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LErOm the Ezamins-, Norfolk. Val

IFrOm the Examiner, Norfolk. Val
Oephali. Pills accomplish the O8iect for which
they Werellsde viz; Cure OF hesdsehei In al its forms.
From the Ezaminsr, Norfolk, Val
They have besn tested in more than 3 thousand
cases,w with entire success.
IFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
Ityou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for q box, (Oephslic Ptlls,) 80 that you
may have them in case OF an attack
From the Advertiser. Providenoe, B. IL
The Oephalic Pills are said 70 be 9 remarkably et-
fsctiye remVy for the headache, and one Of the very
best tor that Iery frequent complaint which has oF-
er been lscoFored.- ---.-
IFron the Western B. r. GaEstts, Chicago, III
We heartily ?dorss Mr.. s~paIdins. and bis unh
vailed OeDhA ims. 80
From the Kanawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
who try them, viii stick to them
IFrom the Southern Path Finder, n. o.
Try them you that are afflicted, and We are sure
that our testimony can pc edded % the already nu-
meco5n@SAn produce.
From the st. Louis Dsmocrat.I
The immense demand for the article osDhsIO Pils)
IRON the Gazette, Davenport, IOva-l
MI. spalding would not connect his name with an
article he did nOsH- w 70 possess real merit.
From the Advertiser, ProVALenoe, B. IL
The testimony In their favor Il strong, from the
most respectable ~quarters.
IFrom the Daily News, Newport, 4. Ii u
Oephalic Pills are taking the place Of All kinds.
Iron tbs Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
Said TO De very efleaeioua for the headAche.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

See D;rsehoaI Accompanying Each BOak.
1t has been tested ip eyer variety cfciimAte, and
BY almost every Nation knoYn 10 Americans. 1t s
the ALMOST constant companion Ind i~nestimable
triend Of the Missionary and the Trayeler,-on sea
and midland no one should travel on our Lakes
r I'D Rivers without Il.
PSSOld by Medicine Dealers REeTFShers. 20
CAUTION The public will be cautious that they
get the genuine PAin Killer, as some unprinctpled
men use that name for their own worthless CON-
POUNDS. In 30 doing they deceive. tho. community
and infringe upon the Trade Marx" OfPerrT Davis.
Priea-26 cent?, 30 cent?, aid 81 per BOals,
jim. HARRIS q co., Cincinnati, o.,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western STATS,
to whom oil orders must be addressed. ~.
Sold Wholesale aad Retail by
Z. Y. Gaylord, VIM. FiBke, Strong 8 Armstrong,
O. &. Mackenzie, L. W. Sackrider, O1evelsnd. mas
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS CT
SPALDNGS
L q A LILO L s.,
WnI convince all who suffer from
E.
SPEEDY AND URE UURE IS WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
As thsss Testimonials we're unsolicited By Mr. sBaI.
ding, they afford unqussfiOnaBls proof Of
the saOscE of this truly sOien-
tiaO discovery.
MAsOEvrELE. Conn, Feb. $ 1881
Nh. sPALDIEs,
have tried your Cephalio Pills, and 1 Ike them
30 well that l want you to send me WOdollars worth
Part Of these are for the neIshbors, to whom / gave
q lev 9qt o. the hEst box ! got non yoa-
JR&Es Kennedy.
HAvrarOaD, Pa. Feb. s. 1851.
n
slie Pills, I have received . great deal Of benefit IRON
men, t &EB TFssRRiSSaSinss FFbIkHOUsH.
sPaUOE o4.E1, Huntington, Co., Pa.
Il. O. sPALU1ze,
YSg win please ssnd me tge boxes OfyOur osDhs-
lie Pills. Send them Immediately.
JREj. B. sIMoRs.
ST. havs used one box OfyOuT pills, and ind
BILLIE VERzOE, Ohio, Jan. 8, lsa.
HENRI Q. sPALDIEs, Esq.
Please ind inclosed twenty-five cents, for which
sSSf tF NJ ' NO jest f Fhl 81 i I lave S sssT ifisdi ril' They
Direct A sTOVER, P. NJ.
Belle Vernon NyaRdct Co.. o.
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. Il, 1850.
q. O. SPALDEe, ESQ.,,
/ wish for some circulars or large show bills, TO
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my Customers. nyou have anything Of the kind,
ono Of my customers, who Is subject to severe Sick
Headache, usually lasting two days,) was cured OF
an attack in one hour By your Pills, which 4 sent
her. respectfully yOuSs WILKES
REfSOLDsByns, Franklin Co.. OhiO,]
January 3, lS5A
HKERY @. gSALDIHa,
No. Is Cedar ST., n. z,
" I'd DEAn 8Rt -
Enclosed find twenty-five (25) cents, TOR which send
box of "CephRlio Pills" Send to address Of Rsg.
VIM. c. Filler, RsynOldsburs. Franklin Co., Ohio;
hour Pills work ike ~charm-curs Headache al
must 'o VIZ :: FILLER.
YRsILAETI, Mich, Jan. "A, 1851.
Nh. 8RALDuga,
BIRt
Not long since / SEMI to you for 3 box Of Cephalic
Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and Cos
tfvene6s, and received the same, and they had 30 good
an effect that l was induced TO send fore more.
Please send By return mail. Direct 70
A. b.
Wwof1owF1 Mich
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R1CH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.

NE desp ricn loam q The prairies IS cuIlValed WI
such wonderful facility that the farmers OF the Eastern
and Middle States are moving to Illinois in great nun
bers. ne area Of Illinois IL about equal 70 that OF IN
millions Of people.
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The state Of Ohio }cOurtO Of Common Pleas.
Cuyahoga County, IS
Caroline Eshenbrenner,
w.. Petition for divorces.
George Eshenbrenner.
FEORGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
" EArietta, in TIE county Of Warrington and
State Of uhio,is notified that Caroline Eshsnbrsnner
did, on the 18th day Of Nay, A. d. 1851, die her petit
ton in the Office Of the CLERK Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for she county Of Ouyahogas
and State ofOhiO, ~ctargins the said George Eshen-
bIenner with Adultery, with one Elizabeth koI-
breuner, and asking that she may be divorced from
the said George Eshenbrenner; which petition will
Be for bearing in six weeks from the late herewith.
Dated this 18th day of May, A. D., 1861.
OAROLTNE ESHEHBRENNER,
my2g:tj25 By Pierre A. Collier, her Atty.
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l IFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
Ityou are, or have been troubled with tbs head
ache, send for q box, (Oephalic Pflls,l 50 that you
may have them In case OF an attack. .
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-AsrnlrEts.
nRFPKKF FOR WAR

lot Of COLTS and other Revolver ustreeeiyed
md Tor Gala e. h. HATTERsLEY'S,
1sys aG1 Store l0 Superior GtrsSG
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respectfully y SEoi. ". HOrrMAH.

&a .a NERVOUS ".
DOR ALL OF WHICH IT Is A
speedy and certain remedy and never fails. Thh
Eminent is prepared from the recipe ef Dr.. stephen
Sweet, Of Connecticut, the famous bone-setter, and
has been used in his practice for more than tWen1
years with the most astonishing success.
AS AN A~LLEVIAT0R OF PAIN, it Is ~unrivaleC
most Skepticai may Be convinced By a single trial.
This Llniment viii cure rapidly and radically.
sands Of cases where IL had been used It has neV0
FCR NEURALGIA, # VIII seord Immediate ~
It will relieve the worst casss Of HEADACHE -
three mi9Vtesl sn9 e E5TTanted g 60 t. sr.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND
LASSITUDE arising from imprudenee or excess,
this Linimsntis a most happy and ~unfsiling remedy.
Acting directly upon the nervous tissues, Il strength
ems and reTtvihes the system, and restores 1t to elas-
hcity and Vgor.
FOB PIIEs.-As an external remedy, we claim
that 1t Is the BEsT known, and we challenge the
world TO produce an equal. livery victim Of this
distressing complaint should give 1t 9 trial, for II
will not tail to afford immediate relief, and in q ma.
GRITTY OF cases will effect q RADICAL cure.
QUINBY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex.
tr5mely malignant and dangerous, but 9 timely APP
plication Of this Imminent win never fail to cure.
sPRA1Ns are son.etimes very obstinate, and en-
Tbs worst case may be conquered BY this Imminent
BrTiSos. Cuts Wounds, Sores. Ulosrs. Burns, and
Soalds, yield readily to the wonderful healing prop
critics ofDR. SWEETS LNFALLIBLE LIHmEET
when used according to directions. Also, ChilblaiDs,
Frosted Feet and Insect Bites and Stinss.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remedy ct hand, for Its timely use
at the hrst Appearance Of Lameness VIII sneetualy
prevent those formidable diseases, to which an
horses are liable, and which render 50 many other
wise valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over our hundred voluntary testimonials to the
wonderful curative propertiea Of this Eminent have
been received within the last two years, and many
Of them from persons IN The highest ranks Of life.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the signature and
likeness Of Dr., stephen Sweet on every label, and
IN the glass Of each bottle, without which none ara
genuine. RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
80 -= Sole PrOprietOrs, Norwich, CT
For sale BY Strong B Armstrong, Sole Agents fol
Cleveland. 1 lssD2E R1fdku
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FOR the names OF the TOwnG, Vill9Ses, a1a H Nl1SS1 rs =
lois Cent. R.R., see pages ass 1899 ASOs
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN Markets
AppLICATTON OF CAFTTALs

These lands are contiguous 70 4 railroad 100 miles
IN length, which connects with other roads andnaV1ga
BE lakes and rivers, thus anOrding an unbroken com
munican0n with the Eastern and southern mArHs9-
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January 9, Lash
HKERY O. gSALDIAa,
No. IS Cedar ST., n. T.,
Enclosed find twenty-five (25) cents, TOR which send
box Of "CephRlio Pills" Send to address of Rev.
VIM. q. Filler, Rsyaoldsburg, Franklin Co., Ohio.
hour Pills work hks0 Headache al
most iustanter. Truly yours,
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From the Advertiser. Providence, B.. IL
The Osphalic Pills are said 70 Be 9 remarkably ef-
fsctive rem0y for the headache, and one Of THE very
best for that Iery frequent complaint which has 0N-
sr been dlscOFered--
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le STATE is rapHly ding up with population s69,
persons having been aided since 1850, making tie
popalatoa 1,T2sy e5s, > ratio ofl0 psr cent IN
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From the Daily News, Newport, B. Ii
Osphalie Pills are taking the place OfAn kinds.
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BILLIE YERsoE, Ohio, Jan. 8, 1854.
HESRT O. sPALDEs, ESQ,
Please ind inclosed twenty-five cent?, for which
send me PuOthar box of your Capitalize Pills They
ara tru me best Pills 1 have ever tried.
Direct A. TOVER T. n.
Belle Vernon, Wyaldct Co.. o.
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Ms. BPGLDTsa,
SIRg
] wish you 70 send me one more box Of your Osph-
Alic Pills, ! have received 3 great deal Of benefit IRON
them. Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN ETOIKHOUsE-
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IFrOn the Western B. R. GaEstts, Chicago. III
We heartily 4dorse Mr.. S~palding, and his unrt
vailed OsphAl Ills. a
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A-0REAT SPRING REM
NOTHING MORE OONVINUINe

of the value of good remedy could be produced than
| the following letter, coming rs II does, unsolicited,
from a gentleman 50 we'll known in that part OIL
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er, PFC, Cuyahoga County, Ohio. In
Common Pleas. Civil Ac-
& tion for money.
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uARsHALLssA HTERNE HI4GSTHoL1CoN
HOME FE9TTNONY,

In this connection We oner q lew testimonials
81 ans Methodist Clergyman, and when on M
circuit 1 have met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which you advertise MArshalls Ute
riDe Catholioon Gs 9 cure. / have adyised It's use and
IL hss oiectsd q complete cure wherever 1t has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio,
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YPsrL4nrl, Mich. Jan. "A, 1851.
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BPRUoE OgEEK, Huntington, o., Pal
q. O. SPALDIHe,
SR:
You will please sand me two boxes Of your Oephs-
lie Pills. Send them Immediately.
respectfully yours, @
JNO. B. BIM0HS.
P ST. have used one box fyour pills, and ind
them excellent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25
THE FAMILY HERAL D.

The Latest News from the Seat OF War
on the POtOmac-Sevcre Fighting at
Lexington, gIo.-Statc OF Affairs In IL en-
tucky-Intclligcncc from the North
Carolina Coast-The Rebel Army
Prince Napoleon on the Wharf.-The La
test Ncws-Hcvicw OF the Markets, sc.
The FAMILY HERALD for the present week. will be ready
this Wednesday, morning. Among other matters, in its
columns will be found--The Latest Dispatches from
Washington City and the Camps along the line Of the Pc
toac Account Of the late Battle ut Lexington
NO., and the final surrender Of the Union Forces and
their heroc commander, Colono! Mulligan to the
wheming numbers Of the Rebels; The Commencement Of
Iosties in Kentucky; Statement of the Condition Of
Affairs in New Orleans, By an expelled Union Man; In
tcresng Letter from Correspondent at Cape fatteras
showing the state of feeling along tho Of the Old
North state and record of oil hostile in all
parts the country during the past week. very
terestg article the Personnel Of the Rebel Army
giving the of its Generals Coonels and Captains
description of their Artillery and Cavalry and showing
where they are stationed and what kind of they
are possessed Of Two Letters from Prince Jerome Napo-
leon on the War in the United States Description Of the
Iron Clad Steamer ordered in this country, and
much other useful and interesting reading matter.
Terms-Two dollars per year; four cents single copy
To obtained at Co occ, Of Fulton and Nassau
streets and of the agents Advertisements inserted
at the usual HERALD rates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

A MAN SHOOTS HIS WIFE AND browns HIMSELF.
On Monday night, officer Lynch of the Third district
patroing his beat in the neghborhood Of Rod Hook
Point he startled by the report of gun. On arrv
ing at drinking saloon on the corner OF Conover and
Reed streets from which report of the gun had pro
ceeded hc entered the place, when horrible sight pre-
scented Itself woman lay in pool of blood and on
examining her 1t found that eight bullets had entered
Lcr body some of them penetrating her heart Marks
the walls beyond showed that Of the bullets had
ssed quite through the body of the unfortunate
Close by found double barreled shot gun, from
which the nurderous discharge had been Grci,
but the murderer not To be found. A search
was instituted but without Success Captain
IIolbrcok of tho Third district, notified
and he repaired to the spot whn he was told by
man that he had another man jump from neigh
boring pier into the sea- whereupon search WAS made for
thu body and in two hours IL found in the water,
about fifteen feet from The dock, quite dead.
The Of the nrsrdercr is Bernard Roenan. He
about forty years Of age and had opened tho saloon
short time SINCE upon which he took excessive drink
ing ana when druDk which almost constantly, he
would abuse his wife and her sister in the most shameful
manner threatening to shoot the latter.
o. Monday he very drunk the whole day In fact,
he had been in that state for several days, and in the
night no about TO take another drink, when Mrs.
Keenan, endcavored TO dssuadc him observing that he
had taken lch already At this the ruan began to
be abusive USUAL til catcnlng to shoot his sister in
law The wife observed that IL he DESTROYS Of shooting
any to shoot hor Taking her at her word Re
took down tfc double birrelied gan, which ha seems to
have kept loaded and without hesitation fired the
Tents into his wifcs body. Death was instantaneous.
little sou of the i'll ated pair present at the time.
lie and spread the alarm, while officer Lynch was
fastening tic place where the tragedy enacted
Ellen Keenan,, the wife of the deceased, deserved
better husband and better fate. She was aboit thirty
FIVE years Of age ct the time of the tag c occurrence
and is reprcs ,ned quiet industrious WOMAN and ali
excellent wifi, and mother.
o. searching the murderer seven dollars, bullet and
some percussion caps found on him. An inquest
was held the bodies ore Coroner Horton yesterday
aud verdict in accordance with the facts was rendered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

ALBANY, Sept PIP VI.
Flour sealy. Wheat freely offered in car lots, and
state 81 90 sound do 81 Is for state spring. 81 y
for amber Michigan and 81 80 81 SO for white do Rye
Sa, $50 bushels at 66c for SO bs Barley is IN in
crca-ing suppy demand with batter In
prospect The safes reported include lots winter
c4c zoe. for Cayugn county, 62sc Tor. Wayne county
four rowea, 64c. 65c; also 500 bushels Bay Quine,
a(oat at 69c. Oats in fair supply and steady sales
20 OCO bushels Western at 80 c aoat and State in lots
tive and lower sales 20 900 bushels Western mixed,
aoa SOC Sic for car lots at East Albany, closing
heavy Whskcy active; sales 400 bbs. at 10 &c 1899.
pencpay at l9i.c. Received by Central Railroad
New York-l1 545 bb,s -four S4s bags wheat 1876 bbs.
high wines 96 bags seed 1874 bales wool For Boston and
East-6 9li bbs flour 100 do. high wines SO bags seed
22o bales wool Ship ei by to New York Sept D.
ia 200 bushes corn 800 do rye, 104 100 do wheat
OswEGo, Sept. 2i-P. NJ.
Flour unchang ed sales ut IS IS rs for fancy from
spring wheat. Wheat dull and lower for spring, which
IS quiet sales II 200 bushels winter red Indiana at 81 II
a 81 H. Corn quiet Barley in moderate demand sales
1000 bags Bay uunte at 55c aoat Bye and quiet
Canal freights lower grainilour 3Sc., wheat l2c
corn lie, to New York. Lake importsi9 900 bushes
wheat, "a 900 bushels rn II 200 bushels barley Csna
exports 52i bbls nojr y 900 bushels wheat 81 800
BUFFALO, Sept 2l-PM
Flour quiet aud unchanged. Wheat dull and parties
apart. The only important sale reported was 6oOO
bush ,s amber kentucky 81 Corn dull and heavy
sales of IL 900 bushels private terms Canal rcights
16 !, cents and Is cents wheat to New York.
Lake importsS 900 bbs. flour, go 900 bushels wheat,
30 900 b ishcls corn Canal exports-S00 bbls -four
2i3 900 bushels wheat, 600 bushels corn, II 900
bushels oats.
CHICAGO sept. 81, 1861
Flour dull and l0c. lower Wheat declined &C. &C
sales at T5c. nc. for No. L. go. tic for No. 9 il
store Corn lc PC lower; mixed, In store pc. Dat
declined re Reccpts-s, 500 bbs -FOUR 2l5 goo busho
wheat 1876 900 bushels corn, Feights ~. higher, tx
change on Now York UNCHANGED
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Hudson street, this wednesday, afternoon, at two
| O'Clock, without further invitation.
m a Brooklyn, BERNARD and ELLEN REEvAr
Inc friends of the family are requested TO attend tho
this "wednesday afternoon, at half past two
Reid streets South Brooklyn without further notice
kELnYIon tuesday, September "a, MARY REILLY vito
Tho friends and acquantances of the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral this
afternoon at two o'clock from hcr late residence No il
Leonard street Her remains VIII DO taken to Calvary
Cemetery for intcrment.
., sAsos--A orangeburg, N Y, on Monday, September
~, CHARLOTTE LucY SARSoN, aged SO years.
The funeral service will take place at ST. Matthew's
Jersey City, on Thursday morning at
sMIru.on Tuesday, September "a, of inflammation OF
tho lungs WILLIAM ELLIOTT, infant son Of William Il. and
Mary j smith, aged months and 10 days.
me relatives and friends Of tho family invited To
attend tho funeral this wednesday, afternoon Mt two
O'Clock, at No 2o6 Fast Thrticth street. Third
nue., without further Invitation
SropDARr-0n Tuesday morning, September "a, JKA-
NETk ELLIOTT daughter of Henry and Jeanette Soddart,
aged years and months.
Tho funeral will take place from the residence Of hor
parents Westohester this "Wednesday Afternoon at
Trrra.-0n Monday, September %, Mrs JASx Tr.
k' we OF Augustus H. Tyler, in the 3lst year Of her
Dear husband, and brothers, and sstcr-farewei;
! go TO the land of the blest,
Where our parents and children dwell,
Where soon we all may find rest
Three bright little cherubs IN there
Gall out Tor their mother To come:
Our father and mother there
Awaiting to welcome me home.
Then greve not dear loved ones that
Must leave this sad world and its woe:
IT'S to join with the loved ones high
That part with tho dear ones below.
The friends Of the family and also of her brothers. 10
seph and James Forsyth, and likewise the members u
iempar Lodge No. BOB, +. and A, NJ, respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence 2T
Beecker street, this wednesday, afternoon, at two
O'Clock
IERRY-ln Painheld, N. j., on Monday, September %,
ZErHANAn TERRY, native OF Massachusetts
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to at.
tend tho funeral this "wednesday morning, at eleven
O'Clock, Mt Plaintcld
Massachusetts, nlcase col
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Married.

DE SERAScouRT-PIvNKET.--On Thursday, August % at
Liverpool, England, at The church Of Holy Trinity
Walton Brock, by the Rev A. Wilson, and afterwards al
ST. Patricks Catholic church, by the Rev J. Goodwin
EMILE JuvKSAL LEROY IN SERANCoURr Esd of Arras
France, to LEnrA BINGHAM eldest daughter of the late
J. Cunning PiuDSetti Esq, }. p, county Roscommon
and Hamilton, Lady Coventry and the late Lord Clan
morris.
Observation-Disclosures this city on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 49, by the Rev. Father Farrell at st. Joseph
church, sixth avenue JOHN FERGUSON ESD, NJ. d. to
EENoRA, youngest and ony surviving daughter Of the
late Michael NJ. Hughes, 1l4'Wavcrloy place.