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GREAT DISCOVERY.

kunkeis' BUcr Hhc of Iron.
KUNKEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON
will cure all diseases arising from disor-
dered liver and stomach, such as "A consti-
patton, fatulehce, inward piles, fullness OF
blood 10 The head, acidiiy OF the stomach,
nausea, heartburn, disgust Of food. iullness
or weight in the stomach, sinking or Hut
icring at the pit OF the stomach, swimming
at the head, hurried OF difficult breathing,
fiultering at The heart, choking or suflocat
ing sens ,lions when in lying posture, dim.
ness OF vision, sc. Price, 81, per bottle.
4. f. Kunkel proprietor, Depot 26S North
9th ST.. below Vine, Philadelphia. Price
$l.00 for sale by Druggists.
If your Druggist has 1t not, enclose .OO
TO my Address, n. L. Cor 10Th, and Chest
nut, and il will come by mex, express train,
and ADVICE free Of charge.
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To C0nsumptives-

The AL vertiser, having been permanently cur.
ed OF that dread disease, Consumption, by sim
pie remedy, Is anxious TO make TO his fellow sui
he viii send ecpy Of the prescription used, (ree
of cLarge, with the directions for preparing and
using the same. which they win mud suns
CURE for rCossuMPTios,lA ASTHMA, BRoNoHITis
sc. Parties wishing the prescription viii please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, .
2s+ South Third street willizmsburgh N. \
Nc IsIiy ... tg.. go
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"Johnson's Auodyne Liniment" will give
more relief In eases Of Chronic Rheumatism,
no matter how severe, than any other ar
iicle known 10 medical men. .'tir
I,is often remarked by strangers visit.
ing our State. that we show larger pro.
portion Of good horse than any other State
In the Union. This. we tell them Is owing
10 Two principal reasons in the first place
we bread from the best stock and in the
second place, our people use "Sheridsns
Cavalry Condition Powders. which in our
jsdgsmen, are Of culablc advantage.
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foomxukicArrp.1 ]

Mn. EpiroR IA nav ticket and Freight
station has been built at Icwistown Pa,
asd eur s6eounSdatiuT and obilgine ick-
Il agent y c, Hamilton, Ansalso been mp.
poinlsd freight agent and ha. Just moved
IN The new buildings. ''si" ','A 70 {. o
Lswisfown is improving very rapidly.
John DAvia has commenced putting ur
four brick houses with French roofs on
Dorcas Street. and q great many other
inpfst smcnls IRE contemplated. FIX.
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Mussle the dogs. There are said to be
mora eases Of hydtophchia At present than
ever Known before. There Is no known
-ssrs for ibis drssdfal msisdy. and pre-.
vsniIon IL. therefore, all the mere essen,
stiAl. -. ,i' -. .,'..
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"a s A. : |I;s B .
4 as.s n 116 6r|15 |l1a ~ srF<t(sd
noi long 5|&es ~ p'skInr hp 'hihss around
oArmaa' bsse,. and. ashr Srar'ly insA~ss
Il held for court. whea u Is Believed The
ju dse viii send him 10 ibs asylum. The
other day he got out Of his oell, somehow.
through the register, into the Nil, using
one Of The iron bars which he had torn out
Of the register. and made bic way up stsirs
into m impossible place In the attic. fro n'
which he had 10 Be disloged BY firing
blank caiifidges ~ hin. ne Tas returned
o lis cell, when he was suddenly seized
With a ? nroxysn ofmirtlr and 'nduiasd IN
a multiplicity Of capsrs. inclalins dane
ling, singing. 80. tN
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EXECuTORS' NOTlCE.-Leitcrs Tesla
lLncntary on the estate of David fessler
late Of Cenrre twp, Snyder county, Pa,
deceased, having been granted 10 the un-
dcrsigncd, all persons knowing themselves
indebted TO said estate IRE requested 10
make imredialc payment. while those b.'
wing claims will present them duly
authenticated for settlemcntto
REUBEN FESSEER,
May %, -. Executor.
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wDnanspor, ,sssss wear their bus,lss
ssioossiy ,hs, jbsy drop them. 10 the
streets occasionally, wheu they are cap.
asrsd BY rag men as va,aabis prisss. ss
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Agents Wanted for the New Work
OUR CHILDREN

How to Make and Keep them Healthy
By AUGUSTUS X. GARDNER, NJ. ID.
Late Professor in New York Medical
College.
II treats OF fAmusements, Education, Physi-
cal development, diseases, Accidents, maria
yes, &c, imparting a vast amount ol valuable
information conducive TO the Health, Happi
ness, and welfare of the young. Written IN a
piersiny style, 1t IL exceedingly interesting, as
we'll as instructive.
Every family should have II, and no Parent
con afford 70 be without II. Sendfor circulars
giving full particulars.
DUFFIELB ASHMEAD, Publisher,
III sapsom street, Philadelpbia.
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4 DMlNIsTRATOR's NUTlCE.--Leiters
~ Of Administration on the estate OF
Daniel @. Shook, late of Beaver town
ship, Snyder county, Pa. deceascd. have
been granted to the undersigned, residing
In said township. All parsons kuowing
themselves indebted to the estate Of said
deceased will please make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against said
estate will present them for settlement TO
JACOB GROSS.
June G, ~. Administrator.
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EXECuTORS' NOTICE.-tettcrs testa-
Lmcntary on the estate Of Francis A..
Boyer, late Of Washington twp, Snyder
county. Pa, deceased. have been granted
10 the undersigned. all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are re-
quested TO make immediate payment.
while those having claims will present
them TO WV. VI. BOYER.
CHARLES II. BOYER,
May %, -. Executors.
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Th.r. 4 base bsl' club IN slnsst syery
village inshe sssss, and In fonr out Of
every vilisscs whore sach congratulations
ssias tie women dig their own ssrdsns- u
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HoNr ASp iSsLru for Jute is before
We. and Is certaiely very valuable num-
Der. No other magazine surpasscs 1t in
the quality Of its literature. wbile il sur
passes all others of its size in ,he number
and variety of its articles, and IN ''s adap'
,ation to all the wants OF the family. Its
department of Health Culture, and Home
En- 'crt ainment, Humorous Incidents and
Current Events, make il the moa valua-
BILE and cheapest family magazine pub.
iished In the country Order il rom the
Newsdeslers, or send direct TO De Puy,
Lyon & Co.. No. 81 Fourth Avcnne. New
York. Single copies 10 cents !; Sl,S0 per
annum. "N
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NKpHoop, woNAxuoop-who may marry,
sd cuf.. sseaSSs ". wHiTFiES. ass Ppm
- stPiuslugg, ~ = sTlSk
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NIARREIID.

May 81, at the Ev. Parsonage at Beaver
town, by Rev. s. Auranj Mr.. Christ ian
lIarman and Miss Viola Raueh both Of
Beaver twp.
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hid sssny

,i,is generally scpesdsi all svr sbs
State. lthst shis has been the colds' sltns
isthe msmsry Of shs oldest inhaSi shls'A
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BoRkRs IN FRrr Trrrs Take very Thick
soft sosp without tilatipg. heat II to the
heiling point and paint the trees with it,
applying il freely, e,rcciahy near the
ground, and from thence sp some distance
among the branches, When put on bot IL
strikes iu'o the hark 50 that one applica-
iion made about the first Of June pro-
tscls the trees for the season, killing many
young borcrs and Gags which happened 20
he a, the surface OF The bark. This IS by
Far the cheapest md hest mode Of keeping
.he borers OUT oil apple trees yet tried.
The Lewisiown Gazette Of the o0lh nlt.,
ssys On Monday last tho trains Of the
Mifin aud Centre and Sunoury and Lew
istown Railroads commenced stopping nj
the new depot near Mill street, making a
siill longer walk from the west end OF
town TO and from tbs cars. nr
On Friday a week Samuel D. aud Jacob
. II. Zook trapped and Gagged for pet
large bear. which when fat it is supposed
will weigh 400 pounds. lie was caugh
on Mrs, s,eeley's farm Stone mountain.
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NIN.-..iN / /. NJ lAH..i.

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Elit Iaps tn. tn "i r,'-
Ph,aa,irbi, Hod ;..s'u.h.4ri.
.l lWo.Irars N'l, '"muii.n
tg irig 0uejns' ISge 90 .
.pN Ash WEIR AOHAA1E..
lS'h. l'il th, i',-r.rr .H.
Of ,ue puusy'na, rit'.rt Cw..H.
viii Nrput npU lhlri hutz
a; rhudrlth,t rns.nft a' 81.
F\srH NUn. ..r
80 Thihlc'ilui Gspt,ir .,ss,' ....
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IN5 faIiiu leaves ll,trt.hu.- ...
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Of Wes, rria clIhia ut wa w.
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r,,c- nj rhi'.i~IpLjh ~ I ! - - r
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T .WE daily az II l0 ~ Rid la.
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I 2rU.- Elm,n, Expu... leaves IT,. e..
/ daily At . u' . ia auG arrives nj $3.50. P'..
, 40 lpA'. pi O. uh = ~ LVcerl Sur
p 3 Si- Ilhtrshulg Accu.nredl'i o. ...
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THr County Commissioners have arpoin

tbs County Commissioners have aTpoin
ted the following Tax Collectors for 1872
Beaver-Miehael Ewig
Beaver west--Abner Wagner,
Centre-Micbsel Yeislsy,
Chapmsn-Jonas Sewers,
Franklin-J W Eisenhower.
Jackson--simo Erdley,
MldJleburg-Jacob Sieininger.
Middleoreek--l Henry Pon,ius. ,
'Monroe--Peter Trexlcr,
Penus-Daniel Gemberling,
Perry--wm. Feiges.
Perry west-Henry Gordon,
Aselinsgrove--liaury Huber, w.
hUniou-Willia Kelly.
washingtca--Abraham wertf.
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THs sPHREsoLoGicAL JounsAL for June Is
an admirable number to close the Fifty!
fourth volume Of that rncst excellent fun
lily msgssiue. Conspicuous among us con !;
tents are, william Oron, President West
srn Telegraph Co.; What Is the Tariff
Question iiby Horace Greeley Steal or
Starvs |! Sir Francis Grossly NJ. r.; Mon.
ticsllo, Famous ssibe hsne Of Thomas
Jefferson /; iExpression; The Chinese In
Abe Philippiatsj Preachers and Preaching;
Boys Library; Carbon and its Different
fopns'; Pail Du Chaillu, the famous Trav.
slsr; Life Insurance A Bad Pen, etc.
viii numerous One illustrations and por-
irsits. A new volume begirswiih the jul y
number. A good time ID subscribe fne
premiums offered. Tsrns So . year. 80
rests . number. 8. n'wsits, Puh.isssr.
ssw yert,
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CrRAY HORSE Came TO the
Oprernlses VI the subscriber In Franklin Twp,
snyder County, Pa, on the 81 Of May, 1852. =
CHESTNUT BROWN HORSE, about yeats
old. anu about 10 hands high. Tho owner Is rc.
quested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and tako him away, or he viii bo DIS
posed OF according to law.
Franklin twp, May Is, lsIa.
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To KEEP HAMS IN SusmER. There are a
number Of modes given 10 keep hams
through the warm season free from the At.
aacks Of insects. Some bag them and
~hitewash the bags. which is iroubiesome
nnd somewhat expensiye; sumo cover
them with dry wood. ashes and pack them
In barrels and cover thoroughly with pine
,khavings; but we think the hest plan OF
all, aud ceriainly the least expensive with
all who have smoke-bouse, and every
farmer should have q good one, Is TO keep
The hams hung up Ia u smoke-house, which
fnil1 be kept perfectly dark at all times
I'VE have eaten hams SO kept two years old,
and ihcy were among the best We ever
tasted. Uniform darkness is complete
protection against the attacks Of insects.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-22

Augustus Palmer, formerly Of the well
known firm OF Haskell & Palmer OF Wood
stock, publishers Of the Vermont MeTcury
etc, died az Geneva. Ill, on Sunday the sch
inst, where he was employed as station agent
by the Northwestern Railroad Company
lie was son Of the late Judge Walton
Palmer, and Is in the Sob year Of his age
Mr. Ira Densmore, formerly of Chelsea a
very worthy man, died in Lowell, Mass, last
week aged ffty-seven.
Hon. I. W. PARK and Gen II. If. Baxter
are about to establish a urge American
Banking House in London
Theodore A. Peck, a native Of Burlington
and = druggist By profession, died suddenly
Of apople5y at Watertown, New York, on
Saturday morning last, aged So years.
John II. Denison Of Royalton, has upon a
competitive examination held at White River
Junction on the 10Th and Ilth inst, re-
ceived an appointment to the Naval Academy
as cadet midshipman from the Second Dis
trict Of Vermont. Judge Poland s district)
In case Denison fails to avail himself of the
appoint Dent the Examining Board recomd-
mend Edward A. Sherman Q Brattleboro who
passed the second best examination
DECORATION DAT-A circular has been
issued by the Grand Commander of the
Grand Army Of the Republic in Rhode
Island to the clergymen cf that State, asking
their cooperation in making the associations
+ and services of Decoration Day as solemn
and tenderly significant as possible, and to
that end asking that a sermon be delivered 10
every place of worship on sunday preceding,
May 20, commemorative Of the dead heroes
and the cause for which they laid down their
lives. A similar invitation will be extended
through the press to all the clergymen Of the
country.
I The suggestion Is an excellent one, and is
commended to the clergymen of Vermont
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-22
The General Convention OF tie Congre2a
tiOnal Churches in Vermont is to be held at
Bratteboro, June 18th.

The General Convention OF tie COngre2a
tiOnal Churches in Vermont is to be held al
Brattleboro, June 18th.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Alden p. Wood of Bridgewater made the
present season, from three hundred trees ~
fifteen days. 1000 pounds of sugar and
syrup.
Measles closed the Black River Academy
Ludlow, on Friday, the l0th, one week
earlier shan usual.
DIR. Goldsmith OF Rutland, assisted by
DR. Huntington of Rochester and DR.. Brig
ham of Pittsfeld, on the 9Th inst, amputAteo
leg OF Ira Holt, Jr., Of Pittsfeld. It was
hurt about year ago severely and has been
very trOu blesOme since, until the physicians
decided that il must he amputated.
The rectorship of ST. Paul's Church
Windsor. has been offered to Rev. j. b. Pit
man of Swanton.
At the next term Of the County Court two
Islander suits from the town of Chester will be
tried r. Richardson V. \. Shedd and
Rev. E. 5. Foster V. q. p. SpauldiDg.
Dr. E. A. Knight Of Springfield died oil
Monday, the 9th inst, aged 50 years. He
was much beloved in that vicinity where be
was well known, and his many friends are &c
honor his memory with an appropriate
monument
A lively interest is Just now prevailing IN
Springfield on the subject of temperance
Meetings are frequently held, and it is claimed
that neither ale nor beer are now sold IN
town.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-22
NoRrrrrrLp Irrn..-on Ftidar last Miohael

NoRTHFIELD ITEMS son Friday last Michael
Lynch in going to his pasture on the noun
tain near the Waitsfeid line. came upon a
bear and two cabs TIE cubs took to a tree
and the bear showed fight. Mr.. Lynch sent
his son TO his house, about mile, ioT his
guu, be in the meantime keeping the bear at
bay and the cubs in the tree. As the lad
returned with the gun, he fred twice at the
bear without any visible effect, when they
turned their attention TO the cubs IN the
tree, and brought one down at the first fire
Tuey then concluded to take the other alive,
and cut down the tree, but no sooner done
than the cub was up another. About this
time Mr.. N,ses Field arrived, and after cut
ting several trees they succeeded in taking
the cub alive. They have seen and shot at
the old bear several times since, bat have not
yet succeeded in capturing sr. His young
bearship does t take to civilization kindly,
but persists in biting AMI scratching the
hand that would feed him. Mr. Lynch lost
a valuable sheep only few days before. and
it was while the bears were taking lunch
from the carcass that be came suddenly up
on them.
ll4ry j. and Percy Gid len have sold their
house ou Central street to LYNN n. Howe,
for 5000
Rev. A. c. Stevens IS q be absent several
weeks.
It's reported that Rev R. Green has ac-
ceptei call from the Univsrsalist Church
in Mortified.
A C0NUNDRUN BY rhE HIsToRICAL SOCIETY.
When and where was Dresden, a town
or place once represented in the Vermont
Legislature. the seat of an cary newspaper
enterprise and the locality where the state
printing was once dJne2 It has failed to
leave any record of itself, aud although a
writer in the Woodstock Post uses the ex-
preston ami Han5veg-thcu CALEB Ores
den, it appears that both Of those namei
places were represented in the Vermont Leg
isItture 40 the SANE time, which leaves
Dresden sill uu4e.ountei for. II Dresden
was n,5 myth. aad it il had an existence
alon ,side Of ulnover, when AMI where was
it stricsen from the roll. We don't care
particularly 10 know Ourselt BIZ: we would
Ike 70 tell the Historical Society If we can
get hold of the news first
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-22

The TENACITT OF rRUTH.-Wle lien a nation
az clearheaded as the Americans once become
convinced, from long experience and obser-
vation, that an article possesses superior
excellence as q medicine, not all the pre-
pOsterous clamOr of all the worthless nostrum
vendors in the universe can shake their be-
lief in its efficiency. Truth is a very tena-
ciOus thing, as these worthless are beginning
to discover. PLANTATION BITrERs mas too
firm hold upon the popular esteem to be in
the slightest degre aft cted by the cold water
dlatribes which the advertisers of fermented
slOPs, - without particle of alcohol" are
% fond of launching against alcoholic prep
arations. The public knows very well that
this peerless renovant and tonic does contain
spirits, but it also knows that they are of
the purest aud most wholesome description,
viz. j: fine old st. Croix, the most active and
beneficial dIffuser Of ITS remedial and invjg-
Grating properties throughout the system
which could possibly be adopted
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-22
Orange County Good rempbrs Union.

The Orange County Good Templars Union
held its quarterly session With the Williams
town L,dse, on tie Ian of Nay. The ez
ercises, through the kindness ol the Con-
gresational Society, were held in their
church. The morning exercises were devoted
chiefly g. She god Of the or Ter. HJa. !.
r. Cle4velani 81 B.55kdeld, WORTHY Chief
remp~r, presided. X. P Martin Esq. ST
Wlliiam7town. welcomed the dclesttes from
the various lodges ID a very appropriate AMI
acceptable address, which was bly, responded
to BY Col j. B Mead Of RsniJlph.
Reports on the condition of the various
lodges 10 the county were listened u with
much interest, which showed most Of them
to be il a very healthy and prosperous state.
Mrs. Alma Walbridge of Williamstown then
read 7ery good essay % temperance and
temperance work Her el0cuti4n was good.
and she was listened to with marked at
tcuri5u After the transaction Of some
Town Hall, 20 psrt4ae Of "a 7umptlous din
ner. provided by the generous hospitality Of
our Williamst0wn friends.
Tho afternoon exercise consisted 81 ad
dresses bv Prof. q. E Conan. III Randylp.
Normal School, John L. Hall. E-q., and Rev.
o : Norris Of Tdn6ridsc. Hon. B Martin
lot Chelsea. AMI Judge CIe4yeaad OF Brook
field. The following question was discussed
.. Resolved that moral sats.on is create.
promoter Of temperance than legal force -
By Pro. C0nlnt and L 9. Hincaey. Of
Chelsea, followed BIZ Rev Mr.. Bsmjs Ma,
r Smith. Or. Darsec and other volunteers.
The Union then adi9urnei 1r tea. which,
like the dinner, wa a'l that heart could
wish.
10 the e.euIng. Mrs o. s. Clark. .Jr.. of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-22

Resolutions in nI can DRY OF *. Bul ~ 81 .
WHEREAS, il has pleased the supreme Architect %
the Universe to summon from his labors upon earth
our beloved Brother Roger G. BuIklcv. as the fret
from the Lodge, calling him by Ms Omuipotent viii
90 that Judgment which awaits AN who t1iius u
this earthly temple; and
WHEREAS, The Mason BE- ties which have so long
bound rs in mutual friendship and enjoyment 20 our
departed friend who has belonged 90 the Mystic Or
der for more than threescore years, are severed
more 70 be reunited until the day when the grave
shall yield up it= dead therefore
Res0}rsd, That we sincerely mourn thls disfuT.
ton Of c0venau,el friendship, bearing 30 tender re
memberance his fidelity % Ma onry. and hi. jevo.
tion 70 the principles it mculcate-.
Resolre9 That we earnestly sympathiza with d.
relatives and friends OF our deceased Brotho aud
tender them that consolation which The world can
neither give nor take away, aul that we will weal
the usual badge Of mourning for the space ofthirty
days.
CHAs. 4. DALE, Secretary Mad River Lodge " F.
& =. NJ, Moretowu VT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-22

FUNERAL OF Coz STEVENS At Mourn Al.
BURS.-Col. Paran Stevens, who recently died
in New York City, was once lessee of the
New England House, of the Revere, and
fremont Houses, in Boston the keeper Of Il
public house at Mobile. Fiftl Avenue HJtcl,
New York. Continental at Philadelphia, and
was the owner Of an elegant villa at New
port he was native Of Clarem)nt, y H.,
AMI was unquestionably the most distinguish
ed hotel keeper in the world lie was very
wealthy and had been liberal "A expending
money at the cemetery vi Mount Auburn /;
he purchased one Of the largest lots there,
surrounded it with a granite coping built an
expensive tomb and erected a monument,
which, FOR its foe proporti ous solidity and
/ appearance Of durability IS not ezcelled by
any one within the grounds.
AT the time Of the death OF Col Stevens,
Mrs Stevens was 10 Paris, and upon her
arrival in this country the remains Of her
husband were brought To Boston, and on
Thursday, the 10Th Of Nay, were deposited
in the family vault at the cemetery
The service was held at the lo:, and wac
conducted according % the Episcopal form.
The Reverend Philips Brooks ofb.ate3 while
surrounded by a large circle Of the relatives
and personal friends of the deceased. L, was
solemn and impressive scene to all who
witnessed Il
NERa5>rEs ~ BJsIJN.