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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-03-24

They nrc not n vile FANCY DRINK.
Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskcy, Proof Spirits
and Refuse Liquors doctorcd, splced and sweet
ened TO please the taste, called "Toncs" "Appetiz.
ers" Rcstorcrs" &C., that lead the tippler on to
drunkenness and ruin, but true Medicine. made
from the Native Roots and Herbs OF California free
from NIL Alcoholic Stimulnnts. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER md A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Renovatof and
Inyigorator Of the System carrying of all poisonous
matter and restoring the blood to healthy condition.
No person take these Ditters according to dlrec
tions and remain long unwell, provided their bones
nre not destroyed by mineral poison or other means,
and the vital organs wasted beyond tho point Of re-
| pair.
They nre n Gentle PurGntivc MS we'll ns n
Tonic possessing also, the peculiar merit Of acting
powerful agent in relieving Congestion or inaam-
nation Of the Liver, and all tho Yisccrul Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in
young old, married SINGLE at tho dawn OF wo-
manhood or at the turn lc these Tonic Bters have
| no equal.
For InAammntory and Chronic Rheuma-
tism and Cont, Dyspcpsia or IndigestionS
Bilious, Rcmittent and Intermittent Fcvers,
| Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bladder, these Dittcrs have been most successful.
| Such Diseases arc caused by viiiatcd Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement Of tho
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head.
Sshe II the ssondss Tr Sogg @ of the
Bad taste in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Palptaton
ofthc Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pain in the
regions of the Kidneys, and hundred other painful
| symptoms, are the ofiEprings of dyspepsia.
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the tor.
pid liver and bowels which render them of unequaled
impartlng new life and vgor to the whole ystcm.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Blotches Spots, Pmples Pnstules, Bols Car
buncles, Ring Worms, scald Head, Sore Eyes Erysp.
elias Itch 6cur Discolorations of the Skin, Humors
and Disc OF the skin of whatever nature,
are Literally dTg up and carried ,tt Sgt Of The tem in
such Will convince the most increduous OF their
| curative effect.
Cleanse the vitiated Blood whenever you ind Its
impurities bursting through the skin in Pmples, Erup
lions or Sores, cleanse It when you nnd i oestrpcted
your feelings will tell you when Keep the blood pure
and the health the system will follow
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in the
system OF many thousands, enectually destroy
cd and removed. For full directions, read carefully
the circular around each bottle, printed in four Ian
guages-English, German, French and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. r. Fl. MCDONALD & CO.
Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco, Cal, anc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-03-24
SEND YOUR MONEY

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the letters containing money. Address
/. W. ENGLAND, Publisher,
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-03-24
TERMS TO CLUBS.

Five copies. one year, separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
Ten copies, one year separately addressed tand
an extra copy to getter up OF club, So
Sixteen Dollars.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
FUNERAL OF THEODORE HAGEN.

The funeral of the late Theodore Hagen took
place at o'clock yesterday at his late residence No.
3O4 West Fourteenthst and was largely attended. Many
members Of the musical profession were present The
services. performed by Baptist clergyman consisted Of
readings from the Bible and extemporaneeus remarks.
The remains laid In the grave at Trinity Cemetery.
in Carmansville The palbearers were Messrs. Sol.
Eytnge jr william Winter Theodore Thomas, B. Hill
dershem Dr. Ayrcs g. Lssar Charles Fendt, and Jacob
Gosche. Mr. Hagens paper, The Weekly Rsvier. will, We
understand DO continued In its customary rack 1t s
influential and useful musical Journal and is prosperity
especially at this time-should be promoted by the
musical community Mr.. Hagen leaves . widow and six
children He has been stanch and valuable friend to
musical art and enterprise n this oity aod his clau to
practical remembrance sueh should cOmman at-
tcntiop. We understand that Memorial Concert for
the benefit Of Mr. Hs0en's family is in contemplation
among his musical friends Their project should win the
AN
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
a POLICEMAN SHOT BY A WOMAN

WAsniSdros. Dec. 2o.-Two boys were con.
'ted IN the Criminal Court to-day for Knocking down
man in open daylight end robbing him of 4 watch
ihey were sentenced to the Peheutiay. 1t appearing
,,'n The testimony that the watch had been sod 10
'nea 'he owner procured warrant for his arrest
anu also search'warraut for the watch Shea was ar
tted and taken TO police beadousr,ers hnt ,hn
,lr hon. afye tbr warrant mad trouble Going into
,,,.d s;,y ,Hey were ordered out by Mrs. Shea. who
:, ,.L M long knife and pistol Threatened
90. o uelt lives; and, TO convince them that
>, I'm b., IN earnest, furiou-ly struck At one
'n,,,i., .,,,, ~, missed him; the knife hit the
o.lc.r. nn rm,'ing % large portion Of it. Tue
In iIR nnarmed ut the time, retired. one of
A.. ns 10 headquarters for Instructions " b,Ie
cdrr a., ',a no hco on guard Until he received further
a..on, "e course Of the afternoon Ojcer DoyIc
s sn sna having effected sn eniranc. ,aitep,ed 'e te
p..to .hn, i1 cue resisted their Efforts ana with a
iron nhIch v, tne bal taking effect In his month
brior ,"a,ca Spd lie soon after died bleeding 10 drst
two Off rr, oS Ne. could be procured The other
eANiIA''On will take place To- morrow .v.' ~hero
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr.. Sanford of Taunton is announced as GER
tain to he made Speaker Of the Massachusetts Assembly
Representative Elliot of Philadelphia Is
named az Speaker OF the House, and the Senate. being
r cannot get work until election has been ordered
in iLe late senator Conncl's district.
The General Assembly of Rhode Island be-
Gin, its sessions Providence Tuesday next, and rs
the rush of b,isinp. Is onrwhat unusual, double seS-
sions each proposed IN order that adjournment
may br reached by April.
The Hon. d. J. Morrill, Of Cambria County
Penn brought out spicu0usly in the state press
for the Republican nomination for Governor. to succeed
Gen leary. He Ia put forth the manufacturers can
didate that Il il claimed hu 90 far received no
recognition In state politics.
Gov. English. it is said refuses to stand the
chronic nomination for Governor on the Democratic
ticket this year, ana the Democrats somewhat at sea
enr "A man strong enough TO unite the party vote The
Senator,hp disrncts the Republican candidate some
what lowell seems to have strong back
ing.
The Hon. Tappan Wentworth has decided
The Boston journal learns to contest the seat Of VIM H.
Louchin who holds certificate Of election as Represent
atvc Of Ward Three in Lowell LOughn was the Demo-
cratic and Labor Reform nominee and his plurality over
Mr. Wentworth was only i've II is charged that some
Of IOuglin'- friends from another ward lent him
friendly hand going into Ward Three and voting on
uncheC hru names.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
NTNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

WARRANTS FOR Tnr INTEREST ON THE Ciii
DEBT.
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund met
M Yesterday In the Controllers Office Mayor nan
- che chair Controller Green. Chamberlain BradieS
,t Alderman Iy ysaght present. MI Green onered
~, ,o,,w,nr which unanimously passed:
Tba, warrant he eIecnted in favor OF 'hsnhenn brs9t
a. 70 c-gcd III, sinking Fund for lhe Y, men g. =" ~, ~
- on .ee"u Of uTpa, r,vesnes % o. ' inS l of
y yM ~ -. o. chsptsr ls3 Of The AVS Of 1872.
fbs esves sS22oco IN bank to the erea oi INC
Msycr HALL move that we adicnrn. .oo.,,,.
M Bradley-Mr. Green, you sald AZ our last het's'
tss in few days you would be ready I" report on lh,
S&Go Nathayie Sands matter IL h som" now S''''
", met and think yOn must be ablr 10 report now
Mn Grren-I have ho report to make J.
Wavor Hall The motion to adjourn has the precedence
The Bosrd then adjourned
TIE MONTHLY BALANCE.
Chamberlain Bradley sent, yesterday, the
flowing letter to the Tenth National Bank the Broad
s.y National Bank. and the Union Trust Company:
In view OF the question which has recently been dis
,,cd the amounts payable under the aFrnnHe ne
nru,s made by you with the ChanbeTal ain. unuer thf
royisos of Chapter CAS- Laws of lse take occasion to
s.n advise you that III order To- comply e'IviS WIZ
u.na 10 the Chamberlain your proportion to the monthly
3n.sncc 10 C0vtr the expenses enuiheraeu III .hnt
.con The r,uG m he % sum rr S nm, U r1v or county
,,crdp, to the source from which Tue saine rmail y
c riir subject IL such disposition as may DC hereafter
ini1r III Icui by ltw.
TIfE NEW REGISTER
zen. Si.cl, who will assume the duties OF
lister next Monday. was engaged yesterday
afternoon IN examining the books of the
Ersi>t,r', Office and faniliafizng himself Win
.hr details OF the Office. 1t is understood that
,Hrr lac has assumed control OF affairs. and become
.nnV er>,n with his Official duties hc viii eurtall the
rica force far practicable. and institute changes
a, the nIauaccmcnt winch Will materially Assist ihuse
n may desire make searches and N" may require
,.-nimlon concerning deeds. mortgages. ana otner
r.c, 4 documents. The General ia rciccnt as 10 hs
r. n i,ri To appoint but says that he Will
.aI.iV"I 10 have the places occupied by persons VINO
veil uL nrd To III the positions. ana VINO VIII ~
- ,ly Il all ,uics assist ali Who may apply Tor ihiOr-
nation
MISCELLANEOUS
Controll,r Green placed, yesterday, 100000
,o he credit of the Department Of Parks.
Mayor Hall signed check on the broadway Bank.
,ayNbe to the order of Chamberlain Bradley, for
ooUo the quota OF tax due from the County Of
N.N rk icr the year ending Oct i, ISL The MA! or
80 .. tins the largest check he has ever signed
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
INTERNATIONAL PATENT FUEL.

Several experiments have recently been
made partly the pressroom OF THE TRIBUNE, to test
the value Of fuel Of which the bases Peat and
Coal Dust (Anthrare), with moderate sdmSturc Of
tar resin asphalt by Of appetizer The general
results al fained are these;
This fuel igntes readily and half the kndling
required i,y Anthracite;
O. 1t gets mp working head ~ steam IN hall the time
required with Anthracite; and
g. Three tuns of it equal efilrncy to four tuns
~ good anthracite.
W. do not exp aurh but Coal to bo used just where
Coal il mined; but coal bed. are Of limited area
while Peat is found IN almost every county. Suppose
tbs fuel costs 50 per tn where made II v not be much
USED ia Icnpsy lvania hut all NcwEngahd most OF ON
stuc anu the great horthWe.t will blaze with It, The
fact that it Will up vast quantities OF coadust tnow
II NUISANCE about the mines) viii commend It even "a
Pensy lvaria. We trust the makers will loon make
u,e wilh i'rr product. 1nuuir"rs may address Capt
.acph splnncl NJ. "a West Fiji l'cnil Il.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
EROOELTNS NRU CHARTER.

WHITING OF THE CITIZENS CONMITTFE-A Gov
LRNMiNT WITHOUT COMMISSIONS.
4 meeting of the Citizens Reform Commit
vas held last evening. at No. le5 MOntague-st..
6roh and the provisions Of the proposed new Char
er fully discussed Messrs. Dayhs and Barnes OF
d. sub Committee dele gated to confer with the ciIizens
Bay Ridge upon the suffice Of the annexation OF the
,,aniv towns with the city Of Brooklyn, reported that
they had attended meeting Of citizens at Bay Ridge
nd OF the opinion that q determined opposition u
xaiion exhibited and that the residents Of the
puniy towns bad a narrow conception Of the subject.
The Committee decided that the new Garter should
n-nvldc for Board Of Assessors composed OF seven
u-r Mr. Goodrich opposed the proposition, hold
NIX that would entail an additional o.
I-u- "f sl5OD per aunum upon tue ci'y Ane Propoai
i,oi. adopted
I,AA. decided that there should he Department OF
cn 10 receive money due the CITY from all sources.
An amendment providing for the retention In office OF
thu lyelrctcd head Of the Tax Collectors Depart
i,~n defeated. Mtssrs. Barnes and Murphy claiming
'ht' III, would look upon this as polite trck
iecd " retain Ia Oice ar Burroughs. tAe COLLECTOR
-.r'
ad the table for further constellation MI barnes
,"d That hsrr were great anses III ,ns d az
t9a The section relating to the FIe DeParIment was
Tie section relating to the Police Department was
r, considered Mr.. Hunter favored the consolidation
p'lhe Police aud Health Departments.
n Jded He sdld that the police force was too large
'hc members ru.ted, and that the force should have
L'rc duty to perform lie thought that by combining
t'' three departments the health and morality OF the
c'y would be materially advanced
The committee finally decided that there should he
Consolidated Department OF Ponce and Health. The
~ hon creating department Of Streets, Water, and
- wTsge was adopted as printed II was decided that
th"re should be department OF Parke. The provision
u,ai The present Comm ssiouers sh9ud be retained In
ONE until TIE expiration VI their term was extensively
a .Gussed.
Nj, liunter claimed that members Of the Committee
N"uH be outrdgIng deccDcy and making Themselves
M Ious W making an exception LII favor VI this Com
Hl>iUn
M Mclean said that the Committee had set out with
IN. determination Of abOlishing all commissions.
Ar Barnes believed that the Park Commissioners
we're geteun Oi the greatest integrity. and that they
h performed their duties to the advantage OF the city.
~ 10" one was willing 10 TAXI the responsibility Of
hkihs all exception LII favor Of the preseut Commits
iLe omini'tec finally decided that there should be no
rafp'ioh made IN tins case. and the provision was
,""hrh ont The section relating to the Law Depart
lows ''' "'N P~o'"U IN '''-
.''' 'l' h Department o. Lau;se b.d Of shall
''ei's-sho .btl p~r'or sue drsigns.d
''o' 'hl onnon Council o mI-nssin 6i,d by Lem
IA - Fe,af' ltiLg itI b., him 10 The pubic Treasury.
'o- eDuNee then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
POLICE NOTES.

J. T. Taylor's residence. No. 94s West Fifty
,ou-hst. w..lA damaged *2D by ire sAny yessrrdsy.
Margaret Henry domestic at No. 80 West Tenth
A Ggox the siyhta and fractured An Arm and s yesrsy
Rosa asenbuhlsr, age g. died yester day. Mt No. ta6
scad received b. the upsesns Il bowl Of
Michael McGlynn, age 15 of No. "a MOtt-st.. was
stabbed lett breast and <verry wosnds yeserday By John
Vance, pls, mate, nying at the ssnc place
+. Homerslack. Frenchman. aGe q. . Cherry-st.
d,r died suddenly YESTERDAY In the No. III Peass
Jane s. Kelly, as~ ", at No. Is Chsronsl
Frank Farrell sailsr age 81, Of No. 81 Jamss-st..
sta Tharsds he railroad track Center ana whe
whe and viSenly sGsns us thrown back
wsm And rssdered inseusihlA dying yesterday
Bartlett Gulpher. alias Bottler" Of BROOKLYN, q
Pba.h osp usdsh ssd ss wandering aboaa the uppss
pa the ci.y. Anapy taken bach to Ne hosStaL
An affrny occurred yesterday. in the tenement No.
O5 John and Budget Dauord ssd John and Mar
sa Cuu HALVES and other vsapse, u,e Mr.. Dunfo
and Caleu behind The len and IN the hand
Ali arrested The cenulsl BY lstee Coultsr
An explosion occurred. last evening" in the store
Of M Richards Beamh at Nos 10 aud n
prKabc ku caused BY varalh opppg a,o the nrsfrom 0
pstd TO hake The Ne 81 therAplcsisp
sufrn blow tho AID th~Has In ts
| windows II both baitiwa Loss. $Su
| Coroner Whtchill took. yesterday. tho ante NOR
:" rn'ri Murphy Of M la korh Avsntst voai
t A. III ei th' lie lrociui down w Jlu Ia
imi saloon. sixth thnsiDas night. It's
/ % ., ui hf'nrr. JOIN tsrv, hlh.' Nnn, 10
,a sLo .wpai hs su'ay. have besa LED su~W
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
PROF. ATKINS TESTIMONY.
A SEARCHING AND IMPARTIAL ANALYSIS OF IT Il
An AUTHORITY.

A SEARCHING AND lNfARllAL ANALlSlS Of IL III
AN AUTHORITY.
TO the Ediior Of The Tribune.
SIR: The chemical evidence in the case OF
Mrs Wharton Of Baltimore, under trial at Annapolis
f the alleged administration OF poison to Gen. Kctchu
Of the L. Army in June last at her own house. Is con
fined thus far to the testimony OF Dr. Aiken Professor OF
Chemistry in thu Maryland University As yet my only
record Of this testimony from the mcager and unsals
factory accounts which have appeared IN the daily
Journals and hence am willing to believe. until II Ia
shown be otherwise that Dr. Aiken hxs shown reason
able skill in the application OF the wcllknown methods
for the detection and estimation Of the poss for which
hc has sought Meantime. note thc fact that his
fled him tO the conclusion That tartar ene tic
the agent which uned to dtstOry liic having
sought for stry in vai and ALSO fo arsenc with
out violence Of its presence.
will here quote paragraph or tw" from The telc-
graphic summary Of the r,i OF Dr. Akcn given by
THE TEIBINE O.. Dec. II and l3:
AsSApoIs Nd bee 1.-The ~bsrtr iri,l I--r'c ihs
biz -.srh for .,ryt Al tI,c,. Of ~i, s,re w.nrg M roc~~
10 detail i' analysis nd tests for s~ne the M hd s
, after the search III, re,u, Lfo~n,h
.. portion Of which -l Aqu. ar,npua .hicL
thai no hsene present lie then tie portion
Of th. ~ebbad rsclc
lei him TO su'p- b. prs.-nc. hn,inouy ,nipo Jro
duc.d such results that be could rrrHc-
made i" es to asnsu whh, psitlsr ouud Of
present the only oerain,r prt.enr
eo3,.nns .a. p-Ic acle OF e'aet
Do tht witness b-ng hAd what
tanned III this sapde of sDtnon. mind
TO how mach poison found in the stomach except
vas uni IN very small qusniis' Which rnn
to no pains To determine the qiat regarding
an snd Was proceeding hi Ny he rrgsrd
lie tben san tDs puui r,nL Lave been less yfnD
You can e'I The article isnr'Grr there folly
o '@i"' r""tri -uAr tn'r'. rl ,n
sNJelce Il - "a .ut
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30

fI St rs divided Hcsweci tho Hon an.hs A. Grow Of
v."snSs and wSo%t caucus the only
on VS ssnnt"s 1 SS Gnsd and ought to 30
strictly adhered to in the election m all Officers sy hy
Congress or state Lrisatnrc In oth'r way ., can
the Representative be held 70 strict accounts.n,T.
representative constituency has no security seans.
betrayal The secret ballot in eeci"t cauaN7 rnwre'
sentative to ccrivr and bctray his constituents .nd .n
bis vote for money office. or inc pI'nle p or r"pt
means quite rs casl, ~ he secret @ n,nc in lis
requires Il little more dchtrrity ana low cnnInS ..,t m
the ring managers the attendance OF every inrn
brr in Each gent VINO goes ib0 ~ ~,
drcrces need not Indicate the manner IN when tn'sc
who have secured control 9" the majority Oh ,lu' W. s , %
mrInbrrs VINO wish to deceived, before conscn'inH I"
the betrayal Of their constituents. ,., ..,ou.os
ccror votes for himself or ia dccrai" to con, IN
venti0n. votes to nominate ranlact 10 Dr ts
his party election where the piralityi0f tbs vo.es
cast at that election will elect As thcrr can W u
election in such caseo cac meinnef oI !mo ph ,r ~
defeat the first vote. Not 20 IN Ltsg'iatve ns'.
bly,. In such bodies majority OF all the votos ra;t , MtG
TO elect and The voting must be repeated nh
such minority obtained. Each member OF the LsSra
re ncs In an Official capacity anh a. the m h". no
moral right therefore to evade thi. rcsponSGiy mr
c"mt The question a to how TO ne h i S1nS Of
majority OF his party by secret ballot In secret ccls or
III public cancus To do il to abllcair me chai'hr
and merge the Individuality OF the representative IN an
irresponsible body unknown to the constitution anu am
The law having provided Il at the Legislative Assembly
shall go into joint convention and vote at least once rach
day until Senator Is chosen, there IL not Only no
sy. but no lawful warrant for caucus Inc llents vi
each Individual member and OF each constituency arc
projected by this law OF Congress, and the voice o th
Senatorial and Representative District In the Sta'c can
he officially and publicly recorded for the frat or second
or choice OF every constituency without danger OF
clccing man OF the opposition, or man Of me hom-
nunt parry. who either by packing conventions or ny
frand. may have secured a majority OF the party In
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
EdTHER REPORT.
WAR DEPART~PSr,


W,sHINGTOS. Dee ~. ls71-7 p. IN.
Synopsis for khr mast fr>nfufOur hours.
The barometer has fallen since Thursday af
trruoon here east Of the Rocky Mountains exc pit
ON AXE SUPERIOR an Ia rising from that lake to Lake
Erie and lawrence The lowest pressure continues
i'm kansns and Nebraska. The temperature has risen
very generally. especially in Mississippi and North
Carolina Ram s fallen at most points IN the South
West, the Ohio Va.lry. and the Middle Atlantic Coast
Brisk southcrly winds with cloudy weather and rain are
reported from San Francisco light and variable winds
east of the Mississippi and increasing north east winds
with snow, Oh Lake Superior
Probabilities.
The cOndit favorable tn the development Of
area Of low in Arkansas and Missouri, moving
n0rth.eastward on Saturday Threatening weather will
probably continue IN the Gulf and Southern States, with
rain on the latte, coasts In of rising barometer with
partially cloudy and clearing weather will probably eX
lend uriug the night and Saturday south eastward
NrwY York and New England Dangerous wii.ds are
not anticipated for tonight.
TERRIBLE SNOW WSTORM-SEyERAL LIVES LOST.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. .29-TremendOus storms
have prevailed the mining districts Of the Little and
Big Cotton wood. Whole settlements buried IN the
snow and lives have been lost and there havo been
innrruble harbreadth escapes. The snow is from 10
to 80 feet deep and operations I'm most Of the mnes have
been s,ispe ndcd. The weather hero continues
sion of SNOW hail. and rain storms. The snow blockade
causing much distress by increasing the prices Of the
necessaries Of lfe Coal is from $40 to $40 per tun
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
DIED.

BAxRR-In tn, o,y on THURSDAY ?s Lry'w.sn ' 'd -
Rea "". isri, ss iuyited to attend ;ss, No s
Second and Th.st. s'sort., no.
DOuGHrY-On W Dec 90 EGSen.u Bss hsy in the 7s year -
A:si ana ;'i. T. aS: S 'se
w.,a. De- .s., x..s
I'll. Iss,..na friend. Of til. s.' invite. to attend he, n.
Saturday Dec 80. at Oclsrk p IN.
Saratoga County papers please copy
@. on FS.y Dee a. M.. j. s T. a.ass Of d. u:
The 1i.. for
osEGGISn WsdDe., To.a., Dee e. s hsl.' Gregg n the
Gs,..s1s. without &C., .'''
HACKBrT-On Thursday Dec &c. James Henry Hsesea ss
rs. relatives and f.Dds o.t he sniy and those d hi: .oa !eAe
iasaes .n.s. Ioas .l.sd on s:;ufd. ss1s Solss. :.
ssS h''' XIV " ''" % returning TO A' '' %
HAsBEovck-A NswSs: M NY Thursday, Dec % XII n''.
hs. se. :p s.la Sa i Dse n . s1s The funeral from l Late ~
HAYTRRAs midnight Thens Lille only daughter Of sAoss q
s:: s :;i. ...s :..,: II.
:ss
JkwHTTAt Hsrona Conn. Dec ~ Charlotte Misss rsha =
Frederick Je"sa| ssq, and sister OF George Phelps this
PARsoy-4 =, = G'dss' M De- H. Ed'''i E''' infant
s.s; HS aga Eso4
day 3s inse - o'clock Relatives sud ruds ipvitsA
attend
sEsEI,s R.S sss, Ely jan. ss' ~''s" Of III.
Punera from hrs rdence SO Bndgest Sunday
WAkD0s Fds mcsius Dec g. 1871 at his late residence ~
Fifeenth'st Sc uusl W. H. W ard, aged d52 years.
The vtivos ant also members s Lodge ~ y
and NJ invited attend bis funa Sunday Dec u
The Churoh OH the Nesah East Thirty uhSI Para
sf..sss-TE members o, Kan. Lodge No. G. and A. NJ. .
hereby sans oned Rooms Noe
Broadway, Sunday Dee 81, 1871 O'Clock H. -
funesahofA W 6 late brother, baunel W. II. Ward
By order Of the n J. u. TIGHR Secretary.
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