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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-25

THE KNIGHT TEMPLARs.-- Yesterday our city
was visited by company OF the Knights Templar
from Buffalo, who paraded the streets In the fore
goon, attracting much attention by their shovy
and picturesque regalias and their fine and gal
lant appearance The regalla, except in the case
o. few officers, was black trimmed with white and
With their black cavalier hats looped up at the side
With plumes short black velvet cloaks and Knight
ty swords added to their fine soldierly bearing
The display was quite striking They were accom-
panied by fine brass band which dlscoured most
excellent music,
The company (tho Lake Erie oommandery)
numbered about sixty, some Of whom were from
Rochester, Utica, and Rome, N. Y Grand Com
nader, Sir KnightH X Yiele The following are
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bSS- For City News see third page
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
,orn

lzV- Col Lathrop OF sylvania, has been appoint
ed Route Agent on the Q. & T. Railroad in place
Of Mr.. Ryder, who has filled tho Office creditably
for several years past Col Lathrop was Presi-
dent Of the Buchanan wing of the late Democratic
County Convention at Toledo
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BucKwHEAT.-Actua by the fear of short
crop of wheat, our farmers are preparing to com
pensate for the failure by putting in a more plend
full crop of buokwheat. The demand for this grain
therefore, has been somewhat brisk and unusual
1t brings a dollar readily, and more we are told,
has changed hands at three dollars. We can have
nothing better to exc ont a short wheat crop than
a supply of delicious and Incompatible griddle
cakes made up principally of buckwheat, with a
g)od sprinklingof corn meal-Ashtabula Tcls
grdpH
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CRY & NEWS ITEMS.
MORNINe, JUNE %, 1850.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
" PinnAnd Ornamental Priutngg' evevy description
lone at the Printing Esiah shulunt the Lcdder Once
ne latest improved and most rapid presses in
lest STYLE short notice and NJ reasonable rates Par
lcuNr attention paidto blank work Evefg descriptions
Binding done especially Blank Book Ledgers Journals
q les books, Receiving Books. sc, &C
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DECIDED DIsTINoTIoN.-Whilo making
visit TO the oberlin prisoners confined in the dwell
ling-part of Sheriff Wightman's Castle, few days
since, we had occasion 10 converse on the subject
of the politics of the prisoners who were confined
in the cells, for burglary pickingpockets, robbery
fighting, eounterfeitng, and all manners of crimes
To crafty curiosity we went to the door Of the
main prison room, where some tremendous hard
looking cases were amusing themselves, probably
by playing checkers on the CRATES Of the door
We asked of one of them who has amost villanous
looking face, what party he belonged to. He re-
Piled, "Tm adimercrat by G-d.we'rc all DINNER
Gratis here. The Sheriff makes distinction be-
tween his prisoners. Ho puts all the id repub.
licans (alluding to the obernp prisoners in the 9TH
end of the house, aud gives them the best rooms
while he puts US dimmercrats into these id
cells" A decided distnction-very .I.
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70 such means Of intimidation, Il is not at al
astonishing that the Turcos should have been
recognized at fret sight by these alarmed peo.
pie, as The promised cannibals
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6ar0marE.

CARPENTERS TO0LS.-The larg-
Z J sst and bettvarety IN the eity--i0T saleby
aps6 IT. X RAYNoLDs, No Superior So,
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, Of every des-
II Lotipii0n variety style aud price, tale ~
1850 IL. X RAYNOLDsi No. ssuFenor g.
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AIaahinist8 Sc.
De1utgtru.
DENTISTRY
DAA ~ = - n - n
AT 2lI SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
Il read the following lines II your tee,h are bad read
hem with great If you have teeth at all lisp
fact that Isl daily exhibited in the streets, in the social
circle the paror by the humbest peasant and tho
proudes uutocra that hundreds Of persons lose good
sets of teeth the want OF the timely aid of good and
skif1l dentist poor and inferior operation is many
cases than all Ii teeth are good have
them examined by good dentist aud keep them an order
II nor no time should be lost have them repaired the
sooner the better and escape that winch Burns says the
he Of an diseases All irregularities Of the teeth should
be attended TO IN childhood and youth.
All persons desrUus OF fine dental operations are iuvl
ed call where particular attention Is given
10 the preservation of the natural teeth where the
VULCANIzED CORALlTEt
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Gotelg.
nOTEL DUMAS :
Builders & Arfbitefts.

BROOKS S. G. & E. W, BUILD
H EhS. AlsC Manufacturers Of Doors Blinds sash,
Brackets and 0 kinds of Scroll Saving aud Gothic
Particular uttend paid tp Fitting Up Stores Factory on
Diyson-st. Centre Block. Cleveland, o. no0-cSl
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gprriaL Notitts.

HoLLowAY's Puts AND OfNTNENT should be
purchased with cautiou there spurious articles
abroad. Look for the waermark Holloway, New York
and London" that appears In semiranspareni letters 10
every leaf Of the book directions euvoopng each boz
pot Sold at tho manufaotory, No 90 Maiden Lane New
York, and by all Druggists at 2c o5c and 81 per box
mt
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PoLIcE CoURr-BEPoRE JUDGE LAWRENCE,
Friday, June 24th.-Mary Reilly, petit larceny,
continued.
Patrick Murphy, intoxlcatiop, fined $40 and
COSTS
VIM. Shallard and Alexander Robinson, petit
larceny Shallard was sentenced to pay fine O
500 and 80 days confinement in the Jail on bread
and water. RobnsoD's case held open.
Cases of Peter Doyle and John Miller nolled.
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AH'pe & GonnsFLIors.

IA j. DICKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
Il LAW, Office the Merchants Bayk, Glove
and, Ohio, ieb2lR2O
BROOKS q FORD, ATTORNEYS
- AT Law. Atwster Buildings, foot OF Superior st.
Cleveland, Ohio.
u. " BRooKs. l.. W. FORn.
fobe
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT.
wv TOnNEYs AT LAW Office No. 80 Supeuor-st
Cleveland. Ohio. s. WILLIAMSON.
janN A. q. RIDDLE.
CHARLES @. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Oney and Counselor at Lawofice 81 Superior St. over
CITY Bank ianl5:dly
pALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
oetl-e1s
A SPER, j. f., ATTORNEY ATLAW,
"A. Warren, Irumbull County, Ohio Ofdce, No 51-7
starkof street. dec3-d3l
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The guests were received at the steamboat land
ing by committe from the Cleveland Command
cry and addressed by Sir knight r. 9, spalding,
chairman Of committee, The address was replied
to by Sir knight a. X. Yele. The committee St
reception was composed Of r ? spading, Peter
Thatcher, R. Creighton, G. II. Burt and John A.
Wheeler.
AZ six O'Clock, p NJ, the knights had dress
parade on the square when they were addressed by
Mr. Hubbard, Grand Master for the United States
and went through their eyolutiOns with military
skill and precision.
We entirely agree with the universal opinion O
large number Of our citizens who were lOokeri
on, that a finer looking set Of fellows ID seldom
seen.
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u Mr.. Partington has a new book in press,
and will soon be before the public, entitled Knit
ting work, web Of many vestures." It Is TO be
illustrated by Hoppin, and will contain matter
provocative of cachination. The dear old lady has
lots Of friends who hold her and her sayings in
high destination"
The Boston Transcript reports the following
conversation between Mrs. p. and neighbor
$50 you are coming before the public again.
said the inquistor, looking into Mrs Partington's
little low window, at which the Game was knitting
She pOndered his words a moment before replying
Il am not republican she said at length land
though Heaven knows we are none of US too goOu,
the pubicans are best, aud that's gospel truth. ~
81 mean" said the querist, ''that you have a new
work on the carpet "Not on the carpet, exact
ly replied she, "but something that's cognac to it
-knitting-work.n "Crowel n be persisted in in.
quiring. "No," was the response, "there isn't
nothing cruel in il like saiyr, to wrangle like
barbed arrow it will be pleasant to take, like
lucubration for pnrched tongue, aud will make
people happy, But there 5 no knowing who will
be governor till after election; and whether book
goes well or not, depends upon the number that
buys it." The inquisitorl moved along, and Mrs
p. kept on with her knitting.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-25

TRIP TO NIAGARA FALLs--A RARE CHANoE.-
That splendid steamer Western Metropolis offers
great inducements TO those wishing to make visit
to Niagara Fall. The proposition is to take pas
sengers who wish to make the trip to the Falls, for
SO, the round trip, leaving here on Saturday
evening and returning early Tuesday morning.
This allows the passenger day in Buffalo and
day at the Falls aud delightful ride on the Lake
going and coming, all for the tr fling sum above
mentioned The chance is one which does not oc-
cur every day, and all who can, viii do well to i'm.
proyet
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Borlkers.

A. L. WHITMAN nj N. srANDART. c W. sTANDGRT
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers, and Dealersin Foreign and Domestic EK-
don and viii furnish Drafts for any amount psy9ble al all
the principal point sin Eng Ireland Scotland Frnnce
and Germany. Collections made all accessible points
througho the United States and Cauadus mars;ig
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Boor0tllQ.

BOARDING. - The House No. "a
- Public Square and by the stone Chueh-one Of the
peasantest locations IA the cithas been horOughy
paired and is open for BOarders Families wishing to
furnish their accommodated with large
and convenient and bedrooms and Sugle Roarders
and Day Borders will find good accommodations
sOnabl0 erms Ladies net excluded. References given
and received. apr7R20 s. w. BURhlTT.
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GrIar0pers.

ENG HAVING AND LITHOGRAPHING
DRAINARD Il BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVERs AND LITHoGRAPHERs Bsnk
treat Gleva and. a,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-25

DENI IlDI,
nR. w. j. GUILD HA S REMOV
ed his Dental Office to Room No Is, Hoffman block
Superior street. East of Public square, souh Of O. All
WHO need tho service of DENTIST will themselves
much SUFF ERiNG as well as MONEY by giving hlm a
cal Eoc Gy used TO mitigate pain for those who de-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
ON Cold 81 yer, Porcelain aud NuClnlZed huDper Base
"A the best manner Teeth ia SETS from $40 70 $50 Gold
dhngs according size of the cavity from 5O5 upward
maylI
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REMOVAL.

DR. B. f. ROBINSON HAS RE-
J moved his Dental Office TO his residence, No. 40
Wood st four doors North afthe M e. Church. where he
viii I've happy all Of his former patrons, or any 9TH
srs who may need his services.
CIavennd March 20. ls5s-mn2ilt
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GUTTA RCHA h ASE,
For Artificial Teeth
DENTTST

Is manu- fcturel and all varieties Of aTtfcsl teeth are
out up 10 the best manner. W. B lNGEhSOltL,
No 2ll Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland, o.
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PARIS, January, 1851

For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE
No 23 Superior street, Cleveland who will supply the
Annie do Femme" at the proprietor's prices.
aul0d&wly6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-25

THE WORCESTER SPY.-This old and popular dali,
comes to us in new dress largely increased in size
greatly improved in mechanical appearance. The new
ness men, and The SPYnow of the handsomest dai
management The services its veteran editor the Hon
j. NJ Earle, are retained in the editorial department TN
MASSACHUSETTS SPY large weekly paper issued from
the same establishment is in its S7t volume and is one
OF the oldest papers in the country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-25

The WORCESTER SPY-This grand old Republican Jour
nal now IN It's h year, to yesterday, printed
new ana beautiful type and bearing its head the names
OF the new propretors, Messrs Foss & Farnum. 1t also
contains the yaedctory of the late proprietor editor
Hon John Milton Earle, and also the sautatory of the
new editors We are glad to notice that Mr. Earle will
sun be connected with the editorial department the
paper position he has held for than thirty years
and by It, gained reputation for ability and integrity
throughout the Commonwealth We sincerely wish all
concerned md nrn - -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-25
TERMS OF ADvEHrTsING..

DVERTIsEMENTS published either in the DAILY
EEKLT SPY, FIR $lO0 square for three insertions
AID 20 cents fol- each subsequent insertion Ten lines
less constitute square Advertisements ordered
inside, or in any prominent place. also those largely
displayed viii be charged rates Contracts By the
year may be made on liberal terms.
~ An transient Advertisements must be mid ~
Gdranee Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
~ No gratuitous Advertisements No report reso
Iuons or proceedings of any corpoati0n society or
association and communication designed call atfe
uon TO any matter of limited or Individual interest can
De inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves resuou
soe lot any errors that beyond the
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-25

r. P. R U S S E L L
PATENT MASTIC ROOFING.

The subscribers offering to the public the best
substitute for metal slate roofing before offered
cheaper and durable Roofing cannot be found II
II perfectly Fire Proof and endures the severity of Sum
mers heat and Winters cold without melting crack
ing This Roofing can be put on with perfect safety
boards, plank tin or shingles, steep or fiat roofs Two
coats of the Mastic old tin roof will make 1t
good new and for preserving tin roof far supe
ror to paint. d. w. JOHNSON Il CO.,
Successors to Saxby, johnson b Co.
Office and Mandatory, Suffolk Street, east of Nathan
Washburn's Rolling Mill, Worcester Mass
REFERENcEs-Wm A. Wheeler, Amos Whitney Den.
mis- a. Lee, Charles w Freeland, e. p. Moody
DIFF
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dAOreester 4ailp Spp,
A CURIOUS QUESTION.
BY SPENCER W. CONE.

A daughter!
Well, what brought herr
Kitty asks. GLOW came she here,"
Half with joy, and half with fear.
Kitty is our eldest child,
Eight years old, and rather wild
Wild in manner, but in mind
Wishing all things well defined.
kitty says-"How came she here,
Father! Tell me. Its so queer
Yesterday we had no sister,
Else I'm sure should have missed her
When went to bed last night,
And, this morning, hailed her sight
With strange and new delight.
For, indeed, it passes all
To have sister not so tall
As my doll and with blue eyes;
And-I do declare-it cries.
Last night didn't see her. father;
Or, I'm sure, ] had much rather
Stayed at home as still as a mouse,
Than played all day at grandmas house.
She is so pretty, and SO tiny;
And what makes her face so shiny?
VIII it always be like that!
Will she swell up plump and fat,
Like my little doll? or tall,
Like my wax one? Tell me all
All about her, papa dear,
For do so long to hear
Where she came from, and what brought her
Yours and mammals bran new daughter"
A daughter-another daughter!
Ana the question is, w nat brought her!'
Spence, our boy, but three years old,
Says the nurse did and is bold
In defiance of them both
Since to yield his place is 10th;
And pouting, feels his noses point
When declare It's out Of joint.
But, though the childish explanation
BE food enough for child's vexation,
We older folk must better find,
To feed the hunger of the mind
TO us, of larger issue preaching,
This link of life eternal, reaching
From earth to heayen-this newborn soul,
Come fresh from where forever roll
Its countless years through yonder heaven,
Hath deeper cause for thinking given.
A daughter!
And what brought her
No matter what; she comes to bring
A blessing in her lifes young spring.
IN matter, darlings; she is here
Our daughter, sister, baby dear.
Open your hearts, and let her enter;
Open them wide, for sod hath sent her"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-25

The WORCESTER Spy has passed into the hands of its
new propretors, Messrs Foss Farnm, who given
an earnest OF what they intend to make it, by charging
s dimensions printing it in new type, and giving in ad
local news We are glad to learn that Hon John Milton
Earle who for more than thirty years. has been PUBLISH
or and editor of The SPY retains his connection with the
paper although relieved of the responsibility of
ment The new publishers have had large experience in
newspaper publishing and possess the requisite enterprise
and tact to make The SPY a valuable and successful
journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-25
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU
COMMONWEALTH OLE MASSACHUSETTS

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester ST. Supreme Judicial Court. October Term,
A. d. 1855 On the Bill in equity aforesaid it is ordered
that the complainant notify Benjamin Tenney, of the
city, County and State of New York, Benjamin c. Keyes
Of the City and County of Baltimore and Mary
land Brooks Tenney of the State of North Carolina and
of the said Daniel Clark, deceased residing out this
Commonwealth, to appear before our Supreme Judicial
Court next to be holden at Worcester in and our
County of Worcester, on the second Tuesday of April
next then and there to answer to said Bill of complaint
exhibited against them do and receive what said
Court shall then and there consider in that behalf by
publishing the title and substance of said Bill of com
pain and this order thereon, in the Worcester Spy
newspaper printed in Worcester in said County WOr-
ceste eight weeks successfully the publication to be
thirty days before the sitting of said Court.
Attest: JOS. MASON Clerk
copy of the Title and substance of the Bill and or
der of notice.
Attest: JOS. MASON, Clerk.
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Cooks, Stationery, TT.

PLANK BOOKS & STATIONERY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-25

UNEXPECTED RESULT OF ELooUENcE.-A
German clergyman, by way of giving point to
a.eulogy of dead man, at funeral, declared
that his own experience would prove that the
detunct was the most generous of men, as he
had long ago borrowed forty dollars of him, of
which to his dying day he had never asked the
payment Of the debt thus acknowledged be-
fore witnesses, however, the friends of the de-
ceased, the next day, demanded the payment
with interest!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-25

VALUE OF KANSAS GoLD.-J. r. Snowden,
director Of the mint, says of some specimens
of Kansas gold that he has assayed, that one
parcel was worth $40, 92 per ounce, and another
$20,01. These results show the Kansas gold
to be Of very high fineness, much above that
of California and equal to that of Australia.
The loss in melting was very small.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-25
From the Providence Post. !

SI.I
= HE oRCEsrER SPY has been purchased bv Messrs-
Foss Farnum, and appears in enlarged form and in
6TaR 9eW dress It's appearance is certainly much i'm
worst we must say that il is prodigy of excellence.
Mr. Fos is the present publisher Of the Woonsocket Pat
riot and will rhaye eye both papers. John Mil
ton Earle who has been connected with The SPY for more
than thityve years, will continue in the editorial de-
parment but having longer the control of it,
in the last issue in a valedictory. -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-25

lHE w WORCESTER SPY appeared in entire dress
on Monday last and looked neat and clear. The new
propretors Messrs Foss Farnum, they have made
such arrangements to enable them publish .live
newspaper which, we have doubt they will succeed
IN dong nom their well known enterprise, integrity, and
experience. May attend everything but
nnltcs. - -o -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-25

GOLD ABE's" LAsT.-Some may think that
Abraham Lincoln our late candidate for Uni
ted States Senator against Douglas, feels great
ly disappointed and grieved because of his
defeat. On the contrary, we assure his sup
porters and opponents that no man ever took
defeat more philosophicaly, or good-natur-
eddy.
A gentleman who was at Springfield last
week, tells us that on the day of the election
of Douglas by the Legislature, a number of
"Old Abes" friends called on him, and one
of them remarked "Well, Abe, l suppose
you are not going to cry over split milk are
you 2"
GAS to that" rejoined Lincoln, with his &C
customed good-natured smile, 81 am in the
predicament of a tall young fellow | once
heard tell on, who, while running up hill,
stumbled, fell, and hurt his toe quite badly
Some one coming up, asked him whether he
was going to cry, or laugh about it. Wal, :
said the tall youth, I suppose / am too big to
cry about it, but It hurts too dwtd bad to laugh !"
The company exploded at so apropos an il
lustration our tall Abe joining in as heartily as
the rest Chicago Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-25

Persons having limbs frozen by cold should
immense hefrozen limb in cold water, and re-
tain it in that position until the ache has ceas.
ed, and no unpleasant consequence will result
to the limb from the frost. Persons chilled
with cold, should drink freely ofcold water and
take a cold water bath if practicable. Soft
snow will extract frost if applied as a poultice
to frosted flesh, while the frost is still stopping.
The same remedy to person struck by light
ming is required as when Frustrated by cold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

sFNsON-WARNER-ln the Cty Of Bfookyn June 10 At
tn r.,deuce Of the BRIDE No 80 Court street. BY Tho Rev T.
Remington M George W. Beasor 10 Mas Annie Mari,
Wsner
Western and California papers please copy
BAusH-PECK-At Plymouth Cbsrch. Brooklyn Tuesday.
oct 2 bJ the Rev Mr.. Bartlett, William Bs -sh, OF
New.Yorf city, TO xs Henrietta 5. Peck Of Milford CoIn
HFRMANN-THORP-At sprinzh Conn. rursdsy Oc..
"a b, he Rev Rgu, Ene, tie Rev Samuel Hermann 8nd
Caroline Z daughter II denry : Thorp ESD.
yuRPHY-HOLHES-On Wednestsy Oct. 10. by The Rev.
Nr seryce Nj John A. Murphy aiss Sarah Holmes both
Of ibis city.
Diyct llBuois, paper. psse copy.
sLOAN-hckEE-On Tuesday morning Oct 10 by the Rev.
CsTiper Spring. Henry s0sn Of Phisie Paa 20 Miss
I0ui,s dsu.LtsT u J. h NJ hee, e,q, Of this city.
soI- THW URTH-siMPsON-On WsdLescsy Oct 3D. IL Zion
Cb1rrh se~fort by tie hey. Wsshpston Rodmap .ssed
h, N. Rsh, Rev Horato Southrats John T. lie souhw0h
=, s.rsh Edua uzhter q william Simpson u Anblesde,
Mt Farms, Wettehesisr County, ~. Y.
VaIT-HUST-ln the ULiysrsslist Ca1rch Soth Salem,
y TGesasy no,nG o.. l8, By the Rev. s1alor J.
III ys- Nj ThonAs c. Vail Ms. Martha c. Hani daIsker
Of HUT, es6.