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GRAND BALL or THE !. 0. z. NJ The grand bail ol
the Great Council of the l. O. r. NJ of the State OF Ma
pland, will be given This evening at 'Nashington
Halt" The room has been fitted up in style Of ul-
surpassed nagniicencc and novelty, embracing scenes
drawn from the natural character OF the Red Men,
which cannot fail pleasing well instrucung all
who may be- present. The Red Men in their waIlan
dresses the Indian wlgwmn, AND the "tStandng be
meath The branches of the lately oak the dances,
and peculiar ways, will all be exhibited in manner
which can not fail giving entire satisfaction 70 all An
additional interest viii be given the ball by the display
ofrccS-boats, paddles, war-chbS arrows, Calumets,
hkrnrsscs, &c, which will be conspcuouSly paC ed in
the room. Every thing that can COnducc To pleasure,
or interest the company will BE- effected, aud feel
confident that none will regret being present Muir
ray band will be present, aud the floor will be under
the charge of MrssrS. Spies and Phillips,
HoLLIDAY-sT, TuEATRE--Bcncft of Mr. HttjaD, r.
Blake. This accomplished gentleman and highly ia
Tented actor, takes his first benefit in Baltimore at the
IIolliday-s Theatre this evening He will appear in
two admired pieces suited to his hest styIe-"Old
Heads and Young Hearts aud "Grandather White
head" In the first piece hc prrsOnates Jesse Rural,
in which character he has no equal Mr. Blake is one
Of Baltimore S decided tavoritc; and during his visits
to this city he has formed many warm and admring
friends, We hope to the sod Grury" crowded to
Overlooking, with the most fashionable audience seen
there this season Mr. Blake will be supported BY the
best actors in Mr. Mar'hall's compan! and in addition
to which, Madam Augusta and Ms'llr Dinner will also
appear during the evening.
Tue MusEuM--Thc Oyphcan Family. Another con
by these celebrated vocaSts will take place at the
saloon ofthc Museum this evening \ ucw and varied
selection of music viii be given The entertainments
will conclude with the amusing comedy Of the ''Eil
lagc Doctor" In the course Of the evening Miss Val
lee will appear in tnvorite dance.
Cor. BAKERS LECTURE. We hay" been requested
to say that in consequence OF Col Baker noticing able
10 leave Washington soon As expected, the lecture
advertised 10 bc delivered by him, this evening, viii
not take place. Due motto" will be- given o. the time.
New Books. The January number OF IN" Cove
nant, devoted to Odd Fellowship, has been placed on
our desk. 1t is published by Mrs Catharnc Nelson,
and contains handsome representation of the odd
Fellows Hall, Gay street
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SWEEPING LUCK-PRIZE AFTER PRIZE
- AND STILL MORE! Unabated luck at the Of
fee of G. S. MCDONALD s. co. a handsome prize
of $500, comb "a 80, whole ticket; snug prize Of
$500, comb % 30, half ticket and another of $500
comb 10 46 So quarter ticket also, number of 5000
$500, $780, &c, all quarter tickets. Such are the
prizes to be had by patronizng the lucky c. s. McDO-
NAhD * co. Besides selling the above, we had the
pleasure yesterday of cashing the $4,000 prize sold on
Tuesday last.
Drawn Nos of the Maryland Lottery, class 5,
Dec. Both: Benefit OF SusQuehanna Canal:
81 D 30 SO 46 10 AZ q SO Al 30 Sc 81 Al
SCHEME FOR THIS DAY.
! prize of $4,000 % prize of $500
do 5000 - do 800
| do 1896 20 do 300
% do 1000 pos do 100
Tickets $500; Halves $3.50; Quarters SIPS.
For the lucky packages single tickets apply to
G. ;. MCDONALD & Co,
No, 201 Baltimore street.
1t between Charles and ST Paul sts
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Tickets only S1-shares in proportion
EMORY co. will sell package in the above
magnificent scheme for the small sum of sl5. and
lottery. ~ VIZ
70 insure PRIZE and immediate attention to all or.
uets Tor hckcs must address the old prize house OF
1t EMORY & Co, No. , Calvert street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-31

HI
FOR lucky tickets by the package single ticket al,-
ply to MILLER s. co,
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul SITS.
Drawn Nos of Maryland Lottery, class No. D
Drawn Dec. 30. Lowest prize $40.
% 4 % % 80 IS Is As 81 Sc n 80 66 "a Al
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Dn.OdAO DOLLARS. Whole ticket,

SUsSBSPQp s.. 10 secure this rich and ,
beautiful prize, purchase ticket of the every lucky
mIIl'EK co, corner OF Baltimore and st, Paul's ,
streets, where first rate prizes are sold.
NIl he drawn THIS DAY, Thursday, Dec. 3lst
ND Consolidated Lottery, class l2-iS Nos. - drawn
ballots, making splendid scheme for the price Of
tickets,
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,r, IIVTEV'7 E"'00l TT FTUPOT uOH' =
This Is rare chance and those who wish for prizes
should call early AT my ONCE and select their tickets.
Drawn Nos. of the Susq. Lanu Lottery, class 5.
50 25 % SO i6 10 4S 81 IS Al 80 66 "a al
For prizes call at the lucky office of
NJ, ANSEL, 1856 Market ST
under the Museum.
Small Fry every SATURDAY-Ticket 81, halves
81 cents, quarters % cents.
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l303t-

&C. CONSUMPTION. There is, perhaps, no dis
with which country is affected, which sweeps
off annually many victims, that fell destroyer of
the human race-Consumption. What vast amount
of suffering might be saved the human family if they
would but avail themselves in of the remedies
which ncttTe has provided for her children and which
science has reduced to such form to be within the
reach of all. Ear be it from us to tampCr with those
who suffering with this painful disease. In offering
you remedy, we do not ask you to rely upon the
presentation of those who might be acuatcd by selfish
and peCunary motives, but we give YOU the most de
SicidnS, that WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY has
established for itself reputation that cannot be aSSa
ed DIR. VIM. A. Shaw, of Washington D.. c., writes
under date of May H., 1876, as follows:
II have heard of many cases Of decided beneficial
effects from its use, especially in Asthma and chronic
cough of spasmOdiC character ! have used the Wild
Cherry great deal in practice and with marked good
results in those of great nervous mobility, and If
ritabty, to which pithiScal patients are subject.
have doubt il is the best form in which the effects of
Prussic acid may be had scdatyc the cOnstitu-
ton without danger to the patient Every knows
the reputation of the Furpenine and BalSam cOnsttu-
ents in protracted coughs. The combination OF these
principles in Wistar'S Balsam Of Wild Cherry is ige-
HiOaS and judiciOuS.
Medical men are justly distusttu of Patent Med-
cinCS in general, but candor discriminate between
outrageous humbugS and n0sumS and those medicines
which have proved Statutory, and in many well attcstcd
cases curctire, ON hand and for sale by
4. II. STABLER & co, 100 w Pratt St.
Also, by Geo w. Jones, Baltimore and Igh-sts.;
seth $. IImcc, Baltimore and Pratt streets Smith &
Atkinson, 2SS Baltimore St; Candy Bartlett, corner
Lombard and Light SIS; j. F. Perkins s. Brother, corner
Green and Franklin Streets Joseph b. StanSbury, 81
Thames st; Dr. f. II. Perkins, corner Baltimore and
Green streets; George II, Kce, No. 1913 Baltimore ST.
and N. ~ Robinson, 50 North Gay street. d2Slw
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10000 p s},s4t Ss,y,, con, ,sia
for 1916 To be drawn in the city of baltimore, \
THIS DAY Thursday Dec 81.
ID, PAINE x CO.. MISACERs

IICkets SD-FoT TICKETS call On
d. PAINE CO, Managers,
IL No. ~ South street.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co,

OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Md. Consolida,sE
Lottery, class ., for 1916 For benefit of the Town Of
Bcl-Air and other purposes:
. % 10 10 % 46 Al Is 81 40
9 and 80 being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos earh Sao
10 and 10, being the Sd and 9TH; Or 26 and 49, he
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each -
10 and az, being the IN and 18th; or 81 and -, be-
ing the 9th and 10th drawn Nos. each 00
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them each 4
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, each
1t EMORY * co, No. N. Calvert-st. j,
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OOAA nEltE The most magnificent scheme
n ever offered TO the public. This week EMORY,
70 calculate TO sell large number of high prizes
lhe lotteries for this week grand and no mistake
'aptiS range from 10 30 thousand Tickets from 25I
cents To $40, large number of the lotteries are I6
drawn Nos, the best schemes we have ever had The
pleasure of offering to the public.
THIS DAY draws beauty, Is drawn ballots
SCHEME.
of $4,000 of A.. Sg6
of 5000 % of ! OOO 10y,
200 OF 800 each. IT.
Tickets only G1--sharns in
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-30
WrnsteesS sale,
M HEREAS. Stephen Stewart. bv h


deed dated 10Th November, A. d. 1912
and recorded in the Office Of Recorder Of Deeds
ior Des MONIES county. Iowa Territory, in
bcok No ,, at pages 400 and 46l, convey ed
to The undersigned as Trustees, the following
described land in said county. 10 wit: ..Begin
nng h'ty rpds from the North East corner Of
me south East quarter Of section 30 and run
hlng west parallel with the section line fifty
rods; thence south one hundred and sixty rods;
thence crossing tie section line, ru inning south
one hundred and sixty rods on the west line Of
the north east quarter of section thirty one;
thence east fifty rods. parallel with the sect ion;
line, three hundred and twenty rods to the
place of beginning confirming one hun ired
acres" in trust, To securet o Joseph Boyle, Of
st Louis. Mo, the payment OF ii certain note
executed by said Stewart. on said 18th Novcm
Der, lol2, for one hundred dollars payable on
the ls' dav of June, 1913, with twenty per cent
interest from the date thereof, and whereas
said note has been for long time fully due
aud now remains in arrcar and unpaid: now
therefore, 1T the request Of the present owner,
holder and ASST ,nee of said note, we the un-
dersgned will, on saturday, the sixth day
of June, 1915, between the hours Of ID
afternoon Of said day, at the south door OF
the Sheriif's office in Burlington, in said coun
ty, proceed to sell the property above dos
cGibed, to the highes, bidder, Tor cash.
LEVI liAGER, r,.
WM. II PoSrLEWAIT, trustees.
April 80, lS46-49-6w
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WOULD respectfully announce to the
w citizens Of Burlington and the surround
ing towns and country, that he has on hand
at the above stand.
Large and Splendid Assortment
of custom made work. and is prepared with the
best work men and leather, to make any amount
of work in his line that may be wanted, of the
best kind, on short notice.
Mems high can;le quilted buckskin seated sad
dies
Bes, and common fall-hack hogskin do do
Side saddles with quilted ca!fskin seats
Side saddles with plush do
Best and common buggy harness
Two horse wagon harness, stage harness
Saddlc-bags AMI Trunks
Double and single briile filing. with bits,
made from black and fair leather
Blind brides and backb,nds
Calfskin kipskin aud hogskin collars
Double and single girlhs and hip straps
ualters, large and small whip lashes
-ALSO-
general assortment Of shoe.makers' and sad.
dlers' leather, at wholesale or retail, at Saint
Louis prices or LESS.
All the above articles and any other that
may be wanted in our line, will be- sold low
for cash or hides of every description. We
are resolved to establish
Permanent shop,
and expect soon to be able to take all kinds Of
country produce in pay for our articles. We
now want
500 DRY HIDES.
We hope by keeping a CONSTANT SUP
PL Y of the above articles on hand ,itand pay
ing strict attention to our business to be lbe
rally patronsed.
Burlington, April 23d. 1646-43-6m
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TERR TORY OF IOWA,
HENRY COUNTY, SGT.
District Court for said County, to the
September Term, 1876.
MAnLoS Roach, } Assumpsit and At.
t1chmcat.

RICHARD L ROACH.
HNfiE Defendant will take notice that on the
L 4th day of November, A. ID. 1915.
Writ of ttachment was issued out of the
Office of tho Clerk of the District Court for
suid county. in this case. against the lands
tencments, &c, of the said defendant for TIE
sum Of six hundred and twenty eight dollars
and seventy nine cents tSG25 1873 which writ
Of attachment was returned iato said Court at
the February term thereof. 1876: levied on
the following described lands in said county
to wit: the S w quarter of sec 20 and the ;
or, of sec. 80, in township - north Of
range west
Now unless the said defendant shall appear
and plead to the said plaintiffs action before
the next term Of said Court to be held at Mt.
Pleasant in s. i'll County. on the first Monday
in September next. judgment will be entered
against him and the estate so attached will
be sold to satisfy the same with costs.
E. FITZPATRICK,
Clerk Of said Court
April 80, '46-49-6t
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EXTENSIVE ARRIVALS
OF NEW AND FRESH
SPRING GOODS
AT THE
FL II VI II RS EKCEg .1.rG
Corner of JEFFERSON and Water SIS,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
MOTTO:.-"La Sales and Small Profits ;

F" HEN we opened our New EsTAB-
w nsHMENr last October, we then be.
lieved our trenty thousand dollar stock quite
sufficient to last until spring nh vigation open.
ed. But our sales soon became rapid and
extensive, we were obliged TO make Urge nd
ditions at various times, long before the river
was frozen over. and our success has indeed
far exceeded our expectations. 1t is true, our
profits have been small-bnt this fact is the
very occasion of our ertenSire sales. IL is a
part of our motto,-and We are perfectly salts
ieI.
Not forgetting our obligations to our friends
and the public for their iocral patronage, We
now take pleasure in announcing to them, the
arrival of our fresh stock Of
New ana Splendid spring Goods,
altogether more extensive, varied and eom
plete, than we have ever before offered them
on any occasion. To enable US 10 give our
customers the best possible bargains, Mr. KIM.
| BALL has been IN the East during the past
winter for the purpose of making selections
OF the most desirab Die goods, and taking adyan
tage Of all opportunities TO purchase tbrm at
The lowest ratcs-and, as nope to sell, at
| least,
Fifty thousand dollars worth
! during the year. he Intends 10 remain there,
| fmost Of the time in Boston,) until the first
! October, for the same purpose The above
arriv Is comprise the following shipments
made by HIM during the months of January
and February, to wit
January 9Th 1916 per ship Ann, from Dos
/ ton to New Orleans, thence up the river pei
steam boat, ttro hundred cases, casks, bags and
! bales Of merchandise.
January %. per barque Hannah Sprague
! fifth four boxes trunks and bags merchandise
February 9LI, per ship AIknaar, eighty on,
bales. sacks, cases, bbls. and packages mer
chandise.
February 81, per ship Deuca!ion, one hun
dred and three cases, boxes. bales, crates
casks and bundles Of merchant Sc.
With The addition If these shipments to gu
former stock, and our arrangements IL reces'
new goods monthly, and as much ottner Il
occasion NAV require. we are prepared to do
Wholesale Business
to almos. any extent. in all kinds Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods;
boots and shoes, hats and caps, china ant
queensware. ana all kinds Of
Groceries.
cutlery, hard and glass ware and castings
glass and mails, cap, letter and wrapping pa
per;
wines and Liquors;
cigars and pipes. Virginia honey dew, Ken
lucky and Missouri csewlng
Tobacco;
Indigo and madder, blank books and states
maDlla Irvine, bed cords aud rope, bar ans
cake soap OF al, descriptions, cotton yarn, sal
and mackercl. All oil which we ready t
exchange for
Produce or Cash,
on little better terms than can he had else
where: at any raie, mo Ire MN" snail undei
sell US, on average prices,
Wholesale or Retail!!
To the LaGies, we would say, they bav
he. 4
chase Of our Spring Stock, and.me assure then
II rich and rare treat awaits them we'll worth
o. their attention, al the Farmers EJchIHg
April 2'i6 J ) kiNBALL Il GO
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Marrieu:

a. ,hs 1l,h inst. by the Rev. MIR PATCHED
y ~, WIN. l.. Hamilton, Of burlington,
!. v;.sLucy NJ. Carter. of this county
Al Trenton, Henry County. Iowa, on the
,os n.t by The Rev. A. ]. kcan, Sam uei
W uaruer. of slonnt Pleasant, to Miss
.a,Iine McMacken Rose, daughter OF
md Ann Rose, of Rome, Henry county.
With Inc above notice We received bounti-
sI,are Of wedding cake, neatly enclosed in
,hx marked to our address, and for which
,r,ron and uncommon care we desire to be
wr handful. The following is our toast for
lie orcasion:
d changing her name none OF her sweetness
is lost,
So The POET doth say Of all Ross;
nr l9eline now, as sweet ll.RPEa can boast
That Music is far better than Posies.
| IA, their notes like those Of the lIarpers OF
yorc
In harmony blend, till time ne no more.
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
QUEEN VICTORIES
LAST SHIPMENT OF
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
ID. MI. Ewing & Co.

=
1TAVE received and are now opening
U at the old stand Of VIM. B. Ewing Il
Sor a full and complete assortment of Spring
and Summer Goods, consisting of every vari-
e.v and style of
English, French and American Prints:
Fancy colored and mourning lawns and bal
zarines
Swiss and book muslins. bishop lawns and
iaconcts. plain and ig'd
Linnen pocket hdkfs, embossed and hem
stitched
Laccs, edgings, footngs. insertings and
ribbons
Florence braid, straw chip & Polka bonncts
Parasols, parasolctts and sunshades
Ladies and gents linen, cotton and silk
GLOW es-ladies' kid and picnic long-arm
gloves and mitts--cotton, silk and lin
en- hose ard half hose-gnat skin
walking shoes. kid and morocco slippers
ALSO-Pant and coat stufs Of every hue,
color and texture-Burk AMI Oregon
cassimeres. striped anG plaid cottona des
mkt, able twist, blue plaid aud striped
dr,llisgs, nankeens, jeans, DOrsay
mixtures, &c.
HATS-Fur, silk, leghorn, chip and embrol-
dered hats of the htest agony
Brown and b cached shirtngs and sheetngs
Groceries, Queensware, Hard ware, Boots,
Shoes. &c &c
All Of which are offered on the most liberal
terms for cash or produce.
u south side of Jefferson, doors
East of Main street.
aprl6-47-tf
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SO

a large assortment Of files, rasps, plat forla
and counter lies. scale beams. aurers ciinE.
lSis, steel yards; horse, cotton and wool cards.
razors, razor strnps, shears, scissors. pms. nee
dies, combs. speetaeles. hasps, fish hooks,
shaving cream and soap, waters. percussion
caps, tacks. brads. brushes, looking glasses
sheep shears, candlcsticks, Indian mirrors,
large brass wire traps. guns Indian knives,
&c, &c. together with every article nsua y
kept in hardware store. all of which we ara
pr. pared to sell at the very lowest prices, ior
cash or approved paper.
narl2 1T Main street ST Louis
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HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
CHILD, FAIR & CO..
1T Main street, 81 door north of
the Bank of Missouri,
Importers and wholesale Dealers
In Hardware, Cutlery. etc.

LII HARDWARE, SullcTy, etc.
HAVE in store and will be in constant
u receipt Of one Of the largest and most ex.
;en,ivc assortment: Of Eard ware. Cutlery. &c,
direct from tie English and American Nanu.
facfure,s,) ever offered in tits markc., 10
which we invite the attention of cit. and
coun ~ merchants and purchasers, previous TO
selecting their goods elsewhere; among which
may be found in part
1000 doz Waldr"n's kimble's a nd others, grass
grain. hemp and bush scythes, ass'd
500 :" common aud patent scyths snedths
800 grace scythe stones and rides
400 duz hay and manure forks-2, and 4
prongs
400 6 steel and Yankee hoes, with AID
without handles
500 :" iron and steel Carolina hoes ass'i
3 Z" Ames', Rowland's and others. garden
and mining spades
200 i" Ame~', Row lands, and others. long
and short handled shovels, ass'd
10 casks 700 prs bright trace chains, ass'a
G and ct
25 I" bright OK and log chains, ass'd
50 sad irons, ass d loo doz FRY pans ass'd
800 doz Collins, Hunts and others aNes.ass'd
100 = teakettlcs, ass'd. 10 dog grain scoops
40 lbs brass pail: and kettles, ass'd
100 dog Shaw's sick! les. 80 doz meal selves
Saws-Rowlands mill, x cut, hand and
wood saws
1000 viewers reeds, ass'd, Nos. 4, ) 6 and s
100 doz hog and sheep skin collars.
$50 . names, 1000 doz curry combs ass'd
lA1 :. horse brushes
800 ;. Adams & Wilson's plain and box cef-
fee mills
100 setts smiths tools. anvils, bellows vices
$50 doz sla' cs ass'd. 800 groce BID screws
$500 pen and pocket knives ass d., J, J.
and blade
500 grocc table cutlery ass'd. all kinds
500 doz butchers and shoe knives ass'd
900 groce irpn, Britannia and q. ). tea and Ia
bic spoons
GOO doz door latches ass'd, 50 do knob do as'i
lOOU +" til, chest. cupboard and trunk locks
ass'd
1000 " narrow, square brass and table butts
ass'd
5000 grocc American screws ass'd, to inch
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Franklin House.
Corner of Broadway and Dey.strcet
We W. ron *.

YFyflE Prcpriators or the FRANKLIN licusE.
respectfully inform their friends and the
public, that their house is now undergoing ex-
tensive repairs -sacli as being painted through
out. and having n large additiono f new furni-
ture We are grateful for the liberal patronage
heretofore rece ived. and solicit continuance
oil the same. NEWTON HAYES.
t1AtH Na JNO. p TREADWEIL. :
Mr. G. j. s, THOMPSON is associated with Us
in the Franklin House. Ii. & /.
New. York, Feb. 10, ls46-it-6t
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MOLASSES 80 bbIs. prime mo,as.e,.,
49, u store and for sale at st Louis or,ces !,
aps2 FARMERS Excurxnr
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IL "a WNo
e. w. EAs TMAN,

f.. w. EAS Z VI AN,
lttoruFp s. Counsellor at L1D,
OFFERS his professional services to the
~ people OF this and the sd lacent counties
ITOFFICE. on Vain Street, one door north
Oh the CITY Drug Store.
Burlington. Iowa, Feb. &c. 1915 -ly
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D.cC:

1 lnlhsci,v on Monday morning last, Mrs
Harriet, consort of Mr. Peter ID. Fell, in the
9th rear Of her age
l Ms B. was atta ckcd on the Tuesday pre-
IIbas TO her death with the EryseLclas which
nts most rapid progress and terminated IN
Naagestion Of the lungs. She has left dis
mscla,e husband and five small children,
gelher with large circle Of relatives aud
srnds TO mourn her loss. But they sorrow
n Ike those who have no hope Mira B.
nds profession of religion and nuited her
itot the New School Presbyterian Church at
Glow Springs about six years since and has
EN- consistent christian ever since. She
led IN the full hope If biisslul immortality,
sODgh Jesus Christ her Lord.
Bsrned to death at Shack ford's Mill on the
nrning or April 27th, -cnry Hilton, aged
I Years
Endeared to an INDECENT and widowed mo
~ and several younger sisters by the ties OF
csriion and dependence, his sudden and
seSing end has NJ arly unsettled the reason
her who gave him birth. Nor could ;
laAers tenderness he lavished on more
why obi ect-ainiahle, industrious and trust
'rhy, no one ever walked the humble patti
sta.y and usefulness with a more quiet and
aeRsending tread Peace to the dead and
HrHaton 10 the living, II The sleep OF th9
laSet, his is rest which shall know M
&ns and feel no woe until the great resur.
fl'n Of the quick aud the dead. W..