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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-29
Horse Railroad Notice !

The mountaineering of the
s ss~ H65753Sf5ie> stockholders of the Portland
and Forest Avenue Rsilroad
aCompany's Rooms, corner Of Con gress and Center
street. ON Monday the second day of January, AID,
1866, ut three O'Clock r. NJ Tochoose Directors for
the ensuing year. ih9ns5eg u
TO see If the Company will amend or alter their
Bylaws, aud to act upon any business which may
legally come before them. 94aA 80.
dec26eodtd M.G. PALMER, Secy. Is
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THE WHOLESALE maaxrr.
81. PAU, "Wednesday n...,....

ncouc, Aol' Wednesday December :, 1864
Ads@sntins sc: sp:r aoe sasI. n STAR s7esse;
COFFEE Ria = h. . %ssso.. ,.,,,. 49,.
eo SMEsg ;.s,s. NJ, sse; Hamburg re
CORN MaAl-Yellow, bolted. 4, 7s. n,,,,..,
1925; white: bolted $500. 80; unoo'ted'
scsIs sSH H.1,: Herring: new, y bb. $3.50:
500; csdasS S Sseqs,s id nG = s,s
PAM: $lS: Cmk. $500: Mackerel n eu1
NO. l. extra large, half bbls., SIS: No. D ms'
H T hsIi obls 90; Family Maskerel, Ss. 90:
c%7s A'a new $3.50; Family kits, 1926; new,
ETra q 90; Superane, IS Is
A. 1saisc Psaeh App a. ss on Dried
re- = 81 nC ). Raisins ss 1866 Is . box; half
33xeA $s.x0 frnnes' 2s@sOc. Currants, 2s09Oc.
IRON-Common Bar. 19c; Horse Shoe ,a,loa
14he: Barrel and Hoop 1s0isc. ''|as
LnADEP1G. -; Bar, &c b.
LIME-Cordoya, Port Byron and LIE Clair. 90 An
. Dbl. Grand Rapids Calcined Plaster; "a 90
LQUORS-Cemm0n Rectined, Vgal. ! a. GOAL TX.
Old ID, Be3lSS
House sl.s6e1. 20; Golden syrup 81. 90. 20 sugar
NAlLS-10A y keg. $11.0O.
OnS-Carbon. by Dbl. s1.2o; Whale, s1.7s:
NedISLOSE SS.W; 1Aro, xz.I0; lAnseed, $2.f0.
POWDER-Pee keg, $12. e.
KICHL1S020c . b.
6ALT-p Dbl, S660@7.5O.
SHOT-S5.90 . bag; buck, So 25
imitation, do, 30e
SPICES-C1oves TIC; Pepper, CSC; Alspice COO.
Nutmeg4 $2.26, Mace, 81 Is; Cassia, 9Oc@$1 90.
SUGARS-N. O. common, 23c; fair to geod,
24c; prime to choice, &c Cuba, common
to fsir, 9s024c; good to choice, 27@2sc. Port
land Sugar, 24c. Porto Rico, good to choice.
CSC: N: Y. crushed. powdered, &C., &c; white
coffee. A, Bic; B. DOC.
TEAS-InperiaL ST. 2O02 90; Oolong, eoc@s1. 80;
Gunpowdef, $1.OO@2.OO; Souchong, 75c0$1 rs;
Japan, uncolored. $1.0O01 50.
TOBACCO-Piug, S5c0$1. 90; Natural Leaf ST. 20
WHITE LEAD-$18@24 per cwt.
WOODRNWARE-Perd ozen-Pails, two hoops,
$3.50; three hoops, $415; Tubs, 16 in, 1880: Is
In. $500 70 In. $3.50; Churns, $14.5Oa165O;
HaE Bushels, $3.50: Wash Boards, SIS 80; Bowls,
19.7Hn0. %.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
REopENING OF NAvI6ATI0n.
Arrival Of the Steamer Ariel Yes
terday--The Latest Arrival
on Record.

The steamer Ariel arrived at our landing
yesterday. from Prescott, making the latest
arrival ON record.
Capt Harry w. Holmes. her intrepid CON-
mander. started down on Friday with four
men, determined to bring her through, if pos
sible. The gorge above Hastings broke away
on Friday noon. and Capt. Fl. started the Ariel
at daylight the next morning, arriving here
about four o'clock p NJ, with two barges in
tow, and $50 barrels of salt.
Tho cold weather last night will probably
close the river again, and prevent any more ar
rivals.
Capt. Holmes has the credit of making an
arrival at this port four days later than any on
record, and two weeks later than the average.
Tho season this year has consequently been
heightened three weeks, making it 232 days in
length.
Ten days ago men were skating on the river
here, and team crossed on the ice Yet it
reopened, and steamboats, resume their. trips
In every respect this season is totally unprece-
dented. ~
Something of the same nature has taken
place ct Winona. The Republican. of Wednes-
day, says:
The river has been rising quite rapidly the
past few days, thus making the prediction of
of old steamboat men true, that the fall rise
would take place before the final closing up;
There Is prospect of the resumption of
navigation as the river is free from ice opposite
this place, and we understand passage can be
effected through to Ii. Crosse. The Clara Hine,
which was frozen IL roar Driesbach, steamed
up this morning a. haa r2ao hed Trempeleau
about noon on her wGy 49, Il ia also intend
ed to send the Hudson The ice will per-
NIT.
Since the foregoing waa ae5 in type. the
steamer Clara Hine has arrived with a large
load of freight.
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the SOME INSURAE5E co.
The Success OF this Truly Home Com
pany.-A Statement of its Busi-
ness and Management.

1t has frequently been remarked, in view of
the enormous sums sent out of the State to pay
for insurance in foreign companies, that we
should have q home insurance company, and
thus retain this money in our State. We have
at last such o company, in successful operation
the Home Insurance Company, of Saint
Paul and from its great success, and its safe
rules of management, as well as from the well
known integrity and business talent of the gen
uemen connected with it as officers and direc-
tors, we feel safe, after careful examination
of its books and mode of business. in recon-
mending it to the people of Minnesota as a
safe and advantageous company to insure in.
Though established only last April, it has
already issued nearly 2 800 policies, with cash
doubt whether any other company in the Unit.
ed States can show better record during the
first few months of its existence. Altogether
over 81, 400, coo worth ofproperty in this State,
has been insured in this eourany already, and
the business is daily increasing.
The rules of the company in regard to risks
are among the most prudent and safe we ever
knew. Only detached buildings, generally
farm houses or other homestead property, is
insured. This is the safest class of risks known,
and no more than So 600 is taken in one risk
Only about one-sixth Of the risks taken are on
buildings, the rest being on movable property,
which is considered by insurance men the
sscream of the business" on account Of The
greater ease of salvage.
Doing business exclusively on such safe
basis as this, the r...-, can be made very low
as good risks are & made to pay for the extrs
hazard on bad or IS. The Company is tins {
favorable one TO .sure in ON that account. Tit
officers are:
Presidenf- Webb.
Vjce President DIR. j. II. Stewart.
Secretayy-L. w. Kendall.
Treasrer-J. e. Thompson.
General Agent-W. A. Wells.
Farmers and others having homestead prop
erty of q safe character. will do well to maxi
application TO the Company for policy. -,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-09

"A FINE VILLA.-ErOm tltu0 10 tstio VIC
have given descriptions of the mansions erect
ed by our citisens, as indicative of the grow
Ing wealth Of our community, and the ad-
vancement of taste, culture and refinement.
The elegant villa of Capt. Peter Berkey, now
almost completed, deserves MENTION as one
combining in It's style and proportions, home
comfort (too little thought Of often) with much
architectural beauty.
1t Il situated on the north side of College
Avenue, on commanding ridge Just suited for
such residence, and faces the east. An ele-
giant view of almost the entire city, the hills
surrounding 1t, and the valley of the river for
miles, can be had from the upper rooms.
The villa itself is built of that elegant mate
rial that is too little used and appreciated here
blue lime stone-neatly dressed. The build
ing Is four stories in height, really-a spacious
basement underlying all the building, with q
cellar and cIsten under the L in the rear. The
ground floor, reached by flight of steps and
veranda ID 'front.' Is divided into spacious par
lors and citing rooms by central hall From
this hall stairs conduct to the second floor,
which is divided into several large, high and
airy bed chambers, opening into common
hall. From this hall q stair case ascends to the
third story, which has several smaller, but still
quite cOmmodiOus chambers. All the cham
beers have full complement of closets, &c.
The L is only one story, and contains large
kitchen. All the apartments are arranged in q
very convenient manner, 90 as to produce an
amount of room but seldom contained in res
idence Of similar proportions. The entire
house, and all its details, are constructed in
thorough, solid. and careful manner.
All the foreign and fantastic styles of archi-
lecture 90 common now have been discarded in
this mansion. It is the plain but still tasteful
and elegant IS American Style" But nothing
can excel its purity OF tone and neatness of
proportion.
The villa is to cost, when completed, about
$15, 600. we BELIEVES reasonable sum for a
home of such careful interior finish and elabo-
ration of detail as Is intended to be expended
on the interior. Messrs. Leonard & Sheire
are the Architects, and have added another
star specimen to their already long list Mr..
Sheire's pencil has given our city number of
fine villas. We hope to note, year by year,
still greater demand on it for plans and specif-
cations of mansions, until our suburban hills
are clustered with elegant villas.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-09
OHR1sr1AN OoMmss1oN.-The followin

CHRISTIAN CoMMssIoN.-The following
are the Thanksgiving contributions received
for the q. 8. Christian Commission since last
report:
Cannon City, per Rev. B. F. Haviland. sc IS
East Prairie, do do -. So
Rev. 8. H. Smith, Redwing. ............ 2 90
Spring Valley Ladies' Fair. per Rev. 8. s. -
0ruggs.ss.... 40 ~
Union meeting, st. Anthony, per Rev.
Chas. Secombe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 30
Congregational Church. Sank Rapids, per
Rev. 8. Hall. ..:...:...::. :......15 90
Congregational Church, Clearwater, per
Rev. w. B. Dada. ..................7 90
Marine Mills. per Rev. e. w. Merrill. -. 3 10
Austin, Mower Co., per II. j. Parker. :. Is so
Oakdale, Washington Co., per Rev c.
Caldwell. .....................8 90
Zine Island, per NJ. H. Smith. 10 20
$158 80
D. D. MERRILL, Treas'r
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TIE INDIAN MURD8RERs.-The trial OF
Medicine Bottle has been concluded, and that
of Shak0pay was to have been through last
night. We hope ere long to chronicle their
departure to the happy hunting grounds at the
end of rope.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-09

Wool GROWERS AssoC1ATIoN.-As pe-
cial meeting of the Northern Minnesota Woo
Growers Society will be held in Harrison's
Hall, Minneapolis, Saturday. December Oath,
ct 10 o'clock A. NJ. All persons interested in
this branch of industry are invited to be pres
ent, as matters of importance will be discussed.
By order of the President.
daw1t c. HOAG, Secretary.
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have received a large
~ quantity Of LAND WARRANTS and AGRI-
CULTURAL COLLR6R SCRIP, which will be sold
at . small advance above NEw YoRK PRIoEs Per
eons wishing to enter Lands the line of the st.
Paul and Pacific Railroad, o Pine Land on the Up
per Mississippi will find 1t to their advantage to ad-
dress or cali on N.
MCFARLAND, BURD Il CO.,
Licensed Dealers In Land Warrants and Scrip, Min.
ueap01iGk Niun. dec3-dlW&w1m
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FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New Yoek, December 9. 1851 r. n.
Com Closed at ESQ., 90 ~ =


NEW YcnK. December g. lsG4-t r n.
ELOUR-5@10c better and in moderate demand.
eaes ct . 90@9 SIS for Extra Stste and at ST. 0O0
ILL for B. H. O.. ss F2r1a,} a1fs
WasAr -102c better. Sales of Chicago Spring at
$2.2403.s5. aS lii.14'
I'm AID BARIxY-Quiet "a
Com Dull and nominal. Mixed Western Is held
ct les, With buyers 1t e190 aa ~
ssKm-Elrmer. Sales at 81. o40i. 06 for Western.
Poax-Dun.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-09
MERRY CHRISTMAS

is coming, please RENE mber.
On SUI day the twenty dth day Of recemhcr
All you who want presents Will b. ~ in m-d
Tint inst what you wish for at BnAKEuANs you'll
find;
Who tell, you all goods by plumb, level and .quare,
And for your bestiuterest always will care.
You have just time enough-net any to spare,
II we iud from the crowds that are rushing there
So make your selections. and lay them aside
For the loved at home the sweetheart or b.ide
At One Hundred Twenty-six Third stree, you will
Rich goods and great bargains of eyeiy hind
Come. look at our treasures of Silver end Gold
Pearls Opals and Diamonds in such quantities sold.
If you have any choice. you had better come quick,
Or the best Of them all will be sold to ST. Mex,
Who comes once year IRON his mysterious haunts,
Well knowing that b. .RcsAN keeps all that he
wants.
lie has already commenced bs buncles to ps.k
And to stow than away on his wonderful back,
Onwhich he has slowed such an ocean Ct things
You would think the old fellow Led scvenleagus
wings,
And had token sweep around the bounds OF
creation,
Gathering Jewele, Tirisets ani Gems from all
nations.
But it's BLAKENAN that fur ishes him all goods SO
low
To BLAKEMAN's he advises all buyers to go;
And If you don't wish TO purchase we are always
willing
To show you our goods if you Sou, trade sFi ling
Then give call, and yon viii find out
That what 81 ,KENAN tells you admits Of no doubt
That his {, DDS are the handsomest, cheapest and
best.
You can find in st, Fan, or all the MOI, Invest.
Then come one and al, te.oge elsewhere yOu GO,
To A. BLAKEMAN,S, SrAw's HAT Sraes
just one door Lclow.
December 2, 1854. S-w2t&dl4t
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MARRIED..

In Wasioja. November Path, BY the Rev. Hiram
Miller, Mr.. CYRUS WRIGHT and Miss CAL
PHURNIA r. ARNOLD, all Of Ashland, Mimi
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-09

DISMISSED THE SERvIoR.-Second Lieut..
Justus B. Bell of Co. E. Sixth Regiment has
been dismissed the service tor habitual and
beastly intoxication, to quote the words of the
Order cashiering him.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-09

On the "a inst at his residence on Pearl street, in
this city THOMAS KELLY, late Of Cleveland,
Ohio, aged 80 yean. ttsf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-09

8 WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The Republican
of this city in an extra publishes the fol-
lowing: By the arrival of government
transports at Fortress Monroe last evening,
government has received advices from
Sherman to Dec. I'd, that when the steam
er left information had reached Savannah
that Shermans advance cavalry was with
in six miles of that city. This does not
conflict with Jews brought by the steam
Belle which arrived on Saturday night
that Savannah papers announced Sher-
mans army was within forty miles Of that
city. Those papers don't state ct what
date he was within that distance Of the
dty. ..s-.1 w
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=. kron,pt Payment
LEXINGTON, LIE SUEUR Co.. MINI
November 81. 1864.

LEXINGTON, LIE SUEUR Co.. Minn.,l
November 81, 1864.
Directors of Home Issurnce Company, st. Paul:
S1Rs 1T is pleasant in this tardy age to find
an institution that is just and prompt to Its pa
irons. I am very glad to swell your list OF
such notices a. this, by my own experience
with the Home Insurance Company of st. Paul.
On Friday. November 4th, my house and much
Of it, contents were entirely consumed by fire.
Immediately wrote you of the fact, and to-day
your General Agent, W. A. Wells, called on me
and paid six hundred dollars. that being the full
amount Of my insurance on said property; and
for such acts Of prompt justice, you win be
long remembered by me.
y o. F. HUNTLY.
This Company has now paid twelve losses
since July y. 1854. 2-d2w1
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-09
Ar WoRK.-The new woollen factory Of

Ar WoRK.-The new woollen factory Of
Messn. Eastman, Gibson & Co., is now rum
ming night and day. Most of the operatives
employed have been brought on from the
eastern factories. Therefore with new ma
chinery and experienced operatives, no won
der good judges say the quality of the goods
made is of the most superior quality.
MERRY CARIsrMAs. Merry Christmas is
coming, and BRAKEMAN is prepared for it. See
his advertisement in another column. He has
Just what you need for Christmas present.
Call and see his numerous beautiful articles.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-09

PLouaHING IN DECEMBER. item
quite remarkably for this ls(itude is tae fact
that hundreds 81 acres of ground have been
ploughed in this State during the past three
days. The latest blowing done last year was
on the 23d of November.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-09

Tn TRIAL OF MnNRR The case of
Miner, Of White Bear. arrested for perjury in
attempting to get his con clear Of the draft, is
IN progress before Q. 8. Commissioner Cordo-
70. Tho evidence is all in, and Mr.. Lamprey,
council for the defendant, win make his argu-
umt On Friday. s. 6tsV -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-09

ST.. PAUL AND SUPERIOR RAILRoAD.-At
a meeting of the Lake Superior and Mississippi
Railroad Company. held in this city December
2, 1864, Dr. J. H. Stewart was elected men,
Der Of the Board of Directors of said company,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of William Branch.
THE Buck OF THE WOODS KILLED.-Dur-
ing deer hunt with a party of friends near
White Bear Lake recently, Capt. Fisk shot five
pronged buck deer which weighed PSF pounds
when dressed.
The Captain is good hunter, not only Of
Indians and routes across the continent, but of
game as well, and is distinguished as dead
shot, with the rife and pistol.
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IlOo
D. D. MERRILL, Treas'r
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lAsaszTs 4 Assssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-25
By. O. McGU IIl & co., Auctionsers
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
TIL WAR NED RTNRNT

By virtue Of z decree OF the saprems Court or
Bean on behalf Of himself ana other creditors u
Joseph BoqlAnger, aga INST Jane Bouiangsr sad
Be ulaI ger. and b. Johnson, and George A. Han.
son, .adminibtrator Of Thomas Lawson: deceased.
and Jane Boulanser. heir at Law of said Boulanssr,
Ratie xassioa on the er:nisss % ssF i sDaT.
the a6th day Of Maroh 81 'cloci in the Afternoon,
:s,
ire city Of Wsshin eton, being part OF Lot IL in
IN the o.
street, and containing about eighteen roo MS This
plosesty IL very dsrirsbie from it's popularity .
the d.
And on MONDAY, the 18th instant. on the prem
Uses, .. O'Clock p. M, and after. the following
Lot H. in square Il, fronting g. feet 10 inches on
street between Twenty third and Twenty fourth
streets west Is sS.sa square ut feet
street north. between Twenty fourth and Twenty
fifth sire cts west. 8, 54squAre feet. F &.
II IS anf Sa n9s
streets vest ,66l square feet.
Part Of Lot L. in square 3, fronting 81 feet Inch.
es on Twenty seventh street west, between and i
The terms Of sale are 0ns-thi cash; the bal:
arce to be paid In two equal In six And
70 bean az q 's s
payment thereof to be secured By the notes Of ths
RnIehsss. spdorssd to the sasi .f Of tie
Of the purchase money deed will be given By the
Trustee to the purchaser.
the terms Of sa,e be rot o. eSsnnso x,se IN ne
right &c sell at the risk and expense OF the de-
fsu ting purchaser.
~ An eonysyancins and stamps At the expense OF
INC S'i'A'''' JOHN N. JlwHLL. Trustee
mkN-dts 10 MCGUIRE & 90, Aucts.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ANU EaENTs TONIGHT.


GROWERS THEATER-This is announced as
the last night OF the fairy drama, " The Seven
Sisters" No entertainment has ever been
more popular than this. and it is not therefore
surpEI-ing hat the house has been crowded
nightly. Mr.. ]. f. III Donough is a comedian
found it out, and honored him accordingly.
app, ar IN his celebrated character of /" Damon"
in Ban AIMS nae play OF " Damon and Py,hias."
Mr.. John McCulloch will personate "Py.
thiss,' Mrs J. II. Alien "Calanthe," Miss
Alice Grey "Hermion.' Mr.. H. r. Phillips
= PhiiIstias," and Mr. w. Bokee ebony sius :"
That there will be a crowded house tonight
there can b. no doubt.
CANTERBURY "A grand bill Of sorg. dance
ard Ethiopian &c; entrcity Will be performed
al this hall to- night There is much original
ity and versatility in the company, and they
never fail to furnish amusement for all who
visit them. The new pantomime, " Five Hun
dTed Thousand More" will be performed to-
nish.aeain
vARIETIr s-No one who would see sensa-
ton play o: the most sensational order should
fail TO call q, the Varieties, where Fitzsim.
mons play, THE Female Pickpocket," is in
full blast. In fact it is now the main feature
a this hall, although the regular COZ cert hall
bill Is nightly given.
METROPOLITAN HALL.-There is no dearth
OF ccncer hall amusements in this city Just
now, for three such institutions are IN full Cd.
GRAFTON. None OF them, however, have better
perfol meIs or ohrf more amusing entertain.
merits han the new hall on d street, between
11th aud 18th.
Es1IpIGlTATIoN.-But two more oppor.
tunities are offered of seeing the fine magician,
the Is Faklr Of Ava''-to.night and Tomorrow
night. He Is certainly an extraordinary ma
gician, and complet' ly mystifies his audiences.
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Han DYR Han DYpU

Bachelors celebrated Bet Dye is the bsst in IT,
ssorld. The only harmless, t1xe and reliable Dye
know This splendid Hair Dye is perfect-chanee
BE nusty or Grey Hair instantly to Q Glossy
Black or Natural Broom, without injurin tho hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing Its pristine COLOR and rectnes the i'll effects
OF Bad Eyes. The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A
BAToHELos, all others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided. Sold By all drug gists &C. Fac.
tory-e1 Barclay street. New. York. Batch elor's
new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. ~ 7-soly
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DIED,

On the 2sd instant. after painful illness of two
weeks, GEORGE F. HENNING, in the 3oth year
Of his age.
If the duties of society fulfilled with unceasing
though unobtrusive constancy if integrity
man. fidelity friend, unfailing tenderness and
love as a husband and father, constitute a claim
to lasting remembrance, not soon will he be for
gotten to whom death has thus opened the gates
Of hi CHER, happier, but alas unseen life.
Our mortal eyes all too frail,
To pierce the shadows of the tomb,
But faith and love can rend the veil,
And point where joys immortal bloom.
On the 18th instant, TRAVERS, youngest son of
Tyler and Sophia Southall, aged days.
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SECRET DISEASES

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efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty, four hours Nomineral,
It is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
female, g..
Sama,,tan's Roo. and Herb .Jx,ees-A positive and
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Sold by 8. G. Ford. See advertisement. ms