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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-17
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia.

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of
Baptist Church, Germantown, Penn. -
DR.. c. NJ. Jackson:- Dear Sir:---Personal
experience enables me to say that | regard
the German Btters prepared by you as a
most excellent medicine. In eases OF severe
cold and general debility have been great
ly benefited by the use of the Bitters, and
doubt not they will produces similar effects
on others. Yours, truly
WARREN RANDOLPH,
IL (iermantoMn Pa.
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j. NEWTON BROWN, PhLs.
From the Rev JOS. IL. kenuard, Pastor Of
tho nth Raptist Church

... the 10th Baptist Church.
DR. Jackson Sir:-l have been fire.
queutly requested to connect my name with
Communications of different kinds OF lnedl-
appropriate sphere, ! have in all cases decli-
ned; but with clear proof in various i'll
stances, and particularly in my family, Of
the usefulness of DR.. 1footlanps German
Bitters, depart for once from my usual
course, to express my full conviction that
for general debility Of the system ditd e$peci-
diiy for Liver Compliant, it is q safe and rdk-
uobie prepUation. In some cases it may
fail; but, usually, doubtnot, it will be very
beneficial to those who sutferfrom the above
cause. Yours, very respectfully, "a
!. III. kENNARD,' ''
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~BaCome to Cadiz next Wednosday.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-28

DUNBARS 6 FRANZ,
~ M. 10 Suffers ROW,
Respectfully inform their friends thai they have
just received by the Schooner William Picker
ing, q
LARQE ASSORTMENT OF Goops,
Consisting Of the following articles:
GROCERIES op EVERY DESCRIPTION.
GRNIIJuRN's > ANp LADIrs' Ro0Is ASD
Suors,
. CARrHSTERs' TOoLs,
TIN WAgE, CoogISG Stoves AND CTES-
SILS,
TAm.E-WAGE, TABLE AND PocSIr
CUUE,Y,
SEGARs TaEiCCo. STATIONARY, sCsrEspEES,
GrSTIEMRS's USDEeSLoTRiNi,
MEATS, ypGEIAmEs, AID aE!gA
Aud various Other srtfctcs
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the wife of the gallant man was found
much better than he had reason to expect.
and eventually recovered from her illness.

If it is proper to quote curious and
absurd epitaphs. as curiosities and ;fbsiir-
dities, it certainly can do no harm 70 re-
print the following, without further COM
ments. from the obituary column OF a re-
cent New York Herald:
On Friday, March II, Mary McGurl, of Carfick
on shannon, the beloved wife OF Hugh McGover
ran, of Bcllurbet, Ireland. who died after short
bat painful illness, ard was inferred in Calvary
Cemetery. Her husband who is lett to mourn
his gricvous loss writes the following epitaph ::
In my lonely hours think of the spot where my
Mary often sported;
That spot is in the lands of Fawn; my sonl and
heart adores it:
Oft at her grandmother's knee she knelt imsNEeet
prayer only
With a bunch of primrose IN her sweet hand that
she gathered at Tubber-na-dony.
But other years has caused change. Hcrgrand-
mother was called TO Heaven.
Which caused my Mary to weep and pine, when
wears she was but seven;
But rosy hue soon flushed her cheeks. and she
became woman:
!. was then my Mary and | We're joined by ali
the powers of Heaven.
Oh, then, with love and happiness, my wife and
were united,
Until we reached Columbia,f shores. then all my
hopes were blighted.
She died and left me alone upon this earth to
mOurn,
Hoping i, may soon be my happy LOT to meet my
wife in Heaven
She bade her friends at home long sdieu. the
shall nc'er forget them;
Or thy sweet lands Of Caldra and Fawn--the
latter is her birth one.
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TNO BE LET.

A NEW STORE. 10 by 1e, two doors from the
Stevens House, Bay Street. same side westerly +;
with privilege of covered wharf soon 10 he erect.
ed: Store has rear building connected with It
tby platform) made for either cooking or sleep
inc apartment, twelve feet square, locking on
the river. Also.
ONE ICE HOUSE,
Made In the most approved manner OF the latest
modern mprovements--do nbled-wailed, filled 10
with sawdust and charcoal. Ready supplied
with material to preserve ice: WIZ noid an1u'
in tons. Possession of both immediate. The
Store VIII be finished inside 10 snit the lessee.
Apply at Robbins & Co., No. Ii Suffers Row,
for terms.
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S,OULE'S PlLLS.-Celebratad as Safe. Sure.
= and Pleasant - Sovereign" Balm OF Life.
In Offering TO the public

"SOULE'S PILLS"
as Family Medicine, we propose 20 tell the al
flicted what they WILL Do. and answer tie nrst
and almost universal question, what are they
COOP for
They are good for all complaints that arise
from INprGEsTIov, DYspEPSIA, To2IID LrvEE, and
GENERAL WE,TNEss or TIE STOMACH AND BOWELS.
Symptoms indicative of this state of the srom
ach are HFApAcuE, DIZZINESS, PNS AT TIE PIT or
THE STOMACH. CoSTISENEss, BAD, FEvERIsn BREATH,
lE;LOwSFSS Oh TTF SIN.
All OF which symptoms are evidence OF the cer-
tanty of disease. If not arrested.
This is readily accomplished by few doses OF
Soue's Pills.
When the above symptoms occur. the Pills
should be taken in large doses.
Three to six is sufficient to prodnce cathsrtlc
effect ut first When this is Accomplished, use one
Pill night and morning for day or two. then in-
crease TO cathartc effect again, and so alternate
till symptoms subside.
Prices cents per box. Avery large discount
made to Dealers.
A. L. SrINsoN, Sole Agent, Union-square, next
door TO the Express Office.
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ITO TIE PUBLIC.

The Subscriber, intending TO leave for the
North, has
SOLD OUT
All of his right. title and interest. in the lnstri
ments, Stock, &c, that appertains to the carH-
ing on OF the business of
PHOTOGRAPHY
At Beaufort. Hilton Head and Folly island, $. O.,
aud Jacksonville, Florida. 10
f. ". SINCLAIR & CO..
would avail myself of this opportunity 70
thank my numerous friends for their unbOundet!
Kindness 10 me, and most cordially recommend
my successors 20 them and the public generally,
as men of undoubled character, and frst-claSs
practical Photographers, as their work VIII show
Wishing everybody good-luck and prosperity,ssl
remain the public's humble servant,
SAM. \. COOLEY,4
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THE PALMETTO hERALD-A JOURNAL
NOTABLE EVENTS


DEPARTMENT OF TIE SOI'TH.
The first number of the above Newspaper was
published on the I'd day Of March, 1864. II viii
copt;nuc to be issued ON
THURSDAY
OF each week. and will aim 10 be, in all things
proper for publication. a truthful record Of what
occurs in the Department or the South, and
among the fleets of the south Atlantic BlocSad.
luz Squadron.
Each issue will contain the LATEST NEWS
from the various Military Posts in South Carroll
ma. Georgia and Florida, together with such
General and Special Orders from Headquarters
Of the Department, or from tie Adiutant Gene,
rails Office at Washington. ss may interest the
readers OF this command. The gist Of Northern
news. "a given by our Regular Correspondents st
New York, Boston and other points, will also
constitute regular feature Of the sheet.
Keeping aoof from whatever may tend IN any
way TO aid our enemies. or 10 SOW d:ssensiOns
among our troops. Il will he the constant purpose
Of THE PALMETTO HERALD, by all means ia
It's power, to strengthen oGr Army and Navy Ia
their labors. and to help them on TO speedy,
glorious aid final success.
Office next South Of the Theater Building.
TERMS:
Single Copy: live Cents.
One Hundred Copies. es................S3 10
Per Annum. 70 any address. 90
ADVERTISEMENTS.
\ limited number Of Advertisements will be
received at Twenty-Five Cents per line for each
insertion.
Ort!crs for. Army aud Navy job Printing will
be neatly and Promptly executed
s. W. MASON & Co.. Proprietors,
Port Royal, S. c.
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yJrANTED-EOOK AGENTS. TO SELL
w Abbotts History Of the War; also Three
Smart, Active White Boys, to whom steady en-
ploymcnt will be given; also Three Carpenters.
a good Teamster. and m experienced Cook
Appiy 10 c. W. DENNIS & CO..
No. 4 Merchants Row, Hilton Head.
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CONDEMNED STEAMER FOR SALE. Will.
u be sold ut
PUBLIC AUCTION,
To the highest bidder, at II O'Clock, noon, on
MONDAY. the 10th day Of MAY. 1864, the
L. s. STEAMER DARLINGTON,
With the Boilers and Machinery, rs she now lays
at this place Sale 10 take place al the steamer.
Terms, Cash. Delivery. immediate.
JNO. II. MOORE, Capt. and 4. Q. NJ.
Asst. Or Mr. Office, Beaufort :. g.,
March 18Th. 1StI.
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MARRIED.

HALE-TRIAY.- Married, at ST. Augustine.
Fla, on the goth inst. a: the residence Of the
tr;des father, Miss Lug TRAY. daughter Of Mr.
Basilio 4. Tliay, Of Cardenas, island of Cuha, 10
Lieut.. Christopher Hale. Adit. 4Sth n. \. fok.'
and A. A A. Gen.. Barton's Brigade
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NOTICE TO NEWS-DEALE9S. PARTlI
~ lssiring copies OF THE PALMETTO HEE.
ALDAt wholesale rates on the day o. public:
ton, are requested 10 send in their orders rs
early as Satnrd,r evening OF the previous eek.
s. W. MASON & Co.. Proprietors.
Port Royal, 8. c.
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HOTEL.

The Subscriber announces TO his friends and
the Public that he has opened the honse recently
occupied by II. q. Jrnp. Esq., adjoining General
Saxtun's residence on BAY Street, a. a
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
The house has been thbroughly renovated. II Is
light ard airy. one minutes walk from steamboat
landing. and commands spacious view of the
harbor and surrounding scenery.
The tables will BE- supplied with every delica-
cy which the season affords. and the house filr-
nished in a style superior 10 any hotel in the de-
partmcrt.
The proprietor hopes, by = strict attention 10
the comfort Of his gucsis. to merit and receive &
liberal share OF public patronage.
JOHN LILLY.
Beaufort s. C., April 10th. 1874.
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ToB PRINTING. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
q from Poster, the size Of this sheet, down Ia
Visiting Card. done neatly sni promptly. at
I'uY PALMETTO IIEr AID OFFIcr. Next Sopih Uf the
Thcater, Suffers Row. Hiltnn Head, S. C..
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WHITE, WHITMAN & CO., ARMY s NAVY
w CLOTHlERS.
Nos. 2S4 and 235 Broadway, New York, one block
above the AstOr House and
HENRY A. T0PHAM,
No. ! Suffers Row, Hilton Head Dealers in
fine READY MADE CLOTHING and FURNISH
ING GOODS. Garments made TO order at short
notice. Cut this out and give. us q call when
visiting New York.
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European.

PoLASD.-M- Traugof. the head of the national
government, together with four chiefs of the Depart
ment, we're hung on the 9Th inst. on the glacis Of the
citadel. The sentence OF death on eleven other Of
fcials Of the national government has been commutei.
CONFERENCE OF BIsHeps-The London Record
states that the Archbiship of Canterbury has invited
al the prelaies of England and Ireland, and such Of
the colonial bishops as are now in England. to meet
~ Lambeth Palace on Wednesday next, " to confer
On six subjects important to the welfare Of the
Church, the chief Of which are Diocesan Syuods, the
Burial Service. Subscription to the Articles, and an
American proposal to amend the English authorized
version of the Bible"
The Great Eastern steamship has left Liverpool,
IN order 10 take in the Atlantic cable. May she
succeed at last, both as to herself and the proprie-
tors. and above all, in effecting q junction, and q
speedy intercourse between two hemispheres. This
ship since her keel was laid, by material, labor, dam
ages, and partial reconstruction. rs we'll as by being
put in service and stations which never paid, has
had expended on her, or has helped to expend. q
million sterling, the whole Of which is lost to the
original stockholders.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
states that the French army in Mexico is suffering
terribly from casualty and disease. lie says:
p" Probably, a true account Of the losses Of the
French in the field. or by sickness and fatigue. will
men which has come to my knowledge we may, hew-
ever. judge Of the rest. A regiment of the Foreign
Legion of Algeria landed at Vera Cruz in March,
last year. over 1000 strong, and in less than twelve
months it was reduced by fighting and pestilence-
and principally by the latter-to 300 men. \ COM
pany in the same regiment, originally 81 strong. was
in six months brought down by the same cause t,
20 and in the distribution Of the Mexican medals
in May last there were but II men alive to receive
them :"
The London Times publishes details Of the late
disaster to the British troops in New Zealand. 1t
says it was peculiarly disgraceful and perhaps UMPIRE
The men were surprised and fed, while
nearly all their officers were killed or wounded in
heroic efforts to rally them.
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Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes of our climate are sources OF PULXo-
NARY, BRONCHIAL and AsTHMArIc AFFECTIONS. Experience
having proved that simple remedies often act speedily when
taken In the early stages of the disease, recourse should at
once be had to - BrotrHs Bronchial TrOches," or Lozenges,
let the Cold, Cough,or Irritation OF the Throat be ever SO
slight, as by this rrecaution q more serious attack may be
efectually uarded OF. PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS will find
them ehec:ual for clearing and Strengthening the voice. Sol
diers should have them, as they can be carried in the pocket
and taken as occasion requires. 436-lm
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MAPS OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

4 FEW OF THE
n ton maps on hand. No tourist should be without one
4o92m H. NJ. WHITNEY
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
HAWAIIAN A

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,.
OAHU ss-K1TE LORETA Complainant,
rs. JOHN III. Defendant Action brought
before the Honorable X. G. Davis, Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court, at Chambers, upon petition this day filed in the
Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian Islands.
SUMMONS to JOHN Fl. defendant,
greeting You are hereby summoned by order of the Hon.
r. g. Davis, Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court, to be and
appear before the said Judge at his Chambers in the City Of
Honolulu. Island Of Oahu, within twenty days after the expira-
ton OF FIVE months from the date of this summons to show
cause why Kate Loretta Valentine, complainant, should not
recover a judgment and decree Of this Honorable Court divorc-
ing her, the said complainant, from the bonds OF matrfmony
now existing between the SAID Complainant and John ii. yat-
entine, defendant, on the grounds Of desertion, all which is fully
st forth in the petition fled in this cause. And you are hereby
notified that if you fail to appear and file an answer to the
said petition, as above required. the said Complainant viii
apply TO this Court for the relief therein demanded.
WITNESS the Honorable Robert G.. Davis, Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court, at Honolulu, this 26,h
9 I day Of August. A. d. 1861
( LID JNO. e BARNARD,
Clerk Supreme Court
ORDER-The above summons is hereby ordered to be pub
lished in the PaciSc Commercial advertiser o. Honolulu,
Hawaiian Islands, at least once O week for five consecutive
months.
II. G. DAVIS. Justice Supreme Court.
K. II. STANLEY, Attorney for Petitioner.
Honolulu, 10th August, 1854. a3l-5m
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MRS. s. a. Allen,
A Lady of World Wide Reputation

Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Resforer
and ZyIobnisn mum or Worlds Hair Dress
ing are unequalied, and so acknowledged by all who ue
them for restoring, invigorating, identifying and dressing the
hair, rendering it soft, silky and glossy, and disposing it to
remain in any desired position quickly cleansing the scalp,
arresting the fall AMI imparting a healthy and natural color
to the Hair. They never fail to restore grey Hair to its original
youthful color. They act directly upon the roots of the Hair,
giving them the natural nourishment required. No hdy's
toilet is complete without the Zyiobalsamum or Hair Dressing.
It cleanses the hair and inparts t, 1t q most delightful
fragrance, and is suited to both young and old.
The Restorer Reproduces.
The Hair Dressing Cultivates and Beauties.
II your hair is thin try It, If scurfy try 1t, if harsh try it,
II iustreless try 1t, IL none OF these try II, for all who use it
win preserve their hair through life. For sale by all Druggists.
Agents for California. Hostetter. Smith 4 Dean, San Francisco.
42lGm
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The Scientific American

SUBSCRIBERS TO THIS
and popular periodical, wishing to continue it during
1855, can do so through the undersigned, by sending their
orders in if possible before the 3oth of October. at which date
the list for the new year win be sent TO New York. Owing to
the increase Of the subscription price, and also of the American
hostage. (which is now 81 04 per annum on weekly papers
sent to foreign countries and which must be PREPAID0 the
terms for 1866 will be FOUR DOLLARS, which covers
the subscription and u. 8. postage.
No Agriculturist, Mechanic or Manufacturer, who has ever
taken DR. perused this paper, can well do without It. The In
formation received from IL, and which can be found no where
else. is often worth to a subscriber ten times its cost.
Persons wishing the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, will please
address the undersigned and IL not convenient when ordering,
can paw the subscription at any time before January 1, 1865.
Subscribers, who prefer receiving the SCIENTIFIC AMER
ICAN direct from the office of publication paying hostages
themselves, can pay $500, as formerly.
ii. NJ. WHITNEY,
135-6t Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
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- Having long enjoyed the condolences and pss-
renage Of the public, in our business traussctionss ~
for past favors aud respectfully ask 9 continuanss q
the seme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
-, 81 Waller snva.c Lonacr.

w. death Of this celebrated literary patriarch is
,ononocel by the European steamer Of yesterday 70
,,,,.n nlaee on the nth ult. at Florence, which
rad becn his adcp,ed home for several years lie
1,5 nca,ly reached theadvancedegc Of ninety years
,..,;or heen born January 30 lU5. He received
Ills car,v education under private tutors at Rugby
..5ooI and studied for some time at Oxford, al
bouch he did not takea degree llisiatAer inlchded
lin, for the army ana afterwards for the profession
FLAW. but the bent Of his own mind strongly H.
lined him TO literary career and soon after leaving
.Ornrd in 1895. he published volume of poems.
I'm 17gS this was succeeded by " Gcblr." poem Of
r-cat prctcnsion and considerable celebrity. On
me death Of his father few years sftcrward, he
erccceied to q large estate 10 the improvement Of
which he devoted much time and liberal snm Of
,loucy. He did not, however, escape the usual
,errlexities of inexperienced men in the manage
lent Of great landed property, and disgustedwith
sho behavior Of his tcnantry, he sold of the whole
estate, which to certain extent had been in the fam
sy for seven hundred years and ordered the splendid
saansion which he had built to be pulled down.
Determining TO reside for tho future on the CONT
Ycnt, he engaged in the movement Of the Spanish
patriots agains; Napoleon in 1908, raising pody OF
troops at his own expense, and receiving the COM
mission of Colonel in the Spanish army, which ne
resigned on the restoration of King Ferdinand. In
1915 he removed 10 Italy, living for seven years in
The Palace of the Mcdici al Florence, subsequently
purchasing q magnificent villa near that city. The
YORK On which his reputation mninly depends,
IMAGINARY Conversations" was issued in lS2i-2o.
~. : Il - : mi t5ros;o md
overall smaller works. which ore scarcely known
even by name. beyond very limited circle Of
,-csders. lie was man Of violent preiudices. er
ratie and hgoted in his tastes of harsh and irri
cable temper but of great originality Of mind, bold
aud vigorous thinker, and writer OF mastery
power of expression.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

is',ry son IN, late Rev Cortland, ru Rensselaer, d.
oi D"'"F'oh N-wJe-sey. ia the zslh ye- Of his age
WISSLOH At Wiys ON y, IN nd ~, . =, n~ 80,
e." " 80, r. Nathaniel Win.o'- mother Of tie sst-
T.. v VI finopard " ns!ov tier last day. were fiu Of
sulr - pt her Savior s1s'aied her faithfully uuto The
eId
sp irgnra Republican plen.e copy
WATE-On, SUNDAY, DC, Albert s. Waite in the 7th year
of isass
His cu md n a'ye- invited attend The funeral on
frrdy. ho ith inst. e. oco H. ,. M from his ate resi-.
denor SO. 30 We& sd tot vi 'Iogt igt "a invitation
fOUNGn saturday epensag Oct a h- ros.d. in i.
city, fcmu,d ~. bpung. Ia tie as4h o; bis
The reaiy~- AID rads re.poii Invited 10 attend
without int invitation tune al s.rvrre. when vii
i,1o pHce Trinity Church We n-,dsy stsiIo oct
~ II - o'clock Hf viii be tlksn 20 fou. Aeepsis
for intrru.en.
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DE-. -.

AYMAR-On Saturday mtg, OF a..eF Siiei N''''
John q. AymaT ~ ~ b.th yr.5 ~ 80 ~, d, ,,,,n,
H., fnrrs ron. g. ilfth'lom' hnici '"h'ro w =
Jones stree, and T.. ye,e paee on v r'n''aay morning
tie l2th inst 81 . ocil,k. without iurthef m'tatoH
,trvS- srddsrlv @, Pcck.kiil % Sunday Oct p 1885, .
ros-stion e bran !siso C. Ai.n Of ''' city - %
Uiica anl Coorer.to"n papers please copy
ytssISG-At fordhsm ihdey Oct. :, Peter Eu'sins
' .,d lr, af the family ar respectfully invite
4, sttrnl e flnsfal Isrsday afternoon a. . "''l'
fom IL late rrsiirnc'
CAnrFB-In Neriork City, on Mondsy ~. ie,h Inst. 8
o'rock Co.. 81 lfotrac'rf Illness s'"5ri H"'' .
, I'd. If tlr Family sud II NJ. soma Jacob s. uni ilenr
90 Of III. dngh'er Mrs. liard.t H. jonrf az invited
49,. . IL 1rr,l IN BIZ a,e residence 80 az Wrst $50
street on Wrdn-sdsy. the ilih ut 4 DECOR. wl'n2l
fnrhcr Initiation ID" "l'a"' WI" wv 'N " ~
G.n.tefy ( q mt finoi.i. .
r,s,,-i f. iii. CIV 90 Mon,l.y oct 10, Jane B.. tsusi
t,r al C,eofgr Ttc'i M he js' yehf 81 Ter we liz,
and friends Of the fanny rcspec folly invita-
re & ssrerei service on W.dnrsda, the ah n.i.
o. - n n'' n, W 81 VT "a street. brwecn 9h aI
io,b avenue. without fffhef invitation. ii'i i''"h'
h. fas.m 20 Dau.p Com, ~ Indictment
rARs'NG-snilonly sunday o., 2 ~ ~, rr.,hrns,
in brooklyn Oto..e herring ased b. years mouths S'
~. Hny, vii, be- ,.len 10 Fihki for in'efuen,
tslf, rna ard Uiics y. y. raPcrs peio copy
oKTON-At Chicago on day o,', I, s', ''''' "'"''
h calves and friends Of Tho family ana .ho'' oi ~ 49,,
rr. are respectfully invited to srns ~, =. iC
ocook, Tuesday, IN. ,.,
On Friday John Pitts In the oo'h year Of Oh
srl friends Of The family rre re'pec'!u'y N.Y. W,
10 ,,trpd h. funeral frorn BIZ "a f',ioens 70 "
gs,l .t,rt on quesday, the iith mt at DOCK
sMirn-On Wenc.inf. oct s. et 'nr,aprang ~ IN
-, 49,, N. gHh SOFT Li,ut NNion W nnh - y q"
49,. KAT, m DIS 70 b. fru., tu.i~ 'n' y'ls' ~ '"'
4, ft,f tcvt-. q. =. a.t1 - y -
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