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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
SIDEWALK NOTICE.

TO al Whom Il mary Coaeera:
Notice is bsreby given that At regular meet
ing Of the City Council, Of Independence, love,
held June s, 1863, tho following ressluton was
unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, by the City Council Of Inds-
pcndencc, Iowa, that the owners Of the lots
abstting On the hereinafter nsned streets, BE-
four feet in width, Of twoinch Pine plank 10
front Of their rcspcctivelots, to-wif:
On the west side Of t.hatham Street from
Main Street TO the Depot grounds Of the Dubu-
que and Sioux city Railroad Company;
On the north side Of Main Street from Eliza
beth street east to the southeast corner Of To-.
eight ts) in block six (6) in Independence.
Commencing ct the N + corner Of Walnut
and South streets to the N W corner Of North
AID South streets.
Commencing at the S w corner o. Main and
Court Streets, and running thence south ON the
west side Of Court street, 10 the N w corner Of
Court and South streets
Said sidewalk to be built under tho supcrvi.
sion Of the Street Commissioner, and to tc COM
pletcd within the time and in the manner pre-
scribcd by an ordinance entitled, IAN Ordi.
nance To regulate the paving Of sidewalks ap.
proved April ith, 1865.
Now therefore, in compliance with the 0rd-
names Of said city, notissi hereby given to tho
ownsts Of the lots AUDITING upon tho snid
streets. where said sidewalks are required 70 Be-
built, that nnless tho same be laid within sixty
days from tho sth day Of Juas, 1868. tho
Street Comm missioner will proceed to build said
sidewalks In accordance with the provisions Of
an ordinance entitled. "An Oedinsaes to rssu-
late the paving u sidewalks, approved April
4th 1855.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official sssl, this niuth day
Of June, 1913.
JAMES N. wEAkT, City Clesk.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
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4 nraa, dvai oil Jury e ga.aci
,,ons ETH, irpm allowing the PAM
- ,taqi d. close Toe her. In 'h'
r..t nlact ,lu, h seed Is Wa>'ca' ah'
59tts .ecoad the halbs, heads, e'c'
usA.st attaia lho size = WhlvA 'he
v,,,il ii obey had plenly OF room n, an
b,n,lsnee uf air and light: /,
,oots II each plant shoaid nosiag
,raarlsea on 10y those oteds be-
nc;t,,cr should the btamgr edients Of
ia,~rlscc. We eNt1'cd the crops,
rsa>e ,i.e>a h,pa'imerary plants
ibs MI whies. III its useful ingreli
~, We a,,rge bulb, root or tuber
~ ral weighs ~ much az three or
,,..aal ones. 50 that il is mistake
support liiat greater number Of
small plcnlS IN the same space, will |
DC equal 10 lesser number of large
opcs.
Vegetables should be thinncd be
fore the plants crow large and spind
linz, ~ those which arc to remain
will teen hagc rooln to extend THEN
rots and tops and TO grow strong
AM isrproas.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
IsnEpESpEScE, May 9th, 1868.

IspEPESDEScE, Msy 9th, 1868.
MrssRs. C. @. CLARK 4 CO., New Haven,
Conn,
Centlenea I'll have now been selling
Goes Dyspepsia Cure for the past six years
and take this opportunity to say, that ia all
cases it has g;ycn great satisfaction as remedy,
and is spoken Of in the highest terms BY dys-
pepties. 1t has proved itself great and won
derfnl Medicine ia numerous csses--as cer-
tain and speedy cure Of Dyspepsia, lndigcs
ton, Distress after Eating, Souring and Rising
Of Food. Collie. Liver Complaint, Fever and
Ague, Bilious Derangem and in fact AL
diseases arising from disordercd condition Of
the stomach Liver Or Bowels---we always keep
ourselves well supplied with the article, aud
most cheerfaily aud opnscicntously recommend
4 to our cusiciners.
Yours very truly,
GEORGE SMsLE,
l. :s Independence, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
ac Hasphc FRY.

Ii Is a mat e. surprise that
the raspberry is comparatively so
neglected. As compared with the
straw berry. gwen amount is much
heavier. and contains more natrimeat,
viii, for qsaliiy it can scarcely b.
considered inferior. Although it re-
qui,es considerable care. the berries
which it yields will make ample com
pensation. The raspberry is not par
'icular ia the choice of soil, flourish
ing ON any land Of moderate
fertility, til n-h deep, sandy Loan
has the advantage of rrolongin- thr
ripcning season, and produciu. larger
AMI better berries. It possible, the
ground selected should have a north
orn slope, as the raspberry thrivcs
best in coed ana somewhat shaded
posiiiou.--fmerican f,nBaer.
The Daalia possesses some har-
cote property which seems - par
alive bees when ih.y enter the flower
TOR ,le purpose OF collecting the hon
oy or the p Hen. In the Fail When
the Dahlias are in full blossom num-
hers 81 bees may be found in them il
Il state o! siapeiae,ion, which ends in
,'cath ii they are not removed from
the fatal infiaeaces of these flowers.
A fair for the exhibition of smal
irnitS and flowers i to he held at
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Jaiy 4.
4 correspondent OF the Amer
lean Institute Farmers Ciab says that
lie succeeded raising large crop Of
plums last year. BY apply ing 10. his
trees, with a small handiorcing
pump, water that had
stood in IN empiiea gas
tar barrel until il was rs dark colarel
ascolfee and pnngcnt As crcoso;e. He
applied the water once in three days
but dill not find plum stung after the
first application.
The Massachusetts Board Of Az
ricalture, il their recent annual re-
port, give Tie amount Of permanent
funds belonging to it at s342, 2s2 Al.
The Herkiner Co.. \. Y. Far
mers' Club has arranged 10 give ali
new i'm 'Ieinen:s that laay be pree-,'n'i
fair trial, and then pass upon lleir
merits, 50 that farmers in that re...N
may have the benefit OF this Judgment.
the southern Rnralist, Published
at Taagipahoa, La, says 50 far a.
they have been able 10 learn, the
crops were never more promising
than ROW, IN that section. There i
much apprehension o; Injury to tie
cotton by ihe army worm.
Il correspondent OF the Country
Gea'leman, writing from The ''Onci-
ia Community" says on their farm
II Connecticut they have two heavy
successful hedges Of barborry one l.
ming and the other ten years eld.
They think very fayorabiy Of them
for hedges.
-Thn N. u Farmer said Wien cattle
are feeding upon dry hay ii is desirable
they should drink freely, as the hay
is thereby soi;enel ata lis iariment
more completely extracted. Itiliaks
this i especially trao with inileh cows,
and that daily dose OF salt. to en-
courage the appetite both for hay
and dfink desirable, If The dose be
not excessive.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
IxrORMATI0Y.

Information guaranteed 70 produce irxuFiani
growth & hair aron bald head ~ beardcss
FACE, a8so reelrs FOR the removal # Pifepics,
klotches Erui.tians, etc. On the skin, Tearing
the same soft, clesr, and beautiful. can be Oh
tanned without charge by addressing
Iu9s- +. CHAPMAN. CHEMIST.
n47y SO Broadway, New York.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26


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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
TNngprypsxcg. .sfay on. 'Ge.

1sngrESpExeE. May 9th, 'Gs.
Nh. c. II. WALLACE, Uraygisf liz reply
to your inquiry, as 10 results in using the bot
tie Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure we purchased from
you, We take the rst opportunity to state that
after having suffered with Dyspepsia for TWEEN
~ years, have found great relief from using
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. In fact it is the only
remedy which could end to help me. / con
slider ii good remedy for ill that ii is recon-
mendel.
Yours &C.,
r. w. CLOSE.
We most cheerfully and earnestly recommend
II TO every one who has suffered from the raya.
yes and horrors Of this terrible disease.
Yours Truly,
G. X. WALLACE.
s6-3~.l
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Dy virtue of an Execution issres out Of and
Dunder the Seal Of the Distract Court " HI
Gilman County, Iowa, in favor Of Eboda Peas
and against the lands and tenemenis of o. b.
Ingalls, and Nancy ingalls,, have levied upon
The following described mortgaged property,
Viz:
The north west quarter Of section ten flo).
and south west qyartcr Of section three 81. all
in town ship ninety 1907. north Of range eight
Il. west in Buchanan County iowa.
Which properly, a. above described, viii
o'er for sale at Public Auction, at the door q
the SLeriiiTs efHee. ia the City OF Independence,
on Friday, July 81, A. d. Is6s, at . o'eleek =.
NJ. Of said day. ~ the highest bidder, 10 satisfy
said Execution and costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
shcriG's Uiiee. Independence,
June Sd, 1893 49-Iw
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-15
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM MAINE.

Maine has spoken. and her utter,pco rIro,
no uncertain sound, Her peonle Iistenes ma.
tiently to the elooucn, nen Of bo,h n,,,io.
whose voices have awakened the eehoes along
her Nallies and river. and rpyorbctatcI unon
her hill tops; and abe has chosen dcIIbaratelv
under which banner abe will march. She rc.
pudu.tes in thunder tones the Scvnour AMI
Blair revolutionary and destructiye policy.
and gives her cnnb,+ic ana, IN ,hs c.Im
-, ,N'r., ''
elea'' ringing tones OF mar voice. whlch says
N, tho .lIa ,nI nIo.,b, In,,a.sbi, 81 ~,
VI the sue anu uhucf the ItAdeFshIp OF that
from Fort Donelson 70 Appom,t,ox Court.
house.
Under the gallant In ,dersb II, NJ ~. uIIoro of
-, ,, -, :, W s"' i't0o'
Lutte hounu iop" joshua ii. Chamberlain,
NJ aine m archea To tho musio of the Tr,Io,
,rL.. Co., -. G., - -, 800,
"heh sumter was hrei upon BY the rebels,
-. t.,,' W ,,,'a 'I, 'e"'
poured out her blood like water on m,ny An
nns,r1,,iood coth ~, 49, 49,, -.
ensansu'neu beiu' anu sue no" takes no step
oAekwafd, out recognizing the same old foe
"hom she iought' now LED by blair and Sey-
nour, she meets the reoei myrmidons with
0'ho.s instead Oh uuiies'
a, 'ne ia'e nou! "hieh our returns came In
' n"'e net''eI 'ne 'inie nor tue space 10 en-
aise upon the siotious results ana sighinean'
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PeraOnhl.

Brigadier and Brevet Major General Joseph
Hooker has been ordered before the Retiring
Board, at New York, for examination. Speaker
Colfax WAS In Chicago on Friday last, and Ia
expected in town about Thursday morning.
Collector Smythe, OF New York, WAS In town
yesterday and had an interview with the
President. Mr.. Peters, OF the Chronicle. has
left town for few days. He is a thorough
journalist, and his many friends wish him a
good time. DR.. J. d. Clark, of st. Louis, Mr..
J. Jameson, OF San Francisco, and James g.
rouser, of Mobile, are at the Kirkwood. Hon
r. Yates, of Illinois, Is at Bunker's Avenue
Hotel. Jas. Richie, Of Boston, W. T. Ayers
Of Mobile, James NJ. Waite, U. 5. A., and Gen
Santos Necosta, Minister to Columbia, and
suite, are at Willards'. Hon. Moses Macdon-
AID, Of Maine, and T. Z. Bailey, Los Angeles,
are at the Metropolitan. Mr.. william H.
Pope, long and well-known as thorough bus.
iness man Of this city, left town on Saturday
and returned yesterday.
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LONDON, Sept. l4.-It Is stated that Mrs.
Lincoln arrived in Paris recently, and was
entertained by General Dix on the evening Of
the 9th.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. ll.-The treaty with
Bokhars has not yet been ratified by the En-.
peror.
PEsTH, Sept. H.-on account OF the insui-
rectionsry movements in Bulgaria, the garri-
sons In Transylvania have been strengthened.
LONDON, Sept. lI.-Advices have been re.
ceived from Rio Janeiro to the 24th OF August.
The Ministry had resolved on vigorous pros.
ecution OF the war and refusal Of mediation.
Urquisa, who has been 10 rebellion against
Buenos Ayres, has submitted to President
Mitre. Reports OF the Paraguayan position
state that Lopez had Il, 900 fighting men at the
mouth OF the TetuquAry, and that the Brazil.
ian iron.clads had gone to Assuncion. Ssr.
r'envo, the newly elected President of the
Argentine Republic, is at Rio Jansiro.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE press Of this city
yariously comment on the recent speech Of
Napoleon At Chalons. The following words
were made use Of by the Emperor on that oc,
casion: al will say nothing more, as public
prints are sure to draw prophecies Of war
however moderate my words may be-"
The Times has a long article on American
affairs this morning. The writer believes that
the American Minister, Mr.. johnson, has g
carte blanche from his Government to settle
the Alabama claims difficulty, and says the
case itself presents little trouble. The only
difficulty is the reluctance of the America an
Government to settle the difficulty growing
out of war resentments. No American states
man can believe that the Alabama escaped
with the concurrence OF Great Britain.
Thnra lob hn Ion NJ Ina %
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"BErPo," BY Anthony TrOllope. Published
hy +. u Peterson X Brothers, Philaielphia,
Pennsylvania, For sale by Joseph Shilling
ton, corner FOur-snd.a,half street and Penn.
ByIySnh avenue.
"LEAni or rnE FOEsAKGN = a romance Of
Jewish maiden. Published by T. u. Peter.
sou X Brothers. ForaHlc by Joseph Shilling
ton, corner OF Fuur.Nui-a.half street and Penn
syIvAniR avenue,
ATLANTIC MoNTHLr for september. From
Shillington.
HARpgR's Bazaar. From Sh Ellington.
"THR BROADWAY !" London magazine.
Published by George ROutledge sons, +ld
Broomo street, New York, A specimen mum.
Der. Promises to be an excellent magazine
From ShillingtOn.
The LADY FRlENp for October. From shll.
lingtOn.
"THE BROADWAY" From French y Rich.
ATdsOn.
THK Democrats, Ms usual, carried Alton, Ill
ut the charter election, WhoTsRt tho Demo.
Gratis are happy
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al care nothing for promotion, so long as our
arms are successful. '-GrHt t. ShtrBidR, tebrn-
Iry, 1852.
II my course Is not satisfactory, remove me at
once. ! do not with IN any way to impede the
success Of our arms. '-GTtntt imHIiisrk, february
:. ls2
This j. 4 Republic, where the will 5Ssls people
Is the law Of the land -'isHsT1l GrdHts letter to
PrsStitHt Johnson, IWyUst, 1877
~ shall have no policy Of my own t. Interfere
against the will 4 the people. ''-GrrHts Letter,
Hry -, lSse
Human liberty, the only truo foundation OF hu
NsmphLs
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Canada-ExtraditIOn.

WINDSOR, CANADA, Sept. li.-Reno and An
derson, the Indiana robbers, were committed
this morning for extrAdition, and will be
handed over to the American authorities as
soon as the proper documents are received.
Allen Pinkerton and l.. Q. Weir, who have
been here watching the case for the American
Government, were arrested on Saturday, at
the instance Of the Reno brothers, and held to-
bail in the sum of 1900 to appear before a
magistrate to-day at Sandwich.
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COSCoGD, N. H., September 1.-THE Rspub.
licans of this city are firing salute OF one
hundred guns, and have bonnres burning In
front OF the State House In honor OF the Re
publican victory In Maine.
ALBANY, September 1.-THE Republicans
Of this city are firing salute of one hundred
guns in celebration OF the result of the Maine
election.
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tbs" BOYS IN BLrE" honored the Rgrun.
LicAS oftice with a serenade last night, and the
editor.in-ehief responded in appropriate terms,
thanking the party for the compliment, and
wishing the cause a success; and that the indi.
cations from Maine would be n forerunner oil
the future, aud = successful campaign Of Grant
and ColfAx,
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CoR TIMERS AID METAL WORKERS.

ROOFING TIE-ltx2o Loaded Charcoal,
u and *, lorls, bright charcoal Tin,
Xxx, DX, DIX bright charcoal Tin,
SHEET IRON.Russla. I'm Russia. Belgian,
Galvanized and cleaned
Punched and Perforsted Tin, ...
Bar III, Bar Lead. Solder. Soldering Irons,
WIBEiron, Brass, Copper, Steel, and An
Riyets, Rlyet Sets, Tinns1s' Msllst.,
BTs.ieIs, Shesthi1g and Timed COPPER.
kstiis gaT;. ssase dee Handles. Buckle. Covers,
Kettle Lids and Breasts, Copper and Metallic
Boiler Bottoms.
Tin Plates, Timers Ships,
All kinds Of Timers Tools.
Goods as above are being received daily. and are
kept constantly In stock, purchased directly from
factories and Importers, and arc offered to the trade
at q small adyan on cost for cash only
JOHN K ELNANS 4 CO,
sepl5-eolw No. 81 auA 50 Louisiana avenue.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

HARDWOOD HoUsE-KrNo.
j CLARK, Or y CLARK, st Louis;
h h s'y Sh asS Mo msSr E M.ss nm
Lawson Lynehburg; Thos Cartigston, Phils:
degh, a. MGDSnsal Il M Jameson and
g through and lady, Elmfrsl, Chas l. Jcne.
zimnermsh, James o fohssi. Mocha.
METRoPoLITAN-Po Il sRRLLxr.
PW St Crawford; Ny /, I, BqiGhny ER Ser;
l. Il Webb, Wisconsin; Hon Moses Macdonald,
Maine; Alex ID shaw. VI Freeman,
81: S,.heI, Henry Mixer, AuSTsts, Ca; Henry g
y W b Ganehsnd, Augusta, 1aj W M
Thompson, w i l. Jones, Cal; L Barley,
Los Angles, Cal; John M Pearson and wife,
wife, MISS J Bats, jr, Texas; George Harri.
son, Va.
w1LLARDS'--SyKRs b CHADWICK.
James Richie, Boston; W 7 Ayers, Mobile;
Oliver Penn: Cincinnati, Ohio; James M
Santos Sesosi., aiui.te aet 70 p oola@Sis and
suitei $ Bradley, Detroit; John W Beckley,
XVI John q: Crane, Ohioi A s Bacon, Lex.
BBs,S2G x 6"y sse SSant y %SSS
Ohio; John Reeves, Rochester, Va.
sEAToN HOUSED. II. SExNEs.
John Casey, N VI W II Rothrock and DR. l.
= Lery, baltimore, Md; Hoheberger, n y;
A Ogden, Madison, Wis; W II Farley, J II s
Nichols and d Barker, Md.
BUNKER,S AVENUE HOUSE
Hon X Yates, Illinois; S L WEIGH, Boston,
Mss'IP Marley, IIederi 81 Va; Nsrcss
mond, Va; q W Johnes, Ohio.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
Col Armitage, U s u; J W Oldshue, Pitts
burg, Pa; M Keep, Thomas Mccormick,
New York; J b Fuller, Norwich, Conn; q
Lersner, Va
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OTTAWA, CANADA. September 1.-THE wha-
len case was resumed at nine o'clock this
morning. The court was densely crowded.
Sir John A. Mcdonald occupied a scat on the
bench. The Hon. John II. Cameron made an
argument for the defence, and was followed by
Mr.. Early, OF the crown council, for the prose-
cution
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Suicide OF n Minister,

BRIDsEPoRT, Conn, Sept. A.-The Rev. H
ID. Mobiles, rector OF the Episcopal church, at
Bridgeport, committed suicide this morning b y
cutting his throat with razor. He kept a
large boarding-school in Brookheld, and ws =
well known and highly respected. He wss
forty-fiye years of age, and leaves a wife and
five children. The act was committed In the
basement ofthe school, Joining his residence
The cause was temporary insanity.
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q Il TTYsBURG KATALYslN Il
w AFTER.
ITS WONDERFUL CURES AND CURATIVE
wRRsi

THE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY an
nounco that they have completed ngements for
lying the Getty sburg edicinal water on scale
commemorate with the demand. Physicians and /.
valids desiring Information as to tho Therapeutis
value and virtue Of this WATER, will. on applica-
ton to the ofnoe Of the Company. or any Of the
Druggists Stores, DO Furnished with printed copies
Of statements Of inyalids and reports Of eminent
medical men as to Its CURATIVE ERPECTs. the
only nnerring tsst Of the value Of any water or
medicine.
They also referred to the thousands Of invalids
and their medical advisers In every part Of the
country, who have, since the general Introduction
ofthis WATER among the people, some six months
ago. been cured by Its use. Of distressing or fatal
mAladies
This combined testimony establishes. beyond all
reasonable doubt, the superiority Of this WATER
as a remedy for Rheumatism. Cont. Gravel. Dys.
pcpsia. Kidney, Urinary. Bronchial, Liver. aud
Bowel Diseases, tBiliousness, &c. Catarrah, Neu
ralgia, and Nervous Disorders, over all others
known to the materia mediea, or found in the min
eral springs Of modern times
II has been demonstrated in u number Of In
stances to possess the power OF solving ealeulous
or stone In the bladder, aud the urate deposits or
chalk stones formed by Rhoumatism. Gout and
Gravel, and Of permanently euring those diseases,
for which medical seienoeRnd tho most celebrated
mineral waters have hitherto only provided pal
liatiyes. Also. Of arresting the progress. II not
permanently curing, Albumenuria, or Bright's
disease.
This WATER Is confidently claimed TO be the
only mineral spring water with which great and
remarkable cures have been effected away from
Its source
Price per quart bottle. 90 esntSi per case Of two
dozen, Oh. Depot, No. IS Liberty street, New
York. Post once Box, 6.l3s.
For sale by Druggists generally. Aul2. cod
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IovyIcrAL.l
DKPARrxHsr or STATE, /,

DEPARTMENT or SrATB,(
WAsHrseroS, September II, 1858.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from MIR. NJ. Z. HoLLIsrER, the
Consul Of the United States at Buenos Ayres,
OF the death, on the 18th Of January last, AT
Patido Ensenada, Of Edward Cranmer.
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Funeral of u Bishop.

MONTREAL, Sept. 1.-THE funeral OF the
late Bishop Fulford took place yesterday and
was attended by an immense number Of per-
sons. The pall-bearers were tho Bishops Of
Huron, Quebec, Rupertsiland, Ontario and
Toronto.