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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

z:o il Union y set OF - Congress notwithstanding.
II bss slyvav: belonged 5v EEdispted right 70 the Mex
car MARION s= BEEN recognized such BIZ The Unite!
States themselves appears by TIE boundary treaties
OF I-sS2 and l-cL5.
Thai il has not nsnrA;ne the solemn assurances and
RESERVATIONS n regard 70 ts rights OF the Mexican Re
public which y Of u agents il lsd made IL con
ior7ryty With these treaties
INA: ha- also Invaded the Department OF Tarnauli
pas introducing army upon The lei; bank OF me RIO
Br.ro giving occasion ana origin 20 tAc battles OF the 9Th
and a-n O! MAJ OF ile present year
Tint IN tirne of profound peace and during e=;ab-
E.hed relations OF amir between me tvo countries
i mas invaded By lsad and sea lie territories OF the Cali
ior-l.as
That j: has bockaded the Ports OF Na;anoTo-. Vera
Cruz and Tampico OF Taaul!pas opening is IRE upon
the dcieEces OF the later
Ina; il has authorized levy OF troops AGAINST Mex
leo
Thai j. mas declared war a-s.us; the Rupubhc, under
the retexr that the States had been invaded when
II fact they made The ju~as!ons
and lastly considering tina, the nationality OF the Mex
Jeans i seriously compromised bv the power and the
sprit OF usurpaion agrautly manifested by the neigh
boring nation OF the United StateS-Decrees,
Isl The Mexican nation in the exercise OF its natural
defence Is actually N STATE OF with the United
States cf America
In consequence thereof the Government wi. en-
poy all is resources and powers 20 render he War ei
iectua the PREPARATION OF the inurr done 20 The Mex
can nation il will complete the bodies OF permanent
militia and ley new forces at once the shall
foot and others OF the same description and
i; shall need other special powers Congress vii con
fer them.
This report bears date the 18th nit but we lind
II in paper Of the 9Th and know not ST a.! what
sction was taken b. Congress upon Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
Correspondence of The Delta
L. : ScHK. FIrRT.

Brazos de Santiago. july r. 1916.
M Dear Sr-One OF US has just this hour re-
turned from the Camp at Mnamoros and hasten 10 gve
you what little news there Is here al present We have
just returned from cruise down the Mexican coast and
fell in with nothing but French brig which we over
hauled and ordered of the She had just arrived
from Havrc and !~ns consigned 10 merchants in Mata
Cen Taylor il still at Matamoros-has about 1900
troops in all some of which stationed AT Point lsa
bel Brazos St iago Burrita, and the largest portion
probably two-thirds his whole force, at Matamoros
small number is al Rcynosa short distance above
Matamoros.
The General would have commenced his advance up
on Monterey nj this time had he not have been stopped
By an unforeseen occurrence: the Rio del Norte mas
riscn and overrowed the country, so as 10 arrest MI
movements for the present the whole country
dated the wagon pass between Point isa
bel and Matamoros The wals. or rather ranparts, OF
Fort Brown are laved by the waters OF the Rio
GTandc from whose banks. but a few days since. thev
were some three hundred yards removed Gen smith :
camp all a,oat and The poor volunteers arc well nigh
up their chns in mud and water 1t is with grent DIT
hculty you can about from ono camp TO another
either side OF the river
Up to this time the health OF the whole Army has
been remarkably good and hope il may continue 80.
Nothing has been or heard OF the movements oil
the Mcxicans since the taking OF Matamoros. The
country has been perfectly tranquil ana not soldier
even has been taken by our scouts Every thing Is
tranquil AZ present and Army perfectly quescent,
which il Will be obliged remain Tor some time yet
The rise of the Rio Bravo generally takes place III the
Fall OF the year but unfortunately for us-likc the
winter of Russia for NapOeonthe ev mas arrived be-
fore IL time
We leave at the Bfazos the cutter Van Buren,. The
Forward Ewing and Woodbury., crUzing above
Ind below this depot the coast touching here ire
quently.
The British bark ofvar Rose is lying anchor of the
BRACES having been here about three days There i
large fleet of merchantmen inside The weather al pres
emf Is pleasant. FLIRr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

QUEBEC AND HALIFAX RAILwAY.-Extract OF
letter from Halifax gentleman in this City OF the
llth instant
| have Sc N the two officers who have come BY the
last boat with body OF ssppers the conduct the survey
Capt. Ppon and Lieut. Henderson. They ACT under
All independent commission free from all control here
They intend 10 Canscau and 90 TO the bend OF
the Percodiac taking the route also OF HaaS 10 see
the lnc be practicable They to take what they call
a reconnaissance only conduct the survey OF
working line making all estimate of the probable cost
BetoIe nay deciding upon their plan OF operation hey
wait their instructions from the Ordinance by next boat
A late letter from London says It IL to Soo on Ss's
douts.' " Quebec Gar l1iefaay
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Corresponlence OF the Piceyunc

The high water has been of incredible injury 70
The crops on the Rio Grande some asserting that even
three oUTihs OF the and IN the bottoms have
been destroyed. Il will only hard with these
from hand omouth whose only thought Is OF the day.
General Taylor ilc OF suOsstn- his troops 10 Tie
extent he anticipated from the appearance OF the crops
a short while since. Three weeks ago when went down
on the Aid 10 Matamoro=. there never was As good
promise OF An abundant harvest and al cheerful
the poor Mexcaus stalking about waist deep IN
the corn heds the families have been driven OH 10 the
high grounds and every Is shrouded Ia gloom The
has been OF service real service to the inhabitants
the Rio Grande but the tre-he has ruined them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
General Notices.

CY- From the vinceuues Qnd) Gazette, April IL,
lsIo-OuK ONLY ASBsr--Mr. V. b. Palmer American
Newspaper und Advertising Agent IN the css Of New
York Philndephia Baltimore and Boston II oar onN
thored gent receiving aud forwarding subscriptions
and tor this paper, and for receiving snd
r-ceipung for payments Of the same. ty3u
II Saratoga Springs.-pr. O. Benz. Smiths Pills
are Tor by e. J. Huing, the Springs. Tho patrons
OF thesp valuable Pills win please observe O. Benz smith
written on the bottom of the Box Improved lnd Veg
tSugar-coaedl Pia - cents per Box Office Ivy tresn
wlcn-st. large brick bock,) n. Y. Jyl7 lnos
CT For Boston vim Norwich md Worcester.
The steamer Cleopatra CupL Williams, will leave South
side Pier No North River every Monday Wedatsalsy
and Friday F. NJ connecting with the cars ut Nlyps
Point luv5 III CALEB PRATT. Jr. Conductor
re- To Lndicy.-Mrs COVE continues to give advice
ana direction with respect TO the application OF Neter
Cure all diseases OF aud children a. her real
drnc, 26l lOth-sL my Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
y N aes, hopor upon the institution. sna law, of tho

Iii reject honor upon the iEscunons sna nHf Oh '0o
county
family OF high responsibility, Of great moral worth.
having numerous connections and relations lndePena
emf IN circumstances and the rcl tide OF he having
been cur OF IN moment az their own preside wne1e
they -eposei n security and pcsce by this degrseea
ana the public Indignation freely expressed. usrr,l.
and most creG.tabe 70 the love OF order VINCE pre-
vail, n the community, that 10 violence was
t-atcI upon his grity head All can now see tns1 o
guilty are rts 70 the laws ,hst thcre IS power IN neaT
provisions sd ddehty n helr execution 70 pro'ee' NJ
and any interest Of society
The lesson, 10 % drawn from this tragic event are
many The impressive IS that there Is auy
upou society the moral cultivation OF tae COZ
cred youth being educated for good or cNii IN Tee
midst OF Us This Is obvious thai u nee1s 10 eoi
mcn;
While we give full effect 20 the plea Of Insanity S. al
excuse tor crime learn With sstlsiscnon ths'
there III the common sense Of the community nelA
Scucc enough - discriminate between acts orlS'lstS
in moral eprayity ana ignorance and those which pro
coed from the impulse OF disease The rule by which
4 uisn must ~ Judged = whether he had 3 knowledge
of riset wrong II regard 70 the which he IS on
trial Il be had he Is responsible and is neither idiot
nor an insane By thar rule the prisoner hAs been
tired and convicted. And whatever theories learned
men rsy create ihcre Is other which b safely
! introduced into cuur, Of Justice
We trust that the prisoner. during the term OF Ga
which him. will receive the care and insrruc
ton OF good men. 10 enlghten his darkencd mind a
rue Of bs conGnon and 10 prepare him Tor the
change tina; Sw!ts him For this purpose the Sheriff
Z no
70 him.
The Judgment OF the law is that the prisoner at tho
hsr William Freeman b. taken from this place tho
vlscc whence he there 10 remain until Friday the
S,h dsv of September and that on that day be
tween the hours OF and four OF the afternoon lie se
taken thence 10 the plsce OF execution appointed OF
law and there hung BY the neck until he shall ee dead
INTEREST on THE ILLINOIS DEsr-The st. Lou.
is Republican OF the 18th inst says--We understand
there is now in the Trcssury OF the State OF lhaos
shout $4,000 which Gov. Ford Will apply IS soon ~
All arrangement be made for the transmission OF the
funds TO the East the psycn; OF the interest due on
the state debt This the s:st payment under The acs
OF the last egstrc relating 10 the sale OF the Illinois
and Michigan Canal Circumstances, over which tho
Executive OF the State has had no control! have pre-
vented the collection OF the whole amount OF taxes pro
ydeI that act aud consequently, this sum VIII not
amount 10 more than per cent or thereaoouts IL
will however. be something to the bondholdcrs to
know that the officers OF the state are disposed TO do
all in their power comply with the requirements OF
/ the law
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
MIR. vyebster's Speech.

The following letter Of our correspondent,
together with the report Of Mr.. Websters
Speech, ought to have reached US on Sun
day, but did not, the mail having tailed to
connect between Baltimore and Phl!adel-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
ses SANS SOUCI HOTEL, Baiston spa, n; 4.
reopened for the reception OF Visitors on sne i"H

h,. reopened Tor Tue rscepuoE vi fi''''' va 49,
-~ day of June last ,,...-a, ,b,.
From the very liberal patronage received sst season @
Droufrtor has induced make saien.Vc improve
inrts internally and externally, by NV an3lton "
new furniture extensive walks and pIaygfouBos
rhi, Hotel being mica from Saratoga Springs, 10
and from place frequent daily COMMUNICATION haa
y Raroad aud but 8. miles from ssrutoga LaAe "asrs
the best o nsng tackle may al all times be sAdt
nd n.e miles the White sulphur Spring 10 which
Duces intercourse hud by carriage and steamboat
ders te thsi is surpassed by any hko
Establishment IN the country.
C0ngress Pavilion ana Iodine Water fresh from the
Fountain viii be furnished daily FREE 10 Sill tho gussts OF
the Hotel.
The subscriber hopes from the lberay Of hs charges
and By hs yersousl attention. to make this Hotel pss4anl
and desirable for families and all other guesta
ly7 Imrod +. w. HUxfOhD.
o. BROADWAY HOTEL, sos Broadway, Al-
so; bany BY i. ADMINISTRATIONS and citizens en-
-N tertained moderate The house Is new and
comnOdoas, and the location very convenient 10 the steam
boaz and sfoiHs the Railroad Depot je2y IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
situatio1ls, Mr. tuamteo.


A RESPECTABLE Young Woman wants a. situation
as cook washer and ronsr has no objection 70 20 "a
chslnbenuid In private family Apply NJ No. ID kng-st
iyZ7 2t'h
NNaNTED-A purchaser for a respectable Oyster md
w Dining Saloon situated In one OF the beat thorough
the city Terms easy 10 meet the vsws oil
uny person with small capital Rent low and 10 furnish
ed with every convenience The reason OF the present
wishing sell out Ia business Ia the country
be sold by the first OF August Satisfaction relE-
tive VIII be had vi Mr.. Clarke IS Duane-sL agency
Office. JyN lw.r
xXTANTED-By a respectable young Protestant wo-
w man, situation chambernald and aundress, or 70
do the gcner homework Ola small private family No OBJ
jecons 60 into the country City references gwen APP
ply III ~ Sprce-s- Pfoestaniamlly preferred JyN ~
NJyANTED--By respectable Woman, situation as
w cook do the general houserok OF small pri-
vate family City references given Apply nj 81 EhEa-
beth. ST jyN 2t-
NlANTED--A situation as day governess or teacher,
w by Lady who has had several years experience la
instrctng Young ladies', and bring ample cy IestH,
nv as her capacity aud requirements. ne TO Mira L.
D. w al thi. oihc. Will be promptly attended TO- Jy24 l"
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Boar0ina ar16 Gote!s.


ID EOS leave to inform her friends, former boarders, and
ID Ia. public generally that she has opened large anu
colnmodious BOARDING HOUSE, No 3pi Broadway
Permanent boaders by theday week or monIh
can be accommodated w single rooms, or bedrooms and
attached This house contains more than ~ rooms,
supplied cold and hot water baths nnd every other
convenience 10 make quiet aud comfortable home "A
tn. good qualities her abs and the general manage
her house, references when required, are abund
uni and al hand! jyl5I
BOARDING AT 81 CORTLAMD-sT.
FEW GENTLEMEN can now be accommodated Wlu
n board aud separate apartments Also accommodations
for gentleman and his wife with paror and bedroom I'd
Joining, and the OF Piano. References required
iy2 Inn
BOARD ia South Brooklyn, with from, psrlor and bed
ID second hoor paror on hrst hoor iocsioo
and -w la family Inquire In Sydgry
place nrst house from Safest jyT iw-
DOAKDISG-Pemanenl and uansient-Sfrs. Dunlap,
- date No DeysL) Is prepared " accommodate isiu
Lies individuals IS Mercer 81 nenT Broadway Ohnh
and Canas with pleasant and good board on foa-
sonar. terms bl41
DOARDISG.-Abea beautiful room for a gentleman ana
ID wife with few others for transient ooardcf may 20
had ut Mrs SwAINs IS Aurrnyst between BroadWsy apo
Steamboat Landiugs North River myls SIN
DGARDING.-Sngle gentlemen can have rooms hana :
ID soalry furnished, with without board al D2 WIZ
lum.t near PearsL Alec TWO families can DO N'
rn,n,noda,rd jy2 lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
an ELEGANT SUMMER HATs-Uasprpas,sA

El ELEGANT SUMMER HATS-tUnsurpasse4
Ill by any and the lowest city price, consisting 81 sd
simere White end DraD Beayes- Also, good assoreot
Of Black Fur French and German AoieskIn Hats voy
superior imitation MoIrsn Hat the reduced price Of ~
25 which ~Il compare adyanAgeous!y WITH Hats SOLD a.
perfect satisfaction, II cGn De fully obtained by gvng of
NATION 70 the subscriber.
my2o jrneod- J. w KELLOGG, 1l6 canslst
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Of CoparnersaPS5
Wine heretofore existing between
{. Daggett and William Uurbrdge, under tho naI9S
style vi Daggrtt Co. al liz Chstnamst ,n.
dissolved Dy mutual the 1870 int ~ s;tb ia
Edward G. Daggetl ceased 10 nave sny eonDse's"N ''
concern -, =, ,t the anna
The business will hereafter be carried on n,oyzss ~
place by William Durbrdge, WIG Is 49, TT IN Daggs:,
settle the outstanding business. 81 TIAI pURBRiD0E
Co "iS fy25 So
New-York JAY I'D, 1876. --z7--: y = :.
u.RRis. 46 ETeh.nge:7See. oaets ~, sor ssIs
". seached 3lusli. - ~ pa ~ ysr1ou, GU niti.s
CoLored CaInbrics-assof.so 49, do DO
Do Paper .' 90 Qualities and sty!ex
Blue fiihIs ~ Prats and desirable patterns On
fae cloths. "a and IL wide
Brow lss.r.ass StepBen Harriss ~ ardB.
oio" T.sIruy, warranted pure tadtso dye
i Do Faacy DrilIs, assorted bales
N,,ao Cssslnseres Of al the colors and us,ItursE
5nt.s Lluings, fancy co.ors, assorted u bales.
E.nrursy Jeans, low priced
aI.o-Biaosets, coatngs, Bookings and Coraoya Patas
ry.o COUNTRY MERCHANTS-Browu sheetngs
and Shiftngs OF every style and width al ne known
brurds, both aesyy and nne, Stark Ails Lawrence ln-
dian Head, Ca5o. 4, Premium Heavy, AerrusSck, xe
Urkno1s, &c may Dc had e uaaufactnre PSss.
on me second noors Of No 10 and % CcdsrsL hf block
apove Peartst Low priced snd medium ysla. 80
sheeting also, bes, Southsru Cotton Yarn
10 and / 70 u Ba,,s, wicks, Warp ard Wsddi5s.
tyH TN UNpERhlLL, 10 saa " Ses@~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

BopY ForSp,-On Sunday Isst, the dead body
OF n man was found sixty rods FROM the hoase e
Edmund Woods nearly three quarters Of mile east OF
the village From papers found upon him his nSac Is
supposed TO be aaron Jones Near him found TWO
halt gallon jugs The body N state OF decay ald
mus, have lsn exposed several days
Whitehall Chronicle, ai,h
SUlcIDE.-A passenger on hoard the steamboat
Empire named John Stewart threw himself oyer5osrd
On Thursday night on the passage OF thst boat to Al
bany, snd was drowned he wss resident Of Cincin
naS aad eu,igyaed this county several years ago
freu Limerick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

The Value OF State ConventonS-End of Week
sth-Single Assembly Districts carried, 10 TO
supervisors 10 divide large COunues-Spolis-
men-WardS 10 be Observation-Disclosures
rieS for Legislators-Party Nominations incom-
patibe with Freedom OF Election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

GREAT CRICKET M,rcH-Thc st. Georges
Cricket Club of th City have in conjunction with the
Union Club o: Philadelphia gwen challenge play
match this manly and spirited game against the com
bned skill and force of all the Clubs OF Canada. The
game i. 10 BE- played should the challenge be taken up
on the new and beautiful ground o: the 81 Georges
Club az the Island House. on The Ihird-ayenue.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-22
THE WIFE.

A woman should look upon her husband as
her only friend. and in all cases wherein he
differs with any brafch Of her family. she
should assume il as a fact that he is IN The
right, and govern'herself accordingly When
ever any one whispers tale dSTogaiory TO
her husband, she should look upon the tale
bearer as the enemy Of their happinesslln the
first place and in the second place, as de-
spicable and imperlinent person, as all tale
bearers are In short. when woman is mar
fied, she should give up her heart. feelings,
fances, and opinions TO her husband, and new
or allow sisters influence TO be superior 10
his. For the joy, tranquility. and comfort OF
her existence, are depending upon her hus-
band and if they cannot live in amiy togeth-
er, they will look in vain for comfort 10 any of
the relations Of life. s6g aS Vl
There is degree Of intimacy and commu
MON Of thought and feeling existing between
sisters that cannot remain unbroken after mar
riage. Pure and true as is the lie OF sister;
hood, il is not right that it should continue in
all its strictness and exclusiveness when mar
riage has divided them; for the husband has
still stronger claims upon his wife, and il is
impossible this can exist uninjured, if the tie
of sisterhood is retained In all lis former pow
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-22
THE LAWS MUST BE ENFORCED.

- q A@<k w. n>Oo DE iSisr OAe><r---'
Every good man is Interested in uphold'ng
the laws Of his country. None but bad men,
and evil doers, violate them. !, is unlawlulicr
men 10 sell intoxicating liquor without u
cense. There are persons who violate the law
on this subject Whose duty is i TO see that
they are punished 70. il? There are persons
who sell on the Lords day. This, TOO, is un-
lawful. There were women in the streets
drunk on Sunday. And boys were seen drink
ing on Pennsylvania avenue on The same day.
Whose business is il TO see that such scenes
are not repeated2 We do not know. And
il has occurred to us 10 call the attention Of the
city authorities TO this subject. Ifihey do not
attend TO il, or can do nothing in thespremi-
ses, would il moi oe well to call a meeting Of
the friends Of good order, tor. the purpose Of
devising such measures as will rid the city Of
such violators Of the law? A
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-22

OF having faithfully experimenled upon them-
selves and others. and the result was two-fold:
viz.
Ist Proving the accuracy Of the expert
menls performed by Hahnemann and his dis
cipIes.
2nd. That medicines have been supposed by
The AlIopaihic school, TO be invested with pro
pertes, which they really do not posses Ac
cordlngly, Prof. Joerg ends by warning prac-
tuoners OF the danger Of giving nitre in inAa-
nation: assaiGlidain Hysleria and Hypochon-
drlasls Prussic acid, in inhammatory affections
oi the larynx and bronchia, because in his ex
perimeRts upon healthy individuals, these sub
stances had produced similar affections. He
turiher expresses his astonishment at finding
results so contrary 20 received opinions, and
states that as far as his experiments have vel
gone, he has scarcely meet with remedyl the
real properties OF which are known. And, al
though these experiments have moi converted
the members Of the society, they have proved
as lar as they have gone, the accuracy and
not the fallacy, Gas they desired and expected)
OF the HomGopalhic Materia Medica. 6
The opinion Of Bchat, who is no mean au-
thority upon this subject, will now intro
duce. He says "there is not 10 the Materia
Medica any generalsystem, but this science has
been by turns influenced by those who have
ruled in medicine: hence the vagueness, the
uncertainty, which now present themselves
The incoherent assemblage OF opinions, them
selves incoherent, il is perhaps OF all the
sciences. the best representation Of the caprices
Of the human mind. What do say? II is
not science of lhe methodic mind, il is
shapeless assemblage of inexacl ideas. of OBJ
servaions often puerlle, Of deceiyM means, Of
formulas as absurdly conceived as they are
fastidiousy collected. Itis said The practice OF
medcineis disheGriening Isay more, il is not
in any respects, that of a reasoning man. .When
we draw the principles in great measure from
our Materia Medica."9 81
After such full and unequivocal confession
of some Of the most distinguished medical
writers and practitioners, who have fiourshed
at different epochs, in reference to the imper-
fections, inadeqnacy, and fallacious character Of
the Allopathic Matera Medica, any attempt on
nv part to expose il further would be work
Of supererogalon. shall therefore leave this
part Of the subject by again remaking, that,
while only the ordinary are resorted 10 by the
medical profession 10 discover the virtues Of
their efforts will be as fruitless as
those of their predecessors. JIG.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-22
PREJUDICE.

We hate some persons, because we do not
know them; and we will not know them, be-
cause we hate them. The friendships that
succeed to such connexions are usually firm,
for those qualities must be sterling that could
not only gain our hearts, but conquer our pre-
JUDGES. But the misfortune is, that we carry
those preiudices into things far more serious
than our friendships. Thus there are truths
which some men despise, because they have
not.examined; and which they will not, because
they despise. There is one single instance on
record, where this kind Of prejudice was over
come by a miracle but the age of miracles is
past, while that OF prejudice remains.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-22

0o- The members OF Northern Liberty Di-
vision Sons of Temperance, No. l2. are re-
quested TO meet at the Northern. Liberty En-.
gine House, at 10 O'Clock on Tuesday, the 22d
inst. 10 attend the funeral OF Brother G. W..
Liule. The officers and members of other Di.
visions are requested 10 join with US in paying
the las, sad tribute Of respect to our deceased
Brother, from the residence Of Joseph Prarher,
near the corner Of 9Th and M sts. norlh
BY order of the w. p
VIM, CROGGON, r. s,