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ArnWru MWum William lusuam
~ Kingston, s., Ju recently attempted lu
murder Die wife 900 they were crossing over 20
bridge ON thc way Co l,pI llaph llrV4.hud
her from che edge Of the bridge, when fh.
icll o distance Of forty hlt iufl tbp voter
and suppodug of course thee sbo would bu
drowned, mbdo off, The poor creature. hove
ever managed 90 crawl o. the tboro, auJ pI-
irving az Red Bank, made tbe fgr known
The brutal husband has NOT been found
Dr. Wilson of New York, who attempted
20 murder his wife his wife by admin HlcuuF
chlorotorm, was married TO hUr several ytua
ago, hut deserted her a,E months afterwards,
aud was compelled by tho court Co support
her. Lately hc maulcstpl kindness towards
her, and took her home but onIy Co make o.
dlaholloal attempt upon Der iily, She bod
been supplied by the ghlorulom hr gave h-r.
but the suspicious OF other persons boo lbr
house being aroused by Wilsou's movements
they entered hia room in season 60 prevent
him from accomplishing bis mutduous AIN,
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~ Ex-President Pierce last week pur,
chased of Joseph Stickncy, Esq, - tract OF
about fifteen acres Of land, situated west Of
the ASYLUM for the Insane, on the llopkiutou
road 10 is said that he intends 90 erect
suitable buildings, aud make this city ono,
more his home. The site selected has many
advantages Of location, and commands wide
and pitturesquc-N. II. Salesman.
o. Ounces are now dcarcr than they
have ever before been ia boston market.
They are quoted in New York 40 sixteen dol
lars barrel and twenty five cents dozen.
The failure Of the crop Of peaches and plums
and the limited supply Of ounces, have com.
bincd % increase the price Of the last named
fruit TO three or four times the average rate,
o. There was n bear hunt at Mortified
a few days since, at which they killed bear
weighing 2lO lbs, The bear steak was sold
for $40.
The GovERNoR's AIDrS-Goy. Hall has
rc-appointed Colonies +. T.. Woodbridge, of
Nsrgcnues, Frank Fairbanks, Of ~, Johns
bury, Richard Bradley, Of Brattcboro, and
IL. d. Hopkins, Of Montpelier, as aides 20
the commandcr-in-chicfi for the current year.
His Excellency undoubtedly thought it would
be idle to attempt to select better staff
-,CarlincourtLowc's big balloon has c1-
ploded. The accident took place Friday
morning. After reaching u hight Of twenty
feet, the gassy fabric, to the surprise Of ALL,
suddenly split open, like . North river shad
before breakfast. II now lies on the ground
us fiat and fabby as n wet rag. The profess
sors and assistants are solemnly gazing on
the wreck, and three indignant spectators
trying to get their money back. The balloon
had been sand-bagg6d down very securely to
prevent its going TO Europe before all the
passengers got aboard, and lodged and
sqairmed long while, until one vigorous
puff knocked it into collapse.
~ Altered bills on the Union Bank Of
this city, raised from ones to tens, have been
put in circulation within few days; they
have for vigncttc, n view Of the National
Capitol the genuine tens have for a yigncttc
n view of ship-yard and the launching of
the "Adriatic," with portrait of Washing
ton on the lower left corncr.-N, II. States
man.
TT A galc,-sccomponied by snow, extend
ed over the lakes, on Sunday a1d Monday
doing good deal Of damage, although no
serious losses are yet reported.
O. The suspension bridge over the Soio-
10 river, Ohio, fell on Monday killing two
men.
o. Prof. loves mammoth balloon was
dashed violently against tentpole on Thurs
day evening by furious gust Of wind break
ing hole in the muslin through which six
weight thousand feet of gas escaped, com
pletely collapsing the balloon. The rent has
been repaired, and tho balloon will be rein
hated.~'
O. There have been found in England,
ia rocks which were deposited long before
tho creation Of man, frogs bones Of such
size a. 10 indicate clearly that the animal,
when alive, must have weighed from 800 10
] 800.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-11-26

> A BRAVE CoSpuCIuM An engineer ou
the Pennsylvania Railroad discovered small
child sitting in the middle Of the track
ahead ofhis train, playing one day last week.
and instantly whistlcd down breaks and CO.,
vcrsod the engine but the momentum Of the
train was too great 10 stop IL before reaching
the child, which must have inevitably been
crushed to death but for the brave conduct
of Daniel Mccoy, the conductor, who ran 10
the front Of the engine, crawlcd down on the
cow.eatohcr, and holding himself with one
hand, leaned as far forward as possible, and
as he approached the child with a sweeping
blow Of the other hand, he threw Il oil the
truck. II was the work Of an instant aud
required a steady hand and cool head 10 oc-
cnmplish il, but he was equal 90 the cmerr
cncy. The child was somewhat stunned and
bruised by the operation, but not scriousll
hurt.
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~ A JayAn criminal was condemned D.,
che Sultan 90 tight large Iuya. tiger who's.
irrociy was raised 90 tbc highest point Dog
want " food and artificial Irritation lhl
only weapon allowed 20 che human combat
ant WA d dagger with che point broken OFT
Amer Rwppiug cloth round bio lrii lst and
arm, the man entered che arena with an a.J
Of uudaunted GOODNESS, and GteI steady,
wcnlc.ug gaze upon the lr.fr. The tftr
sprung irrpcuufy upon Die intended victim.
who with extraordinary bo.dUess aud ppa.
aud attbe Same moment with nb Keen lbo'
po.nitss dagger ripped up tbr braat o. che
very heart, To- lees Than minute thp t.gl
lly dead 90 the c0Hquer1ra feet Tho rUW.
ral was not only forgiven, but euu1hlr4 hy
hia sovereign.
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THE CALEDONIAN.

hWI hnEH Tho fIfraaHllll tlf Iadr
EfHf'f hfafrrmra. recently started at Woes
AaHlnIFhr Doe "WrrH up fNrE ghost thl HiHla
having Htr up ihe T1lfr' AHy per44u HLa
Thinks lf requires Euf iuIr rfartt1 prosecute
tlteftsiulJ tle newspaper publishing bltl-
ness is nightly mistaken. $50 say b., 700 Ue
have done bfyVf and without ans rm m
contradiction MAJ ID requires more talent,
energy Anl perseverance iu carry through
ana sustain fair sized country newspaper
Than o. manage ans other branch 0f h4sl
pess prosecuted, Probably There b u0 other
Kind " business about which ihi public arr
~ entirely Ignorant ant boo muy casrs viii
lhlly hn' Hs ls41 same pllAshmR business
one ni che not least obstacles 90 ifs progress,
j. iprign competition au0lhfr, thr' want "
local pide on me pag ~ lhe people 90 Fus-
tam lhrir home papers and yet another per
maps embraced 900 ono already mentioned, thr
shameful negligence ni many 40 pos iur the.r
papers when Giir, 10 ilustmir-wr once
published { small paper larger lhm va could
allord % ne price, and kept lbe breath of
no 10 % ouly hy the most unuuug labor
We were ireqVeiiIy put % with bluf "wr
con get q pepper ln ArW York Of twice lhr
ti1e Tor less money We generally replied
ln true Yankee style, ESQ con NO buy wheat
and corn ~ the Western puIim ~ much
less price chan you can afford, hui it docs u0f
prove your price 10 egDrbltur '- llmlsar
JpHUHak
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NoTECm9

fHHE following rates of toll have been es-
Il tablishcd on all RATS Of lumber going over the
hhcen miles falls, for the year ensuing. by said
corporation
On Boards 30 cts. per NJ on Round Pine Tim
Der, 80 cts per NJ on Round Spruce and Hem
lock, Is cts. per NJ on Clapboards. 20 cts. per
"a on Shingles, 10 cts. per NJ on all other man
uhcturod lumber, IN the same proportion a,
above. JAMES b. SUMNER. Click.
Dalton. Nov. 2, 1852 G3-G5
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cOlLlLLSSL0NERS M0TLrE.

WE the Auhscrbers, being appointed by tho Probate
" Court for the district Caledonia commnsioncrs TO
receive examine ana adjust all Caifns and demands
persons against the estate 81 Leonard HFEns late
Johutbury IN said district, deceased and the claims Of DC
ceased exhibited inonrc thereto hereby give notice that
hlA months nom the 18Th day OF Oct, A. d. 1855
allowed for tho creditors 60 their claims
said commissioners Tor examination and allowance and
that VIII meet Tor that purpose az the dwelling
~ Mary niEgins the widow ~ the dcceasedon Tuesday
the 18Th uf Dvrrmber 1850 and on the hrut TupEday or
Apr 100 Al ten o'clock 30 the forenoon each Of said
days. ~----------
STEPHEN HAWKINS. I ,,,,,-,,,.,,,... q,
CJG5 CHARLIE stalk, J."A'"'' 'e's''
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NOODWORIH,S BOARD PLARER /

4 An -4W finishing another Iat ~ th0fa
i Superior Board IIturu. Hu.ah ng durability
EHIAlHE gasIIUft cod good iaahF go herd ta boat
nnfIuB msaf uuubfT ~ imprgf DH hr
machine t.urr ] hrst brFsH t4 mauH4HaTf lrW.
7 IsH nF reference 90 lHfFr r.TrIr ~ .4afaNrIa.
sataI auF who Hlah b, that tHry afe fHiuhanaaF
ID No. tfFf tufiafIug mile uHH boz uar
hIlfIs W mail ~ othrTuisr promptly aftrudr1
60. llAL E/ElL.
BE- JohusbuU jane ~. 1850 44-6g
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Or. j.. HOsTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS,


Hut that numerous class who devote then-
selves 10 literary and other sedenhry pursuits,
and IN consequence o. want Of physical eHef-
clae, become the victims Of lAnEuor and dsbl-
ny, without nerve OF apostle, have hitherto
sought in vain for some iRFiguTauug, Afs- Eiving
medicine whose effects upon the yyttem ahah
BE- both speedy and permanent phyEieiHAa of
cninmce, and profoundly acquainted with he
requirements u the human frame, commend
HOSTElTRRS BiTfKRS a. the saigst and
hwlftest 6tmulaut ~ tho TecupeTatiYe energies
n tho system yet discovered. IL restores tho
appetite, gives freah vigoT % the digestive
organs, sends tho blood through the veins with
more lively current, corrects a tendency %
depression Of spirits, and hts q man for tho
Transaction N business with a cheerful heart
and an active mind. Unlike other medicines
which have been devised for tho same object,
the HIITRHfS do not act spa-modicAlly,
on with temporary power - The influence ~
he remedy Is lasting, And n O patient win
but give some attention % securing proper
exercise, AFTER the relief has been afforded. As
need fear no return Of the affection, Tho
debility natural % the encroAChmeuts Of years
upon the bodily frame 10 also aleWated by
this great strengthening medicine, thus enabling
ihe aged 90 pass their declining days IN phyA.cal
case whereas they are now suffering from ca
IRENE weakness and nervousness, 10 this yrn-
eTAhle clAss Of people HO8TETTER'S
BITTERB may be commended Ns inyblu-
able, The pTopuetou Of this inyigoator have,
in hdd.hon, deep qualification ia assuring
NURSING MOTHERS that uoy viii Rud
the BITE RS tho best aud safest Of
restoTauycs, Very few medicines are sane
toned ly physicians as proper % be- admins
tered during the period Of nursing and this
has obtained an universal preference.
~ Th1'a vho dsss 20 purchase th, great remedy ar
Dyspepsia anl Debility should remember tts rroesa
uns II OFT n TT ER's CELEBRATED
BTOMACH BIpTERB. 10 h put up DC guat
bstlos, With hs usmo, DIR. J. HOsTErTERB
STOMACH BITTERs, blown ou The bottle, ana 49,
'am+d GA the cap covering the eurk, with hs autograph
e HusrETrEH a tlUTu ou The labti Thee thl0Eh
are impldAui on account q Tho couhtsTiau
nv 90 tho market.
h5- Prepared and Eold ~ HOsTErTER
BMITlf, Pittsburgh, Pa, and also sold by
all druggists, RroeorH, and dealers generally
throug outtho unitod Btatoa, Canada. South
America. and Germany,
= t.IHH.T e. HINDUiN $50 Jcgrstgv "a JeftrsA
HH. barton. NEttaA iorfEH, Boston. Drn~faI Atslu
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CUDBEAR-

A LUM, COPPERAS, CAMWOOD FUS-
"a tic, Maddcr, Logwood Nicaragua. Scarlet
Dye, PINK Saucors, Bichromhte Of Potash, Sugar
Of Lead, aud Redwood sold by
}. c. BINGHAM.
OCT. D. 20
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SCHOOL TEACnERs.

VNIERE viii beA public examination Of
i Teachers for this town on Friday. the lSth
fnst., ~ O'Clock A. NJ, iu the High Sckoul- room
on the PLAN VIZ W THAIEM, bupt
b. Johnsbury, Nov 10, 1850, Gov
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MIR. JOHN o. WORCESTER,

Pupil Of the celebrated lroNHARp
Enabling the school 10 afford pupils advantages
Of the very highest order AZ less expense than any
similar institution in the world In order 10 place
the expenses within the means of every one a
pills who engage hy the year for full courac Of
musical study. Only $50 per year will be charg-
ed in future for the normal course, instead Of $50
as heretofore. Pupils may enter the school at
any time, and no Efforts will DO spared on the
part Of the teachers 20 advance them in their
studies rapidly as is consistent with rigid tho
roughncss For particulars or any information
apply TO {. II, CLARKE, Principal.
5iisu
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CARRIAGE WORK.
Notice to House Builders F!

You will find 10 90 your advantage 90
i DHlI a. she ST. JohufbuD Nssh and Door Shop
n.i"fr purchasing he above Ertialrs elsewhere.
A. we have good assortment ready made. AID
as good stock ~ pine Du hand ~ can hr found
boz aHt market, ready 90 Manufacture 60 order
5000 ah.r notice. And wr arc confident that p.
Hfr selling ~ low 49, like quality can np bought
.H fHIs pant NJ tHf country. 90 v asurr ,uu. ut
would HAt Nat WU hIl permanently established BOO
iHr business, dr,uuuguur whole fiu.r ala -ti-i,-
lHr &" me- manufacture aud improvements and a.
iaF same NWr rhrttsHIuE ufrash and doors And
Wr afv lHIl aware That our success De- ffakrd urun
'.pi issue Therefore all that want good arii.
..r fnf q bIrpu.r, give us your orders ana tHIt
rNaI. Doc yuuf surety on our part We are ALSO
prWfrutH Furnish tash ready glazed uf rrn-r ~
any tEc cheaper than is being sold ga this ,iciu-
tiY.
orders ty mail or otherwise promptly attended
Co. l.. q. STEVENS.
st John,bury. Jul, %. 1850. isa
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oNpIeWbnI " IN0Vl 0
Read the Testimony.

PRACHAN, Aug 10Th, 1859.
Dr. htBoUrHs SIN. received letter from
you few days since making some inquiries re
tpccting my teeth, which you inserted for me "a
year ago or more l will cndcavor TO reply 70
your questions to the best Of my ability,
LIST, You ask chow l like my teeth" 2dly.
what Is the adaptation 20 the mouth--do they
act perfectly easy causing no irritation Se., 3dil
"can you eat with them" and lastly, "can you
speak plainly with theia as YOU could with
your natural teeth ?"
In answer l would say that IL affords mo pleas.
ure to state that the teeth give good satisfaction.
The adaptation to the mouth is as good as I
could ask for, IL causes no irritation or uncasi-
ness whatever. ] can cat anything with them
which person ought TO cat with their natural
teeth and in regard 20 speaking / can say that
perceive no difference in my speaking now and
when had my natural teeth. have recon-.
mended your work very highly 20 my friends.
With much respect,
HSNNAH STUART.
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS
And
THE ONLY REMEDY !

H'lE Eastern States, including New Yosk
III and u4at section ~ tAa Union Rhsrh i
most widely fup-7fs o. " New England, -.
tain q thrifty, industrious, intelligent psopir.
who have achieved an uncommon degree \
prosperity with n climate extremely trying 10
certain constitutions, and coil ~ small ia4u
iy, they have C0ut.Yld % surPaas moro favored
communities n almost cygrY dang that rau-
duces a. social comfort aud happiness. En-
fortunately hey ara Oecl .1uaily go hbl9ILal
lu business and mental cultivation, thnt thsy
neglect che precautions Wh.eh are ESSENTIAL r.
bodily health Dyspepsia and physical debility
ere prevalent among al elaas6z, The hrst dis
ease % produced by inattenunn % die digasurs
organs, which are 30 susceptible Of derunFemslt
Thousands arc now paying the penalty Of uua
neglect and suffering daily the most trying
paiuH, almost without hope Of relief 1hsy
have come ~ believe that thar ailment x
chronic, and that they must boar with il " the
end. IL grRtihss va exceedingly % announces
% these afflicted individuals that they may
now command a remedy u dnqussuonAbls
potency and virtue, which has never bssn fouAd
10 fail la all cases o. digestive weakness or d.
nuFmeut, Hundreds Of tongues are ready ~
grow eloquent In praise Of this wonderful con-
qunoT u dyspepsia, which Is known as
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On JOHNBnUp WI

80 WIN NAfhf 30 a
I0nE aubaeIiha has q hand al W.lfuHLI
4 al order MoldnH- ~ ilsnlnH Ma"hiu.H Ui
rHd DGer, and Other Hmhaf Na hnfu- hIHI
Work and hrpair.nt aone atshpl notcr +Hi ..
rf1 a1Hahie terms.
Iiaa constantly nH IaHi ri.. tf.aH AIrH l...
steve Fare hangfs and Boiler llaff.t nrHHa fHI
A. hrt and huFsf 1LrHH.. ilaI HUI NHI HI
stoves tluihrs ltrr|f. b|art.W.f' lH.u" iI..I
hiIIa and lUara hIUIr and N.NH# MH.. hH..HH
Patent liF lU. tauEfTs tu'IiT.f.I.. ......
1uhss aud .Hrh au..... a. af. EQUALLY m.H.a..
flIrn 90 HHIu 900 Embellishments
ofdru ~ ulau Ffa a,FitY at -Hara A.
a IH1ATrlh
d. J0hHfbHu, haF ..lh.1. 800
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Weeks Magic Compound
Weeks Magic Compound
Wetka Magic Compound )

FNNAN MNEiN hNNiNANNu
4 sHrs ana sovereign remedy hr
Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Colds Hopping Cough, Hoarseness,
Group Sore Throat Influenza
fEYEh AND AGU.E.
iti' HausHfri 90 relieve tls srasp Boo i've iH.
20 br.ah up common cold iua tlDFrulstt
10 relieve iHr sHiHWa af HUlH. -
la a.1a 7.i feasHa aHa aisrzsfH ri tHTf. kfa
T.ffEHHH fH alteration.
loDlrt $3.50 iAs chile and f,rr arsdC1.
Mrs.rs. 4 D MAG0OS 8 90.
.uamri,ms Fr.sr pleasure g. sliial ii.iaaa af,. ar
Z. .'Nl x HNI. l.fII. ur-lNH haFil t"Wpaurl IlaI
Z ~. -ga lsd laal sr',r.I rsmrl.t slisaa, isrr
49, I'D. tI. ..' 40. 1000 ~ FHr wu.srstf
Ir4.aHl a..sIi.-aa r. iI '..Ifr Ll. ..i ...',atir
h.f'.. N.hal lIai ttti tHrrl NJ q Iau p4uFr tf
l...s 'If Ii'. tl..ti r. IN see n'' ~
.'r egg ifI IL ial u.gi aIl afuIa ras rr.laffI h.
tsr.,nii VIII In ,Itt tIi. 1.l lt.N-H .N
500 'vn iaau, LflHEAs
Read tho following from ous Of the best
phlslN.aus iu Vermont
n have Weed Wrr.r MaF. CIUp pound Boz uIF asn nuI5
d ', rtl .t't' .-. 4il IHh.t HuIaIf ta prHH.pn.s
rf.T r-tf. isI saWf uaHirlsr rlirtr .brfrt ~
poo" "''l' % bee t'''N ''' tWsftsf .slFglu.g ~,
sarh rul JutislI8 "'''' ~
TRIAL BOTTLES GRATIS,
Manufactured and cold Wholesale and Retail
Hf D. Is hAHouh IS co., ~ IDhpsbury. Vito
.N.iH.EiI nWfI. should boo Addressed. Sold ~
l'iNHf'aIa HhH hIf. chants ErNrfallF. llhl
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d. q. nam,
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IEss lUHlt, 80 I.af
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Office r fhr Green M0a1nm House
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Ah' SOLICITORS ~ 'ifalElf.
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ATTORNEY AND COuSsLLLOE
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TRIAL noppLEa QnApIa.

Manufactured and cold Wholesale and Retail
W l. %. MACON IS COZ NJ iDhpsbury. Vt, go
aHHWEl nurU should boz Addressed. Sold b.
uuHE.aia aud Merchants Frufaily 6l.M
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t..LH.T O. riNDUlN $50 jeGrttHv W Ieffrl
"a hal'gs Nt,ss a for'sH' boston. "ensfsl At's"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-05-13
DEATHS.

In Beloit Wis, April %, Of Consumption, Dr. WIN.
G. Benton, aged 80 years.
In Danyile, May Q Of Consumption, Julia A., daugh-
ter Of Rev Lewis and Mrs Olive Hill aged 10 years and
month.
In Greensboro, April 18th, Charles Field eldest son Of
Charles b. and ;hc late Mrs Abigail Field, aged 20
In West Windsor Arril o. Abishai Fly, aged rs yrs.
In Danvers Port Mass. April p, Mrs. Caroline II.
Mclntrc, daughter Of Alexander Symcs OF Barnett 81.
In lrasburgh, April ., Of consumption widow Mary
Bush aged GO.
In Cabot April II. Laura Hills, wife Of Hon. Geo II.
Paige, aged IS years. Well remembered resident
Of Montpcer many years and since as the best Of
landades u the old Bliss tavern in Cabot Most Of the
old residents ia this part ef Vermont and muuudcs Of
travellers, will remember her with kindness and respect
and reckon her death As the loss Of friend
In Bradford May 2, Joseph Hartwell, Esq, aged 48
years, months and days.
In IhetfoTd April 30 Mr. Isaac Sentes aged 70 years
Also. May Of lung fcvcr Willie, u Enoch and Ma
ria Tucker, aged year Also. May 3 Mrs, susannah
In Morristown. April q, Mrs Polly Haskins aged r.
April q Dea. Francis Wilder, aged 81 Both members
Of the Congregational Church.
In Washington Iowa, April POD, Of Consumption
Mrs. Amanda j. Hale, late Of Chelsea, w. aged 81
years aud II mouths.
Al Park H, Cherokee Nation. April 2lth 1859, Rev.
s. A. Worcester. ngcd g. For thirty years Mission
AIRY among the Cherokee Indians. He was a SON Of tho
late Rev. Leonard Worcester Of Peacham,
Is MEMORY OF NELLA.
They tell me she is dead that her lips deaths icy
hand has set lis seal and that her brow is covered over
with mould that those eyes which seemed 20 beam with
such intelligence closed and dim, and the heart
whose loving throhs used 70 count never more might
feel for every pulse sted in the quiet hush OF the
grave And then wcpt that She pure and beautiful,
should die although could but feel that She was
happier Boz yon bright home than She could ever be mere
know her soul purified by DEATH was filled with hcav-
emily grace, and that around her wreathcd
the umafan thine iorcycrmufc while in her hands
she clasped the golden Tyre the strings Of which she
scarcely pressed, ere the vaults of heaven echoed back
each thrilling strain And got, IN bitterness " heart
wep TO think She was gone from earth forever and her
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