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Ca II. IL. R.-A MIRACLE AT DUNDEE, ILL
NOIs-Read the following letter from A. s. Holster esq
Z" few weeks SINCE In village suffered with q
attack rheumatism and in constant pain
two days. r. r. r. was recommended and applied In
less than two hours he free from PAIN and enjoyed
pleasant Sleep For all pains find it instant remedy
1t sick headache neuralgia dysentey, chils and R
and all the other complaints put down in the adver
sement Our physicians It, and endorse its quick and
valuable properties. A. II. HoLLISTER,
Dundee, Cook county, III.
N. B.--RADWAY'5 Ready Relief the lame, stiff
jonted rheumatic and neuralgia sufferers 1t instantly
stops pain.
Every day we receive intelligence OF the quick efficacy
rheumatism and Diarrhea 1t Neuralgia and
Chill Fever. II Choera-allays Groups and Spasms
Sick Headache and ToothAche 1t neutra2es poisons
acids renders Malaria harmless nfuses health and life into
the cold and chilly blood 1t reeshes and nvigoraes
acts the system rendering the strong
and iron proof against disease We do claim that r.
Relief win all complaints; 1t is prepared
tain diseases arising from irritating causesa Rheumatic
Neuralgia Nervous and Malarous Diseases and all acute
pains 1t will instantly stop and quickly its
For diseases arising from bad blood, r. r. r. No. Foul
kinds Salt Rheum Scrofua St. Yuss Dance Chronic Dis.
and all diseased deposits quickly removed by the
Of Railways Renoyatpg Resolvent. IL Ia powerful,
searching and pleasant and dozen will produce
derful effect 1t is certain for all humors Price ST.
S5- For sale by G. SroTT Co and W. II. GnMAS~da
aug 30--eo3t
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General Pierce has our best wishes-London
Times.
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Congress- To-day.

SENATE.-The Senate was in session until
late hour on Saturday night.
To-day, the Senate met at ten o'clock
The naval appropriation bill was taken up
All the appropriations for the seVerai navy
yards were nearly doubled, by restoring them 70
the amounts asked for by the Department.
Additional pay was given to the officers and
seamen engaged in the search for Sir John Frank
lin.
4 large number of amendments were offered
and discussed.
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Joe sHILLINGTON has received Marpsr's Ne
TOBACCO, CIGARS, &C., ARRIVING.
m BOXES Charles French, pound lump
~ Is boxes j. X. Wadis, Oronoho, half pound

10 Ell Dorado, I"
30 Clay Pipes
drums genuine smyrna tobacco, very Hne.)
$4,000 HalfSpanish cigars
In store large stock Of choice brands of tobacco and
cigars and every article in the trade for SALE at factory
prices, by GEO. W. COCHRAN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer 7th ST., opposite
aug 27-fn Nat. lntelligencer Office
Ss6 REWARD.-MEDAIIoN LosT-About the middle
QDC of July last street, between Mr. Morrison's
School and 18th street There is small gold pencil at
ached 10 It. On side Is engraved" g." and on the
and many thanks by leaving 1t at this office.
aug 2S-Sts
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Ag good Printer,
w 10 take charge Of country office, about is miles
from Washington. TO temperate and capable good
situation and the best wages VIII be given Apply to Mr..
Nathan Hammond National Intelligencer Office Washing
ton aug 2S-eo3tt
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Auction Sales Tomorrow.
By E. N. sTRATTON, Auctioneer

By E. N. sTRATT0N, Auctioneer.
GTOCK AND EFFEOTS OF AN EXTERN
- stve Dairy Establishment at Auction
On Saturday morning, August 2Sth at 10 o'clock the
square fronting Auction Store the Centre Market
shall sell the entire stock Of Cows Bull Horses Harness.
Wagons, &c, belonging to that extensive establishment
known as Dunawins Dairy, yiz
% superior Cows, and Durham Bull
do Trotting Horses, 2 sets single Harness
do MIX Wagons Measures, and Bells
Sbrass-bound cedar Milk Cans
20 Halter Chains &c.
Great has been taken In the selection of the Cows
from imported stock all of which yield from three 10 six
gallons Of milk daily being In sound and healthy conditions
Attending unusual opportunity TO DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning 6rstrate family to dairymen and other
who may wish to repensh their present stock.
Terms $50 and under, cash over $780, credit sixty
and ninety days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest.
N. Blowing to the unfayorable state Of the weather
the above sale postponed to Tuesday morning. the Sis
instant
aug 26--2t IL. N. STRATT0N, Auctioneer.
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BY ]. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

E0RTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF DRY
IL GOODS AT AUCTI0N.--0n Thursday morning, Au-
gust 26th at 10 o'clock, shall selling at the
store OF Messrs Caget Newton, May Co., all their extern
ve stock of goods being the most complete and valuable
assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods offered
for sale at auction in Washington.
The attention of ladies and heads of families Is parcu.
larry called to this sale, which affords opportunity
for the purchase Of cheap and elegant goods.
The sale positive and to be continued from day day
until the whole stock Is sold.
Terms All of $50 and under cash; that sum
credit of two and four MONTHS for notes satisfactorily
dorsed bearing interest. JAS. Q. MCGUIRE
aug 4--d Auctioneer.
So The above sale of Dry Goods, at the
store of Cagett, Newton May Co., will be continued from
day to day. commencing at 10 o'clock The Ladies par
cuarly invited to attend bargains may be expected
Goods sold will be delivered after Az o'clock.
aug. 27-H j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctoneer
Joe SHILLINGTON has received Harper's New
u Monthly Magazine for September Contents
Memoirs Of the Holy Land The River Jordanby Jacob
Abbott Notes from the Bsrbary Statesby the author Of
Recoections OF St. Petersbnrgh The Infdel Rsbuked;
An Adventure in the Catacomb of Roe Hunting Adyen.
lures Ia the Forests of lie Morvan Insect Wings; The
Three Sisters Panther Hunt; "Reminiscences Of q Bow
Street Officer The Good Angels; Adventures in Japan;
Observation-Disclosures Of japanese; My Novel; Varie
ties in English Mfe-by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton--(con.
tnued Too EXCLUSIVE Attention to Business Bleak House
by Charles Dickens Animal Mechanics My Brother Tom;
The Little Wood Gatherers; John Randolph of Roanoake
Romance in Real Life The Ant, Emmet-A Lesson in
Natural History Monthly Record of Current Events Ed
tors Table, Editors Easy Chair Editors Drawer Literary
Notices; Comicalties Original and Selected Illustrations
Fashions for September Costume
and Walking Dress-Home Costume.
Nv
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Last evening n colored boy was taken to the
watch-hous by his father, suffering with mania
potu. lie was taken there to prevent his doing
damage, and discharged this morning, or returned
to his father
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City Items.

The DUEL.-The contemplated or reported af-
fair between DIR. Collins and Colonel Cunningham,
is finally disposed Of The case came up for fur
Their hearing before Justices Grubb and Goddard,
this morning, Judge Bayly appearing for Mr..
Doyle, and Mr.. Burwell for Colonel Cunningham.
Justice Goddard, after swearing Col. Cunning
ham, asked him to state what he knew relative to
the carrying of a challenge from DR.. Collins to
himself? Colonel Cunningham declined answer
ing any questions The justices, after consult
ing, decided to dismiss the case for want of evi-
dence and it was so dismissed 1t is understood
that if any duel was contemplated the purpose
has been abandoned by the parties.
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FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN, D. c.

The whole to conclude with
SKETCHES In INDIA.
Price OF admission 20 cents.
Doors open at ~ Observation-Disclosures to ut s.
omnbuscs to Washington will be attendance after the
performance. aug 27-3t
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So had General Buckingham.
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yIE INVITE the attention Of members Of Congress
wv and other TO stock Of Dress and Fancy 0oody
d. In which they may find goods hsndsome and cheap, and
bought for an Early Fall Trade. An examination Of
stock and prices Ia solicited
r. MYERS 4 Co.
aug 90 Ps.Ay., between 9th and 10th Ste
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Anairs In Georgetown.
GronarrowN. August 30

GroRaETowN, August 30-l2 m.
In consequence Of the heavy rains OF last
week, the river Mt this point has Been much swol-
len. In many places ii is entirely over our
Wharyes, but the strong northwest wind OF yes
teruay so iar checked it as, to prevent any dam
ages being done. This morning it is nearly
down to its ordinary height There is still, how
ever, strong current, which has stopped the
Little Falls ferry from running, and causes much
delay at that ferry opposite our town.
The damage done along our wharyes by the
freshet last spring has been entirely repaired
In many places where old dilapidated wharyes
were swept away, new and substantial ones have
been erected-atiording more space, and much
greater convenience to vessels loading and un-
loading.
We were informed this morning that Mr.. Will
son, the owner of our cotton factory, intends to
erect on the site between the factory and A. Ross
Ray & Bros mill an extensive Touring mill.
A large number of our Methodist friends left
this morning for the Fairfax camp meeting. Mr.
Robert White takes the company.
The report from the Montgomery camp is, that
good rains, good health good order and good
success attended them. The number Of converts
amounted to over one hundred.
Rally Whigs!-I am requested to invite all the
Wings who intend going to Washington on We'd
nesday night, to participate in the mass meeting,
to meeting at the Club Room in this town, at
o'clock. We hope there will be large turn out
Mr.. II. b. Walker detected and dispersed, yes
terday, a company of young men and youths who
are in the habit of meeting in the stables in the
rear of the Union Hotel, for the purpose of gam
bling.
There is at our wharyes this morning consid
cradle number of large vessels receiving and dis
charging cargoes-among them large barque,
direct from Peru, discharging cargo of guano
We were informed this morning that the small
breaches which interrupted the trade upon our
canal last week have been repaired, and nayiga-
ton resumed the entire length Of the line. A
large number of boats and immense quantities Of
-four and grain are hourly expected.
Private advices from the North this morning
have somewhat disturbed the -four market. do
not think over $4. 25 could be obtained for stan
dard brands. ELECTRO.
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DPALON's CHEMICAL HAIR INVIG-
Il ORATOR, to prevent Badness, and to
restore the hair that has fallen of or become thin and to
CURE EFTEcTuuLy SCURF OF DANDRUFF-price SO cents.
yEL0N's MAGIC HAIR OIL, for the promotion of the
LuxuRANT GROWTH BEAUTY the PRESERVATION and
ToRATTog Of the IIAIR-price rs cents.
Hs- These articles aoasvanted 10 girs sdtiadcton.
large and fresh lot just received by
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE
7th street. two doors above Odd Fellowp Hall
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SELLING CHEAP.
yyTIsHINa TO reduce my stock Of Summer Goods on
w hand, will sell them without regard to cost lnsms
in part
Fine embroidered Sleeves, 80 cents TO -
Do do Collars, 90 cents to 81
IN do CHEMISTS
Do do Linen Handkerchief, 621l CITE. to S.
In 40 Lawn do 371S cents
no do Muslin Caps and Cuns
No do Sleeve Nets
Aleo straw Bonnes Bonnet Rbands, Dress and Bonnet
Cans Kd sk Thread and Cotton Gloves Parasoets and
4 few cheap silk and Dclaine Dress Goods
aug 2G-3t A. TATE, Agent
CHA MBEH WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
The advertiser wants a Chamber in very convenient
place between 10th and 18th streets street and New
York Address A. L. VI. through the Post Office.
|, aug 24-3t
SwEET CIDER--Just received, and for sale by
- JN0. ID. KIBBEY a co..
aug 2i-t No. 5,opp. Centre Market
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DRAWN NUMBERS OF THE DELLA
IL ware State Lottery, Glass Il, drawn ut VIII
mington, Delaware, August ,lS52:
So SO 81 GA G9 30 70 18 so az A 30
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HIS NAME.--The name Of the man drowned
in the Potomac opposite the Penitentiary on Sat
urday last, was Charles Jett, of Alexandria.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-30

Congress to-day will be in no want of an au-
dience; and the only want we can think of as
being inseperabe from persons in the audience, is
to get out of it.
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BRITISH FURNITURE
POLISH,


rINHE LOST SENSES DEAFNESS AND BLIND
i NESS. by Dr. Kitto.
"This Ia work Of great interest from Of most
learned and accomplished writers OF the age revealing
mysteries Of the world In which those live who been
deprived Of the OF sight hearing. Ever since
his bdyhood, for than thirty years, Dr. Kitto has
passed life Of great activity scholar in state of the
most intense deafness TO which any living creature he
subjected His account Of himself and Of his discrmina-
ting remarks the condition OF the blind James MITCHELL
Laura Bridgeman, and others replee with profound
thought the interesting phenomenon presented in tho
progress Of their mental training nCriStan 0bserver
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PIANOS.

HAVEjust completed several sevenoctave Pianos with
iron frame and rosewood casemade Of the best mate
rails In the latest style These instruments combine with
brilliant sonorons tome perfect, touchwhich
Will sell as reasonable any manufacturer in the United
States also keep hand for sale rent, secondhand
Pianos on good terms.
j. F.KAHL, Piano Manufacturer,
corner 18th IT. and New York avenue, one square
aug 26-3E below Winder's building.
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Kitto's Daily Bible Illustrations.-Aorn.
ing Series 4 vols. II mo- 81.
Vol. l. Antediluyians and Patriarchs
2. Moses and the Judges.
.. Samuel, Saul, and David.
I. Solomon and the Kings.
BtsRidg iSrieS. vols. IL mo. a..
Vol. l. job and the Poetcal Books
2. Isaiah and the Prophets.
,. The Life and Death Of our Lord
4. The Apostles and the Early Church.
For sale at GRAY a BALLANTYNR'S Bookstore,
It'll street, two doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
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Tickets sl5-Hayes 81 Quarters 49, 5-Eghths slS7s
Address y. T. ObhlEN, agent,
aug 3d. ALEXANDRIA, va,
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A LOCKET FOUND.

lust received 900 Eleuthera Pneappes In good condi
- ton, which selling OF at low price.
aug 27-3t MURRAY a SEMMES.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07
L L ILA B ETH BARTON.


Such were my sensations under the frs
shock OF the threatening symptoms. Tn,
flushed check and flashing eye; the ner
rous energy, bordering upon delirium; The
throbbing, wiry pulse, and burning heat
crisping over all that snowy purity Of
complexion all these arrayed against the
reused resistance of tina: noble constitution
-unfolded like bat;ie-chart to my star
tied apprehension And the grouping
of the anxious family, which always has
its force in medical prognosis the father,
with his look of fear and helplessness,
breaking into tears aud tendernesscs, SO
unusual with him the mother, looking
that complete break down wretchedness
which she felt; Mary, busyins herself with
nursing duties, which she is in, venting to
crowd out the thickening thoughts of dim
ger and the children, with eager alarm
in their little faces, peeping from under
cover in every corner that could com mmard
my countenance, to read their hopes and
fears i'll its expression How electrical
the u ssH focus Of saSs hHFHHs tie Gis @
how much depends, to the patient, family,
and phy s:cian, upon the impressions of
that first fronting with the malady! Its
intensity must be broken by a movement
Of professional authority, and hearts get
relief in the activity OF the hands, or mis-
chief will follow that can not be repaired.
Bring me some water, Mary, fresh
from the spring-a large bowlfull and a
thick towel for her pillow. We must
sponge her head anu hands, till the eAcess-
i've heat is we'll reduced and, Mary,
bring her tumtler, tipping full, to drink,
too
"Oh, thank you, bless you, Doctor
I'm burning with this thirst and fever
All day long the water in the spring run
has been ripping just beyond my reach
the sound Of its dropping falls like blows
upon my ear; 1t boils upon my hot tongue;
and the steam of it fills and seethes my
very brain. It runs away between my
spread fingers, when try to dip it up, and
1t bursts out into fame As soon as it touches
my hot lips. Oh, give me some cool,
fresh, sweet water, and let me rest, for
I'm so weary; and-and have SO much
to do when waken."
"The trouble On her mind is for US, as
it always!s," groaned cut the father; "and
che S just killed with labor. Iw.sh it was
myself that was lying there, and as we'll
prepared, for I'm 10 use now and she'll
be hard to spare il this desoiate family.
She has kept us together, with hard strug-
Cling, many long day, ana thOugh at she
Would be spared to Us, and thea We would
hardly want anything else in life. Must
We lose her, Doctor, dear, do you think Z"
"Lose her /. No, it is not possible |,
Is not in the harmony of things. We
love her as well, and need her more, than
the angels do and we'll hold her here
with heart-strength that will not fail US.
Fear nothing, believe and wait"
NY own prophecy did but little to A.
sure me but fear answered as well when
hope failed, and without batting jot Of
effort, gave her such skill of medicine
and nursing, IS head and heart could fur.
nish for nineteen days and nights; doing
double duty with half rest, in order 70
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LEWISBURG CHRONICLE
An INrEt8SDRNT FAMILY JOURNAL.
hsued on Wednesday aaornings at Le,risburg
Uainn coun1n PENIS uipanic.

7ERRS-$l..0 per year. for cash actuslly in advance
Slj, IL paid within three months; If paid within
year $50 If not pai before the year expires cents
single numbers Subscriptions for six months less
be paid in advance. Dscontnuarces optional with the
Puhli>hs-, exc L when thn ear is paI up.
ADyIkrsE8Evrs handsomely ir.'.r.ei az - cents per
square wsc, 81 four we ks. IS year two squares
81 for months. s. for Mercantile advertise
mrntr not exceeding fourth Of coaugr, 80 ve-r.
JOB WORK and casual advertisements 10 b. paia for
when handed in delivered.
CONCENTRATIONS solicited al subjects IF general '-t
res. not within the Il parts .rCtariln
All letters must come post paid. .ccTFni hv The rl
address of the writer. to receiv. attention T-rlose
relating exclusively tn the Editor a. DE meIt. h. i
rs-ted q IitSEY c. HIcgoE. Es.. Iaoyand Lose on
business to o. y. WoR3Es. Pstlislsr
oic- Market street, betwe, S-road ani Tg; over
the Post 0fhc-. u. n. WoIDE.., Pro; riet0..
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, ETC.


WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER rs
W. selling watches at retail ct the Lowing
Low price, beirg much less than other hous
Fine Gold Detached Levere. full jewelled 80.
Gold Hunting English patent Levers for gentlemen
Gold Hun ting Watches which eight dars.
Cola Watches in magic which change into three
different watohcs
Gold Watches which wind and set hands without any
key.
JERGKNsEN
Watehe with certificates from him with each watch per
feet time keeper.
WATCHES
Duplex and Levers, In hunting cases. perfect time
keepers.
INDEPENDENT SECOND
Watches for timing rses In gold and 81 ver
Splendid Gold Pocket
cHRoS0METERs.
Gold and silver LEVERS. DETACHED LEVERS,
and all other styles of watches.
All If tho above for sale at retail much than the
usual prices also, all kinds of diamond rings and
pins
SILVER SPOONS.
Also all kinds Of gold chains pure gold wedding rings
gold keys and scala gold and pencils geld and silver
thiIables diamond rings and pins bracelets gold lvckts
cuff rings gold and silver acles breast pins
finger rings silver fruit hives, sterling spoons
ferhf 80 at much less than the usual price, Watches
and jewery exchanged All watches warranted to keep
good time the money returned. watches cocts and
jewclry repaired in the best at much less than he
usual pficcs ono. q ALLEN.
Importer Of watches swery wholesale ard retail No.
ii Wall street. up Stair. near Broadway.
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Died,


On Saturday evening" 18th inst Of puerperal convul
sions MARY JANE, wife Of VIM T. Bryan, and daughter
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral this day. (Mouday) 18th
inst at O'Clock from her late residence No 252 Full
ton street, corner Of Clin on street. 81 ooklyn.
On Saturday evening" 18th inst after long and pain
full Illness Capt. RoBERr GAY in the 47th year OF his
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral on Wednesday afternoon 18th inst at
o'clock from hie late residence No 255 East
without further invitation The remains will be taken
to Casine Me for interment
December H. FRANCES ANN wife Of VIM Il. Evsrs, aged
so years
The friends and relatives respectfully invited at
tend her era from her late residence 1l7th street.
near Second avenue Harlem on Monday afternoon at
o'clock.
Dec r. after brief Illness borne with great Christian
fortitude and resignation, Mrs JAMES ARrRoso at ISL
West Twenty. ninth etreet near Eighth avenue.
The funeral will take place Tuesday morning. at the
Chelsea Methodist Episcopal Church Thrtisth street
between Eighth and Ninth avenues, at O'Clock. The
friends Of the family and Of her father Capt Oliver Van
derblt ARE invited to attend Carriages will be in read
to to the Moravian Durying ground Castle
ton Staten Island
On Sunday, Dec IL LEVI infant OF Levi and Hester
Paving.
Graham, aged 81 years
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence No.
20 Hudson avenue Brooklyn on Monday, 18th int, at
2 o'clock P
suddenly, on Sunday morning, Rev. LUKE DAWES in
The en Of the FAMILY respectfully invited to
tend the funeral Tuesday morning Mt IL o'clock from
the residence of his grand con- John NJ Davies "a Front
street, Newark The will leave New York at 10
o'clock.
WILLIAM LEWIS MATHEW youngest SON OF the late VIM
and Mary Jane Mathew, aged years and months.
The friends Of the family requested to attend the
funeral from the residence of his mother 410 Greenwich
street, this day, (Nonday Dec. Is at O'Clock.
yAt Wet Farms, Sunday afternoon, Dec IL, of
sumption SARAH Ann, wife CT John Cu,b. and daughter
OF the late William Ba'bgate, aged "a years
The friends of the family and Of her brothers In law,
James and Thomas H. respectfully invited to attend
her funeral. on Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock
On Saturday evening at o p. NJ GEORGE ScRnGEUEn,
a native of SCOTLAND aged 46 years and IN ,nths.
The frend Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral, Tuesday at o'clockP from his
late residence No sol Pearl street The members OF
Montgomery Lodge Of the Masonic order respectfully
invited to attend alec the members OF the Thistle Asso
citation
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SQUIRTING.

c,PoRTINa-Go TO WILLIAM BUFFERS CHELSEA
- Maror House. Of Twenty nth street. And Nnth
avenue spd sec Gibson the p.de.ras wnn naars
sucres,ion without sleeping sitting down v
CONNIE cling this evening at ocl ck TORE
ssr OF 5000 Tickets for whsls feat 70 cents sinsh
edyniselCn. GU