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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-25
Dissolution OF COpartnershlp.

TUE copartnershIp heretofore existing under
l. the style and nrm OF ]. n. OLIVER q CO.,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, VIM.
Whitaker having purchased the entire inter
ests of Joseph n. Oliver aad wm. c. Bsrdsley
aud assumes all the liabilities of said firm.
Either partner can sign the Arms name in
Liquidation, JOSEPH ". OLIVER,
WM. whitaker,
WM. &. BAKDSLEYs
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- DEALER IN
CORD AVID KIRDLIRG WOOD

once with BIgley, KeIlerih b Co.,
Corner OF Main and South Court Streets.
tRl6
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We return our thanks to our friends and the
public generally for past favOrs, and eheerfuIly
recon mend our former partner for their gen.
erOus support. JOSEPH n. OLIVER.
JRla WIN. G. BARDSLEY.
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.LBERT PIKE, CHARLES W. ADAMS, L.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02
ESSEN COUNTY.

George Chase, John Blodgett, Ira
Parker and Z.nas Rowell of Canaan
were arrested 10y custom house officials Il
lew days since. charged with smuggling,
and taken to Island Pond, where they
had an examination, at which ROweIi
turned states evidence, upon whose testl-
mouv the others were convicted and fined:
Chase 5000. BIod@ctt 5000 and Parker
300 with an additional penalty OF 800
each to cover costs OF prosecution.
On the morning of the 18th. as Chas.
Emery OF leland Pond, was adjusting a
belt that runs the gang OF saws IN the
steam mill. his clothes caught on the belt,
throwing him over Il large pulley against
post with such force is TO render him
in,ensible and it is feared injured hin
fatally.
y young man named Pillsbury OF Is
land Pond, was recently badly bruised
about the arms and shoulders from care
lessness in coupling cars. 50 many &C
cidents OF this kind occur, we shoul,
think some genius would set himsel
about inventing a coupling that might b.
adjusted with less danger.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02

am done with this paper. l am not sor-
ry, and L suppose the majority of the
people are not. Therefore. all being
pleased, there is no need of farther re-
mark. Ed. Il. ACKERMAN.
About two weeks since Elan Boyd
of Wilmington fell from his sleigh while
going home, and lay in the snow for sew
eral hours. The cause was too much
rum, and the effect feet frozen so badly
as to render amputation necessary.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Mrs. Moses i. Flanders of Sharon,
fell on bridge recently, and was con-
>iderably injured. Her little babe Of IL
months was thrown from: her arms down
about II feet into the water, but was
wonderfully saved from harm by the fall
and crawled out to the bank, whence he
was picked up almost frozen. Both
mother and child will live.
+. and T. Bugbee of Bethel are about
20 eXpend several thousand dollars in en-
larglng their tannery. In addition TO
their present building of 100 feet by 80,
three stories high, they will build three
Others, respectively 20 feet by %, and
los by -, each two stories high, and 30
feet by 20, three stories.
Ira Moore's barn, half mile north
east of the village OF Woodstock, caught
fire, Tuesday forenoon, from a stove
kept i'll it for the benefit of his sheep,
and was wholly consumed, with buggy
tools. etc, about seven tons Of hay, and
30 sheep, several OF which were valued
at 5000 or $500 apiece.
Albert Hatch, was on Tuesday nomi-
mated to the senate as Postmaster 81
| Windsor
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02

\ boy oi six summers had been reading
tlc history y! the prophet Jonah. His ia
thri. Wishing to know how much he re-
.ncmJercd of the history. asked him.
among other lhings. why they threw
Jonah INFO the sea-" oh" he replied,
1t was Il terrible storm. and the people
we're afraid that the ship would tip over,
so they threw him out that he might get
under the ~!ip aud hold it steady
The case OF john l.. and Samuel Cleve-
land y. The Grand Trunk Railroad Co.
came before the County Court now in scs-
sion. After a trial which lasted nearly
eight days, verdict was rendered in ia
vor Of the plaintiffs of SO 999.3O for the loss
ot property by fire.
/ Charles Morrison has been found guilty
of grand larceny. and sentenced to the
stale prison for two years.
The ladies benevolent society OF the
7 CONGREGATIONAL church gave an oyster
supper on the eve. of the 24th, which wa,
quite success. OUTPOST.
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Sprrial 4utirrs.
Masonic HalI---Union Block.

&E p A UMP SIC LODI G f,
~ NO. =, F. 4 A. NJ.
stated meeting April =. Called meeting April %.
l.. Il. HEALD, see'y.
uAS'TG.LL CHAPTER. NO. II, r. y. NJ.
Regular meeting. Friday eve. April 90, lSG9.
+. J. DALTO.;, Secretary.
PALESTINE COMIANDERY, NO. 3.
stated Conclavc April 20, 1862.
!. l.. PERKINS. Commander.
CALEDONIA LODGE. I. 0. of o. F.,
LODI, Room summer stop Mon School House.
X l;ular meeting ,y,Iy Monday evening. o'clock.
joins :. GALE, :, cretary.
EAGLE TEMPLE. No. !, T. OF H,
BROWNS BLOCK.
stated me, ting every Monday Evening.
MILO w HALE, W. Il.
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L.ii.H's GruHijc WorA.s.


the urv granite works of Mr. +. T..
Laird are a branch OF industry aided T."
eur village the pa, season y tirh deserve
a l.>-.u. notice. Nj. Laird has erected ii
lew uu,id,u@ urN. west ol the passenger
.,.p.l. which. with 4 railroad track rGn-
aiu- ,i.n, to the door. enables lin IT,
iiiu- flo lis raw material. aui slip oil III
finished wu.h with the least possible labor
AMI rNpcnse. VIZ. Laird i doing quite a
.-ppI rG-iuv~- ia monument making. Il.
HOW hi~ five handsome monuments in Va
.,p.,~ -,a.c> OF completion. several ct
..i.,lt ST." un.icrH are going out ui town.
Granite i4ruul,!,nt~ are growing more an.
more ."puiIr. mainly. re.hal'-, because
.raui,c j. enduring. the action ot wet and
.v,I having ~ r"rcvp.ihir cllecl upon il.
Nli of Nr. i.airG'> -,"Lc for monument
comes from '.H.uc Mountain" in hycgalc.
and j. ,ai.-i -upclip.. 20 any ".Mcr -lauitn
in Nov La-iaul. Il : h1r! AMI compact.
ami takes Il beautiful finish. Granite lo'
urlcypiuuing. steps. "'c.. j. quarriod At
Barron. We notice hu, few OF the dwell
Iiu-> in our Village are Uudvrpiuucd with
--rlu.... We are informed by Mr.. LaiIo
that granite UNDERMINING can lie furnish
rd ly Iim al "a expense only "nr-thil
-f,.i,rr Than the COS; of brick. That pvJ-
,.Ie would consult their pockets 4, wei a
the bcauty ca their buildings oy putting il
Granite i4-."ad ut hrc>. ii j. only aere~
-a,y 10 remember that the one i impcr'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02
ENiTbHHIS' .ScNypS,

Last autumn we gave To our readers q
few items in regard to the great seal,
mauuiactory OF MeSsrs. +. Il L. Fairbanks
Il Co.. of this place. Noticing Of late IN
usual shipments of scales from our rail
road station, and the arrival OF large guam
titles OF pig non and other raw materials
" hich go into The manufacture of scales.
we have been led 10 take Il look into the
establishment and get some items IN re
gard to the present and prospective opera
tons OF this house. The past winter has
been very favorable for getting in their
yearly supply OF lumber. More than one
hundred days ot GOOD Shedding has ena-
BLEED them TO get into their yard $500, 600
feet OF Lumber, which is used in tho man
utlcturc OF scales.
Last year this company manufactured
Hjry-iarce HoNSQnd Hree huRJred aad
,jghty-'tfec Sca'es-turnishing the Pas
sumpsic railroad with more than cigbt
HpHSaad tons OF freight. Their payroll
durin" lSGS averaged t,CeHty NouS0ad do1-
hrs per month, which is no small amount
Of money to be diSbursed in our town.
| -Uaily III the winter season their business
has fallen oil somewhat. but not So the
past winter. Nearly their Whole force
has been employed. and they now work
more than 100 men in their factory. The
whole number of scales manufactured thus
lar this year is twenty per cent. in excess
Of the corresponding months last year.
Their orders for iron frame railroad track
scales arc largely in excess OF any pre-
yious year. These scales are 10 be lOuuG
upon nearly all OF the railroads OF The
United states and Canada. and many have
been shipped 10 foreign counties. Should
VIC visit Russia. we would 1iud them OH
the railroads OF the Car; or Brazil. on
,nu railroads OF Don Pedro II; or Chilli.
OF Peru. Oh the roads leading inland from
the ocean. These scales are built OF any
/ length. from ~ f.. to 100 It.. with a capac-
" OF from ~ tons ts 100 tons. rLcy have
.u-t finished one of the largest silc FOR Il
railroad in Pennsylvania. They are now
/ constructing several iron frame scales for
/ ,lc >,oca yards OF the y. Y. Ecnlral AMI
/ Hudson River railroads. with platforms
- lyet by 80 teet. capacity 10 tons. tor
| weighing cattle.
We are informed that during the past
| wear al the custom houses upon the Island
al Cuba were furnished with Fairbanks
scales adjusted To the Spanish standard
y h;ch Is Il3 grains in i pound heavier
! than The [. :. standard. From present
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02

The suspended burlington Sentinei has
been bought by Morillo Noycs, Il. Is.
Sma!ey and others OF Burlington, and
lis publication viii be at once resumed,
with Capt. Butterficld of Concord, \.
H.. IL editor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02

d. .arhcrs. \ little girl nine years of
az, ID Tie daughter of Bradley Ingalls,.
pres cI the superintendent, Horace
DrnA IL. with q Bible.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02
Cambridge Cattle Market---March 80.

Market Beef---EItrs, $1,000 q 1885 First quality
$1,000 @ Sl2.50. Second, sll.OO 9 S11oO. Third,
80 90 q 1900.
Store Cattle--wOrking oxen y pair, $780, 5000,
$3.50, a $500
Mich cows and calves--sa5, so, 65 70 q 800. .
Yearliugs--SlN "a 2s. Two year olds, S 30 q ~
Three years old S45 "a 81.
Sheep and Lambs--In lot, $3.50, 800 q BIS. each
Extra 81 90 a $50. Spring lambs. 5000 "a 900.
Hides, 10 a 1O&c Tallow, a Sc Pelts s1OO
"a LIS. Calf Skin, 20 a PC.
Prices of Pouty---E1tra2lt "a pc; prime 2OI e p
good 70 y "a 20.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02
deaths.

Births, Marriages and Death inserted FREE Obtua-
ries, including poetry, CENTS line
In Csbct, March 20, Mr. Abel Morrill,, aged 60 years
In Victory, March IS Cynthia Carpenter, wife of Asa
c. Lee, aged Al years.
In North Danville village, March IA, Mrs. Mary
Well, aged 81 years.
OBITUARY.
In Waterford, Feb. Is, Mr. Lydia p, wife Of Darius
HemiEway in the Both year Of her age.
Few persons depart more universally beloved, more
sincerely laInented than Mrs II. As wife and mother
he preennen,ly faithful neighbor and friend,
few have kindly truly chrirtion record. III
miusterng the sick and in compassionate regard FOR
the suffering, Of her it could well be said she hath
done what she could" CREST blank has been made
in the household from whence she departed. May tn.
Lord comfort the dear who mourn, and give them
grace equal TO their day NJ. p
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02
LISTERS .1pDrujSdis.

Al meeting OF the listers OF this county
held in this place on the Both ult.. Merritt
Newhal OF Kirby was chosen chairman,
and VIM. \. Densmore of Sutton. secre-
tary. The following basis of appraisal
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02

\. +. button has sold his stock farm ia
tho west rart ct Walden. to Romeo VIM
slow. ANA given possession. Price $1,000,
He las bought the Mrs. Goodenou"h farm
ucar south Walden and taken possession.
Price S}.5Oo. The Ephraim Foster farm
o, The county road. south "f the Hon. j
y. Bells. j. sold 10 Mr.. Stafford ami Mr..
weed from Stannard. Price s2.soo.-
',udir@.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02

The subscribc:s offer for rae their FURNITURE
SHOP, with ali the APP urtenances thersunto
cctt d, Their, beng acre OF land and good
wutc: pivll,ge situated in Ni'er street, feachim
sand shop in good repair, SuAJO f., two and
half high with ~ f.. line shaitHg. drove 10y
Lafcll'- double Iuri ine Wheel The machinery con-
Of three for featuring Ledstesds and
Cha.r-, one Daniel Ilsuer Ienoning Machine one
MortcIng Ma him. Irregular Moulding Machine, boie-
ing Mac hne Growing hine, saws aud other
hxture all of which in good repair and now owned
and occupied by Stevenson RIOS.
The above chop will be sold together with all the
sppu the machinery will he excluded to suit
the pan oiIsscT fVT particulars call ana examine or al
iTcs- Stevenson BROS.
Also, we have large assortment Of finish d furniture
hand and for sale cheaper than can be purcIas-
ed here. for bound TO co out our sness.
Call and examine aud viii eell any to suit you.
STEVENSON BROS.
). II. sTEV ENspS II. N. STEVENSON.
Pcachan. VI, March ~ 1859 S3-5,
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Marriagfs.

In ST. Johnsbury, the residence Of the brides faith
er, March "a, by Rev. J. w. Bemis, Mr.. Benjamin F
Gognon- and Miss Minnie A Moreau both of St Johns
bury.
In Maidstone, March 16, by Rev James Laird, Mr..
Fred. L. Kenney Of Stafford y. H. and Miss Mary A.
Luther of Maidstone.
In Lunenburg, the 18th inst, by Rev. Jane. r.
Bourne Mr. Isaac Campbell of Acworth, n. H., to Mrs
Rhoda Steele Of Lunenburg.
In Lunenburg, the 23d inst, by Rev. James K
Bourne Mr. Henry j. Dodge and Mis- Mianda A,
daughter of Nathaniel Hastings Esq, both of Lunen
burg.
In Lyndon March rs, by Rev. l.. D. Tasker, Mr.
Martin V b. Chapman and Miss Viola E. Jordan, both
of Plainfisld y. II.
In Wheelock, March so, by Rev. L. b. Ta-ker, Mr.
Russell T johnson, NJ. D. OF stsnsead, P O., and Miss
Asenath A. Weeks of Wheeock.
AT Derby Line, March "a, by Brigham Pike ESQ.,
Mr. Stephen NJ. Wade, and Miss Elvra NJ. Heath, bott
of Magog, 2. z.
Al-o, March &c by the same Mr. John II. Surratt
snd Mi-s Emily Davie, both Of Bsrn=ton, Pc.
In St. Johnsbury, March Is, by Rev. E. A. Titus
Mr.. William II. Willis of Barton, and Miss Hattie
Baldwin Of Troy Vt
In 81. Johnshury, March 90, by Rev. f. A. Titus
Mr.. Fred G. stanton and Miss Sue j. Smith both o
North Danville.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02
lmportant Certificate.

SPEEDY CURE OF coUGn.
j. w. PRcKKTT, Esq, Brooklyn, New York.
am not in the habit of taking advertised medicines
Of certifying their curative effects when they
under my observation; but feel constrsined to
make excep ion in favor of DODD'S NERVlNE AND
INVIGOIsATOR, medicine have used in nv family
for past My little daughter had been sur
ing from Whoopng Cough for several eeks, and
much broken Of rest 1t night thstbv excessive
coughing aud loss of ST. CIPHER constitution and general
health SEEMED to be giving Various remedies or
palliative- recommended by innate neighbors,
but nothing tried until attention called by
physician in practice to Dodd's Nervine.
This procured and commenced using at oncr---wth
eff immediate and surprising As the commissions
hardest at night began by giving the Nervine
her going to bod. The first drse administer msde
impression tn cough became LEES frequent aud
much less severeshe got her Accustomed sleep
rapidly revived III health and vigorsnd in few DAYS
e well AZ Whit was left Of the Whooping
Cough thereafter Of trouble Of course cannot
consider Dodds kervine and nvi orator an invsu-
able remedy for this dstressng mslady. / may add.
that have since recommended it to several family
friends in like circumstances, aud have found II in
be equal, successful II needs only 70 be
known INFO universal demand.
J. w. PICKETT.
For sale by druggists. Price one Dollar. 1855
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02

This will certify that | taken severely with
he typhoid d d pronunced to lie d ad man Ny
phys said thgIe more than in thou
sand ,ha ever recover, that taken in the way
wac, and sud ha If lived n. ough i. Ould not 1--we
more ihan " and he an idiot At that. Mr..
Archibald LeJeh hearing OF my DANCE Gus cOndi ion
called 10 and said although i; true tina As
dead .;Ir medicine aud nature ere concei
ed yer he could cure me by nursing. Ny muse said
As but dead considered and il Mr.. LEIGH
could do any hing he oud Z him leave and
assistance. MIR. lei CHI commenced nursing and IN
twenty tour hours | conv4iescent and in
weeks perfectly well. II is years since
my sickness and 1 am neither dead nor crazy.
JAMES SMITH.
Ryegate Feb. T., let5.
This is to certify that Archibald Leitch, Of Ryegae,
cured my daughter, Isabel twice he she was danger
ously ILL., and at time considered At the point OF
death. WILL M NELSON.
Da-ed at Ry. gate. VI. oct. =. lsos. 3l-5l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02

:s-I.. g. johnson, Of ,hr successful pr'c-
.ition.,s OF hi invented hat il called John
-.u- Auodynr liriIncHt. The great success Of this
in tA of bronchitis and all diseases of throat
nd Iuu-- viii make the name Of JohI!=o" no; les "a
,oahly ii los widely, known Khan that Of Louis Napo
Icon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02

We insert this week. for the first time,
an advertisement of the Grover and Baker
Sewing Machine 60. Orr better hail
has used one OF these machines more OF
less for fifteen years. ana after II! II'@ s'N
yral %. t',c later patents, she has returned
40 first principles, ana - more P'e"H'"
with Inc Grover an" BaAer no" than ever
before Il may NOS be the best ihac'.he
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02
j . - II L A G X A Y
Waltham and Foreign Watches
N o T ! C E !!

EslLlr Citizens: / will cure without fail in one hour,
and simply by nursing, certain sum- all pestilensl
COMPLAINTS such Diptheria, lyphus, aud Typhoid
feve-s, Canker Lash. Measles, Cho Small Pox, and
l other complaints with great rapdy, Cuts, Burns,
Scaldz, and Common oids.
ARCHIBALD LEIICH, Ryegate, Vt
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scrofula Cured after Seven Years Suffering
j " ii"E>"E t>... a prominent lawyer Of Ia kerr
'lsl.. y VI. -. Il had


when coruru,ucyd r...ue pr. Aud,r- Iodine Water.
NJ breast, IArolt AID FACE ,ou'iiuou- sore.
40 now wei and am =a-isfi til" Id ne Wafer
-lv,I INV lie
Circulars in y-.rd rh.- r.inedy will be sent free.
j. T. DI>~N"-E. Proprietor, 81 by street, New YORK
Tor --lr hy drug si-ts generally. $3.50
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02

- The COURT ar he CoHr; OF Queen Elizabeth
.c, "a royal iIvo los prai-inZ HI beluy OF
o., Cur,u- ha.r. Many n"lern Adi'-' b. the us' 81
.larr...'s Vegetable Hair restorative" not only re-
civc p. thr.r acquaintance, hut gain Is we'll
the IN e ct AL who u. ,ld their ma -nfcent IT, sscs.
Cl,,,Iaud Herald
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02

re- EENpNE MOTH PATCHES. FEECKIES AND
Tan from III. face. use. PTAEN'~ Morn ANp FEFCkLF
l"iI">. Sold ~ al dsu=sis =. Prepared only by Dr.
r. G. Perry.
For BLACK WORMS, AND TIMrLES on THE
FAC. U-c rFIEN's CrNEpupE ASp PINrLE REM by.
prepared onl, y pr. Il. {. Perry. - Bond st, New
lork. sold everywhere. The trade supplied 10y whole
al, tr-l....r-.- 1913
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02
FOR SALE CHEAP.
A Dwelling House and Garden Lot,

situated At North Concord, Vt, within few rods
church and school and two large lumber mils.
Price, $4,000. Ierm=--CASH.
ORlSON l.. FARSHAM.
st. Johnsbury, VI. March 81, 1862. II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02

Rev. F. L. Wiley has removed 10 Vince
lock. but will continue his pastoral reia-
tiou> with the Baptist churches at hoth
Sheffield and Whcclock. as heretofore.
There was concert given by the Bap-
list sabbath School scholars last Tuesday
evening. the house being crowded. The
school numbers about one hundred besides
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02
SEED WHEAT
Scotch Fife and California Tea Whea

would say to The farmers Of this vicinity thst h.
the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02
wTNDHAM COUNTY.

Mr.. Alderman, late of the Record,
denies the item published by the Spring
field Republican,, headed ''The bubble
known as the Vermont Record and Far
mer has burst" but says it has been tax
en- in hand by other parties, and prints
the following valedictory;
Gas announced in another column, L
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02

The Argus says that Hon. c. W
Willard has recommended 10 the Pos
Office Department the name OF job
W. Clark for Postmaster at Montpelier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
DIED.

BBARB-on Tuesday ad inst hs resace 34s wes POarteeats
N. Y, Thomas Maston Beare
HIS relatives and bis funeral the Church
Of the AnBuuon Fourtesnh seTeHhaTe on SasardJ.
9Th inst, at O'Clock
DUNS-ou Wednesday the sh nst Francis Budd Dann 10 the sA
TIE relatives and ieud othe family bis funeral
BghyIhs H. & Church, Fourth SATURDAY
morning at III O'clock.
FBSNBR-At ustOn the Hudson Nov 2 Ia the 2d Ofh
Funeral Saturday 9Th 10Y Train leaves
Tbrtethst at returning l259 Carriages viii be Ia a.
tendance at the IrvBgtOn Station
GIPNRRon Thursday Nov IS Frederic Glpuer aged 50
month and II dsys
GoUGH-At Jersey City, Wednesday ~ RlIs wife Of "a
ward Cough, 10 the SD year Of her
The the family invited to sDd the funeral
Third Reformed Church. HamLtousquare IerseJ Ct
Friday afternoon AZ l o'clock
GRAET-On Wednesday. Nov ~ pasumOar Oliver DsPOrsr Grant
His relatives and the fuds Of the family are respectfully
funeral O'Clock SATURDAY morning the 9th ias
bic late residence No II Grnercy Psri without further notice
PARMBLBB-On THURSDAY morning Nov 2s Bla ButerworH
daughter VI william and MARY Pamsee the 10Th year Of Ass
The relatives snd friends ofthe hmy respectfully invited
the ssadAJ the 9Th u from ths rssdeass
OF her parents. KeEtst, GfeespoinL
sMIT-Et Greenport T. Tuesday Nov % A. NJ C. Smith foe
Of this D the 62th Of his
friends Of the family respectfully Invited 70 attesd
Anus Church. CEtonst Atlantic Broosbs,
attend Carriages will be In attendance az WaSt ssd South Fer
RES at lOi
WRSCOTT-On Wednesday Nov ~ Phebe Poger rees OF the as
Esboa Il Westcoa, IN her 10th year :.
Friends funeral services at the residence Of bee
oaInaw Alfred Decker Warbarton-av, fonkers on Friday.
Nov 26 at Trains leave Thlfuehst Al m CsAxss
will be at the depot
Hudson Providence and Nantucket papers please copy.