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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-30


certain powers on the Mayor relative to Fire
Companies" the fourth and fifth sections of
which act follows:
THAT il shall not be lawful for any person or
PERSONS within the limits of the city OF Wash
in2tOn To establish any lire company without
having nrst obtained the consent of the Mayor
and City Councils; and any person or persons
forming or establishing such IRE COLE pany with
in The limits OF the said city, or any persons who
may br found hauling or aiding and assisting in
hauling any hre engine or other apparatus to
from any fire elsewhere, said organization
existing in violation of this section shall be sub
Ject to fine Of not less than - more than
slO for each offence
THAT il shall Oe the duty of the Chief of Po-
lice, Captain OF the Auxiliary Guard. any other
police of 'eT o. member Of the Auxiliary Guard
tO take possession of any fire engine or other D.
pardtus belonging TO any fire company or bearing
tion OF this act"
And whereas the above quoted law has been
aud still continues 10 be openly violated and
that too without any attempt being made by the
police officers or auxiliary guaTd to carry into
elect It's provisions; that such contempt for our
laws Il most detrimental to the public interest.
Illuminating to the Corporation and a triumph OF
disorder and violence over law and order:
Therefore, BE- il Resided, That a select COM
mlttee OF three members from the Board of AL
dermdn and four members from the Board of
Council be appointed whose duty 10 shall b. 10
examine into and report To the two Boards why
the Laws OF the Cooperation above referred 10 are
not executed also why II is that the law nre
venting police officers from attaching Themselves
10 hGe companies - not carried into effect
submit 10 the Corporation their views as to The
hest means 10 be- adopted to second the rigid en-
fOTcement of laws enacted by this Corporation
Objection being made, the subject was laid
A Joint resolution of the Aldermen, requesting
the citizens TO meet la their respective Wards to
organize patrols was passed.
Also Joint resolution organizing temporary
police force Of one hundred men twenty -One to
be mounted and all armed and equipped for ser
vice by the COOPERATION.
Mr. Kennedy moved TO postpone the resolution;
lost.
The resolution was then adopted.
A joint resolution directing an application 10
Congress for an increase of the Auxiliary Guard,
was passed
join; resolution requesting the Mayor 10 dis
trct all nre companies having participated In
riots; or, ~ necessary, close their engine houses
passed
Mr. Brown, from the conference committee on
the bill relative 10 the grade Of street reported
that the Aldermen had receded from their
amendments
And then the Board adjourned
STOCKS Yesterday, J. c. Mcclure, auction
eel, sold twenty two shares OF the stock of the
Washington City Gas-Light Company at s22 90
Per share.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

GARpsEa. who struck Clarkson, and
Who escaped from jail b fastening in the
jailor, and was re-captured 4 few days
since. was discharged yesterday under
$500 bonds ,to Keep tie peace, theE ourt
probably thinking 10 had been punished
enough By his Incarceration.
Wn PRIcE and LAFArErrE ADKrss,
two young men from the region Of Mud
creek il Boone County, we're arrested III
the mouth Of Coal % Saturday last, and
iodgedsin iail here for attempting 10 Ut
ter, and having IL their possession, coun-
Iterfeit money A counterfeit quarter Of
4 dollar, two Ss 80 g5ld pieces. and two
los. and four eos on different banks,
were found ii their possession. At the
County Court yesterday. they waived
an examinatieas and will probably have
their trial next week At Tie Circuit Court.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

a Iii Il cam % pass II q ftfIAin Valley,
4 ~ s Io5k UPON, there dweh Two
ses;;bsa, And theif names 1sfo : nyslery
Il fbs people and there was strife be-
tween chem, and the people Of the Valley
we're amazed and moved greatly, and
said among themselves, What manner Of
men. ase these Who can themselves By
strange names, andENageh war the one.
with the other? and the people became
excited. and took sides with then, some
with tie one, and sphe With the o'herr
ana the fame oftlieif strife apreadstar and
near and there came ehampioHs % the
rescue from an directions some from
Tie north and some from che sohth-and
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

We ars again under Obligations to the
clerks of The Il Al. w Quarter Z and the
Z" Valley forE cincinnati papers, and also
% Il Pill. Z tie fancy Pilot Of The Valley,
for New York papers,
The Valley, We learn. had very sue
Ecessful "trip, and made good time. She
started from Cincinnati Is minutes be-
fore I. Saturday F. III, and arrived here
! little before s r a !, On Monday. hav-
ind made so landings "a in the Ohio,
and SO 10 the Kanawha-a and losing
about 5 hours Al Gallipolis and Poins
Pleasant.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

Fof sine weeks past We haxe inserted al
advertisement of lie & lFEEkLr sosTa. The
Weekly ismit 8 a1 fio'n de leading editorials
ana besl eztfsc:s III hi Daily sodtks' We
refer cnr readers 70 he advertisement for
terms. BE. The .s3pth iss little ustle Per.
haps. - some questions, bat zlii Is ons of fhe1
nuss stis edited papers IL he Eoaih.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18
MARlkrfA, April 8

The 10th anniversary of the settlement
Of Ohio was celebrated to-day. Hon.
Thomas Ewing delivered The address The
survivor of THE party Of iorty-sasen, who
arrived here Ii seventeen eighty seven,
was present Also several who were
born ID tie first block house built 1t Ma
Erietia and Belpre. three of The oldest Nv
ing white natives ii Ohio, and large
number Of dSoendaais Of revolutionary
soldiers: Spaeehes Wsr6 made 81 Gen.
Goddard aha Others.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

the conntina ID on3 81 the desk, il
|the work -shop 65S, even though il
81 TO fepest tie scoif, and become
|lIiabse to Be called iii atheist -at The
furnace; Chat Sunday Christians
should besceck duy Christians I; that
the mar of God should be- abQye
even the suspicion Of dishonesty 81
trickery: that the Christian should
be charitable 10 The erripg and the
|fallep; and, finally, chat he should
pray, a God b mercifnl to me 3 sin
|ner not thank Him that M am not
las other men are, but rather 70
walk hulnbly before his God. y
this scoflingi II this atheistical2 Il
~. then, thank GOdl there are noble
scofFsrs /; there are scofers ia the
pulpit: scoffers iii the theological
seminariss, nay, be Bible ITSELF
SCOTS. III unsophiskicated ignoranca,
/ had Thought tile article IS orthodox
as If extracted from the Nv estminis4
ter Confession 81 Faith, the Thirty
nine Articles, and the Is Methodist
Discipline, all combined ana .l YET 81.
i seeinsl was ftnsr igistak { /,
Bnt the writer, az practical preach
Ter be iie laleo elerk a "A
entorces his views py lliu s !, Il !. !. I
drawn from lite. He proceeds that
although me Mec q. \ crles 4'V ill \ !
sLord yet y his piety Y q; no1 scsn anu e..
ielt by ms employers tncn " y ".
heavens servant |; 1nas = ing MWyel
4partakesIo Of the Hs holy communion. any I
Jet prosfitutes b.ls poslllon e l.1 \,
ana cllcaner ne & yss u, /. !.
that u the mercnant Slss Is u. !n w
Synagogue ana fs. u l, ~ W. ut ln w u,
dealings hels nol " tne s5''s S1ls1icil
milirsrll-aild nseo 80 q .ss AZ. s
RE: II tne inanu4.esuiel 4. ss'a' III, III
any o.nef oohllno ~ ~, eie.,s ~
christian name aIu stiil 4, ueiia'u. Il, VI U
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t,ns Woflds PolIe ~ II " lnls ~.
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gay tnat 4 = a'nsa 3 hla.s ST .L Lnu
cases are ~ q PolnsllcAl' .nss
charge no man g ! cllargs y nan
WITH cneasihg raul g cllacaIlel
INo man San e o''Sa. . s',As sAo
'lon 81 Il, eAesps '''ose Wy sFs II II
every WHISPER 81 y, s.ssa',,s,.s Z
Ineis aorof, ~ I 81 , s.ssy uses .n
1l9n 81 sill' 81 ~ l'aaas'ou - tl's'h
selves !, ~ 81 ..,.a
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the arslcap VIZ ~, $3.50 80 , ~
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

I,r1xAl, We uudeFsiand hat 4he
sftx ;szvzs, 81 ths nj 3. chulch
So1ib. l'kf zno.heI revival II his Mpfl,
IS I|sn1s <sh0eI hpase. come s or 1
'nil>s,fro.n his plsee The meeting las
b>sn iuprsrss 4 days. and iIiere hare
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18
For 9urrevIor.

81 W sfe aathosizsd ID Announce joins, b.
sfHonrs ~ candidate Fof the EuRskronsiirp
81 Putnam County Al the ensuing spring elec-
!. 6op.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

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..srbat;n liz eassa;n i n s|cbolsI;o wor3!
Wbjcl, IL M soldjef. 4 al blssDhamf
ShAxsrE4RE:
:. i $50. w., h.va Il not.,
$50 ..''S : i 1890, S & 80 ~
4 presume that u viii .noD o. squesr
toned, as 2 general rule, fhat there
are few propositions more truthful
than tllis thRt there never yeE was u
AZ occurrence, q statement, Of iact,
which did not appear Inherently ~
dliIerent men. ~ hslt seems e enc r. man 4 n
to pe touched with truth DIVINE, SO
another appears as me preaucFlon ~
the father Of lies himself fet while
this Is true, We rarely see men wiling
appropriate g themselves z general
remark, especially 9 dIsparaglllg one,
except where conscIef &c susplcious,
guilty conscien forces them 70 re-
knowledge ats applicability.
Suppose A munster rom 8 llls pupil I.
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

EFfWs ~ aaihor;z6a d. knaounce Mr.
NtElstN M KsTYli., n j csndsdstc fof Siier-
lion.
IL Escs III 6ss oLD Ii. hosisss Il III Is.
notuee hiu q d cafIaisiste for tho once III
Sheriff 81 KsnaWhs Cosnty. al the ensuing
slection. s.f 81 s
NJ. Ee.rpss Yoa ass sutholizsa to an
nnunce Mr. Tnonxs a. yiyxk Is, III : can-
diaateE fer ne once Of SheIif of Kama ia
CaNnsy II. St the ems ting election
llsSoh n, s5s MANY FoTERs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

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B 6ar Correspb,,,Is I'M |ta M .,s,,,s;os
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18
PUTNAM COUNTY.
For aheriG..

j n Capt. MssLLrAn Class authorizes Us to
aunopnce him asa candid afe for re election
" the sheTifalty or Putaam 90. ut the Spring
election.
Viii We ats authorised % announce Col. +.
RxrNoLos, asa candidate for The Sheriffalty
II zPutnam Ccunty, at the ensuing election.
We ara authorised "a announce BENZ n.
Nos AIS as d csndidate for she Sherinalty of
Putnah County al The ensuing election.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

w Mks snthofiEsd 10 announce Al NV.
oN4f ksas ia candidate fof ihe once W g NTH
n ths Ciraait 1oMrt and County Court f6T
KsakWhh g unity, II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18
For Constable.

~ 4f NVMAtNUtc{ A@
- ait t1lh1siked to announce the name
n aEoSS. W CEtKKsoN as 81 candidate for
Eonsts 81 ~ [he Maiden District, at the ensu-
Beiaf sSlisilsd BY his friends, 5. ". Mars
authorizes Us % SAY, he Is 4 Ga adidale for the
ofdce oil constable Id the Charleston Distinct,
Of The nek. Nay etection.
Hi. JaMksA. HKRsHBERoEn authorizes us 10
announc4hin as acandFdate foT the Office lof
Gems able in the Charleston District, al the
snsaing Spring election,
We aIe authorized taEannounce MI. Joils
ID. WpIIE. as candidate for the Office Or
Constable in Charleston District. 1t the Ell
sizing eiectlea. sss * !.
Nj. GEoRch RITf1x authorizes us I'd an
ssancs him As q candidate for the uiEice of
0onstah IL the Charleston District, 1T the
snsuinx eIection.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

Ess the /" Kant Win valley siAr.' 4
& l1i dolor. III digii,s. Lat. Pfgyefb.
.rhatin The captain bul acheIeIie mota,
Which ID tho soldier, Is AL blasphemg
ShAxsrE4RE:
!. Assume / virtue, If you have Il not
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-11
Guardians Snlc.

Abraham Cradle, ';uariianl
ofthc infant heirs Of John
Miller, deceased, D.b.,. ,,..,
re-.
Sarah Ann Miller, Emily I" "d"e"N 10,
Miller, minor heirs ofJohnl o"'"'
Miller deceased, and Ruth
McPhcrson
10y virtue Of an order from the Probate Court
D within and for the county of Hancock, in
the State of Ohio, TO mo directed. | will o1er
for sale st public yendue, Al the dp"r Of the
Court HOUSE, in the town NJ rinllay, Ia said
Hancock county, ON Saturday, the 9Th day Of
June, 4. ID. lsss, between the hours Of ten
o'clock, 4. III. and four o'clock, p. III. ot that
day, the following real estate belonging Ia the
infant hoirs of John Miller, deceased, hnd fpr
the benent OF said hers. to.wit: The southwest
quarter of the soulL west quarter of section
thirteon, containing forty acres VI land; and
the east part of the south east quarter of the
southeast quarter II section iourtsen, oon.
tanning seven acres and ntty hundredths ~ an
acre of land; slsv 50 much of the north part of
the east fraction ~ section twenty.three AS
lies n,kth ~ the rad leading from Upper Nan.
dusky, ohNh to find,a., Ohio, and south of the
above hwcribed lands--ali In township ono
north, range leloven east; t;--containing In all
hriy,eight acres Of land, more or icss;-ap.
praised AZ Sy60,OO.
TERMS oY SA4s; ;--One third cash in hand, and
the balance in two equal annual payments,
with interest fr,pl date, to DO securod hy
mortgage on the premises.
ABRAHAM GRABI,E, tiaardian,
ofthe infant heirs Of John Miller, deceased.
April 80, 1858.
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Partition Notice.

John l.i,lcnh.rs, lrHRISTENA
vs.. ~ Ann whsle.
Christcna Ann Whislcman, u,lu, john Wits.
John whisleman, h others. leman. james Lit.
zsnberg, Kcubcn Liuenberg, Joseph LitLcn
berg. ani fraRSln Lii izenberg. willtake notice
that y petition WAS died against them On I'll"
i2th day of May. lSjs, In the Court VI com.
mon Pleas of Hancock county, Ohio. by John
Liisonbcrg, and Is now pcnding. wherein John
litrenherg drUands partition of the following
real estate, to Wit: part "f the north est
quarter of section ave, in township one north.
Of range ten, aud described by metss and
bounds. AS follows; Beginning 1T the south.
west corner If said quarter section, and rnn.
nlng thence east 10 81. 100 chains; thence north
30 IS 100 chains; thence west III 81 loo chains:
thence south - ls.l00 CHAINS. to the place nj
beginning containing Ga 6e 100 acres and
that at tho next torn "f said Court tho said
John L,tlenherg will apply for an order that
partition may be- made of said premises.
John LilXESHER
By O'NEAL & BLAcxroRp, rlt'I Att'ys.
MAY ~, ls5s.---3w
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ALosi the line of the Illinois Cen.
trail Railroad are mile.rtoncs paint
I'd white. dcnoting the distance irou,
DETROIT to Chicago. In the cara one
day. a young lady, sceing the white
stopcs, wanted TO know why there
were 80 many grave stones along the
6pean' She shn,..lercd when told
that they were the graves Of people
that had been killed along the road.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-11
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
FTafI.ADHLrfsIA.


a Bsnsroisnf lnsfifufio ssfoblisAsi by spssini sn
dsrmtnf for hs rshisf Of he siet and d,strssssi,
afflicted ssffA PSrtllesf and Epidemic diseasss.
|rTNO all persons aaiicted with sexuaj Diseases.
y suoh A. sPERNAT0RRHEA, SEMINAL.
wEAKNESs, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHEA,
GLEsr, srrHiLrs, the Vice Of OSAsrsx, or sELr
ABUSE, &c, &C.,
ful destruction of human lie, caussd by Sexual
diseases, and the deceptions pIs,rtlsed upon The
unfortunate victims vf Quacks, several years
ago directed their Consulting Sureeon. "a
charitable act worthy oftheir name, TO open a
Dispensary for tho treatment Of this class cf
diseases. In All their forms, and to give Medical
Advice gratis, 70 All who apply by letter, with
q description Of their condition, iage, occrpa.
tion, habits OF life, Ao.) and In Gases uf xtrene
poverty, TO frRNfsH NxDicIss YRxE OF pHARaE,--
II is needless TO add that the Association com.
nznds the highest Medical skill Of the age, and
ment.
The Directors, On review ofths past, fee, an
sured that their labOrs In this sphere Of beney.
olent effort, have been Of great benent TO the
afflicted. especially to the young, and they have
resolyfd 70 devote themselves, with renewed
zeal, to this very important but much despised
cause. ..f.
Just Published by the Association, a Report
on Spermatvrrhoea. or Seminal Weakness. the
Vice Of opanisrn, Masturbation or Self Abuse,
and other Diseases ofthe Sexual Organs, by tho
Consulting Snrgeon, which will be sent by mail,
Tin sealed letter envelope YHgE OF cHAn0E on
receipt OF Two STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEoRor
X. CALaprT, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso.
citation, No. q, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. BY order ofthe Directors.
GEo. FAIRcniLp, Secretary.
Dec. !, lS57.-ly.
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ATUTICE.-All those indebted To the late
IN drm Of B,llentinc 4 Firmin, who have
not settlod and arranged their claims, are re.
questcd " call and settle Immediately. | am
very dc sirous t. have all accounts settled he.
FIRE the Arst OF June, as l exp-ct L. start for
tha West about that time. ONCE in the back
part OF the sturu room formerly occupied by
thr Arm az 4 vara.rnoIu, Entranre through
the store. .r"uIn or at tho back do"r an the
south side. j. =. BAl.LENriNE.
Eindl,y Nav llth, tsSs,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-11
j. j, BlecIher. Dentist,

ID ESpECrfULLi announces Ia the citizens
III OF Findlay, aud Hancock county, that he
mas removed To the front room. over Hyztts
store --cntranco AT the Hall, one door north of
the store. He is prepared " Insert Teeth, on
Gold, silver, Gutta Percha, and Pivot. De.
cayed Teeth FILLED or Extracted. lie has also
purchased the right Of Inserting Teeth on Fer.
cslain. II is n solid block of work, and win
bear more hard use in tn" mouth, without the
liability of the Teeth breaking ott the Plate
Thor. arc M joints or crevices in the gum, or
'ctwcen the teoth and plate for the lodsrncnt
II PARTICLES of food, ar se"rutions oi thu mouth.
They VIII not corrode, or become offensive,
being n,,dc entirely Of rorrelnia, can DO fitted
moro perfectly " ths mouth than any other
kind Of work, and ohored al about one half the
usual price ~ Teeth set on Gold. Persons de.
sirous Ut having work done, viii please call and
examine specimens. j, J, Bi.kt HER
ia Is, 1858.
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A YOUNG man who had a light in.
eipient moustache. one day while
lingering the few hairs, said to
Harry
Hadn't I better dye this mous
tache 7" a. g.
"Oh, no." replied Harry le,
II alone and Il will die itself.H
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-11

Snxa,OAs, being on Parliament. t.
ary committee, one day entered the
room as all the members were seated
and ready to commence business
Ferceivins no empty seat he bow.
ed. and looked round the table with
n droll expression of countenance.
eaidi "Wul any gentleman more,
that may take the cAairt"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-11

THEkE was q ray Of starlight in the
Aammoth Gave Of Kentucky only
the rvi glare Of torches ever lights
its walIs SO there are many men
wiscse minds are Mammoth d. YES.
all underground and Enlightened.
aayeby the torches Of selfishness and
passion. II Boecher. 74...
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-11

A BALIooHisr who made an Ascen-
sion at Montgomery. Ala. to amusr
the Southern Convention. came down
on q plantation, when the oversecr
and negroes fled In alarm. One old
lame negro, left behind, approached
with extended arms what he sup.
posed his Jesus. exclaiming that q
had been waiting for him these forty
yeafs. a.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-11

Tan public will resrs,,o hear ,h.'
Mr.. Henderson. Of tho once celebrated
firm Of Fox. Hsf deron & Co., the
euiidefs ef tha Cystal Palace Of 1881,
in Hyde Park, aud OF tho Crysts Pa.
lace st Sy dsahsm. died recently 90
Pensylsss thar die bereAved wife hsd
no, the mesns TO bury him or save her.
sel(l(rohs starvation. A cemntitt~e has
been formed 10, London 10 collec, cub
seIi2,iopr:l EI44us
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To TEACHERS.

'TtHE Board of School Examiners, for
4 Hancock county. will hold a session
for the purpose of examining teachers, at
the Union School. room, in Findtay, on the
6rstSaturday ofJanuary and the first SstuI.
day Of February, and the first aud third Sat-
urdays of every month thereafter, ooulmeRc
lug at ten untilfurther notice be given.
W. K. LEONARD.
Clerk of said Board.
Finhlay, Jan. 2, 1867.
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r u N x u AIS .

-. FUNERAL LIS. N. .Ia
THE undersigned have procured an ex.
cellent Hesrse, and will therefore, be On.
sbled hexssftsr not only 70 Mske oof6usy but
slsotc attend funerslson the shortest no
No CAarge ''1-f 80"
Win be made for. sttsadiag funeraiss and
sssisfaGtion wiil be vaEpaptS ,both a. tire.
gard the styls, and price Of sofRpS, .ui
o,asadsi.on. sSioci. 90 tis spatk sias si
Rs;Kosd strssss n iGs M9PAkKRR,
riudi..y,,. .dni.,. O.. : Dec. De- si.sESTt sisESTt"AA' ~ 81