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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
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Nothing that has ever been known or heard Of as
tonic adds 90 much to ,he resistant power OF the
human system, under circumstances unfavorabe
TO health, as HosTETfER's sroMAoH BlTTERs.
II you would escape the Intermittent Sevsrs, fits Of
Indigestion, bilious attacks snd bowel complaints,
ofNhich cold and damp are the frequett causes,
uss the BITIERs as . PROTECTIVE MEDICINE,
This is The visest course; but II already an invalid
try the preparation az BRSroRArIVE In either
case full reliance may be placed upon lis eficacy
There is no mystery about the causes Of its sue.
cess. II 10 the only stonachic and alteratiye in
which are combined the grand requiIitfshef
mid, pure and unvitiated vegetable stimulAnt
with this finest selection of tonic, ant-bilious.
anti.scorbuiic. aperfent and dspuralive herbs,
plauts roots and bsrbs that have ever been inter-
mixed in medicinal preparation.
The Bittsrs have this distinctive quality, which
Is not shared IL 10 believed, by any tonic, tncture
pnlse. though 1t nfuses wonderful degree Of yigor
int, the nervous system, and strengthens and
hustains hs whole physical organization.
California; and Australia have emphaticAliy en-.
dorsed /, as the MINERs' StRDIgfEg par eseslienee
and in Spanish AmericA and all the tropical climate
1t is conAdertd the only reliable antidote to
epidemic fevers.
The already immense and still Increasing con-
sumption OF HosTE TIERS STOMACH BTTrERa,
backed BY m,ny of the most innuentIal physicians
,hrougtout ths country, should convince tho most
sEepfical that 1t Is worthy the conhdencs and
appreciation Of all.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

THsThkttLnhsLf LIFE AND ACCIDENT lEsU-
RANCE Co., OF Hartford. Conn, is a marvel
nf nunceaa, and illustrates the beneho'Dt
power OF capital combined with integrity,
buAiness capacity, good Judgment and great
ndm'nIstratiye skill. The character OF ito
oNief executive Cilicers--Whom we have
hS0Wn personally for many years-inaplrls
PUBLIC confidence. When the subject OF per-
s0fdl insurance is fully understood, eops
WILDE as prompt to insure against accidents
and death as ,hey now are to insure their
prnpetty against fire.
This company In three and half years have Issued
over l26 900 accident policies, and In lie hr year
and half OF life Insurance has Issued over three
thousand life policies It has.pad for death losses
S205, 900, for which Il received but el,T48ln prem
iums II has paid In all over 400 losses, ranging
from So 10 $4,000 each, Aggregallng 900, jan
"a, 1865. Il paid over sSoo 200 lcl5ea laH year and
had balance Of assets left Of $685., 900. such a
record y unIMlallsled m llllgly 10 Insurance
companlea. The office Of the Western Branch Of this
truly naiphal II AZ 80 ~ Sale ltreet,
Chicago dnde the Infringement Of Gen. Jullug white,
well known throughout The Northwest, and -agents
may be found IN all places Of importance throughout
the United States.
The following Is list Of agents Of this company In
Che towns named below r...-s4s
L fFit +R-HN IN WISCONSIN,.
J. a. Jones, shsboyean Geo. ". Hangsflofd, sie-
John 2, Thomas sheboy- yens Polot-
ganFsts 81. Edwi Hlllyer, Waupun.
s. b. Gag, Rlchland Gem Robert Shields, NeenAh.
ire A. A. Flint, Stoughton.
Hiram A. Sheldon, Bu-- chas. L. Dering, tOlun-
lington. bus.
). D. b. Wiier, Grand Rap. Phelps & Haywood omro.
b s. Ellls& Co., Green + 3. PuiiOrdI Mineral
Bay. Point
Bay, s5.,
| Marahait Hqrrv. Lake Civ
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

and ten seconds and distanclng Her0-sec-
ond to poWerful locomotive rushing and
clanking along on an even grade with an
express train The Auburn horse was got
by Ohampioh, Who was, very near II NOT
crlte sh0ruughnIed. BE was noted among
other things, fel savage temper, and no
amount Of coerotan was sufficient to sub
due him. His SON has not inherited that
disposition but . tFaclaple and hlnd, as
weIlas courageous and deleTmlned. Soon
after Mr.. Bonner got the Auburn Horse he
was tried with Peerless, and though he
could not get BY the mare, che was unable
to shake hIm.off, The fact that compares
lively green young horse, that had never
been in the hands of regular trainer for
a dav, and that had been employed IN
| hauling timber no great while before,
should be able to lay his head upon Peer
less's shoulder and stuck there while she
was doing her best, seemed to be almost
Incredible, but such was the case, When
Gen. Grant reviewed the trotters on the
grand field day at DubOiss track, the Au-
burn Horse driven by Mr.. Bonner to q road
wagon created more sensation among
horsemen than anything else on the ground.
A few months before Hiram Woodruff died,
the Auburn Horse was sent to him, and
| this was the first time that he was eyer in
a training stable, At first he did nothing
| but logging work, there being little sore
ness in his feet. When that was removed
he eave the aOldi Field Marshal and his
aids such touch of his quality that they
never forgot ,k.A,He out rotted Lady
Thorn as easily as she could out trot I'm.
sos. horse and then landing upon the
| home stretch, he went up the straight at
such, a rate that Hiram declared It was be-
yond all his former experience. 1t was
bis settled opinion that he could drive thl:
horse In harness In Pm. lSs., or better, and
he was man as capable of forming
sound opinion, and of asDnuch care in ar
riving at one on such point, as any ina
q ever lived. Last year another experience
and able trainer had the Auburn Horse Iol
while. This. was, John Crooks, who
brought California Damsel to perfection
and drove the stallion George Wilkes II
the best race he ever made. Even aitel
Dexter had gone in On II las. In harness
at Buffalo, Crooks still maintained that the
Auburn Horse was probably as fast as ans
horse in the, world, # not faster. The re.
naming glories Of Mr.. Bonners stable
Young Pocnhontas and Dexter-nnust be
deferred to another article-N Y. Sun.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

Prince AdaIbeFt looks more Americana
likethan any Of the other Princes. He Is
q c0uain of the King, and High Admiral o.
the Pfnhlan fleet. He has, q kind and
sadoIhlf sbofep face, and lsa good man.
much llkedby the people. OF course, con-
versallon turns In Berlin great deal upon
the Princes and their doings, and II teel
again IN . eosslping mood, Lshall tell you
some choice anecdotes, even infelation 70
Ills Most Sacred Majesty. There were
still some other minor Royal Highnesses
present at the ball, and among them the
Duke Of Mecklanburg, whom the impollte
public called Prince 'tSchnapps. " OF these,
however, / know little.frl rFlal0t
The Royal, procession passed three times
through the hall, while singers in the or
chestra sang SOME hymn q suppose II
praise Of royalty and Sadowa,) and ther
returned to their boxes. These sortei
were repeated three times, and meantim'
the. King and some Of the Princes went OF
the floor unaccompanied and convefset
with many acquaintances. gtnii2 Asi
Supper wastaken In the concert hall
! The price ofi was not included in the cos
| ofthe admission ticket. ---i- t..,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30


Pam ig supposed 10 be the lot OF rs poor mortals
as ineyItabls IS death, and liable 81 any time to
cnme upon Us. Therefore It is important that
remedial agents should be ct hand 10 be- used ON
any emergency, when we are made to feel tho ex.
cIuiilstng agonies OF pain the depressing inlu-
once Of dlsease.
Such remedial agent exists in the "Psin Killer"
the fame OF which has extended over a the earth.
Ad the eternal ces OF the polar region. or beneath
lanS burning sun Of The tropics, itB virtues are
known snp appreciated. The effect Of the Pain
Eiler upon the paiieni, when taken internally In
saaes -fcoldscoughsb bowsl complaints cholers,dys-
enisry and other affections Of The System have been
truly wonderful, and has won for II sname amcpg
medical Preparations that can never be forgotten.
IT, snccess In removing paina an external remedy,
Of buTIls brusep, Sores sprains cuts. sting
OF nsec's and other causes Of fsuiisring has Tecur
ed for itthe n1ost pfominedt pos ton among the
me dicinea Of the day. N,b M tg,4IIE
AS- Beware Of counierfeita and WORTHLESS Imits-
ionG Gall for Parry Davis Vegetable spain Killer"
spd take mono other, ng-Soldby ell druggieis and
Rroeefs. sgtf ff'f sprldtillmsyi
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

BRrGANDAaE IN SPAIs.--The Spanish
journals publish an account ofthe release
Of captive to brigands after an imprison-
ment of more than two months under
most extraordinary circumstances At the
beginning of January last, wealthy in
habitant Of Priego. near Cordova named
Chavarri, aged 70, was carried of by ban
dts, who demanded q sum of more than
2OO, 900 fr. as a, a,ransom. Notwithstanding
minute search made by the authorities,
no traces of the missing gentlemen were
obtained until about a week back, when
the Commander oJ the Civil Guard, named
Arizona, discovered the mouth of the cav
ern in which, from information received,
he had reason To suppose that NJ. Chayarri
was concealed. Taking with: him party
of his men, be got himself let down by a
a rope TO the floor Of the cave, at . depth
Of sixteen feet; hetben lighteda lantern,
and on looking around saw an opening to
q second subterranean cavity still deeper.
Arizona now called for aid, and, with one o.
his men, was let down by the same meant
to the second cavern they; however
found no signs Of any prisoner, and wert
about to abandon the search when theJ
heard some groans from behind a heap o
stones at one extremity they then set Il
4 work, and after an hours labor madeai
opening to third cavern, in which the.
found the unfortunate prisoner, who wa
then drawn up to the surface with the rope
He stated that be was provided with foo
every two days, and that he had suffere,
but little from cold. y.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

CARDIEAL BoEAPABTE.--The newly
created Cardinal Bonaparte is consid.
cred one Of the heirs presumpiive To
the Papal throne. His scutcheon diff
fers but slightly from that Of his i'm
perial cousin, and his livery is of the
same color as that Of the French En-
peror. AS q prince he has a right to
one more carriage than the other car.
dinals. The expenses Of his instslla-
tioD, in presents, fees, receptions, &c.,
amounting to 65.000f, will be paid by
the Emperor Napoleon. In general,
nine.tenths of the oardinalsafe obliged
to contract loan to meet this cost.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
PoErRY.
APRIL.


Ac,,l has aearched the wintarlantl,
AKA found her petted hoEers againi IA
ehe kiesed them TO unfold their Leaves, 81
she coaxsd them with her sun and rain,
And Allied tue grass with green cnntents
And made the weeds ard clover yam.
Her fAres climbed the naked trees.
And aet green caps on evety stalk;
Her pri1roses peep baahtulp
- Rrorn borders OF the gerden walk
And In the reddened maple tops
Her blackbird gossips cit andgtalk SIS 8s
~ ahe creets the patient evergreeDs
She 1ets a store OF ancient gold,
t-,- 1livss tasselled preAents to the breeze
Aod teaches rivers songs OF old--
AHs TSsr .S shsfss the trees with stolen Marcel
And laughs 10 hear the cuckoo scold.
sometimes. to fret the sober sun,
yfo.trrr ~ 9he mills the clouds across his faee
sut6ads snowdrift 10 the woods, i
Grows meek sgain and prays bis graee
s. Il, Watts TIL the last white wreath ~ gone,
And drops arbutus in the place
qr Her crocuses and volets = q,
= Give ali the world gay, Good yeaf!
Till irises grow tired OF green,
And Ret themselveS purple gear;
And tiny buds that lie asleep
On hill and field, her summons near
She rocks the saucy meadow1cup;
The supsers heart anew she dyes;
She fllls the duck OF deepest Woods
With vague sweet sunshine and surprise;
And wakes the periwnkles mp
To watch her with their wide blue eyes,
At last che deems her work is DONE
,siff . And huds a willow rockug-chair,
Hons speclacles Of epp'e-onis,
So Kerchief aud cap of almonds rare,
And sits, very grandmother,
Shifting her sunshine needles, there +
And when abe sees The deeper suns
That usherlin the happy Nav,
She sighs 10 think her time is psst,
And weeps because she canuot stay,
And leaves her tears upon the grass
And turns her face. and glides away
-ANantio. for April.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
MANurAoTunl o. Opium. M.-4The man.

. MANUFACTURE OF OPfUM. The man
uiacturer Of opium islikely toibe conn
menced in France. Experiments have
shown that it is possible to extract It
from the poppy, and the only question
was how to make it profitable; the
worst drawback being tle Frequency Of
rains, occurring just at the moment when
the incisions have been made in the
stems, whereby o large portion Of the
iuicei is either lost or spoilt NJ. Ualliery
. French chemist, having conceived
the idea Of pulling up the plants by
the roots, in the proper season, and
bringing them under shelterin order to
effect their incisiop, without danger
from the weather. has found this plan
to answer beyond expectation, The
roots are kept ii water during the pro-
cess, ana id this way . larger proper
ton Of the milky juice Is obtained than
by the ordinary method.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
10 Consun,ptives.

TRyHfs REV, EDWARD A. WILSON,
II win send tlrqe Of chRrge) to al who desire
~ the prescriptQn with the diEaciiona for making
oured of d severe hung Aiection, and that dread
dlfeaecp Consumption. His only object Is 70 benent
the athlete d, and he hopes every sufferer will try
HE remedy, 40 1t VIII cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing, Please address,
ltI5v. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1893 6auth Second stsaet TiiliamBburgh, New
York - VA. raaygcvig
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
Marriages in New York.
From the New York Evening Post ]

From the New York Evening Post.
The number of marriages in this city
during the year ending October l, 1867,
was 1873. The marriage rate, estimated
upon the census Of 1885, was therefore
90 6S in 1000 Inhabitants, or one marriage
to every 96.6S Of the population. Inc
marriages that were registered in Brook
lyn in the same period, number l,849, CIV
ing marriage rate ofs.ll in ], 600 inhab.
itants, or one marriage to every 2l9.6 o.
the population. It Is probable that the
marriage-rate is higher in the latter than in
the former city, 80 that the defects Of regis
tratioD, and consequently the neglect OF the
provisions Of the law on the part fthose
who perform nuptial ceremonies are shown
to be glartDg. O.. = ''.
0fthe l6,O26 persons married 10 New
York last year, 20 males and i2SL females
were under 20 years Of age; 2,OSS males Ie
and 3.2OH females were between ~ anu IOj
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
Ho1noWAY's P11.1s AND OINrMRNr. :

HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT. -
Practice aeairat 1haory-The unparalleled success
which attenda tteae remedies In their rsdicsl
xvii, Barbsr'a Itch, Ulcer, Sore leV, Rnkwo'm m,
and all ekin diseases uld b. dt temtd Incredible,
were 1t not substantis'ed by 90 cloud Of living
Witnesses" Such benefcient reEula cannot fail to
challenge our adrniration for the genius hch die
plays such science In the extirpation CT disease
and in the triumph Of health Sold by all Drug.
g'sts. NA'F }ie Dit
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
70 errors UfX0utk.

A .GENTLEKIAN, WHO sUFFEMED
N Tot years nom Nervods D6b5Iiiyy PremAture
win icr he sake oi suiarike hnmaniiy seiid nee %
an who reed n the recipe and directions Cor max
ing the Fimpls remedy BY which he was cured
Sufferers wialing 10 proet by the advcftecT'Bcx'
ssnss JOIN San oaD = csa nov T
may7cW1y
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

Fox's EATING HOUSE, MILWAUKEE. :
1t is kindness to the public to inform
them that Fox, who so long delighted the
travelling public With his splendid meals at
Portage city, now attends 70 their wants at
the Union Depot 10 this city At noplace IN
Milwaukee is better meal served than ut
the Union Depot Eating House, and at mod.
crate rice.--DAnH WISCONSIN as
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
Aliens n4uDg BaIsanrn
he reno " tor ourinV

C2'ls,uaptioa, CoagAs, BrOHehiis, Ashmd, Group
Pains and OpDr.sisn Of he cheat or Lungs,
1bp1 Difficult Brcatsing and all ne Diseuses
.-.,s, Of The Pulmonary 0rganS
The BAIaAa is introduced to the suffering public
aer tS merits for the positive cure ofsuc diseases
hive been fully tested. The iormuls from which IT
is prepared isreserred to by the leading medical
journals as being equal to any prescription that
can b made up for such diseases by the medica
faculty. The BALsAM is recommended by physi.
Glars who have become acquainted with Its great
success. 20
4Asan ExpseIoraRtiehGs no Equal!
Ministers and Public Speakers, who are go often
AFFLICTED with Throat Diseases. will nnd sure
remedy in. thia BAtsAM. LoEenges and waters
sometimes give relief but this BALsAM taken few
| times will inture permanent cure.
will The afflicted cerRyman teBt its meritsi
J N. HARRIs 4 Co, Propriesors, Cincinnati,
Ohio Sold by ali DruggiAts. ootlScwly
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
COmDauV.
LOaloo ll0 Main atroot, AIlIwauEoo.l

lOhice 416 Main Street, hlilwaukee.)
$4,000 Members and e2,5OO, 900 Assets,
EDWARD IIsLEY, Actuary. g. 8. DAasErr, Prest.
HEBsH sAIrH, Gen. Ag't A. ". KntLoas, sec'y.
EXTRA PREMIUMS.
Stationary engineers, passenger conduo.
Tors. express and mail agents and baggage
masters on railroads; masters, mates, pilots
and clerks on lakes or riyers north of st.
Louis, and miners, pay one-hsli of one per
cent, per annum, extra, (i5 90 on each 81, 900
Of insurance).
Engineers aud freight train conductors,
one per cent. At
LIMITS OF RESIDENCE AND TRAVEL.
The limits prescribed by the policies are
those portions Of the Western Hemisphere
north Of the Tropio of Cancer, aud any por-
tion Of Europe, with freq passage allowed to
and FROM Europe In ffst-class steamers or
sailing vessels Permits 10 travel TO or resi-
deDoe in other places outaide of the pre-
scribed limits will be granted at rates pro-
Ttiouedto the risk.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
! Tnforination.

HNFuIsMATION GUARANTEED TO
head or behrdlehs face. Also receipt for the remov.
oil Of Pimpless BlYiches, fruptivna, etc., on the
sf. leaving the same SOFT, clear and beautiful can
10 obtained without ohafKe BY addressing id1
9i TH0a- II. 0HAkMAN, Oheipiat,.9a
y nsy7cwly 8 aoi s2S broadway New York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

,Vo1UplUs SUPREMA. the Latin phrase
expressive OF the climax Of voluptuous rlcbDeps,
msy be justly applied to the fragrance Of PHALoN's
new perfume, ''FLoR DE MAYOR" the most
'luxudons aud permanent of floral odors So d by
all dfupRsta
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

m TIE PUREsT AND SWEETEST CoD LIVER
on IN the world, manufactured from fresh, healthy
lvers upon the see ahore; It Is perfectly pure and
aaeeE Patients who have once taken Il can take
no other. Ask for Hazard a Caswelps God Liver
oil,S.u Msnufac ured BY Casweli, Hazard b o.,
hew York. sold BY all aEuggists, slTnosbeow
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

MoRsE q WARD, 54 Lake street, Chicago,
are the headquarters for hoop skirts, corsets
and paper cDllars They are agents for
Osborne q Chset eman's great hoop skirt
maDuiactory, and for Bemis' paper collars--
the best 10 the market and supply the trade
at manufacturers prices. w 1t
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

q CoUaH MEDICINES should be 30 COM
pounded that thsy can be taken "litte and often"
II IL the throat and ohest, not the eomach that Ia
effected This Is one great secret Of tbs sccesa Of
q. oEs CoroH BAIsAIl. Try it. All dealers sell It,
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~. !, Z, 2, rrsi -rs-

Z a FDMTaRRs OF THH 6EA1TIFUL In
ffancs Of Wc0Swoftifs ssRL0R DEL EsPfRITU
HANTOv the most delicious and enchanting odor 10
the world II mrpases all other nuid txttscts.
aprl9 II
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30

JUNIPER Tar Soar lis o certain cure
for chsrped hands and all roughness or Irritation
OF the akin, eczema. ringwOFm, salt rheum, PIN
plea and AL other cutapeons affections, mAkiug u
skin son and smooth. Manufactured by uesweill
Hazard &gcsi New YORK. Sold BY ell druegfsss
novkeoW - h
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GENERAL lNTELLtcENcE
sENTLEmEN's TROFTEsS OF NEW
Y0aK.

Mr., BOnner's Peerless and Auburn
Horse.
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present the subject Of admiration il
London. The times says it will be
zone of the finest quays that any capt
tol in Europe possesses. " Several
years will be required to complete it,
This embaukment 90 1sists ofja river
wall of granite eight feet thick, aver
aging over forty feet high, aud it.
foundations from sixteen to thirty feet
below the river. bed, and extending
about Z, 900 feet in length. ;.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-05
Testimonials of Respect for the
Memory of tho Lnte DR.. GurIcy.

Al a special meeting OF the Board of Wis.,
itors of the Government Hospital for the In.
sane, held In the Office OF the Surgeon General
of the Army, on the morning OF October 3,
1865, the following resolutions were unsni-
mously adopted:
Whereas God In his providence has removed
from us by death our much esteemed and
highly respected associate, the Reverend Phin-
cas- ID. Gurley, j. D., who has been a member
OF this Board from the date OF its original
organization, and our presiding officer for the
last nine years; Therefore,
Resolved, That in the death Of the Rev. Dr..
Gurlcy the hospital has lost a warm and judi
clous friend, wise and prudent counsellor,
and a faithful and efficient officer, whose dis.
interested and ever ready devotion for so
many years to the welfare Of the suffering
insane, 1t becomes us all to remember and to
initiate.
Resolped, That we deeply feel the loss OF an
earnest, wise, and experienced associate and
guide in the discharge OF the Important and
delicate duties OF this Board; and that, as in
diyiduals, VIC deeply lament the loss of n Gin.
cere friend and An able, upright, and true
man, and most useful fellow.citizen.
Resolved. That We express to the stricken
the sincere sorrow we feel on account of their
sad bereavement, and respectfully tender TO
them our united and heartfelt coincidence.
RcSOIred, That a copy of these resolutions,
signed, on behalf OF the Board, by the Presi-
dent and Secretary of this meeting, he fur.
nished to the family OF the late Doctor Gurley,
and also to the city papers for publication.
(Signet,) W. GAUToE Chairman.
&. II. SiCHoLs, Secretary.