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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-04-22

The following isscis in connee-
ton with this may De Of interest to
those who favor economy and re-
trenchment." Among the partial
appropriations for the year 1870
is the following:
For Steam fixtures On State hsase ,.o oo
boilers, under InspsotioR law 'eVVu
For payment fa- hydrsgbasie pumps ooo ~
bought under boiler 1asPsotion act o'V"" w
For salary Of the InspsctuF IN Chlei
;nsneot;on. Hr-e1 SS, 80 I,277 q
f9r rex ekpenies and oooneGfisza =, 229 sc
For transportation Of pumps from
Newark, New Jersey 'zV'
For postage, kilograms. blaRks,
fraight, sc 20 "
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CHF JOURNAL.


Pr EHONT. OHIO
; sRIDAY,. APRIL 70, 1870
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-04-22
SPLENDID FARM FOB SALE

I NOW offer at a reasonable prize with easv
/ terms o. payment, The Tindali Fsrrn situated
OF 4lnn Road four miles south Of the city OF Ere
mont on the Sandusky River, containing
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-17

EDUCATION IN IRELAND.-A recent pub-
lie return on the subject of national educa-
ton in Ireland. gives some interesting sta
tistics respecting the religion of children
attending the schools. We condense as
follows:
On the 25th of June, 1868 chow slow OFF,
cials are in giving their "news''), there
were at the primary schools in Ulster, So
$50 Catholics 32,S45 Established Church !;
As, 453 Presby terians and all others, 1862.
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roots, herbs Of fungi which may serve for
food or nourishment. They are taken out
loins. Hunger makes them search for roots,
and When they, have hit upon any spot
peculiarly fruitful in these products, the
native takes possession, and only gives the
bab0on just a. much as he thinks good for
him: These roots are very injurious to the
kafir, but he is above childish considers.
tons OF dXptery aid other ills, if they
only agree Ih his palate.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-17
DASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
L PASS CHRIsTlAN, MIssIssIPPI,
Directed by the Christian Brothers.

This nstitution, transferred the city Of New Or
leans to the capacious airy and thoroughly adapted
buildings hitherto known the PaAs Christian Hotel
fully reaisR the aims which CONTROLLED the Of
mova has reached enviable standard OF oducatOna
ne. rhils By unsurpassed .dysntages q iooa
sued Hcontnues to hold out every guaranty for the
phyral moral and intellectual development Of the stu
DENTS committed to the Brothers' care.
The range Of studies carried out by experienced
Faculty includes Preparatory. Commercial and Collie
gtate course, literary and the
First Monday Of October In every year and ending
the First Of next ensuing In view however Of
during vacations Offering desirable opportunity pa
rents and Of anticipating the exercises Of tho
academicyear and entering their and wards during
the recees In such event the matrculatos white EN-.
1oytng wholesome exercise in the breaing atmosphere
the Gulf coast Will DO admitted to all the advantages
two months preparatory studos-a large gaintho ket.
ter to them for meeting at the requirements of
The rated - moderate scale of prices -
10 warranted by the times.
TERMS:
Payments for term Of Ave months invariably ADVANCE
Board, Washing Tuition and Doctors fee, for term
% nvo n10ntns .el65
TatssnSs Fec f. be paid paid, once only 10
lst of August to LIST of October. 90
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music-PianO, per term Of I've months. ......... 80
Violin, (strings furnished). ................. 20
Flute, or any other WIND instrument. 90
Infor$atien may 20 obtained II St. Mays College,
for circulars and other particulars, address
BRO. ISAIAH, President,
JylS ~ Pass Christian College.
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. yosRPH
Corner St. Philip and Calves streets,
New Orleans.

The government throughout this establishment 1.
their RESERVATION. table dormtorss an
the SAM s Az In snos
young iadiss iatrusted to thsir mot6srly care. ''
Il 81
y natives ss:psotve Countries 50 :: e in
Tho aesdshicai year CLOSES with public exhibition
and distribution OF premiums to which parents
% The L q ens5ge
yos to inoulcsss principles q solid Piety rsquiI ne
apfs rssPiHs sa%tss
hs sssss
of st. Louis have aourishing academy.
TERMS, ~
To DO paid in advance, rs fellows:
WssSinse Per three months. ~ 81 GO GO
Music Lesson. and use of Instrument. "a 90
Singing Lessons. 90
Pastel, painting according to the number Of pupils.
artificial fowers is taught to the boarers without
Of
isan'' o. nners convenient spRly E e A,.n.
c1Ass OF onsAxns r; T. w Ma1sh' Agent
nss SEQ s. s. g. JSssph w sRsn Sp the I
pss .sss h,r
PRoePEsTHs on EM COLLEGE OF THE M.
This Literary lai3dtution BY tho stats
q e Tis 4
ings are well adapted for educational purposes. A
entirely the street. reseryed for
recreation, that from tho arrival Of the pupils at 1870
n, till their departure ct p. NJ, they constantly
secluded and euperntended.
The course of instruction embraces Greek. Latin
English, French Poetry Rhetoric History Geography
Astronomy Natural and Mental PhifoSo-
ply with the addition Of Bookkeeping and the usual
Commercial Branches; also the German language
Students are not admitted, unless they know how to
read and write. 4'--lll ~ - =.
The moral and religious training the students 10 the
Leading objects Of the instructors. .. 49,
&yery month report In sent to parents, StatinG
aEzg8, prOgress, rank in class and attendance
Tho academical year begins on the first Monday
October, and ends about the Stat Of July.
Lst.-5Ee- TERMS:
collegiate Course, payable in ADVANCE and Unj+ee
States currency, two month";, GO. I.l-
Course. sls feao ~
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

| A CARD. Observation-Disclosures CARD
and
Syringe II ssne.. hss siysd IN New oEssns and
Throat, Lungs and, Heart,
which branch Of his profession he deves his entire
health Of the Lungs and expanding and developing
Chest In case Of weak lungs can be procured at his
Hours from . to z. n. roz,v
VALDEMAR BILLIE. NJ D, GRADUATE OF THE
e. 4
sot OF
Now 01iss saa
sna 4 English
- HoMGoPATHIc PHYSICIAN.
Has removed his residence to the Of Race and
9dioe hour. nom t. 10 = =, and nom T. zr.N
to y ne be 0SasStd at his
nR. JNo. J. REILLY,
Office, 451 Tohoupitoulas Street,
Or at Drug Store AT Tchoupitoulas Street.
mye21y New Orleans
DE- DENNIS En- HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE
300 Canal Street.
Residence-37o COMMON STREET.
Office hours-l0 A. N. to ~ H. and to Pm. mh2O ly
nRs ALLEN & CocHRANE, DENTISTS. CAN
- be consulted at their Dental Rooms,
No. IL Dryades Street, Near Canal,
opposite the Mechanice' Institute all branches per
tanning Dentistry. Persons who desire teeth inserted
the day the decayed teeth extracted
should call before 10 O'Clock A. N. my22 ly
n J. FRIE d G s,
DENTAL SURGEON,
Charles Street---155
feba7 ~ CornerGiro
DR- J. J. MEYLoR
a. Robertson street, y
Between Common and Gasquet Streets First District
An calls night or day, promptly attended to. je6 Iy
nR. L. L. SOLANAS,
u homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
Consultations at hts residence 572 St. Claude street.
between Vaudeville and Spain, from to A. NJ, and I
TO p Nj at his office, IL Burgundy street near Canal
from to P. N.
Special attention given to midwifery females and
durable by the old school treated by with
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GIANT vINCENT's COLLEGE,
CARE GIRARDRAu, MISSOURI.

This conducted by the Priests of the Con.
efegatton Of the Mission OF st. Vincent of Paul ID
beautifully located the Aississppi river forty miles
aboye Cairo and one hundred and fifty mieS below 81
Louis. - = it $50 =, . - -
The College building are large oommodious and well
well adapted for healthful exercise. - :
The College Il OF easy access Regular daily packets
touch ut Cape Girardeau. :
The scholastic year begins ON the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about tho first Of July
TERMS, ,
Board and Tuition per scholastic year. o9S0
Washing, and mending of articles washed. ..... 25
Physicians Fee and Medicines Observation-Disclosures. no
Anstrumentai 20
For further information apply to .r
Rev. ANTHONY vERNA, C. NJ.
1900 President OF tho College,
au2e ly st. Joseph's Church. New Orieans
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DRUGGISTS.
ITO THE PUBLIC. "
r. JORGER, eg
DRUGGIST AND ARoTHEoAS9K,
Corner Felicity Road and Liberty &C.

do hereby announce to my nuperous erssssss al
tho public In general TINT have bold out nv -
store At the First and St. Denis a.
another at the corner Of Liberty and Eeefkv 6eod
whore ahnn DO glad to wait npon all fao sefsh .
patonixe mo heretofore, always kern ftoA
Drugs and Medzines also, PeIfumerics Of N AnAsao
suit my customers Prescriptions cAfe1uy u1e1eapas
day and night ,.st 4 -, = - -
pURITY Is ESSENTIAL
-g- e. LALMANT, ss
DRU CYST AND APoTHEcAxZ.
Corner OF Claiborne and GAsaae& oeruoen, a
fun assortment Of Brsah Drugs aaA CAss,ioe6
Special attention given 20 the Compromising 81 H&y.
CLANS Prescriptions at all hours tySIg
VIZ j. KELLY, DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARK I
W. Importer and DEALER in -
french, EnGHsh German and American DrEQs -
every description.
Prescriptions carefully Compounded.
% Claiborne street, between Gasquet and Ecsnr>>C
next door to Dr. Hurd, New Orleans aus u
M e. II. KEATON,
Corner OF Erato and Liberty streeta,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, and Dealer In
French, English and American Chemicals Patent lEs-
cinee, Toilet and Fancy Articles, etc.
Tho stricfest attention paid to Physiciaas Fressrp
-
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coRNER CAMP lrSf1S con 10 STREETS,

v 49,.
The Oldest and Most Efcient and Successful CONNER.
ciA College in the United States There is Full Fac.
uity Citazens and strangers Sho wsh Business Edu.
cation for themselves or sons invited to call Stu.
aents can enter In any or AL the q the Col
The same time from the same place ton per cent deduo
ton will be made Board and Lodging &25 per month
Book keeping, Penmanship, Mathematfcs, EnRiish,
French Spanish, German Photography ETC., taught
as used In business-so that each student ct
take charge of set Of Books An education that
bes the student $1,000 e2O0 5000 per annum
s the best FORTUNE parents can give their sons The
South must now educate her sons PRACTICALLY,
they win forever be the slaves Of the North
N. B.-Young men, take notice that, far known,
of the Graduates Of this College
the past Is now In profitable busneaa
After 81 years this College requires no fur
Their Endorsement than the fact that SEVERAL THOU
SAND of its Graduates in Prosperous Business in
apps Iy RUFUS DoLBEAIs, PreSfaeus.
DATENT IRISH FELT
superior article for Roofing purposes, maaufaO
turod By D, AndarsOn Son, Belfast, Ireland.
For sale by J. a. LINGHAM 4 co.
ES1y II OarondnAet street.
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ST. NARY JEFFERsON COLLEGE
ST. JAMES. LoUIsIANA.

@7 "A cHANCE.1THE INSTITUTE OF ST.
% Joseph has Just received valuable present. esfi-
mated shout ESQ., which will be raed for the bsnet
the aboyenamed institute. Tickets win Be disposed
HieI eaeh Catholic parents and friends will we'll
60 this either by sending their
ohdren for tuition OF ~ securing ekets for the ra
The present may be eeen at the establishments N Rsn
part street, corner Of Customhouss street. Hy1D1n
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RUPTURE CURED.

With An experience Of more than twelve resxv' mrs.
tice In the treatment and CURE OF RUPT6RE ID
viii guarantee more psrfect SelisA eeufs1t
and security, and more rapid Improvement Than oaR
% Obtained Of any other person apphapos IN -
south without regsrd TO the age Of the patient ssg
INSTRUMENTS FOR THE CURE or LIVERY
SPECIES OF HUMAN DEFORMITY ON
Can OF address. with stamp for cirpular II. ST
EERRISS ofoe No. 10 st. Charles st.esk 40 eSns1D
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vt. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY ST. LOUIS, MIssIssrpr1.

This institution conducted by the Brothers of the
Sacred Heart has been in successful operation
1885, 1t is beautifully situated the shores Of the Bay
commanding extensive view Of tho GuIE-and afford.
ing all the advantages the breezs and bathing in
the summer is for the pupils. great Indictment to
healthful amusement. The Commercial Course COM
prises all the branches Of good English education.
q
Board and Tuition per session, payable half yearly in
advance. $3.50 90
Washing Per session 10 90
Bedding per session, (optona- 10 90
Doctors Fees s 90
Vacation If spent at the institution. so o.
sr-.. EXTRA CaARGEe:
Piano and Violin per month"; each 90
Use Of Piano per month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
Flute per month. 4 90
Brass Instrument, per month -. 90
Spanish and German languages, per month, each.
- BR0. FLORIA1OND ssy
fe14n Director of the College.
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nR- JAMES W. BARNUM, DENTIST,
- 500 Magazine street. (near the Market,)
is happy to inform his patients and the public generally
that he is prepared to make all kinds Of Artificial
Teeth at extremely low prices perfect At guaranteed
in Particular attention paid to the preser
walton Of the natural teeth. References from OF
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DR. M4LoNEY, DENTIST,

205 ST. ANDREW, NEAR MAGAZINE,
Would respectfully inform those requiring fret class
dental operations that he has reduced his c6arges
to be within the of all. Teeth inserted gold
ing the roots by new process. A at guaranteed or
the money refunded. The doctor awarded the
prize-a gold mediator the best sets Of artificial teeth
Teeth extracted without pain, by the use Of nitrous
oxide gas. sells ly
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND. vIRsrnA
The duties of this institution win be resumed ON tho
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.

Parents and Guardians desiring first class Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards viii hnd here
every advantage - -
Located in the healhiest portion Of the most
healthy cities In the South with large grounds and in
retired and romantic sitnatieu affords in addition
every facility for acquiring education mental and
moral, OF . high grade Large additions have been
made TO the buildngs to meet the increasing sppca
lions for admission
Apply for PROSPECTIVE and Terms to tho ONCE Of the
Msrning Star and Catholic Messenger, lo9 Grayier
street jyl1y
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Mopi Star and ,cathoIic Messenger.
I1voaGszI1 sulnA1. July = ,sn :


~ q 1Sovnoseks,R.-l 1877 Minor
- 81 .sne cisy q FaduA, An the Statea
49, - ~ Hcs y snetia save the hrst Inn
49, - q sne sysssm. g lending ON pledges
~; = ~ We s nas ocen nnany degraded
49, aeys me Jews mad the business Of
gHsI .aeoGin4 pretty much their own way,
49, snaEeo0 tneir unhappy cnstomers as
muol usus - Was pieasing 70 them. 50
: ~ - rsnere appeared ON the market
PIG q Faauaeone FRANCISCO a vlterbo, q
Jews snd GentiIes afife on the ininria. f h ae
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-31
.so., he sgse., pr,ce. Of the day. with nns quota.
New York Markets.

"WEDNESDAY. March 3O-FLouR AND MEAIo-
Firm, and the low grades active both fot export
aud speculation, part for future delivery. Sales 9GO
bpls az tiisdN e0 for super nue Western and STATE
GsSahD for shipping extras do. Sstl25 for baxers'
e essso Tor do. shipping and family extras si5OS
$50 Tor rye Hour, which, Il lower; tiocstj for corn
meal and " Tor Jersey coarse meal, when Is better
.huSpRlEs-Cotton declined to &kd2kc. for mid.
ding upands, with more doing. Spirits turpentlne in
spot 81@}sSc. for rennoo but brought &c. for May
june, and July. whlskey, Sslee9Hc. Tallow quiet az
pk@9hc. Stearlne, iidi5c. Hops steady. Frclphn
lower wheat to Liverpool by steam, $40. The auction
sale OF coal went on AZ higher prices sove sizes 80
GRArv-whest active closing hrm ,sles 10000
blu h. at ti@ti Us for no. sptng tOe3lIii FOR No
Chicago anOitj u 20 for red winter illinois tiita
u ION for No. 3Mlwaukce, IN u 2Latig for amber
Ohio In store. rive firm sales 400 bush prime Iowa at
~ Oats more active aud very 1rm safes 81 0oO bush
We.tern IT 3sSsi3e 10 store ana slo4; Barley in
ana SIG Tor choice Canada harley malt quiet. Corn
sgner and les setVe sses loo bush st os ior
for western mixed.
1iH@lSc., Rod. Rice quiet at iaOe5hc. Molisses IN
demand common to choice Porto Rico tOaG5c. Sugars
d9 fair TO good refining sSesgx best crushed il.c,
inovlsioSs-POrk was nrnier ON the spot, fairly
sctive, with sales Of 500 hbs. at s50aS &c Is for me T.
s,O Tor clear but for future delivery tho market is IN.
more active with sales Of o Dbl at tloSsS tor plain
ees and tGti7 for extra Tcrcc oecf quiet Becf
MANS steady sales 80 bols. at tS4t0 for southern
Sut nleAn steady sales 30 pkgs at ike for ptcked
snouaer' and k9l5Hc for do. hams. Bacon la light
tenant sale. ~ boxes short RIB at iSkc. Dressed
hoss steady at IN @llSc. Lard nrner and IN demand
sa.t lO tcs at lie for No. &c for prne steam
bu'ter hhu cheese dull. Eggs, 2sss2Sc.
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Arr,ssd-v RDSEspAr. March 50
Steamship Columbia. Havana, mdse and pass
steamship Washington. Newbern y. c., mdte and
pas.
steamship Tennessee. Charic.ton n,dse and pass
Steamship Java, Liverpool, mdse and pass.
Steamship MerCtdta, FernaIltnA fia tldre and pasa
steamsmp tlen Terry \ vocrn, N lss ANA pass.
Ship Western On CT, Manila tndse.
euip TABOR, Man Ia, hemp. sc.
Iak Abigail MifdlesbOro. railroad iron.
Bars ~ Corning CArdcnN, sug r.
Bark Ewood Cooper, Marsclles, mise.
Bark Flor del MAJ, Buelos ANTes, hides.
ARK liarriei, rotterdam mdse.
Bark lbcs, sasua, sugar.
i,rlg Leon ard Myers, sasus, sugar
Brig Guidihg star. Remedies. sugpr
5gis Maurice. MOntevideJ, hides. &C,
Also. the usuaI river ald clastwre vessels.
DISASTERS.
Feb y. John Smith, seaman, OF Hamburg. fell over.
boa rd from The bars Ab gail, and was lost.
afternoon. Her fore yards OF water. II ~.
ported last itht mat her meh were SUI IN the rigging,
unable TO get OF.
snip Poiiiaw nom Liverpool for New YORK. arrived
at Bermuda 2tt inst leasing, nui woh 4 ns charge
Swed.si 81 fom West Ia lie went lshlrc on Bcr.
muda Reef. and was ah III Jnel. and Wa soon amer
"a zen IN charge pilot. WAC uhtsrtooN 10 carry her
through tue reef. ont SIC ttiucN anl fOuuicred.
The Dark trl'kct no Rio flr Baltimore went
ashore about seven III les north OF Charles sun.
daN night, ~ gale IAe crew Glu eight passengers
were Landed lht vessel lys easy aad Viii got OH
The wrccsefs have gone to her assistance.
Bars Sterling. IN an : l. gale was boarded by sea
which VA led overheard Z johnson. mate. OF Dam
esnsrort, Ne
HsvRE, Narch s0-The 'hir Martin Cobb which tas
arrived nom New Oilca.s. ih.t she ptsse the
schooner Johu G. paEer abandoned. " tI sail. and
TlIdoI gone
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED orr.
HAvBy, March S0--iRfaguay. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 9-Amc.ca, New YORK :
Frankfort, Sew orleans nni Havana.
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THE GREAr DEM0cRArIC FIonr
william VI Tweed the Warm Friend OF the
the irish IRbor-r-The Ny-t rios aud
Mi~rios Of saer II O'Bricu'- Revolt.

william ~ Tweed the Warm Friend OF the
the IRISH Labor-r-Ths My-t RIGS aud
Nisrrie- Of SIer II o. Bricu's Revolt.
To he Edfor or Tie sur,
SIN You are constantly declaring yourself the
true friend o. the I,h and YOU are as constantly ira
ducing the best friend the Irish ever had mean
William NJ. Tweed don't object to the direction
Of your feelings but perhaps you Will allow little
hish expression In regard ~ the Grand sachetn
For consistency sake hope you will. Mr. Tweed
Las boon removed by Mr.. Mclean. What Is the CON
sequence TO the Irish laborers OF New York; The
lcting one that bread Is taken out Of the mouths
Of thousands OF them. MIR. Tweed while IN ONCE
SUGGEST ully performed the feat OF improving the
public works o. the city, and OF giving employment
10 great crowds OF worthy laborers. He did this
from true public spirit and from true beneyolepee
OF nature. II was painful TO him 10 lind poor en-
SICK AT teart from having nothing 20 do aid be
could not bear the i'ea u not attending TO all tile
grave duties Of hi4 once. lie Is out, an necessary
improvements are discontinued, and want is staring
maanS poor men in the lace.
on i Iittle' Do so, for by doing
Is quite a rice nteman indeed; but there is not
much in him to delight the working masses He can
turn give them employment which would at once
enable them TO live and do great service the city,
Deoeud upon II, sir, that tue Irish labOrers have
very sharp understanding. They are a. quick In the
bfnin Trey are ready In tue tongue. and they are
rs faithful in the heart as faithful can he. II does
not take them long to study out who their friends
are, aud hey never de iberaie much when gratitude
enters the scene. They instantly recognize their
friends, and they stoutly stand by them forever
This il their character.
Rel3 on II. then, that they discriminate between
Heolge Mclean tue rice, and VIM NJ. Tweed TIE
zig Fix. Give them tire chance either in May nj the
Judicial election, or in Ueceu Der ut tie Charter
election, and you will see where thew plant them.
selves Sir, II Tweed should 20 Tor HofimHns seat,
or toT any other seat. the Irish woTkngmen OF New
York VIII vote or him 20 man. They these iden-
teal Irish workingmen-haye found him t. be the
truest the Lese Wted AMI the most electual friend
they ever md. TLeJ want an opportunity tn show
TOW their well deserved deep feelings OF gratitude
can Influence their formidable suilrlges
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DIED.
0oRMLEY. On Monday. March n lame. oorn,.v
The relatives ADD lrend OF the family and thos, OF
beB Of The Rnce rroocaer srs Ts.pec
10 Ia 99 '19d u, iansia from 81, late residence.
sepnc9s Chnr'h. where tnere viii be a requiem nlass
al ~ mcloc1, lhence " Calyary Cemetery
are ftqncstcd 10 meet AT their Rooms W East Sst st.
cs,y 10 attend lie aeia 81 on, IS,e broeEe Nj m PTs
b'r' James Gorniey. ,.....-
By o'der' DENNIS LRARY, President.
slhoNs-un TUESDAY morning March % 1870 Mrs
Anna sunons wife VI tn LAT" airick simUns OF lhls
cay, IN t"e ~ year OF her age.
ihG liSLu, ana relatives Of the deceased. together
~un hc II sud- Of her IONS .nlav. Ubarl Halter ami
H1ofGs Aienlarlns are inN o 10 attend her funeral
uC We lrsdthce OF George G. Arcu'qrus Centfa aV
wei MYrrsnniA, Oh thursday morn n = al II NJ with.
S % ur.hT lny'.non Tue romans viii be taken 10
nAMERsLEl- rlnes d Iy moratnc, Mnrca no Eliza.
SJt hahef1,ol willow OF Lewis &. hamerloy, Ia the
,nlst a ei3nHGcoaS ant friend, o. the FAMILY are rc.
nnu eh on saturday ApnI !, At 10 (. 81, nont fSr,
''rr' 'nf itHt3n,
March - Harriet ANA, wlle oi H. ii kattS ii'orn ''
aend s ana ir,ehds OF tle family are iuyuoi to
l9Ik' or Friday At erIoon, ut O'clock ''0'
MiEhul u,sduy evening tao pnth inst,. at II WI.
b. III t,e n,h year of her aic.
min Ho re aifs aai ir,nds Of the family are respect
hhooa al y ncocs. from the 81 Church, WleI 81,
p HAGD GA Wed les'lay March 80 1870, sorah c..
VIZ oil Ihos' Seward. aged 81 yolis, months aud
r ThS relatives and friend. OF the family also the
church Of the Holy Trinity St raul's nv, near Mont.
6aSc,ocy ave. hudson CITY on Friday afternoon, a.
MMkEhER -suadenly, Of scarf tlna, on Wednesday
,eh'u MaItn ~ AZ u o'clock, LotV, Ony daughter
1 mont, imam aHd Eliza Wheeler, aged years AID
coI h' rsls!ye. and friends Of fanny respect
u cioc'' IRON KS East I'D st.