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INO~TTILES'>S
Patent Climax Pitch Fork.

This Hay Fork combines new principle in
It's construction, which cannot fail to commend
itself to the eye Of the most critical examiner.
Although there has appeared before thc pub
lie, numerous kinds Of implements for unload
ing hay aud grain, none of them have fully
satisfied the public want, or answered fully the
purpose intended: yet some of them have pos
Sc>Sca n fair degree of merit, and have been
mad" useful in the hands of farmers.
This Fork is u,on n new principle entirely,
aud is undoubtedly superior 10 anything. of ;hr
Kind tina: has yet appeared for the purpose OF
handling day or loose grain. tprnctrntcS Tie
hay easily aud quickly, and unloada itself IN
>nntly, N the viii Of the operator. For furth-
cr particulars call at the Blacksmith shop Of
o. GOULD.
Woodstock, VT, July 18TH, 1867.
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IIELNROhD'S
Fiuil Extract Buchu

j. n certain cure for di42tac@ Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL
NROpSI, DM!ANlC WEAKNESS, EE-
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BlT.lII,
and ail diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
Watcher existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever causc originating and no matter
Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases of these organs require the use
dilrctir.
II no other treatment is submitted to, Con,
SUMPTION or Insanity may cnsur. Our Flesh
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and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
that Of Postcrity, depends upon prompt use of
rcluhlc remedy.
IlELMBDLDS EXTRACT BUCAT,
Established upwards Of Is years, prepare
by
II. 7. TIELMBOLD,
DRUGGIST,
SOL Broadway, New York, aud
l0l South 10th Street. Philadelphia
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Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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Demorcst's Monthly and Young America,
together, 81, with the premiums for each.
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no C0NSUM pIINE$.

The advertiser, having been restored 10
health in few weeks BY - very simple remedy
after having suffered for several wears with II
severe lang affection, and that dread disease
CouSumpt'ou--iS ANXIOUS to make known to
Nis icllow-sullrrs the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he viii send Il copy OF
the prescription used Gree OF chGrgc), with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find sure cure for CoNsUMr-
TToN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, C0rGnS, COINS,
and all Throat and Lung Affections. The only
object Of the advertiser in sending the Prcscrip-
ton :, :" benefit the afflicted, and spread imio'-
nation winch he cOucciycs to be invaluable
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
As il will cost them nothing aud may prove
blessing. Parties wishing Tic prescription
FREE, by rctrrn mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
MillNm,hl X iMG. Co.. Now York.
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The Rny. Gro STORMS Of BROOKLYN, y. V,
say, in the Bible Examiner by way of apology
to- pnili.hmga medical certificate in hi- Maya
zine, Of the cure OF hi only son, OF Scro'llla,
"atrr dissolution arpca cd inevitable" 1--WE
"puh'i h this statement, not iur pay, hut in
- attitude to God who has tins answc, ed pray
"c', and in justice 10 DR.. Andcr,; being sat.-
"licd that thee i yirtue in Iodine Wutc treat
"mru', which the 'cUdc,s of Til, Magazine will
"thank il Ediior tor binging it TO then notice
Circulars fee.
DE-. H. Au,lr $ Iodine Water is Cor sal, by j.
i. DINSMORN, Proprietor, IS Dcy St, n. Y.
and BY all ID u"SiSts.
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This Michino has tho following advantages ever
oil othcr Cylm Tor Meat CUttcls:
list. Tits much mora e!mpc in its construction.
There ap but folr diiE rent parts iN'iGc Of tho
separated, cleaned and replaced, consequently
there Is 10 place about the Machine where meat or
the juices oimcat can lind Judgement, and become
rancid.
2nd. Tho fingers on tho arbor are 50 ARRANGED
that they shear close to the knives when the Ma
chine is in operation, cutting the meat c!canly and
evenly, leaving no strings, Instead Of tearing it
apart, rs sthc case with other Cylinder Machines.
81 Tho knives are firmly held in their p'nccs-
at ono end by the hock otiron into which thcy Nro
cast and az the other end 10y the grooves ON the ar
Dor making it impossible for ono to break whilo
cut M meat.
ith, Tho Machine will cut meat moro rapidly
than other Machines and with less power fer tho
quantity cut.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE.

In shutting the machine togcthcrturn The crank
little, so that the ends OF tho cutters Will enter tho
grooves in the arlur
Cut the meat in pieces strips, and feed it rcni-
larly into the hopper; when the machine is iul it
will begin to discharge.
After tho meat to he cut ha, nj hccn put into tho
hopper putin some oithc minced meat, So that
the meat remaining in the machine uncut msy bo
forced under tho cutters
When the cutters require sharpening 1t can easily
DO done with fine lilc
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State Of Vermont.
SECRETARY or STATES OFFICE,
=

SECRETARY or STATES OFFICE,
Nortlticld, July lG, 1867.
Proposals for printing the Annual Session
Law, and the journal of the Senate and House
Of the cn-urg ion of the Legislature u.C
hereby invited. Su'h propo-ition must he ac-
companicd by sufficient guarantee for the
faithful porro nance Of the work. The right 70
reject any or all proposal, is reserved.
GEORGE NICHOLS,
Secretary of State.
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NOR NON REIENTION or INCONII-
l NENCE Of 'rinr, irritation inflammation, or
liberation Of the bladder, or Kidneys, diseases
Of the pro -tratc glands, stone in the bladder,
calcub., gravel nr brick dust deposits, aud all
diecn OF the bladder, kidneys, ana drOpscal
swelling,
Use illLMHOIn's FLUID fXTnCT BrCHv.
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Manhood: How Lost, how Restored.
A. Just published, new edition OF

~ DR.. CuLvERwELL's CELEBRATED Essay
on the Radical Cure twithout mcdicinc) Of Spcr.
maturrhni or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
seminal Losses. lmpotcncy, Mental and Physi.
cal lncapacty. Impedmcnts to Marriage, etc.
also Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits induced by
self-inhulgcnce o. sexual extravaganza.
~ Price in a scaled cnTc,opc. only 6 cents
TIE celebrated author in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years SUI
cessful practice, that the alarming consequences
of sclf-abuSr may he radically cured without the
dangerous use Of internal medicine or the APP
pIicltion Of the Anticipating out mode Of
cure mt once simple, certain aud ctf.ctual, by
means Of which every sufferer. no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself chcaply, pri-
vatcly, and RADICALLY.
~ This Lecture should be in the hands OF
Of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope to any
address postpaid, on receipt Of six cents, or two
post stamps.
CTIAS j. C. KLINE & CO.
81 Bowcry, New York. Post Office Box 1886
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! speedy execution vi llic NctS vi NOlis5s ltSS
and is alone sufficient tojustify a change
His removal therefore, cannot ''bc re-
gardcd as an effort to defeat the laws of
Congress" for the object is to facilitate
their execution, through an officer who
has never failed to obey the statutes OF
the land, and to exact within his jurls-
diction like allegiance from others.
1t cannot be interpreted by the 'unrc-
constructed element in the South--thoSe
who did all they could to break up this
government by arms, and now wish to
be the only element consulted ~ to the
m,thod orrcstorng ordCr-as . triumph
for rs intelligent rcn, they must know
thIt the mere change Of military com
manIcrs cannot alter the law: and that
General Thomas will he rs much bound
by its requirements rs General Nhcrl-
dan. 1t cannot cmholdcM them to re-
ncwcd opposition to the will Of the 10y
III mass, believing that they have the
executive with them: for thcI are per-
fcctlY familiar with the attoccndents of
the President, and know that he has Oh
structcl the faithful execution Of any
act Of Congress-. 30 one. rs vou are
aware. has higher appreciation than
myself Of the scrN ices of Gen. Thomas
and no one woud he less inclined to
ASSIGN linn TO Il cnmmani not entirely
consonant with his wishes. knowing
linn rs | do. | cannot think that he
WI hesitate for a moment to obey any
orders having in view complete and
speed y restoration Of the Union, in the
nrps,ryation of which he has rendered
such important and valuable services.
Cen. Hancock. known TO the country
asa Gallant able and patriotic soldier,
will. have no doubt. sustain his high
r,pueotion in any position to which he
may he assigned. If. rs YOU obcSrvc.
the department which he will leave is y
complicated one, feel confident that
under the Guidance and instruction of
Cen. Sherman. Gen. Sherilcn will
soon become familiar with IFS noccssi-
tics and will avail himself Of the oupor-
tunilv afforded hv the Indian troubles
rr, the di.,,,y Of fine enrrry ENTERPRISE
and doyinr Which cave him so cnyjablr
\ rppnration durjru, orr recent civil
s,,ylrolc. In o.~uu1,uv Tint It i. the
,ynrr.scl wish Of the Dpoplr that Gen.
Sheridan shouIl NOT he removed from
a., n,o.,rt cn,n,,,nl won rrm,rl;
..1'hf'. isn rcnYljic where The will of the
nonv)r is tbr law Of the land" ami .hc.s
th,t thnIr y,irr may I've hoard" Tn;.
inIa,,l !, = rouuliic. based. however,
unon = written .titulion. flat Con-
.t;fut;nn i, tho ror,ii,nl and rynrYssri
vii, n,thn un,,,'r. md ,huir voice i, law
when reelected in the manner which the
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Town Caucus.

The Democrats of Barnard are re-
quc,tcd to meet in Caucns, at the old
I'nivcrsnlst Westinghouse, in said
Barnard, on Saturday the 3lst inst. at
six o'clork p, NJ, to select II suitable
candidate for Town Representative, and
to provide for Justice ticket, to be
supported at the ensuing election.
Per order
TowN COMMITTEE.
Barnard. Aug. 19th, 1867.
Windsor County Fair is to be held
here on the 9th. 18th and 2Gth Of
September next. We shall recur TO this
affair more particularly in our next.
Jr,r How T, DO lt.-If you wish
to keep your town from thriving, turn the
cold shoulder to every young m2chanic or
beginner in business kill him off if yol
can. Look upon every newcomer with
q scnxl, and di. courage him ali you can ;
If that won't do, drcry his work, AID
rather - abroad for wares Of his kind
han give HIM your money. L1st, though
not least, refuse to pltronizo village pa
pcrs. Then 90 to seed"
We con1olo with our friend, John l..
Watt, Esq,, Of this village. on the
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A BOYS REroRr- -Whilc II couple OF
page boys attached to the constitutional !
convention at AIblny were engaged with
four or five outside boys in pulling mp
the hnnd-car, used by them in conveying
letters and packages to the posi.oilioe
the member from Clinton observed to
them: "WeIl. boys, you are making
yonrselfs horses, | seq Yes, respond
ed one of the boys, a Milesian; "and
isn't it mighty sight better than mnking
ASSES of ourselves, rs some Of you are do.
ing up there g. Clinton county moved
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WIIISkERS and MCSTACHES forced to
w grow upon thc smoothcst face in from three
to five weeks Ivy us,in4 DR.. SENIGNE'S RES
Al'RATUER CAplIIAIRit, the most WON
on the Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous
manner. II has been used by the elite of Paris
and London with the most na,tcrine success
Names fall purchasers will be registered, and
II entire satisfaction /. not given in every IN
stance, the money will he chcrruliy refunded.
Price by mail, sealed, and postpaid, 81. Dis
rrirtiva circulars and tc,timnnials mailed free.
Address BERGER, SHUTS 4 Co., Chemists
No. 30 River Street, Troy, y. Y. solo agents
for the United States. [l2S0yll
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"To he, or not to hc--,hat'S the question
Whether To ,0il,r with mcu'rl anguish,
Trycr,,h lips, cracking pains, d!,pepuc
agonics,
or whrthcr, with Il sudden dash,
Sri2c q bottle Of PLANTATION lilrrEES,
And, u Gunthcr swcars, be myscl Il man
again.
t;uu;hcr sai my eyes were eallow,
My yi,agc hagErd, M breath tremendous
bad
NV disposition troublc~omc-in fact,
lie gently limited wa, fast becoming
Qui,c luii'anrc.
-Four bottles ROW beneath my vest have dis
appeared,
Wy food has rci~h my appetite is keen,
Nv step elastic, my mind brilliant, and
Nine pounds, avoirdu oi', is added TO M
weiGMt.
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NOTICE..

DON'T FORGET TO PAY FOR YOUR
~ Mitlcns All debts due the Subscriber must
be paid Immediately, or left for collection.
IRA WOOD.
Woodstock, June, 1867.
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MILES IMPROVED
NI at Cutter

Received tho HIGHEST PREMIUM awarded hy
the American Institute for Machines Of tao kind
------------------- ----------------
Tho large Machines have already tlcn The place
Of other Cylinder Meat Cutters among the principal
Provision Dealers in tho Cities OF New York. Alba
ny, and Montreal. aid in other Eastern Cities anil
also In the West, SO far as they have been intro
ducod.
Ono of orr large Machines is IN constant use as
the FIFTH AvEsuE HOTEL in the City of New York.
Read the following Extracts frorl
Testimonials.
Miles Mtnufir'urinG Company:
GlNTLEaIES: We have used your Meat Cutter
with great satisfaction and believe it TO DC the best
thing OF the kind now in use.
IiITCHCOCK, DARLING Il co.
Projectors of Firth Ave. llo,cl, New York.
Wo have used your Meat Cutter in the hardest
manner, having cut with ii from 1900 10 3UUO lbs.
of meat daily.
1t never failed to cut In the most perfect manner.
IiEALY 4 BHopkS
40 800 BowcIy, New York.
1t works TO my satisfaction in all respects.
W. d. GREGORY,
No. III First ave, New York.
1t works better and cuts moro meat than any
other We have ever seen III use before.
L. BitHSI ElS BIO.
No. 96 hudson 1T, New York.
1t isa perfect machine for cutting Inc@; tnG'ciy
rcupnrt, G. ]" tpAl-DiM',
No. 500 Iirat Avenue, y. y.
1t is the bcft-working machine, for cutting inca'.
We huyo ever used or J. i. & T. CARRIER.
Albany, -. !.
The quantity of meat that 1t vii. ctt Is neatly
double that vi any Meat Gutter that have ever
Seen in use. NM. MANlFRAItN,
No. st. AIMS Market, Montreal.
ii IA n vast improvement on any othcr invented
machine for cutting meat. HARRY SEYMOUR,
COlbornc Ave, Montreal.
We believe it TO bo the heat ", at Cutter We llayG
ever seen. q. nAGAR & CO., Montgcni.
We want in every par. Of the country
GOOD CANvRGSiHG AGENTS.
Send 10 yoUr Hardware Merchant or i
us for TN illustrated circular.
MILES MANUFACTURING co..
81, 50 & CT LEWIS STREET, II. Y.
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rNIIE GLORY or MAN Is STRENGTH
| Therefore the nervous and dcbilitatcd should
Immediately use UELMnoLD's EXTRACT Br.
CIII.
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WINDSOR COUNTY FAIR.
THE 2ad ANNUAL FAIR
of the
W,~reDp 10 tIn,,r-trt-p,r Snfrr,r,

WINDSOR Co. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
WILL III HELD At WOODSTOCK,
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
21th, 25th and a6th OF srpt. next,
And all stock and articles designed for Premiums
must be entered ON, or before
Il o'clock, NJ, of the first day Of the Fair.
We hone that many OF our friends wiz call on Us
ut our residence on Pleasant street, and make their
entries and get IN" Cards. Come on tn, saturday or
Monday, next before the Fair, and he prompt in
m.kinr Your entries, in order that we may prCparc
fun and perfect Catalogue, Tor ihr judges or award
ing committees LORENZO KENT Scc'y.
Woodstock, Aug. -, 1851 Il
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The amount in the treasury at Wash
ington, Monday, was SS7,000,000 in
currency, and al09,00O,000 in coin, of
which $20,oO0,0O0 was held on gold GER
tilicates.
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&c. &c. Prizes paid in Cold Prizes Cu~hcd
and information given by
[l2SGyll GEORGE UPHAM.
CD y. Maine ST., Providence, Il. |.
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Farm for Sale.

CHARTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTOIt
NED nv IlLIMnolD's EXTRACT BUCHu.
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Received tho HIGHEST PREMIUM awarded hJ
the American Institute for Machines Of tao kind.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
.-a.ss,as.s..-r..sssr.....l,lss.a. lss.a...ass.--.... I.
ANYUAL. NETTING or 7uE STATE MEDICAL
SOCIETY


SOCIETY
rHLEeRAPH
ALBANY. Feb 5.-The State Medical Society met
In the Common Council Chamber at tho City Hall at II
Dr. Joseph C. Hutcbson, President OF the Society,
called to ORDER and the meeting was opened with prayer
by the Rev. Dr. Darling.
The Annual Address OF tue President opened with
gratuatory remarks the condition Of the Society and
touched eengy upon the deaths of Drs Horace Green
and Howard Townsend, ana other distinguished
bers The Medical Schools in the State represented
being in sound and prosperous condition, and the
value Of the union of medical schools and hospitals
beng more and more appreciated An inquiry should be
made into the fact Of degrees Of medicine being granteq
by any such schools to those who had studied with
papers of the State werestrongly commended to the
patronage Of the members. collation. of the bylaws
the passed by the Legislature in relation to County
and STATE societies % & wss NOT a 70 vsr eS
favoraby OF the labors OF the New-York Board OF
Health and attributed to their efforts freedom from
The usual committees wsre appointedby the President
On Credentiais-Drs Alex Thompson, Lansing. and
Bailey,
Utica
On Reception-Drs. March, r,rInmade, and BibbIns.
Drs. Brinma1e, Hyde, and Chamberlain were appointed
a COMMITTEES on the Presidents Address
Dr. March presented the names of Dr. sorer OF Boston,
and DE- Foster 2 Portland, Maine, as delegates nom
DR. Potter Of Montgomery County presented curious
Oi nlatOrinaJlOl OF hpinei
guar parasc growth the surface OF the body which
occupied the attention OF the members for some time
The report OF the Treasurer DR. Quackenbush OF Al
bany showed healthy condition Of the funds OF tho
Society.
Prof Elliott, OF Bellevue Medical College, read paper
stibirths Referred to the Publication Committee.
Dr. March read paper the removal Of urinary cal
clus from the urethra Referred to same Committee.
An interesting report Of the Delegates TO the Massa
chusetts State Society read, and appropriately re-
ferred.
number of interesting reports and papers were re-
ferred to the Publication Committee, their authors not
being present
short business meeting held In the evening arter
which the members adjourned TO the Supervisory Room:
where an entertainment was provided by their medical
c0nfreres OF Albany About 100 members present.
including many Of the abest professors In medical
colleges as well those not less weknOwn In private
practice,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
ITALY.
GARrBALDI ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS

GARIBALDI on AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
Garibaldi has written the following letter upon
American affairs in reply to an American who asked
his opinion The letter has already been alluded to
IN q cable dispatch:
"CAPRERA, Jan. g.
happy TO be able 10 respond to your wish to
my opinion upon the present controversy between
the President Of the United States and the majority In
Congress shall certainly give II with the consciousness
that the question at issue not only America but
humanity at large Yes for friends OF the American
Union who trcmbled, for moment for its integrity dur
ing tho gigantic struggle which you have 50
HAPPILY brought to an end, the Importance g., OF OF
the vote OF the ooOred race Is lessened In pres
ence Of tho danger of fresh dtssensfon Menberss
Of the human fraternity, we make no distinction OF
We have therefore, appauded tho election mace
by the generous population OF Massachusetts, In the per
OF two colored deputies as their representatives and
we shall applaud any such demonstration In country
where liberty and progress are not empty words Wnat
We however chiefly desire Is that the harmony more OF
less complete which reigns among the members OF
the American family may not be disturbed, ana that
every sort Of individual prejudice may be sacrced az
any cost in order to maintain intact the integrity OF inc
great Republic the strongest palladium OF liberty IN the
world May your President therefore, come 70 an under
standing with Congress, and may dissensOn no longer
exist between the States constituting your admirable
political system. Such IS the wish formed by your SIN
cere friends, amOngwhO nm proud 10 include myself
Yours faithfully, q. GARIBALDL"
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
DIED.

ADAMsIn A city aesday mOrns Psb Mrs Sophia NJ wife
Gardener Adams IA the h yea, ,,. % Asr is' ar. invite,
10 attend at the Rev Dr. ChapRs Chuh fSse AZ
sst a. her late esnce Ferythr al II Oe0cA
Tho Chicago Tribune please copy
kt'S sIs on s'S n Ss s ne @ @ %s ss
Prsrs invited attsad the funeral on Neans~as
.sTss SSSis s:Hae riS aS At "a i o'siocS ->'
Bmcon Thursday Feb Margaret Josephine the beloved daughter
The relatives and friends o the family respectfully invited to attend
on Thursday, at o'clock
DE wITT-At Orange j. TuesdaS Feb Helene N sdes. s
daughter Josiah aud Amanda h he wiz In the "hyear he
Paasral from til. residence pasuts HarO't o''ge Or
FRBRMAN-on Tuesday Feb & FoPneunona Sarah NJ vile
from Rsvenssood on Friday IA O'Clock Carriages will O'
Hunters Point FeTTy at II O'Clock M
aIRBg-Ou Monday Feb & Hannah p wife Of Dr. l. H. Gbbs -
Her friends are requested attend her taners O% the
ma residence ia Bridgeport. Conn., Sunday the q i0.t
al 81 o'clock a. Nathaniel Hewitt d. d. IA INC "H 's
Tss psrsi ceremonies VIII be celebrated At the E pay,ssa %
Church IA. 4 hsSsss pS ssS y The s% ~
Hs .a y H'T .s Heat .ssd ssd AZ Ts. ..s. Se
NY and 4 H. DspOs st aud Ia" g. m and n;ie N
HUGHEs-I j. Iseay s sn..s s % a.sssr s Of % Tho
late Benlana msiq % h h the residence Of brOter
Asss ~ D. No MsrEs.s segrk on Ihasaay 'A'1'1 "
so'eio,I d m Frisnds invited vithOat hrsher naaea
xtNo o- Tuesday arnng 5h inst At Bsers j. Aasoa Aae
ssed - year. r. s RnSsS Dutch Church. seevs Saturday
F9ns a 49, Al ocioeE Relatives sd ieHda invited 70 AeO
KyAwgRIn this city Tuesday a,L CAds'oUh@' XnAw'r aged
80 90 a Sd relatives also the 0.Iben Of Amarsntha, L~ge No
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