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From the Washington Union
THE DEMOCRACY OF OHIO

Swindled out of millions Of property by
the monsirous frauds of Ohio bankcts--
having been plundcred 10 greater extent,
wiihin the past twenty years, than any other
State in tine Unioa-having in vain endea-
voled io make bankers individually liable for
lheir corporate debls--aflcr seeing d shonesi
presidents aud cashiers elevated to posts of
honor and profit by The VIII g party, seemingly
as a reward for their knavery--in a word,
having frui,lessly endeavored 10 project the
tolling millions from the corrupt practices Of
Ohio bankers--lhe great mass Of the dem
ocracy had already settled down in the con-
vic'ion thai, sooner or liter, tbs issue of
" bunk o. no bInk,n must present itself
Bcing a matter Of State policy, !; is no. our
province 10 comment, bui TO stale k,cis. As
10 Inc propriely of making the issue, it be-
longs 10 the democracy of Ohio 10 decide.
II was not TO be expected, however, that
men in the enjoymen, Of privileges not pos.
sessed by the m,ss, should relinqnsh those
ilanun,ies without, at least, struggle for
their maintenance. Some thirty banks were
in existence in Ohio. A number Of persons,
who had hitherto acted prominent piri in
the democratic, ranks, were connected with
these institutions as Stockholders, or other
wise; and, with few exceptions, they have
thrown their influence in opposition Ia The
election Of Col. Tod They established
press, osiensibly democratic, 10 Oppose him
county and township meetings were druta.
med mp TO denounce him, and even a State
convention was summoned io nominate a
democratic bank candidate for governor; hui
this last project failed Each ofihese bank.
ers possessed more or less nhaence; and
whatever may have been The f,clin this cis !, I
il is well established that banks have some
times ns 4 certain cogem arguments with
ih,ir dcbiors to effect a given poli,ical Oh
jeci. Hundreds ef honest democrats were
persuaded to unite with the whig plriy in
electing Behb; and the result has been
that large number of votes hive been gwen
10 the whg candidte which would other
wise have been cas-, for Col. Tod. In lSA,1
the counties Of Wayne and Stark gave Tod
about 1000 mIori,y; in the same limits he
now receives SOME 800; and this great loss
Of 1900 is 10 be traced to the aclionsef the
reiainers, aud advocates Of the
Wooster bank, (iocated in the former counly)l
which is under The conrol Of individuals
who had hitherto co-operated whit dem
ocracy, but who, at the late election, mld,
common Cause with The fcdsralisls 10 pre-
slrale the very inan whom the democratic |
parlyuf Ohio were gallaniIy endeavoring IL
elevate to the chair Of State.
The drf.at of Col Tod is deenlv reurpt.
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I'Eprr, sepf. 10, ls4e

TEPrc, Sept II, 1916.
{ Com. Stockton hnsdeclarrd the whole Of
The Coast Of Mexico in the Pacific in a Estate
of Blockade. Commodore Stockton has es-
iablslied himself Governor in the Capital
Upper California. Il IS reported that the
poris Of Lower Cal fornia are 10 be taken
possession Of.
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NOIICE.

VKT HEREAS my wife Sarah Martin on or
w about the 20lh day Of September A. D.
iY46 left my bed and board in Columbus Grove
Putnam County Ohio without any just cause Of
complaint or provocaiion: this 10 therefore to no
tify all persons wbensoever not to trust the said
Sarah Martin OH my account, as shall pay no
debts Of her contracting after this date; and do
hereby forbid all persons. whomsoever, from har-
boring or maintaining the said Saiah Martin, an
dor the penalty of the law.
Columbus Grove, November, Q, 1896.
p97cw JOHN s. MARTIN.
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Tr.m tile Cincinnati Advertiser.

We had the pleasure yesterday morning
sfiakinx by the land our friend William f.
johnson, Commissary to the Ohio Volunteers,
whose arrival at New OrlesHs 20 noticed
yesterday, and who. We rcioica 10 say, has
reached home in good health. Wereceived.
by his haad, the following interesting .nitier.
and lose no time in laying il before our read
hrxs
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Parredes, the late President Of Mexico,
confined in the Castle at Vera Cruz, was re-
leased on the I'd inst ON conditop of his
leaving the country. He sailed for IIayanna.
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s,.tm anl Coanly Temperallce s0cicly.

Al meeting Of The Putnam County Tenn
oerauce Society will be held, at The school
foon, Oh Fridaythe 20ih insi. A full al
to ndance Of The members Is requested, as
he annual election Of officers will be held,
ind addresses will be delivered. ~, II
Gro. SKISxEK, Sscy.
Kalida, Nov. II, 1896.
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JonN G. WHITTIER, siys the Granite
freeman, came near meeting with a fatal
accident some days sIicc. A gun in the
hands of u boy went off, tue charge Of which
passed through the face Of Whittier out at his
neck.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given thar Susannai Ro.
= berts ana Cadwallader Jones were, by the
Court of Common Pleas Of Putnam County, np-
pointed administrators Of the estate Of William
Roberts, of sale, county. deceased.
SUSANNAH ROBERTS.
Oct. 80, I846 CADWALLADER JONES.
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IIEADQuARrKRs,
Army OF OccUpATIoN, Mexico,
September 29lh, lS46.

DEAN BReucu: I wrote you on the 25ih,
by General Taylor's express, giving the gen.
eral ouilines Of the battles Of ihe 29ih, 2lsi,
22d, and 2Sd No Information isin mr. pos.
session changing The details givenyou. The
killed and wounded do not appear 10 have
been SO great as was apprehended. The
loss, however, III proportion 10 the whole
force engaged, will mark the taking Of Mon
torey as sauguige III The extreme.
Ibaye hcsn furnished, by Dr.. Chamberlain,
for publication, copy Of the official report
ofthe loss Of the Ohio regiment. This will
be highly interesting 10 those who have
friends here. 1 also send you copy oi
Gel. Weller's official report Of the action Of
biz regiment, which will enable you 10 Judge
bow far It's gallaniry ought to be a suhjecl
Of admiration and pride 10 these at home.
COL, wELLER's REPORT.
pIhaye the hohcr to report, that the first
regiment OF Ohio Volunteers, now under my
command, was led by its commanding officer,
Cal. IN. Mitchell, unto tho attack made
% Monterey, nn1he 2lst inst. No,wiibstand-
ing the CALLING FIRE 10 which they were ex-
posed, for many hours, from the batteries OF
The enemy, the loss has been much less than
was anticipaied. The whole lorce brmuah
into action. exclusive Of commissioned Off
cars. was as near as can be ascertained.
three hundred and seventy.
Soon after ,he colurpn reached The civ.
and near one of the enemy,s, batteries, nv
;mmedia,e commander, then at lis head
leadug the charge. received a severe wound
in ina Ieg. connecting him 10 retire from The
fald
"The battalion remained some time ex-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Ann Arthur and
~ Cadwuilader Jones, were by the Cour, Of
common pleas, Of Putnam County. appointed ad.
ministrators Of Thomas Arthur. late Of said coun.
ty deceased. Oct. 30. 1896. 49,.
ANN ARTHUR.
CADWALLADFR JONES
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The next Legislature of Ohio have to
elect Il Treasurer Of SAFE, a Sscrota,y ol
SMte,a Drec,ornf iIl Olio Penitentialy,
Judge Of The Supreme Can't, vice Reuhei
Wood, a r agister Of the Maumee Land o..
fee, and somo SO Associate Judges.
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Tan OAKLAND B,SK.-Specie, $.i6,77l
crcui.sion, $51 ,28O,00!- Bank report, ,Ocl.
l0.-Albany AslAs.
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|, ID doubted whether General Kearney
will reach SaIiillo in time 10 form a junction
with General Taylor; but if moi, he can
easily overiake him before he reaches San
Luis Potosi.
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ADMINISTRATION a NO TfCE.

qD.NLvISTR.a TTON. NO TfCE.
NT0TlCEis is hereby given that Hugh vanme-
IN ter was by the Court of Common Peas Of
Putnam County Ohio. appointed administrator Of
~, deceased dated October, 50, 1876.
HUGH VAN METER.
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Married,

Ia Gbon. the 9th inst by the Rev. air Borton, Mr..
WESLEY TRACY and Miss MARY suEERARD. 10th
OF that place. af " . A s 4,s4s
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| GEORGE SKINNER,
SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER, Kalida,
- Putnam county Ohio. Orders promptly exc
|cuted Saddles, &C., constantly en- hand.
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ADMINISTRA7YO4' NOTICE.

mt Office is hereby given that Lewis Siglcr
IN was by the Court Of common Pleas Of Put
nam county appointed administrator OF the es.
tate ofJacob Sigler, of said county, deceased
Oct. 80. 1916. LEWIS SIGLER.
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OREGON.

On motion Of MIR. COBB, the House resolved H.
self into Commiuee of the Whole on the state of
the Union, Mr. Trsssrts, Of Kentucky, in the
chair.
MIR. PETIT made an Intellectual effort to induce
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'Mr Corr s member ofthe majority ofthe COMMITTEE
ported.
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TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
TnvRsDAr, January 8, 1876.

IN SENATE.
The journal Of yesterday having been read,
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consequence of technical difficulties arising out oil
former existing pre- emption law.
Mr.. ATCHlSoN inquired whether the title 10
the land was contested, or whether there was any
other claimant.
Mr.. ASHLEY replied in the negative.
After some further conversation between the
above gentlemen, the bill was considered as ~ COM
miuee OF the whole, reported back TO ihs Senate
without amendment, aud ordered 10 be sngrossed
for third reading.
Ga motion, il Was
R.,olgss That when the senate adjourn II sdourn to
Monday next .. .r '
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curses i, has inflicted upon US, We may esteem as
one Of the worst this abominable maxim, which
would forever keep tie more virtuoas and inielli.
gent portion OF the community from coudemning the
evil measures OF the mos, worthless lest they should
be denounced as enemies 10 their country which.
in fact, must put the best party in the power OF
the wors, whenever the latter chooses to get up
war. If success then in a right cause was so dis.
astrous what must be the evils Of apparent, triumph
in an unjust war II the victory at New Orleans
cost Us so very dear. hat calantes to our already
vermont Constitution in short. what fearful moral
evils may be expected to flow in upon us from the
conquest OF the templesand mines OF Mexico? O.
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soRoPuLA CURED.

EAR TOWNSHIPS sAkSlPARlLLA.-The following
well Known In this City Hs 500 bas for sos Tine pass
beea using Dr.. Townsends saysspsr1a-
Nrw.Yoax, Hsy 1sth, lsS.
Dr.. Tsu.send-It gves much plsssass 70 be sbls 70
give ny testimony 10 tho virtues and paryinz Qualities
Of three years. staexsd With an election OF 10 ptno
Immediately SEM for my anily pnysieian. and rfLss
thoroaz ID examination disosss pronounced scrof
NOES Affection. Tho asunl remedies given and
Temporary relief ob.Ssd Tho snfern2 Of my b.
youd hption-yeu after year passed sl
but ,r relief from medicines which soms Of
Tho most eminent physicians 10 The city had prescribed fox
MIN Having made farther inGniso u frients vboss
spite, and had become VEL all advised ny ts Rx
OF ssrsapsrUa tod them bad bat s fsiih 10 saeA
remedies bQi rennIed hal nothing should DO s anfr.d.
hat relief not Obtained, evil could rssu no
medicine sek vss harnless- After giving Tin TWO botes
OF he Extract Of Tho Eoot, which weess "a
doing, hs begin TO gs.n strength and coonusd 70 gveE
Until De lad Iaksu y bottles Of The Kxusei and an ny
Of Tho beEsf hat Tho Extract Of Ssrsapsra unsdnsfse,
IL tho oniy remedy IN giving Fssf IN sewers ene
nons Any pefEon DESTROYS Of c0uyera1k WIN ms 80
Ing ny bon, Co so by calling u ny fssaeoeo' SoH
Duaroet
Sror ice erperence hsys bad b nsrg os hoot and 70
,te beat OF nv inovIedxe freely reeonen0 ycof TX
.rnst A. a yenrins unadnstsrstst arpcsaL
Gro. oa,nsTos, No. 7 Duanssl
sworn before mo tbs 1sth dsy a. Nay, isa
CosAs.Jao. De WIFI, Con. Of Doe2s
pdn,iorI Dsoo Is guonst psxt door 10 tho Sun oes
s2 OF he big soto myo e.
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wARToM,s ERyALEWTa.

A VEGETABLE FOOD, without o particle Of medicine,
As oertsin and cafe euro for Constipation and ali as
ssses sSsnz from II; rxusly-au disorders Of tho stoz
scs bowels he liver unssxarsss end s.!repr Il
those org.ns laSonous discston, dyspepsia dy,sane
pains In tho ESe perssDg hssdaehs weak or
Appetite ,ed efesh tie pes weakness Of tho sSht an
or 5s hearing before lhe usual age slsepeas1oss, deb
and thtnness OF body he he
Sod only IN packets OF kiogrammss Bren1h resnI o.
70 IL Ounces, American, and bearing he ses ma nsss %
The house Of Wsrfon, So R1ebelea. Paris AZ
corsrxEYEIT, yos WHICH sEwAA 70 es - w nr -
og N, LON Hihau lsa srcsdssy, NJ C. Rag, corner
John-st snd Broadway, Mesas Wysn 49, $500 o. NO
Va,,o. - 49, - ayle 3ov,mFrkTu
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oRARY,s AMBREInE DREAM.

THIS SUPERIOR COMPOUND il prepared expressly
for The OF the ladies' and u Designed beauty tho
skin and give clear complexion has given very gene
raj saisacon In Boston, Lowell, Providence and many
other Eeslern aies And tho proprietor has been greatly
encouraged by lie Increasing demand for tho article 10
many ohsr sections OF The country whore IL has been tus
recently introduced.
II Is ased waning considered very refreshing and
s fragrance very delightful leaving Tho akin son ana
smooth.
The Ambrene Cream souederty offered dsslsrs 10
fancy goods throughout ihs city Drgsisu particularly
invited 10 give IL Trial
Sold al Wholesale BY lhs Manufacturer NJ A. Crsry
Ms.riInack- az Boston. WIZ. 4. CROKER 4 co.
Wholesale Agents, 81 JOIN 81 AswYork.
CaARYS AM8REINE SOAP, superior article for
shaving recommended 70 tts arsntton Of gsuiean ind
u mar 1fsc,ursd and sold - shove
Esw-YoSk, Nay 10th, l24e. my2o lmeoda
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u The GovEasoE OF CONNECTICUT seat
Message 70 the Legislature on Wednesday on Inc
sQbject OF he War. He says:
IL, hi. en..-2ercy when energetic scto. may save
,nz ye. and rnch beg Leave 20 submit 70
~ gtsdo and patriotism Of the Legislature the pro-
prety of aaiestng rs hextT enrcIrrenes Ia the a-
hon a. Congress BY adopting such farther ns.E1res a.
ruay bear TIE OCCASION and AUSTIN :he wsearnsd fame
OF tnis Commonwealth
The Message was referred 10 commiues
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Navy sIaye1nents.

ARMY AID NAVY MoyExEsra-The Richmond
Enquirer s Informed by gentleman from Washington
TIA: Com. Perry hss been appointed 20 The command OF
he Fleet n he Mexican Guf-Com. Conror having
teen glazed the Ordnance Department and ta3t
Il .osc probable that OF the Volunteers ron tno
Atlantic States VII De sen: 70 TExss. They WI! o. .s
ce.yed and c.sctplinet and he'd r,sady Tor action
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Az ELDER ISDEED-Rev. Benjamin Hervey g.
Bs2ts; clergyman rum uerker Cc1nty, app=zre the
Bapts. Convention a. Brooklyn his week good heslth.
g age ef hundred and eleven years Ee Is org
Ink The presen: and The past have beer
quite curiosity song he young Of oEly ree score
YEAR, and Ter. [Jour. Of Com
MAIsE-E-rG 3. French was elected Secretary
OF State By The Legislature OF Saturday last
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PILEsI PILRaI PILEsI

MIR. JOHN K g. BARNES-DEAR Sra Accept many
lTk thanks for tho Pils Lotion which you sent II
reached about the 20h Of last mouh, and
you wss suffering muoh-I could scarcely walk. have
bsen previously told you, more or less Afflicted for tho
last three four years, and rd sny remedies from,
which, Aor many applications. recevsd hut temporary
relief After but Two applications Of your Pile Lotion he
soreness and violent Itching subsidsd and enjoyed
sound uninterrupted Sleep which bad not done for
al nights In less than from he fret appicsdoc,
my astonishment was completely cared, and have NOT
had any since, although much exposed Tho
fact OF IL curing that unpleasant and voloni itching which
many troubled with renders Il al Invaluable medicine
procured bottle from your agent for friend OF mine
whose sufshngs have been very great he informed mo,
sv days since that It wa edeetsg cure, and DO de-
um that will ehosrlly givs any farther Information who
win call my ssee corner Of Souihsl and oldsnp
tbs Custom.housej am hsre daily every half hour DO
JAS. B. GLOVER. Dep. lisp Of Revenus
New.York, May 2 ls45.
For sale BY WYATT KETcHUM, i2i yuIton.sl-
J. II. Van Zand Furon-sl Bneoslyn L. II. Neson. VII
Hamburg my2l w.
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EgsT1 orC 1sTr uirs or wtsoas Ion Ia 10 second
- - aose Isi Wsstst no csco sni;sble for s,ssa-
so.s o. wsrsins aS.s. RSssss.,ss s gyS aas
Ap1sy ID HOWELL 6AS w, VI
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GREEN MOUNTAIN


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period ofiips uhimpsed Every family and the crews
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Good. ompsent end respoosbls agents wanted for
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tory references.
All applications for agencies tbs Ointment may be I'D
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New. York. ARMSTRONG HUAD. my20 lmsoi'
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I.lslJ(AIGssIN.

nj RS. Nj. {. RICE expects 10 resume the duties
ANA OF her School, On Monday, The IN Of September
sac is truly grateful 10 her patrns for their encourage
nent winch she will ever enJtavur to nerIl by exert.
ing hest 10 promote the uetic OF their children La,
boring under that form oi disease, which useful eiI-
ploynent is indispensable, and deiging in none SO
much as that OF educating youth, she ees assured that
thse In palunise her will reflect nh pleasure
should they live 10 their offspring the f,unh
stage ut The period OF uIiIun or years OF malury Sac
vi" attend sl'tly the moral, well as intellectual
cultivation OF her pupils and endeavor render all the
INSTRUCTION gwen means OF making them good useful
and happy; and that she perform THIS interesting du
~ win greater benefit 10 her pupils she respectfully aud
aronsy asks the assistance Ut the parents IN Subdng
thai sey teiH. which Will ever impede the improvement,
usefulness and happiness 81 Their children, aud dscour
age tie most Jealous IN dscha.ng Their responsible
lies.
Her terms per sesscn of FIVE months.
For Spelling. Reading. Nutlng and Figures Sc
For Primary Geography, Grammar, History and
Arlihme c.
For any all Of The higher branches, including
the Latin, II
Needle and Bead Work likewise taught wi,hout extf
cbsrge.
AUsu. 90 wlH
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For Sale or Rem,
TIE BENT CREEK FLOUR WILL

" liCii is ia The hm'ts of the uew county of ppo-
,i'a''oN. boIdetiag upon thr lnr 1t burkus hau.
aud within mile ~ less ai The James River anal and
III miles by this fuuie To The cry OF Richmond
Ills Mil has hxufrs very superior entirely com
peieis un never iaiug stream aud the hiahd al IA,
MN has ilsh standing III kchnund aud other mas.
htts.
/ he country adpoen To the Mil is u first rate wheat
gtu"fng parl u. Virginia.
Those VIM msy be DESTROYS of emharknr in the
mauuiact ui Flour viii 1iud tins Mill All, aulapruus
IN all respects Aud thuse Who may have disposition
Ia engage ~ Nuoen culun, other kind ui manu-
factory, WOULD lind this property very suitable Ia snra
an undertaking. The Mil House Is large, aud the
Dam Is constructed nUst solldly aud dufdby. The
house ITSELF could be converted nlo coun or woulen
manuiactury, or such uahuarlury could bc added to
lhe Hour MILL nnsl conveniently and adj, antaeeousy
Mr.. AndIew White, Who lives al the Mil, vii show
The property 10 any desuous oi purchasing, Ienliu.
the
FuI terms. apply Ia
RICHARD POLLARD
Alta Vista, Automatic county, near " arren.
August 20 Is
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III isY

Died, on Saturday, the Sh inSl ia Campbell coun-
ty, Al the residence ot her mother, Ms sally Harvey
whittier She had epaIIed ur te purpose oi restoring.
possible, her health wulrh bad much npafl-
ed TOR some unr. Mrs. SARAH f.. BURToN 90 Isur, u
I apt. Jesse L Barton, aged 40 Yeas. The dsras f
that Terminated SOON MIS-. Rnriuus earthly tencee
might be sad 10 BE- o con, pra,rd carartpr chs nae
and unyieIdng Ia the hesl medca skill a, well As lhr
KIND attentions ol her friends Just when hone
mad 'iiuhlhed The cuunieainces ii -ynplhzug aud
anxious frIeods iur her RESIGNATION, lie IN 4ssen,rr OF
D'atn cane, and sunnturd her to these earthly
courts. aud 90 hence where the weary are a. rest Al
,ongh Ms Is. had attached hefsal tn any chnrcl,
hope. that lhough Inns earthly house Of this tabernacle
made win hands. eternal in tue heavens" Her reli-
gion consisted no IN loud and uslen aous professionals
but IN lh"se knd, uuohrusve acts OF bpnev oence and
friendship, which endeared her 10 the warmest alltc
tons OF all her acqualnances She was one of the kind
EST OF wlse', tender aud ndu!enl mother and one of
the most obglnI neghbrrs. The deceased h,s le
husband, Two suns, an ed and doailng mother,
brothers and ateconare sister, besides large NUN,
her OF friends and other relations, weep for her ptema-
tnre exit Is gratifying, however, all her relations
and friends 10 know laa Death came unexpected 20
her neither did II preSeni any errors, lr she pre-
pared for the ooufcl. May This sore bereavement be
eanc ed to the good Of all the dlsc0usulae nourners
Departed this HE, on the Sd of August in Louisville
Kentucky, alter in.ss al days. OF bilious fever
Miss Nancy X LEwELLlN, formerly of This place,
aged "a years q days.
% The Rchmund and Gainesville (Va.,) papers
will please copy