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W1mnD
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
COLUMBUS, HIO.
The Most Thorough ana Practical IAssitHti0H in
the WeSt.
TERMS:
For full Course. including all departments Of Rock
Keeping, Lectures & Penmanship. invariably in all
For fun course in Ladies D~epartment,--~-.-.-.--. 20
THE PROPRIETORS TAKE
Il great pleasure in expressing their thanks for the
gratifying and Unprecedented success which have
marked the career Of their Institution since its estab-
lishment at the Capital, and stimulates them to renewed
exertions to meet, in the most efficient manner, the IA
pidly increasing demand for a practical and coL.pre-
hensive course Of Mercantile training. The great prac-
ticaI experience Of the Principal, IN heavy Banking
and Commercial Houses, assisted by educated and ac-
con:plished gentlemen has enabled him to bring to a
degree of perfection, a system Of Counting Room in
struction, by oral exercises, not GttaiHsd By any other
THStifHti0F. Each student, by this new process, is
drilled at the desk, Individually, step by step, until he
has mastered the whole routine Of an Accountants du
ties as thoroughly as though he had served an sppren-
ticeship in some Commercial House; and thus all aSk
wardness, falterins and GORGEOUS plumbers are, in a
ItG ACdoulNH hlosAlaLGA.
In addition to our engagement Of accomplished As
sistants, we nave also secured the services Of some Of
the most eminent lecturers in Ohio to lecture on Com
mercial topics.
Our course Of instruction is too extended to particu-
larize here, but it embraces every thing connected with
Double EHtry Book Keeping, with free and full discus
sion Of its Scientific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on CONNER
cial Calculations, Political Economy, Mercantile Law,
Ethics Of Trade, Partnership, &c.
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT
Is.now opened for the reception of Ladies'. No insti-
tuition IN the Union tmparts a more thorough or inter
esting course in this Department.
In conclusion. We would add, that we shall put forth
our hest efforts to mer it in a still more eminent degree.
the hattering reception with which our enterprise has
met, and pledge ourselves to impart a more thorough.
practical course Of Mercantile Instruction than can be
formed .. any other similar Mercantile College.
Among the many recommendations, We give the fol-
lowing
We the undersigned, take pleasure in t~estifying that
We are personally acquainted WITH Mr.. GRASGER's abil-
ity as an Accountant, and teacher of Book Keeping,
which is Of the highest order. lie has had great expe-
rience as an Accountant, in heavy Commercial and
Banking Houses. which gives him superior facilities in
imParting a practical knowledge of Book keeping, and
4 thorough Commercial Education.
III ALLEN. L. l.. D..
President of Farmers College.
TADTN ANnDEyEC
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ANACT
e6.l

TII0S. II. FORD.
President Of the Senate.
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WANTED. in exchange for Groceries,
w s2n.GOO.CO in Cash, Butter. Eggs, Country
Hams, Shoulders. Potatoes, Onions. White Beans. &c.
At q" Fresco Hall" by A. y
Warren. March %. 1856.
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= = would be glad to have a further supply, as
the medicine is becoming very popular. and l think
will continue, as il has given relief in every instance
where properly taken
Tn0. NEWMAN. NJ. D. NJ. Vernon. Ind.
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SPRING GOODS
1856.
NEW YORK STOREI
HEAVY RICH PLAID SILKS. BIZ
.MBROIDERIES d TRIMMINGS

IL Silks of superior quality and lustre; silks Of all
other kinds. including SILK B0NNETS; Cloak and
other silk velyets; rich velvet and silk Vestings. DC.
PARKS IL VENT.
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CTRANGE DEVELOPMENTS.
entifc men are daily bringing 20 light new Inven-
tons, and the march of progress is onward persons
Bald, or becoming so, VII he pleased to learn. that sci
cnce ard long research combined, have brought rcsoIs
the greatest Monde. of the Ere. in the article Of EN-
RRSON'S AMERICAN TAI RESTORATIVE, a snie
cure for Badness and to prevent Hair from falling.
See circulars to be had Of agents. Price 81 90 in large
hcttles. Sold by E.E- IIoyt & Co., and Geo. Adams,
Warren J. Manning, Youngstown; Prentice & Ell
war Is, Garfield
C. Z. FISHER & Co.. Proprietors.
march 2 No. 81, Superior street, Cleveland, o
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NEW FACTORY,

HIRCULAR We arc
~ prepared to do all kinds of Circular Saving, sucl
as Brackets, Patterns, Carriage work, &c. on short
notice. jeG SpEAR & son.
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AN CT

Concerning the e~Bacting and repeating Of statutes
SsrTIoS l. Be a enacted By the Geaerat. essembll
Of tLe State ofOkiO. That every law pissed which con
tlins no provisions as to the time it shall take effect
shah take effect on the first day of May next after i'
passage.
SECTION .. That whenever a statute is repealed
such repeal shall in no manner effect pending notions
founded thereon. nor causes Of action not in suit that
occurred prior to any such repeal, except as may be
provided in such repeating statute.
April 2, Is56.
N. IT. A WORRIES
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
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acBiToR's Office. Tranbul! C01n:y.l
Warren. Ohio, May 90. 1855.
Thereby certify, that I have compared the foregoing
laws with authenticated copies from the Secretary Of
State, and find them correct.
CHARLES X HUNT. County auditor.
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OF YOUR GOING, L GO AT ONCE -
To DUNLAP, STEWART L REEDS, and examine their
splendid stock of Goods, which are daily arriving by
the boat load.
The facilities which our firm now possess, Zone of the
firm being constantly in the eastern cities. thus being
able to take advantage Of the markell are not eqnilled
by any house in Ohio. We call the attention Of mer-
chants and the public generally to the following list Of
articles, which. having been purchased before the great
rise in prices, we are enabled to offer at New York
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NE AhEllCAN Z NEW
ARRANGEMENTS AT TIE L STAND!!-ThC
Public are hereby notified that this Uellknown house il
being fitted up by the proprietor, HENRY Lon, in q
style which will insure to all who may give him \ call,
ample accommodations and good fare. The furniture
and i" fittings up generally wiil be new, and Of the hest
description. No pains will be spared in making il
pleasant and comfortable. The situation OF the Luihling
being fine, and convenient for persons who come tC
town, Mr.. L. feels that, with a determination not to be
ou;lone in his efforts TO please, he deserves a liberal
share Of that patronage heretofore youchsafed him hy
the public. Give the AMERICAN a call and you viii
come again.
NEn-rEn Lrril lth l2llt
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n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives..
LESTER TAYLOR.
President OF the Senate, Iro tenn
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SOMETHING AS STATED.
ORANGEVILLE BOW AND Eel

IMAM UEN LILLE DOW AND EEL
~ JOE M~ANUFACTORY, on State Line Road,
south end Of the village, adjoining the depot grounds
of the A. e. G. ". Railroad. The terms Of Partnership
heretofore existing between Palmer and Patten. hav-
ing expired and duly dissolved, the Subscribers having
associated together, and thereby adding One-half to
the original building Of the Mandatory and having
secured a choice lot Of lumber, feel themselves abuu.
dainty qualified, and well prepared to fiji all orders
with proinptness and dispatch. And in view Of the
rapid increase of the business of this establishment for
three years past. we hope to merit and receive a still
greater increase, as we intend to keep always on hand
a large supply for Wholesale or Retail. We will trade
bur stuff for cash or carriages, III such a way as to make
it more to the advantage of carriage makers to ex
change, than to bend their own stuff. We will not
Cknowingly) he under sold in as good an article, north,
east, south or west. PALMER & WILSON.
Oranrevile, Trumhull Co, O.. Feb. G. IS5f-Gm%
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Speaker ofthe House OF representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR
President of the Senate, pro TEN.
April II, 1856.
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FRESCO HALL!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRO
w Gerry Store, A. J. TROXEL Proprietor. WV.
GREEN, Agent, Market Street. Warren, Ohio.
A large and fresh stock Of Family Groceries is now
being opened up at .Fresco Hail." consisting, in part,
Of Teas, Sugar. Coffee, Syrup. JelIies. Canton. Ginger
Root, Preserves, Rlisins. Figs, Prunes. Pork, Dried
Beef. Hams. Shoulders, Cod Fish. MackCrel, Salmon
:. Heron, Lemons, Oranges, Soaps. Candles. Lamp
Oil, Pepper, Allspice, Cloves. Cinnamon, Nutmees,
No. Lard. Harmony, Rice, Tobacco. together with a
thousand other articles too numerous to mention. All
Of which shall he sold at the lowest prices for cash.
Warren. March &c. 1856.
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.OLSOMSMERCANTILE COLLEGE
CORNER OF PUBLIC SQUARE. CLEvELAND,o
INCORPORATED MAY o, 1855.
F Gull Y

II AZ y Il I.
e. G. FOLSOM, A. r., Principal, Professor Of Theore
ical and Practical Book Keeping.
W. II. HOLLISTER and LAFAYETTE r. Assis
tant Professors in Book Keeping Department..
A. J. PHELPS, Professor OF Practical and Ornamental
penmanship
B. F. HUMISToN, Lecturer on Commercial History
and Art Of Computation.
JOHN r. WARNING, Lecturer on Mercantile Customs,
Banking. Exchange, &c.
Hon. JOIN CROwELL. Ex-Member of Congress, Lee
tlrer on Commercial Law.
Rev. ]. A.. THOME, Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
and Political Economy.
ERASTUS HOPKINS, President of the st. Louis Air
Line Railroad, Lecturer or Railroading,~ Commerce,
&c.
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IMPORTANT TO THE FARMER,
rnn nIsE,sEs IN noRsEs an caTrIr

This article having been we'll known and extensively
used for many years, has gained for itself a name and
reputation excelled by no other now Tin use.
II has Tired through and triaRDked 0rer all ONO
sitiOR. The reason is plain. it has merit beyond all
others in its way. and as it becomes more widsly known.
it is appreciated by a discerning public.
1t is n fact we'll known in medical science. that the
combined influence Of several ingredients in certain
fixed or definite proportions, suhserves an effect that
cannot he attained by the same ingredients separately
or in different combinations. So with this compound.
The chemical afiuities which are brought to Cooperate
in the action of the various ingredients, render il an
article Of universal potency in its action on the multi
fariors disc Ises to which Horses and Cattle are Incl.
-. H., =. = .,-l - l..
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TOBACCO-A fae assortment of the
L hest brands of Flag. Fine Cut Chewing and Smok-
ing Tohaccos, at FrescO Hall, for sale wholesale and
retail by Al. TROXEL.
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@bnsitians.

DR. A. MOORE, has resumed the
- Practice of Medicine in Vienna, where he will
permanently Jan3Otf
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GRACKERS-Pittsburgh Butter, Wa
~ ter. Soda and Boston Crackers, by the bill box
or pound, at X
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April 2, l6J5

Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President OF the Senate.
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GRAND EXPOSITION of RICH

GRAND EXPOSITION of RICH
IL AMI H0ICE GOODS, for Mems wear for sfring
and Summer-consisti z Of choice French, English d,
American Cloths and ~Cassimsres, of all coiors aui
qualities; C~assimeres AMI VestingS in great varieties,
for dress and business wear, OF new and beautiful pat
terms A very large stock of Furnishin. Goods and
Trimmings, of all styles and qualities, A full and COM
plete assortment of READY-NADE CLOTHING, both
OF fine and low priced material.
Also. Hats and Caps, in great varieties, and Of all
qualities, from the cheapest wool. to the finest beaver,
suitable for all times AMI occasions.
In calling attention to the above. I need only add
that these goods have all been selected by myself wi h
great care, and with particular attention to a Custom
Trade, and the piece goods will he male up to order,
rs heretofore, in a style unequalled in this section OF
country. As for prices, call. examine, and judge for
yourselves. JOHN L.. WEEKS,
Merchant Tailor, II Market St. Warren, o.
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DR.. SAMUEL STRONG'S
FEVER DESTROYER!

6, Is55-6n
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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS.

What has been done. can he again. Numerous per
sons can he referred to. who, by the timely use Of this
Powder, have saved the lives Of valuable animals, when
all other remedies had entirely failed. The
MANY WONDERFUL CURES
1t has performed Cd the lower animals. prove conclu.
sively that it is endowed with curative powers not found
in other preparations, which has established its claims
to general confidence. This preparation, known as
L. A. SMITHS CONDITION POWDER,
Has been prepared with an aim and desire to supply
the public with n safer, surer and every way superior
medicine for Horses and Cattle. to any that has hccn
known before. 1t contains pecuharities ami proper
ties entirely new, and is composed principally Of veg
etable substances, the products of our native soil, care
fully selected and prepared for the purpose. The pow
der is put mp in large packages, with full directions
accompanying them. In order to place it within the
means Of all, who desire to avail themselves Of its hen
efits. it is sold at the low price Of p cents per package.
Try IL and Il BiH ecOmaeRd Itself.
Prepared and sold by E.A. SMITH & co,
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned. of the late
firm of 5 C M0SER, has this day associated with him
Michael Moser, for the purpose of continuing the Mer-
camille business at the old stand. under the name and
sty'e OF C. & NJ. Moser. They respectfully invite a
continuance Of the patronage so literally extended to
the late firm. M0SER
Warren, July &c. 1854.
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~ IL NJ. MOSER, Dealers IN Foreign.
~. and Domestic Dry Goods hardware, Groceries,
Qeensware, Boots, Shoes. L s, Caps, Ready Made
Clothing, &C., Market Str.., Warren, o. aug J
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Our largely increased business induces the belief
That oar eXertioHs to please cur customers and to otter
them ut all times a superior assortment Of t0cH made
CiOftiFg Mt reasonable prices. have been crowned with
success. No pains have been or will be spared to sus-
tain the reputation We have acquired.
The facilities we enjoy for obtaining ut all times the
very choicest sty les OF Goods, enables US to he ccntin-
ually Offering to our customers something new and de-
sirable.
Persons who are still unacquainted with our princi-
pies Of business are hereby Informed that we 'HGuaTan-
tee every article sold to be wha tit is represented"
Our large and unequaled Stock comprises every ar
ticle Of garment worn, together with a large and com
ple;c stock OF
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NEW FIRM NEW GOODS

~ The Subscribers are now receiving a large and
desirable Stock of FALL y WINTER to
which they invite the attention OF the public generally
their Goods will be offered at prices that will defy all
;omT clifton for readypay. or in exchange for Produce
Approved credit ON short time will he given.
Warren, Oct. Is, 1854. c ~ NJ MOSER.
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ent. Hence lt Is ftund % be
ONE OF THE BEST REMEDIES.

For Coughs, Colds. Founder and Heaves. Thick and
Broken Wind, D~istemper, Hide-bound, Loss Of Appe
lite. Inward Strain. Fellow water, Fatigue from hard
exercise, stiff complaint, inflammation Of the lungs and
kidneys chest founder. farcy and fevers. It carries
of all gross humOrs in its action. and prevents hon SEES
from becoming stir or laundering. and
PURIEIES THE BLOOD,
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EVIDENCE OF AFETY

IEsFhieuCes N l.
AGENTs-cineinnati, J. D. Park; Columbus. G Ro-
berts; Warren, o.. E.. A. Smith & Co. For sale BY
Medicine dealers generally
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Prepared and sold by f. A. SMITH & co
MAKE HAY WHILE THE SIN

UIuE-IstS, WarTtn, UhlO.
Sold also ny p. Edwards. Garfield; John Campbell.
Newton Falls; Gilbert & Morris. Giraryl: Brigdon &
Ruggles, Mesopotamia; Henry Barnard, Kinsman. and
10y Dealers generally. fel2O-y
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nISSOLUTION.-Tbe partnership
- heretofore existing between the subscribers IN
der the name and style of S. & C. Moser is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. the notes and accounts OF
the late firm, are in the haIds of Samuel MOser fOF
settlement. SAMUEL M0SER.
Warren, July "a. 1854. CORNELIUS M0SER.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15
THE DUEL NE tR h4U1M0ND

A letter from Rir.Imvud, VtreHa, dated
the lst instant to the Petersburg Express,
gives the following account of the duel fought
on that day between Roger A. Pryor, Esq,
of the Enquirer and Dir. Q. b. Fnney, State
senator from the Accomac district:
in consequence of some publication in the
Enquirer, Dr. Finncy took offence and de-
nonncea Mr. Pryor; and tn coming to the
knowledge OF the latter, lie proceeded to the
Exchange yesterday afternoon, where an alter,
cation took place
"Mr. Pryor, after some words, striking DR.
Finney, pistols were drawn by some present,
but DIR, Flnncy is reported 10 have said, You
can shoot if you please Mr., Pryor then put
up his weapon, and referred his adversary to a
friend. \ challenge was sent very speedily
Mr. Pryor accepted, and early this morning
the parties proceeded to Clark's Spring, where
they fought with pistols.
"At the first fire DIR. Finncy was wounded
in the right side Just below the breat, the bal
passing through to the back, whence it wa,
extracted by surgeon. Dr. Finney being
disabled was in no condition to conduct tho
combat further, and there was but one cx
change of shots. He was afterwards convey
ed to his lodgings at the Ballard House, ant
is now as comfortable as could be eXpecte,
under the circumstances,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15
POLICE JURY PROC EED1NCS.

CLlNroH, Ia, November 3, 1856
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment Present: Vim. NJ jordan, President,
jas S. Montgomery, } 4. Cason, James Ri
ley Richard Drchr, and O. Il. Eddards.
Absent Jos Norwood, and \. De Lee.
Mr.. Jordan offered the following preamble
and resolution
WHEREAS, The Legislature Of Louisiana. at its SEES.
sion for The y, ar 1850, directs that all fines and
iOririturcs collected Or the violation Of The c,imi-
nal law Of the State shall belong and be paid into
thn Treasury Of the Parish in which they may be
cuRccttd and whereas the same legislature enact
cd that all the expenses incurred in tnr different
Parishes by the arrest. confinement. aud proScct-
ton Of persons accused Of crime. shall b. paid by
the respective Parishes IN which the offence chars-
cd may have been committed,
Therefore be it resolved by the Police Jury OF the
Parish Of Last Fclicana. at its November session.
A. D.. 1856, That the Treasurer OF "a PARISH he. ana
he is hereby authorized, 10 pay out o Any funds IN
his hand. uccrung from the uiorc'ad irs and Tor
FIXTURES. upon The warrant Of the Judge Of Tho 1tl
judicial District, or IN his absence upon tn warrant
Of III Clerk Of d Court. ih mileagrn and per diem
Of v theses in criminal ca-c a. regulated 10y law.
On motion, the above was adopted, and tie
Clerk Of the Police Jury ordered to inform
the Parish Treasurer Of the slld acton Of the
Police jury.
Mr. Nrrur presented an account Of Mr.. VIM
Patterson FOR blank books furnished the clerk,
office, amounting to ST, which was allowed
and 4 resolution authorizing the payment OF
the same adopted.
Mr. Drchrrrrscu. the pntitionof Edward
Gurm4u, ~, invalid N"npAcitrd 10 make 4 live
Hood. Laid over until the next meeting for
.pIiai consideration.
Mr. Eaiarls offered the petition Of +. y.
Phrlps Whit, aud Others, praying that Loo
nara Brown be allowed rLn privilege Of re-
moving The Baton ltougt roa,. 4 distance not
exceeding one hundred yaris n front, and hot
more than five hundred yard, IL cngth.o Said
petition Was granted, ani Il resolution adopt.
ed authorizing the change asked provided,
1.-THE removal thereof be Of no expense to the
Parish, and that the now road put in as
rood condition as the old one
Mr. Jordan offered an account Of II. j. De
loney, for services rendered rs Police Clerk
amounting to SIS which was allowed, and or
dered TO be paid.
Mr.. Riley offered the following resolution
which was adopted.
Be 1t Received. &c. That the Bridge Commission
crs Of Ward. No. 1. be allowed to luda ness br do
over the west prong OF the Comita near the Comitt
Church, II they think proper. aud 10 do the sam a
the least possible cost for which III y are authoyz I
to draw from the Parish Treasury on their Owl
warrant.
The following resolution was then adopted
concerning the Parish Tax.
BE it resolved. &c. That the Parish Taxes be lev
led At ON half til, state faxes, not incladay pro
iessiolal Taxes.
The Police Jury then adjourned to tie first
Monday in January, 1897
WIN. Nj. JORDAN,
President of the Police Jury
H. j DELoNy. Police Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15

---
The LATE JAMES NJ. ELAN. 1T was with
extreme regret that we read the following an
nouncemcnt in the Baton Rouge Advocate o.
the S:l instant We knew the deceased for n
number of years, and although he was at times
rather abrupt in his manner, and at all times
eccentric in his IDEAS, all who knew him thought
him sincere and upright He will be long and
kindly remembered by those who knew him
best, and in whose midst he lived for so long Il
period:
ANOTHER OH CITIZEN GoNE.-Dcath is
again in our midst and has laid his rude hand
upon one of our oldest and most veneratcd cit.
izens James NJ. Elan, Esq, from an affection
OF the heart, died this morning, in this city, at
ter painful illness of two weeks. He was
widely known in this State as prominent pol
itician, of the strictcst and most decided char.
actcr, but at home was more esteemed for his
open-hearted acts Of kindness and his vista,
tions and minstrations to the sick during many
long and affecting yellow fever epidemic
He was q conscientious and honest politician,
an able member Of the bar, and a good man
He had long been member of the Methods
Church, and died Christian, and will BIZ
mourned by our citizens after his dust shall
have mingled with its kindred earth Pcac,
to his venerable ashes