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Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

WILL. sell on good time and at a reasonable price
4 the following property, viz:
NV Residence on the east side Of Fox River comprising
"a l03-bciHs 100 feet front and zoo Feet
deep. 1t is beyond question the hanGsomest location
for IL residence in the city OF OTTAWA. Tie GROUNDS are
adorned with the very choicest kinds OF shFubeTy ana
shade trees the garden apple, pear, pinTn and
peach trees in bearing condition; also plenty o. grape
vines currant. COOS berries, raspberries and straw
berries IL short every thing desirable FOR ease and COM
fort is pro videG for.
Also 800 acres OF good prairie land New Michigan
AMI Pontiac Livingston coGnty.
Lots /, ., and s. Block y, Ottawa, -
Lots and D subdivision OF Lots 10 and II, BLOCK 81,
Lot l3 Block SO; all good business Lots.
All Of the above valuable property IS offered at rea
sOnable price and time to suit the pGrciaser
nov6 VI. OSMAN.
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Valuable Real Estate FOR sale,

TWENTY THREE 10 ACRE LOTS,
III WING and half miles northeast Of the Court
llHouse, ia Ottawa, sui able for gen-uen's resden-
Gardeners Nurser ymen, which will sell for
small sum down, the balance sue "a cannot
fail suit purchasers. Some Of thes
sirbe sites for residences being elevated and
splendid view of the city of Ottawa and surrounding
country besides being excellent land for cultivation.
Also 10 acres west -f and adjoining the city limits
Also, Lots and 10, in subdivision of Lot ., Ottawa
City, near the west school house.
Lot l, Block 4, Glovers Addition to Ottawa.
THE EMPIRE HOUSE,
Situated in South Ottawa. This is a very desirable ia
vern stand, and will be sold exchanged for farm
lands in this county.
TIE NATIONAL HOUSE,
Situated on La Sale Street in the city of Ottawa VIII be
sold cheap or exchanged for lands in this county.
Also, large quantity of lands in Bureau county, Hi
nes, will be sold cheap exchanged for property
the city of Ottawa county of La Sale
Also, two small houses and Lots east of Fox River
ALSO FOR SALE,
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VI j. sAIk4N.
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!. AOINEGIUS.
!. WHITMsEE. YOHf.dc.
t,,x pro,erfy sar Su,e

81 x. X. will be the convenient places 20 stop
.or those wishing 2" Examine IA- land
Bruce Jaiy ,. 1888. WILLIAM STEAWS.
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iarai estate.
For 17e.

A PLEASANT residence in South Ottawa. large
N portion the purchase money can remain secursu
on the premises for a of years; or will be ex-
changed for farming land. o,-,.
deci1 JOHN r. An ihc-N l.
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Money well Invested.

TENHE undersigned has ,5O1 acres Of choice uuim
Il prove farming lands, in La Sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, easy terms.
nv. GEO. AVERY.
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DAYTON r-,
Wooden Mandatory ].

yy1HE undersigned this method of informing theif
old customers and the public generally that We ~
ittin. INTO our Establishment this Spring achieiy ~
will enable US to out more that double the amoun.
Goods we have usually done; the demand for our docds
w,rraps this additions al Machinery, ana We nope 70 ~
satisfaction in exchanges of Weolen uoous o 49,.
We never have, and do not intend to cara INTO Soo
nortion Of cotton and sell il for all Wool. ouL svoos
warranted in this respect and also Tor auraDui'y
shall continue exchange for WOOL as formerly. 'ne ~
lowing kin Is of Goods Heavy Cassiineres,
Jeans Flanneis different kinds Blankets an1 StocA-
ing Yarn Considerable attention VIII De PAID 10 Sockn
Yarn orders will be filed for all the different graoes eno
Kinds of Yarn common Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed hsos
CIonded sr And we will manufacture, Tor merchants
and others Wool lots of hundred pounds and up.
wards into Stocking Yarn any Of the above kinds
goods on liberal terms for cash or Wool Also.
Cardin. and Spinning
VII, n. done in lots lbs and upwards At ID - 10
cents per pound :. zig
Custom Carding into Rolls "a D
win be done six cents per pound. Their nachinee
Will he clothed anew with the best of Cards, and with
nn experienced Carer they expect to have coed work
done Wool will be taken from the Depot 1t OTTAWA and
Ills returned within reasonable length Of time for de-
ing the work, which be sent lin strong sheess) nen
almost ANY part of the STATE at trifing expense.
Wool intended exchange for any OF the above kn4o
of Goods accompanied by the order may b ssnA
nv Railroad and the goods wiz % put ~ -
sent with promptness, according to order.
We would also say, that We have got our New Custom
and FIGURING Mill in operation, and persons wishing can
have their grinding done short notice, - have
plenty 81 water At all times. tmyl7l j. D. en-.
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4 Desirable Farm for sale.
OF l2O acres prairie and ~ acres of timber all IN
Brookfeld-a very comfortable house aud 10 acres
under the plough for sale very cheap" Possession
giy i'm IL
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GREEN'S MELL

ABOVE MILL,
Successor to the Old Pioneer,
HAS been rebuilt during year. in the most du
rable, substantial, and workmanlike manner, anu
almost without reference cost their motto mas oee
and is Excelsior" They have now
Three Kun OF ESHrrs
operation, which have been arranged expressly Ior
Custom Work, with everything entirely new and VIII
have tho fourth ri,n for Merchant Custom Work,
DIV in short time and when completed will be superior
to any Custom and Merchant Mill in the State. All that
thew ask is a fair trial they feel confident that with
their new mill and long experience (25 years) in the mill
ing business fully them in dfying al hoaord
be com None but the most experienced and &C
commodatihg millers are employer.
Cash paid for the best article OF Winter Wheat.
Dayton, April 5, 1856. J. d. GREEN
Dolls!
WAX Paper,- China, and India Rubber Dolls and
w Doll Heads, from cents to 81. Paper Dolls and
Furnites Also, large stock Of Toys at the Drug and
Book Store Of locsl Z. y. CRUCES: !
Pictorial Magazines ana Papers. ~
i HAVE large let. Back numbers Of these-Godey,
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Lands for Sale
For Sale !!

M LOTS in Sanger's Addition to Ottawa, and so
lOO Lots in Old Town and States Addition o Otta-
wa, for sale cheap. [augs] Up. SANGER.
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Tar .Sqk Notice

n OTTO is hereby given all whom It may
that sale Of Lands and Town Lots, for the
and costs due thereon the year 1857, held at the
door OF the Court House IN Ottawa in the County Of La
Sale and state Of Illinois, by the Treasurer said
County, the lJtE day Of May, ISIS, subscriber
purchased tho following described Town Lots, situated
said COUB y and that the time of redemption the
viii expire two years from the day Of said sale
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

TENIE pleasant a-i rocHy 4Ee.i,- house the cor
Il uer immediately ~as; Jf and opposite ths Episcopal
Church in OTTAWA. vii be- rented al low either foI
one year term q year, f's-r~-ian given Jmtue
diate'y. Tie house ia. roeu.s- Etrt-n, welt, els.
&c. and Is well adapted for boarding house
Apply 10 the subscriber, On ts premises.
aly-U-tI I'd. RETZ.
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Loss or Damage by Fire.

1Lo>S Oh btN1dSc ny f1res
TEflilS Company has been in existence
fy gears docs not issue policies of this State;
Has paid nearly Adif million dOtdrs for losses =
Has furnished insurance its members for less than
ttroHtTda tie price charged Gy tie best stock Conpd
mics 1t has the largest aud best secured capital of
insurance Company in the West.
Arr Egem nts have now completed, which
Die the Directors to pay al losses lriin Rnety days!
HeIchaHts have their stocks insured in the H.
linois Mutual and in of loss actually get their
money soon as is promised by any other Company
To the Fdrmer and the Uechdnic this Company has
become I state BeneroleRf association, in which, at a
moderate cost their homes and shops may be insured
the ravages of fire, with certainty that if de-
stroysd, they will receive the tcOle amount insured
without litigation. or Unnecessary delay.
~ mas become the Insurance company for The Poo
pie f IHfnOis.-annually saving large sums OF money
an TIE Sdte that would otherwise be taken out by TO-
reigL Companies. With all these inducements who
Afford uninsured in the Illinois Mutual,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Il. X. Hart, NJ d. Alton, John Atwood, Esq =, Alton,
Hon. Samu Wade, Alton, J. W. Schweppe Esq, Alton
Hon. ii. W. Billings Alton Il. f. Long NJ ID. Monticello
J. James, NJ. D., Up. Alton Elias Hbbard Esq, Alton,
T. Turner, Esq, Monticello, Hon f. A. Hoffman, Chicago
Hon. L. Trumbull, Atom l.. KeenbeI ger Esq, Alton
Hon Robert Smith, Alton, NJ G. Atwood, Esq. Alton,
Henry Lea, Esq, Alton
Benjamin F. Lon0, Prest. NJ. G. Atwood, Secretary
l. kellenberger, Treas John Atwood, asst Sec'y.
John BiaisIe, Gen. Agt- A. c. Hankinson, Ast Agf
Agents have been appointed in every County, and in
all the principal cities and towns in the State to whom
application for insurance may be made.
aug.1-ly WM. ". TRUE, igent, Otts tca.
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kSe:spisa3 a. Moving Machines.
fs9HE old fsvartr E-aping and Moving Machine, /" II.
q GfeeH's Itf.t.' wi. continue To be manufactured
by the undersigned. Al orders solicited early
possible only limited number Will be manufactured
the present year
ready Tor Inspection IA short tne and which
wife tie attention % thus- Interested.
Also Horse Powers rom TO warranted equal to
rlanl51 WA. C0GSWELI
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i STOCK or PATTERNS.

LHe4V0tttd ny a1Y Shop n the West.
All Oh patterns FOR Harvesters Tnreshing Machines,
and ar>, Powers also for Mills and Engines hand.
AL work done On shsrt notice and reasonable
prices. rJsulT. WM. COGSWELL.
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sOCIETf SETTLEMENT.

Mine the first iInpro begun upon the high
prairie ten since with only some half dozen farm
houses visible in the distance NON perhaps more lian
ys hundred farm houses, besides three lUuT Villages
nestle in planted groves.
In immediate vicinity we have good school Wiz.
upwards OF sixty children o. to 60 school; a
church, orgs niz-d five years OF the
g.iionai polIty, numbering about sixty members
and having regular pr, aching by minister they love.
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APPEARANCE or THE FARM AND GENERAL As
PECf OF TIE COUNTRY AROUND

There fo,Irns mills within miles,
and good water mill within SIX The latter has
IA mill ia connection with it.
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Take Notice!
fAsHE scr.ber offers for sale, on easy terms, WIN
b. perfect title, his HANDSOME TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING, the Of Illinois Avenue ana fii-
which has good and substantial ch.nHeys from
the basement, six furn shed with handsome
CRATES, gas fixtures with in all the rooms
ary coal and wood house, excellent carriage house,
and we'll Of with cistern- la the garden are
thrifty fiuii trees and shrubs strawberry beds and cur
rant bushes, excellent asparagus bed and beautiful
grapery, with prolific vines &c &c. The whole Is en-
closed with handsome iron rail ia front and picket
and board fence on the west. GEO. MANN.
y B-TeTms one thousand dollars down and the ba-
lance in yearly payments dec.O
Fine city Property for sale.
Il OTIS !, o. and 10, In Block /, in Green's Addton TO
IL Ottawa. These tots afford % the finest build
ing spots of Fox River. in OTTAWA They high
aud level have south front, and a gravel bed feet
below the surface thus iusTng Dig cellar There IS
GOOD NEW DWELLING HOUSE one Of them
They siN De- sold AZ bargain or changed Tor farm
land Tdeclo-2ml LAWRENCE WHITE.
To Rent
ri IE farDatn House and Furniture
- Railroad Depot. Ottawa, III. Apply TO
oci5 r r. PAY, E~ehaHGe R1nG-.
To Etrns-
WHY rr-lrl"iisis a-sraE house, situated within
- t-it ...u'-- walk uf ii.= Court HI4-r. Rent low
io oae ula ui. take good Of house a.l premise.
Enquire Of lse.iyl AFbEE" LYNCH.
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OTTAWA
Foundry md Machine Shop,

III HE late nrr Of GRIpLEr, CcG-wELL Co. having
x mutual dissolved their business relations
the -th ay Of December last undersigned hav-
iaz ar-au gel witi IS II ". Cu-hulsn and : B. Gridey
'rT their entire interest the F"undry. Will
CHl-r the business heretofore conducted by ;hem
sGI ~o..rrs continuance of he patronage bestowed
upon ta= 10 e firm.
ITir-- myself -stah'ife 81 TIE FIR: Foundry Otsa-
"a The year l>f-. aud continued the business Al
this place to the present tire, and having had or
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,V>HRER Houses and Lots to rent.
augS LIP SANGER.
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Ana or sale % al principal drugSsts Throughout the
Stat-s.
AHorier. should he directed to Wa NUDGE L CO,
Fa~'yi-. Madison Co., y. Y, d. l.. JSDSON CO,
Ne. 90 Leonard St., New YORK City augS
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Being situated on the high prairie grounds and
buildings be seen from any point of she compass
thirty miles A. the behoidsr stands in
/ my front yard and takes surrey OF the hCrizos
ouua he will look upon yue OF tito beautiful, love-
iy and grand landscapes 10 be found upon thu face
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

Miss has been appointed agent for the sale in this
city of Humphreys celebrated Homeopathic specihss
tie best for family sed. They are sold either
r complete IN cases, or by single walls bsok
with plain and full instructions accompanies each case
ocl5 FANNY NJ. EARL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12

The overland mail with San Francisco dates
of October Ii arrived at st Louis last Sunday
night. Great preparations were making at San
Francisco to receive Gen Scott. All the mill
tary companies and the surviving soldiers Of the
Mexican war would meet him on his arrival and
escort him through the city, while all classes of
people were preparing to pay him their tribute
of respect
The steamship Arizona, from Brownsville,
Texas, on the 2d inst, has arrived at New Or
leans. Cortinas and his band continued their
depredations, threatening the inhabitants with
fire and sword.
Senator Gwin will at the carlieM period in
the next session of Congress bring forward the
Pacific railroad question with more than his
usual energy.
On the 10Th inst Rev. William S. Cilev alb
seconded from Dexter, Me-. carrying with him a
daughter of Rev. j. +. Withercll Her father
was soon appraised of the fact, and followed in
pursuit, as soon as possible but he was unable
to follow or trace them The citizens of Dex-
ter have taken the matter in hand, and will rem
der the afflicted father all the aid in their power
"YEs," is the lovers password to the king
dom of heaven. into which it permits him to
cner and find the angel his heart has sought
for.
Sometimes, we doubt and sometimes this
same YES" has proved password into the
kingdom of h--ymcnal discord and mysery
where the lover has found, not the angel he
sought for, but the devil he dil,,t seek for
Boston Post.
4 man died of opoplcxy, the other day, at
Michigan. The next morning the coroner had
an inquest, when the following verdict was re-
turned; "Died from visitation of one beat
steak eight cold potatoes, and fried pie
Sensible jury, thar.
Mr. Ward, the American minister to China
did not go to pekin in box, that is not in
close box, but the Chinese chariot which con-
yeyed him and his party was as like box as
anything known among the outside barbarians.
letter from one of the party describes the
vehiclc:--
1.-The body was aboutisix feet long by three
wide and four high from the floor to the top in
side. The entrance was in the front, the minis
ter, commodore, and all, being obliged to climb
over the shaft, and then, climbing in head fore
most, adjust body, arms, and legs, according to
the space they had to occupy. AS there were no
seats in the vehicles, they were content, rather
obliged, to seat themselves on the floor. which,
however, was comfortably cushioned, with body
and legs at right angles. TO add to the remem-
brances of these state codcbeS if not the pleasure
of their motion, the shafts rest ON the axle with
out springs, and the tires of the Wheels instead
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12
PARTICULARS or Az INDIAN Orrn,Gr-Tb.

PARTICULARS OF Az INDIAN OrTRAGE-Thc
following account is given Of an Indian massa-
ere which occurred on the western plains, Au-
gust 10Th. \ train Of five wagons from Iowa,
going towards California, was attacked, plum
dored and burnt. and siNty-eight head of cattle
and one mule driven of, on the morning Of
August 20th, in canon seven miles west of
Marsh creek, on Subjects cut off. The train
was fired upon by Indians in ambush. A. l..
Root of Louisa county, Iowa. was killed on the
spot. Jacob w Paulin of Muscatine county.
Iowa. was wounded in the leg and arm both
broken) and left for dead. Mr. Forcom and
Thomas Blunt from Shelby county, Iowa, were
both wounded in the side Several others were
shot through their clothes. The company were
compelled to retreat, there being 10 chance for
defense.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12
L CLEAR clsE E0R ACrL0N

The Constitution states that proofs are in cx-
istance, "rrcsisiblc in the mind of every man
who has the capacity to appreciate or the hon.
csty to admit truth, which convict Senator Sc.
WARD. Mr.. GIDDINGS, Mr.. SMITH, and numbers
of other chiefs of the Black Republican Party.
as accessories or accompices in the crimes of
treason and Instruction"
Now this is talking the completely of Mcssrs.
SEWARD and GIDDINGs, and their friends in Old
BRowNs proceedings, out of the category of
vague rumors and partisan yitupcraton and
putting it in the shape of direct and positive
charge, made, too, by the official organ OF the
Government. There is no mistake whatever
about the meaning of the phrase, accessories
and accomplices in the crimes Of treason and
Instructions" and proof which is "irrcsistiblc
in the mind OF every man who has the capacity
TO appreciate and the honesty to admit truth"
will certainly satisfy any ordinary jury in the
United States. So that, with this statement
before us, we can 10 longer feel any doubt as
to the course which Mr.. BUCHANAN, through
the Attorney General. is bound to pursue. We
were not before aware that he felt satisfied as to
the completely of SEWARD and other Rcpub-
can leaders in the llarper's Ferry outbreak; but
now that We know he is satisfied, and that the
AttOrney-General can make out case against
them before jury, We feel bound to call on tie
Government to institute prosecution at once.
II SEWARD, GIDDiSGs, and their con(ieres are,
under these circumstances, allowed to remain
one week longer at large, and unndctcd. while
old BROWN lies in Jail under sentence of DEATH
we must say that Mr.. BuCHANAN and Attorney
General BLACK will render themselves both La
bic to the charge of guilty conniyance at these
same "crmes Of treason and instruction" and
of very gross and shameful neglect of duty.
Messrs GlDDINGS, and GREELEY. and SMITH
ought to be arrested at once and SEWARD as
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12
VALUA BILE TESTIMONY FAVOR
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.

: WAsHINGfON, y. c, june 10.
Having made Of the OGygcnded BtteYs prepared by
Ir Georse H. Green of Windsor, Vt, and from knowledge
obtained Of their efficacy in other cheerfuy
mend them to the public believing they will fully sustain the
recommendation Of the proprietor We hope that this val
liable remedy may be accessible to all the afflicted.
WIIti AZ l!pW1M' u. s. Senators from Vermoat
JAMES =. SIMMONS, u. S. Senator from Rhode Island
j. T. MoREllEAD, S. Senator, and formerly Cover
nor Of entucky.
l. II. ARNOLD. formerly Gorcrnor Of Rhode Island.
WIN. GOUDBRlDGE, tate Governor Of Michiqan.
Its success IN severe cases Of DYSPEPSIA, ASTHMA,
AED GENEKAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM, places it
among the most wonderful discoveries in medical science
has given reputation beyond any remedy known for
these mplants in all their various forms.
Prepared by SETH ". FOwLE X Co, Bosrov and for
sale 10y l. y. THORN and JosgPH CLARK, Brdtfeboro A.
DrNILEs Wesi Brattieboro Il, BIRcHARD, Dnmnorsfon
BAkER HRwErr, PutEeyi n. WILCOX, ". Uestminster
JEnkL SWIFT, UiimHgton 5. ?. MILLER, FaystteuHe;
o. L. SHERMAN, HihGmsuiHe W. f. HowE, Douer J. G.
llIGGiNs, UdrdsboTo', and by dealers everywhere.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12

No medicine is prompt in its action in Of Cho
era Cholera Morbus, SC, than Perry Davis Pain Killer.
the acknowledged antdote which seldom fails il applied in
Its carly symptoms Nc family should without bottle Of
it ways hand.
The stain linen from the Of the Pain Killer easily
removed by washing it In alcohol.
Davis Pain Killer particularly efioacous in cholera
morhus bowel complaints and other diseases to whbh the
natives Of Burmah from their unvhoesome style living
ecuasy exposed 1t valuable antdote to the poi
son Of Centiped,s, Scorpions, Hornets, &C.
Rev. j. Benjamin, late Missionary in Burmah.
Sold by Druggists and dealers in family medicines.
JOSEPH CLARK, l. y. THORN, Agents, Bratteboro
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DIIATHS,
9th, NATHANIEL cHAMBERLIN,

In warisboro, Nov. 9th, NATHANIEL CHAMBERLAIN,
aged W years.
MIR Chambern the last Of the long list Revolution
airy Patriots in this town vicinity lie born lamp
ton, Mass, Sept 81, 1860, and therefore quite 10
years oil at the commencement u the struggle for indie
pendence, yet he in the fight in the ghborhoe OF Hos
aud afterwards New York; which services he has
received his couutrys gratitude under the Act of 1899.
lie To the OF Warlsboro in 1900 when the town
comparatively new, and although his politics such
that he cond much Office yet he took active
part in the improvements Of the day.
lie ardent supporter of Thomas Jefferson and
Of eight In the who dared support Democratic
and measures 1872 1t Is he was decoyed away
1924, many voted with the opponents Of the
Democratic party insisting however, thu they the true
Democrats But let he proclaimed, only for the honor
of th dead but for the qualification OF his descen
dants, many years before his death he his
first love.
lie early embraced his religious sentiment the salvation
Of all men, aud by that faith he lived and died this great
age ERASMUS pLIMPrOs.
Wardsbooro, Nov. 7, 1859.
In Orange, Mass, Nov 9th, Mrs. A. wife of Rev. Asa
Country