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hand FOR the disaster WAS so common st
whiteknights that Every man knew st
once what was proper TO be done. Those
who wsU not actually engaged shout the
cave, were busy in the construction Of a
litter-perhaps bier-for the unhappy
victims.
How could this have happened was the
Whispered wonder. John was known to
be far too prudent man TO be working
without props, and yet fresh ones had to
be supplied to the rescGers for they found
none as they advanced. The poor widow
every moment maze sure OF her bereave-
ment-stood little way aside having
begged for spade and been refused. she
stood with her two children hanging to
her apron, staring fixedly at the pits
month.
Down at the cottage there was an old
man invoking Heavens vengeance ON bis
own grey hoad aud reprOaching himself
with the consequences Of his brutal vice
for he had stolen the poles Ithe prcviou,
morning, to provide himself with drink
and on that very day, even before he was
1uite recovered from his yesterdays de-
bauch, he was to see the victim Of his
recklessness brought home liieless heap
He saw john so brought in, but with the
ewes of mailman; his brain weakened
II by drunkenness, never recovered from thC
shock.
Basket ami barrow had been brought
full out of the pit a hundred times and
it was almost noon before, from the bow
els Of the very mountain as it seemed
there came up low moaning cry. M!
chill, my child" murmurei the mother
and the digging became straightway cvel
vet more earnest, almost frantic in 1T
speed and violence. Presently into tn,
arms of Alice little Harry was delivered
pale and corpse-like. but alive: and ther
shout as Of an army was set up by al
the men.
They dug until after sunset-long after
they had lost hope of finding John alive
His body was al last found. ltwas place.
upon the litter, AMI taken under toe sat
evening sky, down through the beech
wood, home. Alice walked by its side
holding his hand in hers, speechlcss, anc
with dry eyes. She never knew until al
ter her fathers death, how her dear JOIN
was murdered. She used to wonder why
the old man shrank from her when sh
visited him, as she often did, i'll his con
iinement. The roor widow is living now
though she has suffered grief and want
Her daughter Jane has married field la
borer, AMI her sons, by whom she is wei
supported, have never set foot IN pl
since they lost their father.
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AYRE'S CHERRY PICTORIAL,

For the Cure Of COHghs, Colb, Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, Wdoqping- Coagh, Asthma, and
Consumption.
THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its cures of every variety Of pulmonary
disease, that it is entirely unnecessary to re-
count the evidences of its virtues in any COM
munity where it has been employed. SO wide
is the fe d Of its usefulness, and so numerous
the cases of its cures, that almost every section
of the country abounds in persons publicly
known, who have been restored from alarming
andevcn desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried its superiorit. over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to es-
cape observation, and where its virtues arc
known, the public no longer hesitate what an.
tidote to employ for the distressing and danger.
GUS affections of the pulmonary organs which art
incident to our climate. And not only in for
mdable attacks upon the lungs, but for tht
mlder varieties ofCoLDs, CoUGns, HoARsENEss
&C. and for CHILDREN it is the pleasantest ant
safest medicine that can be obtained
| As it has long been in constant use through
out this section, we need not do more than as
sure the people its quality is kept up to thu
best that it ever has been, and that the genuine
article is sold by
CUI,KEND1LL5 i Co, Plymouth 0hie.
Also by Druggists generally. ju2:4n
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Hungary and Poland Free.

FTNlIE subscriber having located permanently
L in the village Of Plymouth, Huron
CO.. Ohio. offers his services TO tina citizens
and tho vicinity, as n master builder and archi-
tect. Having had long experience in building
in the carpenters and joiner's branch there
of, he flatters himself that he can give good
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage.
All, or any of the Orders of Architecture,
tcithcr Grccian or Roman, executed with neat
ness, and due regard to the justness CT pro-
portion. Oriental, English, and Castellated
uythiv, yith ali the forms, styles, and finish of
Rural Architecture from the laboring mans
cottaGet the millonarie's villa, designed and
Iexecuted with ncatness, and on reasonable
terms.
Particular attention paid to Designing. De-
signs furnished for private dwellings,, churches
lor public buildings of any kind, on reasonable
terms and short notice. INSTRUCTION given
to classes or individuals in Architectural draw
tings in all its various branches
| March g. 1850 s, ALGER Archt.
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ETNA IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSES
SPAkG g. Co..

MANUFACTURERS of all sizes and dcscr;n.
L'I ticns of Juniata Iron, Nails, Wrought and
Cut Spike, Blister, Plough and Spring Steel
&C, Boiler Iron, Rivets, Fi~e-bed. Shec
and Bar Iron, of any size and thickness. made t,
order and cut to pattern if required. Also
WINDOW GLASS and PITT sBURGH MANU-
FACTURES generally.
gss~ Cleveland Warehouse, corner of Light
house and River street, near the C. C. & r. r.
Depot. Pittsburgh Warehouse, No. SO and 3.
water street. sept3(
]. M. FRISBIE, Daguerrean Artist,
Reber's Block, nearly opposite Verandah Hotel
entrance between Porter and Lytles stores
Water-st., SANDUSKY n
DICTURES taken either singly or in rroun,
l. in the best style of the art, in either clea,
or cloudy weather, put up in every variety ot
cases. His rooms are fitted up with both sky
and side lights. Strangers visiting sandusky J
are invited to call and examine specimens.
June 10-n34-ly t.s
II uMBER WAGON for sale BY 80
- Mavls LEE g. MMUNN.
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DIR. HOOFLAND's
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
Prepared By DR.. C.M. JACKSON, Phila. Pa.
WILL EFFECrUALLLY CURE
liver compliant, Dyspepsia,
Chfontc or Nervous DeJiNty, Diseases
Of tie htdacYs, and uU diseases arjSng from
dsiSordcred Lircr or Stomach.
Such
as Constipa.
tiOn Inward Piles,
Fullness or BInut toike
Head, ACdity OF the stomach.
Neusea. Heartburn, DesgHst Tor Food,
Funcss weight in the Stomach, Sour EruC-
tation, Sinking, or Fiultering at the Pitt of the
Stomach, swimming Oft Head Hurled and diil-
cult Breathing, Flnttering ofthe Heart. Choking or
Snt1caiing Sensation when III Il ylng Posture, DinnesS
Of Vision, Dots of Webs before The Sight, feve- and
Dull Pain III the Head, Deficiency of Per>pira-
ton, YeiIowness Of The SKIN and Eyes, Pain
in The Side, Back. Chest, Limbs, &C.,
SUDDEN FIuShes of Heat Burning
in the Flesh, Constant imag-
inings uf Evil, and
great Depression
Of Spirits
Tile proprietor in calling the attention of the public
to this preparation, does SO with feeling of the ut
most confidence in its virtues and adaptation to tie
diseases for " hich it Is recommended.
| 1t is no new unriet article. but one that has stood
the of tel years. trial before the American people
and its reputation and sale is untivaed by any SINH
siven by the mo tpromine mt and well known physi
clan. ndIndlyiduas LIN IN an parts Of the country is I'm
y snh mIeG rsferiiny nnv o" wb" NAV s doubt to
Melnra ba' or Prac, cal Receipt Book for Fermera
aud Families, to be had gratis of al the Agents for the
nefnn an apr n,'es l o's ana
',Iouy HorrMAy. Jeromcsyille. Ohio. Ma,
30th, 1858. said: !. urite to state for vou,
xatjstacfio, md also far that ofothc7s, that uou
GcyH,an Bilters is uhm you recco,nuend il to be
:, LigbIv raluabls mc,jcjuc. ,rhich Tkuou from
Lartng yypd II IN mn arm Eamiu 10 mn entire sat
;sE,ri?on. An who haze vsed il are The sam
,"@co,o,nco5o1oa
s%cnben 4 Mco,v Canton Obio Mav11. IS
x sar.. g Ua,,ng beard voyr Ger,uon B;ter
I1j11Lly yo,o,auendeI from source in ,rhich place
.o,,GJooce Tor,1o,ed fam 5o,,1oe f,ow Cjepe
''"0,' '0,:, ~ y. J.1.,I,e, s.E
lond. o"e o. fcm gaze 70 my od"Jn'ef u"
has deriueG gfea benefit from II; nco Of The other
+ soII iutuaediatelu. aad I uould like you 10 SEN
w" 'ts. ~, aoun
] me a SnpPY y a 10 S@I. ~
John Clark, Brunswick, OHIO, May 70, le
I54, says: g Your German Bihers hare PFore
succes.talin eOcry case Mat has come TO my kno@I
, edege, and has opened for itself great demand.
n Thomas Letchford, Coyington, Ohio, Dec .
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large assortment Of everything in their line
They have now ready for inspection, an assort-
ment of Fancy and Common Dranght Harness,
which he will sell at the lowest possible prices.
All work warranted to prove Us represented.
Farmers and others are invited to call.
Plymouth Oct 81 1854.
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EIliott & Co.,
DEALERS IN
Agricultural and Horticultural
@ q yno o nRaYla INa H.lEl =

hStlCniturA ana HORTICULTURAL
SEEDS & IMPLEMENTS,
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
South side Court House Square, Clevc-
land, Ohio.
Eg-Our collection has been male up
with great care, and by personal attend
ance and examination of the articles. All
Orders promptly executed.
Our stock of Trees, especially Dwarf
Pears, is veryfne. aprll3-tf
IMPORTANT TO SINGERS.
TNHE SIAWM-The most extraordinary ay 4
4 pepaiar singing-book Of the Day.
The Psaltery. The Dulcimer.
Christian Minstrel, Ohio Harmonist,
Carmina Sacra, etc., for sale by the dezt 4
or single copy at the loves, prices, by
Nov..4. A. G. DUBOIS 4 SON.
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well. INV Eriends!!

M 0NROEElLLE is said to be all burned,
ItI and probably it is indeed There is hard
y doubt but that it is pretty well scorched.
And what want to say to you now is, that
the Knox, the Richand, and the Ashland were
so very fortunate as to not lose one single dol
lar in the great coniagration. Yes, notwith-
standing the very large amount that each of
those companies have insured in and about al
most every village in Ohio, they happened to
have none in this ill-fated block. But if any
of those unfortunate individuals who have suf-
fered so severely had have been SO fortunate as
to have been insured in any Of the above COM
panics, they would have received the amount
insured to them just 80 days from the day of
the fire, or the adjustment in good money,
which would have been great relief to them in
their afliction. And in conclusion" am agent
for the above and many other good companies,
and am always ready and willing to wait upon
Eany aud all who desire to avail themselves of
the advantages ofinsurance.
/ W. W. BRENNAN.
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A SURrRIsE.--A young American, a
Mr.. P, who was visiting Paris with
the 'old folk went to masked ball dur
ing the last carnival, to see the frolics and
have some fun himself. His great desire
was to accost an angel o. the sex. lie tfst
looked all around, waiting to make de-
cision the moment he should find fine
waist and small feet. These beauties he
discovered in a domino of small figure,
who took his arm and began to converse
with him. The lady told him his name,
the city of the United States from which
he came, and to his astonishment, related
to him many flirting excursions which he
made last year, at Saratoga and Newport
All these things whispered in good Eng
lish, were very puzzling, - very puz-
zling to the dandy and in order to find
out who is fair companion was, he invited
her to supper in a private cabinet. The
lady first refused but after some time she
consented, and the couple started in car,
riage for the well known restaurants ol
Vanchette, where all the Americans take
their meals. 4 cabinet was taken, the
supper ordered, and where they began tc
eat, the lady was obliged according ts
etiquette, to take off her mask. The den
tolne' fellow discovered in her--who ?
guess it. You give it up? Yes. sh
was his mother! The romance was over
and hetook the joke the best way he could
Mrs. P--is one Of the prettiest Amcri
can women in Paris and no one VIII
looks at her--considering the freshness 0
her complexion, and the beauty Of he
; charms-would for moment suppos
that she had son twenty-three years c
, age.
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HOT WEATHER.
yH1VU1H' VuEy rs 1Voo.
STURGES' BOOK STORE.
hooks and stationery!
D. STURGES BOOKSELLER. STATlONER. i

D.C no ~ EH.Nt C.
MANSFIELD, ONO.
LAS just received a large and splendid asort-
/ I m MT Of Books, American and Foreign,
Stapleand Fancy Stationery. The new addi-
tions now made to his already large stock, en-
ables him TO fill any orders with which his pa
irons may favor him, and upon the best terms.
He has also just completed arrangements foi
receiving ali NEW AND VALUABLE PUBL
CATIONS as soon as they are published. -
Among his fine stock of stationery Just opened
may be found all the new styles of white anC
blue Letter and Cap, bath post, PLAIN AM
GILT EDGE, folio post, commercial note anc
bill cap papers. Also, the new styles Of tintel
blue and damask Note and Letter papers, witt
envelopes to match; Envelopes Of all STYLES
buff, white and fancy-buff tinted and plail
VISITING CARDS. Notes, Drafts, copyin!
books, copying presses, port folos, bankers cas-
es, post office and bill head boxes, date calen
lers, GOLD AND STEEL PENS, quilts, writ
| ny fluids, carmine inks, ink stands of all kinds
pencils, sealing wax, waters, paper weights
letter and bin clips, letter stamps, ivory folders
WRITING PADS, blottng pads, ink erasures
sand boxes, SC. Also, Il fine stock of CUT
LERY, from the best manufacturers. BLANl
| BOOKS, day books, Journals, Ledgers, Gas
Books, full or half bound and made Of the bcs
linen paper. Timebooks, Pass-boolls, Men
orandum-books, Diaries. &c. Every descri1
ton of blank work made to order
Wrapping Paper and Twine, White and Gra
Bonnet Boards, &c.
Il LAW, MEDICAL and SCHOOL BOOKS.
i Tie has on hand a complete stock Of Lay
: Medical, Theological, School and Standard Ii
erary Books, which he offers at very low price
| Also n very large assortment of WALL =.
pERs, Window Curtains, Borders, Fire Boa
t Views, sc. SC.
' G5a, 10 this and adjoining Country Me
chats he would add, that he is now prepare
II to fill all orders for books or stationery at Il
LOWEST PRICES, and on GOOD TERMS.
| Mansfield. Nov. u. 1871 y STuRGES
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JOSEPH PLUMMER,
Wholesale Dealer in Boots and Shoe

R8rnsan~. sxats, Leather &c.
MO. III WOOD-ST.. (Betwen Fifth and Dia-
~ mond Alley, PITTSBURGH, is now re-
ceiying one of the largest FRESH STOCKS of goods
that ever come to Pittsburgh, consisting Of
Mems Boots, Shoes and Brogans; Womcns' and
Misses Boots, Shoes and Slippers; Childrens
Shoes, also, Mems and Boys Wool, Fur, Magal
and kossuth iIats--a complete assortment.
My stock having been purchased directly from
the New England manufacturers at cash rates
merchants will find it to their advantage to cal
and examine before making their purchases, a.
am fully determined to sell as low as anv o
the Philadelphia and New York Houses.
Pittsburgh, sept2, IS54.6m.
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gkNEs MASON. THOMAS AGsia
.PLYm9UTH FOUNDRY
MASON a, mcguire

THE subscribers having associated thee
Il selves in the Foundry and Machine Bus.
ness, in Plymouth, Iiurun county. Ohio, in au
Us various branches, would respectfully call the
attention Of Mil oUners and others 10 their eA-
tensiye stock Of patterns. They are now pre-
pared TO furnish Steam Engines aud MIN Gear-
ing al short notice, Of almost any desired pst-
tern. Thay would also inform the Farmers of
Huron and Rica land counties. ihEt they are nc "
making and viii have on hand for sprirg sale
an improved and superior Plough, the right m d
left Patent Lever, which is fast taxing the lei
Of all other cast metal ploughs which have be' n
introduced. They also make the improv,
Long Plough, Nos. and 3, both right and lett;
the Hisor right aud left; the one horse Cor o
lPlough right and left; several kind of Guilty. !.
TORS, mud Scrapers, Sleigh Shoes, and everythh 8
already made in the Foundry. Cash paid 6 4
old metal, copper and brass.
Plymouth, Dec. s, 1854.
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OSWEGO CORN STARCH
yITE have good genuine article, and no mis-.
w take. Just try this and see il you ever
all genuine article before.
.fdneld CUYkENDALL 4 Co
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HART SEYMOUR.
iSAACS' CLOTHING AGAINST rus WORLD
nSa- Look out for the GiantSsEgIa
UNION HALL TRlUMpA ~

lSAACS' CLOTHING AGAINST THE WORLD
nra- Look out for ihe'GantSsTgIa
UNION HALL TRIUMPHANT ~
GAVE your dollars and bay yuu lOthing at
- ISAAC \. ISAACS' UNION HALL. The
public are invited to an inspection of the superb
stock of FALL & WINTER CLOTHING now on
exhibition at this magnificent establishment,
which in extent, superiority of workmanship
and fashion, together with lowncss of price, can
not be beat by any other Clothing House in Ohio
ISAACS has just returned from the East,
where he has received such bargains in Cloths
and materials for manufacturing, that he has ii
now in his power aHdis determined to knock all
the Eastern Slop Concerns into Il Cooked Hat,
aud he will commence by selling the best Over
coats in the city for 81, aud Under Coats,
Pants and Vests OF all descriptions in proper
tian. So lool out for fun, and come along every
body who wants to be clothed: he can tit all
sizes from men as large as the Giants that stand
at his doors, to little wee fellows three years
old, and as his Momnl. til Building is filled with
| Clothing of all qualities, he is sure of bcin
able to suit everybody. Remember that he
does not wish to humbug the people with East,
crn Slop Work, for so cents less than any ont
else, as he does not keep such trash. But he
will furnish his customers with the best cloth
ing in the city, for less money than they car
purchase the same kind of goods for in any
ether house in the United States. Gentemen's
Furnishing Goods of all descriptions for sale
cheap. \ liberal discount made to wholesale
dealers who buy for cash. Clothing made tC
order at the shortest notice and on the mos
reasonable terms at ASAAC \. ISAACS.
Union Hall, corner of Superior and Union-sts
| Cleveland, Ohio. sep3O-1y
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NEW HARNESS SHOP.

n KELLEY would respect
fully inform the public
that he has opened a shop
for the manufacture of HAIR
NESS, SADDLES, &c, on
the North side Of the Public
Square, a few doors below S
Ii. Starr's, where lie will
keep constantly on hand, a
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DEPSlN-The greatest remedy for IyspeP-
L sia, for sale by CUYkENDALL u co.
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HARDWARE.

n OVERS 4 KINNEY have on hand large
assortment of Hardware, Nails, Iron, Glass,
Sash, Carpenters Too,s, etc., for sale low for
ash.
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Sp NESfi NitXETRE
THIS Celebrated Conp1und, scientiicalIy
/ preDared from the best articles OF the
MATERIA MEDICA
has GAINED an universal renutation for the fol-
lowinr good effects. viz:
ssnr;syi,,. ts,c Eg,na3
and thus curing
.SCORFULA SYPHILIS TIGERS ON
SORES. OBSTINATE CUTANEOUS ERIp.
|TIONS, and all diseases arising from the
USE OR ABUSE OF MERCU.
RY. EFFCLG ATING THE STOMACH AM
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HAR6 WaRg
Hart seypnour.

AGlL - y 4A~& S&s
OWNER uF "TiIE HARDWARE STORE"
IXTOULD notify the Pub!ie that he Is nov
w receiving large assortment Of Hard
ware in all its various kinds. Tue subsrcribcr
would invite the rablie generally, within twen-
iy miles, IL they are bailding and wish house
trimmings, to call at THE HARDWARE
STORE in this place TO buy them cheap. and
6ud full assortment. ini if Mechanics and
Farmers want tools. or If the women want 10
furnish their house with Kilchsn Furniture or
xNNS STOVES. Dining Table Knives,
9sFsn%N Forks. Spoons, Carvers of the
N%.i, best kind. the place to find them
SSAis 1.-The Hardware Store" Now
entreat Of ron nut 10 leave this town saying
you cant find what you want, until you call a;
lihe HARDWARE STORE. Now many OF you
are in the habit OF going everywhere before
yCu call on me. Please remember this is the
place to- call first for Hardware if you want
good and cheaper articles than at any of the
HongrclSt for buy larger stocks aud al
reduced prices, than those who only buy 8
mongrel assortment. IN short, anything IN
our line you want You can get better than else
where in town. You will please rcoollcct tha
the Tin and Stove Business is carried on by tn,
subscriber, and all orders runciaally attended
to. Goods warranted. Cash and produce Ia
ken in exchange for goods. Approved crcdi
for short time only.
| Nav 2b 1853. HART SEY MOUR.
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BIRD CAGES.
NUYKENDALL Co. have just received di-
~ rect from the manufacturers, large assort-
ment of Bird Cages, Of all kinds and OF high
and low prices, and to suit all tastes. Junel6
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And Hardware
IRON, NAILS, STOVES AND TIN WARE.
Bsy~We will always be on hand to pay the
highest market price for all kinds of Marketable
Produce at the Store of
May 10, 10. 1855. POWERS & KINNEY
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Purc LlQuorS.

- %AAN~ -A--As- IL N|E-N-1-A ~.
1tU1KENDALL & co. have on hand a first
" rate article of Imported BEANDIES AND
WINES for medical purposes Any person
wishing to see the certificate Of the purity of
these articles will be satisfied.
Minors must present orders from parents or
guardians, or prescriptions 'm physicians,
before they can get any Ii NOR. March
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DIX GOODS
in the greatest municipalities Dress Goods,
Shawls, Silks, Ribbons, &C., to which we invite
the especial attention of the Ladies.
We have also large stock of HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, to suit all tastes. To-
cether with full assortment of
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VI UMBER WAGON for sale BY
IL Mavl9 LEE& MMUNn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-19
DIED.
Nov. 10, ABRAHAM BlRDsALL,

BIRDSALL-or Sunday, Nov ls, ABRAHAM BlRDsALL,
In the cath year Of his age
The relatives and the family respectfully invited
attend bis funeral his late residence, No 80 South
Fcuh street. BIoohyn, Eastern Dstre, Tuesd:y the
10th inst at o'clock without further invitation
BOrSWICK-At Bridgeport Conn., Thursday, Nov. Is,
CHARLES W. BOsTWlCK, aged u years formerly Of ths
city.
GRILLET-On Fridsy Nov 6 h residence In Bslingtot'
N STEPHEN GRILLEr, minister II tie religious 81
ciety Of Friends. in the SD year Of bis
His Giends and those OF his family invited 20 attend bis
funeral the FTepds meeting house Burlington on I'd
day the 18th inst II O'Clock vthou. further hvs
ton.
EATON At his residence No. O7 Bleecker street: Friday
Nov. ls, B. L. EATON formerly OF Warren county ~ u
aged IS yesra
His remains we're removed for burial to Troy former
deEce
HATCH-On Wednesday, Nov. IA, AMOS HATCH, Q: Nc
2I7 Court street. Brooklyn aged 50 years
The remains inere1 the Ceme;ey OF he Evereens
HUXLEY On Saturday morning Nov: u .see year,
n orths and IS DAYS GEORGIANA HUXLEY infsnt dsrkh
ter Of James and Maths Huxley.
Albany papers plesse copy.
JONRs-On Saturday, Nov. II, THOMAS JONES, elses'
Of Henry and Mary Ann Jones, aged years months
and days
The relatives and ends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral No II Sullivan this Moo
day) Afternoon o. o'clock.
The nteboom and Coleman guard respectfully invited
No. l94 Spring o'clock this Gfsfhoop
WILLIAM RYE, captain.
soMARINDYCK-Ai Albany, on Mondsy. Nov. J: Of
sumption GEORGE W. s0MARlSDYCk, aged A. years.