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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
& A MI FL PERIL 4 VI. EIIZA nHn Ill

To the Hon. Supreme Cour, Of the State Of Yer
mont next u he hoi at Newfane, In and for the County
" Winlham, un the first Monday allowing the second
Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday in January.
FDNHE PETITION " the undersigned, SAMUEL
n PERlIAM, " BrattlrborI, In said County 81 Windlam,
respectfully shOwcth, that Wesrd in the State nj Massa-
Ghusets, the 18th day o May A. D. 1870 he by the
Rev Mr Luce, minister " the gospel duly authorized To
sncmiize marriages, lawfully married II ELIZA PRATT.
That from that time he lived with his said wife ELIZA in
strict observance towards her NJ all the duties required by the
marriage until the year 1851 when the said ELIZA
PERlAM why deserted your Petitioner and has since
refused to live with him although your Petitioner has
been able and willing and has In fact furnished comfortable
home r his said wife and has repeatedly and un requested
AMI antreatcd tho said ELIZA To return and live with your
Petitioner. Aud your Petitioner further represents that the
time " the descrtion Of the said ELIZA she and M Is
resident " the State Of New Hampshire.
Aud your Petitioner further represents that he has Tor two
years last past resided at rattleborO In sand County q
Winlham and state NJ Vermont.
Wherefore your Petitioner prays that the bonds NJ matr
mOny heretofore existing between them may he dissolved
dated at Irnttehoro aforesaid and signed this rstday
" December, A. u. 1851 }
SAMUEL rERIAN
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tuonis subject II moderates all and
all oostructons, and speedy may be relied
MARRIED LADIES
1t peculiarly suited II will, in a short tune, bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each botte Price One Dollar the Stamp
Of Great britain, tO prevent counterieits.
CAUTION
Thee Pills should b., taken BY fsnidi,s during the
FIRST THREE MONTHSof Pregnancy, as hry are sure
10 bring M0duidgt, bot other lime and srsry
ofh'r ca0, they are perfectly safe.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In the
hack and Limbs Fatigue slight eTeran Palptaton Of
the heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect
when all other have filri and although powerful
remedy do INST contain iron, caomc anmony, or ANYTHING
hurtful 10 the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES.
(LATE l. Q. BALDWIN COL
Rochester n Y.
u. 500 aud postage stamps enclosed any author
ited Agent will insure bottle OF the Pills BY return mail
For sale by JOSEPH CLARK Bratteboro. Vt. o. v.
WOODS, bellows Falls and by Druggts In every town in
the United States Fred 4. Smith, Montpelier, VI. whole
sale agent for the State. 30ly
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Home Tcstimony in favor of DIR. Graves
Hygcian Alternative Syrup.

TUWNNTIENU. VI. JUN To. TNOf.
A. II. GATES K CO. IL feel 1t duty to state the follow
ing facts the public troubled with the Scroua for
twenty years During that time paid hundred dol
Ia f medical services and various kinds Of medicines but
g,t no Kind VI relief Two wears ago advised try
Dr. Grdues HyJeidn 1nerdire Syrup accordingly did
try IT, The effect Of first bottle encouraged took
second bottle " the AMI expereucrd decided hem
eft from it continued to 1t for several weeks. and
strange u may seem, felt 1t had wrought complete
change in my system II had purified my blood. regulated
my digestive organs and totally cured Of the Scro a
Ny disease has returned to this da,. would
mend this remedy every troubled with mpurN OF the
blood Yours truly, OREN BOYNrON.
A. H. GATES co, PRoPRfEToRs WOODSTOCK, VI
1T agents Burr Foster 4 Co No. Coruhill. Boston,
Wholesale Agents Kemp boyuton. Townshrnd; SAWYER
& Smith, Newfane Howe Sherman Willamsville +. d
Perry, East Dover J. q. Higgins, WsrlsLoro Sawyer
Pitts West rownshend {. IL Pierce Jamaica; and by
Druggists generally. 29-ly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12

An OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN. - DON'T FAIL TO
procure Mrs Winsows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. II has equal on Earth. No mother who hls
tried Mrs Winslows SOOTHING SYRUP for Children will
to let her child pass through the distressing
critical period OF eething without the aid VI this invaluable
preparation II life and health he es atcd by dollars
and cents. II Is worth.its weight in gold.
Millions Of Bottles Of Mrs Wnslows SrRuP
sold every year in the United States 1t Is old
tried remedy. Price only % bottle The genuine
article has the fac smile Of Curtis Perkins, New ork
each outside wrapper. lS-ly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12
MARRiAG E 8.

In this village Dec 5, by the Rev. j. La seur, Mr. EZRA
A. BROWN and Miss RoSETTE GOULD, both of Brattle-
buro.
In West Dover Nov p, by VIM H. Jones. ESQ, Mr.. DA.
NID &. MORRIS of Wilmington, and HANNAH e. CAR
.PENTER of Somerset.
In Wilmington Dec 2 by Rev. Mr. Bilou, Mr. FRANK
LIN ID. KNAPP of Marlboro, and Miss HELEN CROSBY of
In Marlboro, Dec 3, by the Mr. CARLEY
p WHITNEY andSss OLIVE Il. MATIIEli, both Of MARI
boro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12
DEATHS 8.

In Rcadbro, Nov. 3Oh MIR ORyIs RICE, aged II years.
An industrious and peaceahle citizen
In Beruarison Mass, Dec. l. WILLIAM LOOK aged a.
In Cortland, y. ", Nov. 9. DANIEL T. ROu NDS, former
ly Of Leyicn.
In Trenton, Wis. Now g. CHARLES JARVIS NEW
COMB formerly Of Bernarison aged CT. An old printer.
In Londonderry, Nov 10, LITTER sTOWELL aged SIS
years His death sudden and unexpected preceded by
illness Of only few days lie has been Tor upwards of
forty years Deacon Of the Congregational Church, faithful
ly dischargng all the duties connected with that office lie
leaves wife and eleven children who deeply his loss
The family permitted assemble at the funeral with
the exception Of three pay their last tribute Of respect to
their deceased parent
Gle sleeps alone, he sleeps alone,
But yearly is his grave-turf dressed,
And still the Summer vines are thrown
In annual wreaths across his hreasti
And still the signing Autumn grieves,
And strews the hallowed spot with leaves. Con-.
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STAT OF vERM MONT

- NiNDhAN totNiN, SIS.
tn. foregoing Petition being presented to and Il appear
ing that the lihelce resides without this State
is Orfcrci That she be summoned to appear and
said Libel before said Court at the time and place afOrc
said, by publication Of the together with this order, three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Ph1niX, newspaper
printed lruchoro, IN sail County II Ninlham the last
Of which publications shall he at least six weeks prior to the
session u the Court which said Petition is rerunabl.
Dated Newiane in said County N Win1ham, this
frst aysof December, A. II. 1887.
MILO l.. BENNETT,
Judge Supreme Court.
Krygs n Howe, Attorneys for Petitioner. 40
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

To the Honorable Supreme Court, u the State Of
vermont. next be- holden Mt Npsfarc IN and for tho
County II windham, the fist MoudU following the
srcond Tuesday next sfor the fourth Tuesday In Janu-
sry
TENlfE Petition ~ the undersigned HARRIET llCKB, Of
Vernon. In said Count, of Wihhau, respectfully show
eth that Northampton In the County II Hampshire and
State If Massachusetts, the Thirteenth Day OF September
A. D. 1919. shc by d. Vi. Crane minister Of the Cos
pei duly authorized tn soennize marriage lawfully mar
lied to HENRY luRD of said Northampton. That from
time she lived with her ssi husband NJ said Notamp
IN strict observance towards him II all the duties reur
c b, the marriage for the term Of four dur
Ing which time the said Henry " IInrd treated Pe.i
TONER with ntrabe severity, making impossible for her
to live longer with him.
And your Petitioner further represents that At the time Of
her separation from the said Henry lie residing at said
Northampton hut since time the said Henry has gone
parts unknown your Petitioner, but she verify be-
neyc4 IL stiil In std State Of Massachusetts,
And Petitioner further rcpresonts that for the lAst
three years she hts resided at Vernon In said County Of
Wnlham and State Of Vermont.
Thsre Petitioner prays that the bonds or matri
mon, EXISTING between them may be- dissolved
Dat Il at Vernon, aforesaid. aud sgnsi this fra, day
Of December, A. D. 1867
HARRIET IIrRD
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AMERICAN HOUSE,


LEWIS RICE, Proprietor, respectfully announces
EExA that he has resumed the Old plan " manag CEMENT
nX&,U rs existed before the alteration Trial Of
EEIE the European system in this Hotei proves that al
RlH though the Advantages great, yet the plan is
better adapted for the smaller class " hotels.
The accommodations and the House I'M
surpassed and the recent Improvements and alterations Tor
the comfort Of guests, leave nothing to be desired
Rps,on, Sept. Is, 1861. Sm3s
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A CARD ToTuELADIEs. DR.DU-

IN 'ONCU'S FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS
lufbc In removing stoppagos or irregularities" Of the
These Pills nothing but have been used
by the Doctors tor many hoth IL France aud America
with unparalleled in every and he urged by
many thou aud LADIES who have used them. to make The
Pills Public for the alienation Of those suffering FROM
Irregularities OF whatever well to prevent prrg
those laGi-s ~ho<e health will not permit in
ofiamy Pregnant trna those surprising them
selves utoncd against using these Pills while
naD the proprietor responsibility after the
above admoniton, although their mdness would prevent
any mischief to health otherwise these pills recon
mendeI Full and explicit directions accompany each box
Price 81 per box
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent fer Dratteboro. Vt. Sold also BY Druggists
where.
u Ladies by enclosing him 81 90 to Dratteboeo Post
Office have the Pills sent conhdentiaylby return mail
Remember and ask for IN. DpOneos God'r PiAs sigma
turc on each box ly4j
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- T A TIE OF We Mt
- M,KLnoR0, y. 4.
Tie Prob ate Can't FIR sail District To all persons inter
ested 10 the Estate Of HOSEA KING ae Marlboro In
said District deceased, Greeting Whereas PATIAA KING
Administrative upon said Estate has made application to
this Court for extension Of the time heretofore limited
fr the settement OF her iminstraton are
therefore hereby notified that this will decide upon
said application the session thereof 10 be held at the Pro
bate ONCE in rattlehro, IN said District the asst Thurs
day Of December A D. 1851 when and where you may be
heard in the premises, II you 1T.
30 \. HoLBRo0K, LEICESTER.
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~ + TIE OF We II VI o N L
~ WNpH,N CoUNTY. SIS
The foregoing petition cnS presented to audit appear
ing that The Ihvl,e. resides without this state;
~ Orfered: That he he summoned IN appear and an
sail libel here sail Court at the time and place aro
said, by publication Of the together with this order
three week. successfully IN the Vermont phonx, newspa
per printe ra'tlchoo in said County Of Winham, the
last Of which publications shall he AZ least tx weeks prior
the Session Of the Court to which said petition is rctnrna
bic.
Dated st NEwF,SF in said County Of Winthaui, this
First isy of December A. D. 1867.
ISAAC y. REDFlELD.
tA,( Jtigs Syp0ft CoN!.
ktrFs IIows. Attys FIR Petitioner 40
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mr., MERCHANTS, CLERKS. B9oK;;KE El HR.,
XIV those intending to eceIns such mnad eI,,w ri
WRITE" now 10 TAIN" HON TO BEH r , and e,
snecss. Practical i Choice Of psrs Sh isga ana G9n
Price ~ crntsnusiin ~ cents. One uohe wiz
pay fur works IN paper or t in one sIss
10 nennil ENMI.ER MEs. Sc hr1adray, New foIk
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12

J, H. sTEBBINS, is selling sLEIGns very cheap for
Cash, In exchange for WOOD, LUMBER. Those whu
wish purchase will find for their interest to call and ex
anime them before buying elsewhere.
Brsttl' boro, Nov. 25th 1857. am4s
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~ 4 a Il IL OF V T. II NJ ON +
- DisTRi' OF WESTMINSTER. 8 :.
"a, Hon PTJLaie Court N District Of H,sm,tsi,r
TO all persons t,rrqte1 in the Estate Of CORNELIUS PER
ny late Of Londonderry, misunderstanding Whereas
CALVIN p MEAD administrator Of said Estate has made APP
pcation to said court representing that be ben
ci 70 the heirs and all interested in Estate
sell all the remaining real esta; 81 sad deceased which CON
ts OF the rvverion Of the dover therein situated in Lon
and hath brought here the consent IN writ
ing for sush sale of all the heirs said Estate reside In
this state and Of the guardians Of those who minors
You hereby notified that this will decide upon sad
Application al the session thereof he held at the ir. Of
iho Judge OF said court in rownhend in said district on
the first Wednesday in January A. D. 1865 when and where
You may BE- heard in the prcini'cs II you 1T
BENJA ". DEAN, Register
Grafton, Dec. 81 ls67. 20
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- L Il T. OF V L. IL MONT.
~ WEsrNlNsrER. SIS
The Hon Probate Cour' for the District OF Wcstmin ster
To all persons interested in the Estate OF ANsON HOW
ARD ate Of Janaica deceased. - directing You ar. here
by notified that his Court will decide upon the amp cation
OF the Widow of said deceased for assignment to her Of
personal Estate OF said deceased at the session thereof To be
held At the Office 81 the judge Of said Court in Townshend
IN sail District. the first Weneslay in January A. d
sjs, when and where you may he heard the premises il
YOU see ht BENJA. W. DEAN. Register.
Grafton Dec. "a, 1857. 20
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- T L OF YER MONT.
- MARLBORO, SIS.
TIE Probate C,m fer said District To all persons interest
ell in the Eeate ofJAMES HOLLAND, late OF Newf,ne
ceased Greeting e.
You are hereby notified that this Court will assign
nent to SARAH HOLLAND. widow ofsaid deceased from
the pers1nal property o said deceased the said district,
on the last Thursday II December A. D. 1851 when and
where you may he heard in the premises you IT.
oo y. H0LBB0ok, Register.
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~ Il Il u OF ' T. II NJ ON r
=, MARLBoRn, :. s.
The PrpJd, Court fur sad District To all persons interest
ed In the Estate Of SILAs sTICKNEY lat. VI whngham
deceased GREETING,
whereas, HARVEY STlCKNEY has presented this Court
an Instrument purporting tn be the last viii Of said
ed, for p ohae lou hereby notified that this Court will
decide upon the probate ~ said Instrument the session
thereof TO be held Mt the Probate Office in Brattleboro in
SAM District on the last Thursday Of December A. D. 1871
wnen aud where may appear and same if
you sec ut 1901 r HoLBRooK, Register.
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---- IMPROVED SYRINGgS.- -

.~yl\- Z 7
6s q. sy ... sa.S 's s9i@'; y.a
~ facility adult paiien and Is recon- h
the lie acted Syringe In the Nartet
up in smsl case vii, Fable aud Pamphlet insr cton,
when and nov use snd sold al wholesale BY
MOREY SMITH iIrehi 81 ana at retail BY Druzg'
throughout the united Sta,si and British Provineca
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HAHLBONIli >. .
T6e Probate Court for said District To all whom
You hereby rotiied that EMILY BOYDEN Guardian
of ALENASDER BOYDEN, Of Guiford In sail District
has made application in writing to this Court for license
sell the Shop Mill and Wntrr Power belonging her sail
warl situated in st Guifrl. the ground that such
sale will be beneficial to him and that this Court will
eide upo said application the Session thereof 10 be held
at the Probate Office. brseborn District on the
last THURSDAY II december A. D. 1851 when and where you
ms, be- heard in the premises, II you fit.
30 y. HOLBRO0K Register
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-14
DEATH OF GEN. RUSK.

The ", 0. Picayane of the 9th, publ
shes an extra from Nacogdoches Chronicle,
of the Both ult,, from which we make the
following extract:
A gloom hangs over our people--a mys-
terry, thus far, is connected with the mat
ter. We can only give the facts, and
mourn the sad stroke which has thus de-
prived Texas and the South of a valued
and useful champion,
Gen. Eusk has, ever since the death of
bis lady, suffered under mental depression
which at times bore him down beneath its
weight He has, to great extent, seclud-
ed himself from society, and lately that
despC ndency has been more marked and
apparent to those familiar with him. A
severe illness from which he was Just re-
covering, had Frustrated him for weeks,
and he was suffering greatly from a rising
on the back of his neck.
On yesterday evening, about o'clock,
his family hearing the report Of gun
and the fall of body, ran to the spot, and
found him lying dead upon the ground,
behind the gallery at the back Of the house,
with a rifle under him. A corners jury
was summoned, from whose verdict we ex-
tract the following:
"The cause of his death was gun-shot
(rife) wound on the fore part of the head,
inflicted from a rifle gun held in his own
hands and discharged by himself"
No further clue can be given to this
mystery. No papers or writings of the
same day have been found, except letter
addressed to gentleman in New Orleans
ordering tombstone for his wife, witt
this inscription: T.|
"Blessed are the pure in heart, for Thy shall
see God"
Let the people mourn the loss of mar
who, on the field Of battle, and in tn,
councils of the State and nation, ha:
proved himself to be worthy the proud
already accorded him in the affections o
the people,
A duplicate of this extra sent us by
correspondent in Nacogdoches contain
the following hasty postscript
can inventory of all his property wa
found in a portfolio, and the value Of tn
same divided by the number of his chill
dren He was buried this evening viii
masonic honors An obituary addres
was delivered by the Hon w b OchiltreC
which will appe ar in the next Chronicle
glong With The full evidence in the matter
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-14
For the Chronicle.
TO MISS M S.. ~
By EpNNA CORA.
IFnr The Chronicle

Dear Mat, could any wish of mine
Give TO thee joy, or tless thee more,
The brightest hopes of earth were thine,
And should be, till thy life were Ger;
Then in my heart the wish would rise
To make thee blest beyond the skies.
Could friendships ray drive from thy brow
A shadow that could linger there;
My own would gladly cheer thee now,
And make thy sky serene and clear,
No stormy clouds should intervene,
Nor grief, nor fears frown dark between.
Iwish the purest joys, my friend,
The sweetest hopes that life can bring,
Forever in thy heart to blend
With the loveliest flowers Of Spring.
But may no thorns be hidden there,
To sting thy heart with grief or care;
Thy sky Is fair and cloudless now;
Oh! may it ever SO remain;
MAY not shallow cloud thy brow,
To mar thy joy or give thee pain;
May sunny skies be ever thine
And life's bright dreams be joys ems hrIned
l love thee, Mat, tho far away
/ still would ever claim from thee
Within thy heart one gentle ray,
Sand place in thy memory" PISS"
That newer friends can never fill
Nor time, nor absence ever chill.
July, 1857.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-14
WASHINGTON, Aug. s

The Navy Department this morning re-
ceived letter from flag officer James Arm
strong, dated from the United States ship
San Jacinto, at Hong Kong, May %, in
which he says, that, from the enormous
force the English are collecting at this
station and the arrangements they are ma
king for its permanenoy, it is clear that
China is to be compelled to throw off her
exclusiveness. He adds that there will be
total of sixty vessels mounting 7S3 guns.
Accompanying this force are several sea-
going hospitals and transports, with q
very large supernumerary medical staff,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-14
-. W. inritn n4lnniinn ~ nn nrticle.

bSe- we invite attention 10 an afLiclej
on first page, from the Richmond Wing,
on the subject of parties in 1860. The
views there set forth, are based upon strong
probabilities, and no one should be sur
prised at a thorough reorganization Of
parties In the next Presidential election
Should considerableportion Of the south
ern bogus democracy resolve that the
South shall no further be sacrafced to a
sham nationality, that portion must ally
itself with the American party-the only
one struggling for the peace of the coun-
try, and for equal and exact justice to all
its parts. Such an alliance will effectually
crush southern locofocoism; and should
the Americans Of the North stand firm
as we are assured they will-there can
exist, in that section but two parties-the
abolition and the American; and for the
reason, that the loss of the federal spoils,
and the settlement Of the Kansas difficulty
will effectually dissolve the democratic
party in the North, as well as the Black
Republican; the more radical taking sides
with foreign -catholic-abolition interest;
the conservative arraying themselves on
the side of their country
But, on the contrary, should party drill,
and the cohesive power ofpublic plunder"
overcome the spirit of disafection, now so
manifest in the South; should the impulse
of patriotism, now clevating a portion of
the democracy above party, subside, and
prepare them to concede yet more to the
North, northern democracy will stand
ready to aid them in another plundering
expedition, and while gloating over the
rapid decline of southern power, and
shuckling over dastardly southern treason,
will hold conventions and pass resolutions
of the most national and patriotic charac-
ter to be read to southern audiences, and
10 bolster up the cause of southern traitors
This has long been the fraudulent game be-
tween the two wings which has so often
won, and will win again, unless reviving
sense of honor and duty shall interpose
to defeat it. This is the question-will
southern locofocoism come to the rescue
of the South? We fear not. It's leaders
are too dishonest, and its masses too gross
lyignorant. Tohope, then, for a favorable
change, is to hope against experience
against deep-soated political depravity
that sneers at honesty, as an Anticipated
superstition, and against mass of pre-
JUDGED ignorance perfectly impervious to
reason and truth.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-14
TRIBuTE OLE RESPECT

At called meeting of Clarksville
Lodge No 8, held 4th August, A, D. 49,
81, A. L. 1857. "a"
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, Our friend and brother, DR..
JAMES n THURsToN, is no more, He has
been cut down in the prime of manhood,
a severe loss to his relations, friends and
brethren.
Brother Thurston died at the residence
Of his mother, in GAINESVILLE, this morn
ing at O'clock.
Hewas dutiful son, an afTectionate re :
latiOn, kind friend and worthy and es-
teemed brother. Therefore,
ResolUed, That we will attend the fune-
raj of Brother Thurston to- morrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock,
Resolocd, That we will wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days, for the
loss of our brother.
RcSolced, That We tender our sympathies
to the relations and friends Of our de-
ceased brother, and that copy of these
resolutions be furnished them, and also
published in the city papers of Clarks-
Vile.
s KELLOGG, W. NJ.
! II II COuTTrp Cac'v