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old cloth onto a new garment, else
the new piece that filleth it up talsetll
it away from the old, and the rent is
made worse"
My hearers, Democrisy went to
Philadelphy in a SCOT of gray, wich
1t he'd been a wearin for five years.
1t was trooly old and ther wuz gree
vious rents in it, made mostly by
bayonets and sich. Oh, why wusnt
we content TO wear itp Why wuz we
not satisfied with il? Agin wuz the
skripters fulfilled. We patched up
the Confedrit gray with Federal blue;
we put onto the back, Seward; ontu
the knees, Randall; onto the shoul.
ders, Cowan; and onto the seat
johnson, and they wuz stitched to.
gether with Postoillsis But it didn't
hold. The skripters wuz fulfilled
the old cloth wu2 rotten, aud one by
one the patches fell Off, somewhat dir.
tied, and tal<in with EN- part NV the
old, and the rents is bigger than be.
fore. Our coat is busted at the ell
bows, our pants is frayed round the
bottoms, out at the knees, aud from
behind the flag NV distress waveth
drearily in the cold wind.
My brethren we will succeed when
we stick to our integrity. Wat wuz
the yoose NV our assumin what we
did not hev2 Wat wuz the sence NV
our askin our people to vote for Ker-
nels for Congris, wich he'd, doorin
the war, drafted their sonsp Wat
wuz the yoose NV talking constitoo-
shnel amendments to men who spoz
ed that Internal improvements and
Nashnel Bank wuz still the ishoop
Wat wuz the yoose Nv lettin 20 our
holt on niger equality, wich is the
right bower, left bower and ace NV
the Democrisy, its tower NV strength,
its anker and chcefest trust, and
wich is easy Nv comprehension and
eminently adapted to the Democratic
intelleck, and taking up questions
wich will all be settled ten years be-
fore they begin to comprehend emp
In breef, wat wuz the sense, my
brethren, in putin new wine in old
bottles-uv patchin old cloth with
new. Let us be warned aad never re
peet the fatle error.
The congregashen dispersed some
what sadly, but ez they gathered at
Bascom's to discuss the sermon,
wuz gratifed at observin a visible
improvement in their temper, Bas-
com hisself busseled around lively ;
Deekin Pogram remarked, that, prob.
ably it wuz unsllriptooral to put new
wine into old tubs, but ez he didn't
hev an ijee that the prohibishen ex
tendid to new whisky, he'd resk it,
bust or no bust, and he pizened his.
self very much in the old style, and
Elder Slather and Kernel McPclter
80 far recovered their sperits ez tc
hang the nigger menshend in th,
beginnin ez lookin pleased at th,
charch. The Corners is rapidly get
tin itself agin.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, p. NJ,
(wich is Postmaster.
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Fundamental legal Principles
in Mercantile Law.

The following general rules are
worthy of preservation:
l. That which is originally void,
docs not by lapse of time become
valid.
2. A personal right of action dies
with the person.
3. The law compcls no one to do
impossibilities.
4. No one shall be twice vexed for
one and the same cause.
D. The greater contains the less.
6. The law favors things which
are in the custody Of the law
I. The husband and wife are one
person.
s. Every act shall be taken most
strongly against the matter.
0. When two titles occur the elder
should be preferred.
10. Agreement Overrules the law.
IL. He who derives the advantage
ought to sustain the burden.
II. No man shall take advantage
of his own wrong.
Is. When the right is equal, the
claim OF the party IN actual possess
ion shall prevail.
IA He has the better title who was
first in point Of time.
10. A right of action can not arise
out of fraud.
l6. 1t is fraud to CONCEAL fraud.
II. The law assists those who are
vigilant, and not those who sleep
over their rights.
ls. Ignorance Of the law excuses
no one.
10. Who does not oppose what he
might oppose, seems to consent.
30. When contrary laws come in
question, the inferior law must yield
to the SUPERIOR; the law general to
the law special; an old law to u new
law; mans laws to Coils laws.
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ain lifting the kettle from the hre soalded
myself V ry severely--One hand almost to a
crisp. The torture was unbeardbIe. -
The Mexican Mustang linimenj relieved the
pain almost Immediately. IL healed rapidly,
and left very little scar CHAs. FoSrRR.
420 Broad g.. Phila.
This Is merely n sampla of what the Mus.
tang Linment will do, II Is invaluable m an
cases of wounds. swellin.s, sprains, cuts,
bruises, spavins. etc., either upon man or
beast.
Beware Of coun'erfeits. None genuine un
less wrapped in ina steel engravings, bearing
the signature OF a. W. WestDronk. Chemist.
and the p fcdfe stamp Of Demas Barnes & Co.,
New YOrg.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al drug
gists. .l.
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How Men Differ.

A well known journalist, who was
formerly a Washington correspon
dent, says:
That while during the war, he one
day asked Secretary Seward his opin-
ion of Horace Greeley. "Horacc
Greeley" said Seward, sis great
mana man SO full of genius and
great power, that if he had particle
of common sense we should have TO
hang him. But he is a id fool,
and therefore harmless. After com
ing to New York, the journalist, di
ming with the editor OF the Tribune,
inquired his opinion of Seward. -
Steward has brains enough" was
the reply, "to govern this county
No man has clearer or better head /;
but the trouble with Seward is, that
he is an internal scoundrel."
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Notice.
IL IATIIDA MYERS. WIDOW. ELL

~
Nk "a j, BAT iLl.~, Beriah Battles, Susan.
nah Hand. Arthur Hand, Nancy wertshaugh, +,
simon Wer,sbangh, Maria PhilsOn, - NV.
ers, heir of Thomas Myers, deceased. Sarah
+. Myers, George Myers, jun, Hannah A.
Myers, Mary NJ. Myers. all of whom reside In
tho State OF Iowa, VIII take notice that Dil
hard II. Dukes, Ot HancOck county, Ohio, did,
on the 27th day OF October, 1866, file his pc.
uiion in the Court OF Common Pleas of Han.
Geek County, ohio, against you AS defend.
ants. setting forth that on the 22l Of Februa.
aTy, 1865, John Myers, then In full life. but
now decea ed, WAS the owner IN fec simple,
of the east half of the northeast qua ter ~
section four, township one, south range nine
aast, containing 81 acres, more or less, In
Hancock county, Ohio that he sold the same
to tho phlinuH for s3 800 90, then paid by
plaintiff to him that on said 22d of Februa.
Try, 1865 said John Myers made and deliver.
ed his warranty deed To said painful IN due
form of law, with release OF dOwor in or ier
To convey said premises to plaintiff, but by
he mutual mistake OF the parties u said
deed, and u clerical error, the premises are
described as the west half Of the northwest
quarter Of section four township one south
Oi range nine, east whereas said parties In.
tended TO describe lhe promises first above
imed. otl frfsF Wus JHE.f HrH rfrHI
Said petition prays that said deed may be
go reformed and corrected as TO describe the
premises, first above set forth and that
plaintiff may be quieted In his possession of
said premises, first above described and the
dofendents forever barred OF all right therein
and for farther relief. ~
And you are hereby notified that ou are
required TO appear and answer said petition
on or before the third saturday after the
fourteenth day OF December next.
SFAfs tf OlI.l.ARD X, DUKES.
0'EEAL, BLAoKyoRp & HARsu, hn att'ys.
Nov. 2. Is ~ %
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To Consiimptiyps.

Tho advertiser, having been restored 10
health IN few weeks by a very simple rem.
edy, after having suffered tor several wears
win severe lug ancGtion, and that dread
disease, cChsumpuon is anxious To make
known to hls fellow sufferers the means of
cure.
70 all who desire II, he will send COW o,
he nrGsorlrti' n used Gree OF rhargc) viii
he directions Tor preparing ana using IN,
same, which they will lind a sure cure f,,
: consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs.
folds. and all Throat aud Lung Affections.
rhe only object of the advertiser in sending
the prescript on IL to benefit the afflicted, ana
spt eat Information which he conceives to be
invaluable, aud ho hopes every sufferer will
try the remedy, rs IL will cost them nothing,
and may prove n blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription FREE, by
return mail, will please address
Rev. EDNA 10 A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, MY.
fob0.ly sAr3cu
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A man with large family was
complaining OF the difficulty OF sup.
porting all of them But" said a
true friend, "you have sons big
enough to earn something for you
now.o "Tbe difficulty 10, they are
too big to work." was the answer
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-11-30

A Ill who value beautiful head Of hair
n and its preservation from premature
badness and turning gray, will not fail IA
use LYONS celebrated Kathairon. IL makes
the hair rich. soft and glossy, er,dica'es
dandruf and, causes the hair To- grow with
luxuriant beauty. II IL sold everywhere.
4, THOM LYON. Chemist. N. Y,
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all Drug
gists. ..I Cd
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I YON'S EXTRACT or PURE JAMAICA
IL GlNGER-F For indigestion, Nauseit, Chol.
era Morhus, Sick Headache Heartburn. &C.,
where a warming. genial sllmulant is requir'
d. LIS careful preparation and entire puri
ty makes II II cheap and reliable article foI
culinary pn poses. Sold everywhere, at 90
cents per huitle. ... ..a. d.. .
Saratoga spriug Water, sold by all Drug
gists. leN-ly COW.
gists.
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A qua DE MAGNOLIA. - The pfettiest
N thing. the sweetest thing.' and the
most of for the least money. II overoomes
alays headache and Inflammation, and is \
necessary companion in the sick room. in the
nursery. and upon the toilet sideboard. II
can he obtained everywhere at one dollar
per bottle,
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all drug
gists.
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Heimstrcors Inimiiai.la Hair cnlorlnr In

Heimstrceps Inimitarle Hair Colorng has
been steadily growing IA iavor for over TWEEN.
ty years. II acts upon The absorbents At the
roofs ui the hair, aud changes IL to it's orig.
maj color by degrees. all instantaneous yes
ldcaden and nlure The hair. heImsltee Is Is
moi ayr. but vs. certain IN IFS results. pro
notes IT'S grnwtr. and ia beautiful HAM
pEfsT.G. Price, 30 cents aud 81 90. Sold by
all Dealers
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all Drug
gsts.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-11-30

The action of the PHOENIX IN to great
conf grafton IN The CITY OF Portland. July
4th, 1866, by which it's losses, amount ing 10
Forty Thousand Dollars. we're adj sled AND
PAID eight days after the fire --designates
it AS Company equal TO any emergency
and wortly The preference OF those VINO de-
sire the BEST Insurance.
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W-HtT DID lr?--A young lady retrrnin
w To her country home after a +, jnurn oi
lew months IN New Y rk was hardly rec.
ognlyrd by her friends. In the place of a
rustic. flushed face, she had a soft ruby com
plexiun. uf almost marble smno hness and
instead Oi y she really appeared but IL
She told tliem plaHlr she used Htgan's Mag
nolit balm, and would not be without IT, AM
lady can improve her personal appearance
very much Oy using this article. II can be
ordered oi any druggist for only so cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all drug
glSts,
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TIMES FIXED ron
Holding Courts!
In TEE THIRD JUDICIAL DrsrRrcr
OF THE STATE OF ONO ros
THE YEAR 1867:
DE IT REMEMprRHp rs.

RE IT REMEMBERED, That at .
~ meeting Of tie judges or the Conrt ~
y. mmon pleas OF the third Common Pleas
Court House in he town VI Bucyrus. I,raw.
,nto county. Ohio. on the day ~ the da,s
nereoi Tor the purpose of fixing the times os
noiulng Vie Terms oi Couiis o, Common Plsaa
he year 1867, We the undersened Judg.s
OF the Court ~ Common Pleas within eud fnr
shld District, do hereby hx the times Of bold-
ing said Courts for the year 1867 in each and
CIV ry county In said District as follows:
The several terms OF the Distric, Cour, I'm
'au a,,n ,"r tne wear 1851 shall commence in the
,eNeTM oOunlcs thereof as fOlloMa 10. wifi.
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Jhs Aantutk 5tffsrsuniaa
NASBY.

The November Elections--Mr. Nasty
breaches n Srrmou-'No Man Put
teth New Wine into Old Bottles,
&c.
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Misses and Ladies'
b a L M O r a L =
At j. 5. Patterson's.
CLO A Il Il RIM MING
In great variety
At ]. :. PATTERsON,a.
Notice.

Notice.
The Board Of Education OF Cass township
Hancock cOuRty, Ohio, will receive scnleC
propos ,ls on the 18th day of Dec, 1866 from
III o'clock A. NJ. until O'clock p. NJ, at the
Center school, House In SAID township, f,r
the building Of three school houses. one IN
each OF sub.distriGts, Nos. |, 3 and 4. SAID
houses I he of brick, double wall, "a by 81
ieoi, II feet high In the clear, set on stone
wall 3 feet high. Houses to he com ole led ol
or before the LIST day Of Nov, 1857. Propos
ais are invited AZ follows, to wit: lst, For tn,
brick and ~ ,son work Of all three houses
~, For the carpenter and mason work Of AL
three houses. ID, For the entire W ,rk of one
two or three houses. m above specified.
SPECIFICATIONS can be seen by calling on the
undersigned
b. order Of the Township B ard,
&c. VAN EMAs, Clerk.
Nov. 23n27.4g.
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J. & A. Langworthy,

Physicians and Surgeons,
"oFFiCE-Ewing' Block, over Baker,
Clothing store
ar RESIDEN CE-west end Of Sandusky
street, hrst house West OF United Brethren
ehurch lot.
DR.. ]. Largworthy will pay especial aiten
lion to diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Lungs an'
Throat.
French Artificial Eyes and Ear Drums II
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FosT OFFS. CosPEDgRArs X ROADS.
(Which Is IN the Stait of BentuckvDf :
Nnyamber Ia ISGG
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ues oi Halu District in and for said year ahali
follows; W. ~
In Union county. Feb. IL, MAY g, Oct. a.
Der IL. P - oe'o-
lnNarion county. Jan. u, March Is. SAINT.
j0' " ~ pept'
In Logan county. Feb. rs, MAY 20. Nov. n
n IN sheioy county, jan -, April 8, Sept.
In Auglaize county, Jan. u, May II. Oot.
In Allen county. Feb. 20. June ls. Nov 70
~ morcer county Jan. Is, May IA, Oct. 1.
Nov S. ''"' i1' June III.
In Putnam county. Feb. 6, Juns 4. oct .,
In Pauldibg county, Feb. S, June IL. s.r,.
In Defiance county, Jan. 2s, May q, sept.
In Henry county, Feb. IL, May IA. Oct. IL.
In Fulton county, Feb. 10, May 81, Oct. 2s.
In williams county, March S, MAY Is. Nov.
IN wood county March 10, fane 1, Nov, 10.
In seneca county, Feb 20, May 2s, Oct. n
In Hancock county. March Ia. Juns n
Nov s. 49, 'uus a.
Ia wySndot county, Feb. Is, May 10. Oct.
In Crawford county, Feb. s, May :, oet.r.
II, And we do further order and direct that
.he several Terms of said Courts shaIl o"m.
lnenee on the first day Of each of said terms
al o clock, a. N. '''AAs
IN Testimony Whereof we issue tbj, o,r
vrucr' hr Tue purpose aforesaid, at sxid
Court House, on this, tha 2lth day OF August
/. d., 1865. Ausu's
J.. y. CoNKLiN,
A. =. LATrY. Judasa.
JAS. McKINzlE,
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FIRE Ru s1NHss SOLELY.

VET GAIN,....,.....,.......sl3G 34O.7;
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To CLoTHIERs Our purchases for this season
having been delayed, waiting the expected decline
in goods we have on hand the largest and best
assorted stock of Clothing in Philadelphia, pur-
chased for cash ercsiUely, at the perry to'0est rates
ofhe season. which enables TO realize fair profit
and sell at prices less than the cost of goods in
most other establishments We can supply clothiers
doing fine city trade, with goods adapted to their
sales, prices much lower than the cost of their
present stocks, that, by making an average of the
whole they will be enabled to dispose of their goods
pt prices covering the average cost and even paying
a profit. .... BENNETT & Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No. 618 MARKET STREET.
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TRE NAUGHTY SON
''BIIl, you young scamp, did not say
You should not buy ne Y clothes to-dayp
To have my words ObeYed meant,
As though were the President"
"Well, dad and even in that case
mean to have the Sendte's place,
ThouRh you veto any measure,
1 can ass 1t at my MEASURE;
And 50 1t comes that, after all,
I've got o suit from lower Hallv'
We have
All.woOl Fancy Cashmere Coats. as low .S5 90
Vests m $50
Making an entire all wool fancy suit for .$l1 so
All-wool black sack Coats low as. ......$ $11 90
% Cashmere Pants i" .......... 500
Making an entire a-woo black suit tor ..... 20 90
AD-wool good style Fancy cashmere Suits to
match for S1450
Astonishing as these prices NAV SEEM compared
with those TO which we have been accustomed for
several years, they are not fctNiouS-lDe hare the
goods iN quantities, at the prices nlettjored. We
make uD no trash-tneY are ali selviceable good.
Advancing from these rates we have goods of all
grades up to the very finest Iabrics, comprising by
far the largest and most complete assortment of
Clothing in Philadelphia mems, youths, and boys'l
SURPASSED by none, and equalled by lew, in style,
make and fit, at prices guaranteed 10 yer than the
lowest elsewhere, or the monev refunded.
BENNETT g. Co,
TOWER HALL,
.. No. b18 MARKET STREET.
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DIED

BREMER.-On the morning of the l4th instant
JOSEPH A., youngestcmd of Joseph A. and Eliza.
beth w. Bremen, AGED months.
The relatives and friends OF tine family are invited
to attend the funeral from the residence of his
parents No 92S N Fifth street, on Monday after
noon at o'clock, without further notice
DORSEY.-0n the 18th instant, Mrs. AMANDA
DORSEY, IN the AID yeaI Of her age, widow of the
late George W. Dorsey.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from her late residence, No l040
Butonwo0d ST. eet on Tuesday, the 17th instant at
terry. - ~
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

RELIGIOUS CONVENTION. The WesS
New Jersey Baptist Sunday School Convention
assembled in the meetng.house OF the Borden
town Baptist Church on Tuesday last, the Presi-
dent, J. ID. Tustin, in the chair The Rev. p. l..
Davies, Pastor of the Tabernacle Church, Cam
den, was appointed Secretary pro tenn. The ses-
sion was opened with prayer ana singing In
the absence of the Executive Committee, new
one was appointed by the President. The Presi-
dent appointed the following Committees:-On
Applications of New Schools; to Nominate
Officers; on Obituaries and on Next Place OF
Meeting; all of which brought in their reports
during the session, which we're approved. The
usual letters for the past year we're read, ex-
hibiting an unusual degree OF religious interest
in the churches and Sabbath Schools repre-
sented in the Convention. Many OF the pupils
have been converted during the past year. Ap-
propriate resolutions were passed in when the
officers and members of the Convention ex
pressed their heartfelt gratitude to God for the
great success that had attended their efforts
during the wear IN extending the influence oil
the Sabbath School, aud in the conversion OF SO
many OF the dear youth. number o. eloquent
and appropriate speeches were made on tho
occasion, in reference TO the question: How
shall the spiritual interests of the youth lately
converted in the Sabbath Schools be pest pro-
NOTED ?" The next meeting VIII oe at mount
Holly, on the second Tuesday in April, 1857.
AN ACTIVE CAMPAIGN.-The leading
politicians OF Camden city and county are
taking measures to commence at an early day
the canAass which will result in the election OF
Congressmen and Legislators the coming tall.
The Union party will work with rednubied
energy to secure majority in the Legislature,
80 that the position OF United States Senator
will not remain untitled another year by the
action of one man IN their ranks. The Demo
Gratis will also work hard Tor the sam purpose.
HANDSOME ENGINE.-The Franklin En-
gue Company, OF Germantown, have provided
themselves with a new and fine steamer, which
has been kept in the Weccacoe Engine Com
.pany's house, in Camden, for few DAYS past
1t is from the An oskeat works. and was taken
home 10 Germantown this morning.
THE RECENT AcCIDTNT.-Coroner Ro-
berts held a view of the body of the chltd who
was killed by being run over by loaded wagon,
Yesterday, and the decision was arrived at that
the sad occurrence was mere accident.
CRURCH AFFAIRs.-On Sunday morning
six persons were received into membership OF
the Tabernacle Baptist Church, and in the even
ing six more were baptized. ....
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NEW DREss-MAKING EsTABLIsHMENT-At the
urOent solicitation of numerous valued patrons, we
have opened department for Ladies Dress-makng,
with suitable reception rooms for the fitunO, etc.,
where we a1e now prepared to execute all orders in
the best and latest European stvle, with the utmost
promptness
Ladies need fear no disappointment in REGARD to
their orders being delivered punctuaV at the time
promised. j. w. PROCTOR & Co.,
No, 800 Chestnut street,
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AN EXTENDED POPULARITY. browns Bron-
chial Troches'' have been before the public many
years. Each year finds them in new localities in
various parts of the World. The Troches pro-
nounced universally superior to all other articles
used for similar purposes For relieving Coughs,
Colds, and Throat Diseases the Troches have been
urot ed reliable.
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w. & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hail. Sixth and Market.
WI b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
w & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W & B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
W & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hal sixth Ind Market
W. & b.. Good Clothing Oak Hail, Sixth and Market.
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ERwIG.-on the 14th instant, CLEMENT Err
WIt1, In the 87th year OF his age.
The mae friends of the family are invited 10 at
tend the funeral from his late residence Lazareto
road Twenty-fouIth Ward on Wednesday morning,
the 9Th instant, at O'Clock, wthout further notice.
FOCER.-On the 10Th instant, Mr.. FRANKLIN
s. FOCER, In the 54tn year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also Ark
Of Safety Division, No; 1856, 9. Of T., and Radiant
Star Lodge No. 232 l. o. of o. IT.. are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday atter-
noon next at O'Clock from his late residence, No.
40 Laurel street. without further notice Funeral to
proceed to st. Johns NJ. e. Church Vault.
D-Early on the morning Of the 10Th instant,
LEONARD JEWELL only child OF Henry II. and
Emily Il. Reed aged years aud months.
The relatives add male nends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the tuneral from the
residence of his parents No 1926 Chesnut street,
Tuesday, the 18th ms ant, at O'Clock L. NJ.
WILSoN.--on the 14th instant, SARAH s., wife
OF George NJ Wilson.
The relatives and friends are respec fully invited
TO attend the funeral from the res dence of her
husband, Fourth-daY MOI ming, the 18 instant, at
IL O'CLOCK Carriages will be in waiting at Chesnut
Hill Depot, to meet the leaving Philadelphia at
O'Clock.