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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
Noah woS.tsr and the Country Bay,

Some years ugo, the great photographer
passed through Easter New York, on horse
back, 10 visit brother, who lived in Madi-
son county. When he had reached the
town where his brother resided, he met q
boy going to school, and the following con.
versOtion passed between them.
"My SON." said the learned doctor, "do
YOU know where Mr.. Webster lives !"
eyes sir ; and be you relation Of his y
"Yes."
"WeIl," continued the boy, "You Oin''
a brother of his, is you :"
YES"
"Well, it can't no way, any how, be thai
You're the man that made the Spelling
hook, can itr
"Nes."
40 noww rejoined the boy, as he gOaet
with awe.struck wonder upon the Vonera'
bic doctor, "thOt's fish story"
The old gentleman often required 4
his incident, as one Of the most pleasin!
"reminiscences Of n long horseback ride.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
PROCLAMATION.

To the Voters OF Mason Township, In the County Of
Marion, and state OF Missouri
Having received ON cial and legal notice that hH
fioN. WIN. NJ Cooke has resigned The olRce,G Judge
Of The Hannibal Court Of CommoR Pleas, and that o
vacancy now exists N the ONCE OF Judge OF selu
Court, have, pursuant 10 the auhory vcslCd 10 me
By law dreeied and ordered an election to BE- held 70
Oh such vacancy, Said election will be held ut the
City Hall, IN the City Of Hannibal, on Saturday the
9sth day Of Maya d. 1858, between the hours Of =
o'clock, A. ~, and o'clock, p, NJ, OF that day AMI
S be for the purpose OF filling the unexpred term oi
the said Cooke, oecsslnned by his said Resignation
Of which you me ssld Voters Of Mason Township
are hereby notified
Given under my hand, At The City Of Hannibal, hi'
l1th day Of May, A., D., 1853
r, r, sELMES,
Mayor Of the City Of Hannibal
Nay lTh, p3,--d&wid
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
q MstA.r Murdered b. 4 Son.

A man by the name Of Hugh Drum muir.
dsred his mother, by shooting her. in the
town Of Msnemonee, Wisconsin, last week,
The only proVocatlon for the lnhuman net,
was tho parents refusing to convey to him
q piece Of land. lie also attempted the
life Of his stepfulhsr. The murderer Is
sull at large. lie Is an Irlshman, % years
of ape.-TMilwuke News.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
Wanted to Hire Immediately !
Good Axe-Nien,

ITO eleu the timber of the line Of the Rail Road,
l. Rom here to PALMYRA
P,rsous wishing 10 Contract for Grading Sections
on this line can get Fair Price per Cubic yard tor
doina the same, aid Payments made Satisfactory 10
them by spplyi ing 10 the, at this place or PALMYRA.
Hannibal, May 10, lS5S,--(d2ws) M. SlZER.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
PLANK ROAD NOTICE.

THE Stockholders OF the Hannibal, Rails County Gne
Paris Plank Road Company, will please take No
tce Ina, Seventy Der cent Of the Capital Stock has
been called, and Is NV due. Those knowing them
se,ye. DELINQUENT viii pay the same 10 f. HAWKINS
T sasu,er, without delay, aud save cost Suit will bs
instituted forthwith, against ah dHlinqunNts.
CmyIni6tNID JNO. n D0WLING, President.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

Surveys for a proposed airline railroad from
Chicago TO the South Pass hSve been commenced
In Iowa, $Soo,ooo in stock has already been
taken in Linn county, Iowa, and other counties
ore expected 10 subscribe largely.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

Tme New ESvELoPs. Department
are TO have the New Stamp envelors ready
by first proximo, But II they commence
their distribution by the 6rst Of July next,
1t will be as soon as one can hope for.
They are to be sold at SO 90 per hundred
SO 90 for the stamp, and 20 cents for the
Cnvelops.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

For Soc, or Exchange tOr Hdnaibel Property.
A TRACT OF unmprovsi land ~ Monroe county,
"A on Brush Greek, SIX and seven miles from the
towns oC Florida aad Paris, respectively, containing
hsS The land Is Of excellent quality, has permanent
water, aud lies In good neigh6orhood. u pOssesss'
pseuliar advantages Tor = stock farm. Applyto
mSh vVSm, n MEREDITH, Agent,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

DEATn OF A MAN PROM CHAMBERS
Sunday week, Coroner Peter A. Stouten.
burgh, Of Queens county, New York, died
at Jericho from a disease known as the
CHAMBERS, lie caught the disease when
administering medicine to q horse affected
with IT, his hand was scratched by q
tooth, and the disease communicated to his
system,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
Tapo Noticol

TJNo AIL WHOM IT MAY c = NCERN-this Is to
i ce,,fy that we ave in great need OF money. And
.ihcu, CiIther preninares we wish 10 say to all Inc
d.h,cd to smith n Dick, either by note or account,
w N nm 10 the scratch, aud pay part, IL you ea'not
,,.Y III and Won have 10 idea how grateful We vii
y or "a meat favor. Besides, Il will put us under
g rSrIrs Cv;'s "'''"' SMITH DICK.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

III At the County Court on Monday
wre informed that an application was
made Cor license to retail llquot, but Judge
Stone refused 10 grant lt.--tBurdsIown
CKy,) Herald, -.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
TAILORING.
4 JOHN A. LENNON,
Merchant Taylor,
JANIS THOMPSON,
the Lime Man,

tTAVE associated themselves together Tor the
IL Wpcss oC cauyi M on the TAILORING BUSl-
NESS IN all its various branches.
On Main street, one door north Of the Brady House,
and next door 10 q, W Brysns stove Store.
They have and will keep, the best Of Journeymen all
The time, aud will Execute Work as Expctitously,
As neatly aud Os iashionaby Os thcr know how
We viii not say we will beat the man that makes the
fashions but viii say they will keep as near the pic.
tues as possible.
NJ Lennon has the largest, best and cheapest stock
Of Cloths, Cas,neres, VrstingS, Trimmings and Sum.
mer Goods, that HANNIBAL ever had the good luck to
have in Il.
~ Give us call gentlemen, you are ibound TO BE-
suited in my kind oT O. ality OF Goods.
hannibal, Aptil % lSA3- d2m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
Berber's Shop,
pErER JOHNSON,

PEIEk JOliNOON,
ID ESPECTFULLY offers his services 10 the
II public. He keeps the best quality Of raEors,
and keeps them sharp lie will always pay
strict attention tn cleanliness and neNtness.
lie cuts and dresses hair In style that
never fails TO please his customers. AS a
knight Of the scissors aud razor he yields to
none in Hannibal. lis charges are reasona.
bly, low. As he intends TO continue fitting
up aud improving his establishment, MS fast
us his means will allow, he hopes TO have
the patronage Of the citizens of Hannibal,
whose well known chief characteristic
Of energy, lends them to desire TO see
Everything on the progressive march.
Recollect Il is the shop nearest 10 Hick.
mans Stove Store. 1t is on the west side
Of Main street, two doors north Of Bird
street. (Op.23.d-ly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
InarriCG,

In Palmyra, yesterday morning at "a O'CLOCK, BY the
Rev. Dr. liop'on, Mr. =, y LEE, TO Miss KAChEL'
HART, all CC this county.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
Taxes! Taxes F!

NOTICE is hereby given that the Tax Lists
IN Cor the wear 1853, are in my hands for col.
lection, An persOns indebted to the CNy o.
HsNnibal for Taxes, will please call at my Othee
oGSce over E. s. G. w. HawkinS Store, OF
N'"'0'N B, M.HAWKlNS,
(myl7dSwlN Aiy Se''ss'Oaf
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
DIED,

On the - March last, in Stockton, California, Mrs
CYNTHIA DAVIS, wife oil Mr. GeO'Be Davis, Tor
mrrly oC Hannibal,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
Wanted!

A ROY between fourteen and eighteen yeats Of Age,
n Of AleOdv habits, to learn the TIMING BUSI'
NEss-S' Tue GU '''"'' c. W. BRYAN.
Hannibal, May 18th, 1885, dlw.Wu
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
Smith q Dicks New Family Grocery,
on MaYleat atynaf


nNHEY take this method Of informing the rdiEens
i Of Hannibal and vicinity that they have opened
new family grocery store on Market street, ihrnsdi
keeping all kinds Of Groceries suited TO the retail trade
Wenn nd keeping on hand all kinds Of marketing, and
will BE- pleased to see our friends Al any time when they
wan, ylhing in our Inc We have, and will CONT
season. As we have The best opportunity OF purchp-
sing Fowls, Vegetables, &c, viii be 10 every mans
interest 10 call OHd examine, before purchasing else
where, as We will have everything that cun be oh
tanned at the market house during the day.
nov27tr SMITH 4 DICK,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

lust received, general assortment OF Fancy
s Fashionable Summer Goods TISSUES, ehai-
ieys, Silk Berages, Fancy IaeoneIsi Caa SSI'
Cane Shawls, Emb'd Bertha CApes' Black sik
Wells, Enid Linen Cambria h0ndkerohellS'
Painted Collars, Superior Whale'bones' ~'''
So, ut reduced prices. oonr
Please call and see, D. M MooNE'
Nav l7ih, l953--d3t)
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TEMPERANCE IY DELAWARE.

~ 7
SIR Thinking that you IN ht wish 70 learn some Of the
particulars in reference % the Temperance reform IN ne
Buckeye State will state vhs. know in a. concise d
nler possible.
Tie friends Of TeaDranos are everywhere in the fed
wOr Ing though the last opportunity they woali
have 70 work fI Lumanty-Oppose, and II possible say
the urge InfemperancC whchas been rolling over oar
beautiful Stae-and yearly burning beneath it. obhvi'-s
Vayestlo brstesi Lope Of earth and deprvns Heaven
Of some II hcr most precious gems.
Success no dob- vii crown heir eJrts Temperanse
T'en are nominated BE- either party or the other ana
the people CRY. give q Maine Law L seems - b.
o. reIrcscn;ed by either party great hobby on winch %
ride INTO Office j. ono county Il a De7oc-g ma f
20 rot into power IL onoherit is measure to raise tis
c5af IIg party. Wleh tley say T. dsiunct Free Sol
ers uriverssr Ilgc nominated Temperance n5n ana men
tla5 love LspTncs and prosperity VII lay ass e their ry
r1incifles end vote f1r lie Maine Law.
Cen S I. Gary, has been sumping th-oush the SAFE
aud says indications favorable for PfoAib!;oy Law"
4.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
.EcY aITHRIE AND COLLECTOR BRONsON.

GECY GUTHRIE AND COLLECIOR BRDNoDN.
WASHINGTON Friday Oc. :. 1853.
TIE Star Of this evening publishes TIE substance OF
Secretary CubTes letter Coector Bronson. The Score
tary saws Ia tfs Of the President AID all bis Cab
ne; that TIE fact that they their places to or
united Delaocacyho declaration Of the inaugural tbst
past differences among those who having elected Pierce
confined TO stand on the Baltimore platfOrm-and the
further fact that the majority wing Of the party in Nev
York now stand more clearly and firmly on than
when the other wing perfectly wiling TO eooParate wh
them to secure pOer-rnae It mIerIvey Necessary that
they sha be in oil respects recognized - ntegapar OF
the Democratic party and consequently % Beng justly emit
tied 10 fair share II the Adm STATIONS patronage lnhs
tho secs) own name and that Of tho President he goes
on % say that Collector Bronson appointments were con
fTIaed at Washington though made wholly from that wing
with which Judge T. symputhzod because they believed
that making them tho Collector was actustad wholly
by desire to consolidate The party tia. being the declared
end he had in view The Secretary, continuing points out
he fact that this purpose has manf1fy failed though
through the action Of the Collector ntoned above the
inmense patronage Of tie New York Custom House h
wholly In lie hands Of the friends Of Judge Bronson In
conclnson he inines for the President and himself that
they cannot consent permit Offices in New York to re
main in the hands Of any wing or any individual whose
political ebors may long continue 10 b. directed to the
work Of driving from the Democratic organization those
who having done their share in eecting General Pierce
now stand ayowrg their entire and emphatic acquescence
in The platform Of the Baltimore Convention the Inaugural
and who heartily support IT,. Administration.
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THE woMAXs RIGHTS CONVENTION.


The Woman's Rights Convention had stormy session
to-day.
Resolutions characterized by the usual uraism were
adolted They claim the elective franchise. political
station and all kinds Of hard work for women.
resolution introduced by male dele gate, that speech
Or be limited TO fifteen minutes, Indignantly voted
down.
Mrs. ClarS opposed the adoption Of the main resou,
tons She believed Woman was her own enemy, and
that Man was far more willing do her justice than Wo
man herself ICres of Turn her out - and aPplaa-e
from the outsiders.
Mrs Clark was eventually gagged.
Abbv Kelly made bitter attack on Churches and
preachers which gaye rise 10 angry discussion.
II was evident that in few moments there would be
seroue storm Abby declared she would not be pu down
md amid the direst confusion dozen women speaking nj
once in the shcst motion made TO adjourn
the President fed from the hall ami the Convention al
journed in great confusion.
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pOLITICs OF STATES.

nd Elaoy Of TIE n }. ir1u7c
STA, Please answer through you H'zlly The following
qesiions;
L Who was recently ch0aen Governor q Ierss
Who did the DellrcgEt.e l1aFe-clcu q A2T. lsnd
sfer ballcting % EsEy i-sS sally a9-aa;s ~ G,F
amor
Was IinSlsy Wr L,siuily t,srs3 n COn2roas
nom Missouri j - ..,r Eel. EEL sepHte1 elected
7ke I'ribg.s I3Ii-l 20 1el i.d upon Fo'Iir
hthss been rsztf- H. 2, II late i've us tina, good
ed column u P0li a Intelligence. f0urs 49,
Osg on THE LNE WHIG1.
hn,rfr-l. l. NJ Peaso Democratic son OF Lordin l.
pease Of Conn., is the Governor elect Of Texas being
crgy supported in the West local grounds as Judge
ohlree Whg) was in The East giving the impression at
a: that he o. was elected The returns le 10, 20;
"a, iete bu, the result Is beyond ques.on
William I Hamilton, Formerly in Car En- ii,,a IA
ACre County was fnal'y nominated r Oogsrnof d Mr.
sl by that aforesaid Convention, dropping all the candid
N - pruinon, a frs.
Llndley ras elected o Congrsss from Missouri as orr
~ Members elec. iroa an O., J-- las already se
krA Bo.h the Mombers e.oc.ei i-. v- - Missouri
mWhEs
We PLEAD guilty O. gre e,- r-' t1--S l,rs -
Nc 81 shOd in attention 90 r---- - s'.-.-- -
II Of i1'.. Wshayo been hilk-- - ,-
"a c,ufuis. he PnogT.ss e. luver..r s- & l-t -..r
We So d rdsavor hercas, tn. t.cse b. So -- ---s
- IT, 5.l,rs So7 lf r- one r..
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tha; quantity At very small ckSrge for Ta1sp9a
tor, the company wouii clear a large Dividend
But after all thi' would he but snail pEEt 0. the be;s
81 for the whole Of hat beautiful valley would sou be
coufBao-s slaCe. and ia yeass IA qna ~.
pie the population. Ehle the ChCnaHge Canal W0ats
yitIa a revenue.
There nothing q prevcn. the manufaturng y iron -
unlimited extent for pig IRON and coal coad be broaza
10 the doors Of the inhabitants az cheap rae ana
haus;ibe aud cheap water Power manufacturing could
Be Carried eHers.ssly. saeoe.- % the project =
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about Tire proy retv OF reading the memorial Rev w
snsH,co sri Or Chase Of n opposed The reafnz and
RECEPTION. Rev Dr. vr.on q New YORK AMI Judge II mi
ingdon Of Conn insisted on the reading II va SAID . D.
af'nck upon TIE Bhhop q the Diocese Of Illinois others
stated ts the attack wa not lraCter brt oc a con
dict II va notion referred 20 Committee o. I'VE
Rev. DR. Mason Of y c read a rial from the Do
esse OF Norh Carolina glrdug the position Of Or Ives
Which after discussion wa referred 10 the Commit
I. on Consecrati, n
The CouyC uon then adjourned TO O'Clock this )rnng
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sIEAMDOMER EXrLO8ION ANp - or LIFE-

ALbAhli ifltlt W.. . I'D
Tho Cfnll lg ior he fourth week II seItenbrr were
so g. md f1f ihe isi-beiny an Increase
Of s2s, sC7 on tho fane period lasi year
On Friday Int boiler 81 the itcnm say mn OF Nant
tart & Coule 20 tie Township Of Eost OTiord tanaie
exploded killing for who were in The NIL az the
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THE SOUTHERN MAILS.

BALTINOAE, Friday, Oct. O. lrJJ.
We have no mails night south OF Richmond. The
New Orleans papers Of the lst inst received back
from Philadelphia at noon to day
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DEATH or PROF. OREENLEAF. g.
II..I--..- L..In. ~ l

IIT"TIIN. TIINNl V'T
Simeon Groereof formerly Professor Of the Law hool
at Cambridge died suddenly in that city la night q! apo
plcxv. lie was 70 years of age.
There was severe blow here yesterday and as' nj ht
The shin Branivwine broke from her mooriuCs mr.
Cohdsao Roc- and the steamer X i. Forbes ha- gone
IL -lLr.n.l OF boz.
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ERnM WAsuINGTnN-

NhsHING1os, Friday October Z lss'.
The Secretary Of State has returned and resumed his
duties this morning.
The soop Of war Jamestown has been heard from 1T
Rio Janero August 18th She will return 70 the United
States az soon a. the Allegheny her relief reaches
Brazil
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WING NOMINATIONS

BUFFALO Friday. Octobe.7
BENJAMIN F. Green Of Buffalo has boon nominated by
the Mig judicial Convention for Justice q tn Supreme
Court long torn and Levi T. Bowen Of Niagara County
for the abort tenn. The latter u one If the present
.Iafvfs
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THE ur,r1u or Nr,y ORLEANS g.

NEwORLEASs, Friday OF. 2, 1913.
The weather is fine and COOL and our city now healthy
AbsentCes are returning in crowds and business IS re
viyiug.
Tie steamship Falcon sails for Aspinwall tomorrow
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kEsr Law ADrort-. l.- Niscor's- T9dsy - 3s7
la BEsie sh hase. .,-. Gig co. Wlseea.a e. .s a. O..
h Wsocrsl SAFE I,-,. s-rrc Lass. % on s4s obs
seEIs Il SPEAKER r- -lsn- cha, >.s-s tehat 81.
hc N4ire Law Ar o. i - lctr-.i t1- l7s,al ys,-s
hNez En-land Neu i.-z AL Nerjssy "a -,ss b.
ASsv I'D 10, az e. rE'.l .cller tt .s ols lsi 90
hs Aaruess ard 81. e-e--1at O.. iis ai-t. u. Tl la
tfsni sryce. uud. 81 Del .t-.s blai -ily al-a sai
tTOsd ticrlA sc -l ,caaal. Le va al o.a % ir rae
We, May sulcc.s E-f r. p..o-.e address
G>Soy u... % a. p. ......ls. care U ~--
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Tile YELLOW FEtER AT MOBILE.

MOBILE, friday Oct. y Is55.
Orr City sill continues scky. There were deaths
Yesterday including from yellow fever.
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TIE liasl.ust.s So ,- Ia CaLb Clsl'D- Las 10
"a Of abandoning b. IE-lsi 1os vie7.n biz 7-escn-
sF4aF riy SO nece aI. Sou - suacs .r-as -1,a. p'i-s
@as ADMIN s.Iatoa H. ic-cs a-e sr.lar'r. -r-,. "a.
nsv .or lsl0s s.ta,un.- Which Iass lin scr- 81 ~.
saiaasine refersnce book epo1 ~ rcs. s.e qcsto1f
aHisTraiiona or douo.lc .-po-s i1.a's sac 81 S. t.
~ IN coming % coa, ,-lclf -l-ly Ia an3 droca
nA sueoess q the Cove - o. wa.-h A- tr-a pa-i
W together Tgnder b. celinasrcs "a tls sb.le OF
VA importance % Tia; Uu3-E s1ch dssu-as.su
es b. Chinese r-noFs 70 oonnecto1 va D. In, &c
u loseh Is the Turk a~
Z fHs certainly been t.sl.7.i 20 re Hon Geor-s "
ia'' however, and W r-tsuma : VII Be a,,slsd
y azt -eufleuzn
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"a nee.ins Of t-e friend, q TIC Hoo -a Tra-l PIE
e fichbu7sh 4 was Sled 20 bod Co1vta,ior On
'fh iHs;- 90 devise means for a speedy completion @.
@ssrs
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PHILADELPHIA, Friday. Oct :, 1888.
Nathaniel J. Bird alias DR.. Hunter the bigomis'
was sentenced day at Camden to 10 years imprson-
Inent with hard labor, in Trenton penitentiary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-10
Married.


On Wednesday, June 8, by the Rev. II Skinner, Jr
Mr.. ANDREW MATTHEW 70 Miss SARAH E. MASON, all Of this
city.
On Tuesday June 4 by the Rev. DR. Eaton Mr.. GEORGE
w. PALJwN 10 Miss SusAssAn DOYLE both OF this city
On Wednesday, June at the Church Of the Holy Com
muniou by the Rev. W A. Mahenoerg d d., Mr.. SAMUEL
PmIIPs Jr., to Miss IDA FLEMING, all Of this city.
On Thursday, June 9, by the Rev Mr.. Taggart Mr.
WALTER CLARK to Miss MARY BoARDNAy, all Of this city
On Saturday, June A. by the Rev. J. W. Tsggart, Mr.
ISAAC JoILR TO Miss HARRIET B. sEcoR all Of this city
On Wednesday June by the Rev. Isaac II. futile, Mr.
FRANCS BYRSE Of this city to Miss JENNIE E. MoRR Of
Badwinsve, 0nondsga county.
On Wednesday June st st. Stephens Church, by the
Rev Mr.. Embry Mr.. ELIAS COMBS, Of New York, to Mrs
MATILDA j. MCDONALD, daughter Of General Samuel H.
Gladstone, Of London. England.
On Thursday afternoon, June o. by the Rev. Mr.. D. W.
Bacon, Mr.. DANIEL Lyos TO Miss ANNA 4 KzyAs only
daughter 81 Francis keenan, all Of Brooklyn.
At Brooklyn, o. Thursday June 0, by the Rev. DR..
Farley, GnBKu BOVINE To MARY youngest daughter Of
the late John Peters, E,q all Of Brooklyn
At Hobokep, on wednesday evening, June s, by the
Rev. Vandervoort Bruce, JOHN p MOUNT 70 Miss sopHn
CHAMBERLAIN daughter Of the late Charles s. Chamber
lain, Esq.
On wednesday, June g. At Schenectady by tine Rev Mr.
Paine, WILLIAM B. CIKRKH, Of this city, to JANE EDGAR
FONDA, daughter Of DR. Fonda, Of the former place.
At Red Bank, Monmouth county N. j., on "Wednesday
June 8, by the Rev. Eli Wheeler Mr.. EDWARD ALLEN 70
Miss Elizabeth, daughter OF DR.. Smith Cutter
On Wednesday June g. in Providence X. By the Rev
8. W. Field Fl r BURNEr of New York, 70 ANN II. b.
BENNETT Of Halowcll Maine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-10

yADsA WniIAn anA Jsha Daa and alss ths msabses Of
Company < sixty ninth Rsgimsat, AID Il Pilgrim Lsdse
Ne rs o. ~ y, Are rssPscksny Invited 70 sttsad
her funeral from hsr lats rssasace l0S West Ssvsnseath
Street. Eighth avsnus this aftsrnsoa, 81 o'clock
without further notice.
On Thursdsy evening, June ., Ars- EzABm BExrLY,
In the 66th year Of hsr age.
Her relatives and risads requested 10 attend her
funssl sm the rssdesos q her SON. John Beatty 311
East Twelfth street. this afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Thursday evening, June Q, Ann RIuABnn, eldest
daughter Of Oliver Seoor In the twelfth year her age
Her remains win be taken 10 Freehold. NJ j.. for in
residsses Ne 12s Hamsrsey street Tho friends VI the
family are invited TO attend.
On Thursday morning. June O. NANCY H. wife of Ralph
Hill In the S4th year OF her age
On Sunday June at o'clock IN the evening. ct No.
oWaverley place. Dr. RALPH ELLIOTT, Of South Csrons
o. Tuesday June Z ALoszo w., infant Of John C.
and Harriet 4 Citing.
On Wednesday, june 8, MARTHA ANN, wife Of john
Taylor.
The friends of the family invited to attend the funs
raj this afternoon ct O'Clock from her late residence
Liberty street, Brooklyn.
Rockand county papers please copy.
On or about May IL MARY ANN McERoY, aged is years
and months, for several years loving aud beloved
nurse in the family OF Charles II Clayton.
Her remains found hostiog in the East river at
Williamsburg Sunday evening, June evidently the
victim OF outrage, and now quietly repose in Greenwood
Cemetery.
On Wednesday June /. Mr.. EDWARD A. DENNY, Of
Louisville, KY, in the Oath year of his age.
AT San Francisco, California April 30, RoBsRr w. TAy
LoR Esq Of of the lungs In the 60th year Of
his aga
Philadelphia and st. Louis papers please copy.