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| SUTToN.-For several weeks past the good
people of Sutton have been agitating the sub
ject of temperance. Meetings have been held
to decide upon some kind of an organization in
which the people could work to put down the
rum traffic. 1t was finally decided that an or
ganization of the Sons of Temperance would
best meet the wants OF the town. According
ly number of the prominent citizens of the
town petitioned the grand division of Massa-
chusetts for charter, which was readily
thirty sons and daughters of this city went to
Sutton for the purpose of instituting said d.
vision. The division was organized by w.
Mecorney. G. w. p, assisted by G. w. Aus
tin as g. c.. The officers were publicly in
stalled in the vestry Of the Methodist church
before large and appreciative audience.
After the installation, appropriate remarks
werC made by S. d. King, Simon J. Wood
bury Of Sutton, John McCombe and William
Mecorney of Worcester. The audience were
highly entertained with songs from two quar-
tette clubs-one belonging to Sutton, under
the leadership of Mr.. f. II. Hutchinson. the
other from Worcester, by Messrs. Collester
and Elkns.
The following is the list of officers of this
new division w. p, S. D. King; w. A.,
f. H. Hutchinson; r. S., S. E. King; A. r.
s., T. A. Howard I. s., j. S. Tenney; T.,
T. B. Williams; chaplain, Rev. S. o. Brown;
c., w, H. Hutchinson; A. c., C. 0. Howard;
l. S., A. j. Buxton; o s., George B. Mason.
The division starts with fair prospects, I'M
tal citizens w
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NEW YORK, July 27.-Stocks are better and close
stroug Chicago and Rock Island 1864; Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chien Railroad 81; fittsburP Fort Wayne
and Chicago ,IS}i Gaiena md Chicago Railroad 100;
Railroad 6O4; Michigan Central Railroad l6 Reading
1888; Harlem Railroad 1873; ichigan Southern Railroad
So; Illinois Central scrip iil}; Michigan Southern
guaranteed l53 Erie preferred 1854; Hudson Railroad
l49l; New York Central Railroad l27R; American Gold
1913; Cumberland preferred 500; Canton 80; Missouri
skies 702 Treasury 3lOts 1859; skies 81, reg
istered lOj
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The total shipments of coal during the past
year foot up an excess of 1850 tons
over the quantity shipped during the previous
twelve months.
Among the rebel prisoners recently brought
to Johnson's Island Sandusky, Ohio, was
one brigadier general who is making his
third visit to that pleasant but circumscribed
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JOhnston's Defeat Mt Jackson
A correspondent of the New York Herald
gives an account of the operations against
Johnston at jackson, Miss, of which some of
the particulars were given several days since.
He states that Jonston's force was as large as
that under Gen. Sherman; but it was demon
allied, and fled, although the Notifications
were very well prepared, and, seemingly,
might have been defended. 1t was believed
that the routed rebels went to join Bragg's
army; but they went in much confusion and
were likely 20 become badly scattered.
Dcserters were coming into our lines
by hundreds Among the captures at Jack
son were about three thousand bales of cot
ton, Il large part of which had been used on
the rebel notifications. JEFF Davis library
was captured with a large amount of private
correspondence in relation to the secession
movement Another letter states that among
the prisoners captured at Jackson, were a
number Of Pemberton's men who had just
been paroled at Vicksburg. These were i'm
mediately shot.
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stiuton. f ~ "
John Finley, hernia
samuel Newton jr, decided acquired feebeness Of
from asthma ' -
lanes N sherman, carries of lower end of femur.
peo CheeVer, inVcterate disease Of the skin.
heIni YORK, enlargement of the lower end of femur
Moses shepherd, imbecilily.
Ira Moreg, ventral hernia
jerome brOWll, carries Of one rib
Frank MunrOe, hernia
Lyman IhurstOn. stiff ankle and atropbV of rio mt leg
WIN george, schrruS oftongue.
larlck birmingham. permanent contraction OF all the
fingers of left hand. 80 ~
Geo Gilmore, Cataract If right eve
Geo l. Congdon, decided feebe1ess of constitution,
from spinal injury.
Henry Alney no use of left hand and loss of thumb.
Henry Cunningham, right leg 8 inches too short
Benjamin Wilson, mbecility.
Calvin lde, tubeTcular disease of right lung
Thos 0Brien, old fracture Of left leg with large u
Ger.
Washington Taylor, chest too small-29 in
Chas Beckett old dislocaton ofleft hip joint.
Willis Knapp, nsuf1ciency of teeth.
Alex Brown, loss of Two fingers left hand.
Michael Fagan blindness of right eye
Erasmus Ii Stone hernia
James Ketteby, aSscess Of right hand, destroying
OF the fingers
Edwin Watson, enlargement of side of right foot
Walton Proutv, varicO,e vens-very knotty.
PhIlatus Gould, puratent otOrrhea.
Matthew Faulkner, atrophy of right arm not half sze
Edmund Bacon, insuffciency of teeth
Per order of the board.
SAMUEL V. STONE,
Captain Provost Marshal Sth Mass District.
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TAKE care of your health and that of your children.
and other Saeratus except Hcrrick Aliens Gold
Medal Saloratus, 1t is acknowledged being the only
perfectly harmless article in the Market is peculiarly
adapted benefit weak somachs anddyspepc persons.
Try paper, and you will have other. Use it in
stead soda. 1t is much better Grocers and Drug
eists SELF Eepot Liberty street. New York.
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CoMMoTIoN IN GREECE.-The troubles of
the poor Greeks have not come to an end.
The following extract from letter of DIR.
Kings, dated July 4th, discloses a most un.
fortunate state of things:
81 am now in the midst of a civil war.
Party spirit and love of rule have at length
divided the soldiers and citizens into two hos
tile bands, and in the streets and squares of
the city, blood has been flowing. For two
days (July lst and 2d) the battle was inces-
sanity raging; and the sound of guns and
cannon told us the work of death was going
on. Yesterday, through the Intervention of
the ministers of the three protecting powers,
France, England and Russia, truce of As
hours was proclaimed, which will finish to-
night or tomorrow morning. And the above
mentioned ministers have proclaimed that, if
fighting should commence during the time of
truce they will all leave the place, go on
board the ships, and invite all under the pro-
lection to go also, and that ''they will cut off
all connection with a country from which
true patriotism seems to be for ever eXiled.
DIR. King does not appear to entertain any
special Apprehension in regard to his own
safety. "-BOSton TrGUeller.
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OFFICE OF PRovosT MARSHAL,
STH DISTRICT MAssACHUsETIs.

I
Worcester, july u, 1868. }
Drafted notified that hereafter all examina-
tons will be made in the following order If the notices
of town shall expire before the following dates they
allowed an extension of time accordingly.
MONDAY, July 27,-WOrcester-War !, 2, 3, T.
TUESDAY, July 2S.-WorCcster-War s. g. l. 81
WEDNESDAY, July 29.-Blackstone, Auburn, Leices-
ter.
THURSDAY. July 3O-Shrewsbury, Boylston, West
Boylston, Holden, Rutland, Paxton. Oakham, New
BTaintree, BToOkied.
FRIDAY, July 3l.-North Brookfeld West Brookfeld,
Warren Spencer
MoNDAY, August 3-Oxford, Charlton, sturbndge,
Dudley.
TUESDAY, August 4-Southbridge, Webster, Grafton.
WEDNESDAY, Aug, 5.-Mibury, sutton, NOrthbrdge.
THURSDAY, August 6-Upton Marlborough, South
bOTO, WestbOro.
FRIDAY, August 7.-Uxbridge Douglas.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, August 10 and ll.-Milford.
WEDhEsDAY, August l2.-Mendon, Wapole, Wren
than.
THURSDAY, August l3-Foxboro' Bellingham, Frank
lin, Midway.
BY order of the Board of Enrolment
jyH diff SAM'L V. STONE, Provost Marshal.
EDWARD MELLEN, Jr. continues to pay the highest
price for old papers. etc. diff ja24
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BUFFALO, July 29.-The draft at Lockport
was completed yesterday, and though trouble
was apprehended, none occurred. 1t is un-
derstood the draft in this city will commence
next week
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In storehouse which was taken on Morris
Island our troops found large quantity OF
c'othlng. The rebel soldiers were well clad,
having li Just received a supply of better light
oiue pantaloons than our troops have. These
clothes had come from New York via Mas
sau.
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ALBANY, July 29.--It is not expected that
canal boats will reach tide water tomorrow,
on account of Il breach at Speakers.
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WOIfe's Aromatic SchIedam schnapps, a
universal curative CONSUMPTION; renewing the Tu-
berces healing the Ulcers, and removing the cough.
Recommended by the MEDICAL FACULTY as a CA
rHoL1coN in the removal of DYSPEPSIA in all its
forms.
In DRoPsY its estab ished curative properties have
long been without rival attested by universal med
cal testimony.
The Duretc Solvent properties of the Aromatic
Schiedam Schopps, render 1t decidedly enicacous in
GRAVEL and all other affections Of the Kidneys
In GOVT and RHEUMATISM, if taken in the form of
warm punch, the patient lying warmly covered IN bed
this pare alcoholic disation will effect speedy cure
Taken as hot punch in HUAIoRAL and SPASMODlC
ASTHMA, it affords Immediate relief from the Distress
ing symptoms.
By its peculiar and specific qualities it arrests tie
cold stage in AGUE and FEVER and prepares the sys-
tenn for the administration OF the admitted curatves
this disease.
Administered in CHOLERA, CHOLERA MoRBUs,
and collie. it removes spasm restores function of
the Liver, and rapidly produces healthy secrctions 1t
should be taken mixed with hot water and sugar.
AS a NERVINE, a TONIC and PURIFIER of the
blood trial Ofheen years in all climates at d under al
circumstances hes stamped it with universal approba
ton.
Peculiarly adapted to the complaints of delicate FE-
MALES, it stands pre-emnent among the established
curatIves OF the day.
1t is the only alcoholic preparation in country that
can be generally mbbed with pleasure and
when taken TO producing headache other
unpleasant consequences.
Sold handsomely wrapped in yellow papers, in pint
and quart bottles by all Druggists, ApOthecaTies and
GrOcers in the United States Purchase from the adver
tised agents to prevent imposition in countereits and
limitations, the whole is flooded with them
BOURB0S WHISKEY,
BOTTLED BY
UDoLPHO WOLFE,
Warranted pure, and the best quality with The pro-
prietor name the cork anil fac smile of his sigma
ture on the label.
GEORGE RsSPURR, Agent for Worcester
For sale by George P. Harlow, VIM II. Goulding,
David Scott, S. MGConville Jas Green. Bush Il Co.
my2S dawtf ~ ' W " W.
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crnmcnt may be destroyed. This is so plain
to all that even the New York copperheads be-
gin to shrink from their purpose.
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POLICE CoURr.-Y esterday Daniel Teehen,
John Monaghan and Patrick Shackrow were
each fined five dollars and costs for assault and
battery on Patrick Casey.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Commander Henry
A. Wise has been appointed by the president
chief of the bureau of ordnance in the navy
department, ad interim.
In the list of dismissals from the military
service for the week ending Saturday last
as officially announced, are the following /:
Major Granville o. Halter of the 18th U. S. in
tantry, for disloyal conduct and the utter
ance of disloyal sentiments; Capt. IL. P.
Merrill llth New York heavy artillery, for
repeated utterances Of reasonable and disloy-
al sentiments; Capt VIM. II. Burke, 18th
Ohio volunteers, for reasonable language and
disloyal conduct; Lieut.. NJ. b. DeSilva, 18th
Ohio volunteers, for writing and publishing a
highly dlsloyal and unbecoming letter.
The Rebels in Kentucky,
CINCINNATI, July 29.-The following in
formation was received at headquarters last
night. Col. Pegram, with between 1000 and
1000 men, crossed the Cumberland river a
day or two since, and moved north towards
Richmond. He was in the vicinity of that
place at the last accounts. The prevailing
opinion here in military circles is that when
Pegram started he was not aware of the cap
ture of Morgan, and contemplated assisting
him to escape. The disposal of our forces in
Kentucky is such as will be impossible for
him to either advance much further or to es-
cape.
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Spet1al 5lotrtes.

EDWARD MELLEN, Jr. continues to pay the highest
price fOf old papers, etc. diff ja4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-30

In DROPSY its estab ished curative properties have
long been without rival, atested by universal med
cal testimony.
The Union and journal., 1863-04-24

DR. DOW continues 20 be consulted at his Office,
Nos 7 aud Endicott Street. Boston, on all diseas-
es of n PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. by
a long course OF study and practical experience OF
unlimited extent, DIR. ID. has now the gratiication
OF presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have never. since he first introduced them, hiled
10 cure the most alarming cases OF GonorrA9d and
SypAihs Beneath his treatment, all the horrors OF
yenereal and impure blood, lmpOtency, Scroiula,
GonOrrh@a, Ulcers, pains and distress In the re
giOnS of prOcreatiOn, inflammation OF the Bladder
and Kidneys Ilydrocee, ,Abcesses, llumOrs, Fright
ul Swellngs, and the long train OF horrible symp-
toms attending this class of disease, are made to
become as harmless the simplest ailings OF
child SEMINAL WEAKNESS. DIR. d. deyOtes a
great part OF his time To the treatment OF those
eases caused by secret and solitary habit. which
ruins the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate
individual for business or society. Some OF the
sad and melancholy effects produced by early haO-
its uf youth. are Weakness OF the lack aud Limbs,
Dizziness OF the head, Dimuess OF Sight, Palpita'
tion OF the Heart. Dyspepsia, Nervousness, De-
ran ngement OF the digestive functions, symptoms
mind are much 10 DO dreaded loss Of memory,
confusion OF ideas depression OF spirits evil FORE
holdings aversion of society, selfdstrust, tmidity,
&c, are among the evils produced. Such persons
should, before contemplating matrimony, consult
physician Of experience, and be ut once restored
TO health and happiness.
Patients who wish To remain under DIR. Dow's
treatment n few days or weeks, will be furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges for board moder-
ate. 80
Medicines sent TO all parts OF the country, with
full directions for use on receiving description OF
yOur cases,
The Union and journal., 1863-04-24
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. Cheescm ans Pills.

The combination Of Ingredients In these pills are
the result OF long and extensise practice. They
arc mild in their operation, and certain in correct
ing all irregularities, Painful MenstruatlOns. re
moving all distractions, whether ffom cold or 9th
crwlse, headache. pain IN the side, palpltatiOn
the heart whites, all nervous affections. Mysteries
fatigue. pain In the hack and limbs, &C. disturbed
sleep. which arise from interruption or nature.
Dr. Chccscs.as's pills was the commence
ment OF new era In the treatment OF those irreg-
ularities and distractions which have consigned 50
many to PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can
enjoy good health unless she Is regular, and when
ever an obstruction takes place the general health
begins 20 decline.
DIR. Chee.emna'- Pill. are the most efectual
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to
females. To all classesthey are invaluable, iHdse
iny Tith certainty periodical regularity. They arc
known TO thousands, who have used them at differ
ent periods, throughout the country, having the
sanction OF some OF the most sRiHsHt Ply'ieian' an
america.
Erpliet directions, stating hsn they sAss!d not ss
used with each box-the Price one dollar per bor.
containing from 80 to 60 pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly by remtting 10 the
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists generally.
II. d. HUTCHiNGs, Proprietor,
2oCeiar Street, New York.
A Sawyer, Biddefbri, S. s. Mitchell. saeoi II.
II. LAY Co. Portland, Agents. iyra5is
The Union and journal., 1863-04-24
Certain Cure iR alt Cases,
Or No Charge Made.

DR. Dow Is consulted daily, from sA. NJ. to Pm.
as above upon all difficult and chronic diseases OF
every name and nature, having by his unwearied
attention and extraordinary success gained rep
utaton which calls patients from all parts OF the
country t0 obtain advice.
Among the physicians in Boston,. none stand
higher in the profession than the celebrated Dh.
DOW. No. 7 Endlcott Street, Boston Those who
need the services of an experienced physician and
surgeon should give him n call.
P.S DIR Dow imports and has for sale new
article called the French Secret. Order by mail,
for 81, and a red stamp.
Boston, April 1868. lylS
The Union and journal., 1863-04-24

nR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINI,tENT has given
~ universal satisfaction during the fourteen years
Il has been introduced into the United States. AZ
ter being tried by millions, II has been proclaimed
tho pain destroyer OF the world. Pain cannot be
where this liniment Is applied. IL usedas directed
Il cannot and never has failed in single instance.
For colds, coughs aud influenza, 1t can't be beat
One % cent bottle will cure all the above, besides
being useful 10 every family for sudden accidents,
such as burns, cuts, sealds, insect stlngs, &C. 1t Is
perfectly innocent TO take internally, and can he
given TO the oldest person youngest child. Price
IS and 80 0eents bottle.
Sold by all druggists. Oaiee sc cortlNndt street,
New York. 3WlO
The Union and journal., 1863-04-24
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. 4 En-
dicOtt Street, Boston, Is consulted daily Tor all dis
eases incident to the female system. Pr0lapsus
Uteri. or falling of the Womb, fluor Albus, sup
preston and other menstrual arrangements, are
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
speedy relief guaranteed in u very few days. SO
Invariably certain Is the new mode Of treatment,
that most obstinate complaints yield under it, and
the afflicted person relOices In perfect health
DIR. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
the cure of diseases of women and children, than
any other hysician In Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish TO stay In Boston few days under his treat
ment.
Dr. Dow, since 1915, having confined his whole
attention 10 an Office practice, for the cure OF Pri
yate diseases and Female Complaints, acknowledge
no superior in the United States.
n. B.-All letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not be answered.
Office hOnrs iron s A, N. to 9P.M,
The Union and journal., 1863-04-24
MARRIAGES.

Biddeford-April 20, by Rev. C. Tenncy, Mr..
James X. Dorman OF Port Wine, CAL, and Miss
Betsy 4. Little6eld OF Sanford, Me.
Biddetord-April l7th, by W. Bullock, Mr..
Edwin Smith of Ncwbary. Me-, and Miss Han
nah II. Benson of BddetOrd.
Saco-April 9th, by Rev J. T. @. Nichols,
Mr.. Charles Il. Eamcs of MiltOrl, Mass, and
Miss Mary II. Staples Of Wells. Me,
Otisheld-i6th ipst.. by Johnson W. knight,
ESQ, Alonro Cooper Of Liberty llll, CAL, and
Mary A. Lowell of Otsheld.
Aifred-April IL, by Rev. IA, Ferguson, MIR
Gilman ID. Day, aud Miss Lydia L. W"rmwood,
both of Alfred. :,
kennebunk-by the Rev. j. a. Swan, Mr.
John X. Ferguson, of Shapleigh. and Mrs.
sarah T.. Holmes, of Kennebunkport, Me.
The Union and journal., 1863-04-24
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF YORK, IS.
To the Honorable, the Justices of the Supreme
judicial Court, next to be held ut Alfred, in
and for said County Of York, on the fourth
Tuesday of May, A. ID. 1853:
MARY +. NEWCOMB, Of Biddciord. in
INl said County OF York. wife OF Harding
Newcomb, formerly Of said Biddeford, but
whose residence Is now unknown, respectfully
libels and gives this Honorable Court to be in
formed that she was lawfully married 70 the
said Harding Newcomb ut Saco, in said County
of York, on the twenty-third day of January,
A. ID. 1855, and after that time livci and cohab-
tied with him rs his wife at said Biddeford
that since her intermarriage she hath Mt all
times behaved herself towards him Ms faithful,
chaste and atfectionato wife, but that said Har-
ding Ncwcomb, wholly regardless OF his mar.
riage covenant and duty, on the eighth day Of
November, A. ID. 1859, wholly deserted your
said libclant, leaving her entirely destitute and
dependent upon the kindness of friends. and
hath ever since then entirely absentcd himself
from her and male no provision for her sup
port, nor rendered her any assistance towards
her maintenance.
e~N, Wherefore your libellant, believing
STAMP II would be reasonable and proper,
wv 'and conducive TO domestic harmony,
prays that the bonds of matrimony may be dis.
solved between her and said Harding Newcomb.
March Is, 1863. MARY Z. NEWC0MB.
The Union and journal., 1863-04-24
DIR. MORSE. OF PORTLAND,

Well known for his successful treatment OF Con.
sumption, CafarrA, 1stAmG, Bronchitis. and all dis
eases Of the TAroat and LASSs by Medical lnhala'
ton with n view 90 the accommodation OF his nu-
merous patients and Others desirous TO consuk him
In Saco BiddeiOrd. and the surrounding towns, viii
he at the Dlddeford House, Bddeford. the Ard Frt
day in each month hereafter until further notice
lf stormy on Friday. Dr. Nj. will be at Biddeiord
the next day, Saturday, " pleasant.
lie also treats all female complaints. For "aliing
Of rae WoR,b," and 'EsUeOrrA0s" he has soTer-
sivn remedy feb. 2i-9ti
The Union and journal., 1863-04-24
A Friend In Need. Try 10.

Dr. Slreets fafdlibie LiRimSHt Il prepared nom
the recipe Of Dr. stephen Sweet, OF Connecticut,
the great bone setter aud has been used his prac-
ticc Tor the last twenty years with the most aston
ishiug success. As an external remedy II Is with
out a rival, aud will alleviate pain moro speedily
than any other preparation. For all Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders u is truly intallble, and as
"A curative for Sores. wounds SpralnS, Bruises, &c =,
its soothing, healing, and powerful strengthening
properties, excite the just wonder aud astOnish'
ment OF all who have ever given Il a trial. over
four hundred certificates of remarkable cures, per
formed by u within the last two years attest this
fact. Sold by all dealers. lyS
The Union and journal., 1863-04-24
STATE OF MAINE.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. In vacation,
Augusta, April 2l, 1S

SUPREME JUDICIAL CouRr. In vacation,
Augusta, April 2d. 1863.
Upon this libel 1t is ordered by me. the
y undersigned, one Of the Justices Of said
court, that notice thereof be given to the libel.
lee therein named, by publishing IN attested
copy Of the same, with this order thereon, three
weeks successfully in the Union and Journal,
apublic newspaper printed In Biddeford, IN
our County Of York, the last publication TO DC
not less than thirty days before the next term
of said court, to be holden at Alfred. within aud
for said County Of York. ON the fourth Tuesday
Of May next, that said libellee may then anu
there spncar and answer to said libel, and show
cause. II any he have, why the prayer thereof
should not be granted.
3wi0 RICHARD D. RICE, J. y. J.C.
The Union and journal., 1863-04-24
DEATHS.

Buxton-April Q, Samuel u. son OF John ,
,,J Nshitable Perkins, aged 4 months and D
DAYS. w,,.
Perkins, aged % years.
North Parsonsheld- Diptheria, Lucan
Willis. son Of Joseph and Annah Lord, aged
years, 4 months, 10 days.