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Nambcr and Valuation OF slaves In
Kentucky.

ENORMOUS pECKEAfE IN TuEfR VALUE.
FRANKFORT July ~, 1866.
To TN Eur rrR forisvIIR JouHSAL:-
We have received the tax books for the year 1905
from seventy out of hundred and counties
IN nc State, and from " will discover that the
slaves therein number 12s SEQ valued SIS TO- 2O9-an
average value per head II $s5 Co.
The slaves in kentucky in 1864 were Total slaves
20s gs7, and valued at fas b7s 2s6
hardly think. when the whole returns made IN
Kentucky embracing the remaining thirty counties
reported the total value viii exceed IS $50 900,
falling OF IN this property alone ~ s25 600 600 Yours
- =
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Mlacellnneona.

Governor Buckingham, OF Connecticut pays taxes on
an income Of s39,96S, and Senator Foster on s7sI3
The heaviest taxpayer at Orange, ~ j. ~ O. preble
sl02528. General Mcclellan returns an income OF only
$1,449.
The heaviest tax payer In Springfield H., IA Jacob
Bum, the banker whose income Is 100000
The revenue Of the town OF swampscott Maine shows
some large incomes for little place. r. Rcddingion
Nudge formerly proprietor OF the St. Charles Hotel at
New Orleans, returns $l46,107, Charles Merriam
$4,000, and Il. b. Phillips, oil merchant, $40s14
THE RICHEST MAN IN INDIANAPOLIS.
tFrom the Ohio Statcsmanl
We see II stated that John Purdue, of Indianapolis
Ind reports an income for last year Of sl07 900 This
said to be the largest income In that city Mr. Purdue
formerly citizen Of this county and used 10 teach
school in Plain township for ten dollars month when
he first went into that township he considered so
poor that feared he might become charge thereon
and was "warncd out' Of H. under the provisions OF a
law Of this State Now he rs the richest In Indian
apols.
NICE INTERNATIONAL QUESTION
Niagara Falls correspondent OF the Hamilton Cana
da) Times states that Leslie the Yankee Blondin, now
s1hlhtps-H Uek~A Talk. Was vAited up0p by An seDc
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CAPITAL. CT 0OOO0O OR s5OO0OO0
or which EOOOO SlO0C) Is paid present capital,
and will be Increased the growth OF the business
Messrs. BISCHOFFSHEIM, GOLDSCHMTDT CO. Lon
don
Messrs FRuHLING 4 GOsCHEN. London.
Messrs. FREDERICK HUH 4 CO.. London.
Messrs y. s. MORGAN co. successors TO Messrs.
George Peabody x CO... T,ondon.
Messrs STERN BROTHERS. London.
Mr. FREDERICK RODEWALD. London.
THE BANK OF SAKE MENINGEN. SAKE MeningeD.
Mr. JULIUS MAY. Frnnkforton-thc. Main.
Mr.. SI0ISMUND SULBACIi. Frankfort on the Main.
Head ONCE y Old BROAD street, London.
London Bankers, TIE LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK.
Manager at San Francisco. MILTON s. LATHAM.
New York Agency, 81 Exchange place
DiREcroRs-sAN
W. JOHNSTON, Agent Liverpool and London Insur-
HENRY CARLTON, Jr. Merchant
A. EHRIIORN Merchant OF Uelmann, Bros 4 Go.
The above Bank prepared 10 transact in London and San
Francisco all kinds OF general Banking and Exchange bust
between said cities and all parts OF the world.
Special attention paid collections, purchases Of real
mining shares and OF all kinds Call
fornA4 AGENTS IN NEW YORK
DABNEY, MORGAN A. co.
81 Exchange place.
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Aahc NOhhtECs
RrTrNroS m rrr ct .ce nm yoss

REUNION OF THE CLASS OF 1915.
From the New Haven Palladium, July 81
TIE class OF 1915 held their twenty mcetug the
Tontnc last evening Brgadicr General H. h. Caring
ton native Of Wallingfor Conn. and Colonel Of tho
Eighteenth United States infantry, presided Twenty
five OF the class present and the night spent
giving the personal history Of classmates. Besides
General Carriagton W. b, Wood brgadier general In
the federal army and George w. Harrington Is Leue-
nant Colonel in the Commissary Department james
Redhed died in battle and Judge Wales, OF Delaware,
has been in the army. Lieutenant General Dick Taylor,
Major General Bricke Brgadier General w. q. Conner
(kied at Gettysburg) and Brgadier General Lemuci
Corners In the rebel army The usual experience
of classes mngng sad and joyous features marked the
aston.
The following were present = Dr. william IL Bihbins,
General Henry b Darlington, Hon. Daniel Chadwick,
Charles I. Chester, ESQ., Glass Secretary; Rev. Oliver
Crane missionary 10 Turkey; W. J. Davis, Rev ~. Il.
Day, Henry Day, Esq. VIM. 4. Downs, ESQ.,; Ward
Emgh Esq Hon. G. c. Esty, Rev. G. ID. Folsom, g. &.
W. Goddard Mr.. John Grant, Rev J. W Harding Mr..
w. Hodges, Hon A. p. Hyde. Rev. James Morton l..
Decatur Norris Esq; Mr. Edward 0lmstead, Assistant
Class Secretary j. L. Peet, Assistant Principal New York
Deaf and Dumb Asylum Rev. w. T. Reynolds Hon. l..
e. Wales and N. +. Wilbur, Esq.
The exercises were opened and closed with prayer, and
the whole occasion full Of incidents that memory viii
cherish The bachelors of the class surpris TO
find sundry young gentlemen and ladies attending Com
mencement who children of the parties assembled
The Class of lSi5 has representatives upon the bench
the bar and In several State Legislatures and its members
share with ether graduates of Yale in the honors which
fthfulness to duty imparts all her alumni The class
to meet again in 1870
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GOLDEN WEDDlSa AT MARBLEHEAD. The nftieth ami
vesary Of the marriage Of Abel Gardner and wife
celebrated yesterday. Mr. Gardner born on the 10Th
Of September, I7ss, and is in the seventy sevenh
year oil his age He has always lived In Marbehead, and
mas mad six daughters who all present ut the golden
wedding, with children OF the third and fourth genera
TONS besides hosts Of friends in town and many from
Out OF town The occasion Of great interest Mr.
Gardner being we'll known and highly esteemed citizen
OI VOID Marblehead. N=LoSon IfnneLLer. .LuLu 2h
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SCARCITY or FEMALE LABOR NEW EvGrASD--There
- great scarcity OF female operatives in New England at
TINS tme wares are unprecedentedly high yet agents
nave va seek Tor operatives in other parts Of the country
and IN tne ,anadas Five thousand arc wanted immed-
saley AZ LOWELL and the same plumber &C Lawrence and
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Iowa College.

Correspondence Of the Chicago Trlbuncl
GRiSSErL, Iowa, July 20, 1865
anniversary, and graduated the following persons four
teen in number, who delivered oraons aud essays
the following subjects
Essay-Mystery and Aspiration, Mary Elizabeth APP
thorp
Essay-Sacred Places Joanna Hannah Harris
Essay--Self Lovers, Mary Emily Hart
Essay-Livng Seeing the Invisible, Hester Ann
Hills
Essay-Coming, Going, Alice Jane Ladue.
Essay-The Dawn of Morning, Mary Lucretia Plumb
Essay-The Influences Of Beauty Mary Stcarns
Essay-Heroos, Eliza Dunnet Sutherland.
Essay-A Scene in the Acropolis, Mary Maria suthcr
land.
EXERCISES OF CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREES BACHELOR
Oration-The Last -Four Years and what they Teach,
Robert Miller Haines
Poem--Our Martyred Dead, Stephen Henderson Her
rick.
Oration-Aim of Life j. D. Horribly
Oraton-The Stability of Government, Charles Scott.
EXERCISES FOR THE DEGREE or MASTER OF ARTS
Oraton--Thc Work Of the Western Scholar, Lucien
Oraton-wan Windsor
OF this college it lie to be said no doubts It's
bright fortunes. Well located, provided with full and
able faculty, and having ample accommodations in the
of rooms and cheap board for students IL will
not be forgotten that it the first institution of the
State to give free tuition to wounded soldiers and those
made orphans by the The present graduates showed
high culture and all have in waiting fields of labor
Several will go South than half Of their class Of
twelve did with muskets two Of whom sleep in that
land Of the martyred dead
Our Senator, James W. Crimes has just testified his
appreciation Of the college by the gift Of six hundred and
forty Of valuable land and another gentleman has
given ten thousand dollars toward an endowment
The honorary degree Of IL d. conferred on Ed
win Stanton Secretary OF War; and Senator James
W. Crimes That Of DID, on Rev. II. M Dexter, of
Boston.
Near two hundred students in attendance the
last year. and by the erection Of college building
and dormitores large increase of accommodations will
be furnished.
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Wesleyan University.

The following degrees conferred at Wesleyan
University. Commencement occurred July 20:--
bachelor Of Art.-Wilbur Olin Atwater, Theodore
Charles Beach, Wellesley w. Bowdsh, William Homer
Burnett, Coleman c. Burr, Allen Clark, Edward Cults,
Luther Munson Gilbert, Benjamin A. Gilman, George Au-
gustus Graves Albert Overton Hammond, Cyrus Angus
tus johnson, Salmon Durance Jones, William Valentine
Kelley Siegfried Kristecr, Joseph Henry Mansfield,
James Nudge Joseph Orlando Munson, Israel Augustus
Newhali William Amos Notage, Jacob Neal Perkins,
William b. Harrison Phillips John Rufus Reynolds, vii
liam North Rcc, William Henry Rchman, William Rob
nson, Richard Hubbard Rust Elias Benjamin Sanford
Wilbur Fisk Sanford, Henry Edgar Smith, Sidney
Kecham Smith, Daniel Hayden Taylor, George Lewis
Westgate, Nicholas T Whitaker, Charles Wesley Wilder
Master Of Arts-Andrcw Purdy Akin, William Ranney
Baldwin, Henry Ward Bennett, Henry Martin Blake
John Merrill Caldwell Henry Lester dickinson George
Allen England, Ezra Hall, James Marcus King, Enos
Young Lands, Charles T. Reed, Philip Bosom Shum-
way, Smith Williams, James Clarke w. Coxe David
Weston Gates Gilbert Holmes Gregory Charles Schwartz
Narrower, Phineas Rice 4awxhurst James Stephen Le-
mon George wipgate, George Henry Whitney, Class Of
1853
Honorary Degree Of Mater Of Arts-Rev George Prem
tce.
Docm If DivinIy-Rcv Ludwig s. Jacoby, Of Bre-
men, Germany
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TIE INTERNAL REVENUE.

Mnssr husetts.
CHARLEsTOwN.
The following taxed upon incomes of $40 600 and
upwards IN the city OF Charestowf,.-
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rNPoHrANr LECTURES DAILY-FOE GENTLEMEN
on5, NJ t' New YORK Musrum or Ars lom, 6ls bread
way Psu unable to attend these lectures have them
,arde on receipt 81 ten ccnt b. addressing Secretary of
New York Museum Anatomy.
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nFFICE or TIE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY, 1877
~ West street New York, July I, lS65.-Dvidcnd.- The
doctyrs Of this company have declared semi annual dv
dcud rom the earnings NJ the road for SIX months ending
vh June Of rcs and half per cent the preferred
stock
Also -rqi annual dividend Of four per the
capital stock
Both payable less the Monday the 2st
Day ~ Augus next the Treasurer Office Erie place
the stored holders of stock the closing Of the books
Tho transfer book Of both classes Of stock will be closed
The sernopn Of Saturday the 5h and be reopcned
IiORATIO n. OTIS, Secretary
T,iIE BENSEIIoFF RUN PETROLEUM COMPANY
j Dflr@ No Pine street New York, July d 1865 The
have this dav declared a dividend
ri tho capital FOR month of July paya
hoirrf of this and after The
ssi inst The transfer books will b. closed from 10
"a. 5ist inst both inclusive
q " BrAcn Treasurer
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EIoI, ToscANo CO., Nola SAN PEDRO STREET,
r oNDoN AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK.

LIMITED
incorporated under The Iont Stock Companies Act OF
1862" OF Great Britain.
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WIsrPORr.
=. A. A.

ounces silver plate, 3d. licenses, 80 TaA incomes,
2,b42 81; licenses, $3.50 So carriages &c., si2s CS
Total tax $4,000 So against ss35 o. amount hast
The amount assessed In the Second district. on the
monthly lists for the fiscal year ending June 10 Isds
ST. 713 COS 81 amount OF special i've per
ber 1864, s23l 900 81; amount OF 1895 annual let
Sb6s, 227 III total assessments for the hssal year.
$2,5l2 5s2 10. The above does not include taxes paid
by banks, savings banks Insurance companies and raj.
road companies directly TO tbs Comm. isai0ner
Six thousand four hundred aud sixty ave dollars we're
received for taxes silver plate the Fourth district
during the last year As the assessment three cents
per Tor all above forty OUNCES the total amount
OF silver taxed must have exceeded seventeen tbond
pounds nearly nine tons The largest amount ~.
turned by any single individual was thousand and
twenty ounces
The annual tax for incomes licenses &C. Of the rengh
district finally closed aud placed the hands OF the
collector, amounts " $500, 552 ID
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mr., HENRy viLfERs HAS REMOVED 70 No, 10
IL Twelfth W Third avenue Inserts eetr q
teeth, s1 eight dollars with or without cxtHetin1
NE rootd, warranted
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MILITARY.
DENTISTRY.

- M The wuis y donr SPECIAL mechanical d1ntstrYl
fcth, sham FRONTS nnd pnpere, nitrous oxide frrSU
street.
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-uurnnnN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

- A SEA rILnN ~ wELN BUSINESSES ANY GEN.
" Nefnar sho rNe nrsf tass tnurrt io1-, ani
has thuty tuussni fpi4- IA han hear ~ ai rrpa
4 lite % nts and isaiirf atint rnnth
To ~ etihe prepared w. ave hlt go. ti0 'l' i''
hu1 SD feQuifN afa fefufF entering niN u.tilntnHs
I..lrssa "a 4 s...n, "a II Irisunf. New Yofs ttoiei
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CAUTIoN.-TtiE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AND
~ notified against receiving negotiating the following
checks drawn 10y the National Park ak. both pays
able order OF blank d tcd July III Of siUG; Of
500; the obtained by fraud, worth
less, and never legally left my possession.
CHARLES ADAMS, Hoffman House.
NEW YORK. July y, lS5,
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W. G. A. Swift. $34, 362 VIM. Almy. ..... si2 -
The number Of carriages IN 156; pianos, 10. god
Watches 81; ounces Of silver plate 500; licenses. "
Tax incomes is $40, 4J2 81 on licenses, s4ol CT q
carriages, &c, 1892 TO- Total TAX, ,227 49, AGAIN
81, 1912 60, amount last year.
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orisfs ffum Banks aud Bankers executed favorable
terms. NERNfiYE co.
ylAHREN siLvrR LrAn COMPANY. NEW YORK
w ful n ieis @ The ftocl holdrfs THE company
leqAfMte ~ meat "a zoe cpupany uio 100 broadway,
lhufftly, tis tth las OF August nest. ~ ~ "
John = CHRISTIE. Secretary.
. Il NAVE EPVrRtf sfvs To LOAN ON FIR>r
- H'aaa NeW NnfA t'f lfnnfgr. nt fv md six
hali - cent IosLrm MASON So. o. Pine street
co nnn 10 LOAN--A GENrf.EMRN ~ ANXIOUS
|-.uuV me.an ru,rly ment as bootkc. p'r anf c'r-
fsFiti4Dnft w0li ilau Ntfff amount approved
tuEty AadIfss T., Herald olte
GIn nnn -wANrEb TiE ABOVE AMOUNT oN
NAWsFWNf. ia uHmrHgn "a choice rrlfrfty ~
NIunttNn wNlfN tN he purpose inifntir The
.swe hrsksfe isil-t ga un or address y ALLEN,
~ Nfal sifrrt r4uIs ~
&In nnO uAyrf.D ~ iEtsEHot.p PROPERTY
VlNsNfVW Nn fI d. atfluc hHiuw fntHfHuth STREET.
Maii sung NHIuf sHNa, With renew Als. Wl4th more
t.4n isuhlt lut FaA.rd
81. NISSAN - Pine street
cDn Qnn ~ inAN oN BoND AND MORTGAGE
R-b.VNN ltHa zee c'nt interest, ior thrcc 90 siN
kt~@AN. " riue street basement
CONN nln TO ioAN-iN SUMS 10 SUIT on
4sbVV.O'gV NFr ora rity pfuprrty.
ANFkfN NANoN. No o.. Pine street
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" UnqueStioaaJy the best sustained aoork
Of the kind IN tie aoorH"
III a Rp ID H. Es'S
NEW ONrHLY NJ GAIN E.
Critical Notices of the Press.

ClitlCdl NoNitto VI tuO 1850
1t is the foremost Magazine of the day. The
fre-ide never had more delightful companion,
nor the million a more enterprising friend, than
Harper's Magazine. Methodist Protestant.
The most popular monthly In the world. Ny
Observer.
We must refer in terms of eulogy to the high
tone and varied eXCelencies Of Harpers Maya
zine--a journal with monthly circulation of a.
bout 10000 copes-ln whose pages are to be
found some of the choicest light and general
reading of theday. We speak of this work as
an evidence of the American people ;and the pop.
uarity it has acquired is meited. Each mum.
Der contains fully IA pages of reading matter,
appropriately illustrated with good wood.cuts
and combines within itself the racy monthly
and the more philosophical quarterly, blended
with the best features Of the daily journal. 1t
has great power in the dissemination of love of
pure literature -Trubner's Guide to American
Literature, ondon.
The volumes bound constitute of themselves a
library of miscellaneous reading such as cannot
be found In the same compass in auy other pub
LEGATION that has come under our notice. Boston
Courier.
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ruv, Ef,MlRA HUNT. minor

EMMA EbMlRA HUNT, (Min0f.l
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court hold
.uotfIE DISTRICT, ss en- at the Probate ONCE
in Johnson in said district on the 4th day of
November A d 1868.
simeon Hunt. guardian of Emma Elmira Hunt
of johnson aforesaid, minor, represents to TINS
Court that 1t would be conducive 10 the interest
IF his said ward TO sell what interest she has in
a part or all Of the land in the said town OF
Iobnson TO which she has any title, for the pur-
nose of putting the proceeds thereof at interest,
and asks said Court to grant him license 10
n 4 therefore ordered that hearing be had on
aid application. at the Probate Office IN John,
~ az Inc 9th day of November, A. d. 1850. and
thai notice thereof be given to all persons inter
ested by publication Of the same tnaGe WrsGs
I'"hed a. Ifyde Park, previous to the time ap
noin,ed for hearing, that they may Object y thsy
p tes cause 70 the granting Of said license;
sec J Stne " {. G. CHADWICK, Judge.
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Farm for sale.

THE subscriber offers his farm for sale situated
| In Lowell, on the Burlington road - mics
north OF the village and close to school; sain
farm contains 81 IL acres Of good land, well
watered and fenced. A good house wood.shed
and other out.buildings A good barn 42x32
feet. well filled with hay and grain which can be
sold With the premises II desired. Terms easy.
Possession given Immediately. For further par
ticuars enquire of the subscriber on the prem
iscs. 49,. fbEiChEn ~ ~" H''
Lowell. Nov. 4, 1865. 6lwSo
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EfNpsaa Cor Sale.

tn E subscriber will sell his farm in Gilmore, on
| the vest side of the mountain, containing
200 acres. $50 of which are in good cultivation,
a good young orchard, a good house, three
harms and several other necessary buildings,
wellwatered by a living stream of running we
ter near the buildings with well in the wood
she'd The stock on the farm of which there is a
large amonnt will be sold if desired also the
farming tools Terms easy. Apply soon.
Also another lot of l0i acres one half mile
distant, if wanted.
STEPHEN b HATCH.
Elmore Nov. !, 1865. 5Om3o
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Important to Pensioners
Pensions, BouatieS. Back Pay, and
Claims, Of all kinds against the
General or State Car

egSfHe5yts.
Powers & GLBED, attorneys.at law. Morri.
VILE w.. are prepared 10 prosecute all l-inds
Oh claims against the government They hyye
had larger experience IN prosecuting cums for
pensions, bouatea, Nc,, during the present war
lhan an Other agents in this part of the State
ihelt blanks are prepared by an examiner of the
Fehslon once ana being correct applicants are
saved the expense and delay Incident 10 apulica-
hons, and proofs unskiltully and Improperly
made they are furnished with bound COPIES al
all the pension, bounty and bounty land laws in
force together with all the decisiOnr OF the Pen
SION Bureau and Attorney General thereon. They
charge only the fees established by law.
ne ioiio"ing are entitled to pensions viz -
Soldiers wounded or disabled by disease.
Widows OF all soldiers that die in the service
Chlldren under l6 years of age if no widow
Orphan sisters under the age of Is, if no widow
or children.
Mothers dependent, wholly or in part, on their
sons who die OF wounds or disease, are entitled
as above.
The 500 bounty is paid in the following order:
lst'-to widow, if any living.
2d,-to children.
Sd If no widow or children living .tothe father
4th,-the mother,
5th-Brothers and sisters
6th-heirs generally.
| Pensions, bounties and all back pay, whe1au,
due from the state or the Uuited .tates, is ex.
empt from the claims of creditors. soldiers who
serve two full years are entitled to bounty oil.
diers discharged by reason of wounds received in
battle are also entitled to bounty whether they
serve two years ornot. We are also supplied
with blanks for pensions, whether in the present
or former wars, for daawing their money in Sept
ember and March Call on or address
POWERS 4 GLEED,
Morrisville, Vt.
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Dairy Earm f0r SMIe.

farm Of loo acres Tying about three miles
4 irem this village. near the Wlswell sehqoi.
'l'e, wilt he sold at bargain. The farm mas
new dwelline.house. good barns and out.
eldlngs, IL well watered and fenced ana Is OF
lee lent soii A fine wood-lot - on this Iarnl
I'd maple trees enough for 8 sugar orchard.
ipply soon to the subscriber on the premises
Sty letter 70 ..
HYDE Park, Nov. 10. 1895. "
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aitb

JAMESTOWN, Oct. % Wingate Webster aged
many yearsa consistent member and firm
..,sr Of the congregational Church.
golcott, Oct. 81, Elroy Roscoe Reed. aged
tis.
Washington. d. c., Feb. %, 1864, Scion
'aatchins, aged 25 years.
yorristown, Nov, 9th, 1864, Almira, wife
.,cire Hutchins, aged SO years.
g,more, Sept 9th, 1865, Annie Fstella,
,,er of Solon W. and f. Hutchihs, aged 2
], months and Is days.
vorristown, Oct. 10th. 1865, Squire Hutch.
sged &C years
BeIyidere, Oct. 2lst, Mrs, Cornelia A. Da-
wife of Norman N. Davis, aged % years,
K. Il days.
. arton, Nov. s, Miss Sarah Il Swift, recent.
( uonisyllle, aged q years.
, Cambridge, Nov, 10, of dlptheria, Amy
IN. only daughter of Andrew and Eureta
%, aged years
Cambridge, Nov. IL. of diptheria, Mrs. Eu-
Chase, wife of Andrew Chase, aged 80 years.
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THE True Cape God Cranberry,

IHe true cape C0u CTo"oe''J
For October and November planting, also for
April May, and June planting. for upland and
garden culture Under my method OF culture
The Weld last season. on common dry upland was
over 400 bushels per acre. Explicit directions
for cultivation, with prices of plants, will be
sent to any address, gratis, with priced des
crip,ive catalogue, complete. of the most desira
BILE Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Evergreens and
Shrubs, Grape Vines, New Strawberries Sew
Large Curants, Rhubarb. Asparagus &c. &c |,
and the very hest and choicest Garden and
Flower Seeds in great variety. Seeds prepaid
by mail to any part Of the country, Also, a
wholesale catalogue Of the above, with very lib'
eral terms 10 agents clubs and the trade Agents
wanted in every town for tne saie OF fees'
plants ana Seeds on Il very lihoral commission,
a m gtli be- mlis known GA nsplioatlon
9 w. WATSON,
ola Colony Nurseries & seed Estoblishm nj,
52mB Plymouth, Nars.
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Eftr Sale.

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