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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
SPAIN.
MADRID, May |, 1859.

MADRID, May I, IeJJ.
The Government has applied to the Cortes for au-
thcrty to increase the army 100 600 men, in order 10
protect the neutrality OF the country during the war IN
Italy.
The Madrid Journals of the 2Sth ult. state that il
believed that had been resolved pass withou. de-
lay the bill for the levy of =, 900 men.
The Espaaa says:
1--WE learn that the Government has just received a
telegraphic dispatch from Embassador at Rome,
expressing the opinion that is desirable to increase
the garrlsons Of the Balearc Islands by 10000 men, in
capitol by the spread of the revolution in Italy should
decide on establishing the Holy See in of Med
iterranean islands"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

give the ranes of The merntrr- Of The Provisional
Government ubadipo peruzzi was descT bed to me a.
man of the greatest energy, the best VI all 1s-cany
Malenchui ,he commander If the Le5 horn vsun'eeI5
has been summoned hastily To- Forsnc He y also
uui,e man 20 rule ard organize. Corsi has been ap-
non,,d Director 4 the Police. A he wss the terror
OF Tire police If tue Old regime, and one OF the oet
managers OF the rational movement, rSu SEE puohc
or,,r conld be ,r,.sted IN no setter hanss
"Y,r do no, the nases Of R'e'in SaNagu"n,
P,r, olounnei @,r Guateris among tt.> numoer. IL l.
r, that thes> men have hsst their popularity p"r-on'
.livfsr r.r.a i,-they re-pected than ever;
bui ther. !. strong fcding againS those who brongh
ahout the -.stOraOn cf lS49, which keeps back all
those wlys had hand IN II.
1, yr,s stated q few days back, in telegrams and
nriyate letters thai the bridge Of Buaora had been
bnwp by the AustrisIs. This bridge formed via
duct q the railway between Novara and Milan; and 1t
now appears, by dispatch from Beinzona in the
suisse Of Berne that il the Piedmontese who on
retiring, destroyed the bridge.
"The Cravellore, named in the French official tele-
grams announcing the invasion OF Pledn0ntese frrl-
toy by the Austrian trovps is canal which runs from
the Tcino winds about three kilometres to the west
and turning east again, rsjoins the ieno below the
bridge Of Pavia. Cus-alo, to which point the Ans
irans had penetrated by Abbiate Gras7o, aud which,
by a mistake was confOunded with Casale IN some OF
the elerrarns il little village near Eigevano IN the
| Province of Novara. The niarket-tosn of Aooiate-
! Grasso memorable ~ the place where the Chevaner
Bayard died in 1924 is Lombard soil, and - sltn'
| ated on the River NavigGO-Grande, about hiteeh
| leagues from Pavia.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

Pans, May 4-Mdi,ary vplas'sers for t'o years
src accepted.
A wsr crcdi, of ninety millions OF francs Is to be
opeued.
loan of five bundrci millions francs is to be con-
tracted by national subscription.
ST. PrrERsBURG, May 3.--Ths official Journal -
authorized To declare met positively tpa' there exists
m ,es,v of alliance offeusiy, aud 4. frnsiye between
Russia aud any other Pos"r whatever.
Cousol. closed ON the IN . % ag0, money and
account.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
FRANCE.
Correspondence Of The London Daily News.

Correspondence Of The london Daily News
PARIS, Monday evening.
A telegram from Marseilles, which has not been
made public, brings piece Of news which gives rse
10 extraordinary copiectures, namely, that French
commercial vessels have received warning from
Government that it is not safe to eaye the port Oi
Marseles.
The Pogs throws uncertainty upon all reports as TO
the precise day on which the Emperor will leave Paris
ana with regaid to nfereuces drawn from the prepara-
tons of persons his suite, observes that all Is ready
to start hours notice. and that consequently, no
previous orders are necessary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
GERMANY.
THE GERMANIC CONFEDERATION.

"FRANkFORT-ON THE-MAiN, May >. 1917
"An extraordinary sitting OF the Federal Diet was
held Yesterday at which the Austrian Embassador ex-
planned the reasons which had induced the nperor to
order the advance of his troops into SARDINIA.
"The Austrian ambassadors communication was
then submitted by the Diet to the Committee for the
Management Of Military Affairs"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
PARMA.

PARIS, Tuesday, May 8.
"Ybc Monfewr Of to-day contains the following
telegram: s,-.....;.
90 public manifestation was yesterday made by
the populace before the Royal Palace The oihCers'
in the name Of the army demanded the union oi then
troops with the PiedmVtese forces.
- The Duchess quilted Parma after haNing, ap'
pointed Coutcil of Regency composed OF her MINIS
iers The Princes have also left this morning.
"'Pubhc order has not been disturbed.
THE Moarcsr also states that at o'clock to-day
the Senate and the Corps Legisatif will receive com
muuiC alton from the Government.
The Monite~r of Yesterday contained the following
telegram:
parma Sunday evening.
"a public manifestation mas yesterday made by the
pOpuace before the royal palace. The officers III the
name of the army demanded the union Of their troops
with the PielmonteSe forces. The Duchess quilted
left this morning. Public order has no. been dis
turbed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
LATEST PER ARAGO.

BY Telegraph from London to Liverpool.
NIENNa, May 3.-The Austrian army has advanced
without any serious combat TO Cambro Cazzo aud
Lomello.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
TUSCANY.

The Turin correspondent of The Ners, under date of
April 80, says:
81 have letters from Tuscany Of the sSth. They
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
SARDINIA.

"TURIS, Monday evening, May2
"Gen. Gyulai has imposed on the town oi NoVara
the demand OF heavy contribution Of provisions ana
forage under pain, Of noncompliance oi hne
of FIVE times the value oft supply required
mThe nsi ians have occupied NerceIh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-20
tReported fer the Lsadorl
UNITED STATES COURT.
Trial 0f.A. wsnlnalsa siav. R..s.. Ca.
twelfth DAY.

CLEvELANp, April ls.
. twelfth DAY.
Court convened at o'clock, Judge WILSON
presiding Examination of John @. Bacon con-
tnped, Being In substance as heretofore re =
ported,
John @, Cochran. the Clerk Of the Mason
county Court, Ky, gave his testimony relative
to the issuing Of the power of Attorney from
Bacon 70 Jennings for The recovery of the slave
John. In relation to the legal mode Of convey
ing slaves from one owner to another, he said
that by special statute of Kentucky, slaves are
considered as "mixed property" being partly
real estate and partly personal property. A
married woman. holding slave in her own
right, cannot convey it 10 another person, with
out executing deed in conjunction with her
husband for such transfer.
ANDERSON JENNINGS repeated the testimony
which he gave on the former trial He testi.
fed that Boynton was fully informed of the ar.
rangement made with his boy Shakespeare fol
getting possession Of the boy John. He told
BOynton that he had the boy Shakespeare en-
gagged to 60 and get the boy down to the house
he told oil who went into the room at yelling.
ton that the boy was fugitive slave. He read
the power of Attorney to them and showed il
to several. They all talked with the negro as
to where he came from and belonged
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MORNING LEADER.


Deassraiis Ooati aud DSmocrate Organ.
Az the JefIries Court blows, the Plaindealer
pipes The stops ar, skillfully fingered
There are no discords When tho Court blows
high, the Dealer faIsettos--when the Court
loses wind. the Dealer "dies away like a swan
Thus the Court and Dealer "sOund the octave"
together
Judge WILLsoN-Ths is speoial Jury 80
lected and struck 10 try these cases, and L was
proper for this Jury 70 proceed with the cases
Dealer's Saturday RePOrI.
NEw JUBY.- Among the many extrsordi-
nary demands Of Counsel for the Oberlin Res
cuers is that Ofa new Struck Jury TO try each
aud every case, SOmo thirty in ali. At the f6-
quest Of the defendants special Jury was sum.
mOned in their behalf, not 60 try any partieu
lar one but to try them ALL That Jury was duly
empanneled and has duly tried and found
guilty, one Of the Rescuers That Jury is now
objected TO for the further trial Of these cases,
because the facts being the same in all the
cases their opinions are necessarily made up
That is the misfortune Of tho prisoners, not OF
the Jury, &e., 6e.--Dediers Saturday Editorial
The case OF Q. H. LangstOn was then called
when counsel for defense challenged The array
on the ground of having already decided upon
all the points in the case save one The Court
held, that as the indictment wSs mainly identi.
cal, except as to the name Of the defendant, the
objection was good, and ordered new jury
Dealers Monday Report. t. 7
A NRw JURY IN THE REscuE CAsR-Judge
Wilson gave it as his opinion this morning that
it would be improper for the cd jury to sit in
the balance of the cases, inasmuch as the in
dctments were the same as in the case convic-
ted We are glad Of the decision. No consci.
entious juryman would allow himself to sit in a
case where his mind was necessarily made up
and several we know bad made up their mind
to ask to be excused
A new jury is to be empanelled for eacl
subsequent caSe,--Dealsr's Monday Editorial
Strange that harp Of single string
| ghnuld keen in tuna IN lono
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-20

THR CAMFBsLLsy--Tbere is hardly better band
Of mnstrels travelling than MOrdo a Herman iez
Troupe, now playing At tho helOdeon. In the first
place. their brass band is q most excellent one and
discOursea eloquent music. Then their performers
are all good and we'll learned In their parts, AZ
well as ahe singers and musicians. Hernandez IL
wonderful performer upon the guitar. lie draws
cut Of It either fun band with baas drum and
eymbals, or tender melody which will draw tears
from the eyes Of tho bearers. he Ia also success
full rival Of the RaVels in grOlssque and Incredible
disposition Of his india rubber limbs "The magic
mill" last night was series Of astonishing feats.
Go and see them tonight Il Is the last OF their
stay. And IA Hernandez benefit night. Let every
brother Join 10 the expedition TO the helOdeon.
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New RnnIlr In Ohio.
Nc Sac journal Oh the lpLh say,

lhe state Journal OF the Asth says
We learn from the State Department that
two new banks are about to commence busi.
ness in this State, viz The Farmers Bank of
Cambridge" at Cambridge, Guernsey county
s. b. Clark, President, with q capital Of S25,-
600. "Wool- Growers Bank" at Cleveland,
with capital of S25 900, and privilege Of in
oreasing tol S500,0OO This Bank was organ.
ized Jan. II, 1857, but has taken no steps to
90 into operation until Of late.
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New Patents.

Patents were issued to the following Ohio in
veAtorS during tho week eniing April 18th
A b. Latta of CinOinnati for improvement
IN steam generators.
Thos. W II. Moseley of Cincinnati for Inn
provement in attaching iron roofing.
James b. Parish Of Cleveland for improve
ment in cOfIee.pots.
John j. Sigler Of Martins Ferry, assignor to
himself and W. NJ Griffith d Co., Of same
place; for improvement in threshing machines
s. M Wade of Andover; for improvement in
rOtatory hanows.
w, II. Wilson Of Summerfe!d for improve
ment in plonghs.
G. Winter of Piqua; for improved adding
machine
Samuel LamOn and W. s. Gaskill of Van
Vert for improved device flr heating feed
water of steam boilers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-20

ER-Attorney General Woleott was suddenly
called from his pressing duties in the supreme
Court, Saturday, to hasten to tho death bed OF
his mother, who lived in Akron. Mr.. Wolcott
was in time to receive the last words of his ven.
cradle mother ere she departed THE life Stare
TournaI I0h
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ALE BURaErT Tile Yilitanla a the MslodeOn
70 morrow nIght viii Be highly amused and enter
tanned BY the peraopatops and Fscitations Of Bur
nett, who has 8 wonderful eloeuiopara power and
veln Of han0f which keeps ths sutsriainmsui
lively 1pa social, Go and - Ai9 by sp IsSn'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-20

GREAr RUN.--ThS Detroit billiard champions
are now no where on long run, The Regis
ter states that one Of the sandusky amateur
players, young Richard Benton, has, since the
Detroit matches, made in the carom game on
Sandusky table, run of two hundred and
sixty.nino points playing on white and red
balls, The Register ventures TO say that it il
the most brilliant run on record
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-20

Nine Lrvss LOST IN a Coal PT.-ThS gas
in the Glover Hill Coal Pits, in Chesterfield Co.,
Va, exploded on the 18th, and instantly sufIo-
Gated nine workmen, four whites and FIVE ne
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-20

The rush at Hawks g. Bros last night at six
O'Clock was erused by the arrival Of the Ledger.
These genflemen sell 1900 every week, and the
number b eonstahtiy increasing. Ett.t.
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THE GERhIN INSURIyrE COMPANY
or CLEVELAND, OHIO. f84I
AJo1NTsTocK COMPANY

ogaaissd January e. 1909 updsr s lao afA Ssai
Capital stock 5000 shares at $40 each,
SecunSd BY keHt katRfe 81DO,O00.
MEYba Vice Presideut, JACOB hiUELRR, sectstaII
plnEgfORss-C. W Achmidt, J. Mayer, n Keller
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THE GERMAN INSURANCE. COMPANY Insurs,
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Ih kteE Astn. nanlbR2 hl JOHN WAGNER, Pres
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UNITED STATES CouRT.--The proceedings at
this Court are Of little interest The testimony Ia
substantially the same as on the hrst trial. The
witness jennings, who Is generally dull enough, be-
came quite animated yesterday afternoon, and
talked quite lively. He really was disposed to be
facetious on one or two points His examination
Is not yet ooncluded-see report
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Court adjourned to Q O'Clock this morning

HOTEL Dumas, CINcENArI.-It will be noticed
by advertisement that this hotel has undergone a
thorough renovation, and has been enlarged and
newly furnished, 80 that Il now ranks among the
irsl clasa hotels In the Queen City. Travellers
stopping in Cincinnati viii do we'll to call at tho
Hotel Dumas before pitching their tent elsewhere.
The landlord, Alex. shamOtt d perfect specimen
Of man aud landlord, and the clerks ably second
his exertions in behalf ofhia guests. The Hotel ia
situated between 4ih and 9th streets, on lister
street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-20
AFTERNOON sRssioN.

The examination of Anderson Jennings was
continued. During the examination, Jennings
giving some testimony in relation TO the war
rant held by Lowe, the defcnce objecssd to any
evidence being brought forward as to that ar
rant, unless the warrant was produced in Court
Judge BELDEN said they proposed to show the
warrant before they get through He testified
that having offered to sell the boy for $1,000,
some one said to the crowd that there was a
chance to show their feelings and buy the ne
gro, and offered to give S5 toward the pdee.--
But nothing further was done He knew the
defendant LangstOn. Saw him in the upper
room of the hotel half an hour before the
rescue. He (Langston) talked with Lowe, who
asked him to assist in taking care of john
Langston refused, and said "You mil ht Just as
well give him up, for we are determined to
have him." Did not hear Lowe tell Langston
what authority he held tho slave by.
On the cross examination Jennings testified
| that BOcon had offered him a row lrd Of $500
or half the value of the negro for his recovery
| Mr.. Mcmillan, who had been to Oberlin, and
| seen this or other negroes, went to that place
with me. We stopped at Wack's Tavern
There was a negro there called Wagner whom
we were looking for, but heard that Prof
Peek had told him he had better leave, and he
made off 1 was looking fer negro Of mine
that / called Henry, but do not know what
the oberlin people culled him. heard that he
was at Erie, but on going there, heard that he
had gone to Painesville so / went there, but
didn't get my boy. The Panesville people
were worse than Oberlin. / found more nig-
gers and abotionists there than at Oberlin-
The people talked ofgiving me twenty minutes
notice to leave the place, so / left and went
back to Oberlin.
From Cleveland, ,on my return from PalncSyille,
went to Sandushy to look for some negro wo-
men that heard were there. At Oberlin Mr.
Dayton first spoke to me about John. 1 did moi
expect to get any pay for my services in get
ting John, and only expected TO have my ex
penses paid. Bacon has never paid even them
Kept pretty close at 0berlin and didn't 60
out much. Warren and Dayton were in my
room at Wack's but kept II pretty shady as tC
our business. l went to Columbus and saw
Lowe Told him we might have some Difficult
ty and told him that If he would 60 back will
me, would pay his expenses and, if we go
, John, l would pay $l00 Warren told me Al
Obern that the aboitionists and niggers weT'
all aroused and We should have difficulty it
getting him away. We arrested John by vir
tue of the power of Attorney, After the crow,
had got John, Lowe said we might as we'll Civ
him ep If they would let US alone. Was no
scared except when We were out on the plat
form and the rifle was pointed at John an
myself.
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=. COWlcs 4 Co.. Publishers
MATRIMONIAL.

70 THE LADIES r1fE uNi1RD srkTRs;
has been my good foriins 20 restore TO health many
hOusands Of my oouutry- women.
My has excited .bs malice Of the snvlous and
dous but their prosecutions have served only extend
nd establish my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway the fair sufferers whom
have relieved sdicag held In afectionats and
hankfa remsmbtacs By those who have experienced my
skin, can afford 70 asspso The efforts Of mischieimA1
I'd slahderer
My friends naye repeatedly urged me TO place ny med
sins for producing meusiruan within the reach Of The
Ladies' Of the United States but indisposon
aed 80 occupied by aaaeks with their poJnoious nosrums
sha fsaI that unpdueiPed eouereers might alm ppon
he public their worthless mslons have hitherto pre-
vented from Ostsohsns agencies for the sale Of my
AAflE DE FEMME" in the United States "a
AZ last yield 70 the eutreses OF patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World, 4
In regard to the efficacy OF the "ANnE DE FR uAlE"
aeed only say, that is ia liquid fom and eKactv such
asI have used IN my practice France mauY years aud
that it has never failed to satisfactory result
The "Amo dc Femme" aud meustruation srh1 n the re
lation Of and effect IssAe powerful 10 originate
healthy menstrual dow where has oAsttd sndto
restore Il whore has been from unY cause suppressed
In orderto guard against Imposition the wrapper Of
each bottle Of the "Ane do Femme will bear M
written signature, and both the bottle and enclosing hex
will be sealed with my private seal.
- DR.. p. H. RECORD.
Fer sale wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM F1sKE
No. % Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the Propretor's prices
Aulo dGwlys
| VNHE BEST ARTIFfOIAL HELP TO
4 THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTEDl
- ~ -
| "a. h-lo-z. s==55zzzssssssslE-z B%Pr
GTSSySS5a Zafy
N. II. soLoMONsoN.
! Practical AND SCIENTIFIC OPricAN,
Veps the largest assortment Of the approved kinds o
PECTACLES. Alhis glasses, whether for near OF far
tShed, are ground under his inspection by machine
Jof anew construction, with the prsatestesre to
Sutthe eyes In all cases, curing Weakness Dir4iAsss
SaanmahOaof ne Eyes, and impsIling strength for Ions
reading or fine sewing.
| u ~. VI. SolOmensOn would here inform the public
thathe employs any in the sale ofhslenses
| a. Also, splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
| CRoseoPEs, COMPAsSEs, &c, kept on hand.
| ARTIFICIAL EYES.
! Inserted without pain, as perfect 40 natural.
iEEOnee3s SuperiOfsiFeet under the American Hotel
/
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
wRDNEsDAY moRNINe, APRII a0- iss1
PLAIN AND oRNAMFNrAL PRINTING.

1'1'II' 7-lIl7 y = - MN IIINWl
~ Plain and Ornamental Printinsof every eesedpiie
dono At The Prnns Estabiishmsntof the Leader omos
On the latest we'd and steam presses In the
bsssyle short notice, and reasonable rates Par.
,ieqhr atehtion paid 10 blaak work Evey description
ofBindng doue, especially Blank BOOKS Ledgsrs Journ
els sales Bossf Reosiuns Boots, 40. &C.
"a For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fOurta
page
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1nsprauft Agsnis.
HARTPeRp, CowH.
CITY FIRE IHSURANCR COMPANY,


surpina H.,III
Assets, Jan 1st, 1859 SSa.65i
This Company has complied with The laws Of ihs
several ssNes IN which Il e doing buaIneas
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6air ppe.

nYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
II bsrs, BAssETT HALR DYE, great dsS6sIPPIun TP, 70
isre or quantities at fifty per cent less than you can
purchase any other dye In the country Bottles that yoe
hav8 70 pay for you get the same I'LL FOR n cen
aud go further fnr the same guantit You car set aly
sknds desire from Hight shade 10 brown shade and "
biacE AND give the best faction 70 CUSTOMERS In W
M kesu1 natural appeRrahc For sale NhOetale IN
Retail By WA. E. AMBUSH, ~ sqRoIlot 81
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Real estate Agrutp.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
Builders & Arfbitcfts.

DROOKS s. @. 4 E. W., BUILD
ID ERs. Ais danufectuTsTs Of DooTs' Blinds 5ase,
Brackets and Al nds Of Scroll aud S3sme woIa
iyision-st nPai Centrn Block. Cleveland. o. nol0eSl
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Gohaffo ou0 GiQafs.

T0HN LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
81 Wholesale and Retail dealer in TOBACCO, SNpFF
and CIGARS, in Hswitrs Steam Power Block. West 81
near Canal Basin, Cleveland, ONO nG25alS kzI
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H.l. E:i: t.sl; tiillI 81 -. s ilIl

q. e, WAITE, Secretary
Western Branch Once At Chicago m ,throueh which
All the business q the company IN the Wesi crn North
western ADJ Z nsoltn. MesieIn States la trdnaaotef
". y. LOUNshURY, oenerai Agent, Residing N
8 n. PhiOE, Assistant General Irenf I Chicafo
This Company has Agobcies In this Sire a folioVa
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Fer sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No. 70 Superior street Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the PropHetor's prices
aul0 dGwiye
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-19
DIED

ou Sunday tho 10th inst al iu,pcrs.
hute Louisa, daughter or Capt H. W.
and Jane Barrett aged about o years.
On Monday the 18th inst, at Luthers
burg Annie daughter ofR. W. and Hon.
netto Moore, aged about two years.
On Wednesday the 10Th inst at the res.
id"ncc of her son.in,law, Geo, j. Kylcr in
Bradford tp., Mrs .lIortsocl, relict Of
lIartsock, late of Halrmoon. Centre co.
ON the llth Jan. 1859 Mary daughter Of
d. b. and Acirema Reese aged about .
years.
Suddenly on Thursday the 10th inst.
in tho Friends NEE ting, house at Belle.
fonte, Centre co. Pa, John Irwin Sr. ag, d
about IS years.