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DEATHS.

In tais village, Oct llih, Mrs MARTHA n. ALLEN f,r-
merry Che wife OF Asa Boy den - uumncritor, aged a.
Ia this village q consumption Nov. an, CHARLES J..
FIVE, acod ~.
In ~ Johns1uy, Oct 20h Mrs SALLY JOHNSON VIII 1f
Rev me' Jlhns9n, aged u ears. Oct S1 Rev JAMES
JOHNSON, ale, ~ years.
IN Randolph, August .ith, Capt ISAAC NICHOLS neef
~, formerly 81 rainirre. Capt Nichols o. native OF Roy
aston, Mass he To rlinrse when uiut % wear. n
aFe Her he sectri trac, of nl fr s future rslcnrd
iu te midst - dns and almost unhrlken wliern,s anil
IN the Of f.r years secursi % himself pleasant
hone where DC passed ths most OF his remaining days.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-08

More PoTAToEs.-Aldis Brown of Whit
ingham, VI, has raised the past season, from
three bushels of seed planted on thirty rods of
ground, fifty bushels of good sound potatoes,
some Of them weighing three pounds each.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-08

I MENrS AND III NOR sYRiif Tts QUESTION finally
ssited! iEraiid' Rgoringf nf0 srs % HsIiciHs ~
scrili SAT- klu no, hyspels, tan1rfess liam1r Sclld
Heal, tch, Dsru' Nsroifa s, ferer sres ucrs Ring
Worms lnl Humora AMI huptiye nis- u every tial
BE- cnr at1 the luoel cfaned II all Impurities by the
q aycs Augd ointment and liarr syruihe must eiec
ua ra1nelrs trgf offered D. tn public. fhre ciebrsd
Hhuul INJURY :, the svsf4n. We have estinoiai
n persos q rc rst rspecahiy, VIII have iui occasion
O. use these nryerfn- reuecs in tif families IN te very
worst forms q dscas with Tie ma happy sni beneficial
suits Try tham-entre satisfaction rnsrn1etd On ~ cases
Prepared hy pr p y. Hayes, discover AMI Manufacture
Hayes Mash. fuHTieors, tsrsfee Mass Beware q
arueie 10 he market sylsl Tho teauHe Auiol Oiir put
up ~ tlas H. kftu, AZ at Is hase cunteriui fo.
lrsoA IN Braulatem, ~ JOSEPH CLARK, alL by }. W
lilLToN July 1854 Y ..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-08

That man only is truly brave who fears moth
ing so much as committing mean action, aud
undauntedly fulflls his duty, whatever be the
dangers which impede his way.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-08
THE PREMIUM
CTATE OF vERMoNr. MnrIboro. =,

SiATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, -.
oIhe Probate Curt fr sill Distrco all persons inter
ested IN the Estate Of ALEXANDER FERRY, late Of YER
non, DECEASED tn.-tlno,
hihthAe JOHN HrNI, has presented a. tliis Court
Instrument puprting 20 be the last VIM said deceased fur
prohte-Nou arr hereby notified TINT his Court viii decide
upon the probate Of said Instrument the session thereof
lc held at the Probate Once in ilraeurf said District
on the last Thursday Of November 4. b. 1856 when aud
where you may appear and contest the same you IT.
40 D. nOLDROJk, Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-08

A lIoMELY WIT.-"Do make yourselves at
home, ladies'" said hostess TO her visitors
one day; 81 am at home myself, and wish you
all vere.''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-08

A gallon Of good milk contains about o 100
grains of solid nulriment ; the poor milk Of
London furnishes only from $500 to 1000
grains.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-08

CThe Probate Court Tor said Drct-ro an prs1ns inter
eatcl In the Estate Of MARTHA BOYDEN late Of Dunn
merston, deceased Cr3fting,
WHEREAS, GEuRCE W CLARK, has presented b ths Csr
Instrument purIorting he the last VIII Of said deceased
for prohatciNou hereby notified TINT this Court win de-
eide upon the probate Of said Instrument nc the session .hsr
Of to Ia held at The Probate Oea ga iratilelro la said Dis
ic the last Thursday u November A. D. 1850 when and
where you may appear and contest the same Il you see IT.
40 \. liOLbROOK, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-08
C0partnershiD.

rFNiiE undersigned have this DAY fonnc Coparinerhlp
i under The nm and by the name Of NVYMAN 4
w EBSIER, for the purpose Of carry ,ns the ny
business
We have purchased the stock IN trade Of Mesrs sTODDARD
LEONARD, and at their OH Stand viii furnish Groceries
Flour, Provis0ns, Produce Nc the most Reasonable t,rs
o. An Goods will be sod for Cash or exchanged fr pro
duce. c. W. NYNfAN,
Brattebaro', Nov. Let, 1850 40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-08
Liberation.

HEREBY give notice that have given to my son DAN
TEL D. BARNES the remainder Of his time during bis
minority. shai pay no debts Of his contracting claim
any u his earnings from this date. DANIEL DARNEs
Whtnghain, Oct. 3Ist 1856. 3wlb
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-08
Brattleboro Academy.

NlIIs SCHOOL will commence under the charge and
structlon Of is present Tsachcs The Winter Terra OF
ten week., begins on Wednes day Nov 18th.
l.. CLARK, See Board N Trustees.
West nraitieloro Nov. Gih, 1850 Sa45
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-08
NOTICE.

DROKE into the enclosure Of tho subscriber the day
l)of October yearng heifeF, which the owner cn have
by proving property and paying charges.
GuiuTsi Nov 81. 1850, l3wi5l CHESTER Il, GAINS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-08
THE PERFECT MELODEON.


At the late State Fair ut Burlington The PERFECT
MELODEDN vas again awarded the First
Premium for purity eveness aud power
Of tonc and pTompiness OF touch.
IN EVERY DESIRABLE QUALITY necessary
l. for superior instrument the Perfect Meodeon
is unsurpassed. or this we have abundant testi-
mony
The addition Of the BASE DAMPER FOR which
We have recently Obtained letters patent is one OF
the greatest Improvements cTc- made on the Me-
lOdeon.
1t is meeting with universal appreciation and is
considered indispensable by all who have used il
and become familiar with its beautiful effect. -
Without it it Is almost impossible TO sell instru-
mcnt.
PIANO F0RTES from the bes, makers selected
by Prof H. +. BAgEn Of Boston, (Which Is n suf
fcent guarantee Of their cxcellcnce) for sale and
TO rent at manufacturers prices All instruments
warranted and sent to any part Of the country at
our risk ESTEY & GREEN.
Brattleboro, Sept. ~, 1865 80
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-08

iAHiiift llNn0is Juui ~, 1854
have ussl Pr .ssnr Mtor- Hair Ret ritvr ami have
admired H. wonderful effect Ny har wis bciang As
haug, prennturly gray but by e use u his Hrstfats
u has resumed rs original cilor and have 40 Doubt rgna-
iscrily N. SIDNEY BREESK, Ex-senator &. 5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-08

ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW A.!

ID FAD THis. OLD AND YOUNG. PROF
IAWOopH HAIR RESTORATIVE, is no doubt, tic mos,
wonderful discovery II r Of rfnsrss fr t win RESTORE
fuAinuy, gray hair % u original o4r, che head Of
TIC bald With most luvrft uwth, rcinore once all dam
drum All iichinr. cure a anina dd oor culaueis orni
uon., rte II win cure, by maybe, rcrrou. OF psrrlca
headache make tc hair sln, ssfy and pu, All preserve
thc calf iersetli asi co. hair ffa aliue ol
ave.
The following il from distinguished ucBer Of the medical
pruieidaui-
So. PArt, January /. 1855
Prot o. J. Woon Dear sir-unsailit1i. slni ylu thI.
cerunriie Atr i.ne nfarly hAl i-r 1f ue, and have
.n suY, sa inlu-7i, hearing of ydurs, give trial
paci ns s.d il tig h1ais n isrcr and bal ty h.f
rihhoi with Fe, sfn brush, au te restorative ti,n at
liei ami ven ruilcl .n, an tht scalp asia. Tds ~
ilrl every mffHr tni i tre eeis %. young hair a-
lesre ant rrv gay idly from Angst l.i an c prt time
aui i' uNa thick, Nick and stIaufsll sud ri t tn uc
touch uiertt hafrr. t Wns harsh 100 Ws, Whit uule
trr wac h ui lai Aiilf asf d.slpf.irlf very rapilJ
Hl u-e yur isoat r fr alt tHir" aud shall
have rud AMI pesie htli Hf hair Nov ! hai rat Of
he uiss. an sh' h1s ui til haze naf hlart, ANY
cls HlI.r Amy iarHIs Iir u.f 0is uelt-l hy aiy Il
Co. lr,ir tf.c, co.. ~ o. lvi lni really gives fil-
ufe Co record pe ri'i = ny experience have recommend
81 1r Ifarat d. .h rs ari airalig hls barre
rera slle tra sllg iis tar4aTy, Thr Iie hsra know
De- sie' pod h4' cfliia ia o. Ill., supply $40 ui
o.. wholesale a,u tr ih Territory, 3 nary eahlu0iei, and
aaiS inlurs nrs nlrle fr t Yea deserve cfsii Or your
ad trry, Hlt ~ nlsr ur yaH thanks ~ thc iueat
hN- ioiie me- Or CERTAINLY l nl 1Hsfara OF obtaining
auy sloA result You're, haslN. j. W. BOND.
llm ~ h0nl kel.y fIlssfts g Paul
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-08

Va wv L Y o.
FROST * GOODHUE have on hand and are
receiving large supply Of
SUGARS, Of all grades
MOLAsSl.S, new crop, in llhds. and Brls
TEAS, Green aud Black cheaper than ever.
COFFEES & SPICES;
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS, NUTS, sc.
OH FLUID. by the barrel or gallon
pRODUCE & PROVISIONS, Of all kinds.
Finally every Thing TO be found in a Firs Class Store Of
tle Lind.
Their Old customers and the many new ones that
have commenced with us since lst January may
be assured that We shall always keep the LARG-
Est. FRESHEST x CHEAPEST STOCK in this
sector Vt Wholesale or Retail.
IL Call US and you will indit 80.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17
Home Items.

We learn that a southern gentleman
stopping for short time at the hotel in
Bristol. was yesterday robbed of one
thousand dollars contained in his pocket
book in two bank notes Of five hundred
dollars each. Suspicion fell upon two
strangers who had that day passed
through the village. A special train
was secured and the men were pursued
and overtakcn, they however gave so
good an account of themselves ard ap-
peared so well that they were suffered
\ to depart in peace No traces Of tho
money had beer discovered when we went
to- press.
- Tho election for Town Representa-.
tive in Addison is contested by Reuben
w. Eaton and several other citizens.
On Monday, We learn large number Of
dcposilions were taken before Cyrus
Smith, Esq of Vergcnnes, at Chimney
Point. The election was close one,
and it is commended that several illegal
votes we're cast
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17

This established Institution occurs at
this place on the Gath and 25th day of
September, being Wednesday aud Thurs
day of next week. We understand the
best arrangements have been made for
an excellent show. We hope oil our
farmers will turn out with their best
productions and contribute TO tho success
of the affair
This county is long way ahead of
any county in this or any other state, in
some lines of production. |, is not too
much to say that the means Of improve
ment and advertisement furnished by
these fairs have contributed very ma
terlally to this result They have al
ready brought great deal of money in
to the pockets Of the farmers, aud their
good effects are not yet exhausted. Let
no man then, be deferred by con sidera-
tions Of trouble, expense or Jealousy
from bringing to the exhibition the
choicosts productions of his farm 1t is
we'll known that the state fair at Bur
lington, furnished profitable market to
many IF the exhibitors, and there is no
doubt, many purchasers of choice ami
mails will be found from abroad, attcn-
ding this exhibition with a view to a
purchase. 1t was tx tensivcly adver'
tised at the State Fair, that in some re-
spects Addison County would exceed
the state in some articles of prod uction,
both in number and quality. A very
little cxertion is necessary to rify Il O
prophecy and keep up the reputation OF
he county.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17

don village, near the line Of the Rutland
and Burlington Railroad The meet
ing is to continue until tho Sabbath.
Railroads carry for fare one way.
MAINE ELEcrloN.-Tbo Republican
victory in Maine is moro triumphant
than at first was supposed. In 3I4
towns the result is as follows:
Hamln. Repub, 1885
Wells, Dem. 369ll
Potter. Wing, $500
Hamlin's majority over Wells will be
full TWENTY THOUSAND over all FTP.
TEEN THOUSAND
The Republicans havo also elected
every member Of Congress- gain Of
one on the present Congrcss--the entire
state Senate, with perhaps one exception
in Aroostonk, and more than four fifths o.
the House of Representatives
In the fifth Congressional District,
Israel Washbutn Jr.. Republican, is re-
elected by over 5000 majority.
Last year the com bined vote of Demo-
Gratis and Old Line Wings for Governor,
gave majority of over 7 900 against the
Republicans The election this year is
u clean sweep, and sends thrill Of Joy
through the Free States and to the Free.
State men in Kansas.
LATER From KANSAS Chicoeo.
.Stpt. ll.-One hundred Free State men,
refugees, arrived at st Louis yesterday,
entirely destitute. They say that large
number of families had taken refuge at
Fort Leavenworth
1t was reported that a large number
of Free State women and children vera
killed at Sturgis Creek on Wednesday
the 30 inst.
"A census of Nebraska territory has
just been taken by the United States
marshas. The returns were to be made
by the first Of September. and would, il
was thought, show population of be-
tween fifteen and twenty thousand white
| inhabitants.
BY the steamer George law which
arrived at this port yesterday, we have
California news to Aug. 20. The slip
ment of gold by this steamer amoupts to
over million and half dollars. The
news relates chiefly TO the proceedings
of the Vigilance Committee which has
Internationally released Judge Terry,
and, after great public demonstration
by procession and military parade, it
was understood, was about 30 abdicato
by formal adjournment The state
ments on this point, however, are not
clear, though il seems probable that the
Committee intend to discontinue their
regular session, but to retain the frame
work Of an organization. so as to be ready
to act in case of necessity. The news
from the mines i. favorable The pros.
poets of the Republican party are en-
couruging and the enthusiasm for Ere.
mont constantly on the Increase.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17

FRuITs AND FLowERs The display
of fruits this year must be very scaniy
one. What are exhibited however must
have the chances of Mr. Squier's wheat,
to be the best with little excellence. and
moderate display this year from any
quarter will be grateful to the eye, that
caters so naturally to the appetite if
not to the palate. II the frosts hold off,
or are kept artifcially at a proper dis
lance for few days more, thu flowers
will be in unusual profusion, and the
taste of those who arrange them will
have more than a common triumph IN
winning the prizes of this most real II
most fragile beauty. The triumph
Of the effort, TOO, runs back 10 summer
DAYS. to dewy mornings aud thought
full afternoons, when the work OF the
hands seemed directed by thoughts of
the heart only to be expressed by flow
ers, some token perhaps Of the spirit of
paradise, and its work to reproduce it.
So, with the suns continued blessing, DO
it attested at the Fair Hf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17

ARREST or AN EX.MAyor or SAN
FRANclsCo ron FRAuD -Cnrnelius X.
Garrison. Tx Mayor Of San Francisco
and recently agent of the Ttansit Co.
was arrested and hpl1 to bail in Now
York in the SUN # $3.50 900 fer alleged
frauds on said Company
1t is alleged against him that he was
employed by the Transit Company as
agen. of their linz Of steamships between
San Francisco and San Juan del Sur,
Nicaragua, in tLey-ar 1853, aud CON
tinucd in that Office up to March,
1856, when Gen. Wa!kcrat lis in
stigation asst alleged, commenced his
crusade against the Company. Dur
ing tho period Of Garrison's agency, he
received for account Of the company
upwards Of $500 600 Iiis compeusa-
ton was liberal. being 100000 per an
mum. THE action is to recover the sum
of $500 600 for alleged dcfalcations Of
varie d and peculiar descriptions appear
ing in thu complaint. The principal
acts Of alleged fraud, as far as they have
been yet developed, consist of f'bricated
youclics fer large sums. and offalse char
gcs paid for coal and other supplies. 1t
is alleged that the deflnl2"t. b. his oys-
tenn Of fraudulent PRACTICES. BIAS eH'bcz'
lied upwards of lalf a million dollars.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17

MoRG OF THE REsU4Ts or SpIRlTuAL-
ISM Tho Dayton, Ohio, Gazette details
a very rcmarkqbla instance u moAoman-
ia. which has just been terminated in that
city, in the case Of Rev. joshua Epson,
Unitarian Clergyman, who died at IL
o'clock on Sunday night. lie has lived
in an almost skeleton condition, abstain
ing nourishment for fifteen, twenty, and
even thirty days in succession. He has
maintained and believed tina; he did this
under the direction of the spirits" who
promised by this course Of discipline to
deyelopc him into more extraordinary
"medium" than has hitherto been known.
He lived under the impression that hun
drcGs of disombodied spirits were con-
siautly talking with him.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17

j, W. Stewart, Esq our represen-
tative, has in his possession q list of
names. and the indebtedness of each to
the VT. Mutual Fire Insurance Co. at
Montpelier To those concerned, this
offers an oxccllont opportunity to make
their payments, as Mr.. Stewart does
the business on gospel principles
"without money or price, BUT just for
the fun Of il.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17

WnAr MASTER Books Pnorosrs TO
po.--Proston S. Brooks is enlightening
the people of Columbia, S G.. on their
political daty lie gives the following
Characteristic advice
Soon, said he, the great question of
the Presidency would be settled, and if
on the second Monday of November
next it shall be found that Fremont is
elected he thought our course was plain.
It was his deliberate opinion, that we
should then, on the lth Of Mlr"h next,
march to Washington, soizo the archives
and tho treasury Of the g Hvornmcnt. aud
leave the consequences to Gol.'
As Mr.. Brooks was lind enough to
inform the country. few weeks cincr,
that word from him would he the sig
nal for dissolution Of The Union, we
suppose there can BE- no further doubt of
n grand clta.traIhe in case Mr. Fremont
should be el etol ~ Z Farmer
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17

IT B. Peterson, Of Philadelphia we
understand, will publish another Of Mrs.
Caroline Leo IIeatzs works, entitled
the "Banished Son !" and other stories
OF the Heart, on Saturday the 9th inst.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17

CuERRy BALsM.-We have heard so
much said of the wonderful curative pow
er Of DIR Wistar's Balsam, in all stages
of diseased lungs, that VIC feel perfectly
safe in recommending it for general use
for coughs, colds. bronchitis, Sc
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17

Tue FREEmAEs GLeE BOOK This
little volume is we'll filled with
choice National Republican Songs, and
Music to ct. Republican clubs should
at once purchase quantity and set gles
choir going Price 20 cts. Miller, Or
ton aud Mulligau, N. Y. aud Auburn.
Copeland has them for sale.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17

RULE OR RuIN-A correspondent of
the New York Journal of Commerce
writes from Georgia
We have strong persuasion that
there is enough of unaduteratod patriot
ism remaining in the country TO over
bear a party who seems determined to,
rule or ruin"
This party that seems determined to
rule or ruin, is not thu party that daily
thcatens to 90 out of the Union if its own
candidate is not elected President,-not
the party that talks of going to Wash
ington on tho 4th of March, and selling
the archives and the treasury, bat tina
party that utterly ignores all idea of q
division Of the Uuion, and that pro-
claims the same principles that were AN
nouuced by Washington and Jefferson,
aud Franklin, by Clay and Webstcr.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17

GoDEY's LADr's Book for o ctober is
an excellent numb r.-Godey's motto is
Excelsior"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17
Vermont Election Returns.

The GovERNoE VoTE.
Tho returns annexed, from 1914 towns
foot as follows
Fletcher Repub Sl,378
Reyes, Buch. l0,602
Scattering, 252-l0 S54
Ropub. maturity, 22,4G0
EN as towns to come in, which will
swell this Republican majority to nearly
% 600
addison County.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17
Political StraWs.

Mr. EDITOR Let me give to your
readers the result of q vote for Presi-
dent, on board the steamer United
States" between Pittsburgh and Bur>
lington on the It'll inst.
The result was as follows
For Fremont, 100
" Buchanan, Is
" Fillmore. 10
Undecided,
A vote was taken Saturday morn
irg on the down train from Burlington
with the following result:
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30
Promises and Prospacts.

Senator Hadley and his friends, we are
told, claim 1000 majority in this county,
and this they say will insure his election.
Does any one believe Mr. Hadley is a
more popular candidate than Mr. Wells
was? But Mr.. Wells, two years ago,
had majority Of but 2,2Ol. Barstow'S
majority last fall, when the entire liquor
interest was in favor and money was
spent for him like water, and the Ger
man vote was cast for him, was only
287S, on poll of 6,376 votes. Unless
Mr. Hadley can get more than 5000 ma
jority in this county, he is sure to be de-
feated Our advices from all parts of
the District are, that Judge Potter will
come into this county with from 5000 to
$500 majority, and if the Republicans
are true to themselves, it is impossible
for Mr. .Hadley to defeat him.--.Kiieoou-
Zee Free Dena0crdt.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30
On hand for a Trade.

The friends Of Hadley, in this city, we
are told, are attempting to trade off Van
Vie, their candidate for sheriff, for votes
for Hadley. We trust no friend of ~
mesen and no republican will be caught
in any such trade. Tymesen and all the
rest of the county ticket is safe enough
without sacrif cling our Congressman or
President. AS to the honor and moral
ity of men of tf.t party thus seeking to
trade off their own fairly nominated can
didates whom they are in honor bound
to support, we have nothing to say. 1t
is a matter for them to settle among
themselves. John F. Potter is man
who would scorn thus to betray his sup
porters and friends. Vote for Pottery
c0te early!
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30
ILif0


At waupun, Wis, October 22th 1885, of typhus fever,
CHARLES W HATCH, formerly Of this City, in the 25th
year Of his age
1t is with feelings Of painful regret that record the
above few lines. The deceased young man Of much
promise Jus; starting in the active Of life buoyan Nth
hope the bright future that lay before him. With correct
business habits honorable and exemplary in all his business
relations peculiarly fitted adorn and enven the social
circle he leaves many friends 10 his early and sp
parenty untIney To his aged parents relatives,
his death ia aletion that nothing but the belief
their loss will be his great gain asuage He leaves
young wife weep the blight hopes lately bloom
ing and the severed by Deaths relentless hand
Bat friend has gone, and have only bow submits
ve the Christening rod for Death respecer Of par
sens.
At Manchester, Boon County, n Oct 2nh, SO, DAVID
WILSON, aged 65 years, formerly Of oxford.
Mr. Wilson will be remembered by many Of our citizens
resident here for brief tiue few years since dc
the father-inaw Of feowcitizen j. GLOVER He
has ef. full Of years. and with the afactonats sorrow
and remembrance Of his many friends ana acquaintance