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win be Published June 18th.
THE EXILES or FLORIDA,
BY JOSHUA r. GIDDINes.
ILLUSTRATED WITH SIX FINE ENGRaylNGs.
One Volume, J.n,o. $40 pp. si.oo.

This work will portray. with eminent ability.
tho crimes committed bv nur Government
against The MarOuIs who He'd from Suulh Gar.
nlina and other slave States. seeking protect.
ion under spanish laws, 1t VIII also show the
bad Faith exercised towards the Indians OF
Florida. aud be luundto present a true view of
tho long. fought FLORIDA WAR.
The object If TIC work is tu operate upon
the political morality of tho country, bv call.
ing forth the SyInpa,hies and moral feelings % {
the people. and Is condemnation ofthc tvrau.
ny "i the Executive and its supporters. should
commend II 4" 'he attention oi every hmcr.
can citizen,
The hong aud DISTINGUISHED services. hish
personal rlr'rnrt"r. and Known ability Of the
writer, WI be Il sufficient guaranty OF lis mcr
its.
The Washington rorrcspondciit or the New
York Er'nipg Post. who cSamiI ed some Of the
advance sheets. saws:
81 haN" examined II with IlsiSurc aud in.
-iru'''"u. The work WIN ;rrvc a valuable
history " important events Witch VIII un-
d'N'i"d!y J." passed over hy ihosc who claim
80 I' Tie historians 81 Tie country, either in
ruus -gu"Hcr ufili" 'rrcUliar institution which
II concerns. or because thcy have not tie fa.
r.IliIrS ufI"Vu.rT- Information Oh the subject.
r. any ut cor man than Mr.. CIldmgs. the sub.
'cci 81 III" span sh M4ruuus or Seminole slaves
Wuu'd h,c,tro crmplcN and icn.utr. prrlialiS
il"rr las lc'n ho subject which Lc hus more
l't"ruu-N'v ry'-iI-gi'd in the course oi hIS
public du'r>. rpr .'ny that lc comprehend,
trt"r tlan i.s. The book Wli CuVcra u vast
deal ui important Information h,. idc, that Of
Wi rh II j. i,o special H'u,,i ul {! L author to
treat. Tho "laIHr'c" ~ iO-,cull. "a, Il, iIricd
hy 'hc lCu ut NJ. Gidd,nrS, = pr,i,l to cont, NJ
plate. Ills rHgrr''..r. marriage. romantic hic
and u"h." death. maze mp "a most i!rillinr and
u>'tu'iN. chapter IN Tie wu!k; and wluIctte
who" j. N'uH'lrcd M the Usually earnest. clear
ana concise style oi Tie author. II is also beau.
ilicd Wl'! - Romance more charming han can
hc gathered from llc world uf iictiun.'
r-' AGENTS wanted IN every county in the
United States.
FO!.LEIT. FOSTER Il CO., PrGLisnrns.
.hwtrna' BuidinSs, toiuiqbus. CHA.
MlV II. l~iN.
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The work is beautifully printed and bound.
and is rs large rs the books thai sell for 81 .lj;
but H. we mean to sell NJ least oNE HrNDREp
rIor-,Np CORES through agents we hiNo
made the retail price only ONE DOLLAR.
\ SAMPLE COPY Of the book will he scnt
by mail. postage pad. on receipt "f the price,
and our private circular tn Agents. with ferns,
Re. Address II. DAYTON. Publisher.
No. 20 Ann street, New York.
April -, lsJ~.-3m.
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DOAD SOriCE.-Notice is hereby given
IN lhata petition will be presented Ia the
Commissioners of Hancock county, Ohio, at
their next session, asking Tor the following al.
teratioI Of the road leading from Heck's mill,
On the south side of Blanchard Fork OF the
Auglaize River, to the road leading from Louis.
VILE 10 Benton: Commencing in said road IL
the lane OF David Braught, thence north To the
center line oI section Is, in blanchard town.
ship; thence west along said center line 10 the
quarter post OF said section Is; thence south
nltoon feet; thence west TO the Louisville aud
Benton road, and there terminates; and for the
vacation OF so much Of tie old road rs lies Do.
tween lhe cOnmencemoDL Of SAID altered road
and SAID Louisville and Benton road.
.t. .-" MANY PETITIONERS.
May 9th, lo5S.-4t
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VNHIS ngurcis u transverse section of mn I'm.
/ proved method OG snspend.ng Tin Fave.
Truughs, for which patent was granted on the
Tth of March, 1854.
The Fave Trough u Is made in the usual form,
with the cross.bar G sodcrcd TO IL Of sufficient
strength to sustain the weight and keep the
trough n shape From this Gross.bart rthcrc cy.
tends AN iron rod with scrow aud nuts II II
at its lower end. The screw and nuts in this
rod allow of the trough being elevated or low
cred ON the said rod. staple should be driven
over the rod near the lower edge Of the ROOT
board.
By this arrangement the House and Cornice
wllnot bc disiisurcd. as by the common meth
ud of putting up Truughs; viii be held more
straight and firm: viii not rust as other Troughs
do, aud can be Strengthened, on taken down by
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nK. 4. ~. ENTnii<IN, will hereafter de-
lJvotc Ills entire time 10 The practice ol Med
irinc and Surgery, N Fhdlty and adjoining
country. Prompt att,"tiOn tu business ut a!l
Tunes.
urtiCE NNp ltLsinESCE--Ovpus'ict t'tG Joint
Stock Hotel on Si'ndusky street. West ni Main
90 Whcn professionally absent orders may
hc lcn AT residence, --all such orders VIII re-.
aIN" prompt attention.
March 1, (Jan. l,) lass.
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What the Press Say.

The story is told with great simplicity, hut
with much power and pathus. Whoever takes
1t Will lind II difficult tu lay il down until it Is
linishcd.--[ National Fra Washington. u. &.
\ narrative ofreal experience like the above
will have far more effect against slavery than
the neGniously wrought novel, hOwevor true
tu life iiS pictures may be din. baptist.
Here is II book Of facts. stranger than fotiOn,
and II thousandiold more thrilling; a simple
tale Orlile.long oppression, revealing truly the
worsings oi tho "poculiar institution IN our
country. To the story.loving we would say,
here is a story worth reading. - Mission Re
eOrd
4 THOROUGH CANvAssER Is WANTED
In each county in the free States. to engage in
The sale ui the above work Immediately. Such
can easily clear from
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Great Ambassador of Health

First announced that his scandinavian Rene
de, wrr" iulllblc IN Dyspepsia, Liver Com
,plaiut. Nervous y scaS",. Sc.ull Weakness,
IScroiuia, Premature Old Agc. fcyrranl Aguc,
IRAcumali, IN, Neuralgia. rus, ll"m"rH".ds or
Piles, WCii stomach, Cole, pitrthTt, etc ,
hr stated The m,uucr in which they "r"uttrd.
Their actual effects wore compared by saga.
c'uuS men. vita the distinguished fhy>lrdu' :
statements. dld 1t was found that every stage
OF the prog cS- ni cure va, precisely rs ne had
described Il. The result waS that the mind "l
the country became Interested, and that per
sous ol the highest standing in every city and
town in the Union. patrunLcd the rrrpar,l
aud admitted the claims uf the llius,r,Ous
Swedc, Ia be the first medical liscovcrcr ul the
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DOAD NOTICE.-NOtico is hereby given
III that u petition viii bo presented 10 the
COMMISSIONS otHancocK county, Ohio, ut their
June session, praying for the location Ol u
county road, commencing on the county line
At the center OF the northeast quarter ii see.
tiun six, in Washington TOWNSHIP, Hancock
county and running on said line due south
unill il strikes or lntcrseCts IhG Defiance State
road leading from FOstOria 10 Van Bugen, IN
Hancock county, Ohio.
MANY PETITIONERS.
MAY 7th l9jS,-4W.
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'I'EEaI EsEUH, BOOT.
w. q. UuXTs. Attorney aud COUNSEL

NS e.. BrNTs, Attorney aud Counsel
w Ior kt-Lnw, FiSpLAY, Hancock co.. ..
EEtEi.S, BY PERMISSION. To
McSSrS. Davis Il lnrnoy, E>uS., Collectors, Phil.
auto-piano: Goo. G.. & Mont. Gibbs, ESqS,, Col.
lcrt"rs, New York; Wick. Bros. 4 Co., Bank.
crs. Youngstown, ohn; Hon. Milton Sutlir
Judge of supreme Court oi ohio, Columbus;
lion. u. W. Taylor, Cashier Of Mahonms Coun.
ty Bauk, YOUNGSTOWN.
AZ On!cc Al the Dixon House.
April 2ltIl, l,jS,-ly
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Enld LnckCtS, Bracelets. Bruoch"s Ear
Drops, Brrd,l Pms, CuH Pins. S.ocvo llttons.
Rings. shirt studs. Watch Keys, Gold and Sil.
yer fhimbcS. aEd a variety ot other articles,
worth lt"m 80 vcu'S tu tli 10 each.
immediately an receipt oi tic subscription
money. the slh'rribCr'S namc will hr entered
upon uur subscription book ppusicnnlmbcr.
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Viii bC inrHdr''d. Wilhin one week, To- ihrl
subscriber, Jy mail or cCprtSs, post plM.
nJ' All communications should he address.
ed to DANIEL ADEE. Publisher,
I'll Centre ~trcGt,N Wlurk i
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BUSHON g. ADAMS,
SPOUTING.

with or without the Improvement, IN the most
reasonable terms. Persons who contemplate
building. will find ii To their interest. To call
AMI examine tho article. We are prepared also
q, a, I 4 IL LII
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THE "CLIPPER AIR. TIGHT. ;

rINAKES wood three feet long. has an Elevated
Il oven. Is cool In summer. aud warm IN win.
ter. For Salc by BCSllON Il ADAMS.
June ~. lS5I.
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TnE INriLLidENr ~ TINS CurNrRy are always
ready To lest the merits uf Il pr mncni dis
cnvcry ur invention. and II satisfied uf us cN.
rrcucc. tu adopt. approve and recommend i.
II is tu this thinking. reasoning class, whn al.
ways look before they leap, and VII 'Sc honest
ANA rational judgment gives tone tu public
opinion. that DR.. ROBACK'S BLOOD rCNlFl.
EK AND PILLS owe their immense SucccSS.-
When this
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The Adriatic.

4 Cook Stove with an elevated oven, has the
N pipe back "t the oven. 50 that the fire can
bc thrown al IN warm weather. has seven Boil.
or holes. and takes wood three feet long. 1t is
the Stove Tor Farmers. For sale by
JHue 10. lNjT. BCSHDN X ADAMS.
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A GREAT BOOK FOR AGENTS..
Published this day, FEB. oh, 1858.
FIFTY YEARS IN CHAINS.
OR, The Iifc OF An American slave,

WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
1870 Pages, Cloth. Gilt Back. Price 81.
VNHIS is the title of one or the most intensely
i interesting biographies of the day. II Il
the plain history of an American slave in the
far South, who, after two or thrcc escapes and
recaptures, finally, m old man. found freedom
and rest In one of the Northern States.
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IL lttt,sl go, 81. G.5 sHIAA tu.I. p. .u,,i
.iohPfkitins uihsue-The pnbrshers i,tv
nSprocurcd a large supply uG various Kinds oi
new iGPE' and having, In successful operation
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SToVTES,

OF all Kinds.
Copper Kittlcs, Tin-warc, stove pipes,
lightning Rods,
and everything belonging To tho trade. com
s,anilv kept on hands. BUSHON Il ADAMS.
NAV \ lSiT
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

Beperoers Institution, established Ly speciai m,
do,rmtnt for ue reiiff Of he SICK and dist,essG.
afflicted ,cifh Virtiirnt and Eoifemir dj,eosS, y
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7 AVID ADAMS, Fashionable barber and
- llhr prCSsScr, (Nlalu ST.. east SIDE, foui
doors n"rth"f Railroad stu F,ullay, Ohio.
fB- shop closed or Sundays. "a
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HShS b,ms,sg m,gEs r.re Ihr ! reason. ..

for not exchanging with his profess
ion, which is worth readings: At n
man bctteritbanI, supply my place
my parishoncrs will thenceiorth b.
discontented with me, but il my pull
pit be supplied with a worse preach
or than | am, verify, he is not fit to
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.AWyER'S JOB POWER PRESSES

Nbich are the BEST jon PREssEs now N use. ar,
v capable II Throwing oTfIf1EE,; nuXpHgp ~
rRfS>i"N rehHorR, arc prepared 10 do al Kind
nl JOB NNk, such us dards Plain and Orn...
m'9tnl: Circulars. Posters. blanks. Bill.lIrads.
prorammcs. Pamphlets. &c. Win their prc.
ont Facilities. tGcy icYi confident that t.ct can
give cntIIe Satisfaction, bnth Il, 1t regards cx
Ucutlun and tho rates charged.
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SHocK,Ss -CHURcu-w snprNIsM. =

SHocktNf -CHURcu-wn nprNIsM.-
The yestry' Of a great metropolitan
parish have, we are uniformed, come
to the determination Of having the
sides d1Bsdd6fe6 doors In all the
churches under their control fresh
painted every Saturday, with tie
savage and brutal view OF putting
some limit to the expansion OF petit
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A Young man wished to give his
portrait 10 his lady-lovc. Being
aware that Lor parents disapproved
OF his suit, and fearing that they
might be. angry if his picture were
found In her possession, he wrote to
the artist as ,iollows:y w - ~
'Dsas SIR: wish 10 sit to you for
my portrait. A, it is Intended for
the eyes OF one, personally, ! wish
It 80 painted that no one else will
recognize it." .rr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
TRES.
FIRE IN THiRTIENTH SrI

FIRE IN THiaTEENTH STREET.
About O'Clock on Thursday morning. fire broke ont
in frame etsbe, Of Ncs. Is? snc 2Si Eaat Thr.
teepth street. and thence extended to other stables ad
joining and to two story oxsDng.house rear Of No.
263 Twelfth street Owing to the combustble nature Of
the material the anes spread rapidly and before the
freDen could sxnguish them, tue dy cling owned by
Chas. MCCARTHY and about SIX or eight stables be-
longing 10 various caftmen &most entirely de-
stroyed Five Of the stables belonged to Thos. and
Chas. Mccarthy, whose Joint loes is about 81 200.
Ipsured for & 20 in the Bowey Insurance Company
dwelling. The carmen succeeded in saving their
horses, but lost their harness, hay and feed. A
d~ellipg-house belonging to tie Widow Foley wac
considerably damaged. Total lose about e. 00o
FIRE /. COUvTRSEUR sIRRET.
A fire occurred in the roof Of the dwelling houes,
No 26 GouverneuI street, at q clock Thuisdsy orn-
ing but 1t extnguished with few pals Of water
and before much damage was sustained.
FIRE IN THIRD Strict.
On Wednesday night fire was discovered IN the
basement Of the Willowware factory on Third avenue,
near Seventy sixth street. but through the exertions
of some citizens and few ex.firemen il was scop put
out, and with little damsge the loss not exceeding
500. The factory is Ownod by james McElroy who
is insured for $1,000 stock and building, bu. in
what company we did rot learn.
TIRE N BROADWAY.
The gutter of house No. 7S Broadway caught FIRE
FIRM fireworks at l2i o'clock Thursday morning, but
being discovered at an early moment, the flames
were extinguished bofoIe much damage occurred
FIRE IN CHATHAM STREET,
On Wednesday afternoon, q Gte occurred in the
frame buildings Nos. 162 l6i Chatham street, occu'
pied by j. Roberts, as dry goods store. and in n
Lichtenstein, as a clothing store. The whole stock
was considerably damaged by fire and water.
FIRE II MADISON sTEIfI.
The roofs of the dwelling houses Nos. ooi and go
Madison stree, were burned of a. u clock Thursday
morning Supposed to have been caused by fire.
works.
FIRE ~ BROoKIYS.
FIRE broke out in the house Of Msliu, Muilep, cor
Of Prince aud Willcughby streets about o'clock
yesterday morning. The flames made ispid headway,
and extended throughout the greater portion Of the
building before the fremen could bear upon them.
The furniture mostly destroyed, ara the house was
greatly damaged. The total lcssi is estrna!ed a. about
5000, upon which there was pstis insurance. The
osn Of the fire is supposed to have been accidental.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

.-.vs. oe convulsive car5-lssvrgi' ana " v :" ,ba
a,;vs. An the world eoes- must GO g.,o.n's
ss y ,ssen the tide pernits-nust 60 70 pa p"r, too
na:ss 80 !. does rot-must 60 to tue ry,' mo
- ~. g. isttar conditions. And PLAN PeoP, ret
1nr go erioyed drive on the peacn' hsscb
haNe - sensation left lmsgihe ana
nolne ,o;les long The ocean sing, ,, s"a dsmr
snd tbe wind, pure and fresh comes ling capital
s,ss, r. cheek Magnifcent borses' hesnty on
coaches. prance hundreds ID Inc; a." conone.t.
tssnfr radiant with youth and PernaP1 III ,bo,e
O.. ~ Kics mods of recognition, ahd an ;uo' ;i.'s
.,ung little nothings which Mr. PaneA 70 mus nes
ssI..as u2en wood cutting English fashionaoe lie'
are mart and parcel of the comedy. .;.h nro
az Tfo s,treme order and good manners "hich pre-
,.l. tbel absence Of rowdyism; the ut'er apsou.o
security 10 person and property by day ana nisIi
hsre. without the sign OF an ordcrhecPo4' ai9 az
ie tr;butes 10 our art of elfgovernment, ana tao
i'.s;c temper of the people so hastily drawn TO,
P",SsT and treDchsnty contrasted 10 many social
respects. ,,,.or., corcerts here. The Brig.
,nI; the Amodio. singing of Italian angels ana
t.mpests in their cOrs the eminent piania, Siao.
Gr.syer. Johnston have all been at work. Madame
Gszziaa whom grief, in opposition 70 the ais'al,
fan theory has reduced IN SIZE, Is also ousy IeIo
with increased success. Albltes, looking genai as
usus and of customary weight, has Deen assisting
Bxss Abby Fay, Boston young lady WIN sUice
eolsl TO any part in an opera as regards power,
snd with much execution, gaze concert. Inc
Catholic chapel, whose prominent pews are essen
tisNy diplomatic, has been illustrated by the ope.
rate artists. Signor Bngnoh sang exqulsitely the
intensest part Of the mass-an "Agnus Del
"Lamb of God, who takest away the SINS OF
tbe world, have mercy on us'-last sunday 10 the
ssjectation, and trust spiritual edufcation of
se5Iy intellectual and brilliant auditory. II this
were the place would describe what the mass is.
sieyed as spiritusstlco esthetic symbolism, and
bow the efforts ofgreat artists can set it eff.
Ofthe sea-of that immortal and infinite princi-
pls Of purity which it enforces; Of the loveness
nd strength which it affords TO its loving disciples;
Of tho sublime beetings of its great heart, throb
king with the grandeur Of the Creator-a molten
world in motion-a heaying universe of awfu
uspdeur--et me not speak. W. H.. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
MARRIE ID.

BAXIER-PgRBIs-M Gresngei9t, on wsdae.i.y s,p,; J.
By tbe Rev Mr. Sherwood, d. X Baxter. esl o NIscoUAa
70 Miss ssysh f. Puibis Of B.ocu Ged, n J.
DRAKE SMITH In the MsrtetsIset Dutch Rsiet as<
Church. Thursday Sept BY the Rev. DR.. fctrA Mx.
Robert H. Drake Miss Sor ha A. SnAth tth o nis cdv
HFADLEY-COX-At Leroy, n. r., on Wsinesday Sept
BY the Rev s. II Cox ID. d. hA ds ghtsr, Frances sas
Wm. Hesd.ey, NJ. p ali Of Leroy.
JACOB-NENT T0Niu Bsoooklya, OF sunday Aug ~ by ~
Res. Nj Gsrichs, Louis Jacob % Eliza eaes, agshua
James Newton.
NAGNUS - STEPHANY - II Philsieiphla Oh WedseslAg
Sept /, Mr. EmA Msguus Of New York 70 Mr., Emma Hsss-
Zen St-pbsny.
RIKER - BREV0ORT ~ Cllfsnd. Rye, Wedos>dag.
Sept BY tho Rev Edward C. Bull John II. Rlkst ot Nav.
York, % Annie, daughter OF Henry BevooTt esI
SMITHWARE-On Wednesday morning, Sept l. ~ tss red.
dence Of the brides sister Mrs. LsnIeI Taylor by ts Eey
8. Wiley, Isaac Smith and Mary h. Ware bon 0f this ssg
sEWARD-REYEOLDJ-in this city on "Wednesday. 6set I.
BY the Rev Robert McCstee, Nr Hear, s-vGa 10 bass
Henrietta n. Reynolds az OF ths city
THORP-PURDY-A Amityviie on Tuesday. Aug 81 ~ the
Rev Mr. Cooper Of Babylon. Long Island a the rsadeaos
he brides her Ed~ard b. Thop of thh city u 0ssfs
Puidy eldest daughter Of Bartholomew Pdy II Anyvae,
Ioug fla
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
DIED..
ACRt3-Ou Tburstsy

AcREs1on Thw,t.y morning Sept :. rnon" H A'''' 10
His endi and those Of family respectfully invited 70 e.
tend b. Ss. Saturday ne1t Of p ~ from Ms ss rss
eenoe, No. 10 HsuimtEs.sy Place.
BRIDGE-At Orspse, E.J on Wednesday, sept HstrtS.
wife Of Edwst Bnds- sEd daughter Of the late David Bss
Tie relatives and ferd, Of the uy are respectfully ictsl 10
attend hs fIrsa without further invitation from .as Charee
Of tns Holy Trinity. Brooklyn, Loss issnd.oa Friday as
inst, at O'Clock IN.
BRoAs-or ruesday Aug 81 Peter Broa. ,gst days. sse.
s lss. .s.! Sy9ss S x. sssa e., y Nv ci
BAfIELLE-In BrooiJn. Tuesday Aug 81 May the b,-
o.sd wife Michael n B.t,.s .ad daughter Of tho s~ ~
ct.e! Kenrs, ESQ.,, Q: Lonsford, aged IS years
CHRIsTY-Ia Manchester, N. H. on Tasstsy Aas a ~ as
resdercs Of her pseDis Hannsh ~ wife fs'm" e'"S
Of this city,
cAHPsELL-Ia ibis ei,y Wednesday s,e / NJ. J..s s
70Jesrs.
cuRRAN-A No as Wet Twsa'y eighth .....:. o. w,Asss
dsy Sent L. Catherine Hst6s Cvusn sge1 years aAssneM
offraDoa and Catherine CGTsn
poCBLEDAY-On Wednesday Sept /, Joa1 D,aSsdsJ ~
TIE issd. Of the ilv .s inyi.ea TO .,teni u. f!sSl
the rs.idence ot hi, brother William No s. E4@ r"'sv'
eighth street on Friday ssp. 5, ats O'Clock p n
DURBRow-At PlsinheA. ~ j. oa Tuss:sy tss 81 ~
wife dJoseph DIblov. sses q yes' sni usass, @ s.
tie ssidencs q hgr oa No % Esa Thists '1e q r"s
noinips at 10 O'Clock
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