{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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PAINFuI.-On Tuesday night, 10Th ult., MIR. Ed
to New YORK to make purchases, was taken suddenly
sick there Thursday died Friday morning, and his
remains brought to Poughkeepsie on the evening
of that day On Sunday his funeral attended by
large number OF citizens, and by the members OF the
different Lodges Of Odd Fellows OF one OF which he was
a member. Since his funeral, circumstances OF most
painful nature in relation to orgeres committed by him
have come 10 light II is ascortained that money has
be en- obtained at banks and of individuals on forged
notes and other papers On several Of tho notes there


are one or two forged enorssrs and real endorser
The banks therefore will not ose but the real endorser,
wo supposed himself safe when he gave his name be-
cause there were other substantial endorsers before him.
will be the sufferer. The forgeries said to amount
TO $4,000 or $4,000 He had besides, borrowed several
hundred dollars Of different persons, which, probably
will be entirely lost to the lenders and Of the
are hard Mr.. Cornwell known to be in
these sad developments have been made. II is znow
generally supposed that he committed suicide by taking
laudanum, some active poison.