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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-04-25

We hear the name Of D. S VanMatre,
of Robinson Township, spoken Of for the
olIice of Assessor Of District No. |.
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Mason City School.
Mr. Editor:

Mr Editor.
The seventh month of the Mason City
School closed to-day. There will be no
more public school here until next Sep
TENDER. Owing to tie favorable weather
for outdoor work during the last month";
the average attendance has not been so
great as the average attendance of the six
preceding months. The pupils were al
lowed picnic to-day, aud they appeared
to enjoy it, playing, Singing, rectlng short
speeches. poems and dialogues Each
school had its Queen and Maids of Honor
In Miss Mamie Jarrott's school, little Liz.
zie Elderton was Queen, Lula Lanham,
Louisa Matthews, Maggie Thomas, Anne.
LA Hu,chison, Mary A. Atkinson and An
ME Hutchison, were the Maids of Honor.
In Miss Lizzie Kennedy's school, Mary
Williams was Queen, L,ura Lederer, Bar
bara Savage, Anuic Thomas, Mollio Ken.
nedy, Julia Linnehan and Mary Bettlnger
we're Maids Of Honor. Ia Miss Susan
Gales school, Nora 0'Leary was the
QuecnFan nia Roush, Kate Finncmore'
Trcssa Roberts, Isabella Hutchison, Char
lotte Knapp aud Clara Matthews were
Maids Of Honor Ia the High School,
Sadie Jarrott, was the Queen, Annie
White, Nottie Kennedy, Louisa Roberts,
Lizzie Young, Katie Wallell, aud Rosetta
Knapp were Maids of Honor
Miss l[ollie johnson, Miss No!tie Ken
nciy and Miss Annie White, recitel d.
slogue, original With themselves, entitled
The Close Of the School in which they
well expressed the feelings aud sentiments
which throng. the miuds Of pupils on such
occasions. have not full list of those
who recitei pieces from memory, and,
therefore, avoid naming any of,hem. The
pic-aic closed with al eloquent and ap-
prOpriatc speech BY Rev. Jacob Bird.
In my repor, for The first six months |
omitted the name of Miss Rifle Jarrett, as
ola Of III, class ia History; and also the
name Of Miss Jose Stone, as one OF the
pupils most regular 10 attendance
JOIN G. STEVENSON, q,
Aprs 90. 1872. Principal.
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PEHscNAL.-Col. G B Thomas, Del
egate from Point Lodge No. 80 I. o. O..
T., to the Grand Lodge Of I. D. o. F.,
which meets in Clarksburg, left last Satur-
day night, for that city.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-04-25

Quite a large number Of logs have been
purchased by the Ohio Barrel Company
and the Point Pleasant Dock Company,
during the past ten days.
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AGENTS WANTED.

THE Natl NAL LIFE INSURANCE co /,
Of the United States of AIerica, the Leading
Stock Life Company Of the World, wishes TO
employ Active Agents to Represent u IN every
city, county aud Town inthe United states'and
viii make advantageous contracts tn rella.
Bile men ON liberal and continuous commission.
address The Company with letters Of recon
mendalion, AT its Branch Office, IN rh'ladei
phia, Pa.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING
rtisements occupying uss Nv" cosF
will be inserted in goo tEWsrArh"s' '"'
Guiding ~ DA,LIES, In
SOUTHERN STATES,

covering thoroughly tie State. Of Maryland
Delaware, Virginia. West Vlre'nls' nu.'
Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia, Aisoama'
Mississippi, Lonisisua, Arkansas leahe'Se'
Kentucky snl Missouri,
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att aDrtEtq Resisttt
LOCAL MATTERS.

1t will be seen By reference to the an
nouncements published in this issue, tina,
Jas. W. KELLY, ESQ.,, is q candidate for
President Of the County Court Mr.. K.
would make most excellent officer, being
well qualified to gil that position with
credit to himself aud county. We hope il
will be the pleasure Of the Convention to
nominate Mr. KELLY.
We also call attention to the announce
ment of JAMES II. Couch, Js., ESQ.,, for
the Office of Prosecuting Attorney for this
county. Mn. Couch, isa young man OF
fine legal altainments, and would make an
efficient Prosecutor, il hoDored with the
nomination. He is announced subject to
the decision of tue Democratic county Con-
veDtion.
Mr.. HowARp, late editor Of the Mason
County journal, is also announced for the
offpe Of County Clark. Mr.. II. has held
many positions of honor in this county, and
is at present the Clerk Of the Board of su-
parvisors. In the discharge Of bis duties,
We believe he has given general sitisfac-
tion.
The present worthy incumbent, and ef-
dcient Office. Col. Q. B. WAoGrSsR-is
candidate for reelection to the Office Of
Clerk of the Circuit Court We trust
that be MAJ receive The unanimous nOn'i-
ralion for that Office, at the Democratic
Convention which is to be held on the
Goth of May.
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The weather has been decidedly cool for
the past few days,
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We suggest the propricly OF calling the
Senatorial and judicial Conventions at
Point Pleasant. This place is more 'c-
ocssible than any point in the Senatorial
District. The Senatorial District under
the new Constitution will be composed Of
the following counties: Mason, Putnam,
Jackson and Roano. The Judicial Cir
cui, will be as follows, and is the SIXTH
Mason, Putnam, Kauawha, jackson and
Roano.
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pupils most regular 10 attendance.
JOIN G. STEVENSON, (.
April 20, 1872. P'luc'pal.
Promptly, as iflbs wonderful perfect
ion of its srSs1sc aud mechanical execution
involved no difficulties or delays for the
experts engaged in its production, cOmes
the always welcome AAline. The lllustra'
,tion to Lougeliow's Building Of the
Ship with which the number opens is Q
specimen Of careful engraving which. IN
the way of iae details, leaves little to be
wished for IAN Exquisite Moment
representing two boys almost in the act o.
hooking "the old he boss of the trout
stream is another Of the charming contr's
buttons Of John S. Davis, who also 'lurn-
ishe drawing Of Wards Shakespeare
Mr.. Davis evidently takes lis pencil along
and keeps bis eyes open when he goe-
out for walk aud ifa few more Of our
growing artists would initiate his cousclcn-
lions attention to nature and truth we
should soon havea school Of figure painters
worthy of the name. As specimen Of
ine landscape engraving the "AdiFonack
Scenery" after Geo Smile, engraved by
PhilipNeeder, bears the palm from all
previods. competitors. with perhaps the ez-
caption Of small cut Of Borgcrts in the
March number. The distance is preserv-
ed in most remarkable manner aud the
eye rests eniranced on vista of beauty in
every way worthy Of the incompatible
scenery chosen by the artist There is a
view Of Longfallow's house at Cambridge,
and a full page interior giving the poet in
bis library; those who have been so favored
as to have looked upon the reality will
keeuly enjoy the representations given by
The Atliae artists. The Literature is
fully up to the standard Of its Art. The
publishers are James Sutton & Co., %
Liberty St., New York, and the subscript-
ion price for one year is i've dollars
which includes very pleasing oil chrome
premium.
Setszer has returned from the East, and
brought With him large anl 6no assort-
ment of the choicest dry.goods, dress
goods, hats, hosiery, shawls; ribbons, Ia
ces dress trimmings and the many other
articles kept in frst.class store, which
will be found at the store of Setsaer, Sc.
hon & McCulloch These goods arc be-
ing sold at surprisingly 10. prices, aud
are attracting a constant run OF customers
who arc pleased with this firms afability
and fair dealing.
The Easter Festival of Christ Protestant
Episcopal Sunday School, given at Bea'e $
Hall Monday night, was an imposing at
fair, and was we'll attended. The schol'
ars we're nearly all awarded prizes Their
Offerings" amounted to over $40. The
Rector, Rev. Mr. Hayden, may congralu-
late himself on having the best disciplined,
most attentive and mos. efficient Sunday
School in town.
The weather has been decidedly cool for
the past few days
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-04-25

John u. Timms aud D. W. Polsley,
Esqs are being announced by their nu-
merous friends for Delegate to the Legls-
lalure from this county.
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We are informed that the numerous
friends of our townsmaa, WILLIAM H.
Tomlinsou. Esq, are pressing him to be-
come candidate for Judge of the Circuit
Court, for this Judicial District. Mr.. I,
is emiurntly qualified to gil this honorable
position, having been for sixteen or seven
teen years prac,icins msmOeF OF the Ma
son county bar, he is familiar with all tbs
arduous duties attendant upon the Judg
ship. Besides this, be is well known over
the District and is decidedly popular with
the people.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-04-25

Mr.. John S. Miller, will have ready
for delivery by May 9Th, 100000 yellow
Nauscmond Sweet Potato Plants. Send
your orders to him ut Poin, Pleasant
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BRONCHITIS.

This is an irritation or inflammation OF
the bronchial tubes which carry the air
We breathe into the lungs. II arises from
cold settled in the throat. from Catarrh
extending To these parts, from scrolulous
affections. and from severe use of the
voice. The irritation from this latter
cause commences in the larynr and
g'otiS, which are the organs of the voice,
and. extending downwards. produces
hoarsenes. coughing, and splitting mucous
matter. sometimes mixed with blood.
1t is chiefly dangerous from its tendency
To spread into the lungs. and terminate
in consumption. IL l. In the cure OF
severe aud obstinate cases Ut this disease
that DIR. PIerce's Golden Medical Diseoy.
ery has achieved unparalleled success, aud
won the loudesl praise from all who
have used it. 1t is sold by all respectable
Druggists.
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.4oIrsiaisfrdfors zpposafed- Essates OF suard VIZ
man, late OF Paris-fsecman L. Nymsn, Adniisis
traitor; Barnsm j. Hines, late OF sumner los pt
Fields, administrator; Richard Evans, late Of Nor
way-Nary w Evans Administratri1; Henry Ne
kenney, lSte OF Beshsl-Sarah j. Mcksnusy. Ad
maistsstriN; Hiram ~. Mathews, late Of Norway
Granville l.. Reed, Administrator; SussA n. stan
lev, late Of Porter-JOhn Y. Hubbard, Adminini-
traitor. de hOnis non, with the VIII annexed
Guardians APPosRted-Wi William Cannon, over
Chas. Hiii, mIusr; Thomas Reynolds, over Neliie
~ REYNOLDS 81 At minors; Geo. r. Bousley, over
Geo. \ ,,ousley, minor; Wn. W. Bolster, over
Alvin l.. Mari, minor. Lephih \ Haskell, over
Leroy W Haskell, minor; Alvsrsdo Hsyford orer
y. Peabody, minor; Hollis Kendall, over Lacy
A. Kendall, nm aged and infTm person.
AccoRRts OFFERED for Sstticmsnt-E. Estates NJ l. X
Ingalls,, lats Of Denmark; Josiah Wood, late OF
Lowell John l.. Walker, late of Frycburg; W.
h Phgree late OF Denmark; Aaron Wait late of
Di1ticld; lchabol Warren, late Of Brownfsld
EbcneZer Eames, late Of Bethel; EOyilla Thorn,
late OF Buekfeld; Susan Wood et al, minors: AIDE.
lis Brown II al, minOr.; Fred " Burgess ct
al, minors; Josephine Floyd ct ais, minors. iona.
than Fox. speudthri(.
-fccoHIiS Ssffled-Estatts OF ThOs. c. Alles late
of kuRiord; sullivan Newman et all, minors
NiViu l.. Mari minor; Albion l.. Hutchinson ct
ais. minors, Chas l.. gcsdlo ct al, minors; Samp-
soc Reed non conpOS.
Petitions for License 10 sell Real Estate-E-,ate
90 Leroy " Haskell minor; Nellie II. Reynolds
e al. mln0rs; John Warren, late OF Hiram
Marx L. smith, late OF Norway.
Petitions fOr 4loacdnce 90 WidorS-Of seth
Crooker, late Of Peri. Timothy Chapman, late of
ie,hrl.
flio,rance 6sranfef 20 H'ido,cs-Of osxosd T.
VIRGIN, late OF Rumfor,i; Napoleon Il. Weeks, late
OF Bov ndcid; Robert +. Edgcomb, late Of Ga.
toul
Lil,itsc 20 sci Real Esfafe-Eststes OF Charlie. r
Morrill,, Late Of sumner; Geo. W. Lnni, late OF
PcIu.
license g. SeQ Personal Property--Enaies of
seth Crooker, late Of Paris; Ezra +. Bssl late vf
Norway.
H,irrGnfs Of InsolreHcy Issued Estate OF Henry
2 How ard, late OF Paris
Directions RettsTned-Esiatc Of Robert " Edg
comb. late OF oxford.
lHrrEtCries RsfUrned-EItstcS 81 Seth CTuokvr,
lt;e ct Ia' =; John NscdhsR, late VI Bethel
II Hall. ialc of Bethel; WiuGoid =. Shscklcy, late
OF PERU Emtlv j. Greesi lSte OF Oxford Ezrs r
T. al, lave NJ Norway
is;jtioi fer appointment Of administrator
Estate of Joel Howe. lsle OF Hanover
LiJrpss 90 NsH Real Estate RctsrBCd-Estates of
john Chaplin, late OF Waterford; Cha,. l.. E,a
tlle 20 Hl mi. or.
Htls nreseItsd Tor FrObate-John Andrews,
late ~ rUi>; Noah Prince, late Of Buckheld;
HENRY iIulArvsA. late VI ONt0ri: Ann ID. Morse,
l,ae uf PUss Jacob jackson, late Of rsii,.
Id1ytiya 0sd ChGHs gf NGmc-W n6eld Z Pratt
D., iiottr Este~ snd wife name changed 10
" 4 Esie>
for,igi Vils Approved solua&n New HAn, late
Uf "iU>tcld Ma,s Jonas Pierce, late 81 Jsrtsy,
y ~.
sAosauacc 10 " idosrs-Of t. e.. Robiuson--a
hearing was had aud continued % May term
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TERMS 5000 down, rest I'm Yearly
PAYMENTS.
N AV AL AGA D M Y
VACANCYl

Candidates TO I'LL this vacancy, must be between
the ages Of "A and le, OF good moral character, OF
,ouad physic health and condition, and thor
melic geography and English grammar. The cost
OF outft is about $4,000.
Ihave concluded to abide 10y the results OF
competitive examination, IL making my homlna'
ton aud John III. kmtal, Esq, of Bath; Geo.
{. Wing, Esq, Of Auburn, and FOL. T. 5. Keys,
OF North JAY, have kindly consented 10 act a. tx'
alniners. Reference may be had 10 either OF these
gentlemen for information, and they viii appoint
lime place and conditions, of examination.
WHIP. FRYE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26

KIDNEY CoMPLArNr.--In diseases OF the
kidneys the VEGErISE gives immediate
relief. Ii has never faile'i TO care when
il is taken regularly. and directions fol-
lowed. In many eases il may lake sew
eral bottles especially eases nl long stand.
Ing Ii acts directly upon the sccretions,
cleansing and strengthening removing
all distractions and impurities. great
many can testify To cases ol long stand
ing having been perfectly cured 10y the
NEGErIHE, even AFR trying many OF the
known remedies which are said TO BE- OK.
preSSly tor this disease.
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.,ady easy by any lady. s0.sco sold In six mouth.
The most rapid selling articles ever nysnted fol
married or single ladies' use.
No FEMALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEA.
Durable Elegant, Cheap, and what has Away
been waute,l, and Away. will. Profits large
Rish cor sale. Lady Agents can make fortunes
standard articles. Circulars free.
Address BASpANAH MANUfACIIaISs Go
New. York ~ augs
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Larae Fires.

A destructive dro occurred at Rockland
Saturday night, which destroyed Lime
Rock Bank, Eastern Express Office, Ma.
sonic Hall, and ten Stores.
Also. at Biddelord. on Sunday, uobson
4 Simpsons Saw Mill was entirely des.
truled.
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Reports from home.
A Living Witness.
ing Witness.
BosToS HERALD OFFICE,
BOstOu. Sent. 18th. 1870.


Y. STEVENS, Esq:
Dedr c'--AmOng the MANY wonderful cures eff
iected ny tue Use OF vEaErISE 1 have heard OF
none more satisfactory than my own Ia ~ bean
afflicted with Scrofua Salt Rheum for many years,
my who're uouyi uurstius OUT rt --rnvIvssr ,sG nn
and painful beyond description. six Of the most
popular purifiers which are advertised 10 cure
Scrofula and like complaints, 1 have faithfully
tried but nv disease was 10 deeply seated a. 10
resist all. laid my before several prominent
physicians, but nothing tended TO alleviate Final.
ly, by the influence Of friends, | consented 10 try
VEGETINg, commencing the lrst OF January last,
and soon after experienced a sensible relief, and
could feel il working in my system very different.
~ from anything had ever taken bstors, md at
once discovered that 10 was accomplishing the OBJ
isct so earnestly desired. | continued on, follow.
Ing directions for three months, aud the first OF
April found me a well man have passed through
the hot summer, and have continued To DC Tree
from any appearance OF it to the present time.
Ny general health Ia excellent; and my recoy-
ery OF which had about despaired, ascribe en-
tlrely to the use OF VRGETISE. / could never have
been convinced OF the marvellous results OF thls
wonderful VBGETISE under any other circuIn'
stances; but now recommend every one 70 turn 10
this nestlmabe remedy, and that all "a true as rep,
resented. am living witness aud NV III aH0ru
me great satisfaction 20 show the marks OF my dls
case, and converse on the merits OF 'EDElINE' ~
none will dispute who owe IL what do.
will here mention OF my child haying SEVERE
KS virtues known within the range OF ny '"H"eN~
~ Yours, very respeGitiIWuy SoI-<c
Mr. Young has beeu in the emp oy OF the Boston
Herald during the past eighteen years. Many can
youch for the above statement.
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rwemty-Eisht Years Practice

In th, Treatment OF Diseases incident TO Females
has placed DIR. DOW at the head of all physicians
ulaklng such practice specially and enables hi'n
10 guarantee speedy and permanent cure in the
worst cases OF Suppression and all other AeHs'Ta'
81 DtraagsmeRts, from tehGterer cause. Ailletiel
tor advice must contain 81. ofice No. ENID
tsor1 STREET, BOSTON.
y B,-Board furnished TO those desiring TO e.
laain under treatment.
30 stOR, July, 1871. ly
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SKIN DISEASES,

PFRRY'S IMPROVED CoMEDoNE AND PIN
PIE REMEDY The skin Medicine Of the aSr
\ ,rsrrantc, 10 cure FLESu WORMS, PfMPLEs
eruptiOus BLOTCHED disssurstion, of the face
sold by all Druggists. Depot ~ Fond ST, y.
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18th Verse.
S c. r O F e L A
ScrOfuiOus HumOrs.

II VEdETISE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify
and cure such diseases, restoring the patient To
perfect health after trying different physicians,
many remedies suffering for years, is II not con.
elusive proof II you are a sufferer, you can be
curedl why Is this medicine performing such
great cHres 10 work. in the blood in the circu.
lating uid. IL truly be called the Great Blood
Purifier The great source Of disease originates
In the blood; and no medicine that does not act
directly upon it, 10 purity and renovate, has any
just claim upon public attention. When the blood
becomes lifeless and stagnant, either from change
OF weather or climate, want OF exercise, irregular
diet or from any other cause the VEGETINE viii re-
new the blood carry OF the putrd humors cleanse
the stomach, regulate the bowels, and impart q
tone of ylgor TO the whole body. The conviction
Is, in the public mind as well az in the medical pro.
fession, that the remede. applied b. the Vegetable
Kingdom are more SAFE, more success ,iul, In the
cure OF diseases than mineral medicines. VEGE.
TINE Is composed of roots, barks and herbs. IL is
pleasant 10 take, and Is perfectly safe 10 give TO
an infant Ia Scroiula the NEGETINE has perform.
ed wonderful cures, where many other remedies
have failed a. will BE- seen by a lew Of the many
testimonials given.
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BOREl & C0URv0ISIER
~ - "a "a 1 III -

SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, Jan. 18th, ~.
QUISCuE & KRUGLER, Is Maiden Lane.
Gents The Borel 4 Couryoisier watch, No. Is,
which YOU sent me Nov. 10th, carefully adjusted
to heat and cold, and for month past It's rate has
been remarkably good, a steady gain of only two
seconds per week, or eight seconds in u month
There can be no mistake about it, as have good
Transit Instrument, and take the time every fair
dly.
have been III the watch bus mess nearly twenty
years and have sold aud repaired nearly all kinds
of American and foreign watches, but have never
found better time keeper, than the Is. 4 {. walch
This testimony is unsolicited. but you are al
liberty TO publish Ii if you wish TO to so.
Yours Truly,
SkMffEI. RICHARDS JR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26

ANAGTNNs- Amesbury, Beverley, goNtorl
psnycrs, Georgetown, Gloucester, Grovcland
Ipswich.
Ey Fila Cummings, Flora Chapman
ENIGMA-CALIFORNlA.
By Flora Chapman, Ells Cummings, Willie Il.
Morton. T.. J r. Paris, Hattie r. white, Sparkes,
JU
SIarke>. Jr. answers the snagrsms with the ca
ccptiun of Bedford
wc have received large number of answers,
every week. too late for publication. Thinking
lhat, perhaps our contributors DO not have 'uf
hcieut time 10 solve the puzzles, We have CON
clu'lSd 10 give the answersin two weeks instead
of one Hereafter the answer. will be found on
thu hr-t page, with the puzzles. All answers must
s', ,,.sei" vss-h Cc..ua the pWbli alton OF
shc puzzle wbich they selye.
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i)iEiJ.

/ In Par,s. Marrh 18th, Capt Peter HARDY. AGED
I - years; also Marsl, Mr.. pClrg llsmmVnd a:,et
about 20. Her mother, Mrs Iiulda Crockett died
un The lTst Inst
In Canton, s,h inst, Mrs. VIM ~ DeCo.ter
daughter OF Vim. Coolic.s aged 20 year-
In Waterford, March 18th, David. Youngest
eb'id Of DaVlI q. and Martha Pride, aged mos.
also, Mr.. SoPhis, wife OF Ieander stone AGED
~ years; 18th, Ars. Louisa Plummer. aged s.
years; 18th, NJ. - Mason, the oldes. man IN
town; 10Th, Mr. Artemus Brown. Ascd ~ Neara
18Th, AIR jeremiah Woodward.
In foXboro', Mass, March It'll, Mrs sarah 4
wife of ). J. Pierce nd daughter Of Lucy aud ia
cob Hcrrick, OF NORWAY, aged 20 years aud > mos
Her body was brought 20 her former rssilsnce IN
Norway Tor iuteTmeut.
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For Moth Patches, FrsckIes

AND TAN. USE PERRl'S MOTH AND
FRECkIE LOTION The wellknown, reliable
anil harmless remedy for Brown pisco,orations
Of the face Prepared only by DR.. Is. {. PSuy
DcrmaiOlogist, a. Bond Street, New YORK
Sold by Druggists sreryteheTe. nNlssn'-m
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OBITUARY,

Mr.. Editor Mrs Judith Hall, wife of Nr 10
seph Hsll, Of Rumford, parted this lie on the 18th
day OF Dec. last, aged 81 years and months.
When quite ysung, she WAS among the ar,t set.
tiers Of this town. lts just To say that she we
good practical Christian she wa. agreeable In
her department snd always cheerful shs WAS
distinguished for her ialustry, Tor her economy,
aud for her bCnensyoleacc. She was ever ready
TO give good counsel to the Young She wa. &
good vile, good mother and kind neighbsr
Sac has conc 10 the world Of spirits aud has
siany descendants, some of whom are in the bloom
OF youth and others nourishing in manhood, ali
II ui'eul srs ready to rise up asd call hor blessed
We say Blessed are the dead who die in the
I.or1.9 b.p.
Runfor,i. March. ISL
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Note Lost !

THE subscriber hereby givcn notice that he has
lost note given 20 him by WILLIAM SWEAT
Dated March sih, 1859, Tor the payment of three
mortgage, aud has two endorsements, one OF
twenty.hy dollars, and one Of one Kindred dol
lsrs, paid August 18th, 1870. All persons are for.
bid purchasing said note. Any psrsou finding
said note, will be suitably rewarded by leaving IL
ut the Post.Ofhce in Upton.
LEVI L. STONl.
Upton, March 9Th, 1872. marls-3w