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 In this village, on the 18th inst Mr. Sylvester Gal. pin. aged 49. Same day, Amelia Johnson, aged l2 years. daughter of the late MT. Plumb Johnson.

 In this town, tGorth6eld So) on the Eth inst; Philo aged about s.

 In this town. tNiiIton Sol on the lIth instant. Mh Ephaz ParsOns, aged F

 In Goshen, On the 18th ult. Mrs. Elizabeth Osborn, aged S6-a revolutionary pG nsiOner.

 In Washington. Capt. EviIls Moody, aged 73.

 In Washington, Nov. l2, Mr. Chester Bryan, aged 57 years.

 In WestfcId, Msss Mr. Zebina Smith 2d, aged 2I, son of Dea. Elisha Smith, of Winchester. Ct.

 h Vernon, Mir. Leavill Willard, aged Sl-a reveIu- tionary pensioner.

 In New Lisbon, Ohio, Nov Huh. Dr. Horace Pot. Ter, son Ot Daniel Potter, Esq. Ot Plymouth, c..

 Two weeks ago we announced the death in Florida Of Mrs. w Wessels, wife of It. Henry w Vessels, of the I'd regt. U. s. Infantry. The Gospel Messenger, the following obituary notice, which her friends re- quest us to publish

 Mrs. W. was daughter of Capt. Chester Griswold, of Utica she was received into Christ Church by Holy Baptism by Father Nash, and renewed that Ho. y Covenant in the rite of continuation administered by the late Bishop Hobart; at the age Of l5 she be- came e communlcant of the Protestant Episcopal Church, and adorned her Christian profession by a Cody life to the day of her death; she was married to Ia Wessels in 1885, and travelled with him and resided at different and distant stations 0f the army, and tOE the las. three years in Florida while there which terminated in that devounng diseaee, con sumption. She possessed great fortliude and resou- ton which, together with her conhding isath ID the merits of her Saviour and RedeemeT enabled her 10 bear with Christian resignation many and severe ui as, having witnessed, before she lett her fathers house. tho death of sis.ers brothers, a Of whom had arrived sI the age of manhood) and her mother She viewed her own sickness, she had that of her dear friends as sent by her Heavenly Father for her own benefit, and met the approach ot death with ing 10 the arms of her Saviour and to meet the dear Christian friends who had been called away before her. She has left conLding and diseOns0lsie hus. | her loss.