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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-12-12
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TOWNSHIP FftCBRs--sALisbUkr'
Trustees ~. J. Mites, Robert Hysell, Elijah
JONES' W. al.a s Afai Ea4H a
Clerk.--Hosmer Branch. .aa rMsg
Treasufer.--0. Branch. 4 IL
Justices of the Places. s. Paine, A. M.
Barlow, Elijah Jones. - q,
Constables. .--.Randal stivefs, .. W. Matthews
Thos. Radford. ita eRE !ssies%m gg at eJC
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-12-12
coRronArIoN orTIorRs.--PoMERoY.

Mayor--Aaron Murdoch, ie s,ise eF
Recorders. Halliday. ...
Trustees--V. B. Horton, o. Branch, H. G.
Daniel, NJ, r. Nye, ]. B. Miles. - ~ae
Treasurer-S. s. Paine. "'ths 95.'
MaIshal--Randal Shvers. y.g--- s.4 a.
PosrMAsrERs.
Pomeroy- Lee. ~
Middleport--D. Pangburn. 1vJa51. i4G4ilt
Racine-P. M. Petrel. e@ si.A0 Fa
Letartsyille--Geo. L.. Piper. A.. ,ts s,,
Chester--Wm. Mitchell. ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-12-12

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Dne squsg9 three menilIs, - II - "a
One square, sir months 4, -, q ;iit . ol
One sQaafes one yeaf, - q j {; 3 v rQ
|Ohe kalf column one year = q g 20 o.
Three tfouflhs OF 4 column, one year. s16 o.
IQne column Que year, I; ns ! ~ ;tIE II y 20 ~
gfrAdseftiaementslo not having the number 81 IA
|sertions marked on copy, will De centiapsd unL
forbid and charged accordingly. : y
Il H7CasaAi Sdsertisefs must pay in advance. y Y
[ TJ0b Printing. Of every desefpuonwii
be execatedsMith acodidey and ,neatAess. 81
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Erc.
dts AsD AAA WORTH OF FARMS AND
SAe1, ,UDsD BUILDING loTs tz,se FARMS 1000


ON THE EVENLYG OF THE 3ist OF MA Y, 1884,
already Many of the Lots
these have sold for from 400 500 cent advance the
for which these Lops Sold showing that the purchase
will be good investment
n Subscriber ONLY s5 payable in instaImen Of IS
eaeh FOUR BUILDING LOTS 25 by 100 feet lying
together FARM from These Lots beautifully
located RoSEYALE Iland where Church and School
hone number Of Private Dwellings, Sores, Workshops and
already erected being built
hundred VIII be erected the coming
rnis fine opportunity delightful Country Resi-
domestic comforts family
be % realized where $4,000 Building os and about 6op Farms
who ocaon, the
y the SOIL selecting Farms for agricultural being
confident and calculated rapidly
yalue within miles of the city, This land would
back eea estaFe the
century, locked for upwards OF two hundred
which sales have been made where tbs wild
be beautiful cottages and cultivated
fields waving of mother earth
offered ss thsn its for
how
portion Of it, This land is we'll worth
the attention OF both settlers and pecuao it aods oppo
nifty the Of The day is not far datant
when all lands the line railroad or steamboat route and
asked for Lakeland nd Rosaya the farms
these vages selling from sl09 to 5000 This
the offered those who deattute Of
home of purchase for rifle also
Farms containing each snd npwards s25 TO
Ss5
E All persona wishing avail themselves Of the opportunity
offered TO procure ne Farm spleudd near the Empire
pos of Apply CHARLES WOOD 90s broadway Of Full
street. New York; where Maps aud be had aent
100 Canal street, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17
NUMBER es

disputes among them; and summary punist-
ment should follow any violation Of this rule
Slaves are also a people that enjoy religious
privileges Many Of them place much value upon
it, and to every reasonable extons, that adsan-
taee should be allowed them. They are never
injured by preaching, but thousands become
wiser and better people, and more trustworthy
servants, by their attendance at church. Reli-
gious services should be provided and encosrr.
aged ON every plantation. A Jealous and vehe-
ment style, both in doctrine and manner, is best
adapted to their temperament: they are good
believers in mysteries and miracles ready con-
verts, and adhere with much pertinacity to their
opinions when formed
!. No card playing or gambling Of any descrip-
tion should be allowed, under severe penalties.
And the Maine liquor law should be rigidly en-
forced on every estate.
MARRYING AMONG SLAVES
Taking wives and husbands among their fel.
low servants at home, should be as much en-
couraged as possible and although inter-mar-
rying with those belonging to other estates
should not be absolutely prohibited, yet it is
always likely to lead to difficulties and trou-
BILE They cannot live together as they ought,
and are constantly liable to separation, in the
hanging Of property. 1t is true they usually
have but little ceremony in forming these con-
nections; and many of them look upon their
obligation to each other very lightly; but, in
others again, is found degree of faithfulness
fidelity and affection, which owners admire
and hence, they always dislike to separate thoss
manifesting such traits of character.
SICKNESS. 49, e -
Proper and prompt attention. in cases o
sickness, is a vastly important matter among
slaves Many plantations are announcement tt
medical aid, therefore owners and oyerseer
should always understand the treatment of sucl
common cases as usually occur on places under
their charge This is easily done, and many
times single dose of some mild and well under
stood medicine, given at the beginning of com
plant, removes the cause and effects a cure a
once, when delay or neglect might render it |
serious case. a few common medicines, witt
| plain and proper directions pasted on each bot
tie, should be kept on all plantations.
| A beuntitul supply Of red pepper should b
cultivated and kept on hand, land used freely, il
damp sections, where sore throats are apt I
prevail, and also in all full complaints. 1t act
by creating glow over the whole body, with
out any narcotic effect; it produces genera
arterial excitement, and prevents in consid
cradle degree, that langour and apathy Of th
| system, which renders it 50 susceptible to chill
| and fevers it may be given in any way or forI
4 which their taste or fancy may dictate. [SaN
/ annah Journal and Courier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17
THE SLEEPING FIGURE OF MoDENA.
Br BaRay cohswALL,

Upon q couch of silk and gold
A pale enchanted lady lies, ,E.,
And o'er her many frowning fold
Of crimson shades her closed eyes;
And shadowy creatures round her rise
Aud ghosts of women mask'd in wee
And many phantom pleasures flies o.
And lovers slain-ah, long ago
The lady, pale as now she sleeps,
An age upon that couch hath lain,
Yet in one spot spirit keeps
His maneion like a red rose stain;
And, when lovers ghost complain,
I'D Blushes like newborn flower,
Or as come bright dream of pain
Dawneth through the darkest hour.
Once-but many thought hath fed
Since the timo whereof l speak.
Once the sleeping lady bred
Beauty in her burning cheek, a
And the lovely morn did break
Through the azure of her eyes, i
And her heart was warm and meek,
And her hope was in the skies
But the lady loved at last,
And the passion pain'd her soul,
And her hope away was cast, l
Far beyond her own control; st.
And the GUIDED thoughts that roll
Through the midnight of the mind,
O,er her eyes Of azure stole, E;5,t--
Till they grew defect and blind. y
He to whom her heart was given, ~
When May music was in tune.
Dared forsake that amorous heaven,
Changed and careless soon
0, what is all beneath themoon
When this heart will answer not ! ~ a3
What are all the dreams Of noon
With our love forgot?
Z .. Do
Needless of the world she went,
Sorrows daughter meek and lone,
Till some spirit downward bent
And struck her to this sloep of stone.
Look Did old Pygmaiion
Sculpture thus, Or more prevail,
When he drew the living tone
From the marble pale?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17

tps IDlSEASES-UIICE CUStOmhOuSb
~ STREET. between Royal and Bourbon streetaDR JAMES
would respectfully call the citizens and have
unaey nd diseases of the above
appalling that they obtain cerRn safe
speedy erenry Basam,
Poisonous Drug in from three days without any
procured from himself and trial they do Effect
charge will be made Dr. j. of certificates from ci
all Union the they have
effected which ncurab by celebrated Phssicae
Since Dr. city
these Remedies
whstthey have effected
and Ia order that the afflicted avail themselves these
newly truly poyidena discoveries Dr. has located
nent this customhone atree, No 81 Private Rooms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17
A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED

A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
IN IN NEW ORLEANS, by KIER'S PETROLEUM OR RolK
OIL also Case Of Rhcuma of five standing cured by
alone. a=5==-. .s-5==5-1.r4zzz+
NEW ORLEANS March /, 1854.
thereby certify that had been afflicted with Rheumatism five
and totally blind of right brought by
attack OF had ed fhyscans who could do
Medicines give this Certificate without solicitation any one
Mr. Kier not know that it and would have
my with the Petroleum Oil, had
perfect heath strength. well
msSn thing else rsde ntha city when ah' spend
the river, if they
wish and fifty eseonab gentlemen testify the truth Of
this the Petroleum body,
made know valuable Natural Medicine.
J J. HARTMANN.
Atest--J. WRIGHT d O., and G. S wIDDlFIELD.
EF Price SO BOTTLE Wholesale and retail only by
J. WRIGHT e. CO., 81 Chartres ST.,
& m. JARVIS a. Wo0DhAN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17
VOLUME VII.
BORDEAUX.

EyOR BORDEAUX.-The fast sailing .hske
IL bark ARTHUR, captsin Spear will have quick dis
p'sS; nss 'B6agRT WILLIAMS a co. 10 Camp at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17
BRE.MEN.

E1SOR sBREMEN.-Th A 1 fast sailing ,3fgse
Bremen Hhip H. YEN GAGERh Capt Fas RsSs rs5aa II I'd
bales Cotton, apply to P. WHITNEY d co ~ camp st
or tWARNEKEN KlRcfioFF, bnion ~.
Forp passage applv 10 tn hoard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17
EHIGHLY IMPORTANT pIsCoVERY.-D1


JAMES would respectfully cali the csens
the following facts He all Private Dis with
ont or any other poisonous drug namely Gs
and al Diseases of the Skin DIR. would
ca attention of those who have private
habit which
body and mnd uniting them society
lowing the sad melancholy early
habits Youth, Weakness of the Back Limbs
Hrart Dypepsa Nervousness lrrbiy Symptoms Gopmr-
on etc. Mentally the fearful eHecs The
Evil Forebodugs, Society," Dstrus Solitude
Tinidity, etc, are some Of The evils produced.
Al parsons who afflicted with of the above ahould
a TO call on Dr. James, aud be perfec health
Let false deeaoy hut apply mmately.
yourself fen the dreadful quences of this terrible
maady Weakness the Organs Immediately cured Sgo
rertpred
DR. JAMES has former Office No. ls TO 81
CaBlomhonBe street. between Royal and Bourbon
S, Persons living distance Remedies
sent to their address giving tu
eiosinn fee Of ten doara [mys lydswl DIR. JAMES.
nR. WATSON'S GARD.-I will use no other
art may found in plain truth
practice have het master of all those
my treat those lies 'he only
assume any
kaow thm better than they do That
| STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEETs, SORE
THROATS familiar the
day obrvatin which without vanity for claim
| other merit that of experience.
few days and find difficulty In
longer duration, without submitting the patient such
obise AFFAIRS whether without doors within
altered There New Orleans
supply proofs these matters that require the
| secrecy, which always invoshly preserve.
L which do not think necessary to add
my already sufficiently ostabshsd
Constant attendance from in the morning until SeSSk a.
'ftlstIssts, dasl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17
BRAZOS SaNTLd GO,

viii leave THURSDAY, May IL at s s,elock A. NJ.
EJNOR BRAZOS 8 IAN TIA GO. .GF&
Regular New Orleans and Texan U. Mail Line
Inc new and magnificent ship PERSEVERANCE,
Iawn commander, will leave saboV. poncuAiy Forgh
HARRIS 4 MORGAN. foot Of Julia street,
opposite hr Steamship Landing.
W All freight shipped by the will
Captain Kennedy Of Granpus
~ Shippers provide themselves with the
lnulng. NO other form VIII be egned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY H. 1854
WANTS-WANTED

XNT TANTED--An experienced Business Man,
wv who thoroughly uuderstanda the GROCERY BUSINESS,
nlso willing To rGeh god saation and
ap2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17

The Mount Sterling lKy.1 Wing, states that
Bripbs Fizer, a resident of that place, got into g.
difficulty ON the 4th, with party of Irishmen,
and kilied one on the spot, and wounded TWO
others so seriously that it was thought they
could not live, s1=5zs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17

n IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
il DICE, FkoSIt OR NERVOUS DEBILITY DISEASEof
KIDNEYS, mud Dseases arising Dsordeed Liver stomach
Constipation Inward ptls Fnlness of Blood the Ha,
WghIin the Stomach Sour Erucatons, Sinking Futerng
the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming
Breathing tluteng the Heart Choking Suoatug
in
Yellownes the Skin and Pain Side
etc. Sudden Pushes iea Burning the Flesh Constant
BY DR. HIGHLANDS cELsBRAT ED GERMAN BiTTEHs pre-
pared by Dr. C. NJ JACKSoN No. 2e Arch Philadelphia
Their power the diseases e1ceed eQaled
other preparation the United States the attest
cases, after ekfu physicians h ID failed =5
Bters worthy onada Possessing
virtues Gand
exercising he searching weakness and the
withai
READ AND BE CONVINCED
More testimony from Alabama in favor Dr. HooFLANDS Cee
bated German Biters prepared by Dr. JACKSON Phlad
IAundce. Nerv Debility Disease of the Kidneys
DCKSONa GREEN, alexandria, Ala, Sept So 1852, sale We
have aken pains to introduce Geman Be find to
avery valuable cne.n
ROBINS son. Belaione Ala, 3d.
des eventual, lag all those whonped
fall liked much. The people have been
fng and ta' affects the yeur valuable Bit
ters and will until IL beFom.s known'
FOWLER Tuskegee Ala Jan 30 1851 said bo Bitters
selling welt aud think they will they good
fseon to hose who have used them.''
DR. II. p. LEONARD, C. H. Ala,
Btters this
G. VI Hubher this had
the of hes practitioners without relief the reported
doubtu although
perfectly well and stout"
entirely Vegetable, thereby possessing great
the preparations recommended similar dis
For sale by dealers in Medicine every where.
]. WRIGHT & CO.. New Orleans,
ITlat.aa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17
STEAMSHIPS--SHIPS.
GdLpESTONs !
YER.d Cruz.

. VIII isaye SATURDAY Nay 30, at 8 O'CLOCK a, M.
h " MNOhGALVESTON,I ,INDrANoLA ,PoRr sseGEs.
n LAVACA and MATAGoRDA BkY--Regular New ssk5hl@Ns
orenns and Tsran United States Mail now 5aecent
steamship CHARLES MORGAN, James Lawloss master Will
aniDg
Supect to lghersgs Maugoda B without charge
hpplyto HARRIS x MORGAN foot Of min etrnat -
opponie the StenmDhip Landing.
@ Thlns having 'ts Pasp Cnyso Bar
~. hereafter in and out under the upevaon cap
v t myI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17

WT AIMED IMMEDIATELY "A first-rate
Wv WASHER AND IRoSER hat good reference
ntier MINSTnN. SQUARE. aIH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17
PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON,.

RSOR OST0N-(Regnlar Line of IA
A. Packets )-The A brig JOHN II. DOW, Gibbs 49,
nater having nearly all gaged viii have quick
Fo balance OF ffeightor passage, apply %
my6 an
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17
HULL.
H.aRRE.

EyOR HAVRE.-The new A fast sail ~
ing American ship CAMBRIA, Capt Perry, ia &AAss&
loading and will receive Dispatch For freight OF suu baeH
Cotton applyto :, :, ,,,,,,r,,,.=, ~
s5v- massage. apply ha on beard,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17
LIVERPO0E

FOR LIVERPOOL.--Th new A aA
Ill sst aaing American clipper ship SPARKLING &AIA&
WAVE, Captain Saunders s loading, will hnv' *
Dispatch For heavy freight and freight fs bales Cotton appyto
~ J.Pf WHITNEY co. 81 Camp ST.,
or g. W. HYNsoS, 80 Camp atreet.
f For passage, having splendid apply Cap
sain board. F. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17

The usual custom of planters, is to work with
out tasks during the cultivation of their crop ;
but in gathering cotton tasks are common, and
experience has proved thar whenever work is
of that kind or character that it is much better
to do SO. If the overseer has Judgment, he will
get more work, and the negro will be better sat
isfied he will generally make an effort and gain
time to devote to his own Jobs or pleasures.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17

HOURS OF WORk--
In the winter time, and in the sickly season of
the year, all hands should take breakfast before
leaving their houses. This they can do and get
to work by sunrise, and stop no more until Il
o'clock; then rest one hour for dinner, then
work until night. In the spring and summer
they should go to work at light, and stop at s
o'clock for breakfast, then work until IL o'clock
and stop two hours for dinner, and work from
2 o'clock until night. All hands stop on Satur
day at II O'clock, and take the afternoon for
cleaning up their houses and clothes, SO as to
make q neat appearance on Sunday morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-17

It was at one period, much the custom of plan
ters to give to each hand small piece of land
to cultivate on their own account, if they chose
to do so; but this system has not been found to
result we'll. 1t gives an excuse for trading, and
encourages traffic on their own account and
presents temptation and opportunity, during
the process Of gathering, for an unscrupulous
fellow to mix little of his masters produce with
his own. 1t is much better to give each hand,
whose conduct has been such as to merit it, an
equivalent in money at the end of the year, it
is much less trouble and more advantage to both
parties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

Mo Soek from the residence Of her son-inlsw Saml
Day ser, No. 90 Elm street.
On Tuesday morning, November %, after short bat
Barry, aged 20 years.
The friends and acquantances Of the family are res
psctfuly invited attend her funeral this afternoon
at half past O'clock from the residence Of her pa.
rents in street. between Third and Fourth
avenues. Her remains win be taken to Calvary Cemee
On Tuesday afternoon, November o. at four O'Clock
MARY EIzABEIH, wife Of Raymond Williams in the goth
The funeral win take place this day at twelve o'clock
from her late residence No. 10 Leonard street.
vn wednesday November ~ At half past one o'clock,
eldest daughter of Alexander segen in the seth year of
her age.
Her friends and acquaintance are invited to attend
her funero this afternoon, at two O'Clock, from her
daughters residence, No los Prince street. Her re-
mains will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
Dearest mother, thou hast left US,
And thy loss we deeply feel
But tits God that hath bereft US,
He can all our heal.
Western papers please copy.
On Wednesday, November 90 JULIA MsGuIRE wife OF
James Mcguire, aged 80 years
Her friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral Tomorrow afternoon at two
O'Clock from her late residence No 2t1 Madison street
Her remains will be inferred in Calvary Cemetery
On Wednesday. November 20. JOSEPHINE NJ. WEAVER
aged Is years six months and ten days.
The funeral will take place tomorrow morning, at
eleven O'Clock from the residence of her father NO $50
Sixth avenue.
On Monday, November 81, Mr. JOIN L. LAWSON. aged
Al years.
His relatives friends are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this morning. at ten O'Clock from ths
residence OF his Capt n Robins, No Is
On Wednesday, November 20, after long aud severe
illness, JAMES SIMMONS aged 40 years.
His friends and those OF the family are respectfully in
vted to attend his funeral at hall past O'Clock from
his late residence corner OF Grand and Eighth streets
On Wednesday, November 2s, at Norwalk, Ct, JAMES
RUSSELL Esq, formerly of Boston, in the 10th year of
Boston Courier please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

m0r11eOs
On Tuesday November 2S, by the Rev, p J. II. Myers
Mr. HIxRY NJ PICK, OF Haverstraw, to Miss sARaH 8.
daughter of Thlma. Ward, ESQ, Of this city,
On TUESDAY even ~ kdvsppI 9s,. by hs Esv G.
Houghton, JOIN BOYD Jr Of this CITY, TO Miss w.
TrTonD, late OF Cranbrook county of Kent, England
On Sunday evening, November 81, by the Rev. James
kiiett at his residence, No sos Broome street, Mr.
GFoRoR w. WHITEHALL, of Cambridge, Mass, to Miss
OLIVIA JANE SUIIxAy, Of Undertook N. Y.
On Tuesday, November 20, By the Rev. d. NJ Graham,
Mr. s1rnEy W. CnADB0rRNE Of N. Berwick, Me-, to Miss
MARTHA F. HIIIIKxR, OF this city.
On Wednesday, November ~, by the Rev, Hcury Bel
CEN ISAAC WED, Esq, Of kinderhook N, Y, 70 s. AT
Grsra scornD daughter Of the late Abishsi scced Of
Stamford, CT.
on IhuTsdsy evening" November %, by the Rev. Mr.
NIncent, "a ELLIS NnGRRY, Jr., formerly Of Phladel-
pna, V HARRlEr ELLEN MKRRrr daughter Of Josiah Mer-
fitt, Esq, Of lloyd, Ulster county.
Poughkecr.ie and philadelphia papers please ctyy.
Ip kgankfor; ON she Main, Germany, by the United
States Consul Mr. dER FRlEsD, Of Madison, Wisconsin
to Mrs ZITrA RosESsaUM, of Bavaria.
On Monday evening, November III at%nnamsburg,
L. J., W. W. JACKSON, Esq, NJ d. to Mis- MAGGIE You've
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

On Wednesday, November 20 ~ consumption, Mrs.
Lucy A. WAINWRIGHT. 80, !.
The relatives and frienass The family and those Of
her brother In. law Thos ~. Wainwright respectful
ly invited to attrnd her funeral tomorrow morning. at
ten O'Clock from her late residence, No. 100 EidSige
street. - - -
OF Nestor Mahcy, and daughter of the late Henry Hell
ser, Of this city.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this afternoon at two
o'clock from her late residence No Is Hubert street.
without further invitation
On Tuesday, November ~, after long illness, JANE
MURRAY, aged CO years.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are
pecuy invited 10 attend Ler funeral this afternoon at