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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14
SPIRIT OFTHE TIMES.
" RALPH LEErE AND WALTER O. moop
IRONTON, AUGUST IA, 1855.
son tho pnge that 10 immortni,
We the brilliant promise see


'On tho pnge that "a immoTtni,
We tho brilliant promise sec,--
'YR SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH, ny PEOPLE.
AND THR TRUTH SHALL MAKE y0U yREg!'"
"a Landed Democracy, an cternni basis for Re
publics. A Landed Arist0crncy. the foundation O
monnrchies aud dcspotisms. - tYoUNa AMEaicA.
"The iand shall not DO sold forevcr!"- lI,IBLr
"Thc mass Of mankind have not been born will
saddles OH their backsj nor with u favored few
boocd aud spurrcd, TO ride them legitimatciy, by
the grace Of God :" - lJEHYERsoN.
"Thero IL no foundation In Nature, or In nniu.
rnl laws, why set Of words upon parchment should
convey the dominion Of lands" - BLACKSTONE.
"'rhc Earth IL the hnbniion - the natural inherit.
nnce OF all mankind, OF ages present mud 10 come
hnbiiaiion belonging TO no man 10 particular, but 10
every mani aud one IN which all have MI aqnai right
10 dwell" -tJ0nN GRAY.
To worship Con, the Father of all men - 10 hope
for life IN Heaven, the reward of good shed
on Earth; TO love our fellow men, md do for them
ai ini desire for ourselvcs TO respect all forms
by which men nsc pleased 10 worship God: 10 com
bnt error not with violence, All FIRE, hut with
trulh To love our country; Dod ,odcvolc ourselves
to its welfare, even TO the sacrifice OF our lives: To
wach with icndcr cnre over The happiness OF our fa-
miles; nnd 10 edpcnc our children In The sentiments
OF Love, Humanity, mud Ppirioiism: To instruct The
ignorant 10 coiie the naked; 10 furnish work for tie
strong aud always, md everywhere. 10 proclaim The
fraternity of an e eqnaiiiy Of all, and Ms liberty Of all
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14
The Big Swindle in San Francisco.
Morals Of the Dealers in Gold Dust.

Mr.. COHEN, in card Of the San
Francisco Herald, denies the charge o,
fraud brought against Adams & Co.
and accuses Page, Bacon & Co., of ig.
norance in the gold dust trade. He
states that his transactions with that firm
ceased since 1852; that none OF the
dust he sold to them up TO that period
was discolored, but that If they chose to
pay him a higher price than the
article was worth, it was their own fault
as they could not expect him to give
them the benefit Of his experience,
against his own interest. A motion was
made to discharge the prisoners, on the
ground that the affidavit did not disc lose
case sufficient for their arrest. But
the Court reserved its decision.
James King, Of Wm., says in card,
that Cohen told him he sold dust to P.
B. & Co., that was worth only $14 for
$17,25; "but gave me no intimation
that either he OF any one else had tam.
pere1 with the dust further than when l
asked him how he could manage 10 get
$17.25 for dust worth only tl4, he "did
it, or fixed it," or something like that he
and which expression | supposed refer
red to his ability as salesman"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14
Correspondence of the st. Louis Republican
Kansas Legislature.
WEsTpoHr, NO., July 20,

| WEsTPoRT, MO-, July ~, 1900.
have been in this nourishing young
city since Friday last, and have visited
daily. at The "Me,hodist Mission" the
Territorial Legislature Of Kansas. Be.
tween the Legislature and Gov. ReeJcf
there is an irrepsrabIe breach-he per.
sisting in on obstinate refusal to sane.
tion theif acis, and they treating him
with The u,mos. contempt.
The charges that were preferred against
the Governor, Judge EImore, and Attor.
ney General lsaacs for frauJuIently and
against law purchasing lands from the
half.breed Kaw Indians, have had an
opportunity 10 somewhat investigate,
and to examine lhe ,feaiy between The
Kaw lndions and the Genefal Govern.
ment, and am certain that their pur.
chase, OF rather contract for purchase,
was in conflict with 90 sistute law, OF
regulation Of the Department; that The
Indians from whom they purchased had
a perfect fee simple ti,le 10 The lands
from The General Government is indis.
putablc, and that 100 without any kind
Of control or reservation from the Gov.
eminent. This fact will appesr by re.
ference 10 the SIKH article OF The treaty
made with The Kansas Indians, on the
81 Of June, 1925.
1t is possible, however, that a strong
effort will be made 10 ostracise Isaac s
and EImore for their participation in The
purchases made by Manypenny and his
confederates. but suppose The President
will hardly attempt 10 remove Judge OF
the Cour,. who, beyond controversy, is
to be reached only by impeachment, od
is independent Of The Preside ut until The
expiration OF bis Term Of Office; 10 give
the power Of removal from The bench 10
the President would be stab 10 The lib.
erties of our country from which it new.
er could recover. A command 10 a cor.
rupl Judge to decide mouer submitted
to him according 10 the presidents will,
would be ia effect, simple notice of The
extension or withdrawal OF bis commits.
sion. S, A,Y.
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Cholera in Union Township.

We have reports that there have been
several cases Of cholera about Pfoctors'
Vile, in this county, und that DR.. WIN.
V. PAINE, ARCHIBALD M'GRAw, and w.
CoopEn died Of it last week. We were
personally acquainted with DR.. PAINE,
He had the reputation of being an esti.
mablc citizen, and good Physician
We have none Of the particulars in eth.
or Of the above cases, so that we car
give no further notice.
Those who lose friends and wish the
facts chronicled, should make out brie
notice, and send it to the editors in due
season.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14

H0 We have seen il stated that
since the case Of Mayberry, who was
lynched in Wisconsin, by The indignan
populace, because there was no law Ia
hang him, public opinion has sci strong.
ly in favor Of restoration OF capita
punisbm ent, and that it will probably
be restored by the next Legislature Of
that Stale. By The way, that case il
rather poser for those who insist ths
caPi.sl punishment has no influence in
preventing crime. Msybsrry confessed
that he look his victim over The line in
10 Wisconsin, because he knew the II
was no law for hanging in that State.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14
Hey AN AWFUL case of Scn,, anoo ba

RAN AWFUL case OF scan mag. h as
recently been disclosed in EngIsnd.-
Miss Beatrice Jane Jones, The daughter
OF Church o: England clergyman, re
siding at Douglsss, Isle Of Man, became
convert 10 Romon Catholicism, and a,
The same lime the mother OF lovely
babe, having ,uined 100 ready ear ia
The inculcotions of Roman Cotholic
Priest, named Rev. R;cbard Singleton q
to whom she swore il, and he was t]irec.
ted 10 provide for lis support. But he
appealed aod tried all sofls or schen, es
10 avoid The responsibility, brt ia vain
The county magistrates confirmed the
previous order, directing M. Singleton
TO pay half a crown per week during IL
years, for The maintenance Of the child
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14
Removal Of Governor Reeder.

OUR readers ale already aware that
the authorities at Washington have re.
moved Governor REEDER from the Office
of Territorial Governor of Kansas. The
pretense OF President PIERCE for this ex-
traordinary step is, that the Governor
had been engaged in land speculation
in the territory Of which he was Cover.
nor. We understand that the facts are
that Governor REEDER had purchased of
a man, half. Frenchman and half.lndian,
about $50 acres Of land, at $500 per
acre. We have also understood that
this half.breed, whose peculiar interests
The President is so anxious 10 p;otect, is
one of the wealthiest and shrewdest men
ia Kansas--quite as able to attend 10 his
own interests as the Government is to do
it for him. When ATcHIsoN, STRING.
FELLOW & Co. were invading Kansas
with armed MODS, the President never
uttered word of protest. The country
had right to expect at least procla.
nation against the outrages. But the
Governor Of the Territory, who is a
straight. t.forward Pen nsyIvanian, and who
had the frmness to resist Missouri mobs,
is now compli.nented with dismissal
from Office. Thus has President Pierce
approved and directly indorsed the &C.
ton Of the mob who destroyed the bal e.
lot.box of the popular sovereisns" in
that territory.
We hope and trust there is still virtue
enough left in the American people to
put an end to the rule of small men in
high places.
If the Administration is opposed to
land speculation, why did the President
oppose the land reform bill. passed by
an overwhelmi ng majority in demo.
cratic Congress p? Why does he not in.
quire into the conduct Of the Surveyors,
Government Agents, and Receivers in
the Land Offices throughout the entire
West, who are said to be among the
most active and successful land specu.
la!ors in the country
1t seems that the Administration is
bent upon doing all in its power to wea.
ken the strength Of the democratic par.
ty in the North, but all true men will
stand by their faith, and protect it from
the assaults Of such men as Fraaklin
Pierce and his minions. The treachery
Of Judas in no way affects the truth OF
the Gospel, so neither can the apostacy
Of pro(essed democrats impair the integ.
rity Of democratic principles.
In times like the present, many dem.
ocrats may desert party whose leaders
have grossly abused their confidence,
but all true men will cling more tena-
ciously to their principles, which will
continue to guide the people of the Re.
public in their upward pathway to hap.
piness. s"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14
Murderer Hung by q Mob,
MILWAUKEE,, Aug.

A SPECIAL Court was held yesterday al
West Bend, for the trial Of Debor, The
murderer Of the Never family, and q
verdict Of murder ia The first degree was
rendered by the jury. While he was be.
ing conveyed back to the Jail guarded
by the military, the mob made rush
on him. the military gave way, and
Debor was feIled to the ground BY q
stone. The mob then fell upon him.
beat end mansled him horribly, then
tied him with rope, dragged him
through the streets and hung him head
downwalds to q tree.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14
New Post 0@oe wrinkle.

Our readers are perhaps not aware
that writing or printing, or embossins
anything except the sddress on an envel.i
ope containing circular. subjects tho
packet to letter postage, and such circu.
lan will not be forwarded unless the
full letter rate is prepaid. all snvel.
opes, therefore, with the name Of acor,
Poration, or business firm printed there.
on, are not allowed to pass with circu'
lars unless at letter postage. A plain
envelope only 10 allowed.--Bosto
Transcript.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14

Mr.. CoLroN, author Of the "Life Of
Henry Clay" will publish, in few
days from the press Of Barnes & Co., o
volume Of the private correspondence Of
Mr.. Clay. Mr.. Cotton has been In
Ashland, and examined the archives Of
the "great commoner." inspecting over
5000 letters, and his volume may be
anticipated as one Of rare interest. Mr..
Cotton is fully capable Of performing
this delicate and important work. t
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14
Anti.Slavery Mass Meeting.

READING, Pa, Aug. 8.
A LARGE and enthusiastic meeting, com,
posed Of men Of every political party
opposed to the agsressions Of Slavery,
was held here 10 day, when it was re.
solved to call State Republican Con.
vention at Pittsburgh on Sept. 9Th.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14
County Road Wanted,

The distance from this place Uia In.
Grange Furnace, to the top Of tho hill
this side Of Pine Grove Furnace is abou t
Al miles. 1t will avoid at least three or
four miles travel from this place to Kel
ley's Mills and the Pine Greek country
one OF the best agricultural regions in
the county.
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News from Kansas.
ST.. LOUIS Aug. 8

ST. Louis Aug. q.
ADvIcEs from Kansas mention that
q great excitement has been created con
cerniog The new Governor. The Legis.
la,ure distrusls his soundness on the
slavery question, and petitions are being
signed by the members asking the Pres.
ident to appoint Acting Secretary Wood.
son If Dawson declines.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14
Yellow Fever.
BALrIMoRE. A.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 8.
The latest accounts from Portsmouth
represents the fever 10 be increasing, nol-
withstanding half lhe population has
fled. Sixty.six deaths had occurred up
10 Tuesday. One family Of twelve per.
sons has been completely swept away by
the pestilence. The disease is said to
be on the increase at Norfolk. i
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14
North Carolina Election.

RALE'GH, Aug. 8.
CLINoMAN has been elected by an i'm
mense majority. Branch, Wimslow,
Crage and Ruffin, Democrats, also elec.
ted.
Paine and Reade, Americans, have
been elected. In The 9Th District, the
contest is very close and The result un.
certain.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14

ia See advertisement OF Hartford
Insurance Company in another column.
HENRYS. NEAL, Esq. is Agent for Iron
ton. Those wishing to insure their prop.
erty cannot do better than to call on
Mr.. NEAL and have it done at once.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14
Alabama Election.

A dispatch to the Journal says thu,
Sholtbridge. American. is probably cleo.
ted Governor Of Alsbama,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14

Eek. Governor TRIMBLE was no.
minated for Governor by the Conven.
tion Of the 9th August.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14

BBWe direct especial attention to
the "Book List" Of J. Combs & Co., in
to.day's paper.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14

EJ CHARLES KELLEY, Jr., and young
Mr.. HUDSON will accept our thanks for
the list of subscribers they helped US 10
procure.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14

BE- Mr.. HANszcHE has received q
large supply Of Swans New Treatise.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14
Hindoo Convention in Massachusetts,
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug, 8.

The State Convention of Hindoos has
voted down tho proposition TO admit ma.
turalized Protestant foreigners into the
organization.
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Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 8.
Morehead's gain in 81 counties over
SCOTS majority, is over three thousand.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14

all the facilities possible for the perfor.
mancs Of the sad duties Of the Coroner,
and the arrangements to coffin the horri.
bly, bruised and shattered remains OF the
victims.
The noise and shock Of the masonry
when it fell was tremendous. The broad
heavy stones were shivered into hun.
drsds Of fragments each, and there was
not any portion Of the cornice, howev'
er small, but what was broken.
As the bodies Of the massacred men
were dragged from the debris, they pre-.
ssnted most fearful and sickening spec
tacle, several Of them resembling shape.
less hssps Of dusty rags, through which
blood. brains, eptrsils and broken bones
i oozsd and protrudsd. During the after.
. noon large stone was 10 be seen in
front Of tho building, smeared with brains
which was partially veiled by quaint.
ty Of hair. Cameron and Walden were
but slightly mutilatsd in the face. but
the heads Of two or three were crushed
out Of all manner Of shape.
: The bodies Of three Of the victims
were at ifst removed to the west side Of
Main street. Just above Third. and there
covered with newspapers, which were
lifted when persons would press forward
to see il they could recognize a friend.
These bodies han been dreadIplly mutt.
.Istsd. One mans foot had been batter.
~, and bis legs crushed fiat. The face
or smother had been mashed on one side,
shils the other side was shockingly dis
The American patriot., 1855-11-24
Ruptures May Cause Death.
GO GO ,D1
tgA u

and Rupture Wash arc a certain means of security
and relief in the worst stages of the allction.
The Truss has gained popularity nneqpaed
by any other for the following advantages First.
its facility OF adaptation and application; second,
its anatomical arrangement preventing it from
claing and excoriating the body; third, its coi..
fort and security in any position Of the bod, ;
fourth, its slight Inconvenience 10 the wrarer In.
der every kind Of exercise; fifth, its certainty 10
remain upon and close the hernia ring; sixth, its
aptness to contract and finally to remove the tl,lor
when used in conjunction with the hernia wash.
The prcrri.tor would simply remark to those
afflicted with Rupture that he has devoted many
years to the study and treatment OF the complaint
in its various stages, and feels himself fully quail
fled to sci ct sppiug and compress Of the right
shape and oca,irg to suit any case that may be
trusted to his care. The poor viii be dealt with 20
suit their means. The prices Of these useful IN
stfamentS are row reduced to S. and $40, making
tn m, consil ring their superior manufacture the
ch apc,t and io! economy's sake, most d,l all, OF
an IN the market, thus securing the unfortunate
fem all the other advantages free from cost.
Having scnoved my old 7tard 20 ST. Charles
street, my patrons will find me at my new store
and Office situated at the of st. Charles and
Gravier streets, opposite the St. Charles Hotel,
prepal with supply Of Trusses to suit all forms
OF abdominal hernia.
The American patriot., 1855-11-24
Tri-Weekiy Line Of Stages.
EAE-sl-:a
S-S .

From Clinton to Amito Station, passing
through Greensbury to -fmitg city, on tie
Ne7e Or'eans, Jachsoa, Gad Greet Northern
RaH Road.
THERE IS NOW ESTABLISHED, on this route,
1 Tri.weekly Line of Stages, leaving Amite City
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
N the arrival Of the Passenger Trains from New
Orleans and reaching Clinton the same evening at
Y o'clock. Returning, will leave Clinton every
TUESDAY, thursday and SATURDAY, at )
O'Clock in the morning and arriving ut Amite
City in time for the evening train to New Orleans.
By this route, passengers will pass from New
Orleans to Clinton the same day. This route is 6s
miles hy Railroad, and 35 miles by Stage the Stage
road is over beautiful unduatng country. afford
ing good natural road As there is. as yet, no
mail established on this route. bag for ,he trans
mission Of letters and pap"rs has been placed At t..
office ofthe New Orleans sid Jackson i,sgnIi, No.
10 Carondcct Street, and will be sent to the Rail
Road every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at I
o'clock in the morning and every attention viii be
paid to the proper delivery Of letters and papers.
The FARE foe through passengers from New
O,eans TO Clinton will be FIVE dolars. 1t will be
thus that this i- the cheapest, quickest and
safest route irdm Clinton to New Orleans. . .t
L. L. HESLEE Amite City.
Clinton Nav 5, 1855.
The American patriot., 1855-11-24
LANG worthy &c TILDON,
SOLE AGENTS, for Clinton, La.

SiiERMAN'S PLANTATION RETENTION
TRUSS is the most servicahe, comfortaDl and So.
cure, aside fom the Patent Truss OF any in use.
Piice s..
.sIERMAN'S PLANTATION SUPPORTERS.
are the best and cheapest in use for the relief
and cure of p' olapsus uteli, &c. T.icc s..
SliERMAN'S LATE PATENT CHEST EXPAN.
DEHS, o. Steel Shoulder Brace, is somethi (Which
every person can usc to advantage; it expands and
strengthens she chest, is a sure bar against con-
sumption, and relief and cure for all lung and
heart diseases. Price Slo.
SHERMAH'S LACE SHOULDER BRACES
the second best in use. Price So.
- The above articles ate sold at the proprie-
tors establishment, IL St. Charles street, New Or
leans, and at the Drug Story of
LANGWuRTHY & TILDON,
mar2! Sole Agents ii Clinton, la.
The American patriot., 1855-11-24
MEDICINES, ETC.
1855. i. N. LEMON. 1856.
NI INTON
xEnLEsA.E AND RETAIL DEALER IN

SAAN AOAN, IA
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS. MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
DYE WOODS AND DYESi UFFH,
Oils, Paints and Pal tiers Articles, Varnishes,
Wiadaw Glass, Patty, G'oyssoare, Pe,Jume'y,
Fine Soaps, Hair Tooth, Nail, Paint, Clothes, and
HAT BRUSHES.
S,urgica and Dental Iustrum n is,
'' 1iu*$ts and .Sapporttrs-aU kinds
SPICES, SNi-Fis, PATENT AND PROPRIETA-
Ri MEDlUiNES-ali sorts.
Letter, Dap and Fancy PAPER, INKS, Fancy
Articles. etc.
PURE MEDICINAL WINES AND BRANDIES,
y!Elp ASD GARDEN SEEDS, FREsn
76ys, Size Hrusaes and Backing, Rasors,
Fine PocRst Hnires, Tube Cuuery.
q SCHOOL BOOKS BY VARIOUS AUTHORS.
rSS" We ifer goods equally as low as they can
be obtained from any similar establishment in this
section, VII warranted to be
Fl,ESA AND GENUINE.
Orders from the county filed, and satisfaction
guaranteed. with regard both TO price and quality
PHYSICIANS. PRESCRIPTIONS
VIII receive my personal attention at all hours Of
the day and night. feb3. 1855
The American patriot., 1855-11-24
Saddle, Birdie. and skavllcss
MANUF ACTORY.
S. 10 q Nj

North SIZE ef Tie Publie Square.
NA THE admirers of good articles of Sad
KAHN dies, Brides and Harness, who wish to
purchase, would do well to call at the
above establishment, as he has on hand stock of
the finest quality and adaptedncss for this section
suitable for the manufacture of every and any arti-
Gle that may be wanted or called for in his line OF
business, such as
SADDLES. BRIDES. HARNESS, Ere.
Ills stock OF Leather has been selected with
gre ut care, ard il OF the bes. quality
The SADDLERY HARnW ARE is imported ii.
rect from New York, and is of the latest style and
pattern.
With competent and experienced workrnen he
hopes to give perfect satis;,ctoM and will warrant
all work, both rs to quality and execution.
r5$" CALL AND EXAMINE. 81
y. B.--.,ll open accounts must be settled on the
lst OF November. leo
The American patriot., 1855-11-24
OFFICE OF THE


MAINLAND NONSULIDATED LOTTERIES, I
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, 2oth JUNE, 1855. !
GaWiiDil.-.ie,tss w Frauds.
YIiE Commissioner of the Maryland State Lotter-
| les has deeme.lit his duty to caution the pub.
lie against the numerous SwindIors who circulate bv
mail and otherwise, iadulenr Lottery schemes, and
pretend BE- agents for the sale Of tickets i'll Lot
terics which are wholly fictitious,
The oGiy legal Lotteries in Maryland are those
drawn daily undo, the superintendtnce of the Con-
missioner el ictcd by the p ople of the State, un-
der the Constitution, to examine and approve
the schemes and attend t. the dlawitgs.
All the tickets in these Lotteries a,d all ccrtif-
Gates OF packages OF tckers have tha lthograrh.,l
signature +. y, EEEN,N. General Agent tor tho
Foat'acto?. GHic. of I'll Maryland Consolidated
Iotteries, Baltimore, M. An otAcr are adul ut
ANY information Oh the subici Of Lotteries, the
manner in whca they ARE drawn, &c, &C., viii be
cheerluly given by addressing
7. x. Brennan,
f-scptS '5j BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
The American patriot., 1855-11-24
Il. 30 w va AN.
COACH AND CARRIAGE MAKER,

CLINTON, La. .
o@C STILL continue to build oil
EZ. kinds of pleasure Carriages, on the
2X--22 - most approved plan, and OF the best
material, At the old stand, east Of she Public
Square.
Thankful for the patronage and public confidence
h. esoore extended, desire 10 retain and increase
ta, s,ne. by industry, prompncss, fair prices and
60. d work, which will be guaranteed to stand.
am fully prepared to furnish at short notice
METALLIC BURIAL CASES AND WOODEN
C0FFINS, on such terms as will insure me against
any charge Of extortion, from the unfortunate
Personal attention given on all burial occasions.
Clinton. March Ii. '55. r. BOWMAN