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AYERS CATHARTIC pu,YE

Are the most perfect purgatye which We are
able to produce or which we think haa ever
yet been made by any body. Their eject have
abundantly shown to the community how much
they excel the ordinary medicines In use They
are safe and pleasant TO take. but powerful To
cure, Their penetrating properties stimulate
structions OF its organs, purify the blood, and
expel disease. They purge out the foul humors
which breed and grow distemper, stimulate
sluggish or disordered organs into their natural
action, and impart healthy tone with strength
to the whole system. Not only do they cure the
everyday complaints OF everybody, but also
formidable and dangerous diseases While they
produce powerful effect, they are a. the same
time, in diminished doses, the safest and best
physie that can be employed for children, Be-
ing sugar-coted they are pleasant TO take : and,
being purely vegetable, are free from any risk
OF harm. Cures have been made which suTpass
belief, were they not substantiated by men OF
such exalted position and character az TO for.
bid the suspicion OF untruth. Many eminent
Cergymen and physicians have lent t5elr names
TO certify to the public reliability OF oGs rene
dies, while others have sent US the Assurance OF
their conviction that, our Preparations contrl-
buted immensely TO the relief OF occ s4icted,
suffering fellow men.
Our Agents in every town ANA y .iage are
pleased TO furnish gratis our American Alma
nae, containing directions for the use and Ger.
tincates of their cures, Of the following com.
plants -
Costiveness, Billion. Complaints Rheuma.
tism, DrOpsy Heartburn, Headache Arising from
foul stomach, Neusea, Indigestion, Morbid In.
action OF the Bowels and Pain Arising there
from, Fatulency, Loss of Appetite, all Diseases
which require an evacuant medicine. They also
by purifying the blood and stimulating the sys-
TEN, cure many complaints which It would not
be supposed they could reach, such a. Deafness
Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irri-
liability, arrangements Of the Liver and Kid
neys, Gout, and other kindred comp ANTS arr
sing from low state of the body, o. obstruc-
tions of its functions.
Do not be put of by mprincipled dealers with
other preparations which they make more profit
on Demand Ayers and take no others. The
sick want the best aid there is !Oe them. and
they should have it,
Prepared by J. c, AVER & Co. Lowell, Mass,
and sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere, at
Rutland By FEEN & TUTTLR, POrs MORSE,
Gro. W. CHAPLIN. aRs
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CHEROKEE REMEDY,

Cures all Urinary Complaints viz: Gravel,
Inflammation of the Bladder and Moneys re-
tention of urine Structures OF the urethra, drop
steal swellings, brick dust deposits, and all as
eases that require diuretic, and when used IN
conjunction with the Cherokee Injection, does
not fail to cure Gonorrhea, elect, and all Mu-
Gus Discharges in Male or Female, curing recent
cases in from one TO three days, and is especial
" recommended in those cases OF Fluor Albus,
or Whites in Females. The two me icines used
in conjunction will not fak to remove this dis
aQreea Bile complaint, and IN those cases where
other medicines have been used without success,
Price, Remedy, One Bottle, -, Three Bottles, SIS
Injection. " 2, " 5
The Cherokee "Cure,' "Remedy," and "ln-
lection, are to be found in all well regulated
drug stores, and are recommended by physicians
and druggists all over the world, for their IN
trtnsc worth and merit Some unprlncipied
dealers however, try to deceive their customers,
by selling cheap and worthless oompounds,-ln
order to make money-in place Of these. BE
not deceived. If the druggists will not buy
them for you, write TO US, and we Will send then
TO you by express, securely packed and free
from observation. We trust all diseases to which
the human system is subject, and will be pleased
to receive full and explicit statements from those
who have failed to receive relief heretofore
Ladies' or gentlemen can address US in perfect
confidence. We desire to send our thirty-two
rage pamphlet free to every lady and gentle
man in the land. Address all letters for pamph
lets, medicines, or advice, to the sole proprietor
DR.. w. R. MERWIN, 81 Walker ST., N. Y
nov7d & wSm-chgeT
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Special Notices.
A COUGH. COLD, OR SORE THROAT,

COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT,
Requires immediate attention and should be
checked. If allowed to continue, irritation Of
the Lung, a permanent throat affection, or an
incursbe Lung Disease is often the result,
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
having direct influence 20 the parts, give inn
mediate relief
For Bronchitis, Asthma, oa'arrh, Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases, Troohes are used with
always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
vii find Troehes useful in clearing the voice
when taken before singing or speaking, and re-
heying the throat after an unusual exertion OF
the vocal organs, The Troohes are recommend
I'd and prescribed by Ply sioians, and have had
testimonials from eminent men throughout the
country Being an article of true merit, and
having proved their efficacy by test Of many
years, each year finds them in new localities in
various parts Of the wsrld, and the Troohes are
universally pronounced better than other srti-
Giles
Obtain only browns Bronchial Troches,
aid DO not take any Of the worthless limitations
that may be offered
Sold everywhere IN tue United states, and in
Forrigr ountries, az So cents per b9x,
Oct24d & wGm
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Ehc FeniaBs.

NEW ! ORR, Jan. {.
At his laJe interview with the Fenian
convention. Gen. Sweeney stated that
months ago he addressed and urged Col.
O'Mahony to open correspondence with
Gen. Phil Sheridan for the purpose Of
placing him az the head OF the Fenlan
army, Offering himself to take any sub
ordinate position under Sheridan, pro-
yided the latter would accept the leader
ship,
Gen. Sweeney has issued a card to the
effect that he declined the first invita-
ton to attend TIE Fenian Congress-
not recognizing its legality, and fearing
insult and misrepresentation. On sec
ond invitation, with the assurance that
his presence might do much to restore
peace and harmony, he waived his objec-
tions. He says his apprehensions were
not unfounded. Though his arrival was
greeted with apparent warmth, his et-
forts at Cancellation were met by certain
parties with insult and outrage. He
way denounced as not Fenian, because
the circle Of which he is q member de-
cided, as q compliment, that no pledge
should be required %" him, though he
siguihcd a Willingness TO take it, He
saws there is an element of disCord COM
posed OF members from Manhattan dis
trict. who will do anything to stifle
truth and prevent union. even At the
pricc Of lrelauds ruin.
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Extensive Robbery.
NRw HAvBN, Jan. 7.

NEW HAVEN Jan' u
The safes OF Adams Express Company
en- route from New York to Boston, on
Saturday night, Jan, 9th, were rilea of
all their contents, with TIE exception of
two parcels, which the thieves in their
hurry overlooked, The extent o. the
loss has not yet been ascertaiued, ont is
supposed 10 be not less than d half mil
lion dollars in money and bonds.
,Signed) J II. SANFORD,
supt, Adams Express.
LATER
Nav HAVEN, Jan. Z.
The amount stolen rom the car 0.
Adams Express Company on the Boston
mail train Saturday night, as near ~
can be ascertained, is about $4,000. The
car was probably entered while at th@
depot in New York. The thieves prlri
off the lock on one door OF the car and
also the locks on two Of Adams & Co. :
safes. Eighty thousand dollars IN greeE-
backs and sixty thousand dollars in
government bonds were left by the rob-
bNrs on the floor Of the cars They got
out, with their plumber, at Coscob
Bridge The officials OF the company
are here Investigating mUtters. The
robbery was not discovered until the
train reached this city.
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Internal Revenue Frauds.

NEW York, Jan. I,
An extensive fraud upon the Internal
Revenue Department OF large quaint
ty Of counterfeit cigar box stamps has
just been discovered by the authorities
of this city. Three persons named John
Fritch, Chas. Mitcshelling, and printer
named Blancke, have been arrested, and
the latter has admitted that he printed
about twenty Ave hundred Of the
stamps and destroyed the plate, but it
was afterwards found, and its engraver
has been arrested Blancke and Mitsch-
eiling have been committed to the Coun-
ty jail by U. s. Commissioner Osborne,
and Fritch has been admitted 10 bail.
1t is supposed that no less than twenty
OF these plates have been manufactured,
and millions OF the stamp printed, and
that the frauds will amount 10 one hun
dred thousand dollars.
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Niagara ship Canal.

CHlCAoo Jan. {.
The committee appointed by the d.
rectors Of the Board of Trade Of this
city to investigate the plan proposed by
H. II. Day, for the passage OF Niagara
Falls by means Of canal and an in
clined plane reported that in their opin-
ion the plan was entirely feasible, and
in view Of its great saving Of time and
expense to the commerce Of the coun-
try, worthy Of the most favorable con-
sideration. The report, which was en-
dorsed by the city engineers, was sub
mitted to the full board on change to-
day, and was unanimously approved.
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Good Feeling in Texas.

New YORK, Jan. q.
TIE Herald special says A Provost
Marshal recently stationed in Texas,
corroborates recent accounts OF desire
on the par, of the inhabitants that the
soldiers now being mustered out Of the
service shall take up their residence
among them. He represents the condi-
yjon Of the State as being as quiet and
orderly as before the war, and general
good feeling exists between the soldiers
and Inhabitants
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Marine Disasters.

NEW YORK, Jan. Z,
The steamer 8codiac, from Savannah,
brought part Of the crew Of the steamer
Indian River, before reported lost. All
were saved The crew consisted Of a
colony OF over 60 men who went out to
Indian River for the purpose Of settling
and putting up fish and turtles for the
Northern markets. Several were on
board the steamer Constitution, and
were lost.
Charles Larrabee, a ua:iye Of Port
land, Maine, was discovered at Darien,
Georgia, falling overheard from the
steamer Orient,
Also arrived, steamers Vlrago from
Savannah, and Flag from New Orleans.
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Burning of u Steamer.
WASHINGTON. Jan. {

WASHINGTON, Jan. &.
The agents in Alexandra have re-
ceived news Of the destruction by fire Of
the steamer Liberty Of the express line
between Alexandria and Philadelphia.
The fire occurred Thursday night be-
tween twelve and one o'clock, off Cedar
Point on the Potomac river The vessel
ran to the Maryland shore. and barely
reached it in time to save the lives Of
the officers and crew. The cargo was a
total loss, the vessel having burned to
the waters edge before the crew left
her
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Washington News.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 7.
A meeting Of adhereuts to the Monroe
doctrine was held in Cooper Institute
last night. Letters were read from a
number Of distinguished gentlemen, and
addresses made by william Cullen Bry-
ant aud otcers. The meeting adjourned,
subject to a call of the chair.
The Heralds Washington special tele-
graphs that the delay in providing for
the trial of JEFF Davis is becoming the
general topic Of conversation. The feel
ing is becoming general that he should
be tried or liberated.
No new organizations under the ma
tional banking system are being author
lied at present. But one was made last
week.
A suit has been brought by certain
parties TO restrain the city government
from dt fraylng expenses OF laie elections
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stocks.
NRw YoRK, ia

Stock iul. Gold 1888 81 $50
Coupons l05 10 40 Registered 90 3s ;
Treasury Notes 90; ! year Certificates
9s IL; Missouri rs ga New York Cen
trail Sc; Erie SO 7-s; Reading l02 IA
Michigan Central l04; Michigan South.
ern TO- Illinois Central l27 Pittsburgh
~ Is; Northwestern 80 is, North
western preferred so Is; Toledo ia,
Fort Wayne SO IA Rock Island 100 l.s;
MtwAuk c & Prairie du Chen 90; Chi,
cage & Alton 1865 CAo'ou - - Cam
herlanI 4i; Mariposa il Q 4.
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Interesting Funeral Ceremonies.

New IoRK jan, 9.
The uerald's Chicago special says the
opera house was throngcd Yesterday to
witness the funeral ceremonies Of the
gallant dead Of the Chicago batteries,
nineteen In all. The streets were
thronged along the whole route OF the
procession A very large fire this morn
Ing in a block Of buildings on Clark St.,
near Jackson, owned by p. 7, W. Peck.
Loss Sl2O00O
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a. y. supreme COurt--->uit brought
against Secretary stanton fOr False
ImprisouUEcnt.
NEW YORK. Jan. 5.

NEW OHhs jan. o.
A suit was commenced in the Supreme
Court to day against Secretary Stanton
bv Joseph H. Maddox, for alleged false
imprisonment tie plaintiff having been
a purcharer in Richmond, under permits
sion from Mr.. Lincoln and the Secretary
Of the Treasury, Of a large quantity of
tobacco subsequently destroyed by our
forces ut fredericksburg in 1854 He
had oeeu kept in the Old Capitol prison
till President Johnson came Toto Office,
He claims 100000 damages.
The defendant claims that the plaintiff
was guilty Of violation of the articles
Of war in trading with the enemy; that
the arrest was made, not by his order,
DuJ by the provost marshaI's, that the
plaintiff is still on parole Of $4,000 to
await trial on such charge;
A large brick house on willow street,
HoDoken, was destroyed by IRE to-
day, and two children burnt to death.
They We're left alone by the mother, and
their clothes took fire from the stove.
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on negro suffrage. 1t is likely to affect
some individuals unpleasantly, The
counsel for the petitioners is the head OF
the pre- emption bureau Of the land Of
fee, A charge has been made against
him for neglecting his Official duties
while salaried employe Of the Interior
Department. The Secretary has the
matter under consideration.
The Freedmen's Bureau has been re-
opened, and agents appointed,
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LYONS PERIODICAL DRsPsl

trk GREAT FEMALE RENRnY FOR RRKaULARI-
TIES.
These Drops are scientifically compounded
fluid preparation, ana tetuf than any Pile
Powders or Nostrums. Selng liquid, their &C
ton Is direct and positive, rendering them a re-
liable, speedy and certain ,peoihe for the cure Of
all distractions and suppressions Of nature
TIER popularity Is indicated by the fact that
over leo, 900 bottle are annually sold and con-
suned by tha ladies' of the United States, every
one of whom TY-ak N the strouE,s, erms OF
Yrsise OF their r,at merits. They are rapidly
taking the place q every other Female kennedy
and are considered BY all gho know aught of
them, as the sur-si, safest, aud most ofallible
pTepArati,l in tue world, for the cure OF all fe-
male complaints, he removal ofall distractions
OF nature, and the promotion Of health, regu-
larity and strength. Explicit directions stating
when they may be used, and explaining when
and why they should not, nor could not be used
without producing effects contrary 10 natures
chosen laws will be found carefully folded
around each bottle, with the written signature OF
John L. L. on, without which none are genuine.
Prepared bv DR.. JOHN l.. LYON, 1856 Chapel
Street, New Haven, Conn, who ca be consult
ed either personally, or by mail, enclosing
stamp,) concerning all private diseases and fe-
male weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price Sl'5o.
c. G. CLARK CO,
GEM Agents for U. s, and Canada
novl4deod&wly
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Prize Money.

New YORK, Jan, g. ~
The Times special says During the
rebellion our Government has paid
s950,000 prize money The business in
this branch Of the Third Auditors office
mas been done up so promptly that now
prizes are paid within a week after the
presentation Of the petition therefor.
In the months Of November and Deem
Ger last, twenty.siX prize cases were dis
posed o..
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IMPORTANT TO FEMA,

The celebrated DIR. DOW contin
his emf iro time to the treatment
in oident to the female system. !
Of twenty-three year, enables bic
speedy and permanent relief In "a
Of Suppression and all other Mems
ments from whatever causs. ALI
vice must contain u. Ofaoe, No.
Boston. 49,
". B.-Board furnished 10 thesI
remain undsr treatment.
Rostsn, June n, ICES.
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Markets..
New YORK, Jan. 9.

New YORK, Jan. 8.
Flour dull. State 700 a $50; ex-
ira do 1856 a,79O; choice do $50 $50;
Ohio $50 a 9.o5; choice do 1925;
Western zoe; common to good extra
do $40; Southern easier, sales 400 bar
rels: mixed to good se5 1910; fancy
and extra 1900; Canada 10 zoe lower,
sales $50 barrels; common extra SEQ a
8 80; extra good to choice $40 1I26.
Lard decidedly lower Sales 700 bar
rels at is II "a.
Butter, Ohio 20 SO; State 2t 40.
Sugars steady, sales 1872 hogsheads;
Porto Rico IA IL IA "a; Muscovado
la 10 1-2; Havana, 102l boxes, IL
SO.
Wool quiet.
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 8.

Last night was the coolest ever known
here. The Delaware is closed up below
and above the city, and all the ferry
boats but one are frozen fast in the
docks. The mercury in West Philadel-
phia fell to 18 below zero, and on Chest
nut Hill to "a below. The thermometer
has marked 10 degrees below zero only
five times since 1866.
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TRY THEM.

DIR. Boyoes Tonic Bitters cure Dyspcpr.a IN ali
of its forms. Loss of appetite is eursa Jg :aking
one bottle. Jaundiee and Liver Complaints in
their worst forms are cured by taking three bot
ties as per directions Keep your Stomach and
Liver healthy, as you can by taking an occasional
dose of DR.. Boyce's Bitters, and you will be tic
to live, and the world will be the betta' FOR your
having lived. Sold by all respecta6lr druggists
for so cents per bottle.
FEM & FUTILE,
Oetl9dSwly Proprietors, Rn4and, VI,
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS. INFLUENZA,
DIPHTHERIA.

In inflammatory affections, when no bleeding
is permitted, free use of these Pills soon mod
lies the alarming symptoms, and perseverance,
according to the directions, usually quickly
cures, and certainly nothing is risked in using
Brandreth's Pills. For cold, influenza, diphthe
ria, pains of the head, dizziness and apoplexy,
no medicine can be compared to them. In cry
sipelas, fever and ague, small pox, and in all
the diseases of childhood their use insures a
speedy recovery Of health. They produce these
results simply by taking from the blood its i'm
purities, leaving
THIS VITAL FLUID FREE,
to aid weak locality to recover It's proper
and necessary status or health.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
have affinity for the subject matter OF disease
and cause it's
CERTAIN EXPULSION FROM THE BODY
dec26d&w4w
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Frnrsn Esetersburg

PETERSBURG, Jan. 8.
Al sunrise the thermometer was two
degrees below zero, and at noon ten de-
grees above. AtsJnset the weather was
slightly milder SKY cloudy Wind
very high. The day has been the cold
est for several years Thermometer at
sunset three degrees below zero. The
Appomattox river was frozen over last
night, and skating is good.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
IR JAMES CLARK'S CELEBRATED
MALE PILLS

Prepared from a prescription OF str ] oi
MD, Physician Extraordinary to t. q
This well-known medicine is no impositio
a sure and safe remedy for Female Diftc
and DISTINCTIONS, from any cause whateye|
although a powerful remedy, it contains NJ
hurtful to the constitution. To married lal
is peculiarly suited. 1t will 10 short timel
on the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal AfeI
pain in the Back and Limbs, Heavirese Il
on slight exertion. Palpitation Of the
Lowness of Spirits, Mysteries, Sios He;
and Whites, these Pills will effect curt
all other means have failed.
The Pills have never been Sno IN
where the diree' ions on the I'd page II
pamphlet are well observed. II
For full particulars, get pampulee
the agent. II
n. B.-Sl and 6 postage stamps encIoss{}
authorized agent, will ensure bottle COL
over so pills by return mail.
Sold by all druggists. JOB MOSES
landt street, New York sole United Stats
nov2sd&w3m
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The Shooting Affair at Richmoud.

RICHMOND Jan. Z.
Messrs. Tyler add Coleman, who were
arraigned before the House Of Delegates
on the charge Of committing breach
Of its decorum, have been discharged,
after thorough investigation. Tyler
was acquitted by unanimous vote, and
Coleman by a majority vote. The case
Of Pollard is postponed until Monday.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Steamer wrecked.

SANDY HOOK, Jan, 8.
Al unknown steamer is ashore, She
IL q Two masted Southern propeller with
ono pipe. She lies alongside the brig
that was wrecked on Romer some two
or three weeks ago, and has apparently
filled with water. The pilot boat VIM,
Ii. Web was near her this morning, and
was supposed to have taken off her crew
aud passengers.
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sMOLANDFR'S EXTRACT b

sMOLANDER'S EXTRACT b
Cures Kidney Disease,
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT u
Cures Rheumatism.
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT b
... Cures Urinary Diseases.
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT n
Cures Gravel.
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT E'
Cures Structures.
The best fluid extract now before
Smolander's. For all diseases at
Weakness and Pains in the Back, u
plants, and disorders arising from
any kind, It is perfectly invaluable.
all apothecaries everywhere. Prict
Try itt Take no other.
Burleigh & Rogers, Wholesale
Hanover street, Boston, General Al
t;Tiy
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CHEROKEE CURE,

INDIAN MEDICINE

INDIAN MEL l c | N K
Cures all diseases caused by self abuse, viz
Spermatorhea, Seminal Weakness, Night Ennis
sions Loss Of Memory, Universal Lasstude,
Pains in the Back, Dimness OF Vision. Prema-
ture Old AGE, Weak Nerves, Difficult Breathing
Pale couuterance Insanity, Consumption, and
all diseases that follow as a sequence OF youthful
indiseretions.
The Cherokee Cure will restore health and
vigor, stop the emissions and effect perman Ell
cure after all other medicines have failed Thirty
two page pamphlet sent in a sealed envelope,
free to any address
Price 81 per bottle, or three for s6 Sold by
all druggists; or will be sent by express 20 any
portion Of the world, on receipt of price, by the
sole proprietor.
DIR. W. X. MERWIN,
81 Walker St., n. Y,
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ID u 4 r III =.

SAWY ER.-AugusJ 1th, 1865, Mary A, wife Of
Ebenezcr Sawyer in Leicester, VT
Also, Augusta M, their daughter on the 18th
of November last the mother aged 80 and the
daughter 3. Thus in nine brief months IA
Tiers house has been left unto him desolatc and
placed mother and child side by side in the cold
and silent grave
Green be the grass above them.
Hopes OF my earlier days,'
FARR-In Cleveland. Ohio. June 3, 1865 OF
brain fever Edwin K. FAIR, formerly of Middle
bury, aged 81 years
JENNINGS-In Hu6bardton, on the 9th
inst, Harriet, wife Of Justin Jennings, aged Is
years