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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

EDATENT COOKING STOVES.-Fiye
patent Cooking Stoves, manufactured by T
approved of than any others now in use, For her
great superouty we refer TO Thomns PAUL, Es7.
''nn RA'eh'e' Esq ' mk : Eapa' i ns9; rGr g safe Go by
~ - no 30, conner Of Water and Monroe streets
lust RECEIVED and for sale low for
- CASH,
10000 lbs. Loaf Sugar.
2 Casks Sperm oil,
100 Boxes NIX. Raisins,
10000 Spanish Segars.
10 Boxes Cavendlsh Tobacco,
90 Bags RIO snd Lsguira Coffee,
10 Boxes Vafegated Soap,
pipe Cogniac Brandy,
do Champaigne do,
CerOon Best IndigO,
I ripe Prime Port Wine
Drums Fresh Figs,
I Box .iquOuce,
300 lbs. CARROTS Scotch Snun,
$1,000 Best Gun Caps,
? Bales Fresh Cloves,
10 Hsf Shests G.P l. 2. andy II. Teas
10 Hide ". sugar,
100 Bbls Rect. Whiskey,
2 Boxes Ground Pepper,
30 Sacks Alispicc,
10 Kegs Ky. Tobacco,
25 S.sks western Ressrys Cheese,
20 Boxes Baltimore Herring,
IS Bbis Shad,
3 Tierces salmon,
q KEGS Best Gun and Rock Powder.
30 Bbls Molasscs,
pipe beet Madeira Wine.
90 Butts T. sbon and Msdeira Vine,
100 Boxes GAINESVILLE S0ap,
% Boxes Bakers Chocolate.
10 Boxes Sperm Candles,
500 lbs Nader, &c, &c.
nov 10 by q 4 y RrTTIY.
hRNAMENrAL PAtNItNG-The
W q fbscribcr has removed he Painting Room to
No eos 1Iain %. near the PostOnce. where be- =
PREPARED 90 fll any orders IN his line Of business
neadr and with despatch. lie will furnish 10 ordes
2 n superior = We Of workmanship, SIGNS
shaded. silt snnancl ing on glass. Sc TJu
Military md % hci Banner, MasOn' erJOJj ~
sws Aprods or Badges. Frem<.. e cquiarnents a.
c1pt'hso Of painups or gliding. wn pi,,se rye rim
n t1e ne1fcsf manres. M~aTgItnge
Nhosl NJ. Apr' 81 isss.-v
I'M Fataauks Jsienf scales weighing 1000 II,
" 20 >ls low br cash, by
a"s 70 3 } REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

cHANcERN-At Rults held in he
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of law
and Chnneery ior 'hc County OF O5,o. IN the month OF
January. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

lfsPEPsIA-we, have frequently witnessed The
read OF many remedies. bus f. T sftener saw ,hem f,I
man iesuitin success. The w'iier. however Of the
,et'eI' 70 the Agent OF DR. HsRLicH's Cone0uSr
SIHhSSThESlNS q GEFMAN APFRIENJ PuLE. vbsct
may be found m another c.lumn, has long been
known TO u.s. and from an invalid. as he was On
hearty man. Though no advocate of nosIrn,ss -,
sny kind, we cannot vi bhold a nence of what VIZ
CONSIDER Inc eficacles and virtues of DIR. HorHrbis
C1Ihponnd STRENGTHENING ana German Aperieo,
Pills. The case before US is a living monument TO
boh.- Spirit Qf The Times. "
7 ale at the Store of John Fisher, Wheeling,
feb a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

IN BARRELS fsmily Flour. verioaisd. Just re.
OO cei,,d ard for sale ly the srgle barrel
more AT 50 25. j. SENsrNry
fcb1S 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

iNSEED @lL.-3 bbis Linsecd Oil. in slo,r M,
IL for sale 10y "e
jan4 FORSYTH, MOORE & CL.RKr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

INoR RENT, tive frame houses in East Wheeling
Immediate possession can lie given Of one. tho
other on the lst day of April. Apply to
feb 10 DARE & HOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

LNRENCII CURRANTS. just received and for
sale by HEA a. ID
dec Is
TANDLE WICK, Of The pest quality. always on
~ hand and foe sale by ID. HULL.
spA bhIs LOUISVILLE LIME,
~ p bbIs Tanners Oil,
50 do NiolaSses. i'm store and for sale by
jan A. TINGIF
SEGARS &TOBACCO-5O or ho1es Rcgalia Sc
- gan, 100 do genuine Principe scgar.. 100 do hal
Spanish segars. 10 boxes Mellow Ridge Tobacco, 90
do Jesse Hare's No l. 80 do Small lump S &. and 10
10 the 10. Also 200 dozen Scnfarlatti smoking tobac
CO, o dozen fancy Snuff jars. 6 gross w. Jones Royal
patent matches. Just received and for sale by
jan 10 No l36. Main 81. =. THOMPSON g. co
<tLONER SEED-We will pay Cash for so 10 100
- bushels fresh Clover Seed. IL delivered soon.
jan 2J A~TrER6URY, CALDWELL a. co
SIGHT DRAFTS on Philadelphia. Cor sale nv
- }. VI CLARKE. No I27. Main 81.
Jan 70 Wheeling. Va
ENCONOMH GOODS-A constant supply of Cloths.
II and Satunotts, from the manufsctory of George
Rapp. for sale by
jan 25 AITERBURY. CALDWELL & co.
ELAXSEED OH-IO bbIs FIatsecd OIL r., 81
II by ATfERBURY, CALDWELL co
jan 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

A NOiN - rmefs, call az our esiab-
~ lishmenI on Main and Union sts, aud examine
an implement invented for the planting Of corn. which
you will acknowledge superior TO any thing Of The
kind ever gotten up" yet.
This simple and cheap machine is calculated to
supercede nearly all the labor heretofore bestowed in
this Departmental agricultural industry. and Is e1ion-
sively used by the Intelligent farmers about Cincinnati.
where II has given universal satisfaction.
Price Of the Machine sl6-Tems, ono half cash.
the balance payable after complaining, when Inc ar.
tcle will have been fairly tested. and IL not found ~
be satisfactory, the money advanced will he returned.
and inieres. paid for the use Of IT, Corn Growers can
aud see lor yourselves.
mars CTIBERTSON A. CREFRS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

HIGIiLY IMPSHsTANT TO TIIE aFFITC
TED-To the Agent for the sale or ~, nan

an III HE AEEJ IN
IL TED-To the Agent for the sale of DR. nan
LlCITS Medicines: "
DEAR been suGerinr for n, ,,l, 10,
years pas with thai most unchariinble. amons m
ing caia oGue OF diseases. called Dysncusin an
aiter resortlng 10 numhcrless incftctyaI r,, ed,.
during that long age of suffering aud exrense. e..
the money L have expended during Thai Iinn lie
comporled with my circumstances in Iif,D and, cor.
cdvinc nv situation q Dor cless one, I rou a hui rom.
pare u To the description iiven OF a man onhis ionr.
1ey falling among thieves, who, after rolbinp him
lett hlul To die OF his Wounds. for after hpyioe M
money hlched fr,m me, in obtaining a nuinLcr If
quack nostrums, Instead If Obtaining relief I founJ
they had decreased the malady to an alsIning t.
gree, bordering on de- pair; until by &C, ident a fr;end
oil mine pointed out 10 me IN The Public IecccrP
a RENE ~ lately brought before the public called ~
har!lch's Compound STRENGTHENING and German
Aperent Pills; although doubiing then cficrcv I'm,
as d1rnier resort, was induced TO give them =
trai. the result of which, after a few weets
been ieyond my most s~ansGine expectations: m
ruth, they have afforded me all he relief ttai cspid
be anticipated through the agency Of a good "Sa-
maIltnn.' Ever hateful for the relief the above
medicine have afforded me, Trespectfuiiy recon-
mend them, TO aid IN The cause o! sui. ring human.
ity. ~
- EEsfnEsT ~ PHILADELPHIA CcuSTv.
Office for 'he sale of This ,nvaIua.
Ole m dlcine Is at No 10, North Eighth steel PHI.
PITTSBURGH Office, No Al. ST. Clair street
next dor TO the allegheny Bridge.
AL2O, for sale AT the Store OF John Fisher
'"s' "" feb IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

NOTICE-AIl persons having claims against the
subscribers will please send them in for sediment and
those that are indebted are requested 10 call ut their
counting room and l~iquidate the same. rs further indul
geboe cannot be given.
feb I-tC SWEARTNCEN A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

SALE.-SVear,agea q Handeay having dispose
Of their entire stock Of Boots, Shoes. Caps, Bon
nets. &c. TO Dr.. &. s. TOM e. c. IsnAM. to whom they
take pleasure in recommending their customers. As
the stock was bought of the first holders aud for cash.
therefore. they will be able to supply their friends and
public on as good terms, if'not better. thar any other
house ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

- ECARS SMOKING TOBACCO-2OO q
- boxes Havanna ScclrS of various brands POO do.
cut and dry smoking tobacc9 100 dOz Scarlrllui
do. DO. Just received aud tprrlrc by
mar 10 \ THOMPSON q Go. No 1876 Nlainst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

NIRGlNIA-Ix culxcEHY-At rule, hell in m.
Clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chnncety for the County of Ohio, m the nonih eli
January 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17
TO SELL SAB LE.9NC

"a lie q, The ,iere ct JCBN FIsnER.
hceling. Va. NV D
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18
1880 versus ISAO.

How different is our condition now from what il
was when General jackson commenced his war
upon the currency! when he said that call who
81 aided borrowed capital ought TO break -
when his leading frie nds cried out perish COM
merce, perish credit when they raised the cry
Of down with the banks aud began to array the
poor against the rich!' AT this timn we had
currency which was equal alike every where; ali
prudent, honest, and industrious people, in all the
various trades and empi0yments doing n
prosperous business, aud any man could calculate
with some assurance, upon what TO be the re-.
sui, of his business A man who wished 10 trans.
fer money, could effect il from the most distant
parts of the Union, for half of one per cent A
man who wished To borrow money, not obi
ged give than per cent, per His life
blood sucked by Insurers We had no
pension and general pressure, after the country
90, the better of the effects of the oflSI2-l5--
But all these not good enough, and General
Jackson must needs make them better. His reno,
val Of The deposits, his specie circular and specie
humbug brought about great distress IN 1884, Oguin
in 1897, with suspension Of specie payments, and
yet again in 1889, with another suspension.
II may be the banks are an evil, though many,
like ourselves, who commenced life poor, and owe
their success in a great measure 10 iudicioUs
of heir facilities. 1t may he that 'all who trade on
borrowe ed capital ought to break, but if 81
in hundred would be solvent. 1t may DC that
commerce and credit are evils, and that the poor
should hate the rich. These things may all be SO,
for they have been the battle cry Of large party ,
n majority, in the country, for years; but yet
we cannot help thinking, that the country was
much more prosperous, and happy, and virIuous,
nant party, than Oince.-FGyctteriVs N. 4. Obser.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18
Orleans County Democratic
WhiS Meeting.

The citizens of Orleans County, who oppo-
sed TO the ruinous measures of The present reign
ng dynasty, and opposed to the reelection of
Merlin Van Buren--who in favor of a thorough
reform of the abuses and retrenchment in the
expenses of the Government, requested to
meet at tho Court House in Irasburg on the Goth
Of FEBRUARY, 1870, at 10 o'clock, A M, to respond
to the Harrisburg Nominations, md to adopt meas
to secure the triumph of Democratic Wing
Principles, in Orleans County, at the next election.
Let there be full attendance-a general turn
out of tho 'bonc q muscle of the County-Letthe
People come forward u teach The brelings OF Mar
tin Van Buren,, in the coming contest, to beware of
the justice and judgment ofindignant and insuIted
heemen!
Old men and young men, turn out! Fathers of
ihe land! you who purchased the right of peacea-
bly, assembling together to express your opinions,
by the labor, fatigue and blood of an eight years
war; come forward and show to the Powers that
rule that you yet possess some of that spirit
that led you to victory, when, now, your
petitions were spurned with contempt from The foot
of the throne!
The above call is made at the request of a large
number of the Democratic Wings Of Orleans
County.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18

PENNSYLVANIA. The Van Buren, party in
trouble in this State The Legislature became so
rabid upon the subject of Banks that portion of
the party have taken Conservative ground. The
difference seems to be this: ajority of the Leg
isature were for adopting measures to force the
banks to resume specie payments forthwith, and
passed resolve to that effect The measure, if
carried out, would crush the banks, though all are
deemed sound and safe, if violent hands not
laid upon them Gov. Porter promptly sent to the
Legislature special message condemning this
threatening destruction to the business of the
State. By this measure the Governor has incurred
the dspleasure of large portion ofhis party, who
are out upon him most savagely. Dallas and In
gersoll denounce him, with others who 60 for the
humiliation of all banks
1t is producing split in the administration party,
the Wolfe men sustain Porter, and the Muhenberg
faction denounce him. Without this schsm Harri-
sons chance for carrying the State was good, with
it, 1T must be deemed certain 1t is so considered by
some of the Van Buren, papers. The New York
Era-a Van Buren, paper-says: ..
"There is but too good reason to appieb that
the democratic IVAN Buren1 IN the State will
fall to the ground, and that the "Whigs" will ride
over us in the Presidential election"
The U. g. Bank of Pennsylvania, with two o,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18
uSTOP TUATBALL ="

MuItudes who were but recently supporters of V,
Buren,, coming out for Harrison and Reform
in the free States. The people have been promised
reform, better times, and ga better currency" for
years-promses which they now have no hope OF
ever seeing fulfilled, under the existing reign, md
they espousing the of Harrison. Thou
sands are leaving the ranks of the oppressors. E.
ven in our own State changes daily come TO our
knowledge. Men, who were but yesterday among
tho foremost in the ranks ofthe V. iparty are now
the warmest advocates of the Hero of the war OF
1912. Keep the ball rolling-better times are in
store for the oppressed people of this county.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18

that the same veteran Patriot will be equally sue
cessiul, and render his country an equally vaIua-
bic service in overthrowing next fall the equally
dangerous and unprinciped coalition recently form
ed at Washington.
MI Chairman,-I believe that General HARRI-
SON is the very best as we'll as the most popular
man that could have been selected as a candidate
for the Presidency. place so much trust IN the
virtue, intelligence and patriotism Of the American
people, that cannot doubt that he will be
next President. The election of State officers
the spring, and the election of electors in the fall
are so connected in their Influences, have so i'm
portant bearing one upon the other-are blend
ed IN their results and identified in their destiny,
that they cannot be separated. Sir, whoever sup
ports General HARRISON, will support and
believing that the candidates for State officers by
ths Convention put in nomination are in favor OF
the honest Farmer and Patriot of Ohio for Pres-
dent, and like him all good working men,
shall, Mr. Chairman, give them all most cheerful
and cordial support
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18

"Let the GopernmL mt take care IF the rich, and
the rich aoit take cure Of the poor -
The above is copied by certain V. 3. papers
about once month"; and attributed to DANIEL
WEBSTER. 1t first appeared some years ago, when
friend wrote TO Mr. Webster inquirng of him if he
was the author of the sentiment. Mr. w. replied
and stated that he never spoke, wrote, thought
such sentiment, and that the sentiment was di-
recily the opposite to that he had always maintain
ed. Yet, with this letter before them, SOME editors
continue to repeat the SANDER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18

VIRGINIA SENATOR The Virginia Legislature
have voted TO postpone indefinitely the election of
a Senator to Congress, after trial OF three days to
elect Mr. Rrvcs fell short vote only Of
an election, three Wings refused to vote for hm
and voted for third man. Mr. Rlvcs will now
canvas the State previousr o the April election
This transaction is looked upon as highly aus2-
cious to the Wing in Virginia
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18
THE GREEN MOU MAIN BOYS AWAKE.

Harrison meetings have been about TO be
holden in nearly every County in the State. The
franklin Messenger Of last week comes out with n
call signed by hundreds for meeting at ST. Al.
bans tho Goth inst. One is to be holden in BEN
nington soon one in Orleans, one in Rutland, and
one in Caledonia. There have been meetings in
Washington, Windham, Windsor and Chittenden
Counties all numerously attended. "The work
goes bravely on"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18
G. % N q Ae E . q.
Correspondence of the Boston .8tlas.

washington CIty, Feb. a, 1910.
The ionse of Representatives has been occupied
nearly all day, with the election of Chaplain
The Rev. DR. Bates, late of Middlebury College,
was finally elected, on the 5th ballot. The whole
number Of votes I75 of which DR. Bates had
90, and Rev. Mr. Blackstone of Virginia,
Mr. w. Thompson of s. &. from the Committee
on Military Affairs, reported bill TO raise. 1900
men to serve against the Florida Indians. Refer
red TO the committee of the Whole, and printed.
Mr. Pope of Ky. from the committee on Terrific
Iies, reported bill 10 establish and define the
Northern Boundary of the State of Missouri. Re-
ferred to the committee of the Whole.
In the Senate, this morning, Mr. Tappan of Ohio
rose and said he had in his possession numerous
petitions, praying for the Abolition of Slavery and
The Slave trade in the District Of Columbia. He
declared that he should not present them and for
the purpose of avoiding any misrepresentation of
his views, he had written them out, and would
read them to the Senate. He then read a long d
violent philippe against the AboIltionsts, which
will probably DO published IN the Washington pa
pers! Mr. Tdppan is brother to the famous Arthur
rappan Of New York, and the time of his election
10 the Senate, was claimed an Aboitcnist by
the Anti Slavery party of Ohio
! MIR Linn of Missouri, presented petition pray
/ inS for ship Canal to be the common highway of
| all nations across the sthmus of Daren. Refer,
red to the committee Commerce.
| MIR Webster called UP the resolution, which he
offered some days since, to instinct the committee
on Commerce tn inquire INTO the expediency OF a
mendng the Law for the protection of the lives of
passengers on board of steamboats, in the follow
/ LIST. To make them common carriers,
common law, and to hold them responsible for the
loss Of life and property board of their boats, in
defiance Of any notice or advertisement they may
issue TO the contrary
/ 81. To make the fact Of the loss Of life or Of
property prin facie evidence Of their careessness,
/ unless the contrary be proved.
Sd TO punish the inspectors Of steamboats,,
who shall give certificate, that shall prove Ia be
false in any part, by fine, not exceeding $780,
or by Imprisonment, not exceeding 80 days.
he ptip SraI,,r rah to IIlpc tfoa,
Commerce, with instructions.
The order of the day was then taken up, being
the report Of the Special committee the assump-
ton of State Debts, and Mr. Phelps of Vcrmont
took tho floor and addressed the Senate, in OPP
position To the report, until the hour OF adjourn
ment Mr. Phelps, it will be rccollected, is
member the Senate, and this his first
speech. He succeeded remarkably we'll and made
a favorable impression tho Senate. His
marks were characterised by good taste, and manly
vigor of thought and style. His manner is calm,
dignfcd and forcibIe; and well adopted to tho
! meridian Of the Senate chamber. ...
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18

The M adisonian says, General Harrison conquer.
ed the base Coalition which the British and Indi.
ans made to subdue the west, and he will conquer
the Coalition which the Van Buren, Destructiv es
and Calhoun Nullifcrs have made 20 subdue the
American people.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18
Harrison and Reform!
YOUNG MEMS CONVENTION.

THE YOUNG MEN of Caledonia County
friendly to the election of General WILLIAM
HENRY H.4RRLSOyNto the Presidency--op.
posed to farther experiments tOith the business and
currency Of the country-in favor Of a retrench.
nent IN the National erpenditures-of eteciing
President for one term only-Qf Constitutional
Liberty-in favor Of reform of the present cruelty
hard times-are requested TO meet for the purpose
of carying out these designs in Convention, al
DanviHe, on the 22d day Of february, 1910, at 10
o'clock, A. M-the anniversary Of the birth day Of
the iH,lstrio,ls WAsuINaroN. Let there be zig
orous rally for the SECOND WAsHINGroN--h The
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18

three others, loaned to the State over $6OO,00O,
few days since. The State monster is in much
better condition than the Stn!e
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18


IN Oil Story. The old story about ilarrison's
voting to sell men is revived, by tho Van Buren,
papers, perverted, and intended to leave false
impression. A portion only of the bill spublished
But taking the story as it is, all that can be made
of it is-that when an individual should be guilty
of a criminal offence, and should be adiudged to
pay fine therefor or costs, and the prisoner not
being able, his services should be sold to any in
dvidual paying the fine, ill lie had earned 1t -
Such provision probably was not considered very
unmerciiul in Ohio 20 years ago, before civilization
had reached its present state. Much moro mercif
full would such law DO than the laws Of many
States which mpison criminal till he pays his
fine, poor tho he may be. Then. tie proposition
was better for the criminal than that he should lay
in prison without chance TO any thing with
which to pay his fine and thus go free. AS the
story goes it is perversion of the intent of the law
This, the paper in which it originated, states, and
it is cruel SANDER upon Harrison, than whom
more honest lover Of his fellow men never lived.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18

A. s. Miller,
Albert Clougb,
ID. IL. Boaiiie,
w. J. White,
Alanson Page,
Abram Thomas,
ii. G. Gibson,
w. N. Gibson,
Lambert Hastings r's'a
Joseph lde,
A. r. Ross,
A. Ainsworth,
Samuel Church,
Welcome McGafey,
Albert w Burroughs
Orwell Peck,
Almon Burroughs,
John p. Quimby,
Ezra Hovey,
Samuel Bemis,
F M Rhodes,
James Ford,
e & Fletcher,
II p Hoyt,
Oren Young,
Stephen Crane,
Henry Houghton,
Willard Pierce,
Otis Young,
Orison Graves,
Willard Estabrook,
Harlow Estabrook,
Lewis Weeks,
Royal Ross,
T. Stockwell,
s. Green,
William Brown, Jr.
s. e. Bartlett,
e. p. Goss,
p. d. Farr,
james Badger, Jr.
Samuel Smell,
Joel Hastings,
James B. Carpenter,
Simeon Gay,
Amasa Kassan,
E. N. Woods,
Charles P. Carpenter,
Asa l.. French, g..
Jos Hancock,
Lindorf Morris,
J. &. Paddock,
Samuel f. French,
James Il. Ramsay,
Henry s. Lane,
Orange Harvey,
Ira Bagley,
A. G. Chadwick, s
G. B. Parker,
Ephraim Jewett,
Hiram Jones,
Samuel Jewett,
: Russell Haliet,
A. II. Wilcox,
E. Allen,
J. w. Colby,
Freeman Hallet,
r. E. Hoyt,
Hull Curiiss,
J. e. Crosman,
Asa BatcheIder,
VIM. II. Aoyt,