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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-06

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5-Lieut. T. N Brown
has been ordered to the Navy Yard at Boston
and Lieut.. Weaver to the Navy Yard at pnila-
dolphin. Lieut.. English las been or,lcIed to
the steamer Wyoming vice. Yuick, detached
Lieut's. Read, Duva!l and EggIeston have been
ordered to the Wyandotie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-06

sr LOUIS, Aug. 5.-The Express from Dem
yer City arrived at Leavcnworth on the 2ud,
siderable amount IN the hands of passengers
Accounts from the mines continue favorable
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-06

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 5.-The returns indi.
dicate the election Of Moor. in the 9th and Adj
ans in the 9th districts, for Congress. Both
Opposition. Vote close and doubtful.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
News From The Gold Diggings,

Our news this week from The gold di =
gings in Plymouth is of very Favorable
character. Ga some Of the ella ms Mhirl,
we visited last week, where the miners pre-
tended not o find 50 much as 'colnr,' we now
learn they did fine it in COOL qantitics Il
fact they kept to themselves till after they
had bought claims. This as ON Bufa o
Brook, a bl anch of Reading Pord Brook.
See article in last weeks TINS. From
the dirt and gravel thrown GU: of hole
six feet deep and four across the top, they
"panned some $50. They wen thrm.xt
morning and bought claim Of 20 tod~ on
this stream, for which they pal 1928, be-
ing So rod. The Springfield Republican
of last Saturday, referring probably to this
claim says:
Three of our citizens, (two OF them old
California miners WHO have been pros
prcting in the Vermont gold region for two
weeks past, tried a spit some three miles
from Plymonth Five C,rners on Wednes-
last, and washed out $40 as Their first days
work. They then leased the claim and
Mr.. IIankerson took one next beside it,
These men show the dust, but don't Ike 10
have ii touched.
Sawyer and Eddy are doing finely. On
Thursday Of last week they took S2l /; On
Friday s3l; and on Saturday $50, MAXI g
the handsome sum OF ST. il three DAYS.
We have further reports from other cldms
all of which are favorable, bur we have not
room for more extended account this we, K.
There is no longer any Doubt about the
gold diggings in Vermont. While some are
very ready to cry humbug, others are doing
a good pay .ng business in the min s.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

thrope philosophers may say 70 the contra
nv. Show ihema good thing; lei us mer-
IFS be clearly demonstrated, aud they WIN
not h, state to give it their most eor'hn'
pa runage. The masses have already rat
d, d The iudgemen OF a h,sician, concern
lnc the virtues of HosTETreRs BIrrERs
IA ma, be sre in the Immense quantities OF
.this Medicine that are annually so'a ~
every section of the land. II Is now rec
osulzed as greatly superior To az o.igf
remedies YET devised for diseases OF Tue d.
ecstive organs, such Il, diarrhea, dy senlery,
dyspepsia. and for the various fevefs th'
arise from arrangement OF those portion OF
The system, Ho,teter's name Is rApid'y
becoming a househo d word, from Ma'ne -
Texas, fro Ii the sho es Of the Atl'ntlc 70
the Pae fc. Try tie article and he salts
fled. Sold by all druggists in the woria'
See advertisement in anoiher column
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
The Frozen Well.
# the Bellows Fall. Times.

SPRrNGrIELp July 9th, 1893.
FRIEND SWAIN Being in Brandon
few DAYS since. embraced the opportunity
of visiting the " Frozen Well" OF Will we
have heard 50 much through the press. 1t
is itrated few rods northwest o. the VII
Iage, ard lis history, as learned it from it.
owner. (whose name neglected 10 oblai' }
is as follows.
II was dug in September last. Nothing
unusual was not ced in the soil til at the
d pth If twenty feet, where it was found 10
he frozen solid, aud could be removed only
by tile pick. BY this slow process the well
was sunk 10 the depth Of Al feet There
is now some four or five feet of water, which
K enclosed in an ice cylinder which has
formed around the well six or eight inches
thick, making only 10 the top OF The water,
and afordiug very good fooI-hold when
DOWN there. For sumo six or eight feet
above the water The wall is entrusted by a
layer of ice and frost caused by the dip
ping of the water from the bucket and the
vapor from the well.
The water is pure and has no unpleasant
taste. Ii is probably colder than it is pos
,ibe 10 make cr-wa'er in a warm day
One cuu drink but small quantity al a
line. Butter or fresh meat, when lowered
near The water, /, frozen in short time.
The cellar Of the h use is also unusually
old. This was noticed before the digging
Of lie we'll The soil at the suriace is not
cold, ncr is vegetation backward.
An excavation is to be made some time
next month near the well, for the purpose
of a-certaining if possible, the cause Of the
phenomena, which has not yet been ex-
llained. Yours, i. c. G.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
% SEQ ,arsrtI.sncp, Of Or, sanford. Liver I''i'
Inport Fema g
DR.. CdEES EN- ANS PlAA y

Prepared 81 Co.,NEIIUs L CliEEsEMAN ,. y. y. piss
YORK City The combination Of ingredients ID 90
tie resuit Of long and extensive practice
their operation, aud certain in correcting an 500
Painful transformations removing all ehstress Nststa
FROM cold otherwise headache pain 10 the sa fga
Il the trt whites all nervous Affect TONS ny -
pain In the back aud limbs &c. disturbed seeb MS
from interruption Of nature. To MAkilhp - - b
Cheeseman's Pills invalnbie. they WI, 10 y
monthly period with reguiarits Ladies NO pa - ~
alpcnted in the Of other Pills eau place nc - r
fis in Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills doing all tn@ 49,
sent 10 do. =. .rsl5
NO IT E There Is one condition q th' si-;prt p
In which the Pills cannot be taken without ~
cUIlAR hLSULT- Th condition reier 70 y ,-s4-t
CY-the result MIs;ARRIAGE such y .u te...iass s.
tend ncy fthc Inelicne to restore the sexual fe,s
normal condition, thai thercp productive poNe
caui,ot resist IL .sa.-isF
Warranted purely vegetable and free fresl any
rious Explicit directions which should be Ie
ny each box Price 81 Sent BY mail on - % >
General agent. sold BY one druggist in ever, m .
United States. r. b HutchIngs, General A.s secr
UnBsed states. los Chambers St New fork, uhehfs
wholesale orders should be addressed Per ssls ssf
nd Retail. BY o '. WOODS Believe fasss,Nt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08


seem Il, be D1scovERres in the Healing
Art. Prof 3. has long been known as a
,eachar Of Elocution in our principal Col
l,.oes and lecturer on Physiology, &c'' and
ne here presents his three PRnPARArloSs'
,,h;cb nnrport to be remarkably successful
1t appears that by analysing (cAem'eoag
and Microscopicaily) the Blood of he.lthy
persons, he ascerIained the true standard
flor a. is the Blood, such must be tie BODY
OF conrse,) and then by analysis OF the
Blood of different patients suffering rom
Consumption, Liver Complaints, DysreP'
in, &c, he finds out its Deficiencies in escl
case respectively, and supplies them VIII
the appropriate ell ments.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
County convention,


The freemen Of Windsor County "wh'
favor The principles # the Republican par
nv" met At the town Hall, in Woodsiock, Of
Thursday June 90ih, at / o'clock, A. NJ.
aud wete called 10 order by Dudley I
Chase. OF Windsor, a member Of the Couu
y Committee.
The Hon. Augustus p, IIunton, Of Beth
el was elected President, and Luther @
Greene. SECRETARY.
On motion Of VIM. NJ. Piugry, the Pres
ident ordered that The memb' rs PR, EN-
from the different towns elect a Gem nj, q,
Of two fcm their respective towns as !
nominating committee.
On motion Of WIN. NJ. Pingry, voted
that the dominating committee present
oames to the conveption for county and
town committees for the year ensuing
The Convention then took recess oI
Twenty minutes for The purpose OF giving
the towns rrpresrnt'd a. o,portun " Of
max ng their elections for nomimaliug
committee.
Upon the re assembling Of the Conyen-
ton, the Secretary rad The names OF the
NOMINATING COMMITTEE:
4adorer-Andrew A. Felt, John Ad-
ans.
Baltimore Garter R. Piper, Thomas
Preston.
Bo,m1rd = Seymour Belknap, Scion
Drnforth.
Bethel Almon Durkee, Geo. Francis.
Brtdge'oater-C. 5. Raymond, > At
WOO !.
Cavendish-Redfeld Proctor, Joseph A..
White.
Chester-B. A. Cook, Luther Adams.
Hartford - Asa I. Barron, Vulney
Thurston.
Hanlaad-samnel Tayler, Jr, Elias
Bates.
L,sdio'o-F. C. Robbins, Hiram W. AL
bee.
Nor1oich-J. T. Loveland F. L. Olds.
Plyno~h-I. ID. Wheeler, Thomas
Moore.
PopJret-Crnsby Miller, Henry Hewitt.
Reading Rufus Forbush, Thomas ).
Gordon.
Rochester-W. W. Williams, G. L.
Chaffee.
Royaiton-NIinot Wheeler, Daniel L..
Lyman.
.haron-Freeman Holt, Royal Roberts.
:, Springfield - Henry Stafford, Henry
Gibson.
Sock6ridge-Benjamin Rogers, Albert
Whitcomb.
B'ndsor Hiram Harlow. 10 d. Hatch.
beS Wlndsor-G. IL. Shedd, ID. f.
Hemrnway.
Woodstock : Julius Converse, Levi.
Pratt.
On motion the Convention adjourned till
half-past one o'cloek, P. NJ.
AFTERNOON.
he convention reassembled and was
called TO order by thu President.
he Nominating Committee reported
ne following names to the Convention and
recommended their nomination
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

LuDLow.-We learn that the citizens OF
Ludlow held Il Common School q, braIon
in the grove on the 1t inst, whore was pro-
vi,el an abundance OF tn good things OF
this Morll Appropriate speeches were
made by several gentlemen present The
West River Cornet Band were present as
the guests of Ludlow Coruet Band, and the
pleasures and enjnyments of the day were
heightened by the good music that they dis
cour,ed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
THn FouRrn IN ANpovrn.-The goo

The FOURTH IN ANDovER.-The good
c tizens of Andover met ON tue Fourth, and
in Picnic sly !e had their own celebration,
and were well pleased with their Indepeu.
d"nce," Gro. W. Stickney. f o. was Pres
idrnt of the Day, and Horace Burton. first
Marshal. p. II. Hutchinson, of Chester
read the Declaration Of Independence, and
Rev. Mr.. Fisher, Rev. Mr.. Constantine. and
F. c. Robbins, Esq, of Ludlow, were each
Invited TO participate in the exercises of
the day, and each delivered appropriate
speeches for the occasion. At tile table
ioasts, firing of cannon and appropriate mu-
sic closed the exercises of e occasion
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

TnE FOURTH AT NORTH SPRINGFIELD.
They had nice Sabbath Schoal Picnc
Celebration on Il Fourth at North Spin G
field. They were joined by the South VII
lage and PerkinSv,lle. Some 5000 persons
were present. Hon. VIM Nj. finery pre-
sided. Tales most BEAUTIFULLY decorated
were spread in the grove. aud addresses
we're made by ENG S.Fletcher. DR. knight
Rev. Mr.. Brown Of Concord, n H., Rev
Messrs. Frost, Picknel, Colburn, llasle'ine,
and C. II. Chapman, ESQ. The whole pass
ed off in the most pleasant and satisfactory
manner.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08


n then GOES TO blacksmths, ana
s,,ss b;s horse shod ION credit we suppose
and buys chain--then he goes 10 l%a-'
Sullivan aud procures bag OF meal rep,
r..se,,tinc himself as the owner OF q g"oa
farm. The heroic Danforth next puts on
for Marlboro. calls at the mill OF MI 'Sl"-
man Bnss and procures half a barrel OF
aour-then TO Tenney 4 Nason's store ~
the sam. place, and trys to purchase pa',
of shoes but he was recognized anu ,'a'
tbat more extend, account WITH hi'',
Was not desired, small bill OF GOODS OF
son,e 40 years standing being presented
to h m Tor PAY meni, Ddnfortn Stouliy u'-
MED ,ver having been in the store before.
While talking here, some OF his vlcI'mS
in Gilsnm and Sullivan came up. Dan
forth. und ..r pretenre Of dliNing around +"
cosner 10 hitch his horse. drove on some
distance, when he left his t am and 'ooS 70
he woods. He left the team IN possession
of a wonan-his sister, we are told, VINO
is The wife of John SniIh. Mrs, Smi'h
made her escape by throwing out the ho'',
neal, chains. &C., from the wagon, anu
driving rapidly away. All The articles OF
property obtained by Dndorlh have bee'
returoed TO their previous owners but 'he
Freebooter remains, w, are sorry Ia say, I'M
chliuel. ami free TO 20 and sin more. lie
i said 10 b. a out 5 feet 10 inches high
has dark hair, black eys thin features Is o
a rather small make. and apparently about
40 years Of age. Let the people be on
their guard.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

f5E We are indebted TO the courtesy OF
.he euterprising publishers Of the Wool
stock STANDARD for an early slip OF the pro-
ceedings of the Windsor county Repu5i-
can Convention, held at Woodstock on
Thursday Of last week, which will be found
in another place. The new senators are to
be j. NJ. AliricIl Of WeathersieIl. and
Daniel Needham OF Hartford, both # whom
have bee members Of tie House Of rep
resentatives for two years past. They ar,
good and true mn and not affected with
any spinal difficulty on the great question
in American politics. The other new names
on the ticker are the candidates for county
Judges, j. w. Colburne of Sprin Lfeld, and
John S. Marcy Of Royalton, aud Alei"
Lamb of Ludlow for high tailtf.
1t has been our cuslom to publish The
vote of the nominating committee for tn"
more important offices, and We give be w
the votes for senators. There was but one
ballot IN each instance. The vote for sena-
tor in the north or Hartford dist oct va, as
follows
Daniel Needham, Hartford, 80
Rev. L. s. IIubb rd, Strckhridcgr, 8
S mner A. Weber, 10 hester, 3
South or Windsor district:
J. NJ. Aldrch, Wea hcrsfeld, "a
John F. Deane, Cavendish, l9
James Lowell, Springfield,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
Windsor County.

eag The R, publican State Convention viii
be held at Brattleboro next Tuesday. All
the Railroads will carry for half fare. We
hope as many as can will attend, Probal y
no matter Of great Importance will come
before the Convention. but il will be good
thing to confer with each otEer, and we
hope there may be good attendance.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
Headquarters, Milan, 9th.

1fyou are subject Ia Rheumatism and
Neuralgia, AMI win avail yourself of Bill
ing Rheumatic Pills and Liuiment, they
will Effect cure. If you wish for a box
OF safe concentrated caihartie pills, -four
pills always preducing a thorough ca'harsis J
which are peculiarly adapted to effect the
liver, purchase box Of Billings Pills. Ii
yoa wish for safe and valuable L;ni-
mem. that Is powerful to reduce pain and
Inflammation, and 10 heal sl,rssins and bruis-
Is. buy a bottle If BILLINGS Liniment.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

The ATLANTIC MoSTHLY.-The July
number Of this periodical has been on our
table for some days. Its Table of contents
presents the usual agr, cable valley
Thomas Paine's second Appearance in the
United States--Of Books and the Reading
ihereof-After the Ball-Rock, Tres, aud
man-Chp Darlmouih-Seeu Unseen
- Percivsl - Zelmas Vow - William
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

A FAIR iHING.-All Git En'eP'
es" are not ~humbug." A concern q 4
nature can well be conducted in al bon 4
able manner, and so rs to meIil public ri
ronage and approval. such an esla.f
ment is that conducted by 6. G. EFAM I
Co, at Al Cornhill, Boston. Purehas'
OF book, at that establishment Obtain y
equivalent for their outlay in th3 ooN
which they pu chase. In addition to "
the purchaser Of each book is entitled 70
'giit vary ~ from twenty-five cents e. :
hundred dollars, as the case may !"
Works of fiction or works OF the hsas
literary merit, which are truly esschllA '
a through library. are furnished al Tue Nv
est standard prizes. Tie proprletoFs ~
enabled 10 offer these liberal, almost ~,
ifcenl. terms by reason of The iae'u'S
they enj'y of obtaining their books al , ~,
less than usual market value. See aa'.
tisrmeni IN anolher columns -Laa''''
{ 4HtsS) Sentinel.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

PRocToRsvILLE.-M Balloon, former
~ Of the firm of Smith & Balloon, having
leased the Woolen Factory at ProetorsviIe
of Messrs. Tucker, Newton Il Co., has
commenced business there, and runs the
mill in connection with his WOODEN factory
at Clarcmont, n. II.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
six Men Kiiiet---25 Wounded ana
NC Drowned.

b We have re,koned up all the ta'aliiirs
on he Fourth Which have yet come under
our observation in the tates near, and had
thai G persons were killed, ~ wounded
G il, from guppowder accidents. In India
ma party Of persons We're taking an ex-
cursiun on the alter, W en- The boat was
capsize,l and lG were drowned, mostly wo-
men and children. sa EA1A
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

Sourn WoopsrocK.-A correspondent
nj South Wcodstock informs us that tie
crops in hat vicinity mast be light. owing
10 frost and droulh or want of rain at The
right season.
Tie Green Mountain Liberal Institute is
again TO be opened this fall. The mana
gers have united to ,asea fund sufficient to
place itupou a firm basis, which shall make
it equal in its advantages 10 any other in
Tie State,
Asa Jones was last week deprived of n
barrel of rum, which was taken to the jail
for safe keeping. together with demJohns'
toddy-s-icks, tun,blers, &c, till sad retailer
or gver away" shall shoy cause tor such
possession. Jones better half was bound
TO have some 10 celebrate with on the 4th,
and dared the officer by drawing mug full
,frr its seizure and before its removal, in
the face Of all! IIurth or Mrs. Jones
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
BELLOWS FALLS TINES.
-
RIDAY. JU LY 8. ls29t

nv Tha C;ro,,atiou of the Times in Bel
taxy. Falls ana vicinity, is larger thaa ANY
othsr Paper add is consequently 'hc besi
une,liuu Tor Advertising.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

PLYMoCTH.-On Wednesday next there
will be Picnic at the ace known as
Unionvillr. An address Will be delivered
by Mr.. Norman Coolidge, a native of that
town, who for some years has been teach
er in Georgia, and who is now home on a
visit
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

CHESTER IlousE.-Thr Chester Hous,
Qae Amrrican,) has been thoroughly refii-
ted and repaired, and is now ready for Il,
reception of company. II is kept by Mr.
& /. Francis, who spares no aims for th,
com ort and convenience of his guests, and
VT take pleasure in commenting hun and
his house to the public. Those who stoI
there wi find an exceedingly pleasant vii
lage, with numerous other things to mat eli.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

DR.. c. z. BRoNsox's BLoop-Foop.
for the cure of Consumption and otter dis
eases, IS advertised in this weeks paper
and we ebeerfully cali a,ten,ion to wba,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

Shakespeare, Attorney and solcIior-ihe
Minister'S wooing-The Professor at the
Breakfast Tahle-Art--and the customary
Literary Notices. The Tom Paine article
contains much historical information Of the
times in which he foniished. The num-
Der before Us commences a new volume.
Ii may be had Of H. G. Bates at the depot.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

gzy The Fourth was celebrated in Bos-
ton, ard an Grafton delivered by George
Sumner. broker of the Senator. He liz
ON the Dred Scatt deci ion, and the hu kerr
and eminent respecabiii y +" are in tribn-
la:ion, as when Rev. Mr.. Al.er touched of
Boston fmkeyism ;wo years ago.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

PERsoNAL.-O. II, Pitt, formerly
Bla'tlrboro, has nov opened law office II
ST. Luuis. Mo. Gavin Townsley, who live
at the same place and is well known in this
County and S'ar", is in very poor health.
dat and II arly blind.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

GARIBALDI, TuE IIERo OF ITAlH-
We preceiye that Mes,rs. Street L saa
the propuetors 1f The N.w YoaK Wru
LY. announce new story from the pc {
A. j. II. DIganne, under the above TIKI
Nj. Dugannc is said TO haze been intna
with the f,mols Italian patriot While z
latter was in This country, and TO bag
gathered the material for the story aP'
which he is At work from the lips Of Gla
balli himself. Such production, jis J
this time. when the Whole civilize vfI
rings with the fame Of the seli-sacrif.I:
AMI disinter sted Italian patriot, must P''
luce an immense sensatiol. People III
read with aridity everything relating I
Joseph Gtribaldi, in whom the hops d 4
oppressed penpl- are c nj rrl
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

BARN BLOWN DowN.-During a thun-
der >hJwer in Plymouth on Saturday las
the wind rose with such powrr that it hlpw
over the rev barn Of James S. Brown at
tie Notch. 1t was entirely new, AMI vas
probably the largest and best in town, and
must have cost near one thor and dollars.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
AGENTS FOR TnE TIM as.

The 70 loving persons agents for the BsLows FALLS
Tss 20 whom our Subscribers make their pa nientf
and we trust all who have paid for the present Year vii
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
TOWN COMMITTEES ;


Andorer--Georae W. Sticknev, AN.
Gutterson, Heary g. Howard, William :
Frlu, Peter p. Whe, Ter.
Baltimore Phineas G. Robinson Il
Piper. Henry Srrague.
Bunard = Dori. Richmond. .Io,.s
Pai.e, john Miller, Lyman Steward 4
Bethet--N. +. Clark, Joel b. Pu,s
Howard Brooks.
B,idgetcaier--lta t. Bennett, f.
Perkins.
Carenaish--A. d. Hager, 0. S. Tia.
W. A. Spauldiug, ]. S. Parker, 5. II. 4
ms,
Chester-Spenrer H. Leonard, Sim,
Sherwin Henry Morris.
HaHland = IIamplen Cuts, C. n
Warren. Lewis Emmons.
Har4ford-0. +. Barron. Mai. D.n
Russ. Enos II. jennings. Volney rhania
j c. Parker, Luther Pease.
Luaiow-Hrrrick Woodward, Ggo,s
:. Arlington, Paul d. Sears, ID tur
Dutton, L G. Warren.
Nar,otch Nm. +. Lewis, L. r. lers
O.r Il Hall, Freeman Mosher, 5. A. An.
strong.
PoD,frei-W in-luw Reed, II. W q
burn, Chas IL. Kingsley, Gardner Vi.
low. VIM. II. Hewitt.
Piymomh-Jos. Kennedy, Winslog >at
yet, Jared Marsh.
Rochesier-- VIM. NJ. Huntington, Sd
Morse. Norman Harvey.
Reading--Gor,ion b. Merrill, Levi c
Fay Hiram Goddard.
.Sprngtietd--.las. G. Whipple, B. '
Lowell. James II. Walker.
.Stockbrjdge--I. J Russ. Char'e, F Pi
ridge Ccpla> Sawyer.
ITea Windsor Moses B. Perkins, a
fred Worcester, Carlos Wafdner
Heathersfeid Charles Jarvis, lIyr
Henry. Alfred Srreeter.
esioR -Jnhnahan Bartlett, Geo
Wiley, John +. Bryant.
IFiais0r-R. b. Kellogg, L. c. VIZ
Gavin Thompson
Hoo3s,ock-> Samuel Wood.
The report va acc pteI and unaima
ly adopted.
Ga motion the Convention adjour Cd
AueCsrus p. HUNfoN, Presoa
LUTHER o. GREENE. Secretary.
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