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NETWORK TOWN ELECTIONS.

WESTMINSTER CO.
WAY SUPERVISORS Loco. Loco
Lewi.Soro Bedford gain. Pelham.
Msmaroneck gain Cortland gam. PoundridSe
Newcastle, Eastches'cr Mes'chesef'
North Castle Greenburg, Yonkers,
North Salem, harr;son, iofhIoWn8 eH-AS
Rye gain Mount Pleasant,
Sonerc, New'hocneHe,
Scarsdse Ossinsing.
White Plains gaia-9
But for the shameful detection OF Bedford Cort-
land and Yorktown, the Board would have been
Wing.
DuTCHESS CO.
YAis VAis. SUPERVISORS. Loco.
Armenia, Pawiings, La Grange,
Beckman. Puughkeepsie. Milan.
Clinton. Redhoos. Pleasant valley
Dover, Rhinebeck. Pine Plains
rIs,txI1L ssin Northeast Stanford
HYDE Park-ll. Union Vale,
Last year 5 Whlg 10 Loco Washington -
PousKKxErslk gives an unprecedented MAORI
y-394 for Supervisor and I'll for Justice. Fishsil
never before chose Wing Supervisor-now 6s
majority.
Hais .art Rent Loco.
Troy. Supervirs Berlin Brunswick.
Lausinebursh Grcenbush, Hoosek
Pittstown Grafton, Schodsch-S.
Schashrcoke-6. Nassau.
Petersburg,
Sand Lake.
S;ephentown-7
Two OF the Anti Renters Wings; the others not
CAiuGA CO.
AusuRS Aureiias and F2emtns-,he two latter
hitherto Loco. Foco-have elected Wing Town Of
ticers Owasco tgsin and Sennett. Loco. Foco
Supervisors,
E Osreso Genera and 4n5arn tvilssesl have
each elected Whig Charter Ohcevs
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tie cool csvs-ns Of the earth Archie hss also sons
genuine A;ns chs-ies Spsnsis enough 70 break ones
hea-. with she;, .oi. snS silky beauty.
r Can any body tel what them guns were
shout last evening,
GEORGE Po7rrR-The Supreme Court having
refused TO stay proceedings in tie case OF this man be
was yesterday resnded By Judge Ednond' 70 tie S's's
Prison for tie remainder Of Ire original sen'snee
n Sentence in the Butchers Melting ESao-
l:shraer, case has been deferred to the May term
e The t-:al o: the pilot Burnett is still progress
ing IN The Z. 5. Court
~ The Locos fred hundred guns las, night
In the Park il honor as told OF their recent vic
,o-y II Sew-HaraPsh:se- The guns rsited the slsss
pretty freely out Of Dr. Springs Church where lee
,u-e was going &c asd alarmed several ladies' and chill
dren among the su&snce.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
There is nothing OF particular interest today
from the Capital Of tie T~sntyNinth State
GENERAL SESSIONS EssterdGy.-The Court sd
journed for Good Fridays sake.
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Loco.Foco City Nominations.


ANDREW II. MICE L.
For AlrRs-h House Commiasioner.
MOSES G. LEONARD.
Yards. Aldermen. hstst1sa
lst John y Gilbert. Henry II. Byrne.
I'D James C. Stoneal. John l.. Brown.
Thomas p Hart Elisha Ruckman.
Hid James II. Titus
[ David Hinds. Henry Jones.
w.. Joseph A, Diver. William Reid
lNlu George IL Purser- Dennis Mullins.
V,b Emanuel b. Hart. William Radford.
John Foots- Thomas Giimartn.
WIN Charl.p w Vu!tce. James Dunn.
With .Rar,li,t Smith Thee NJ. Dosgherty.
With Richard r. Compton, Archibald Msclay.'
lXth. .1heodorus Van Tine Ella. b. smith,
Xth. BERNARD J. Meserole. Neil Gray
{ William Gage Jeremiah Green.
Aim Jacob Miller William smith
XIlth David 5. Jackson Thomas Spohord'
XIlIth Nathan Roberts, Stephen teeks.
- John NJ Bloodgood Abraham B. Davis.
Avn Thomas b. Tappan.s Edwin Nichols
XVIII William C. Wrtmore. James 4 SANFORD.
XVllh. Livingston Livingston. Charles webb.
x,,,,.u James Walsh. James Robertson
AVlltnj VIM H. Cornell George Brown.
XVlIlih William A. Walker. Moses W. = Jackson
Members OF The present Common Council
L, will be seen that there are splits In the 3d. 4ih
9th. nth, 18th and 18th Wards.
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B In the paragraph in relation % rapid fortunes be
Ing made BY advertising extensively in Country Newspa
pers, in yesterdays Tribune, Typographical oc
cured. It should read thus-"There are a thousand
newspapers in various parts ofthe country which Blu
snesS men of this city may advertise advantage and
although important to make the Inquiry it is easy
matter to determine who is authorized to transact their
inn.i hcr.
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DIED

On Friday morning 10Th inst. Mrs MARGARE
ZOBLES wife OF Hugh Zobles. in the Goth year of her
age. .L.o
The friends and acquaintance OF the family ana ,nose
~ her father Christian beecher and the Members OF
Harmony Lodge No A. l. O. o. F. and the order IN gen
era are respectfully invited to attend her funeral rom
her late residence, No. 4l2 Cherrysi Sunday Vo'mof
ROW. at o'clock.
On Thursday evening at the house of her father IN
in Philadelphia. Mrs. CAROLINE PHfFE. the wife OF
George w. phyts Of this city
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~ NEW GsEES AND BLACK TEA, o. Fowler, 81
snd sas Greeuwich-s hss This Gay received 'pen&.
10, Of choice Green snd BlscS Teas which he Is oSsr
8: reduced prices Excellent fouus Tyson IS; re!
due do So AID 6s choice ooiong' Is good souchOr.
s.. with large and choice assortment OF refined win.
yellow and brown sugar, OF sll the various kinda 4:
very reasonable prices excellent old Java Coffee Of L.
mos, delicious aav.r, st Is per 10 best sperm Oh o.
and Sperm Candies, > cts. Families and boarding
hnuss keepers would DO well TO give them tIial
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Markets.. Carefully reported for 7Ae Tribune.
FRIDAY, April 10.
ASHES-The market shows activity, and the quo
tataons are heavy Sales 50 bbls Pearls al % and 80
bbs Pots at s7!. Operators are waiting for the
steamer
COTTON-The sales to day have been about 700
bales pcrtsn OF which has been taken for Export
France. Prices without change though we hear
that holders show more desire to realize the impress
sion gains ground that the Unicorn did not sail
from Liverpool the 9Th ut Freghts Liverpool
Cotton entirely nominal Flour has been taken to-
dag at Is 3D. The Shenandoah taken up 70 load
flour Philadelphia Mt Is Cd sterling and the Monticello
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Business Notice..

- The Piambe National Daguerrean G.er,. :
Tsnovs Jewelry store of Broadway and Aars,7
3, is the be., place know OF to advise Gu. fsesd,
a. well as strangers. who msy visit our city. TO proez,
perfect portraits By the Dasuesreo,yPe process. vs
:, ,b, be.u,fa, Gallery, viii verify prediction.
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V T1ade,s and Others leaving the City In the alter
noon are informed that Evening Edition Of Inc IN
bune Is printed every day. containing the ssoc< os'
Markets News by the southern mail &c up 10 ci'c<
By inquiry for the Evening Edition oil Inc if'ouhs
every one will be able TO take with him the latest
IN the time of leaving the city.
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~ stephen Barker, 81 Grand st has this day 0pes-
ed 70 cases of wet Goods from the Henry oiSy' COO
prsius large assortment of Muslin pre''es orssnta
Giushsms Ginsham Lawns Balzorine'' Masn De Lasns,
Linens Linen Dsmssks, Diapers, &c which VIII be sd
a, Sres, bargains To insure choice Laa'es VII %
,,.n ~ capeary. al0 3
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passENcESs SAILED,

In the .aip S,caaton from N,r 0reaas-' Michael and
stesrsse passengers NO.
In The ship Philadelphia, from GiaSSo'o-hr "eotse
Glasgow, OF En esnd. and II in the steersse ,.,,
In As ship Yick.bars from Neo OriedHs--sr Miiler
lady and two children and Miss johnson, and so In
the s,eersge. 80,
In the brig Georsisua from Norfolk, Ya.-Messrs
White. Austin Herbert Vim Knight, John Lynch
phillps Erueisr and T HsrdMick
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r9- The Albany Argus has secured the pu biishins
of the Legal Advertisements under the new State
Printing Law of this State by agreeing TO do them
for nothing The several bids were as follows:
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MARRIED

Az Schenectady on the ID inst BY Rev. VIM. Arthur,
Mr. ANA FULLER of this city. 10 Miss CATaARlNs
E. daughter OF John C. Herrnance, ESD OF the orief
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r- We have been informed the, Robert Deeon, ~bo VI,
.,re,,e on Thursday on complain, of Hsnnsh j. Murps
for eal.zeusu was examined yesterday before Ju,t.s
prrles sad honorably discharged, as it was sseerAaeNs
srher examination CT the complainant that The charge ".
,,th,nt IN. shadow c. foundation, It
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ITALIAN INDICATED SoAr-For ehec ualy removing la
pimples freckles ghness 50 owness &c from the SKA
warranted Prepared by DR.. Gouiaud 81 Waker.sL mt
door FgoM Broadway, where may be- had his cel-bsei
Poudre Subtle for eJadicaling superauous hair, LTuH
Rouge for coloriug lips aud cheeks deep carnaon bgs
Lily White for complexion Hair Dye, B-alss Halr Re
storalive Pommaie Tor Tansently dyeDg gray hairi,
Tooth Paste. Extracts &c az II
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rS- REMEMBER GRAND FAMILY HoLlDAy.-Peform.
ances and II p NJ. Last day Of Hannington's Msgnt
Dioramos the most beaut nj and brilliant erhiouco
shown TO the public embracing fe-itse Land'capei
Temples Fairy Grollos &c. Western also appears Ia
hi. humorous Man In the Moon Yankee Story, ETC. be-
eide a yr.at variety of other attrpciions.
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CAUTION The public cautioned against purchairs
spy Magical Pain Extractor from Heery Daley or hs !ocA
an he is not our Agent; neither do we sell him any
g. The true article, warranted 80 under forfeiture q
$500 Ia sold at hal price at q Cor.andst all 2eoS
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z seventh Ward.-Ths Democratic Wing Electors
OF The Seventh Ward, friendly nominating Wig delsr
are requested 10 aue1d meeting Saturday evenns
April lih sts O'clock Seckeas II Diyson-st 10 e.n5
the semo in.o effect "
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Business Notices
o. Mr.. BRADBURY meets his young Singers to-day
Rehearse for their Annual Festiva! OF the l7h


Az IsrEREsTIsc conference.-the subion the fol-
lowing among tho many continually made
US, respecting the astonishing Of consumption
Ing blood coughs, liver complaint and dyspepsia, made
thai justly celebrated and popular remedy Dr. TayorI Gen
Baians Of Ltrertoort prepared only SIS Bowery
We speak adyisedy when say, that it win IN all
ive relief II Is ChronoThermal remedy and Is used in
ou. Asyuns and has been approved OF risd with
Gees oy some Of the doctors of the Hospital.
NEw-YonK, Aprl7 1876.
Dea, Doctor was afflicted about six years siace with
very severe cough and cold slso raising blood.
Induced Try DR.. Tsylors Bsssm Of Llyerwor, pre-
pared SIS Bowery and that too after ali other remedies
had failed and entirely cured by il About year az
terwsrd was again taken with very severe cold and
cough and in consequence Of fall! received serious hnr
and raised considerable quantity OF blood AID having
small quantity LEI. 10 tho bottle your R.lsan of Liver
wort sgsn TOOK Il, ard it acted Ike charm IN entirely
curing me IN very short ine.
Yonrstru!y JESSE NEWMAN, 2ss Bowery.
II DRESS Doors ANp sHoEs-We would reco,,-
mend our patrons and strangers now in the civ who
wan. GOOD BOo 10 call the fashionable establishment
OF John L. Watkins, Ia Fulton street, Hs boots Al,
IS 80 and 81 90, are not only handsome. bur durable
We cannot Conceive how &c can eadrd them a, such
prces
Oh. WIETISo's EXTRA LECTURE TO GENTLEMEN
lecture 10 gentlemen only, This Saturday. Evening ar
Il O'Clock, in The Rev. Mr.. Martyrs Church. Chrv.ts,,
above Delaney To be illustrated By large collection
OF models DC which have ye, been presented TO the
audience. Y Admission a5 cts
PsznIrN GOLD PEN-statoners Booksellers and
jewelers. will ind it 10 their advantage 10 call Mr.
WILSON at The Western Hotel Cortand-ss manufacturer
OF the Premium Gold Pen, on Monday, Tuesday and
wednesday, April 18th 18th and 18th. These Pens are
unrvsed for their excellence durability and cheapness
We speak this from experience, having used them Deal
ers would do well to call esriy.
u J. 5. FoUxraix would pleased to see ali bis old
Customers Strangers also his new Location e9 Broad
way, a. be mas every variety Of articles IN Ms line
Y The prophetors Of great number OF Country News
papers have notified public ina, g. Palmer 10 the only
authorized Aser, hin Ci,y The notices may be a.
me Agency The Tribune Buildings where subscriptions
and advertisements received for Of the best papers
Of The country ter and near.
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SANDS. SARsAPARuLA--Iu this preparation are CO
bnrd and all The medical properties neeesel
Il, requisite and give 10 The deestv- organs ana ION
rsy i blood from the Of disease in IN" very PIE
e,, of its formation restores power anu Siu
TO tie stomach aud sscreory organs, causing theh 10 N
uc, pure md healthy materials for The blood
The Who'll. .y.-In aud eradicates not only Scroina, King,
Evil, Liver Compain and The wbo- tribe OF eTupve sL
n.rs but ali such Az sprirg from imperfect digestion I'd
impure circulation Its efficacy !. aitsnfed by iou'andS
Rhrunstc ard Scrofua patients who have been rrstor
by It's healing power
Prepared nnd sold, wholesale and retail Wy A. d.
SANDS Druggists ITO fuliou-st- corner Of William, NeS
York Sold sso Al rs Broadway, - Esst brosdwuy, a
by DRUGGISTS y tho United States Pa
- mar ,nt. botila. Is
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BELOW
Ship John Cumming. Dwight, 81 DIS fu, NOreans with
cotton. &c to Taylor & Merrill.
Schr James and Samuel. Somers, = ds I'm Philadelphia
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yo wish the Argus Joy Of its bargain.

The USIcoRs.-Itis now generally believed that
the Unicorn did not sail on the 18th March, the
day she was advertised. We ventured similar
oniDion some DAYS since
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SAILED.


Ship Elisha Dennison for Mobile.
The ships Westminster tor London. Ohio for Orleans
brigs Norhener Overman and the Cha,tahoochee have
anchored In the SW Spit.
EsWind Sc with dense fog
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z J. s. FoUSTaix woad pleased TO see ali bis Old
Customers and his new Location 100 Broad
way a. be m. every variety of articles his line
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The propretors Of great number of Country News
papers have notified public ina, g. Palmer 10 the only
authorized Aeerg EiD City The notices may be
me Agency n Tribune Buildings where subscriptions
and received for Of the best papers
Of the country far and near.
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rsS~ CoScxxr in St. Stephens Church, Monday ere
ming, 18th April A choice selection OF old and rsv
pieces will be performed this occasion BY some 4
tho beat musicians in the city. who have kindly vous
TERED their services in AID of the Sunday School Sc
adv, rtisrment
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ceip,s from The interior.
The Washington Branch Railroad has declared a
dividend of q per cent. for the last six months
Mr.. F. S. Bailey OF the Chcopee Bank has been
selected as Cashier OF the new Agawam Bank.
Mr.. Joseph Grinnell withdraws from the Presi-
dency Of the Boston and Providence Railroad Co. and
Mr.. Chas Il Warren takes his place Mr.. J. P Welch is
Treasurer of the Fitchburg vice Thos Wiley resigned
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
n For sales Of stocks, SC. sea fourth page.

FRIDAY P. NJ
A little OF the leaven OF confidence infused in
to the arke, yesterday and the whole batch has risen
with the exception of Lcng Island. There is class Of
buyers operating who able to hold. and this gives
ground Tor the impressions ,ha. the bottom has at last
been reached for the preser, heat, Faces materially
corrugated and the wreck is being cleared away to
what remains worthy OF ben. saved Private letters
from Washington received By commercial houses ssn-
orally in stating that the SubTressury bill can
psss in lis present shape This incubuss therefore
in measure lifted from the market, and the
only symptoms that the shells thrown By the oys
terrnan opposite the Exchange
Exchange continues unsettled and the demand
light. Sterling with good supply Is 9. q q Francs
IS At New Orleans Sterling was a q 5 and Francs
49, d 5 3li. The market was firm.
The Money marke, is reported 70 be triiie easier
to-day but the change is material Good paper can
still be had In the 10 q u per cent per annum,
and loans on good stocks fixed time per cent.
On demand loans could be negotiated tribe better on
the best class securities.
The exports of Specie from this port thus far in
April have been as follows
Europe Liverpool sovgs. 1888
Kathleen Rio Janeiro. doub 1850
Houous. Canton, Sp dolls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
Baltimore Hsvre. Mex dolls. $4,000
Do do 5 franc pcs..--.--.--..-------. $4,000
Do do German silver ----..-----.---. 1850
Roscius, Liverpool. soygs. $1,000
Inca, Canton Mex. dolls Observation-Disclosures 00c0
Argo. Hsvye American halves --....-.. 1900
Do do Mex. dolls. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40 COO
Prince Albert London soyss ---.-.--...------ $500
Total -S3efs5s
This has probably been nearly made up by re-
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~ Democratic Wing General Committee
sn.eisl mesp OF this ComIniiee win be holc SslEr
dsy Evening" Ilh inst 7. o'clock, the Broadway
Ho,s- BY order.
J. PHILLIPS PHQNIX, Chairman
ABRAHAM R LAWRENCE. Vice Chm
d 1,n.; H; c R,snss4, Secretaries.
B.-A full and pune;usl attendance Is desired at this
,,,r,;oy eIo
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IL second Wurd.-U1igs to the Rsseut!A meet
Ing OF the Wings OF this Ward will he held on Monday
Evening, April 18TH u O'Clock. at the Second Ward
Hotel No 81 Nassau-st.
This being the last meeting prior the elecuon bhoped
and expected that every Wing who has heart the welfare
snd Of ticket In the Ward will With
this occasion. BY order Of the Ward Committee
CALEB s. WOODHULL Chairman.
THOMAS DELANO, et
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Sales Real Estate.
Markets :. Carefully Reported for 7as Tribune.

Three story and attic brick house and lot 81 Filth
avenue, got by 100 feet bought 200
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Tn .nysSrlsESs or AGRICULTURAL Books AND lN,l,,
NxsrAiew Agricultural Advertisement. Will be insert
-. ON the covers OF the Fa,ers Library and Monthly lev
Ma, Of i,rieni.re The for the May No will SOS
press or III. aI.t OF April Price OF advertising ia cape
-, III, ,,,d,b slO itd&aE
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" GsNIS'S STANDARD FA'H'oSApis MATS ~
Rrc.awav opposite ST. Psups Church. Men OF f.sAcc
and tonthose whose refined aud experience ens
,h-m 10 give laws TO the beau aoadehave agreed TO award
the palm Of Supreme Fashion In Hats 10 denn aud ha e.
visible distinction he determined TO continue to deserve
Pariswhete all ideas OF art and taste In dress ss',
ever gips,edyielts Geuin every month It's mo''vs
u-d secrets of symmetry and fashon-and win he'e b
coubne. his best idsmens and tasie-thu' producing
All article which, for srscc ishness and effect Is literally
uuyvaed he bes,ows especial attention upon the ofn-
that important par Of Hat upon sch us grace ana N
~ d+prud HE Nu,ris Fur Hats for 81 3D. and his Mo>
skin Hats for ST. unhesitsungy PIT FORTH thefeofes
standard articles and the most rigorous scrutiny OF Uz
-aressly invited. aohc
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Connecticut.

BOsrsso Genera and .4a6arn tvilisSesS hav
each elected Whig Charter O&cers-
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IL sixth Wnrd.-At ls1 x. and enthusiastic Ineetrs
OF tbs Wings Of the Sixth Ward, hei Friday eveoins
April 10Th. National Hail. pur.u.n. tho call OF the Nou.
mating Committee. OWEN w. BRENNAN, E.a wu
called 10 the Chair and w. B. WARKALL and JAMES B.
TAYLOR as Secretaries. After The call of The meeting b
been read H. W. cHLps, Esq reported that he Nomirss
Ing Committee had recommended the following ucke.
be supported at the ensuing election, viz
Far -dldeTaan. MOSES r. TAYLOR
For AISt Ad...-..CHARLES D. BROWN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-22
ED.

In Worcester, 9Th instant, Alfred w. Pkin oldest son
Deacon Alfred Pitkn of this village, aged % years.
In the death of this young man, society has lost valuable
citizen, and his family excellent and brother.
MIR. Pkin young of than ordinary promise
With vigorous mind by nature which he had cultivated through
preparation for College, (Which he entered at Burlington bu
unable his studies and by very successful
Of school Teachings he we'll adapted to be useful in m
also nude profession of religion about years since AM
became member of the first Congregational Church in Monte
e which profession he exempifed to good degree. lie
warm gnd able advocate of the temperance cause
qeenly Invited to address his follow citizens different part
OF e county He had also devoted himself warmly the
Of me sabbath School in the church where he resided
anticipating with much pleasure the good he might accomplish
as Of the School, and in promoting the general
But IN the wise providence Of God all his earthly plans
usefulness were suddenly arrested and he called rende
up ms hna account Ills sickness such very
times, to distract his reason still at intervals, he enabled
to express the state OF his mind to his anxious friends
bodsde and gave them the that his hope Chris
was unwayeng lie died amented and beloved by large cir
Gle Of rea and friends Blessed who die il
the Lord from henceiohh yea, saith the spirit, they ma,
rest from their abors and their works do follow hen[CoMl
Al Bennesville, g. O. September 26h, MIS- Laura DThoop
roct Of Judah d. IhIoop, Esq Of Royaon, W., aged 49,
In Chester July 2Sh, BENJAMIN Smith, Esq aged 81 years
formerly Of Putney
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LAhENrABLE CASUALTY. During severe
rain three females were drowned in spring house.
at Mr.. Jacob Orts, in Granville township, Mifflin
county, Pa. At the time the rain commenced thew
started for the spring house, with the intention o.
removing removing the MIX IN IT, BY the time they had
flowed into the spring house carrying with il mud
&C. so fast that .hey were unable to get OUT. and
were drowned before assistance could be rendered
Their cries were heard, and persons fastened &c
the spot, but too late. The upper floor of The
spring house had to be taken up to obtain the
bodies, and when taken out they could not be re
c,ognized. Their names were Miss Kepperling,
daughter Of Christian Kepperling. Miss Barre an,
Miss Baker, all young, one of them - or IA year
old