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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

AsToNIsHNG CHARGES AGAINST THE New YORK
SUPPLYING THEIR CUSTOM
ERs WITH BRAxpy-WIyE KEPT IL Day GooDs
STORES FOR FASHIONABLE FENALEs.-The New
York Rouqd Ta5Ic has an article on the revival
of intemperance, which has lately taken place,
and asserts that the ravages of the vice par
tcularly noticeable among women. 1t says
Drinking is again becomming fashionable, and
the ladies are responsible COR this retrogation.-
Two weeks ago we had occasion to notice the
prevalence of drinking among ladies at our wa
tering places but it is not alone at the watering
places that the ladies indulge. At their own
homes, at the stores, and at those public nU-
sances called ladies res aurants. they are acsGs-
toned to drink liquors The sight Of tpsy or
intoxicated woman is not uucommoa at the sea-
side, and il is by no means extraordinary upou
Broadway. We have the best authority for stat
ing that some of the most elegant ladies of our
leading cities will pass this Summer not ii Sara
toga or Newport. rs usual, but at an asylua for
inebriates. And assert upon the same au-
thority that the vice of misunderstanding is now
more preyaIent among the ladies than among
the gentlemen of this country
In support of these statements. instances of
the most distressing character have been bronrht
TO notice Some women trace their degradation
TO a natural appetite for spirits and other. to q
habit formed during long illness when tbc,.
were ordered to drink liquors as a tonic Once
developed the taste seems less coutrollailc in
women than in men. The ladies drink in secret
They have private bottles hidden about the house
in spite of the vigilance OF nurses doctors b,,s-
bands and fathers. Certain dres.lnakers make
it point to furnish their customers xyifl ar:1-
aud some of The most fashionable qqisaAv q .,g,i
are, in fact, ashiopab!e drinking houses. In
some stores bottles Of wine are also kept on hand
for lady shoppers. and in others tho merchants
allow their boys to be sent 10 the nearest bar
room for lquor when ladies desire It. At the
so-called ladies restaurants. all sorts Of fancy
drinks are as freely ordered by aad supplied ID
women as creams and ices used to be. and any
BODY who will take the trouble to visit one o
these resorts may see wei, dressed, fashionable
ladies enter unattended and cal! for lieuor al al
hours of the day
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AY editor who had read in another paper that
the use Of a certain kind of tobacco, whether I"
man smokes or chews ii, will make him forget
that he owes Il dollar in the world, innocent!
concluded that many of his subscribers had been
furnished with the 1ticle.
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\. J. FELTER,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

OFFICE. MAIN STREET EAST sTDT. TWO doors FROM
CORNER Of MAIN AN COURT.
nn- All kinds Of Legal instruments Deeds Mortgages,
Powers Attorney carefully drawn and aoknowe-
taken
y B-The acts Notaries have hal peculiar weight and
respect attached them by business and the Cenrs o
all Nations. 39Il:td
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KNrssHlHlbNasy

Dr. Chas Il. Tozers Institute
stunt Avcnue, Of Sixth, between and
X streets. Sacramento.
OFFICE InURS-irnn . 4. Il To $ T. N.
Consultation "a the .liice or by letter. Free.
All letters through tc Express mail should he addressed
to Dir. CIIAS. II. TOZEH
cit
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been sufficiently cultivated, in consequence o
Tie stiGousneas of the profession who have abandoned
these specalities to the of unqualified prncti-
tiSsiers. There exists here power repress the t
igdence and cifronery of who totally incoIp
tent to perform the duties Of their socaed medical practice
thereby inficting miseries TO gree unparalleled in any
other class Of human disorders. TAe only way TO remedy
this evil is to call the attention Of the public WELL IN
FORMED MEMBER of the medical profession, Ie-
Ea1ly qualified, and who dcvotes his exclusive atten
ton 10 diseases arising from the unduc excitement
generaiye organs together with those incidental STAGES Of
acute disorder which, when neglected terminate in the
Notwithstanding form Of constitutional dsor-anization-
DOCTOR PEI;RhUi4T has pail the most ANN
l0US AND UNTIRING ATTENTION, for the last EIGHT
YEARS, to a special branch Of study and his mode OF
lroeee suggested and improved by experience, and
per;mens made through the metium the microscope
enables him to detect the presence urine
We WISH t" impress those who have failed relief else
where that they may derive benefit from examination OF
the urine in Of Seminal Euiss rs and I,otcncy as
''iu W. an - once ascertain tie cause OF the pa
tf conpiainf 50 a. to prepare the proper remedies for
each particular DISORDER ana according 10 each
Patients suffering from Vencria Diseases in any stare
Pains in the Bones Rheumatism. from the effects of
hcrcural Poisoning who visit personally win
ceivc in a,hition TO our usual Treatment INDICATED
YApoE BATHS without further ciar-cs. This Elt has
terlY superseded all other treatment IN Europe Refer
VIII be given to several wlo have lce curcl y this
after having failed wiA others.
Persons of hoti who have impaired their health
and destroyed the vicor Of their rinls by their own mis-
conduct, and thus deprived themselves of the pleasures
life are informed thar consulting Dr. PERKAULT they
viii lind friend and Physician who has cured many
every part of the State who applied broken down health.
bn are now oicihg in all hat makes life desirable and
man happy References be given. when required, in
almost part u the State from parties who know
eases cured by DE. PERRAULT after in vain trying
al physicians
le Diplomas his Office. persons can see
'r Themselves that they under the a regularly
qualified prti"nef We have the latest AMI
e~ IN such mode "a! cure be obaine, other
nre an ts coast in Syphilis. GonoIrea. elect, Stic-
1ure- Gravel, stone in the Bladder, Enlargement the
is'eicN tceraicd Throat. Bones and Nose CGtaneous
ETupton Ulcers. Absctss and ofler diseases depending on
Impurities u the blood Dr. fERRAUIT still retains the
only agency in California Of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

Nuroy once asked How is it that in some
countries king is allowed to take his place on
the throne at fourteen wears Of age, but may not
marry until he is eighteen ?'' . Because" was
the reply. q tits easier to govern kingdom than
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08
INDUSTRIAL. FAIR
NEcchanicS' Insstitutc-

REPORT COMMITTEE AWARDS on CALIFORNIA ERAN-
DIEs. PUNCHES, CoRDIALs AID BITTz2s-aELD SEPTEMBER
2SrH 1854.
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The Old Formulas

Rcor and Bowiel Of little except
dry up the disease the surface leaving the poison in
the bipL which LATER will show itself seca-
Diary disease aggravated nri These facts have learn
ed by experience. and think can say without bostlng
have seen practice in these diseases than any
physician in California dating it does from 1919 1t be-
you. therefore, to think well, before you employ
physician.
Who is the proper to consultan Old experienced
or one who has recently settled amongst YOU?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH f!
Every Man His Own Physician |!
HOlLOWAY'S PILLS
HOLL0WAY'S OINTMENT.
of The stomach, Afr.r and Ho.oel..

DisordsrS of the Stomach, Lfrer and BotoeIs.
The Stomach is the great which influences health
or disease OF the systenabused debilitted by
indigestion offensive breath and physical prosraton are the
natural consequences Allied source of
heaicles mental depression complaints
fresinS sleep The Liver becomes generates
bilious disorders pains i'll the side The Bowels sympa
tse by Costiveness Darrhra and Dysentery The prnc
pal action of these Pills is the stomach and the liver
lungs bowels and kidneys participate in their recuperatve
and regeneratiye operation.
ErysipeEas and Saff Isheum.
Are two of the disorders prev-
lent this continent. To these the Ointment especially
antaSonistc Its Iaod oerand is first eradicate the
venom and then complete the
Bad LeSs, Old Sorss and Ulcers.
Cases of many years standing that have pertinaciousv re-
fused to yield I" any other remedy treatment
bly, succumbedt to few applications of this powerful guent
Erupffons on The sL:sn.
Arising from bad Of the chronic diseases
eracated and clear and transparent regane
by the restorative action Of this Ointment 1t surpasse ma
ny Of the cosmetics and other toilet appliances power
to dispe rashcs and other d-guremeus of the face.
Eema!e Complaints.
of |omanlood, the of life. these medicine,
play decided influence that marked improvement
peTcepabe in the health of the patient Being pure
y vegetable preparation, they safe and reliable remedy
for all classes OF Females in every condition Of health and
station OF life.
Ftiss and EIsfula.
Every form and feature of these prevalent and stubborn
disorders is ercatei locally and entirely by the Of this
emoen lamentations should preccle its application
Its healing qualities VIII be found to be thorough and
variable.
BOTH THE OINTMENT AND THE PILLS SHOULD BE
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Book and Job Printing

OF every description done in superior manner
REASoSBLE PRICES.
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IT sinpossle mention all the diseases with which
he is familiar: some. perhaps will not be place
The most formidable the most destructive mankind
Self Ahse The brain being the seat Of the disease
whole sytsm suffers in consequence will here enumerate
some of the SYMPTOMS that those afflicted be able to
form an ouinon in regard their complaints and seek ad
vice in time thereby saving themselves world Of suffering
Nervous Debility. of Memory. Pain in the and
Rark Plantation Of Trembling the Limbs
Headache and an Aversion Genial Society," especially
of females There great but these suf
frinnt and should YOU he suffering from any Of he call on
DR. TOZER and he will cure You in short time without
any interruption your husinessor state hy
ter and there occasion for your calling office
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DR.. OHAS. q. T0ZER'S
Private Medical Institute!
Oak Avenue, Sixth ST.. bet. j and X,
SACRAMENTO CITY, CAL.
THE GREAT ERADICATOR OF SPECIAL COM
PLANTS FORMERLY OF LOCK HOSPITAL,
LONDON. EIGHT YEARS IN SACRA-
MRNT0. AND THE LAST FOUR
YEARS in SAN FRANCISCO.
DIR. TOZER'S
Venerial or Chronic.

TypEIIENCE Is OF FORTY YEARS STANDING. AND
X durinc that time has with unparalleled success in
t1e treatment Of all those diseases generally known
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NO CURE NO PAY !

Re- Consultation by letter otherwise, FREE For di-
rection of letters, see below.
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My Plan is Purely Vegetable,
is no danger Of secondary symptoms.
rheumatism, Neuralgia,

and diseases arising from the of Mercury pains
in the sinbones swcn of tiu different joints the bo-
dy running etc and impurities of the blood
ell in short time by the use Of my VEGETABLE NUX-
TTEFS known only tO myself
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NV Female Pills

Are the hest u in ths climate for Suppression of tn
Monthly ,kne-s. Every Lady should l.avc box in
necessity. Price S5. Consultation the office bv let
ter FREE. All letters returned destroyed. Office hour
from . \ N. till S =.
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FIRST PREMlUM AWARDED TO SQuARZA FOR PUNCHES!
FIRST PREMIUM FOR coRD!ALS!
FIRST PREMIUM For aBITTERS-(squarza's Hygien-
lie

TTyHE COMMITTEE THINK THIS \ FIT OC-
| casion not only to AWARD to true merit, and
stamp with verify an article (or articleS) worthy
Of public confidence and patronage, but also to
put their seal Of condemnation upon rHlainous
compounds, base imifations and rorthiess counter
fttS, which resemble the genuine only in their
names. The Committee, after careful eXamna-
- l.f ti,c
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CORDIALS and BITTERS!
TO INVAI4II).S
WHOSE sUFFERrNGs HAVE

NNT itVSE > + IT lIftE NtF!s II 4 : 2
been protracttd from hidden causes ana nal
treatment, and who require prompt relief
to render existence desirable.
DR.. }. PERRAULT, GRADUATE OF
Gueen's College, begs to inform patients
aud others seeking medical advice that he nay
lie consulted personally by letter in all ca
ses of Nervous and Physical Debility,
and The various disorders arising from sedcnta-
~ habits excess accident or climate, from .,
\. ". t. l.. " and from 70 S. ?. L.. at his
Office. Arinoty Building northeast corner Mont
2umery and Sacramento streets, Rooms Nus. .,
10 and II. first floor up stairs. Entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

Venerial Diseases,

Is another formidable enemy health for one Of NV
circulars on that disease and inform yourself OF its terrible
results The worst cured in a few days.
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In all their various forms either Primary Secondary or He
rctarv completely cradcaed from the system. Your con-
suton being restored to perfect health there will be
danger of handing your children that terrible dis
s.rF
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Diseases Peculiar to Females,

such Retention. Suppression and Painful Henstruator
ctc ETC. have been study for number of years
and can safely promise perfect in short time.
Re deferred from calling Dir. T0ZI from decac
fear of exposure. the Doctor in whom yo
trust and all treated with the secrecy
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Syphaletic Disease

As if present, itself on this coast is of a formidable
character than that in the Atlantic States Europe
rising from the fact of s being compound of Spanish Chi
nese and Sandwich Island disease. Those of you who have
visited the countries dot have dread
Of it both the native and foreign population
different nlnties
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

10 APOLOGY SEEMS REQUISITE for offer
ing to the public an advertisement Of this Kind
for it Is universally acknow led ecI that the
treatment of these particular diseases consti-
8.
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Are two of the most and vruent disorders
lent this continent. TO these the Ointment i, especially
antagonistic. Its ao4 operandi first to eradicate the
venom and then complete the cure
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08
Bad Legs, Old Sor.s and Ulcers.

Cases of many years standing that pertinaciousy
fused TO weld I" any other remedy treatment, have nyar
bly, suecumbed to few applications of this powerful nguent
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be no more effective device adopted than
the test oath adopted in 1861" -,
Such IS the language Of that sterling oia
natriot and Southerner. John Bell, OF Ten
pessee. whose election in 1860 would have
saved us the horrors of the past tour years,
and the Neutrality-suspicious. o. the pres
ent. Hear him.
Ne: let us save ourselves from this last
and greatest humiliation. Our members
elect to the Federal Congress, are true and
loyal wen, ready to throw me whoieweigh'
oftheir influence on the. saie OF harmony
and ,he restoration, in spirit a well as
form af the government of our fathers. IL
thew r., rejected as unsuitelsta the views
&C The Government as it is, let them Come
name and let their constituents Told their,
arms with dignity and CONSCIOUSNESS OF
having done their, duty, with the hope tina.
! second sober thought Of the North viii
nut down these disorganizers aud disun,
ionists and send men to Congress who Will
respond to our overtures as fellow-countr,y,
men and brethren. That is the yesy point
on which the South should make her stand.
Let her then join issue with the Rsdicais
Of the North, stand firmly BY her decision.
and It will prove the tocsin that will arouse
slumbering thousands to fly TO The rescue
and unfurl once more the fag Of union ana
Liberty. Take counsel of our fears. ana
we shall have affixed the seal Of southern
dishonor with our own hands, and esected
for ourselves and our ppsterlty worse
than Egyptian bondage. IS.
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SoRrH CAROLINA IEGIsI AZURE.

In the senate, on MOnday tie 2sth Of January. a
message was received fsOm The House. transmitting
The bin - punish horse stealing. wiih amendments,
The amendments were concatej 10. bu, on mosion
Of lr. Leach The vote was RECONSTRUCTED, and the
ball laid on The table.
The bill TO compel cOun,Y and Superior Court
Clerks. sad Clerks and Masters 10 Equity. who o.
no, ,e-ids in towns 10 have deputies appointed pass
ed ils second reading
In Inc House. Mr. Smith Of HerifoIl, introduced
In 10 authsrz. the Banks Of The Stale u subscribe
for .to.k n The Na,iond Bank. Referred 10 the ri.
nance COMMITTEES
The bill 10 errpnl relief BY injusciion. was inie6-
nitely postponed.
Tia b.li "a make an assault upon the person Of a
white female with the intent 70 conf, ripe.a felony
pani.h,bIe with death, sas laid tie table % IL
seeoud reading.
On ruesIly, ia The sena.e, the bill for the more
compete o., snizaiion sf the Stale Government was
reported back RON me judiciary Committee. and
passed ,s Enal reading.
The iIl n compel Clerk. Of the County and supe.
risr Gums All cletks and Masters IN Equity wha
% no reside in town. 70 appoinr deputies, was laid
on the table.
I'll. sill authorizing the per diem and mileage 81
coanriI n state. pissed the third reading.
IN ths House. the /" bill concerning Negroes. In.
Iian.. and isrsOns o. color mixed blood" Ia
ken up for consideration, and the House went into
coma,i,les Of the whole. NJ. Rayner IL The chair.
III. IAN was ordered 70 be read " sections Aod
he .st section having been read. Mr. Phillips said
ne bill was badly printed appeared ia some respect.
% have been Deliberately imprinted. He objected
u he deinition which the commission bad given "a
The term negro" and inquired whether The Lsgisla
.ure was prepared TO change the existing Law. and
dksgn.,e Indians hereafter a. persons Of Color
ur. snish Of Hereford. concsred with M. Phil,
ps Il his sdciures upon he frs, section Of The bin
He thourht there was minifess loosenss and impro.
prssy ia using the word % Be defined, 10 i,s ovn de-
anition. he "a. also opposed % inclaiing Indians
under he designation "pef.ons Of color There
vas ne ssod rrsssn iot degrading them 70 lsvs
wirh the negro.
Il M. Hoke also made some obsoraticnsi 10 bebslfs
he Indians
! Nc. Phillips modified his proposed Amendment. ana
il vas adopted in the following form "a subsiluls
ior tie Gra aud second SECTIONS
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rise above the small chickering's Of party.
and rally around oarrepublican Emperor,
and support him ia has onward march Of
progress and improvement, this empirc will
soon be one Ut the richest and happiest
portions Of Gods green EARTH" Mexi-
co.'s richer to-day chan she ever was. New
mines are daily discovered and worked
with improved machinery. There are in
her mountains ten thousand times more
silver aud gold than have been taken out !.
All she wants is energy--energy.- -
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MEXICO AND IT'S RESOURCES.


The stirring events new Transporting on
the soil Of Mexico attract general attention.
and whatever aPpertains to the history and
condition OF that country will prove inter !;
estinx. The Times, a newspaper publish
ed in the City of Mexico. in speaking Of
the resources Of the country, says:
The Empire is divided INTO FIFTY depart
meuls. with an area Of 1880 square mules,
and populatioa of S,2lS. $3.50 souls. Il i
more than three tunes As large as France,
four times as large as Spain, and about
thirty times the s,zs Of Holland and Bel
GUM. Ilis in extent and internal result
ces a frst class Empire.
No country on earth has as many natu
raj advantages. Mexico is seii-sustaining
10 every way. She raises her osn bxeAd-
stutfs Of every kind-her beef and pork
her csffee. sugar and ehocOlate--hsr lndl-
90. sochineal and vaailla--her wool. threa-
and eordage, and is uos producing lsrge
auantity Of her cotton. She produces wines.
agaadienle, mezed and palqe in tie great
est Abundance. La the Northern depart
ments, bordering on the Rio Grande, there
is 6ne grazing region. Here are I'm
msnse herds OF horses, males, cattle and
sheep.
The middle portion Of the Empire y mare
devoted to agriculture-to cora and sheat
and rye and barley and oats. Here the
Irish potato Crews well. The Pacihc and
Atlantic coasts are well adapted to sugar.
coffee, tobacco and rice, and all the tropi-
cal plants and fruits. In the extreme South.
IN Yucalan, Campeechee, Tehuanlepec. Ia
basco and La Laguno. IS the country tor
dye-woods, mahogany. and the very best
Cacao. Here also grow in great perfection.
the cocoanut and the chIrImnya, and every
,ther inter u epical fruit. Tie lovers oi
aatural history will End here in their ma.
tive forests. the nobest specimens OF AMI
mated nature.
0ajaca produces cochineal and indigo IA
large quantities, while the high lands Of
Jalapa have monepelized for years the pro-
dueuon Of the celebrated "purgailve drug.
The most valuable silver Rines are stu
sted m Tulancingo, Zacatecas. San Leul'
Potn.i. Gaansjaato, Jalisco, Guerreo. So
nora. Sinaloa and Chihuahus are said 10 b
the richest in the world, and the pearls .
Lsver California have ever been 10 grea
demand. The silver mines Of Real De
Monte and Pachucs, ia Tnlancingo, are th'
mos, valuable IN the country. and are nos
yielding their owners large dividends. Th'
mines u Guefreo are not only rich in sll
yer and gold, out the streams abeund II
preeisus stones.
The Mint OF Mexico has coined frou
1870 10 1860. in silver. s4v5, 1874. 400; IL
Told s26,l75, 544. How mIch Of thes'
precious metals WAS cntn-l beisre 1900
AMI ass much was taken yst 81 ule coun
trt ~ spanish vieersys, ~ refugee Pres
sdents and Geasr4is. aid BY that system .
smuggling carried on 50 successfully for o
ms1s -ears. wlll never be made known.
9aisns vssl empire of moustains an,
yaitsss The valleys arc exceedingly ricl
ar orodusuye, whIie the mountains az
file silh kidden treasures. Twe-third
of ii As saser "a eireslzsisn in the wid
sorie -. been taken ffoa Mexico. II sb
81 re " Dsrself--if Der citizens vii
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wednesday. February =, 1865.

- sabscribersin arreats for the Recorder are
earnestly requested 10 make payment Allofour CO.
tompoaries require payment in advance, aud we are
not less needy than theys II money cannot be had,
bring Us provisions. A Fl
II is our desire To enlarge our paper TO something
Ike lis former size but 10 enable US to do. 50
ia ust have new supply Of type, and lha, canno, te
had without money. Oar subscribers will please 10
take notice OF this. Na9n
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~ Ths attention Of owners Of Real Estate Is ia
vited 70 the advertisement Of uessrs French. Potter
and Sears, United States Dlrec, Tax Commissioners
for North Carolina, which will be found in our adver
iisng columns day The tax Is required 10 be paid
within sixty days from this date. and those property.
holders who pay prompt attention IN the matter may
bsrelisyed from the tax on homes,eads Of i've hun
dssi dslars value.
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TowN-ELEcTIoN.

The election held in this town on Saturday las, for
Mag is,raie 81 Police and Commissioners Cor The
ing year. RESUMED as follows:
b. D. Phillips Magistrate Of Poiices
Commissioners.
Janses O. TmTenIine. Henry Richards. A. W.
aedgpeth. Ioseph Reese, Robert Faecesl James "
Turr en,ine apd D. c. Parks
Ata meeting 4 The Board IN the evening, John
Laws va. reelected Town Treasurer, and w. Black
" soa vas eeete Tswn Constable and Collector, AM
Weigh Muster.