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En- Sc referant d nos conditions, on ver-
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priX des anDonces. q C'est pourquoi nous
osons presenter aujourd'hui le Courier
comme offrant les conditions davis les
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cen IT'S par carre) nous avcns lieu d'atten-
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que profession, meter etc. i
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d Ia oHnaissance de nos lecteurs les VEN
tes de- SUGGESTIONS ct de Sheriff, tableaux
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les lun:;ue ct nomhreuses COLONIES de
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CHEVAL EPAVE.

= CHEVAL EPAVE.
CTA' II a ttc arltte par 'r soussgne; r
ii IN cNlraut dams t. hulS lu Courtahl'an a
rnyjrun l., MILES .ll Port Barre chrval anne
rrain drnvir"n ans, a'tZan. front bianr, IS
t"pie DE- la j;amb" ga"ch" Il" d'rrer', sans
marqur appar"ntr 1T IN tres Ha'lVas e'a'.
IT, rrnulie,a:re est p,,t IT,. vrnir CHI. Il i" suus
siruf a LcouviiIr. pr"nv.r Sa rr"prtte, payer
les traiS It i'rmmt'ntT, antrrm"n' !! en- s'ra dis
nose scion IA l.,i JOS. RICHARD.
I.eunvIr Is Anvil l~1l. Hl-,'t
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lis so sont assures q Get eff-t les scryi-
ces dun maltre coupeur ct d'excellents
ta'IIeurs, ce q"i Ienr permettra de faire
choIsir les etoffes du golt des clients ct Ia
coupe scion Ieur gre. Les ve,emcnts Sc.
ront confectionnes sur comma nde, avec
promptitude ct l'ouvrage garanti.
Des couturiefes experisnentecs seront
dies pr'x rasonnablcs.
BLOCH & DtFPRE.
Opclousus 20 aout 1870.
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vi ARCHAND CnlnmiS~its,nairc cnnsi~natai-
We re ct cXpt'linlinairc. cUc"iyn,lr. dies rtlcs
Main ct Lcvte, Washington. Lnr.. intnr.nc res
pecturu>rment le public que mlga~n~ q. de-
pot Sont malntchaIt ouVrrrs rOur la c.,tion
das pro'tuits ct ;si,trrS marcE,lndi>r~. pour les
sons de faIncilr lis sont l,ariatc,ncnt c"nyr,la-
hlcs ct lr+puhlic pcut ttre certain que les pro
duits etc. ser"nt garantis dies intcmptrirs du
teQps on dies accidents. negligence etc
Les balances ronommtes dc Fairbanks sout
employees pour le pcsagc du cotton. .lu >,rrc ct
DIES autres pro,luits. ct DIES acheteurS serort tou
jours sur les lieux. lltts payer Il, prix ,u n,lr-
che pour lie sucrr. IL cotton Ia mousse. les Icaux
ct autres produits, moins les friis dc transport
de tcrai DIES atances en- ccrcles. cor,lc IT tolc
dem ailagc, provisions, etc. ccux qni ronsi-
gneront (par mon intcrmediairc) .lu cotou .lr
du sucrc on dantres produits. i mes anis.
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Tous mes efforts tcnlront Il favoriScr In vrrtc
dos Prodn'tS TT autres etfets tui me scront con-
ties ponr ttre ventllls sur commission.
s)e $ raj heurcux, ct Jose III" tlattrr. de po,,-
v"lr donh"r satisfaction entiGrc 4 ccux uui lne
rontieront leurs atiaircs.
KENNETH BAILLl0
Washington % ,Janv ls7I.-lo Dec. Iy
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HA jamti~ tt, snsrenduc pendant lc siege de
Paris est irnl.rimte sur ralicr extra. t"lmant
>,'ric dtnv iron vingt-siN publications. cor
respondaEtt six mOis-tlu IL S.rtrliihIe 1870 au
Is Mars 1871. Crux Qui d,~ilclairnt avoir This
toire dc la xucrr dc 1870 complete ct illu>trtt.
V compri> lc Sitge de Paris, hoivtnt s'ahonncr il
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DROGUES Ct MEDICINES.
Les plus pureS r1 les plus frairlrs.
sOEt il Il,
Pharnacie de St-Landry

tcruc par JOHN P0SEI, ct par lui eta
bile cn Isis.
VNOUTES les mtlccincs l,atcnttes de
IL Get age du progress. droynrs de tnu-
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luilcS de tnutes Soytcs. Wires, livrcs DE
cole, livrcs hlancs, papirrs divers, arti-
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A veIdro a l'aluiakle.

A vendre a l'amiable.
* GkAA arp'nts tie tcrrt txcellentc
WV pour IA culture de la came
Ct ll' cotton. sitEcc sur Ii i've cauch. ln
Hnyon B"urhcuX. il environ , miles In
Grand Cntrau. "'
. Cctt" tclrc >cla vcn'l-" en- m soul lot
on par m"rreanN dc !iW arpcnt,. an cboiv
dies a"IafIc;!r>. avcr IT., bois Sutf>,nr
pom: lu>ayc dame hal,iratinn,
i""r les conditions ct autrcs particu-
larltcS, s'adrcsScr PIES DIES lipnya
II. CIIRETlEN.
st. Landry % Nov. l-7O. II
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-12

Scared.


Only little wiser. perhaps, 'r i.a .I
Yet somewhat sadder, tooi rf,f
'Tis always sad to awake and find
A pleasant dream untrue.
To find that lips that loved you well, ,.lt,
But Hear, stood coldiy by
Nor recked that the white hand trembled so,
Or the lid Of the well-tdught eye.
Still she did all she had ts do,
III blame her not, not 1
She was merely acting woman b. nI TI
In the drama of A Liei tn ... 1H.t
Yes, tits from this part of Woman, lfi
That one all simple now, ILH
First learns to forget to be true in love,
To smile at the broken vow
Say then if he see 1t often played H..
Seems It so passing strange ..,.s
That heartess love seem sweet enough,
That he cares not now to change!
If heart be thing so hard to find, 80.
That he rest from his search awhile,
Content to be wocd by the brightest eye,
Or bask in the sunniest smile, '.'
No, she must learn that heart once scared
Or dies in It's could, proud pain, '.'
Or is healed by the smile of as false as she,
,. But never by hers again. o.. .o.a .r.
Yet she does all she has to do, it 30
III blame her not, not L;
She is merely acting Woman .a ,.r,
In the drama Of A Lie
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The Scouts Revenge.

who visit the thriving village of White
hall, have any idea how many exciting
scenes, bloody tragedies and hard
fought battles with the aborigines and
their scarcely less savage allies, the
Tories, of which that town and its
surroundings have been the theatre in
the time that tried mems souls y
Yet, so it is; and there are plenty Of
incidents, were they dug up from the
dark mines of the past, to furnish ma
terial for many an exciting and far
more truthful than those whose plots
are laid among the snow-capped Sier,
ras, or on the plains of the far West
The incidents of the following story
were related to me when a small boy
by that good and kind old man, the
favorite of all children, and the story.
teller of the neighborhood, Israel
Warner; he having received it from
his father, who was one of the actors
in many of the startling incidents
which 60 to make up the early history
of Whitehall, Col. Seth Warner.
There are people among us who can
remember when the marsh at the
northern extremity of our village was
of sufficient depth to allow the sloops
and schooners, or any craft whose
draught of water was not more than
ten feet, to deliver its freight to the
very place where now the laundering
locomotive, with shrek like that of
fiend, dives into the earth at the foot
Of Church street.
AT the time Of which I write, tliia
marsh, as well as the one on the east
side of our harbor, formed, with the
now narrow channel of Lake Cham
plain, one vast bay or harbor.
Those sand bars, upon which are
now piled millions of feet of lumber,
and occupied by saw and steam plan
ing mills, offices and dwellings, were
known as Cookies Island and Cookies
Island was in truth an island at all
times of the year and it is with this
island that my story is connected.
Reader, upon this spot happened one
of the most bloody tragedies in the
unwritten history of those early set
tiers.
On this island the early settlers had
built small wooden fort, or block
house, and from which cause the is
land was named Block House Island.
1t was surrounded by a high wall,
built close by the waters edge, lon all
sides except the west, this being pro-
tected by perpendicular cliff some
forty or fifty feet in height, which was
washed at the base by the waters of
the lake. t,r fst.tnD
This place was selected by them on
account of its natural Notifications,
and because it commanded view of
the whole harbor, as a place of safety
for the women and children of the set
Element, to which they fled at the ap-
proach of danger.
Now the war of the revolution had
begun and the place was garrisoned by
a small force, who, on the approach of
the enemy were REINFORCED by the set
tiers, who had removed the most val
liable parts of their property to the
fort.
The armament was small; consist
ing of four old brass six pound field
pieces. -
There may still be seen upon the
summit of this island remains Of the
old fort, which are just as fresh to-day
as they were twenty years ago, while
other places Of a like nature, in our
vicinity, have been built over or plow-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-12
CIhAS. G0LLING,
River street, Alpena.

4 REAsURER's NorICE.-Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned. Treasurer of the
city of Alpena, received the tax roll for General,
City and Highway Taxes for the year 1871, on the
second Monday in July, and the same will he
taiDed by him for forty days thereafter; that dur
ing the first twenty days Of said forty days, said
Treasurer will receive all taxes assessed thereon
without the addition any commission or percent
age for collection; that during the rcmaining twen
ty days Of said forty days, persons paying taxes
will be charged one per cent. additional on their
assessments; aud that after the expiration of said
forty VS., said roll will be returned TO the Comp
troller of said city, who will to he made out
copy Of so much Of said Assessment Roll MS shall
then rem ain due and unpaid, adding thereon such
percentage as shall have been liked By the Common
Council for the collection If such taxes
nients not exceeding four per cent. And that with
in ten DAYS thereafter the said Treasurer Will receive
said last mention ed roll and proceed TO collect and
receive the taxes thereon assessed up to the last
Saturday Of October next.
Notice is further given, that the said Treasurer
Ia not required by law to call upon the persons
sessed on such roll, demand the payment Of such
taxes.
Office at A. Hopper's.
A. T.. POWER,
City Treasurer.
Dated, Apena, July 10, 1871. 5wS
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j. B. FUTILE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Prosecuting Attorney, U. 8. Commissioner. Ohice,
corner Of Second and Water streets, Alpena' Mich'
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WILLIAM McMASTER IL

Dealer in, and Manufacturcro OF
Boots, shoes, taa- uesses. 1runas, c'c.,
Has n stock on hand, consisting OF wagon,
Express. Buggy and Lumber Harnesses, Collars,
Saddles, Brides, Whips. Horse Blankets, Buggy
Cushions and Mats Custom made French Calf
ana kin Boo.s and Shoes. Bows Boots and gem
erni stock of everything pertaining to the leather
trade. Mr.. NJ. can now be found at his new store,
in rear of Potter Brothers hardware store, where
he will be pleased to see his friends.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-12

Business Cards. one year, one dollar for esert
line.
Local Notices, ten cents per line each insertion,
and all notices continued for three months or
longer discount Of rs per cent. from these rates.
Editorial Notices Is cents per line for each inser-
tion; no notice inserted for less than dollar
Advertisements unaccompanied 10y writteE or
and charged accordingly.
Advertisements, under contract, ordered out tes
fore expiration Of time, will be charged full rates
No paper discontinued until all arreargcs arc
paid except NJ the option Of the publisher.
Tsansisnt adyortiseIuents must be pad in ad~
vance.
G1- Terms, CASH, payable quarterlys
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-12

j. Il. HEALEY,s
Dealer In Choice Family Groceries,, PROVISIONS
Yankee Notions, Etc, Second street, AlPeha'
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TUONA,S II. HUNT,

Insnector.l and Commission dealer in Lumber,
Iath and Shingles. Particular attention given to
the inspection and shipping Of lumber, Orders So
lcited for the purchase of lumber, lath and Shin
giles, Alpena, Mich.
REFERENCEs- s. II. Sheldon Co, Woods,
Perry & Co., Rust & King. Cleveland Walbridge,
Thomas & Co., Sears Il Holland, l. Curtis Co,
lev. Wood n Co., Hillard, Pierce & Co., Avery,
Murphy & Co., Blanchard s. Borland Chicago {;
Lea & Mos, r.. b. Hubbard & Co., Peter oioher
& Co., sandnsky; ID. Whitney, Jr., VIM. I. war
riner, L. NJ. Mason, Detroit f. Harrington, /.
Luce & Co., Campbell s. Potter, A. i. Fletcher q
Co., +. w Gichrist, Folkerts & Butterheld, Alpe-
ma Mixer & Smith, Buffalo.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-12

CHAS. GOLLING,
House, Sign and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER F!
Painting, Graining, Glazing,
Paper-Hanging, cts,
Done IN the most artistic manner, and al
short notice.

Having secured the services of one of the best
grainers in the State, am now prepared TO do all
kinds of wax In my line In a manner that cannot
be excelcdi In Michigan.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-21
The Taxpayers Convention.

We hope that there will be no aiscrimina-
ton on the score of politics in electing
delegates to the May Convention. That, at
all events, is not q political body. 1t is q
meeting OF taxpayers for the consideration OF
subjects which seriously affect every property
holder in the State. We should like the
delegates to be men OF Substantial intelli-
genee and high character, but, other things
being equal, a Radical taxpayer will be as
much in place as a Conservative taxpayer.
Indeed, it is essential to the success Of the
movement that the Convention should not
be exclusively composed OF the members OF
one political party. To narrow the Conven-
ton down in that way is to give it a partisan
turn, and to provoke the introduction OF
political questions which would be disastrous
in the extreme. We repeat the expression
our hope that enough Radical delegates
will be sent to the Convention to represent,
fairly and fully, the Radical property-holders
in the State. This will be the. beginning in
South Carolina OF Minority Representation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-21

hdered by the Senate at this session. Although
more than thirty4six wera present, there were
several ;#ho lodged the issue, and thereby
allowed Che proposition to 60 BY default. 1t
was noticeable that tue Presidential influence
secured this result; for, while Senators sher=
man, Wilson, and the two South Carolina SEN
ators and Hill, of Georgia, urged that the bill
should be passed to follow the Ku-Klux bill
as an o I've branch rendered tothe South, Sen
ators Morton, Chandler, Edmunds and Conk-
ling, the special representatives of the views
and interests of the administration, violently
opposed any such legislation. Mr.. Chandler
became very excited over it, while Mr.. Ed
MINDS threatened two weeks debate if it was
allowed to come up in the Senate. This threat
Influenced o good many who were anxious to
get home at once. Mr.. Chandler said "You
pass this bill and you notify the South that
you apologize for your legislation against the
Ku-Klux. ;" And he added that he saw no rea-
son why the South was deserving Of amnesty
now any more than when Lee surrendered,
for they did not accept the situation as fully as
thew did then. There was time enough, ne
believed, to grant amnesty next session.
Messrs. Morton and Conkllng thought Con
sress had better walt and see how the soulh
behaved during the recess"
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THE reason why the May Convention are
urged to direct their efforts, in the beginning,
to tie postponement OF the collection of the
tax OF 1871, is that the whole State, except
ing the Marlboro Times, is unable to pay
two taxes in n year. And the Convention
must not tilt at wind-mills. Revolution we
do not want, and we could not have 1t if we
would. The complexion of the General AS
sernbly and the character of eur rulers can
not be changed in a day. And if the Con-
pention can (1) defer the collection OF the
tax OF 1871. ~ ascertain the exact amount
OF the State debt, (3) discuss, and act upon.
the question of minority representation, and
az make arrangements for having a perma-
nent committee Of taxpayers in Columbia
during the session Of the General Assembly,
it will have done something practical, with
out disturbing the peace OF the State, or
putting 10 jeopardy the success Of the Demo-
cratic party. These may be small things
to the Times, but down this way they will
accord with the temper OF the people.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-21

The usually well-posted Washington cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun telegraphs
to that paper under date of Tuesday night
as follows: .'The Democratic caucus at It's
ssmeeting tonight finally concluded to issue
.sa national address, which should cover in a
.general manner all the political questions
Eat issue up to the present time. The South
.ser1 Democrats hare 10 opinions TO offer,
"6ut left everything to be made up By their
"Nerthern brethren. The address. will not
s.be issued until after the passage OF the
sspending Ku-Klux bill: 1t will set forth
'sthat the Democracy july abide By all the
s'queShonS settled 6y the passage OF the
'sFourteenM and Fifteenth amendments, and
'that there is no disposition to dispute any
''of the legal consequences which may5oAow
s.tom the anne Then touching upon what
'sthe questions involved in the proposition
tsare, it will conclude with an indictment OF
e'the entire policy of the Republican party"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-21
IsIT?-MANY, MANY PEG

@WHAT ISlT!-MANf, MANY PEO-
PIE suffer from they know not what. They are
not %sick-they are not we'll. There ls no lame
for 1t. 1t Is simply weakness-a breaking down
OF the vital forces. Whstever It's causes, land
they are innumerableO Its symptoms are in the
main the same. Among the most prominent are
extreme l%assltude, loss OF appetite. loss OF flesh,
and great mental depression. Indigestion and a
stomach cough are also frequently concomltants
OF this distressing state OF body and OF mind.
The common remark in relation to persons In
such a condition is, that they are consumptive.
Now. what theseunfortunstes really want is vigor,
vital strength; and, as certainly as dawn sue
ceeds darkness, they can recuperste their Systems
and regain peri ct health BY resortlng to HOS.
LETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTERS.
1t is as clear that a lite-revivIhg tonic is required
in such cases, as that the dying name OF an empty
lamp requires to be revived with q new supply Of
oil. Perfectly pure and innocuous, containing
nothing but the most genial vegetable extracts,
and combining the three grand elements OF a
stomachic, an Alternative, aud a genial invigorant,
Hostetter's Bltters are suitable to all constitu-
lions, and are as applicable to the diseases and
disabilities orthe feebler sex as to those OF men.
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heartily commend the movement. There
sssihs to be mo- difference Of opinion, upon
this subject, amongst Intelligent and we'll
meaning smen. They admit that minority
representation Is practicable, and is, as far
60 it goes, a certain way OF giving to wealth
and intellect their tit share in the legislation
and government of the State. And if it can
be proved, besides, that its operations will
be as speedy as they are sure, we think that
the people will nave found in Cumulative
Voting a plain, simple and practicable
remedy for the worst evils which Cypress
them.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-21
TERMS OF THEFERs..

TIL. DAILY NEWS, by mali ore year, So; SIX
months 81; three months 81 60 Served n tue
city at EIGHTEEN CkSrsA week, payable tosae car
riers, or So q year. paid in advance at the ounce.
THsp ss.wKskLY NEWS, published on tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year ~ sA
months So.
THs WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81. Six copies
$40. Ten copies, to one address, SIS.
srrsos1pr1oss In ali cases payable in advance,
and no paper con1nued sfrer the expiration Of
the time paid for.
address RIoRDAN, DAWSON 4 CO.,
No. I4s East Bay, Charleston, sc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-21

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER
PLANT-Price$ 81
Cough Linctus-Prlce 81
Dilanthus Extract, for Epilepsy, ST. Vitus' Dance,
Spinal and Brain AtecEons-Price So
Catarrh Specidc-Price 50
Hydrated Oxymel, for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, &c.-Price 50
Pile Extract never falling Pile cure-Price 81.
May Apple Pills, for Dyspepsia, Torpidity Of the
Liver Constipation, &c.-Price so cents
Headache Pills-Irice so cents
Alkaline ResolYent-an iodiZed ch ?mical water
superior to Vichy, K%!sslngen, Seltzst, &C.
Price 81
Five Minute Pain Curer-Prlce 81
Chemical Healing. Blood and Bone Ointment
Ethereal Phosphorus-Price s.
Lithia-for the Kldneys-Price IS
Karalpt Exract-the woman's fr~tend-Prce So
Victoria Regia-unriyalled for beautifying the
cOmplexton-Price 81
Amaranth-for the Halr-stops falling hair-Price
81
Observation-Disclosures E%lixIr-Price So
Fever and Ague Gl0bules-Price 81 per box.
For sale BY DR. q. BAER,
APRIL No. 13l Meeting street. Charleston.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-21
WTINEs AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
w PRICES.

WHISKEY from 81 so per gallon and upwards.
Old North Carolina Corn Wniskey 81 per gallon.
PORT. Sherry. Madeira and !larer Wines from
81 so per gallon and upwards.
French and Domestic Brandies at reduced prices.
All OF the above ara %proourei directly rom tae
mediaIe prodts, aud lnsurtaga good arsioie, and
are warranted OF good quality. dne favor, pure
and unadulterated, even the lowest grades being
guaranteed strictly pure. Persnn, 10 need OF
such goods for medicinal or other purposes can
depend upon getting 9 strictly pure article at an
extremely low price nom
W.. a. WELOH, !
Family Grocer,
8. W. Corner Meeting and Markes srreeta q
nr Goods delivered free Of charge. spf11a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-21

TIE Marlboro Times thinks that the COL
lection Of two taxes in one year makes no
difference, and that the popular grievance is
the amount of the taxes, and not the time of
their collection. The Times must look be-
yond its nose. Marlboro may be able to
pay The two taxes In one year without incon-
vonience, but no other county in the State,
Of which We have knowledge, can give 80
GOOD an account Of itself.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-21
funeral Nutlres.

1s-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acqualntances Of Mr.. and MID VIM. F.. Arnholter,
Of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Arnholter, and OF. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Adams, are respectfully invited to attend
the Funeral services OF Miss HENRIETTA II.
A%RNIoLTER, at her late residence. No. 10 Cannon
street, THIS AFT RNoeS, ct 4 O'Clock. APRIL