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l
For Of tn worSt ToothocAe, BY ats applica-
tioa tew times.
THIS is the only compound which eectually kills the
nerve OF the defective tooth without The leasi pain
injury the others. Ills warranted conia in the
least acid kreosoie, which injurious the oiher
teeth and so poisonous in their effects. . w
This article Is oftened used 10 kill The the de-
ca we'd tooth before Alag thereby prevenngthe oper-
alton from being so painful
NIB. Seetha' the direction which accompanies each
bottle hasthe signaure Of FIR EDERtek BROM N
the proprietor in his hand writing without VIII ich
none can be genuine. ~ - iat f 7atrt-fas 1Ufl
Ives la ~ -ns A G PAGE. Sole Agent for BafA.
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When Cibber once. went to visit Booth,

When Cibber once. went to visit Booth,
and knew that he was at home, female
domestic denied him. g.. .uos~ -lruraT
G. took no notice OF this at the time
but when in few days afterwards, Booth
paid him a visit in return, he called out
from the floor that he was not at home!
How can that be-" answered Booth 4;
sdo 1 not hear your voice g" sa .- s.
"fo be sure you DO" answered Cibber;
but what then! ! believed your ser
want maid and it is hard indeed, if you
won't believe me -
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La, me-" sighed Mrs. Darlington,
mere ! have been sufferin' the bigamies
OF dea'h three mortal weeks. Fust was
seized with bleeding pbrenoloov :, ,ho
'eH hampshire OF the brain, which was
exceeded by stoppace Of the left vsn,;l.
ator OF the heart. THIS gave me an n.
Illumination in the borax, and now I,a
sick with the chloroform morbus. Tba. ~
is no bessin' like that Of health, par,;c.
ularly when ones sick" 80 ~ 800 100
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Weekly Supplies q

of everything NEW and DESI-
RABLE in his line of business. I
Strangers visiting the city are
cautioned to beware of being gull
ed by aswindling advertisements,
calculated to deceive the unwary,
and thus avoid being cheated by
paying exorbitant prices for mean,
slop made clothing, at a shop
where a good part Of the stock is
made up OF the fag-ends and con-
demned articles of the last years
stock of the
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Pure Block Tin Pipes,

ENTIRELY free from noxious poisonous qualities thai
IL many waters derive from lead when used TO conduct
it, and are recommended BY the first Chemists and Engn
of country superior any heretofore offered
for the purposesa Also Cisten and Well Pipes Al
SO, Lead Pipe, for saleby W WALKER co.
Bath, June 4, 1851. so
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4" The honorable Arnold Blaney, Judge Probate
The County at Lncoli.-
DESPECTFULI.Y represents John Stuart Of
~ Redmond III sand County, that he is guardian Of
bhbrrt Hatch, OF Bowdouham. in said County, nj ed
about years that said minor is seized and possessed
ei one Undivided hall vii Thade Mc-
Fariand OF said Richmond of IKE following real estats
situated III Richmond Village, wit a lot OF land
about hive rods wide by twenty roots in engt with n
barn and house saId loi and bounded the north
by land ~ possession OF Isaac snail and Samuel Hck
ley-"n the east by road-en the south by land
Of Judah Chase-on the by land of the Of
Rchmond that ii would be for The Interest Of the said
minor that his interest IN the should he sold and
The proceeds put and secured said minor
terest
That said Mcfarland has ofered your petitioner the
Of four hundred and twelve and half dollars
SAID MINORS interest,". which advantageous offer
wherefore The sail John stuart prays that he may be
duly licensed and empowered TO sell aud convey the
private sale The said McF ria nd according
10 The statute in such cases made aud provided
JOHN STUART
By his Attorney, EZRA ABBOTT.
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stoves! Stoves!!
New Goods.

NOW opening al the .Aaction Store; large sssoft-
" meut Of seasohabe Dry Goods such as Dress
Broadcloths. Doeskns Cashmaretts Summer Ipais
Brown and Bleached Sheetihgs, very cheap
BAH, June 81. u. w. OWEM
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iH0rg Richardson e. eos ga i.
Southern and Western
-aa7. Passenger and FREIGHT Offices,
At the Western Railroad Station, and at 72
.-ef State ST., BOSTON, Mass.

TO THE PUBLIC. We are prepared 10 send Trav-
= elers South and West, either by Railroad, Steam
bout Canal or Stage Coach, with great despatch. Our
faces cannot fail 10 interest people favorably, lei
their destination be TO any section in the U. States
the CanaCas. e... -.- .r.t. sou
As Agents for Railroad Corporations, we are al al
times ready TO furnish Railroad tickets, transport
goods either ms Freight or Luggage.
Novascoiians. Stae- OF Name people, and all oiher
intending go South or West, the approaching season
will please bear mind, that the only suihor-
lied Agents for the t..t9re 'rat 7.-'
q, MERCHANTS, LINE,
running between ABony and Buffalo and, that this
line of splendid boats connect with the Daily Steamer
The Upper and Lorsr Laes
All orders seni us by ourirends from abroad will be
promptly attended Ia, and in this would
advise those intending lacale South, West, or the
Cauadas, 10 write US by mail IN advance, that their
goods upon arrival here may drecI To the Freight
House, thereby saving Storage and Cartage.
For rates of fare routes, freight tariH, inquire
either of The within named offices, where correct nfor.
nation will be courteousiy and cheerluly given
Hon THoN IS HorKINsON, President Boston and Worces
Railroad, Hon JoEL " WHITE, Pres Norwich and
Worcester Railroad Hon ii b NORTON, Pres New Lou
don Norwich Ste amboat Co OrIs KINBALL, ESQ S
BOND, Esq; A WELLISGroN, Esq; Messrs ENocH
TRAIN & Co. proprctors of Boston and Liverpool line
Packets Messrs ADAMS Il Co. propretors California f.
press Messrs CLARK IL JONES. Halifax Packet Agents
Hon AUGUSTUS RANDALL, Lincoln, Maine. 6m4O
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McRSE'S "'s' n ed
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
TAyvr-4v ROOT. .~r-v-
WEf.ef prompted by every principle ofhumany 10
w make known To he world The -.-, p
Wonderful efficacy of this extraordinary
.ta Preparation. a.
Thousan ds have been relieved of 4 great amount OF
suffering, aud macy lives saved by the oft Il is
acknowledge ed by the judges medicine be the
most elegant scientific and saluiary preparations
use and
Depurative Remedy,
seldom, fever equaed Ii stands unriualed for the
cureh Erysipelas SAIL Rheum Canker, Scrofula, and
alldiseases arising from an
-..- Impure state of the Blood.
ALSO all
Bowel Complaints,
aud is used with Unprecedented in all cases of
Female Weakness and General Debility,
strengthens the weakened bodY-gives tone 10 the
rious organs. ndinvigorates The
Entire System,
and also for the ofthe
Liver Complaint, Cararrh, Dyspepsia, head
ache, Dizziness, Coughs, &C.
Those affected Chronic DiSeasfs of whatever torm,
will find This medicine only pleasant 10 The bui
certain cure. IN b; whhin the power Of remedial
II is composed nj medicines so happily combined az
toteni directly to give tone to The
Stomach and Bowels,
exctes 10 healthy the Live and the whole CLAM
DIT "a system, aIlay X I =. EG 49,
Nervous lrritabiliiy,
and promote the free action of the
LUNGS,
thus rendering applicable aldiseases of Chronic
1t is purely vegetable, and may in all
climates, and al all
Seasons of the Year. t.
Prepared only by C MORSE 4 Co. Providence, r
|, and sold by thousands all the United States
CanadaS &c
8. y. SHAW, Wholesale and Retail Agent
for Bath and this section of The Stale OF Maine Iy3s
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Clocks !! .CI0cks!!
Soldies' Claims and Bounty Land.
i. ID. SEWAA

f. ID. SEWALL
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY At law, having
~ made arrangements with gentlemen from Washington
for obtaining Pensions and Bounty Land under the
act fcoAgress and having received he proper forms and
Instructions nom the Department. lenders his services
those who are entitled to the benefit Of that act
Office in Pierce's Block, corner of Front ana
a. - Broad Streets. .sFS
Bath, Oct Is, 1850 17tf
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To the Hon Judge OF Probate within and for the Coun-
Iy of Lincoln
TUE undersigned guardian Of Penelope John B.. and
Ruth Thwing minor heirs Of John Thwiny. late of
WoowIch i'll said County deceased respec fully rep
resenis thai SAID minors seZedand of the
following described real estate viz situated in said
Noowich, on the north side of the old County Road
eaCng from the old Ferry in said tewn 10 Wiscasset,
bounded easIerly by Ed Of Cleveland Buck-ncriherly
and westerly by the fence il sands containing
about thirty rods, with all The buildings thereon stand
ing
That mn advaniag eous offer Of nine hundred dollars
has been made by Austin Gould of said Woolwch in
sail County. winch offer is for the inrUsl of all
cerned Immediately accept the proceeds of salc
be put out Cor the benefit Of said minors he
therefore prays that license may be granted HIM 10 sell
and convey The abnve described real estate 10 the per
making such offer ACCORDING The statute ~ such
cases made and provided. LOTHIAN P. TROTT.
Woolyvch, July 2, 1e51.
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Which he will sell at prices which
never have been and never will be
outdone, or approached, by any
other Establishment. Besides
which, the public are well aware
that there can always be found in
this establishment more than dou-
BILE the amount of stock than at
any other place in Bath, or on the
kennebec River, the barefaced
and ridiculous assertions of a M
Gus (9)eneighbor, who occupies a
seven-by-nine shop under the Sa-
gadahock House, to the contrary
Notwithstanding. The same man
who advertises to sell 'sto clergy
men at cost, and other professions
literally considered" Working-
men, of course, to pay the profit
on what professional men buy -
Nv
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LINCOLN, ss-At Probate Court held at wscasset,
within and orthe County ofLincon. the 7th day Of
July, A ID 1851.
On The going pe,ition ordered that the said petit
Oner give notice all persons said estate
that they appear Cour of Probate to be h.,L-
WIscasset within and said County, The FIRST
Monday Of August by cansing copy OF said petit
iion, with this order, be published in the Eastern
Times, rined Bath, in said County, three weeks
successfully, previous TO said Court
.---- ARNOLD BL4NEF Judge
Atte.t:-EDwTN $. HovET, r. eisteT.
A true cory, AnsSt:-EDwIN tiovEY, Reg. 3w4e
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Notice

rs hereby given that The subscriber has been guy Y
pointed administrator ofihe estate OF sparrow
laie of Topsham in The County OF L1neo'h, ~ ho.5.
and has taken upon himself thai rusi, oy s.s 800
as The law directs. And all persons having nn;S e
on The Of the said sparrow Chase re- IN "a
exhbt the same. and all persons I'LL,
es's'e arc e''''e0 1p'4 GEORGE w, CHASE.
July 7, 1851. . M ,te., M
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For Sale.
50 Packages
DRY GOODS.

THE subscriber is now opening al the Auction Store
one of the largest assorimens OF En-. lsh, French,
and American Dry Goods ofer red in this CIV con
sisng part of Dress Goods OF almost every variety;
Silks; Saiins; Barage de Lanes Mouslin de Lain, 5
Lawns Popns; Prints full and complei Ut
of black Silks PLAIN md ered black Sains Dress
and Vesites; fine German and F renc Broad Cloths
and DoeskIns; Cashmareis, Tweeds, and Saiineits
summer Siufs- Re, &c. The above will he sold nj
prices lower than before offered. Please call aud
examine. IL w. OWEN.
Bath, June 3, 1851. So
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OPINIONS OF rue REV. CLERGY.

OPINIONS OF THE REV. CLERGY.
Rev AUGusAU> BoLLEs, tbro,her of the late Rev. DR.
B'les of Boston, and former editor Of the Christ an
secretary, published at Hartford aler describing his
severe case If Sa Rheum says:
Il immediately procured a bote of your SYRUP and
box Of lsRATE, and commenced the of both
bottle ,oas completely cured Of Sa Rheum and wha,
was more, experienced a wonderful ,enoUati, n of my
general health From my owl, experience, and from
what have since learned frum my acquantances
have perfect confidence In the Syrup sovereign
Remedy for The Salt Rheun send you this stiier
from me sinpe desire Thai all who troubled with
hf fiery and troublesome complaint may once resort
10 e.ver's ctinker and Salt Rheum syrup, aud be
speedily cured 4 a. .fgstrrk .HEI NH@r.F
Rev, JABEz s Swan. Of New London, clergyman
o: distinguished and exalted repuaiioa III,
a letter 10 DR.. Weaver, under dale Of Feb. s. 1851
says ~
feel compelled by of duty 10 the suffering,
10 say IN regard TO your Cankef and alI heum Syrup
that have used il IN fan lily than year.
with most decidedly happy results end in number OF
cases within my knowledge. where il has been taken for
Ervs peas and Sail Rheum, it has been attended with
complete success where other remedies have entirely
failed havt been particular Ia nqulTing aer lis Of
in This seeiioh, aa,d III no instance where i, has
been iken according your direction. has other than
happy results followed, aud in many instances complete
cures.' .... ....
Rev. L. BARNEY, of r royidence, says To those
afflicted as have been Il can ce-rfiy nd he
Canker and Sail Rheum Syrup as medicine well wor-
Rev D. y. HILL f W oonsocket, saws After using
one bottle OF The syrup esupions The
face OF The body in the form of large boiches. which
were accompanied with disagTeeabe itching and burn
ing sensation. but bys the use Of the ointment which
procured OF you these have all healed up. feel truly
grateful you for The bene she has derived from The
use OF your medicine and recommend the afflicted
as worthy Of their G nidence and trial.
GILES TURNER Esq of Montvine, CT. in his riff
cate, speaking of the wonderful cure Of his WIFE of
most agg easepf with which she had
been afflicted tor twehsy Ven rs .eays.
fonr medicine has effected in he the most won
derfn cure ever known in section Of country, and
strongly recommend all afflicted in like manner, give
=" For sp~, sale s. 4 .GlP4ctn g Who aJ !. The on
~ authorized Agent for Bath and vicinity ~ 6rn2 rs
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POET ~ Iif.
The Household.

+ " u 1 II 1 s,;AliF
The Household.
BY ISAAC PRAY, JR.
The roof is old. The moss-tufts green
Cover each crevice with their sheen,
Is acknowledgement with dew |:
Al rosy girl of summers FIVE,
Her features fair and glowing.
Plays in the sun, so all alive,
Her locks light and flowing,
She seems fairy-child-a sprite, .t.
Just born to crafty the light
A vision sweet and new.
,sSypfe axoIs = qoIrziE .uBtzic go
A laughing boy, above well, s.
Is peeping down. He cannot tell
What spirit is below. X r--F
He wonders if he sees an elf -
= 1t laughs when he is laughing.
1t is the semblanec of himself, 80 90
Or some one water quaffing
To find the truth he calls aloud;
Echo but mocks. The boy is proud,
And Gliding says, II know"
Within porch, upon chair,
Tfme-worn. and rich with carving rare,
Supported by staff,
A grandfather, with wrinkled face, rt4F
And grey eyes dimly sparkling, '''
Is watching some far-distant place,
As twilight there is darklirg.-
With anxious MIND, till down a steep
A boy and girl like light fawns leap,
Spring to his knee and laugh.
A graveyard walk Amid its glooms
Two marble slabs denote the tombs
Of two, with whom decayed
The grace of life and beauty's power
.1 Whose primal virtues burning, s.
Were not the shadows of an hour,
But winged doves heavenward turning!
Joined in their lives, in dealh they sleep,
And evermore for them will weep
rha, orphan boy and maid.
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n RASPBERRY MARMABADE OR JsM-Pass
the raspberries. through, a fine ,seive 10
extract their Seeds, add to them Their
weight 10 fine while sugar, and boil the M
and stir them overathe 6re'unrii you car
Just see the bottom Of the stew-pan; treal
il as Ounce marmalade. y, "a. -h--.ssYi.
30 g. elrs-s f.sf-- ~ -.T1f E70-
CUR#ANr AND RAsrBERRY JEMYsA
Pick overa qnart ofred currants, quar-
of white currants and a quart of raspber,
ries; put he whole over the fire, siir
them, and let them boil'about te minutes.
then rub them through seive, strain. The
liquor while hot through Jelly bag, add
a pound Of fine white sugar to every pint
ofthe liquor, boil it, and treat it as direc-
led for apple jelly.
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iNEUL .t n-Aa Probate Gouri held =, n.,h. IN
II the fIth day Of June, A D 1851 " '~sA' ~
Orusred that VIM D. Sewali, sdninis,r ~ IL.
tate Of Joseph Sewsl late Of Bath in said c,m,
deceased, monty The heirs at law and credors Of -
count OF administration on the estste Of said "a
VIII be offered Tor allo vance al Probate Court NJ IA y
casset, on The first Monday OF August Hext wis, ~
where they may be present 10 they see cause ~
Notice to be given by publishing an a,tested eonrv 80
this order IN the Eastern Times paper printed in BAN
Given under my hand ihis Eth day of June III he
year of Lord one thousand eight hundred and 6ftv
one. ARNOLD BIANEY .Tudss or Pyokct,f = Z
Copy Aues,-EDWIN :. HOVEY, neg ae 3wa "a
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% he Honorable Judge Of Probate for The County Of


To Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County Of
| Lincoln
! SUSAN CORNISH, widow Of Charles Cornish, late Of
y Bowdoin said County, deceased respectfully repre-
sens that the died szed and possessed Of real
estate in which she is lawfully entitled to over that
part thereof assigned her by the heirs
ants or BY process law and lhat she is desous pos
sess and occupy the in severaty. She therefore
prays your honor that her dover in said may be
assigned and out TO her, and that commissioners may
be appointed for that purpose pursuant 10 law.
Dated this sixteenth day Of June, A ID, 1851. ..r.-
--..- .r-se . s.-- SUSAN CORNISH
At Probate Court held at Bowdonham, within and fnr
the County Of Lincoln the 18th day OF June, A. D.
1851. an ia'f rU .f
Whereas Susan Cornish, widow Of Charles Cornish,
late Of Bowdoin said County deceased having presen
ted her application for dover in the real of which
the said deceased died sezed and OrdeTe
the said widow give notice to all persons interested by
causing copy Of the petition with this order thereon
be published three weeks snccessively in the Eastern
Times paper printed in Bath that they may appear at
Probate Court TO be held at Wscasset me ht Monday
of August next and show any they have, My
the should not be allowed. -A
.H rT ria ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
3w4 EDWIN 5. HovEY, Registes.
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Rifles and Stones.

TIE Austin Rifles, Qunnebaug and Indian Pond
= Scythe Sones-for sale wholesale aipi reIail by
June 20, 1851. N w p MARsToN
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for the County of Lincoln ''t' 'fF - w IT

for the County of Lincoln '''D ''7F - 7---r'
RESfECTFULLY represents Abner II. Wade, Of
report IN the County Of Cumbe RAND guardian Of
80 Harnden of oolwich, in said County Of Linz
den a s s9n and heir law of Lemuel W Harm.
has an nndis say Woowich, deceased that said minor
Interest IN real estate sitoaied in s.d
M 'wlch, and bounded folIuyys 10 wi,:-Es.1 ~ ,
49,, ~ 1ss ney-s''ulh by land Of Samuel Soule-
~ alu oil Elias Brookings-and nor,h nv .nS ~
me helrs q iemuel w. Hsriden deceased co.,s;ma
xtynve acres, more ar less ~ = - = oA'"nS
IN SAID County OF Lincoln, and bounded ms s,i,,
wit;-Norlhery and easierly by land Of John N ~
ley Jr -souiheriy by land Of Jesse Bn;,ey w. psF
teriy by Montsweag liver. And the said
Their represents tLait would be Cor the benesI al
MINOR thai his Interest in said real estate shopd ~ %
and the proceeds thereof put interest fer The - !,
said MINOR and the said uardian further rrn,e..,
thai an advantageous offer of the sum of one hun,S
and Sky five dollars has been made 10 him by Roh.r,
Mck.wn Harnden for the interest If aid minor ii, ,a;d
real esiae and that the interest OF said minor and Iii
persons concerned will be best promo by mn imme
dlaie acceptance Of such offer Wherefore said enar
dian prays that he may be authorized and licensed 10
make sale of The interest of in he res esta,e
aforesaid al private sale 10 said Robert Mex Harnden
Tor the price aforesaid with without public noiice "A
The discretion IF said qua rGian.
ABNER WADE. Guardian of said Minor
T,ys * N d
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ABNER VIDE, Guardian Of said Minor
WiseosSe;, July 2, 1851. W. rn r1'H WTTf

LINCOLN, sat Probate Court held al yyiscs .se,
within and for the County Of Lincoln on The 9TH day
OF July. ID. 1851 -
On The foregoing petition ordered, thai the "a ia petit
TONER give notice TO all persons Interested in "a id ea-
,ae, that they may appear Court Of Probate 10 be
n"de al w scassei, within and for said County ON yhr
hTsi Monday OF August next by causing copy II said
petition with ihIs order TO be published in The Es,ern
Ilmes, printed al BAH, IN SAID County three weeks
successfully previous 10 ssid Conn ''lT F-f lie
ARNOLD BLANEr Judge Of Probate
EDWIN HOYEY. Reg
3w4 Hu: cory aHsst:-EDwIs 3. HovEY, Reg
TO the Hon Arnold Blaney, Esq, Judge of Probate,
within and tor the County of Lncoln- ,t. :
ELiAS CpLBI administrator Of III. estate of James
IL Colby late Of Webster. in said County, dec ca ed
especnuy represents That the personal estate of
eeessrd Is moi sufficient by he of dol
ars answe: his just debts and charges Of admini,
ration ne therefore prays that he may be empowered
ana licensed to sell and convey much II the real es
ae OF ne said oreeased as may be sufficient raise
the said sum with incidental charges. -
ELIAS COLBY.
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' i..li r. BROWNS '''a9, II. ~
Sarsanarilla and Tomato RitterS.

7liis A G PAGE. Soie Agent for BafA. !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04

Died.,
ening. April 3, Mr.. Jous VI. MooRE,


On Thursday evening, April 3, Mr.. JOns NJ. hooRF
aged 40 years.
The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon, at
O'Clock from his late residence No. % ate so East
Nineteenth His friends and those Of the family
respectfully invited to attend without further invi
tation.
On the morning Of April g. orro G. SAcKsAy aged IS
years.
The friends and relatives of the family also the
bers Of the New York Emmett Guards and the DoIenes
Lodge, No o. H. b. respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this friday afternoon at o'clock from his
hate residence, No. LOG Centre street.
On Thursday morning, April g. Of consumption, JosrrH
BOYLE, aged % years and 10 months.
The friends and acquaintance of the family the men,
bers and ex-members Of Manhattan Engine Company,
No s. and the Pelice Department of the Tenth ward
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence IL Norfolk street, this day, (Frday) at
o'clock y. NJ
On April 3. 0RiEAS VIRGINIA, infant daughter Of
George W and Sarah Johnson aged2 and months
The relatives friends Of the family and also those
Of William A. Stafford respectfully invited TO attend
her funeral this friday afternoon at O'clock from
the residence Of her parents No leo Christopher street.
without further invitation.
On Wednesday. April after lingering Illness, Will
LIAM BRAssISGToS. in the 6lst year Of his age.
The funeral will take place at o'clock this (Friday)
afternoon. from his late residence No. 3SS Eighth
Thrieth street Ills remains will be taken to
Staten Island for interment
On Thursday April WILLIAM IIgSRY, son of Thomas
and Margaret Thomas. aged years and months.
The friends aud relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of his
father. 81 Cliff street this afternoon at o'clock.
Albany papers please copy
At Middle Village, L. L. March 30 OF dropsy OF the
brain. haGpaLrS ANY MEISELL, youngest daughter Of
Joanna and James Nene Jr., aged year aud IL days
At his residence in Babylon l.. l., Thursday morn
Ing, April 3, Mr.. TIMOTHY 7. CARL.