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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10

Elcphdntic proceedimgs.-MObiIe in an
UprSGr-Arful StOrm-A broben
jail and u broken BGkeTy-ShOp lift.
Northumberland deUOuring
lMouster, &c.
The elephant belonging to The large
menagerie now in Mobile has be- con-
fined mail, whether for debt, susp icion
Of debt, bigamy, burglary, or what mel, We
are unable TO state, Tut on last Friday
night during an awful storm whick burst
over the city, the elephantic prisoner took
notion to have spree, and accordingly
knocked down the wall of the jail yard, and
walked off. like a four legged Sampson,
with the gates upon his back. The huge
creature was scarcely at large before the
entIceing fumes ffresh breadr came Pc
noiraing The olGacIOry powers Of the ami
NAL, aud without more ado fiat burglary
was perPeIrated-ihe elephant breaking
into the store and devouring all the bread
Crackers cakes Nc.that came within reach.
While thus Interestingly engaged, bread
cart came up TO the door for morning
supplies, and the cOnstern alton Of the
horse, as we'll as the innocent driver, may
be imagined when Mr.. or Mrs. Elephant
deliberately poked out long nose and
tumbled the cart over the hOrse's head
proveing that there are more ways than
one of putting the"cart before the horse.' -
The driver, concluding that the Milleni-
um was at hand, and TINT the Florida war
was comeing to an end, soon made the
transfer OF his person to respectable
distance, followed by the horse with the
remnants Of the bread cart Gathering
about his heels. Satisfied then with so
palatable and unusual bre eakfast, the eIs
phant quietly walked back intO the Jail
yard and concluded to await his examina-
tion before the Recorder, the result Of
which we have not heard It was mosI
inhuman affair from beginning to end
~ o. PicGyune.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10

U. s. LoAN.--PfoPoSals are out from
the Treasury, fer loan Of three and a
half millions, under the new law, to be
paid one.third on the 10Th Of May, one
third on the isi Of June, and the ballancS
on the lst of July. Proposals to be re-
ceived at the treasury TIL The let Of May.
The stock to bear per cent, and to run
for 90 years. No proposals 10 be recelV-
ed for less than $4,000.
UNITED STATES LoAN.--lt gives US
pleasure 10 be able 10 state that an offer
has been made 10 the government, at par
and on otherwise favorable terms fer a
considerable con part sf the United Sia,es
Loan lately authorized BY an act Of Con-
Oress s.--NatioaaI Iatclligencer.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10
RHODE ISLAND.

The Providence Journal, Extra, Of Mon
day, contains the proclamation Of Cover
nor King, Of Raude Island, calling upon
the General Assembly to meet IN spe.
cal session at Providence on Mon
day.
The House accordingly met and re-
ceiyed a message from the Governor
which was referred to committee Of twu
from ach'county; after which they ad
journed till Tuesday.
The Journal does not contain The mes
sage, but says off, that after a brief re-
view Of the current events, since the adj
lournmet Of the General Assembly and
Of the present state Of affairs, it suggests
the propriety Of making requisiton up
on the President of the United States Col
aid to put down the domestic violence
with which the State is threatened, ant
recommends the appointmontof Boarc
OF Council to advise aud consult with tht
Executive, and the organization Of such I
military force as shall be necessary in tht
present cxigency.
On the other hand, the Express, :ht
organ Of the other side, contains the fol
lowing significant Invitation:
The CONSTITUTIONAL STATI
COMMITTEE hereby respectfully in
vite the CHARTERED COMPANIES
the MILITARY COMPANIES and tn,
V0T ITNTEFR COMPANIES who mr.,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-The Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser says, Chancellor
Walworth has decided that the transfer Of
a bond aud mortgage Of third person
Tor $4,000, the payment Of which is guar
Matted by thesseller and another person in
consideration Of the sum Of $4,000, is
esurloos and void. 1t has been hereto
lore held that the guaranty under such
circumstances is usulious, but we believe
this ls the hfst time il thasbsen decided
| that the transfer Is usnrioua.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10

How IS THIs?-In the Cincinnati Ga,
zette of last week is the following edito-
rial paragraph:
"DRy GooDs The Journal Of Com
merce says, That the winding up Of this
springs impHrtations shows "a smaIness
of quantity never surpassed. The Sher,
dian. just arrived from Liverpool had 1919
packages Of dry goods, the South Amer.
lean, now or her way, has l72 pack
ages, and the George Washington only
76."
In another part of the samo paper we
find the following:
"The Salisbury (Mass.) Factories are
soon to be stopped, and the operations al
the large wooIen Factories at Winooski
Falls near Burlington (Vt. are about to
cease. How completely such facts ce'
monstrats the necessity Of an adequate
Protective Tariff"
"HOw Completely" the facts stated il
the first quoted paragraph contradict TN
assertion contained in the last. If Amer
ican manufactures have nouyished Will
there was an immense quantity Of for
eIgn manufactures imported into tEi
country; and if our manufactures arr
breaking up or stopping while the tTpor
tation Of foreign goods is least, how car
we aid them by imposing additional tar
IFS on foreign manufactures? The Ga
zette has evidently mistaken the cause
of The stoppago of these factories, ant
this argument in favor of q protective tar
III cannot be sustained by the facts pro
duced. 1t is, however, about as well sus
tanned as all the other arguments of the
proie ective -tariflites.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10
The Bank Of Kentucky bas recognized
the fraudulent issue by Lewis held by in
nocent persons.


JUDGE BIRCHARD-Thc Cincinnati
Gazette has the following complimenta.
ry notice Of hisncwly elected Judge Of
the Supreme Court;
"Judge Birchard entered upon his ju-
dicial duties at this term. His patience
in investigation,h his utbanity general hear,
ing. and industry, as we'll Ss the character
ofhis opinions, have favO:ably impressed
his professional brethern and the public'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10
EMIGRATION TO OREGON.

The movement Of Senator Linn as TO
lhe Sttlement of Oregon has not failed to
attract public attention.
Companies in Maine aud Missouri are
preparing 10 emigrate thither. Thirty
had enrolled in the latter Stale. and q
committee had been appointed to enlarge
the number, and prepare the means for
an early removal. A similar movrmsnt
we learn, is making both in Alabama and
Texas. y.
We suppose ere s4lOng Oregon will be
added to the territory Of the U States.-
II is important that tho question pending
between us and Great Britain should be
terminated--as that only is wanting to
ensure its rapid settlement.-Cin. Gas.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10
MouRNFuL oCCuRRENCE.

Miss SARAG JANE RALsToN, the subject
of jhis notice, in attempting 10 cross
Whiteosk Creek, at a short distance be-.
low Mr.. Thumpson's new Mill, on The 80
inst, was by some means thrown from her
horse, and DROwNED Ahhough the wa
terswas riet .deep,ihe current was.so rap
i'd That she was Immediately bourne down
it, so rapidly, that the persons in compa'
ny with her were unable to render her any
assistsnce-great efforts were made I'M
mediaiely alter the occurrence to rescue
the body ofthe deceased from its watery
grave, by the citizens Of Georgetown anc
vicinity, who finally nn the 4th inst, dis
covered and oblsined her body, abou
three miles below where she fell f,om heI
horse. The deceased was the eldest daugh
ter of JOHN RALsToN ESQ. of this place
aged about 20 years-thus in single mo
ment in the midst Of buoyant youth. wa:
an amiabIS girl hurried from this lile's en-
lOymenis. Parents bereayed Of the sOCI
ely ofan amlaSle daughter, and numer
Gus circle Of relatives called 10 mourn he
early demise, and all are, by this, agali
taught that, "In the midst oi life we arr
i'm DEATH" The ways of Providence 4
man are ipscruiible but wisdom governs
all things, and it is our duty 10 submit.
Political ESGmincr.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10
THE IOURNAL AND .POsT NoTEs

4 HE JIDkNAL AND sIOS NJ Id
The Journal says the Clinton Bank oi
this city aid the Zlnesvillo Bank, are is
suing Post Notes We are authorized 10
say that il the journal editor or any one
else, will make affidavit that such notes
are not paid on sight, as the law directs,
and present tito the bank Commissioners
they will be proceeded against at once,
We know the Clinton Bank has paid spe
Gle on Post Notes nut due,,as per their
facc--bui the Inv is imperative, aud the
GAINESVILLE Bank will have te do the
same.
The Journal is opposed to the hanks is
sning paper ofany description, before the
next fall elections, because ITS only hobby
Is hard times. 1t is its policy, Eere(ors, tc
make them as hard as possible, and its cry
is--iurn the last corrupt screw.
We are opposed to an issue Of ire
deemOble paper, because it and a sound
one cannot circulate together And I'm
til a swindling, currency is got rid OF, {
sound one can never be introduced.-
Statesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10

VIRGINIA:-Tho elections for Repre-
sentatives in the Legislature OF Virginia
were held few days since. As7Gar as
heard from, the Democrats have gained
Eve members, and there is little doubt
that they will have large majority in the
Legislature.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10

WRrTrSa ON PAPERs.-The New York
Sun says: "A large number OF suits are
now pending against persons for violations
Of the post Office law, in writing on news
papers sent by'mail. If even tie initisls
oe persons name are Wriieu on the pa
per, it subjects him TO . penalty Of S., and
So, GA cost. 1.-THE case IS sued and
goes to tojndgment, an expense of4O &C.
crues The law is very strict and leaves
no option with the Court"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10
From the London Times-Minisitori,

From Jhe LONDON llmeS-hlnlsiIerlhI hi.
Ii is now ascertained that Of lhe $500
men who left Cabool with General Ell
phinstone and Major Fottnger, Dr.. Bry
don alone has been able to reach the shell.
ter ola British fortress. Some 30 or 40
officers aud men are announced as prison.
ers; IA of our country women are in the
hands Of the afghan savages. All the
rest--all the l3,509-have been EutC h.
cred. To say that they have been killed
in battle is not the true phrase; they have
been decoyed from their position under
the faith of convention; and while pur-
suing their march under that guarantee
have been murdered. QusIiS Gb inceP
to the rising began by the assassination
of Sir A. BurnGs-suCceeded by that oI
Sir w. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT has ended b,
that Of thirteen thousand British subjects
The question has now ceased To be ont
between us and determined nation de
feAdng bravely, by all the means whicI
the liberal morality Of allows, their threat
ened Independence. Much might be al
lowed to the hot zeal of an lll-treated
people-mucb to their sanse of our in.
justice; much TO their very fear of our ex.
perencsd prowess; but their treacherous
and iUsatiale butcherics have too terribly
surpassed all the!Iicense which is granted
even to undisciplned anger; and it re-
mains only to teach them speedily and ir.
resstably what is the value which Eng
land sets on the lives of those who are
sacrificed by foul means in the execution
Of her commands-in the furtherance OF
her policy.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10

its practical adoption, and in this belief
Congress has concurred. The neceSsa-
ry appropriation for constructing the Ves-
gel with promptuess hes been made, and
We may expect soon to hear that she is
afoat.- Balt. Amer.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10
THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN, MAY 10, 1912.
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
WILSON sHA NNoN.

Mr.. Giddings is reelected to Congress
by majority SfabOut $500, more than
a thousand less than the majority By which
he was fornerly elected.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10

Died, in Ripley on Sunday morning the
let of May, the Rev. WILLIAM TAYLOR,
late President Of the Ripley College.
-On Tuesday night the Sd inst. in
Ripley, ,ChARLEs PeATER, Iron and stove
merchant Of that place.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10
THE BRITISH DIRECT TAN

The British Ministry, driven to action
by the clamors of = starving people, have
introduccd'a Bill into Parliament, some
of the details of which wa have already
given, to reduce the tariff on imported
bread stulls; and To mako up the deficien-
cy in the revenue, have laida direct and
'iacOme tar" that is, a tax on the prnper-
ty, household furniture and income OF the
rich. This new tax upon the rich '"lord
of The manor," and the wealthy merchant
TO benefit the poor, who paid it on their
bread, Of course is opposed by nabobs--
but mark il, the whig papers Of this cOun-
try are taking ground against this income
tax as very oppressive! See tho CinciA-
natl Gazette Of last Thursday, and other
wing papers. What next will these pa
pers avOwg--StGtcsmGn
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10

The Democrats of Columbus have
called meeting for the purpose of'invi,
ting Martin Van Buren, ex,president, TO
visit Columbus on his way home from the
South
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10

BoDY FoUND.-On Thursday last the
dead body efa man was found floating
down tho Ohio river opposite IIigginsport
1t was taken on shore, and aCorOncr's in
quest held on Friday, and verdict le-
turned of death by accidental drowning,as
Nomarks ofviolence were found uponhim.
MIR. Shaw, the Coroner, has furnished us
the following facts, which may lead TO the
Identification ofthe person by his friends.
He was supposed TO be German, between
% and 80 years Ofage; had black hair, and
had ona gray cloth coat and pAnta;OOns. /.
In his pocket was found an agreement, in
the German language, between Albert
Schndpp and Christian StiFel for house
rent, dated Cincinnati, Feb. Ii, 1912, and
receipts for house rent received from Al
bert Schnapp, dated April 9th, 18th and
18th, 1912. In his pOcketboOk were
found a finger ring marked +, s., few
ten cent pieces and China pipe.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-10
From the London Morning Herald
m n-sAsa.tN

(OppositionD
The attempted subjeclion Of Afghan
istan being immoral in its origin, nothing
that has occurred can deprive any future
attempt of similar immortality. The AT.
ghUns are not rebels or insurgents; they
owe no fealty or allegiance to the British
Crown, and the endeavor OF England
to deprive them Of independence is as
that of Napoleon to destroy the indepen.
dence of Spain. The rising at CabuI--
bloody ycruei, guinary,and brutal though
it be-is movement to achieve Inde-
pendence. 1t is not insurrection, lit is
war. The deadly revenge which ami
mates each Afghan blow is net without
parallel IL European struggles for ma
lionality; and the disgusting insult per
petraed on the remains 6f W.M'Naugh.
ten could readily be exemplifed during
the recent civil war in Spain. If we will
conquer ssmi~barbarous tribes, and fight
with people ingnorant Of the civilization
of.weslerA warfare, we cannot complain
that their struggle for freedom is as wild
as their passion and as reaorseless as
their wrongs.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-22
COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM.

fdNIS BasGm isnow offered to the public from n full
IL conviction that It is superior 10 amy other medicine
now in use for the various diseases Of the chest Its effects
were rsl tested in private practice and the medicine more
extensively circulated ut the solicitation Of many
who received the most signal benefit from in diseases the
most distressing and alarming.
The prcparer Of this basam tas for several wears raid
afucnnralicntion To pulmonary COmplainshy watching
Il, progress, investigating their cGusCsand carefully no.
tcl the effects o the numerous md most approve rem
idcs winch have LCcn prescribed by lsicbrs Of all
dcrs oi most kinds Of patent medicines which have
been On, ned to the pnblic.
II has been found to produce most ASTONISHING results in
whoOpngc rnch, cat0rh affections Of the lungs II, dro-
thoraN drly olhe chest, Influenza, Group. shifting
Of blot pain W the side, ortEcss Of BREATH consgmr-
tion and common colds
ltrcguntCs the iLturd rccreons Of the system, pro-
cnrCsa tree cXpcco alton and allays morbid iraby.-
Hence Its great utility N all diseases Of the lungs
Thousands Of certificates might he given il Unnecessary,
hut all that is wanted for its is ur ri
al PRlCE, 30 cents.
Preraftdby Dr. II. II. CATER. For sale by
J. ROSS. Jr
Woodstock, March c2, lsi2. 90
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-22
M YSTERIOUS.

A hNihbMAN belonging to one ofthc most ancient
and wealthy families of this CITY, who must he ,yeIl
mp TO recently, been bent nearly double and for several
years confined to his bed has been restored TO good
has resaned his natural erect position-and has oued
this Is the senemans own description as near os noi
ahd tnere Is no eNasgeraon in it, We will give nonrers
ms address, and doubt not his humane feelings will ey
these iactsthough he requests his name NAV moi 49,
W print Among other similar instances, Mr. Jas, q
Reynolds IA Christie street. has been restored and viii
give personal assurances Of the facts or his
were rheumatism, and contracted cords and s;no
How has this been done, ~ ''"o"s'-
<insrcr.-By the Indian pegofabie EHrsr in,ern,t,
Herald. 4'' H.
only Sold by COMSTOCK & CO.
II Maiden Lane, New York.
j. ROSS Jr. Woodstock, Vt
5Tly n. 3. MELTON, Norwich,
J. c. BROOKS, Hartford
A. + ". W1RDNEP Windsor
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-22
From The ErHing Signal, ". Y.
SHERRY VINE BIl'TERS.

vENlEsE are remedy very Eighty Gtd voy justly rec
olmcndcd 10y physicians, of great efficacy In giving
srcneh TO the weak and ebtattd. The If years has
satisfactorily proved their virtues. Cnncturtd by the
slightest dclecrous NATTER they communicate the heal
Ing powers Of the best medicinal and plants They
restore and II not laid aside, preserve the whole cnma
economy in state Of habtua heahinss. They cannot
be toe frequently commended by just nC1mums from the
rress.-lA. d. a d. Sands ~ and 100 Fulton street,
agents.
~ In speaking fthe excellence Of the Sherry Wine
Bitlcrs, Of which Mcssrs A. u; IL d. Sands ire agents.
we meant those prepared by Dr. 5. o. RICHAR UsoN of
South Reading, Mass
FOR SALE in Woodstock, by JAS. ROSS Jr-B 1nard
j. u. nanlofth-Bethcl, ]. a ]. Smith Jr-Roya lton,
noMncr' NerGns Fish-Tunbrdgc, +. sturteyaI't-
'HtIseh, uco' H. Stearns. l0l-6n %
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-22
IS 90 IL EWARBD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been of
" iercd for months to any one who will use bottle Of
Harris LinImeni Tor the Piics without being cured OF
thousand sold In no instance has 1t failed of n cure
Proof overwhelming to be had when il sold II Is pso
a certain in nearly eUcTy case, Externally I'm the
following complaints.
For the Plies, Tighfnessof the chest es-
For all DrOpsy, pcci1Hy in chiIren
Tender Feet, Font Ulcers Of he icgs or
Sore throat by cGnce sOT other fungus sores, hour
ulcers, orer obstinate or long
Group, standing,
Uhooping cough Fresh Hounds,
ScdlG Heat, ChIbiGins &c. d.
LOOK OUT.
Some SUindershaue counterftiied the article aud nut
it up miih rdrion' ieUices. Do be imposed nnon-
One thing only will protect yon is the name Of COM
STOCK a co. that name must diirdus be on The trrdp-
pr. or you aro cheated Do not forget It, Take this
direction with Won, and test by that, buy it, for
tits impossible for any other to he true genuine
Sold by COMSTOCK Il CO.
II Maiden Lane, New York.
5i-1y J. ROSS, Jr. Woodstock, VI.
n. n. NEWTON. Norwich
j. c. BROOKS, Hartford.
A. y H. W4RDNER, Winds
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-22
MRS. NJ. n. GARDENERS BALsAM OF
LIyERWORT 81 HOARHOUND.

FBNIlE Original Vegetable Ivcrwor Prcpcration-P
u 80 cents the bottle The most popular remedy for
the cure of conahs, colds splitting Of blood and phsc
and all other diseases Of the ungs also it is in extensive
use for the cure Of Liver CompaiHtis Mrs Gardeners
Indian Balsam Of LvCrwOrt and lIoarhound. This is the
first preparation of Lerwort introduced to the American
puhlic being now twelve years since it was first esab.
lished. Its reputation stands unriyaed ms cough urdi
cine See certificates and places of residence on the prnt
ed direction round the bottle.
The undersigned having received great benefit for the
cure of diseases above named, with confidence we recon-
mend the celebrated Balsam of LyerwoF TO the pnbIir
i Lrnest nsDs'cr' David j. Woodbury.,
Thomas liaskins,Jr L. Horton,
&. Ellis, H. Gall
G.. Williams Miss T. UowsrJ
wholesale and retail by the proprietor, WIN BROW n
AL Washington street, Boston. Renilcd by
~ j. ROSS, Jr. Woodstock, Vt.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-22
FOR PROMOTING TIE GROWTH
AND UEATTIFYINE THE HAIR

vsNIE GENUINE BUFFALO OIL is fast taking the
u place Of all other preparations for the hair now in
usc. II bcaucs and sultcnS the hair, giving satin
gloss that no other article does aud causing il to curl
beautifully. AS limitations have recently appeared the
outside wrapper Of the genuine will be signed by the pro-
prrtor WV. BRowN also COPY wright for the engraved
direction has been secured and entered according TO act
Congress- 1910 See that Buffalo Oil" is impressed upon
the glass bottle to avoid the counterfeit Dealers can be
supplied Of WIN. BROWN 4sl Washington ST. Boston
For salcby j. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VI,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-22
spirit Of the Age.

TERMS-S2,C0 year; 81 80 in dd,d The cost Of
transportation In all eases to be paid by the subscribers
Subscriptions are not received, Eor advertisements in
Serted Unless by advance payment guaranty of nav.
mcnt BIS some responsible person Known to the editor
Subscribers may have their card inserted for $3.50 and
non Subscribers for 50 year.
~ All COMMUNICATIONS must he rGdrCsstd. postage
Paid, to c. g. EASTMAN
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-22

should not, those who will Gull on the undersigned, can
have advice gratis ard medicines ard bOad the most
reasonable will visit patients at distance very
reasonably.
Hbards medicine, will apply to Haskell Palmer, Wood
stock; VIM. iewes Chelsea, and f.. ii. Prentiss, Mont
pelier, who are auIh Ursed GenuGlA Agents.
j. b. HlBARD, N. ID.
East Bethel, August, ls4O' ly
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ORANGE COUNTY,

Bralntree, g. spearc-Brookllchl. J. d. Kinrsburv-
DIaaioru, ~ w. d. Parker-Chesea, &. G. stone-Co-
rinth, Geo. seeper-East Brookaeld p isE.a 70
nam w; u: Dickey-East Randolph, Egerton q WsIler
East Corinih, John Chapuan-Newbury, Tappan Ste
s s Mlliss-- Stafford W H. SsnbornN
MON Village, walker-vershire. g. Du.tir "
NEST fairee, stephen Themselves Randoph. Fdmnr,
MestonrWest Topsham, Geo. Jenne.s-Weils River
farr- Washington, Russell :. Bpcley. 'o' 1'