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In Cornwall on the 22d ut. Miss Harriet Wilcox, aged 35.

 In Goshen, Conn., March 1Sh Mir. Noah Hum- phrey, aged 5l. Mir. Ii. has been for year an ex- empary member of the Congregatio hurch in th town. Possessing naturally modest and meek dis- position, when renewed by the Holy Spirit he be- came em nent follower of the meek and lowIv Je- sus. His family and relatives and the church militant are deeply afflicted by his removal But they have for their consolation the full belief that he has gone 10 rest from the and tolls of earth in the bo som Of the church triumphant. c. Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord."

 In Lansingburgh, N. Y. on Sunday the 18th uit. the Rev. Samuel Biatc hford. D. D. in the 6ls yea, oi hs. age. Dr B. wassa native of Eng ,and bu, inie this country the year l795, and soon af- ter fixed hls res deuce in the State of Connecncut, where he for severa! years settled in the nstry In 1904 he removed to I4ansingbnrgh, and has ever since preached to the Presbyterian congregation in that village.

 In Oahu, one of the Sandwich Islands, in Septem- Der tas George TamOree, son of the late King Au. tie receed an education in this country partly al the Cornwall School, and returned to his native land without religion. He there rebelied against the gov ernmeni: subducd, and became a very degraded character. M Died in Belchertown, Mass. on the 2ist ult. Mr. JOHN ROGERS SHUTE, aged 28, editor of the Hampshire Sentinel Mir. Shute was a native of Ex- eter, N. II. and on the maternal side, IineaI de- sccndan Of John Rogers, of Smthfeld, England, and we hehcve in the line of he who bore the Chris tan name of the iusrious martyr. Mir. Shue was a very worthy anG intelligent young man, possessing the esteem and affection of all who knew him. Peace to hs names.