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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
oD1rUARY.

DlED--In this town, ON Sabbath eve, Dec. 18th
of Scarlet Fever, EDWIN HENRY, youngest
child oil Henry w. aud Adeline Fl. Develing late
Of Athens, aged two years and one month.
Like some sweet bud Just bursting into bloom.
Giving lair promise of beauteous fower
Lies crushed aud broken from the parent stem.
Cut down, aud left to perish in an hour;
So hath our little loved one passed away,
So innocent, so Heavenly and serene.
Like the soft glimmerinss of the sunset ray,
Or the sweet visions ofsome pleasing dream.
How calm, how sweet his sleep; no pain,
No agonizing groans are heard to rise,
No fearful suffering rocks his little frame,
To wiring our hearts aud overflow our eyes.
All, all is quiet nOw;--that pratng voice,
So often heard in sweet aud happy tone,
Amid his sports, making our hearts rejoice.
As every hour with him passed joyous on.
Those little eyes so bright and full of love,
That beamed upon us with endeariug smile,
That looked so happy when our.w0rds approved
And fOndy praised him as our darling child
Those little feet, so swift 10 do our will,
That Joyous ran to meet our glad return
Those little hands, how 'cold as ice and chill,
How silent now that active little form.
Adorned with glossy curls. that noble brow,
On which we oft with 50 much fondness gazed
BouAd with an adamanine Chain how firmly now
With deaths eternal signet deep engraved.
oh, cruel spOiler what fearful change.
What desolation hath thy coming wrought;
How hast thou cIushd our londest, brightest hopes
Aud 10 our home such griefand sadness brought
Why didst thou pass the aged and feeble by,
Who seemed already rpened for the tomb
And ON this cherished one so cOldly lay
Thine icy arm, while fresh in infant booml
Were there no lone ones on life's ocean wave,
To whom the summons would have welcome
been,
To whom the silence oflhe quiet grave,
Would prove rest from all the tolls and pain.
Butyetwe will not chde;-a mightier hand
With wise design the fatal stroke didst aim;
Didst "loose the silver cord" the slender band.
That bound his spirit 10 this world OF pain.
We deeply ourn;-with grief our loss deplpre
Yettere's rainbow in the tears we weep;
He snot lost, but only gone beIore, '
Reposng sweetly in peaceful sleep.
Feign would our selfish hearts retained him here
To fOndly cherish with untiring care;
To ceaseess watch with tender love sincere,
And all his little sorrows kindly share,
Yet could we wish him back to suffer more,
To drink 50 deep the bitter cup of pain,
To bear the pangs of dissolution DER,
And feel the anguish Of that hour aguinl--
"Suffer the little ones to come to me- ...
| And oh, forbid them not" secure from harm.
Safe in my bosom shall such bved ones be,
| Aud kindly sheltered from the storm.
| This precious treasur" then, dear SnviUurs tliin,
lew bre days to us twas kindly given,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
A Farm for Rent.

q WILL rent to the highest bidder, Tor cash rent
IL OH Saturday The 2Oh day Of January. lS49
known as the farm of Daniel Arnold, deceased
in Pleasant township on the Millersport road hre,
miles north of Lancaster. and one mile from the
Poor House.
| will also rent at the same time, the House ant
Lot in Lancaster, known as the Tan.Yard proper
ty of Daniel Arnold, deceased.
Also. the House and Lot of Daniel Arnold de
ceased, now occupied by William Richards.
The above property will be rented at my office
in Lancaster, at the time above stated, between
the hours Of twelve aud one o'clock of said day.
G. K. MILLER, Receirer.
Lancaster, December 80, l848 3w34"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
Valuable Farm for sale.

DY virtue of power invested in us, as Execu.
ID tors of the Estate OF Ge rge Stoltz, SEN, de-
ceased, by his Will, we will sell, at private sale.
the valuable Farm of said deceased lying QUE
mile north of Rushville, on the road leading to
Millersport.
Said farm contains 1873 Acres of excellent land
about 80 Acres cleared Upon itare large frame
barn, a dwelling house, out-houses and good
young orchard Of the best grated fruit trees
We will sell the above valuable property upor
the terms ofonethird in hand, and the balance ia
two equal annual payments.
For further information, inquire Of GeorgeStoltz
Jr., living near East Rushville.
GEORGE STOLTZ. Jr
NATHANIEL STOLTZ, NN' '0'S'
Rushville, December 90, l848 3m33
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
BALTIMORE. December 80
AgricuI.urnl. A .NIcelimg.

A meeting OF the Executive Committee of the
."FAIRFIELD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
CIETY,' > consisting of the President aud Vice
Presidents OF the Association, will be held at F.
A. SH3FFER's HorEL. in Lancaster OIL Thurs.
dag, January IL. l849. Business of much inter.
est to the friends of Agriculture, as we'll MS the
Society, having 10 be transacted it is hoped that
full attendance will be had,
d. TALLMADGE,
President Fairfield County Agricultural Society
December29 l843.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
IIUAIORR,


WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETA BILE PILLS
are used as cosmetic and purifier Of the blood
with great success, removing all WiseF mly bocbes,
external sores, and cuaneous erptious Of every
kind. New YuRK, June I2, 1913.
To DR.. Wright, Phabelphia:
Dear Sir-lIaving been afflicted with most dis.
resslng hHmor FOR many wears pasl, aud having rs.
ed eyeiy means that afforded the remotesl proba.
billy Of relief, was al last induced 10 try your val.
vable Indian Vegetable Pills. am now satisfied
that have received more benefit from the use
Them, than from all The medicines | have hereto
fore taken therefore take pleasure in recon
mending the Pills 10 all who are OF have been suf
Ierlng from any humor. believing, as do, that the,
ACT DIRECTLY UPON THE BLOOD, aud by their puri
lying virtue. will completely tlense IL lIom impu
MY. HENRY GREEN, SO Norfolk street.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
A fine Farm for Sale.

lNHE subscribers are anihorized to sell upon
~ accommodating terms as 10 payments The
large and valuable improved Farm consisting oI
3S4 ACRES, known as the Smith Farm; aud
lying on the Newark Road. IN Pleasant township,
about miles north Of Lancaster.
Personsdesirous ofexamining the premises may
call 0n Robert Smith. who res des upon them;
aud for further details To either Of the subscriber,
in Lancaster. JAMES WHITE.
JOHN T. BRAZEE.
July 7. ls4s. of.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
TESTED BY THOUSANDS
And Unanimously Approved
COUGHS, COLDS, FEVER, HEADACHE
DYSENTERY, DC, IL

ENXFRACf of a letter tom Wrliamsbnrgh.
~ Long Island. have used Whghrs
Indian Vegeianlr Pills in my family for more Than
hree years, aud in great variety Of complaints.
Coughs, Colds. FeVers, Headache, DpsenlrIy. &c.
with the mos, complete success. IN all cases,
Wnghp' Indian Vegetable Pills have fully sustain.
ed-their reputation. Yours, truly,
Angus, 9. ls4S. WIN. SIMPSON.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
Nnrah Huher,s Ertafc.

NOTICE i hereby given. tbst the subscriber
| IN has been appointed sud qualified rs Admin
isiraior Of the Estate Of SARAH HunER. deceased
late Of Amanda township. Fairfeld county. Ohio
All persnns having claims against said EsUfe ar,
hereby notified 10 present them legally auibenii
Gated within Que year from this date aud those ia
debted 10 Ioske Immediate payment to
THOMAS Y. REBER, Adm'Eor.
December 20. 1s4s. 4w34
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
Dissolution.

EENHE co-partnership heretofore existing be.
II tween the undersigned in the practice Of the
Law, under the name and style ofMARTIS & EF-
FINGER, is this day by mutual consent dissolved
The business, papers aud accounts arc all left in
the care and custody ofthe undersigned John D.
Martin. JOHN D. MARTIN.
.a.. Il. p. EFFINGER
Lancaster, December 90. 134S.
The undersigned will remain Mt the old Office
of Martin & Eflinger, and give his undivided at
tenlion TO his professional business.
JOHN D. MARTIN.
December 90, 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
NOliCe.

yENHE Creditors of the Corporation of Lancas,
IL ter, Ohio. are hereby notified, that the Town
Council ofsaid Town have set apart certain por-
ton OF the taxes of the present year for the bene.
fit Of said creditors-to be distributed pro.rata in
proportion to euch creditors demand. The ere.
ditors will therefore report their claims against
said Town 10 the undersigned on or before the
first day of February next, us the dividend will
then be struck, and only those reported will par.
ticipate in the fund.
JOHN B REED, Recorder:
December Is, l849 3w32
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
D0gmerreOfypcs.

HI LYNDALL, Daguerreotypist, would an
u 4 nounce to the citizens Of Lancaster and vi
cinity, thathe will occupy (for short time )rooms
III the Taimadge Ron, Tor the purpose ol prose-
cutting his business
A loiIg application to the art, together with his
connection withthe largest establishment in Phil
adelpha. he nalters himself will enable him to
produce work superior to any thing ever offered
in this place.
Likencsses encased in Lockets, Pins, &C.. sim
ely or grouped, ESeLockets, So, for sale.
Instruction aud apparatus furnished on liberal
terms.
N. B.--Havng Gallery in Columbus, his stay
here will be short II. LYNDALLa
Lancaster, January 5. l849 3w35
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
Odds and Eude.

TwILLED Bags. s.carps,wsp. .coverIeici.dn
Il Candlewick. Batting. Cotton Ynu n.a.fe'
numbers. Zinc wasbboar. Fireworks, ia grea
variety. &C.. for sale low at NJ G6 bv
Lancaster, December Is NJ Il KREIDER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
CARDING PULLING MILL
FOR SALE.

VNIlE subscriber offers for sale, between nov
and the first day of April next his valuable
CARDLNG AND PULLING MIL. situate oil
the Turnpike and adjoining East Nashville.
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber
upon the premises. GEORGE STOLTZ. Jr.
East Rushvle December22. 1913. 3m33
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
N1GlANAAGo

MARRIED-On the LIST day of the New Year,
l849 in East Lancaster by George Sanderson,
Esq, Mr.. JAMES SCHERMERHORN and Miss
RoSSANNA FOST, both Of Bern Township,
Fairfield County, Ohio. &
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

The reader Is referred to the advertisement Of
Mr. Lyndall, in our advertising columns
We have seen several Of the pictures taken by
him, and they are Of very superior orderi much
better than any heretofore taken in this plnce.
His stay here will necessarily be short and
those, who wish a"iije-ike" likeness Of them
selves or friends, win do well to call soon. But
very few operators, whose work we have seen
can equal him
II you don't believe us. just take peep at our
old friend the "Aigent," and his dog though the
ladies say that the dog is little the handsomest'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
In Fairfield Common Pleas
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.

FEITTIUN TO SELL LANDS.
VIM. Slade ,Jr. .Admtor de boz
mis- non of w"' w. w. Irwin IN cHANcERy.
Widow and Heirs.
SPY virtue of an order issuing from the Court
I'D OF Common Pleas, in this case will offer
for sale before the Court House Door in Lancaster
On Saturday the s7th day of january, Is4s
between the hours often o'clock A. M. and five
o'clock p NJ. of said day, the following described
Real Estate in said county of Fairfield.
The West half of the Northwest Quarter of Sec
tion No. 10, Township No. IA, Range No. 49, con-
tanning 80 Acres. Appraised at IS per Acre.
Terms Of Saie.-One-third in hand and the
balance in one and two years with interest.
WILLIAM SLADE, Jr., Adm'tor
de Jonis non Of the Estate Of TVm. W. hruin
December %, 1913. piss 5w33
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
En- Fairfield Common Pleas,

EVE BIXLER.
vs. PETITroS FOR ALlMoSY
EMANUEL BIXLER. \
rHNHE said Eve Blk er has, this day, filed Pc
a tition in the office OF the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas OF Fairfield county, Ohio, against
the said Emanuel Bixler, alleging an iniermar-
rOse between said parties, charging against said
defendant failure and refusal to provide sup
port and maintalance for the petitioner, and pray.
ing "A Decree for Alimony Said Petition will be
for hearing at the next Term of said court of Com.
mon Pleas Of the county aforesaid. Dated this
10Th day of December, l848.
c. BORLAND, Attorney for Petitioner.
December %, l848 6w33t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
Look Out for Counterfeits.

Some are coated with sugar others ar9 made 10
resemble in onter appearance, the original article
The safest course is To purchase from The agents
only. one or more Of whom will be found in every
town and county in The State.
Agents in Fairfield County.
Percival & Van Fossen, Lancaster; ]. II. Sun
derman, Amanda; James Claypoo. Salem; Israel
Grgg Lihopoiis; Jesse Leohner. IPedRmskville;
David Beery. Sugar Groye; w. Humrighaus,
Greencastle; Elijah Kalb, East Rushrille; Philip
Hane. PledsantriHe.
~ Offices devoted exclusively to the sale o
Wrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and
retail, l69 Race St Philadelphia; 288 Greenwich
street New York; and 1913 fremont st, Boston.
December 90, l84S 3m34
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
Fresh Arrival.

(tATES g. C0SPER are on hand again with a
u rich and extensive assortment of Watches
Jewelry. Silver ware, Spectacles, Fine Cutlery
Fancy Goods, &c., which they are selling at such
prices as astoRish every one. Just drop in as you
are passing and take look
Tallmadge House. May 90. l848.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
In Fairfield Comma ION Plea
Ii ACN ~ obbA
VIM. Slade,Jr. Administrator
OF Richard NJ. Ainsworth
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Widow and Heirs.

US. A'
Widow and Heirs.
DY virtue of an order issuing from the Court o
I'D Common Pleas in this case, will offer fol
sale before the Court House Door in said county
On Saturday the 27th day of January, Is4s
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ. aud five
clock p. NJ of said day, the undivided half Of
the est half of In-Lot No. L. in the third Square
of the town OF Lancaster. Said premises canno
be sold for less than $500.
Also. the following fractions of Lots in Spring
field. Clark county, Ohio.
Third part Of In Lot No. 224 for not less than slG
Third do do 225 do do IS
Third do do 248 do do
Said Lot No. 248 subject to the Dover Es
tate of Emily Ainsworth therein.
Third Of ln-Lot No. 249 for not less than SIS.
Terms Of Sdle.-0ne-:hird in huud. and the
balance in one aud two years with interest.
WILLIAM SLADE, Jr., Adm'tor
Of the Estate Of Richard " Ainsporth, deceased
December22, lS48 piss 5w33
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
DON'T Cough.

Nv HEN you Gun buy Tolnmasina's I,nper,a
w Cough Candy. A hrge supply just re
ceiyed al No Gg aud for sale by
Lancaster. December Is NJ. z. KRElDER
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
ShOeMlakcr's FOOLS.

TNIvES, Hnmrhers, Avis. Pincers, Thread
IN Pegs. SC. just received by
Lancaster. Dec. l, '48 J. c. WEAVER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
0ht MIarkrts.
LANCASTER, F.

By Telegraph-FOrt the SciOto Gazette
CIScISEATI, January =. l349.
Flour. $3.sl---sales smalli WhisIey, Isle, dull.
Hogs. better snes-large 3dO34. The city is
healthy. No boats leaving for the south. Money
tight.
PHILADELPHIA, December 80
Pork in demand, at $t3, so icr old Mess: Sl4 for
new Mess; New Hams. 7603c in demand; Bar
rel Lard 70sc; Keg do 8J094c' Flour S.
CHlLLIcorHE, January g.
The price of Wheat is 75O8Oc Flour relails at
$4,l21 a 4.25; Corn. new, in ear % cents; Oats
24cts; Barley 400d5c; Flaxseed 62i cts. Beaus so
ace cts; Lard S cents; Bacon. II r., 2l@3t cts.
GAINESVILLE. Hooking, Kanawha and Luke Suit,
$2.25 Live Hogs dull al So.
HOGS are still coming in, at former prices; but
our packers care but little about Buying, owing
To the difficulties in regard 20 shipments tn and
at New Orleans Gazette
BALTIMORE, December 80
The arrivals OF Beeves have fallen off, aud we
noie an Improvement in prices. On Monday there
were $50 head offered at the scales of hch 28l
were sold; Ga relnained over unsold, and 255 were
dven to Philadelphia. Prices ranged from $28 J
1878 4H lO0ibs on huof equal to s5750S7 ,25 net.
HOgs-Sdles of live Hogs, are making at S475
4S5,l2-AmericaA
PITTsBURGH, January !, l340
Sales Flour at $685. "a 1890; prices governed
altogether by receipts of Barley at As a soc; Of
New Orleans Molasses at 27c; of do Sugar old al
4305c; and of new at 404ac; of Whiskey at l0G
20ci of Timothy Seed $l,75. Clover $3,O603, ,I2I
and Of Flax at 90095 cents
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

TAn uinnt, undressd, was found upon the
door step Of one Of our citizens, on last Wednes-
day morning--frozen to death.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
NERVOUS FITS.

These arise more frequently than is generally 81
posed, from toe presence Of Worms, and from Dys
pepsia. Virgins Indian Vegetable Pills remov
the cause in boih cases.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
Monthly Bulletin, No. 4

A certain cue lor Prolapsus Uleri Calling of the
womb,) aud for all other urinary diseases. This
menicine is the only one exlanl, in any country.
which can cure Prolapsus Uler. II gives almos
immediate relief in even the noSl hopeless eases,
and rarely fails OF an efecIual cure. A gteat
amount of evidence 10 this effect is IN file, the par
,iculars of which will be- furnished graluilousy on
application, by letter (pos paid) or otherwise. Per
sons suffering rIom This complaint should not lose a
moment in sending foi the particulars.
2. Libby's Pile Ointment.
This medicine is warranted TO cure even those
cases where surgical operation is pronounced The
only hope. l,seficaCy il most wonder VI, attestet
10 bv professional genlen Of the highest standing
particulars Of which will be furnished to any on,
who NAV request them. The instructions 10 iht
Companv's Agents are 10 return the noney If q
cure is not Effected. This sufficient guaranty o
It's virtues Every person afflicted with the Pile,
should Immediate order The medicine, aud lhereb,
be sure of an immediate cure, OJ-H may be SEN
By mail in cases Of emergencyR
Testimonials ofits wonderful efficacy and the
the numerou cures II has effected, may be had O.
application at the Compauy's Agencies.
The general Agenl fnr thus section Of Ohio, il
RICHARD GRlFFEE, Frazeysbmg, 10 whom
applications far agencies may be address
EDWARD BARTON. Secretary.
AGENTS-Remmund Son & Beck, Count,
Agent, Lancaster Ohio. J. +. & G. Beck s. Co
Lithopois Ohio.
Lancaster. January S. lS49. lm35
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
Whiie Lend

I'm KegsPure White Lend, Just received aud
QW Tor sale by ~ j. c. WEAVER
Lancaster. December I, '4s --a 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
New YonK, November II, is47.

NEW YORK, November II, lH47.
Dr.. Wright, Phiadelphia:
Dear Sir--Your Indian Vegetable Pills have
been the means Of completely restoring my health
Until within short period, have been subject Il
a successon of NERvous FRS, which completely
dehed the skill Of the best doctors. had become
so weakened by the disease and the use of medicine
mat could hardly stand. At this crisis, bepar
to use the Pills, and have continued until within =
short period. am happy to say that my health i
quite restored, and thai for more Than two months
| have had none Of the old symptoms.
Please make some use of this, as am really AZ
xious thai others may be benefited in the sam,
way. Yours, SC. c. KINKAID, IA Pitt st.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

Window Sash & Wooden Ware.
SRUST received, fine Lot OF Window Sash
~ Also, Buckets, Tubs, Churns &c
Lancaster, Dec l. '48 J. G. WEAVER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
AIpacas.
Nbtions.
Boots and shoes.

A n unusually large arrival, aud going cheap at
n tt3,~ l.. WISE, & ,NILLARDS'S
Lancaster, November "a. 1913 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
COODer,s Tools.

A GENERAL assortment Of Cooper's Tools
IA Truss Hoops &c,for sale cheap
Lancaster, Dec. !, '4S J, C. WEAVER
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
Rutes aud NTIVise.

GUTTAPefeha cnmpositinn-Bny 4 boiile
~ inii priy - your Boots aud Shoes, II you
wish to have DRY feet. for sale by
Lancaster. DecembsfI5 NJ -KREIDER.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-31
Army Regulation Act.

Last July an act was passed which re-
peals the act Of 1916, reducing the number
OF Generals to three, the old peace standard,
but provides that no vacancy shall be filed
till the plumber is so reduced No appoint
ments in the stead of Gen. Taylor aud the
late Gen. Kearney will he made. The act
Of 1916 ordered the discharge of one addi-
tional Major to each new regiment
order is repealed The act of Nov. s, l847,
required the discharge, at the close of the
war, of two additional Surgeons aud twelve
additional Assistant Surgeons, four Quarter
masters and ten Assistant QuartermaSters,
three Assistant Adjutant-G enerals, two Dep
uty Paymasters, and two principal musi-
clans. All these are bIleted upon the pub
lie for life by the act of July, and the regu-
lation for their discharge is repeaIed; aud
ten additional Paymasters are retained in
the service, with no service to be performed
except the receipt of pay and allowances for
an extra year, in contravention of the former
acts. Very many officers, knowing the law
that discharged officers in the new regi-
ments, at its close accepted higher rank in
these regiments; the law was repealed last
July SO far as TO quarter all such on the
country as additional officers in their old
regiments, on full pay, with right Of sue
cession. Three months extra pay is al
lowed to military men IN actual service du-
ring the war, or TO their relatives in case of
their death.--N. Y. Tribune.