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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

Pawet, was appointed by the chair to re
port resolutions expressive Of the feelings
of the members of the Rutland County
Bar, on the occasion Of the contemplated
retirement from the Bench Of Chiei Jus
tice Williams.
After short interval the Committee
through Mr. Foot, their chairman, report
ed the following.
RESOLUTIONS:
"Whcreas We have learned from Chief
Justice Williams his resolution to leave
the bench of the Supreme Court of this
State at the close Of his present term:
"ReSOlred, That the members Of this
Bar entertain for the personal aud Official
character of the Hon. Charles X. viii
Iiams the highest respect and regard, and
learn, with profound regret, his determln'
alton to retire from position which he
has so long occupied and SO highly adorn-
ed, and by whose legal learning and ab'II.
,y, and uniform dignity of character and
department, in the discharge of his Official
duties, the judiciary of Vermont has been
elevated to the highest standard ofrespec-
liability both at home and abroad.
Rcsolced, That our sincere personal
respect collectively and Individually is
hereby rendered to Judge Williams, and
that the ties whice have so long united US,
in our professional relations, will not be
severed ~ his voluntary retirement TO
private life.
ReSolrcd, That the Clerk of this Court
be requested to spread the proceedings Of
this meeting upon the docket oIthis term,
and also to furnish copy Of the record to
Chief Justice Williams.
On motion, it was also voted that the
proceedings of this meeting be published
in the Herald, and lhercupon the meeting
adjourned sine die.
JONAS CLARK. President
HENRY HALE, Secretary"
| have the honor to be, sir,
Your obi scrv't,
j. W. HOPKINS,
Clerk Of Supreme d. County Lonrts.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

Vcrmont Asylum for he Iqsane, Bratle5OrO'
By the Tenth Annual Report, which has just
been published, the Institution appears to be in a
prosperous condition, The new buildings have
been completed and are nearly filed. AGO have
enjoyed its advantages the past year, 1877 have
been admitted, 162 have been discharged, and
29l now remain. OF those discharged, 81 have
recovered. The terms are fixed at two dollars
per week for the first six months, and one dollar
and fifty cents per week afterwards. Patients
from other States received on the same terms as
those from Vermont.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
SATURDAY, October II
SENA TIE.

The House Bill, providing that no Ne"
mpshire road shall join the Connect
and Passumpsrc Rivers Rail Road,
taken up and Mr. KimbalI concluded
remarks in favor Of the BILL
VIZ Miner offered an Amendment max
the bill subject to the control of future
Eslarures; supported by Messrs Foster,
ilh and Harrington as obvialing all
sibilty Of future doubt respecting the
It of the Legislature to exercise this
yer, and opposed by Messsrs, Bradley,
khman, KmbaiI, and Cram as super
bus, and unnecessarily embarrassing
bill. The amendment was adopted
vote of IA to l3.
eas-.M essrs. Beiows, Birchard, CIapp,
ED, Foster, Fox, Harrington, Hilton,
Ter, Morse, Page, Robinson, Smith,
as.-l4.
Jays-Messrs. Bell, Bemis, Bradley,
ton, Chtlenden, Cram, Cushman.
bard, KimbaIl, Nash, Onion, Rich,
bonds. -l3,
With ont further debate, the bill was
unanimously adopted.
he Senate adjourn to meet on Mon
morning.
HOUSE.
, Bills introduced. By Mr. Frost, rela-
to the appointment ofjus,ices Of the
ce, (not more than ten nor less than
se 10 each town, 10 be nominated by
OF of,he freemen in March meeting,
certified to the Legislature for con-
ation;) referred 10 the General Com
zee.
he Senate communicated a letter from
hrles Paine, relative to bust Of The
Judge Paine, together with resoIu-
S upon that subject, and the resolutions
9 unanimously concurred in.
Repeating act which abolished the
mics on bears, wolves and pan'hers;
sed.
|Ne Judiciary. The Judiciary com
ee reported bill in relation to the
lcIary, fixing times for holding the
rene Courts, and providing for special
hs, which was laid on the table.
djourncd.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
WOOL,

The new tariff pas ed the the price Of
wool, and this fact proves the assertion o
President Polk, to some extent at least
that he was friendly to all the great inter
csts, Including agriculture, Manufactures
Commerce, &c. A farmer Of tbs coun
~, who clips a few hundred leeces, ~
forms us that he could get an offer of oHIy
90 cents previous to the passage Of the
new tariff bill, One company offered him
that sur, and refused an other lGrthiog,-
But since its passage the same company
has readily taken the entire lot at SO cents
the pound. -Er Paper.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

Our friend, Col. j. p. Kiddcr, p. NJ, at the
cit" of Braintree, State s Attorney for The county
Of Orange, and one of The finest democrats on the
American continent, has most gracously prrse"t-
ed US with an inks'and Of scripture measure di.
mansions The first Thing we attempted to write,
from it, run into dun, while we Of course
intended to wIite an essay on the immortality of
the Wing party or the pickcdacss of mankind in
general. SO much for attempting to write from:
Il LAWYERS inksanl.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
Election 10th Of November.
FOR CORGRESS-SECOND DISTRICT,
HUGH III. HENRY
FOURTH DISTRICT
LUCIUS Is. PECK.
THE LEGISLATURE.

We intended to have given a review Of the pro-
ceedings Of this body, but from the great length oil
the proceedings, are unable. We presume, that
it will adjourn sometime next week, The whig
portion of the House and Senate, was never com.
posed of so weak materials since the organization
of the government The democratic portion Of
the House, with Mr. Harrington Il, its head, and
The Senate with Mr. Villas, is composed of mcm-
hers Of whom the democracy have no occasion to
feel ashamed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
MARRIAGES.


In Ludlow, 29lh alt, ERWIN J, WllITCOND
of the firm Of Mason and Whlcomh. to ELlZN-
BEl'n G.,daughter Of SEwALL JULIAN, Esq,
all Of J..
BY the above operation two of the finest young
persons in the State Of Vermont, were htchel TO-
gcher in the moose matrimonial We shan't make
single exception 10 the above--tl WIS partner.
Charley, or our owa SELF step on to the platform.
The cake was elegant and 1.-THE wishes Of Print
ers and friends can avail any thing TO the haPpi.
ness of the "mppy poir"--they may be assured Il
ioyOus HE is before Them,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

The likeness, it may be proper to add
yerv exact, and the bust, as a work Of
alone is worthy Of place in the Cap.
81 n If the native Stale Of the most accom-.
ished living sculptor.
I am. sir, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
CHARLES PAINE.
his EScelency,
Horace EATON,
Governor of Vermont
Mr. Bradley presented the following re-
luton
N Whereas the Governor has announced
X at the Hon. Charles Paine has present
n to the State a marble bust Of the late
on. Elijah Paine, Tor many years the u
District Judge for the District of YER
bnl.
Therefore Resolved by the Senate and
& puse of Representatives that the thanks
the two Houses be returned to In
bvernor Paine for the said bust, and that
E Sargent at Arms be directed to re-
i've it, and place it in the Senate Cham
ReSolred, That the Governor be direct
communicate copy ofthese resolutions
Ex.GovcrnoyPaine,
The resolution was unanimously adopt
Mr. Foster called up the House Bill, in
endmeut Of the charter orthe Con.
u c'icut and Passumpsic Rail Road Co.
" evening any road, crossing the Con-
8 tticut, from intersecring with it with.
4 its consent. After very long and
eresIing discussion (Which we have
room 10 reporD by Messrs. Villas,
shman, Bradley, Burton, Simonds,
\ mis- and KimbaI IN its favor, upon the
und that the road, being threatened to
tapped at HaverhIIl by the Boston,
& ncord and Montreal road, which would
prd somewhat nearer route to Con-
d, was vitality interested in the pas
e Of the bill, and that it would mater.
+ y affect the interest of the State at large
irectIy. aud by Messrs. Foster, Smith
Harrington against it, as unnecessary.
lampcring future Legislatures, which
hit to be supposed would exercise with
cretion their power Of permitting the
ction Of other roads, and by the former
latter as infringing upon the statute
requires public notice to be given in
,lcatons made TO the Legislature for
nts, or the alteration ofgrants, so that
parties interested may be apprlsed of
same, the Senate, pending the remarks
MIR KimbalI, at the verge OF evening,
burned.
HOUSE.
By Mr. Jones, LAYING tax of cents on
dollar on the County OF Orange; re-
red to the members Of Orange County.
Mr. Fairbanks called up the resolution
nung the use of the Representatives
Il to members Of the Legislature for
discussion Of agricultural subjects,
on leave, withdrew it, and introduced
III to encourage and promote agrIcul-
E, providing tor the same object. Mr.
rbanks deemed ii great ohjec, TO in
ute meetings of this kind, and as one
&c of encouraging them he would offer
uitabIe place for holding them, On
motion, the bill was referred 10 the
hmIttee on agriculture.
Thc Senate came in, and the iolnt as
Nbly for the appointment o! officers Of
State Prison was adjourned to 3P. NJ.
nday next. Adjourned.
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rLAND County Clerks OFFICE.
Rutland, September 10. 1916.

FLAND County Clerks OFrIcE,. !
Rutland, September 10, 1916. {
The Hon. Chief Justice Williams:
ir-I take pleasure in being ,he
Jun of communicating to you a copy
lie Record and Proceedings of meet
of the Bar of this County, in accord
F with a resolution therein contain
AT meeting Of the members ofihe
OF the County of Rutland, held at the
TT floase in Rutland, on the 18th day
eptember, A. ID, 1916, on motion,
Jonas Clarke of Middlerown was
I'D to the chair, and Henry Hale Of
ell appointed Secretary.
n motion. committee of three. con.
ng Of the Hon. Solomon Foot, of Rn,-
Caleb B. Harrington, Esq. of Mid
|wn, and Geo. W, Hartman, Esq, Of
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

1t will be seen that Governor Eaton has appoint.
ed, as his private Secretary, FREDERlcK Bill.
L1NGs ESQ, ofrhis village. This gives Mr. b
the rank Of COL in The Vermont Militia. Vol
un'cers will take due notice aud govern them
selves accordingly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

Nothing farther from Monterey. Gen. Taylo is
still in possession Of the town, and it is rumored
tina, our government, has sen, . despatch to him to
terminate the armisce he entered with the Mexi>
can General We have no room for bis despatch.
es this week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

Three of Col. Child's ar'iIcrymen,
having rushed ahead too fast, found them
selves in the hands Of the Mexicans. THEY
surrendered: the MeXcans took their mus.
kcts aud shot them down with the very
pieces they had given up. | saw hepoor
fellows ying there,-Leticrj from .MOnterey
-PiCayuRe.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

1t will be seen by the proclamation of the
Governor, that Judge Coamer hicks 1877 votes of
an election in this district, Do the democrats
knew that another nip ia 10 be had on the 10Th
o! next month By little exeron strange things
have brough, ABBOTT before now - and man be a.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

During our absence several important errors oc-
CURED, in our account orlhc Agricultural fair, and
other articles it seems rather late now to
make corrections.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

The only thing that prevented our election as
clerk Of the House, was, tina, the wing portion of
it got up story that we couldn't wriie Oh,
what political villalnyl The next thing we expect
20 hear, is that we "ubuse our rife"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
Farm for Sale,

II liz SUBSCRIBER Offers for s,'e his farm p'easrriy
l sineI near the center u tie town Of liHrtuId. on
the Stage roul from lInnoycr to WuoLsiOck auG within
IL mile at the Central Railroad, routang one hundred
ncres mostly under Cultivation, VITA Goni and Cuuycr-
lent buildings with never falling sprug Ut good wutcr
brought 10 the house mud barn, also large orchard with
MI Kinds Of choice iul.. For mrhcr uarcUrs enquire al
the subscriber ON the premises. EBENLTER TRACY,
Hartford VI. Sept ;th, 1916. 32y.tf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

We wouldn't dun one Of our subscribers for all
the world-bul ii any of them have a couple Of
dollars that they don't know what TO do with
why--they may do what they have mind to
with it,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

The length of The Legislature proceeding neces
! sariIy excludes a large amount Of original and
selected m0tlet prepared for this weeks paper.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

Several things in particular and a good many
things in general will be attended to now, which
have been negec ted on account of our absence.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22


Mr. Seth W. FOwlc:
Dear Sill hereby certify that year ugo last June
was violently attacked with cold mud cough, with n
lame side and stomach and was free from cough
durnd that urnncr, In December following my COugh
increased TO All alarming extent So that during that win.
ter lost about lhiryyc pounds Of flash, and ply sicanS
with whom advised, could give me rcel 1t was
thought by all that should never recover. AS my
good fortune would have it, in March following after
suffering exceedingly through the wtcr heard CG the
beneficial effects OF WStnr's lIal-Gm OF WI Cherry, by
way Ola friend who had re eivei the greatest bench dy
the Use OF the article and WAS inClncdby him Ia make
trial of myself and words express, my Ohliga-
tons that friend for thus Recommending this article TO-
me, and at the critical moment he did, tor had not TAX
en- up one bottle before was completely cured, and
from that day this have been troubled with cough.
can cheerlully recommend It To all n, being remedy oi
great vulue, hoping Others may he induced to use it, md
thus hecOmc convinced OF It's merits and perhaps saved
from the fatal grasp of consumption
FREEMAN MOVES
None genuine unless signed l. BI IT'S the wrapper.
For Sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist Wood.
stUCG.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

Sas Wright has been nominated for Governor
~ the N. Y. Dem. State convention. Docs Col
Beaman want to change that Tor an X, on the
RESULT
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

Pennsylvania Tho election in this State took
place on the thirteenth, inst. Report says i, has
gone wing.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

The proceedings of the him House, were Pc
cuIiary brilliant From want of room we de-
cline publishing them at present
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

Our present subscribers will send us abou, five
hundred more--wc shall be much obliged to
them.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

Mr. Peck's plurality over Chandler, the federal
candidate for Congress, in the fourth district is
GIG
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
WOOD! WOOD!!

Wanted. What in the de you all thinking
bout;
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
NeotetD of tic d&arltets.
BRIGHTON MARKET.
CORRECTED FROM THEMAss. PLoUGHMAN
MONDAY SEPT. 2S.

At market 5000 CnttIc, 90 yokos Working oxcni 90
Cows aud Calves; 1900 sheep and Lambs 1880 Swine,
BEEF CATTLE-ly Extra, $3.50, LIST quality, 3d. I'd
quality, Si5Gj 81 from SO SIS to AGO.
72Rnd 49,
SHEEP AND LlMDs-Sacs noticed NJ ,25 s. ,33,s e.
S2,OO 1925
SwlNE-One entire lot more than half Burrows. , l.ic;
selected lots, l2a licj lots to pCddIc B. 4,
a '4cj Old Hogs, 1874, 4u4 l.4c. NJ retail Um TO
& lac,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
Slaln Of NernlNnt,

TO TIE EREFNTN or THE SECOND
CONGHESSiONAL DISTRICT.
WHEREAS the commlicc appointed by the G9lCri.
w Assembly tn receive aud canvass the vOas given
the first Tuehty OF September i. y, St IN The SEC.
ond Ccgrcs>lona district, Tor Representative 70 repre-
this state in tie Congress OF the United states have
given notice to The undersigned, Governor OF std STATE
that No person has received m9ri.y d al! the vote,
gyea IN sNl di,tTciU h,yplufNairl to rae Statement
d. The number o. VOTES gwen !ar eI:a person, lltw
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22


STATE OF VERMONT M Pro5air court for no
. HARTFORD rrsrncr, 5. s. District Of Fsrtfnri,
TC all persons Interested N the Isaac Dis1eo
! late of nriscworr in ,nid Discreet deceased.
/ JOSEPH :. CT NlNGS, Administrator If said estate
has presented 10 mi. Court h!' neton. in writing, setting
forth the amount OF debts due from said dcc.ns,d OF the
charges Of admin isiun the yuinc Of the personal estate
the Suion nj the r"P. estate uU other facts, which tend
10 show that the Snir OF part said real estate il npce.
nry for tie paymc u said debts and EXPENSES and that
part thereof cannot be sold without injury to those ia
'ercStci in the rrr, uu therefore, prlvs for License
10 sell the whole o. said rei estate win the revision Of
inc " dow DOVER said application will he heard by tho
Court N the Probate Office in Woodstock said nisrc,
on the first Wednesday. being the fourteenth day Of No.
vCher ntT and said administrator proposes 10 render nm
account OF his administration and present his acc omit
against said cs,letor ulowin"e u! the time auI
puct.
lou arc therefore, hereby notified 10 sprcar hcf,re
sand Court and give bonds 10 pay said debts NnI evpen-
sts Of administration, or oy'ct,W y0n cause 10 the
granting osad license, or contest The allowance Of sad
, account,
Dated At Wo,,to1s nio-ss,,l l,s scyor'h lay o' DC.
tober A. y. l546 l.. A. MARSH, REGISTER.
STATE or VERMONT, {'rhc probqte Conrr tor tho
HAPrroHD DISTRICT, :, =. District Of Hartford.
To all pur>oHs interested IN The OF Granville Dew.
cyae OF Lebanon in the County oGGruon and State Of
New Hampshire, dt,rslCi-
Alfred Neal, administrator OlSql estate DYING within
this stated represents That the sud Granville Dewey, de-
ceased, in H. lifetime and u! the lime Of his DEATH held
in rr>t loc the Use and benefit Of Jared Huntington OF
Hartford In said District certain piece or parcel Of land
situate IN sGd Hartford described in deed from Amen
Ruot AMI Rebe,a King to Granville Dewey dated NoyeR.
her 10, ls1 sud recorded ia Hartford Records OF Deeds
Volume 2pale 100, Said administrator further repres.
cnts th1t tho objects and PURPOSES for whirh the sad
Granville Dewey deceased, held the said land in trust
Aforesaid have been complied willis accomplished aul
perfected, aud therefore pray Tor license convey S,l
land To said Huntington asrteably 10 the purposes Il said
trust.
You arc, therefore hereby notified that said application
will he heard by SAID Court the Probate Office in
Woodstock in sl1 District on the frs, We,lnrsay O.irs
the fourth dav) nf November newt md yNuwill ,ppe,r
mud Object tyou sec cause, To the Sruiug or said Ii.
cense.
Dated AT Woodstock aforesaid this ninth dny orOcto,
Der, A. u. lsi6. l. A, MARSH prD,sy,r
fINiE subscribers hWNe NJ their well known rstabish
L mtnt - or S,"N few Shetland Pearl Card cases of
the most choice patterns, very rhcnn aS they have hut
law on hund which nre going ot>hkG dew heGirp n morn
Ing sun, they would gNNgtos who wish Tor auv tN,rs
rf,he Kind to Apply soon. ;hel- o'n is First come
s'tI sery2i.' El"9EIL6 CLARK
'n,' e. az
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

sill he pad Tor EAR. Gool Table Butter IN TubssoliI o.
in Lamps. A. STEARNS.
Woodstock, Sept. % 1876. IS.
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system, and Of course do mot have charge per cent
g09d Customers, to balmurc the OF poor ones
Any one wishing to buy goods shall have better rgnnS
ut our store than At any other. Come and src uur splrn-
did stock Of goods, ask nothing Tor showing them.
We can satisfy You that yol crh sye m oucy by hnviu.
here ~ Penny srvrd is IT'S guoi ntH penny r'rucl''
Any article wanted, can he had ut short notice, we
have luImS from Nust0n weekly.
GaysviIlc, Oct, l2 lao ;.25 4w.
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Discovery Of Gold in nMQSsachusell

Discovery Of Gold inMQS'ach"seIIs
Some very fne specimens of gold
have recently been discovered by John
H. Blake, Esq Of Boston, willis exam
joing a quartz vein which was laid open
IN Dedhsm. Mass. by his directions, ioI
he purpose OF ascersining whether it
was worth working for golena. This
is probably The first discovery Of gold
in ,uy place in New England. Besides
galena there were found in the same
vein carbonate and su'phurel OF copper.
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EYLIIsNNAno

MARRIED.-In BIoomsbuFg, 18Th
inst, by Rev. D. J, Waller, MI.
CHARLES TURNER, of Silver Lake, Sus-
ouehannsh co. 10 Miss ELIzABETA
JANE SHOEMAKER, Of Hemlock.
By the same, al TIE Amer can Hotel,
goth inst. Mr. PETER KocKER 10 Miss
CHARLOTTE GRIGGs, both Of Centre
township.
By The Rev, D. S. Tobias, on the
% inst. MIR. WILLIAM BECK, TO Mis-!
PuEBE Lowry, both of Orange Town
ship.
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Pretty Feathers Make a FinoBird

A ND as this holds good in almost every rorpoc
"a the subscriber would again inlolm hs hienf
aud the public generally, that he is sill living an
occupying the OLD Stan D, on Mairstr,ct be
tween the office of c. r Rucka'cw aud the Black
smith shop of Moses Coi'man, at which place he
may he found upon the scat of poverty, prepared
to draw out the thread cf atljicllon iIc has just
received the Thc latest sIg'c cf F.Shf0HS for
SPRING and SUMMER, and With them he
stands pledged to accommodate his tri'rds, custo'
mers and the public generally with good subsan'
tia tasty fits or no charge m de.
'B. RUPERT, TAInoR,' viii be found upon
Shinglo stuck up above the door.
Admission free oC all c1pcn''
He would also inform his friends that Wheat
Rvc, Oats, Corn and Potatoes will be taken in eX'
change for work done at his shop, aud a little ot
.ho pc,cier djncilm, once III WHILE will not CONT
anlss Call and give him trial,
BERNARD RUPERT.
April 25, !Sl6--l
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@DI1gTABYo

DlED.-In Kuz own, Berks coun
~, few days since, Mr. SILAs r.
BU2zARD, Esq A'tornsy OF Law, for
merIy of Mescopeck Luzerne county,
aged about 26 years.
In Norlhmoreland, Wyoming cOun-
", on The 7h inst. Mrs. CATHARINE
PIKE. wife Of Mr.. James Pike, aged 4S,