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Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9, 1850.

lice upon me THAT can not consider in
any other light Than that Of heinous and
unmi,igaied deception. ! regard it as an
act quite incompatible with your r.lisious
professions.
- You dew: hay well, YOU can't say
ever told you out and Out that l was wolt
property and ii you was mind TO spose
so from what ] did say, Pm sure tant my
fault, nor | amt to blame fni other loIkses
sayin | Vas rich wldder."
"Mrs. Sniffies, lament exceedingly
that yoi should view i, in tina, light. You
can bu' acknowledge that it was your duty
when | requested information on The sub.
ject. to have given me a correct account
of your property"
al hadn't no property 10 give ye an ac-
count Of
You should have told me SO. Mrs.
SnIfiles, and not have suffered me to infer
that you was in easy circumstances"
81 tell ye agin. | couldn't help what ye
inferred, and spozen | could, which was
the mos, TO blame, me Cor letlin you think
| was rich, or you for marryin me because
you though, | was rich =! For my part,
think that was ruther incompatible with
your profession. Ministers had ough,
TO have their affections soi above lransiler-
ry riches"
Mrs. Sniffles, this il a-a-delica,e
subject, we will waive it, if you please"
But | think the congregation ought 10
fix up the house."
81 will lay i, before the session at the
next meeting"
"WeIl dew, for pity's sake. And il
they agree to fix 1t, I'll 60 a journey
somewhar while it's a bein altered, and
you can board round, and Sal can stay at
sister Magwirc's."
Extract from Mrs. SnDqes' Diary.
SATURDAY.-My beloved Sniffles has
jis, informed me that the parsonage is to
be repaired and made comfortable. Myj
dear pardner has requested it 10 be done
intirely TO please me, and quite unbeknown
to me. lis true 1t needs it bad enough,
but then never should thought O. com
sojourneyer here, and hadn't ought 10 be
parlckler, and so told the Elder when he
proposed havic the house repaired. Blu. he
insisted on y and consented, more for his
sake Than my own. o that | may be tru
ly thankful for The blessins | injoy, espe-
cially for such pardner
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09

There are two ways of gaining a repu-
iation-to be praised by homes. mer, OF
abused by rogues.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09

The new eco gold pieces-double e.
gIes-have lately made their appearance
in Wall street. New York. They have
been long time coming; nearly . year.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09

Mss Matilda Range fell dead in the
streets of Louisville, Ev.. on Monday
night week, while returning from dane
ing party.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09

There is no religion like that OF the heart.
no charity like that which does no, blov
its own trumpet.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09

By late advices there we're El6, ,O00, 900
Il bullion 10 the Bask Of England.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09
Life In Canada.

When the Canadas were ceded to Great
Britain, some Of the old French laws and
customs were retained. Among these is
the legal violation of the holy Sabbath.
In Canada East, the notice CT all Sheriff
sales must he read at the church door on
the Sabbath, even among Pro,es,anis
There can be no lawful sale on any day.
unless the notice thereof has been read on
the Sabbath. No Christian man can act
as baiIif whose conscience would forbid
him thus to do.
But in the French country the matter is
worse yet. All auction sales Of real estate
must be made at the door Of the parish
church, Immediately afier service. The
following | Gu, from a Montreal paper, a
little while ago:
"FARM FOR SALE.
"Will be sold by Public Auction, a. the
Door of the Parish Church, 10 this city on
Sunday the 22d Sept .ssinst. that Farm. &c.
Conditions made known at the time ol
sale, &C."
Such advertisements are not unfrcluen,.
-ERsv. Joel Fisk, in n. Y. Evans.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09
The Hewisburg Chronicle is issues

Tbe I-ewisburg Chronicle is issued
every Wednesdsy morning at Ls~isburg, Union
county, Pennsylvania.
Tras..-$l.sO per year, for ca b actually in
advance; Sl.75, paid within three months; 81
if paid within the year; $3.50 If not paid before
the yesr expires single numbers. cents. Sub
.eriptions for six months or less to be paid in
advance. Discontinusnces optional with the
Publisher e1cep, when the year is paid up.
Advertisements handsomely Inserted at so cts
rer square one week, 81 for q month, and IS for
wear q reduced price for longer advertisements.
Casual advertisements and Job work TO be paid
for when handed in or delivered.
Al. communications by mail must come post
paid. accompanied bv the address Of the writer. to
receive sitention. Thosesrelsting exclusively to
,bs Editorial Department to be directed to n. C..
HicKoK, Esq, Edifor-snd all on business to be
sadressed TO the Publisher.
Ofice, Market ST. between Second and Third.
.. n. WORDEN, Printer and Publisher.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09

t. The following specimen Of series Of
sketches in Meals Saturday Gazette, under he
ti,ls of The Bedou Papers," is not only an
excellent illustration of the peculiarities Of
Yankee dialect, but contains laushsble satire
upon the Inconsistencies of fault-fndsrs. who
are keenIy alive to other peoples failngs, yet at
the came time seem to be perfectly oblivious to
their own.
Rev. Mn. SniMes discouYses about her
nwnlIinp
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
Te. SANDS IL cos
HIPPOFERKAN ARENA.

The ProPrietors Of this Mammoth establishment
which consists oil the most talented EQUESTRI.
ANS as well as the finest stud of TRAINED
HORSES & PONIES in the world, have also con.
nected with it THREE STUPENDOUS ELE-
PLANTS whose wonderful docility and almost
incredible trimming, have rendered them the adj
miration of the thousands who have seen them,
both in this country and Europe.
In addition to their heretofore complete and un-
lrivalled company, they have mlde the most ex-
tensiye additions, and introduced every improve.
ment which TIME, MONEY and the most UN-
WEARIED EXERTIONS could effec in order to
render the SEASON OF 1850 the most attractive one
in the annals Of Equestrianism
The Celebrated EUrERPIAN BRASS BAND
under the direction of Mr.. ]. c. ADAMS has
been enga ged for the season.
This Mammoth company will enter town at | |
O'Clock on the morning OF exhibition in GRAND
PROCESSION preceded by the magnificent
EAST INDIA CAR drawn by the three huge
Elephants OF the company .containg the full band
1t will be composed OF the whole troupe Of
equestrians, mounted on the magnificent stud of
horses, and all the costly and highly ornamened
vehicles belonging to the establishment. The
oxquisitely beautiful CHARIOT OF QUEEN
NAB drawn by TWENTY LILLlPUTION PO-
MES will bring up the rear, the whole forming
the most IMPOSING PAGEANT ever witnessed in the
United States.
Master of the Arena FRANK WHITAKER; /;
Equestrian Director Mr. w. II. STOUT; Clowns
SAM LATIIROP and VIM. AYMAR, the G,lm.
er known as the original Kentucky Orator, and
the latter acknowledged TO be the best perform
ing comique in the country; Treasurer Mr.. JAS,
w. FOSEIAY; Manager and Director Mr.. G. C.
QUICK.
Price Of Admission 25 Cts. without distinction
of age. Doors open at l-2 and l-2. Per.
formances commence at 2 and M.
This immense and magnificent company will
perform at Cadiz. Saturday, October 5lh, $50.
September 25, l950-2t.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
FIRST OHIO TATE FAIR.
10 BE HELD AT CINCINNATI, OCTOBER 2D,
h. SD, AND 4TH, 1850.

PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS.
dhe Show Grounds are al Camp Wash
'ingtOn, Two miles fom The centre OIL
the city, Oh the Hamilton turnpike and Miami
canal, where spacious enclosure large
buildings, tents, &c, are erected for the oc.
scasOR.
Articles for Exhibition will be received al
'tile grounds on Monday and Tuesday pre-.
'vious to the fair. All articles must be enter.
led on the books OF the Secretary q, one of the
offices on the ground, or the office at the
Brrnet House, previous 10 admission.
WEDNESDAY, October 2D-Enlres of ar
,icles allowed till l2 O'clock this day-(none
later.) The judges will meet in The speak.
'ers tent at o'clock TO fill up committees,
and proceed to examination Of articles at IL
o'clock The ground will not lie open this
day, except to exhibitors, judges, and other
persons Who have badges. Badges for adj
mission during The Fair can be obtained for
$D The Flowing match will commence at
2o'clock this day.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3D.-Public Exhibl>
tion trcm = A. NJ, to s P. NJ. Single admls-
son tickets 30 cents.
FRIDAY, OcroDER 4Tu- Public Exhibi-
ton continued Annual Address al 3 o'clock
in speakers tent, Immediately afer which
the award of premiums will he announced =
SATURDAY, OGToBER 5TII.--Publc sale
of stock, &c, on the grounds, also Of the
lumber (ahout 100 900 fee) Of which the
buildings and fences are constructed.
TERMS Sc Elch exhibitor will be
charged 81 entry fee, which will onliIe him
10 badge and free admission TO The grounds
du,ing the Fair; other persons can obtain
badges at The same price, which will admit
the holders and their families ,ora gtntle>
man and TWO ladie*) during The Fair. Tick
cts for single admission, 20 cents.
The Office of the Exc utive committee is
in the front basement of the Burne, House.
where members ofawardiug committees are
requested TO REGISTER their names, and exhlb
ltors and eIhers can apply for any informa
lion desired, until the first day Of The ex
,hlbilion, when the office will be on the
grounds.
VT Names Of comm tees of arrangement,
and other matters, will he announced il.
City papers and handbills previous to the
Fair.
~ The Mechanics Institute and the Gin
.cinnati Horticultural Society will hold their
annual exhibitions in their own halls during
the week Of The State Fair The PomoIcg,
cal Congress will be held at the same time
the place Of meeting not yet determined. :.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25

II Ilseems they had thrown every thing ..
way after crossing 4he mountain, except on'
snit of clothes and provisions, aud were push
ing along at from 20 to so miles day. Mt,
Stuck does not say they had any FIRE. Then
only refuge from starvation was in getting
soon 10 the diggngs. But The barbarous and
hoHid Indian savages could not allow fe"
'peacable and nobleheaTted men % pass with
out committing this mes. brutal and unPTo'
voked attack.
This painful and shocking deed Of blood
has thrown wives, parents and other relative.
and friends into mourning. This ruthless
and savage msssacre should at once arres'
the attention Of gentleman. The past is ;r-
remediable, but the future can be provided
for. American citizens should be protected
on American soil at all hazards. The say
ages of California must be fought lesson
and the sooner tits administered the better
Our citizens are incenseG at The cold blood
ed cruelty ofthe monster sayages.
1.-THE wretches were within reach of us
they would soon receive lesson they would
not soon forget.
We hope the General Government will
attend TO Their duty, and extend protecting
hand TO American citizens on the road tC
California - Stark County Democrat.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25


To FRUIT GRowERs AND OrHERs
sons going 10 the Stale Fair, who can cary
with them fine specimens Of fruit, flowers or
vegetables, either for composition or 10 help
make up display should by all means DO so.
The Cincinnati Horticultural Society having
resolved 10 hold their show at the same iime-
but at a another place, will be likely 20 pre-
vent much aid OF competition from The horii-
cullurisl of lhst vicinity. The premiums. il
will be remembered, are quite numerous and
liberal.
PERSONS intending 10 exhibit animnls al
The Fair, should send word by mail at leas,
one week previous; addressed, "Secretary Of
State Fair, Burhet House, Cincinnati"
STocK FOR THE FAIR.-We learn that Mr.
Bingham, Of Vermont, and some other breed
ers of fine sheep from the East, are Intending
TO bring stock to the Fair nt Cincinnati, for
exhibition and sale. numbeE of Ohio and
Indiana sheep farmers will also have choice
animals TO sell or exchange; so that ii will
afford a good opportunity for those who wish
TO improve theirflocks. Many choice cattle,
horses, &c, it is expected, will also be on
hand for sRle or exchange. Ohio Caltrator
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
BOOKN! ROOKN!

ME subscriber is receiving directly OF the
4 publishers, his new and splendid stock OF
Standard, School and Miscellaneous BOOKS, con
sisting in part of the following catalogue:
Cannings select speeches, Napier's Peninsula,
war, Rollins Ancient History, A vols; Thier'a
French Revolution, 2 vols, Hsherlocls on Divine
Providence, Works OF S. f. Sandon, complete,
Pollock's course rf Time, gilt edge, Pilgrims Pro
gress, do, Life OF Franklin, Life of LaIayette.
Women Of France, Letter writer's, Millions Pal.
adise Lost. Gilt edge. Moore's Irish Melodier,
DO. LamarIine's works, do. Lola Rookh, do :,
Wadsworh's Poems, do, Kirk White, do, Roke,
by, TO-. Tupper's Philosophy, Remarkable Char
actes. Aeroic Women Remarkable Shipwrecks
Jack Hinton. Also the following School Books
School Bibles and Testaments, McGufrsys series
of School Books, Cobb's Towns and U s. Spell
lcrs; Rays Davies, and Colburns Arithmetic ;
KirKham'sand Billions English, Latin and Greek
Grammars; Comstocks Chemistry, Philosophy,
Mineralogy. Geology Physiology.
Also:-Cap paper, Post do. gilt edges. note pa
per. envelopes plain and fancy. wall paper and
bordering, bristol boards. drawing paper, music
paper. perforated board, porfoious, blotting ca
ses, album. inks, steel pens waters, sand paper, &c.
All Of which he will sell cheap. Call and ex-
anime the stock JOHN BEALL.
Cadiz NAV 8, IS50-tE
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
OHIO STATE FAIR.

The Executive committee have opened an
office in the front Vf the Burnet House at
Cincinnati, where members of the commits
lee or a cleIk will be cn hand 10 attend 10
.nny business pertaining TO the fair, until the
time Of eXhibiatlon.
Mr.. Joseph Alleyn, Of Rochester, N. Y.
who has had charge of The entry and ticket
office for all the New York fairs, has been
engaged to serve at this fair, and is now in
Cincinnati. Mr.. Peters, OF Buffalo. is also
expected to assist in the arrangements.
Present indications afford strong assurance
that an immense number of persons will ui>
tend the Iair; and that large display of ar
tiCles will be shown. The committees have
fecentIy enlarged the enclosure aud made
liberal arrangements for every department of
the exhlbtalon.
The citizens of c ncinnati are about ia,
king measures to secure accommodations
for the multitude who may be unable to find
room in the huleIS; so that we think no fear
need he apprehended OF much Inconvenience
on that score.
Conveyance to the show grounds, from
all the central parts oflhe city will be afford.
ed at low price by omnibusses, and from
the canal bridge on Main street every half
hour by packet boats, which will land pas
.sengers close 10 nne If the entrance gates.
Persons visiting the Fail from the direction
,ofDayton, Hamilton, &c, either by canal OF
turnpike, will Of course not enter tho city,
but stop Immediately at the show grounds
Those going by railroad, or the Ohio river
will need TO pass through the ci y.
Articles forwarded lorIhe Exhibition, not
in charge Of any person, should be marked
Soho State Fair," care J. r. Ddir g. Co.,
Cincinnati, ifsent by rail road OF river; but
ifby canal, 10 The care Of ~ w. Thomas,
Esq. And if no owner or agent is going 10
attend the Fair, to look after and enler the
articles. notice must be sent by mail address
ed to "Secretary of State Fair" Cincinnati,
enclosing s. lor entrance fee, unless the ar
ticles are not designed Lr competition, in
which case no fee is required.
Tue RAIL ROADS have not YET fully agreed
upon the hours for running extra tialns, and
we lea they will not be able 10 transport all
who will wish to go on Monday aud Tuesl
day. Some Misunderstanding also seems 10
have occurred in regard 10 the transportation
of stock and oIheF articles for the fair, on the
SanGusky and Springfield road; the Superin.
iendant informs us that The company have not
consented to carry such articles free; but
they will carry passengers for the fair at halt
price, and fieight at low rates. The other
Toads offer TO carry passengers nj half price,
on extra trains aud articles for the fair free.
We still hope the Sandusky and Springfield
road will do the same. Advertisements Of
the hours Of running irains for the fair will
shortly sPpenr ipths papers.
PaRsoNs residing near tho line OF the cal
nal IRON Toledo 10 CINCINNATI will probably
find the packets aud line boais The pleasant
est, If not the swifiest mode Of conveyance.
The Ohio river is at present 10 low for
boats Of my size TO run above Cincinnati,
dut possibly rise may tako place before the
time Of the fair.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY ORDER OF CouRT

ON SATURDAY the 18th day of OCTOBER,
" 1850, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the door of the
Court House, in the Town of Cadiz, will be
sold to the highest bidder the following real
estate as part OF the property Of Samuel Har.
per, deceased, to wit A part of the southwest
quarter OF section No. l3, and part of the south
west quarter Of section No. 10, in Township No
ii, OF Range 5, Steubenville Land District
beginning for the same at the sec corner between
sectiun No l3 and section No 10, on the Town.
ship line and running south SO degrees west Ia
poles; thence north Ia degrees west "a poles
thence east 81 poles; thence north l5A degrees
east 6l-64; thence north SO degrees east Sl-4;
thence south degree west 1916; thence south
SO degrees west lO8-l6 poles to the place of be.
ginning, containing flty-nine acres thrco roods
and six and twenty -four hundreths poles more OIL
less, the same Is free from dover, and appraised
at sixteen hundred dollars. Torms of sale, one
hall purchase money will be requiredto be paid
to the administrator on the lst day OF January
next; and on the balance credit Of six months
will be given with interest.
JOSEPH SHARON Administrator
de bonIs non Samuel Harper; deceased.
September I6 1850 St. 4
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
JAMES PAUL. THOMAS PAUL
Importers g. Wholesale Dealers in

Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Nnudl
Stores and Glass Ware. Mdnufactu-
srs Of Coach, Copal, Japan and
Leather Varnishes, Alcohol, Spts.
Nitre, and Sulp. Ether.
No. l64 MARKET STREET, WHEELfNa Va.
A RE now re ceiving the largest and most com
IA plete assortment OF all articles in their line,
ever brought to this market.
Having superior advantage in their purchases.
they are confident of successful competition with
the eastern market with addition Transportation
and pledge themselves to sell goods lower than ev-
er before offered in this city. Their stock COM
prises the following:
A full and complete stock OF Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals and Pharmaceutical preparations.-
Paints of all kinds. ground and unground: Oils,
Sperm, Whale, Tanners, Elephant Linseed. Olive
Lard and Caster Oils; Brushes: Paint, Varnish,
Whitewash, shaving, Hair, Cloth, BIacking Tan
ners', Counter, Bath, Table and Stencil Brushes.
Dye siufs Of every description. and manufactur
ers', Fuilers' and EIatters' articles.
Every description of Glassware al manufacture
ers' prices. June 5, 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25

Ihe,erms upon which this Company Insure Life
are peculiarly favorable to the Insured much
more so it is believed, than the terms of any other
Lite Insurance Company, to wit:
The great security afforded in Guaranty Fund
of Sl0O,OOO, 100000 of which has been paid in
Cash, and $50 900 secured in the safest munner.
by Bond and Mortgage of Real Estate;
Rates of premium greatly reduced from the
rates OF other Companies, and more equa lily grad
uated;
Insurance for the benefit Of Married Women &C.
cure from the creditors OF their husbands:
The insured not liable tc assessments FOR losses
No extreme hazards taken by this COMPANY
An annual dividend to all policy holders. pp "
able IN Cash; also, additions made to Life Poll
ces every five years:
Notes taken in part for premiums;
Policies issued upon application without DELAY.
causing no loss of Insurance to the parties.
Lives Of either sex insured between tho ages of
fourteen and sixty, inclusive, for one year, five
Yeas, or for life
The Pamphlets ard Tracts published by tho
Company will he found 10 contain much valuable
information respecting the maj atnre, principles ap.
plication. and benefits of Life Insnrcnce Also, nm
examination Of tho plans OF the other Mutual
Companies OF this country, and n full explanation
of the plan proposed by this Company, together
with various tables, one showing the rates o
premium for the term Of life, Ofseveral Companies
compared with the rates of this Company, and
another giving he rates OF this Company, Gur III
ughs and terms at which Insurance is made.
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis, and
applications received and forwarded h,
Agent at Cadiz, B. w. PHILLIPS.
August %, 1850
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
POST CRIPT.!!
JOSEPH S. THOMAS

5 now receiving his fall aud winter goods, con-
L slsting OF the usual variety kept in dry goods
stores together with large assortment of Queens
ware, Hardware, and Or, ceries. Also a pnod
stock Of boots and shoes. hats and caps, spanish
ole and upper leather. Also, all kinds of Pitts
ourg manufactured goods, such MS glass, nails.
cotton yornes. shovels, wicking. batting, &c.
~. S.--A good variety Of carpets at low rates
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
SILERIFF,S SALE.
Isaac NICHOLAS & WIFE,

Isaac NICHOLAS & WIFE,)
! Patit;On Eor poyt;t;on
NAOMI FERRELL, EFT. AL
10Y virtue oi an orLe of sale issued out q the
I'D Court of Common Pleas OF Harrison county.
Ohlo' and to me directed, will offer for sale, in
'front.' OF the Court House, in the town Of fCadiz, on
SATURDAY the Goth day of OCTOBER next.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and 4 o.
CLOCK, L. NJ. Of said day, the following described
real estate, to wit: The whole of the northwest
quarter OF section fifteen, in township eleven. OF
range five, in the Slenbenvile Land District. con.
tanning one hundred and sixty ocrcs more or less,
and also the whole of the west halfor the southwest
quarter OF section sixteen in the same Town,l in
and Range except the following part thereof,
to wit; Beginning mt post on the west bounda-
ry line OF said haIfqIarter, :wenly-thrcc pcrches
north OF the southwest corner thereof and running
thence north one hundred and thrty-nine perches.
to posti thence east eighty perches to a post |;
thence south one hundred and thirty-Gye and
seven-tenths perches to n post; thence east 81
deg west eighty one and five tenths perches to the
plnce OF beginning, containing exclusive of said
exceptions, bounded as aforesaid, fourteen acres
more or less, and adjoining said first tract on the
north, and also, In Lots numbered twenty eight,
twenty-nine and thirty in the town of Hanover.
in said county, subject to tho dover estate therein
OF the said Naomi Ferrell, (Widow)
DAVID HILBERT, Shenf
sept 10, l65O ct. Of Harmon County.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
OBITUARY.

DIED-0n the 18th Of Sept. MARY ELIZABETH
BRADEN daughter OF ]. Band isabella Braden,
aged two years and month. She died ofin-
famation Of the bowels.
On the 22d met, Mrs. MARY Miller, at the
residence of her son William Miller, in the 9Th
yearDf her age