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In this village, on the 18th instant, MARY, third daughter of the late Julius Deming, Esq.

 In Ellsworth, on the 10th inst MT. Truman Monroe, al the age of g years. The subject of this notice gave evidence of change of heait at the age of lI years and, for about years. he adorned his profession as a member of the Congregational church in this place. He was young man of a cultivated mind. and pure morals, an example to all who knew him and especially to the youthful circle Tn which he moved. As teacher of the young. in which employment he was engaged for several sea- sons, hc was successful in an eminent degree. He loved his work and those for whom he la- bored He was calm in the prospect ot death :: and, though called suddenly and unexpectedly from earth, yet, he has left behind the evidence that his end was peace. Jw,B.

 In Windham. Greene co. N. Y. Jan. 20th Mrs. Phebe Pond, wife of Nathaniel Slimson, in SJth year of her age.

 She was born in Woodbury, Conn. 1767. Her mother. Mary Judson. was the only sister of Rev. Messrs. Ephraim and Adoniram Jud> son, the father of the Burman missionary. Al an early age she was received into the family of her uncle E. J. then the pastor of the church in Sheffield, Mass, where she was educated and for some years afterwards was teacher in the acade my over which he presided In the year 1894, she accompanied her in6rin and aged parents to their wild and new home, amidst the Catskill mountains.