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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
VERMONT wATCTINAN AND STATE JOURN AL.


in the state, with a membershipof 10000
The grand lodge have several thousand dol.
lars over and above all liabilities in the treas
1ry.
"A number Of men, while cndcayorng to
smoke out @ swarm Of wasps that had taken
possession Of e. A. Biliugs's barn at Hyde
Vile, last week. accidentally fred the barn,
which was burned to the ground. Tho wasps
were smoked out
Edward Wooton hostcr at the Island
Pond hotel, was arrested last week, for the
robbery, over q month since, Of Robert Sol
omon German peddler, Of valisc contain.
ing accounts and yaluabIes to the amount of
$4,000. He was Jailed in lack Of $500
bonds
james Miles and Ariel Carr Of Vince
lock, for being too intimate with some Of the
female portion of a respectable citizens Ia
mily were treated TO coat of tar and feath-
ers and ridden upon % rail, few NIGHTS since
By party of indignant citizens.
Prof G. w. Gushing principal of Che &C.
male seminary at Auburndalc, is TO deliver
the annual address before the Connecticut
amy "S' ''''ul"' "'''i''io" "' pI"ll'o-
'o'o' oep'''Hoer W
The camp meeting lortho Burlingondis-
trict will commence at New Haven on the
30th and continue a week
Ten thouand aud twenty-five pounds of
butter and twenty-five hundred pounds Of
cheese we're shipped FROM Nergenues last Sat
urday The former averaged ~ cents and
the latter about 10 cents per pound,
The first post coach that cyr appeared
on the summit of Mt Anthony was on the
lth lnsti and contained the families of PROS.
Perry and Bliss OF NiIliamstown'
The day that Campbers Menagerie was
at Lyndon some hungry thief entered the
house of Aaron Ilanscom and carried off some
fifty pounds of sugar aud from widow Hans
com, who occupied part Of the house, ~
pounds otpork. Both families were absent
at the time.
Last Tuesday evening some one entered
the house Of Franklin Davis. in Sheffield, and
took thcrefiom his watch and $50 in money.
The thief entered by a ladder through cham.
Der window.
A drunken row occurred in Newport last
Sunday in which James Eyors received a
couple Of severe though not dangerous stabs
at the hands Of Thomas Norton.
On Wednesday night Aug. 4th, some
rascal broke into the dwelling Of VIM Rob
ertson, of Putney and stole valuable gold
watch, and $3.50 in cash.
"A nice fat cub was caught in tral
Saturday last in johnson, and is now close
and doing we'll.
Life insurance seems to be the only pay
ing business iu LamoiIle county, there being
from Sis TO ten agents in several of the towns
each representing Hebed company
LAnoIle county. JAM mas at presen, n
occupants 'he iast three having cut 'hel
way OUT.
They have croquet ground In Cam
bridge which they haycchristened % jaw plot
"A petition is ia circulation in Rutlan,
County PRAYING the General Assembly t.
commute the sentence Of Horace r. Pmmle
from death to Imprisonment for life.
A nickerd veiobiro eighteen poppd.
was caught recently in Lake Bomosen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The Public viii be supplied with the penmnn's Assist
ant Copy Books Pens, and Book Keeping the Boot-
stores n the afternoon Of the Lecture and the dag taio-
ing. The beautiful Illustrated Paper, The Penmau's
Assistant containing description and history of the
Invention and much valuable Information bee had
the Bookstores Price 40 cts. Every Boy and Girl over
five years ofege, Ia school outeyery young Man and
NOman-eyory Book-kceper, Accountant or Clerk
every Business and Professional Mainland every aged
Man, whose hand weares Ia writing will find the Pom
mans Assistant Of incalcuahle advantage to them.
Persons desiring TO act as Agents IN any locality, will
please communicate in person, or by letter.
WHITE Mapan.r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

y Died, suddenly, in st. Anthony, Mimi,
DANIEL Demon, Attorney, formerly Of Water
bury, VT, where brother and sisters are now
living. Mr. D., with an elder brother, JARED s.,
also of the legal profession, settled in St. Anthony
some fifteen years or more ago, when the place
was new. This brother also died suddenly few
years since.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

n Drowned, in Morristown the 18th inst
Mr.. WESLEY MATTHEWS, hotel keeper, and late
of the Mansfield House, and also late keeper OF
the Waterbury Hotel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
Religious Intelligence.

and will he Tho host in town
M, .....,..'.cc 6, t.L...t.-. ~.
trict proochor, Associ,t;o, oil Lo bol1on a.
CraNsburv ON tbo 9etb ooh and nom orI
sontombcr
M. Nt,n.ui;., a.. Mi. .o
II ~. -'I','oG,s, tI''P -peo',us d" i''
. oo 80, i'y'.uo'i'i.''' commence Nugu5'
'O'u I''V'' "'S az
80. E ,5,,'..i,,,lDc p,'t ''''''o
AZ. - I- '''o''ot ,''''i ~" 'il
H. N'u '' III 'l''' '''''''' '''''''s VI
-heV =. Coon mas closed nus laoors IN
Essex ana accepted an invitation to become
pastor oil tue bapust church ln F"rshV'He'
''' '''"''',' 'ou",, ave" o'N'
--heV D. W. healey formerly OF NP-
mont no" pastor OF the Ooogrogauonai
Gnurc9 ID NGw orleans, mas peen elected
Fresilenl oil the Ne" orleans University
1t is stated that Rev }. f. Rankin,
formerly of ST. Abaus, now at Charestown
Mass. has received call to the pastoratc Of
the Congregational church at Washington,
ID. G.
There arc one hundred aud niuefy-six
Conversational churches In Vermont. with the
aggrcglte membership of eighteen thousand .
five hundred and ninttv.thrcc persons.
Tho South church ,, 6, Jobn.hrrv
have evton5cJ hc;r pastor,s y,c,t;on M /
r...,,,,, ,a o,,,i,l.
n. n. .,..
p's1oP pl77el, n'',' "''nln " le" "'oSs'
,'nH'''''u ,'i I-''osD1r sn' seven p'ISous ."
A'D'la' s'A'oon '''"Nan3 '"'''y -'o'en ior lne
le1I gLs'uug.' n.y. g3'N'nS '% pu}
'' '"0 UI ''''''i'' ''s"' ''''-
an ~ ~
,I Wv i'y' A,ot[' H. oi'''y' "To io."e,'l
,'lN y'iA' - vi '"5 parishes Oh ''1o'uou anu
lt'io'oO' 4"' nv" '04y''' ms M"oi' 'l'"' 70
2n',''ou, gl i''1. lI'a , n''e mas 'ec'n'-
/ ]! eI''I'G upon h'5 "u'''s o' Ieo'o' vi 'uo
p'''su '' i-lo''U' su'
The Congregational church in Brdport
has received larger additions during the past
year than any other Congregational church
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

THE PENMlNS ISSISTINT,
AND
System Of Practical Pcnmanship,

(which creating much enthusiasm among Ed
ucators and the Public; and also his other Publications
Their mcrit aud ppctcabIlity will bee Mly explained
short practical Lecture with Chart illustrations, Tint
exhibition Of rapid, hgsis, elegant W1tbg will Dee given
BY several Of the leading Professors OF penmauship In
this country, to show the WONDERFUL POWER and
SKILL acquired by the Of The dssisfaHt and its
practical effects n the hands Of Pupils and others.
Mr.. FRANK TRHON, the famous Drummer Boy, and
the most remarkable Ponman in tho unitod states, will
write on this occasion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
THE GRAND CONCERT.

The Band In null Dress Uniform will appear for the
Grand Opening Overture at precisely o'clock Doors
will be open At "a. Gontomanly ushers will be In at
tendance, Tickets 81 cts. Reserved seats ~ cts To be-
had at r. G. PulNNEYS, and at the Box Office Mt Hall
from To p. NJ, on day OF Concert.
\ full Dress Parade will be made between ~ and 1
o'clock.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

YTNO PRINTERS ! For sale, at bargain,
Il to make room for of larger size,
RUGGLES' co MBINATIONJO PRESS
LATEST PATTERN,
in good running order fitted for foot power
Size Of platen, l2xl9.
Printers iu want Of good JOB PRESS cannot do bet
tor than 10 examine this one.
Address JOURNAL OFFICE
Montpelier, -.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

ENARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
ers for sale his farm OF sixty acros situated one
mile north Of Montpelier Village, on main road. There
ID good house. two good harms sheds, and oorn-harn
with good sugar orchard thereon. Tho lrn Is we'll
fenced Is Ia high state Of oulva and will keep ten
COWS aud horse In good shape. Theroaro sevem large
springs OF water, which very valuable. Tho crops
stock, and farming tools will be- sold with the mrm II De-
sired For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
the premises, or0fSAML WELLS In tho village Terms
Of payaisHt e1sy. SANFORD KINNEY.
Montpelier, Aug. 10, lsGg 1stf-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

will hogu at 3 o'clock r. NJ. Doors open at %. Cards
of Admission, % cts Children under " years Of age -
cts. To be had at the Bookstores and az The Door
Opening Overture by the Band will be performed ut
precisely a quarter to 3.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
AeUt Adtertise

hett Advertisements
-~~~--~-----~----~~-~-~~
A PACIFIC RAILWAY
G o l. u / 0 A N
sG,5OO,OOO.
We beg leave to announce that We have accepted tho
agency oftho
Kansas Pacific Railway Company
For thc aioofip
NEW SEVEN PER CENT.
Thirty Year GoH Loa,, FREE from Tan
This Loan amounts to sa,5ooooo.
FIRST Mortgage Gand-Graut and sinking Fund Bonds,
secured upon the extension Of the Railway from near
sheridan iu Kansas, 20 Denver, Colorado distance Of
isunder construction. nisalso Mortgage upon Roll
ngstoek ana franchise OF th hfstelas Hallway besides
now running through the state Of Kansas,
And in successful operation Tor i37 miles
70 meet an Of ts expenses and existing Obligations 6e-
More than the Interest upon this new Loan.
In addition 70 this the Bonds are also secured by first
mortgage of tho
GOVERNMENT LAND GRANT OF THREE
MILLION ACRES.
evtendiu FOO alternate ctons either side Of the track,
from the iih mIIe post n kansas 20 Denver The pro-
goods OF the e Of Dese lands 10 be- invested by the
Trustees u hc por cent Bonds themselves up to 10 or
n Y. s.. Bonds rs
4 Sinking Fund for the Redemption of the
Bonds
THO land. embrace some Of tho finest portions Of tho
Eniheeht Icfrief} 'i colombo ncudine coal HELD
and puery Ihe Company also hoda o an asset another
tract OF
Three Millions Of Acres in the State Of
Kansas
and although not pledged security for this Loan,
and credit We estimate the
Value Of ae Compapy's properly, coeered
By Ills morigqge, at Sa3,ooo,oO net,
rh,ic The Loan is merely
S6.5oo,Ooo.
The Bonds have
THIRTY YEARS TO RUN,
from May ], 1869, and will pay
Seven per cent. Interest in Gold,
scmannuall, on May and Nov. T., and are
Free from Government Taxation,
the Company paying the tax.
The principal of tho Loan made pagase in cio in the
City OF New York. but each coupon Will be
Payable in Frankfort, London or New York,
at the option of the holder without notice, at the follow
ing lates
On 'Iooo Bond in New York 81 GOLD each halfyear.
o." Frankfort 80 ir 30 krtzs.,
The Agents Of the Lean. lctore accepting the trust
had the condition Of the Road and the country through
which u runs, carefully examined They happy to
give the Loan an emphatic endorsement asa
FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT,
in every respect perfectly sure and in some es'entialeven
Better thnn Government Securities.
The Bonds Will he sold for the present at
&c. and accrued Interest, both in
Currency,
the Agents rcsarying the right to advance the rate
The attention Of investors is invited to these well-se
cured bonds, which we recommend Of the most
l profitable investments In the market
Gold and Government Securities taken in payment at
! their market value, without commissions.
Pamphlets, with maps giving full information,
application.
DABNEY, MoRGAN & CO.,
! No. 50 Exchange Place. New York.
NJ. n. JESUP co..
No. II Pine Street. New York.
Gu9W
Irn1n ppINrnpcI ~. u IN hnr..nin
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Eenal 1lntioes.

-s~~-~~~>---~~~~--~----~-
WILLIAM b. FOSS' ESrATE.-The
w Subscribers having been appointed by tho Hon.
PROBATE Court for tho District Of Npshin gton, Commits
-ionors, TO receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons, against the estate Of William u.
Foss late Of Panh1d In said District, deceased, rep
resented ns1Yent and tho term Of six months from t
ith day of Sept l3d9, being allowed by said Court 10
the creditors OF said deceased to exhibit and prove teu
respective eama before US tive notice that We will ar
tend The dutes OF appointment at the dwelling
house OF thu widow judith foss, IN Plainhod In said
District the first saturday of September and January
next at one o'clock In tho afternoon each OF said
SOLOMON WOOD. L.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

pY MUTUAL CONSENT the firm of
- Emery Carlton Is this day dissolved. Tho name
of rs accounts. j. q. EMERY
A. l.. CARLTON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
AVOID QUACKs.
hetlt Advertisements


VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.--Sit-
uatei in Br0okdold ON a good road, IA miles from
q thriving village, cheese actory &c. The form con-
tans hundred acres 81 excellent land with good
wood lot furnishing almost every variety TIMBER also
a good sugar orchard, and a small apple orchard OF
standard Of the choicest varieties The buildings
consisting of house, two large barns and sheds are
furnished with purs water from ncvcfGulng spring.
The farm of the very best in town, and raro
chance BE- now oGcrol toany one wshng 90 soouro very
desirable location, The hay and gguIn, stock and arn
ug implements also for sale. For further plitcu-
lar enquire of the suOscrihcr
LUTHER WHEATLEY
BrookGold, Aug Do. 1900. 79si
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

Y a Z m n 2 7 Q g Q 7 4
long aud Gyorahly known will perform at his Lecture
well as give o their anrard Concerts in tho eve
ming. Thor oventful aud brilliant caruor we'll known.
They now number TWENTY-FIVE of tho most Sttini
msirgns dncluding eight distinguished solostsl from
Orchestral and Military Bands n this country aad Eu-
rope forming the best aud largest Organization Of the
Mind that has made the tour Of the States Their
performances will urpass iu excellence, hrllancy and
popular vor anything Of tho kind that has been
given here.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

furgatve pills. are free from all impure matter and
are mild and health giving in their operation,
Al this season of the year cramps and pains In tho
stomach and bowels, dysentery, darsioa So, quite
common and should be checked at once, Johnaon's
Anodyne Lnlmontn ID the best article that bs used
in all such cases and should be kept Ia eyory family
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
FACTs FOR TIIE LADIEs.

MAGNOLIA wArEa.-superor TO the best imported Ger
man Cologne and sold at half the price.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

The Trustees Of the Vermont Conference seminary and
Femne College, having at their recent meeting located
aud authorized the laying OF tho foundation Of the Aca-
demc building, on Seminary nm, and laid out complete
grounds for their own accommodation offer Tor sale
rrul buildings which must be moved, Will be sold at a
low price, Enquire OF 5. HOLMAN, or A. h. Cooper,
Montpelier, Aug. 49, 1869. 73st
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-05-12
A Thrilling Incident

In the mission life of Mrs. Ingalls,, in
i'nrmah, is well told in the "l}aptist Mes.
sengcr,' relating how she was sent for TO-
visit one of the Buddhist high priests, who.
had been nearly killed; and how, whilo in
the most holy place in their temple where
none but priests had ever been admitted,
she was permitted unrcbukcd to use for him
the sacred vessels, which none but tho hrh
priest dare touch, and to even oycrturn and
sit on ono Of their gods to rest all through
tho magic influence Of the Pain Killer caIl.
cd by them the "God medicine" so sue.
ccssfnlly had sho used il in curing their
many diseases, some Of them considered
heretofore fatal in that climate, among which
were cholera, liver complaint, dyspepsia.
the bites of vcnomous reptiles, &c. This
Tines
Rev. j. T.. Clough, Missionary at Ongole:
southern India, writes 1--WE esteem your
RAIN Killer very highly for scorpion stinps.
without it'
Rev. |. D Colburn, Missionary at Tayoy,
Dnrmah, writes; II shall be happy TO as.
sist IN extending knowledge of q remedy
'o 'p'o"y ana elfcotnal.' may Slim
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-05-12

The vast amount Of PLANTATION BJrrpRs
now being sold and shipped from New York
is almost incredible. Go when md yvhoro
yon will-along the wharves ond picrs md
at at the depots-you will see groat piles Of
'hese bi'lers awaiting shipment and con-
Veyancc to every nook and corner Of Tho
country, and to the hundreds of FOREIGN
ports They arc very popular amonc ell
c,asses ;,Ia. OF people, aud arc conceded to be
JUST the thing for the climate. No Btters
nave yet been Introduced which bovo hn
come so dcser'cdly popular and worthy Of
Pn'f"n'g", TO ell who require toni, and
s,hnnlnnt. g. fhoy are prepared with pnro
81. Cr"'x Rnm, Calisayn and Cnscarila
,na.. wn,s' NM MI the world knows full we'll
combinations '0"A
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, anu sold at half
f''' may G-txlw
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-05-12

You cannot walk about Paris with.
out being struck with the fact that no
Parisian, man, woman or boy, ever
walks q step if he or she can ride, and
this they all do at low rate, and at
nice leisurely pace, thanks to the
systom of omnibus service. You can
60 from any given part of Paris to
any other point, provided always that
you do not mind constantly changing
conveyanccs, and passing the interval
between arrival and departure with
about forty other people, in room
ten feet square, and hea%ed by stove
to the temperature Of :. melon frame.
The extent to which this system of
locomotion is patronised is really ex-
traordinary, and will account for the
following omnibus statistics The
company works forty.nine lines, and
the total distance run over by the va
rious vehicles daily is 29,O77 kilo.
metres (five-eights Of mile each. y
The longest journey is from the Lou
vre to Courbevoie, 1850 metres, and
the shortest from the Place des Belle
vile, $500. Tho points at which tho
greatest number of omnibuses pass
every day arc the Place du Chatelet,
2s72; Place de la Bastile, 2622 {;
Palais Royal, 1850; Porto St. Martin,
1902.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-05-12
Radical Bluster.

Tho reception that Senator Sum.
ncr's speech has met in England is
exactly what might have been antici.
patcd. One universal cry of scorn
and Indignation arises from every
part of the Unitcd Kingdom. Even
John Bright, tho English radical,
scouts the idea Of humilating his
country before democratic insolonco.
And the prospect Of war with pow.
CIR whose steam marine is three times
as powerful as their own, already be.
gins to cool tho ardor of the vulgar
braggarts who now pretend to dis
charge the duties of statesmen. The
Canadian parliament, too, have unani.
mously repudiated any desire to get
under tho power of tho best govern.
ment in tho world. One of their ora.
tors who declared for independence,
if ever separated from tho mother
country, was greeted, throughout his
speech, with enthusiastic applause.
What an absurd position tho Uni.
ted States Government now holds
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-05-12

The Washington Chronicle of Mon.
day, says: "Governor r. X. Scott, of
South Carolina, has arrived in this
city, and is stopping at Willard's.- -
He is en- route for Cincinnati and
Louisville, where he will meet othor
gentlemen of South Carolina, who
visit those cities in the interest of tho
Blue Ridge Railroad, which is short
LUX of road through tho Bluc Ridge
Mountains, connecting Anderson, S.
c., with Knoxville, Tenn. When
completed this road will give the
shortest route from the great West to
the South Atlantic seaooast, and will
do much to develope the commercial
and agricultural resources of both
South Carolina and sections of other
adjacent States. This will be the
nearest and best route to the seaboard
for very large section of tho West
ern country, for the produce of which
it opens an outlet never obstructed By
ice, whcnoo there is direct and short
communication with one Of tho most
important of our foreign mark cts,
either to buy or sell in, the West In
dies"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-05-12
Cinnamon Servants

The telegraph informs us that the
last steamer from China brought owe,
to San Francisco eleven hundred pas
sengcrs, and SO soon as tho Southern
Pacific Railroad is built, it will take
but few days to bring Cinnamon from
california into any Of tho Southern
States. In u former article, in arcu.
ment with the Mobile Tribune, we
deprecated their arrival as a calamity
to tho South. But be tia calamity or
blessing, wo arc certain that then
'ciH come. Our houses will bo full OF
them within fifty years. The Nogroe
Is becoming less valuable to tho white
man as laborcr daily. As domcs.
ties or housc-servants Negroes are be.
coming such worthless pests, thai
many have already dispensed will,
their services. But the demand for
house servants will surely increase,
with tho certain increase of the wealth
OF tie South. And ali other considc.
i'tions whatever will certainly yield
to the pressure of this material inter-
est. Cinnamon will supply the dc.
mand, rs they do in California, and
N"inamen we are going to have.
When tho first squad arrives in
"innsboro, let the good people call
to mind this prophecy.
The political effect Of their certain
coming, will be, it seems to us, only
disastrous. Universal suffrage, and q
large number of Negroes and China.
men to vote, must of necessity keep
political power in the other sections
CT the Union, This is the real object
of the hypocritical pretence of equal
rights put forward by the North.
But socially, thank God the pres.
encc Of two inferior races of men, NAV
produce lofty pride of race in the
Southern whites, and noble disdain
OF what is coarse, low and mean, as in.
separately associated in their thoughts
with the inferior races, that may
make US still in the future, what we
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-05-12

|
REpoRTED EXPEDITIONS FOR CUpA
NeV York, May 4. The Erpress saws
that United States Marshal Bar.
low has received reliable information
that steamer left this port last night
for Cuba with three hundred men
each provided with rife and a uni.
form that the vessel also took large
quantity Of light clothing and provi.
slons to last u month or six weeks. -
The Express adds that another expe-
dition Is preparing. The Marshal is
investigating tho matter.
An ingenious Frcnchman in phila.
delphia skins frogs by drawing all
their interior parts through tho
mouth, and then stuffs and mounts
them in a variety Of curious attitudes
s-as biiliardists, velocipedists, dent.
lists, etc.
The following is Spanish epitaph
upon Q young girl who died broken
hearted
She who lies beneath this stone
Died Of constancy alone.
Fear not, approach, oh | passer-by---
vi naught contagious did she dio.
Thurlow Weed has presented the
Aiken Baptist Church with a hand.
some communion service.