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THE Death CHARM.

Along broad highway, in the
State of Maryland, rode two persons,
mounted upon two splendid animals,
with the easy grace of equestrians
accustomed to the saddle.
One was maiden of scarcely more
than 16, with q fresh, lovely face and
u form developing into perfection,
wearing dark blue habit and a
slouch hat, with heavy ostrich
plume. Gauntlet gloves incased her
tiny hands, while about her there
was an air of high breeding.
Her company was nearly double
her age, attired in the undress uni
form of Captain of cavalry. He
was striking-looking man, with a
frank, fearless face that was very fas.
cinating.
That there was a love affair exist
ing between the two-young as was
the maiden-their glances indicated,
and the course Of true love, in their
case, seemed tolbe running smooth.
Presently they CAME upon a crowd
OF men in the roadway, A youth
lay bound upon the ground his face
pale and bleeding, and above him
bent a half dozen rude fellows, talk
ing in angry tones.
"Carter, what means this disturb.
ance?" asked the maiden, sternly, ad,
dressing one Of the men.
The man touched his hat politely
and replied;
at means, Miss Lulu, that we've
caught Tartar here, but we've got
him tied fast now"
"What has he been doing, Carter?'
"Well, you see Miss, l saw him
coming out Of the forest, where, you
know, your father allows nogunning,
and | called to him to stop and he
paid no attention to me, so l calls
the boys from the field and we gave
chase and caught him, though he
fought like tiger"
"And you have dared to attack a
man in the public road, sir? My
father shall hear OF this at once"
said Lulu Sanford, angrily.
"He's nothing but a gypsy, Miss,
from the camp over the hill yondcr,''
sullenly said the man.
''He is human being, and was
doing no harm. Unbind him at
once, sirl"
The young officer at once sprang
from his horse and quickly released
the youth, who was secured with a
rope, and said kindly: "Get up my
man, and return to your camp"
The youth turned his dark eyes
upon the speaker, and said, family:
81 cannot, sir, | am badly hurt"
"'Shame on yop Carter A num-
Der Of burly men to beat q poor boy
as you have done You shall suffer
for this, all of youl" cried the maid,
en-, Indignantly; and as the men
hug their heads abashed, she contin-
ued:
"Raise him in your arms and car
ry him at once so the mansion, while
l ride by and send DR.. Moore to see
him. Tell Jane to put him in COM
Portable ROOM"
Anxious to redeem themselves in
the eyes of their employers daugh'
ter, the men raised the youth in
their arms and bore him away, while
Lulu Sanford and her escort, Captain
Fred De Lancy, galloped on after the
physician.
An hour after, the two rode up tc
the door of a very handsome man
sion surrounded by ornamental
grounds, flower gardens, and every
indication that those who dwel'
there were possessed of wealth and
refinement.
At the door an elderly gentleman
met them, who called out pleasantly
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'ns esf peal dr;nal6e, Jenny,

Htls ! sstil an 3 )e'lk' -naihe, Jenny,
II I've nothing else to say.
Nor isit strange.that when / saw
Z. Your sweet face in d frown,
l hung my scythe in the apple!tree,
And thought the sun went down.
For when you sung the tune that ends
With such golden ring,
The lark was made ashamed, and sat
With her head beneath her wing.
You need not try to speak, Jenny,
You blush and tremble so,
But kiss me, darling, ii it's yes,
And kiss me ii it's no.
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A ttornsSs Mt Law, Point Pleasant West Virginia.
a Practice in the County Of Mason; the United States
Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia. me- Prompt atten
'oa given to the collection of claims. Liam 8, Is7o-iy
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invited himin, Heapproached, and
when be had reached the vine.cover-
ed porch sankidown on n chair, the
one Miss Waldron had vacated, and
buried his face in his wrinkled
hands. sold gentleman Miss Wal.
dion said, "can do anything for
you? You look so weary @That
voice!" the man exclaimed. "yena,
don't you know mo? Henry has"
A shrek, and the old man stopped
and lifted the form Of an old woman
from the floor. When the brother
had returned q couple of old lovers
walked out into the beautiful peace
of night. The party walked along
the road, each hand clasped within
the other. Opening a gate they
turned into an enclosure. They
stopped at a mound. "Bend over,
Henry, and see if you can read the
inscription" Henry leaned over,
Strengthening up, said: at is the
grave of Ralph Mitchell" In a lit.
tie log church not far away pleased
minister pronounced Henry and We.
ma man and wife, Nature says their
lives will not continue but "a few
years longer; true sentiment says the
few years will be happy ones.
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Il Il Z cannot !, M. 'teils father. .

Il cannot tell father
1Then we will drive to their camp
tomorrow and have a itaik,with.G Jap;
tain Carl, who seems to be a splen.
did fellow ,t4s. s
And the next day Lulu felt $50
much better that she drove to ,the
gypsy encslnpment with her father,
but the wanderers had departed, and
when they had returned again % tie
..neighborhood, Ave years after Lulu
was Mrs. Fred De Lapcy, and had 1
little boy whom they had named
Car, after the chief who, 9lsh. his
son, came 70 SANFORD Hill % wish
them. "a 4
The gypsy boy had grown into .
handsome man and Captain Carl's
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There seems to be a hope that a
long suffering public will obtain re-
lief at last. Capt. Boyton contem.
plates taking a swim down the yell
lowstone, and nobody ever came
through that river alive.
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DIR. L. i. CAMpnELL.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. tenders his pro.
An SiiiSGgal services to the people Of Mason county
ohs' in Hess building, next door to Arlington House.
OCT s9 rS1D-y.
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w. p. NEALE, M. D.

ME- Main street, between sd and sd; residence,
" tn iin ~ @ street. heweeg6h and 9TH Attends prompt
j'ns, r579-iy N A''''' - ''"re '''' N''ss
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JOHN w. ENGLISH,

ttorney at Law, will practice in the Courts Of Ma.
- son. Putnam and Jackson, and in the Court Of Ap.
peaS Of West Virginia Address Point Pleasant, Mason
county, WeSt Virginia. --- jan 8, IS7o-IY
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CHAS. w. rHELpS.

A ttorney ut Law and Notary Public, Point
u Pleasant West Virginia. Special attention given
10 collections and remittances promptly made.
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~ think our church will last a
good many years yet" said wag-
gish deacon to his minister; II see
the sleepers are very sound"
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KNIGHT A. COUCH,

ttoncys at Law. will practice in the counties Of
q q Mason and Putnam. Address T.. B. Knight, at
ShatleSton, West Virginia, James H. Couch, Jr at
Point Pleasant, West Virginia is4rMr. Couch Is No.
'a'y Public for Mason county. Liam 8, is7o-Iy
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DzMocaATzc TN Politics
Coun,y Directory.

Judge Circuit Court--joseph Smith, Raveaswood.
Clerk Circuit Court-C. D. Waggener
President County Court-D. S. Van Matre.
County Clcrk-J, PR, y. Smith.
Prosecuting Atlofney-Gco, p, Simpson.
SHERIFF., SEHoS. Depu,ieS-J Jeweit, Jailor,
Samuel ". SOmeryille, Geo. K. Henry, Jos. N. Daigf
and W. b, Somerve.
Surveyor Of Lands-Thomas j. Roberts.
ASSessors-JameS W. Windon, District No. L; Z. +
Baker, District No. ..
Superintendent, Of Free Schools-charles f, Hogg.
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City Officers.
Secret societies.
ATTORNEYS
I. N. TonLISSoS. D. ", PoLsLHY.
ToSILISsON & POLsLi:Y,

A itorncys and Counselors Ht Law, Point Plea
a SAINT West Virginia. practice in the County Of Ma
son. the United States District Court for West Virginia
and in the Supreme Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia
entrusted to them. Address, Point Pleasant, W. Va
jan s. I579-ry:
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"SosEw r. hARUEE. I'D. H. FRAvEL.
DRs. BARBEE & FRAvEL,
oI!hweSt cor. 9th and Main Streets, Point Pleasant,
~ " we" Virginia. Office hours from to 10 a. m. and
:, " M Ljune II '7o-Iy.
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A skeptical young collegian con.
fronted an old Qurker with the state.
ment that he did not believe in the
Bible. The Quaker said; "Does thee
believe in France?" "Yes, for though
| have not seen it, l have seen others
that havej besides, there is plenty of
corroborative proof that such coun-
try does exist" "Then thee will not
believe anything thee or others have
not seen2" "No, to be sure 1 won't"
"Did thee ever see thine own brains2'
mo" "Ever see anybody that did2"
"No." "Does thee believe thee has
any?" The young man left.
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DIR. S. q. SHAW,

Z pHiYSlcIAN AND SURGEON, tenders his pro.
isI'oha services to the public Calls promptly at
H.. ni 70 Office, cor. Main and Cd Streets opposite
~ wv rfe'0y'e'ian church. lapril S, ls70-ry
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IIs,rsis tsnt rnan could. not.

L. = ~ = ~ /. = Z ~ - :. |..
m his opi mon. " I.
The next day Fred
shorsel5ar ride, and 9hed
were brought round Viola
pearedsip i habit thae
Rondrous beauty strallgel
Refusing the offer of ~
her, she laid her hand On
md and leaped lightly int
die from the ground:
sSAels beensin a circus, 4
.said Fred, in a low tone, as
|Iailii to her saddls and 10
eohviAesd of this when Il
perfect manner IA which 4
ness ma nags the wild
rode
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WIN. 4. DENNIS,
A ttorncy at Law. Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
n will practice in the Courts Of Mason and adjoining
counties. June ii-iy.
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eyes.
When asked by Lulu and her hus.
band about Viola, he said, in allow,
stern voice:
"she is dead, lady, our tribe SEN
fenced her to die by her own hand
and being gypsy, she obeyed."
And Captain Carl and his son
wended their way back to their
woodland encampment, burying in
treir hearts a bitter secret.
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O. p. SIMPSON. II. II. HOWARD.
SIMPSON & HOWARD,
Auornccys at Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
- Praeuee in the United States District Court, Su.
Ptme Court Of Appeals, and circuit courts Of the 9Th
J"uGaI District. Office in court house. tjan 8, 79
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81 Rather Like Your Style !
When are You Coming Agin?''

Not many months ago party of
Boston gentleman came to this city
an went on fishing excursion. Some
Of them got pretty Jolly, one in par
ticular, who setting one Of the cod
fish (which they had caught, walked
up the wharf. He soon espieda vet.
eran fisherman, who was saving
wood, and under the impulse Of the
moment, fetched him n whack across
the face with the Goldfish. In mo-
ment he was sober The generous
impulse Of anoble heart throbbed in
his bosom. He felt that he had done
a mean, ungentlemanly act, and he
meant to atone for it then and there.
Taking out ten-dollar bill he prof.
cred it to the veteran, saying: "Ac.
cept this and let it wipe out any rec
elections of the cowardly blow 1
struck you, as | did not mean to do
it, and am very sorry for it."
The veteran took the bill, his face
beaming with mingled astonishment
and delight, and making bow re.
marked: "see here, stranger, you can
~
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HENRY j. FISHER, Jr.

A ttorney and Counselor ut Law, Point Pleas.
a ant, West Virginia, Practices in the Counties oi
Mason and ackson in the State Supreme Court Of Ap
peas and in the United States District Court for the
DNFic. Of West. Virginia. % ljan 5, IS7o=Iye
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JAMES W. HoGE. JAMES B. MENAGER.
HOGE A. MENAGER

" " me Circuit and County Courts Of Mason county,
p,,N HsM virginia Address James W. Hoge, Winfield,
po.. county West Virginia. James D. Menager,
'T'n' ;aa r'easant. Mason county, West Virginia.
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The women of Fredericktown,
Ohio, last week bounced liquor sell
Ter. They invaded his premises,
poured out his liquors, and smashed
things generally. A rather muscu.
lar reform, this!
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The Georgia gold mines yield s1,-
100000 a year. The Nfagruder mine,
just in the edge of Lincoln county,
is worked day and night, and yields
100 pennyweights of gold per hour,
or $500 a day and the Georgia papers
think that their State will eventu.
ally rival Colorado's mineral rich.
ness.
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si pyself ran of
ls ied'Sl.e young officer
aIe glad did, papa,
a. lo3l1 dr oyerseer, Garter,
ia Tie hired men had beat
seyerely, Just because he
n1gst0p when commanded to-,
~ Lulu.
ess the doctoris now with the
sfpnd bis (ather too, : fear
IL badly hurt, and Carter
d shall lesve my place at
4 ~ y ~ ~, 4 i,lu. = IL, "a y
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his manner startled Lulu, who said
quickly: ss,8
The death charm! what can you

VI ~ ~ tis'sttssIt estsIt Stthi III sWhHt cah yVu
nean2s
lady les me see. it, pleaseg
Impressed byshis manner, Lulu
unfastsaed the clasp and handed it
,to,him
For aSinoment he gazed intently
.t,p0n i, and then, to the surprise Of
the lady, touched aspiring, the exist
fencesof which she knewanot Of, and
IL few open Ikea locket, .s.s..,. h,
Z 4 knew ] was not mistakep-it,is
the death charm. See here, lady
Do you see theseliltle marks thatlpok
like engravinga Well they are holes
through the gold; back, as you see
n III \ -
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GUM & WILEY.

W. R. GUM. RANKIN Wiley, il
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PHYSICIANS.

-''r>N"H>,>>>N'>'.--
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GEIEDHALI.

Printers bills and probate fees should
be paid promptly.
cleo" and family being absent on a
visiting tour this week, we consented
to itemize little for the HERALD.
See advertisement in another column
of excursion to Portland and return.
The fare from Groveton Junction is
only $3.50.
The Sabbath School concert at the
Methodist church last Sabbath evening
was largely attended, and was one of
the most instructive and interesting
ever held in in this place.
Real Estate tranefore Col. q. II.
Webb and wife of Lancaster, to W. H.
Meacham, the farm in this town known
as the Col. Webb farm and upon
which L. II. Cole lived at the time the
house was burnt. Price, $4,000.
Business done in Probate Court, July
17-Henry Howe's estate inventory
returned filed and recorded. Assets
over 5000 July 19-Roxanna Vests
estate inventory received and record
ed. July 22-Joseph A. Davis estate;
q. M. Mansur Executor license grant
ed to sell personal property.
The hay crop is much better than
last year. w. II. Meacham will tut on
the Fisk farm and the one he recently
purchased, over $50 tons of hay. Hon.
Charles E. Benton is the champion
farmer in this section, he says he cut
SO cocks from 3-4 of an acre, or about
1-2 tons. Who beats?
Mr.. Edward Webb, of Boston, Mass,
has been spending few days in town.
Mr.. Webb is the youngest son of Lucius
R. Webb, deceased, who was well
known in this county prior to 1916, at
which time he and family went to st.
Johnsbury to live. Mr.. Webb seemed
well pleased with his visit after an alb
sence of 33 years.
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GRANNY.

Frank Rice has erected n new barn
and Mr.. Samuel Bllzzell a new shed.
Things wear a Ret0 aspect all round.
See advertisement in another column
of excursion to Portland and return.
The fare from Groveton Junction is
only $3.50.
Royal Tole has contracted to blast
the rocks and remove them from the
road near Burke mountain. 1t now
begins to look as though people could
travel in safety on that road.
Mr.. Wesley Emerson lost a valuable
horse on Friday of last week. He start
ed for the depot with load of lumber
and when about mile from home the
horse began to kick, getting entangled
in the traces, and breaking its leg. 1t
was put out of its misery by being
killed.
A boy living in the north part of this
town was returning home on Friday
of last week when his horse suddenly
stopped and showed signs of fear. AT
ter little coaxing he started off again
and at the same time a large animal
Undoubtedly a bearl made a jump for
the wagon but missed it. The animal
ran after the team for about half a
mile and then retired. Next morning
the boys father went out and found
the tracks of the critter, also the car
cass of a sheep partly eaten.
On Friday of last week Mr.. Frank
Rice drove a pair of horses to Shores
mill and carelessly left them standing
on the bridge near the end of the mill
which was running at the time. The
horses becoming frightened, started off
and before they were again secured
had managed to get badly hurt besides
smashing the wagon. One horse, in all
probability, will not le able to work
for some time. Mr.. Rice will undoubt
eddy be more careful in the future as to
where he leaves his horses. COMET.
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/ l.. f. Gallup has gone out as agent
for Kemp and Burpee, selling manure
spreaders.
Hop buyers are in town and many
farmers are disposiPg of an aceumula-
ted stock.
Carpenter s. Adams and p. E. Holt
have their new barns nearly completed
which are great additions to their
farms.
DIR. L. w. Clark has rented the Har-
ny Hinman place, now occupied by
Charles Batchelder, Of Mrs. Aaron
Hinman. X.Y.Z.
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RECENT STATEMENT
OF
HON. PHILIP K, GLEED.
MoRRIsyILLE, VI, Jan. II, 1877.

MoRRIsyILLE, w. Jan. II, 1877.
DIR. SMYTII,
Dear Sir:-I take the opportunity again to
express my gratitude for the great benefit re-
ceived under your treatment some seven years
since. At that time was suffering from
catarrhal affection and liberated sore throat
which had impaired my general health to an
alarming extent. had been under the care
of some of the best regular physicians both in
TINS place and burlington, and received no
permanent benefit but was rapidly and surely
growing worse, when consulted you l saw
you but once yet after following up prescribed
remedies for few weeks, the throat troubles
entirely disappeared, ana my general health
became as good as formerly. 1t is hut Just to
add that during this lapse of time the disease
has never again appeared.
would also say in behalf of Mrs. Gleed that
your treatment of her case for Bronchial On
tarrh some four years since, was very success.
full, et1ecting Il cure in two or three months
Most earnestly can recommend you to nv
friends and the public ut large as physician
deserving the utmost confidence.
Very respectfully yours,
sH. PUILIPK GLElD
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Editor IF HeraH:-I would like to in
form the readers of the HERALD that l
did not lose my ambition on July 4th,
but l let my employer have it to join
with his own and aid him in attempt
ing to drive a three-horse team, which
until lately has been beyond his capa-
bilities. You ought TO have seen the
antics of his horses at the idea of his
driving them all at once. So Disguised
was the old white horse that she turned
square around in the road and gave
him such look that he will never try
it again. have laid in new stock
and will try and not hoe myself to
sleep again. W. NJ. b.
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Grand Trunk Railway.
Summer Arrangements.

ON and after June So and until further TO
tice, trains viii De run a. follows:
GOING WEST.
Express train for Montreal win leave Island
Pond az 80 a. M. Mixed train for Quebec and
Montreal will leave Island POad NJ I, a. IN.
Express trains for Lewiston Will leave Port
land az ! 90 a. m. u 81 and 5.lGp. N.
Express trains for Montreal and the West,
will leave Portland M ij a. m. and 90 p. m,
Lewiston At 3 90 d. M, GOrham M y OF and SO
d. m, and Island Pond ut :. - and 1000 p. m
The latter connects az Richmond for Quebec.
Mixed train for Island Pond will leave Port
land M 80 p. m, and Gorham at AL D. m.
GOING EAST.
Express trains for Lewiston, Portland, ard
Boston will leave Montreal at $50 a. IN, and
800 p. m, and Island Pond at SO a. M, and
1850 p. m.
Express Trains for Island Pond will leave
Montreal AT SIS p. m, and ShcrbroOke ut I'D
p. IN.
Mixed train for Island Pond viii leave Mon
trestl at "A. m, and SherbrOOkC M 40 y. M.
Express trains for Portland Will leave Lew
iston at .25 and II. 50 A. m, and l3) p. IN.
Mixed train for Portland leaves Gorham at
3.45 and 1850 a. m.
Mixed train for Gorham will leave Island
Pond ut IL Il. NJ
Trains east of Island Pond are run by Port
land time, and west by Montreal time.
J. HICkSON,
General Manager.
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GATARRH CAN Be CURED.
IMPORTANT STATEMENT.
HON. A. B. NELSON.
DERBYLINE, VT.
To THE PUBLIC:

To THE PUBLIC:
1t is with pleasure l add another testimonial
to the many Dr.. Smyth has received for his
skillful treatment of chronic and obstinate
diseases since coming among us, nearly three
months ago. 1t is now two months since
placed my son Charley under DR.. Smyth'5 care
for chronic catarrh, affecting his nose, head
and throat quite severely, his main trouble
being an almost continued frontal headache
with dt1iulty of breathing through the nos
trils, and unhealthy discharge passing into
the throat. lam happy to say all these symp-
toms passed away under the doctors slilltul
treatment some time since, and l have no
doubt now of obtaining complete cure of the
most annoying and dangerous disease.
a. b. NELSON.
Derby Line, VT, July 10, 1878.
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WEST CONCORD.

Ira Wetherbee comes to the front
with q new sign.
Frank Hull moved from the Barron
House last week into the Brigham
house at the upper end of the village,
Mrs, .. NJ. Huntley gave one Of her
popular readings at the NJ. E. church
last Monday evening, which was very
good.
See advertisement in another column
of excursion to Portland and return.
The fare from Groveton Junction is
only $3.50, MoDoC.
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liea

Meg REGOR.-In Concord, July 10th, Mrs.
VIM. Mc3regor, aged Is years.
CAMPEON.-In East Hav en-, July II, james
Calnpeon, aged G2 years and II months.
BENTON.-In Lancaster, n. H., July 90 Cor
nelia May, daughter of Hon. Jacob Benton,
aged about years.