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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-27
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HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

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HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
u HAVE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE (,
n - bio sSpfE5gsnes an m, entire snceess Simple
fonly Medicines perfectly adapted to popular usei
no 80 simple that mistakes cannot be made in,
ger, and so efficient as to be always reliable. =
They have raisedthe highest commentator from, :
all and will always render satisfaction. Is y9Tor
d I, Cures Fevers, Congestion, Infammations IS
2 Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Coiic. IS
DiarrIiea Of children or Adults. IS I
5,aa nDysentery, Gripping Bilious Colic, ,25
,e,6, ChO1era-Mo orbus Vomiting Is
Z-ua5 Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. J.. rs |.
Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache. Is
observation-disclosures Vertigo25
19,1a dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. - IS
p II, suppressed, or Painful Periods IS =
12snr whites, too profuse Periods. IS
a. Salt Islieum, ,Efy ipeias Eruptionsss 8
is Feser hg@e, e6fii e5fHPsss Psserp paPs agasssS
~ 20. Piles blind or bleeding. - 40 &
1S iOpthaimy, and sore or weak Eyes5O
q 19, Catarrll, acute or chronic nauenza5Oo o
e. /" Who oping- Cough, yioieltcough5Q
u g, "a As.hma oppressed Breathing. 60
/, a. GeneraiB Bebiiify ysicalweakness5o .
25, Dropsy, and scanty Secretions, 80
26, Sea-Sickness, sickness from riding5O
A1dney-Dlsease, Gravel., 80
Z -, Nervous debility Seminal
& Emlssfons, involuntary Dis
e. . Sore Month, canief. ..:: ...:....S
80, %" Urinary weakness, q, wetting bed50s.
"a, - Painful Periods, with spasms so
Sa, Suaeringsat change Of life. q. 1 90
u ,1t" /, Diphtherla, liberated sore throat .1
IN So. FAMILY CASES t@A si's
OF 35 to 10 large vfaIs, morocco 'VI- 30
or rosewood case, containing @ sdt
J, disesse fsmiiy ifssy ss ysSbieet GsHa to. 7sTlob
d and books of ofdirections. y;sraI ks
Smaller Family and travelling cases, 5 Effssl
with With 20 90 to 81 ss M walls: from to IS
for Curing and for Preventive sifob
fa treatment in vials and pocket cases, ,$2to$s
10 .e.ss PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Burns, Bruises, Lnmeness,
p Soreness. Sore Throat Sprafns. FoOth.
81 ache, Earache, Neuralgia, Rheuma-
Ntism, Lumbago, PILES, BoilsG Stfngs.
Nose stomach, or of Piles: Corns. UI,
GERS, Old Sores. Price, so cts. to Sits
10 EN- These Remedies, except PONDS EX-
q TRACT, BY the. case or single box, are sent to
any part Of the country, by mail or express free
of charge, on receipt of the price. -, =,
Address Humphreys Specific go -.
AZ Homeopathic Medicine Company,
Office and Depot, No. 562 BROADWAY, New York. y
Dr. HUMpHnEYs is consulted daily at his Office i
personally or BY letter, as above, for all forms OF
q. disease. l---i III " ~
" FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. 1bnud
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-16

lie ondeFaigned hereby give notice fhas
the Accounts Of the ffm Of Herring Il
biiiingslea' may pc found with Dr.. Herring
at,he Union National Bank Of Westmins ter.
Al p'iis nnpeid on the lst Of July next,
wili pc placed in the haads Of private Col
Of the Copartncrahip. "'''''' :
]. W. HEkIN0, III. d..
j. II. BIhLING5LIsA. M. D.,
apIc~-tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-16

Hrs. DARE. No. So North Calvert
IN Street. baltimore, Il prepared 10 ac-
commoinlc permanent and tranaient boar
sfnrs, ppgnlsy fastpna resp peiially solicited.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-16

Nh 11d1<zi4ned al1hpunt<s Is the public
y tlzAf t1is Old and Esfnlaf {oust HAVING
undergone rtlIitiAf i n6H open Tor Geests,
other transient o. regular Rnsfsnfs. His "a
ble viii ainals be <urfIied With die beat allotd
Hquorz AIcs, seeafs, &e Tho Stabjior h.
large srt ample, end attentive Callers aIuays
on band - Nait pppp travellers Thn iocation
~ thte ftpNse 4 very desirable, being near Inc
fapiie Unii9inEs, Bank, de-, and lInf sl4erl
walk from the Nailfoad Depot.
dee6-iy \. n, HENRY, Proprietor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-16

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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-16

Da. F0uKE seald insiis he attention Of the
public % bic lately lmproFsd Arzosrnsasc
PpHHtsx PItfts Fes ARlIrfcikb Tnsfa. BY
means d an improved Air.Chsnbef, The pres.
snre Of the atmosphere FOR hoIding teeth firmly
snd securely u the meaih, {. more eertainly
and eiiectualIy stistned than by any sfyle o.
form Of plate hitherto ased b. The pfofesslon,
The value and excellence o. sei IL Artificial
Teeth are much enhanced b ibis new and truly
phiiosefhicM arrangement.
DR.. Y. eossinnes she Practice of Dentlslry IN
Al IL Breaches, and being Pisas,r Wss1<s
roughly experienced IN tie mnnnfsc,nrs "A
teeth npon tho Fsfcaasfs Base, and Il sreparcd
70 supply shis ssylr " work II very modefats
Fates. Jane lit.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-16

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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-16

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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-16

HAVE to-day received my Simmer styles 81
Il French Lasting Gators for Ladies, 1oieul,er
s an little hoseite, opposite Catholic Chncb,
Y ss'n''Astef; june 4
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-16

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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-16
DENTAL IMPROVEMENTS.
mn. BEANS
Efnproyea Nitrous oxide
Apparatus.
DR.. GEO 8. F0UKE, Dentist,

Having furnished bis Office. IN Westminster.
Nd. with one u DR.. ne3n's Patent Improved
Apparatus for the manufasiurc ofperfeeiig pufe
NITROUS OXIDE GAS,
would Announce that be viii viii D. AZ IN si,se.
prepared % administer this popnlar Annsthaiir
f0r the
Ert,oefios ~ TssM wi,hout faia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23
LATEST GENERAL NEWS.
IBr Telegraph ]


49,. Lieut Charles T.. Moore who was shot in Sa-
vannib THURSDAY, Is Ont o. danger
Messrs Converse Coson & Lamb OF Montreal,
extensive importers groceries have suspended payment
49,. The ST. Louis Merchants Exchange elected
fsr gates YESTERDAY the Sltoai Board o. Trade meeting
Can't SpoOner and son. of Fall River, were
drowned The Providence yesterday afternoon while b'nns
Mrs. Kemble closed her third series Of readings
BoJu yesterday afternoon AMI took tie egeans uhn Tor Pm
aiephia
.. Sallie Davis attempted 10 jump of the railroad
bridge Ea,A,e lean TLasay but vas caught ial saved %
eoored woman.
Little attention il paid in Montreal TO the re,
mort, t tie Fcnisu contemplate fiIl
on Canada on the ats! o. June
49,. The Feninns held large and enthusiastic
ee'ns A. the Court GIT AMI Gcu Omen Anl
other members u the brotherhood spoke
....The body of an unknown man drifted ashore at
s hsrrs rath At London ye'tes morning IL hal aPPa
parenty been ip,ihe water bat short time
The trial of Kern Rigey at Dedham, Mass,
Tor kag Thomas A. the night o. tie Fourth Of July list re
d m verdict the second degree and he sentenced
u State Prsoa for life
800. Mrs. Leonard Griffin Of Greene, Me-, drowned
liz Apro.eoggu River Weinesisy hhe told her children
her Intentions them followed her 10 ths bank The body ~n
recovered 10 u mlnules, bat hfo ~As eIlnet
Articles of agreement between the pugilist,
"Pf Du,sv Of Csgo Abe Hcken the English busrr we're
gne on Tusay the forfeit pat up IN 81 Louis %
AIT ~ he - Busy stalking $4,000 AMI Hcken Sl lie
18th Of July Is the dag sKei Tor the encounter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23
THE DRAMA.

At last the weather appears to have sub
aided Spring 20 have spent its fury The adyen-
furious spirit may venture out at least block from
home. without Oyereoat and umbrella. Perhaps this
sunny mood win continue. We would not however, en-
courage sanguine antcipatons. Blessed are they who
expect nothing said Dean Swift for they shall not be
disappointed While we write these words the is
shining but when these words read the windows Of
heaven may chance 70 be open once more.
II they are not, the peasure-seeker viii have
pleasant day and evening for stroll among
the theatcrs Let us note what he can Sea- As
high up town ThirtIeth-st he can see that Mr.
George Woods vigorously pushing on his preparations
Tor opening next Fall Woods Museum and Metropolitan
Theater-wlnch Is. learn TO oustrp Barnums IN the
best days Of that Onceloyey but defunct nstitu
Ton Coming down TO West FOurteenth-st the stroller
can hear The Bohemian Girl" sung al the French
Iheater, by Caroline Richings and her English Opera
Troupe This for the evening however the Doctor OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23

OF the pleasant description II is supposed that the
labOrs OF the Embassy in visiting the eleven powers WIN
which there are treaties Will occupy about year ana
half.
Mr. Burlngame is likely TO receive the sympathy anu
approval of every enlightened citizen In his efforts 10
unite China in friendly relations Win the great powers
OF the world This feeling promises to extend beyond
merely individual demonstrations III iact MI BuIIlh
game has already been rendered invitation to grand
banquet, to be given by prominent gentlemen oil t's
city IT il understood that Mr.. Burlingame informed
the committee that waited on him last evening az
his hotel that diplomatic propnety required him TO hs'
pay his respects to Government at Washington after
which he doubtessy would accept the invitation they so
cordially extended 10 him. In anticipation Of his accept
anee. preparations have been commenced for most
sumptuons banquet To-day Mr.. Burngame will visit the
Central Park other interesting localities In company
with the ditaries OF his Embassy. with view TO thelr
entertainment the evening he will be the guest OF
the Century Club greet his old friends; he VIII retHse
to receive any ostentatOus display however ana VIII
make no speeches Next week he goes to Washington 10
present his credentials from the Chinese empire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23

Acantara is assigned for the Matinee. stroling over
TO Irving place. may hear Blind Toms panOplaying
at Irving Hall few steps will take him to Steinway
Hail. where the Musical Festival in progress or 10 MI
Dan Bryants New Minstrel Hail. where Ethiopian Min
stelsy is presented in its best guisc, and where Mr.
Bryant's performances draw OVERLOOKING audiences
Passing thence he may seek the uproariOus san Fran
cisco Mnstrels and laugh Of the broades humor
the burnt cork description II he has mind for pano
ramc shows, lie may fight again the battles
Of the civil war, at MadisOnsquare Han, or
see unroled the splendors Of Californian
scenery, at Dodworth's. History and romance
deity and gracefully invite him, the drama Of The
White Cockade" at wanacks Theater Repetition has,
of course improved the performance Of this piece
which, if very strong, yet very pleasant and sug
gestive to thought mind and fancy. little lower down
Broadway the wOrre Sisters prance and sing, in the
burlesque Of paris and Helen" at Matinee as well
as in the evening; and Mr. Iengwe enacts Romeo Jer
ktnS. Mr.. Fox, Hlmpty Dl1npty makes merry at
the Olympic, and the Fawns-and satyrs-dispOrt at
Niblos The customary Saturday afternoon perform
ances are announced at both these houses; ana our
stroller has the choice Of afternoon or evening per
Torrance the Broadway Theater where The Connie
sOogah" keeps its place-though soon 70 be sheNeu a
change of bin is to be made next week over al bIooA
lyn in the Academy Of Music Risto may be SEEM to
night as Isabella Suare This will be her Farewell ap
pearance i'm Brooklyn and it ought to call out all the
staunch adherents Of the legitimate drama in that cult
waited city Next Monday Ristori commences her rare
well performances in NewYoTB. Mt the French Iheater
Hsster Teresa" will be played on Monday and marc
Antoinete" on Tuesday It will be seen that for this
dav-of sunshine we trust-and for the week to come
our stroller will find plenty Of recreatons OF all Sorts
whereby to refresh his mind. stimulate his fancy, and
drive away the many little blue imps Of care.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23
MUSIC.
- -se~Nrse-NN~ ~
THE FESTIVAL AT STEINwAY HALI-rIFTH
EvENING-HAYDN's "CREATION."

-sNNNs-N~ ~
THE FESTIVAL. AT sTEINwAY HALI--rIFTH
EvENING-HAYDN's CREATION"
The performance of "The Creation" last
night was decidedly better than either Of the two pre-
vous oratoro representations the solo singers all being
I'm GOOD voice. and the chorus much frmer than before
Madame Rosa awakened, usual great deal or enthu-
sasm in all her arias especially With Verdure Glad
and "on Mighty PeDSn That charming passage
In the latter, "Cals the tender dove his mate"
was exquisite bit Of vocaizaton and both pieces
indeed, superbly sung. Mr.. Simpsons most sue
cessful effort In native worth" Dir. Thomas was
very good In the concluding piano passage of the
Rolling in foaning pillows" aria, end sang "Now
heaven in fullest glory shOne" quite nicely The well
known trio. "On thee each living soul awaits" was
beautifully DONE and So too, the bass and soprano
duet with chorus. BY thee with bliss" The choruses in
general were much better than doing the Harmonic
Society much credit but the tendency to miss the
time and open in struggling and diatOry manner which
we have before alluded TO frequently perceptibe II
was so especially in Awake the Harp" and still more
painfully in the famous The Heavens Telling" This
latter grand chorus however except the beginning
admirably.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23
SUICIDE OF A PHYSICIAN IN SAVANNAH

On Friday night, the 18th inst, DR.. j. T.
Paterson reached his hotel in Savannah, Ca at about
o'clock apparently very He went TO bed with
his clothes on Between IL and two o'clock ne arose anu
took three or four drinks OF sprs His WE VINO wac
lying the lounge asked the doctor what no a &
His reply was laudanum." bho then asked nlin now
much he had taken. TO which he replied forty drops
IL not that a large dose Z" mo, he replied, mot ior
a man I'm INV nervous condition" THIS remark queted
his wife and after further conversation D0th went 10
aeen Al about eight O'Clock IN the morning the pro-
prcor of the hotel entered ind asked the doctor some
nuestons 10 which he made answers, but none were
ratouaI He did not get them but lay on the pea am
sank into deep sleep, breathing very heavily Az aDons
m o'clock his wife, alarmed at his sleeping so long anu
breathing so heavily. tried 10 awaken MIN
PaiIing. she sent for Dr. j. ID. Fish. the attend
AMI pbysicIan who arrived at about ny o'clock lie
fonnd The patient insensibe, with all the ndcatlons
which follow the taking OF laudannm Remedies proved
useless aud few minutes after tho doctors artyai ~
paterson died He a Sc0tohman very lhteihgent
and al the time his death 80 years OF age eeye
wears preyOus TO the war he emgrated 10 BOSTON, DhSs
and engaged In his profession OF dentistry Ihero ,so
married. and also there his wife died, ater Whicn uo
moved 10 Charleston s. O., where he WORKED Us uenlrt
some time. Then he moved 70 Augusta, ga, Wnole no
worked al his profession While there lie married again
At the breang OF the war he went TO a.
ard was surgeon In the Confederate states arm Aer
the close OF the war he moved TO Savannah lie nhd Oeh
carving on an extensive lumber business having HS
mills at Darien and his office In Savannah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23

sprng Wheat, declined DC wa,sr unchanged wheat aa III
aysud Red $500 10 Pea9' gGi u ga, SS s cot M VA
snd Pcssyltan 939s5c Rye s:eay at " TO- Provisions n q
1 s%s@sa Nav 2Pour dali UNCHANGED Wheat teHei
Ss,nc %l1i ,es a. Ic RE scarce gs ds%d
Barley Cotton quiet At 2ge lei9 " % Prt osS, a. aa5 so
B"s Meas SS sp al gi5 r shoulders and Sides Gie Sr Cs
sT cjea III sj Lard d At DE sb at sc Gold 'h
IoSsvnIx May p Tobseos 100 bids Lgg a. sc ~ 80.
Pine Leaf SO 50a$7 Mason SeasV a es
95 o.ts sad9ic Malt 81 e5a 81 90 Eys ~ c,g Rb siss
i7e sides sbouder 3c Clear Sides ilaiie
EErS9 Ms, ~ OF ASSs9 Sc SRs "s g. Corn
2S SALES Of sgsSc Oats gnosnsed Lsls lrsE T 5Ss
bush Corn 3 600 bush Oats
Mw.gkEs May aa-Tlour ecnIag Choice ws9si" and f9.
declining 500 for No 81 70 f No Oats steady a. v
hush Wheat bush Oats 1000 bush Cora sbp~sH'''
WrMSeIoS G. May a1-spin Of rarpen'ns droep2 s s
50 20; No % es2 80 No 80 So Pale IS 'oasz COu's
sIvasSaa Geo Nay s~Coou drmer, buyers very cautious,
hs55g arT s At S NT ,yss DAN and nothing doing sale.
% bales: receipts IS bales Mddlng nomnag DC a.,o :.
w GssI .sr. Nay 5.cSsd t ss ds ' No 81 s
81 81, Corn declined lale No IN store si 10 ~ 4 -, yS NJ
ana 81 So Barley doll and aomia PT I.
sm Al lss s Live Hogs active ., IS for Inferior % sey
lots Beef Cattle quiet AID unchanged PIslgn' e sin ss 6s
Flour 5000 ZOO bush Corn and 100 s'h oas
c. NAY 2lC0ttDnBuyers decline N plfuN "
present rates sales buyer, 2 sellers ask & kee<
iJ2 bales No exports u, -.
ST. IoUrs May 22TobaccoBh2ht Leaf bgheri ohe, gris
nm Flour hesyy! ss.s.a.e ssas = plr~, and va, fn'sd
White Pan sc 500 81 Corn doll; Mixed ssqS9e tb0ie
9l6S2c yellow SOC Oats heavy at lGa ke s'@' ' W
at 3 88d 81 Provisions heavy. Mes PORK 80 'gas ,
Lard firm; held Al nc Natue Itt
5 Sh,o"S Reeves la 90 IS for No gross weight LiTe Hogs
firm at sra So sheep s40S7 weight for Somm9a 70 Oa
Receptsl 600 bbls Flour, 5000 bush WHEAT s'V Oash "'" ~
bush. Oats - - LID IL.
EEw 0RLEANs MAY 22-Cotton dul Mddings @ '~fs m.
bales; 20 bales; 1858 balesf sllcs 10
week $3.50 bales; receipts 959 bales; exports to LwePo"
bales; c0asNise 33 bales 0
bSlJ Sterling Exchange 1914 li New York sight sEehange
y cont premium flour dull Snpcrhae, 90 81 ~
Treble EItra 30 25ssll Choice $l39sl5 IS Germ arn At ~ %
= II o. Oat. Gll al Hay dull, bl30 go PORK iui az
80 80 Bacon dull Shoulders, lac Clear Sides lsc Lard quiet,
pole Tierce 1919 .,.,,
n, 30 ivol h4le, cpa,,sS To- bales stock lJt1 bisi
sales TODAY $50 bales Stiiag z8a13!c bo'no. S'AAb w.
CENTS III bales; exports, 3,i39 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23

The GENERAL CoMMITTEE.-Ihe Repuollean
General COMMITTEES was organized on "Wednesday even
ing Gen. John Meredith Read Jr Deng e1eS i1 Sons
Vice and H. 8. Van sanford, Treasurer In the 80
we have assurance OF vigor and efficiency III
fSs conduct OF the campaign. AL the gentlemen NAMED
are thorough going, straightforward Repabeans wno
Inov now 10 work and have the disposition to DO SO
Cen Read was President OF the Central Wids-Awake
club m the campaign of 1850 and those who
an s stirring scenes forgotten his energy gOo
Judgment and skill displayed In the administration 10
Ia affairs The qualities will be evidenced 10 n
new and honorable position 20 which he has peeh en
Inv the unanimous voice Of thu party The heplDca ,
az Albany thoroughly organized and under Pnd
dsnt and cOmpetsnt leadership will give prOmpt Hu
hearty response to the nominations OF the chicago
noa, ,i9n Albany Evening Journal
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DIED

AsTBE-suddeny weiaesiy eyea1g My - seeoa b. wife
Isaac Asten snd daughter o. TIE late Jimes wi A., ~.
Thirty artb.,t Ninth aul Tenthes Siiardv
afternoon at ? O'Clock.
BOLMER-At Tsppau on Frl,y May o. William r. DonT yea
81 years months aud III dags 49,
The relatives and friends uve attend tie fnei Mosi,y.
the 25h inst ae J:l0 from NesiSrk
C0RNBLL-o Thursday morning NAY a. Charles Ieinin Cor5
The relatives sod friends Of the f1P are s,se a Initial to IT.
on sunday, the Path lust. at p O'Clock ?. IN.
GRAY-In Brooklyn THURSDAY May a. 1863 samuel o'sy .sss
Funeral from Bapt, meeting vnuderhtase lDr H.o.
attend Take siyrle-ave At Fulton FeHy.
GIEFIYG-In this city Fri,L the ali inst Ma, MARI Gas.
daughter Of the william Citing In the 8lt % her
and friends Of the family invited 70 aisof ia
funeral from Der late residence No " BaaEs on SUNDAY tie Eau
KNOwLToS-Iq Brooklyn on ThqsisI Nay e. Of Pneunouf
Iii relatives ard friends Of the my are respectfully
his late residence No l9 South OHiorlst Brook
Bngha@ton n Y, stanford COun. AID Augusta G'. PsPev
please
LAwRENCE-At Finishing L. Thuraay MAJ 81 att reseoes
other brother John W. Lawrence, Anna " LarTeue. -.
the funeral from Georges Church Flushing on Monday Mag ~
IIvISGsToY-Ou Tbursay Mas a. stb, residence % Wet
Tbtvseysnh'. Gerard william Livingston IL le 7ih yei' ~
TIE relative, and friends Of the my are respectfully invited
the funeral At the Brick Church Faa'e corner Of thV-
PRTOR-At Bedford the 2 n Phebe laughter OF tie ate
Edmund Prior
sCHRAM-At Grand Blanc Mich sner short Illness saui.y
joseph sad Pbsndtr D. of1i, Of this city, aged years
sAND @ s Ia s Bs9s gFi5 Gsq, o. ss go a
The funeral ryi.es viii be held Church q the Holy comuaSu.
siIibsve aud Twenetst Monday the 25'h inst at oeok
THOMAs-on the 10th inst ElktOn Nd Sanael Dre~ TAOnis
aged % years
New Village. Long Island 18Th inst snsr
lingering Illness Thos D. ToOker IN tue 52i year Of his age
vAYDERyEBR-Av snders Paek@ue NesJsrsey ou tho
friends invited to attend the funeral from The Re n.i
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1926. and by occupation clock maker At the time
al his death he Collector Of Internal Revenue in New
Haven
whore she had resided for II years and whore Mr. selden
died III 1853 SIR selden was formerly eminent lawyer
~ TINS y The contemporary OF Charles OCOnor, Francis
Il. Cutting, and others.
James w. Page, formerly an extensive COM
mission merchant. died In Boston on TUESDAY night.