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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06

SrDnET Damn iN.N \ SINCLAIR CUsr.-
W. ind the illuWiu INK in the rroy Tuuos:-
On TH shay al h,>t week, - gen lmau
named Augustus BcGloId. be- onsius in NV
York and vino WAS in this city on business,
srt shaved at unc + our barber shops On
returning from it to "a store OF q friend with
whom he wlS visiting. he remarked that he
believed the-hirhtr h..l given him some dis
ease. as IA nall pimple un his lip plinc1 him
very b IDLY. and had commenced swelling at
ter he WAS shaved, presenting angry inf hlmed
appearance. DurlnI the day, this soreness
grew worse, and he sIii red 50 much from it
he decided t. return home, which he did on
wednesday night, His candit raridly
became more dlS,rc. Sins-the pains extended
through the body and u hevItalS-and fin
ally, on Sunday morning, after ,ulT ring un.
sold ng my, he died. The deceased a. long
ap lon, us lie remained sensible, tributcd
his suiftrings To the incubation OF tho pim-
tie up n his lip with poison from from the
barber ruzJr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06

NorEs FOR LIouoR NOT CoLLEoTApLE.-A
case was tried before Judge lIoar, in the
Supreme Court. Mt Taunton, Mass, last
week, in which they sued to recover tho
amount Of three rromssory notes. 1t was
proved that the notes were given for intoxi-
eating liquors, and verdict was ordered for
the defendant.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06
Religious Intelligence.

RCIlS IUuS lll(cllfScIlcc.
In Poultney there has been much religious
interest during the winter am it is believed
that over one hundred persons have been
converted. Four union prayer meetings are
now held weekly.
Rev. John Goadby, the Baptist minister
IN poultney for the past ten years, has ac-
certed call from the Baptist Church in
Montreal
There will be Sabbath School Convcn-
tion held at St. Adams on the l7th and 18th
of May Essays and Addresses will be de-
lvered by Pres. Pcase, Prof Clark, Revs.
c. Duren, G. E. Fcrrin and Others. The
following subjects will be discussed.
The Sabbath School as Missionary Agcn-
cy for Vermont.
The importance Of Definite Aims and Plans
in Ltbprs ipr the Sabbath schools
The Way to secure IL Larger Attendance
on sabbath Schools, particularly of Young
Mtn and Adults.
Stbbith School Teachers. Qualifications oG
The sabbath School us Il means OF in-
crcasinG Individual Activity, and dcepcninr
the Picty oi the Church.
Mission and District Schools.
Teachers Meetings. SABBATH Sc ool CON.
certs, the best way to co"duct them.
The relation Of the Sabbath School to
the Ministry.
Sabbath School Records. Statistics and
Reports, Utilily Of.
The Sabbath School as a means Of Train
ing the Children Tor their Duties in the
Church and Society.
i st Plans for Benevolent Contributions.
Sabbath Schools, not IL substitute, but
Help t, Family instruction.
Mr.. r. r. Pardec Of New York will be
present. Jn Wedncsd y afternoon will b.
the Chidrens meeting, with addr,s sses and
singing
The Congregational Society Of Montpelier
arc about to erect IL new church, estimated
to cost $4,000, near the old % Brick
Church. The Roman Catholics have also
commenced Il costly building little east of
the State House.
The anniversary of the American S. S.
Union was held In Boston, April Sd. More
than 1900 new Sunday Schools have been or
ganized during the past year, containing
more than SO 600 children. There were
published and put into circulation during
the year, more than two and Il quarter nil
lions Of volumes They supply sabbath
schools all over the United States including
California and Oregon. The aggregate cir
culation Of the Society's periodicals is 49,
900 copies IL month, and is rapidly increas-
ing. The total receipts of the society dur
ing the year, amount to more than S57 eco.
The anniversary Of the Bible Society will
be held at the Academy of Music in Ncx
York, on Thursday the 18th of May; the
American Tract Society, on Wednesday, the |
llth; and the Foreign Missions on Friday,
the 18th
y New CoMEr.- is that IA new comet |
was discovered by Professor Watson, at Ann |
Arbor. Michigan. On the 23d inst 1t has Il !
tail about quarter of degree in length,
and the nucleus is ~ bright IS s.ar of the
eleventh magnitude. The observation, made
show that it is moving Wcs' , cut Two de-
gree, and South ,nr degree and City
daily.
Mns. AlKrN's LIT r, MR.. BRADY. We
find the follow --.r from Mr.. F. \.
Aiken in til. .,n.cs Of chr 9th
Nlsr EA>DoLrn, April &C, 1859.
Gas. ClArX,-
ia: The unw'rr.ntcd publication Of Mrs. A.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06

PollTENEss.-Somebody says that polite
ness is like an air cushion; there may be
nothing in it, but it eases our jolts wonder
fully
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06

The Steamer Montreal met with an acci-
dent April 2Sih Just before reaching Port
Henry, the arm Of one Of the piston guides
breaking in two. The damage was repaired SO
that the boat WAS enabled to reach Port
Henry by moving very slowly and carefully.
The damage to the Montreal will not be
very great, nccessitating bata few day de-
tention in harbour, where she was towed by
the EystOn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06

The subioined letter tells in two notbctic
paragraphs the sad story of n former singer
ut "A cnff.e conc ,rt in Paris who oct;n, urn,,
the advice of a New Yorl, resident in thot
city. came over To Ancrico wbors sbo ,ras
induced to bclicvn shc cnnld ,roto n C,r.,,mo
as n shon-rirl when she bod learned , litt,o
English 4 STAY of a vc,r and hnIc i,
Gotham served TO convince panvret,c Ithat
was the little wnmoo' < nomol ~ tlo t,t;Iit,,
of her own attompts at ninossinr ,y,,Ifb and
to disgust her with the citv nnd its inI'o.
hitants. In letter yritton nj rho rx,;r,t;,,,
o. this time t. hcr rcntl,n,nn ,lvis,r,r ,r p.riy
she comments rather severely nron thc ,nr'
sanal II, pcarlncc of the New Yorkore and
the ways Of the citv generally Un,r hor
NEW YORK, NJ. = Grind ST.,
=, de ID July. 1852.
NY dear Monseur--it Is now S-teen nuns
u". am mere IN thiS b'r'rrouS cite. can
NOT say you V"t villain place Ind 1t. 'lnro
ls II" eA'st nee mere Tor m, Do poepel is sn-
'arge' pe Piupart ol de hahtnns is dutch
mans ana 'rishmans VT dc little FOX. and
one does not comprehend you at orl. placed
nys' IN a magazine of artifishal -four, but
ne danes Americans has no gout, and duz
not no how to lib Dare bonnrts is mons.
trous, ana dare robes is worm down to dare
ieetc, vich are always long and boony; da is
ncerla orl six-fteto high, dare iza is all grI
and da orl wear spactaknls, and has no boo
SONS. DA has de air to be rich and kommilfo.
but da looks kommon orl de same, only de
gchtlemens has de good looks, hut da orl eats
tobac and drinks nottin but iewlips. De
street vch appels itself broadway is very
narrow 1t is not mt orl like de iolic bont-
wards as you did racont to me. but is very
oogly ana maipropor. De stores is in de
most Dad taste possible, only de hotels iSvery
charmeht. de SAINT ncekohrsc is more butee-
'ool dan de tnll rl's in Paris, but de ines
sleurs VINO IN dare noots dare enorme legs
up on de vlndos as 1t dare poots. vich is ne
ware clean ware Tor to sell. Dc street is orl-
vhze TOOL OF de omnibus vich galop orl de-
long OF 1t wa horses of dc race. it makes vary
no, h,"' ana de poor vorkmen and dc orses
iorls doun ded on de pave like de dogs. Yes
trrda found myself malade vid de heat tree
tihes' you tod me, sare, dat dare vas no
poor peepel in dis contra. but o | cannot
u, ,e'i you now menneo nan see IN de mlsere.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06

FIRE IN KErsvlLLE.-Wo are sorry to learn
that the Mil works of M-ssrs Kln.>und &
Co., in ke'sevlllc, y. Y, were burnt last Sat.
urJLy morning.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06

Col. KING, of Gonzales county, in Texas,
who Is an equal enemy Of hard money and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06

oi worthy young mon in that town are in
clncd to try their fortunes in this way, and
1t warns them to remember the fate Of Lopcz
and Crittcndcn and their COMPANIONS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06

The Boston Alias, Of April 23d, says -"
Ev'ry one of our readers will be panied to
hear that Senator Sumner is in very bad
state Of health but such is the tenor Of the
dispatch which comes To us from New York,
where it has been received through private
letter from Europe. lie goes to Italy
George Washington Dolne, D. D., Bishop
of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the
Diocese Of New Jersey, diedat his residence
in Burlington, y, j., at one o'clock On We'd
ncsday afternoon, the 9th inst. at the age
OF 60 veArs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06

Th, curious work mentioned 50 app. ii-
tively IN the notice above, was published
nearly five years nso-its author being we'll
und r,told here to he Dr.. Leonard Marsh,
of this place, now for the last four years
Professor IN the University Of Vermont.
The w,rl, is Il very remarkable one. 1t at
tract,d the notice Of scholarly men widely
when it WIS pa lshed and we think copies
of it for sale arl rarely to be met with now.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06
New Publications.

Hlihcrs and CHI dr.a. Nurses aud N,rsjr1.
Translation ir IN thi French of Treatise
on Nursing Wctninr, and tho General
Treatment Of Yp9ns Children, hy DR.. \.
'NNE: Blst'u .-I'nlLLtps. SAMPSON &
Co. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
DIE D..

ALYXANDERInt hs city Tuesday, FEB l. Of eonsarnp
tjon Jos,ph ArI1nder u the 2ta year Of bis age.
.LEXAeDER-n this city Tuesday, FEB. Of scarlet
fever Chso,te Harriet Cespol Alexander ssed yesrs aid
rnoLtbs
BLAEEOa Monday eveirs Jan. ST. the resaenee Of hs
Esrofaiher william Blake, Casrotte sophia Blsfs sssd
year only child 81 Or. Lewis ". and Maxsre;ta e. b~ks.
BoBIGHT-s Iris city, Tuesday F-b May o., dantnte.
Of Geo H. s-d Elizabeth BoIiSk ased4 zeal" month ana
= days
DEAS-A, Grove Pzrsonaze Wehawken, OF esilst is-
W-dnesesy FEB in the 5th y.ar Of ar se aflle
Van NrApteI eldest child Of tie Rev n v " MANN Ano
In ly Dess ,,.,.
s-pd her fp.ra Al lie Chufoa Saturday the Sch ins
q. les O'Clock O
pAyls-In Brooklyn, Monday Jan 81 Richard H. con "
william r Ed oesan G. Davis sae4 y meaihs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
MARRIED..

BROWN-HAFF-On Monday Jan. 81, BY the Rev. y sizer
Lewis s. Brown Of Babylon, L. l., 70 Mis- Lssins Hal Of
P-pEsaget-
BARDAsCH-WILsOS-In Jersey City, on Monday Jan 81
Mr. Stephen L. Bsrd.sea 70 Miss Anna Charlotte Wilson
DEvRElEs-COLLINs-Oa Sunday, Jan. 90 Mr.. n c. Dew
TO Julia Collins
DAYToN-DENSIs-In this city, Tuesday Feb. ]. BY the
Rev g. Z. BALDWIN,, DID, Of Troy ~ T., Georze Dayton 70
Martha j. OILY dsu gher Of The late stephen A. DENIM"
this city.
JAFFRAY- KERRIsON-On Tuesday evening, peb' j. lsS
by the R-, ~ Drseo s. j. JOIN Hamilton J.nfay edes,
,Sn Of RI hnoal W J.frsy ess, 20 Adelaide kerrson,
yoUrsss, d.o rh;sr Of l. C. Besles d. D.
OsOY-FI1LPATRICK-on sunday jan ~, ~ tue Kew
Fa,heT Mr.. heh.sl Obey Ae VI CeoiHiA % Nss
Anne Fitzpatrick Of New'fors-
BENJANIN-In BEuns~icx, Medina County
Ohio on Thursd.y Jan. % ~ the Rev A. b. Palmer, MI
= sherman ana Miss ssle Benjamin, sldes. daughtss
Of ID L. Bpp amin al 81 Bfunswek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
90 -BEILTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

OSs -. =. n. , ,oSs h.~. u;,.,
abundant proof Of the ys0e OF the OSEfsstksS FAMILY
sn,.' "a ,se medical skin exhibited their preps-s-
, ,na naturalization. The remedy offered as radical
Co. IN ~. d,csses Of womenWhich met with IN every
"a .pd which .Rict nne.ten;hs Of all adult womeahas
moved it,en fully equal 20 perform all that has been
n.s for H. And why Because the professional treatment
,,persy directed 20 the local arrangement only while that
AZ The Graenbers edy directed both 20 ;be local and toe
GENERAL symptoms hence ;s remarkable curative elect,
Jndspg in this way Of the local arrangement from genera
ymp.oms which point The difficulty with unerns cer'Aaty
ne s10l aGri'Os Of ne Gya<fenbe,0 Compo"y can Hee' e
nature Of h< d,eas and the adaptation Of ne 'e"'oy U,1'
sakfag an erdxnaton The fact that iad'e' "se' ~' p'
safyaoeov, and indicate IrOponion FRO" 0e's P's'''
srcep. from those connected Vh the G'oe"os'9 Co"PiA"
.ften indue,, them ,yfe, 0nd o car blame t" oaa 'fy
az, a,k,4 70 ,nLt Do treat. requiring 'ae'es "of'y
tA< ,u,e dsG Lor, brilliant female eha'det' "hen
IA ., ,i, that the Graeubers Catbolcon will cure while
Oh. o,., ,.ed;.. only torture without avail we think we
, conclusive reasons for immediate resort 70 the GTaeiea'
berg treatment.
TIE GsA.rESBERG HaRsHALL's UTERINE CArHoLicoS IS
SOLD AT 1BI OFFICE OF THE GRaEFEsBERC ConPAsY No. 81
PiHxRow NEw.YoSg and BY al Drusgsts Prize 81 % per
teil>
On tie receipt cfrr Goaa BY TIE G,aefenb1S Company fire
ls hall b. ,,nt and Charge paid to TIE end f
ysvte from Eev- York.
Address orders JOSHUA bhiDoH' ~ ~,
seo'y Grssfepbsrg Company No S2Park-row New'fors'
No1r-TA. ysader, Of TIE TRIBUNE may rely o'h conf
S,ne, uron the ,,aensn Of the Gyac)enbe,9 Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The CUSARD STEANERs-At the meeting OF the
Jersey City Common Council Tuesday night, Mr. Tden
preamb.s and resolutions 10 the eject that efforts
being made by certain parties 10 deprive Jersey City OF
derived from the occupancy u her whsyes by the
,,eane on the pret.pse Of facilitating delivery OF
goods by eqng that such goods be Immediately transferred
their ARRIVAL TO warehouse la NswYork bat the real and
concealed purpose being the na removal Of the line II CGnsrd
from Jersey City whsve town In Now Yofk 10
the inconvenience omporte that the present Arrangements
are satisfactory parties really concerned therefore,
Re,ored That memorial be prepared BY the Corporation
the corporate city and rwsd,d the Secretary Of
the Yresuy earnestly against any chsng- in the
matter the landing Of the Cunsrd Steamers at whaes
calculated dstsfAtion the part Of merchants
others Interested IN the landing Of goods from said line Of
seams and urgently requesting that the application for the
char referred. granted bu. positively refused
The preamble and resolution adopted and the City CLERK
directed snsmt the 20 the Hon. JACOB Worten
dyke Representative In Congress from the Via District and
also Senators Wright and Thompson, with the request that
pronp. thwat the schemes Of the parties
engaged the movements IN reference 10 tine Cunard steamers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

M.AARoyEcE, NEW ROCHELLE AND NEw-ioRK
STEAMBOAT LISE.-A number Of gentlemen residing
IN MsmHopeck and New Rochelle, snd doing business
in this city last Summer purchased steamer to run on
the route indicated ABOVE but, a. the law precuded
the Incorporation of any company with capital under
$4,000, and as that amount was much greater than
required for the purpose contemplated, the gentlemen
interested employed counsel to draw up special act
with only three sections allowing them to incorporate
under the general act with capital Of sl5 OOO with
tie privilege Of increasing it 70 5000 Last week,
John Fowler, jr counsel to the Company, and Dennis
AcCresdy, of the interested parties visted Albany
for the purpose Of securing the special act Of ncopors
ton. Through the efforts Of the Westches,er County
members, the bill was introduced and passed the sec
ond reading, and the Co nmittes 10 whom the subject
wss referred, il i updentoOd, are prepared TO report
fsvorsby thereon. In tSe bill becomes law, the
steamer purchased last viii be greatly enlarged
or new bost Of much greater capacity Will De pro-
cured for the route.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

CoRoxER's ISQUEsTs.-Coroner Horton held an in
quest Yesterday upon the body Of John Rende who died OF
tniur.. sustained BY Jumping Of window The friends OF
him house Of Dr.. Meaden, In Fulton near
Vanderbilt avenue for treatment lie had been drinking con
.der,by for some time deiriols Aer entering the
house open doors and ped out into the street
A verdict in accordance with the facts rendered.
An poue,t va. o, held upon the bodies Of three infants the
children of woman named Keenan,, wife Of Mch.e Keenan,
WHO resides on the corner Hopkins and Marion streets Mrs
Keenan, aye birth 20 three infants Friday nigh, last aud
they al died Thursday night An investigation By apbyscian
verdict was held upon The body of John Cunningham.
who died suddenly a. his residence No. n ColI nbis street The
inmedat. caus. 81 dean Inflammation Of the bowels
verdict 70 that effect returned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
THE ONLY ARTICLE
IL UNRIvALED IN MAKKKf,
WITH IhNENsE
HOME ANE EUROPEAN


Tbs Why that BY Natures owe process restores
A.tur. oOOr snS .he the hair becomes sI .r
1cmoves all dsndruf itching and heat from the scalp 4neu
eS s the Sp"n seS mn
hwn stop and hep It from falling Oh sake. {" .cr eS.y
s. S w." WIN newer "a. or seoo@e gay tl.n rs.dsf
's.d the following and Judge for ,Ours:slys, u, ,su
nEssRs. o. J. WOOD Co.
srsTL1nss h.yns heard sGOd de. seO., rrSfe,'S,
up my mind to lay aside the Prejgaoe' which In common with
suest many persons had against oil manner OF patent ned
stes and short time ago commenced u'ns your Article "
"a So and Justice YOU well fer the encouragement
Of who may be iy WAS but who having my pre-
dive your Restorative they further proof aud the
best proof being occus demonstration write you TN. et,er
which show such aud also direct them 10 me
kr further proof who Am IN and out Of N T. Wire Railing
Nv hsr is now ts S..ura color and much improved a
Dearance every way being soseT aud thicker and much more
ss : JENKINS con- pnd sro
Lxnsi Hc,, 800 IA, FEB r. +, iS SSn.
seh seod this PAT Of the country Ny hair hs. been slight
sIsa S.. s. .'ifs
so,vs for week. and End that have hpe head Of haiI
10 eject thai the most valuable remedy ana
styise all whe are afflicted that way TO use your remedy
A '''-'' Nv s. w MIDDLETON.
rHIh.pELrnIA, sept 1851;
beneficial The 'front.' and also the bach part Of
two h.pipt bottles your Restorative and the q
ny well studded with promising Of yosns hair and
mont receiving lie benefit have tired other preps
sons without any benefit whatever think from my own
accommodation can induce many ethers 20 ty
Yours. respectfully D. 4 THOMAS, M ID.
No to4 Vne-sL
Pie restorative POT IN bottles Of three sizes via Lsrce
medium small sma holos half pRt and retas for
81 bottle the medium holds least tverxy cent more
portion than The small rets for 81 bottle the large
holds 20 In proportion and recalls for %
abo,tle.
- }. WOOD Co, rrorrietors No. Sl2 Broadway, New
ners n the great n Wire Railing Es,sehshment, ana NO
1l< harAet-st, ST. Louis No.
And .ed BY all TODD prussis., Fancy Coed. De.le
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
Disasters. &c,

NASSAU Jan sThe brig Kate Anderson, oss silss
for New Orssrs wrecked Berry Island msnt Of
the lih inst she bs.d At Her cargo nsstss es
rice lis bags ~ bos tar And pitch and fsv
portion Of the hes been saved b1t % nse
Tie bns Amanda Jane, frou Bordeaux 81 DAY. ioi III
spsrs sprung "a. -. ~.
tn. bark Vivid Lsh. Blanchard, from AsIaIdnA Hsyp e
Cork for order, pot into Malta, Dee 10 WHO P1"Ps
and lssbiDg; would have 10 discnsffe
ST. Augustine Jsp 2o-rss schr John Howsrd, Rom D y.
Ton for snyna struck on while In ehuse P eo4
,fr.ru,yd b.c,ms . ,o<sI Ioss She sol fos 500
PyEN.x,cco Dee 81 The brig H. B. Emery, nom Isnssr
cola bound RIO with cargo Oh unos' P1' " -" p's
yesterday, leahins badly . -.
h.s srr,.d ma sakps n eesl ohs VIII san " dsys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

EXTENSION OF THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.-The
following preanb and resolutions adopted BY the jersey
CITY Common Council their meeting Tuesday night;
Where1, bill p-ndiDs before TIE L-zislsture, an
hos Central Railroad Company to extend their ROAD 70
point a. or Jersey City and the passage Of such law
would carried into effect greatly styance the interests and
prosperity Jersey City and as oesoys the people Of Jersey
City connected with this contemplated
Improvement, Therefore,
k.,d That the Representatives. Of Hudson County IN the
stur- carry wishes " the people Of Jersey
Cy BY advocating AID uos every honorable %
the passsse II The ,sd bill.
Resoised TbA, certified copy Of the above preamble and
resolutions with he sea II the city alta he'd b. forwarded by
City Clerk the Senator Representatives. OF Hudson
County, IL the STATE Legs st1re.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

DE FoRRESr-On bossd the sseamsr Eysrslsde, a. sera
dina Ea Thursday Jan a. JOAN De Forrest, o. ihs'J
GLAsco-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday Pss l. Mr. May O,'e''
GRAHAM-in this cy, Monday. Jan. 81, Mehss o'Ahsn
sged - yeArs
oILDEA-In this cy On Tuesday. Feb John 6le., 70 "a.
New Inn, County Galway, Ireland.
HUNrINGroN-Ai Ns~ns,on, near LoadeO Eoslsrs. on
the evening Of jar scddenly, Of bleed he ss
Charles Huntington Of Saunson w., aged 81 years snS
New Haven. Conn and New Yort ss,e paper, psNe copy
JANEs-On Tues.sy Feb weisman, OF JOHN ani Caro-
lire wesmsn jam. .ssd II years
The friends OF the family invited q attend the fsns
street, Thursday afternoon,
o'cIocI.
JNsON-A, No 7os Fourth street, on Monday Jan 81 John
Jimi.op ssed 70 years s-r short but severe h'Ses
KENT-on "Wednesday morning Feb OF coo,anp tos David
The funeral viii tale place rhGr.sy FEB At eeoet
rom No. S1o SS'; md uy ,' q Mr. DAVID s.s
respectfully invited to attend.
LowERRE-on Wednesday moruins FEB OF cousamp,ios,
Mary Ann, wife OF Randolph Low.rre. aged ~ years
Th. relative. friends OF the smiy r-'Pec,fa nvse1
attend her funeral from her late residence No ne
don place. ths Thursday afternoon IS oeioes WITHOUT "'
Her remain. viii b. inferred In the family vsu: at ST. Laiss
LITTLE-At Georgetown Mas. Monday, Jan "a CT con.
sumption, Mr. Nelson Little in The ssth year OF hi' age
MARTIN-In ,hl, city, on Tuesday Feb Mi.rd nlgor.i
beloved son OF William w aud Eliza Martin, ssed year.
months and 20 days
PURDY-A, Tary,own, on Tuesday Feb l. at oclock IN.
Of l'aae L. and Caroline s. Pufdy cd years. mouths and
- Gays.
Funeral VIII ,,ks place on Thursday ococh In the aner-
room om the residence OF the pareps a. Tsrrytovn Tho
and relative; Of the s .%y .is mt e :sae sn
bers street; and m O'Clock from Thirty hrs, rect
PARKHILL--n this city, on MONDAY Jan. 81 Hae, A..
daughter Ct Samuel and Mary Ann PaIshn sseA pears
months and IS days
RING-on Lons Island Tuesday Feb Margaret the be-
loved wife Of Frederick Rins r Of consumption In the I'd
of her
swIFr-In Brooklyn "Wednesday Feb Of consumption.
Julia Ann. wife of Orrin Swift, ased 50 years
The funers will take place Friday 4h ust o. n oeoch.
from No II Sands street The relatives aud friends Of ~
family are lvted % attend, without further notice.
sTAFFORD-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday Feb jane Stafford
The relative. friends Of the family respectfully Invited
attend III. from the residence II Der brohe Av,
Wheeler No. 6 Fulton avenue Brooklyn, on rharsdsy
afternoon, Feb. 5, at O'Clock.
SMIrH-At North Hsvers,raw, Rcckknd County n u, o.
Friday, Jan 2S Richard w. Bresster OF Theodore D.
and Susan Smith, aged II years, months and "a days
sLOWEY-In this city Monday evening Jan 81 0Arse
Francis only Of John and Caroline slowey aged year,
2mopths and 10 days.