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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-06-20
A TER7S
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF


Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb AEue,
Periodical Headache, or Billions Headas be.
elias. OF diseases originating I'm hillary de-
matte Countries.
We are enabled here TO offer the community a rem
edy which, while it cures the above complaints with
certainty is still perfectly harmless in any quantity
Such remedy is invaluable in districts where these
affecting disorders prevail. This CURE expels the
miasmatic poison of FEVER AND A6UE from the sys-
tenn, and prevents the development of the disease #
taken the first approach of its premonitory symp
cred for this class of complaints, but also the cheap
The large quantity supply for dollar brings
it within the reach OF body; and in bilious dis
tricts, where FEVER AND AGUE prevails, every body
should have it and it freely both for and pro-
lection. A great superiority of this remedy any
other discovered for the speedy and certain
eral, consequently 1t produces qulnIsm other
injurious effects whatever upon the ttuton. Those
cured by left as healthy if they had never had
the disease.
Fever and Ague is alone the consequence of the
miasmatic poison. y great variety disorders arise
from its irritation among which Neuralgia, Rhes
naatisn, cont, headache, Blindness Toothgche Ear
ache Catarrh, Asthnia, Population, Painful Fiction
Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Pam ia the Botoeks Cottc
Paralysis and Deransge0aent of the Stomach, all of
which, when originating in this cause. put on the
tyoe become periodical. This CURE "
expes the poison from the blood, and consequently
them all alike. 1t is invaluable protection
Immigrants and persons travelling temporarily
siding in the aaTiops districts. II taken occasionally
daily while exposed 10 the Infection that will be
oxcrPtcd from the system and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity rpen into disease. Hence it is
valuable for protection than cure. and few
will suffer from lHtermttents if they avail them
selves of the protection this remedy affords.
Prepared by Or. J. c. AVER s. CO., Lowell. Mass
Stiddom & Co. E. G Potts, Richmond;
Allen & Co. Cincinnati, and by all Drug
gst and dealers every where. 20 yr
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DURIF T II L B L o o D. :
Mofat's Vegetable Life Pills,
AND PHOENIX BITTERS.-

The hi Oh celebrity which these eminent
medicines have acquired for their nvauahse efneacy
ed the practice Of puans nov only unneeessarS'
bat unworthy of them
In All Cases
Of Asthma Chronic aatism, aectio OF
the bladder and kidness
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints,
In the South where these diseases prevail.
they viii be found nvauanie. e, ;, sna -.
do without them.
Bilious Colic. Serious Looseness, Biles,
Cos,ivsness, Colds and Coughs, Cholic. Corrupt
Hunors. DR. pals
Dy.pepssNo person win this distressing disease.
should delay using these g edie ines Immediately
Errytions Of the skin, krysipei.s, flatuienty-
Fever aud A que.
For this OF the Western country, these nedi
medicines leave he subject to return OF
the disease; cure BY these medicines" Is permanent
Try them Be satisfied and cured.
Foulness of Complexion, General Debility,
Gout. Giddiness. Gravel. Head Aches Of every
kind. Inward Fever. Irfam -ators Rheu
natism, Impure Blood, Jaunoice
all the Mercury, infinitely sooner than The
pow eriuI preparation Of Sarsaparilla .
Night S~ eats, Nervous Complaints of all
kinds, Organic affections.
Piles-The original proprietor Of these medicines
cured OF the piles Of 81 years standing by tie use OF
PAINS in the Head, Side, Back. Joints and Organs.
RhenmasismThose affected with this terrible disc
viii be sure of reilei 0y the life medicines.
Rush ofbiood to the head seurvy salt Rh q um SWELL
serefasa Kings Evil in forms Ulcers OF
wdorms OF ali zinas eGeetuaily expelled By these
mensver their existence 10 suspected Relief will be
The Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters,
Purify the blood, and thus Impurities
the 81 stem. PREPARED and sold by
DR.. WILLIAM b. MOFFAT.
IS Broadway. corner Of Anthony street,New York
year For sale by all dru ggists,
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MOTIFS
t4i1[l IRON

An aperiant and ..onp.ee preparation of ironpurned
anetoned b. he highest aashorisies both in
asepe and the United stAiss, and prescribed their
The experience Of taousAnas daily proves tia. no
E. saa, sa Be e. s .s a to l. I@.a.:is:
shersse sekly comslexioSs Indicate IT'S necessity in
les which It has bsen triea o. led oluleiy
u,s,ive Il s.ea Of ne felo.isz eoraf ,.as. viz:
epsia. coasspasioa. DsrrLeea Dyssnsery, Incipiens
ese,ii9s s Hhaao,s
iver cenEIsints. chronic Headaches rheumatism Ins
IN cases q General ne DiIi.y, whether the result
acute disease Of hs tinued ELIMINATION Of nervous
this restorative has proved successful extent
hieh description norEritten sttesation would
robbie Saids SO lang bedrd!en as to have Become
ofsoten IL toeiE osn neshseFhoods have Suddenly re
20, H lac hass 700 - = 'ass
aees this kind sttested of female sufferers
On critical chan .nd thai eoapesrioH 81 asrsOa.
I'd dysPece aversion 10 ar and exercise for which thu
In Nervous AFFECTIONS OF all kinds and for
tanilIsr TO MEDICAL men the operation Of thu.
reparstion ofiron recsssary be sala,ary, for
Ike the old oxides. IL is vigorously tonic without beng
neising s. nty, regal ry sperihnt,
ven IL ihe obstinate Of
gastric PnrSative inhcting disagree1leie
1t is this latter others. which make. II
non & en-, remedy Tor Pun
e.loL' By dispensing HE local tendency which forms
In Dyspepsia. inpumerabIeare its causes a single
COX Of these chalybsste Pills often sucei for
, In U. checked Diarrhoea, even i" hen advanced to
oyseIterE ,ed emaciaslns and parenty ualg
antthe effects have heeen equally decisive and ssonsh
Ing.
IL the local pains loss Of flesh and 9Th. debiiita
ing cough. IemtseNt hectic, which generally indi
cate fncIpient ConAum pIiOn this remedy has
the friends and ply sclans,
very CRAFTY ing and interesting instances.
In scrsfnious uneTcuio sis. this indicated
ron has had than the good effect OF the
ousiy balanced preparations iodine, without any
heir we'll known liabiii,ie..
The attention OF females cannot be too confidently nvi
ed the remedy and restorative in the peculiarly
Affecting them
In IL he uma ism both Chronic and In fam nnatory-
n the latter however decidedfyithas been invarA
III wei reported beth aeviaring pain and reduc
he sxeilings and of the joints and muscles
In Int M tGenI feVers necessarily be
great remedy aud energetic restorative its
IN the new settlements in the westw probably be
al high renown and usefulness.
No remedy has been discovered in the whole his
tory OF medicine. wheh such prompt. happy and
ally restorative effects Good appetite. complete diges
ton rapid acquisition of strength. with unusual
position for active and cheerful exercise fol-
use
Put up in neat, fat metal boxes containing so pills
80 cents box; for Icy Druggists ana Dealers
viii he free address of the price,
All letters. orders. etc. should be addressed to
r. B. LOCKE d co, General Agents,
339 BroadWay, New Ork.
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A Cuas Sos CoxrRAcroRs- A CORES
poadens OF the New York Nmes makes the
following timely suggestion: Permit me to
suggest 70 tho proper authorities that every
contractor Of the supply Of the army OF navy
b required b sing the articles Of war. and
thus b seadsssd ksbls to sAs pe.alt;<s of
Be sdopasd. :. amy viii Be- veil clothed
and fed. but ssadry fraudulent spectators
viii bite he duss."
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PUTTY.

WE in receipt OF a large io.ofthe above arsel,
w pure and fresh and for sale eheaphy
JOS STEUDON CO.
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Good Adrics.-The N. Y. Tribune gives
the following good advice to Anti. Slavery
men:
Looking over the whole field. We judge
that Anti Slavery men will best serve God
and man BY going in heartily and unreserv-
eddy for "ths Union. the Constitution. and
"fhe endorsement Of the Laws" and saying
or doing nothing that will embarrass or dis
affect others now sighting for the Union with
us. We believe this would be our true
course. had ws no other aim than to rid our
country Of Slavery At the earliest moment
possible. Col. Benton said that his rule as
lawyer was. when the adverse counsel was
proving up his (Coi. B.'s). case. never to in
tersers with him in any way. but let him 60
ahead uninterrupted. We submit. that Pro-
Slavery Rebsls are proving up our case far
more conviocin9ly (for those who still need
to De convinced J. than We ever did or could.
Let them alone"
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e. II. CITIZENS,
- APE R H N G 1 N G..

l.ee. AaAingtOn,
Respectfully the public that he 10 prepared
perform paper hanging In the rest possible
short notice. and favorable tsrns
Orders left at g. q. Dugdaies. hts residsnss
sosth Eth. viii he promptly attended
Jnne 18th. 1860. Q7ef
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-06-20
New Stock---Latest STYLES.

VWRG9p BRA1.Dg0 @Y249s &C., &C,
(NALYIN 0UTLAND has just received his Hair
~ Dressing Establishment a handsome assortment OF
WIGS, BRAIDS, CURLS, &c,
To which he invites the attention OF ladies' and gentle
He has made arran geuents by which he have
color that be desired Call and amin hs
stock hand. Prices very low.
April 26, $780,
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The Natural Weather Guide,
VEGETABLE HYGR0METER,

FTHiS instrument possesses all the qualities of a
i FIRST class Barometer in foretelling the vAriou .
changes of weather with uneEring accuracy, often
from - to IS hours previous to any visible change
The scting principle is sing plant discovered by
the propretors which possesses the highly curious
and useful property OF adapting itself to the
atmospheric variations ana remark ably sensitive.
rsnder it the most perfee, Hygrometer known
II 10 destined to supply the great want long felt by
FARMERS, Of n cheap. convenient and reliable,
guide to the weather. The Automatic operation
OF this little weather prophet, simple and perfect,
has won universal admirasion and praise. The Pro-
prietors feel highly grAtifed In being able n
tIibute valuable article to the of
ly Of natures own wonderful mec hauisns.
Two sly les of the instrument are now ready for
ket One, a neatly chased case of union materiai:-
the other, large ornamental rosewood case, contain
ing pointers and thermometer. Price of the
small ) 80, that of the larger "a 90. Either
will be sent by Express upon receipt of the price, oil
the small size by mail post paid. at the
Full directions will accompany each instrument sold
slEAgents wanted. Address,
A. III. BLACK & BRO.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Nov1. II
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-02

The hep. suddenly entered bis heart tia,
he-coaid frighsen his tormensor Of.
/ .Are you q dead relatiou7.'
I ''Aimosi," groaned Nathan, in bis mos,
sernlehrai tones.
/ Uaele Joshua chuckled, 81 think know
your voice. SPIRIT be said. 81, sounds 70
me wonderfully Ike nv nephew Nathan
who used 10 be hanging round here after
nv FANNY hair; seen him for se.ne time
| he's an honest fellow. and KEEP: a prem Sc
/ be made me not 10 come here any more
1 he's an honorable chap and sticks TO what
be says. Well, spin. Of Nathan, VIVA, do
you want -
.'oh, Uncle JOSHUA. groaued Nathan. il
/ utter despair, ..dGn't fool with me let me
cot and forgive me.'
"Bat owe you gruice sos trying to
tilt me of the lounge minute aga. Be-.
/ fore let you ont. tell me how yea got in
81 came 10 see Fanny, and had from, you,
said the voice VI the poor Nathan, rendered
sepulchral in spite OF him.
And you and Fanny have agreed TO give
each other up; s'pose 80
- No. sir, We have agreed never to give
each other up we intend to love on till
We de-
..indeed Well. what i, give You Fam
ny; will YOU live here with me. and promise
10 give up chewing tobacco, work the farm,
and Ga to meeting every Sunday -
with all nv heart"
"Upon your honor 30
"les On, for heavens sake let me ous.'
Very we'll. Shade Of Nathan, come
forth :"
Uncle Joshua lifted mp the lid of the
lounge, and poor Nathan crawlad cut, look
ing more Ike a par boiled beet, than
spruce Young farmer.
Uncle Joshua put his hands no his sides
and surveyed him. you've had u warm
sea, on. ireckon." said he. '.bat there's one
consolation, j, sw a'ed the tan off. guess
You'll look all the better for il in the end.n
Fanny and Nathan were married and Of.
ten now, when Uncle Joshua. of winters
evening sits surrounded by his merry grand
children. every one of whom refutes the old
saying that cousins children are always
fools, he regales them with the history Of
the nap he once took on the old box lounge.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-02
S''tcS', Quickest and Be,t Route to Chicago,

'% J ere far,es pans8stsAis sas HzYf.sers; IL
hfaAEk NJ Laats sEs tfastassFi saa 10
al Fa'ntF "a lsIsesy I4Eggaa
A3fAtEaa sVs JsaadJ
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An ORDINANCE

Providing for fhe removal Of snoD from Ae side
WaikS on fae north SIDE u BroadtrGy:
lie It ordained by The Common Council Of The Citv Of
Counsel btf~ that from aud aIieF the pubicata Of
Il ordinance HcCp ding to law. te "wHc or uccu-
pants OF ats ON the rfs1h sIHc Of brratwaY stree:
between Madi> and Sc"it sureets, shat be- required
q remove II, the sidewalks in front II tler Iespec-
tive premises "r o's. The h"w which may fajI such
-ie-wi * rom time 10 line, often as the show
Ceases 10 fall.
Sec. end. In case OF the refusal nc-iect nf the
ouT crS pants Of lots. tn comply with the re-
qurcnrn;> OF thc i"Tcgnng section, The Ciy Marshal
!, he. cby alhnrtZe ard rcqHi eli have the same
removed aud Ch,Fge the reasonable expense = the
some 10 The rcrpc&l NC lvt> aud toe shall be
lien IN sa'd tots AID may lie collected ia The same
manner a. tue "r'}iaarV city taxes.
Approved 20 y md 1861.
LTSANDER ". BABRETr. Mayor
Attest. Tuos 7 TREV>oR, CITY Recorder.
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T"" .Nsstes.- rhrssSA 10 .Ns~ ISrS n
- Hasrs.

tfFs @T3nt Ceuretl Blur. Morning ard tSenin
80 Fsie ia arrive ia t'htsase 81 imss ir'aa
%sE's gEFaker thar ty say vtHrF r18lc. &ad Ia
- s W 0tUagSt wEth tfc great EasEcfB a1si >aatth
a.. hRt t~ur jackets VIA " eAtern sta&e s5szfPsHs
- way, uhe ven esa bns vvaF rlckntS ~ We
s. fFrNei affrc 10 sEi pasBnss Eas' aEsti @s#ft4
,, ~, VII regularly tcavsnr dattF sfsft4Vs
.Fs FNcse TTsiHz have az Itp FiEhts ~ FasssaEe8
-. isa' tastr3ng AiapSsyh As3 caoEeNlGru*.y avoid
a- - 'eHaiaa1s ssa scgsys tssI ate es1ssiAai4y -
- a ass- raute,
~ n 3teAs FtNs have teen tsEft en- tNth sl0r$ q
'"tjsi eisse Is the Ferry I'D nrsNrrs VII aud
e 10y asaE taey esz}d ~sh :0J The Aes,z1sssist ssss
"a Sastfscss Etsea "a Chicago,
!onS e. BEAD. ysse rrest
ss,x HprEiazfga ahJ Missouri Il. II
sskz eeDe-sl weSisfa kreut.
t-,, Isicss0, BEsIssSs ap,. oalucy Railroad.
stss, sS 81, lsss-vsaa-iy
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p URIF THE BLOOD!
MOEEAT,S .
EGETARLE LIFE riLLs AND PHGNlx
BlTTERS,


The hugh and cnvled celebrity which these rre-
eminent Medicines have acquired for their
efficacy IN all the diseases which they profess cure
unnecessary. hut unworthy Of them. They are know
tS tbetf tTatts their gcSi works testify for Them
aud they thrive net by the faith et the ereGuldus
/ IN ALI. CASES OF Asthma. Acute and Chrou L.
kheumahsm Affections af Bladder and Kid.
news. Bilious fesers aud Liver Comp,aiuta.
In the soath and vest where these diseases prevail
they viii he lound lavalHsble. Planters. Farn,e,s
aud o. hers who once use the Medicines Will never
afterwards be without Them.
DyspcP>ia.-No person with this distressing seass
should delay using these medicines immediately -
Cruptioas OF The skin, Erysipsias. Eiatuieaey,
Fever aud i.ae. For this ScnuTgc OF the western
country, these medicines wlji be found speedy
and certain remedy. QiheT medicines leave the
system subject To a return Of the d>ease-A cure W
these medicines is pefrnaucnt--TRY THEM, pE SAT-.
isFiEp, AND HE CJRED.
Mcrcarai Diseases Never fails to eradicate
entirely all the saeSts of Mercury infinitely sooner
than the most powerful preparation oi Sarsapariis.
Might >weai>. Nervous Debility. NervsRs
Complaints Of all kinds. Organic Affections.
Pa'pitaiion Of the Heart. Paintcr's Choltc.
Piles The original proprietor ct these incidence
was cured OF Piles Of 30 stsRding, by the
of these Life Medicines alone Worms o, all kinds,
are sneetuslly expelled hy the Medicines Parents
win do well to administer them Whenever thsar
existence Is suspected. Relief will be certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PaGNlx BIrrsRs
Purify the blood, and thus remove all diseases from
the sSstcm. Single teial will place the LIFE PILLS
aud PHOENIX BlTFEgs beyond the reach OF conpsti.
lion IN the estimation of every patient.
E-rrcrarcd and sold by ..0 ...-
DIR. WILLIAM n alOrfAr
335 Broddtrag, cor Worth 81, Neir Fora.
FOR SALE by + GEE>AMAN 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23
New Virginia Publications.

We are indebted TO the entcrTr sing Rich-
mond publishers, WEST JOHNSTON, for
"Skirmisher Drill, or Bdyonet Exercise, tas
now used in the French army y with sug-
gestions for the soldier in actual conflict
Compiled and translated for the use OF the
volunteers of the State of Virginia and the
South. BY r. MILTON CARY, Capt. + Com
pany LIST Regiment Virginia Volunteers. -
"The bayonet is the weapon OF the brave
This neat and comprehensive little manual
ought to be in the hands of all the volunteers
of the South The bayonet has become the
great weapon of modern warfare. This book,
which the compiler informs us is a transla-
ton from the French, the plates being Jdc
similes of those obtained from Paris, conveys
the latest and most approved instruction for
bayonet exercise, as used IN france, the lhos
military nation of the world.
"Bropn and arthur: an Episode from Tom
Browns School Days, by the same Rich
mond publishers and from the hand of an ac-
compished Virginia lady, Mrs. ANNA MEADE
CHALMERS, whose noble labors in the cause OF
female education have entitled her to the last
ing gratitude and admiration OF hosts OF
warm and generous hearts throughout the
SUNNY South This admirable compilation
though referring Immediately to the school
life of boys, contains so much of general ap
plication, that no parent or child can READ
without having every good motive qulckened
| and every high principle strengthened
| Messrs WEST Il JOHNSTON deserve great credl
| tor the admirable style in which both these
| books are published
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

mind of man. He set out from Spain with
100 900 men. He sent 80 900 back, and arrived
at the foot of the Alps with $4,000 or these
he lost 80, 900 in the passage over the noun
tains, so that he entered CHS Alpine dani
with but %, 900. Think of that, when we are
told about the iosses NAPOLEON sustained be-
fore he entered Moscow HANNIBAL spent hve
months In this march, which was march Oh
1900 miles. leaving no garrisons In his rear
and keeping up no communication whatever
with either Spain or Carthage. He establish
al his has of operations among the Cis-Ai
nine Gauls. not in Spain, as NAPoLEoS's base
,,,,s ar Smolensko, not in France. The tfauis
hse,me Carthaginians to him, rs the Poies
,vors French to NAPOLEON The same year,
ha crossed the Pc, and defeated the Romans
a, the Trebia. The next year, he passed the
arennines. and destroyed the Roman army
of FtAx1SIus at Thrasymene. Then, for the
arst time. he communicated with Carthage
,v tho Adriatic. In ZIG, he was attacked AT
C,npec on the Adria tic in the kingdom OF Ma
n,as nv two consular armies combined, and
numbering in all eighty seven thousand men.
He killed 10, 900 of them on the spot, and took
IL 600 prisoners, although his own force did
not exceed sc, 900 men. Rome was but SIX
marches off. 1t has been said he might have
en- tered it, if he had marched upon 1t at once
without opposition. Perhaps he might, per-
haps he might not. The fruits of the victory
were nevertheless enormous, since all the
Greek towns in lower Italy opened theii
gates, and Capua itself surrendered. Now
HANNIBAL did precisely what NAPOLEON die
in all his campaigns. He kept his troops to-
gether. He had one strong place close in his
rear, where he kept his hospitals, his stores
his hos tages, and everything necessary to Al
army. He did not weaken his force by garri
sons in his rear, but depended on the fidelity
of his Allies for the security of his communi
cations. He kept Italy for six teen years, ant
gave it up only when he was recalled to de
fend the capital of his country. His expedi
ton was infinitely more hazardous than TIL
expedition to Russia Had he been beaten a
the Trebia, with his back to the Alps, twelve
| hundred miles from Spain, or had he beer
beaten at Thrasymene, in the midst of tn
| Roman Colonies, or at Gamma, three hundred
| miles from Cts Alpine Gaul, with all tn
country ready to rise on his rear, what woul'
| not such military critics as condemn MA
| PoLEoS have said of HANNIBAL?
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Conaplerncies being now In existence, the one
non -siavehoiding nj The North, the other
slaveholding at the South the alternative
presented to Virginia is. whether to o1sItate
with the North or the South, which carries
also the question, with which she shall as
simulate her Institutions. The question Is
secession or emancipation. 1t is whether she
shall destroy or preserve her slave system of
labor--the grandest and most efficient agency
of wealth ever enjoyed by any community on
the globe, The Republicans of the North
would have her to cling to them, in order that
they may vote her slave system out of exist
ence. A few demagogues from her western
districts declare that, secede OF not secede,
they will tax Virginia slavery out of exist
ence. Between the two enemies of the insti-
tuition the choice is tweedle dun or tweedle-
dee
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DIED,

ON Friday, at I. o'clock p NJ, JIMMIE. only
son OF Elizabeth and the p James J. Dixon,
aged year months and - days.
As the sweet flower that scents the morn,
But withers in The rising day,
Thus lovely seemed the Infants dawn;
Thus swiftly aed his life away.
Ere sin could blight, or sorrow fade,
Death timely came, with friendly care
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed, e.
And babe II bloom forever there.
The funeral will take place from the residence
of his grandfather, Mr.. John Howard. on nth,
between MARSHALL and Clay streets. to- morrow
family are respectfully invited to attend without
further invitation.
On Friday, 2ed of March, at o'clock p. NJ after
an illness of two weeks, with pneumonia, WILL
LIAM JONES, aged 81 years.
His funeral will take place at d o'clock P M
Sunday, at the Third Baptist Church. His friends
and acuaintsnces are in vited to attend, aud very
especially the members Of Company al"