The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-18
FAUVER.-On the 18Th instant. CASPER FAUVER,
In the 45th Of bis of Sarah and the late Cas-

4, FAUvER-on the 18Th instant CASPER FAOvER,
In the 45h OF his of sarah and the late Cas-
relatives and friends q the family the member. Of
Lodge No IL, o. OF o. r., are respectfully iSvited 70
attend his funeral from the residence of his mother n
noon at O'Clock. To proceed to Dad Fellows Gene
GEoRGE GGEETw0R1iMie III iO'H u august low
The male relatives and rends Of the family are inyis@sd @
Race street on Monday, at4 O'Clock p NJ Services at
LAMBzIn Philadelphia, OF typhus fever, August II,
1868. LEMUEL LAMB
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York, ST. Louis and New orleans papers please coDy'
LEX-on the 18th instant LUCIA LEX relict of the
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
son S. corner Of sixteenth andlfhompsOn streets on
Sunday the 10Th instant, at o'clock, without lurthet
LoGAN.-on the la6h instant JOSEPH, son of Mary
The eayeS and friends Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral 3m the reslds1ee OF ns
18th Instant at o'clock p M, without further notice
To proceed to Monument Cemetery.
PFERS.-On the 10Th instant Mrs. CATHARINE G.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully requested to
attend the funeral, IRON her late residence, No 1901
Vine street on Monday next goth instant, at o'clock
PERKINPINE.-On the 18th instant Mrs. MARCIA
RET PERKINPINk, wife of David r. Perkinpne, aged
1be relatives and friends of the family respectfully
st no 9 atssnd M the NON hsE Rgsssn re
O'Clock without further notice.
WILSoN.-Near Wesville Ohio, on THURSDAY, the
1871 instan MADGIE STEWART, daughter of stewart
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attenf her funeral from her parents residence Mon
day, the Goth instant, at O'Clock L, N. {"
wILSON.-On the I4th instant Mrs. ANNA WILSON,
| wife of Mr.. William Wilson. aged 46 years
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, from her husbands resi-
dence; No. 2l Wood street on Sunday afternoon at
| O'Clock. To proceed to Mount Moriah Cemetery.
IN MEMORIAM.
| DR. JOSEPH II. GALLAG HER. a native OF this city,
died here the 18th instant. after illness OF hve
weeks. He in the very prime of manhood, being
only thrtytwo years of age. Genial in spirit and warm
at heart he had the happy faculty of winning to himself
the friendship of all with whom he In contact; and
marked his character for kindness and generosity
that he permitted appearance OF distress to him
without heed. Early IN life he became medical practI-
TONER and the outbreak of the late he entered
enthusiastically upon his duties assistant surgeon
in the Blue Reserves. a regiment which did manly
duty at Gettysburg and Carlyle While in this service
he universally beloved for his kindness fearessness
and strict attention to the aduous requirements of his
position. In 1854 only two weeks after his marriage he
became associated Assistant Surgeon with the 09h
Pennsylvania Volunteers regiment of the Army of the
Potomac, under the command of Colonel Bies when he
again endearcd hmselft all his comrades by his genial
and faithful disposition The friends for whom he has
beRuied so many wearsOme hours will long cherish the
remembrance of their associations with him. To his
rowing wife and relatives only tender hearty
sympathy in the hour of their deep afction; while
over the grave of who finished his work and
| gone TO rest, weep In fond regret! RequieScd
| IN Edce! MEDICUs.