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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15

RosADALls RosADALIs RosADAIts =
This medicine has become Justly celebrated
as the most reliable Alternative we possess
1t is we'll conceded medical fact that those
Alternatives which exert an influence on the
Kidneys, increasing the quantity of urine and
improving its quality, will prove the most
eficacious in the treatment of diseases. 1t is
on this account that the Rosadalis is so much
more reliable, and produces SO much more
speedy action in Chronic Diseases than any
before known to the medical profession and
the public. 1t is composed of medicines that
not only possess the most powerful Alternative
properties, but also Diuretc, Tonic, Hepatic
and Diaporctics, properties and it therefore
acts directly upon all the secrctions of the sys-
TEN and carries off the impurities, not only
through the Blood, but also through the Skin,
Kidneys, &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15

LOOK UTi-That there is an organized
band of villains in this community, bent upon
robbery and mischief, hardly admits Of
doubt, and the wonder is that they have not
accomplished more than yet appears TO have
been done. One night last week az attempt
was made to enter the house of Capt. john
Moler, near the depot, but the noise made by
the scouudrcls was fortunately such ns to
arouse several meiubers of the family, on dis
covering which, the rascals quickly decamped
leaving no trace of their identity. This at
tcmpt, and the robbery of Mr.. Taylor's smok c-
house, in the same nei ghborhood, only week
or two ago, shows that we have in our midst
those who are disposed to live off of others,
rather than pursue some honest vocation.
In addition, we lean that the sheep-fOlds of
s,mc of our farmers. are being made to suE
FIR. Ga Friday night last, three sheep, be-
longing to the flock of Col. Joseph Crane,
were butchered in the field, and their carcass
ses carried off. We have no doubt that this
mutton was brought to this town, and eaten
here but until greater vigilance is exercised,
we have no hope that the thieves will be de-
tected.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15

MELANCHOLY OcCURRENCE.-A Suicide,
Of melancholy character, occurred in the
neighborhood Of MiddIcway, in this county,
on Saturday morning last. Miss ---
Gruber, young lady Of about % years Of age,
daughter of Mr.. Jacob Gruber, Jr, hung
herself in the garnet of her uncle, Mr.. Solo
mon Gruber, with whom she lived, and by
whose mother she had been raised. After
breakfast she went up stairs; was inferred,
for the purpose of cleaning up that portion of
the house, and as nothing wrong had been
observed in her previous conduct, no srspi-
cicn originated from her absence. Some
time after perhaps an hour-her aunt had
occasion to go upstairs, and missing her, open
ed the garret-door when to her dismay and
horror, she discovered her loved neice swing
ing from rafter over the stairway. No cause
for this singular abandonment Of life is known,
and the sad occurrence has thrown gloomy
shadow over hitherto happy household, and
plunged in deepest grief large circle of
relatives and attached friends. After her dis
covery, physician was sent for, but life was
extinct before she was taken down. An ex-
animation showed that her neck was broken
by the swing over the stairway.
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Spirit of geftrsolr
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

TURNPIKE NoTtcE.-We are requested to
say that there will be meeting at RabIeto'0n,
on Thursday, :June 24th, 1869, of those in
terested in the construction of turnpike (for
which the charter has been receiyed) to be
known as the "Kableto*n & Bloomery Turns
pike" and it is hoped all interested will make
it duty to be there to further such action as
may be required. The foregoing is the SUBJ
stance of the notice handed in to us. It
would seem entirely unnecessary to add any.
thing to this call, when we take into contem-
plation the section of country through which
this road is proposed. Perhaps the richest
portion of this county, it has never had road
that was fit to travel over during the winter
season, and even in summer, it is one of the
toughest pieces of road in the county of JEFF
ferson. The pcople-o this town are matters
ally interested in the construction of this pro-
jected pike, and its lateral, which is expected
TO tap the main route, at or near lser's lane.
With good McAdamized road from Charles
town to the Shenandoah river, and from the
former point to Kabletown and Myerstown,
and the entire southern section of the county,
Dur town could hardly fail to be benefited by
the trade that would flow into, or pass through
it. from that source. And then, the produc-
tious Of that portion of the county would be
enhanced by the increased facilities for mar
ket that would be afforded By good roads,
We hope that the meeting called for the Oath
inst, will be attended, aud that our people
will take some interest in securing good roads
leading to and from this town.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15

A SAD DEATu-KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
On Friday evening last, Mr.. Daniel Miley,
residing about half a mile from Clearspring,
on the road leading to the Four Locks, was
instantly killed by stroke of lightning.
About o'clock on that evening cloud
passed over Mr.. Ms residence -; heavily char
eed with electricity, and as he approached
door to look out at some hands at work in
field not far off, with the remark that they
would get wet if they did not retire, he re-
ceivcd the fatal stroke, fell to the floor and
with gasp or two expired. A boy by his
side was Knocked down, but strange as it
may seem was not seriously injured. No
traces Of the lightning were visible in tho
room or upon the furniture, having apparently
passed into one door and out of another on
the opposite side of the room, following, as is
supposed, strong current of air which was
rushing through. Hdgerst0'on Nail.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15

SAD Acc1DENT.-On Wednesday of last
week, near Wheeling, West Virginia, Will
liam Johnston, son. of Hon. John W. John
ston, of Abingdon, Va, was drowned, while
bathing in the Ohio river. He had been go,
jpg to school at Wheeling for some time, and
was about 18 years Of age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15

Church DEp1CATIoN.-The new Metho-
dist Protestant Church, in Harper's Ferry,
will be dedicated to the worship of the Triune
God, Sunday, June 9th. 1869. Services at
IO3 a. M, and at and p. m. Revs. Dr.
Webster, DR.. L. w. Bates, DR.. F; Swintzel
and other ministers of eminence will be pres
emit, The public are respectfully invited.
JAMES G. STEWART, Pastor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15

GALL THE YEAR RoUND."-Somebody
once wrote book with the foregoing title,
but it. wasn't our friend Mr.. J. NJ. Decaulne,
who keeps the splendid grocery, on Shenan-
doah street, Harper's Ferry. But he has
written an advertisement in which he pro-
claims his readiness 'all the year round" to
buy for cash every article that the producing
public has for sale. He keeps a splendid
stock of groceries and provisions, which he
will sell cheap for. cash, or exchange for pro-
ducc at the hest market rates. He is an ac-
commodating man, and persons trading With
him will fud him one of the most agreeable,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15
Stock of Fine Liquors for Sale
E4y- FARMERS ATTENTION ga

THE undersigned wiIfseII at private snleez@
liiz entire stock OF fine WINES and IL FEES
QUORS. Not feeling disposed to pay theSAzzz
exhorbiiant Corporation and state Liquor License,
have determined to close out my present Stock
II must he sold
BY THE FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1869,
aud will be disposed of Mt sacrifice. My Liquors
are not new, md of fine quality. Farmers who
want Good Liquors for Harvest a prices lower than
they can purchase elsewhere, will do well to cali
and examine my stock.
u These Liquors will positively be sold at a sac
rifce to close out. If you want bargains. here's
your chance. JOHN TELLER,
Shenandoah House"
May Is, IS6o-3m. Martinsburg, W. Va.
Spirit of eiIerson copy.--Nerr Era.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15

WANTED, AG ENTS. SO to S2OO per
w month, everywhere male and female, to in
troducc the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This ma
chine will stitch hem, fell tuck; quilt, cord, bind,
braid and Cmbrodcr in most superior manner.
Price only SIS. Fully warranted for five years.
We will pay j. 900 for any machine that will sew
a stronger, more beautiful more elastic seam than
ours. 1t makes the "E!astc Lock Stitch" Every
second stitch be cut md sIilI the cloth
be pulled apart without tearing it. Wcpay Agents
from s - to 5000 per month and expenses,
commission from which twice that amount can be
made Address SECOMB X CO., Pittsburgh, Pa,
Boston. Mass, or St Louis, Mo.
CAUTION.-Do not lie imposed upon by other
parties paIming off worthless cast iron machines,
under the same name otherwise. Ours Is the
only genuine and really practical cheap machine
manulaCt urcd
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15
$4,000 SALARY. Adde'S U s. p..vo Co., N.

Is better than regular shaped Axes for these
reasons: FTSt-It cuts deeper. SecoHd-It don It
stick in the wood. Ihird-lt docs not jar the hand.
F0Ttf-NO time is wasted in taking the xe out of
the cut. F0h-Wiih the same labor you will do
one third more work than with regular Axes. Red
paint has nothing TO do with the good qualities of
this Axe, for all our Axes painted red. If Your
gladly answer inquiries fill your orders direct,
give you the name of thc nearest dealer W no
keeps our Axes.
LIPPiNCOTT & BAKEwEL
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sole owners OF CUlburu's and Red Jacket Patents
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15
THE BEsT LIGHT.

TIE BEES Il LIGHT.
TF7TE MERIDIAN BURNER for Kerosene, adapt
L cd either for Sun common chimney. Agents
wanted in every town in the country. Samples
sent by mail pr paid receipt of 30c. Every
rIety of Kerosene Lamps, Brackets, Chandeliers,
etc, for private housCz, halls and churches con.
stautlY on hand Orders for sample cases of our
latest styles of lamps, flied promptly nt lowest
prices. COULTER JONES co
7C1 Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA.
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L the grand display OF goods made on the cor
"a ncr of Liberty and Lawrence Streets, by our
friend OF tho
BROAD WAY USE.
In what way it is that he is doing business, no
can toll but if you will call his store you will
find Of the grnndcst displays of the most beau
Iiful. .l....
Ladies' Hats and Runne of every style and sha pc
from ten to one dollar; LadI's', Misses and
ChiIIren's Caters and Shoes from IS ccntsto So;
Mems nd Boys Caters, Boots nd Shoes from SOC
to So Hats of every style one can well think of
from 25c So Hoop Skirts OF various ylcs from
% to soc: the best Skirt made (Bradlys) from
& to : Il: Children 8 nd Ladies' Ba mora Skirts
30 to 65c Floor and Table Oil Cloths, Carpets and
Mating. rciy cheap; Fancy Soaps and Notions Of
every Kind any one can possibly conceive Of for a
mere song; Lamps, Chimneys and Oil of the very
best quality: few SETS of four pieces each, hand
some Glasswarc-Sugar and Butter Dish, Spoon
Holder and Cream Mug-ray nice and chap; fine
lot of Fancy Jewelry of various styles and quality
= rsry chap; Brown and Bcached Cottons OF all
grades and best brands Plain and Fancy Prints
and Dress Goods of various styles and quality
rsru fine aud chap; White Goods of every variety
and quality: Kid Gloves and Honaton Lace Collars
atastunishingly low prices; White Pique and Plaid
Piquc for drcsscs-rery nice; fine lot of handsome
Cassimercs and CottOnades for Gents wear-rery
nice and chap.
Call and ex,mine for yourselves before you make
your purchases, and compare goods and prices.
June |, 1869. w. L. HEDGES, Agt.
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June 8, lS59-tf.
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NEW FIRM!
NEW GOODS!
NEW STORE!
C. w. TRUsSELL. OSCAR NJ. LUCAS.

C. w. TRUSSELL. OSCAR NJ. LUCAS.
VXTEare opening, at the new and handsome
w Store Room on the corner OF Main and Law
Streets neat and carefully selected stock OF
Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods, Lasting
Caters, Morocco Boots, Hdis and Caps,
Groceries, Quecns'cGrc, HoOdscdre.
Also a stock of
READY.NIADE CLOTHING, FOR HARVEST.
We especial attention to stock of Balti-
more City made Caters, Morocco Boots and Misse5'
Polish Shoes We are prepared to iurnish VOTE *
please. All we ask is trial.
Co. BE sure and bring your CASH as cur Book
Keeper is absent, and we will guarantee bargains:
June s, 1869.
CORN In THE EAR.
TuAvE some CORN to sell, at the crib, per bar
i rel, by the wagon load, and will give Six Months
'F 5ane on i, Is6s@st. CHARLES GGIioNBY.
MACHINE nIL-Hsving tested this oil fully at
M our Factory. on all kinds of machinery.
can recommend it TO give satisfaction for Wheat
June S, 1853. KEARsLEY L sHEERER.
~ Tweeds and Jeans for Boys Angola and Cot
ton Socks. Gloves, Collars and Cravats.
April 81. A. w. CRAMER.
MO Hickory Harvest Rakes at very low rates.
IN for sale by JAS. LAW. HooFF.
RIFLEs whet Stone. and ssathssi for sooIsby
MoNIToR Tuyer Irons. for gale By -,oo,.
GRIM Cradles for sale by An, roorp
DEAPER Files, for sale by
II June S. JAS. LAW. HooFF
TNOILET Sets. Porcelain Lined Kettles and Water
i Coolers, for sale by JAS. Law. HooEF.
II nv store S. A. HAMBURGER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15

Ld1T Niles from Stephenson Depot.
TJIIIIS place will be opened the LIST day of juno
i for :he reception of Visitors and every exertion
will be made to give entire salts faction all the
4 fine BAND OF MUSIC will be in attendance
during the season,
The Bowling Alley. Billiard Room, Gymnasium,
Swings, &c. will be in good order; new and excel
phcnson's Depot, the distance being l miles
good road.
The Telegraph Line will be extended from Ste.
phcnson's Depot to the Springs without delay
Fvrcc Pumps, with full supply of Hose, have
been erected, which will serve to xiinguish fire. and
sprinkle the walks, trees and lawn.
o. Guests will be received at any time before the
. regular time of opening.
o. Mails twice daily. Also, three Passenger
Trains daily each way.
TERMs.-S3 per day; II 80 per week, and 8 60
price; white servants three-f ourths price
E. C. JORDAN,
May 4, 1869.
OK DOZEN Best Hand Hay and Grain Rakes,
~ Moving Suathcs and ScythGs. for sale by
June S. McCURDY DUKE.
DEFRIG ORATORS, Water Coolers and Cream
IL Freezers, for sale by
June s. McCURDY DUKE.
TEDZIE'S Improved Filter, for Iiltering Rain
NEISER'S Improved Threshing Mac ms, for sale
" BY McCURDY & DUKE.
II by JAS. LAW. HooFF.
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C9INN TO $3.50 PER MONTH G UARANTEED
p lOO S'Te Pay. $aitrics rad 'r'ckiyto cents
everywhere selling our Patent ErcrlGstng Ijhie
IrirP l0ifS Lines. Gall write Tor particulars
to GInARp WEE Mills, POL No. Third St, Phila-
Pa
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FREE FOR A SCENT STAMP.
A PAMPHLET containing valuable Information
ono Tbousand Newspapers, CHE Best ADyER-
TIsEso MEpTuMs) and price cards showing sdyer-
Using rates. Address GEO p. HOWELL 9 So''HNe"
York.
PATENT POCKET CORNISH ELLER-
PROFITS OVER 200 PER CENT.
coUTHERN State and County Rights for sale
= Great novelty. Send for circular. ADDRESS
WEAVER & Jones. Manure, Pittsburgh, Pa.
June !, 1859.
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NOTICE..
AoUA FRIGIDA SODE.

"AyTNSc reoDened for the season my ARCIIC
II sony FOnSTAiN, 1 respectfully invite al
tboss Who wish to reve in its refreshing and exhii
srating influence come forward subdge thS r.
caInn their troubled spirits and cool tneiL
Srei br6U- by irnbibiuz copiOusly, hOeIany n -
frequently. dra1ghts OF our Ne Pius-ultr1 S'0DA
ter; Come on, 9ns. come all 70 W. s. MAsoN's.
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EVERY W, WIN, tn; the g; coT 1, PRESS and
il, every do his own print
NAV ing neatly, quickly and cheaply.-
IiE.9s They simple in construC ton,
that boy years old can easily
manage the largest size. Printed
NIS instructions are cent with each Of
AHA" flee, enabling the purchaser to get
work without a previous kuowl-
nvs-zr edge of printing. A circular, con.
OWN tanning full description, prices, tea
timOndIs, &c, sent free to all. Our
Specimen Sheets of type, cuts, &c.
PRINTER. ten cents, Add'e ss
ADAMS PRESS CO..
IS Murray street, New York.
T7lRE EXITING USHER, PLANr SYnINGE, I'm
L 6o,c IYas+c, aud G"rd,n Engine for So. Send
n. E. p PUMP co Danvcrs, Mass.
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uARPER's FERRY TRADE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15
AID! READl r AID
OF ONE OF THE
Grand Wonders of Creation

A r the grand display Of goods made on the
"A ncr of Liberty and Lawrence Streets, by our
friend OI thc
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Res1dent I'D Dentist
DIR. J. V. SIMMONS.
JORDAN'S WHITESULPHER SPRINGS

Fire Niles from, Winchester and One and {
LId1f Niles from .Stcphemson's Depot
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" T[nsbed1 Coffee Granulsted, PuiverlSed et.a
Browu Sugars, just received and for sale ~ FAY
for Cash by ', -
, 1869-05-22
NORTHERN lHskAE HOSPITAL.
VtyR Of the commissioners to
BntnTtM.


In Nsporsc 10 the invlsxtion sfors the cltlxens,
49, Ir--t.,tsn.z f,s lor.ttn1 tha Northern In
INC eesantsnoHe4s W 'o>.AAe ~ 80. ~ Ts,.s
eane Haspttal va'1eo 1ne so"" " o74a'A aat- s
day for t11e pu1poss of taking laaE II the prop
-, xn.r tnnt tnwn Offers for stte sor the sostl-
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t31oa- |.a NottH'e'.'4 NN'A A.'.... - !, c..s-p.u
q NJ, 20 Inc tosesSpt botinS'or - = t..y -
road, and zeaffsed bssafsa u ~. ing "eie mes
ut The depQt' By RnnbEr Of citizens with c1r
,7ao+s ana ey3yrn to he residence OF Hoe. q. D.
sHEs1,oot Trwie nnenl the i.OHm,s.ke1efs and
;,os'issh,1 "rssrss Ava h. fh.t crnfir1~n' Al
tnsL,.h ,1tnfrT ssfa 4errtr # TIE n'f3ork the
SapogI lanE t!s,te !tn T[,,,hsr - ~ 3e+uI.s nm
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~ yr1n ,;s..1, ~. at-anrse-s mi hr
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T11 E,~afinn nff.yH1} IA t,sfHn ~ the St,.-ena
- TSsnt,;na mspe 10 f.rn ns,n5rf1 arTrs nd
~ "a ID. ~ .ho,+. NJ nr. III. f,11, IA
- - ~. t,.r "H' - sorth1r.at,-fr
rsaNS N : te - - 1ss WI
a'fedpen, oaGAtas ~ - He1 ~ y, ,srt smT ,s,t =
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mk- f1on tn17'ses ~ Aspus - ~ -. u ~;
70 1fe Nss. 70 sne nstS stso 1 ,Sr
, 1869-05-22

now issue- The bonded debt Of tho Erie
RosAts over 81, ,0oo. .ono. Iu.tead Of keep
ing the roads In condition, in laying Addi-
domsl tracks md increasing its capacity for
businesa, in increasing the rolling stock and
generally adding To the real value Of the
property, the roads arc skinned to pay divi-
dends on. water stock This policy may
.nauer for time, just as bankrupt may
disauise his condition BY loans Ut 11aa of
interest thaa 4 oonsunning ,fas'idly hin bor-
roved means, but the breAk muat Coma.
l. d inevitable, and the unfortunate victims
vho invest sheis savings IN these unsubstan-
tial railroad stocks VII discover, in thsi1
ruin, the ahameless dep.s.it3 which has in-
stigated apd carries on this proaigate busi-
, 1869-05-22

The New foTk FpTH almost daily hArpa On
0isnt1 Eepot1m IN appointing his relatives TO
once. The New Tott E~nin1 Host, while not
deuiIn9 thu charge OF even ApoIoslznE Tor L.
potnts ont the fecs that the 91eAs lights Of TIC
Fes1ds party are guilty Of tho vesJ Hsne th!ag.
For inktance ss5a The fpst, Of Democratic 1epot-
isIn tn Few Yogt:
hs brother, Nj, Js1neA n. Sweeney, d CerE 81
the Superior Conft; another Of Lr. sweeney !
brothers holds ot1ce IN the City Chamberlain .
pisce h the AodisoF1 once; md snoshe1, we a1e
told, Is cunnnlzsaoner Of the Mvc9side Past.
"Mr. Richard b. Connolly is Comptroller; his
& Analtar n tae oompoefs 1 once; C; 11o relau9ss
Of NJ. Connolly ne csen n The Police Courts j:
vi; Robert G. HutehtnSa son-.n-law Of III. Con-
"Mr. Henry stz1kweathc1. fatnclln-lav Of Cot
e1nor Herman, entoJs tho comfortable place Of
aseh srees ss tas plothsfs n .ne
ln-aw, MT, Charles 0. Jolnt1 II chief CLERK In the
Mayors once; and 4 nephew Of the Governor,
Mr. Philip ]. Holman, Ia clerk In the License
aHr william H. Tweed se.7es the city In The
double cNpaclty OF Supervisor and State Senator.
seif, M III tweed hss son ho,d'1s ias ofaoes SO, of
Assistant District Attorney ald Receiver Of th1
Pacific Railroad snothcr son Q! Mr: Tweed Is not
only Commissioner ot Riverside fGzt, hat Eng1-
ntcf On tho GuytrnprB 3 stnl1.
HI. Matthew T. Brennan wal Comptroller.
and u now Police Commissioner. One Of hls
BROTHER. owen W. Brenuan, is ! Commissioner Of
Charities and Corrections; another brother, Nmo-
Thy VI. Brennan, held place Ii tho Comptroller a
once. under hts brother, and has lnseiy been mAde
School Commissioner. A zou-ln. - to MF. Ereu-
nAn il Clerk to the Hoard Of Assistant Aldermen
and Mr. Brennan 4 fatnef-in-lAw Is 4 messenger IN
the snnoGates once. one son Is clerk 70 OF
OF tho boards another u Inspector Of Streets: md
yet another holds elerksh!p In ono OF the ctty
Hall onaceA Finally, gentleman Who had tht
good Ipck To nAryI u aistefin-1Aw Of ME. Bteu-
nan il reported To hold also comfortable place
, 1869-05-22

Of 1t N1a soxn Last fan It nota wsl1 tstge
hfTstth 6 Of sprm4 whsat haa bee1 Pnt ,s,,
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