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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-10
CHARLES III. svlNsI.ow,
of Tomb
and Grave stones.

BRUNSWICK, MO.
prepared to fill orders of every description a.
l. the shortest notice.
gH'A All orders from distance promptly aitsn-
To- Persons purchasing from my agents may
rely on being furnished with the best material, "a
executed in the finest style.
February 3, 1854. it ." E go.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-10
CIsTERNs! CIsTERNS.

uAVING permanently located myself in Glas-
l. l. gov, | am prepared at all times TO build
Cisierns on the most improved plan. All work
Plastering and Bricklaying in all its
various branches promptly executed.
Janl2 '54-ly GEO. Z. ROSE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-10

II. RAEER s. BROTHER,
MANUFACTURERS or
Marble Tomb and Grave Stones,
WATER STREET, GLASGOW, MISSOURI,
ID RESPECTFULLY announce TO the public
II that they are prepared TO fill all orders for
Tomb and Grave Stones
with dispatch, in any style desired, either as to
shaue, lettering, design. They will use none
but the best material, and warrant satisfaction
both as to work and prices
CO Orders respectfully solicited, and prompt
y tlled. mhl6, "a.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-10
DAVID TATUM & co.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,

No. 100 SECOND STREET,
ST. LOUIS, SSOURI.
attention paid TO the sale of
l. Tobacco, Hemp, Wheat, &C., and 10 the re-
ceiving and forwarding of Produce and Merchan-
disc generally. Feb 10, '54--ly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-10
FAYETTE-N L W GOODS.
CREEMABAUM g. BARTHS,

A GAIN return their thanks to their old friends
n. and customers for the liberal patronage here
tofore extended them, and are again gratifed III
being able to inform them that they are in receipt
az tho
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-10
Groceries, SC.

TNDIGO, madden, saIeratus, soda, pepper,
i spice, ginger, &C.; with general assortment
powder, very superior, lead shot, caps, &C. For
sale cheap. apl3 +. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-10
CARPETS BAGS,

az all sizes and qualities, cheap.
" mayi l.. D. CAMERON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-10
FOR GENTLENIEN.

DOMESTEC GOODS.
IL 200 pcs brown domestics, 10, ~ and 6-i;
20 blcachcd (" g
60 % plain and twiiled osnabu-g;
4os striped osnaburg and Choctaw;
10 4" California Cashmere and cottonades;
90 &c tickings and checks;
Just receil cd and for sale cheap.
ap13 - - r.... F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-10
For Influenza and WhOOping
COUgh!

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June Goth, 1851.
SIR have repeatedly used yonr Cherry Pectc.
raj for Whooping Cough and Influenza, and have
no hesitation in pronouncing il a complete remedy.
-Four of nv children have been afflicted with these
diseases. and the free use of the Pectoral has al
ways afforded almost instant relief
JAMES GLOVER,
We attest the truth Of the above statement.
NJ. Nc GINTy, Ed. Nashville Wing.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-10
Warranted pure and Cresh.
PAPER.

I ETrER, Foolscap and Note Paper, for sal,
II by the ream or quire, at the Fayette Drug
and Book Store.
lanl2 W SNEIsON
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-10
Pate mt Medicines.

A Ii the Patent Medicines worth having. car
"A be had at manufacturers prices, at The Fay.
cite Drug and Book Store.
Janl2 W.R. SNELSON.
The daily union., 1854-01-11
COnxress--Tuesday.

SEsATE.--After the Transaction of OF the usual
morning business message received from the House
OF Representatives, communicating information oil the
death of the Hon Henry A. Muhlenberg, member Of that
body from the State OF Pennsylvania and after
marks by Mr.. Brodhead, the customary resolutions OF
respect for The memory Of the deceased adopted and
the Senate adjourned.
HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES, After The reading OF the
Journal Mr. Drum announced the death OF his colleague.
Mr. Muhenberg, which event took place athalpast 10
O'Clock on Monday evening, in this city and, after ad-
dressing the House al length the merits OF the de-
ceased he moved the usual resolutions Of respect and
coincidence which were seconded by Mr. Dawson in q
speech of great solemny and eoquence After remarks
from Mr. Straub. the House adjourned.
The daily union., 1854-01-11
ny ouEnN x soUTr. Anct,oneer..

fVRUsTEE'a SALE OF VALUABLE fRDPERTy.-0n Mon
day. 23d January 1854 viii offer sale public
O'Clock M, front Of The premises, by deed
wife the subscriber, bearing
the fifth day May in the thousand eight buuded and
in Libs W. b. No. 1884,
f02 for the county Washington
OF Coonba all several lots pieces parcels
around being Washington
lots numbered m seven taa twenty two t3 wsntytsr-e 24
twenty (25 twenty-five and t27 twenty
sir, said city, together
dwelling and
ssm belonging.
third Of the purchase cash in hand
payments. he sung interest from the day otsas
and a the
the Al conveyance at Of the purchaser
If purchaser fnil comply sale In
giving notice
such resaie in the newspapers Of The cy Of Washington
JAMES RHODES, Trustee
GREEN b SCOTT,
Dec os~aawsd- Ascaonserss
The daily union., 1854-01-11
Reporters in the House.

The following noie from the Speaker OF the House OF
Representatives will explain itself
To the Editor Of the Union;
SIN BY rule No 10 of the House Of Representatives u Is
pro, ided person shall be admitted as reporter
stenogra phcr for any paper or papers shabe em-
poycd as agent to prosecute any claim pendng before
Congress- and the Speaker shall givo bis written permi-
with this condition. and not more than one reporter
or pher shall be assigned the same seat lade-
pondn Of those assigned 10 city reporters there are ory
twenty -four reporters desks the floor Of the House
These weny -four regularly assigned by me
the 2st Of December last and until the House shall make
some alteration in the rule, IL will be apparent TO a that
application. FOR reporters desks made uce that time mnst
be rejected Ii is proper add the duty OF assigning
desks postponed late period, with the hope that
claims OF all might be presented and considered In
tnis however was disappointed, and was compelled to
make selections IRON comparatively meagre lice
In response The letters daily received the subject,
viii thank you give publicity 10 this explanation
Your obedisnt servant,
The daily union., 1854-01-11

spsc to the memory Of the deceased The last one pro-
ydes for an adjournment II is usual to "slrike our
colors each repeated Iiumph OF the fell DESTROYER
oder the following resolutions
Rssolrsd That the Senate has heard the
OF he death of Hon. HsNHy A, MunLKnBxEG member oi
the House Of Representatives, from the Stale OF Pennsy
vana, with feelings OF deep sensibiy.
RssoUsd That testimony OF respect for his memory,
the members and officers Of the Senate Ill wear Grape
the left arm for the space OF thirty days,
Rsofp<d That further testimonial OF respect for the
memory OF the deceased The Senate Will now adjourn.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted, and
The Senate adjourned.
The daily union., 1854-01-11
The Proposed Title of Lieutenant- general


Our readers aware (says the Freemaa's JsurnaD
that resolution has passed the United States Senate
thoixng the President confer the title OF lieutenant
general by brevet upon the officers in the army The un-
desandng is freely avowed that the object s 10 COME.
this title on Gen. Scott We had hoped tha, this euen
nt-genera matter, which defeated at the last
sion when il then proposed to confer that disnc.
ton upon Gen s., had received its final quietus, and that
the Objectionable proposition would not again be renewed
II we have leuenantgeneras in the army, must, Of
have admiras in the navy and il would be the
entering wedge to great many more monarchical and
ars;ocralic distinctions that utterly ncongruous with
republican form OF government There was never
but in the United States who bore the title OF
Lieutenant general and that George Washington the
father OF his couniy and there s peculiar proprety in
his continuing be the only who enjoyed that appel
laon is TO be hoped tha semocra,ic Congress will
give no coun,enance to tss scheme.
The Albany State Register, twbg) after speaking OF
General Scott in the highest terms Of praise sludes to
this lieutena general scheme il he following sensible
Bot there is principle involved in ths proposition 70
create and confer upon him ile bnl, hond no'
be overlooked IL opp sed {, tie sim Lefty Of ourrs
publican institutions We tspsh eschew titles ana
badges ofdistnctoa. Euro has her en- and king.
her dukes. her ords her her orders Of shthood
and alI the snowy inventions of sdsocrauc sway Ihs'
The daily union., 1854-01-11

DUCATION, undersigned, graduate of the University
OF Virginia. viii open select Engsh CLASSICAL and
10th his 18th steet,
O. The OF will embrace all the branches Of
academca edscston The number pupils be
tied be carefully and thoroughly instructed by the
principal hmse aided only OF modern
guage will furnished desks
Of the approved se and n lis arrangements viii be
nfou and Improvement OF his pupils.
Ind In taschin aud he feels warranted
who neec-
moral training of their to his that te
pecistions wl be fully realized.
containing terms, be had afeks few days. OF
r. ". BUSHNELL, NJ A.
.lip2
The daily union., 1854-01-11
BY GREEN q SCOTT. Auctionssr..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Fndny the 18Th instant, sha SELL ~ O'Clock
Mrs. McCorisk Of repnsyi
between and 9th te nag will
the house. good assortment Of furniture, viz
Bureaus, bedsteads chairs, and wardfobes
Centre, dining, and other tables
Wash and stands
Feather beds, bedding and mattresses
Curtains and binds, three ply ingram, and stair carpet oil
cloth, &C.
Looking glasses, solar, hall, and other lamps
as crockery &C.
Temsi All OF and under S25, cash S25 credit OF
thirty and days. for notes Satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
GREEN X SCOTT,
Jan Sd Auctioneers.
The daily union., 1854-01-11

uORSEs, HORSES. Just arrived in Washington Of the
III fnestciass hne VI match HORSES
wads OF sixteen hands hsh blood bays short tais
gentle; quality
be In Persons
drive they every pacu-
lar, for few days BRcHs livery stables
l<h street, opposite Wlard's Hotel.
Jan lo-dHs
The daily union., 1854-01-11

MOLD WATCH LO3T.-Ths gentleman who picked up q
VI lady's with chain and hook attached H. the
Senate gallery yesterday mornings viii confer favor by
leaving Browa's Hotel
Janl
The daily union., 1854-01-11
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
wEDN EsDAY MORNING, JAN. II, 1864.

c0M JAaxs, Of Cincinnati Ohio, collecting agent
slales assisted by Mess TzoaAs Joas IT,
DEsT, @. h. l.. WskaAs, asd A. l.. CAILps
u HKssY M. LrwIs, Of Montgomery, Alabama, is our gen
travelling OF Alabama and Tennessee as
by u LEWIS, o. and sAAuKL d. Lgwls
05Mr. Israel E. JAMES, No, 1852 South Tenth street. Phlade
phia general uave0g agent assisted BY Wa H. WHiD'
JoHs CoLISs, JAMES DxHRo, j. HAhMrr, Jos BerroH Csc
Burros, ISAAC M DoDIxx EDMUND w. WLsr, WIluAa l..
WATERMAN, and CEoRcg 1. MoI.soD.
Qy-Reoeips from either OF the above win be good.
The daily union., 1854-01-11
nx GREEN s soOTT, A.etionsers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
IL Thursday the 18th Instant shall SELL 10 o'clock
the residence Of o. D. X Peck, New York
aide, 18th l4h excellent
nearly furniture viz;
Mahogany French sofas, caster, arm, and paror chairs
DO rocking chairs, dressing and otilev bureaus
Do racks, tables, french bedsteads
DO Egyptian marble-t0p centre table and washsands
DO plano toue and hne paincd cottage
Black walnut table, and other chairs
Maple cherry bedsteads, wardobes washslands
China, glass, erockey among which IL white
china dinner complete
Ivory balance handle knives and FORKS table mails
Solar hall, aud other lamps, and looking glasses
Fine painted window shades and stair rods
Feather BEDS bedding hair aud shuck mattresses
Andirons, shovel ana tongs and Tenders gH .r4H
Three ply, ingruin passage, and stair carpets
Hearth rugs aud passage oicoth and mats
Cooking, air tight radiators, and other stoves
Refrigerator, Kitchen tables, tubs buckets, sc.
With good and general assortment Of kitchen requisites with
articles which deem
Terms All OF and under $5 a5 credit of two
and months satisfactorily endorsed bearing
excellent
new the lie will be well worthy the
who wish TO purchase good furniture
GREEN s SCOTT,
II. .##a Auctioneers
P.s-The house is for rent; inquire on the premises
Jan l0--d 4-#r#t.t3.na#as G. X D.
The daily union., 1854-01-11

HOALSIFTING MACINE.--Just received lot of Harris'
coal sr which, the purpose intended unrivaed
highly valued by those who have used them.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
jan l0--d6t Aucti0neer
The daily union., 1854-01-11

nRy GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS i--As II has
become fashionable within the few
Of
feet disposed give customers good baans Others and
will offer which IL largest District,
Nothing win asked nothing
iaken. All charged price
first offered since havs been
and would not do IL that deter
shall have advantage in busnes II
bargains is your chance.
Jan 5-di0uf HALL * BROTHER.
The daily union., 1854-01-11

pIANOs, PIANOS-we respectfully call the attention Of
friends public psnos
pies from the renowned factory of Knabe Gache Co.. and Firth,
Pond, Co., New York
and for cash will sell cedened
will dispose Of the reasonable
Those In of should examine my
and learn
We have the complete of guitars vons
huies baDos also article pertaining tho musical
addition penumsSy,
and fancy goods. JOHN r. ELLIS,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and ION streets
Jan l1--3t
The daily union., 1854-01-11

CAHD.Al OF will be rendered
Al 2 instant and respectfully that the respective
will be settled by Of
pleasure
paid II both
agreeable them aud be sending for the payment
We hand stock dress silks OF all kinds,
which viii sell
French moussene delanes, be sold
cheap.
largo lot OF French mornos, to be sold very cheap
kinds goods, mention,
which guaranty sell cheaper than be had elsewhere
Dec al-staw3wif HALL h BROTHER.
The daily union., 1854-01-11
BY J. c. mcGUIRE, Auctioncer.

by j. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioncer.
GOVERNMENT SALE or ARTICLES REMAINING ON
u hand from the the Presidents HouneOn Monday
January 6 al 10 o'clock the ground between Pres
dens House and Navy Department. shall sell lot OF articles
longer needed the Presidents House, comprising a
good order HHf4Et 'EM
L. OF pannelled work, doors, sash, shutters, sc.
Lot of old NJ q. lumber, suitable for fencing
Lot Of iron and lead pipe, registers cid brick
Lot of white marble and blue hearhs
Lot of Italian white saluary mantel which good
order and valuable
Lot of dark marble maneis, partly broken
Together with miscellaneous collection Of lumber
A number of bronze and gilt parlor brackets
Two large marble top side tables
Hall and Office stoves, brass mounted
Gtes andirons nders shoyels tongs fire stands
Lot OF Russia iron stoveppe and feboards, sheet tin
screens, blowers
Lot Of bedslaads, carpets, ocoth, mating, &c.
Terms cash, in specie. f'
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Jan I'D Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1854-01-11

u ICH aud beautiful goods holiday presents,
III such -
Gold and silver head walking
Gents superior travelling and dressing
Fine porte monnaes purses
Coiogne, Ia wicker and fancy glass bottles
Lubu's French
sc ties, and stocks of and elegant styles
Chenile, and cashmere muffe &C.
Together arcles of
qualify, at CHAs, II. LANES
Gents Furnishing Establishment,
22--d2w Pcnnxyvans avenue, AZ street.
The daily union., 1854-01-11

Dec 9saa wsd-
The daily union., 1854-01-11

LINN BOYD
The daily union., 1854-01-11

A MEXICAN Alma IsJ1-Erpect-d from
Doon conaising Its usual of valuable
polite II, aud statistical Information Price 81.
The daily union., 1854-01-11

by which we are accustomed 10 gauge Inc conduct OF
mem but is il not the height OF diseased state OF the
body pol,c-a violation OF democratic principles-hat
the President oil the United States, who placed in iha,
position according the test OF public confidence
in his judgment and capacity and with all the cons,i'u
ona checks upon bis conduct should be ceDsuted and
required TO bend the doaion of every excited meet,
ing that may be got up by the ncendasy leaders OF an
opposition party There time when "t was not
lawful to scourge Roman and uncondemned."
II was said of Mr. Jefferson, that when friend con-
graduated him upoa hs elevation to the presidency as
arordiuc him 40 large patronage, he replied. 'That
sir, is the most unenvabe prsrogave Of the Office aud
is likely to become fruitful source OF trouble TO onr
coun,ry.n And we have now lively demonstration Of
its reality. Scarcely has new democratic adminstra
lion come into power after interval OF many years,
AT a lime when the reorganization OF complicated pot
cal machinery IN TO be Effected and the wheels OF gov
eminent have not made their ncipent revolution, when,
from men OF our own ranks prompted and appIauded by
reckless creatures whout--the detr OF dsmembered
rany--we hear The doom Of Babel aad Belshazzar de-
pounced against the administration when. If history is
rue even ba, inpops prototype (a they pleased to
denominate hu) allowed TO serve his svum before
the flaming letters on the wall gave token Of his fate.
We have looked for the grounds OF complain, when ii
has been oudes, and most severe and find the single the
only charge on record, be ",be policy which the Pes
dent has been induced TO adopt III making appointments
10 Office" This resolution is TO be considered the
cearesi exposition OF the whole matter coming. as il
does from the largest assembly, convened in the creates,
city OF The Union, and may be associated with the de-
nouncemen given at the head of jhs article, from q
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TELEGR ap HIc.

WOODS on rlRE IN MASSACHUSETTS AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE GREAT DESTRUCTION or TIMBER.
BosTcN, August %, 1854
tie woods have becn raging several days past and
were only checked yesterday.
About one thousand Of woodland are burnt over
and the loss is estimated at 10000.
In some parts OF HlsLoro ounty, N. H., smoke from
the burning woodlands partially obscures the vision in
every direction.
IRE IN THE WooDS NEAR LONDON, C. w.-ST0PPAGE
or RAILROAD TAkIss.
BUFFALO, August IS 1864
The pine woods LONDON, Canada West are on Are
and the inhabitants Of the district fleeing for their lives
Western railroad at this point and also at Chippewa
Greek that the trains viii have to be temporarily dis
continued.
TIRE FIRES IN MAINE UNcHECKED--A CALAMIToUs
STATE OF THINGS.
BANGOR, August IS, 1854.
The fires in this vicinity remain unchecked
the rain Of Saturday oampened them slightly
Buildings have been burned in Kenduskcag La Grange
Levant, Charleston, Ccrinth and many other towns
In Corinth alone, a small town, the damage to the
woodlands, SC, is ten Thousand collars Valuable
tracts Of timber land are entirely destroyed
In Hancock county the damage Is also great.
In some places the heats strong aud the smoke 30
dense that the roads passable Nothing done in
many sections but TO fight the fres Copious rains must
come before they be subdued. There Is scarcely
town within fifty miles of here but what has suffered
more or less
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gsAxd ssaiDss this coaslngency. Tho Amed-
caa mS0sh bas ioog wsered' for the pos
sess Of this eem Of tie Antilles; and a. America
wss Horssssa 70 G.eat britain L We. DULY che
question q slavery, 10 believe which las kept 90
I0Dg out of Yankee possession. IL Is wall uoder-
MADRID. las expressed the dissatslsctiou Of his
government with the explanations OF the Spanish
Ministry a. to the Black Warrior s64ir; aad a.
Il opeh no Official account has reached us from
is that he has done 20. Tho time Is propitous for
. rupture with Spain. EoglaBd has enough on her
lar d. without turning ssde to aid an ally who in
times past only borrowed ler money to waste It 10
cowar5ice al d treschery; and the probabi ity is
that Spain win be left TO gh her own battles II
the az cient cbival Is not extinct, which expelled
the Sa,acen, ano, grand although cruel, Iosse-sed
Ter # Mexo. she viii not without struggle allow
the Vests m republic to dispossess her OF the last
ard The most valuable possession her armies ever
conquered.
Tie a1nt xation Of Cuba to the American Union
has lorg teen the subject Of speculation, and now
that antislavery spirit seems to animate Congress
IL npquesiiOnabIy assumes phase more important
than il ever had. Should such circumstance hap
pen we would find this island, roh In every tropical
productions an island Of freemen-aDd to what it
would grow with dcod OF American activity aod
int Eigence may he conceived. although not accu-
Ya.ejy predicted. The first effect upon us, 10 all
probability, would be disastrous; We oud have an
overdone trade in place Of slave competition. until
time by providing new markets, again balanced trade
In the end it might 90 no ham, although this il
merely speculative opinion. We have faith in YAM
kee enterprise and doliarism coming within half
way of uf. We should no longer think and hope
only, but act upon and profit by example.
Some fear has been expftssed tina; In the case Of
war between Spain and America we should nave
revival Of The CID buccaneer trade, and the appre-
htnsion is lot without Its basis Of probabiiits.
There are, az We have had abundant evidence, des-
peladots under both flags, who would not hesitate
at anything.
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termtnts there scarcely ons-t weusi-th M many
as at the saue period last year. and there ssems 70
BE- no alarm felt acc mt II ts prev Ale nee. We
siDce,eiy hofe that II siil not become sgsin cot
demic in New leans; but IL il sh ,ud. IL IL 10 late
In the sea- ON thai il ill Dot lsvs ,ng 10 ge. and
there u reason tn aoprehend it's a,t%srance IN
that form in Mobile. An inspection 81 TIE ffto t
infermeLts, finished MS ofic ally, viii show the
following facts:--Deasbs from ch'Isra, l; cther
other causes, &. OF tie deaths five we're children
under seven years Of age. and three we're bl tcks
In the corresponding week Of the last year there
were 81 De- q. OF which 80 we're ON yellow fever;
for the same weekin 1852 there 10 deaths. and
in 1851 q Deaths sho wing decrease last well Of
fS from the re ort of last year. Of from that Of
1852, and Of Tor 33a per CENT? rom . report II
1851. This Affords very gratifying evidence ofthe
rrssent beaithfllDess OF the city, ard ardently
hope be pr phetic of not lees favorable reports
for weeks 10 come.
uEALTB OF NEW ORLEANS.
The New Orleans Courier Of the 22d nst. says
BY referring TO the Official ststTm ent 0f the In.
terments in this city, for the week ending at 6
O'Clock A. NJ. 90 6uoday asst It will he seen that
the whole lumber of burial wss 25s, of which il8
Hosrital az seven O'Clock last evening, and were
told by the clerk that there we at t,ss line at
least one hundred and thi' ty If yelo~ fever
under treatment. and that there had been on sun
day fifteen deaths from the disease. and 70 the
hour of our visit eleven on Yesterday The entire
pumber of admissions yesterday up tosevsn o'clock
j. H., vas seventy, of which there were not less
thar twenty-five OF yellow feve-.
The following are the returos from the different
cemeteries Of the CITY for the week ending on Sun.
day, the 10th inst, ut A. Mi
Tsf1aa (lI n.~-n HTxfuf
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end days. NEa
Tbs funsrs yin take ises II ssvsa sosssk this tore
moon, foD the rsds.ce q hsr 80, Robert Wieks 2io
@ erry street. Nov Yost.
A. H. rrisoo Ne. jersey: GA susday August n, MAE
MARIA, dss Ehter Of John l. and Margaret Van
dewsser, Aesd moeths And 10 dhys
Her remains Inferred In Mount Pleasant Gene
tery
a Dsrtford, Wisconsin, August II, JAMES cosx Car
LIN, infant son Of I. b. and Margaret CatIn, sgef Q
mo ~ ard DAYS.
Suddenly, At Jersey CITY j. August %, Nr. RoBxRr
AxHSY, eyed 80 yesrs and months
Canadian, and Bath England, papers please copy.
worth, honor and humanity.
Place me amid siherian SHOWS,
Bound BY the Russian Icy chains-
Or whore the blood torreut dows,
From Hungary "a pa'riot CHI ldren slain.