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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-09
YOUNG LADIES
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL!

TIE TEACHERS Of this Academy gratc-
l. fully acknowledge the liberal patronage they
have enjoyed for TIE past year. They exceedingly
rcarct that the Inconvenience oi their Rooms las
hitherto aii1rdc, them no opportunity for pubic
examination of their Scholars. 1t is with pleasure,
however, they announce the speedy erection OF
large and convenient building. 4 suitable lot has
already been procured and arrangements are in pro-
gross for the immediate commencement Of tho
building which will be fastened to compIction-
The School will then be furnished with all the me-
ccssary apparatus for facilitating the Scholars in the
various Departments of Study, and the public are
assured that no pains will be spared to Pace the
School on an equal footing with any in the State.
The exercises Of the School will be resumed on
MONDAY, January Sd.
Terms of Tuition the same as @,rmery.
1t is desirable that the Scholars begin with the
opening of the Session, particularly such as intend
TO commence the high branches Of study.
The Teachers hold themselves in readiness TO ac-
conmo1atc the Scholars with Board at the usual
prices, $40 rcr month.
Dee 90 If 5V
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Planters Hotel !!

rFNIIE Subscriber takes this opportunity Of re-
L turning his sincere thanks to his friends :ol
the very liberal patronage they have EXTENDED Il
him, and takes this method of saving that he vii
continue to keep open the HOTEL for this year
having refurnshcd it with
New and Excellent Furniture,
And literally put every thing in order for the nc
commodati,n of the travelling community generally
Regular Bnarders will be required to Settle
monthly. and Transient Buardcrs by the week:
j. L. DOBEY.
Jan 81 st
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American HOtel---DissOlutiol,

TNIlE Partnership heretofore existing Of BOAT,
j WRIGHT e JANNEY, was dissolved by
its own limtun, ON the 18th inst
JAS. BOATWRTGHT,
J. G. JANEEY.
Columbia, Jan 20 3t
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Green Female Institute

Esy Miss Sophia CMHpIH.
'ENIlIS Institution is located seven miles North o
il Edgcic!d C. H., and within sight of Elton
P.O. it is situated in remarkably healthy portion
Of the District, and convcm:cn: to an excellent
Spring. The building is entirely new, large and
cunllnuaiuus.
The lnsructrcss, Miss CuArIS, has the reputation
cf being an experienced and talented Teacher.
The Elementary, and all the higher branches of
English, together with Latin and French are taught.
Terms per Session of five months for all branches
except Music, Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
Music. including use Of Piano.. ,............23 % w
Good Board can be obtained in the nciglborhood
AZ 81. per Month. For further information, if de-
sired, apply to rithcr:o tie undersigned.
S. w. NICHOLSON,
JOSEPH ADAMS.
Oct % AM 41
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yVhisiscy, Ruspn, ESraEsdy, &c,

SEhEsMcy, Eegs2A, ESE;sssHE, &C.
aO BARRELS Rcc,ifie'l, M"nongahela and Mil
OU lcr's Old Rye W!TISKEY,
New England and Jamaica RUM,
American and Holland GIN.
American and French BRANDY.
Madeira. Tcncrife and Malaga WINES.
Pcopcrnint, Cinnamon and Perfect Love COR
DIAL
LEMON SYRUP. hy the Gallon or Bottle.
Irish and Scotch WEISKEY,
Cider and White Wine VINEGAR,
Pint, IIalf-pnt and Quart FLASKS.
Wine. Lemon Syrup and Porter BOTTLES,
DEMIJOHNS, ali sizes.
i. HODGES, AGENT.
Nov 90 If 10
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Columbia. Jan
A CARD!
American EEotei---CElilngc OF FrO'
ENrSEaiD.

AIRS. SARAH FLEMING md Mr.. JAS. +.
vi FLEMING respectfully give tot;cc, that they
have purchased and assumed the management OF
the AMERICAN HOTEL, lately 80 successfully con-
ducted by Mr.. }. c. JASNEY
In taking charge Of this Establishment, they do
90 with the intention Of using every means that cx
pcrincc and energy will supply TO give entire salts
faction to their Patrons, and promise jealous attcn-
ton 10 their comfort In asking continuance of 4
fair portion Of public support they do no with the
assurance that they intend to deserve ii.
The table will be supplied with every thing that
the market affords, served up in the best manner,
and dispensed by watchful attendants and the
chambers aud parors will be found always ready
for the reception Of guests.
SARAH FLEMING,
j. T. FLEMING.
Columbia, Jan 90 st 3
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Undressed BIeached Shirtings

GNOWDEN & SFl EAR, Augusta, Ga,
- have received from New York, Extra 44
Bleachcd SHIFTING, perfectly uudrctscd, and a
very superior fabric for Ladies' and Gchtlemcn's
wear The public arc respectfully requested to call
and examine the article
jan l0 # 81
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Bethany Academy.

FEN HE Exercises of this Institution will be re-
d fumrd on Monday 3lst january, 1858.
The Rules. Rates of Tuition &c., are the same as
last wear Any information respecting the School,
Board, &C., can be obrsinctl by addressing the
subscriber through Longruires Post Office, Edgelcl
District.
GEO. GALPlIIN, PHIScIrAL.
Jan u - ut
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NOTICE.
RICH FhLM DRY G0GDS.
GRAY BROTHERS,

RICH FhLL DRY GGlnS.
GRAY BROTHERS,
AUGUSTA, GA,
DEG to inform the public, that their Fail Stock
ID Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
is now complete. In addition to our Store we have
added handsome
Silk and Dress Goods Department,
where will be found the Richest Dress Fabrics of
the season, at the lowest New York cash prices.
Among which are:
Rich Erucale Dress SILKS and SATINS:
Extra fine white and black Brocadc silks and
Satns plain and Chameleon do:
Plaid and Striped Silks; rich Irish Poplins and
Tabinets;
Rich cnlorcd and black Silk Vclves
Rich Satin Brochc Cashmcres
Extra fine Sa,ins, American:
Black and White Wairrrd silks;
Plain black silks, Ill widths:
Small figured black Silks Half Mourning Silks,
Black and colorcd Alpacas and Bomhazncs;
Black and cuorcd Br"cahc Alpacas:
French and English Mrrinos and Casllmcrcs;
Muslin Dcl1incs, Gin"hams and Calico, in great
variety Of styles and prices;
In our Cloak and Shawl Department.
Will he found, the latest styles of culorrd and
back VELVET CLoAKS, SACHS and MAN
TILLAS,
Cloth Craks and Manas neat and comfortable
Blk, Cold and Walcrrd silk hlarlas, of all kinds
Long and Square Wo"lcn Shaws in great variety
Flain Grape SlIawis very low priced,
A few extra rich l;mh. Grape ShawIs
In our Domestic Department
We can say that we keep MI the iavori,c brands Of
kERSEYS, OSNABt;RGS and BLANKETS.
and can atrl to sell tlcu 1T factory Prices rs well
as our nciglbors.
SPECIAL attention is requested to 30 bales Of the
best kERSl;T ever brought South (b"ueht at auc-
tion,) $ cents per yard less than factory prices,
Satncts, Jeans, Twccls, Cloths, Cassimcrcs, and
Flanncls of all kinds,
And great variety Of ether GOODS, to which
we request the attention of the public.
Oct &c If Al
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EE Eal'sEcsg.
Carpenters WANTED.

TIME Subscriber wishes to procure the services
Il Of Three GOOD CARPENTERS. To such
rs are of study habits and competent to do all work
in their linc he will give constant employment aud
the best Of wages. JOHN VIII.
Jan IF 81
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Cash Business

TNIlE Subscriber would take this opportunity Of
l. returning his thanks to his patrons for their
liberal support during the four years he has been
in business and respectfully solicts continuance OF
their generous patronage; but at the same time it
must be borne in mind that lie wishes to do exclu-
sivcly CASH BUSINESS, and to carry oat this
object more fully he will open 10 books for accounts
this year. &. l.. PENN, AGENT
Jan If 81
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRhUDED!

Buy no book unc,s Dr. A. NJ. Mauceau, 1879 Liberty ST.
y. V. the c page, and the -ntry in Jerks Once
thr h,ck Of the tile acr corresponds herein aud bny only
oTrectabr AID honorable dealers, send by mall aud ad
dieSs to Dr. A. VI. Manrrrsm.
Full title page. with ronentS together with few pages
treating nf important ulects cvcrT married FINALE will
be f.ce charge enclosing letter stamp ID
prepaid letter. addressed rs herein.
iron receipt OF FIFTY Cents, Tor One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra bind!ng,)
.TEIE MARRIED. WOMAy'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL. COMPANION" is sent (ninfl,d
r.,si TO nny part or the United Statrs. All
letters IN ukt be postpaid. nnd addressed to
DIR. A. Va. NACHICEiU, Box 1924. New
York city. Publishing ofacc, No. l20 Liberty
ntrret. New ltris.
~ For sale in this place al the Drug Store of NJ
a. G. TEAGuE. Price only Fifty Gents.
July 81. 1852. 6m q
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Notice..

A Ii persons indebted to the Estate of Mrs.
n SalIie Miles, Decd, will please make pay
ment Immediately and all those having demands
against the Estate will present them to the subser-
Der properly attested. JOHN LOTT.
Jan 1t 5l
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Take Warming !

A TT. those who are indebted TO me indvilu-
"a. allv, Walker e Coleman, Brannon dS Cuc-
man. or w. b. Brannon, that do not make raymcn,
by the first of February next, will find their ac-
counts and notes in the hands Of Officers for col
lection, as money must have.
NJ. W. COLEMAN.
Hamburg, Dec l3, 2m 40
Notice.
T APPOINT Mr. Il. }. DELHI Of Hamburg, my
Il Agent in the settlement Of dues tn myself, or
any Of the parties above mentioned. The buuks are
in his hands. NJ w. COLEMAN.
Iamburg Dec Is, 1859. 2m 4S q
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Tax Collectors Notice.
No.. d.

T WILL. ATTEND at The times and places herein
L specified 10 collect the General Poor and Road
Tax for the year commencing lst October 1852
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-09
THE CELEBRATED
C0EEETON ESET TIE Ea s..
a Purely Vegetable Preparation, and
Sovereign Remedy for
ny s p N p &TE9

DY SP MP STAT
rEITESE BITTERS arc purely Il VEGETABLE
L COMPOUND, and are offered to the public
under the fullest conviction that thcY will be found
y safe and sovereign REMEDY for DYSPEPSIA.
They have been triumphantly tested not only hy
numerous families and Physicians in the South, who
have furnished ample testimony as 10 their decided
excellence hut also by the Proprietor, who, for ten
years suffered all the gloom incident to that stub
born and distressing disease.
The Collcon Bittcrs are also 4 Carriniative,
most excellent FOR Cholera Nlnrbs, Costiveness, Sea
Sickness. Nausea proceeding from whaicvc" cause,
Siortnces af Breath Acidty, Heart Burn, Cramps
and Stitches in the Breast.
The above Medicine is highly recommended to
Literary Gentlemen Students, Elderly People, and
Others of scdcntary habits.
For the satisfaction of those who may not other
wise feel disposed to try tllis valuable Compound,
reference is made by permission, to the following
highly respectable gentlemen.
Rev T. J. Young, VIM. Yates. VI. d., d. 7.
Cain NJ. d., Alex. Robinson, Col. L. Lance, Char-
7sun.
r. NJ Curtis, NJ. D.. St Johns Island
Ex-Gov. W B. Scahrook, Edisto Island.
B. r. Bythewood, Beaufort
Rev. A. Woodward Hon. YIN. Pope Rev. j. 3.
Seabrook, Paul Pritcharl, NJ. d., Bluiiton.
cES- PRICE, IS cts per Bottle. For salc at Edge
field C. H.,by G. L. PENN, AcEsT.
Oct 90 If 40
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n office.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of Jane
N Logan decd, arc requested to make imnfe-
diatc payment and those having demands will pre-
sent them forthwith, properly atcsted according to
! law. AMBROSE Mn, Admr.
! Feb 5 l2m 5
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Notice.
Final Notice
Notice.

: A IL those indebted to the Estate Of W. W.
N. Wa!ling, decd, are requested to settle rs
soon as possible, and those having claims will render
them in Immediately properly attested.
CHARLES HAMMOND, EH'or.
ian 10 Il l
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YOUNG IMMIGRANTS.

To he Edifsr o( The y. y. Tri5-He 80, ,
.sIR; Some sir weeks since little boy and stu small
ey GIRL brother AID sister, arrived here from Ireland II
seems their parents had been for some time IN this coun
try and paid the passage OF these little ones 10 their adopt
cd hoe But In sending for them from the ignorance OF
the parents they did no. furnish the children with full IN
trutions as to how they would reach hem-or from the
extreme youth and nexperience Of the little ones such IN
formation if they ever possessed IL was lost The enn
drep swere landed without funds friends to receive
them To satisfy the cravings Of hunger they asked Tor
food and their first appeal happened to De made
to Mr. Daniel Sweeney, No &C Chatham ST. Who on inter
rocaing them learned that their parents ta A1eea
Alter bearing their aless tale he took them into bis house
had them wei cared for and assured them that he would
make effort TO hnd their parents Ms hrst va
of the slip agents then to the party who reunited Tor tner
passage ihen-tut let it suffice, that ser sx weeks les
Ter and Geographic communications hitler and thkher the
parents Of little Pat and Bridget found IN the interior
OF Virginia and the little start on Monday morning
Dec 3 in the o'clock train for Baltimore aud, a. the
columns Of The IlJUne read by the passengers IN
that train. viii DO found good enough TO look
around for these juvenile traveller and lend them aid and
comfort on their way.
iOlf oicdiolt servant
.lffkU q
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sd corr. ofProsors sppolased IN ~ 80 ~ .
Dor Chfissscs Bspsi md Da. - 10
bui1lnfs srretsd Of economical yet s ,,i'- 49,
sac he In fsfion ersDed ~th shout three bnsat "a -
bsf asi is.1s g1siis receive hfIeEed NOR. a. -
~ tfe rrsr ID state ~ uoo4atious
10 seosuf 10 ks g.y resIf he tbrissns ho11f ,o1
TsfaiifsY iedf hase farff t9susriFs s, 81
PED he 1fssay Til bs kesn col ectst un.r to
he tadnF f-1t lhe nstuf s ires
'orposi 70 Ploss0 aif g eaups an ~ 'f r. b1iings
shs 81 ESQ co ,zsrd The 10 reader
the soproTt n irst ucon which proposes rs -
- rsissd fhs eco sfssoy collected for @ ssrps dy s-
c a iclfEsI a. sce piece each sehtIl or snare
fTss d tu'icr.
sss shses are ar,asy prsua Of sl5 tie Safe Of 0io,
bat be College sor collect 10 r-p ron vide srs viii
sen So nsiFhbohcc3 II B. svoled IL
naes sTrrg Re uuttran body sy-hsyiax
hefsily the oeraity snrlcde1e
Il AXIS he uUl,ssss Of tie Pat ssa We ths
towards ihs bcdr Cnd lules they wiiaE ID hs
the csye aid fro the
AT tie conclusion q Mr. Dean address the Rev DR.
Bellows made few remarks speaking o. the good soae
ana be done by the Christian denomindon especially
in the West. He followed by the Rev Mr. Fay pas-
tor Of the Christian Church in Suffolk st. who aided =
few rtmarks Upon the progress OF Liberal Christianity m
the Wet after which he offered The closing prsyer
considerable number 81 copies Of The lectures on
Christian Doctrine. by the Rev VIM. c. Eliot pastor OF
the Church Of the Messiah in - Louis were placed at the
disposal Of the congregation ana eagerly taken The do
naad much sea'er than ile supply that to gen.
temen requested the pastor 20 procure huadr mors
c0pes for distribution next Sunday evening az Oh sr
pense.
Several generous subscriptions wers ASIDE to the neal
In cid Of the funds of the College avon the spot ard
,as evident that the servso OF The evening were 70 hive
sslutary effect upon the prospects OF t6o institution
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
MnMANA MInmIA lONVEAIION

=. - fIna,J ne I,ts~s
hin IL re T,,tnne ofLis mining md feyeri n he
Womans ieLIs convonlios hfh al tsLes1f Dung he
tfe,ni we,L h this rapofl fad he b,9riaz g4,sxAgh
relating 10 myself aud containing iaisa sale4sais vAh
| d,aifu a. comet
. H., i.',s .'. :. '.' :. ~ ~. ~ 49,. .s ~@. = r. -,
''"s. '".". '.i' i. To-, ". .,lI- 49,. ~
t., ' Gi,s@s
My letter CONTAINED ~ esfossea NJ sJmgIhy .lk ~
movement ~ n feason given 10 iLe psg41syl 44g<f
no, ddii urge H., ffolney u making irsAsAs1e m ~
Other yi,a ~ oifme ground of dyDns "a fsN,sz a.
,stapfstl fit auite al lOss aLsfef ~ tnf,.s "a
inaiats n,lt t. a. lpi4y ~ Nal Asa3 grs-es.
but l inclined "a II made ine apfea 80 ll9Ns tf ~
former positions publicly a4suled ~ foI-ss o. - 49,
ter might be- eel fgLtin Jour eplsmns
In tie letter referred &c. expressed ~ 1tsfet a ~
proposed Convention because i va .s Afs fssy pa
ical step which bad been taken Il et- IL ~ 90 e,A
aud added that had bot hefeloiofe ben l1sl-e- w.
the mo, enrnf except lar a. publ iLDos - a. -tss
OF Temperance bad caused me % seem.
thtn referred t. the present lsrs Feg-lzdrg ~ pa
dsnshp of lie children Il dlyofcid pzTies g9Gt.
when forced, by the brutality and ycO1f lett = 4tr
husband obtain divorce, s almost always csr.rs- -
her children aothe law giving the judge Pgwgf - e.
eide the question between ne pAries AL TIE s-Af-
ship being usually assigned to ihe father o. e s- 8
his superior pccuniaIy ability 10 msnisa ~ clafge Ia
il mAniiCfy unJUEt, o. wen a. mleliac al = c.
prive the mother Hto has been forced 4 suf to- s
liage tie Of the c,-ren her fee comfort y - g re
children, to leave thom under the training % a. z1rs
community d Inand that the pures ami raos e1a1t1r n
euence should be about the young. Tie Fcp q s
arorrent wa that man who il morally Uuii % rs.A
lie relation of husband i unfit g. be entrusted Ill ts
pusrdiauship and educ alton OF childrea 1, f-r
urged that Legislature should be peaoned 70 - an
tbe laws regulating divorce that the innocent party ssol
in all cases be granted the legal guardianship Il tie Ga
dren 49,
This II n brief synopsis OF the letter rcfr o. snd i
win be seen that e. points quite daercui 10 those stated
in the report
Ihavo always. publicly and privately opposed ne ~
ton tbat drunk ,nnosa shall be mac ground far sboAad
divorce and having reason why should alsev
ms ouuion unwilling to rest under the implication %
roes uronsistonry or tho certainty oi mis- statement.
Iy publishing this statement. You will greatly ohlso
Yours. srt, frsrccifuly, MAkA Z NAtaHAN
Men. YoIn 1898.
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yoMANS RIGHTS CONVENTION.
srcoNp pAY-MoRYIYo sEssIoN.

SECOND DAY-MoRNING SESSION
From oui Own Reporter
ROCHESTER, Saturday. Dec . 49,.
Mrs. l. l.. Rose in the chair. Prayer was offered Oy
Cosding Of Rochester spoke at length advocating We.
Alei,er read from Mrs Amelia Boomer. Mr.. u. ID.
mans becoming politician; that thereby she might be
fhoroughly educated and would have motive Tor ec-
hon also that she might be able to educate her sons 10
political science.
Frederick Douglass wished TO say WORD Won m has
right 70 the elective franchise has right 10 the
Intellectual culture msn; her sphere should be bound
ed only by her power But point troubles that s
he disposition Of property. II not altogether
fair give the wife equal right to the disposition OF the
property. The husband abors hard perhaps, while the
wife lives in luxury lie, and Others t5eraby
entertained the opinion that sbOnld not IN al
SEA have equal right 30 the disposition Of TIE property
though he anxious % procure for Woman an crsmp
lion NON certain wrongs, and advised that wontn call
ogeths{ the women themselves and seek 10 free them
RON their pFeudees, for women have more and stronger
Puoiees against this eneul than man and they must
INST conquer their prejndoes mast engage in luoTa
I'VE employments must take the places they desired
That rule be followed
Mr.. Hopkins lawyer of Rochester took up aad sn
sNeed tie questions appended to The call Of the CoDyea
Women shosd no, receive equal pay viii msa tess,s az
"e't 80. 70 command only IL mafkct yslue.
sss bsesuse they taxi sboaa a.
hose stations tsl which they isoa snl dspea
a. wss should not equally vib heir husbsnls entitled
s1 orE esfpinF bccsuse will - upfsccale 20 ftey ~ A
property dsncon ana also lar ,f ssf ssss
hfessf ~ u sfy But thlle should b. spsfla laws
sss S.,s Of iAes Er0agnded who ere mite = "saf
e. "eo.s should BOT sqasly -h v4owsr = - s''1sl' q
ne lsus q sew-Y0rk have ossa %
,e.s De q rtrses an ihs . s,.
ssy yet 'A rsti bee'a's 'ee''a VA ne ''''' " -
wosass repsssrted - mach "a rsss .lssa no, rs b.
@s@.s ri.s BY Jsry Of hsT ysss 81 Ne & sac sqas'
wo@sa d,- have srss ssasass ia ssss 'bs 'Ss las
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THE HEALTH oF'MW-oSZEANs.
Correspondszce Of The n Y. Tribgre.

Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune
NEW ORLEANS, Saturday Evening, Mo-. 81, 1883.
The week last closed has been dull IL the way of
business The last two days have been very cool and
favorable to health. The publication by the Board of
Health TO the Cholera, with statement of facts has
had favorable effect and has put stop % the numerous
reports all OF which in the absence Of any publication OF
facts have been much exaggerated The 7rre Deta has
in press full account of The Epidemic Of Last Sum
mer." II will be published in one week. aud will
tsin list Of all the deaths in the city from the Is! OF May
up the lst Of November The List comprises four
0gsgRd Misunderstanding the ages Of deceased places
u nativity of death date of inerment and
Of the Cemetery in which nteruda alphabetically
ranged also review Of the Yellow Fever its causes,
&c The whole win make seventy pages The copy.
right bas been secured. Mr.. Maginns. OF The TrVe
DeHa deserves great credit for getting up this work No
one not fully acquainted with the labor and difficulty OF
getting the and particulars at tho various Gene
tcrias can appreciate H. In order 10 have the statistics
correct every certificate Of burial has bad b. be eranef
mad ~ IN nnny cases tho certificates would not give fall
particular he friends u tho deceascd have hn 70 b.
hunted nr g. get the facts iearr The pce u the
book VIII be- Snly fry cents No doubt buf hgasands II
perror- The Sodb viii 10 anrtus ~ aseeran from is
work II Lsir ffhds JET in The isof ~ ~ living.
There uera Ten admissions ~ Lbsisfa is,9 ~ Charity
fi,sfisi yssisrGS7 81 ~ them fisf The cfeia rpm
n ~ fosidia! Ases ssniAy il hiy thfss stsks A,sx
The assits in prysts pys1fs ysFisftay Vss - VII u
g. Walls ens ~ moss fssp1stsf Hsysns ntsshss-s