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here another difficulty presented itself;
his enemy was in his power, but what
should he do with him? In this dilem-
ma he determined to apply 10 the freed
mems bureau, and Major Wickersham
was accordingly conferred with. The
decision given by him, however, was
made only in the shape Of advice to the
injured man, and that WIS, that he buy,
beg, borrow or steal enough funds 10
bride the negro to leave the State, which
was finally accomplished. The wronged
husband, we understand, Is now living
on very amicable terms with his loving
spouse, having agreed, we suppose, to
forget and bury the past. As regards
the baby we have not learned as vet II
that is to be buried too, but should
suppose that the husbands forgiveness
could hardly be sincere, as long as it
existed to remind him of the past A
pleasant fix for a white man, isn't it?
a white wife and Niger baby
TTeFb
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(Register c0py.)
MEATH MEATI

T WILL. THIS DAY, REOPEN MY MEAT
i shop in the inst room below Reed q Krnft's
Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, whore the best
every forenoon and an day Saturday, 4 share
OF public patronage Is respectfully solicited.
dee25-lwS JOHN BOESHAR-
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For Sale

Tn THE SIXTH WARD. A NUMBER OF
i brick and frame dwellings, of four, I'VE
and six rooms. Also, my frame cottage with
eight lots near the Belmont Mills; my couu-
Try place on the National Road, and many
building lots; II not sold before January lst
1856, the dwellings will be rented.
THOS. HORNBROOR,
ONCE, Custom House. Residence, No. 20 Eoh
street, 9Th Ward. deF,I7-tS
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NotiCe to Stookho1deI.g
Norway Iron Manufacture
ing Company.

oGIee and WarehO,tss FOotoJ Fourth 81.
MANUFACTURE ALI. KINDS OF
vi Taeks, BradS. Finishing and shoe Nails
M9chine-Forged Nuts, Bolts, Washers, &c.
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MARRIRD,

Yesterday afternoon, at the residence OF the
brides father, by Rev Mr. Fisher. JOHN Eek
this city.
At PhilllppI. W. Va, on the Dist inst, by
the Rev. Mr.. King, Mr.. CHARLES f, HAN
SHAW, of Wheeling, and Miss MATTE Nc
CLAsKE.Y, of Phillippi -
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5000 Rewardi
Sealed Proposals


WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE COMMIT
w TEE on Water Works until one O'clock
saturday. January 8, 1896, for making about
700 feet Of 9-inch water pipe. They are 10
be one inch thick, with ali the necesSsry
branches to join with pipe running at an
giles to all IRE plugs that may be ordered by
the Committee, or person having the super
intendence.
The pipe to be cast in dry sand and in a per.
pendicular position and Of good material;
each pipe 70 be u feet long, and to weigh not
less than 300 pounds nor more than aSO
pounds, the castings TO be delivered in me
street where needed.
Also, proposals for digging trench from the
Basin TO Main street, and down Main s4reet
TO Division street, in the sixth Ward and NJ
ling thesnme after the pipes are laid. Trench
TO be i've feet deep and three feet vide THE
bids TO be by the cubic foot. -
The pipes, with the necessary Elbows rs
and BTnnches 70 be delivered as follows VIZ:
One hundred 400 plain pine to be ready
not later than the lSt OF MAY, and NOT ~
than four per day Thereafter, :
Payment for all the above work to he cash
the contractor TO give security for the fnIfIlt
ment OF the contract Bids VIII be endorsed
Proposals for Water Pipesn or aFor DIG
GIN" and to be left with the City Clerk
ROBERT PRATT,
ueGlf-lu Chairman
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The Eastern Virginians are rather
peculiar people just mt this time. They
are eating "a good many good rations
and between meals doing the chiyaIry
business quite extensively in the shape
of tournaments. One would suppose
that they had had quite sufficient of the
genuine article during the war and that
they would now have very weak stom-
nchs for the counterfeit. But "brayed
in the mortar as they have been" still
their foolishness abides with them to II
very considerable extent. They Mt
tempted the other day however To ''cut
it rather thick" at Petersburg by get
ting up an affair at which no Yankees
Were To be invited. 1t was no disgrace
TO eat the Yankee ration but "sOciety"
WAS quite another matter it SEEMS
IAN is well that ends we'll" The tour
nHment did not end well. Gen. Glib
bon looked after it thus:
"HEAD-QUARTERs DISTRICT or THE
NoI-rowAY, PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. 10,
lSbJ.-CeneTal Orders No. il,-It hay
ing been reported 10 these HEADQUARTERS
that certain social gathering IL To bc
held in this city, only with the under
standing that no yankees" are to be
invited thereto, and the Major General
commanding being satisfied that the
idea Of such Il restriction could have
eInanRted only from the intellect of
those too craven to fight in defense of
their opinions, or too degraded to ap
pTeciatc the liberal spirit in which they
have been treated, IL is hereby ordered
that ht the tournament 10 he held on
Wednesday, the 10Th inst, no officer or
M 81,
to any party in said tournament any
horse, Saddle, bride, or equipment of
amy kind and all persons loyal to the
Government Uf the United States are
warned nguinst attending such disrepu-
table and disloyal meeting that those
who do attend may be marked as un-
worthy to associate with those who have
honor and honesty enough to regard
their oaths of allegiance AS something
more than lip-service. and too much
principle TO bo blindly led by foolish
woman.
''It is further ordered that no officer
having Government property in his
charge, will, until further orders, use
such property In any way for the
benefit of any citizen of Petersburg.
"By command of Major-Gcneral
"Bvt. Major & AID. c., A. a. A.G."
We understand from the rebel papers
at Petersburg andI Richmond that this
order brought the secesh chivalry to
"thcir ieed''-not literally, for they come
TO their ratIons without being brought
but metaphiscalIy. The tournament,
stripped OF the many Yankee accom-
modotions MS it was, promised to be
such n beggarly atInir that an indefinite
postponement was deemed advisable
And'so it was postponed.
This order is not relished by the
Secession journals and they call the
General sundry hard nnmes, quite as
choice as those which they have long
been in the habit of applying to the
"Yankecs." But It's not probable that
they Will affect his equanimity, or cause
him to retract what he has.pubnshed.-I
Ii virginians will persist in insulting
and shifting the hand that feeds them
and protects thOm, they must take the
consequences.
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COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more ancid PomadesI
Nomore rancid PomadeslI
you want something elegant,
II You admire delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft and silky Hair,
Ifyou want your Hair preserved,
Ifyou want your Hair to grow
If you want to prevent premature Badness,
II you want to be rid Of Dandruh,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the CocO Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents bottle
For sale by
LAUGHLINs q BUsHFIELD,
1uz4 Wheeling. w. Va.
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TUCK COMBS.

A MOTHER SUPPLY OF THOSE FANCY
n Pearl Tuck Combs, received this morning
BY g eyre D. NIcoLL q BRO
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Change of Time.
TO CITY AND COUNTRY

TIHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD STATE
i TO the "public at large" that the faVorite
design OF the First Mutual Store Association
OF Wheeling is in successful operation. We
claim that there should be reduction OF nom
producers in our midst, and thus protect the
industrious and manufacturing classes from
exorbitnnt prices for family supplies
Every stockholder receives The profit on
what lie consumes.
SHARES, $40 EACH.
No one can take more than ten shares
We have n charter for % years
Are limited to a capital OF $4,000
A liberal trade from country and cnDptrv
stores solicited.
We Will pay cash or merchandise for mo-
duce that Is In good condition.
Call and get everything you want at lowest
dec27-dGwtf MANAGE
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Public Notice.

TAKE NOTICE THAT AN APPLICA.
j TON Will be made at the next session. az
the Legislature OF West Virginia for a char-
ter for q turnpike road, leading nom JOnn-
than's Gut, At the north end OF Main EfFeet
OF the City OF Wheeling, to Glennis Run: All
in the county Of Ohio, and State of West Viz
GINA. ALEX. n. JACOB,
GEO. I. TINGLE
deciS I'm ACHESON, BELL & CO.
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Eor Sale CheaD.

A n EXCELLENT AND VERY COVE
n niently built tWo-stoEy brick residence
on the south side OF Zane street, east Of sixth,
East Wheeling, containing SIX rooms with
good cellar, bath room and water on both
foOrS. This is by all odds the cheapest prop
eTty have yet offered for sale.
THOS. OTBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent, Register Building:
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IN OOO POUNDS BULK SHOULDERS
OU,UUU loo tieTces Sugar Picked Hams
In store and for sale by
deem PRYOR, HANDLAN & co.
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West Virginia Glass Works
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ABOVE
Company win meet ut the ofiice OF Ripley
COWl & Co, on THURSDAY, 18th January. lisa
a. p. m, for the purpose Of electin4 blrec.
Tors. deC2l-oaw3r
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Oocnnatton at Your Own Home.

nHoUsASDs CAN REALIZE A HUN
dred dollars weekly. No utensils required
100 Der cent; demand staple IS hour. Il Is the
greatest discovery ofthe age. Full particulars
sent on receipt OF two stamps for return pos
taRe. Address HOPKINS & BROWN,
na.cln.l Wa m d 81 RrnadNnN. New York.
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Ever brought to this city, which 1 am selling
. x Per nc cent Mt cheaper than any other house
vince you of this fact, Is 10 saII ana
see for yourselves,
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DYSPEPSIA AND CosTIvENESs
CURED

D. }. TBNNY CAsE.-Nso FORK Mentor, January
IA ls60.-whether the BrAndreta Pi is onverti.
be into God, will not NV discuss Blu our chief
o'jsc, this time /. to give statement Of gentleman
says he has taken Of the Bandreh Pills Tor at
lsss six months, d'il, about 46O days in sue
and Sh1 avs tina, at the end of at time he
considered hins Il cured Of Dyspepsia, attended by
costve Of the baNels which had troubled
IA m for a 10 time
This gentleman, Mr.. Daniel J. Tenny, resides at the
A,tH ouse. in th city and has been ia the enjoy
meat Of excellent ASh since he cured by this
treatment He an intelligent msn, and there is no
doubt u The iTuta of his statement This proves, at
least, thu many Of the Pills prepared by DR..
Bsnd III BE- taken for nearly 500 days 10 sue ession
without harm, aud at The nd u that nLea d,sPsptc
snd eosve habit OF bod, be perfectly cured This
could be said Of Of The oathaucs in by those
who style themselves the Regular Faculty 49, i9'dav
sofa all respectable dealers n nedlcihes dA~;y
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Obituary.

led at Camp Parole Hospital, neAr Annapolis Ser.
geant James Miller, llth VI Ariletv. aged 2s yess
He responded 10 the hst call for rs 900 and
ed the term OF three months Then enlisted IN Goth
Nes York where he remained until Janoay 1868 when
from sickness and wounds received In battle be dis
charged lie came home and in few months regoined
his health and sill feeling Gre Of patriotism uurn-
ing in his bosom he again enlisted In the llh Vt Af-
lery which place he occupied At the time of his deah
lie was one among the many prisoners sent to Georgia
where after suffering all the h,fors Of southern prison,
he parole Dec. lfth, 1864, being inmate " the
rebel prison for nearly ak months and arrived At An
napos where he remain untl ne u ne ~ his dsaih -
IN ugh called pass through dep n shcunn,
be ri iced In tn. 90 4 hi al ion ~ die Ia he
hope Of glorious INN 1riaiity he pnd the ave Hls
remains conveyed 70 his friends in Warren, VI.
where he has lef wife aud small children with
large number Of relatives and friends 70 mourn bis IN
timely end.
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marriaaes.

In Montpelier, at the Pavilion, March 81, rporAl
Joel ID. Dudley, Of the 18th Rest Mass. Cavalry aud
Miss Lydia slayton, Of Woodbury.
In Rochester Msrca 4ih, Mr.. Daniel Goodyear and
Mrs. Sophia Ann Huntington.
Ia Barre, Maroh2d, Mrs Webster Benjam Of Berlin,
and Miss Edna g. Downing Of Bure
Ia Mortified. Feb rs h, by Rev. VIM. s. HAren, Des
Chss Ciosson d Worcester and Mrs Harriet Dun
ham of Mortified
In Richmond, Peb 81. Mr.. A. Edwards and Miss
Marion II. Oaks both Of Richmond
In Lowve. N. Y, Feb ~, Hon. Edwin ID Mason Of
Richmond, VI, and Sarah NJ. Brown Of Lowville
In Richmond March "a, 1865 By Rev 7 Williams,
Joseph A. Gilman, and Miss Cornelis A Crossett. both
Of Dunbury
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A CANDID STATEN ENT.

You proou Of any Druggist in this city and vi
cnity, Dr. Tobiss's Venetian Lin,ment. It's sure
aud speedy for ihfoAt, he,daohe, othache,
chr me rheamati,m, collie groups sai pans in the
limbs. We advise every TO give il tdaI The eK-
pene is mere triAe-25 oents--and we are olnhdent
persoa viii be sithou il. Every family should
have bot lie in the IN Of sudden accident,
such cuts burns sea d. &c Its pan-Teieying qua =
lie. mir Seulou. A. 70 Group, It has saved hun
dreds have the certificates TO prove IL 45'i9:daw
Price % and 81 cents bottle sold by all Druggists
Jfiee, So Cortlandt Street, New York dAwlJ
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CLOCKS EXCELSIOR HAIR REsToRER
is warranted to restore gray hair in all c"ses
TO it's original color, whether Black or Brown.
II will no, stain the skin or the finest linen.
1t will instantly arrest the hair from falling
off, causes the hair to grow on bald heads
when fallen of by disease, and is complete
dressing for the hair, keeping the hair moist
and glossy and periumed longer than any
other preparation in the market. This article
is warranted to do as represented, or the
money will be refunded. 1t is positively the
greatest discovery in hair preparations of the
age. Try It Sold by all Druggists.
N. B.-Call for Clocks, and take no other.
Wood, BixLy a. Co. Druggists, are Agen"
for Montpelier and vicinity. msf4;dsw:3m
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II ENNEDY's RHEuMATIcLMIMEN1

II
he attention Of the public Is called % nj. most
b.snt OF al LIN .n,s a. perfect and speedy Or
all the aches and pains that ae. ., ,s asn u
4. caused by a stsensuon Of the auids arising from
checked prsspiratioso cured BY fer hotties Of hen
nedy's Rheumatic Liuiment.
sPhATNS
Az, caused Nv an ov,rrrtersou aud sudden reaction
Of the muscless cured BY few bottles OF hennedJ'
Rheumatic Linmen!,-e9gsll{ e9od Tor man a"o oe'''
Tn, King Of all u,n is caused BY an iaasmma alton OF
the nsrvsss instantly eurtd BY few applications o.
Kennedy Rheumatic u li s,Ts1sv
IL ar Inflammation n III lining q the ribs cured by
a few bo,'lss Of Kenpsdy,. hhsasTs'Ic lnimsht
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure Of the flesh and
ing Il the iissuesis Instantly relieved BY Kennedy
RbemNto Eminent
Il contraction of the musecs caused by sudden stop
page Of the fluid. which prevents animal life
having nee aow--oursd by few applications Of Ken.
nedy's Rheumatic Linment
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach aud bowels
lake a tea spoonful Of Kennedys Rheumatic Linimen'
sCHF THROAT AND HOARsr NESS
Are caused BY unnatural dryness of the gande-vet
piece Of flannel with Kennsdys Rheumatic Liniment,
appy Il on going bed, and you will be well In the
HsADAcHR AND THRoBBISG OF rHK TEN.
Piles.
Is caused by pressure from insensible perspraonis
cured by few applications OF Kennedy Rheumatic Ii
nirnent.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction in the circular around each bot
lie.
FOR AN ULCERA1 ED SORE THROAT,
You will take teaspoonful OF the Lniment aud four
teaspoonfus Of Garge the throat twice day In
few days will be we'll This teaspoonful will be
worth dollar 10 you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
Aud all Inflammation Of the throat, tonss and palate,
with dry, hacking cough, you viii dilute the Lnimen
with four Ave times it's bulk Of water, gArgle the
throat and swallow the moisture. This Heper faib.
Il is good for ToohaoAs E0raohe, St1eAed Face aid
Inflammation Of every kind. Every family should have
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. RoIbnry.
Mass. Price 50 cents. Sold by N h brown Mont
pelier OlsO2is
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Rarkets.

BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.
REPORTED and telegrspbed to the wstobmSn.l
For tho week ending Wednesday, March 9th, 1888.
AMOUNT or STOCK At MARKET
Cattle. Sheep shotes. Fat Hogs Calves
Thu S., vsss 1889 1889 SIS SIS 10 10 80
One year ago, lOi7 56s4 500
BEEF CArrLR-Extra fat and heavy premium Oxen,
Si55 $1,000, lat quality Sl4,9 Sl3,OOi End
quality $500 400; Sd quality Sll OOa sl2 90 per
100 lbs on total weight Of hide, islow snd dressed
beef A few choicest single pairs something over
Working oxen, $50 $500 per pair, or according
TO their value as beef Handy Steers, SEQ $3.50.
Mich Cows, fair quality S45 S73; extra good $50
500. with without cslves, - may be sgreed far
sheep asd Lambs, 5 sl2Iots.; extra o a 90 cts
per TO- on live weight or 5000 5000 per head
Ia lots 50 500
shotes-W holesAle u = i4o; retsi sl6 per ID.
Dressed 90 OOo. Fat Hogs, lac per Id.
Veal Calves %, 90 500 per head
Hides, Brighton lOa lOii per 10. Country lots, %
Qlc. CalEsklns, 90 = 00o.
lallOW = Ito per ID.
Pelts, With wool on, SO0A $3.50 each. Country
lots, zoe 80 90
RssARKs.-We think tho best oxen hnd rather
better market than last week, but that the poorer
grades or rsther their owners, will come TO grief be-
fore night Including those from the Western part Of
Ctnada there 500 head Of Western cattle this week,
more than one half Of all at market most Of which
have been blocked for several weeks past and come
u market IN cad pght;-to say nothing Of fat there
s scarcely smooth looking pair Of oxen In that large
number Not only 30, but the NEWCOMERS have made
q RAID into the quiet valley OF the Connecticut and
g1bbled up large lot Of those nice river cattle that
oar butchers depend At this season for the tables Of
their best customers consequently, extra good beef lie
extra scarce this week and probably hnds rather better
mtrket than last week, although butchers are very
unsilinc to pay much more than l6c per h.. and On
the other hand poor cattle, Of them awful poor,
are enty aud We think from the number 10 the yards
this morning. and from the appearances Of things gen.
erally there must bel hard closing out TO night
Western drovers are reported 70 have lost great
ID 90 their cattle As high $500 10 $500 per in
some cases Among the extra At market, We notice a
handsome pair Of young oxen fed b. o. Z. Lewis Of
East intpeier VI, aud cold BY G. W. Bailey 70 J. r
TAYLOR together with extra two years old better and
a pair Of steers from the same farm, for $3.50 The
oxen we're the best pair that At Msdford They
we're 60 symmetrical in form that although weighing
5000 los At home, they did not have the appearance
Of large cattle
There is but little change in the sheep trade, although
the number at market 10 ess than half many ss last
week For one lot kept over irom last week only lOc
Der To- was offered to-d,y. while l0is was bid last
week There are some 1000 Western at market. ; jme
OF Msssrs Bltchelder's We understood had been on
their WAY thee Weeksin one case being oil the cars
only siI hours in the course OF whole week
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The advertiser having been restored TO health in few
weeks, by very simple remedy, after having ruaerd
several years with lung affection and that dread
disease consumptou-is anxious to make known to his
fsllow-suderers the means Of cure.
To all who desire il, he will send copy Of the pre-
seripon used (ee Of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they win lind a
suaE CuRs ron ooNsuMrrIoE, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
&c. he only object OF the advertiser in sending the
Prescription benefit the afflicted. and spread inform
alton which he coneeyes be Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will Try his remedy it will cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishiDg the prescription WI please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
4i.56dsw Williamsbursh, kings County. Y.
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A GARD TO INVALlUs.

Clergyman while residing in South America as
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness Rarly Decay, Diseases Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train Of
disorders brought by baneful and vicious habits.
Great numbers have been already cured by this noble
emsdy Prompted BY desire benefit the afflicted and
Unfortunate, will send the recipe for preparing and
usng TINS medicine in a scaled envelope, to any
.ho needs IL, Free Of Charge.
Please nolose stamped envelope, addressed to Jour
self Addrsss
JosErH 4. INMAr,
ss:49.dAw station D. Bible House, Nsv fork CITY.
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DEATHS.

In Montpelier, March s, Nj Israel Cutting, aged IS
years formerly Of Cabot
In East Calais Feb 21d, Elliot S. Gray, son Of CLARK
s. and Luther c. Gray, as ed p years.
In Best Randolph Feb. 9th, Mr.. David Watson, aged
s. years
In Barre. FEB 25 1885, Of membranous Group. Leon
ard Aldieh, Of John A. aud Louisa Godsbuty, aged
years months old. Darling Lenny pride Of all our
hearts al home.
In Chisco Butte Co.. California, Dec 9th, 1854. Mr.
John Wiley, aged 3S years, formerly OF Midi VI
In Hospital al Chfburn Barracks near Washington.
ID G , Feb Eth, Of typhoid pneumonia, Hiram Will
liams sged 80 years and months, member Of Co. b.
10Th Rogt VI Vols Of Middlese1. VI.
In Stove Feb rs Mrs. Hannah Straw. aged ~ years.
Feb. rs Benz Chapman. aged "a years Feb 10, Sarah
Pottle wife Of Daniel Pottle aged so years aud Helen
NJ. Rich. wife Of Austin B Rich aged n years Feb
% Bmma S. Straw. vi Of Henry suAw, aged q
years
In Athol, Mass Feb % suddenly, Jennie. wife Of B.
s wilkins Of Stove, Vt. aged ~ years.
In Wahsheld, Feb 81, Mr.. Dennis NJ Hays, aged ~
years
In willamstowD, Feb 20, Of scrofulA Henry Z. Gale
Of David and Laura Gale, aged 10 years, months
and 10 days.
In Marsh6eld, Jan. /, Of dropsy Mrs. Eliza wife Of
Ira Nye, aged 60 years and II days
10 Montpelier, Jan 3lst Rsther wife Of William Sol
ham late Of Danve, aged 50 years and 10 months