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up without delay.
Oct 26, 1855.
LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
ClIice, at Bedford, Pa, December 3lst 1855.
Persons calling for letters in this list will please
say lhey are advertised.
Ashmead Saml B. Mrs, Anderson J. l.
Brown David F. Barley Henry, Brinnick D.
Brown Jerry, Becker John, Brenerd David,
Bridpham John G. ., Bechtrl George ., Sam
ueI Bell John II. Barton E. Dr.-Church Will
liam, Carpenter Lewis Cook VIM. A. Cooper,
John F.-Defbaugh Henry, Delhi Michael, ,
Emery John r. Col. Eacors Samuel.-Forrest
Joseph ., Fyace John, Frazey John W.Gor-
don Franklin r. earns Elijah.-H Harkelroad
William, Hentzelman John, Hrlsrl John ID.
Hufford George A. -Koons arlrs.-Lindsay
A. J. Capt. LySinger William 2. Lysnger
Elizabeth Mrs-Nliler John w. Meyers Will
liam, Merewine Julia Miss, Mccullough James,
Mortmore Jacob, Mortimore William.-Oliver
ThomaS.-Parr Augustus, Porter t. PensyI d.
Rodgers John, Rohm Jacob, Reighard George,
Riddle G. F. Ridenbaugh Mary Miss, Rood
Emerson A 2. Smith j. Willis, Smith John,
Sill Frederick, Sill Abraham, Stivers Leah Mrs.
Sellers William, Shanthal Moses, Thomas Sanu-
el ., Thomas w. Wisegarver Rebecca
Miss, Weisel Michael, Valentine J D. Zem-
mers Hannah Mrs.
MRS. AGNES SAUPP,
Posi- .lisfYess.
Dec. II, 1858.
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VID c. LONG,
VIM. MILESTONE.

JONInltSSl0NeTS.
Attest A. S. RUSSELL, Clerk.
Commissioners Office,
Jan. 4, 1886.
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Jan. 4, 1862
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Valuable Real Estate,
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A CARD.

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only fifteen, be became deeply interested
Ills suit was favorabIy entertained BY tn,
daughter, but not SO by her parents.
io the marriage Of their daughter with IN
officer, both Mr.. and Mrs. Benton were de.
c'ded'y opposed. Mr.. Benton, because the
army was not profession, only salary dur.
ing lite time. throwing the widow upon the
war department, to which Mrs. Benton added
the farther objection of her daughters ex.
fre"e youth. Both had the highest person.
al regard tor Fremont, whom they had known
well during the two winters previous. and
out Tor these reasons. the marriage would
have been. what it afterwards became, one
entirely agreeable to them in every respect.
During the summer of l841, and while the
poor young officer vas struggling as best h.
might with the obstacles which his suit had
encountered, he received q mysterious bu,
'nexorabIe order to make an examination Of
the river Dss Moines. upon the hanks Of
which the Sacs and Fox Indians still had
their homes, Iowa hsing st that time from.
tier country. He sAs out TO the discharge Of
THIS duty with such spirits a. he could COM
"and, finished it, returned to Washington,
when shortly after his return, and on the
18TH OF October, lS4l, the impatient lovers
were married.
*!n after wears, when the result of court mar
t'al had deprived Fremont of his commission in the
army, he was offered the presidency of this rail
road: with salary Of $5.OON.
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PAST LOVE.
DY PH IL RE CAL EY.

From the Home Journal
On my poor hair. sadly faded,
In the evening, long ago,
have telt your soft caresses-
Heari YOU praise its bIackness 20.
q, loves sweet benedictiOn.
U. loves sacred, fond delight.
Shall We be for me no longer,
When my hair is turning white?
Often, once, YOU traced the courses
Of the blue veins down nv arm,
As it lay upon your shoulder;
We were lOvers-'twas no harm
Telling such delightful far cies,
As had no wish to check:
When It's shrunken, YOU will never
Ask it put about your neck.
Ynn have nraised my ewes, my dimplss;
Nav, am not vain, know
That have not any beauty
Onlv love could see me so.
Yet the past has been SO happy.
Thou who vert my friend, and art,
STAY the vision, keep the blindness,
See me only through thy heart
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A LOGICAL REAsoN.-'Don't you want q
ra'al priDe lot OF butter ? asked q yedler,
who had picked it up in fifty different pla-
ces.
what sort of butter Is that? asked the
merchant.
The clear quill-made BY my wife from q
dairy OF forty cows-Snly two churnings.'
What makes it Of 50 many colors?
Il guess replied the Yankee, .you never
would have asked that question if you had
seen my cows, for they are dsrned sight
spsckleder than the butter is'
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ONE OF THE MIsERIEs.-Being . com
positor on newspaper, and having to insert
the marriage Of the girl you love with . man
old enough to be your father.
Where twenty persons have stomacbs, but
one bas brains; hence, brswsr grow rich,
While pristsrs remain poor.
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The CONFESS1ON.-A ciOuu Sccmcu W
pass suddenly over the features OF Clara
The lustre forsook her dark eyes. Her spir-
il seemed troubled.
"Trlumphs the lilv now. on that young cheek,
Where bloomed the rose
Ten times that evening did Edward impor-
tune her to acquaint him with the cause OF
her sadness, but not a word escaped her fair
lips. Sadly and silently she sat-
"And now and then sigh she stole,
And tears began to fOw."
"Breathes there wretch so base as to
iniure you-my dearest-by word or action :?
Tell me-and by thine heart, as pure a.
heaven! Iswear, never to rest till have
redressed thy wrongs! l. any awful mystery
locked up in that bosom, that must not
know? Tell me the secret, and, by the
rinslets of thy hair! swear never to re-
veal it. though the most internal torments
rack me Pour out thy soul thine own
Edward, ,rhat lies heary in thy breasss"
She blusbed-she placed her fair hands a.
cross her snowy bosom-looked languidly in
to her lovers face, and sofily-'like the last
breathings of an expiring saint'-she thus
confessed: Its them ere darned greer
apples, Ned"
SOME NosE.-The following incident W
had from friend who knew the party:
Deacon c., of Hartford. Connecticut
is we'll known as being provided with an en-
ormous handle to his countenance, in th'
shape Of huge nose in fact, it is remarka
ble Cor its great length. On late occasion
when taking up collection in the church t
which he belonged, as he passed through th
congregation every person to whom be pre-
sented the box seemed to be possessed BY
sudden AMI uncontrol able desire to laugh
The deacon did not know what to make Of il
He had often passed it round before, but NJ
such effects had he witnessed. The deaco'
was fairly puzzled. The secret, however
leaked out. He had been afflicted day o.
two with sore on his nasal appendags. ant
had placed a small piece Of sticking plaster
over it. During the morning Of the day il
question the plaster had dropped off, and th'
deacon seeing it, a. he supposed, on the floor
picked it up and stuck it on again. But ala
for men Who sometimes make great mistakes
he had picked up instead one Of the piece'
of paper which the manufacturers Of spoo
cotton paste on the end Of every spool, and
which read Warranted to hold out 2o(
yards" Such . sign on such nose was e
nough to upset the gravity ofany congrsga
ton.
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"Coleridge, says De Quincy, ''to'd me .
Iudicrous embarrassment which Lambs stam-
mering caused him at Hastings. sI.amb had
been medically advised to q course of sea
bathing; and accordingly, at the door Of hi.
bathing machine, whilst he stood shiverine
with cold. two stout fellows laid hold of him.
one at each shoulder, like bpraldic support
ers they waited for the word Of command
from their principal, who began the following
GRAFTON TO them:
Hear me, men! Take notice Of this;
am to be dipped
What more he would have said Is unknown
to land or sea bathing machines; for having
reached the word dipped. he commenced such
a rolling FIRE di-di-di- di. that at length when
he descended a plomb upon the fell word dip
ped, the two men, rather tired Of the sus.
pense, became satisfied that they had reached
what lawyers call the operative clause Of
the sentence. and both exclaiming 1t once
oh. yes, sir, we're quite aware Of that,
down they plunged him iato the sea.
On emerging, Lamb sobbed 90 much With
the cold that be found no voice suitable "a
his indignation from necessity he seemed
tranquil, and again addressing the men, who
stood respectfully listening, be began thus
Men, is it possible to gain your attention p
oh, surely, sir, BY al MEANS
Then listen: once more I tell you I On
to be di-di-di'-snd then With burst Of in.
dignation-'dipped, l tell you
oh, decidedly, SIR And down the STAN.
werer went for the second time.
Petr,6ed With cold ard wrath, once more
Lamb made feeble attempt at explanation.
Grant me pa-pstience; 10 it mum -um-mur.
der you mean? Again and aea-gs-gain ]
tell you I'm TO Be di-d;-dipped'-no~ speak
Ing seriously with the voice Of On injured
man.
'Oh, yes. SIR the men replied, We know
thst-ve fully understand IT, and for the
third time down vent Lamb into tbs go.
oh, limbs Of Sstsnv be ssid % coming
Up for the third time, its now 10 late. 1
tell you that / so-sot that wss-eo b. d;.
di-di-di-dipped only sseer"
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NJ VIZ. p. BRANNON.

NJ WI. BRANNON.
hor Of the Sermon the Harp Of Thousand Strings
Winding through the everglade.
Where nv schOol-bov scenes were laid
Near the meadow where the bees
Tell their tl,etts to every breeze
Where the woodland flowers bloom
Wasting all their sweet perfume
Passing by cottage door.
Now. alas! my home no more
Leading to the house of God,
Is the blessed Old Church Road.
Ambushed in bower of green,
YOnder spire IS dimly seen,
Like sentry from on high,
Pointing upward to the sky.
In that pleasant am5uscane,
Checkered with the sun and shade,
Stands the church where first trOd
In the way that leeds to God;
Now diag life's weary Loaf
Jp along the Old Churcl, Road.
have come to see once more
The dear haunts loved of yore.
Comrades of my early wears,
Where are now your smiles and tears-
Smiles o. welcome. tears Of Joy,
Greeting nome the long-lost boy?
Silence pals the listening ear,
No familiar voice is here;
ON the gravestOne gray and cold,
The sad tale is briefly told;
g'lfoy have spent their latest breath
In the holiday of death;
Tired with life they fell asleep.
Leaving n,c alone to weep,
WfO would fain lay down life's load
With them, near the Old Chnrch Road.
Cruel memrv, let me deem
This is but an idle dream!
There was one-Oh! heart be still!-
Won't to wander near the rill.
Murmuring vet along the glade,
Where our plignted vows were made;
There was one. the maiden queen,
Reign;ng DER this sylvan scene.
Who had strayed from Paradise,
With the splendor OF its skies
Sleeping in her dewy eyes.
Never more must rejolce
In the music of her voice;
Must the pilgrims lonely tread
Wake but echoes DER the dead,
As he nears his last abO ie
On the blessed Old Church Road.
Where the modest viOlets bloom,
In the shadow of her tomb,
Shall the waywOrn wanderer rest,
Deeming death welcome guest!
Lies last sleep were passing sweet,
Wien his dust with thine shall meet,
There beneath the s"lf-same sod,
Lay him near the Uld Church Road.
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Sur themselves in this crisis. and that Justice
VIII triumph over outrage, sm the public's
numote servant &. w. BRowN.
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Integrity, however rough, 10 better than
smooth disuimuIation. ..
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"A youth ia Chicspes, Msa. vhils
attempting 70 kiss yssas lsdy. slipped ~
fsn jusa before reschisg her, thas Losing bis
kiss and two froal teeth.
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SOUP.
Shad, Ia Mud Turtle.
Shad lail Soup, Italienne.
Boiled Shad, Baked Shad,
Fried Shad, Shad a Ia mode.
RELIEVES.
Shad Tongues, Fin Sauce, Shad Egg,
Corned Snad, Fresh Shad.
COLD DISHES.
Boned Shad, Unboned Shad.
Tete dc Shxd, eur LUcle.
RELIsHEs.
Shad Sauce, Picked Shad,
Shad with vinegar, Shad with mustard.
ENTREES
Fricasseed Shad. Scolloped Shad,
Shad ChOwder, Conn. River Shsd.
Shad Pie, Shad Jelly.
DESSERT.
The Shadow Of Q
Baked Apple . a Pssisisnps,
Ysurs in haste, PsIIAxDHa.
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LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.


ATE OF LOUISIANA. I
t1e ys" Of our Lord one 'h0'"na
Reard BEsna Notary rubG dy Sna tG ths
and and Of te witnesses hereinafter named
Fsesa Richard psrs g. WI:
Ess TspSssaniin yaes e. t9isss ,Isssf for
ssnnE &
ss a wifi fy Is. Hss
snsy @ ]
nson MIS- Mary A Asn, Mrs: Fanny Rus and Alfred J;
Joo k 10, e Of asne in the sats Of Maine represented By
asslssa that y y,ge Of and sasn' nsas to
sS s
S"s s % es y
tst they a ssIssiy l a iais asso;
Win them for the purposes hereinafter reeied and
They sosy s hs to sS Ss s
ss @ nsY as n nSissy
@ b4y de cpsny 1s be aSs
which bxea he city Of My 10 Orleans m nsnsrnc DDr.
e sss Il 2
s Of s sS and s s
setpon is stock oee Of the Recorder Of Mortgages
& for s rass S!ss ia s s Ss
Ss s G1 ts y ays sp 3 gfnS s os
sand eight hundred md seven,y-two.
whom citation other process against the Company shall be
M The capital of said Company fixed at the sum Of
eighty thousand dollars divided into eighty snres each for the
81 1% of @ Ct s @ 5 fS
ss @ e ass ii e u mot G
for each share of said eighty shares OF stock shall DC as
Ffyye cent Of each share on snbscrng and md ten per
an Ssn' a hs ss S per-
first day Of Angust and hye ps cent en- on Inc @ @ @ day o' sep
M 7 The hey noe s % Is n son e o eos t
Said Directors shn be respectively designated the as
the Agen the o,er as the Manager Of thess RiS.d Bar.
In case Of he resignation Or death Of either Agent the
Manager Of bot the majority Of the soskhodshn X anonn
vacancies who shall b such rules regulations
"0' @ Il sa i S the nty While lie Dock XVIII IS process Of cor
scon and after shall be put active operation tle Agent
aars d the soTporson s w s sha Collect the I
9a receive and pny monies coming BY sa corpo
keep all proper books and for thu business Of
?a"S copy Ess1s sis @ p ssss dsS @ Spss
orally all the business Of the Company. He
shall aso keep transter book for he transfer of stock and s
esned by the Manager and his books shall always be open
services e Agent shall be entitled to commission Of w and
one per eeno on al monies he shn M and tie
shall pay out on Of M corporation except for the pay
Sth The duties and obligations the Managers
assumed by him and herein declared to be- follows
Hughes Ealette X Co. will have the charge Of
the Dock Docks aud subsequently tie
ang the well the mechanical ope-
| rations of the Company
9th of Hughes, Valctte h Co., will have the
exclusive right make repairs vessels going into the
Docks the Company in consideration OF which said firm
guarantees the full of dockage
the hereof charged by the Louisiana Dry Dock Company
going Dock of the Company, subject,
however, deduction exceeding len per the
fixed Of dockage for any vessel which the Agent Man.
may deem II expedent for the interest OF the Company
pn dock, such deduction from the established
| which follows, to Wit:
Ships and smaller vessels-Rates Tor docking.
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Every additional 2j will pny Is and 921s
one @ S b a r a m a + ss m ps ] ss
thaa The above established rates but they dock vessels
corporation ,p is any heiciegcyii i
the charged by other we'll known ipwrghs the city
of New Orleans for al work done upon vessels The decks
receive dollars for time the dock is suak which
i2S The sud firm S # Hnshs Is 1 v%ste Co. shall provide all
% @ n @ ] Gr r he he building Of g @ dock n
with all the lands wharves and landings necessary for It's acs
its business the and ,,ss same they Shall
seye @ G for th term Of FIVE yeas to be from the s
dollars per annnm nd after the expiration M Of sd per9i OF Eve
ren compared the prices obtained by aaioinn prope-
The said firm shall defray onealf the expenses that
be incurred for the construction Of wharves that
s m m be TSId T sd for @ the of use oh Of the Tn Co.. shall
the compys agent weekly reports Of the business OF The
ca meeting soel;holcrs ali meetings 81 lhs
m"TS Of te the whoe aapa only @ Eove and nc
@ ] be snn % s M pon1 bass 10 @ M
company on the shares owned by HIM
s,d eorpofaon liquidato shell condced 6y
& s y a af
i sM be their duty to sell ad dispose Of the en properly Of
es FS"y hey ,s aI eoee I
s,ats DS S,t as enoarl shall Collected yde
F%: ses Hs;;i sSs
[Origiml signed j
Il. Il. Sumner, ten shitrrs.
VIM. Whann five shares.
+. =. Foeer & Co, five shares
Hughes VGlee Il Co., sixteen slares.
FFei'k Cdmerden, shares.
VIM. Whitlock, Trustee one share.
Harris & Morgan fifteen shares.
L. j. Hart & Co., five shares.
Corn's f. Payne, four shares.
A. Converse, for his wife, Mary Converse,
VIM. Kelley, two shares.
Daniel Johnston, by r. Il. Sumner, Att'y two shares.
J. II. IIagcdou shares.
Glidlen, Marshall Il Co, share.
0. Pa!mes, for Harriet Emma PliIues, share.
o. Palmcs, for Mary r. Pnncs, share.
a. J. Whiuore, for Mrs. Ellen Robinson two shares.
A. J. Whimore for Mrs. Mary Ann Allen siNre
A. J. Whitmore, for Alfred j. Ruiz, share.
A. j. Whitmore, for Mrs. Fanny Ruiz, sh4re.
A. j, Whitmure, for Mrs. 9. Davis, one share.
A. j. Whitnore, one share.
JNO. G. TURNER,
| EDW'D o. WILLARD.
| R. Brennan, Not. Pub.
hereby certify the foregoing be copy the original
act Of record in my current register In faith whereof,
L. s. have hereto signed and affixed the impress my
official seal, this fourth day of May, a, D. 1856.
myl6 Il. brennan, Not Pub
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GUNDRIEs-
ID 1000 kegs Choice Leaf Lard
Ell 100 hbls Winter Strained Lard Oil;
800 casks Prime Ribbed and Clear Sides; . -
100 4. Shoulders, in air tight packages;
500 bbls Mess. Prime Mess and Prime Beef;
100 half bhls Dnninck's Extra Mess Beef;
90 hbls sugar Cured Dried Beef;
100 Gerces T. R. Childs Hams;
so Charles Dsvss Hams
200 bbs Mess Pork; W.T. 'HH
20D Derby sStar Whisky;
200 divers Extra do;
100 =. Deans do do;
lo1 Berne. Kelly Co.'s Old Premium Whisky;
~ Is .. nomes tic Gin; #
IS :. White Wine Vinegar;
1000 boxes Cincinnati Star Candles;
5aa 800 Sperm do: ''......
...r aW !. Pox's Wheat Starch;
90 Fresh Beef Tongues. on hand and for sale b.
VOORHEES, GRIGGS s. Co.
Gn2S Is l5rchoHpitoulas street
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Total amount OF assets. Sa55,8ll
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th January 1856 before me-
the subscriber. Justice of the Peace and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and H. Wheeler, Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company Of New Orleans who being duly sworn
cordn law depose md say that the above
and correct transcript from the books of the
said Company. \. BROTHER, President
JAS. H. WHEELER. Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day Of January
1856. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD. Second Justice Of
the Peace of the Parish of Orleans.
The Board Trustees have resolved pay of
per cash the outstanding certificates of profits the
holders thereof to their legal representatives and after
MONDAY, the 1lth of February next.
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend of
per the earned premiums of the Company for the
yer ending 3is December 1856 for which certificates will be
Issued on and after the 18th Of March
Ths Company continues insre against the peril of the
rivers and loss damage by fire. the of
premium. Office, No. rs Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN II. SHAW, Vice-President.
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans. january Is, 1856
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epT ANDI5l CHARITIES STREET. RIIEU
- H. MATISM CAN BE CURED !! = We now have 10
sale that eeebratel remedy, MnkTlMER'S RHEUMAT1r


= L. MATIsM CAN BE CuRED!! Il We have 70
coMFouSD AND HLoGb PtEiFlEs, which hs; game
specific known for the cectuai cure ibis Innfu
This remedy has already ened thousands q
Iniann.aory tacn!e form attended with swsings and en-
Thirty yenrs' s,ninr. Those " for years reorred the
various celebrated had tried all The nea and eXter
physicians both il his country an EnTops
pronounced after al these efforts had failed mis-
pies either hobblin cruches confined to their beds for
this remedy.
small portion .ccum"aed evidence in is behalf This
evidence from srces which must nslTs confidence in
published TO the worldits wonderful md beneficial effects uo
hundreds of Physicians have resorted it and certify
that even in extreme 4s where had been held
hen 'H 'iey poeure M macns and nmns1crsd t. and It
have written and pubyd whit has for themselves
their friends while rshans Officers mechanics and private
cSraes such aa"es n no o. other s ] q me
deHes and request Ill ho are acsd ass and
circular and what those who were long afflicted have
Mr. n Paschai or of the editors OF the St Louis o Re-
ered yi BY his R The sor Of ST. Io"s nio"ct
also gives notice of it Honderig effects in Curing severe case
ycie dcvotes long editorial in behalf Of its wonderful ercs
in curing hsd o eases in nt ei'y Tie editors Of St. Louis
have all awarded to success in cnrs ms az
d as he io1s e p m d. ws iH yay n ss s
knowledge 4 IS virtues Ts editor of the German Naons
New under ",e of Sep, ls52 sIves the history oi
Se e Of weSy %tren Who e ha for years tried he
springs ard had the treatment Of the most eminent ply siciaS
With 1"s Ss s INV worst S' orhs I'll lie wa f' ]
nsn lo@s e Il o s States S @ a% a Sas
bottle "a 1 , sen to- ~ , f5en MS who seemed
We might adl editorials ND ~ this entire slse hut will give
few names Of prominent physchs merchants and others,
It.
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E1NlBALAKING THE DHGAD.-p CASANAFE
IA Undertaken No 81 aras street, between Customouse and
Benvile having purchased right from DR.. HOLMES, of New
York city of EMBALNING THE DEAD, will attend promptly
to n orders by day or night The Is SIMPLE and is
done with no Inconvenience exposure. Bodies emhnlmed by
him warranted to keep free from decomposition and be
taken part of the world without exnns the slightest
oo nany Of the year Bodies advanced Of
decomposition restored TO perfect state of preservation
Full particulars in pamphlets will be given those who may
apply:
B-Deceased minister's physicians and lawyers will be
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