MARRIED,
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 In this town, on Tuesday evening, July Sth, by the Rev. MT. Dixon, MT. JOSEPH DENNIsoN, of Newton Upper Falls, Mass. ito Miss SARAH JANE, daughter of Mir. Denman Woodruff of this town.

 IA superb loaf of the wedding cake is received ]

 DIED,

 At Woodbury. June goth, Mrs. Ruth Smith, wid- ow of the Hon. Nathaniel Smith, late one of the Judges of the Superior Court of this State aged 76. At Harwinton on the Sth inst, Mrs. Candace Catlin, aged IS, widow of the late Lewis Catlin, Esq.

 In Salisbury. Edmond Landon Esq. aged 54

 In Mt. Morris, on the 24th June, Deacon JESSE STANLEY, aged S7 years and months.

 He was born in Goshen, Conn.,, Dec. g, l757.- His grandfather, Nathaniel Stanley, came from Pennington 10 Goshen in 1742, and died in ITO, aged 93 years. His father, William Stanley, died at the age of S8.

 The subject of our present notice, took an active part in the struggle for liberty in the time of the Revolution. At the commencement of the war he was about 19 years of age, and Tn accordance with the usual custom of the young farmers of New England he had made arrangements for his mar riage with neighbours daughter, had been pub- lished in church, and the wedding day was fixed, but leaving all these considerations, he listened with ra'rot's ardor to the first echo of the Brit. ish musketry from Lexington, and of the cannons' roar from Bunker-hitl, and turning away from all the promised enjoyments of home, he entered the army of his country as volunteer. He was inthe engagement at Harlaam-H Heights, but was preserv- ed unharmed, while his comrades were falling all around him.

 After serving in the army about six months, he returned to his native place and pursued the peace iul occupation of husbandman. He made pro- tesslon ot religion at an early age, and in the year 1900, was appsntnd n--~--~--- shen. :. z. As c..rlov with b;s fm;,v ro,novcd into the western country, and took un irael of land in the valley of the Genesee rv- CT. then regarded as the far toest. within the Tim it's of the present town of Mt. Morris, then called Aliens Hill. HeIe ha resided until the time of ms Orrl., June sth, of sna nox. No an Lockwood. aged 91. He was one of the first to enter tte army at the first onhrAei- - .,.. tlon and active participant m tne struggles at Lexington. Bunker Hill, Concord and Yorktown.