from n tavern keepers son into
being one of the most elegant men of
his day lie lies buried in his native
lown. suiiied only in that he prostitu-
led the gifts Of the Office for his per-
renal ends. II
Harrison. Townsend considered q /,
.jowl aud greens kind of q man." I
Folk was not . leader of men, or q {
militant mind, but he was q thrifty &
loFt Of q person and the length OF the
osoription on his monument showed {
hat he appreciated his houors. IL
with Taylor and Fillmore he ,
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Annual Collection for Foreign
Missions.

1t will be remembered that the first
Sabbath in May, or as soon thereafter as
may be found convenient, is the day re-
commended by the General Assembly for
taking up this important collection.
We forbear to enlarge upon its impor-
tance. The gifts of Gods people, from
the churches as such, for the fiscal year
just closed amount in round numbers to
800 900, being an increase over those OF
the previous year of $4,000. After a
very careful consideration of the matter,
and in view of all the facts that are now
in the possession Of the Executive Com
mittee, it will require, in order to keep
the work in efficient and healthful opera
ton, an increase of 25 per cent on the
gifts of last year, or $4,000 in the ag-
gregate.
May we not rely upon this simple
statement to stimulate the people of God
to the necessary hberality?
j. LEIGHTON WILSON,
RICHARD MCILwAINE,
Secretaries.
Baltimore, April II, '82.
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Entered at the Post-Ofice at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.
ESPOND NOE.
The Observance of Easter.

MeSsrs. Ec1itorS,-I move an amend
ment to the following statement found in
the Central of the 18th inst. Easter
has come and gone. That is one day
that we should be glad to see observed
in all the churches. 1t stands on a very
different footing from Christmas"
AS amended: Easter has come and
gone, and will come again next Sabbath.
That is one day that we should be glad
to see observed in all our churches
Fifty two times in the year,. 1t stands
on very different footing from Christ
mas. For while there is no authority for
observing day in commemoration of the
birth of Christ, there is divine authority
Il Cor. xvi: 2, Acts Xxx: 7, Rev. i 10, ct
Slalla) for commemorating His resurrec-
ton every seventh day, the first day OF
every week" KNOX.
We did not say that there was any obliga
tion on the Church to observe Easter. AS a
matter of fact it appears, however, to have been
uninterruptedly observed from Apostolic times.
Its observance is a mere matter of sentiment
EDS. CEN PRES
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Presbytery of Atlanta

Met at Conyers, Ga, April H. There were
present II ministers and II ruling elders.
Rev. F. McMurray was chosen Moderator
and Rev: DIR. Fraser, temporary Clerk
The following overture was ordered to be for
warded to the General Assembly:
The Presbytery of Atlanta would respectfully
overture the General Assembly to meet in At
lanta, May 18th showing
throughout our bounds with the manner in
which the business of our Publication Commit
tee is conducted.
2. That in our judgment the price of our pub
locations is exorbitantly high, so much so as to
be a prohibition to their sale by our colporteur
3. That Presbytery would therefore ask the
General Assembly to thoroughly examine into
the management of said work.
4. That the Committee of Publication be di.
rected to cancel, as soon as possible, the con-
tracts with the publishing company; and that
some more efficient and satisfactory method be
adopted fer supplying our people with reli-
glous literature.
Rev. Joseph Stacy, D. D. and elder A Liv-
lngston were appointed principals, and Rev. NJ.
Men. Mckay and elder B. P. George alternates.
commissioners to the General Assembly.
Mr.. }. L. Bruce whose license had been re.
voked, being present and renewing his applca-
ton, had the same restored to him, and he was
again permitted to preach as probationer for
the gospel ministry
The committee to organize fourth church in
Atlanta, was continued
The name of Brainerd church was stricken
from the roll
Lagrange was chosen as the place for the next
meeting Us.
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that the churches have generally contributed to
some or all the benevolent enterprises of the
General Assembly, that our ministers have
been faithful in the discharge of their various
duties; that there have been added to the com
munon of the churches nearly 120 souls, but
regret is expressed that our churches are falling
too much into the habit of expecting blessing
on the preached word only during protracted
meetings and spending the rest of the year in
comparative inactivity.
In accordance with previous appointment
an interesting discussion was had on various
topics connected with the Sabbath School work,
participated in by Revs. Blanton, Evans, Scud
der, Boggs, and Rutherford 1t was resolved
to make similar discussions a feature of future
meetings.
The good people of Maysville extended a
generous and courteous hospitality to members of
Presbytery. HENRY NJ. ScUDDER, S. Clerk.