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Public .4eeountarts and General .4gency Office.

Pttbiie .4eeountants and General .4gency ODiee.
HAMILTON HALL. having opened an .ffce at No.
Il Il II Exchange Place, for the transaction of bnsi-
ness relative to Accounts, Collecting Debts, Transa.
ons; etc. will engage write up and keep tradcsmen
hooks eithcrby the month"; year jeb and confident
from the experience he has had for So many years past
in some Of the respectable houses that he give
general satisfaction those who may phase employ
him. lie pledges himself that all debts entrusted to his
care will receive his best attention; and from his know
ledge of and long residence in this city, he offers bis
vices with the fullest confidence at the same time no
will give security for the faithful accounting OF all re-
cepls. Trauslatons to and from the French and Spa
nish language he will likewise undertake to execute
with despatch and correctness.
lyear Np1c Orleans. October 1885,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS..
SLAVL ny AT THE SOUTH, or the south rinti
Seated rer. the and anacism of the northern
abelitioniss. l vol 12mo.
The book of Pleasures, by Thos Campbell Samuel
Rogers and Mark Akcnside. vol. 10 Mo-
Tile Gentleman and Lady's Book "fPoiteues and pro.
priey ofdeporment, Dedicated to the youth ofboth sex-
es. BY Madame Celnart translated rom The sixth Pa
ris edition.
Infantry Tactics or rules for the oxercis. and ma
noervres of the United States infantry. BY Major DC
neral Scott u Army In vols IL mo, Just received
and for sale by w AlcKEAN, cor camp Il com SITS
IEW BOOKS-Ricnzi. the last of the Crilunes, by
| the authors of Pelham &c.
ONEIN A THOUSAND, or the DAYS Of Henry onatrc, by
the author of Nicholien &c in vnls.
MAHMup, in Q volumes,
CAsxEr OF Known neutrality-suspicious. rcceiYed
Nv BANCROFT e. 1RIER, Ii camp 81.
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DUNCAN n IIENNt..N, NcSIst1hT.
ian o0-ow f3m
NEW WORKS

NEW WORKS.
TNNIIE NATURALIST'S OWN BO(ok--Comprising
descri,ti ons and VI cntic anecdotes Of Quadrup-
eds; scientifically arranged according the system of
Cuviet by the author of the "Young Mans Own Book!
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF INSECTS-n
two voluncs-vol ., forming no. n of the "Famy Lii
brary".
digest oil the LAW OF EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL CASES
by Henry Rescec, Esq. with and references TO
American decision, and to the English common law and
ecclesiastical reports by George Sharswood.
On DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES Of the CHEsr-based up
the comparison If their physical and general signs,
by w w Gerhard, NJ d.
PRINCIPLES PATHOLOGY, AND PRACTICE OF
PHYslc-By John Macintosh NJ d. from the last Lon
don edition with notes aud additions, by Samuel Geo.
Morton, NJ D, in vols.
The AMERICAN QUARTERLY REVIEWING 36 for
December 1885. Just received and for sale by
fl2 VIM MckEAN, corner of Camp and Com. st.
ENURNITURE-The subscribers have received per
n ship Shakspcnr the following splendid new maho-
gany furniture, which they offer for sale on liberal
terms.
30 Mahogany Rocking chairs, plain and carved with
hair cloth, blue, scarlet and purple plush scarlet velvet
and worsted damask IL Mahogany french parlour
chains with damask hair seat "a do do do do plain 10 do
do do do crimson wosted damask 10 do Grccian do do
hair CLOTH do French Burger chains Maroon Morocco
do mum. chains, pair couccs, cvorct sand.ll OF
New York make and pcrfsctly now.
fl5 DUNBAR IL Co. 50 Tchoupitoulas st
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8 HIP ARKANSAS, c. $. Dennis, commander, GU
~ tons, to sail February ODD.
Ship NASHVILLE, j. Ratlbone commander, 5l3
tons, to sail March 9TH.
Ship KENTUCKY, John Bunker, commander GOO
tons, to sail March LIST.
Ship ORLEANS, s. s. Sears, commander, 500 tons
10 sail April 4th.
Ship ALABAMA, c. C. Berry, commander, 474
tons, to sail January &c.
Ship SARATOGA, w. Hathaway, commander, $40
tons, to sail Nav Cd.
The ships of this line will sail punctuay from New
Orleans and New York, every second Monday through
cut the
They all of the first class copper fastened and
eoppcrad, and were built in New York expressly for
this trade.
- They commanded by experienced msn, draw q
light draft of water and will at all times be towcd up
and down the Mississippi by steamboats,. Their ac-
conmodations for passengers are very superior.
The of these ships will not be responsible for
any letter parcel or package sent by or put board
of cn unless regular bill of adins be signed there
for, the counting house of the agents owners.
The of passage is fixed $40; wine liquor
furnished on board For freight or passags apply to
BOGERT 81 HAWTHORN,
f26 No. 81 Grayer street.
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GOAL TAR-Piancrs, Builders, slip and steam
boat masters, supply themselves with this
useful article IL p cents per gallon, application
at the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
The many successful experiments of the coal tar haS
rendered it those acquainted with its valuable pro-
perties indispensable article preservation OF fence
timber, wooden roofs, sc; mixed with sharp sand and
lime, it makes most excellent cement for the roofs,
securing them from leakage. The extremely low price
at which it is furnised, should induce every planter,
shpmaser and builder to have constant supply. oc 9
IiRAPE CIAMPAGNE--A further supply of this
w highly celebrated wine, with lealen caps, wariat-
cd in quality at least equal any champagne imporGd in
the United States, just received by
sept1I A II INSKEEP, IS caaal st
IVES OF THE NECROMANCERS, or, an ac-
Ia count of the most eminent persons i'll successive
uges who have claimed for themselves or TO whom has
been imputed by others the exercise of magical power
by William Goodwin, author of Caleb Williams, &C.
&C. -
LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH, by Northern
man, new edition, in volumes. Just received and for
sale by WIN MKEAN
nov27 Corner of Camp and Common sts
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SCHOOL cooks.
A 'NNsMphlMS LI.n anu LnS!lsn p.Eiu"nary'
So, pu:" INN! u.Ith ''I,.'., % ' "n"i
C.it' S,ia o'1i;' ' 5s ros,d,, I nt,
Creek kaadsr, virsiIius, osidi Ibsr Fri@as, Adams
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Daih;,
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niare,s dn
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phv W;gb ScbonI ReaJer American Sn.Ier Calm.
~ Orator Whsnlnv'. cnnnenJ If H;S,orv Wor
&c = History. Webs,sr,s and Gr;mshaw's Diction
nries, and Webs,er's Spelling Book. Mcintyre on h
;job.. P,r]ey's isT oJ md ri Rn.k Of H;st,ry-fnr
tx UOTcuKISS A. G., 81 Cbar,rcs A.
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Driver 1NcHnN,S II ,,,, !" ph,s;n,,r, . r,l.
'i s:arnpn Tksranen,;c .'
no Heherai ine,apen''c
Devices IN Children
do Females
do system of Midwifery
do Essays
Horner's Pathological Anatomy
Anatomy Of the Tissues
Bostock's Physiology
i,o. m Fever
G, och ON Fcmales
Broussur's PhlccmRsic
ScuIamorc on Gout ard Rheumatism
BlackaIl on Dropsy
j" h n Climates
r f,afs.I rnsTm s,,rmcrY
navcrnrirs surgery
b sck MutlasR p..,,,u, ,,,,,,,,,;.,
Slnrks rT W, on lu''"'"a's N'"s"'p''''
cooper, on ISL ISL " s"",,
LiorncI , ""'o''
HooPfl 49," 49,
W ar. "I s.u Brandon
CoIhoun's Prout
Richards Physiology
Fitci's Dental Surgery
Richards Principles Of Medicine
Tbatch9r's Disncnsatory
For sale by hoiehn ~ - 49,.
zen ~ ~, ~ =, - S"a..rs9 :"
ANp Sc9 "a s,res ho b 10, ssae "y
Il ii. lSSNEEf, Do lanai s"ee' ~ho nus "ons ms
on hand, Old Cosnac, Arntn1c ana Ihahpalghe bran
dies; Holland Gin, WeesP, FISH and other brands ia
maico, St. Croix and Grenada rum; superior l.. ma
dsra Brown ana rae Sne nfnt sy hna In
paigne, Burgundy clarc &e wines OF the best de-
scrpton. Ico l.
LATE PUBLICATIONS:
TENHE Chinese general cescnp.on q" 'ns Emir 60 OF
China and It's iahahlasts; ny 1onn rrahc az "a
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packets.)
is t4R{@ AR{& in

EA1IY S1MIg sAAlg GMR
TGNHE Ships comprising this line will sail from New
l. Orleans and New York on every other Monday,
commencing on tile 25th April and to insure the
strictest punctuay in their time of sailing the line will
hereafter consist Of six ships, viz: -
Ship YAZOO, Captain Eldridge, to nere 18th
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Robinson, to leave on
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Collins, to leave on
23d May.
Ship VICKsgURG, Captain woodheusc, to leave OH
9Th Juue.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to leave on aoth
June.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Palmer TO leave on
Sd July.
10 The above ships are all new, of the first class
coppercd and copper fastened and upwards of 500
burthsn, of light draught of water, being built i'll
New York expressly for the trade. The price of pas
sage fixed hundred dollars their cabins are fitted
uf the improved and convenient plan, e. finished
in neat and elegant STYLE Ample stores of tho first
comfort and entire satisfaction of passengers, who will
please take notice that no berth can be secured until
| paid for at the office of the cOnsgnces.
These packets commanded by captains well ex-
percnced in the trade, who will give every attention and
| exert themselves to accommodate They will al all
boats and the strictes punctualty observed the time
| of sailing.
The of these ships will not be responsible for
any letter parcel package sent by put beard of
them, unless regular bill of ading be signed therefor,
at the counting house of the agents or owners. For
further particulars apply ;! b 70 prrs & A. COHEN
| April IL No. II Canal street.
FOR NEW YORK-(New Line Of Packets)
- - - il.
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GAS WORKS.
HAVING on hand large quantity of Coke and Coal
Tar, ofa surEoR QUALITY, orders will be reccv-
ed the Gas office fer the delivery of the either
in large small quantities. JAS ii CALDWELL
II Chairman rnr,,,ilfee.
WRIXALL'S MEMOIRS, &c.
HISTORICAL. Memoirs of My Own Time, from
Il l772, to 1884, by Sir N. Within Wraxall. Bart.
The Posthunuus Papers Of the Pickwick Club, con-
tanning a faithful record OF the parnmbuluions per-
lis adventures, and sporting transactions ofthc
responding menbers, edited by Beg
Manuel o! tho diseases Of tho Eye, by Littsll, ir
u. Just received, and for sale by
fnb2l BENZ. LEVY,
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A BARGAlN-For sale, first rate female cook and
n general house servant. For sale low for cash.
For further particulars apply at Mrs. SMITHS, 66
Royal st. III
DAlSINS-2006 bosee Cso. l.orins' IS rand, direct
u importation, per brig Reaper from Malaga, for
fNhlSq JTHAYER 81 Co. II Povdrns st
GtOGM-!MO bushels corr, IN s-acs bags, for sA,c -
- IL New Lsyee april C, DORSEY.
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MTEW BOOKS-Naval Sketch Book, oi, the Service
Y Anoat and ashore. With characteristic reminiscent
ces, fragments and opinions, BY the author of the
Tales OF Tar, &c, second series, in vols.
Random Recellections OF tho House of Commons,
nal sketches Of the leading mcmbershy no par
". lust received and for sale nv w McKEAN,
cor Camp snd Common ats.
Aso-A copies Of Burton's Anatomy of Melan-
cholv. ms
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ANIMALS FOR 1886.
TWyfIE Token and Atlantic Souvenir; Christmas and
New Years Present.
The GIFT; Christmas and New Years Present.
Edited by Miss Leslie.
Received and for sale by
HOTCHKISS and Co,
oct % Charities street
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sss No subscriptions are six month
~ Letters must in all cases he post all.
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NEW WORKS.
VNTILL WATCH. From the autobiography of a Bri-
w fish officer by the author Of Cavcndish, etc. etc
sAi! null altro che ,snto al monde durs!'
In three volumes. Also,
The DlsTnIcT SCHOOL; or National Education. by J.
Oryc Taylor, Professor of Popular Education in the
New York University
Received by HOfCElKlSS s. co,
sct13 "a Chartras st
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The Painful and Dobllitating Complaint Of
TEE PILES

receives IMMEDIATE relie", ard in numerous in
stances i,as been thoroughly cur. by the
administration of
DUMFRIE| REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
FEVll 5 approved compound also mtigates
H and removes tie symptoms which FREE
quen'y accompany that disorder, and increase
the danger ofthc paient.viz. pains in Loins
--Hcadachc-loss of anpctilc-- igestion,
and other marks OF debility.
A relieved Patient writes from a distance,
at is but justice 10 you TO infom you, that
have used your Dum,res remedy Tor the
Piles Tor aomolimc p; 't,GNd have found it EN-.
incnilv success A."
An Officer in tie Army OBJ. ,rves-
~ have been troubled for wears with the
Piles. and have never fourd any n dy that
would compare with volrs. ii gave me al
mos. immediate relief
A Physician and Druggist writes.
Il have sold all the medicine you sent me,
which is 90 highly r. commended Tor the Piles.
| wish YOU to send me one dozen more by the
bearer"
The remedy is quite innocent, ard may be
administered to az aGes and DO 4 Sexes
Plain and ample Dircc, ons with description
of The comp int accompany each package,
which consists of Two 6OreS, one containing an
Ointment, and the other an FL inary.--Price
S Tor both article, o. so cents where but one
is wanted.
P-cc 81 bo.t' or 6 bottles for s..
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ondsprcad over his whole side, and % Mrcaicn
most pa'W(W amt lingering death in com
mnnicallng his case at LARGE 10 The propric.
tor. makes Tho following closing remarks
My case was pronounced by my phyi
clans 10 be ono Of invcicratc Scrolua. II
is not necessary TO inquire whether other
means would have effected the euro. ! can
only say that Or. Relics botanical Drops
were the only means | made use Of after The
physicians had exhausted their skill, and have
no reason 10 doubt that under Providence the
Drops were the means Of relieving me from
one OF The most affecting diseases that hu,
mainly is called TO endure"
a Physician Of cmincncc who had w,ncs
Sod the efficacy of this article, had the
candour recently 10 acknowledge to tcs
Proprietor. that he considered It the hes,
medicine known, for the complaints fer which
it is intended. aud that it ought dcsorvedlv to
stand nj the hoad Of tho whole class Of such
remedies.
Price 81 for whole boxes OF 90 pills, and
so cents for halI do Of - pills, with dircc
tons
W. None gcruno unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper by the sole Proprietor,
T. KlDDER, Wamcdia'c sucrcssor 10 The late
Dr.. w. T. CONWAY For sale, with all the
other "ConWGy .Nc2jcincs,' at his Counting
Room, No 90 next door TO !. Kiddcr's Drug
store. corner of Court and Hanover streets
near Concert Hall, Boston; and by his spc,
cial appointment, by J. g. J. II. PECK & Co
Burlington VI.
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will afford immediate relicfto the patient. and
has sometimes been attended with such extra
ordinary success as TO cure tho most distress
sing Rhcumatism in t'reniy,(0 four hours, even
when Of years standing.
This highly valuable Linimtni is recom-
mcnded with confidence founded on the cx-
porjoncc ofmany years, not only as cure for
that cxcrucating disease, but as an excellent
application for STIFFNESS OF bic JOINS, NUMB
NESS, STRAINS. CHILBLAINs, &c.
Among mass testimony in favour Of the
success oftho Imminent, as a thorough RENE.
dy for RHEUMATISM. tho proprietor selects tho
following as presenting genuine instances Of
its efficacy
,Nt,c md surprising cases.
u y gentleman, Mr.. R. of Charlestowny
who can be referred TO had been confined 10
his bed most Of the time for n week, suffering
most cXcrucating pain from rheumatism; af.
ter having had recourse to the round OF anti
dotcs usually rosortcd to in this complaint but
without benefit and while in this state Of
suffering. and no prospect ofrclief, Mr.. Caleb
Symmcs. who was his neighbour, and who,
owing to tho extraordinary benefit he had
experienced from its use, recommend.
cd tho article with such confidence as induced
Mr.. r. to make use oft. which he did, with
The usual success attending its administration,
viz: immediate mitigation Of pain relief and
cure
O. Mr. T. OF this city, was attacked with a
very violent Rheumatism in his back, which
an application oc this Liniment ion going to
bed instantly relieved, and cured by morning
observes he ncrcr used any Thing which gave
him SO much and SO great relief.
1JAn old Revolutionary Officer near Bos-
ton, was sorey afflicted for years with rheu.
matte complaints, especially in his joints and
limbs, which were frequently much swollen,--
could obtain only temporary relief from med
ical advice, or the use Of various remedies; and
| had dispaircd ofhclp: when friend VINO had
Witnessed the wonderful effects Of this Lini-
mont. advised him 10 make use oft, which he
did. with the most happy eff It; IL reduced ths
Swclling in one night.
This article is considered so superior 10 every
thing else, nn9io possess such uncommon uirl,es,
that ii is ordered from distant parts Of The coun-
| Hy.
157An agent recently writes "Piease send
me further supply Of Jebb's Liniment the first
opporluniiy-l shall probably sell consider
able quantity. as it is recommended by some q
ourphysicians rery highly.
l-5'Another agent writes: 81 wish you to
forward me some more Of Jebb's Lininent.
whice has r. commended itself very highly"
Price SO cents bottle.
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December 8. 1897.

T,.A,T,;I,RSP' e. PS%WI1T
BTAV II received by the last boat
b. ii through the icc large addition to
their former stock of by Goods, compris-
inr some Of the latest importations and
newest fashions bought at the late reduced
prices and will be sold at a small advance
from cost.
Thcv have also in connection with their
Store in the basement story 'nrrc assort-
mon, Of GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS
where families may be supplied with every
thing in the lne Of eating and drinking of
the best and pnrcst kind at wholesale or
retail in lots to suit purchasers.
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COOPER. WORK.

rF7ilE sub.c rlbnr offars for sale at his
4 shop near the Brewery. a good as
sortmcnt Cooper Work, such rs Pro-
vision barrels. half barrels, meat tubs.
wash tubs, churns, cheese tubs, pals. &c.
re-. of the best workmanship, aud which
viii be sold on very reasonable terms n
good assortment Of fine work will BE- kept
on hand during the winter. The public
are invited to call.
THOMAS O'BRIAN.
Burlington. Dec. 7. 1887.
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From the Now.York Daily Express.

THE SHIpWRECK or TIE HOME.
II was fearful hour The dark waves rolled
In awful maicstv--and now the vessel lay,
Like weak child. upon the piIlowy main.
The waves rushed in for all her strength was gone.
And ocean graspcd her Ike floating weed
And where were they, the trnanls Of the bark9
Drencled with the waters cold they paced the
deck
In bitter agony The nnprcpared
Were there and oh, their f,inting souls did dread
To leave the world they knew, and loved too well,
For unlrcd scenes for faith had never raised
Their vision to a brighter world than this,
Where oceans wave ne'er come to ovcrwhe'm
But there was one amid that fatal band,
Who with an angel spirit hover'd there
His home was in The skies aud what to him
Were the deep waters, achen his soul tras free
His spirits home was in the skies and now
To lay his body in the drowning waves,
Was nough, to him-and in the dangers midst
He sang, "IIe that in Jesus trusts Is safe,
Fen in the rerIls Of the raging sra y
Aud with that song, he passed to heaven
NJ. S 3.
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PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPRIETOR,
DANIEL GODDARD, NO. GOLD ST..
NEW-yORK.

In presenting this useful rcmcdyo the public, tho Pro.
rigor Is authorized by physcan from whom the Recipe
was con1dcnally obtained state, that he has used
himself and in his extensive practice in Pulmonary acc-
ions, with astonishing effect. The happy combination Of
Vegetable substances of which it is entirely composed,
S,orach.
This medicine has been used very extensively and the
PROPRIETOR has not known single instance in which it has
ale in giving relief in diseases for which recommend.
oi even IN cases approaching to consumption. attended
with bleeding AT the Lungs and where ell other remedies
had lacl, the most decided and fatcrug has
orcdod its use. Common colds, which generally the
ef~' o' .h7truc'cd Tcrpir'on viii yield to IT'S Influence
IN e" hours when used in a,thma hoarsoucsg, Wheel
ing, ami sh'Hns5 Of BREATH It gives immediate relief pro-
Without rival Itolcratcs with gentle cXpcctoraon and
may le given 80 infants with perfect safety.
The renliue Now England Couch syrup will BE On
vc.opel in bill Of dir cun5. tnci17ei IN engraved
wrapuheorng on the signature OF the proprietor in his
own hand wiring The bottle will be sealed aud stamped
on the cory New England Cough Syrup
e" o' the many certificates in aYor ct this Syrup which
are in possession Of Proprietor added for the crusa
Of those sho may he troubled with similar complaints
Hessys. MoGui, Ptampssr & Ga.
GenHcmcn-Aher having tried, by the recommendation
Of my friends, almost every medicine 6r cough without
The least relief ! had recourse to your New ENGLAND
Cough syrup, and am enabled to say, with much thantf
knew, and shall feel it to be duty to recommend
to every one whom find minced Of so valuable rncdi
cine. ou5rospocuily,
Boston, Nor. 20, is2j. JOHN ?. STEVENS.
have the satisfaction and pleasure of informing you
that the bottle Of New England Cough Syrup, which, pro.
cured Of You on the Esd Of April has entirely relieved
from worry severe cough which had afflicted for short
time past After using variety of medicine and finding
permanent relief, induced by the advice Of my
friends otry vour Syrup Thereful' have already stated;
II 9uoceaGrd beyond my eEpecaton; and checriuly
recommend it very valuable medicine for alltoe who
may be afflicted with similar complaints .....
H9s,on, Mag l. 1855.
H gives great pleasure 70 he able 70 add my testimony
tn favor Of your New England Cough syrup two bottle,
If which having entirely cured my cough which so
that my physician advised to spend the coming
winter in southern climate hut the fortunate use OF the
I S,-r ,v-i1lY r,g lft,l 3 laar g.usist
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Tn Vienna U. G. on the 7ih Nov, in the 18th
wear Of her age, Mary, wife OF VIM. =. Castle,
and daughter of Capt Andrew White Of Ohio City.
and formerly of This pace-ller remains we're
brought to Ohio City and inferred on the llth
inst. Mrs. Castle died in the fall assurance OF a
blessed Immortality.
In Jericho, on the 29h of Nov, Mrs. Bos'wici
wife oC .Ioseph Hostwck aged 50.