davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

Hon. 7. Darcy McGee was assassinated at
the door of his lodging in Queens building
after leaving the House Of Commons TINS
morning at half past two. He was shot
through the back Of the head by some one
standing near him and fell dead on the side
walk leaving hia latch key in the door. No
trace of the as-assn- nave yel been discover
ed. The authorities are on the alert. lie
had lett the House with one or two members
and parted with them feS yards from the
house He Wa all alone therefore with the
assassin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

A Richmond special says Gov. Wells in
his address to the Convention said he was
thorough Republican, and in favor of the
policy pursued by that party in every re-
spect. The people here generally are much
pleased with the new Governor, and think his
appointment the harbinger of brighter days
for the South under Gen Graut. Rumors
are rife Of further removals by Gen. Scho
field -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10
3lGW Establishments.


0fGod and Steel. Enclose stamp for priced circu-
lar. \. 5. BARNES CO., III William St, \. Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10
sprrial llutires.

Only Twenty-Five cents. Sold by all Druggists
VIM Joslyn & Sons, Barton, VT General Agents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10
RooK AGENTS WANTED,

NOR the new book, MEN OF OUR TIMES" or
L Leading Patriots of the Day. An elegant octave
volume, richly illustrated with eighteen beautiful
steel cngrayings and portrait Of the author, Mrs.
HARRlFT BF-aHER STOWE. Agents say tits the best,
and sells the quickest Of any book they ever sold.
Some are taking POI orders per week II will outsell
Uncle TOMS CABIN. We employ no general agents,
but nav extra commission. Old agents will appre-
ciate this item Send Cor circulars giving full par
ticulars. Address HARTFORD PUBLISHING Co,
Hartford Ct
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

Sept.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

Cattle-Cattle changed hands early without Trg-
ln, a. a, 10 very light which the cause Of the
SuPeR advance We are expecting stalled cattle
from Canada weekly. If the supply does not IN
crease next week, prices will remain iuii d. AS
Sbeep-sheep were in demand and sold realty yo a.
prices icts n advance. The quality Oh many i0''
PonItyveFxtra 10 10 2Oc prime II to Is. Sood
le to I7c. supply light and sales were eohIeu va.
small lots last year at this season fou Iea adj
brought in in larger lots and we enPee' orno nm
changed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

NOR cutting ladies and childreu's dresses. Price
4 $. sent bv mail or express. For sale by all
sewug-nachnc agents. Premiums given to agents,
mon OF women, and guarantee Of = per day profit
Send, for particulars. to SAMUEL FRENCH, lA
Nassau Street New York.
NoTE.-I have made arrangements with the paten-
tee in Europe for the exclusive sale # the Celebrated
oURaf Cha-f for the United States.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

IL IkRS are sure remedy for Liver Complaint.
in all its forms Humors Of the Blood and skin Scru
ula, Dyspepsia, stiyeness, Indigestion, JauuIice.
Headache and bilious Diseases. General Debility,
&c. They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels,
restore the appetite, purify the blood, strengthen
the body, and thoroughly prepare il 20 resist dis
ease Of all kinds. GEO. c, GOODWIN & CO., Bos.
ton, Mass. Sold by all druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

.,tl,erst we also commend the Nervine for use in
,l diseases which afiict children while Teethng as
certain 10 afford quick and grateful relief The stupe
fying Syrups, Of which Opium Is the Prlhelpa! IN
Gradient are dangerous to life, impair the functions
of the stomach and bowels, and actually impede the
healthy growth of your offspring To cure MIind'
Tiie TaSrilate the bowels soften the gums and re
HeVe main. lie NEEVINE sill always be found safe
n,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10
Commercial.
STOCKS.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

CAMBRIDGE ApIli :.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. swine
-r.3, as 27i0
Last week 4l5 9-',S
From Vt Ill 1919
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra, SIS a 10 % nrst
quality si4 a Is; second quality, SIS az 10 '''
third quality, $40 a y 30. - "a rair
Prices Of Store Cattle-Workins OAeh' Y pun
$50, 500 to $3.50 a 300. 49, -
Mich Cows and Calves, from s37, $50, 49, 80
500 -
three year olds. SIS a CO.
Prices of sheep and Lambs-In lots, $ 90 d
81 80 extra, 3 s--or from to SIC y ID.
Spring Lambs, 90 a TO. Veal Calves, 3Glo
Hides 9 "a ste Y h. Tallow, a 7sc p u.
Pelts 81 - to $500 each. Calfskius lsc y n.
prices of Poultry-Extra l9 "a DC; prime IL a St
,,ood is "a l7c; medium none poor 10 medium
none.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

- Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by ali drussists
II. B. STORER & CO, Proprietors.
No rs Fulton St., New York
- d&wly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10
House and Lot for Sale in Milton Viii

lage.
U,HE subscriber offers his House and Lot for sale IN
Milton Village corner of Rail Road and Gross
St IL Is one Of the best built houses in Milton with
all modern improvements, pleasantly located on 10
acres Of Land; is just the place for a family who
want a pleasant and convenient house in one Of the
nleasanest villages in Lamoille Valley, where there
arc FOOD churches, schools, and good society.
The above proper will be sold low and terms easv
Possession given Immediately c. d. BLAKE
Milton March 8, dlt&wJw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

Messrs, 5. D. * H. W Smith, Of this city, the
well known manufacturers Of the American Or
gans, have recently added TO their styles, very
powerful and attractive Organs for churches,
with beautiful upright cases, having gilded i'm
itation pipes, making them fine ornamental in
struments for the choir gallery or chapel. Al
musicians, upon hearing them, express their
surprise at tina amount of pure and full tone
which they are capable Of producing. These
new styles contain the deep manual sub-bass.
and super octave coupler, giving them sufficient
volume to sustain even a hundred OF more voices,
and yet are rich in soft and expressive effects
They are becoming very popular on account Of
their real musical merit, and also for their rea-
sonableness in price, bringing them within the
reach Of all churches.-B0st5a Christian Ray
lister
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

A BEAUTIFUL illustrated book, worth thou
II sand dollars, sent free to any address, on re-
City
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10
FARM FOR SALE.

VIIE Subscriber offers for sale the farm on which Dc
i resides near Checkerhury Village, two ana a hai
miles from Milton Fails containing one huudred au'
TWENTY-FIVE acres Of good land, with good building
and fences, well Tatered, and i.ood and timber SUI
acient for the use oithc farm. ,,.. ~. r,,v.>-
Milton, Feb. 81, 1868. 35wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

GALES COPPER-STRIP FEED CUT
VI TER.-SGrc your Hay Do you want the
cheapest, easiest worked, and most durable self
tin tired. Twelve sizes. Agents wanted Send for
illustrated circular, GALE a CHAPLIN Chicouee
Fails Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10
DoDD.S ~ERvINEAND INyIGORA-

DODD'S NEKN IN r 4 y ~ - rIGISIT !,
TOR-This Medicine is 4 NERVE IONlt. IL
tops the waste Of vitality, braces the Nerves ana
quietly regulates the system. SleeplessnGSs lrtla
hiltv Loss Of Energy, Loss Of Appetite, pyspeRslA,
Constitution. local weakness, and general iallhs
Of tbe mental and bodily functions, are the common
indications Of nervous disease Dodd's Neryine and
Inyirorator is a complete specific Tor an these
.Rles II Is also the best as it is also the most
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10


WooDHt Fr.-In Jericho March l3, ISIS. Of Con
sumption, MILO L. WooDRUFF, aged % years.
HopkIys-In UnderhiIl, March 10th, ls67, at the
residence Of her son-n-aw II. 5. Brewster. Mr. 1t
cY HOPKINS. widow of Frederick Hopkins. aged q
year. Buried in Cambridge.
HoPKlys-In Manona, Iowa, Feb. 10th, 1865 at
the residence Of her son. Orrn, Mrs Macy HoPEINs,
wife Of Hiram Hopkins Of Main Prairie, Cal formerly
Of Cambridge aged 20 years.
Funeral services and burial from the residence "
II. Stowen, in Cambridge the I'd Of Feb. last
LrvERNoRB-In Hinesburgh March 18th, ENERGY
HARRIET. only child of Rollin II. and Celestia a.
Livermore, aged years months and 2o days
WnrcHr-In Wiluston, April lst, D. R. WRIGHT
aged p years.
ALLEs-In Westford, April ID CLARIssA R. wid'
oF of the late Hon John Allen, aged 65 years.
ZorruAx.-In this City, this morning, CHARLES
son of James c. and Eliza zottman, aged months
and 10 days.
RAxsoN-In Jericho, April ? l967, Of Heart DIS
ease. CHARLOTTE, wife Of D. NJ Ransom, aged &c
| years and months.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10
MHAr EVERY HoRsEMAN WANrS


"A good. cheap ana Te-i''.'e i'n'''- sue" 1u a.-
ue-e Is DR. TOMAS NENEIlAN i"i.SE LIN
MEM I'D pint bottles al ono dollar f'l Lame
ness 'p'-' calls Tome n '''''' &C. Warranted
cheaper imam any 'lhei. i' IS u',o 10y an 'N' great
h'Freifh "i Long Island ' lI'''' Ii VIA i'' cure
h'A--D one n'I spawn d. u''' is -' '''i-'.'' ID
eAist nee l'' WILL " ll IL is s''''i a. cure u P'
''''i' mus
e'tsr trying ono '''"'' "n' u''e ''i'e, ''''.'
saves the life OF an ovoT-h'at'i "' 'T ca Morse f'r
Cole and Bellyarhe II La, never Jailed. Just as
sure as the sun rises. just 'sure is this 'a'uA'e
Lnment TO .e tle Horse Emor''at'n 'i 'he 'AS-
Use 1t one and ALL Depot No 'o ''I'-'-' street.
New YORK. Sold by all the Druggists ana o'oF'-
keepers April r DAWN.
- .,.....- ,...,
\ l.
- .,-.,,,,-
s-stant power '' 'i'' human =,
stances o-'a' ..,-g u li'''''' a. 49,
> i'''-'' Il ID N-'''' - -. -
''rI','''''' '''''s' nus
ana .'"e''' I'd '''i''' W "'''' ppo
", ,,,,nt,,,.r .1.l ..,i.st .,.r..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10
REMEDY FOR FEMALE tOM-
PLANTS


aver offered to the public. Prostration OF Strength;
II steria-rctained, excessive, Irregular or paihlul
..5--,.,s ,-ield IN its marie power.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

o0En per month guaranteed 10 agents every
ONOO where selling our patent Everlasting Ne
tahc Clothesines. Write for circulars 20 the Amer
can Wire Company, lG2 Broadway, y. Y, or Is Dear
born Street, Chicago. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22
hook Table

Tho Lady Friend fos June i, received.
1t presents the usual attractions. 1t is to be
found nt the book stores.
-.Iarper's Weekly anil Harpcr's Bazar
are received from the Publishers. Both Of
these publications are worthy of all praise, and
we are glad to know are well sustained.
EVERY SATURDAY, No. 1875, is received. The
table of contents for this number: Foul Play !:
the University Boa. R.:a; Marqaesa, Islsni,;
Japanese Notes; Little Women, The Teaching
of English The Soul Trap; Foreign Notes;
Nay in Town, aud Il London Lyric.
The Galaxy FOR June, comes to hand
promptly. II presshts great variety in its
table OF coaten.,, and altogether is a superior
number. Ii i, announced that the July num-
Der will eontala All ,tlier poem by the author Of
'rae Shadows on the WALL" This number
complete, the fifth VOLUME, and enters upon its
third year; AMI unls. it. psa,en. mtalge cement
it contains more t,lla twice the amount Of
rea,lin. matter it did when Ii lir>i started. We
commend the work to the lover, of good read
ing.
sheldon & Compan y, New York. Our Book
sellers will supply ordcls.
DEM)HEsT's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
This periodical has risen from being mere
& lzctte OF Fashion. u the 20 !ion NJ the pop
Il IT parlor magazine. Lr.lics VIII take it
I link 'the world OF it, rs their phrase j., and
are quite sure they could not get along without
it. ConfeSsing or ignorance OF those points
which would enable It's 10 do entire Justice to
its merits, we may freely admit that it is most
carefully and considerably conducted, that its
literary tone ~ far superior to the general run
Of parlor periodicals, that its range Of topics
includes nearly al! interesting to women, that
plete and reliable, and lis authority indisputa-
BILE. Moreover, its patterns alouc are worth
double the cost OF the magazine. A large and
unusually interesting amount of rcalins-mat.
ter is promised for July, for country ENJOY
ment. Three dollars yearly. Published by
W. j. DEMoREsr, 4s3Broadway, MY.
H.RPrR's MAGAZINE for June is promptly
received. The opening Article is Lookout
Mountain and how we won it, Illustrated;
Spring-Timc; Among the Andes; Immortal; ;
Shooting Stars; Daybreak; MiIlay's Mishaps !;
Three views Of the same thing; The Loot
Lucknow; Trinity Season; Drawing
Ra,ions; The New Timothy; Mariha's Vinc-
yard; The Woman's kingdom English Pho.
tographs, by an American; WOman's Beauty;
How to get and keep it; The Baltimore Plot to
assaSsinate Abraham, &c. A most valuable
number.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22

We indicated last week that impeacl-
mcnt, to use street phrase, ''had .ohe
up" and thcrcupon forcshadowcd the du-
ty deyolying upon the genuine Republicans
in this crisis. All h'pe of conviction is
over. it is true. but this only calls the MOI
cmphatically for greater energy and elias
ITCHY on the part of the members of the
party all over tho country. The House of
Rnpres natives did its duty promptly.
when forbearance ceased to be virtue, as
it did Il fter the removal of Stanton and the
appointment of Thomas. Then it sec
ond time moved in the matter. acting encr-
gctically, yet calmly and justly, aud per-
fecting its part Of the work, that of pres
en;ing the President for high crimes and
misdcmeanors to the Senate, like patriot-
through its managers. has met the just ex-
pectatio.is OF the country, and never inter-
United its Efforts to have the President SUI
fer the just penalty of his errors. obstinacy
contempt Of law, and violations OF his
oath of office. But the verdict was with
the Senate and here, from some cause, the
country is disappointed. Senators, who
by their previous votes and talk had invit-
ell impeachment, now failed to meet the
| just expectations of the country, and of
their friends. The vote Oh Saturday was
35 for conviction and 10 for acquittal, sew
cn Republicans voting for acQuittal.
We publish elsewhere the proceedings of
the Senate. in detail. We refer the reader
to them for particulars. We do not antici-
pate that the verdict on the other ten arti-
cles. will be different from the one u ready
voted on, III the result, though the vote will
vary. to the one side or to the other, more
or less on all of them. With most. the
Eleventh article was considered the most
likely to be carried for conviction. We
append it,
Art. II charges the President with pub
licly denying the legality of Congress. or
that its legislation was binding upon him !;
and with attempting to prevent the cxecu-
ton of the Tcaure-Of- Office act with at.
tempting to prevent Secretary Stanton's
resuming his office. although the Senate re-
fused to concur in his suspension; and will,
attempting to defeat the execution of an
act and also the act providing for the gov
crnment of the rebel States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22
Union Republican State
Convention.

An citizcnsiof this state who rejoice that our
great civil war has happily Terminated in the dis
cOmforture OF rebellion; whe would hold fast the
unity anu integrity Of the republic, and maintain
eNis tcnce while impcricd by secret conspiracy or
armed force: who are In favor Of IN economic !
administration OF the State sud National cNpei,di-
lures, Of the complete extrpation of the principles
and policy of slavery, andthe speedy reorganiza.
ton OF those States whose government. were lie
troyet by the rebellion, and the permanent resfor-
alton TO their proper practical relations with the
United States in accordance with the true princi-
pies of republican government are rcqut sted To
send delegates to convention to be holden in City
Hal, Iorttdpdoa "Wednesday. Jnly Sth 1t II O'Clock
A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating \ candidate
for Governor, two candidates for Electors at large
and to transact such other business may proper
" come he lore the Convention.
4 he basis Of representation will he as follows ;
Each city, town and plantation will he entitled to
ono delegate and one additional delegate for
Cham ,erlan Mt the gubcrnatorial election of
1856 \ fraction of forty votes viii be ell
titled to an additional delegate.
The State Committee will be in session at the he.
ception Room of thee ity Hall, from 9o'clock till
IL A. NJ on the day Of the Convention. for the
purpose Of receiving the credentials Of delegates,
and to hear and determine all cases of cont .sscd
elections subject to ratification by the Convention
Aroo>tcok, Liewclyn Powers.
Cumberland, \. A. Foster.
Franklin, II. Il. Prescott.
hancock, \. X. SAWYER.
Knox, Geo. W. French.
Lincoln. :. 5. Marble.
oxford James r. Clark.
pvnobscot John Benson.
Pisca,agnis, A.G. Lcbrokc.
Saga,lahoc. n. 5. J. Nealy.
Somerset, James Bell.
Waldo, ST. Milliken.
Washington. Charles 4. Payne.
J. q. Blaine. kcnnebec, Chairman
l. E ButIer, York Secretary:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22
DR. wIsTER's BALsAM Of WILD CHERRY.

In tho whole history Of medical discoveries no
REMEDY has performed So many such remarka-
bic cures Of the numerous affections Of the Throat
Lungs and Chest, as this long tried and justly
celebrated Balsam. SO generally acknowledged
is the superior excellence Of this remedy that but
few Of the many who have tested its virtues BY
experience fail to keep it at hand as speedy and
certain cure for sudden attacks of coid-iuly be-
Loving that it's remedial powers are coMprchen
siye enough to embrace every form of disease.
IRON the slightest cold to the most dangerous
complaint.
From Messrs. r. Iongfclow 4 Son. Extensive
Merchants, at Machias. Maine.
East Machias. Ne, Oct. II, 1860.
Messrs 8. W. Fowie & Co..
Plcaac ship It's immediately one case of Ir. Wis.
tiers Uaisa,n of Wild Cherry, as our supply Is
nearly exhausted.
Within the last year sales have increased he.
yond that OF any previous one OF our agency. ana
we never fail TO recommend IL to those suffering
from coughs, co-, &c, as the mos; reliable prep
ariion ever known to the public for Lung dt cas-.
cs. This much we kno from personal Use OF The
Balssnl. With the hope that the afflicted portion
of mankind may become acquainte' with ito Gu.
rat i've powers, VIC are, &c,
T.. IONGrELLow Son.
Prem" red by Seth W. Fowic & Son, Is fremont
street, Boston, and for sale by all druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22
LOC.aL .v'E:y.S ITEMS.
HRca,lins OIL fourth page

legal tender in Ellsworth, mud.
-Ex-Prcsidcnt Buchanan is seriously ILL.,
A Portland conrcmpory calls our climate
a "dclectaGle climate
-Meridian splenlor Lodge of Good Tenn
plars of this pacr has surrcnd red Its Charter.
-Eastport has voted to bui!a town.hal,
and to take stock in new Hotel.
The Committee to build Il Town Hal have
commenced operations.
The recent ran-storm did considerable
damage to the roads in this section.
Hon. James q. Blaine has been renom.
mated the fourth time, for Congress in the Sd
District. Served him right.
"A button mania prevails in the Western
part Of the State, those attacked gather up SAM
pies of all the varieties that can be found.
A State Fair is to be held in Portland
this year, commencing Tuesday, Sept. Goth.
a Druggist in Lawrence advcitises rub
Der squares for infants.
The estimate of the Committee to build II
town Hall, exclusive OF u lot, is SlI 600.
Aoht VI tut w usutiftou uilOIs trc itAtc
out Of whole cloth-such as 4 new cabinet, y
new party &c.
A writer in Ilarpcr's Magazine says the
Tennessee river "is geographical inconsisten-
cy." .
An unusual number of apple and pear
trees have been engaged in This county, by
farmers, and others. which will be here in q
few days. We are pleased to record this fact
and hope the cxpei ilnent of raising fruit will
be thoroughly tested.
1T is said that the London Times charges
five shillings for publishing marriage n ,tice
4 gentleman came to our Office few weeks
since TO have inserted notice OF the death Of q
relation, and what we put in free, he paid tho
New York Herald $500 for inserting.
Senator Fessenden will be no better
pleased to be praised by the ant.war Demo
Gratis Of Portland, than he is reported to have
been by the doinss Of Republican meetings to
express views in sympathy with impeach
ment.
The National Convention of Soldiers and
Sailors which wa, held at Chicago the 10Th
did up its business with great promptness. i
declared for General Grant for President.
Owing to deluge of eastcrly winds, We
have been disappointed in receiving paper OF
which to print the -imericaN on the usual da,
of pu LEGATION. We regret this, for it has beer
a number Of ycars since we failed to be pune
tual in going to rrcss.
-Messrs Stevens 4 Sayward have disposed
of the kcnnebcc Journal establishment to MIR
Howard Owen Of Augusta. and Capt. Charles
f. Nash OF the IIal.owell Gazette. For til,
present Mr.. Stevens continues the politica
editor, but hopes to be relieved before long
The reasons for selling are OF personal ma
ture.
List of Patents issued to Maine inventors fo
the week ending May 10Th and each bearin;
thai date, reported for the Ellsworth America,
by VIM. II. Clifford, Solicitor Of American an,
Foreign Patents. Ol II Congress ST. Portland
Me.
Albert +. Ross, Hollis, Maine, improvement
Iil Sewing Machines.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22
ID l Il d {.


In Ellsworth elst inst. Mary T.. Walker, aged
- wears, daughter Of Nathan Walker, Esq.
In Ellsworth, the 18th inst, John Nshan, aged
"a years.
In Fran Kiln, the eth inst. Thomas Ncscalf sged
n years. Belfast and Portland papers please
copy.
OBITCAEY
Mr. Peter Small, whose death you announced
last week is worthy Of passing tribute of respect.
lie had been n re.iarnt of Ellsworth from birth,
was well known and respected in the community,
for his strict integrity and fathfnncss To all bust
ness obligations lie had been Tor 4 long time in
the employ Of Mcssrs. Grant, of this village, ant
1t speaks well for him that he won their respect
and confidence. lie Was faithfGl commitment
of the Catholic Church, an affect ionaie brother
and u dutiful son. His love to his aged parents
was shown in deeds, therefore his loss To en- Is
a severe one, but there is another friend, who Will
mourn his departure with the sinccrest sorrow.-
Tho respect OF the community was exhibited in
large attendance atthe funeral. His example is
one to be initiated.
Com.
Ellsworth. Thursday morning the eiss.-At tho
residence of DIR. II. X. ral-ifcr, Mrs Hannah ;.
Berry, aged - years, widow Of the late Robert
Berry, OF Trenton.
She closed her eyes and passed a. quietly and
easy into the rcposc of death she would into
natural sluniber.