Died

In the villnge of Doxtor, Micli., on the 28th day of April last, Mrs. IIamuet N. Warner, wife of Mr. Dennis Warner of thnt placo, in the Sist year of her agr. Slie was nn active and useful member of the Congregntional Church in Dexler, and her loss is deeply feit in tliat church and in the community generally. Sho was violently nitacked by tliat dis(ressing diseasp, the Erysipelas, which heló a firm giasp upon her for nbout tiiree weeks, uien her spirit departed, we doubt not, to "that land of pure delight, where saints inmortal rcign." Slie exnressed her firm conviction, when fust attocked, that she should never recover, nnd up to the t me of her doath mnnifestec at ontire resignation to the will of God il thus calling her away' from the earth in the prime of her üfe, nnd apnarcntly the midst of lier incfulness. She lelt an üf fecting message to the church of which she was a member, and up to the last seemod to fcel a deep inlerest in the prosperity of Zion, for which she had long labored - and although she is dead, "she yet spenkt-th." She has left acircle of friends to mourn her loss, among whom is her deeply afilicted husband, but he finds sou.e consolation in reflecting that tus loss is her gain. They had buricd six lovelv children, and we re left cliildlcis, but while he feols ns if he was almost alone la this world, he has a hope which is an anchor to the soul, that he shall agnin meet bis departed wife nnd the infants they loved, in a world where parting and sickness will be known no more. ':('eisp, ihcn, moiirner, coaae to langu sli, O'cr tlie t;rnve of those ycu lovc: J'ain and death, nnd ntfht md diisruisli, Knicr not tlie world alove." G M A bear, weighing 300 pownds, was killed in Tuckahoo, New Jersey, on Monday last. Th ree rfogs werc killed in on enCOUDler with tlio bpast, and it feil afler re ceiving fifieen bullfiis in i:s body.