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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02
TDe 9sefuI.
Boiling Water.

We wish TO correct one mistake that
prevails among many of our housekeepers,
which is, that the hotter the fire the hotter
the water that is boiling over it. Now,
the boiling point of water is two hundred
and twelve degrees, and hotter than that
II cannot be made, in an open vessel, or in
one covered with a loose lid, however
great the fire under it may be. AS soon
as water reaches the temperature of two
hundred and twelve IN the ordinary state
of the atmosphere, it commences boiling,
and any increase of heat under it only
increases the evaporation, without in any
manner changing the temperature of the
water. After reaching the boiling point,
water is changed into vaPor or steam,
which absorbs the heat as fast as it comes
in contact with the water, and Immediately
carries it off into the atmosphere, combined
with water, in the form of vapor.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02
CARRY NE BA CK.

Juniata's woods were clothed in green,
When from my home | turned,
With hope 10 win golden store,
Ny youthful passion burned.
I'm diving now in a foreign land,
LIES cherished dream is DER;
Oh. carry me back TO Mifflin's wales,
To juniata's shore.
I'm dying, dying all alone,
And not friend IS near
No brothers. voice, no sisters sigh,
Falls on my dying ear.
Oh for heart that loves me now,
Ere life's wild dream is DER;
To carry me back to Mifflin's wales,
To Juniata's shore.
/; may not be-'neath distant sky
Oh let me gently sleep,
Where Sacrameuto's golden waves
To oceans bosom sweep;
And there in slumbers soft I'll lie,
And dream for ever more,
That you carried me back to Mifflin's wales
To Juniata's shore.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02
From The Germantown TetegTdPh.
Field Beans.


On light soils, beans are considered
gslusbIe cror. Soils that are too sterile
% nroduce corn or other grains, unless pre-
,sred by expensive manurlng, have sutfl-
cent vegetauive capacity TO mature the
Jesp aud, indeed, this vegetable IS sup
posed to succeed better IN such, than IN
those which are more fertile, as the devei'
opment Of haulm 10 less, and the beans oil
souader and better quality. Lime acts
iayorabIy on this crop, where the soil IS
gol calcareous, as do also ashes and saltpe-
Ire. Ii is common 10 drill these substances
aAh Inc seed. and this method 10 consider.
Cd more ludicious and economical than
sowing il broadcast, as il acts more I'M
nedia,eIy and powerfully on the crop
there sfe numerous varieties of the field
team known in field culture; but we are
acqoalnted with none more desirable than
tie old fashioned field bean. IL is more
j'5.iic, probably, than the larger varieties,
and from lis small size and beautiful white
''1 peaFIy appearance. aid numerous ex-
eelIent cooking qualities, finds more
ready sale in the market. High, sandy
eeYahons produce this vegetable rs great
perfection. In culiiyatiHg beans great
are should be had not 10 NIX the several
'.'ie'ies, and in order TO obv;ate this evil,
icy should never be planted near or 10
LIE ,'cInlly Of each other, especially those
''l' "hleh inaJfesce simultaneously, or
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02
From the Indiana STATE Journal.

Cure or CANcER.-Perhaps | can con-
fer favor on some of your subscribers, by
giving very simple, ard ef1ectual cure
for Cancers. The extract of wood sorrei,
used as plaster through the day, and slip
perry elm bark at night, will cure any can
Ger that has liberated, or that has not live
skin over IT in that case the skin should
be broken in some way. The extract is
obtained, simply by pounding the common
sorrel in morler, or other vessel, and pres
sing out the juice, then put it in pewter
dish or basin. and place it in the sun, until
it dries to the consistence of tar, when il is
fit for use.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02
2oetrp.
For the GaZettl

For the Gazette.
Among those who have left friends and home
10 seek their fortunes in California, there may
perhaps be some whom disease will consign to
the grave Should such unfortunately be the
ease, it might readily be inferred into what cur
rent the thoughts of a dying man would turn
when far away from those he loved best. With
some slight alterations, have made the sub
ioincd pertinent to our locale, which may posi-
5ly render It more acceptable to your lady
readers who are deyotees of the muses..
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02
SATURDAY, JUNE ., 1919.

around ivory balls, which turned with an
ioconceivable rapidity. Aroand him were
sparkling precious stones Of all colors,
changes eternaIIy produced, like the play
Of the Kaleidoscope. lie every now and
then saw his friends who were round him
dls6gnred- men, half plants, some
with the wing Of the ostrich, which they
were constantly shaking. So strange
were these, that he burst into fits of laugh
ter and to join in the apparent ridiculous
ness Of the affair, he began throwing TIE
cushions in the air, catching and turning
them with the rap;dity of an Indian Jug.
gIer. One gentleman spoke to him 10
Italian, which the hashish transposed into
Spanish. After few minutes he recover.
ed his habitual calmness, without anv bad
effect, without headache, and only aston
ishcd at what had passed. Half an hour
had scarcely elapsed before he had fell again
under the influence OF the drug. On this
occasion the vision was more complicated
and more extraordinary. In the air there
were millions of butterflies confusedly lum
Inous, shaking ,feir wings like fans Gil
gantIc flowers with chalices oil chrvsial.
ponies upon beds OF gold and silver, rose
and surrounded him with the cracking
sound that accompanies the explosion in
lhe air OF fire. works. His hearing
acquired new power it was enormously
developed. He heard the noise Of coIors.
Green, red, blue and yellow sounds reach
ed him in waves. A glass thrown down,
the cracking OF sofa, word pronounced
low, vbraed and rolled within him like
peals Of thunder. His own voice sounded
so loud that he feared to speak, lest he
should knock down The walls, or explode
like rocket. More than FIVE hundred
clocks struck the hour with fleeing, sill
very voices; and every object touched
gave note like the harmonica or EoIan
harp. He swan in an ocean of sound.
where hoated, Ike isles of purest light,
songs Of " Lucia di Lammermoor'' and The
"Barher of Seville" Never did similar
bliss oyerw helm him with its waves he
was lost m a wilderness Of sweets be was
not himself he was relieved from con
sCiousncss, that feeling which always per-
vades the mind ; and for the first time he
comprehended what might be the state Of
existence OF elementary beings, of angels,
of souls separated from the body all his
system seemed to be infected with the
fantastic coloring in which he was plunged.
Sound, perfume, light reached him only by
minute rays, in the mids, of which he
heard magic currents whislling along
According TO his calculation this state last
cd about three hundred years for the
sensations were so numerous and hurried,
one upon the other, that real appreciation
Of time was impossible. The paroxysm
over, be was aware that it had lasted only
quarter Of an hour.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02
Buekth0rn for Hedges.

From the many experiments that have
been tried, it is evident that the Buckthorn
IS the best shrub for the purpose Of making
hedges. It is easily raised from the seed
insects do not destroy ii-bears transplant
ing well-grows rapidIy-stands our eli
mate weIl-accommcdates itself to a va.
r.eiy Of sois-and bears splashing like
Harlyr.-nqine Farmer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02
GUARD AGAINST PREMATURE BURIAL

GUARD AGAINST PREMATURE BURIAL
A learned Belgian, NJ. Mainple, has re.
Gently discovered a very simple means of
distinguishing between real and apparent
death. 1t consists in creating small
burn if there is life, blister is always
formed, even in the absence of apparent
insensibilty. If death has already inter
vened, nothing of the kind occurs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02
BUSINESS MAxIas.-He who wishes to

BUSINESS MAXIMs.--He WHO WISHES %
sell should advertise his wares.
lie who wishes to buy cheap should
buy of those who advertise.
He who wishes to pay twenty per cent.
more for goods than they are worth, should
90 to those who do not advertise.
The man who wishes his carriage to run
well should grease its wheels, and the man
who wishes his business to thrive should
advertise.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02

The canal lands sold at Chicago, llli-
nois, on the / 9th, above the appraisemen.
aud over S55, 900 worth were disposed Of
the first day.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02

1t is said that the overflow of the Nisss-
sippl has injured Gen. Tayor's cotton
plantation to The extent Of thirty thousand
dollars.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02

MIR. George Rupp, farmer in indepen-
dent circumstances, living near Shiremans-
town, Cumberland county, committed sui
eide on the morning Of the 2lst ult., by
hanging himself in the garret of his dwell.
ling.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02

The Pittsburgh papers contain proposals
for the construction of the Ohio and Penn
sylvania Railroad, from the mouth Of the
Big Beaver creek, in Pennsy ylyania, TO the
Ohio State line.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02

If you want an afectionate, loving
wife, choose a thin, lean raw boned gal
You'll be nearer her heart.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02

Ii man will reap whatsoever he so,o-
eth what a harvest of coats and breeches
the tailor will have one OF these DAYS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02

FAINT LIKE. A certain lawyer had
his portrait taken in his favorite attitude
standing with one hand in his pocket.
His friends and clients all went to see it,
and every body exclaimed,
oh, how like It's the very picture OF
him =
An old farmer only dissented-' Taint
like =
Exclaimed everybody, Just show US
where iaint like
'Taint-no tamil responded the farmer,
adding, Don't you see, he has got his
hand in his own pocket it would be as
like again if he had it in somebody else's.'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02
New Hardware Store :!

L +. j. Hofiiman'a will be found most
"A extensive assortment of Hardware, at
low CASH PRICES VIZ:
SADpLERY-wARE; Coach-wsre; Steel
A general assortment of Steel Springs
Hoop aud Sheet Iron Wagon Boxes
Cut and Wrought Nails; Sad Irons; Hinges
Locks of all kinds; Screws. Springs
latches Knobs; Bolts; Forks; Spades
Shovels; Pans; Shovels and Tongs
Knives and Forks; Table aud Tea Spoons
Hand Saws Planes; lIatchets; Sc,
Also, all kinds of sh oe findings.
F. J. HOFFMAN.
Iewis.owr, March 2i, 1910.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02
Vol XXXV.-YhOle No. 1884.
Rates Of Advertising.

Communications recommending persons for
Office, must be paid in advance at the rate of
p cents per square.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02
agricultural.
Ashes on Grass.

5, R. Gray, of Salem, New York, sowed
in the autumn of ls45, % bushels of un-
leached ashes on two acres of meadow, on
western hill side, which had been mowu for
30 years. The crop Of hay was increased
from half ton per acre to a ton, and the
second year ton and quarter.
GTFowIs, 10 which a portion Of chalk
IS given with food, lay eggs having shells
remarkable for thei: whiteness. BY sub.
shutting for chalk, calcerous earth rich
in oxide Of iron, the color Of the egg shell
will be of an orange red.-Er. Paper
Don't believe ii.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02

He who has love for nature can never
be alone. In the shells be picks up on
the shore-in the leaf, fading at his feet
in the grain of sand aud the morning dew
he sees enough to employ his mind for
hours. Such mind is never idle. lie
studies the works Of has maker which he
sees all around him, and finds pleasure OF
which the deyolee OF sin and folly can
form no conception.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02

The papers tell US that adventurers are
going in focks to California. This is The
way in which geese always travel.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02
New Series-VOE. 3-NO. 32.
COUNTRY lBRCHAlTS.

WTE have always On hand fine stock of
w the following articles, which we are
prepared to sell Wholesale, at small advance
on city rates, having been '',CeU bought" pur-
chasing almost strictly for CASH:
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Glass, Oil, &c.
Spices; Coffee, Sugar, Tea, &c.
Tobacco and Segars; Fish and Salt
Nails, and almost every article in Hardware
Saddery-ware; Candies, Nuts, &c.
Cotton Laps and Cordage
All kinds of PAPER, and Blank Books
Cooking Stores; Hats and Caps; Matches.
F. J. HOFFMAN.
Lewistown, March 81, l849.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02

CHEESE.-- large stock OF good Western
~ Cheese for sale by
Dee 80. WALTER LILLEY.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02

You ask me for a lock of hair,
That shades this brow of mine
Here, help yourself, my charming fair,
My wig and heart are thine.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02

ALLIGATOR FiGHT. the un-
welcome incidents attendant upon the Gre
vase at New Orleans, not the least dis
agreeable has been the visits made by ALI.
gators to the vicinity of the breach. The
workmen cannot of course proceed with
their labor with any degree of calnHess,
while under fear of losing leg at a SIM
gle suap of an alIigator's jaws, and there
have been fights OF a furious character
Some nights since huge specimen, some
ID feet long, got under the floor of hut,
where a number of negroes were sleeping
aud after tossing up the floor, gave battle.
Two dogs flew at him and were crushed
instantly, and blows from an axe were
showered upon him with no effect. The
conflict looked serious against the negroes,
when one Of them fortunately thrust
lighted brand down The monsters throat,
which killed him.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02
Gil ERFI ILLNESS .

A man, who uses his best endeavours
to live according 10 the dictates Of virtue
and right reason, has two perpetual sources
of cheerfuIness, in the consideration of his
own nature, and of that Being on whom
he has a dependence If he looks into
himself, he cannot buI rejoice in that ex.
istence, which is So lately bestowed upon
KIM, and which, after millions of ages, will
be still new, aud still IN its beginning
How many self-congratulation naturally
arise in the mind, when il reflects on this
lis entrance into eternity-when il takes a
view of those imprOvable faculties, which
in few years, and even at its first setting
out, have made 50 considerable progress,
and which will be still receiving an increase
of perfection, and consequently an increase
of happiness The consciousness of such
Being spreads perpetual diffusion ofjoy
through the soul of virtuous man, and
makes him look upon himself every mo.
ment as more happy than he knows how
TO conceive. The second source of cheer
iuIness to a good mind is, its consideration
Of that Being on whom We have our de.
pendence, and in whom. though we behold
him as yet but in the first faint discoveries
Of his peilectiOns, we see every thing that
we eau imagine as great, glorious, or ami,
able. We find ourselves every where up.
held by his goodness and surrounded with
an lmmensity of love and mercy. la short
we depend upon Being, whose power
qualities him to make Us happy by an III
tinity Of means, whose goodness and truth
engage him 10 make those happy who de-
sire II of him, and whose unchaugeabIe-
ness viii secure US in this happiness TO all
eternity.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02

Henry you are forgetting me, said a
bright eyed girl TO her lover. You are
right Ellen, I've been for getting you these
two years
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-02

An old bachelor being IL, his sister pre-
sented him cup Of medicine.
What is it 2 asked he.
She answered, II is elixir asthmatic. it
is very aromatic, and will make you feel
very eistaiic.
Nancy be replied, with smile, 'you
are very sister-matlc.'
Mister, say, don't suppose you doh'l
know of nobody what don't want to hire
nobody to do nothing, don't you! = The
answer was, \ es. DON'T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL
ThIux. In philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA Monday, March p.
Assa steamer called the Osprey. arrived here
,his afternoon from New.York. with the intention Of
running on the lns between this city and Charleston
She formerly belonged to The L. :. Government and
WAS named Do Iris.
TIE good citizens OF Moyamsnsinz were treated TO
"a. Hshts on Saturday evening lsst- 81 improvement
he District stood much In need o. IN consequence 81
The many 0ufragss Of which that portion 81 Ne county
has been the scene during the past five months.
The markets for bresdstrfs continue heavy. Flour
4. freely offered AZ 81 ST per Dbl without nnding buy
srs f,r exports Corn Mesl-230O bb.s sold A. - 50
i've Flour In small semand with sales ~ - l-i -
Wheat ia moderate request and prime Red was Of
f-~si Il :. o. without sscs. Corn, duh a. SIC. 81
which rate Penn Yellow IL offered IN siere. Cotton =
an WIKI small sales AZ the advance. Provisions n
saia. Sugar hrm without any sales 81 consequence.
In Nolssses. $50 bb.s Nsw-Orlesns brought 30c on
,fus Seeds-uo charge worthy Of notice. Whisky
osist ihe last sales we're ~ 1l.c FOR hols BARK -
md. Quer sold at 50 per TN. Freignts, without
change. ...,,, 90,
sALrs o. srocxs-Fpa Boqa-l0 Girard BS, l2i .
- 90. l2s. 800 DO l2i 500 War Bounty scrip.
10l s. Harrisburg Rd 40 Penn Township BS. so
: Tebigh 9lt $1,000 State -. III isO Reading I'd.
ffs western Bk 54i 500 Morris Cana! lot elveO
state s. %, $1,000 kentucky -. l1-; Kentucky
Bk q5 1855 schl Nav So o.. Al sio3 Sasquehanua
Canal DDS go. : 900 Wilmington I'd o. - S3OO ;
Loan Is, o. Il2. ,., az
Bounfy scrip I0lt: 100 Morris Canal. l0s p Nicks-
hug Bank. Is Olehisa Coal Scrip ~ s32CO sch.
Nav IS. ~ 500 90. at sl1- Girsrd Sans III
= COZ CITY q. ID l0If 5000 state So IA 500 DO,
s0i $1,000 T. :. Treasury Notes llOsi Pniladelpaia
Rank t.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13
The Tren.ury-,Ir. Meredith.

report W as started in Washington a fortnight
since by his opponents, that Mr.. Meredith, the
new Secretary of the Treasury, was a Free
Trader. This is put to rest by the following let
ter addressed by him some weeks since to a
meeting at Pottsvie Pa. to rejoice over the cleo
ton OF Taylor aud Fillmore. 1t goes straight to
the mark;
Nv Dear Sir | had the pleasure of receiving few
days SINCE your letter behalf OF the Committee. In
wiling TO BE- presen at the Whs Jubilee in Potts
vlle on Saturday next and regret extremely that my
engagements here will prevent from svsiling my
self Of the invitsuon. There could be occasion
which should joyfully participate In the icsiiy
tee The importance OF the result OF the late election
cannot be ovea,ed The passage of the Act Of 46 In
volved insut well injury 10 Pennsy wants snd the
people must have been blind to their own honor and
interest II they had not resented H. The TRUMP hsn
manner In which the people OF the Commonwealth
aud In especial and remarkable degree the people of
Schuyki County, have vindcsied their ria hi ST the
elections only sAors determination Aaf tAs
prsse,p<s Of As TarF Of az SHALL b. restored ard thar
fAsr isdssfry shall Rot fare Be- sacrificed 10 sa rae
rssrs Of Poscai psr-ass but exhibits In strong light
the fact that the people cannot be long deceived.
and that they and will enforce the due respon-
sibty Of their public servants. With men able 20 DO
this may De that the Republic viii continue 10
Be just glorious, triumphant | offer for the accept
snce Of our brethren the following sentiment;
sAe sgsnst the wisdom Of hsf enemies Nt
N. sse,ee- OF paoe.ns ~ass.le -n always s,asd oF The
xk,s OF iDda.try sns the PfiacsPies q Preston.
4 am, Sir, with gres; esteem,
Very respectfully.
w. NJ. MEREDITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13

grpRynE CovRr-Specisl Term-Before Judge Ed
S.n Marcel w. Eacarf n hiarrs Divorce granted
Hzry kasn,e~s Vs. Le.,,a order Of references
Ms,sal,f MeB,air VI. Ja~ M's,s,-A 'h.
w. o'er-i eat sffe Pa 70 -a 10 . noe, ' b. sg
that 81 should pay - wees Each Tor NE ~ lue
the counsel Zee, defence NOT haes been guy nthed "'
MIN Rum r. al VI. sol Fonda-On discover, on er~ji
tors bill that defendant who reside. a. jersey
New York has hundred dollars worth OF
lurnture whgh included tho order % % hsceFe
Noioa eserisy By Nj Potter behaio defendant
otsr be modified % allow defendant The amount Of tar
ufure exempt householder execution by me laws OF M.
outenei that the nc-edng out OF Court Of this
state hi Court c'nau-', fe'or coming 10 o. o,s
would D. he that The rntnfe. although
NV jersey should b. placed on sane footing a' defendant
M. Va. opposed by Nj Eyc plaintiff ~hohad os-c
ton orsr beng vedsndsn, the benefit obs
avs s'se ~hsisvsf ih-y BE- bu no tened Oh, <tt
the exemption lass Of Nsr fo TO h., sats The Court d.
ctsd hiatt property beng View Jersey pnnuh mao nf,
That elect.
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge DAILY
Nci0fas Kb5sH Brand rr X claims 70 have beli
mortgage gwen him BY Mr. o household furniture &C
hs~ir .ad furniture part Of H. 10
seu- Of Cedar and Warrington IT. whereby Nc Va iepnv.i
uf
s35 him under h- mortgage For d-iene-
sa a., thal W. had s'ea pie.ot' mo's't- 20 ~ NJ ~
mortgage when he bis Tat III. .as Of portion
ea 20 the corner II Cedar Warrington they allowed
By Br.ch OF the 6 70 give bin an
49, NJ rso,,,y. 80 49,, .b.,cted r- Jar, "a 90, 80
'sh and NJ Macksy for det Mr. slailn.cht.
Special T0m- Before Judge lngrsham -f,adc ~.
BHu joanna BarrS~A son for divorce The parties
an. t,. q, IN. norts,t. U.S. th.sndlns .y. ed ri on
h- nio ow and base company The aPfeauoo 90 The ground Of
daaIfsia kno vs Jof'yh kHoth-APPheau'n icf anosy
i-s-i
Caroline C. Pet ". Laae Pot Re'.rr.a bass
John Mcorsren Margaret heGove-en Referred bset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13

On IN. lRh MT Al 81 O'Clock, N ROBERT ffliiGkkW.
aged years Of ard many fsssnl u
CIV.
relative % the family respectfully nsfei a. At
the m farther r0r- N-in-sfy snefnoon NJ
iih in.t O'CLOCK from h. fedsuce fhfy hr'i = 10
The BODY s BE- .en ~ Green
wood Csmstefy Tor nfermsnf
o. sunday sv-nng lit .t tkANkliN hkhLkh son ~ hsn
W nd Joanna W. Ped sg-d ! aud months
The and trends Of the family fesp@uy invited q 81
tend the funeral tbs Tuesday afternoon tococi from ~ k.,i
Bfosf~y
On Saturday -v-nnE 10Th HELEN JOHNSON youngest ehii
Of DR. T Read aged II months.
sunday evening Lucy A -tsst daughter Rsbsccs sor
Of the ate John 2. Lester
The friends family Of her Ansr-~ Ls.e,
respectfully invited attend her funeral hs day - os "
bans Of Her viii BE- Ofs
void Coun Tor iltsfm-nt
Mondsy SARAH LOUISA. daughter Of Sylvester
a Nancy 4. Wsierbury. ss-d 10 ysafs add 10 dsys
the family respectfully invited b sitsd th- ne
Of her uncle, John Hamilton, l-s
Ezbt T~eu-h ~ tbs afternoon AZ occ Her f-
mans vii be o S.s Haven ter inf-rm-nt
iowa, Van Demsns Land Australia sept 10 bsssf
Of Capt Hstdsn. IyA Engu-sf ADD s-st .stsf Of
Nj. Charles = Denust Of Boston. sged 81 years.