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Issued from, the United States Patent Office for the
iceek ending December Is, lS49, and bearing date
December Is, lS49.
Thomas Blanchard, of Boston, Mass.--For i'm
provement in Bending Wood.
Robert M Dempsey, of Indianapolis, Ind.-For
improvement in Bran busters.
Peter Kirkham, of Waterbury, Connecticut, as
signor to w. h. Hitchcock & Co.. of Waterbury,
Conn.-For improvement in the manufacture of
Buttons.
Samuel Krauser, of Reading, Pa.-For improve
ment in Clover harvesters.
Azel S. Lyman, of Upper Alton, Ill.-For i'm
proved alarm for indicating want of water in
Boilers.
James McCarty, of Reading, Pa.-For Combined
Lap and But-welded Tube.
Isaac Merritt, of Northwest, Bridgewater Mass
For improvements in Folding Gates.
Robert Patterson, of New Hartford N. Y-For
improvements in the manufacture of Flax and
Hemp.
Hugh Sangster, of Buffalo, N. Y.-For improve
ment in Signal Lanterns.
Christian Sharps, of Washington, d. C.-For i'm
proved method of revolving the hammer of Repeat
ing Firearms.
Henry Stanton, of Richfeld, N. Y.-For improve
ment in Churn -dashers
Henry Graham Thompson, of New York, N V
For improved valve motion, off and steam tops
for Rotary Engines.
Isaac Winslow, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
provement in Bottle fasteners.
Andrew Wurfflein, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
proved Concealed Hammer and Turning Nipple
Lock
Asa Broad, of Louisville, Ky.-For improvement
in machinery for dressing Slaves
Designs.
Albert t. Durham, John b. Collier, and Benjamin
H. Sage, of Troy, N. Y, assignees of William l..
Sanderson, of TROY, N. Y.-For design for Stoves
William F. Shaw, of Suffolk county, Mass
For design for Girandocs
Reissues.
Edward Hall and Joseph l.. Hail. Of Cincinnati,
Ohio.-For improvement in Fire proof Safes
FrancisS. Pease, of Buffalo, N Y.-For improve
ment in Harvesting Machines.
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FrOm The ~. Y. Epenine Pom.

II seems that w. j Brown was tutored at the
Union office before he was supported in earnest by
the southern members for the Office of Speaker
The Union Of the 10th says:
"For ourselves, we had earnestly wished well to
Mr.. Brown; and though we held free converse.
ton with him on Tuesday, the position which he
then occupied, we certainly received not the slight
est hint Of any thing which had passed on Monday
between himself and the Free Sellers"
On Wednesday morning the Union recommended
its catechumen, after he had passed this satisfactory
examination, and received the necessary instruc.
tons, as admirably qualified to discharge the du
ties of the Chair
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Congress-.

The Senate yesterday completed the
formation of its regular committees, which
had been commenced the day previous,
and then proceeded to Executive business
The House of Representatives were
again engaged in balloting for 5 Speaker
but three Intellectual trials brought them
no nearer TO the desired result.
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Adjourned till tomorrow, II O'Clock.

BURNING or THE CAPITOL IN ALABAMA.-From
the Montgomery Advertiser and Gusette we learn
that the State Capitol in that city was consumed
by fire on the l4th inst, and nought is left of that
once beautiful building but the crumbling walls.
Every possible provision to be Immediately
made for the convenience of the Legislature and
the State officers. The clerks of the two houses
saved all their papers, and the archives of the State
in the Offices of the Governor, Secretary of State,
Treasurer and Comptroller, also all saved.
Most all the furniture, and the larger portion of the
different Libraries likewise preserved from the
flames, 50 that the great loss is the building.
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Will be printed at the office of the Re
public, in pamphlet form, ready for deliv-
cry on the same day it is presented to
Congress, at fifty cents per hundred copies.
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Mr.. AvERY.-Wc yesterday published an article
from the New York Tribune headed " Ascending
Merchant" friend Of Mr. Avery has addressed
10 that paper a most explicit denial Of his having
gone of in the company Of q female He says that
Mr. A. accompanied 10 the steamer by bic
father, brother and sister and that he intends 10
return by the 18th January steamer, having left a
power Of attorney with friend for the Transaction
Of his business during his absence.
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DEsTRUcTIoS OF COSTLY BRIDGE.--We regret
20 learn that the stone bridge over Little river,
which bad been nearly completed by the Louisa
Railroad Company, fell Sunday afternoon, in CON
sequence, II s supposed, Of defective materials used
in its construction. This bridge had been con-
structed over Little river, at point about three
miles east OF the junction-was fifty feet span and
fourteen feet rise, and is supposed TO have cost
about Ssl 900 Richmond TINES
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ANOTHER THREATENED INUNDATIoN.-The New
Orleans papers state that, in several places where
an overflow took place last summer, the Mississippi
river is now with the banks and still rising.
Great apprehensions are entertained, unless imme-
date measures adopted to ward off an Eruption
similar to the last which caused such general de-
yastation,
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YANKEE INeENUITy.--A Liverpool paper states,
proof Of the increased civilization of the United
States, that ono fewer than five hundred cascs Of
Shakspeares bust, taken from the monumental bust
pool for New York" The truth IT, however that
these casts arc in lead, and soon as they are de-
livered will be consigned TO the melting trough
Jonathan admits "works of art" free of duty, and
the lead importer, by invoking Shakespeare, multi
fes the tariff upon that commodity II Afakin's
Courier
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MUTINEERs or THE GERMANTowN-The SEN
tence OF the naval court-martial in regard to the
mutineers on board the United States ship Ger
mantown, we learn, was carried into effect yester-
day, at noon, ON board the United States ship Penn
sylyania. The prisoners were sentenced TO receive
fifty lashes each; but the number was reduced TO
thrty-six, and then to be discharged from the ma
val service.-NoJfoK Herald, 18th.
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The FIRST SHAD.-A fine shad was caught in the
Savannah river yesterday. II purchased by
Messrs. c. A. Els & Son, Of Macon, and has gone
up the road this morning, TO tickle the palate of
some epicures.-Sauannah Republican, l5h
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Supreme Court OF the United States.

WEDNESDAY, December 10.
John w. Harris, esq.,, of Texas, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor of this court.
No 25. Lerois BisseH, plaintiff in error VS.. Mary
b. Penrose.-The argument of this cause was con-
tinued by Messrs. Good and Ewing, for the defend
ant in error, and by Mr.. Gamble for the plaintiff
in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow III O'Clock
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rencouIi>er took place on Saturday, the sth in
slant at Nashville, between William Cheek and
William Long, in which the latter shot the former,
causing his death. Long is Waterman, and has
been held TO bail in $4,000 for his appearance.
fI>oufsriue Journal
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What we want now, amidst the clamor Of party
and the wild Of sectional interests is the clear
voice OF reason and patriotism. Let these be heard
Its trumpet tones, we believe, yet prevail, and
reach the bosoms and thrill the hearts OF the people,
Mere partisans must be silenced, as they listen TO
its sound, calling up from the homesteads, and
workshops, and country houses, from the farms
and the factories, from the mountains and valleys
of this land, north and SOUTH the honest PEOPLE
Of the country TO the exercise Of JUSTICE and the
rescue Of the CNfoN. We yet have faith and hope
that the storm will be allayed and that we shall
once again see a bright day and a clear sky.
alexandria Gazette
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ASoTHER SALE or SHAwLs.--The success attend
ing the sale Of India Camels hair shswls last week
has induced Messrs. Stewart & Co. TO propose a
similar sale on Friday al Niblos saloon
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Mr.. Winthrop.

While the Southern Locofoco press are assailing
this gentleman, il is but justice 10 him to recall 10
the Southern mind fact, which IL a sufficient; re-
ply TO all their assaults.
Two years ago convention was held in Massa-
chusetts. The allies Of the Democracy, who came
near cecting w. J. Brown Speaker, led then as
they arc now by Allen, Of Worcester, attempted to
commit the Wing party to vote against any man
who was not pledged against slavery and its OK
tension. Mr.. Winthrop resisted this effort and did
successfully. He would not consent that the
Union should be endangered by the formation of
sectional partics-as Van Buren, did-nor that
Southern man, be denounced az unworthy of the
highest offices Of the Republic. He defeated the
Frce-soilers and their allies then-and he thereby
incurred their eternal hatc.-Rchmond Wing
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REPORTED DEATH OF Mn. STRAKoscH-The Al
bany On. W Journal states, that the publishers of
this gentleman's music, Messrs. Boardman and
Gray of that city, hayc received letter announc-
ing his death, while on his way to Havana To re-
heve the anxiety Of his friends, we would merely
remark, that he has just concluded profitable Sc
res of concerts in this city and is now in Columbia
regalng its inhabitants with his delightful instru-
mentation - Charleston Ne,os, 18th
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We call the attention Of our brethren of the press
TO the advertisement Of ''VALERIUs" in to-day's
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WASN'T GT0N:
The Presidents Message

THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20, 1919.
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Edward Hall and Joseph L. Hall, of Cincinnati
Ohio.-For improvement in Fire-proof Safes
FrancisS S. Pease, of Buffalo, N. Y.-For improve
ment in Harvesting Machines.
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AAsI MAeMyes MINI.
uFlour was selling in Cincinnati on Satt
day last, at S5a ) so.

UrFlcur was selling in Cincinnati on sa'ur-
day last, at $5a5, so.
TNew York, Aug. Is, p. m--The Hunker
and Barnburners Convention have adjourn-d
sine die, without coming 10 a compromise. Ex-
Gov. Marcy presided over the bunker Conye IL
ton and D. K. w. Taylor, of Onondaga. over
the Free Sellers. The Free Soiirrs passed res
outions insisting upon the restriction oil slavery
to the States where il now exis's--Its abolition
in the District of Columba--and its prohibition
in the Territories and new States. The two
bodies being unable to agree on this slave ques-
ton, adjourned, leaving their division about
where they found it-except that each was lit
tie more exasperated and bitter
g. cases of choier IA and "a deaths during the
last "a hours.
Philadelphia Aug ls.--i cases of cholera ana
one death reported during the last ~ hours.
lJ-Eeven persons, who died of cholera, were
inferred at Springfeld O., Saturday last
Iron Monday last cholera deaths in Chi
Land. In Buffalo, OIL Thursday last, ~ cholera
cases and Is ceaths reported. AT Greenville. o,
there have been but deaths. from the 9Th TO the
I7ih; as We learn from a letter in the Dayton
Journal--70 families left the place.
nrPITrsnuEGH, Aug. lS.--The reception of
the President 10 day was most enthusiastic he
streets were adorned with flags anu banners, and
he was every where greeted with KIND ana hat-
tering demonstrations. Walter Forward wei
coined him in behalf of the citizens IN elegant
and warm terms. No accident occurred TO mar
the pleasures Of the reception.
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ALBERT GALLAriN--The powerful lea
der Of the Opposition phalanx in Congress
at the close Of the 18th century-;he last,
the only survivor Of the cabinets Of JEFF
ferson and Madison, for number of
ycars-has gone TO his rest. Albert Gal
latin. the venerable sage and patriot. one
Of the most ilustrious of the patrarchs OF
what was long called the Republican. in
contra distinction to the Federal party and
who has been for many years warm and
enthusiastic friend and supporter of the
Wings. who follow their ancestors in sup
port Of the well-tred principles Of 1776.
died last Sunday morning. August 10Th
at the house Of his son in law. in Astoria.
aged SO years. 6 months. and 10 days:
sixty-nine and a-half years having elaps-
ed since the 18th of July, 1850, on which
he landed on the shores Of America. al
Boston. in the midst of our glorious Rev
dictionary struggle, an enthusiastic repub.
ican youth in his twentieth year
The above is the commencement OF
IN interesting sketch Of the life and public
services Of Mr.. GALLArIN. which we find
in the N. Y. Tribune. We intended to
publish the article in this weeks paper.
but are obliged to postpone it-Eds. Pal |
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n q II | G. Il .

n ETTERS of administration with the VIII
4 annexed of the estate of " iiliam Dunn,
late Of the city Of Richmond. Wayne county.
and State Of Indiana. deceased, wer" granted TO
the undo rsigned by the Wayne Probate Court,
a the August Term, 1919. The estate Is sup
posed to be solvent
The undersigned will offer OF public sale at
the late residence Of William Dulin in the city
of RichMond, Indiana. on Saturday the ION
u 1.bI.r
the following personal property: TO- w!t-i1ouse-
hold and kitchen furniture, one Wagon, one
Cow one Carringe and Harness, two sets OF
Gears one Cart and Gears, two Horses, some
Lumber partly prepared for a house, ana
variety of other articles too tedious to mention
4 credit of six months will be given on all sums
over three dollars; and notes aud security TO p
approved by the undersigned. VIII be required o.
ne purchasers Further terms will be made
known on the dav of sale.
GARDNER MENDENIIALI.. AdmF.
August -, 1919. oo-tS-
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IS constantly efiectipg cures OF the utmost I'M
portai4ee. The mos; iucredulous are convin-
ced-ths most faithless are compelled 10 believe
ia tile po and virtue of this great remedy.
II IS universally admitted TO be the most Won
dertul combination known TO the world, for the
immediate relief Of disease and pain. 1t never
fats while there remains sufficient life to restore
ii natural AMI healthy action TO the capillary YES
scls Of the body, aud equalze the circulation OF
the blood. By this means, 4 controlling power
is gained over the most malignant forms of dis
e;,sr which cannot be obtained from any other
remedy. Such IS the power of this combination
that it penetrates to every portion Of the human
frame; every bone and muscle, vein, nerve and
ligamrnt i searched out, and made sensible o!
It's purifying and healing influence Hence IT
copes as readily with internal as external dis
euse. Numerous instances record where
this remedy has restored health to patients SO
the grave that the most powerful internal
remedies failed TO produce any effect. Such has
frequently been the case in INFLAMMATION
Of the BON Ef.S-no patien ever need die OF
this disease whore the Magnetic Ointment can
be obtained. That dangerous Epidemic known
as the FUTRID ERYSiPELAS can always be
cured by this remedy. For EXPLANATORY
EIIEU MATS VI, this Ointme nj is the most
plctc remedy ever prepared. In 80 cases cut of
loo il will afford entire relief to the worst cases
Of Nervous Headache in thirty minutes. For
nervous diseases this remedy is of immense val
ne. Affections of the Spine, Rheumatism. Lame
ness, liberated sore Throat, Bronchitis, Pieuri-
sy, Group. Choiir, Cholera Norbus. Ague in the
Face or Breast, Burns, ScaId Head. Scrofuia.
Salt lshcum, Iryspclas, lnhatned Eyes, Fever
Sores, Sc, will be Immediately relieved by the
the Use Of this remedy
D. For further particulars and testimonials,
see pamphlets left with each agent.
For sale by IRWIN REED, only Agent for
Richmond, where IT can be had Wholesale and
retail. Price 20 Cents per Bottle.
! Richmond, May 9, $40. 20:yr.
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WORMS, WORMSu WORNSu,

nORSEY'S CELEBRATED VERMlFuGE
La remedy unsurpassed for expriing irof-ats
warranted 10 contain nothing OF poisonous
character, bat Is simple IN its action and safe in
its application. The above medicine for sale
only by JOHN UA1NES.
Richmond, May %. ISio. Eft
EEAEE YOIT TRIED DIR. PURDIES FAM
4 L lily MEDICINES; well thy are good,
Cal. at DR.. Howe!ls Drug Store. No %. Main
street, where You can get Pur1ies' Pills, for
Disp-psia aud Liver affections purdies Hl4-ter
for all sorts of sores Purdes Ointment for ali
diseases Of the skin, erupiions, piles, burns, &c.
aud DR.. Purdies Phoenix Bittrts a great rcstorer
# the system. These medicines Just intro
iuced here. bn, they have had great III the
last Try them. and prove them.
Richmond. May %, 1919. loft
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RICHMOND, Aug. 9. 1349

RICHMOND, Aug. 9. 1349.
Accounts against city. presented by j.
$. Lyle, and AbUah Moffit, for hauling
stone on streets, amounting to S43, so.
allowed, and orders and city bonds di-
rected to be issued.
Board of Health reported to the Coun
Gil the expense had. under direction Of
the Board. for nursing Cholera patients.
&c, amounting TO the sum Of S122,45.
Orders directed to be issued on Treasur-
err for the above sum.
Account against city, for Lime, &c.
presented by IL. B. Payne. amounting %
7,16-allowed and order directed to be
issued w. 4. Bickle's bill for fees.
amounting to 81, and l.. Fischler's bill
for lime. amounting 10 9.lO. were allow
ed, and orders directed to be issued
On Mr. Hutton's motion, Geo. Better
was allowed city bond for 1857. which
the clerk was directed to issue TO him.
James Perry. Esq. member of the
Board Of Health from Sd Ward. offered
his resignation. which was accepted by
the Council. Judge Perry. was among
the most efficient members of our excel.
lent Board of Health-and his activity
and untiring efforts. in aiding the Board
TO transact the arduous duties imposed on
it. by the prevalence of the cholera in this
city, will not soon be forgotten by our cit
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Melancholy Accident.

List week, on the Of our paper going to
pesss, We had occasion TO announce the death Of
RuvUs PERRy, eldest son Of James Perry OF this
city, who was drowned in hollands Fork, near
Csntreviile, la. We were at that time unable
y give the particulars of the case, but to-day
record then as given in the Centrevile Wing:
1.-THE deceased we learn, with two other boys,
hsd gone in to batlIe, and whilst swimming near
Ne shore, he is supposed to have taken the
cSsmp, or become exhausted, and sunk. Every
Practicable effort was made by the boys prrse Mt
10 save him, but in vain. Some men working
sErw hundred yards Off at gravel pit, heard
ths noise and screams of the boys, but thinking
q first they merely playing, as had fire.
quently been the case, did not go Immediately
to the rescue. lie was probably about ten min
SITES under water before he was taken out
Prompt medical aid, and the usual remedies were
spilled 10 restore him to life, but all unavaling."
The deceased a most aIniable and proms-
ing youth, in the eighteenth year Of his age, and
his departure from the stage Of life at early a
period, is deeply regretted by all VIII" were &C.
qusinied with him. The bercavcd parents have
the deep sympathy Of ardent and siA.re friends,
and we trust that his spirit has taken its flight
for this enjoyment Of IL better world, and that
"tlseir loss is his gain"
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@ M I'D E e l. E a $
AND
-N EE "a ~9 . H..

MANUFACTURED BY STEAM AT THE
\ AMERICAN MAN L "A C TO X ! :,
257 PEARL STREET..
(Sgn of the Three Golden Tn,Lreltas.
ERCHANTS in want Of an assortment of
VI Umbrellas and ParasoIs. advised to pay
NO SECOND PROFITS. but to call at
the Manufacturers. who are making
41oo SDAEaTSa By the intro
duction Of Steam and New Patent Machinery,
and enabled to produce the best aud most
elegant styles of goods, and sell them at rate,
which they may DEFY COMPETITION.
ISAAC SMITH & CO., Manufacturers,
New York
p. S.-We have a branch OF our House estab-
Iished al BosToN, Massachusetts, at No. 4, Sew
all Block, Milk street, where We shall be happy
to see our w estern frie nds. /. S. i, Co.
July IL, lS49- 23:}m
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
signed has taken out of the Clerks Office
of the Wayne Probate Court, letters OF admin
istration on the estate of Lewis G. Evans, late
of Boston township, Wayne county, Indiana
deceased All persons indebted to said estate
are therefore equired to make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against the same
are requested to present them within one year
duly authe II tic ated for settlement
JOS. NJ. BULLA, Admir-.
Aur % 1919 35-tf
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Administrators Notice.

~ Office is hereby given. that the under
y signed has taken out Of the Clerks Office
of the Wayne Probate Court, letters OF admin
istration on the estate of Aaron Druly, late OF
Boston township, Wayne county. Indiana, de-
ceased. All persons Indebted to said estate are
therefore required to make Immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same are re
quested to present them within one year. d"i!
authe ntcated for settlement.
DANIEL CLARK, Admir-.
August 81, lo49. 3J-n
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Fresh Drugs andM e defines!
last Arririno at No.i6. Main street

Just 4rriring at Note. Main street
nR. HOWELLS, woultinform his custom
II ers, and all the rest, tn, he is now receiving
his Summer Stock of DR6s and MEDICINES;
all pure and fire. sh. and soihu the most reasona-
bic terms. He particuarl.requests any person
buying of him, who is not ;atisfed with the ar
tcie purchased. TO return land he will refund
the money;-he warrants sery thing he sells,
and is determined TO girs sdsfdef'on.
GCall a, No. Is, Main ireet, Richmond
June 6, 1879. l7u
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T l. K VI S.

In the Acadamy $50 90 per annum.
In the College,. 40 90 :"
For Music and use Of Arms and
AccoutrameutS. ............ ) 90 " g
For Fuel .......2 90
BOARDING can be had in private families.
at from Nv to two and half dollars week.
When in Barracks, il is designed TO furnish Com
mons at a uniform rate. Students from dis
lance will be required TO board at the Institute,
and have no communication with the town, ex
cept as allowed by written pei mits.
HTThe next session will commence Oh the
first Of September. and continue ten months.
July Is, 1919 30-ly
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DlED-At Salem, N. j.. on the 4,h
inst. Of Consumption. Ann l.. Leeds,
wife Of Noah Leeds, in the 5ath year OF
her sge.
Grieve not for her, but ourselves. Her
sweet countenancc shall cheer us no
more. but the spirit has LETT the moulder-
ing clay. 10 rest forever with Him who
supported her through many affections in
life, and who Eorsook her not in Death.
Frankfort PENN Herald.