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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-29
MIR. JOHN BUNTo,

MIR. JOHN BUNTO,
or Baldwin, Chemung Comfy. N. Y.--writes:
u wasurged by neighbor to get one bottle Of
the Balsam for my wife, being assured by him that
In case it did not produce good effects he would pay
for the bottle himself On the strength Of such prac
tical evidence ofits merits, procured bottle. My
wife at this time was SO low with what physicians
termed STATED CONSUMPTION as to be unable to raise
herself from the bed coughing constantly and rails
ing more or less blood. / commenced giving the
Balsam as directed, and was much pleased with
its operation that obtained another bottle and
tinued giving 1t. Before this bottle was entirely
used, she ceased coughing and strong enough to
sit up. The fifth bottle entirely Restored her TO
Health doing that which several Physicians had tried
to do but had failed"
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE & son, II fremont
street. Boston. and for sale by Druggists generally.
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MERCANTILE MAxIMs.-The way to get
credit is to be punctual. The way to pre-
serve it is not to use it much. Settle often;
have short accounts. Trust no mans appear
ance-it is deccptive-perhaps assumed for
the purpose of obtaining credit. Beware of
gaudy exterior Rogues usually dress well.
The rich are plain men. Trust him. if nny
one, who carries but little on his back. New
er trust him who flies into passion on being
dunned; make him pay quickly, if there be
any virtue in the law. BE satisfied, before
you give u credit that those you give it to
are safe men to be trusted. Sell your goods
at small advance, and never misrepresent
them, or those whom you once deceive will
beware ofyou the second time. Deal up
rightly with all men, and they will repose
confidence in you, and soon become your
permanent customers. Beware of him who
is an office seeker. Men do not usually
want an Office where there is anything to do.
office for support. Trust stranger. Your
goods are better than double charges. What
Is character worth, if you make it cheap,
creditng all alike? Agree beforehand with
every man about to do u job, and, if large,
put 1t into writing. If any decline this,
quit-or be cheated. Though you want a
job ever so much, make all sure at the onset /;
and in cases nj al doubtful make sure of a
guarantee. Be not afraid to ask it, it is the
best of responsibility for, ii offence be la
ken, you have escaped loss,
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n q IN II q a 4 : s-S6
Passed balls-Pacifc, s; d. S. Jr., 10
Missed fys-Pacidc, 1 D. s. Jr., 3.
Home run-D. s. Jr., Head, !
Scorers-Bowers, Pacific; II. Pierce, d. s. Jr
Umpirc--K. Wigglesworth, Wawasct B. B. G.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-29

Although I've closed my anguid eyes,
My immortal spirit never dies,
l pray my friends forbear to weep
This is the way Gods children sleep.
The angels lett the shining throne
To bear my soul to my sweet home;
AS they drew near clos'd my eyes
And Joined the notes OF Paradise.
Oh what delightful sounds heard,
Asto the Jasper throne / heard;
The Golden Harp, with shouts OF love,
Rang through Jerusalem above.
How soft and sweet this chanting choir.
My soul is fill'd with heavenly fire,
My Saviour's face I'll surely sec
Throughout vast eternity. -.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-29

DEATH OF AN EsrEEMED CITIzES.-Wc an
nounce, with feelings of profound regret, the
death of one Of our most respected citizens, Mr..
Alexander N. Hall, who died on Wednesday,
August 18th, aged 82 years md 8 months. Mr..
Hall was an active and useful citizen, and was
universally respected throughout the community.
md his loss will be felt and deeply regretted by
all who knew him. He leaves wife and child to
mourn his loss.-Sussen Argus.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-29
FEMALE INSTITUTE,

BELLEVUE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- Attleboro, Bucks County, Pa
This Institution will reopen for the reception Of
pupils, on the 9th of 9th month, September. The DIFF
ferent departments in charge othose of experience
and well-known ability.
French by native French teacher. Music, Paint
ing and Drawing by an artist.
For Catalogues containing particulars, address the
Principal aug26w-d&w w. Il. SEAL.
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Financial Quotations,

Furnished to us by JONI NJ cLEAn & Son, Bankers
COZ Market, Wilmington. Del.
Ouor.TroSe Auo 1897
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alew advertisements.

EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE
Paris 1867.
WHEEL Err IL WILSON
LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINE,
AWARDED
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM.
A GOLD MEDAL,
Ocer Eighty 7too Competitors,
For the perfection Of
sewing acihines
AND
ButtOn-IIOle Machines,
THEoN GoLD MEDAL FOR THIS BRANCH
OF MANUFACTURE.
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1867. TIIIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL 1867.
EXHIBITION
Agricultural Society,
OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE,
Will he Held at Wilmington, Delaware,
ON SEPTEMBER 10th and 18th.
THE GROUNDS arc beautifully located contain
about % near the city limits, and within
five minutes walk Of the Horse Railway, by which,
IN omnibuses, passengers can ,, be conveyed from
timorc Railroad 10 the Grounds on which is one of
THE LARGEST AND MOST CONVENIENT
BUILDINGS
For the exhibition of the products of the Farm and
Garden, Dairy, Flowers, Fancy Articles, Manufac
''i EXniBiiToRS WILL FIND AMPLE AocoMMo.
DATIoNS for Stock and all articles exhibited.
PREMIUMS OFFERED $4,000.
IN THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
OVER 800 PREMIUM
IN ARTICLES sryERwAnE.
TIE LADIES arc especially invited to become ex-
hibitors and to do all they can to insure LARGE
NUMBER OF CONTRIBUTORS to this Department:
A MATCH GAME OF BASE BALI. will be played
tn c a su5r IL s sTAE o
QUAKER CITY, of Philadelphia.
The Grounds will be open on Monday ths I'm ior
she ,Lgrepsoh anu 'htry ~ etocN' an" "itiees o'
~ All articles for competition, must be on the
ground and entered before 10 O'clock, A. Mon Tues
day, the 10th.
SB-- All entries must be made in writing, stating
the class, and the name of the person entering, and
If neat, or horse stock, the name, age, and color.
All stock must be entered IN the name of the own
en-; .
must have been grown made or worked by the com.
petors. Exhibitors are requested to take charge oi
their Goods ut the close of the eXhihiiipn and attend
personally to their removal,
Hay, Straw and Water will he furnished ID the
stock on cxhb4n' free Of charge, and oats at mar
ket price. The Directors VIII attend 70 arransl.
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Equal Rights Convention.


ADDITIONAL NAMES.
The undersigned citizens Of Delaware
hereby unite in call for Convention of
all persons in this State irrespective of CO.
Tor, who are in favor of the objects above
stated, to meet in the City of Wilmington,
on WEDNESDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF SEpTEM-
Der, next, at II NJ, for the purpose of Sc
lecting Delegates to attend the Convention
to be held in Baltimore, on September l2.
NoTE. Friends of this movement who
desire to unite in the above call will please
send their names to John p. McLear, Esq,
Wilmington, DEL, Additional names will
be published up to time of holding the Con-
vention.)
j. B. Henry, j. NJ. Ellison,
E. D. Clcayer, George w. Karsncr,
John Dixon, Kennard Trusty,
Henry p. Dixon Christopher Anderson,
Joseph K Singley james McNatt.
JAMES O. Jackson Josiah Wilson
John G. jackson Joseph Head
Lewis Fell William A. Mccoy
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-29

THE New CHuRcHEs.-The work on the new
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church ia progressing
rapidly and the building is beginning to look
quite church-like. The roof is now on and be-
ing made ready for the slate. The walls are all
up aud the masons are at work on the tower.
On Grace church the work Is in an advanced
state of progress. The south side Of the roof is
slated and the north side is already done. The
lathing of the inside is almost completed and the
plasterers will soon commence work. When this
church is finished our people will be surprised ut
the elegance of the interior
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-29

SINGULAR AccIpENr.-Mr. Robert Griffin, a
farmer living near Milford, while ploughing with
pair of horses in his field one day last week,
ran into a nest of humble-becs. Bees being
naturally an irritable insect, and not liking the
invasion of their domains, few at the horses,
singing them most numerically. The horses
taking fright started in II run, one Of them be-
coming tangled in the harness fell, the other
dragging the pillow over his neck, cutting and
tearing 1t frightfully, almost severing the head
from the body.-Susser Argus.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-29
UPTURES c,gRED.

np-ysmu A Comfort, Blessing and Relief by using
k<AS3dn1l ~ SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSS.
tld1fJ5d This Truss cures the most difficult rup-
kNnES{1f lures, frees the cord from all pressure,
never rnsts, breaks, limbers, or becomes
filthy used in bathing fitted to form; no strap
ping made any power required cleanest, lightest,
easiest and best. Also large assortment of other
Trusses Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Supporters
Suspensory Bandages, &c.
The senior partner Of the firm. having had over 20
years experience in fitting Trusses we can confident
ly recommend all persons wishing to be neatly fitted
Ia call at our establishment Private Rooms Tor APP
plying. L. M. ENGLAND & SON, Druggists
s. w. Cor. Fifth and Market streets.
my22-2tawd-w1y Wilmington, Del.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22
A NefaplUsss Business.

II tue richly freshied ship that Is tracked BY tbs
robber. Of thssea and on tbs principle II IL the
popular specific that the Land buceanssrs called
tsriesters, select for their shining mark.
nasrE1rEas STOMACH BtrTERs
stand eminent smorg medical preparations in this
country TIL. demand for them Is something wond.r
ful alisied hence the coant-rf<iters know full
well that II they mpos. their fiery anids upon the
people that nm toie they make fertnpes hy
the fraud They at work. Detectives on
ihs ran Of soms Of them sod others have bean already
trough, to took Let the public second the propris
tors 10 Their Efforts bA the reckless seouDd.s Who
sock at once 10 poson the community and swinds III.
drm thst be. procei lie easst Y~sstapie Bi,su ever
manufactured Thinking 10 dodge the iaw, the
tetfeiters are aYIng their bottles resemb-
ling In ershograpby and sound that u HosJKrTER,
such a. aIiocAststtsf eroofst.ttsrt aud the Nike
Will the tnb,ie be tad enough TO look 70 ths ard
siso that tie label Ia AL rgit With It's vgnsste VI 81
GEORGE 90 hs sraapn SAD tiny Rato NJ aAnd signed
HosrFTT xR 4 sNrriff- The proprietor. vii DO
their ia protect tns rallios from taposlton and
they s.s tbs million 10 ca nEsln.i the plot
,srs sssia.l ,hsir health
tAnisSsr uosTEfTRR SMITH.
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SENATOu GRIMES REFUTEs A
SANDER.

The organ Of the Iron manufacturers Of the
country, published at Phiindelphia, in re-
cent issue had an article wherein It was in.
simulated that Senator GRIMES is part owner
in hardware s'oe ut Burlington, and silent
yoDeper in cuu establishment in New
YORK and thai curse in reference to the
Tariff bill had bes controlled by persons Al
considerations ariss from his business con.
necAions. Senator GRIMES called up tho
matter in the Senee on Friday, and said he
had not spoken 10 single member of the
Committee about the bill that he had never
been interested in gallery store in New York;
that he had disposed of his interest in the
hardware store a, burlington, in August 1865,
since which time he had not been in any
manner, directly Or indirectly interested in
any branch of the ron trade. He disposed
of the whole matter by denouncing the arti.
Gle rs slanderous, aud affirming his purpose
ofnot being driven from doing his full duty.
Senator FEssEsDEy, in behalf of the Finance
Committee, stated that Senator GRIxEs had
- sxerted, nor had attempted to exert, any
in6usncs on the COMMITTEES. He bore wit,
neas 70 Mr.. GRIxEs' honesty ~ . citizen and
. Senator.
RHvrRpY JoHssos also paid = high
tribute 10 the honesty and integrity Of Senate,
GRInss, and said that every man in the Sem
- knew him a. one Of the last med who
could be influenced BY personal or pecuniary
considerations in ~ discharge Of bis dutis,
! = "a .ss4 lsgislalss,
- "A. 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22
4 NEW REMEDY =!

/, stands for Merits without q Superior.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22
THrhspAy. January 10, 1867.

THURSDAY. JHnudIy w. icpf.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment, Presi'
dent Goodrich in the chair.
All members present except Mr.. Sullivan.
The minutes OF yesterday were read and
approved.
On motion, the sum Of 500 was appro>
prlated for the relief Of the sufferers in Mad
ison township.
Resolred, that the Treasurer be andis here
bv instructed to pay 10 the order of c. j.
HYDE the sum Of seren thousand dollars out
Of any moneys in bis hands not otherwise ap-
propriated said sum OF seren thousand dollars
being the amount appropriated iorthe compie>
ton Of the Jail building, and approved by the
people Of Lee county at the last general
election.
The application of Adam Maiers, of Madi.
son township, for relief from certain taxes
was rejected.
Thereiief fand account Of Mr.. j. B. fCruze,
member from Des Moines, and Mr.. Marshall,
late member from Cedar. were approved.
Resolred, That the Clerk be authorized to
draw from the Treasury sufficient sum to
pay the interest due from Lee county to the
permanent school fund.
! Resofred, That there shall be no accounts
allowed BY this Board for work on public
baildings Of this county, unless ordered by
the Committee on Public Buildings
Ordered that the following claims be al
lowed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

III John Wright for main taining abandoned
c1f'n.---...
1T2 Bartlett, Cons able fees in criminal
rs JOHN oatrnan, G3natsbie fess in criminal
esses-..--.-.-
ia Brown Constable fees ifrs- criminal ca
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22
.N.fRSDE1'S
VEGETABLE SAHATIyE PILLS

Are ,or.. Egcsstie FREE from any Mineral Nsrourisi
PTeTarsilen. aat con. sssat ie' slit gf<s.
Th~s mas be relied in all cases q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

COLGATE aglxATH fsSETAaLs s8AP.
A vupsssor Toilet Soc p, prepared from refined
Vegetable Offa In comtin.tios with Giyeertn
snd specially ..igped for the Of Ladies' and
the Nursery. iss perfume is exquisite, and ito
ing propsr,ie. uarfvsiiea. Ior sale By druggtsts
fehf5aG~Is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

Are rur.l, yagct.hie, FREE rrn any Mineral Neroursi
PTetarsilsn. ka3 con. tsat lef slit gsssi CARE
Th~l nas be relied in All u
Constipation, Bilious Disorders, Nervous or
Sick Headache, Gout or Rheumat-
Ism, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
lna all Assgtis the Lrsr tbs most prompt saft
and rsslis Wsf.eins know rher afs aelirs sAa nt.
being ally fslgn. ss shs Diioss Diseases Of
the Southern asd Western east@s. when tisaeiy -
riuissrsa lasy will be fosnd efneaeisus In 5nss and
Rsnitssnt Fever al AFs~. Cos;Teness Collie,
woras Pain ia the b. ssi Hesrtoafn. Tlstairie. In
dx..tou rsin Head Back. Breast. and 10 all
css>. ~h,ss &,asrtie 1. fsgair-A Their great excel
ienee consist. tsis that they esn7ouDdsd Nom
th. vrtuss Of the asenal srhstsaees Of
Which they eesspssa; consequently they hate far
greater .osu r. and far n,rr afsl snset than Tie
sane s.aiss snhsisae&s shsta-r missd adninhs
tered tiHEiy
MARsbES't sAsATfrF PILLS ~tii be found inSaiu-
stls prss sitsvs OF the many Hsaas Diseases inrs
tsniA to ihs seathsrn cguttry--surh Y~iiow Fever
Jxuaaics LYst Complaints Intsrttisn, and Rsusit;srt
fe.efs, Bilious Fever. BiBoas Cole. Bilious Lys4nters
ara ptAFth.a hlts Fever.
KERR Il FULLER,
aoe.s,e sid Retail AGENTS for seekuk-
cage, General AssSts fer Northwest. aet ldAssn
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A Physiological View Of Marriage.

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Disease With treatise Of early it, deplofabe
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u mode Of Cure, shown by the Of treat
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SAVE YOUR STAIRS.

SHOWS PAten, Wrought Iron and Brass stair Faoings
Tor Hotels Fsctfrea, stores School and Tenement
Houses, Ves'ols and MI Public and Private Houses
where stair 1reads are liable 70 much Holds the
foot hmly. yet Ia easy TO step on, and ornamental
Costs less than Cast HOn. Orders promptly executed to
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Marrtagrs.

~ Chelsea, June by Rev. W. J. Kidder Mr.. John
Waugh ~ Cofnth aHd Mss Adene H. sanhafn, n Asc a. g.
Al atthe same place, By the same, June ~ w EeaEcr
Bartholomew " Hartford, Miss Jennie p rtins of Chef
Also by The same, ruuhfidge, July 10 hr Lyman A.
bridge
In Johnsbury July 49, vt the rrsdenoe Of Col c. spsui
dng by Rev y c. Cnmmugs, W. Eisin O. Potter " LYNDON
ADD Miss sarah A. crazy % lcacham.
~ East Randolph July a. by Rev. p H. Iy1rd W. Leon
AZ r. tedy of Virginia ty, Ne, ada and hss Elizabeth
10 wells River, July 10th, by Rev william =, Palmer Mr..
George o. Smith 81 Wu1dsvile, A. ~ aud Mtfs Hattie y
daughter ofMr John white Of Wells River
ln Nurcs stgr July 2s ~ Rev A. D. Wads, Mr. Wm. u ".
Dick insou n lyndon and Miss EmmA l.. Hancock
IL Aafthhed Nav h, by stephen spencer ESQ. W. Har-
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
GENERAL l.. g. BAKERS
HISTORY OF THE SECRET SERvlDE

owing 10 the attempts n tho Government To suppress
II, u ruboa ion was delayed IL viii no, bo issu d.
UNALl hRAfFD aud UNABRiDDED, uNDg+ he
SUPERVISION u OBN'L BAKER whose m fvel.
lous narratives are all auest,d by the highest official
authority.
The MCRALS Of the National Capitd are THOR.
OUGHLN VENTILATED, and there are some
STRANGE REVELATIONS concerning HEADS
OF DEPARTMENTS, Members Of Cong a., FE-
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gus ed military characters SEND or Circulars aud see
our terms sud = full description Of the work Address
JONES bNOIHhkS = 90 PhiadelrhiA. Pa.
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ia RR A MT & co.

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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR. DOW continues h entire time
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An experience OF twenty years enables him guarantee
speedy and permanent relief IN the Of Suppression
and All other Menstrual arrangements from whatever
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street, Boston.
treatment.
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

COMPANY are nos manufacturing the Best, Cheapest
and most du able Paint in use; well Pot on,
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it Is Of light brown beautiful chocolate of and
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CEMENT. CeMENT-twa,er lime c

tractors and others should used James dark coore
kosendale Cement superior article for oisteTns maso
work, etc Address J. b. JAMES. 20 Cedar 1t N.
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The perfect economical Eurest, quickest safest, most
harmless reliable Hair Dye the world EasY in is aP
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED
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5is .. H hlo}LlDSbS oOmH'r'.
hiddesex, July 3, A. u. 1867. 6o.7i
Sr441TEE, or yEssPSI wSsslSeIoS PIsTRIgT ss

lNTATE OF VERMONT, WARRINGTON DISTRICT, ss
In Probate Court held Montpelier, within for said
District, 90 The 2h day Of July, D. 1907.
Isaac W Bass, administrator Of the Apheus Bass
late u Moreown n said District deceased application
20 said Court with the aud appreciation In writing Of
The heirs residing Ia his state r cense To- .e the whole Of
The real estate Of said dcead nuding The right OF home
stead the rein and he revrslon o. the widows dover
Eeung that the sale thereof would be beneficial the wdow
and heirs and All Interested in said estate.
Whetcupou Il ordered hv said Court that said application
be referred tn roo be held the Probate Office
IN sad Montpelier the sch DAY Of August; A. D. 1857 for
hearing decision thereoui II u further ordered hat
all interested be nohed hereof by publication Of
Of said application and thereon, three
svey the Vermont MAchmau State journal, printed at
Montpelier before said time Of hearing, they may appear
pigce, and, II they object thereto.
BY the Court.-Atiest. ]. X. MERRl IL,
7li7a Judge
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nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
a ST OK OF
MILLINERY GOODS FOR SALE

On account OF III health am Obliged to give up bust.
Offer my stock for sale he store Is In one Of
The best 10, atoms In Mon peicr good Of custon
The stock IL ALL II furnished sud IN good re-
pair. viii give possession the lst % August II re-
quirsd BUCKNAM.
Montpelier, July % 1867. dsv2w
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DEATHS.

onpeer, July ~ At the resd- d Hon John APag
hrs Hannah loua Bayley, wife ~ Rev o. rolms II shell
doni aged % mouths and Mrs., Holman had
Cd N9ptpel,et for medical assistance snd died suddenly
IN waterbury, July Mr.. n. O. Athens, agtd I. years
ln Oriord ~ H. July 49, Mrs Joseph Hancock, aged "a
year,. Boston papers please copy.
In baron July 10Th Alice Maria Jones' daughter q Mr. and
Mrs. John W. Jones' aged 10 years.
In MpretoSn,Juy 49, Henry Howard Howes, Of the late
Johu howfs, aged a years.
In Nashed July 18TH Mrs relict Of the late
Joseph dfeene q fayston aged II year aud months
Drnwned, IN santa Rosa county, California, NAV 43 1851
Ho ace hue aged ~ years Deceased was former resident
Of nanhv. VI. D. va ann nl sIaa lnlai.