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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

JAMES the FIasr-Lord Mayor Of Burling
ton. we are grieved to say, does not cultivate
that cucumber GOODNESS o! temperament
which should adorn the daily walk Of man
Of his capacious cali5re Of intellect. 1t
seems so far as we can arrive ut the occult
meaning Of his late article, that Wing
Governor, a Wing Senate and Wing
House were manufactured out of dc moe ratio
timber. transmitted by the touch Of Nj.
das wand into genuine wings, at SIC. 900
per capi:ata. Our readers will recolecs
this was under the redundant currency of
'35. Since We have lowered to a specie ba
sis. democracy can be purchased os musn
more favorable terms. We know Of a chance
for buying th.';.y subject. for Sscfeta
ryship and 81. 200 per annum. and have
paper and press with all 1.-THE logic and the
wisdom and the wit" Of tho PHyy Council
gratis. to say nothing Of the editor himself,
body and soal-rather scant pattern OF
the latter-who will be thrown in, not 10
have the purchaser '.stinted Of his siz.
ings."
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28
Samaritan Societv.


The first annual meeting Of u. L.
dies Samaritan Society Of Bubi,,,.' I.
will be held in the Methods c. 49,
this evening. A repor. of tue u,r...
tons OF the Association for Ii. =,
year will be made and an ,dd,.,.
livered by Mr. Charles c. ShacI,.,.
During the course Of the eyen;,. i.
eral selections Of music will 5. i.
formed by number Of our ,m,,....
and collection will be taken up to "a
the efforts Of this praise.worshy A,,o,;.
a'ion.-CCom.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

The New York Journal Of Com
merce one of those neutral papers Of The
class of Beach's Sun and BENEFITS
Herald. says Dorrism in LILLE Rhoda
has killed Democracy and justly. Why
Mr. Hale, this is positively unkind-or
are you sensible that wretched cleo.
pioneering hocus pncus has become too
transparent for even the Os,ri ch diges.
tive organs Of your own party TO ex-
tract nulrlmeni from. and now kick tho
ladder on which you have crep, to
power.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28
I'm portant to Tea Drinkers.

A system of adultera,ion in this arti
Gle is prac,ised in China, says an Eng
fish paper. Many samples do NO, con.
tain a particle Of the genuine herb. bu,
are made up Of other leaves col"red 10
correspond with the kind. Chemical
analysis has detected Prussia, blue and
a vegetable colorng matter thought, 10
be tumeric.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

A Prophet iWt withnn. honor save
III his own country. the Hermitage
precinct. the vote sto.al. CLAW li6:
Hickory. jani"r. 50. In Colnrubia.
Col Paik's place Of residenee. t'ia,.
g." $50 aa,l lanes Knox, only .25i
vnies. Ills distance lends enci,snt-
nent 10 the view ss9 10 3,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28
The Sumsuaisag UP.

Sufficient was known before our
las, paper wen. 10 press. to establish
the fac. Of Mr. Clay's defeat. We did
not then know from whence came The
blow, which dashed the chalice Of VIC.
tory from our lips. Personally, we
had no interes, in the result, and we
acquiesed in the declared will Of the
people without repining or rePr"ach.
We then supposed--in the confusion
Of a thousand conflicting rumors-''a'
we had been beaten on the outworks
of our fortress beaten by our anssg"'
nists in fair fight. We did not. we
could no. suppose that The fatal coun'
,efpolse in the even scale of the con-
flic,, came from the sinews Of our own
strength such is the trulh-in West.
ern New York, one Of the strong holds
Of our forces-behind the impregnable
bas,ions Of wing principles we were
stricken with the paralysis which laid
US low. On the outer wall the fgh,
was nobly sustained. steel to steel
man TO man did our gallant brethren
oppose to the closed ranks Of their
out numbering odds; but while thus
defending inch hy inch. detection in
the cl,adtl was Interviewing the will
low and the cypress with the wrea.hes
Of promised victory.
The charge of eigh, hundred dra.
goons. a, the battle OF Mar engo. wresIed
a gained battle from the hands Of the
Austrian army. confirmed the French
Consulate, "A nd chained bleeding Europe
tor fifteen years 10 the car Of conquest.
The recreancv Of five thousand wings
of the Western tier Of Counties, in
New York, turned our fine gold to
drns> and pushed successful cause to
the verge OF rum. We could have
wished it otherwise the fratricldal
stroke should have been dealt by All
open enemy and we could have sough,
our solace in the thousand recorded in
stances Of the tickle fortunes Of war.
We are no, dispiri,ed a. the unfor,u-
nate issue-i.i is a, best but drawn
battle. The grea. Wing party Of the
Uuion has within itself recuperative
energy more than equal to the crisis.
Let US have no fainlness of hear; the
purposes in which we are engaged
shall not he weakened by depression
Or swerved by disaster.
The battle Of Kulin threatened tie
Of the Prusian Monarchy,
yet in its seeming irre,rievable calamity
vege lated the seeds Of a reputation
which even now. sheds lus,re npon
The military annals of the nation. reflect.
ed as i. is, from the splendid achieve
nents of the Great Frederic. So. from
he dus, of defeat our trailing banner
nav yet WOO the waving wind Of ri.
amph.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28
The Men Of other DAYS,

shO A0CsA W WHIT AIWySs
Wild was the wind, the sky was dark,
Around our fathers when they bore.
Through gloom and peril, freedoms ark,
To'rear her altar on this shore.
Here on that lowly altar blazed.
A fame moro glorious yet to be-:
And hero rheir swelling voices raised
The lofty anthem Of the free.
Where are they now7 ask Of the waves
Which buoyed the FIRST devoted host
They answes-seek their humble graves
Along your country's grit coast.
They left on history's marble page
The record where they fought and fell
To give .heir sons the heritage.
Of this fair land they loved so we'll.
The dcwy tears by evening shed.
The curtained dome above us bent.
The blood.bought soil their children tread
Are their enduring monument.
No su;lying stain, no envious blight.
Is resting on their proud renown;
But Heaven has blest with purer light.
The stars in their immortal crown.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

I'll Il sanding rule with us, never
to lei p,,iIieal differences interfere witl,
our estimate OF so,her qnalilles, and al
ben our gen,lemanly Postmaster Maj
Temple- and ourselves do not draw in
the same traces, we are not the less
sensible Of the obliging courtesy with
wiiirh he has communicated iniorma-
non during the suspended anxiety Of
the election reports. Much as we
could mourn over The Majors wan, Of
orthodoxy III Politics We are far from
a i.h, that he should, for
years. turn I" Clay.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

Tailoring is astonishingly cheap in ourc:ty,
now that tine Flaw and order" ticket has
prevailed. Several instances have came tn
our knowledge Of jobs done for nothing.
and "find Themselves"
We can accoun. for this. and the low
price o! broad cloth. only by surprising II
to be occasi,ned by the prospective repea
Of the Tariff ST.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

Now that President making is over. let u
irrigate the hare soil Of politics. with the
calm waters of literature. If there be yet
green spot in our hearts over which this an
holy fro Of excitement has not passed. VIC
may now train up the living verdure "a
buds and blossoms Of sweeter breath. 1,
10 not the least evil Of our. enbitter.o can
vases. that they cautcrize the finer tastes,
and blunt tho softer feelings until its heat.
Cd and polluting breath becomes a nutri.
ment, to which all other food seems tastelees
and oncongeniai.
Ia affinity with this subject, let US speak
Of the exertions ofSne Of our fellows citizens
Mr. Tallant. to furnish Us with the various
descriptions Of current aud serial literature.
Mr. !. receives subscriptions for all Of the
leading monthlies nov published, which he
furnishes free from Abe charges Of postage;
he also keeps up with the tseming fruitful.
mess Of the Press in the cheap publication $
Of tho day.
Let Ill Of u who believe that our enioy.
ment can b increased by cultivating the
lighter graces Of mind. give him tho patron.
age hs merits.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

The Missouri Legislature ,,...p.,
at Jefferson City, Nov. ish. ~
correspondent Of the Missouri R.,s,,.
can expresses confidence in u. 80.
ton Of Mr. Benton.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

Beauties Of English tFrco 80
i Coffee imported into. Grea, A..
is taxed with duty of..30 cent,
pound. unless brough. from ,he;, :. :"
Colonies, when i, pays Is Gem,
The whole expor. from. Brazil /. :
warded TO the Cape Of Good H..
where 1t is re-shiPped. thus .void;o, !.
a circui. Of several thousand mia, ~ 4
discriminating duty.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

Is there no public provision for the
INDECENT population Of the city! Our
assistant. has been feeding several fam.
lies Of Young Hickories, for the last
week. He is willing to do anything
within reason for his fellow citizens,
but really he will be compelled to make
them. by and by corporation charge.
He gave one Of them letter af credit
on The Lord Mayors ..Ki,chen," and
do you think, the fellow turned round
and demanded satisfaction for the IN
suit.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

There has been perfect pant. in the
Poultry market. rince the news Of tho New
York and indiana election. Jurkics wlirt.
We saw sold for one dollar. pr evioasly, csa
now b 81 ii sn. guantity for shrs. siss.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28
,Essn TatY Cabinet.

Thomas " Dorr is spoken Of as a
suitable. person for Secretary of War.
aud Isaiah Rydners. Captain General Of
the New York Empire Club. it is
shought would be 3 good appointment
for The Port fnlio nf finance.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28
Mr. McDuffie expressed the hone

Mr. McDuffie expressed the hope a,
Augusta, Ca, tina. Pennsylvania might
be .hrown out Of the Democratic
ranks" We shall he amused to SCI,
this g'ea. manufacturing State keeping
time to the Free Trade and Nnllifira-
lion '.quck step" during the reign Of
Hickory II.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

The cold. weather ot Sunday and
Monday made large quantities Of float.
ing ice. which now cucumber the chan.
mel of the River. There is also a com
pact breas,work formed upon the shore
which extends several rods into the
stream.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28
Estray.

'NAkEN UP by Abel Cook, Of Tscplsa
L Township. Henry county. Iowa, sr.
rel mare, about ten years old mex: Sp;ing,
about fifteen hands high, atar in her i,r,.
head. some little white caused By IA, ssa.
die. no other marks or brands visible; ap.
praised at thirty-f dollars before Js.ss
{. Green, J. P. Nov. 4th, 1874.
Also, dark brown colt about six mcnlls
old no marks or brands visible.
c. s. DART, elk.
B.C.C. H.C.L T.
n28-3t 81
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

"How now7 whose mares dcad7-what's
tho ma,ter7"-F alsieE
To suppose the doughty knight had any
reference to tine mayor Of Burlington. the
photography Of the word and the anachro
nism Of the date, would render highly i'm
probable. Our brother mus; not therefore
CONSIDER the quotation a. personal.
Weare not yet disappointed in our an.
ii ipations Of Office The mayoralty Of the
city Of Burl ngton--is the Pharcs which has
long shown dimly upon our imagination -
Could we sec ourselves dccked in the civic
robes Of this municipal dignity, the widest
revels Of onr fancy would take the form and
substance Of things real; and we should fill
that "certain portion Of uncertain paper"
which the world calls famc--leavin a name
to the future, which men would mot will
lingly let die"
We have made our dear friend the recipi-
ent Of our bosom secrets. and we coniide in
his magnaninify not 70 5etray our conf
dence-it would ruin us with the consttu-
ency.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

NOTICE.
THERE will be meeting Of che Bort
l. OF Control, OF the aspen Grors Gem
etery Association" Ton Wednesday afts;.
noon, Dec. 9TH. ut o'clock. All th'sa
having claims against the association, VIII
present them fer settlement, and allowances
BY order Of the Board OF Control. M
OLIVER COCK. Seer
Nov 2S-It Gazette copyl y
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

suoAR CeoP.--rhe produs. q /.
gar in Louisiana is estimated 4 u.
the present year from lso, 900 "a a. !"
900 hhds. ~.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

The Ohio River is row in fine boat.
ing order. There was lii Zee. water
u :" the channel at Piusburgh as.hs las.
dates. -.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

Gen. AarHua BaIDoxAs. has received the
spPe'ntmsnt Of Rsgister Of the Land Office
q Fairfield. made vacant by the demise Of
Col. wv. Rose. We are pleased to be able
to speak well Of one q Capt. Tyler's con.
stsrments. THE certainly. 10 an sxcelIsn, %.
kctiop. ~
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

Reports Of the New York markets repre.
cent IN unusual gloom n paryading the
trading circles Of the city. Stocks ha W fal.
len. Eott' 10 dull and declining and Flour
hes downward tendency. Whatsl socoald
b expeeGsdi j
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

OOlO VoCtW0 uS,'' s'OlO ClOtneS,'
dkc..-.Deeply greatful as we are, 10 the
good Samaritan Of the Gazette, for his kind
ness. we cannot place ourselves under the
obligation. We must decline to rega;e our
PaIates upon that cold. which when hot,
would be the proper perquisite Of the soap
boilers cauldron. Neither can we be made
accessory after the fact, by Ca ting the bread
Of infan,y, paid for. out Of the peoples mon.
ey and for which the only equivalent
they have received Is. his services in Con.
vention. which MAY be va lued arithmet,cal.
ly thus. 0OO0.Ot
As to ''old Clothes" VIC prefer to con.in.
ue our own in use. thrcadbare though they
may ecome, rather than incur the incnn-
venient risk Of contracting u cutaneous
disorder. which would require the free use
Of red precipiiate and b-lm stone as RENE
dy, by having recourse to the purple and
fine linen Of the editor.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TThe Ladies' Samaritan Socis,v !,
Burlington, will hold their annual meslins
This Erening, at the Methodist Church '
address will be delivered on the cec,,;n
by CHARLES c. SHAckFoaD. There wi, i.
collection taken up to aid the friend, n
said Society.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

We CRAFTY the lovers Of forensic eloquence
his week, by publishing entire one Of the
longest. il not the hes. speech, delivered
by citizen Clarke in the Iowa Convention.
We are not able 20 inform them whether it
was written out by the individual himself,
or published from the reporters notes.
Mr. CLARKE. [intcrrupting Mr. Hall. said
it was the same in the new Constitution OF
Pennsy lvania as in the old.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

After executing the Coon ditty;" to the
order OF the Gazette, we propose to essay an
other poetical production, to be entitled
POCKET Patriotism" or an ode to Public
Plumber" dedicated to orator Clarke, and
intended to shine on the fly leaf Of his vol.
ume OF published speeches.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

Massachusetts has been true to her
principles. The wings have swept the
State like tornado
Thank Heaven, Free Trade and
Texas" with their kindred abomina.
tons are scourged from the soil. where
the first Revolutionary blood was
split.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

When the Gazette informs US when and
where the battle OF Ottrabourne was fought
we Wi give him the names Of the Connect.
cut delega ton in Congress.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

MuRDsR.-Wm Stewart, nf Mad,
son. near Cireievillr. OHM. was sha.
dead in a fray last week BY FrhA
Rench. The jury returned bill oi
Murder againsl Reneh. gaa. :. -. Il
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

Tbs Messrs. LINDEN nth have superior
article Of Cashmere Hats. Our junior pur.
chased one some weeks since. for which, he
paid seven dollars. Now the election is
over. the same article can be had for just
half the money.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

The Hor. JOHN QUlNcY ADAMS, has open.
ed a fountain from which gush perennial
streams drugged with gall. He is out with
a letter addressed to his constituents.
through the columns OF the Boston Atlas
faying Of MIR Jackson" or the impa ement
Of "Charles Jared lngers0ll."
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

The aggregate Of public funds nsw on do
pssits ssd sssjses 10 daft 10 oi3.e sS .09s..
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

The Baltimore Clipper. the Pittsburgh
Sp'r, of the Age and the Louisville Morn
ing Courier have come gu, for "Native 4
mericansm."
Gen. ScoTr and Judge MCLEAN, are nam
cd as candidates .or the Presidency aud
Vice Presidency in 'io. To he supported bs
this party We should recommend TO them
to light a ca ndle and search IN Coos COUNTY,
N. Hampshire, or Bunco,nbe CO, in N Car
olina, if they wish to get successful! no m
inee.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28

NOTICE. go.
MY wife Jane having left my bed ana
AvA board without just cause. this i .
forbid all persons from harboring or srrs'.
I:g her on my account 40 sasIl psJ %
debts or her contracting.
NATHANIEL MCCLURE
Nov 26-It ~
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28
Aarrfen.

On the 3lst ult.. by J. s. S,sDh.0.m
Esq, Mr. JAMES ALsoP TO Miss E,n.r..
WALTER, al Of Henry County, Iowa.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28
LOUISIANA.

Thirty-6ve Parishes have given lss
majority for Clay. Ten are We, 10 be
heard from. II an homes. vote has
been polled. the Wings have the State,
but II the infamous frauds in PLAQUE.
mines. are initiated in Natchi,0ches
and Caddo II may as well be given up.
TENNESS SEE and INDIANA.
Nothing further can be known Of
these States. but from the official re.
turn. The former has cas-, her vote for
Mr Clay by small majority. proba.
5Iy,and The latter for Polk.
From the other States we can add
nothing TO the Information previously
given. VIVA. returns we have given
we think are entitled ,c confidence. Il
is our aim 10 be in6exibly correct in
our column Of election infsrma, ioo-
Whatever misrepresentation NAV unin.
,en'i"nslly creep in,o our other edi,o.
rial matter. we shall endeavor 10 keen
this free from lis contamination.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28
MISSISSIPPI.

Has gone for Polk by a majority
largely Dragged up, bu, not certainly
ascerlained.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28
1855.
Elections.
MAINE

The few returns 10 hand sngur a
heavy majority for The democratic tick.
ct. The city Of Portland for the first,
time. has given majority Of 8 votes
for the Polk electors. Clay, l,l64;
Polk, l,l72. y, !.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
In l6l Towns the votes are. Clay.
1887; Polk, 22.550; Scattering. g.
SOC. The go towns to be heard from
will increase Folks plurality to abou,
10000 over Clay.
CONNECTICUT.
Vote in the whole State, Clay, 81.
755; Polk. 2S,763; Scattering. 1928.
Plurality for Clay. 1904. Majority
I.l64. We were guilty Of blunder
las. week in stating tina. the Wing Con
gressional tickle. was elected. The
paper from which we took the figures,
remarked tina. we had carried every
congressional district. Members THE
29,h Congress are no, chosen un,ilA pril
next.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Returns from all the towns except.
ing five, show the following result.
Briggs. IVY 60 los
Bancroft, ny 54252
SewaIl. fabN o66a
Brioo.' nlurali,v' lAa5a
Electoral vote.
CLAY, e7.41e
Polk. 80 aAe
Birnev. lOssO
Claws nlnral;,v lAk72
Maio,i,y. 37l2
The Senate will be entirely Wh;o
w;,b . l,ros m,;or;,, ~ -. u,...
sir wh;o member. oe (,oon,os. -.
elected and in tho rer.;n;,, fo,r Iii.
,r;c,. there !. M ch,;ce
Ncu vopy
III. ,n,f;o;., CONN, e., ,ho ,uho,.
Co.. ; -,.,:. nn Fl
s.a IT.. !.
oil, come :, , % ooo
ncw ,nnar,
c,,,,,. ..;,. oee !
tho s,. c,,,..s,,. -. WI;
nEIAwApE
c,o.,, :.
ho. ,,..wn e.. a.. c,..
zoo =;
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has given : ma;,r;,v oflsa e., ~,
.rh;s .,.o,;o .s,. :, g.
:, u.p,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28
GEORGIA.

Eighty. six counties give Loco Fo.
co majority Of 23l7. The remaining
seven will no. materially vary The re-
suit.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-28
VIRGINIA.
NORTH CAROLINA.

Fifty.seven Counties heard from
show an increase Of Wing votes over
the gnbernatorial election of lO53.-
There are eleven counties ye. unre.
ported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

DIED,
On Morday cyraihg, after lingering zess ALI1AspEs
CAMPBELL, aged 10 van
Inc in5dG Of me family, and those OF his sons Thomas
sls ah1 Hiram 5, respectfully invited 70 attend his
M ing afternoon al O'Clock from mis- late residence
Yesterday morning, CHAhEz. Of Peter Van Mss III
ihf itlegds and aelueP!anes n me famYae invited
attend ne funeral. THIS Wednesday, afternoon At o'clock
I'm TUESDAY morning SITTER severr iilbezs soaAs De
W.T. eldest son Of John Gause, aged 30 ye4rs.
i Trends are requested I, attend his frnera withou. faI
rT InVation AZ ms late residerc- Sprin-trerr
moon y 3ocock His remains will BE- removed to the
country Tor In,erfnent
ii Bueaos Ayres, A. Jan 9Th l8n aged 3s years, Nj
ItEct AsiiISSToN BLAxE native of ass.chus-tts and
JUNIOR I;Etnst OF he commercial house OF Nesra Hayes
* Co at busnos a yreG.
March Is Hiss Ross H.rris Clarke, aged %
March 25 Philip O'Brien, aged 81
March y, W illaIn d. Pettincer, aged 81
farch& q, Mrs Elizabeth : CiaT ayed %
March 81 John Bass AGED 70
Al Southod, Suffolk Co Eb-nezsr W Case g, formerly
oae o the Judges of the County Court
AT Syracuse. March II Rev John sorer aged abau 50
OF disease Of he heat The deceased time ofh death
Was pastor OF the Unitarian Congregational Society IL Sy1a
cI;e. he was found dead MS bed
In BeichsrtoTn, Mass March TO- OF scarlet fever EIhu
Root, j, merchant aged 80.