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Siege Of Strasburg..Horrible Scenes.
The People StarTiRg-.-The WOrk
OF Death goes on.

"AA-
OF Death goes on.
STRAsBURe, September s.-The siege
Of Strasburg continues with great vigor
and the Prussians are making the great
est efforts to secure its reduction. -Four
thousand Baden troops are working day
and night in the third line Of trenches,
quite near the city and under constant
hre from the defences. Over two thou
sand citizens have been killed. The
scream Of the shells can be heard five
miles.
The beautiful Cathedral is partly de-
stroyed. There are now over i've hun
dred cannon bearing upon the citadel,
and forty thousand Baden troops are
ready to enter as soon as the walls are
broken. Over twenty thousand refugees
are within the walls, suffering all the
terrOrs Of the bOmbardmenE The forti-
hcatiOns are slowly burning. The Ger
mans captured have their heads cut of
and stuck on poles. Hundreds OF Ger
mans expelled have been killed between
the two fires Of the CONTESTANTS. The
city has been in flames in about twenty
different places, and the rabble are pill
Laying the houses and making destruc-
ton OF everything they can lay hold OF
There are daily thunder storms, and the
Rhine has risen, driving the inhabitants
from the cellars.
The people r fighting for places in
the sewer TO escape destruction from
the shells poured By hundreds into the
streets. Six hundred citizens have been
buried by falling buildings. Every night
the horizon is starred for miles like
mimic sunset with the blaze of Baden
batteries. Horsehesh is the only meat
to be obtained, and the inhabitants are
on the verge Of starvation; awful scenes
are witnessed, Many citizens are killed
in their beds, and the commander shoots
at once all who talk Of surrender. The
mob is rioting nightly and demanding
surrender. The city has not fired a gun
since the 9th. II is under fire from three
sides. Sluices which have furnished the
city with water are destroyed, thereby
adding suffering to the people. It is
known that 200, 900 chassepOts are stored
in Strasburg. The immediate surrender
is predicted. There are only 1000 regu-
lar troops in the city.
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September Z, 1870.

The prospects for a peace are more
favorable. Austria and Russia have con-
sented to negotiate with Germany, and
have commenced by insisting on an
armistice. The ENJOYS Of Russia and
Austria are authorized, in the name Of
all neutral powers, to protect against
any ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of France, and il
the Intervention secures a suspension OF
hostilities, an attempt viii be at once
made to adjust terms Of peace Bis
marck and Won Buest are in active iego-
ton, but bismarck insists as prelimi-
nary 10 all arrangements, that three
Prussian army corps shall be encamped
within twenty miles Of Paris, as satis-
faction to the public opinion Of Ger
many.
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warren. o. sept y, ls0-st
DANKRVPTCY


I'D In the District Courtofthe United States,
i0r the Northern District OF Ohio.
In them matter Of Daniel R Becker, Bank
rupL In Bankruptcy. A warrant in Bank
ruptcy has been issued by said Cou~rtagainst
the estate Of said Daniel Becker, ofHub-
bard, In the County OF TrumbulL,o OF the State
OF Ohio, in said District, adjudged a Bank
rupt upon the Petition Of Waldo A. Fisher
&Co., his creditors; and the payment OF any
debts, and the delivery OF any property be-
longing 20 said Bankrupt, 20 him or 70 his
use, and the transfer OF any property by
him, are f~orbiddenb by law.
a meeting OF the creditors Of said Bank
rupE q pzove their debts and choose one OF
mo assignees OF his estate. viii be held at
aCGurt ofBanHuptcy TO be holden at Cleve-
land, in said District, on the nth day OF
October, 1870, at 10 O'Clock; q. m, at b ONCE
Of Myron R. Keith, Esq, one Of the Regis
tiers in Bankruptcy Of said Court.
HARRY THOMPSON,
Deputy U. S. Marshal, Messenger.
Hutehins 4 IngerBou,
Atty's for Petitioners.
Sep. IA. lS7O-2L
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iENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
Cents Flannel u dezhirt sandDmwers
- Knit
- gfE a. 81 81

Gents Flannel Undershirts and drawers
. Knit
SILK
" Cotton flannel Undershirts and
Drawers. The best knit Undershirtss and
Drawers for 50 cents each ever offered
for sale at that price-usuhlly sold for
SL00- Knit Double Jackets, knit Cardi-
gon- Cloth Gloves, Buckskin Gauntlets,
Buekskln Gloves and ittena, lined and
unlined fine buck, kid snd dogskin Driy-
ing Gloves, Alexander Kids, Kid Mittens
and Gloves, fur top. All kinds OF Gloves
and Mlttens. Neckties, Bows, Scarfs,
CravRts-all ofthe novelties OF the sea-
son. Paper Collar, Guns n BosOms,
Linen Collars, Guns and BosomE. The
Newport nodded cloth covered Collar is
the best hitting collar made. I sell the
Agate Paper Collar, cloth lined, for Is
cents-the best collar for the price that
is made. BALLOU'S FRENCH YOKE
SHIRT: the most perfect fitting shirt
yet invented; prices lower than same
quality Of material In n h make.
Cloth, flannel and cashmere Shirts in
great variety. @ - FIELD.
n. B.-James Ward & Co. S Scrip take.
IS Cash. c. S. F.
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New Advertisements
PROCLAMATION
Annual Ele N.


n G.. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff Of
1sTrumbun County, Ohio, do hereby mott
~ the qualified electors Of said County that
Tuesday, October 10, 1870,
Is the day appointed BY law for holding
elections In the State Of Ohio, at which time
Electors viii assemble at their several places
d holdinEelectOn in their respective town
ships, and vote by ballot, for the following
state and County officers, tO-wit:
One Secretary OF State; One Supreme
Judge; One Comptroller; One Member OF
Board ofPublle Works; One Congressman
Q rlethC Congressional District; One Member
ofState Board OF Equalization; One County
Recorder; One County Commissioner; One
County Surveyor One InhrmRry Director.
The question OF erecting q new Jail on the
LOT oWned BY the County, now occupied by
the old jail north Of the Court House, IN
the city OF warren, o., at a coat not TO ex-
coed forty-nve thousand dollars, Will b. sub
mItted toa vote ofthe electors Of TrumbuIl
EAN Pitt JURORS FOR COMMON PLEAS.
The Township Trustees will return with
their Poll Books OF election, Jurors for their
respective townships, as follows:
T0WkEHTpa IN R1r- n h n-~a-, Tvff.
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IA. CATLM. Gnstavns. Ono.

a. OAILINl GusIaVusI UhlO,
81 Manufactures ofand dealer in all kinds
Of Household Furniture, including Bed
steads, Mattresses, and Springs, Bureaus,
WardrObes, Chairs, TablesyStands, y every
thing in the furniture line, Ready made
Cofhns furnished with the best or trimming,
also a new and splendid Hearse. Ny stock
! salways full and complete, and purchasers
cannot do better than bygiying me a call
Sept :, lS7O4ta
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T,oRT CoVV,

R STRAYED OR STOLEN nom the
VIZ Dbarn OF the subscriber IN the city
E OF Warren, on Friday night the ID
Inst, q white n brown speckled Cow
short horns, red nom ears 10 shoulders, CIV
ing milk, has some Durham blood; straight
horns turning inward, Is abOutSyears DID,
A liberal eva viii be given for her return
Address WM. I.HUNTER,
p. o. Box 679, Warren, ..
Sept, 7, ls7O-8t
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
il All examinations for this County, viii
hereafter begin promptly at 10 O'Clock each
day, and viii be held as follows: Warren.
on the first Monday OF every month during
the year, except the months Of September,
and May.
During each Of these months there VIII be
one examination each Monday. for four
consecutive weeks, commencing the nrst
Monday In the month, as follows Payue'a
Corners, on the nst Monday OF September
and third Mondsy Of April Johnston, on
the second MondSy Of September and April;
Bristol, on the third Monday Of Saptem-
Der and hrst Monday OF April. Warren on
the fourth Monday Of September and April.
Applicants viii provide themselves with
Slate and Pencils, also tie exact change.
(dfty-three cents Tor the payment Of the
regular fee and postage. Those likely % De
interested IN this notice are requested 70
preserve 10 in some way that the cost OF ad-
vertising may be avoided. IL would b a
favor appreciated by both examiners and
applicants II some living az the places
out OF Warren, where examinations are TO
be held, would engage a room and start q
fire when one Is needed.
By orderOf the Board,
GEO. T. HUNTER, Clerk
Aug. 81, lS7O-St
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New Advertisements.

A SSIGNEE'S AUCTION SALE.
AB By order Of the Probate Court, I VIII
oner for sale on Saturday, the 18th day OF
October, A. d. 1870, at the late store Of Sam
uel TicehurEt, in the township OF North
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Foreign q
Domestic, consisting in part Of Prints.
Bleached CottOns, Dress Goods, Hats n
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Groceries.
and Notions in endless variety. Also an as
sortment OF Drugs & fine Liquors. said sale
will continue nom day 70 day until the en-
tire stock is disposed OF Terms Cash.
s. N. LAIRD,
Assignee OF Samuel Ticehurst.
Sept Il lS7O-ft
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe state OF Ohio. Trumbun County, 81
Humphrey Harsh, InTrumbuu Com
vs. fmon Pleas.

D[4AAA
Dine state OF Ohio. Trumbun County, 81
Humphrey Harsh InT5qP%7 6o Com
Homer S. Adams, ct. al
By virtue ofan order Of sale issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas, OF Trumbull
County, Ohio, and tome directed and deliV-
cred, I havelevied upon and shall expose TO
public saleat the door Of the Court House,
In b city Of Warren, Ohio, on
Saturday, October Sth, A D. 1870,
between the hours or one and three O'Clock
pm ofsaid day, the following described re
al estate to-Wtt: Situate In Meathersnald
township, Trumbuu County and State o.
Ohio, end known IS part Of lot No. three 81
bounded as follows Beginning at thenOrth-
east corner Of said lot Nc. three t0 in the
Liberty and Weatherzheld; thence south
alOngth township nns to the center OF ths
o leading from Martin Barnhisel's 70
Logs Corners thence west along the center
Of said road 50 FAR that q line running par
alel with said township line to the north
liz Of said NJ. three 81, win contain ten QO
acres Of land thence east along said north
line 70 the place Of beginning.
Also one other tract ofland situate IN the
Township, Count n State aforesaid, Gnd
bounded OS folOWss Beginning at q post
standing in the township line being he
southwest corner Of HenU Bowers arm I;
thence north along the said township line to
the center Ofthe public road leading nom
MARITIME Enthusiastically C-ornerSthenee
enter Of the State road, 50 called thence
southWardly along the center OF said last
mentioned road 20 the northwest corner Of
lands decided 10 Augustus A. Adams. thence
e~astwardly along the north line Of said A
A. Adams land TO the place Of beginning,
q contains as surveyed BY ]. b. Durham,
County Surveyor. tWenty-seven % acres
and E-l09of An acre OF land Appraised at
G. ". DICKINSON, sheriff
Sherims Ohlee, Warren o. SepGT, lS7o5L
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ESTATE Of John NJ. Barb, decd,
Line undersigned has been duly appoint.
ed and qualified IS Executor, on the estate
q John NJ Barb, decd, late Of Trumbull
Co, Ohio, WILLIAM NORTON
Bristol, Sept u, lsTO-St'.
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MARRIAGES
Marriage Notes, inssrsed erasis


At theBaptiEt Parsonage, in Warren, on the
LIST inst, by the Rev. r. Telford, Mr.,
KLINE LAKE, and Miss OLLIE STAHL-
At the house OF the bride, on the It'll inst, by
ART, and Miss KATE sUTLIFF, all d
In this city, on the 18th inst, by Rev. z. II.
YinglinF, Nj. JOHN ARDIS,to Miss MAR
GARETILEWEbLEN, both OF Weathers-
Held tHl -aEs- H.t- -..
In Champion Sept II, lS7O,by O. K.Besman
ESQ, Mr.. MI. HARTMAN, ofChampion,
and Miss EMILY /. RAMSEY, Of Bristol,
Trumbuu Co.
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GPRING and
HWa1v Wa1v nm The Rank

OWaly, Waly up the Bank,
Why 10 weep for thee3
These three last songs wiz be sung By
Madflle NilssOn-who Is o on her way %
this Country-at her concerts In America.
and they WI attain a popularity, on their
merits alone, equal 10 the songs or Jenny
Lind or Parepa Rosa. "A spirited q cor
rectlikeness OF Mad'le Nilsson adorns The
title-page OF each song. Copies without
cosOrs 40 cents each. Just reed at
ADAMS Book store,
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UIOLINS and GUITARS, we can
notbe beaton, at all prices from Is cts.
to forty dollars, and the best quality Of
Strings made In naly-itis the best place to
"get en-" at ADAMS Book and MusicStore.
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ESTATE Of Robert MeIlish. decd.
1.-The undersigned has been duly appoint
I'd and qualified as Administratnr On fbe
estate OF Robert Mellish, decd, late OF Trum-
bul Co., Ohio. EDMUND A. REED-
Vernon, o. Sept. IA, lS7O-St
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-14

livery DESCRIPTION Of Job
EIPrinting-ptain, in cOlors, or bronze, at
CHRoNIcLE oFFICR.
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IMPROVISATION to huildaN ~ jan.

PROPOSITION to build New Jail.
The tax payers OF Trumbun County. are
hereby notified that the Commissioner OF
said COunty-have made an order that the
question Of erecting q New jail be submit
ted to the electors az the general election, TO
be held on the second Tuesday OF October,
A. ID. $50, In accordance Wtththe provisions
OF an act Of the General Assembly Of the
State Of Ohio, passed April q $50. The list
and 81 sections Of which are as 1oueWss
SEC. J.. Be IL enacted by the General As
BeIlbly Of the State Of Ohio, that the COM
missioners OF TrumbuQ County, be- and
they are hereby empowered to raise, by tax,
in one or more annual levies, as they may
determine, a sum not exceeding 1orty-nVe
thousand dollars, for h purpose Of building
a Jal north OF the Court House, on a lot
owned by the County, IN ecity OF Warren
SEc 8. Provided, that before said Com
missloners b proceed 70 erect such a
or levy such tax, the question shall be sub
mitted to the electors OF said County az
some regular election held In said County,
and II a majority Of the votes cast at said
election upon this Questtonoferectinga a
shall be in favor OF a tax being levied for
said purpose, then said Commissioner shall
be fully authorized TO proceed 70 erect said
o. K. WOLCOTT,
Z. A. REED,
J. y. PAYNE
County Commissioner.
JAS. d. KENNEDY, County Auditor,
Warren, O., Sept ?, lsTO-5t
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T. ]. McLAIN & SON,
Warren, o.

Banking Business. Of All kinds done.
Bonds, Coin and Coupons, bought and sold.
Interest allowed on Deposits
Money to Loan; good Notes bought.
Drafts on Europe bOughEsnd sold.
Passage Tickets to and nom Europef furnished.
Revenue Stamps for sale at a discount
Insurance a. low rates
DWELLINGS and Store-roOms dorrentor sale, and
ageneral Rea Estate business done.
Ample mean and twenty-five years eI-
pertence enable rs to transac all depart
OF Customers.
Warren, o., Sept Z, IsIo-lyr.
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MILD, Certain, Safe, Efficient It is far
vi h best Cathartic remedy yet discover
ed, and at once relieves and tnytgorates all
the vital functions, without causing injury
TO any Of them. The most complete success
has long attended its use in many localities,
and is now offered to the generalpubhc with
the conviction that II can never faA 10 ac-
complish all that Is claimed for 10. II pro-
duces little or no pain leaves the organs
free from Irritation, and never over taxes or
excites the nervous system. In all diseases
Of the skin, blood, stomach bowels, liver,
kidneys-Of children n in many imcul-
ties peculiar to women. II brings prompt
relief and certain cure. The best physicians
recommend and prescribe II; and no per
son who once uses this viii voluntarily re-
turn to the use Of any other catharttc.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price and post
age.
3 Boxes. 100 ~
u " 225 81
It is sold by all dealers in drugs and medi-
cines.
TURNER 4 CO. Sole Prop'n, 40 TREMONT ST.
BOSTON, MASS lSeptl4-3m cow. n4Co.
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A SSIGNEE'S AUCTION SALE,
IA By order OF the Probate Court, I vii
Offer for sale, on Saturday, Oct 5. ldlus az the
late store OF Marx Ames, In Newton Falls
Ohio, a full and complete stock OF Stapleand
Fancy Dry Goods, foreign y domestic,
consisting in part OF Prints, Bleached Cot
tons, Dress Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Crockery, Groceries and Notions, in
endless variety. said sale viii continue
from day to day TIL the entire stock Is dis
posed Of.
Terms Of sale.-Au sumsn not exceeding ten
dollars, cash; all sums over ten and not ex-
ceeding my dollars, q credit or thirty day
with approved security, and over MY dol
lars, sixty days with security, with interest
on all deferred payments
Assignee OF Mark Ames.
Newton Falls. Sept. 7 lS7O-t.
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The following is the Prohibition State
Ticket:
For Secretary Of State, JAY 0DELL, Of
Cuvahoga. For Comptroller Of the
Treasury, THOMAS EDNoSDsoS, OF
Clarke. For Judge Of the Supreme
Court. GIDEON T. STEWART, Of Huron.
For Member of the Board Of Public
Works, ENocH G, COLLINS, Of Hooking.
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READY MADE CLOTHING DE-
pARTMENT
HAT Am CIP

This Observation-Disclosures all the staple
as well as all the latest most fashionable
and nobby styles out. You can always
n b last hat OUT in this stock
SILK Hats from dve dollars up This
i've dollar hat IS equal to any six dollar
hat sold in Warren,
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HINKLEY
Knitting Machine.

he sIzPlsI4. ChsapSEf snd BatlA UssI
HEs bat Ous Medal A Chnd eHn Ran NJ
DESIGNED especially for thsuss ofhni-
IL ues. and ladies who desire toknit FOR the
markaE VII do every Elrch Of knit
ting IN q Stocking. widening 2 nerroW-
ing e readily a. 81 hand Aro aple1dld for
T6rSfedg and ancy work, TAKING FIVE
DIFFERENT KIND o. STITCH Are very
saTv 20 and not liable q Eot out q
order. EVEEY FAMILY 8HouLD HAYE ONR
NJ su11f an Arcnf - eUcy TOtB % fnhodges
I'D seU heuA to whom We odar mogt LIBERAL
i,Fneemanta. send for Our Circular and
sample Stocking AddEee1
HfSKIFY KNITTING MACHINE 90,
Bafh. Ne OF, Ed BrpadWaL n. r
BWahaah Ave- Chicsgos III
Sept lsgRlyE
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A VOID QUACKS.-A victim Of early in
"a discretion, causing nervous debility, pre-
mature decay, &c, h~aving tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has a simple means OF
s~elf-cure, which he will send free to his
fellow-suherers. Address ]. II. FUTILE,
Is Nassau St, New York.
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.IAVA QUALITY
$685. S

One Pound OF Crampton's. Imperial
Landry soaR will make tyelye S1srts
Ger for a. and Try II CEAmEI0N
BROTHERS, 81 Front Sta New York
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GnE A Week SALARY t-Young men wanted
OEDImmediately as travelling salesmen.-
Address Enclosing stamph RI. WALKER,
Box S9s6, New York.
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TRFEs

Si,1OO.O00. 4 inches to feet high. Best Tim
Der and N Tree planted. Al6-page Circular
Free. And all sorts OF Nursery Stock. Adj
dress STORRS, HARRISON co.
gainesville, Lake Co, Ohio.
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VFACHFRs, EXAMINATIONS

County Commissioners
JAS. D.. KENNEDY, County Auditor.
Warren, o., Sept. ?, ls7O-5t
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SSInNER,S SALE 81 Rosi n.

sherirs once. Warren. O, sepL7. is701L
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-06-11
Received.

aBLAcKwooD's" FOR MAY = Opens with
stOur Poor Relations 8 humanitarian ar
ticle, rather inclining to what Darwin con-
siders the beginning Of the species'-in
fact, q plea for the animal world and Q lively
summary Of its wrongs. "Trade Unions"
ssEarr's Dene--Part VII.n-Dragging some
what heavily along TO the American reader.
Cornelius O'Dowd.n-Terse and epigram-
matte as usual. ssJohn-Part VII. LOSES
none of its interest, and shows US q new
phase Of human nature. "New Books and
ths aEducation difficulty" close the number.
WEsrMrSsTER Review FOR APRIL.-The
Unpublished Lettersof Samuel Taylor Cole.
r~idge."--It is only that the slightest facts
bearing upon the lives Of great men must
be Of interest IL the general reader, which
can excuse the publication Of letters with
little merit and no interest. Coleridge, the
most accomplished poet and ~monologueist
&C his day, is to a the heaviest prose
writer. tAmerican Socialisns A very
excellent SUMMARY Of she broken dreams
Of Utopians lwEo saw their phalanxes col.
lapse 10 aNew Harmony. 7 Yellow Springs
and other places. .sThe Paraguayan War
~Panpers' Girls aProstitution." "The
Action Of Natural Selection on Man" and
contemporary literature end The mum,
her.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-06-11
OBITUARY.

Died, ON the It'll inst. near Opelousas, Mrs.
EDWINA j SMITH. wife Of Thomas b.
Miles, aged "a years, ! month and Y days
The deceased was a native Of Alabama ous
had resided in this Parish for the iast Ten
years.
She had been for several years. q memoes
Of the Baptist Church, and was esteemed anu
loved by a numerous circle Of friends TOT hei
am;abilitv and many christian. virtues.
she leaves three small children the eldes.
only eight years old, to mourn her unt'mely
death To them and her grief-stricken nus
hand. we extend our heartfelt coincidence
No Mobile papers please copy.
D,rp-In this Parish, on the I'd instant
Mrs AMINTHE WYBLE, consortaof John
Roy, aged 20 years.
We sincerely ~sympathize with Mr.. roy
in the loss Of his wife, who 50 well iuih'.su
the true mission of woman. She was al %
eellent and devoted wife ard mother ana
succee ded IN that mos. difficult Of 9 second
wifs,s duties-being % impartial ana as-
eeptabIs stsnpotl.er