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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26
CARTER, WILSFOED l. CO.,
Successors to Carer Mckay Il co.,
WHOLESALE GROCLRS AND COMnlSSION
M E &c II A N rs,
AND DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Cigars, &C.,
MARkET SII;lLT

AND DEALERS ~
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Cigars, &C.,
NO. MARKET sTRLkT,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
uAvE i'll store aud to arrive
Ii SUGARS.
100 hhds. New Orleans sugar, all grades;
1U0 bbis. Crushed sugar, ali grades,
So - 81. Louis LOAF sugar, all grades
so :. Powdered sugar all grades
CUtEEE.
800 bags prime Rio conce:
MUl.ASSES.
100 bbls. New Crop MOlasses, allgrades;
loo hall bLs. New Crop Aoiasses, ali grades;
So bOls and kegs Golden syrup.
LlQI Obs.
100 bbls. Pixies Magnolia Whisky
leo - Dean h Haes do,
100 Smiths reserve do;
LOO /" Old bye do
loo 10 New som's do; trebble DISTILLED.
100 ~ Tennessee Mhite do
go Ola Country do;
100 - Ola bourbon do;
loo - Old MonOngehaia do;
40 d" Robertson county do;
loo pkgs. Port and Malaga Vine;
10 baskets Champagne Vine;
500 pkgs. brandy, various brands
200 bbls. Mott's Celebrated CI"sr Vinegar.
SUADKlES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes star Candles;
400 hall boxes Iallcw Candles,f
loo beams Hemp Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes starch;
1000 bags Fine salt;
10000 g. ID Caps;
loo bbls. Fresh Ale;
so 1lerces Rice;
100 d anu IL ID Caddis Black and Common Tea.
50 chests Black aud Green lea;
$50 Fresh Cove oysters;
100 boxes " . Il. Cheese, prime;
loo r.. ID. a.
800 bags Shot assortedi
2UOO lbs. Bar Lead;
80 bags Black Pepper
100 doz BTuOms;
loo Cotton Rope;
100 boxes soda IN papers;
100 - Scotch snuff
$50 a. stick Candy.
100 Z" Fancy do;
100 casks fngilsh Soda;
1000 doZ. assorted Buckets;
In store and Tor sale lower than they be had else
" here.
We are Agents for a large Wooden Ware and Buck e
and are prepared, at ali times sell
the Trade at Manufacturers pTlces, iTcipih added.
CAR1kk, MllStURU 4 Co,
decl0 No. Market street
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TWO urNIRkn ACRta ~ exrsa,eat ess -
Appls a de whases.is 0roeery sEeasssf
nIkl11 uooP8A 4 ia,
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

Blacksmith Ceal.
THE RTSA COAL Gag Baark -snsishins has No sane
Il rieF II bnFua eiuFtiy fres ~ q claasr eaa-
tssHs irss ruifhur, mskfs laugc iateaae hea< ssa
sale BY :. J. AGSfw,
szzsa eszk e lss y. Q. u n psys<
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail can
The Adams Express Company,
whereby money for Tickets in sums of Ten Dollars,
and upwards, can be seLt
ATT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city town where they have an Office.
The money and order be enclosed in a GOV
EKSNENT POSI- OFFlCk STAMPED ENVELOPE or
the express cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders Tor Tickets or Certificates to
WOOD, EDDY q CO., Augusta, Georgia.
or, WOO, EDDY CO., Atlanta, Georgia
or, WOOD, EDDY Co, " Wilmington, delaware.
SIS A list O1 the numbers that drawHfrom the
wheel, with the amount OF the prize that each IL
entitled Ia, will be published alter every drawing in
the following papers :-4ugusiG Ga, Constitutional
at, y eiC orleans Delta, Mobile Regtster, Chdrlestn
Standard Nashville Gdsetie AtldIa iltetgehcer, Aets
York weekly Day Book, SaoGT1idh DAILY Aei0s Rick-
n.Orsd DiSpatch, AeIo York Dispdtch, and Pauidin0
(Aiss CIdTi01. and Lite KOCH (ATk) True Denoera
epTl6-id
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l.ansl I0r Nent

FIST reee.vssf iarge ia q Chlsaf~nss carf@fss
u easiy anirhed hseh plii BE- ssld loser thA eve
SI 80. : - - MACKENZIE NiNcms.
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Wheel Barrows.

CAKnES md Railroad Wheel nlFFewr IN hand
" az for safe by %. u. HIcF ~,
g ssfGs-a - nsskef snerA
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km'gi anis Viii be taken upsn Deck reduced
price Hnu i.om thlee 10 ten olars ,hesPef uaI by
any other ratt L.
Rates CEarsed for SroEd-rlaSS Tickets.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26
Magnificent Scheme

~ De DhA y
EACH SATURDAY IN MAP
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

THE undersigne' has bsen appetite. sgett for
Il the FENNSNiNANIA EAliIauAI HHu Is nov
prepared execute Eiifs ct Il4eHr throtFh So Bos
t"n. New YORK, l'hiladslrbE Baltimore "n exceed
ing liberal terms.
lie Will AIS elst.r into geuf q Tor the dcisN
cry eft Soots from aly o. tic Eastern cItlss O. an
Iints thr CHa berisBa river REASONABLE rates.
fuF iuioTnatssts aff4ls ~
John II. fslREIs. - au,hsai Agent.
RovIs-u Al ff~HAE WHHtKss 4 Cat
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
ass Prizes amounting $500, 900
wholeTickets SO; Haivess5; Quarter. So so
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the

eA-A Circular showing the plan OF the Lotterie,
will be sent to any one DESTROYS OF receivingit.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

ON THE PLAN OF SINGLENUMBERs.
$4,000 Tickets!
J. $40 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to every nine
Tickets
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WOOD, EDDY l. CO., Managers,

THE following Scheme Will be drawn by Wood Eddy
Co., Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery IN
each OF their Single Numbey~ Lotteries FOR NAY.
1853, at AUGUSTA Georgia. IN public under the su-
a El.n1r
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-10-15
Great Bargains !
GLE Dip THAN ENER I I

Great Bargains !
CHEAPER THAN EVER -!
THE remainder of my stock of GOODS
l. must be closed out by the middle OF
November, al some price, without regard
TO cost. | have on hand good assort-
ment of Ladies Fall and Winter Goods
from so to 60 dress patterns embracing
English and French Merinoes, plain and
fancy, all wool Nous De Lains. Cotton
and Wool do, Ducals, Valencias, &c.
These goods will be sold low 10 close out.
A good supply Of Swiss, Mainsook and
Bard Muslins, Bishop Lawn, India Mus
Inns, Cambricks, Jackinetls, White and
Black English Grape, Grape Liece, Bobi.
nett, Wash Nett, Illusion, Swiss and Cam
brick Edge and Inserting, Thread, Linen.
and Cotton Edge, Laces; Cord Cambrick
Silk, Thread. Cashmere and Kid Gloves,
Shawls, Ribbons, Hosiery, Ginghams,
Apron Checks, Cloths. Cassineu, Blank
cts, Dress Trimmings a great variety, a
good supply of Ladies Shoes on hand,
Mems and Boys Boots q Shoes, Gaps &c
chilIren's Shoes, Hardware, Queens
ware. plain black all wool Nous de
LANES, Wells, Belts, &c. expect lot
Of Domeslics such as bleached and brown
Muslins, Calicoes. &C., which will be
sold al COST. Cali early and get Bar.
gains. my time is short. am deermin-
ed 10 close by the middle of November
at some price or other.
WIN. MOULDER.
October Is. 1859.
n. B.-l would again request all who
are Indebted to me by note or open ac.
count, TO call and settle up at once. All
unsettled accounts remaining in my hands
on the 25lh Of November, will be placed
into the hands of an officer 10 collect ac
cording 10 law.
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Attention, Hamtramck Guards
List of Letters

u EXAMINING in, the Post Office. at
IL Shepherdsto~n, for the quarter end.
lug September 80 =
John w. Bowser-2. William Bales,
William Brashears, William Brown, F.
b. Bsley, Robert Graves, Mrs. o. E.
Garter, William o. Evans. Oliver Evans,
II. j. Fcsler-2, James G. Hoplin, VIM.
Jones, ]. W. Lanis, John Mumaro-2,
Miss Mary 3. Morrison. George G. Me-
Inns, G. MeHenry, Andrew j. Rawllns,
Miss Hannah Russell, John Retlinger,
Henry Oue. Benjamin Snuff, Mrs. Eliz,
abelh Tips, Miss Mary Wells. William
Wilkins. WM. MOULDER, p. M.
October Is. 1859. 81
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The american egetable
FAMILY MEDICINES

NO Medicines advertised either in the United
" States or in Europe have the wei -eslabiIsh
Ell and we'ldeServed celebrity of Dr.. MOE
FATS LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BIT
TIERS, and 50 universal Is their use 10 the
families OF this country, in every State and
almost Every town and village that they may be
pronounced without tie least degree of ostenta-
tious prelenlion, to be the Family Medicines OF
America.
In all Derangemenls Of the Digestive Func-
tons, and of The Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bad-
der and principal Visera, there Is certainly moth
ing to be compared with them for the prompt
and efectual relief which they afford.
Co .tiveness of kinds Piles, however ob-
stinate Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Headache. Ner
vous ID bihty, General Weakness, Fever and
Ague and other Intermittent Fevers Worms
in Children and Adults; Cholc and Settled
Pains in the Organs and Limbs ; ErupuonS o
The Skin, Ulcers, Sores, BIles, Unhealthy
Compile xion, Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, De-
cline. PalpItaion of the Heart, and Rush Of
the Blood to the Head, as we'll as all other de-
engagements of health, yield to these astonishing
remedies with certainty and raPldlty unPrece'
dented in the history Of medicine.
In proof of this, and much more than would
readily be believed in an age in which the most
ex travagant pretentions arc set up TOR compare
lively worthless preparations. IRE proved by
thousands Of certificates voluntarily transmitted
to the Proprietor by the persons cured, and
which may be seen at his office.
both the LIFE Pills and PHOENIX BITrERs
are mild and agreeable in their operation. aud
etfectually cleanse the system Of all impurities
without occasioning any prosIaiion of strength
or requiring any confinement or change OF diet
Prepared aud sold BY
DIR. WIN B. MOFFAT,
335 Broadway, New York.
October J. 1859. lY'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-10-15

GOAL for sale by
" OcI Is ID. S. RENTCH.
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BENEYOLENCE.

We do not think a person can evince more
benevolent trait Of character han being moved
at the distress and suffering Of others, and fur
thermore, anxious 10 do all in their power TO al.
leviate by every possb means human suffer
ing. In this vie Of tie case, we do not know
how the humane and benevolent can do an &C
ton more in accordance with their phianthrop.
ic views, than by calling the attention Of their
afflicted friends and acquaintance to the fact
that Dr. Seth S. Hance of l0S Baltimore street
Baltimore, Nd, has discovered preparation
which is put up in the form of pill, that has a
specific action for curing Epilepsy, or falling
fits, spasms, cramps, and all forms OF nervous
diseases. Among those who have been perma-
nently cured, we might mention a member oil
the family Of James H. Beadle, Hunsv lie, AL
ALBANIA Mr.. NJ. P. Sled9e, Cabin Point, Surry
County. Va, end Mr.. w. p. Lyon, Grenada,
Mississippi. We might go on ehume:ating a
number of others until we had entirely filled
up this column of our paper but we think we
have said sufficient to satisfy every person that
the subject under consideration is one of vital
importance to every one. Reader if you are
we'll man or woman, and have no need OF
remedy, perhaps you know some person who is
not equally blessed as your elf, If SO cut out
Ibis notice and send it to him o. her. 1t will
cost you but little trouble, and probably it will
make you instrumental in curing some poor,
afflicted mortal of that dreadful visitation, EPi-
epsy, or falling sickness.
DR.. Hance sends bis pills by mail free OF pos
lage, to all parts of the world, on the receipt OF
A remittance. His prices are one box So !;
two. SIS twelve S24. We have given his ad-
4 rasc ohnva Oct lin
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-10-15
HATS & CAPS. IA

Fine Silk, Black, Taylor Hats, fine
Black and Brown SLOUGH Hats fine Cloth,
Silk, Plush, Navy and Cotton Plush Caps
cheap SLOUGH Hats for negroes. Also-SuS-
penders, Leather belts, Umbrellas. Pocket, In
dian Rubber, Ivory, and Horn Combs Lead
Pencils, Penc Holders, Pens, Pen Holders,
Pencil Sharpeners, fine Pen Knives, Button
]. ops, Carpet Bags, Cotton Bats, Children s
Hose, Comforts, &c, SC. Boys Clothing and
Over-coatS. Gentlemen's Travelling Shaws.
ACCO AND CIGARS,
all Of which am prepared to sell low for Cash
or to punctual customers on the usual terms,
also few extra Gum Overcoats and Sleigh
Blankets. A. HI MRICKF OUSE.
ShtpherdStown, October Is, 1859.
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egBC3A9 I0g5G83o
r. Z. II.
Experimenting on the Sick.

Everybody knows that when one drug fails
to relieve patient, the doctors administef an
other, and that in some cases dozen modes OF
treatment are tried in the hope of stumbling
upon the right one. What bl!ndfold work I!
Can that be caled "Science" Oh runs
through the whole drug list in search of some
thing that may be beneficial? Does not the
name belong rather to an Interchangeable mode
of treatment which produces the same effects
in all similar cases, those effects being mmedl-
ate relief and alternate cure II so, Railway s
Remedies are the intallibe instruments of real
Science and regular medical practice is mere
empire; SIN. No human being ever took Rad
ways Relief and Regulators for cholera, collie
bllouSness, remittent fever, dyspepsia brain fe-
yer, fever and ague, or any acute and painful
disease, without experiencing an immediate nit
gaion of every dangerous and agonizlng
SYMPTOMS. 30 victim of Scrofula, Cancer, or
any other constitutional, external or internal
disorders ever resorted to Radway's Resolvent,
whose ,ainlec blood was not purified and gener-
al health restored by its use. In this tripiicate
OF Remedies lies the whole practical materia
med ca.
Remember that it is an established fact, tina,
no Pain, Ache, or In fammation can continue
to agonize the part OF the system, when Rad
ways Ready Relief is supplied.
RAILWAY & co 23, John Street, New
York. For Sale by CHARLES HARPER
ShepherIstown. Oct. l5-2w
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Approximating Prizes.
25, S2s Prizes amounting TO 1866, 0it
Whole Tickets $40, Halves So
Quarters $3.50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from 10 $4,000 correspond
ing with those numbers on the tickets printed
on separate slips Of paper, are encircled with
small lin tubes and placed in one wheel.
The first $50 Prizes, similarly printed and
encirced, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then reyolved, and number
is drawn from the wheel Of Numbers, and at
the same time a Prize is drawn from the other
wheel. The number and prize drawn out are
opened and exhibited 10 tie audience, and reg.
islered by the Commissioners: the Prize being
placed against the Number drawn. This oper-
alton is repeated until the Prizes are drawn
out
APPROXIMATIONS PRizEs.-The two proceed
ing ano the two succeeding Numbers to those
drawing the first Prizes will be entitled TO
the As Approximation Prizes. For e. an
pie if Ticket No. 1880 draws the $50 900
Prize those Tickets numbered 1928. 1929,
1881, ll252 will each be entitled 10 500 II r.
No $50 draws the 500 600 Prize, those tickets
numbering SAB. SAG, ssh, $50, will each be en-
titled to $3.50, and 30 on according 10 the above
scheme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-21
nAkHEKn,

BACHELDER-COGsU ELL-ln Siluantou, ~ H., q. The
rs1Sruce q e bIiies father "Wednesday April - BY
TIE Rev J. Ort Way samuel T. Bicneoer esq % Miss Mar
tea B. daughter Ct the Hon Thomas CogsTel ell Of The
above place.
BUsNELT.-sbITH-O Wednesday, April - a. the Fir,t
Pre,by eusn Church, BERGEN ~ j., AE. Henry L. BusEe
this city Mss Isabel, daughter Of Alexander smith
Gao Of the former place
EW.N-CoNStR-At Brooklyn T. d. on "wednesday, April
~ b. Rev. b Peters Au-n D. Even Of his y ~ Alb
bic Louisa Corner Of the former place.
FLEANISG-LATOH-On Tuesday, april 70. by the Rev
~ J. J. Rou8-n, Dr. JsueB FlcnmiuF jr q Jsuey City,
~ j. 10 Miss sara Laon youngest daughter OF Bos Laton,
esq. 3f thil city
KEMP-EYNOH-On Weduesday A9h %, by the Rev. J.
81 Newman, John II. hemp - Mis- Eden NJ Eyuon, bon
Of this city.
H.soH-bI6ELoW-Iu this city, "wednesday, April 20.
5y toe Rev Walter Clarke D. ", koen xaaou AID Martha
5 dkusht.r OF Ricuare : selow.
HFRsiLL-GOODNIN-I Lawrence, 8N,s, Saturday
Apr a. BY Rev n. PiImfuer d. '. N, Albert hsr'
nh q smsrile Ass,, aud As Mary L. Goodwin Of the
RjPONIHINKLEY- sroossed Nsw.YOrk, on Monday
AMI IS by IN, Rev Welcome Les Mr. Rehard Oar. ai-
pom Il icoLiin Gnd hss Emosene A. hnksy u the for
81, PTFVAET-MOON wsdrsslsY April %, By
the Rev Mr. Van Dofsn Geo. ". StuTtevsat, b Ms Mary
Elizabeth daughter of r. o Mooney esq all o. tots city.
WHITt-ROOT-At New Haven Conn, o. rursdAy Apd
- $50 BY BRIDE. father, M Horace Whit u Chicago
ILL., Aif. Nstls d. daughter Of the kef Dayla Roo. Of
GHT-fREGENBURGH-o w.dss.dsy Aprn o. A.
d. OXIDES er BY the arv ~ J. HaToe
Iu. mr Thomas v Hrsbt Of NeS csssl- Wssteheser Co.
to Aid, r. youngest ssostser 'of l,eac NedenUIsh Of
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...h Ara s,vsrs1y .xssned fof eneiehs
sosons psreBs~ OF s'senie Gear
o. ponsDt fbrlsf ssy,, hat no inth1e 40 , -
raysls Undertaken ~ M Tetdoe OF toe
"a, Seeass The result II ~hoh Yielded sufficient svotn
~ Of arsenic b. Justify ths eoocon hs' Ioe
Mr. Robinson prodns ed By ia posoDous hhisn9~ ~
dor 20 the atoes before rsss, deponent ,n
n. Carouer vessel containing the ms.te yonsd py M AZ
nrs Robinson which chemical t1AGI siol' "eIe VI ~
contain arsenic poisonous xeLt the oep1nent nss o
present. The G1i Jafy more minute o
dnsuns urlmport,nt preliminary inq st7n 10 cpneia
son desires 20 st~ that la attention "As p.
ira A. an6 TO pgnty q the various materials and me
cesniness cf the vessels employed.
Prof Doremus wished 10 cOBcilsop 70 testify 70 me sbe
ssttaace rendered hn b. Dr. B. L. Bnid, and DE- Adam
ZiDsE.
IHE VERDICT.
The case wac then given to the Jury in brief sd-
dress by the Coroner. Alter absence OF nall an
hour they brought in The folloriug verdict:
We the Undersigned the Jury duly impsnneed 20 inquire IN
AID Mr. Faye.s kobnson Of No. 81 Eat fourteenth
street after besng the evidence aid c1y he SAID
Go find hat the deaths Of The Aforesaid Emily n.m AI
FsJete Robinson caused ey arsenic Dot by Nho~ ''
artoLlc sdmnisisfsd IL % tbis : ny iiano"b. -
JOIN DAVIES. JESSE l. sLtNnLN
CBhs A. TTLEK, JAMES OALEi'arLIt
JANEs A. AEssIIesR, JAMES T. DAVIS.
Upon the rendition of TINS verdict tue Coroner stl
Margaret Burke At liberty, add che went away Win
her sister apparently somewhat surprised o. the 'eI-
dict.
In 4 conversation with one OF the reporters, aver
her Discharge Margaret said ths Mrs. Bsetham owed
her f5ur months ws,.s sn' sne OF ali others, Wond
therefore have the a't i-t-s-st IN her DEATH ANA
why che asked, should ,hs 800 whole household
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-21
A BYSTERY.

There lie grsss-plOt four Or FIVE feet VIDE, about
the houte No IA Irving place, on the corner OF En-
teenh street On Tuesday afternoon the children VINO
were a. play in the street startled TO see, on tins
grsss, brown paper parcel, torn enough to disclose
human fngers, and the back Of hand. The finger
nails we're folly half Sd inch long. Under the nails
the flesh wac eighty dscolored, but not 60 much as
il usual in natural death Ire fingers we're long and
tsper and cenched, the two smaller ones tightly, the
fore and middle fingers hooked. The thumb wac COW
cred with the paper but enough Of the back OF the
hard and arm was visible 70 show that il was the arm
Of 8 woman and very much sttenusted. 1t seemed to
have been separated about midway between the elbow
and the wrist There vas no blood 70 be seen. A
crowd gathered about it; awslting-man came out,
picked mp with another piece Of psper, ssid 1t was
not worth looking a. called to man, who mad ca
leo parcel under bic Arm, TO take 1t away. He took
it, and walked down Irving place to Fourteenth street,
thence eastward. There appeared to be no spscisl
resson why the calico parcel man should take 1t away
This suggests the ease with which body might be
dlsposed Of, by cutting it up, and distributing it 10
parcels wherever it might be convenient to throw
them away.
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DIED.

BIBDsALL-on WEDNESDAY, Apd. ., May Brd'al, aged %
tn uos srd squ.ni.noes respectfully Invited 20 nd
tie iau-ss. lsr sc rId.rce, No 46l Tbst sssGle
or Tbufsdsy Ay-ti II - O'Clock.
Her remain, VII be Dover Plains for in.ermebt-
BErTaAN-lu this city Mr. sara s,ttuiA9 WIDOW Of the
az Ablslsm Bstt-Isu. Of this ely.
COOK-On aeduss5aJ April %. 1883 Francis coot aged ~
ycsI' native Of bsshaeJ, f.ii'h Of "oosey, Sonsf's
81. &c repeatedly invited to attend b f1asr. RON
ElNara Hail.. D. k,s syslu-, oetEssn HosIius anu Ma
q syelu,' IhaSaAJ, APrI Il (i.s day, a. O'Clock
HARNErT-Ip this city, fuesdsy morning APdl ls Ii.
t,ls rfs q Daniel harnst-
HINT n this city o. vu-sdGJ April To- Edgar D. eldest
u Cornelius D. and Jane Eliza Hlli aged years mouth
Al day
KtNEEOy-I1 hi. city on Tuesday April 49, Dpne.n yo1as.
oth q f.i4 saa ssIgis e. Kennedy ssso noa-h'
alasdsy.
NoLAh-Iut, city Tuesday, April 10, cs.hsiias holln
IL he 5od yrsr u her
oLivEF-In ~. city on Msns.y April r. John only .oa
Of John sd Ellen Ja-e Oliver, sssd yeai' aons' aud 10
days
ila.ts Mr.. Cs-1srls e. Els.sh-
RASDOLsH-At Esstou Pa, on rus.dsy, April 49, Of in
fsmnsou II %. 1LEs Sarah. esugssr Of James Ran
solh, IL lie SIN Sea II her As@-
sSEDIKER-s1tdeuly. Wedrs.isY, April p, Isaac V
sa-oiter ssec ~ year., : months and days.
II. enc s-assntsuc-s Of ns f1ny respectfully n
ssua tn- fu0,r, foa s late residence No 5ss
secore .yeIgs OK fnd.y Apr! 2 q. iet e.cl,eI.m.
Hs f,u.Ins vii .. tsssn 10 s,ssn land tor interne1-
TURNER-Gt sri6ss~stsr S-s. York, On Wednesday, April
IS GlfcCu Tame, ss.c e yesu.
TAFP.N-ia VI i,L.e1rEn. Tlesiay morning., April -
RI bert cela Of lglstls --s hAse IspPoa Ass5
J-ars mostts Atc IL Gays
VAN cLsEF-ssda.uy 81 Wstns.dsy Aprl %, Isaac H.,
u lss.c Van C.e-f
tn f,nds v f,ry ~. respectfully tuvi,sd attend ais
from Bis As .ae-rc- no iO5 East rh;Jtsirt street.
ma at,rno0l sIihcut further invitation
WILLIAMSON W-on-sisy morning April -, sfter short
lne. a. ~ rr'denc- q Dor des John T.
Nisu No - eat Ts-uty yeutl street srs EIA5 n
vi.1AE.' rid5- Of Elhu Williams aged 81 years aai 3
Gays
fns resves and friends requested 20 sena the fzne-s
Fr.cay seFroo-, o'clock, ne Galway Baptist Ch1rc6,
Txraty tsirr st-r-t between Futl s-d sixth svs-seI
Her remains vii b tsssu n Grsel~oOd
homriogiL ~ J. psp-rs g,tse coPy.
WELCH-A. FoTdAsH Tuesday Apra 70 May y wife q
Henry Z. Htlst ..sd Il yssrL
one psres I5stse coy