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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23

DR. strickfaud's Pile kemedJ has cured III ,ussDd 3
q the woretseas Of Blind and Bleeding Piles Il
give1 immediate reliet and effects permanent cure
= Eor sale by al Druggists. General Depot EaI
DIR. sTRIoKDAED's TONIC-we can recommend
those 50 heTtng with loss Of Appetite indigestion
OF dyspepsia, Nervousness, and Nervous Debility
70 use Sr1ckand's Tonic It Is vegetable prepare.
ton, free from Alcoholic Iiquorl; it strengthens
the whole nervous system; It creates a good
S8ppetLe, AND T. warranted TO cure Dyspepsia and
For sale by Druggists generally at 81 per bottle
EHEePaFed BY Dr. A. Strickland, East Fourth street
For ale BY BRENTLINaER & DERRY: REED
kRAHT COS RoABE, KRAFT 4 90; LOGAN
LIST ST, 60, MLARE BROTHERS,; Z. BOOKING
y: w: GRAHAM, Wheeling, and by Druggists
oct. 21-daw1Y.
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Sprigg House, &C., fer Sale
at AuctiOn-

| DURSUAET to the decree made by tho Circpt
i Court Of Ohio county, on tbe Il terntb 1nT Of
Dec mbrr last, in the fGt 10 ohuncerv pFndipu
therein between Peter YarnA l. Junior Ceorpa,
Ross and Emma his wife compalaAnts and D3p;oi
| q. LET the North Western bank Of VIRGINIA and
others dci'u1huts, will at the front door OF The
Court House ~ Ohio county on TUESDAY TIL 4
| IWENTY-E'GHTH DAY OP aARCH, IN rHs
fFAR hlGuTkEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIYE.
comm ueinRa at eleven O'Clock NJ, proceed to s. III
at public auction, the Lois numbered three and
even in square numbered One in the city Of
wheeling, aud those parts OF The Lots numbered
our A.d eight in the same square, which by the
VII OF LAchaTiah spTigg w,IE devised 10 S-muel
SpTgg and ZlchsTah Jacob in trust for the purposes
ct lOtih IN Sid WILL excepting 50 much Of said lots
seven aud eight as was rot apart IN seyerAiy TO the
heirs Of MoTiecai Hsrnlll deceased and those psrt
o,st'd Lot uuuotr eight which were Sid to &c rye
w. Johnson and Jsc n LNndIried as in said decree
more particularly specified; The real estate 30 To be
sold by virtue Of the sid decree being the same on
part Of which now stands the Hotel called tho
Of WhrC,ipg
TFRMs OF SALE The purchaser to nav no,
less IN N third OF the purchase money ia hand
but TO have the option paying IN hand soy create
portion or the whole thereof The res due l. there
be any, TO lie paid by Of rineirl
In eight sixteen and tWsnty-iour months with in.
teTCst on each instaiu,snt from the ~ OF sateih,
deterre pAymeuts 10 be secured bg bouts With SAT-
is'A.toTy security, aud the title 10 be retained as
further seonrity Until payment IN full.
8 BRADY,
DANIEL LAMB,
49," Cotuml ssio uerE
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Business College.
Ar WHEELING.
CONDUCTED
I l. HIT @ FL g &C x,
AT no. l1sH MATS STREET,
tUorubrOok's RuIldingO
Ar WHEELING.
Wopcn for Students day aud evening.

tUorubrook's BuildingJ
EWOpcn for Students day aud evening.
1--WE purpose Of this institution Is to inStruc,
4 young men land women tool in tbs principle.
Hhioh govern the correct trauBnotion Of pecuniary
business andin Accountability Rndits eoucomitsnti
BOOK-K EEPIRG,
stripped Of its absurd VerbiaEe and ancient pro
lxity and intricacy, and adapted to the modern
mode Of doing business especially in the United
StAtes IL the leading subject ofAttontiOn Its LAWS
witch are a. exact, uncTrinE and free from eIcrp
lion those Of nature and comprised in very few
words, Grst made familiar to the student, Wit
who IL then conducted through oourso OF practicai
Bookkeeping, in numerous sets Of books in great
variety 81 EoTns Till he thus acquires story o.
the sTi which enables him to apply 1t With facility
70 any kind o. business.
WRITING SCHOOL
ia open day and evening, attended BY both ladies
snd gentlemen, where without entering for the frE
course, a good handwriting can be obtained in :
ARITHmETIC,
aud its application u all manner OF
CuUNTlNG-HOuSE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de
raauds. Tho student will be made acquainted With
several modes Of calculation not found In bcoka
tendiOE greatly 10 the absrOviation Of his work
There "a open 70 the student also Z courSooi
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Politica! Economy, Commercial Law an
uaEgcs, Finance Banking and CurTUncy; also in
Of eminent Business aen IN regard TO the bee
methods Of conducting business Succen'ully an
avoiding failure,
Instructions IN the above subjects arc inttrgrcr
81 Vith wAIiTDs and iEculeStionB tending to N
formation Of high character as rncn aud citizens,
Tho course OF instruction il intended 20 be a.
comprehensive and thorough that o, any Of The
Commercial College,, while the CIpouse 20 The ain
dcntiS much les
II. Il. bcgs leave to refer these 70 whom he {,
Unknown TO the officers Of the banks IN Wbes.ips
Hnd hFiEcIoI', and especially to his students.
TERMS, sc.
FOR the tult eouuO above indicated, including the
requisite btauk Rocks for Book kPepinr Ia rr.
70 f4o i"yEtic en- entering The time Usually re.
gHlftd ioT tho coUTse il from tVo to three month";:
uut The student ia not limited In timo-bo MAY
lanI - I
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nR- JOHNSTON has DISCOVERED THE MOST
u Certain, Speedy and Only Efectual Remedy
n tbs World Or an Private DiEeaSe1i Weakness Of
Kfdneys and Biadder, Inv6iuntary DiSeharges, In.
potency General .Debiit ReEV0usnesE5 DyGpspaiA
Laoguor, Low Spirits, Confusion Of Ideas, Palpita
Eight or Giddiness, Diseass Of The. Head, Throat
Nose or skin, Affections Of the Liver, Idngb, 6tom
sSs or sssthSss fE or
tary practices more fatal TO their victims than the
aons of 6yrer5 70 the MafinerB Of UIJSes blghtine
tasiE most brlisnt hopsa OF sntiapGtonSS render
Ing marriage he impossible.
.-.'32 o. q" YOUNG AEN = 80
Especially, who have become the victims of Solitary
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which
nually sweeps e an Egfime)y grave thousands o;
intellect, Who might OtheT6ise nave e1tranced lis
teHinE Seu8tes with the thnHdofb Of eIoquence, OF
walked 70 eesteeJ the liytnsIy may esl With ful
.sa,. m MARRIAGE iaa,saf ,.ga5s 7sT
Married Persons, or Young Men, contemplating
marriage, being GwArs physical Weakness, organic
debility, de:ormites speedily cured -fEl7a--
He who places himself under the care Of DR.. J
may relisiOusiy coufde in hishonOr asa gentleman
aud confidently rely upon his skilI ~ physician,
re ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Full Tigor Restored.
This Distressing Affection which renders Life and
Marriage impossible-is the penalty paid by tn;
victims of iLOproper induigsnces. YOungperSo AFt
too apt TO commit excesses from not being aware
the oleaoiui consequences tnAt may ensue' NOW
who that understands the subject will pretend Il
deny that the power Of procreation Is lost sooner By
those falling into mpIOpSr habits than by the pr
denti Besides being deprived Of the pleasure o
healthy offspring the most serious aud destructiT,
symptoms 70 both body and mind mise. ThesyEtsn
becomes derEa ged, the. Physical and Mental Pune
tons Weakened, Loss Of ProcreAtVe Power, Hervoai
ITTitabiiity, Dyspepsia, PaIPitation Of the Heart
indigestion. Constitutional Debility wasting,
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
Office, No. 2 South Frederick St.,
Left hand Iids going from Baltimore street, few
doors from the corner. Psi not 70 observe the nsng
and numb6E. III Ef-f.t fE.t}, .tEL
Letters must b. paid and contain stamp. Thf
Doctors Diploma hangs ia hiI Office. vi .lal.
A CURE WARRANTED IN. TWO DAYS.
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IiRCappe[ & ShRRtILan KaLs,

HAVIE6 Interested ny facilities for the manu-.
\ A., faSturs OF the above articles, am prepared
than can be had at any other houSe IN The eitv.
CCeeP the latest patterns Of STOVES, both Wood and
INC INC Hln warrant every Stove am prepared
..sno ytH give sneh jobs my personal attention.
SPontlng and Guttering ofalI kinds always on hand
SPPeT eno Bras Kettles and Fruit 0ansof the best
Kind also very cheap. Merchants and Sther1 visit
ing re city win do we'll to give me can,
1e" B. J. CALDWELL.
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FOR SALE

UEIEk a. private sale ops0T the best business
SS's aud The Spricg HOuse: three stories high. An
hhTH from cellar TO the Earre; suitable for fsiIr
tenueaSe- Above the;store are seven rooms en- the
second and third stories, with water and rAy A
small yard 10 the rear DEPTH Of hou.e GSx2i feet:
in RCod repair.
II rot sold by the Sth Of 4prl, lS6S, I viii ,hsn
'euer IL at public sale IN front OF the Court H..
inme lately after the sale OF the urCgtTtv SSS-'
urci en- that day, At 10 o'clock. "
lie unqUEItiOHAbic For terms ARMY IN
a. X. list, Trustee
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Trnstaa,s Sale

IN PURSUANCE or TWO pEEnS OF FaUsr
/! given by the Wheeling Female Seminary. ors
daied uctnber Slst. 1850, and recorded IN tho ek,
,msr tgr Ohio county in decd tcok No 81. "a :,
IgS' 20 Daniel Peck A. trustee; the other a J say
80 70 iAnieI Lamb Is iFustee, shNIl on u ) =
DAY L,t,i tn = FyUHTa DAY or APRIL 1855 At Ia
iot Ohio o uUty. sell the loIIos-fns nr,,sr:Y 80 .
Lois nun berod ISL. az, 2SS. $50 26J PES a5i go
IA me addition TO the city Of whselluR aid Ont nv
'ii-i ShsptlEe. and being the same property on
which sal Seminary now staudu = v"
4EEMs uR SALE: oue,ihird Of the purebaso
mo- ey and Az eosis aud expspses Of p4S 70 he nsiJ
, Vseu' aau lue nslanee In che aud tES years With
n.ttesl rom sale the PSTties puTehAsin IL scesrs
''a "! meats to the sail acton Of the trps.rts
neg As trustees, Se will convey sreh titIe a. f.
tested IN Us By the d,Cds sb We Uafpsst and D,sss
sion TO be given on the drsJ day Of JuIy IsS5
DANIEL PICK,
90 a, DANIEL LAMB
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PLUS
1a-For. &c Rsm0Dal Of O6strueli0ns, a.

AB@For the Removal of Distractions, a.
the Insurance of Regularity in the Re
currence Of the Monthly Periods.
O9-The cure or obviate those numerous diseases
that spring from isregularity, byremOvins the III.
regularity itself,
e9-They cure Suppressed, Excessive aud Pain.
full Menstruation.
E9-They cure Green Sickness (Ghlorosi,).
NA-Tbey cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, painI
In the back, and lower parts Of the body. Geivine
Fatigue on slight eXertiOu, Palptation Of the Heart
Lowness of Spirits, Hystera, Sick Heaiachc, Gidi.
ne8s, etc, ETC. In word. by removing the Irregu.
larity, they remove the cause and with it AL the
effects that spring from II.
Accom- posed Of simple vegetable extracts, thoy
contain nohnRdeleterious to any constitution how.
ever delicate, their function being to substitute
strength for weakness, which when properly used
they never fail to do.
G4- They may be safely used at any age, and al
any period EXCEPT DURING THE FIRSTTHRER
MONTHS, during which the unialing nature Of
their action would infalliby PREVENT pregnancy.
EB- All letters seeking information or advice will
be promptly, freely and discreetIy answered.
/ ~ Pull directions accompany each box.
EVPrice 81 per box, or six boxes for s..
~ Sent by mail, free of postage, on receipt OF
ETsold by all respectable Druggists.
. DIR. W. R. MERWIN CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
mr24 dEw1y No. 80 LII Orty Str. New York
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Z..NZZZ..Z...:ZZZZzZz

All the Medical men and the Press re ommend
DR.. streklsnd's Anti oLoIsTa Mixture as the only
a combination Of AstringeDts, Absorbents, rtimu.
lentS and CarmInattveS, and is warranted effect
cure after all other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth Street, OineInnati o.
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DR.. strcA lNpd,s Mellihuoas o6ughi BaIsam is war.
rauted to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoar sen IS, Asthma
WhoePing Cough, Sore Throat. Consumption and
all affections Of the Throat and Lungs.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, Q.
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GLC- DEbdEKIT e CO.
IHE ToLLoWISs sPLEIgID LIST OF
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens and
Pencils, DC, worth 100000,

Vgvo BE SOLD At ONE DOLLAR EACH, without
regard to ne, and not 10 be paid until you
what you III receive
100 GDl' Hunting C05es NAtches.......each klG0 90
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All the goods In the above liat will be sold with
out reservation, FOR ONR DOLLAR EACH Ger
tiGcsies Of Ill the various articles placed in
similar ohVeloE IS aud Ffhl-d These envelopes will
he sent 10y mail or delivered at office, without
regard to choice On receiving q Certificate yon
will see what article 1t IepT seHtS and It a optional
with you 10 seLd dollar and receive the article
named, or any other in the list Of the value.
In oil "ussetions by mail, charge for foTW ard
Ing The Certificates, paying postage and doing the
iuHlnusH. 70 CtUts esth. Five Cetth sstes wall be
sent ior 81; el'Etn for So thirty for 90 sNtyye foT
40 and one huudTud Tor SIS.
We FuaTaDiee entire Batlsaction in every instance
AGBNTS-SpeciHl fcTms to Agents.
AdSTess GEORGE bMBHIT co,
jnl6-s.m pN.Y. 3O8 Broadway Now York.
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"A GARD.


nR: r. n LEE-PHYsIOIAN, SURGEON
y AND AooOUCHEB-thAnktul for past fsvors
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he Is still doing business at his old
st ~ nam street, near the SuGpensIon Bridge
MneIe ne VIII oe happy to attend to any business
N n1 he that may be entrusted to hLA care Night
C1hS promptly attended to. Dr.. Lee Is a graduate
OF rue Seiet1c Medical In.titute Of Cincinnati and
n1A Deen TafouBIy engaged in the practice Of kIu
profession for the last fourteen Years Dr lee
now prepared With all the necessary ApparntnS for
the Medical application of Electricity IN Tho treat
Hent OF Onronio diseases, to which he would invite
81 sPecl2i attention Of the afhictsd So perfect
IHea!nR art" OF the present day las practIced
Oy EcleccS that few need despair of receVinR per.
Enanent benefit If they cannot be perfectiy Cured,
special attention given to diseases Of aornep and
ChuoFen' All Communications strictly confidential.
OuF pEctlca 10 saie certain and prompt leaving no
ne.cuFial talnt In the system, but ceanHi nE reno
and strengthening the general systenn acting
IN unison with Natures uuerring laws
-, WHKuN7, WEST Va, Dec. 4th, 1853
10 6b t0hoH 4 1IGy eOAeeTa: We, the under
aSned members VI the West Virginia Legislature
I 5Shs pressure IN saying that have known DIR
i nlenaLa u lee many years previous to the break
VIZ OUT OF ne Rebellion, a. successful and eusF
OF Medicine (of Eclectic Schoo
S S2Sn IN AAnHWhA county Va and Gala comfy
g. SLACK, Senator 7th Dist.
". g DUNBAR, n. H. D,
t4.s -s JOHN NJ PHELPHs, Prea Senate
,.,tH4onee one door south Of Kramer, Ho.s
Lsdies wishing to consult the Or. NJ th.v ,r.,.r
can cal at room No. So, Grant House, AMI TT
Lee WI take pleasure IN aecompan wing them
Lne ONCE Can be found at the Grant House
81 GuE22-dkW
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges If
the United States, and the greater part Of whose Lift
has been spent IN the hospitaiS Of London, Paris
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected Some o;
the most astonishing cures that were eV5r known
many troubled With ringing in the head and ear
vuen asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed 81
sudden sounds. bashfuIneG5 With frequent bluShfue
attended 4emetiRe with arrangement Of mind, were
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BLIls1R[tGCE HOSPITAL

~ EsFABLIsHKD AZ BETUaE TR0N
QUACKBRY.-G1
szga E1O.1 lily Fs16UE WHE RIA
CURE CAN BE OBTAINED.
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Outrageous.

1t is simply outrageous for people to over
load teams, and then because the horses
cannot draw the loads imposed on them, to
beat them, as some of them do every spring
on the hills approaching the main street OF
this village. 1t is not uncommon for men
to load from two to three tons of green
wood for a span of horses; and to expect
two horses to draw such burden up hills
where the snow is nearly gone, is prepos-
ferrous. This work has already begun the
present spring, and if any of these men
read THE CALIFORNIAN we would ask of
them to frequently read the 9TH verse of the
9Th chapter of Matthew; and to remember
that "a merciful man is mercifu to his
beast"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10
DEATHS,

Births Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. ObItua
ries, including poetry SIX CENTS line
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10
Subjects of DiscOurses, Mar. 5.

North Congregational Church; preaching
at 1890 AN. Morn; Rev.E. C. Cummings {;
Then came Peter to him, and said, Lord,
how oft shall my brother sin against me,
and l forgive him? till seven ,times?' Je-
sus saith unto him, l say not unto thee, I'M
til seven times; but until seventy times
seven MAT. 1921, %. Eve.; monthly
concert.
South Congregational Church; preach
ing service at 1870 and 1.45. Morning !;
Rev. L. 0. BrastOw; But as for me and
my house, we will serve the Lord."-Josh.
24:15. Afternoon; communion.
Methodist Church; preaching service at
1870 and LAS. Morning; Rev. McAnn 4;
And Jesus said unto them, am the bread
of life: he that cOmeth to me shall never
hunger; and he that believeth on me shall
never thirst John 6: IS. Afternoon
Behold, ye despisers, and wonder, and
perish; for work work in your days, a
work which we shall in no wise believe,
though man declare it unto you."-Acts
10: Al.
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Newspapers.

Newspapers.
We noticed last week that the Newport
paper had changed proprietors and name.
From neighbor Cambridge's valedictory we
could hardly gather the cause of this early
demise, but judge that it must have been
the high price of paper, labor, etc.. and the
lack Of substantial support by the people of
Orleans county. We have all along con-
tended that the newspaper business of our
state is overdOne. A good newspaper is a
good thing to have-a valuable acquisition
to any village but experience teaches that
it is an expensive luxury, much more ex.
pensive both in money and brain work thar
most people imagine.
National Banks.
The people of Bradford met the 18th ult
to adopt measures to establish natiOna
bank there. The directors of the PEOPLES
bank at Derby Line have resolved to change
their bank into National. Thus one after
another of the state banks are adopting. az
we believe, the only true system. Wher
all come into it then we shall have curren
cy good everywhere, not simply of loca
circulation.
FdtGl accident.
Mr.. Madison MoultOn, of Lyman, n. II.
uieu sabbath morning, Feb. 26, from inju
.ies received a few days previous while get
uns WOOD. He leaves wife and sever
.nlu'eh, MIR. Moulton was hauling tn
"Uoa' while his sons were chopping. Ii
'a'ii'is Tree 1t lodged upon smaller on,
ana was so changed in its descent as t,
strike Mr. NJ, giving him injuries of whicl
he died as above stated.
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THE GALE DON IA
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

es- We enieavor to make The CALxDoSlAN valuable
for it, Ecl ,er> and friends i'll Caledonia Ese1 and
Orleans counties will confer great favor to Us and
add very materially to the interest of the paper by sending
a.. local items in a brief legible FORM
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Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch! Scratch
Scratch !-WHEATON'S OINTMENT WILL
CURE THE ITCH IN 4s HOURS Alsocures SALT RHrun,
ULCERS cHlLBLASs and all ERuPrIoSs OF THE SKIM Price
50 cents For sale by all Druggists By sending ~ cents
to WEEKS POTTER Sole Agents. l7O Washington ST.
Boston, will be forwarded by mall free of postage to
any part 81 the United States. (3e-5Os
AIFENN L FUTILE, Rutland, General Agents for Vt
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n EW ARRANGEMENT!
GREAT BARGAINS!!
p. p. LONERGAN

Returns his thanks to the people of Caledonia
County for their former liberal patronage, ant
would respectfully inform the public that he ha,
lately rettted his
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I SHEFF1ELD.-Moderat L. NJ. NJ. Gray.
Clerk and Treasurer, S. Bradley. Select
men and Fence Viewers, L. NJ. NJ. Gray,
Chas. ingalls,, l. X. Kenaston. Overseer
and Agent, j. G. kenaston. Constable and
Collector, j. O. Ingalls,. Listers, John Fer
guson, j. Chesley, S. Willard. Auditors,
S. Davis, M. Davis, J. P. Ingalls,. Trustee,
Horace Drown. Town Grand Jurors, S.
Drake, c. B. Simpson, A. Miles. Pound
Keeper, S. Hall. Supt. of Schools, Rev.
4. b. Barton. Surveyor of Lumber, j.
Mcqueen. Town Grand Jurors, James
McGaffey, Horace Drown. Petit Jurors,
A. S. Lamb, Hiram Jenness, Joseph In
gals, Bradley Ingalls,, E. F. Root, Abram
Hall. County Commissioner, John Morse
so.
Observation-Disclosures C. C. Burke. Clerk
and Trustee of public money, J. D. Abbott.
Selectmen, George Goss, l. NJ. Smith, Cloud
Harvey. Treasurer, j. D. Abbott. Over
seer, J. Johnston. Listers, John Felch,
Robert Harvey, VIM. Stuart. Constable,
I. NJ. Smith. Auditors, Daniel Slsby, Ly-
man Stanley, c. A. Sylvester. Grand Ju-
rors, Horace Lawrence, C. A. Sylvester,
W. L. Somers. Agent, Peter Lindsay.
Superintendent, James Miller. Co. Grand
Jurors, Alex. Gilchrist, John Felch. Coun-
ty Commissioner, John Morse Is.
RYEGATE.-At meeting holden Feb. q,
the town voted tax of two dollars and
fifty cents on the dollar of the grand list,
which raises sum sufficient to pay all town
bounties and other outstanding debts, and
at the meeting Tuesday voted tax of %
cents on the dollar. to pay town expenses.
The following officers were elected Tues
day: Clerk and Treasurer, Geo. Cowles.
Selectmen, w. j. Nelson, Robt. Nelson,
Robert Gibson, I'd. Overseer, Robert Mil
Ter. Constable, Alex. Cochran. Listers, j.
r. Park, Hugh G.. Gibson. Robert Cochran.
Superintendent, Rev. G. NJ. WILEY. Coun-
ty Grand Jurors, John Bigelow, w. T..
WhitelaW.
Observation-Disclosures, c. S. Crosby.
Clerk and Treasurer, D. w. Aiken. Sc
lectmen, NJ. G. Wakefield, Butler Shipman,
Henry Blake. LIST Constable, F. J. French.
I'd Constable, j. 81. Drew. Listers, J. NJ.
Stevens, A. B. Chase, L. r. Goodrich. Ov-
erseer, S. w. Ward. Agent, J. NJ. Stevens.
Superintendent, A. j. Hyde. Town Grand
Jurors, Saml Goodrich, Butler Shipman.
NEwBURY.-Town meeting in Newbury
resulted in the election of-Selectmen,
VIM. R. Shedd, L. D. Hazen, Joseph Smith.
Constable, John Bagley, Jr. Clerk and
Treasurer, Henry w. Bagley. Agent.
VIM. R. Shedd. Listers, VIM. R. Shedd,
D. Y. Ford, L. L. Tucker. Superintendent,
Wright Chamberlin. The vote tor County
Commissioner stood 81 majority for A. G..
Button, the temperance candidate.
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