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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-10-11
Uhcre Me Canle are [Lonl.

Tho arrivals ofcattlc during the week amount
to 500 head which compares with .527 Inst
week, aud !, 213 the corresponding week of last
year and the sales for the week amount 10 los
head, which compares with .522 last week and
l,22p the corresponding week Of last year. and
were as follows
T." n''lmorc butchers 305
To Spectators for Eastern markets aIi
40 Farmers Tor grazing 2G3
To Narncll Myers Government conts 10
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ERRORS or 1-OUTTT.

\ Gentleman who suffered Tor years from Ncr-
youS Debility. Premature Decay aud ~ the ci-
fccts Of youthful indscretiou. will for tic ako of
suffering humanity, send free 10 an who need il
the recipe aud directions for MAKING tho siinuIe
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wish
ing 60 profit 10y the advertiser experience. can
do so 10y addressing, 10 perfect confidence,
JOHN g. OGDEN
Nay 3. 1867 --lv. - Cchnr Street Nc,e Nnrk
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HOUSE PAINTING
AND PAPER HANGING.
PICTEIS NIITTET.

"A surrounding Counties, that he h prenared
90 carry ON the shove business in all its branches
Any orders, BY mail, through The Post Ofice. or
left az Baker 4 Greif2ner store will be urornpf
ly attended 10. Terms moderate
PETER MILLER.
Eonucy, March o. l56l--Gm.
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OF the above arrivals about 100 head wcre 4,
ken through to Eastern markets without being
offered hero. and the balance all sold exccpt worry
few of the ''tail ends some Of them drovcs
The market opened quite brisk this morning
under good speculative inquiry for Eastern nv ar
Ne'S and on that account alone prices oflast week
we're well sustained for good heavy bccves and
hrst class feeders Of the former about 100 head
were purchased before the opening Of the market
at 3 cts
For the inferior qualities Of beef cattle and fair
TO good stockers, though there a good de-
kct closing very dun
seymour s Welton sold 50 W. Va. s,ockcrs for
Thomas q 70. AT 53Ca1 cts. - fair Southwest
ern Va. cattle for J. II Tyler at y G11g cts. 50
very c0mfoon W Va. cattle for Or. Groves ~ . Z
t"5l cts p common " Va cattle for \ Cham
bers at 43CgG3 cts. 30 do. for y. Cunningham
~ 43GE63 cts. and Us common Va cattle for Cbas.
Seymour at Jas cts.
The arrival of hogs for the week amou nj 10 p q
$50. against q, 80 last week. The supply Of hogs
IS almost unprecedented at this season Of the year
IN consequence Of which prices have been stcadi-
Iy declining the past week AZ the close Of tho
market to-day sales are being made slowly ut "a
t"lO} cts e ~ net being q decline on the clos
ing rates OF last week Of fully CT y m.
The arrivals Of sheep for the week amount 70
2,'l2 head against 4, 053 last week The supplv
oi sheep hts fallen of considerably the past week
ana better feeling has been the result, and for
the better grades prices have improved slightly :
sales at 5000 per head. The season for stock
sheep having nearly closed, bat few Of that class
are coming forward few sales have been made
at .5O(eJ 8, head. Lambs arc becoming Source,
and sales are made at S2.50Cg4 D. head - CyR.
BALTIMORE, October Howard St Supor.
Flour - IS 81 $40 90; wheat White, 81 500,
- 90 red, - 3oCsS2 IS Corn, white, 1850,
80 cssr yellow, 1870 l43 cts, Rye, l55 10 100
cts, Oats, 20 4, ~ cts
GRAiS AAsSEr The market fot grain has been
vel maintained hero during the week, and pr-
CO nave compared very favoraoly with those quo
'ed IN the Northern markets. Wheat sold to-day
~ - 90 Tor white, and 81 so for red. Corn Is
steady at ST. IS and 81 26--HsraRdri1 Ga.eUe.
Oofobfr
Ga the sth, Cold clo1cd at rs, in New York
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ut We are under obligations to j. W.
SFoKES, E-q. Acting Commissioner of the
department of agriculture at Washington
wy, for copy of his report for August
md September. The report states tina
the returns for August show that there is
uniform reduction in the general avcra-
- OF wheat, rs complrcd with the july
iIsurcs, "Inl that tn" September cstim ,tcs
Of condition WHOM hlry ,stcd, as compared
with the crops of 1855, drop the figures
somewhat lower in Il number of the States
attributable, to = considerable extent, to
h'I weather while harvesting. as we'll as to
ihc tact that in some sections the grain was
found to be Shrivcll-l. and thrc.hed out
'~- to the acre tn anticipated The lead
ing whca'-growing Stntcs report the fol-
loving percentage of increase at the close
"i the harvest: Ohio, 100 per cent: Indi-
ann. 30; Michigan, % Wisconsin, Il :;
Minnesota %; Illinois, ID; Iowa, 20;
Missouri, 40; Kentucky 81; West Vir-
sn', CD; Virginia, 80; Tennessee, 40
Georgia, so; Arkansas, 10; New York,
!, and i'cnnsy lyauia, 10; while only Kan
''s and Texas show a falling off from last
year. when the crops in those States were
very large. The returns due October
viii enable Us to estimate with greater
degree ofaccuracy the amount Of this great
'''n for the currrn' year" Corn promises
a'Hrcrop if the fro-t, do not iniure it
Do army worm nude IFS appearance in the
cotton fields about ~, l-t sept, AMI aus
o. considerable" apprrhousions in some sec
lions for The safety Of the crop. The po
'1'o', are rottiug badly in some Of the large
rH'' growing States, and the yield will be
'- than last year. Owing to the severe
Weather last winter the wool crop this year
I' i'm'to lo per cent less than last year.
-" Lave hIr:Eouzcs and swcetcns evcrv
thug 10 Ilfci while hate cmbiltcrs and dar.
b.ns all thought aud action.
I0E VALUE or 4 NEWSPAPER DR.
rankin says that a man as often gets two
'''."rs Tor the one he spends in forming his
'"''' as he docs for dollar he lays out in
'.j other way. a mlu eats pound Of SUI
t'r ana 10 IS gone, and the pleasure he has
''J'J'd is ended; but tho information ne
-.' from newspaper is treasured mp TO be
''''j'i anew; and 10 bc used whenever occa-
or inclination calls Tor il. \ ncwspa-
lf not the wisdom Of ono man or two
''ni It's The wisdom Of the age, and passed
.s.. too. a family without a newspaper
ALVEY a year behind The times in general
'''Im''Ion besides, they can never Think
''''' or lind much to think about And
'''n there arc tho little ones growing M
without any taste for reading. who, then.
would be without newspaper, and who
"'u'' read one without paying for il?
&c PoIi,cness, ike running water.
S''''hes the most rugged stones.
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Yin. HAHrsR You will please announce the
Icv. r. WlRGMAN, las candidate for Superin-
'ndcnt OF Public Schools, IN this county, and
uh'ge MANY VOTERS.
September 90, 1867.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-10-11
Ne,C Supply Of Goods.

AFotO CUPpfJ ~ UOOUS.
TIVE subscriber has just returned from Ealti.
i more with ful and universal supply Of
GOODS j. F. Lbs Line ln r co9;i;liag Of
icals aud AIcdlcncs Drugs Paints. oils. Vsrnish-
e. Painters Brushes Of every variety, Window.
Glass, Putty, Sc, sc.
ALSO
4 STYLISH and handsome assortment OF Ctn-
n cy articles Ladies Toilet Bottles. French
and English Extracis for che handkerchief Cor
man and American Colognos "a large quantity
of Soaps, somo OF which arc Of q superior charac-
fer Hair Brushes choice stock Of Combs ;
Tooth aud Nail Brushcs enc and medium Pen.
knives Scissors Bazors Sc.
ALSO.
4 nEACTIFULwppiy of Stationery. cubrac-
~ INC every variety of English and American
letter and note Paper, stylish Envelopes, SC. &C.
Also
4 VERY splendid stock Of Coal Of Tanrs OF
n thc latest fashion.
A TTAClfED 60 ihc establishment IS a well Sc
~ lccted stock u family Groceries, comprs-
ing, superior article of Gun Powder Imperial.
Young Tyson and Black Tess Rio. Lagulra and
Old Java Coffee every grade Of brown and crush
Cd Sugars Pine Apple and other Cheese Rice
Old Port. Madeira and Sherry Wines; Pure
Frcnc'i Brandy, old Rye Whisky, Holland Gin
Spices Of every description New Orleans suaar-
house and other kinds at Molasscs Together with
variety Of Other articles usually kent In n Clr,i-
~ groceiy, all Of which will be sold low Tor lit
&c READY CASH o. exchange for country pro
duco. t..
w IT, MCDOWELL.
e. mncy, June o. lsGs-.;
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-10-11

An lhErrr You will please announce me
asa candidate for Superintendent of Free Schools.
At the coming election, aud oblige
JACOB Il. CHADWICK.
Sept. %, 1857.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-10-11

G4t- Read our Belaire, Ohio, Correspon.
dcnce on the second page of to-day's paper.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-10-11
STONE MANSION.
III ERCEAMT Mlll.

The Mansion House, Mill and some Of the other
buildings, arc good deal out Of repair some o.
them having been very unnecessarily injured dur
ing the war. The property will be sold entire.
or divided rs may appear to he most advisable on
the day Of sale. IL is il thckly settled and We
~ good ncghhorhood, and would be a good Sit
uation for Observation-Disclosures for steam Tan
merry, there are few better.
At the same time and place, will offer
for sale. my
Kenny Earn, anil n Farm on Capon Rircr,
called the :. Creek PLLcc.' Tho first cnnflinin.,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-10-11
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

liR UARrgR -You are authorized To announce
ROBERT II. PATTERSON, Esq ~ a candidate
a. represent hampshire County, in the next Le-
r.lature of West Virginia. COct. IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-10-11

re-At tie solicitation of many friends and
voters of hampshire County, ! announce myself
~ a candidate for seat in the next Legislature
81 West Nirg MIA. Election fourth Thursday in
t...,ltpr
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Baltimore cutie .harhet, OctoJcr s.
Rcccipts FIR dc IEecL;.

|ciccS NJ 6ccfcnHic at dc morkct his trcck
Very best : E1-5c
That generally rated FIRST quality 6 ar
Medium or good fair quality ; CGG =
Ordinary thin steers oxen aud COWS 4ICLj r.
Inferior and lowest grades Of cattle 4 C,.tIc
General average Of the market to-day Gic
Extreme range Of prices 4 G,75c
Most OF tho sales arc from : az
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-10-11

&c FoI'ioness, ike running water,
"'''nes the most rugged stones.
~ IS w FRYE Is candidate for the
''a IT Delegates in IIarjy aud Grant.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-10-11
l 900 ACRES.

$50 Of which arc clcarcd-the residue be-
ing well timbered. The land is finely adapted to
grass, and much of the uneleared land too steep
for farming purposes, would if cleared not be in
ic'ior To any grazing land in the County in which
il lies.
The property known as Bloomery. is in
Hampshire county, 20 miles Northwest of Win
chester, and ; miles South of Paw Paw Depot
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and is at
the intersection OF the graded road from Romney
the County seat, to Marinsburg in Berkeley Coun-
ty, with the Turnpike road from Winchester to
Paw Paw Depot.
The improvements have cost large a.
:nnlIni and cnnci.t - -
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ALFRED III. POWELL.
Aug. 6, 1867.
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Sales r Dom s.

Isl Baltimore street, Baltimore.
ApriI ,. 1861. LIZ.
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$50 AcreS,

ihc most Of which j. clcarcd-thc larger part he
Ing River Bottom. either first or secondary. The
improvements on the farm arc very good-.thc
Dwelling and Kitchen
being wcatherhoardcd and plastered-and the
BARN a substantial frame.
Mr. Fcnton Bloakcr, living nj Bloomcry. will
chow the lands 10 any wishing TO sec them. and
further information may be obtained hy address
ing the subscriber AZ MoorcGgld, Hardy county
West Virginia.
5so~ The terms will be liberal and will be made
KIN own ON tho day Of GALE
ROBERT B SHERRARD.
August 80. 1867 ids.
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Yin. HARPER Please announce in your mex
issue that GEORGE a. TUCKER, Esq, will d
supported for a seat in the next House OF Dele
gates Of Wet Virginia, by
MANY VOTERS.
August 1861.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-10-11
PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

ME undersigned will, on TaesHoy tie 2oM
l. day ~ Ocfodcr next, sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, at the Bloomcry Mansion
iIouse-that we'll known property, so long the
residence of Col. Robert Sherrarl, and on which,
ns Farmer, Merchant and Manufacturer, for more
than 80 years he did business so successfully -
Tins prOpertY confirms nhnnt
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$50 ACRES.

about 80 of which is cleared, il miles South Of
Bloomery, aud j miles from Winchester Much
OF the land j. limestone land and by many IL is
considered the best upland farm in hampshire
The Dwellings, Barn and other buildings have
been for many years in USE and are now occupi-
ed, but they are Indifferent
Jhe Capon River Farm. contains about
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-10-11

=" Lowe hIr:Couizcs and swcetcns every
'.''e In life; while hate cmbiltcrs and dar.
b.n al thought aud action.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-16

/ t,.,40ss tt#rff .waHA III @ttt5 tll ?
/ ffsivutt F. ztHEE.Et 4't39tAt-
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LYONS I
PERIODICAL DROE
The Great Female Remedy fol-
irregularities.

The Great FenlUte he2aedy TOT
Irregularities.
TIP HAVE TESTED THESE DRO
~ in my own practice, over ten We
and do not hesitate to say that moth
has been developed by medical resea
that acts so powerfully, positively,
harmlessly, in cases OF female Irregular
as does this medicine. In all recent CO
it never fails, while thousands who h,
been long sufferers are indebted to ttt
the boon of health to-day.
Although so powerful and positive, IL
are perfectly harmless, and may be used
all times, except when specially forbido
in the instructions.
To all who suffer from any irregular
painful, dificuit, excessive, offensive,
INSTRUCTED menstruation, Leucorrhoea,
the train of diseases that follow, I wol
say, try a bottle of DR.. Lyons Fren
periodical Drops. Being fluid prepa
ton, their action is more direct and 20
tive than any pills. or powders. Expli
directions, bearing my fac-simile, acco
pany each bottle. -v-r~
They may be obtained of nearly eve
druggist in the country, or by inclosi
the price to G. G. CLARK & CO, New T
ven, Conn, General Agents TOR the Uni
States and Canada. Price 81 so per bot
DIR. JOHN l.. LYON,
as Practicing Physician,
does d6m New Haven, Com
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George Peabody. since 1852, has
given away $4,000 O00-an average
of about 81 600 day for fourteen
years, if VIE omit sundays and holt
Gays gIBnmaI - EEh ~ 9bl ~ rs q
Mrs. General Williams, formerly
Mrs s. A. Douglass, IS among the
8 observed of all observers 7 In Wash
ington society this winter. aai a.sos9s
James Robinson, the famous bare
back rider, is an immense card in Ha
vana. His salary is 5000 per week, in
gold. n Ea
Marshall, the ,engraver, is going to.
Washington to paint Grant, with a
view to a line-engraying. 4oe ,lIal3
Bishop Simpson, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, has arrived at Gal
weston, Texas, accompanied by his
son.
Senior Augustin de Iturbide, who
died in New York, recently, bequeath-
ed all his property to his son-the
adopted heir Of Macmillan, :
Mr.. Franklin Fl. Barroll sends a
card to the New York World, contra
dieting the rumor of the late marriage
Of Susan Denim, the actress. Mr.. Is.
ought to know, for he says i" | have
been the husband of the lady for
| several years. G
The late j. W. NJ. Turner, r. A.,
one of the greatest of English artists,
beoueathed TO his countrymen the re-
markable number Of 1881 works OF
art. viz: Finished pictures, 100; un-
| finished ditto, 1872; drawings and
/ sketches, 1909; total, 1881.
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Collectors Sale of Real Estate

Collectors Sale of Real Estate
FOR PAYMENT OF THE COSTS AND
! EXPENSES. OF SIDEWALK I'M
| d iPROVEMENTS.
-nw0TVeE MS HEREBY GIVEN. the
III nv virtue of sundry precepts issue
Nv the MayOr of the city of EVanSVllt
and to me directed, 1 will sell at publ
auction at the door of the courthouse
said city, on
MONDAY, January 18th, 1867,
at ten O'Clock a.m.,. the following lots or
parcels of real estate, or so much thereoI
as may be necessary to pay the anounts
specfively for the cost and expense OF
making sidewalk improvements upon
said lots together with the costs OF SAFE;
and that said sale will be continued on the
next day thereafter, ameiy, 1uesuay,
January Doth. 1867 at two O'Clock PM, at
such property as may have been sold on
the day abov mentioned and not paid Tor,
viz: , u
Lot i, Block 1871, Lamasco; Ellen ID.
Eagan, owner; amount, 80 10
80 by l25 fee of the north side OF Lou l,
block 6. creeks Enlargement; frederick
Pickha t. owner; amount, $39 81.
/ Lot Is Isabella Place; Fred. Fenchler.
owner; amount 81 06A.
i Lot is, Isabella Place; Fred. Fenchler,
owner; amount, 81 064. ,4
| Lot 7, Block 7, Shapes Enlargement
| Patrick Fitzpatrick, owner; amount
| Tot i. Block s, Fourth Enlargement ;
| Alonzo. Chambers. owner; amount, S99 20;
IN l2IA by IA feet of the southwest Slde ol
I Jacob Doenges, owner; amount, 10 1914.
r. JOHN SCHUBERT, Collector
i Evansville, January 18th, 1866.
Y janl2 d2w E 4 2 I4hh
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DR.. WHITTIER,

An REGULARLY BRED III $ L.
-. CLAN, as his Diploma, which hangs
ia his office, will show, has made ,Clsroatic
Diseases The study Of has hfe, and has
Union-wide reputation, having been to72geT
located In 81. Louis than any other CHROME
Disease Physician.
Much of his practice has been OF g: pri-
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Structure all Urinary Diseases, Syphli1tlc
or Mercurial Affections of the Throat, SKIN,
or Bones; Orchitis, Hernia, or Rupture;
a so the effects of a Solitary Habit, rulnous
to body and mind, producing Blotcnes, De-
bility, Impotence Dizziness. D1mneSS o.
Sight, Confusion of Ideas, EVIL Forbod-
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Weakness, etc.; not all these in any one
case, but all occurring frequently IN va
rious cases.
9aT Accommodations ample; charges
moderate; cures guaranteed. Consulta-
lions by letter or a office, free. MOST cases
can be property treated aCithOttt an 1ftte7Utet0
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sent by mail or express. No hindrance to
business in most cases.
Address Box 1902, st. Louis, Mo.
Hours-S am. to pm. Office perm a.
| nefntIy located at No. s. st. CharlesStreet
| between Sixth and Seventh, one square
/ south of Lindell Hotel. a retired spot in
| the centre of the city
| Consultation rooms, aud rooms for. the
Il accoffm odation Of such patients as require
\ daiIy personal attention.
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~O-PAR,EN E,Hg4 HHFP.-Thomas Grant,
~ having sold out his interest in. the
firm of Liant Bros. & CO., has associated
himself with B. Dyson, and is now pre-
pared to carry on the building business in
ali its branches, and fiatter themselves
that by strict attention to business they
will he able to give general satisfaction,
and would therefore solicit a share of pub
lie patronage. tAlI job-work done with
street. between Seventh and Eighth
streets. Post once box 5l1. Special atten-
ton given to heavy and intricate fra ming nh
,ans.b .fa8m39 'aa B. n Dyson.
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EVER YBOI.Y

can get in a sealed letter. envelope -ny.
STheory, symptoms, and Treatment OF
Nervous. Urinary, and Sexual Diseases,
ctearly deIineating all the Diseased Condi-
lions. with full symptom Lists, for two
three-cent postage-stamps to prepay post
eases Of Puberty, Menstruation, and Preg-
nancy, three cents.os4uGR#
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J. T. T. /. & S. A. COOLIDGE, !

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-28
DIED.

ANDREwS-At Savannah Ga. SATURDAY. Jan % Mrs blia
AudrewA Bensnn Andrews OF Newl0rk aged ~ years.
Particulars Of the funeral hereafter
BROn Friday morning. the inst Martha Jane only daughter
OF Ann H. and the late Joseph T. BELL ., -. 49,
The relatives aud friends Of the family are respectfully invited 20 aea
late residence No 81 East Twenty secondt on
Modly 28th nst at O'Clock without further mVi'a"oh
Sunday Jau a. George emily Of lanes r. ana Lucy
HELEN Alexander Carlisle aged month and Jays a
relatives and friends Of the family respectfully nea
the funeral from Ne ~ last thirty nnhs@' U" i"''' ~
Jan. 49, at O'clock.
DE WprT-On SATURDAY &C. amer abort ness anna Is Ssner
wife ofwm r. Dewitt daughter Of the late Hon JONI 'uen
HAyersiraw, n. \. a.. ..,ard thu 6ns,,l
from her late residence Goyet to-day (Monda at O'clock
The remains will taken Turner'S Orange County, o in'ermenI
HAverstfaw papers please copy
0OsMAy-On Sunday morning Jan d. suddenly Jonathan Cos
man late Of Ithaca n T. at bis residence No zio hos$si Brooklyn,
In OF his
Notice Of funeral hereafter
IRAyrr-ou Sunday morning 81? suddeny Flushing Rufus
LeAvit In the I'D year OF his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
MAPRs-on Saturday g. Mrs Sophia Mpes aged IS years
months and IL days 49,
tbls Monday the Foneenthst Presbyterian
corner Of second-aye,at u O'Clock.
PRATOn Sunday Jan a. oscare, fever In Brookyn Edward
youngest child Of the late Henry and Lucy Pratt aged aud
months - ~. -.
Franklin Of Jefersonst to-day (Monda) At o'clock
The remains will be taken to Hartford Conn for nerment
sTAATsA NorNAk Conn., Friday Jan IS Lydia Anna wifs q
Bernsdas Stats aud daughter Of the Rev Dr. Mead aged
years
JQHs0u Friday evening lust Sarah Paree vile Of Milton
81 John.
The relatives and friend. Of the family Invited 10 attend the mas.
hs,. be.sesa SiIih AL sey7a.a ass, peT tacuaTb
| oeaek D.. a - -