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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-06

F1R-rnE RIvER.-Therc were about sew
en- and half feet water in the channel of
The Ohio yesterday. The j. B. Ford WAS
receiving freight for Louisville, aud will
leave this evening. The strongest and
most reckless wind of the season prevail
Gu. 1t blew us if it would crack its
checks Fortunately the ground was
oamp from the rains of tae previous day,
"na tue dust laid low and umdisturbed
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DiSsolutiOn.

TI0IIE PAHsNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN1STING
under the firm of Wheeler i Lakin, was dissolved
on the 21st of March. inst, by mutual agreement.
The business of the late firm will be settled by j. I.
LaIn. All persons indebted will please call and set
tie their accounts carly possible ms the business
of the old firm must be closed Those having claims
will please present them for settlement:
C. IL. WHEELER.
JOHN T. LAKIS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-06

R1IN TOWN. N. Hoffman, of the
Norgantown Star, .toO1-hordy Wise man,
is stopping at the Mcclure House. His ap-
pearunce is rather provincial, while his
airs are metropolitan.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-06

kES-lIGHT ur YouR HOUSES 1.-The only
way you can do this is to go to Moyston &
COS, under the M'Lure House. and buy g
[n"nGaiier or stand Lampand take it home
4oplI never repent it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-06
Rhnhc island ELECTION.

Nkw YORK, April additional returns
indicate nearly 1000 majority for Sprague.
PRovIDEScE, April 5.-Returns from ad-
ditionnl towns show that Sprague's ma
jority will he about 200.
The whole vote of the State has been
received, and is as follows: Sprague l2,-
295, Pnddlcford lO,935, scattering l+3.
Spragme's majority 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-06
Sale of the Wheeling Win
dow CSInSX Works,


10y VIRTUE or a DEED OF TRUST, DATED
ID July 18th. 1857, from Russell. McAfce Co., duly
recorded in the Clerk Office Of the county of Ohio
shall sell at public auction at the front door of the
Court House of said county. the first Monday i'll
April next Lots No. 49, 49, At, 4S and 40 the Ori-
ginal plat of North Wheeling, including the Window
Glass Works and all the machinery and improvements
thereto belonging.
Terms made known Oh day of sale. Selling as
T. McAFEE, Trustee.
RB-Thc above sale .is postponed until the LIST
Monday i'm May. np4-lm
T AXE FIsH.--1oo packages of White Fish,
Trout and lIerrings Of the best quality, in whole
and half barrels, just received anu for sale by
CHEET IION.--lOU bdls Galvanized. ,Tuninti,
y Charcoal and Common Sheet Iron. Oh hand and
for sale by J. i. DlCkEf.
ml9 No. % Monroe street.
NEW ORLEANS NIOLASSES.--3OO
IN barrels choice New Orleans Molusscs in oak
Perage, just received and for salo by
NORTH CAROLINA TAR.--2j barrels
l JAMS :s's' ''AS' J" ''0'' '''" '"' '' T. REILLY
T00 BARRELS FLOUR, AssOIITED
IOO brands in store and Sp f4 Eas ~ ,cxApu
CIEIEE TIN GS.-0-I brown and Blcaclcd,
mh22 Just received by GEO. r. TAYLOR.
DICH SILK ROBEs--Ninc, Seven, Five
N Four and Two Flounccs, just oTencd by
mhl3 GEO. r. TAYLOR.
GALVANIZED TVIRE.--A prime article
~ ofGalyanized Wire, assorted, from No. e to No.
10 m Inclusive for sale cy r. ptcKEY 81 Monroe at
TLEGANT FLOUNCED SILKS, in 4,
mh33 HEislELL ( swEARINGEN.
NEW SPRING SIIAWLS,
IN New Styles Parnsols,
New Styles Hoop Skirts
mhe3 HEiSKELk& swEARINGEN.
TAMILY LINENS, FRENCH SKIRT
L mo Cambria, Long Lawn, French Dimity, Linen
Chmbric, all OF fine quality just received by
mh26 GEO. II. TAYLOR.
GUNNER SHIFTING MUSLINS.--A
y new article, extra fine, just received by
mills GEO. X. TAYLOR.
CEED FREDERICKSBURG Fox's Seeding
= and Mcrcer's for sale at the seed depot by
mh13 SMITH GoRKELL
OULT IVATORS.-Iron Cultivators,
~ Painters Shovel Plows, for sale by
mh31 SMITH GORRELL.
VICTORIA SKIRTING DIREITY.--
A and desirable article, 13S yd. wide, just
received by Imh26l GEO II. TAYLOR.
Etna Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF GENERAL ASSEM-
| D BLY,, passed. March ~, 1850, incorporating the
above named Insurance Company, subscription
books will be opened Thursday, April III, 1850,
and continue open for ten days. at the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank, and the Savinga' Bank Of
| Wheeling.
TIIGS. H. LIST. JAMES WILSON. lCon,.rs
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Reed 6 Kraft.

gREMovAL.-Th Office of the Clti-
zens Deposit Bank has been removed to
No. %, Monroe street, next door above
George X. Whcat's store.
ap2-lw JOHN r. MILLER, Cashier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-06

NEW York, April 5.-The East River
Bank was restored to the Clearing House
Association to-day
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-06

10000 A sIt Gsesea aa$ SSEs Makes Mss
mos RHODES New Store
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-06

TARRYTowx, y. Y, March 5-Hon. Jas.
X. Paulding, who was Secretary of the
Navy under President Tyler, died at his
residence at Hyde Park, last evening, at
o'clock
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-06

Eay A FORTUNATE OMrssroN.-In the
early part of this week, a man living at
our neighboring town of Martinsvillc, in a
moment OF mental alteration, got married.
lie sent us the marriage notice for publ
cation, but forgot to send the requisite
amount Of coin along, with which to re-
lnuncrote us merccnary printers for its in
scrtion. Yesterday We received the fol-
lowing:
MARrxsvILLE, April Sd, 1860.
Dear Sirs:-l am very glad you did not
insert my marriage, as my wife left me
yesterday, and am happy that it was not
generally known. l warn all persons not
to trust her on my account, as l will not
pay her bills. Yours, &c.
We are happy to know that, in the pur-
suit of our legitimate ''biz," we have done
our friend kindness without intending it,
and We hope that he and others may learn
lesson from this sad experience.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-06

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLCE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-06

Annexed Is an Alphabetical List Of Articles whic
ifdansged, uay be restored TO their original strsng'
SPALDiNG's PREPARED GLUE:
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! SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEI
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES:
EcoNoMYl DISPATCH
R--A srIreu TX TpsE stvrs NrSEu-sa
4. aecidsats riu LoHlea. er,H an ,ralE-yc1ulafesi
fdEI'Cs ii l. very desirable 10 have some cheap AID
convenient way Tor repairing Furniture, :oys, CEOSk
spALDING's PREPARED GLUE
all such emergencies, and no household AZ
ford to b. without it. 1t Is always ready and up ~
mping chairs, sPlinteTtl VsIleers bcseSs dOlls and
broken cradles. II is just the article for cone sS,
AMI other ornamental work. I'Pular with ladies CT
Refinement and TASTE
This admirable prrpIruti"u I. nsei cold, being
valuable QUALITIES .of lcst c,irt-iuHkerS GIu"
1t may Isy used the place al ordinary n'ucils",
being vastly more adhesive.
.USEFuL IN I.VERT HOUSE,
y. B-A Bri-l accompanies each bottle. Price, p
cents.
Wholesale Depot. As Cedar-st., n. n.
Address HENRY {. SPALDING ( Co,
Box No. 5000 New York
Put up for Dealers in Cases containing four, eight
and twelve dOzsn-R beautiful LithO2Taph ShcN-CG-d
accompanying each package
~ single bottle Of SPALDgNG'S PREPARED
Glue will ten times iis annually 10 every
househnld.-Ga
Sold by Ill prUIau-at statiOners. Druggists, HarSs
ware aud FEfaitur" Dealers, GFvSSfs' and Fancy
stores.
Country Merchants <hculd r1sES a note Of sPALD
ING'S PREPARED GLUE EhIn making mp their
LIST. II will sand any climate.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
USEFUL IN LIVERY HOUSE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY STATlONERS-
sPALDING'S PREPARED CLUE,
SOLD By DRUGGISTS.
SPALDISG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY H0USEFUENlSIilNG STORIES
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by FURNITURE DEALERS.
sPALDISG,s PREPARED Glue.
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS
SPALDIXc.s PREPALED GLCE,
SOLD By GROCEES-
SPALDING-S PREPARED GLCE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
Manufactured by
HENRY [. sPALDING & CO.,
4S CedarssI., New y OTIZ.
Address Post Office, Box 5000.
Annexed Is an Alphabetical List Of Articles which,
hdanssed GI"y be restored to their original strength
eF.l lv 1I-af,l
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Manufactured by
HENRY L. SPALDING / CO.,
4S CedarssI., New y OTI<.
Address Post Office. lIox LOO,
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REMOVED.
MINI TAYLOR,S


TOBACCO AND CIGAR MANDATORY AND
in warehouse formerly occupied by J. NJ. Todd Co.
where he will pleased meet his old friends and
patrons. with many new ones as can come l!aT-
ing replenishcd my stock am able to offer better
inducements than ever. mh2G-lm
HORTICULTURAL TOOLS 81 GAR
DEN Observation-Disclosures Frost have
lust received from the East large supply of Pruning
Nirpcrs and ShcaIa Trimming Chisels, Pruning saws
long handles, heavy Pruning Hooks for cutting mp
or down, Bill Hooks, EdginS Knives, Border Shears
Garden Forks, Ladies' Garden Trowels, Briar Hooks
&c: also large variety of MReuble and Steel Rakes,
Hoes, Spalng Forks, long and short handle Shoycls
and SPADES Jerks for Rose Bushes, and everything
pertaining to a first class Agricultural warehouse.
Also Prince Albert Seeding Potatoes New Jersey
Gourd Seed, Corn, &c. [mh20l No. 81 Main St.
"INE.-Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines, in y
w and n casks, just received and for sale by
mh2O GEO. ADAMS.
VANILLA BEGAN-Frcsh, just received and
v for sale by T. H. LOGAN co.
mh3O and LOGAN, LIST co.
CALAD OILI-Quarts pints and = piHts, crop
| = of 1860, received and for salO by
mh3O and LOGAN, LIST co.
H5 BXS. HUMMEL'S ESS. COFFEE,
! L.) received and for sale by 4. II. LOGAN co.
mh3o and LOGAN, LIST co.
| CIHEET I2ON.-
100 b'dlcs Sheet Iron, assorted, No. II to q.
| so do Galv'd Sheet Iron, aSS'd No 20 to IS
- do Cincn. do do Charcoal and Boiled,
on hand and for sale by
| mh2+ p. c. HILDRETH BRO.
I
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SPALDING'S PREPALED GLCE,
SOLD By GROCERS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-06

SPAL.DING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HOUSE.FCESlSIilNG STOKES
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-06

sPALDING's PREPARED GLCI.
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
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SPALDISG'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-06

SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by FURNITURE DEALERS.
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New Wall Paper.

lust REORGANIZATION rolls Fresh New
- Wall Papers. Having sold nj! my old papers
will offer nothing hut new and fresh stock, at my
usual low prices JOSEPH GRAVES.
mills Main street. Centre Wheeling.
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sPALpING.s PREPARkp GLUE!
w-A srIrcn ~ TrsE sIvEs NISE ia

sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By DRUGGISTS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-20

Life is web Of events, each buricncd
with more or less Of good or evil. five will,
we can enjoy the one, and mitigate the other.
Each passing hour brings its quota Of happi-
ness to enrich and gladden. us, if we but ex.
cept it. The most trifing circumstance or
occasion may be turned into blssing, and
minister to our delight and'profit. The pres
ent, with its ups and downs, its thousand
fiaznelcss incidents and details, is ours to
read and to improve.
Did you ever try the experiment of max
ing the best and most Of the occurrences of
each day; extracting all the Joy and gladness
from the pleasant and Diminishing, instead Of
magnifying, the infelicities of the perplexing
and vexatious? If not, try it.
Let your morning, and evening, and noon
day relaxation from pressing business, the
causal meeting in trade or elsewhere with
friend, the social call, the ride, the book, the
walk, each and all of the incidentals of each
day, bc made to conduce to your happiness,
and life will be new thing to you; every
object will wear new aspect
There are those that live just such lives,
that gather up daily satisfaction, and look to
the present for enjoyment. Such life is not
only prize to its pOssessor, but to the circle
it radiates. The kindly and genial influence
of such lives diffuse gladness wherever they
arc felt; their cheerful and hopeful words
encourage the dcsponding, and give vigor
and confidence to the fearful and timid; they
scatter the melancholy forebodings of those
who would cast pail of sadness over every
scene of life. ...
Contrastcd with such cheerful and happy
days, how pitiable and sad are the lives of
thousands, many of whom are now far on
the pathway Of life, whose present is made
miserable by seizing hold of every event, and
wringing out of it all the fears and gloom
possible; who are always looking into the fu-
turc for the sunshine Of life; but Who live
daily beneath the black heavy cloud. There
is word of truth in those much abused
mottocs: live while you live" and "make
the best Of it." How many of the delights
and pleasures, that are garnercd up in pass
ing events, we cntirly overlook; and how
many of the ills are made infinitely worse by
brooding over them. Would you be happy
daily yourself, and be source of happiness
to otherss Aim to make each days duties
and trials contribute all that you possibly can
to so disirable an end.-Butalo Christian
AdrOcdte.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-20
THE BLIND FIDDLER.
BY MRS. VIRGINIA DEFOREsT.

''Hary, what is the use of your fiddling
away there all the evening" when you might
Just as well be reading some useful book, or
learning some useful art y
"Good brother don't fret My fiddling
does not disturb you. You have such pow
or of fixing your attention, that you can study
your book Just as well when am playing a
dancing tune here in the room, as you can
when am mile off. 1t does not disturb
you at all"
"Grantcd We settled that matter long
ago. The cheerful sounds of the instrument
inspirit without disturbing me. think that
on the whole, get on rather better when
you are in the room, especially as you are
always willing to give me a lift when come
across ANYTHING which don't understand" !"
swell, then, why do you fret p
+" 1t is not OH my account, but on your
own. It seems to me that you are wasting
your timc to practice so much as you do.-
You play in mastery manner now; and
by employing all your evenings in study, you
might learn great deal that would be of
some practical use to you as farmer
80, like to mingle the agreeablewith the
useful, to fiddle nine-cights of the evening,
and study the remaining fifth, as Patrick
O'Dougherty says. Besides, who knows but
fiddling may be useful to me some time OF
other | may live to get my bread by it,
Poor Harry Duncan, he little thought that
his words would ever come true" He was
a light volatile, generous youth, the
destined heir of a rich uncle, the IA
vorite son of his father, hourishing farm
or in Ayrshire. There was not more pop
ular or more promising youth in all Scot
land. Not even his staid and studious broth
er James was more highly esteemed in their
native village All hearts warmed at tn,
sight of his merry face and the ring of his
cheerful laugh; and right prosperously did
he 60 on for many long year. He inheri-
ted his uncles estate, fine, well stocked
farm, and was at once placed in a state Of
complete independence.
James, who had not the naturally fine parts
and popular address of his brother, was one
of your pcrsevering, plodding youths, who,
while his brother was learning to play upon
the violin, was seriously addressing himself
10 the study of scientific agriculture. He
learned great many things respecting the
chemistry Of soils and plants and thao 31nnkn
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-20
Amusing Obituary.

The Aurora Commercial is guilty of the
following arbitrary:
MISTER EDArUR--Jcm bangs, we arc sorry
to state has deseized. He departed this Life
last mundy. He died at the age of % years
old. He went 4th without ary struggle: and
such is Life. Tu Da we are as pepper grass
nifty smart-tu Morrer we are cut down
like cowcumber of the grownd. Jem kept
nice store which his wife now wates on
His vcrchews was nnmerour to behold
Menny is the things we bot at his growcery,
and We are happy to state to the admr,in
world, that he never cheated, spcshully in
the waite of mackrel, which wos Mise and
smelt sweet, and his survivun wife is the
same wa. We never new him to put sand in
his shugar, tho he had big sand bar front
of his hous; nur water in his Lickcrs. tho
the ohio River ran past his dorc. Piece to
his remancs
He leves q wife, 8 children, a COW, horses,
growcery stoar and uther quodrupeds to
morn his loss-but in the spalendd lang
wadge ov the poit, his loss is there eternal
game.
PRYvUr--Mr. Nelson and puml: If YOU
will stomp the abuv on2 yure valcrablc col
yumns, will be delegated. Send me copy
rs doant take yurc paper only as mi mex
doar naybor has threw with hisn.
Yorcs, ALLuC DoLLY.l
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-20
NO: 6:

Virtues to which the mind cannot rise even
when assisted by the most advantageous H.
tercourse, are frequently the fruits Of Solitude.
Deprived for ever Of the company and con-
versation Of those whom we love and esteem.
we cndeavor to charm the uneasy void ,hS
every effort in our power; but while Love
and Friendship lead us by the hand, and
cherish us by their care, we lean necessarily
on their bosoms, and remain inert. Solitude,
were it for this reason alone Is indispcnsably
necessary to the human character for when.
men arc enabled to depend on themselves
alone, the soul, tossed about by the tempest
of life, acquires new vigor; learns to bear
with constancy, or avoid with adj dt'ress, those,
dar1gerotIs rocks on which vulgar minds arc
inevitably wrecked and discovers continually
new resources, by which the mind resists,
with stole courage the rigours Of its fate.
Weak minds always conceive II most safe
to adopt the sentiments of the multitudc.-,
They never venture 10 express an, opinien
upon any subject until the majority. have de-.
cided; and blindly follow the sentiments Of
the many, whether upon men or things. with
out troubling themselves to inquire who are
right, or on which side truth prepondcrates.
A love Of equity and truth, indeed, is seldom
found, except in those who have no dread of
Solitude. Men of dissipation never protect
the weak, or avenge the oppressed IF the
various and powerful host Of knavcs and fools
are your enemies; If you have been injured,
in your property by injustice, or traduccd in
your fame by cal,nnny, you must not fly for
protection and redress to men of light and
dissipated characters for they arr merely.
the organs of error and the conduit pipes Of
prejudice.
The knowledge of ourselves is in Solitude
more easily and effectually acquired than in
any other situation for we there live in hsbr
its of the strictest intimacy with o0f own
bosoms. 1t is certainly possible for men to
be deliberate and wise even amidst all the
tumultuous folly Of the world, especially If
their principles be well fixed before they en-.
ter on the stage Of life; but integrity ID un.
doubtly more easily preserved in the innocent
simplicity of Solitude than in the corrupt n.
tercourses Of society. In the world how
many profigate villains, and unprincipletl
adventurcrs, Of insinuating manners, arc we'll
received only because they have learnt the
art of administering to the follics, the weak.
nesses, and the vices of others The mind.
intoxicated with the fumes of that incense
which artful flattery is continually offering To
it, is rendered incapable ofjustly apprcciatinr
the character of men. On the contrary. va
truly discover in the silence Of Solitude tl,;cs
inward complexion Of the heart; and learn
not only what the characters of men arc. but
what in trnth and natnrc they ought to be.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-20

farmer was highly indignant at his som pre-
Stunning to teach him the art which he had
been all his life practicing; and he inco,lti
nently told him to carry his 81 book notions
to another market. Being rather high
spirited youth and of age, ut the time this
ungraci0ns speech was made, James took his
father at his word and began to make prepa.
rations for leaving home. This was just af
ter the deccase Of the uncle, who had left moi
only his real estate, but all his personal prop.
crty to Harry.
Coming into his brothers room one morn.
ing, and finding him packing his trunk very
diligently, he accosted him with" Hullo
what nowf Going on journey?"
"Yes, Harry, a long one" replied james,
sedately.
"Indeed what has started you off now,
brother, and whittier are you goingy"
"Iw will tell you, Harry" he said, closing
his trunk and sitting composedly down on
the lid. "You must knew that this morn
ing, having very respectfully suggested to
father some change in regard to manuring
that field which is intended for wheat next
season, he took my remarks in high dudgeon,
scolded away half an hour at me, blamed me
for pretending 10 learn farming from books,
and finally told me l had better take my
book notions to another market. Now, as /
can do that thing, think, on the whole, l
will"
20 no, brother, you wont do SO hasty and
unkind thing. You'n think better Of it.'
Harry, hate to leave you-thats fact.
We have been more than brothers. We have
always been friends. But 60 must
Harry put both hands to his face, bowed
down his head on the table, and wept like a
child. Tears filled the eyes of James, too /;
but be was arm in his purpose. Recovering
in some measure from his agitation, Harry
said, Where do you propose to 20, and how
are you provided for the adventure p
Imean," replied James, g to 20 to Amer.
ica, and l have money enough to pay nv
passage and support me year after my ar
rival"
" What is your plan Of operation ~
mean to earn money enough to buy
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NoRTHwEsTKRNM MAIL-yla willouehby. Mays
willie and Hampton ARRIVES every Wednesday ut 10
DrrAxrs every Wednesday at Pm.
NORTHERN NAII.-vla willoughty, Shell Rock and
Carksvilie ARaIvEs every Saturday at DEPARTS
every Saturday ut JOAN.
Mails for New Hartford and swanton, Butler County,
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r COUNTY OFFICERS.
CorxrY JrpoE-G. W. Couch.
TAG EAsuRKR AND llECoRDER--A. G. BCNNELL.
EmER,rr-J. ELwELL:
EouNrY CLHRK-J. b. SEVERANCE.
SuPERixTRSDESr or ScHOOIs-T. STEED.
Couxry suRvxyoR-M. l.. TRACY.
CORoxER- vIRDEN.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
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tWM. II. PIIILPOT,
TRUsrHEsJ 4. MORRISON,
tWM. p OvERMAN.
TOwx CLgRH-D. J. COLEMAN
J. NJ. 8. HODGDON,
o"SsrA"lhs r. w. PIPER.
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SurERvlsoR RoAD DISTRICT No. 1-GEO. sECORD