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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-16
LIFE --HEALTR-----STRENGGH I'll,
LIFE ----HEALTR-----STRENGTH,
HE Great French Remedy.

DELAMARRES SPECIFIC PILLS,
Prepared by GARASCERg g. DUPOST No. Il
Rue Lombard. Paris and highly recon.
melfed by the entire Medical
Faculty OF France.
4 Pc A MOST ENERGETIC AND EFFI.
~ Gent r. medy in cases OF SpcTnatOrThUa
or Seminal Weakness; Nightly Daily OF Pre-.
mature Emissions Sexual Weakness or TnpO-
LHey; Weakness arising from Secret Habits
and Sexual EIcesses RELAXATION Of the Genital
Organs Weak SpiHe Lime or "Bickdust
deposits in the C.ine Milky Discharges. "
&c, and all the ghast!y train Of Symptoms ariE.
ing from Overuse OF EXCesses.
Pamphlet, containing full Darticulars with
Directions and Advice, printed in French Ger.
man, Spanish and English accompanies each
box, and VII. be sent By mail free OF cost, 20 any
one who will write for it,
Price, 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for 81
ASH FOR DELAjLA RRE' S SPECIFIC Pills
AND TAKE 10 OTHERS.
Sold by all the principal Druggists. or will be
sent by mail, sec1Tsy ssGLcf from al 0Issrratioz
on receipt OF ths specified price by any adver
tIsed Agents or by the sole Proprietor OSCAR
q. MOSES & co. - COrtiandt street New
York.
7. Il LOGAN eco
Agents for Wheeling aud vicinity
Az orisrs By m7U promptly aaenLsi o..
Cegll
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The Great English RemCdy.
Sir 5n,rcs ClnrIIc'H Female Pills,

Prepared from a prescription ~ Sir j. CLARKE,
II. d., Physician ETiTdorinGryt0 he QueeH.
This invaluable medicine is miailing in the
cure Of AL those painful and dangerous diseases
20 which the female constitution is subject. II
m0dcTates all excuses and removes all Obstruc
frDrg fran, yyluf,ypr paFrza
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E1rd. Lard

OF TIERCES NO. LEAF LARD, JUST
90 received and for sale by
iau26 NJ. REILLY.
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Manlinda A. McCabe
French 5. McCabe.

In ChanCery
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO OBJ
i tain divorce from The bonds Of matri
mOny.
Affidavit having been made that French :
McCabe is a nonresident Of the State Of West
Virginia. il i ordered that he appear here with
in four weeks after due publication aud posting
of this order, and do what may be necessary 10
protect his interest in this suit.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Janu-
AIRY, l-6s. FRIEND cox, Clerk.
HALL, Attorney.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-16
Greenwood Cemetery,
0N TUE NaTI0sAL


y Road, three miles East Of the city
ready FOR Intsrments, sale and imprOvenehI n
lots IL contains 81 acres Of land, ard y -
out in the most modern and improved styyis.--|,
De easily reached at all seasons by the hau' =,
Road and for three-fourths Of the year .! -
HemPheld Railroad. II il perfectly scar, =
intended 70 be identified by every TaFls,gl "A
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, lrTb.ts-
lake, fountains, &c, 10 make Il equal 20 w 20
knraI Cemeteries in the country. AmP' -
VISION "a also made for its enlargement
and care In perpetuity. ,,-.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots eAh 20
ne the RrOTRd with the Superintsnden" AZ.
"a. plat, or secure them by calling Al " R,ut
o. the secretary, On Main street, over 'A'
Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing 10 make internens
on the Secretary 10 obtain permits thsfeI ,..iI
Tickets Of admission 10 lot bOldsfs ALL
tors viii be Issued by the Secretary, p-..t
A. J. SWERSE1' Fr'
r e. BoNHAN. Sec'y.
A. j. Sweeney, John A. Arrn,toDb
J. S. Rhodes, George Adams.
John G.. Auth. X. G.. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel, EA. Hildreh, -,
Joseph Bel
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J. NJ. BE Il


Francis F. Williams, Administrator Of the es
tate of Lewis Williams, deceased Rachael
Williams Franklin williams, Mary Williams,
jeremiah Williams, Jacob Williams, Harrison
Williams, John Williams, Evan Williams
Lewis Williams, Susan Williams, Sampson
Williams and Virginia Williams.
In ChauCery
V'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO SELL
i ninety tour ana three.quarters acres Of
land, situate in Wetzel county, West Virginia.
Affidavit having been made that Rachael
Williams, Franklin Williams Mary Williams
Jeremiah Williams, Jacob Williams, Harrison
Williams John Williams, Evan Williams
Lewis Williams Susan Williams and Virginia
Williams are non residents of the State OF
West Virginia, il is ordered that they appear
here within four weeks after the due publica
tion and posting of this order, and do what may
be necessary to protect their interests in tins
suit.
Witness Friend Cox, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court fer Wetzel county, this 18th day OF Janu
airy, ls69. FRIEND COX, Clerk.
HALL Attorney for Plaintiff. jan2o.law4t
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WE ALsO HAVE CONsTANTLY

WE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY
w in store, Buckets, Tubs, Wash Boards
Brooms, Essence Coffee, Extract Logwood, Mad
der, Indigo COpperas, Blue Vitriol, Alum, Pep
per, Allspice, Cinnamon SutIneGs, Cloves, Mus.
tard, Ginger, Bicarb. Soda, Sal Soda, Eabbit's
Soap, Cogate's Soaps German Soaps, Family
Soaps, Candles Mould and Star Concentrated
Lye, Window Glass, Lead, Shot, Gun Caps, Pow.
der, Cotton Yarn. Cotton and Flax UWines,
Candle Wick, Batting, Wrapping Paper, sc.
MAXWELL d TTEGLE.
decIg
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Extra Family Flour.

Inn BBLs. WHITE LILLY" WHITE
LUZ Winter Wheat, fresh ground, Just re,
cicyed and for sale by
auRG n REILLY.
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Fancy TIOurs,
NO. MOLASSES.

OK BBLs. NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS
~ MolAsses, just received and for sale by
JAM II REILLY.
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Special Notice.

Brrnr, ~ C0UH'rrfei,s. OIscTrc The name n
JOB MOSES on The pdck1ge-purckass nons iCit6.
wit-0a othCrs are base and irorthLess limitations
y. Zone Dollar, with fifteen cents for post
agc, enclosed 10 tho sole Proprietor, JOB
insure bottle 81 the qe9.rqJ.s containing Fifty
Pills, by return mail. securely sealed from al
observation. deCl1
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T'eaS and TObacCoS.
s'I1IlrS.
Sugar Cured Hams

~ TIERCES DAVIS STAR :. c. HAMS
lU just received and for sale by
lance NJ. REILLY.
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To Married InJjCs

II is particularly suited. Il viii. in a shor.
time bring Oh the monthly period with regular
ity and although powerful remedy does not
contain anything hurtlul To the constitution.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections.
Pains in tho Back and Limbs. Fatigue on slight
cXertion, Pd.pitation OF the Heart. Mysteries
aud Whites, will effect a cure when all other
means have failed. Full directions in The
l,lwuhlpr arurIuI pngh ,,o,L-,y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-16
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Or JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
don graduate from one OF the most eIlla .. ~
mart Of whose life has been spent in the hospitals
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere
has effected some of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled VIII
ringing in the head aud ears When asleep, ELoia'
bssbfTlness with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes with arrangement of mind, were cur
ed Immediately.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-16

WESTERN
i ~ boxes Niagara los back
- caddies DO. lUs, and Navy D.
boxes Russell's lUs black,
/. boxes El!egantus los, black,
- Caddies Us
~ Highland Chiettain is black,
- Mermaid Navy u
~ Pine Apple Navy "a
OLD VIRGINIA.
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs
" AmbrOsa lbs,
~ " Curiosity lbs,
10 " Twin I'll Dorado, soft pressed Is,
; " Bright Twist,
~ " Millers Fine Twist
10 " Diadem Soft Pressed Is.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls +. G.. cut and dry,
~ half bbls I. G.. cut and dry,
10 kegs MCKeans 6 twist. for sale.
MAXWELL a. TINGLE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-02
rHf4rtrrsets

We itat BIAS a
- I s.
@ h
N
M ge il
T ~ H s3r8&t.y
asa g. 5geut{ Tall
asatruta Is ibt H3it5oH al lhe pap
glaiaaa tht aa.e country Aad fae
s1a'ft4ean N5a therefore have ate
isk.as iaf cHr aFssaa The iHE.s.aai
cbsrFs etoeie8 - The var Nl Feu-
8hE tlae neEt uennns une ui nrusaAi
iEsaest. sud tse eascis Il The ebgli5au
upaa ,ht population ull thsu 81 asoeF
tanned Ihe total calared population iu
1850 Rss 8 .68s .Js IL ls50 tdo uum-
Der had Increased 70 a.t4l $50 The
vaF. famif e aud The cruelty @ which
ihs blacks have been subjected wiil pre-
vent auy large increase. ADD possibly
diminish the total nBmlsr iu tbs conn-
try ii lisa singular fact that no State
has ever declined IN population Yer
mont ID 1850 contained population u
8l4.l2g. and 10 1850 t bad only in-
creased 70 3l5 09s. or about oue-third
u one per cent, showing Tie smallest
increase q any Of the States New
Hampshire made gaiu il tbs decade
4 only tao and ons-hn.i pen cent It
Was anticipated when the IaAi census
VS. taken that most II not al tie New
England States had reached the high
est point 81 population and that even
our manufacturers would not give en-
ploymeni to a much larger number
Ia some Of our New England States
this viii no doubt prove true, for the
war checked any natural increase very
materially In addition 10 those slain
10 battle, very many have remained at
the South aud West. while since 1865.
the immigration Of our New England
people has been large There is scarce
u q town Of dozen cabins on the line
of the Pacific Railroad, OF amy Of Its
connecting links between the Mississip-
pi and Missouri rivers, but has its rep.
reseutatiyes from New England 1t
may be interesting to give the popula-
Of this section as shown 10y the census
At different periods.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-02

Iowa expects soon to be the coal fold for Ne
braska.
1t is proposed TO bring al the railroads into
Chicago by subleuanoan tunnols
Iowa, with 8 stringent nqubr law, consumes
81 1880 5s3 worth 5fiiquur- per year.
The Western pork packers estimate 1869 900
hngs ae The number q rho present season.
-Coumbuf, Georgia, claims, without ragerra-
ton, to have the beet vAtcr-powor in tbo world.
"A female recently paraiaa the streets Of
Western town exhibiting, above pair % stout
ankles, a skirt upon which the iudelible brand Of
the miller WAS still yisiho "Ninoty-six pounds
extra suporhne warranted
Tho whlsaey royo1no collected during Eve
months, beginning July iaat amounted to il5, !
0o927s, an increase q 81 563 800 over TIE amount
collected ia the corresponding 8yc months Of the
preuous year
"a sensible Engsh judge laioly instructed a
jury ~ give moderate damages Ia a breach Of
promise case, because It wac & most mischeYiouH
thing 70 brighton man into marrying woman
be did not ike by heavy danagga. It u much
better for the girl that lac should dAd out bic dis
like before than after marriage
Dayton Journal reports that one II the
most distinguished newspaper managers IN the
West has been strongly solicited by great capt
taists in New York to take charge o. the New
York Herald as part proprietor and exclusive man.
agor The Journal declines o mention the nAno
Of this gentleman and does not state whether or
not Mr.. Bennettis patty @ Che proposed ar.
anggment
II is easy to see what collapse the Lop bub'
bic has experienced IN Wisconsin, from the state.
neni Of Sank City paper that some Of The grow.
ers Of that county have syld their crops Il five
cents pound u which one-hafi il exhausted ~
paying freight aud charges, leaving the other
half a. compensation foT raising picking and cur.
ing
The value d boots and shoes manufactured
IN Massachusetts, during the past year, lie about
sloO,0le,Co0. The whole nunber d cases shipp-
ed through Boston for the ysar we're i,0io48
100 90 cases moro than thYsc u any previous
year
The largest Bible class 10 the world 10 said 10
be tho one taught - 3frs Bartlett, ia slf.
spurgeguB church, London. 4 began eight years
ago with three persons aud has reached 90 aver
age attendants " seven huudred.
somotitne during last fall, coon after Caltb
Gushing resigned IL position a. Commissioner
~ ihe codiaeauou q tae r6selstatcs laws. lAe
President appointed during thc fcecta q the
senate Air simeon johnson o. iii iho ys 4ue,
Although he has u9t yet beaa eu1med. lir.
J0aasa4l .a drawn slace hn appointment lis
zalsg g til9 "a sars sud a4s NO. 81 met tho
alhgf natsslaner.
Tic la5ee4ls. ssg6f ana a.maaae ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-02

LrruIs Iayfya Aor No i2SG. for
tbe week saang JANUARY 2a4 o1aiaiu.
Dean Mtlman. Trsgrt's Msganne pccI,
by Goodwin. Smith. Msrmllans Maga
zinc 4 House ,f Cards Pat III Tim
le, Magazine, The V@ces 81 Nature.
Ma5usaaHs MHya TIE Country
Aaase on tbe Rhine Part \ ty Bu
tdald Aucrbaeh. anihor g "Ou ihs
Heights Ac Translated ior tho lauue
Ago from n.s pr,sse Hans Bro-lmapu.
Spectator, Note Books a Nathaniel
Hawthorne SalurJap BNiep besides
numerous short articles ana poetry
Tauon subscribers. RENTING 10 the
publishers l9f the yoaf 1860. DIV Living
Age is scut from sbo beginning II Amer
hacla famge, Ne 1877 ta january
LIST, 1863, free a charge Iittsll and
Gay publishers. 80 Bfoomaeld sttoat
Boston. Mass.
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IsaoErtNg rg R8ulosD TnsvIrns l.
Itc h.low.e 'rglc u tic road are
based upon legal DECISIONS
TIE cuuria have decided That sppli-
cauis tar tickets On railroad cars eau he
elected II thCy Re not offer the exact
amount q their fare Conductors are
NOT bound 10 make change All rail-
road tickets aye good until used, eondi-
uaa good i9I shis day only, or other
Wis limiting time az genuiuenesa are ot
10 account Standing on tie platform
OF otLerp 81 violating the fules q the
company renders q person liable u be
uut 10 the train No ono has q sht
q mouopo.izs more seat than Le pays
flr, any article left IN d scat while the
owner y temporarily absent entities
him to lis seat ou his return.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-02

Frauds q a. extensive nature have
beer discovered IN The patent Office at
Washington ID whieh Commission
er siuart d implicated TIL said ssl
90 have becu daid for articles never
purchased II las come % BE The rule
not ths exception, that no officer serves
term q Washington without bis de-
paFtmout becoming implicated 10 some
gigantic f-aad II Washington has be-
come such 40 ertraagant and wicked
place 10 1--we ID. 10 man should be re-
tanned Ia Office there over four years
Living q he Capital is no doubt e1-
peasifc. and salaries are in most cases
Insufficient 70 support tho style prae-
ticod. hence tho Preparation q frauds
upon The government II il necessa-
IS 90 make men honest. government
lad be,i5r pay higher salaries, and Sc
cuu o1lels If greater integrity
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-02

III BE President The story goe5 THAT after
the inauguration Of "Oid Zach, as President, on
the ltn Of March, 1919, the old Wing leaders IN a
meeting decided how the government should be
managed under the new regime, and dcputed
Ml. Cay to inform the President Of the pro-
gramme. The great WHig loader accordingly
visited Gen. Taylor for the purpose, and in his
sllyery tones announced tie fact chat confer
onco had been held, and what cuHclusious il had
reached az 70 the course proper for the new adj.
minislraton to persuo The bluff Old General
sui asresaing tho calf Of one leg thrown over The
other, and patiently listened 70 the eloquent
keutuckiau iii DE finished his subject. Then
looking up to his visitor he said "Mr Clay,
you ought 70 have been President always told
my friends SO. You deserve the honor you
wanted The place aud I Thought the people
ought to have given it 10 you. But, Mr.. Clay
The people thought differently am sorry to Say.
Thoy made me President and, Mr. Clay, ] have
made up nay mind that ~ Be Presdeae II was
not long before tho Senator drew about him his
ample and graceful cloak, and left.
II looks very much now 40 II Gen. Grant had
come to the same conclusion, an did "O!k Zach. .
-Ness Beif0rd Mercury.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-02

THaupEcs SfaESs We commend
the following request to our readers. and
Evite The editors of Vermont uevspa-
Pegs q cops it
ElWard McPberson, clerk q the
Hoase Washington Csty, = G. is ac-
useiy engaged upon tbe Life aud Times
81 Tbadleas Stefeus, Or early paoaca-
tou. and sill 3, glad 9 receive copies
ol lc,te.s q tie deceased o. political
,olacs frou 1895 10 ls6s. and aus per-
s9aAl incidents illustrating any poHts
IN lie career o. any feature o. bis eAag
acier
Original letters o. ether documents
Il seat 10 Lsn. sill be retained aiter
Use.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-02

The following petition has been laid before the
Senate and referred to the Committee on Pen
sions
70 he Honorable Vice President n ne United
iSdtes
Sir / herewith most respectfully present to
the Honorable Senate Of the United Statos an ap-
pIication for pension / am widow Of Presi-
dent Of thc United States whose life was sacrifice
ed IN his cOuntrys service. That sad calamity
has greatly impaired my health, and by the adj
vice ofmy Physicians have come over to Cor
many to try the mineral waters, and during the
winter to 80 TO Italy but my financial means do
not permit me to take advantage Of the urgont
advice given to me, nor live in the style be-
coming the widow Of the chief magistrate Of a
great nation, although live as economically ms
can In consideration q the great services my
deeply lamented husband has rendered 70 tie
Uuited States, and Of the fearful loss have sua-
tanned by his uutimoly death, bis martfrdom |
may say respectfully submit to your honorable
body this petition, hoping that IN carly pension
may Do granted me-. W ! May haeolass peeuniary
care. ] remain, most respectfully
MKA A. LINCOLN
Frankfort Germany.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-02

Ntthr3s lsf'sr says that Aaareu
Jotnaon bss ufiten 70 be- ffieads tEa!
he val h. tbs Conservative caa3.dh.e
iar Governor = Irnuesaes. % tie plat
farz q uuitffsal spusF.g and impair
tai sualaee H. purpose i - secure
conservative Legislature. which u.l
rtnFn lm 10 TIE senate 81 the Omitted
sis'ss 10 plsee = NJ Fowler He
purposes 70 sttsck equally the Loyal
League ahd ne IN klar klaua lhs
Il lively programme ~ johnson and
oBsht y make htm happy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-02

HEUN1 or INCENDnHIER. The
grcat ruler Of the japanese nation, the
Mikado, has bit upon an original and
very thorough plan Of organizing fire
departmebt-not for the putting ont OF
Cunhagration but for preventing them.
In the japanese cities, which are built
Of the lghtest sort Of wooden materials,
disastrous fires are very frequent The
Mikado observing this disagreable fact
has devised method Of preventing any
incendiary from repeating the crime OF
setting a house on fire, that is if lac
happens 20 be ia the house when the
FIRE breaks cat He has published an
edict directing that whuneyer fire
occurs, all the inmates 81 the burned
premises shall Immediately have then
heads eat Of This Will render il GET
tain that Il tho guilty parties are in til,
company that happens to be on the
premises, they will be punished, and
will kindle no more conilagrations To
be sure, il may happen that tho incen-
diary may be somewhere else when the
fire breaks ont, as indeed, We should
suppose he would be very likely to be
but then he may be caught, and il he is
not, somebody else is. aud that is some
comfort. Japan may be nice place
for q residence but We think If VIC lived
there, We should pray for continued
warm weather, and do al our cooking
out Of doors
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-02

NssaEHss-
suf s saa5sss rseets.y i,sta val
IS basss aFaf NAt faba y - sss.
nss 81 ~ aareg nrft sraaa sbsrt
sre S ead paea a. siesh - asessafa
e 40 A Aras fAs sns tsaEatea ID = rle
g ilsaat aae = iae sgaa e -
Il atA
rs ffs have tesa resutit start
- a ssa8sae at 6 lhs assih paft q ,i.s tara
s. Kashs Hara a Ca saa sbs 0,hsF aras 3 N
fT5tsss s,are. q 5eaa , casey % aaaliae
f4rmsf3F ae7uG5sa A. aavaag hasse
"A asbi tsal raaa 5 Ws Arahst1a. near
'fr saaaeait rssd hstsesh isa parties q team
stafs gat fFam Last AiAaEioa taa the ether
fam 5aa lFtis llast l-r rtsstfy ard -
fassl aae pafty q Aaaa lie that Paa h
Wtas rsa tiaa. sna alavs eltt asts ,af fslav-
Cd ea4ic che baitIt see aais ia Hse . esd
sthtaH A. aeaaaae 600 fm tt aAgs x
Boa fam fzs sz severe 1ew
g. tas waHt ava vHsh H-eE
4lasa.aa lla Usag aeee Watk EN Ae
sod atF Heft eaa afai sfHa Laf
Eaat izaHa parE Aad "a tad e. tH-
aaaatsr aa tts r.ad etb Jeha c CANE
bridge. s. I.,a paar.atie aal rgfs-aA5s aa-
SEN. aa8 had I5aly asatsa ss Ii haag1 alat
.5.s aa.5s .ls.ts WI. Fake lb aa,igg 30 hsa3 and
metg aat luss4s5 10 ue asrtsssaHs
Hs,asiss-fes.
TE4FUi AeguuF Willis lhJ vaslausasn ,aa
Iaaau s.uiars la.,Faaa aafo blasting rsea
near P.tar-iufg, abaut 30 8 o.. 90 Saturday, sa
a. 81 widen rocE eut lAa fareueuuf the work
H.su asaslng can q Hitrugiyoaras uhish ,hgy
psrs ueag iqg blasting purposes was leaking,
t9oA aa irl8 bar 20 drive the 51gu 1goher. aud
BY 10 doing ID cEpiaaed. Killing three mau la
staat.s and woundna dyc 9thsrs.
naSNsr5N gouNtl Aeuegtrren slsmrY
Tarsuaut o. call, the bennington Clpaty Aga-
cultural Society held ita annual meeting a b n-
niaston, oi Wednesday, tho 21.h uit II che alb
seuce II the President, Joseph lockwood. ls,
Vice President, presided. Treasurcrs !, port was
read aud accepted on maiiuaa Committee Of
Owe uas appointed bg tao Chair b. present uorui-
nations 81 officers for the ensuing year THE
committee reported AS f1ilgvs and tll inaiyllu-
81. named weea duly elected
President, Joseph Redwood Vice Presidents.
A. G Clark, Barber Chase; Secretary VIM. Il
Cook Treasurer, Chas Thatcher, Jr; Executive
Committee NJ 5 Cllburn. H. " Putnam, Mar
tin Wheeloek, Lcmuel Fuller, Hollis r. Wood,
Geo, v. Farwel, II b. Kent, G u Mnnsou, r II.
oryis, J. HsWioy, c. L. Dewey l. B. Godfrey, b.
Carpenter, ]. J. Hill, Austin Bartlett, Nathan
Bottum, Arson Buck, Lyman Harwood, -
ThAyer, Henry Moon, G. d. Sweet, Martin Matti-
son, Frank Bradford, Geo Hinslill Chas. Bald
win, II. g. Root, Jerome Benton, c. q. Lincoln,
J. i. Holhster.
II was voted that the Resolution admitting
competition for premiums from other counties be
rescinded.
Adjourned to meet again at the Arlington
House, in Arlington, Feb. 81, at 10 o'coek, a. m.
A meeting Of the Executive Committee was APP
pointed to be holden at the same time aud place
W. II Cook Secy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-02

twill be little surprising should
each 81 the New England States show
q ga.n IN population, in the same ratio
that we can exhibit an increase Of ma
ttrial wealth, ia addition to the millions
we have invested III Weston railroads,
but Of enc thing there is very little
doubt that New England as section
viii show an aggregatepopulatiou which
SAL surprise those who are predicting
large decrease Of population in these
States Boston journal