Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
Death.

Two OF our leading and most estimate cit;
zenS have this week been summoned from tim
10 eternity. The first of them, MARION Gprr.
Esq, breathed his last on Sunday moro;ro .eo
several weeks of great Suffering with pulmo
nary consumption. Being necessarily mucb !,
public life, from the offices he held be ,yo
widely known; and, by his faithful discbaro.
OF duties, commanded, in an eminent deoreo
'ne confidence and esteem of the entire com.
nuni'y. On Tuesday his remains were follow
ea 10 Bethel NJ. E. Church by large concou rse
OF friends. By the death of Mr.. G. the oficos
OF postmaster, Justice of the Peace and Notary
Public, have been made vacant.
DIR. RICHARD s. CULBRErH, on. Tuesday
morning. was very suddenly smitten down bv
'he hand OF death. Nearly a year since. he
was p'ostrated by paralysis, from which. after
several months, he partially recovered. bu, No,
suinclently to resume the practice of medicine
oy MS urbanlty OF manners he had won the
respect OF everyone, and at the time of his first
Illness possessed very extensive practice
NO man could have had fewer enemies Uo
was in his usual health on Tuesdav vn,I q
clock' when he was taken very sick aud died
shortly after ii, from al attack of apoplexv
Inc remains of DIR. c. will be inferred at the
Presbyterian burial ground Friday afternoon at
2 O'clock.
AT A MEETING OF THE PHys,r,,xs of H.,
Iown OF Smyrna, held this (Wednesdav W morn.
I"g' at o clock, at the office of DR.. W Cum.
"ii"s' Dr. John ID. Perkins was called to the
cna'r' Ga ana Dr. f. ID Daley appointed secretary
"" GIo'Ion, Drs. VIM. Cummins, E. ID. DALEY
anu H. o. w. Hlrons, were appointed a com.
mittee TO draft Resolutions expressive of the
sense OF the faculty, relative to the daa,h ofl
Their late fellow-practitioner DIR. r. 8 CrI.
BRErH. The committee reported the following
preamble and resolutions, which wer. nnan;9
meusly adopted: O"""'-
WHEREAS. Almighty God, in the exercise of
an AIlwlse Providence, has removed from onr
niost our late friend and colleasue. RIcuApn
). CULBRETH, M. d.; therefore,
L. ResotUed, That we receive the announce-
nent OF his demise with feelings of profound
sorrow. P'''o'"u
z. Res0IUed, That we deeply svmuatbize
with the family and friends of the deceased in
heir bereavement. ''U i"
body. 1'' 'uie'a'i'n
T. RESOLVED, That copy of these resolutions.
.gneu cy 'he ofhcers of the meeting, be sent TO
ne family OF the deceased and published in tho
Smyrna Times" - '''
I'm n JOHN D. PERKINS, Chm.
CoNcERT.-Mr. Kemmerer, assisted bv HE
'uplis'-eIghty in number, ranging between
ne ages OF and IL years of age,-will give
Concert at Wards Hall, tomorrow Crburs-
ay) evening. Mr.. Kemmerer has been givino
course OF twelve, or sixteen lessons, and from
lls novel manner has succeeded TO a wonderG,I
egree' IN learning these young juveniles cor
eel vocal sounds. The notices of the press
where Mr.. X. has been, speak of his suecc - ~
he highest terms. See advertisement.
W We are indebted TO Mr.. Adam Dadv far
large Dwarf Pear (misnomer at least in re.
'ard to the fruiD which weighed exactly three
uarters OF pound. Mr.. ID. has several kinds
Vn'ch nave riPened at different periods since
uIy: The pear just referred to was of the
Burieu Diel" variety, and with care NAV be
ePt through the early part of winter
VI Inc notice sent US by r. G. M, for last
'eeKs paper, was not received until after the
'sue.