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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-29

'1NHOMAS BELL AUCTI0NEER.-A.M n. CRIsTALER WILL
sell this day. Friday bee 3D. at 10 o'clock at 81 Chatham
the whole entire stock Of Wholesale and
sng OF splendid ladies NUTS boas thbets oapes far and
cloth dozens Of hat buffalo other robes and
0iher articles 10 the line Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-29

TABERNACLk-ONCEM MORE AN MOST POSITIVELY
for tho last time in this country the Grand Concert
given BY Madame ne Bop scale unparalleled pendor
and received with unbour enthusiasm will DO
Evening jan sas which Madame
Sopsa Duets and Ballads Sig Pers the eminent tenor
sing seyer admired peces-hs last appearance this
Mr. Bochs Harpt to the Queen Of England Director
aajeys Italian Opera London &c. win present. for tho last
lyric symphony. In two divisions called Voy Musical la ds
rent parts Of the word introducing national selected
the most authentic which given in their primitive
state with instruments peculiar each oounty
TO which will added and original grand chorus entitled
der In the Voyage Musical Mr. B0ohsa wild preside at tho
To render this unique Gala Concert splendid
possible the exterior Of the Tabernacle will be gay Illuminated
and Military Band stationed under the port will
the ,sters Tickets 81 each Doors att Concert
mence at 8 O'Clock.
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HOi FOR CALIFORNIA.

Lf0R BAN FRANCIS O-TO SAIL FIFTH JANUARY
The fast sailing bark keO James Mcclure, master copper
eand copper fastened fourteen months old For freight
passage apI to the master ard Pei Is East
ALLEN wHITTEI.SEY, No. q South at.
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AMUsE BIENTs.

IN un.-. .ynT
| RsoAowA1 IsLAinEns a; AAashALL. rhUrhIE
80 n-Fnany Evening Dssombsr 9Th viii DO presented
mn" s%s he era ropan,c spectacle in ave aoti ora
rom he novel Alex Dumas espr sy for this hsatre
s snuusa The COUNT W MpNft-Caisfo-Edmon O.ntee
smueger Snbad the Greek English Traveller aud French
<bo Mr. Lester Mons horrvl Mr. Yaohe Old Dsnes Mr.
nadi Mons Bonvie Mr. u. Straw Fernand Mr. Freiericks
nercdes srs Abbott; Hayd,e. Miss gaac; Csrcoaa ns
lsherwod ORES rcle and Parqnetts Family Circle
rs cents; ,'aierv i9S cents Do"rs r.s,6
~U..o,,.. .u....r -,,, ,-. ---.--
RURTOkB FHkATkEs OHAMBERo 5rREEr.-FRID "
SSaLSvhN GcLD htNES-h NJ brouse, Mr.. Jordan; Old
nj sscoo n,oosa NJ Johnsson rhaoy " roc
dram. Of TsEe saE ne Sseer After wneh ne Few
VI IN .tDmIcur hTCh-rierre Dubois Mr. Bur
S nsrIus ae Nsryile NY Jordas taequo hr Johnston;
~" nreuSnsm; rauhne Mrs kniynt To ooncla with
bhnNOnt-hr Smiier, MI Beoughan SpgsleA
Barrier Dress Circle 6c Family Circle Second Ter 10
Doon opep ~ ok-ouYtatn rises AT.
n TrCurII,s oy vvu,C ruy nm. nv.,., > 49,,
M AusAS yLiMriC TahAThh-bE0EFlT OF NIX.
GEAR DE BALAN-Don C@sr Mr.. Wa oot Mariana Miss
iarko AIer wnien' Ls AoOCbOlk Ell LEPEE-Mons Ham
Iet Mr. AIcOG II Beeher. followed
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LA MPS. &C.

>~~~~~~~~~o~~~~~y~0oy~~~>O~
collar AND HALL LAMPS. Ruby, - CARNINE
~ tre would respectfully call attention to his stock Of solar
and Hall Tampa with splendid Of and
other mattel ornaments Also variety Of articles suite
bic for holiday All sors Of for le Camphns
40 oents rved weekly.
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FOR SALE.

Ito FOR CALIFOakIA-FoR SALE CuEAP TIE WELL
Known Pubic douee anthus, kept By Frames T..
speghe for selling he is going ON
the mises Of Waverey Place and street
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NHANFRAUS NATIONAL THeATeE LATE CHATHAM:
Evening" Dec. ~ will be performed the dram, Of
C,arie CLAIR. nias tordon Dame Wakefield Mrs Chapman.
TO be followed BY UNCLE SAM-Sam Hobbs Mr. W. B. Chap
man. Nancy ScraEgs hrs hapman After which, the drama Of
TIE CHILDREN IN THE WO0D-w alter. Mr. J. r. Scott
Josephine Miss Messenger To conclude with
pantomime called HARLEQUIN-Edward. Afterwards Hsre
qrin Mr. Col acine Clown, M Davis Coumsne, Mss One
Bsxes aSc Pr IKE Private Boxes % Seatsn Private Boxes
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TINTED PACIFIC GOLD Co-AN ERROR WHICH OC
u cured In the Herald Of yesterday 18th inst inviting
she above mentcnea company call at the
Office corrected by requesting this
company call upon Hammond 81 Mercer any
" form alton relating thereto. G. l.. MORGAN.
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M ECHANICs HALL, NO. 473 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
v1 Grand and Brooms streea commenced Monday. Got
3D. win continue eve night until further
week Of the opening The and we'll aSTYS
MINSTRELS, (oIaAredn 1891 tn FIRST TO HA6MONIZE
NEGRO NElODlES, AND OHIGINATORS OF rae PRE-
SENT POPULAR STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAIN.
AENTS whose concerts In this city for period Of months
received with such distinguished patronage
the honor Of the ladies and gentlemen
York and vicinity that they win give series popular
Concerts introducing variety Of their original Songs Chorus
Characteristic Dances &o Admission % Doors open
att Concert will commence o'clock An Afternoon
every Saturday commencing ct o'clock W. under tina
nageNent and direction Of E. p Chrty On CHRISTMAS DAY
Afternoon Concert. commencing ~ 5 o'clock. Pm
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT THE BRO ADwAY
~ tabernacle on Saturday Sth December lS4s for the
Of TaE LATE PARK THEATRE. whe not only lost
all their instru neBts but their situations this
winter By that disastrous fire. The following eminent
artists Lave In the kndess offered their
this occasion kadame lAbord Madame Ross Cors
Patti Miss Do Luce Laborde n. Ross Cors n Novelli
NJ sanquirico Hen NJ Burke Mr. Timm: The orehsstra
Band and the Of the Philharmonic
ing above @ Performers the whole under the direction
Maretzet On this occasion, the Orchestra will perom- The
Jube Overture BY Weber 3 REzio, by Maretzek. g. Til
umphal Syn phone Ries Grand FAntase with solos, themes
Of lucrezs BoIa arranged by Mareek Two
Giovanni The Tribute to America Berz which
sopuch sensation at the last Musical Festival Grand
Mr. Burke and other Attractive novelties which will
In the future bill Tickets dollar at tho principal Hotels
Musical stores and at the door the evening
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AMUsE mENTy.

ROwKRY THEArRR-PRIDAY EVENING mo 20 Will.
wl q performed the play u TING TSIEs AL,-Mr Zee
y. wemyH Fanny Fact Mrs. Sutherland. After ~aicb
DOCTOR ILWokrH = Doctor Diiwortb. Mr. Gilbert Nrs
zDgaril. which will b danced BY ssool. ciceca
MAID or TIE INN-Harop. Mr. H. B. Clarke; Richard Mr.
J. Hail. Mary, Miss e. wemyM; Hsrian. Mra Brosiey.
Door st 6k. curtain rises 1t Boxes cts; Pit l2
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+. CAMPBELL STEWART M. D.. Re % ding Secretary
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TINTED PACIFIC GOLD COMPANY-FIRST EXPF.
- dition-Ths company having nearly COMPLETED their
the members and flor the vsnience of
ference and to avoid delay hoss residing TIE
New York DESTROYS Of filling the lew vacancies still .nns
requested to call at the residence of T. r. HAMMO
OF Mercer street to sign the articles which ready
Information citing the plans If the in detail
also be obtained above In Of the extraordinary
number of applications to become nbers and shareholders
which received from different Of the
is believed that sufficient material exists authorize
nation of second expedition the principles
present For explanation OF these advertisement
United Pacific Gold Company il another of psper
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CROCKESY FOR HOLIDA rs AT Ii JAMES SLIP, NEAR
~ south st. at wholesale prices Tumbsrs vino sases le
onade and fruit stands salts oasos
plates, tureens pitchers tea sets, toy eassors. &C.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ROARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND wIFs. or TWO
- single gentlemen be suited with pleasant and
comfortable with full partial board oil gentee
family Broadway Inquire at No. 80 Walker street.
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WASHINGTON, Dee. q. 1919

WASHINGTON, Dee. a. 1913
Comgess-7hose Niieoges- The Susvnpers rising
up IN Judgment against Horace.
The Senate sat for several hours to-day, DIS
cussing private bills, without quorum
The House had liveller time Some years
ago, it was reported in the Tribune that Mr.. Saw
yer, OF Ohio, had happy knack Of eating Bologna
sausages behind the Speakers chair [, was re-
garded as great indignity uoon a member of tho
House, and the supposed offender was expelled
from the hall, while the name of Mr.. SAWYER
spread over Europe, as well as America as tho
" sassenger man." From that hour he felt toward
Mr.. Greeley, that
"The last link is broken
That bound me to thesu
In thst tale of the sausage
Gal fha
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FITTING OUT FOR CALITOR
MA Of Tob' Geo. speculation
private resy etfuy invited call ex
anime description Of tobacco put up expressly for the Cali
lopes pro t,it from dampnes packed convenient
sized parsge 1t resist decaying
voyepe and 1t 10 confidently believed only
kind Of Chewing Tobacco either Cavendsh that viii
stand a voyage California The attention of shippers In
vited TO tie above. JOHN ANDERSON Il Co.,
tU6 Broadway, corner Pine st.
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TNoR CALIFORNIA, sAN FRANCIsCO.-TaEBRI9 NARY
stuart Of Ptladephia, will be cold from IS to 20 shars
shares She h year, old, extra built and fast saer
turh.n 1855 Can be ready by the 10th Apply
to THOMPSON Z HUNTER. q South street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24
PETITION TO SELL LAND.

STATE FsvERMONT, The Hon; the
DISTRICT OF CHITTESDEN, S. I Probate Court
for the District of Chtenden, to all persons whom
these presents shall come ,-GREETISG:
WHEREAS, Elmer Beecher Guardian of William w.
Ray, minor, son Of Calvin Ray, late Of linesburgh
in said District, deceased has presented to said Court
his petition in writing, setting forth that his said ward
is seized of three parcels Of andtwo OF said parcels
in said liinesburgh one containing about Is acres Of
land and the other about three of land-and the
third parcel lying. in Monkton, containing about one
Of land and part of the cedar swamp" so
called and also representing to said Court that it
would be for the best interest Of his said ward that the
whole of said parcels Of land should be sold, and the
proceeds invested in productive stocks put inter-
est, and praying said Probate Court grant him Ii
cense to sell all said real estate:
THEREFORE, it is ordered, by said Probate Court
that the 10Th day of April, 1913, be assigned for
hearing and deciding said petition at the office OF
the Probate Court, i'll said Burlington and further
ordered that all persons interested should be notified
thereof by publishing this order three weeks
sively in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper print
ed in Burlington all which publications to be previous
to said 18th day Of April, lS4S
Given under my hand ut Burlington in said Distric,
this 22d day Of March, A. ID. lSi5.
39w3 BRADFORD RIXFORD, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24

Dr.ru BY THE WAY sIpE-The stage in passing be-
,w..n Rutland and Woodstock on Saturday last, was
stopped by the discovery ola person lying on the snow
md nar,ly in the travelled road in Sherburne eastery
Of he ion of the mountain. On examination u was
found to be the dead body of a woman who had per-
shed there apparently Of cold and fatigue she Wa va,
IN. nigh, of Friday in the small house called
the turnpike shan,y near the summit lie came came 70
sh. hous, of Mr. Sawyer, where he iarrled through
the night The woman 1t is SUPPOSED III @ smn
to find her way onward, became De"hueieu anu sum"
down where she was found. l.
The man gives his names as Joseph Durga, says ne
is from Burlington, and that he Is o. and ms Wi'e
20 wears of age. They were Canadian French a
ury of inquest was held which rendered verdict tina
she came to her death through fatigue, old age, and
hsd son IN Woodstock and children in Rutland and
they were going to his son in woods,ock-Vood-
Af0ck McrcuTu.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24
vEEI..VIDI..I;RMI.

! Camel Saw Bought-One of Herricks-
Gabanum Strengthening Plastcrs These Plasters
are prepared for pains weakness in the back breast
side or limbs rheumatism bruises, sprains, &c for
asthmatic affections, Group in children, they will in
will also be found highly beneficial for complaints OF
the liver, lungs and kidney. Persons Of sedentary
habits whose business requires them to sit stand
much, who may be troubled with weakness in the
chest, pain in the side breast will find great relief
by wearing OF there Plnstcrs.
With regard TO the efficacy of these Pastcrs, no.
thing need be said, they carry with them their owl,
recommendation, aud the price being so remarkably
low, is n sufficient Involvement Tor those afflicted tc
give them trial.
lyg Orders to be directed to Herrck and Co Prn
cple Office, Albany, N.Y.-and for sale by A. c
Spear, Geo, f. Harrington, Ca,n and Spear, Burlng
ton, w, b. Hatch Wnooski Falls, John Simonds 2ne
Sheburn, Lyon and Alexander, Charlotte, Wells
liincsburgh, and also by Druggists and Merchants
| in every town and Village.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24
Ungrateful.

We took occasion, last week, to point ont
slip of the pen that made our little neghbor, the
Daily Sentinel say that ''there is much cuitivat-
ed musical taste in Burlington worthy OF
empty expressions Of admiration" and this is the
way we got snubbed therefore,
II that is the biggest fish You can catch ont OF our
pond dear General, perhaps you had better haul in
your line and 20 some where else
You must raise your dam, my fine fellow, ard
give us a little deeper mater, before you complain
of the sze of the fish we catch in "your pond.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24

ORreoN-To the statesman the Oregon territory
presents the prospect OF future empire to the bi
slncss man. boundlcss field of wealth to the NH.
Ianthroplst, land to which the oppressed and down.
trodden millions can flee ; but to the physician who
seeks to operate by natures laws and remedies the
Oregon appears vast herb garden, uxurant with an.
tldotes for human suffering. And may not be long
If the popularity of Vrighfs Indian Vcgctable Pill,
continues to increase, before the Oregon will be secured
for the neediul plants
Beware OF medicine under any other name thar
FrigMs indian Vegetable Pills, and see that the
signature is on the box. Office l69 Race ST., Pha.
dephia.
BEWARE OF COMMUNICATIVE ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS HAVE THE SIG
NATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT WRITTEN WITH PEN
on THE TOP LABEL OF EACH BOX None other is gen
uine, and 10 counterfeit this is FORGERY
The genuine for sale by w. II. CURTIS, Water
Street, and rHEoDoREA; PECK, College Street
sole agents for Burlington. Reuben Ferguson, Essex
J. b. Dyke, Huntington w. Rhodes, Jr Richmond
F. b. Green, Richmond J. II. & Il. w. Tower
lnderhiIl llurbut & Hodges, Williston r. San
dcrson and &. Ayers, West WillIston j. Lyman
jericho w. b. Velie, IImesburgh w. S. e. II. p
Wood. Wcstiord Staples g. Lyon, Charlotte John
Simonds Shelburne ; X. Richmond Barnard and al
the New England Branch Office and General Depot
1913 fremont Street. Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24
by Electric Telegraph.

The news by the Telegraph, this morning.
CThursday) is of no sort of importance-embra
cling nothing but the Troy Market, and few
miscellaneous items Of no general interest.
Mr.. Sewer, the new Minister to Mexico, has
been sick, but is convalescent. Atty. Gen.
Clifford accompanies him to Mexico, as co-com-
missioner
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24
John BascOIn,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. Alta Probate Court
District of Chittenden, S.. holden at Burng.
ton, within and for the District Aforesaid the 18th
day of March, A d. 1Sis an Instrument purportina
to be the last Will and Testament of JouN IjAscoM
late Of Milton in said district, deceased presented
to the Court here for probate, by Linus Bascom, one
Of the Executors therein named.
THEREFORE it is ordered by said Court that public
notice be given all persons interested therein np
pear before said Court at session thereof be holden
at Burlington, on the 9Th day of April, A. ID. 1913, al
10 o'clock, A. NJ, and contest the probate OF said
Will and it is further ordered that this order be pub
shed three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
rress newspapeI printed at burlington IN tins state
as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand, at the Registers Office, th.
Goth day OF March, A. ID. lSis
39w3 BRADFORD RIXFORD, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24

" Mr.. Sauyer of Ohio, whose propensity for
"lnks" has given his name SO wide celebrity
rave notice in the House Of Representatives, a
few DAYS ago. that he would ask leave, at an
early day, to introduce a bill making certain
.sprovisons" respecting the Army in Mexico.
We suppose it is fair to presume that the
anroyisions" provided for by his bill will be prin-
cipally sausages.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24
britannia Ware. &c.
DIR. n. WARD,

1 ATELY RETURNED TO THIS COUNTRY FROM
Ia the American Mission in Ccyon on account of
the impaired state of Mrs Wards health and tor the
benefit of his children offers his services To the people
ot Burlington IN the practice of medicine and surgery.
He will be happy receive calls at the residence OF
his brother. Dr Geo. W. Ward, near the Methodist
chapel. January 10, lSis. ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24

LIVER COMPLAINT, can be cured without resortine to
mercury, Il you will only use Browns Sarsapara and
Tomato Bticrs.
To Mr.. Frederick Brown, Proprietor of the Sarsa
parla and Tomato Bittcrs:--
This certiies that my wife was severely afflicted
seriously undermined. Having tried various pre-
scrpons without she was fortunate " induced
to Try your Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters her
health soon began to improve, and she is now much
better IN health and would advise any one in i'll
health to use them
Yours respectfully, CHARLES earle
Portland, Me, Jund s. 1874
For sale by THEo. A. PECK, and A. c. SrEAR, Apo
thecaes and wholesale Druggists, and by dealers gen
orally throughout the State
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24
Roofing Slate.
TINE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE PuI

VINHE NUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE PUB
i lie that, having been engaged in the business OF
manufacturing slate for two years past and having n
quantity OF roofing slate on hand he is prepared to
furnish builders and Others at reasonable price, t
his quarry IN Fairhaven W., on favorable terms and
ring roofing slate thinks he will be enabled to supply
the demand for the article at all times he would also
say that he expects 10 employ experienced hands to put
them on to roofs when desired to do So In relation
to the quality, the subscriber will only say that it
the opinion OF experienced satcrs thai for durability
they are at least equal not superior TO the far famed
WEIGH slate The color is green, and when on the
root presents beautiful appearance
ALANSON ALLEN.
Fairhsven, VI, March II, 1878 sswi
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Leonard Scott & Co.'S
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The above Periodicals are reprinted in New York
Immediately their arrival by the British Steamers
in beautiful clear type, fine white paper. and are
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being an exact fac-simile of the Edinburgh edition.
The prices of the eprnts less than one third
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Subscribers in Burlington supplied free of postage
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24

. A CERTIFICATE from Mr.. Ingerson, of Lancaster, N.
H., highly respectable citizens Of that place, and
Jaer OF the country of Coos
|, George w Ingerson, of Lancaster, hereby GER
tiiy, that have been troubled with the Asthma for
about twenty years. Last November when began
taking Ws,ars l,alsam of Wild Cherry, had been
unable TO do anything TOR several months and had not
except avery few nights, been able rest in my bed
Almost as soon as began to take it, felt relieved
have Ia Ike about two bottles My health is altogether
improved. A few returns OF the Asthma, which have
had IN that time, were almost Immediately removed
by taking the Balsam ! rest well, and my health is
and has been for months better than at any time pre-
vions for many years. | cheerfully recommend this
medicine to oil who are similarly afflicted
GEO. w. INGERSON.
Lancaster, N. H., April %, 1916.
BE careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by l. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE Boston, Mass. For sale whole
sale and retail by TnEo. A. PECK, Burlington, and by
Dealers in Medicines generally in Vermont
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24
1flarric0,

In Milton, on the 9th inst by Rev. MI. Doughery
Mr.. J. G. SQuREs, and Miss ELSIE NJ. WooDs, both
of Milton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24
Notice.

'I'HE Sclccmen of Burlington will meet for We
transaction OF town business, ut the Office OF j ~
pomcroy, on the LIST and 81 Mondays of each monih
during tue year, at o'clock in the morning. 49,
March 3, 1913 81
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y ie1,

In Milton, on the 9TH inst, Capt. JouN BAscoM, in
the 10Th year OF his age.
Capt. Bqscom was horn in Massachusetts, and mov-
ed to this State when quite young man For more
than forty years he has been member OF the Congre-
gatona Church in Milton and by an industrious
prudent and plous OF lite has secured not only
the esteem of his christian brethren but also of his
fellow citizens generally. His hope for eternity, has
been. without waverng on the merits OF the Lord Je
sus Christ. [CoMM.
In the city of New York, on the 18th inst, ut the
residence of her son, CALVIN HUBBELL, Mrs. Lucy
HuBBELI, relict of Col Calvin Hubbel OF Lanesboroug
Mass, in the S7th year of her age. Her remains will
be taken to Massachusetts for inlerment.
Also, in the city, on the 10th inst, Miss Aida
WILLIAMS of Brandon, W. aged 46 years.
| In Hinesburgh, on the 10th inst. DIANA, Wife Of
A. A. Forbes, and Daughter of VIM Palmer, aged
| 80 wears.