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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-08
The Home Circle.
For tho Journal.
EVEN NTLY.

A. n. v.
Ever gently, mother. gently,
Guide the little erriug icut
For We know not tho temptations
That tho little ones may meet.
oh he patient, ever patient.
with yOuf children, dear and fair
Ever rule with love, not anger,
Mingling kindness with our care.
How We love tholr happy hcesi
And their SMILES are dear to see,
As we hear thor joyous music
Thoir gay laughter pure and free.
Kindly treat them, ever kindly,
II IL only for while
That from trials aud from .orroas
Their sweet smiles will US beguiie
For tho days are quickly oiming,
When no more W. hear their song
They go forth 10 meet llfe's trials,
IN the worlds great busy thfong.
Ani how on our homes arc fartsnsd,
When their loving smiles We m -
Mis- their little arms 'twined round us.
And their silent, ovenin. kin.
Precious jowols. but lent treasures
Which too often soon are nlwn
Aud our eupty rooms hut echo
Back the voices all our orn.
Then deal gently, kindly with thg1n
duire fright, bat guide with lovo
Make their lives with love rcsplendent
A the stars In heaven above.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-08
TwENrY-EIGnr YEARS PRACTICE

fn the treatment Of diseases incident to Females has
placed DR. DOW at the head Of all physicians making
uch practice speciality and enables him TO guarantee
speedy and permanent In the worst cases Of Ssy
PRESTON and all hor menfruai DsraHgsmsnts, from
haf,re en.. All letters for advice must contain ST.
Odcc. No. ENBcorr STREET. Bosros.
y. B--Board furnished " those desiring 10 remain
under treatment Boston, July, ls7l..-77ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-08
By y. &5 j. M. MD.
Reading nntices.


A victim OF early indscrelon, causing nervous debl
n.y. premature decay, &C. having tried in vain every al
verified remedy has discovered simple means Of self
cure which he will send free TO his ellowsuerers. j.
H. REEVES 70 Nassau ST., Now York. s2a5
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SECOND NARRATIVE.

My poor brother is sleeping like an infant
There insers not, in this sleep, even a shadow
of suffering on the dear worn face kneel
beside him, keeping my Christmas vigil. Mid.
night has past four hours but lcannot weary
Of my prayers tonight, feeling so grateful
for my brothers ease, feeling SO deeply in my
own calm heart the peace aud promise OF the
Christmas morning. ! can hear no longer
the crying of the night wind as it drives the
snow before it against my windows. The fury
of the storm has worn itself out. Through
all my eighty years cannot remember such
a sudden aud terrific gale before. | wonder
how long this comparative calm will last 1t
is broken already by strange sound without,
a sound cannot understand. Ii is the quick
eager bark of dog No it is human cry
for help. No; phat is il? ! opened the win
dow, and distinguish only faint rubbing or
scrapiug at the cottage door. Something,
surely, is wanted some help, perhaps, which
Our Lady in her initiate pity, will allow me
to give in her name.
| close our bedroom door softly, and pass
down the narrow stairs as quickly as eau 10
my lameuess aud my feeble old age. With
out waiting for a light, open the outer door,
aud there in the light which the snow gives,
see a man lying alone, bis head upon the
threshold. Dead, think in my first glance ;
but when | raise him with care and tender
ncss-a sob Of pain rushing up from the hearI
at the sight Of him--and take him into the
freless, cherries kitchen, he opens his eyes
and .gazes round him in vacant bewilder-
ment.
"Stop - he says, in broken, eager whis-
per. " Where's the dog 2"
had looked round searchiogly while the
door was open, wondering whether the mau
laying there in the snow had been alone, and
so knew there had been no dog with him.
SEQ that his mind is wandering so | only
tell him, soothingly, that the dog is all right.
Let him in. he says, moving back to the
door with pteous smile. l. he your dog
He has been very good to me-"
| turn aside the question. cannot tell him
we have no dog, nor that there is no other
house near here, for it would betray the alien
alton of his MUD. open the door just to
satisfy him, and he, still supported by my
arm. looks with me out iuto the silence. We
can see distinctly all over the white deld that
surrounds my cottage, but no dog is there,
closed the door hastily, just as my visitor
loses all power and consciousness. Old as l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-08
BANK OF DEPOSIT.
F. A. II A W l. Il Y a c o.
BANKERS,

No DEvoSsHrRr, COR STATE STREET, DosToS.
FouR PER CENT INTEREST allowed on deposit ae-
counts subject to check drawn a any City Bank.
Ouioftown depositors will have their remlttanees and
collections promptly acknowledged.
We do a General Ranking and Commission Business,
negotiate Bonds Stocks, Notes and other Securities
make collections throughout United States and Europe.
DEALERS IN SECURITIES,
invite inquiries relating to investments, and give be-
low the prices Of few Of the most desirable bonds
Burlington Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Is, .s2i
lndianapniis nonmi ngtnn and Western u, 30
Logansport Charlottesville and S. W, s., q5
Chesapeake and ohio 6s, -
Connecticut Valley n .95
New York Oswego -, .95
U. S. Bonds and other marketable securities allowed
full price In exchange l426
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Special 1lntices.

now TO SPECULATE SUCCESSFULLY.
~ 4 sEMBER or TRE y. j. sTocS EXcHdNGE.
Randall H. Foote's Financial Pamphlet
Contains some sensible advice on the tuheet as It Is
based upon common sense principles which an expert
Of many yeans . nemher Of the Gold Board and
new York Stock Exchange has fully eorroborated.
Sent free on application. BY letter or otherwise Of
RANDALL II. P0OrE a co,
2l-9 20 Broadway and l5 New Street. New York
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VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL.
SAM,
7 Attest NEW YORK STYLES OF
MILLINERY GOODS!

Mrs l. Z. NouRsE has just II turned from New York,
with u ml line OF
MILLINERY GOODS OF THE LATEST STYLE,
and she respectfully asks n call from the ladies OF Mont.
pclier aud yicinit to examine her goOdr
bliss " u. lIusTNGTos will take charge OF the Mil,
lnery Department Ladies desiring dresses and cloiks
made In the most approved style, aud at reasonable 10
prices requested 10 call
~ she has the exclusive agency Of S. T. Taylor's
plan and trimmed patterns, frop one Of the best
houses In New York city.
RooMs 90 AND 30, IloIMEs' BLOCK,
1913, State Street, Montpelier, Vt.
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PERRY's IMPROVED coMED0NE AND PlMPLE
RENEnY.-rhe skin Medicine Of the Age. Is
rant,d to FLssH woaNs. PisrLEs, eruptions ano
BLorcnEn designations Of tho face. Sold BY all Drag
glns. Depot % nond 81. Now YORK.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
HOW THEY PACK CONVENTIONS.
Tot me Edttor Of The Tribune.

To the EdttOr or Thc ITtOuHt.
SIR Among the crowd OF Federal Oficen
who 80 kindly volunteered to aid in organizing the Legs
sature at Albany recently stated by Horace Greeley
10 the Custom house Committee the Postmaster OF the
city of Lockport was omitted. He there look after
the two members OF Assembly from Niagara. He an
active Murphy Conkling partisan when Fenton Gov.
ernor was FentOn man, early in the Rebellion Copper
head and previously KnOw-NOthing. He owes bis
present position to the Murphy Conkng influence, and
in common with all the Federal ofce-bol1ers in this
section of the State very active In packing Conyen
tions and controlling the party.
The city of New-YOPk has the honor OF employing IN
some of her offices under Tammany influence and the
Custom-house three citizens of LOckpor VIZ OK Sheriff
Ames, a Mr.. Payne, and former Clerk OF the U. 3.
District Attorney Crowley, named Graves Ihese threo
gentlemen for two three years past get leave OF
absence previous Fall COnyentons and kndy visit
this section and aid in selecting deegates 10 our county
Conventions that proper candidates may ne nominated
In ts way Crowley aforesaid has been sent IA delegate
State Conventions, and when there anad " %
appointed on the State Committee These three city
appOntees got their places under Tammany andm ut
CustOm-hoCse on CrOwleys recommendation, by a
cement with Murphy, made about the time Crossl
voted as Senator for the Tax COmmission-aud i6Os
the time when he borrowed be says, OF Murphy NN
$1,000 good part of his investment IN magnllcet
dwelling house in this city. What insult To the pa
the political action of the people instead of attending
their official duties for which they are paid by ia
nation This kind of Oiiic0usness Is nearly played
il u becoming stencil in the nOstrlls and must b. 70
formed. A REPUBLICAN,
Lockport Feb. 2, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
CUsTOM.HOUsE REFORM.

TO the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR There does not seem to be much hope
of Improvement from the mixed proceedings Of the Con-
mttee Of Investigation; but merchants may felctate
themselves upon step in the right direction which
contained in bill introduced into Congress by the Hoo
c. L. Merriam. of this State authorizing NOtares Public
TO administer CustomhOuse atiidavits Importers viii
at once understand how much their comfort and coa
venience will be promoted by this measure or all the ab
surd situations in the world what udcrous than
that of "heavy importer, every minute Of whose tme
be valued in gold, standing at the wrong end ola
line at the Deputy Collectors desk merely 70 NOD nus
head and then return TO his office after an hours useless
delay. No possible necessity exists for this exacton
there is any virtue in cash, IT certainly loses no an
tity in the hands Of properly authorized Notary fus
c nor is its Solemnity heightened by the mteryenuona
august Deputy Collector. This is the age OF reicfls
80 in the OF common SENSE let us abolish nl; Yep
crable nuisance Of going clear down 10 Tie s,Omeae
merely To lNfOktsh
Nelc York, Feb. s, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. /.
p1rA rnR LICENSED GAMBLING.

To me EDITOR Of The Tribune
Srp Won had some time ago the necessary
information collected and list OF All the "a'noe
Houses in the City published at your own expense 'o'
the benefit of all whom IT might concern We presume
the CAPTAINS OF Police in the several Prechcts Ne" Vi
their existence previous to that puDhcatoh' pue oo'S
,itbo ordors from Hoadouarers they did not dare 10
close them | do not want the UaIhoh"B iioo'
closed when kept in an orderly manner "H''' 1"o"'
licensed The City or State migsbctter receive rcgu
lar license fee from each than have the Cdpr' VI ~
lice or their tax collectors Especial detectives, ~
to ,onrictoys OF them hold that they should De IL
censcd also Because nnc-tenths OF the the'o' VI "
York gamble, ana the rrOprctOr5 Oi many VI INC
or faro hanks in tbs city are nightly in receipt oi watches
and other iewcry Just stolen from the rgnt.l o"nei'
while II the camhlcrs' hOusc5 wero public detecuo"
would be easier than it is. ,,-,...
Tho pnInlcr are q ercater service 10 the puDc tndh
hundreds o. the police. Ihrrc - hoJ 4 O"I1' O,
mittcG Of which they not aware ~ tAe poc'o''
thereof or two thiid5 OF thom, fan INTO their A"n
Let there then be no more Pharis"ci, non %
sense about the "revcnucs Of sin," ana urge
r rogisl,trro 10 enact stringent lconse
law which will compel the gamblers like the keepers OF
ctn.pla TO helm 10 support hOir victims The Hamphs
Law rs Il Is present enables one o. tho i ~
crime GI crime II bel 10 ne the 'celia'I, ~, vonfR
opinion is unjust. The complainant ls g'herdly .fr
pr sessed with the idea that lie mas more Drains ' ~
his fellows. and therefore YIN III III I,up rusbes
get rich by legitimate business or honest IO p & and II
TO the gaming table lie IS c0nHueht ~ VIZ % ,,d wa INF
you warned him at the door - ponano no Knit the
To knock Won down thinking INN q iool, puo iio
chances are against hmhc loses, an mes 10 .Io po ho
To have tho person arrested lJf Hduu' ""'' Nv $780,
tempted him to commit. 90, . liza .,o ,anob.
The police cannot, do not and viii not close Ie i gao v,
ling saloons Men viii gamble. Why not them LOOK AT
the matter "a it ls not as we want At ne cy @ ca
secure revenue of $4,000 per annum rom ti5 oolue
ana be just moral, not more 80 man az fbay
The gamblers will then Is al Ah'y 70 Note ds IiicJ @
prase while at present they generally nave 10 Votc io'
those who eau secure them exemption from arrest;
BctAine6-st, Feb g, 1872. w H. HioNiNN''
I'VE print the above as one OF the cunosltieS oi
logic We do not find therein aught that needs an
swering but any one who really believes IN hcens-
ing dram-shops and does not believe IN licensing
gambling-houscs is welcome to try his argumeht
atiye teeth on it, ii he will.-EdI
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12

superior aiou we'll versoi in tho natural and mathc-
matc scicacc fad other calinSs more lucrative than
thc tr.,brrs spcc.al attractions must. Therefore bo
ci or" m der 20 secure tho services OF tHe right sort
OF icn lni yoHns choosing their carccie must oe
invited - nt themselves expressly FOR professional
cha.f. Low Greater supply Of good teachers can oo
g.cu,ri i5 d. Question Of Immediate importance.
such ar, so Of he general topics which this conVch
i,on ou.at 70 "4as Cr. The spirit of its deliberations
v 10 much TO uclo to hinder Che institutions wnl'
the delegates con,.. II petty details. marrow ''"''
local .- pruviu,. ,. 'uccs chiefly occupy 'he tn''
bui llt't good W. .Ae from the meetlnS' uu. " 'o
higher eUro fiona, Gts Of the land cast anu vs.
80. .I sc. en-, ,o considered with direct refer
ono, t .. "a, ANN o, these new fouudatiCns decided
s.,y... ,,it. .s ,cuGcrcd t. American culture
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
EREE TYPE.
he Editor Of The Tri6une.

To m Fd Of The TrioHhe'
SIR: VIII you not kindly inform The printers
what you thnk of tie proposition in the House OF Repre-
scntatiyes Of Mr.. voorhees, for "placing prnlngypc
and material on the fIccis" 1t seems to the writer
he being a ProtectOnlst, made 80 by reading lHL
TRIBUNE from his youth up that this Is a
move in the right direction. The Tarh now
on typo amounts almost to a prohibition OF Its
importation, aud thereby yields but little revenue TO
the Government There Is a strong combination among
type-fouudcrs comprising nearly every ypeounder Ill
the country to keep up the present high price OF type
which nearly double the price it Il sold for IN Scotland
The Tlrtf By the combna ion. is made tax o., the
tools their business of 100 printorS 20 cnrch dOZch
tvue-iounders We're It not for THIS combination typc
would be from TO 80 per cent lower N sptc Oh tle
Tariff. Would ii not be wise move TO put ype ana
prnting material on the free list y a PRINTER
Nco York, Feb. 3, 1872
[lns,rer-No. If type-making here is so profitable
why not dip into it. or induce Scotch typc-makers
TO come over here and set ZIP their business as George
Bruce did sixty years ago
lf a Printer" is willing to work tor the wages
paid to printers in Scotland he may fairly ask type
founders to do likewise; if not, not.-Ed Irij
j. 5. S.-You say the duty on type almost
amounts TO prohibition Why don't you say that
it is twenty-five per cent the foreign cost and let
the public Judge how nearly that comes to " a pro
hibItiOuy
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
ABOUT THE NEXT DRIVGE.

To the razor OF The TttbBHe.
SIR The views Of NJ. AlphonSe Adhema
concerning the next doluge have On published 's~s
and have attracted considerable IA, ution. nnu "
ever, IN all references 10 tno sl,y, that Adhe~'
Ceivcs credit as the originator Oi ..c theory s'r &
pounds. and desire TO call attention TO w9rA Tg.d
Richard Phillips published IN 1921 Nv j. I. A,"as
London. entitled, Twelve ES>a,S on t1e fIVAs fI IA
Causes Of the Material Phenomena OF Tue uhNeS ,ak
il is one cbapt1r or oss4y on ~ change which .as
place the CaTth'S surface from DIS MOiioh as u
In which Phillips fully and ably treats the sanc ~
and the dates nearly the same rs now ss.n yg,uN
Adhcmar. Desiring thdt thc cTcdi oi otISha ~ men 0f
be placed where IL lS due, N C,+ 10 kcol DDnsd
science to investigate the claims o. A no. ~, ,rrs
ChdmberSburg, Tenn, Feb. I. 1872 L-oNAkD "A
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
DOES ERIEa COYTROL TIE REFopr ,,
LATUBEt "'s
tn EHiIor VLc

LAIUkEl ~'S
To me RAZOR Of The Trt6un,
SIR: There can be no question Ia.
that the people who elected the present Ioe,,.,"-
tended 10 overthrow the Tammauy Ring and s''1A
the Eric Ring Both have contIbutci to corr,,, 'S
Legislatures and the Judiciary Of the state tTsa
seems to be scOtchcd. II not killed, but Ene ,..'g
with an impudence almost sublime, 70 Nc et,l
the control Of that great property should pss,aI%
hands oi foreigners" II has succeeded. psr, - -
timidatiou, partly by iudicious distrhutiopa
in securing on OF petitions from It's eusLl W
people of thc S0 .hcrn Tier. as If the fact Of G.
along the line %: BIS thoroughfarc gave them a.
ership Of the road. Why do not tho direc1,,',ot
Central and Hudson ask 20 no continued in pov.,,
cause the stOckh0dcrs would consider q change .1
agcment disastrous. Many people have thoaest - -
the death o., COmmOdOyc Vanderbilt would -
price OF Central and Hudson from % 10 Ob1yr,s,
false rumOr OF his serious Illness some ycars Am -
the stock 10 fall Hye per cent ~ half an hour .tsl
the OF the death OF James FISK. ir, Erie adya,
three Der cent. Central recovered rapidly ssteae
when the rumor found 10 bc false, and Rde IN !.
as soon az people reflected tLat the death Of Rsk dd
destroy the Eric Ring, The earnings OF The Ere 49,
which do not 20 into the pockets Of the men Who
up the Ring" constitute an enormous cOrfuptoo -.
tatis used to shape the Legislature In order keep~
I'm power; aud this will be 80 as long as by bribery OIL
Legislature and purchase Of Judges they can k.en0
prODcrty they have stolen Is there any mcmber 4, ~
present Legislature who doubts the truth Of TIL. 49,
mcnt III sO II would be lnhulnan 10 permit HIN IA +,
10 find his way home alone, by all means return br
the bosom OF his family In charge OF tie benevolent st
geant-at-ATma.
was told recently at Elmira, by one who Lpov, Mn,
thing OF the resources and practices Of TIE Fne Pns
that IL would cost million OF dollars % repeal tbe ~
Classification bill, because Erie" would spend ta ann
or more TO defeat such effort. That 1t would e0st =
much 90 secure the passage Of just bin to deiea
he took for granted. and he had been there We'll y1
tcmen Of the Reform Legislature, If you wish the ps
TO bclieve that YOU are unwilling 10 kill goose iS
LAYS such eggs you will not repeal the Erie Classf
tOn bill but IN that case you should make the mO
your present opportunity 10 fill your pockets for q
highly improbable that you will have such another.
The case seems too plain for argument. and 1t can
be that the Legislature Will refuse to perform whG
was elected expressly TO do, but 1t may not be imtr
pent to remind members that every days delay 10 n
dertaking a duty clear adds to the burden Of is1
imposed on the people OF the State nearly two year
when the Classification bill became a law. One "a
are the good name and tame OF the state on the el
dishonOr and nfamy at home and abroad. Can The Ii
islature besltatcf
heJO- York, Feb. 8, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
"CAsTE" AT THE GRAND OPERA HoCsE

CAbIE' NJ TIE UKANU UIbNh NVV'"
TO the Edtt0r Of The Tribune.
SIR: This morning my wife purchased
private box at the Grand Opera House for The pOfP"
OF taking our children and their nurses TO vines !"
afternoon performance of the Great European o'S"
On presenting herself at the door with the chdrea aa
their cOlored nurses she coolly informed thA %
ored people were not admitted. and was forced ~
tire with the disappointed children. II is al tins e'
lishment that Bedouin Arabs are adycrtieA W
pear on the stage. and the public may be pleasea v "
know that there Is a dividing line between Ara1s ~,
africa more clearly defined than the Red SeS w.
fOOtlights At the FOurtCcnti-st. Circus no oYJeS..
made 10 the entrance Of my children ana th,
tendants. l mention this that your readers may NV"
where and where not. " Caste" is performed ,
kew- York. Feb. :, 1872 DEaO0@"
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
Hint 10 pAKENIs.

TO the EdttOr Of The IrtvHne.
SIR; take every day up town oiA'uT,ta l-,,'sr
car bound for the As,or House. y N "h'" ~. -.,s
for one the Canal-st car ot the sa'nr line p'S -.
empty But those bound for the Astor House ' S.,ns
quite full the seats a. wei as standlnSrosn -
the cnis aboye Canast oner the Suggestion MA 20
IL would not be well lor pavontS 10 sH thef ~ void
try 10 take the Canalst.car liy DONG sSns eet al
give many hard working msn who are on ths ths thef
day, an opportunity OF hasng seats ana ss,and u
morning papers, where, as Il l., they nave ~, ie %
course these little ones have perfect rignt ei some
any ear they pay their fsre on hat Is thev oa lbe
practical good I've deraveaby parents ,nrSkIssMAx
above suggcstOni "N
Nee loFk, Jan. -, ls-2.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
Attractive. It handled the very topic which ~,
cOgitatDg upon for months It must h. "'' %

inspiration. Now again, another, on "Conc.,. "a 10
Girls" Yes, my sisters. what shall We do .et t Saloon
IL belongs 10 us, Christian women; for CbTsgm uehi
us, let us do s0methnS Cannot we get IN an ,ake n
h0d'ou1ufai Od oo,I oeno4, T some amuseens
told and then the encouraging Item thai ~
ists OF Boston are recovering from their ofs oprta
ness 70 help the suffering in this world and AZ sot
Orng 10 establish industrial scbO0ls-tbe c, ae encs1y
the age, and TO I've the crOwning glory of th need
Harp on these strings, TRlBUER! and we vn, ,su 20
you yet, though ~ Is wonder that there IA nv senp
woman. devoted to those questions Of reform ssal Sal
tcal Christianity. aho ao pns.
Near Net1- York, Feb. D. 1872. 'haks
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
nrsprNs,r1oN or n,srlcE IN coNNECrICuI

DIsPENSATION 0F JUSTICE IN .oN'N
To me Ediioi' Of Tie TrfbEns. -,
SIR: Last SAT- rday afternoon colored oo,, w,
named Gilbert White abont Is years o' age was
,o, ., 800 Ia ,c,s ehcted on the trial weIs us
Ie boy % Sorrowed the tx es his employos on
day afternoon. to he retained the rex. n,ss wbep
ne MAS imnediatey arrested aud sentences "a dsyS
tiee with the remark. "D- bad hlggert lW,osrSo.
imprisonment T. the County lalL
Greenwich, Conn.,, Jan. ". iofy
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12

REFORMS THAT MUeT BE MANAGED BY WOMEN.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: aU, woman, and hate politics; there
fore. when 'THE TRIBUNE every afternoon TO my
country BOmo, full descriptions OF tho corruption OF
politicsand the crime. 1t a laid down in dis
gust, But tie Leading Mior0scores and Morals was
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-21

We omitted to notice nj the proper
time the ANN !, meeting o: the stock
holders OF the Uiu'm Agricultural
society NJ Mechanicsvliie. OH the 2lsi
OF last snonli, Fsoai The Pre.s We
CLEAN that the f,iloxing officer were
elected for the ensuing year:
President. w X sharp: Vice Pr-.i-
dents, WIN. R.gxl-r " J.nes, DIR. Sill,
Of Linn, J. p Mctune, If johnson
NJ. Bunker. OF Cedar Treasurer. w.
c. Page; Secretary. Sam I. Buell. /;
Directors, Gen. Saum. JUS. smith, G.
H. Derr. NJ. Springfield, Alex. MONT.
Geo. w. Miller, VIM PEPPER. Joseph
Harper E.ias Strawser
w. II. Sharp. Jas Smith and Geo.
Sanin "rrr appointed i t4an.nitie0 To
set the officers Of ~ Iisif AeS4scia-
tons % J mes. Iii i,nson, ard
Cedar evan - a. O. tils hotdiug Of =
grand A1riep IRA, .air al this place
(MechanicsviiIe)." a