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BOOTS AND SHOES.-Men and Boys
- Calf Boots, Men and Boys Kip Boots, Ladies'
and Chi ldrens Shoes Caters and kubbers Of every
description at PoE d BRo's.
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ULNTHAT EVERYBODY SAYS, MUST
wv BIZ So.'t-We have now, certainly the hand
yariet OF styles and so many Of them! Call in, La
dies, merely as matter of Curiosity and look at
them.
october,7. PRENTlsS, HOPKINS T. co.
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JUST LOOK HERE.

CTONE'S Patent Suspension Clothes
~ Frame Is Of the greatest inventions that has
ever been made for the Housewife, and for utility can;
easily handled. IL coltsias about IS feet Of line
for hanging clothes on and string them. 1t can be
expanded and closed Instantly; ana when closed
takes up more than the space of six feet long by
four inches square, and weighs but six and d hall
pounds. is selfbracing from the centre, and is not
liable 10 tumble over when hlled ike most frames
C.SToNB, Paientce.
-~----- } ~. 4 i'' >. +.
The Patentee Of stones Suspension Clothes Frame
has made arrangements with Messrs. Ross & Zim-
mer to manutactureShis Clothes Frames for Portage
and adjoining counties. AL orders addressed 10
them will be promptly attended to-. Great induce
Please address ROSS & zIMMER, Or G. sTEoN,
Ravenna, Portage co.., Ohio.
August %, lS5e-4w.
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KANSAS TO BE ADMITTED.-And
IA the Ladies' only want to see our stock OF Dress
Goods tos.ADMrrn that we have almost everything
new and desirable in that line; in fact stogether the
HSSpsoMEsr assortment In town. WAX 10, Ladies,
and buy, for YOU can't help II when you see the
Goods. PRENTlSS, HOPKINS co.
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, and
HOarseness.

HOarseness.
BRnYrEIn, Mss Goth Dec. 1855.
DK-J. c. ATER: do not hesitate 70 say "
the best remedy have ever found fuf
Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza and the
concomitant symptoms Of { Cold isyour
CHERRY PEcroRAL Its constant use In
ny practice and my family for the last
thn years has shown It 10 possess supe- lM -
rior virtues for the treatment Of these 49,
eOmpaints. RBEN KNIGHT, NJ D. - e..
B. M0RTLEY, ESQ, Of UTToA, N T. writes: ~ have
used your Pictorial myself and in my mlly syer hine0
you invented II and believe 1t the best medicine f In
purpose ever put out With bad cold should susnsf
take any other remedy!1
Group, Who0ping Cougk, Tnffuenzhs
sPEINaFRlD, MISS, Feb. Z, 1854 a
BaofifEn ArzR; VIII ehe0rfuly certify your RaSraa
the best remedy possess for the cure of WhOopln
cough Group and the chest diseases Of children Wc of
your fraternity In the South appreciate your AM -
commend your medicine to our aTI PsGPlsc; p
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MONTEREY, Ia, writes, Sd Jan, 1855
81 had tedious Influenza which confined me n doorS
dx weeks; took many medicines without relief 6naily
tried your ftc0rd by the advice Of clergyman ThA
st dose relieved the in my throat and ungss
less than half the bottle made completely we'll
Your medces are the cheapest as well as the best Wo
buy and esteem you, Doctor, and your remedies,
~ the poor mans friend"
Asthma or Phthisic, and BronchitlS6
4 WEsr MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. l. slo5o...i
SIR: Your Cherry RctOrGI Is performing maryellOGs
In this section. 1t has relieved several from alarm.
Ing symptoms Of consumption, and Is curing
who has abored under an affection Of the lungs for thD
last forty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant
A, A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALBION. MoNRoE Co., Iowa..
wfites Sept 1865 During my practice Of nnuy ys4rs
I have 6ufd nothing equal to your OteTTJ Rdmat ht
giving and relief 10 consumpve patients or curing
such eurableL"
We might add volumes Of evidence but he most con.
vincing proof of the virtues Of this remedy found u -
effects upon trial. = - .-s ..
- Consumption. u
Probably no one remedy has been known which
cured 20 many and such dangerous ths. Soma
no human aid can reach but to those the CasTv
RoOFdl affords relief and comfort
AsToR HoUsH, New YoRK CITY, March 8, 1865 -.
DocFoA AYhR, LOWELL: feel IL q duty and pleasure
70 inform you what your Cherry PcOrdI has done for my
Wife She had been five months laboring under the dan.
gerous symptoms Of Consumption, from which aid
could procure gave hermuch relief She steadily fail
hs. unt Dr. Strong Of this city, where have foe
advice recommended trial Of your medicine We besR
his Kindness we do your skill for she has recovered
on that day. She Is not yet strong she used 10
be, but Is free from her cough, and calls herself WELL
Yours with gratitude and regard, 80
ORLANDO SHELBY, or sHEryYvItis. :.
Cnsmies do not despair till you have tried AvAK'0
CHERRY PHcTORA 1t Is made by Of the best medical
chemists in the world and its all around us bespeak
the high merits Of its virtues Philadelphia LeSeT
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NHERWOOD'S Patent adjustable Skirts
~ and other styles, from 81, so up. PoE & BRo.
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SHAWLS.-Broche, long and square, Bay
~ State, long and square, Magic Shawls. Stella
Shawls Scotch Plaid shawls, Black Silk, also Ladies'
Cloth Nantes, at POE o. BROTHERS.!
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THE largest lot of Black Velvet Ribbons
i in town, selling cheaper than etef. Also Cloak
and Dress Trimmings. POE 4 BROTHER
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DOE & BROTHER have now on hant
l. splendid assortment Of Gloves and Hosiery
Buckskin Gloves and Mittens, Gauntlets, Fur ant
seal skin Gloves, Ladies' Silk and Lisle Cauntlets
selling at a very small advance from cost.
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hats AND CAPS.--A very pretty as
IL sortment OF Men and Boys Hats and Caps, just
opened at POE & BROTHERS..
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Attachment Notice.

John E. Schneider, PlaintiG,) Gefore Addison Vol.
versus colt, }. p, of Atwater
Matthew segle, Defendant.> tp., Portage co., Ohio.
IN the 3ist day of August, A. D. 1858,
" said us:ice issued an trder of attachmelt, in
the above action for tho OF $l7 64 and said de.
fendant will take notice that said action Is for hearing
b. fore said Justice the 95h Of October, 1885, II: 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. JOHN 4. SCHNEIDER.
October Z, ISJs-3w%
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SetIl Harmoll's Estate.

Seth HarmOll's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN bers have been appointed and qualified as Exc.
cutters on the estate OF Seth Harmon late OF Mantua,
Portage county, Ohio, deceased Dated this 10Th day
Of Sentember,si650 GEORGE SHELDON,
IN, h = 1-7i = RALPH HoLBk0oK.
September 80, ls5s-3ws iis t,a
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QLACK and Fancy Dress Silks, ns cheap
~ as the cheapest, at
October Z, 1858. POE & BORTHER'S.
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o. We were shown yesterday, by our
friend, p. B. CcNANT, Esq, beautiful col
lection OF flowers, from the garden Of R. L.
OsGooD, aud presented TO him by Misses
RUSSELL and JUDD, OF Streetsborough, for
which he wishes US thus publicly to max c
his acknowledgements.
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new GOODS !!
DRESS GOODS

ever brought 10 this market consisting Of Plan shad
ed and figured MerinoS, Plain and Printed Wool De-
LANES, Bayadere Robes, bayadere and Fouard
Stripes, Dclaine Robes, Mouslin De LANES in grca.
variety. Cashmsres-Plain and figured, Persian
Twills, French, English and American Prats, White
and colored Brilliant Mohaire, Debeges &e., at
Oct, 7, 1858, POE d BROTHE'S.
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RUT WE DON'T WANT Long -time
- Buyers TO consume our Goods any more.
BOSTWlCK & BEATTY.
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M ANTED.-A Store full of Cash and
W Ready Pay Buyers for the next ninety days, tc
relieve US OF our large stock of Dry Goods, &c.
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y ROAD CLOTHS, Cassimeres and Vest.
ID Jugs Of every description. Fancy Cassimeres
with Cable Stripes, Tw.eds etc., at
October 7, 1858. POE BROTHE'S.
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BosTWICK g. BEATrY,S.

SKKELETON SKIRTS ! either Atlantic
~ Cable or some other kind In their variety, at
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QOSTWICK g. BEATTY have too many
ID Goods to advertise them all
Oct. Z. 1883. BOSrWICK BEATTY.
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~ REAT BARGAINS in Black and Fan.
~ cy Silks, ,at BOSTWICK IL BEATTY,S
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LoCAL AND PERSONAL.
RRrvAL AND DrrAnruar OF MAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
DAILY-Going North via Railroad.
Depart AZ 1.15 p. NJ Mail close at Us, P. NJ.
DAILY-GoinR south via Railroad.
Depart at las. 2. N. Mall close att is, P. IN.
pAlLY-Bnon Valley.
Arrive BY Is. NJ: Depart at 800, P. NJ. Mail
close at I,30, p. NJ.
TRI.WEEKLY-Newton Falls.
Arrive every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
y, NJ. Depart same days at 800, p. N. Mail
close at I, 80, Pm.
EMI-WBEKLY-Chardon.
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, Pm.
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, A. M -.
posT OFFICE AT RAvENNA-
- OPEN at 7,3O, A. NJ. CLOSE at p. NJ. Daily
Sundays excepted. X. R.A.GlLLETTE, p. M.
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GE"We see. by the "pictures" that Dan
iel Rce's big Show" is to honor our town
with visit ere long. The concern makes
q great show on paper, but Judging from the
fact that it couldn't afford to pay US the usu.
al rates for advertising the concern" we
rather reckon it is "smal potatoes and few
III hill !"
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DOSTWICK & BEATTY have the bes
- lot OF Wall Paper In town.
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TN CLOTHS, CASIMERES and Vest
l. ings, all can be suited by calling on
BOSTWlCK d BEATTY
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tn LAST MAnSTx.-Yetieraay WAS one OF the finest Of
the AL the iaoics ana all tic orngcrs were out
and Broadway crowded from msrnir TN night IL
is wonder then that the opera mdie al tho Academy
Of Music supplemental TO the benefit performance Of Mr
Forms on Friday ulsbi should have drawn full house
More than that attracted audience which oyeraoyos
the Academy as!cs CORRIDOR lobbics and all jammod
The view OF the house from the stage superb coup
dad, with thousands Of a6os, oceans of crnoine my
rsds Ct pretty faces hundreds Of a:rae,rs bonno and
rsvishing ,oiiees. distinguished mathematician pre-
sent computed thnt had the cxparsc hoops been formed
In one line IL would have been LONG enough 70 have
cumvalaied the whole island OF Manhattan.
The opera Was Floiows "NsItha," sung in German by
fcrmcs, Pkanc.cr, ochrlcm and Mme. Johannsen
Formes Gang and acted the r0, OF Plunke, ss II he fully
enjoyed IL, and had greater success than before
Pkaneser the tenor improves By practice he only needs
study and style to become a very good srtst Nine 10
hannsen has not quite recovered her best voice, but
ssl excellent Altoge'h~ the rdtinSc great sue.
The receipts fer the benefit OF Mr. Tormes, Two
performances amount 10 four thousand dollars Mr.
kusard n the marine, and was extensively Bonized
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THE TRIBUNE MAKING Moyyy As.N.-The
famous little bury bee which according to DIR.
Watts gathers honey every day from every
opening flower was drone in comparison with
the philosophers Of the Tribune. The industry
and ingenuity with which they contrive to make
a little money out Of every ism or phantasy of
the human mind are excellent to contemplate.
A few years ago. when number of weak minds
went crazy about Fouricrism and infdclity, the
7'1brrne was filed with matter for Nheir consump-
ton, and whatever they lost, the Tribune made
money by the delusion. Sc with Kansas.
Whatever trouble and danger the Kansas quar-
rel has cost the country, the Tribune has tried to
make money out Of It; and now, II Is hard at
work trying TO turn penny by Issuing "Revi-
val Tribunes" full Of pious information and godly
news II has no objection to serve God or the
devil; but II wants pay in all cases.
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MArItsoN WHrrkwAsHKD.-Let the lobby re-
jcice. Let the lard iobbers, railroad jobbers,
patent jobbers, contract jobbers, and all the
lobby jobbcrs Of all descriptions, clap their
hands and crow. Matteson. Orsamus Bcnajah
Matteson--,be incorruptible Mstteson, the per-
secuted Mattcson, the long suffering Matteson,
IL whitewsshed. The House did the job yester-
day-96 to e9. See Congress report Now, let
sirnonton have leather medal, and LET the
Mormon delegate from Utah be made chairman
on morality, and the arrangements for new
lease to the lobby will be complete. AZ all
eyent-. LEI the lobby rejoice, for Matteson is
whitCwashed.
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TIE Broadway RAILROAD JOB AT ALBANY
We perceive that the bill providing for the de-
struciion Of our beautiful Broadway by rail-
road, has been ordered to third reading In the
Assembly, and We understand that formidable
lobby gang are working night and day to push
il into a law. II is certainly tempting job of
spoils and plumber, inasmuch as IL is calculated
that the company named in the bill, Charles St.
John, Nathan Morley Isaac Hendrix, Pbilander
Kimball, william MDermott, James ID. Fish,
Charles A. Stetson, William A. Hall, aud their
associates, can Immediately, on receiving the
full right 10 go 10 work, cell out for at least a
million of dollars. This magnificent specula-
ton, if We remember correctly, was concocted
in the Aston House some three years ago, and
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THE CANAL QUEsrIoN.-Au parties are now
agreed that the canals Of this State must be
completed, and that the sum which it is esti
mated the completion will cost, namely,
s3500,000 for the Erie canal, and nearly
sl,50O,oco for the Osweeo, Cayuga and Seneca.
Black River, Genesee Valley and Chsmplain,
must be raised, not by robbing the railways,
banks, savings banks OF any other single inter
est, but by general tax on the whole people
Of the State. Thus far, there seems to be gene
raj concurrence of opinion; but beyond this,
when We inquire into the future destiny of the
canals, we find much diversity of sentiment.
One view that il urged with much force is
that the State should complete and assume the
canals and canal debt. That the whole amount
of the latter whicb-when they are completed
would, according to the present estimates, be
somewhere in the neighborhood Of twenty eight
to thirty millions, should be regularly charged
against the State, and the interest thereon paid
out of the proceeds of the general tax levy.
That the canals should be worked at SO low
rates Of tolls rs TO pay nothing beyond their
working expenses and cost Of repairs. This
plan naturally commends itself to every mind
as being calculated to induce large traffic to the
vantage with the Canadian and Pennsylvanian
rival lines of traffic.
Another view is based upon the notorious
corruption to which the administration of
the canals by State authority has led. Ii
is well known that q very large proportion
Of the money that is paid to complete
the canals is used for corrupt political
canal funds as q uaohe TAT to be MIXED at cleo
ton time. Nor is there any prospect, as things
now stand that there will he much improve
ment in this respect. When the last loan WAS
submitted to the people we were assured in the
most solemn manner that the cum then raised
would complete them. and that no more money
would be required. We are now asked for five
millions more; but no one who has had any ex-
perience In such matters believes that this fresh
expenditure would bring the canals nearer COM
pletion than the last.
Under the circumstances, many persons are
inquiring whether, after all. New York had not
better follow the example of Pennsylvania, IL
lnois, Michigan and Indiana. and cell off her
public works to private company. Judging
from the sale Of the Pennsylvania canals, which
cost thirty and sold for seven millions our Ca
mails ght command ten to twelve millions Of
dollars and q company which bought them at
that figure could afford TO comply with the ne
cessary conditions which the State would exact
as TO keeping the tolls below fixed rate. The
Central Railroad perhaps would buy them, and
could accept, as to tolls the same conditions rs
are now imposed upon IL, with regard to pas
senger rates The suggestion may be worth
consideration.
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the parties concerned have been won ing Ike
moles aud beavers ever since. Nor hi We we
any doubt that If defeated this session, tnoJ
will resume their lsbors at the next, and tAe
next, and so on for at least ten years to come.
Our citizens opposed to this grand job of spells
and plumber, therefore, should make up their
minds for long siege, and for the opening of
such parallel side streets for the permanent re-
lief of Broadway as will secure this beautiful
street forever from the proposed public nui-
sance
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have already appeared in the HERALD, was decided
yesterday By the jury. after half an hours doIber
tion returning a verdict in favor Of the defendant
Counsel for the defendant moved that Putnam be
sent before the Grand Jury, in order to be indicted
for perjury it being alleged that he swore falsely on
the witness stand. The Judge said he would lay
the papers before the Grand Jury.
The committee of the Board of Councilmen al
pointed to investigate the alleged frauds in the
Comptroller's Office met yesterday. Mr.. Flagg was
present. and presented two written statements in
relation to two different contracts where it is sup
posed frauds exist. He also said good deal YER
bslly before the committee, but neither the written
statements nor his own words clear up the mat
ter OF the alleged deficiencies satisfactorily. The
committee adjourned until next Saturday after
noon, when the Comptroller has promised to have
more to say, that may have the effect of throwing
some light upon the deficiencies.
The sales OF cotton yesterday embraced about bales
on the basis Of about 70 for straight ines Of rnidcng
uplAnds; mixed middlnss being more peuty THAI the
FORMER were at shout Axe Straight Lines o. middling
coons are more sought for by American spinners aud
are scarce while mixed lines mostly taken for export
Fair cotous scarce, while the demand for them
moderate With larger and better assorted stocks the
market would 10 doubt assume increased activity and
especially for home Flour quite dull ana trass
actions restricted To have forced sales cucsssion OF
about ve cents per barrel below inside figures, ADD
especially for the common grades would have had to be
submitted to. Western red wheat scld at 3, 20 and
Southern common do al 81 IL. Corn was active ana firm
al Csc a6sc and ct 81 c for mixed Western Pork va.
steady, with sales Of at sIs SO SIG IS and prime
DO at SIS 'ossl3 rs. Sugars quite steady, with
fair Gales al full prices. Coffee was quiet aud firm.
Freiehts-Fnesgements were 70 moderate extent while
rates were unchanged
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they naturally fall into prostrstion of mind
ard dependency of spirit, which is, in its ef-
fects equal to an attack of sickness They then
act precisely ~ certain notorious parsonage is
said to have acted when he was sick, of whom
the rude couplet says -
When the sevl wss sick, The devil saint would be;
When 'he devil gos WELL the devil sast WAS be-
There is one very remarkable feature to be
noticed in the religious galvanization now
going on and that is, the extreme--we might
say the Enthusiastically displayed by
the operators and wirepullers. Qhe white
choakers, as some people call them,) in all the
process at which they are labor;ng 1t is perfect
amaleamation of the most heterogeneous ingre-
dents. The movement is carried ON by men of
all shades Of color in opinions. Fourierites, in
fdels, atheists, free lovers, spiritualists-a
join in the operation. The men of the Tribune
help forward the movement; and that alone is
sufficient to show what sort OF a movement it is,
and what sort of people are engaged in it. So
heterogeneous and illassorted are the elements
Of which il is made up that, like "A rope OF
sand, il viii bind nothing and nobody; and
q summer breeze, it will disappear and vanish
from view as rapidly as il was brought into
being
In all sober sadness we cannot but deplore
the folly of our fellow men. What folly to
imagine that If religion is to be taken to mean
what il ought to mean-if it means truth good
ness, virtue in conduct and actiOn-what folly
to imagine that it can be taught and obtained
in the mesmeric contortons of exctability and
animal feeling! What fanaticism to suppose
that the exciting action of singing and praying
in a crowd, and the exhibition in public of
individual rapture and excitement, operating on
the weak nerves of silly people like mesmerism
or necromancy, can have any effect or opera
ton so as to communicate wisdom to those who
have wandered from its paths, or to render
virtuous, honest and good those who are habitu-
ally vicious, malicious, dishonest and vile
This is not the religion taught by the Sermon
en- the Mount.
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ARRrvAI.s.

From Charleston, In steamship James AdserRC Roo, and
LADY, n Geiney and lady, Miss " ksncL W Scott Il q
buro y bubklco. brown oasauone Usss ,,e nv
LIZ DAVIS, Jr II Mosher. II Raosis, Cery-snd Is In
s,eerage
Prom Savannah, In steamship Alabama-Mr and Mrs B M
TOWNSEND Mr. ard Mrs Cro~ child and nurse; Coheu
Elliott. Mr. Csshe-end g In s,eersge.
prrApTr-prs
For Charleston 10 The steamship sshyilleITenry Young
T. Cohen A Mills, kdward VI Ripley Mrs = 9 u Dorr
Mrswm Ripley, Ms winbcrg, e = Nsule, Miss 3
Clark Casper Mrs chss Hsnre and chill Mrs Sarah
gent sud two children, h Ie~is blanchard Jr, Mr. Mols
son Juo Harrington Vim williams, and 10 in steersge
For savannah, in the steamship FLORIDA A Robertson
Eobt Copper, Jno Allen, ID Warren, Mrs Jonathan
Warren, Mr. and Mrs Dicktson Mr. aud Mrs Allan Melve
snd daughter ,hss creenough, q curtis, hpram Nase
msn u Wallis Mcoring, Y Heath MITCHELL n
urecn, a n Hashrouck Miss Coscns, Bowers l. Bick
feed jackson, WIN q Fooe Mr. and Mrs Heoderron, WIN
Huae land
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There were also deaths Of disease Of the kid.
neys, Of congestion Of the brain, Of congestion
OF the lGngs, 10 Of hopping cough. 10 Of infismms
fon Of the bowels q palsy, Of rheumatism 20 Of
smallpox cfteething, premature births, 80 still
born, and Is from vioen, courses including suicide
and murdered.
The following IL classification Of the diseases, and
The number Of deaths In each class Of disease during
n.