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MEDICAL.
THE GREAT nLOoD pUGIRIER.

Dr. Easterlys Iodine and arsapa-
rilIa.
TssrIs cELEnnATEn MEDIsINE
IL Will cure kcfofisia, TamOfss Chronic
sore Eyes dwelling ~ tho Glands, White
hWeilings' plies, E9iis, Goitfs, 1thsnmat-
i,ssa, DfopsyS Gravel, Liver t79s,iiin,iiInt'
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, General Debility,
m, EISTIHLYjB IODINE AH1S n
hdPARfLJyA IL ae0tnpound 81 the flnid
Lkuleis Ut tlis Honduras hnfshpnfilln,
Pine, ana several other valuable Roots,
with tlie Iodine and todide Of Potassium,
~ hlkiily concentrated stats, which REM
nsfs TIC preparation tie most PROMPT nnd
EttteAefDbs known ~ man. for the cure
~ those Diseases arising from AN impure
state ~ The HOOD. aud ali diseases where
called, .H
M IgdSTEhLY re TODIRE M SAR-
bdFdIfILI1 searches out the very germ
90 roots % diseases BY purifying the blood,
ana correcting lao seefstiOhs 0f tho Liver,
hnd ny thoroughly feuogaiinR the whole
system from MI Impurities. giving new
life ana nefiNitH 10 all tbS various sjfgans
0f the body, n purifies the blood ana re-
moves all pifnplss gnd bl0tchss, aud
enalfes the skin pure, white aud clear.
Bf, Ehstefly's Iodine ana snfsapGFilIa
viii cure serofhla, old sores, fetter, Ring.
worm, salt tthenm, Hcnidriiead, Fimpies
on the Face, pfaifie aud iarbef's ,leh,
Army Itch, Illinois Mango, Iowa Digs,
Efnplions on tho Skin but fof the cure of
Fofss and Skin Discusses of sYery kind, We
recommend
f}KfLLEts'S ~ LTIffIeU5f AND TET-
Iigft OfN1,tffcNT - Doc applied %
the Sores or pnfts effected The Iodine
bnd kafsapafiiia purines The blood
nhd removes the gnnse, and the Ointment
heals tie sores aud Kills the disease, aud
thus a speedy and permanent cure IL effect
~. Both are recommended 10 DO used for
these complaints,
h0gfic11fI.YG no mn RE1fIeBfBhRED
Every person afflicted win disease
should know thHl Or, Ensiefiy'h Iodine
aud isnrsnphfiilh Gtiines stronger, cheaper
hnd bgttrf Than any other HnfsaDnfllln or
blDod-pnfifying medicine How offered 20
the public, or no money Will be taken for
IL, Therefore, ask for Or, Eastefly's Iodine
and 8pfsapnnlln, aud take nothing else.
fnee Tie Iodine aud hnfsnpnrlila, u 10
per bottle,
Price 0rldiey's Salt fthaufn ana letter
Ointment, 70 cents per bottle. L5N ID.
Prepared ana sold by Dr, u, Ehsierly x
Co., No, 70 hofth Fifth street, ~, Louis,
Mo. sold ~ llipif branch Family Msdi'
cine Store, No. 80 Madison street, Chicago,
Illinois, HH
For sale by all druggists. ni
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PnbIic Finaaess.

Tha New Yefip Tf6tes. Recommending on
the October statement pf The public Debt,
hHs the f9lioWiHG{ I'VE look 10 sae the
present interest shsaflgg public debt.
perhaps ~ Tie lst ~ January, hnd GefH
tainiY ny the Isl Of July, isW, - two tb0n-
sand millions, ahl tic entire interest
charge ~ ai9UiE si2tfHbfU per anHnlf
Already a22tWs,glg 1T lie principal Las
BEEN n0tiHed fof pas afnt on the 18th inst,
an1 the gradual i6d iudiei0Hs Rppiteaiion
~ JuiS p1fffan ~ he G0in balances ia
the Treasury % The purchase 8f the 6s Gf
1919 ana plbef gold behfiHg stocks. would
pot only make further fedn6tiGfl ~ say
NO 90 10, bat greatly hasten, by the very
innueaes ~ these purchases, tile G0nVefp
sion ~ the fsW per cent, notes iato the
e1na0iidhi cd . ~ stock ~ 1865, aud still
leave, at the close Of the present anhftef
beesinbsf 81 fully siHly millions Of gold
la tie ownership ~ tbs Treasury, after
paying Dnt W. 0D1,0D1 ~ November foF gold
Interest, We also anticipate the purchase
% prepay ment pf q large p9ftien Of The
siBa,WO.Db compound nates phl ~ the SUR
plus currency fsyeDsa II the quarter
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CIncInnatI Mnrkel.

EfNrfNNArf, Oct. ~.
FLoun- Unchanged aud 1fm trade aud
fancy brands, Nl200 To 10 90,
\ Il WHEAT Rather dull, but unchanged
Mol ttedi rg A.. VA ~ vi
Cots afirnfert No. j, - 90 sle.
pATa-A Rhad higher, No, !, 40 10 40.
BARLEY AND HYE-in good demand at
the last quotations.
WtfiaKN-S5e, in bond. ma firin,
"a MfRa rnnK Dull ~ Fl9 80,
!. BULK MEATS AND BACON, &c. 90 &c. low
81, but y good demand existed at the de-
cline, The sales were 100 hoRAhnnfla nt t1a.
for bulk Shoulder, ipc. dor Sides. lbt&e. fof
tiacon AhoulderA. 17lte. Tor Bacon Sides.
and 10 80, for Clear Sides, all packed. The
principal demand was from baltimore.
LARp=iB@e.
rs BurfER-to lower.
GRurEHIE smNo change, sf
CoTroN Active, ana advanced 10 iOo. for
Middling and but little offered.
GOLDa@t Closed at lD2
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June !, lsgg.
Br Maggiei=i take nay pen 10 write you
~ nay great fsllsf, fthd that the mwful pain
~ my side has loft inc al last thanks ~
your medicine, o. doctor how thankful
ala that alin get some sleep, eau hsVsf
write Il enough, thank You again aud
again, and hfu siffe That You ARE the friend
ofali sufferers, I could not help writing -
you. and hope You viii not take ~ afniaa.
JAMES MfEIls, 10 Avenue ~,
This IL 20 certify that was discharged
from tile army with Chronic Diuffhea,
and have befp cured ~ ~. Aiagglels Pills,
WtLsON HARVEY u t'itt Street,
New York, April Z, 1870,
/ The following ~ hH Interesting oitss of a
man employed ia an iron fonHdefg, who,
Ia pouring melted iron into a dusk dat
was damp and wit, caused MI explosion.
The melted iron WIS thrown around aud
Oh hiiu 80 n paffeet shower, and he was
T burnt dfsnafllys The following reFfinpnte
was given ns ~ him about eight weeks
alter tho accidents
Nav York, Jan, II. lGd.
Ny nants IL jacob liafayi am M non
foundefi I was badly burnt - hot iron ~
hoyenibef Lasts nay burns healed, but !
haa running sore on nis log lat would
cured me ~ q few weeks, THIS IL MI true,
and anybody can nov ses me at JheissOn'a
iron Works, heaQnd A.enne, 81. f
j, HARDY liD 9oefick Street,
hfffaots Jf0m FpffDps Lrftfrs,
= had 40 appeiltei Aaggle's Pills gave
me hearty oue,"
= your Fllla are iHhfRslpuss Id
/" send fgt another box, aud Keep them
10 the house,
. y ~, Maggiei has. cured my beadaehe.
Whirh wis eiItDnie."
" fond ms lwo boNesi want ons for q
poor fhidiiy,H
y gave fiaif Of one Of your pills % my
babe for cholera mofbus, The dear lille
thing got Well 10 day"
" My naffsea ~ "a morning r. now cured !"
" Your hoA Dr Mnggiai' . f3niVe cured me
OF noises Ia tic heal, j rubbed spne OF
your saiye behind my cars, and the noise
left"
" enclose dollar; your price n ~ cents,
but the medicine to me ie worth y dollar. y
&eiid nae Eve boxes az your Pills,
= Let ne have three boxes Of your Saivs
by return mail,
have over go such testimonials aa this
but want OF space eonpais ma TO cqnclude
j. MAdGtEL.
Dr Maggisis pills Invariably cnrs the
following diaeaseAs Asthma, Bowel Com-
plants, Coughs, Colds. Chest Discusses, Co.'S
tigHnesa, Dyspepsia, Diaffhaah, Df0thy. Ue-
blhty, Fever aud Ague, skin Discusses,
Headache, Indigestion, Influenza, fnfiam-
plant, i.owneAa 81 spirits Hingworm,
rheumatism, Salt tshenm, kcnlds,
Each box contains ~ pills. one Pin II "A
Dose. s..
NorfoB. None genuine without the en-.
grnvrd trade mark around rneh pot or box
signed by DOCTOR =. MAuGfEb, New
York, to counterfeit which iA felony,
sold BY all fGspaetnbie Drnlsfa u medis
zines throughout the United States and
canndns, at - cents per boz OF pot.
n aug. sSs~uhWiy rrstaH f.r.t
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LOCAL NOTICES.

VAgpraBunGn C0usTY fAR|Tbe
Undersigned begg leave 10 notify bis
friends, and the public 10 general
that he has undertaken 20 establish u
Dining Department, during the fair,
on the grounds, where warm dishes,
of a great variety. will be served just
~ the guest may order
He has spared no pains or expenses
90 have everything comfortably ar
ranged, aud invites the public 10 give
the Dining Department . call
H. WELLER.
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Louls,llIe Tohncco Market.

The market IL somewhat sitter for all
desirable seAi for cutting and manufaetur-
ing purposes. ns these descriptions conttn-
uc Scarce, AMI are In demand. Mahogany
and bright wrappers of the old crop are
also very scarce while common sorts are
abundant and not materially changed. A
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oysters /! Oysters!!

WYE WOULD RESpEsrrFuA.n.Y An
wv nounce To our numerous customers,
and the public generally, that we are again
ia receipt OF those uneauAlied oysters put
up by Noh1e'N to-, nf Haltimnrc and that
hereafter during the season Nc shall h,
prepared 20 supply families or parties with
these delicious blvRlvea, fresh nom tho
briny deep,
octl rAltNoNA. kGONlll4h q co.
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MEDICAL.
SOM fsfgEHING NEW
HsDEis TtHE SUM
A. n. A. HH4sff
N 20 III surrAMINA AND DIs.
A New Era In Medlcinel

TIL EAs hAANNAA AND DIS
Ia eassd feisti fhe fgitpGaHg.
HD Lei All who have been given up by
deetpissa spqken Of as .ibeafaDls, read
the tOii0WiBRs f
80 Let al who eau believe faefs, and
can hnes faith ia sVldanes, fsad Lns fol-
lowing. sttn 8
HnOU an men M these presents, That on
This, the twentieth day ~ June, ~ the year
~ Qua Lord one Thousand eight hundred
aud siEtysaiH, personally came Joseph
HaydfleE ~ ME, known as saeh, ana Dee
Ing duly sworn, aep1sed as foilowsi That
he Is the sole General a gent for the United
States nnd dependencies thereof fgf pfspns
fafiOnA OF medicines known hs Mhg9isfs
riiis and saiVe, and that The following
certificates hfe verbatim copies ~ the best
Of his knoWtedas aud better,
~ JAMES sMEtTHE,
tG,s,l notary Public,
Wall Street, New York.
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" you want Shawis, Cloaks, Cloths,
CasAimefe OF Millinery and Dry Goods
Of any description, go 20
S0nApKfn, BusaiNa X 90,
Oetl3 dr.
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LOT ~ II hbds Mason county cutting leaf
changed hands a. private sale az prices
ranging nom % a. $40, a boa IT Ballard
foHufV leaf sold ~ s5tg also. = bBE0s az ssl,
all. slA. all hnd vi a-f0htIht.. Onf I'm.
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MsAario The members Of tho
Crescent City Gymnastie Clab will
please meet al their room this evening,
at n o'clock Important business on
hand GtLhknr, President,
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Notice TO Contractors.

H et, OCTOBER lsr, 1890.
FT11EE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
- city OF Evansville win receive sealed
proposals until the nth day OF October,
1865, for grinding, grnveling, ana paving
the alley situated III Block No. ~. in Stock
wells Enlargement, and extending from
Bond TO Ann street.
hy order orthc Councii. M
A. NJ. MoGRiFF, Clerk.
city Clerks Office, October sth. 1855.
ocS dtd linton COPY 1
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A Cure for Private Diseases.
DR.. BAKER s SPECIFIC.

Thn Ceicbrdied Medicine wiH Cure
Gmorrhao, Gieof, Structure, ,ScDai-
nal Weakness or SpeyHiatorrhna,
C6rflce, Discases Qf the Kiinegs and
Biadeicr, and all discqscs If NE Sec
uat Or0ons cdused by Conid0ioji and
Weahness NJ either Ser, Mule Or ~
male.
VuTuIs INFALLEnGE REMgDY ~
- now offered 20 the afflicted, and toaTs
aF,,., ~. L., !, fs.s., desc - 80
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T0 CONTRACTORS.

IN SEPTEMBER II. 1896.
The Common Council of the city OF
Evansville will receive sealed proposals,
until the 18TH day OF October. 1906 for grnds
Ing the alley situated between Cherry and
Oak streets, and extending from Seventh
to Eighth Street, IN Block No. AZ, Eastern
Enlargement.
by order OF the Council.
A. NJ. McGRusr, OlsEK.
city Clerks Once, Sept. 20, lais.
Sop20 UnioA e4w-l
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NT oTICE no CONTRACTORS.

~ SEprEMpER n. 1860.
The Common Council of tho city OF
Evnnsviile VIII receive scaled proposals,
u Oil the 10th day OF October, 1869, for grad
Ing the alley situated between Fulton Ave
nue. aud Fifth Avenue, and extending rom
Front street To Second street, in BLOCK NO.
100, Lnmnsco, now city of ENhnbNille'
BY order of tho Council.
A. M. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
sep20 ICnion copy.l
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fietlB dtf

B0AnDERs WANTED, @ Mrs II.
Brothers can accommodate few
bonfdera M her residence on Fourth
Street. between Main aud LOCUST,
Persons desiring pleasaiit dpaflefa IN a
private faniilysahould call Al once.
ootll=Iwd
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SELLING Az Coap, Having received
from the house of Deglin a 90, New
York, neg style Of Oyere0ats, Dress
Suits, BHsipess Suits, Boys Clothing,
aud splendid ahaoifmoal Of Shirts
aud Drawers 81 ilByD AhA
InUe5 MaM A5IatAN
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DR. RAKELpS RPECIFIO

IL safe aud INFdLLfHLE OffIeg for
bperfnatorrlpa, generally termed seminal
Weakness, caused by self-abuee or excess
i've indulgence, which ~ now 80 feArfniiy
prevalent ia all parts of the county
ar DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC
Is great Healing, Purifying aud eelf,
Curing Remedy, which requires ~ % medical
aid 81 advice, as plain directions for use
accompany the medicine. The demand for
this Specific Is wonderful, and n every day
increasing. Orders are daily received for n
nom nearly every city and town IN the
United States, to be forwarded by Express
over TJffifTfr TJfOUSA M DOLLhfiS
OF this npecific have been sold during the
bAAT YEAR, aud IL has cured more cases
OF Private Diseases Than all tho Physicians
west Of Tho Allegheny Mountains. Win
thih specific You can cure yourself for one
tenth tile money that Physicians charge,
ana thus avoid all chance OF IcNPDEbff
and RUIN from IGNORANT QUACKB
calling themselves Doctors, that ififest all
hfge cities. Avoid them nh you would -
tiger. - word 10 the wise IL sufficient"
and u HINT ought 90 bs enough for tho
afflicted. nraH NJ nHt HT
Prepared aud sold bY Or. u. i3ASTEIlLY
A. co, No. 20 NORTH Fffth Street, ~. Louis.
Mo-, aud az their Branch Store, No. gg, Mad
ieon Street, Chicago, Illinois.
For sale by All Druggists. iH
june w q <.l...- lIEE V. t#UF. .frt
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JOnN Mon ANAMAN,
No 4 First Street


OYSTER hALoos Fdit LADIES AND
GrartGMEk IL Hermann " IL re-
ooipt daily Of fresh oysters, which hre
served np ID the hsat o. style, at hia
Oyater Salton. which viii be open
day and evNling Tor. the aoeommdda-
ton. of ells Cali lat Nj. l5 Main
Street ggL.a llY .aalsiiss@w
MEaeuAef TAILORING. e Gentle.
men wishing eafmAhtH made ~ order
eau hnd tho finest aud beat selected
stock Of pIeee goods ~ sl.Man Street,
next 20 tue Washington Hotel. Prof
Mott will satisfy all who give him a
call, [hortla IT,
Boys CLortnN0-T largest aH.
eortmont of Boys Clothing ever
brought 10 this CITY, at - Main st,
Sep26-tf =. N. SmtTn Il Co,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-14

A SINGLE BOX OF BRADRETHS PILLS
contains more vegetable extractive matter than
twenty boxes of any pills in the world besides;
ffty-fve hundred physicians use them in their
practice to the exclusion of other purgatiyes.
The first letter of their value is yet scarcely APP
preciated. When they are better known, sudden
death and continued sickness will be Of the past.
Let those who know them speak right out in
their favor. 1t is duty which will save life.
Our race are subject to a redundancy of viii
ated bile at this season, and it is as dangerous
as it is prevalent; but Brandreths Pills afford
an invaluable and efficient protection. By their
occasional use we prevent the collection of those
impurities which, when in sufficient quantities,
causes so much danger to the body's health.
They soon cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Loss of Appetite, Pain in the Head, Heartburn,
Pain in the Breast bone, Sudden Faintness and
Costiveness. Sold by all respectable Dealers in
Medicine. may10d&wtf
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Affairs at st. Adams.

New York, Junel0.
Specials from St. Adams yesterday
announce the final" of the Fenian in
vasion of Canada. The right wing Of
the Fenian army retreated from Pigeon
hill TO that place, and numbers are pre-
pairing to 60 home. The Generalization
o. the whole force is complete, and both
officers and men refused to do their duty.
Desertions occurred by whole sale, and
after council of war Gen. Spear Or
dered the retreat to St. Adams. Rein
Corcements Of arms and munitions failed
to reach them. Ammunition was carried
TO Vermont aud stored in q barn near
the line, where it will doubtless be
seized by U. S. troops who are marching
to the border. Considerable plumber
was carried off by the men. Gen. Spear
said he would rather have been shot
than have left Canada in the manner he
has, Gen. Mahan wept bitterly. Any
Fenian who have not means to go home
will DE furnished transportation by the
United States government. Many will
avail themselves Of the opportunity to
leave tQ-niciaJ.
At Cornwall, Canada, Saturday morn
ing, active movements were going on
among Canadian troops with view to
move on the Fenian column, some 1000
regulars and nearly twice that number
OF volunteers were understood to be
moving from Montreal to concentrate
near St. Armand.
At Prescott, strict watch was main
tanned by the volunteer troops there
The excitement in Ogdensburg had dice
away. Gen O'Nen was prevented leav
ing Pottsdam Junction for st. Adams
by Lieut.. Col. jackson, of the list U. s
Artillery. Gen. Meade arrived at ST
Adams Saturday evening, was sersnadec
0y the band of the Sd regulars an'
made brief speech to the effect tina
the settlement of this difficulty woul
prove satisfactorily to our own an
other governments and show to tn
world the United States, not-witt
standing the past, were determined t
do unto others as they would be don
oy. A train left ST. Adams last ev,
ming with nearly a thousand Feniar
bound for home. Gen. Spear and sta
surrendered to Col. Livingston of II
United States army. Some of the p
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PElTS--ti 5oda 50 each; lambs 5000 !;
skearlings, 20Q190c.; calf skins 20Qt25.

PElTS-iti 5oQl2 so each; lambs 1000
shearlings, 20Q1SOc,; calf skins 0dso,
RRsAnKs.-There are $50 more cattle than
last week. there being 1887 western to compare
with 9ts last week, showing that the gain was
mostly ON the western. -Four carloads Of the
western landed at Cambridge. Besides these
there were about ssohead from all parts of New
England,
Al Brighton there were about 50 head from
Maine.
Full i've hundred of the Albany stock was
delayed "a hours, for want Of ears, This delay,
in connection with telegraphie reports from
New York Of a decline in price at that market,
affected sales here unfayorably TO the drovers
who were looking for an advance,
There were some superior pairs of bullocks
among the northern stock. Mr.. &. W. Bailey
sold premium pair with ten Others, to Mr.
Taylor, which have been fed for the past two
years by Smith Martin, of Orange, Nt,,--i0O0
pounds-small, fine boned, splendid oxen, at
l5c, MIR, Campbell sold pair fed by Benz.
sanborn, Of Lyndon, at axe, and a PARTED by
II, W. Eastman, of Sutton, VI, at AXE, which
were good enough
The quality of the quality of the western il
inierier 10 that of last week, consequently
there Is a better demand for the best beasts, and
more are sold over l4llc than last week. Gene
rally We think butchers pay the same money for
a poorer quality. The demand for the few nor
thern sheep at market appeared 10 be rather
better than last week, although there We're
hardly enough of this class To make a compari-
son. On other kinds of meat there il little
change
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mans are said to have insulted some
United States officers at ST. Adams.


Special TO the Rutland Herald.
ST.. ALBASs, June IL.
Thus far the report OF the killing OF
one of the guard stationed between
Franklin, Vt, and the Canada line by
Col. Bagley OF the Army of Invasion"
remains unconhrmed, and the report OF
further outrages by British troops on
American soil Is denied by U. S. army
officers here.
A party OF marauders has crossed the
boundary line, and Col. Livington, COM
mandng u s. troops stationed near
Franklin, has arrested three OF them for
depredations by them committed.
Advices from Malone, N. Y, say that
the Fenians are quietly disbanding and
800 or 1000 were to-day sent to their
homes by U. S. authorities
The Fenisns composing the right wing
of the late army Of Ireland have mostly
arrived here and been sent TO their
homes. A.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-14
1eaths,
HoWARD-1n Benson, June eth, Daniel NJ.
Howard, aged 20 years,

HoWARD-1n Benson, June 6th Daniel NJ.
Howard, aged 20 years,
Mr.. Howard was native of Vermont and
graduate of Middlebury College. At the time
of his death he was one of the selectmen of Ben
eon Unlike too many OF our worthy and edu.
Gated sons, he chose to identify his interests
with those of the home of his youth, and to de-
vote his talents to the land of his birth
Possessed of q clear mind, liberal culture,
and displaying the still higher qualities of integ-
rity and high sense of honor, his early decease
leaves wide circle of friends to deplore the loss
of one whose promise was so bright for useful
and honorable career.
In all the relations of life he was character
lied by great amiability Of character and kind
ness of heart. These qualities endeared him,
not only to his relatives and intimate friends,
but to all who knew him. and especially to the
poor, among whom his name will long be kept
in memory. Living a stainless life-dyiug in
the faith of the Son of God, we may hope and
believe that our loss has been his gain.
LORD-In New York, on Saturday, May &C.
Carrie E., only child of Henry M. and Carrie Ii
Lord, aged months and ~ days.
The remains were inferred at Setauket, Long
Island.
GILES-May 9th, Burton Henry, infant son of
Rev. j. Henry and Lncie j. Giles, of San Jose,
California.
STANLEY-In Benson, Friday, June Sth,
Mr. Jonathan Stanley, aged 80 years.
DYER-In Sutton, Canada East, at the resi-
| dence of his grandson, Dyer Pettes. Eco. on the
| 18th of May after d short Illness, Joseph Dyer,
] in the SSth year of his age.