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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Il To all PERSONS afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
as SPERNAT0RRII-EA. SEMINAL WEAKNESS IN
P0TENCE,~ ia, GLEET, Syphilis, the
Vice OF 0NANISN. or SELF ABUSE, &c sc.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful
destruction Of human life, caused by Sexual Diseases.
aud the deception practised upon the unfortunate vic
tins Of such diseases by Quacks. have directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy
OF their name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS,
to all persons thus afflicted. who apply by letter, with
4 description Of their condition, Gage, occupation, hab-
its Of life, sc =, and in cases Of extreme poverty and
suffering. to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF
CHARGE.
The Howard Association is a Benevolent Institu-
ton. established by special endowment, for the rrlci
Epidemic Diseases" 1t has now a surplus of means,
which the Directors have voted to eNpend in adveriis
ing the above notice. 1t is needless TO add that the
Association commands the highest Medical skill OF the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern treat
mcut.
Just Published, by the Association. = Report on
Spermatorrhma, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice OF
Onanism. Masturhation or Self Abuse. and other Dis
eases Of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting sur
geon, which will be sent by mail, lin a sealed enyel-
Ope) FREE OF CHARGE, on the receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage.
Address. Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN. Consultiu. Sur.
geOn, Howard association, No. , South MN I'll Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of the Directors.
GEO. ~FAIRCIiILD. Secretary.
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DENTISTRY!
DR.. H. w. HOLLOWAf Y,
At HOME AGAIN!

IN his old rooms over the New York
4 Store, where he ran he found at all hours during
the day, Geady to perform all operations ON the teeth,
at his usuaIlow prices) The satisfaction that has seen
given to hundreds in this vicinity, is a sure guaranty.
thai all persons calling at my rooms Will get the best
and cheapest work in the county; nothing but the best
Of Gold used for filling. Teeth from one to an entire
sett on Gold or Silver plate. / would hele say to those
wishing a FIJI sett. / will extract the roots and give
them a temporary sett of teeth on Gutta Percha, in one
week from the time Of extrlrting roots. free without
charge. DR. H. W. HOLLOh Al.
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NEW YORK STORE
FOR THE FALL TRADE.
'EHE subscribers have commenced Il

HE SUBSTITUTES naNe cOnlmtnctu 10
l. receive their Stock of Fall and Winter Goods,
which, when complete, viii he one Of jhe largest and
most attractive ever brought TO TrumbuIl County
Being satisfied that the growing wealth and taste Of the
citizens of this town and the surrounding country
require richer and better goods than heretofore have
usually been kept, We have this fall selected with this
idea in view, and are prepared to exhibit in every
department of Staple and Fancy Goods, an attractive
assortment Of the best styles aud makes OF goods. As
to prices. we say, while our reputation through the
country is now so good. that If a stranger enquiries at
more than one place in this town, he will be informed
that he is in the New York Store. Yet we now design
to offer still greater Inducements. and wish it to be
understood that We shall never he HHders0id on goods
OF equal quality, We also viii at all times pay Cash
on Produce.
See paper next week for further particulars.
PARKS & WENTZ
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GRANGER,S
Commercial and Mathematical Institute,
COLUMBUS. Ono.

CPLENDID INDUCEMENTS 10 those
- who wish to attend a Commercial College. Situs-
tons guaranteed, or, tuition free. summer arrange
ments. To those who enter my Institute. or remit me
$50. and thus secure GUARANTEE SCHOLARSHIPS.
any time before the LIST day Of next September, can,
upon completing 4 thorough course of Doub. Entry
Book Keeping and It's Collateral branches, secure lu-
crztive employment in Commercial or Banking Houses
as Accountants within ninety days after their gralua-
ton. or else they will he Unidentified to the full amount
OF the sum paid for tuition, and tIUs realize
FEEE TUITION, OR LUCRATIVE SITUATIONS.
Graduates from this Institution are now filling re-
sponsible and lucrative positions As Cashiers, Book
Keepers and Railroad Office Clerks. in different sec
tons Of the country. and are being preferred by bust
ness men to Graduates Of any other Mercantile Col
lege. Hence the above unparalleled Inducements
which nothing but the great superiority Of my instruc-
tion and thorough training OF ms students orhusiless
life wOuld warrant.
TIE Principal Of this Institution has been a PrGe-
teal accountant, for a longer period than GHy other
Teacher IN the Western country
Address the undersigned FOR further particulars
WV. W. GRANGER.
N,v n Ia5--tF
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Pastor Baptist Church. streetsh
A CHAfENT.
~ Wiri;.m s.,,-b.o- ID

A ENACTMENT.
"A William Slaughter, PlG. Before AHor Abel, a
vs.. AJustice of the Peace of
Daniel L. Case. Def. Warren Township.
Trumhull County, Ohio.
On the 2Ith day of August, A. D. 1857. said Justice
issued an order Of attachment in the above action for
the sum of Thirty two Dollars and fifty cents. and said
cause is continued for trial until October 10th. A. d..
1857, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. WILLIAM SLAUGHTER.
Warren. August %. ISJ--3E.
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In N d

PRACTICAL DENTIST.
Can still be found al his rooms, corner Of Market and
Liberty Streets, opposite the Bank. Having DOW en-
tered upon my sixth year in the practice Of my profess
sion. in Warren, with a constant increase of business,
which enables me to keep up with all the improvements
Of the day. I have every facility at command, and a
determinations TO 10 rs good work as can be done by
the most gifted Of the profession. Entire satisfaction
will he given in each and all operations, or no charge
will he made. / shall be pleased to wait upon my
friends and former patrons, and allneeding the services
of a Dentist; and viii sIpags give them good Rork al
4 fair compensation
DIR. J. c. BURROUGHS.
-. ---F NJ, nAs-
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May II, ls5.-y.
AVAILABLE PROPERTY for SALE

The following property, belonging to the estate OF
Asael Adams, deceased. is offered at private sale:
LIST. The Franklin House. on the CORNER OF Market
and Liberty streets. This house is As we'll located for
a tavern stand. as any in town. The grounds are am
ple, the reputation Of the house has been well maintain
ed by lis present occupant. Mr.. Wa Williams, and Il
is CAPABLE OF accommodating 80 to 80 guests.
ID. The double dweliiT Z house on Vine street. imme-
diateIv north Of the last mentioned house. Each of
these buildings. with the land, viii he sold low, and the
terms Of payment made to suit purchasers.
Apply to HENRY STILES,
or c. A. ADAMS.
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Exchange Bank Of Nebraska.
FLORENCE, y. t.
GEo. SINCLAIR. PRLs'T. II. vEEDEg, CAsH'R.
GO. SINCLAIR 4 O..

GeHereI Land Agents and Dealers ia Land HarrGHfs,
FLORENCE, M
VIII give their per sonai attention TO buying ard sell
ing Real Estate, Entering Lands, Loaning Money and
Paying Taxes, in Neirasky, Iowa ana Kansas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank, Pittsburgh. Pa;
c. q. IlusSey * Co.. do; X. Patrick & Co. Bankers,
do; Atwell, Lee l. Co. Merchants. do; H.. =. Raley,
Banker, Phiia.; WinSlow, Lauier & Co. New FORK;
Lucas ~ SimOnds, Bankers. st. Louis, SelleW * Co
Merchants, do; Bank OF Commerce, Cleveland, y J.
q. liussSy, do; Samuel Quinby, Esq. Warren. o..
apra9-ly~
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~ prepared 70 sci. 20 the Farmers Of TrHInhuiI and
Portage county, Delauce's Independent HarSe Rs1c,
which is the hest Rake now IN use, h0th for rakirS
hay. or cleaning StuAlie I an al o prepared 10 sell
BtTs Ohio Mower, which is the best Mower now In use
and took the first premium asa MoUcr-at tlc nhio
SAFE Fair in lr55; also. Ua hanI and for sale. Crowei's
III 'Erlogaetrr CLurus, they cant be beat also, Be
Hives, Fork Handles. Provision Safes. Hoe HGEdl,s-
S.raN Golfers, &c, all OF whicd VIII he sold ciirsP for
cash. or produce. at my shop on Qniahy Iiil1. west side
OF MahoEiue River. CHARLES MESSENGER
Warren. Jare u. t-5T-tf.
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Warren. Sept. Q, 81.
TlOBACCO. SNUFF AND SEGARS.

l. Wholesale and Retail. The subscriber would
respectfully inform the citizens of Warren and vicin-
ity, that he has on hand a well selected stock Of Tohac-
CO. SnuG and Segars, which he will sell for cash, at
prices that viii defy competition. Call and examine
for yourselves, at the Tobacco and Segar Store. Market
Street, Warren. Ohio. j. II ELTON.
Nn-rnr s.rt OH ~
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

- The Ahrid-meut Of the debates in Congress,
from i7S9 to 1856, by Thomas II. Ecutaa. TO re com
pletei in j. Vols. Of $50 pages each. II viii comprise
Whit j. now contained in over iU1 largt qu.~.o Vols.
that cannot lie pa chased furless than $50 doisars-
Subscription price, $500 er vol. In cloth. S3,IO.
Law sheep. AM 4,jO in bali ~, extra.
Tie Grst vel. IS now ready for delivery to suhscli-
tcrs. who viii please call an get tie work at
July - ADAMS Bl~JKsE0RE.
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Justices and Constables' Blanks.
TARRANTEE, MORTGAGE < QUIT CLAIM EEL
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS. sUBPaNAs, ZIG.
Constantly on handand for sale.
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CHASE.-Below is a let.

~ ter from this gentleman to the publishers. And
the work named is now ready to the third vol AMI can
be hal at ADAMS BOOKSTORE. One volume will he
publ shed every three months, until completion in Is
volumes:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, CoLuIBUs, Dec. ,, 1916.
DEAR SIR:-The proposed Arrangement Of the Debates
Of Congress, by Colonel Benton. comments itself to
the favor of all Americans. The work itself is most
important. 1t viii place within the reach OF thousands
otherwise inaccessible treasures of historical knowl
edge. 1t will make audible to the present generation
the discussions of the past, deeply interesting TO them
selves, hut even more interesting as exhibiting the
beginnings of great traces of events, the procession OF
which is yet passing before our own eyes.
And no man is so we'll fitted for this work as the dis
tinguished statesman who has undertaken it. His large
experience in the public councils, aud his comprehen
siye Judgment, afford sufficient guarantees that nothing
will he retrenchad which should be retained, or retain
ed which should be retrenched-
Very respectfully yours,
& p. CHASE.
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DATCH d OPDYCKE are now offeI-

= ing more than ordinary Inducements TO all deal
srs within 200 miles Of them. TO examine their heavy
aud most complete stock of ~Saddlery and Hardware
Trimmings. Mr. Patch. the chief dealer in cur line in
this part of the wUrld. for the last quarter OF n century,
has just returned from the eastern Manufacturers and
Importers. where he ben. ht at such fgJres as enables
us to compete with any house this side Of PhiltlelphIa
or New York. PATCH d OPDYCKE.
A--ns. 10 81
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uENRY A. BRONsON.s EsTATE.
WOULD Like TO CHANGE NY
THE THREE BIG DOORS1
NET GOODS AND LOW PRICES.
- OIDSTFTN'S CIOTufNG HAT.

NOLDSTEIN'S CLOTHING HALL.
~ one door North c: he Post Ofire. Warren, O..
Erery day hruss something aew, ald tie question
daily arises Where shall l 20 to buy ne the hest suit
Of Clothes tr rIe least amouut OF Money TIE a4-
sEer wcElIh e -ut GOLDSFEINS CIosai1@Tslf where
you car hni the largest aad -l0st fi.hioaH:hie sl1ck OF
Goods eyer offered in tbs toTu. whi-A vii Bc coW
C1z,rEa than ever hei1ie offered IL tlis vicinity, My
stock r0nsists partly Of
CLOTH FEoCK DRESS COEsI
All cCicrs auI llslties Of Twvels. Fancy Liacu and
Marseilies. at the lowest prices. Splendid assortment
Of all kinds PANTS, and an endless variety Of VESTS.
The hest assortment Of GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS. to be foCnd nyWhsrs-snch As Cravats. Gloves
Suspenders, Hosiery. Ssocss. Shirts liars, Erawcrs.
Crie-shirts. Sc. Gc.
Also, q large assorsclent IT HATS and Caps, AZ ct
tie latest styles Trunks, lalises and travelling bags,
and in hct every article requisite to complete q gen
teUan's wardrobe.
Remember the lice. and I've me n can, cIe
door 10 the Post CIi;e' Main 81, Warren. Ohio-
MAY =. GuLDSTEIN.
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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

WILL be happy to receive applica-
tions in either department, and will see to it
that policies are promptly issued and in such sort as
TO be useful in case Of loss. He represents several
highly responsible stock companies, whose perpetuity
is beyond doubt in the Life department, and in the
Fire line can suit either farmers or town folks, call in.
August 10, 1857. THOMAS J-MeLAlN.
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.CROCKERY & GLASSWARE!

NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES
Al THE
"Warren Crockery Store"
No. 4 Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
HARDWARE W expect TO buy 10 the best advantage at thu Hardware store,
4 Il B@sat ue Boot store, md Clothing heC Clothing store. Acting on ues e principle. sensible
very hy coming to h "CrknyS Store" for QueNaem and GaswareW have emo huge lies
odys goods wha Ew pieces of HaSotedu ao fur the lark hy corner whh;b our shelves aeI
filed from tp Oh bottom Efha choice selection of the most fashionable styles Crckey- W offer the fol-
lowing inducements TeOnst p purchase of us E- Wehaveue largest andiei stock in the county to
49,. 5 IN 80 MJTs I%Ii a We vii Su WI e Ge Tn c 6n hs eubv
of noice and we mean What zea say Hy lair and liberal dealing and selling cur wsat an unusually low
price we can lud upa Crchy and GasDreua in WaenW care bound to do it, and speunlya ask
II Remember the place MGA ms COOKERY STORE. MOI Main St June L. 9-3m.
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AVER 5 CHERRY


~
4 Coughs. Colds, Ha1rseness- { 49, y
Bronchitis. Who3pirs Cough. 1874
Asthma anal Cons .%lsrti1u. is uni
verSauy known Is the best rene N
jy ever yet discovered for every S
variety Of Pulmonary disease -
81 wide i the field o. its useful M.StNbt
ness and so HUneruus the cases ~ -@A
OF its cures, that almost ever 1---
section Of the country slcUuds in persons plLiic'y
Euogu. WGO have been restored fr1l alarming =ai
even desperate diseesrs OF The lungs BY its use. When
once trizii.S superiority over every other medicine Of
its Lind is too sPrar-Lt to escape observation. AMI
where is virtues are SHOWN, the puaiic no longer Eesi-
tate what ar;ilote to employ for the distressing ant
dangerous affections Of The prinCaGry organs which
axe incident 70 cur climate b. is timely use many.
nag almost all attacks OF disease upon the LUHFs or
throat, are arrested aEJ thus are saved aauy ihnu-
s.nis every year from a prematare sfsve. No family
should he without t. aad those who do ug--ot TO pro
vide themselves with Il remedy which wards Oh this
dangerous class &C diseases viii have csuse TO lepl0Te
il whea il is too late Proofs Of the surprising lIhe.cy
oi the Cherry Pectcrii need not be given 20 The Aacr-
lean people-they have living proofs in every reisi
h0rLood. Bat those vino wish 70 read the statements
Of those whose whole heahh has been restored ami
whose lives have lecn Savel bv its use. VIII lld them
in NY AWericaa Almanac which the agents kc.ON naln
eli has TO fur1ish Gratis Tor every ore.
Prepared ~ Dr. J. c. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Nass-. and sold by r Saith < Co War
rem; DR.. Il ". lowe. North Bloomfield; II. W Collar,
NeSOpotanil; Ensign y W0oiuo~tu. Ne@ton Falls,
and ali dealers IN mei!cicS cycTy where
Irrr : rF--1-r
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treat Ereshct IN the DelawAre-Heavy I<oss
OF Property.

ltrom tie Daily kAstOnlan May q
During Saturday and ye terday there great fresh
e In the Delaware and Lehigh rivers and large amounts
OF property were deatroyed On saturday the eddy in the
Delaware abyvc Eason, filed with ras which had
been landed some Of them belonging TO the ramen, and
others haying been sold umbermen in this noghborhood
Two log RATS landed al the town. and during the af
ternoon OF Saturday large log raft belonging to Mr.
Ross started from the eddy and with great difficulty
landed 10y the assistance Of many men, just above the
bridge.
Yesterday morning AZ seven o'clock tho freshet the
Delaware had reached nineteen feet and six heavy rams
broke loose from their iastenins at the eddy and went
OF one OF them struck pier Of the Delaware BRIDGE
and swinging around against LOG raft fastened 20
The shore aud broke In two, but did not loosen from
As fas,eniug Several other RATS pas ed down during
The day. some Of hem being mucD broken and injured.
" hoso which broko loose from the eddy IN the morning,
Two belonged 10 Sir. Mchaei Butt Of borough
Mr. james Mckcen Of South Esion; 20 Mr.. Doster OF
Bihehen aud two 70 rafsmen. AT noon the water had
reashed height &c tw enty-,wo feet
The waters OF Lohgh we're also greatly swollen, and
much property vas injured About ten O'Clock A. W. Of
yesterday the Lehigh commenced faling Bethlehem
and ether points abeve the dam, but Tor distan
above Eas,on the waters darmod by The Delaware,
aud fences lumber &c were pat aboat 20 tue great Ga
sgs Of the owners.
Al six O'Clock last evening the Delaware had reached
q height OF ?3i, feet, ana rising very slowly. Al
tits time rars broke loose the eddy and
down They both log rans. The larger one becog-
cd tc Mr., poser, Of Bethlehem, and worth about
$500. This touched pier Of the Delaware Bridge aud
fair against pier OF the railroad bridge,
plctcly, separating tlo logs aud making tremendous
crash against the bridge. The smaller one belonged 10
heaers HnsnAu Bsnnet hpased both bridges without
touching.
Large bodies Of drn wood ran during tbs day and
many guens o. buildings. bridges boats &C. passed
by The frcfhe by far the largest Of the season. and
lumbermcn and others have suffered immense iosses
from IL.
During yesterday thousands persons thrcnged river
banks H. witness the raging of The waters, while many
were engaged in removing goods from store houses which
were Inundated, and In prooc';ng procery otherwise
Pennsyvana canal were overtoved and II is Supposed
thn much damage h done 70 them
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The following IL list Of officers reported sUr duty at
tached " the steam frigate Roanoke, at Norfolk,
which went into commission 9TH inst
captain, John b. Montgomery, COMMANDING; Perser,
Jno. N. Hamblcton, Ueutensnts, Edward Donaldson,
francis Key Murray, J, Wainwright, Joseph b Smith,
NJ patterson Jones Jno W Dunlngon; Passed Assistant
surgeon, Jas. T. Harrison; Asisan Surgeon, Edwin X.
Denby Passed Adshipfnsn, Chas G. Carpenter: Mdship
men, ]. W. Harrs, Robert T. Bradford, Geo A. Bgelow,
e. Hatfield; Boatwa'n. James Walker; Gunner Richard
Page; Carpenter, Jonas pbble; Salmaker, lewis Ro-
gers Lieutenant Marines David " Cohen CHEF Engineer,
VIM. W. w. Wood Second Assistant Engineer, Geo. X.
Johnson Third Assistant Engineer, Archer; Fourth
Assistant Engineer, VIM ". DUNCAN.
The slcopofwa Saratoga arrived up 1T Norfolk isi
int Cfbocrs and Grew all well
The sloop war Dale, bound to The coast o. Africa,
sailed from Norfolk aVh uh. for Hampton Roncs,
and probably went " sea next day. The following
u correct hst OF her ot1cers ;-CommaDder, william
McBlar; FIRST Lieutenant ard Executive officer, J..
=. kennard; Second Lieutenant T. Lee Walker; Third
11eatenant, Hunter Davidson: Fourth facuienanf, A.
Boyd Cummings; liftb Lieutenant and master T. r. Pclot
Purser, John s Cunningham; Past Assis'soi surgeon W.
Sherman Assistant Surgeon, r. & Dean; Boat vain, Chas
y. Hascr Gunner, John Gaskins; Carpenter, John A.
Dixon; Saiinak@, Stephen q. King; Pnsers Clerk, Ro-
bert bpeiden; Captains Clerk, VIM 9. Mayo.
Brcvet MAJOR Jacob Zein, attached 70 the Marine
Barracks al Norfolk has received orders 10 take the com
nsnd Of the nzrines a, the Washington Navy fsrd.
The brig Perry taken up the ways at the Navy
Yard Norfolk, zsth uh, and vii undergo thorough
rrpalr.
captain Barron has been assigned 20 duty a member
~ the lighthouse Beard vice Capt Dupont, ordered
10 ihe command Of the frigape Minnesota
lien, Thoodorc Lee o. 3. Navy, has resigned.
Dr. Geo. Blackna u g. Navy, has been ordered " the
Cumberland nov ii Boston, NJ Hrst Surgeon q the Afr
can squadron.
R,vpor,s Nrwp--lseut ~ A. MorseA has been ordered
hvan has been ordered 10 the cutter Dape Upon this
ton. 20 Lieut. !. A. Nlmuo has signed.
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WHEREAS ALMIGHTY GOD. IN H1s IssoRyrABir

WHEREAS, ALMIGHTY GOD IN ms tNsoRyrhBLF
w wisdom, hae agan caused the heavy hand of death V
be laid upon Of youngest and most promising
hers In the person Of Mr. Richard ~ Huntngtnn n South
wsrk Envine Ccnpap No. ~ who was instantly ruled ws
tho active discharge OF his duties as fireman. on SUNDAY
evening - inst thus adding another honorea name 70 ts
bnr end list Of victims who have fallen IN our ranks Will.
projecting the lives and property Of our feow enzes ana
whereas us sudden and melancholy even, has hied
hearte IN The most poignant grief that one 40 young full
OF health and ysor much respected and beloved by
who Knew him should dread moment be Violently orS
from among s and hurried 10 that bourne whcnce
weller eius' ard whereas, IN view OF ha heartrc ndae
cennlty We the members Of The New York Fire Depar
me nj deem X eypress publicly deep aud
estinguishlbe SORROW; therefore be u
NJ Rtcherj Huntington department. has bssa
~, go. 81 ~ briehfest ornaments and the metropolis VI ~ "a
ne ,- senl respected cixrsps, who though sosourr
,b ma as but brief his promptnese and cncecsy IN tksd
ebaree az duty; bs upright and manly bearing ~
sranF and renerous ded The respes exspr
and lows NJ All who Ind the honor Of hs acquaintance
Resolved That We deeply sympahise with the wkiowet
ne,hcr r.atvca ~ deceassd conre. and No
neg leave offer them heartfelt condolcncs r,sinc as
ye empereih the wind the shorn lab win AID ,c,
with divine love and strength IN th hour OF th.r *
nIcson.
Resolved Tia, az last token Of respect and esteem fs
late companion uai The members " the
the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days Wv"
Resolved That copy OF the ab~vs preamble hnd re.o
tons duly auhentcaied, be transmitted yhe famx nj ~,
Huntington and Also that the be publshed In ssh ne.
papers az The officers VI this lnesiIng slal direct
ArorSo sloAn, sscre,sSy pro tim