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VOL. l3.
1nsurallte A9eitts.
North American
co.
CHARTERED IN 1923.
CAPITAL & SURPLUS, $91l,6s4.
THIS is ONE OF THE OLDEST
IL Ctmganes Of the City Of New York. and has always
sepss 2s4 -.
LAMAR
INSU RANCE co.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $3.50, ,O69.
EDWARD ANTHONY,.Pres't.
Js n. 81. JOHN Sec'VJ
THIS is ONE OF THE MOST
Il safely managed Companies the
CITY OF NEW YORK.
POLICIES ISSUED BY
H. f. BRAYTON, Agent.
sep2l:253lm
Marine Insurance.
PHENlX INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK,
CASH CAPITAL 4 SURPLUS $4,000
p0LIOIES ISSUED ON HULLS,
1''O l. BRAYroN, Agent,
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF CLEVELAND, OHIO
AJOINTSTOCR oMPANY
Organised January o. 1859 uadere geaeralla; ofs Stat
Capital stock 5000 shares ut $40 .eReh,
Secured by Real Estnte 100000.
,oEEMIcE&Rs: nc & % " sCHGMnIBT Pre- President, @ Dr. W
M5YEa yso W s5 5A29B sLs KsSy
Dr. Meyer wagner g. Lsof, j. Mueller % Jo6a Sn'I 4
u THE II siiGI5a GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insure
against loss damage by fire. for year and less build
shall be made in 60 daysqer tho loss sha have been
ceraned and proved. Not than 5000 will be nsur-
One. No ia Atwator Rock Cup airs) Superior. treet
ca. RlcE Agent lepl5R2 lyl JOHN WAGNER. res.
The Quaker City insurance Company,
OF PHILADELPHIA
C,sSpltal m agd rsIg surplus s35il,d66 SO
Office, Franklin Buildings, No. 4oS, Walnut st
Fire Insuranoeou Stores. Public Buildings and DIer-
Marine iasurone,on Vessels, Cargo and Freight to
and from all pars # the World
Also inland Insurance on Goods to and from ali parts Of
the UniJn.
Semi-AnuuaI Statement
Of the and Condition Of the Quaker CITY I5uraaee
ComDany-Jui0l Isl 1853.
SSPiial stock IL 1910 Si SI %
Premiums Receized from Jan. Isl
1859 to July lst, 1883. ......-... l5029l 80
Interest aud Salvage uccount....--.. 10 S52 ~
LOSSES AND EXPENSES.
I.otses diyiden commissions TO
agents, taxes, licenses printing gad-
veitising, insurance, return pre-
NUNS and ofhce expenses Slt3 34S75S35l l66 o.
ASSETS.
Bonds gases. stocks, coupon
bonds loans on cOllsteral d on
call. ...........--.....-..... S2B,3sl 50
Cash ia bank, on hand, and in hands
OF ugents bASlS O2-S3jl,lB6 81
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Presi1ent-Georga II Hart.
Vice PrcEid nt-E Ross
secretlIy and Tressurer-H. r. CopgshalI
Iirectors-Go0ige a. Hart. T. p Ross A. c. CatioIl,
John g. Dale. EOster S. Perkins, f. W Bailey, Andrew
Chambers Charles G. INLAY; H. r.. Coggshall. Samuel
COLLINS 4 RoBINSoN, state A gents,
= -
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DENTlSChK
AT oil SUPERIOR ST.
GUTTA PIE RCTHA IL ASE,
For Artificial Teeth
DENTIST.
DIR. w ]. GUILD HAS REMOV

IL ed his Dental Office TO Room No. Is, Hoffman block
Superior street. East Of Public Square South OF p O. All
who need ths Of DENTIST, will save themselves
much SUFFERING as we'll as MONEY by giving him
oal hoc richly used to mitigate pain for those who de-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
,On Gold Silver Porcelain aud Vucanizod Rubber Base
the best Teeth in sets from $40 TO $50 Gol1
umgs according to size Of the cavity from 50s upward
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MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY mORNING. SEPT. 30, 1859


~ PLAN and Ofnameitu prutiug % every description
lone at The Printing Esabshmcut the Lauder Once on
ne latest improved aud most rapid steam lrossos
rest sly le on shor nUtCc, aud az paf
ocular attention paid TO blank work Neutrality-suspicious.
especially Blank Books Ledgers, Journals
ales Books, Roc0tvtng Books, &c., 40.
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Presdont-George II Hart.
Vice Prcsid nl-E Ross
Secretary and TressureT-H. r. Cupgshall.
Assistant Secretary-S. II. Butler;
lirectOrs-GoOIge H. liart. T. =. Ross A. c. Cattol,
John g. Dale, FOsier S. Perkins f. W Bailey, Andrew
Chambers, Charles C: Inlay, H. h. Coggshal. Samuel
Jones, M. d, Hon II. NJ. Fuller
COLLINS rob- NSON, state Agents,
septl6r4 No 3 Perkins Buoing.
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Drp Goods

DAMAGED GOODS 5000 Yards
~ Wet Priuts, uow boing iold Vt GRRAr BanoAtNs al
3. RAYMOND GfCO.S
,,t..,-., -. =. 49,. 1876 Superlrlstr3et.
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BniI0Grs g. ArfIlittfts.

RROOKS S. @. Il Il. W., BUILD
~ ERs Alsr .danpfacturers Of Doors Blinds Sash,
Brackets and al kinds Of Scroll Saving and Gothic WORK
Particular attent IN paid TO Fitting Up Stores Factory or
Divisnn-st Centrs nlock. Cevetand q. roiO-c3i
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-12

FANNY FERN ON SERMoxs.-ssI want
q human sermon. I don't care what
Melchizedec, or Zernbabbcl, or Kcren-
hanpuch did ages ago, I want some
body besides a theological bookworm
to tell me-somebody who is tempted
and tried, and is not too dignifed to
own it; some5ody like me, who is al
ways shining and repenting; somebody
who is glad and sorry, and laughs and
eats and drinks, and ,caets to fight
when he is trodden on-and don't ;!
That's the minister for me. I don't
want spiritual abstraction, with stony
eyes and petriied fingers, and no
blood to battle with. What credit is
it to him to be proper? How can
he understand NE? Were there only
such ministers in the pulpit, I wouldn't
go to church either, because my impa-
tient feet would only beat tattoo on
the pew floor till service was over !;
but thank God there arc! and while
they preach shall 60 to hear them
and come home happier and better
for having done it, a
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MISS CARRIE HI. MILLER.
at her Fatsers residence, eo,ner 4tk d Dacota sts
ma Continues to give to the Ladies Of Red
k4s! Wing lessons in ElEga.El - -
* PIANO FORTE PLAYING.
Terms per term Of IL weeks 90 payable in
advance. : -,','"
Red Wing: June 10, 1858. -tg.. sstf
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SCARLET FEvER.-We find the fol-
lowing in an exchange, and publish it
that those whose family or friends are
afflicted by this dreadful disease may
have the benefit Of it. It is very sim
pie, and if true will be invaluable. It
is certainly worth trial by some me-
dical man: Iau s16
Mr.. Whit, member of the Royal
College Of Surgeons, has published a
pamphlet in which he states that BIZ
carbonate Of ammonia is specific for
the cure of scarlet fever and measles.
He cites DR.. Pearl, of Liverpool, and
other practitioners, who have never
lost a case ont of hundreds since a.lopt-
ing this remedy. Two .lrachms Of the
bicarbonatc Of ammonia are dissclv, Il
in five ounces Of water, and two table
spoonf"ls Of the solution given every
two, three, or four hours, according t.,
the urgency ofthe symptoms. No aci.l
drink must be taken, but ouly water,
or toast and water. The system is TO
be moved il necessary. The room
must be we'll ventilated, but the patient
protected from the slightest cold or
draft. Gargles should also be EN-.
ploycd for clearing tic. throat. Ft'r!.c
ammonia seems to conntc, act the poi
son whic!' causes scarlc,inv, and ais"
acts OH the system by diminishing the
frequency and 1T the same time iuc.cas-
ing the strength ot, the pulse. As SO
many children die from, these .lisc:,s -
in this country; this remedy ongh. to
receive a fair t,ial from the profession.
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Ar,iAeia, Prolsc,tcn ef Bs.1.

This is the subject of perhaps. the
most curious paper presented to the
French Academy of Sciences for many
months past The reparatory action
of the periosteum Tor membrane direct
" investing the bones) in reproducing
the osseous substance when partially
lost or destroyed either by accident or
disease, is a well-know fact, and yarf-
Gus surgical operations are founded
upon it; but Doctor Oilers expct14
ments, presented to the Academy at
its last sitting, throw quite new Ii ght
Oh the bject. These experiments,
performed upon rabbits, are divided
into three series: /. Long slips of Pc
riosteum were detached from the ,ibia
throughout their length, one Of their
extremities only being left adherent to
the bone. These slips were then rolled
around the muscles Of the leg in vari-
GUS ways, and in the course Of time
bone was produced in varidds shapes,
as, for example, spiral, an 8, DC! 2.
In the second series of experiments the
Islips of periosteum were entirely de-
tached from the bone three or four
days after the opperation, and, not
withstanding this separation from its
primative source Of life, the periosteum
still continued to produce bone. 8, In
the third series the periostenm was
entirely detached from the bone at the
outset, and Immediately transplanted
to some other region, under the skin
Of the shoulder or of the back, for ex-
ample; still the periosteum produced
bone. An advanced age, it appears,
diminishes this property Of the perios-
teunl, but does not completely destroy
it. The osseous tissue thus obtained
is real bone, similar to that of the rest
of the body. After certain time a
cavity is formed within, containing
marrow, which derives nourishment
for three or four issues. In short.
these curious experiments show that
bone may be obtained wherever the
Iperiosteum can be introduced; and
that . membrane may preserve its
properties notwithstanding It's removal
and transportation. The cure and
treatment of fractures may be cons:.d-
ersbly improved by these unexpect ID
facts Galignanis Messenger.
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the intense personal character which
gives the superior rity to this ci0iee col
lection over all others we have seen,
and stamps these works Of art with 4
living and permsnctt interest. We
suppose it was q feeling OF this kind
which made lis excfaim, on seeing this
medallion of Nero, "That is history"
There is much in this large eollec-
ton rot only to interest but to improve,
and we design at future interval To
give our readers descriptions of works
of art which are considered by foreign
c0nnoisseurs as the most rare and won.
derfnl in our country. II. J. W.
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II. lSDrTENUS. d.
%G2SS1==::.NH TAiIo2.
On Main street, next dO T to Lawther,s
DlHk mg Utficc in WilkimsOm,s Block.
.., RED WING, MINNESOTA.
CaI.; best Of French and other Cloths. kcp,
constantly on hand, and made up in su
perior manner by competent workmen. Also
GENTS FURNISHING coOps.
- Cutting done to o,9er. -Rs
Red Wing, May 90, 1857. esy
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a. A witness was asked il the de
fendant ''stood on the defensive %
''No," he replied, che stood on q bench
an fit like old Satan" al!sas
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-12

James Lavvther, ..+
u a NJ X n n
ascai Estate Agent, nnd Dealer
LAND WARRAN rs. IT
Red Wing, Minuesot..
~ Money loaned, Land War; ants sold or To-
bought and sold. ~ 80 Nav o. ~
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Manufacturer and dealer in =
SADDLES. HARNESSES &C.
SIlor on Bush St. opposite g: }. F. Smiths
on hand a large assortment: Of Sad
dies. Harnesses, Brides. Trunks, Valises.
Whips. Fly nets, and all other articles usually
kept in harness shop. and cheaper than can be
bought this side of Chicago.
Repairing and Job work done on short notice
and in the best style. 94tf
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Of the State. Washington. +.
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.

One Of the most recherche and ele.
giant entertainments of the season came
of last evening at the residence Of
Gen. Cass-Mr. and Mrs. Ledyard,
daughter and son-in-law of Gen. c.,
issuing the cards and doing the honors
on this occasion.
It is not perhaps generally known
that the home of this distinguished
statesman is enriched with priceless
treasures Of art. Mr.. Cass (junior)
has resided for many years, at Rome,
as American ambassador, and seems
to have endeared himself TO the Ital:
ian nobility by rendering them import
ant service, during the revolution; and
in return has received for Kindness
rendered during that distracting peri.
cd, as prese,sts, many exquisite gems OF
art, which no amount Of money could
have purchased. These, with the op.
portunities Mr.. G. has had for collect
ing chef Toemvres of the great masters,
have been forwarded to his father,
forming q collection more rare and
splendid than can be found in this
country.
On entering the drawing. rooms last
evening, we were struck with the air
of elegance and refinement. The light
was profase, but it came eoflened
through glass shades; and while every
object in the room was distinctly and
infinitely visible, the effect Of moon.
light was no more soft and dreamy
Do you feel desire to Join US, dear
reader, to look around with us, and
have upon your wondering sight:
Ages Of glory pour their gathered light,
The life-like statute, and the breathing bust,
Theeolunn rescued from defiling dust,
And marble forms of heavenly mold 81
That flashed on Genius glowing thoughts
...- Of old,
Immortal spirits, in whose deathless song
Florence aud Athens yet their re;ghn pro.
= long; s#
While in their tongueless eloquence they
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'0"~S~ "AAoAk'''' 80. '.'' ELIT. WILDED,
Fl. 4 E. +. WILOER:
Bankers 4 Land Aren&..
RED WING, hinnesota M
Money loaned. Exchange & Land warrant.
bought and sold. Land Warrants, or Nonev
loaned TO Pre.emptors, on long or short time.
and on favorable terms. 80
Lands an: bought and sold oncommission &c.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-12

BETWEEN TAX EAGLES.

There WAS once . little hzmer
Living underneath the mountains:
Underneath the Alpine shadows,
In the land called Pie di Monte.
There the little farmer, Victor g
Victor, son Of Carl Alberto, @ a,
Aided by Cavour, his bailif,
Kept his little Arm 10 order:
Kept his little patch Of garden,
With its rows Of Savoy. Cabbage,
Trimmed his little bush Of laurel,
Reared his little row Of pig .sties.
Reayod his littlo row Of fheo-rooete.
It be!el one winter morning -,
There was trouble in the psgsties;
Granting OF tl,e boar, Humphrumpha,
Squealing ofthH Hssw, Pigwiegisg ;s.Yl1,
There was fluttering il the hen-loosts,
Growing Of the cock, Cockhino,
Clucking Of the hen, Dorkinga,
Nuttering Of the bantam, 6ebright,
Grunting, squealing, Growing, clucking,
That the little farmer wakened
From his snoring 'twixt the blankets,
From his snoo1ing in tho feathers, e:.
Poked his head out Of the window,
Far Is his moustachios suffered
His moustachios, red and foxy,
Like two marling- spikes protrudsd-
Poked out bis head out Of the window,
To discover what the shindy:
Wherefore grunts the boar. Humphrumpha
Wherefore squeals the SOW, Pigwiggin /?
Why such auttering in the hen.roosts?
Growing of tho cock. Cochino,
Clucking Of the hen, DorkingA
Flutterine Of the bantam, Sebright?
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CENTRAL POINT HOUSE,
. P.R.&F. A. uARDT, PRorRlEroRs.
THIS House is pleasantly located on the shsre
l. Of Lake Pepin, within few rods Of the
stsamboat Landing. Persons wishing to spend
few days Of recreation and leisure, will find
shis tAs place to do It. good and we'll sup
plied barn il attached to tho house, and . COM
pstent ostler slwaysin attendance.
The proprietors ha> ing leased the above pop.
ular house and having thoroughly repaintcd
and furnished in superior style, would say to
the pnblic that thing that they can do 70
situated, will be LEFT undone.
Nay 3s, 1858. 10y
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-12

LADUE q PRATT. -
ATTOR NEYS AT Law. 4,gs
and Solicitors in Chancery. .E'
AND AGENTS AND DEALERS TN
Real Estate, and Land Warrants.
MANroRv1IH, Doper Co. NJ. To2sEs,:E
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Poked his head out of tho window,
Far Is his moustachios suffered
His moustachios, red and foxy,
Like two marling- spikes protrudsd-
Poked out bis head out Of the window,
To discover what the shindy:
Wherefore grunts the boar. Humphrumpha
Wherefore squeals the SOW, Pigwiggin f?
Why such Auttering in the hen-roosts?
Growing of tho cock. Cochino,
Clucking Of the hen, Dorkinga,
Flutterine Of the bantam, Sebright?
Soon his eye discerned the reason;
lowering grim outside his hedgerow,
Gathered IS in act Of swooping,
Saw he Austria, the Vulture, a-tsna
Black Of plume and double headed.
Vulture, whom irreverent sailors,
Sailors heraldry ignoring, =
"Split- crow" oftenest entitlc.
Very angry waxed the farmer,
Victor, son of Cart Alberto, 10.
To. .Cavour the bailiff called he:
Take thy gun, Cavour the bailiff
Lo' tits Austria, the Vulture!
Double beaked and iron. .taloned,
Lean of head and herring- -gnttod.
With designs both black and bloody,
'Gainst our hen roosts and our pig sites,
Hovers she 50 near our borders.
Mt without the best Of reasons .s
Grunteth sore the boar, Humphrumpha,
Squeaketh shrill tho SOW, Plgwiggin,
Croweth clear the cock Cochinu,
Clucketh wild the hen, Dorkinga,
Flatters fierce the bantam, Sebeight"
As he spoke hs donned his garments,
Garments of q martial fashion:
Never was 50 fierce farmer
Pigeon breasted as to bosom,
And wasp. wasted Is to middle,
With mou>tachios red and toxy,
Like two marling- spikes set cross-wise,
And : marling- spike Of beard, too,
Al right angles to his moustache.
So came victor from TIE cottage,
Victor, son ofCarl' Alberto,
Full Of wrath against the vulture,
Waiting till Cavour the bailiff
Fetched the gun wherewith to shoot him
= - ! =
When high DER him rang the hurtle
AS OF pln,ons wide and waving,
And up,lo looking to hia right hand,
ana up'loo.'"g to his left-hand,
Either side he saw IN Eagle-
One was ashy- grey Of feather,
Worn be looked and somewhat dragEled,
"A Robert AQc0ire of Ea4las- 7
But with eye Of latent mischief
And with talons sharp tlough sheathed
Black the other was and burly,
Double-beaked, and armed his pounces,
One with sword and ono With sceptre /;
Somewhat puzzled looked the farmer,
At this atf1uence Of Eagles,
wondering It inspired By hunger,
Hanker'ng Tor the boar, Humphrumpha,
Crs"'ng Tor tho SOW Pigwiggin,
,..saa 70 ri.
Fear not quoth the ash-gTey Eagle,
: WIN the eye OF latent mischief
Mot of plunder came We hither;
81 Not Ike Austria the vulture; ..e ....
i NOT tor Pigs, and not tor poultry,
But for a'd and for protection.
an called the Eagle. Louis,
AZ Boul1gne l imped my pinions;
Ss.ssl Scared to 10Th The 4 lnyses Bourlon.
nre"I 1.e.oI Into n, tne 1m'e''es ny'n&
aMMy "e.o no'o my eeooy eyne
Ss S"oor1G .t.. wnence ! come % a'a tnee.
Ts. .ny tss :na gu,1u tny Poultty'
f1,;.h 1I;S .suI," ~. Huss'., tne valt"te:
!, E."'a s .v s..,,, -; +.S ns..n1S.. e.s. aeN.
NJ" ... -" r.us,u ..s oaHs aHs VI ~ ne
We are here With cnmmon = ] n"rno..
~~sessAsVss Hsss HsSssS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
COURT os oEEkRAL sEssioss-IUrT s.-Dsf'F'


At the opening Of Court this morning, the follow
ing .sntiem "a rers rrsuuelei ss Grad JgTy
GEokcs r ASp.Ews toremsn.
Manor B.eau. Eewsrs Coooer. Anorpv Clark Bensnia
Devt'. tbecd~e frnmeut Msby Lane, yoosthsn bsaS
don. ~ c're w Red. Dfyi Bsrssy >Prisg Caie'
b. Stevenson, seph West. Henry h-n, John Buotsy u,
Jsmes Coot I'd yin Csrk Joha Ackes=oo John Ia RAef
r sac Leu.uel Smith
The JUICES ctns- very brief ,orobns oulr on tsre
Ps e nee By the Aher tke Grand Jgry hsd re-
tir-d tn busi9sss cf thc Court rncccad.
Tho - hoks f s.t-GP, - commit Sorsi NY
He osrsh' N the q eEtrzGos nt tc fsoy
tr.n Churrh cDDrr q Fifth sad Nn-teeuh stS- or
AeDLAei, ec he bad COT succeeded u sstes " de W'
oonyicre sto srtercrd 10 two r the sts'e Prseu
Josph Dd'ou pleaded Euiy pot larceny, ard was sent
foI triee mot ~. ~ the PeriteHus-y.
G. sTs Jacob. iodcted r gsaa a,rsay. pe.dd ra'y 20
p- ,Eeei' Or Hsy - so qusUtJ n sf the propet'
~ Of Hemsr Bsoedis of No ~ Dy he sent Toe
Is 20 zoe T. y t.u,isry sEd hued so.
Jsoob hredrr watch worth ~
Michael Lynch oiu,iy udiced ~n james Leshy To- sTsoa
the tt degree the tht he s.ssd Le,h, u set
t a. his liquor Water pleaded guy
mp a. anon in the fourth degree and reandcs I'll sat
uissy for --nt-Dce.
Charles TIo1pon su Simeon Werner indicted for burglary
II th 's' deste ead y the III r desc ~ ;hss offence
Or terrsfy be broke into n the Hotel Coussz NJ
q Nilsu street, and stole nine vsch-s worth Scs each
lie u.eJcsd q 20 three yeaIs in tue Sste Prisca
Basy ard Jothsm Mitchell. tried aud Convicted
Of forgery the degree. attempting to crnt
fe. the Of New jersey They sentenced 70
thr Slst- Prisop Tor tive yrsrs.
Joha king who BIZ John McCpre Oh pleaded guilty 20
O. ntien syneu. reusndei for sen.euce.
Jackson pleadeo guy petit being iualcted
for ssDd larceny seIeLcd % mouths IN tue Pcot'
tsutsTy.
persons araisned. a0d pesad No. Guilty Tse
Court toIfDed I'LL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
DIED..
c.xEIETD-A. S.u-z-

ClrFIELD - A. Srva-i on Tussisy Jaly :, s. Etwasl
CsDfe-d sgd ~ years.
The n, ms and res,ves are Invited seaa hs fnsa a. ,e
r,.deuce Il ns p-eu th Thur1syl afternoon 81 o'clock
CROEE-0a wednesdAy, July G. Elisha p CconA, Assd y
yr.rs. u Hsou Tbs ard n days
Bs remains we're tAAel - T-ETytoSn Tor iassiulea.
CBgIsTIE-At Moutrr- sco.ri on Friday April - Heisa
MIrsAie tl1sh.e II George Christie, late Of ;aa cJ
DUBoson Tuesday Jaly Jane C., wife Of James T. j.
bois. n TIE 18th year Of aer es-. -, p.
Ys psra vii axe Place .. the residence Il her ater Bens-
Csxii rlPen plssSs copy.
EBBS-a Bro,kyn on Tues6sy erernE July of CHOLERA u
f,rfcT, AaEiln Ehzahe.h, ss.a s; -Aaa'sr % AAsa
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EELLYln this city Tuesday Iaorn1f July D. q i <
John Kelly, in the 5J.n yeas VI his sss
uOHsELL-Ia Brookyn Monday, July of eors.s1n q
he brain, William Oliver oi Joha A ard IA hls
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nAsOS-x, "a On Fd,y March l boArl s5s brig rsrsns
o. voyage from Hez-Yo-k % ko JsEsoI Capt. Oeofss
Mason. II the eh year Of kisre - IL, .,
kse5asl srpby, a..sr loas and severe il1ess -,
EUNSS-At A5rYisanis. Sunday, July 5, MI MAY T.
NuEns sf-d {. Yea zaa moE.hs wife Of Henry as "
OBRlES-0n houcsy J3y T. NE-src. Ann, eA1satef oi
lichssl and Asrr.et o Brie1 axe1 year arc Eon.a
OT0OLE-ln this city, Monday, July T. Asths~ i"e'
seed 81 years. a native o. Queens County, lrein1 -.
NkEp-At Csdzy Grove Staten Island, Wdnsstsy July o.
the res.e Of her fsher Mary scs1y 9ny ,a
AID eldest cnd Of Henry L. AID Mary Eliza West ss7d ~
yesrs II mouths and p days -.
Tis m rds Of family invited 20 attend es faSsrA oa
the rsisres of her fatacT. frdsy. Jaiy soSck m
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