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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13
.DlOfYISpSI2e.

.TLO/TISpIItG.
DAM. c. Hardy, Esq. has bought out
Geo W. Doty's livery establishment and
now has one of the best liveries in the
State. The stock is all frst-cass, com
prising feet and safe horses, upholstered
sleighs, top-buggies &C., and is adequate
for all demands. --Six.h horse teams for par
Ties furnished at short notice and at rca-
sonable rates.
The auction advertised by r. W.
Collins, in Morrstown to be had on the
20th inst, is indefinitely postponed
DR.. Pumley advertises in this pa
per that he will be in Morrisville on the
10th and Dist inst.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber on account Of poor health offers
for sale his farm, situated mt BlmoTe tenier,
known as the old 0lmsted place. The farm con
sists of loo acres of land well fenced With walls
and black ash iail9s and we'll waterod, II is under
a high state Of cultivation and suitably dtvlhed
one of the oldest farms in town, is first rate for
grass. every acre of which can be mOwn with %
machine The house is suitably arranged for dairy
purposes with sufficient outhuildng. There is a
rood stream of running water in the house aud at
the barn There is a small orchard on the place
and one Of the hest surg orchard in town consist
ing of about 1000 trees with suitable apparatus i9r
carving on the same. The farm will be sold
together with the stock so tons OF hay and grain,
ar and dairy utersits aud farming tools or farm
clear to suit the purchaser. ,,-n
Elmore, Aug. 3ist, 1871
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13
tFOTEL FOR SALE!

II OILL FOX SALE!
Ii At EDEN MILLS
The subscribers will dispose of this cele6ra-
ted hotel property, located on one Of the best
roads in the country for business. 1t can be
made fayorite resort for pleasure seekers, be-
ing located near Eden Pond, and some Oh the
best fishing grounds in the state. The pro- crty
is in good state Of repair and doing good t1si
ness. For further particulars enquire G or
address the subscribers on the premises
HILL & M0NTGOMER-.
Eden, Mach IA, 1871. Ia
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

The subscriber oers for sale his farm situated in
the southern part Of Johnson, and is within from
tp miles Of three dep0ts of the Lamoille Valley
Pairoad Said farm consists of 1bO acres suitably
diyded well watered buildings comfortable. The
arm will 10 divided TO suit the purchaser If de-
sired. There is timber enough on the farm to pay
for it which has never been culled. Stock, farm
ing tools &c, will he sold with the farm 1t desired
Old aye the reason for sling. For particular en-
auire of b. d. d. FOSTER.
johnson. VT. Feb. Isl 1912. l2tl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13

The virtues 81 simnle Tea us Hair Tonic and
Preserver have long Eeen known, but no attempts
have been made to extract the oil scientifically.
By process peculiar to this preparation, the es-
sential tea plant has been added to other vegetable
extracts, aud an unequallod Toilet Articlet for the
Hair is the result Ii is especially useful to pre-
vent the hair from filling ont or growing thin, and
MS wash for the scalp to stimulate the, hair bulbs
aud prevent the gradual decay and less Of color in
the structure Of the hair tubes. Price n 90.
DR.. KENNEDY,
l20 Warren Street, Roxlurs, Mass.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13

FOR SALE.

TIE suhsaritor bliuE aaaut B. engage iu tAf
marble Iu.iuess UGtfs BE- farll sinatea uus uitlt
fr,5rr ths The "Ranaulph Raasln aHl thfra miles
from MarfisFllle. ftflclig kueHu a. DE iuif.
uut.hius FEm.~ c1utainiulg - acfvs & EtHaa iai.4
saitahiY divided. with tuiidlnEs in guua ctndltinh
and has Elsat aattI cauticuCgs- Terms cafl. fel
further part cuiars enquire ga The pT,in'fesi
M.u. nUNDY,
Worthwhile. Nov. q, lss'. it
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13
IEeuf Tsstate.
MEADOW PAIN FoB sALht

AZ
ThepuapagtY "a tht lair {. 4. nsuln, arcaasla
TIE fsfzl 81 eilrs llr has.Irta sc lfIf ufltr 4
Isl.l : .lasl ru.ar place aEa Hstail - tlzlatf- d
Hlll Esfa lrrm tafife tH f'iFfa e - HrN 81
ID = heated Utf u.ile irsui mtse iaft eifrti. tt
lsauntf eat 90 the uaal Nt.a AutaEal a. iit =
Cara. TIE Laulaiiie Wales ialiI,al aas ifif'
"a lara.
~ further particular ailfta,
q. H.. bENiO. <all-
Hyac Tafk. VI, Ncs a., Yea.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13
yHENEW STYLE
WHEELER d WILS0 n
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
THE BEST!
NEARLY 100000 NOW IN USE.
THE NEW STYLE

All them Faulty Seirng Machines, as VIC make no
heavy Manufacturing Machines, which IL" so
larg4 ant tea Ia the safes of other Com anies.
This Machine viii do all kinds Of Family Sewing
from the finest to the ouarscst fabrics, using silk
twist, cotton or liuCn thTt adj aud making the IN
ierlJcttd Elastic Sttoh-alke on both sides of the
iaIIc sewcd-und recognized everywhere as the
NEST duraule and handsome stitch. ly use Of at
tachmeuts other stitches can be made. Bmlroi-
derry, Double Loop aud Single Loop stitches very
easy tO rip, and therefore but little desired,
We claim. aud can show, that che Wheeler &
Wilson is the stHesl, simplest, most dHrdbh and ~.
at running lock stitch Machine in use, and will
Il 70 one Tho1sqHd Dollars for any standard Shuttle
Machine that will excel 1t in either Vi the asUve
mentioned points
Having no shuttle or undertension to adjust, the
simplicity eff the Wheeler MilsU cannot he qucs.
toned. We shall ho happy t. show the Wheeler
a Wilson ~ any one who will call at our newly
furnished Room, at 10, Church Street, Burlington,
Vt.
Over C0l,OOD people have bou 1t and are using
no Wheeler & Wilson Sowing Machine, and they
dc say they have tho Best Family Sewing Machine
in the World. We say they are the best. and you
will say 80 too II you buy one ltyun ever cHlcu-
late To- buy ~ Sowing Machine, just let cur agents
ufins one u vDur house and show you the machine
an if yUu doL want it, don't buy it, IT you do
want it, you Gan luvc H. on easy Germs.
II Agents Tor ether SvW.ng Machi es tell you the
Wheeler Wilson don't 90 all Kinds Of sewing
either heavy a. light you may conclude he either
wants o. humNug you or don't kulW WASs 10 j,
/ talking about
Noiscless Fewat Pjrces, Most EEHJ Mana c I, an,
! Most Drya5le Eaaa M1cawe HGrHtCd.
| We do not crowd the WheeicgG Wilson into YOU
house, hut will he happy to let ytu try one before
J DON'T buv a Machine before calling to see thu
/ latest improved Wheeler & Wilson Machines. Sole
ON the monthly instrument plan ! desired.
Send for Samples Of work a d Circulars, to
| W. l.. FRENCH, Agent for Lamelle County
! Johnson, W., at Il. II. SANb, y Hotel. Il
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13

k0en.
Town officers for the town of Eden
were elected rs follows:
&. ?. Brown, - Moderator.
Amasa Stevens, Town Clerk.
A. q. Kittel, e. G. White, Geo. N.
Powell, -Selectmen.
Francis Atwcll, -Overscer
Sylvanus w. Hiuds, -Constable.
j. T. Stevens, A. l. Warren, S. ingalls,
Listers.
Il. G. Sherwin, Town Agent.
j. w. Richards Treasurer.
G. A. White,-Trustee.
s. Ingalls,, Ms. Adams, VIM. Scott
Town Grand Jurors.
Il. Z. White,-Super 'nteni
w. S. Pond. W. G Bassett, s. Ingalls,
G. Hadley, Il. one,--Fence Viewers.
Voted to raise rs cents on dollar
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13
,/OHUSOX,

johnson.
The school in johnson village, taught
by Henry Babcock and Lavinia NJ. Cham
berlin, closed Saturday, Feb. 24th. There
have been 56 scholars connected with the
school, with an average Of 80. Those
scholars having no absences arc, Percy
Barnes, Hattie MILAN aud Hannah Sax.
by. Those who have not been tardy,
Ella Barnes, Nettie Barnes, Caroline
Bernor, Lille Bernor, Hattie MILAN,
Ned Holmes and Clara Riddle. Those
who were tardy only once, Joseph Bcr-
nor, Mary Dubray, Nellie Foster, Hattie
Graves, Della Laraway, Neddie Laraway
aud Hattie L0raway.
Town Meeting passed of quietly and
in good order, although some strife was
manifested in the choice of some of the
officers. 1t was necessary to ballot the
fourth time for 81 Scectman, the ISSUE
being the railroad question and the com
plcutious that are growing out Of it ii
! this town. For constable and collector o
taxes, Thomas A. Riddle cane within 4
few votes OF au election against the faith
lul aud efficient incumbent D. g. Holmes
This move was started by some Of the
young mn Of the town on the plea tha
Holmes had been IN the Office long enough
Our old Town Grand Juror, j. Il. Hill
was removed for the strange yet true rea
son that he has faithfully discharged hi
duty. The liquor sellers and their. pa
irons combined together with few per
sonal enemies, proved too much in poin
Of number for the friends of law aud goo(
order. The number OF voters present wa
small owing to the severity ofthe weathc
and the fact that some Of the roads wer
blocked up with snow so that it was i'm
possible for team to get out. Nearl
every man voted for commissioner on on
side or the other as both parties were aC
tive from morning until the close of tn
meeting, aud it was rather hard for ma
to stay there all day and refuse to sho'
his colors. Cow,
The cold weather has dried up tn
usual supply of wafer to such an exter
that many arc suffering great inconveI
fence. Many Of the citizens in the villog
arc compelled to go to the Gihon for Il
the water they use, not on! III the hou'
) but 10 give their horses or cows TO drinl
J while back on the farms many have
: drive their cattle to brooks farther fro
I the barns, because their usual water h;
S failed.
Two carloads of corn and one ca
load of wheat, Of between three aud fol
) hundred bushels per car. have arrived
Waterbury frem the West, within Il
5 past ten days for the grist.mill here.
is a mystery to some where all the gra
D goes to that has been brought into tow
for a year past, but people Will eat co
0 siderable when they can get breadsIui
ground in good shape.
Last Friday eve. someofthc schola
and friends of the teachar, who taught
district No. IL the past winter made h
y visit at her fathers house for soci
= time and sleigh-rldc. After an evenll
I spent in pleasant but harmless amusemc
they started for home in excellent spirit
, but not until half hour had been spe
at the door in getting seats to suit them
> natural phase Of pleasant parties.
u | ZL2<91
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE,

Three Farms at Auction. The subscribers will
offer at Public Auction, on Saturday March Both
1872, at L. o'clock A. NJ, at the residence of John
n. Hines ia WOcDtt the following property be-
longing in part TO the estate Of q. l.. Poor late of
Wolcott The farm on which John N. Hines now
lives containing 20 acres of land. Good running
water at house and barn. A good farm. Also two
sinai ler farms adjoining the above, known as the
ulyssus Nichols farm, containing rs acres. Good
sugar place. and much good timber on this farm.
And the Flank johnson farm, containing 10 acres.
Also horses pr year old stays, cows, some
young stock, crops, Farming tools. &c. &c. Terms
on the two smaller farms one third cash. the re-
mainder In annual payments Of S00. Terms on
the ether farm and personal property, made known
at time of sale, Those wishing TO look at either
farm will please cali OIL either Of the subscriber
before the time Of sale.
JOHN N. HINES. Admrs.
JOHN II. POOR. 5
VOL aott Vt March 5th, 1872
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13
CaM61Tagc.

CambfTdge.
Joel NJ. Wilcox. Moderator,
Willard II. Gri,wold, Clerk.
Henry Smile, W, II. GriswOld, Hair
low Wires, ScIecImen.
f. WcIherby, Treasurer
L. d. PoroelI Oversecr of Poor.
Sheldon Strotou. Collector.
j. 3. Page, "a Constable.
Il. NJ. BIaisde,l, L. n. Bennett, S. Y.
Brewster, Listers.
n Atwood, Trustee.
NJ. j. Morgan, 4. Bently, II. T. Cady,
Fence Viewers.
e. N. Bennett, f. Wetherby, E. p.
Mudgett, Town Grand Jurors.
j. w. Turner, ms Of Leather.
Il. p Mudgett, n, Atwood, II. A.
Morgan, Auditors.
Henry Smile, Town Agent.
II. w HtGlOChs lONR Euptt
Voted to raise 80 cts. on the dollar
Of the Grand List to defray expenses Tor
the year ensuing,
--Staterent Of the condition Of Cam
bridge as appears March 4th upon seitl e.
nlent with the officers -
Total amount of orders drawn the past
year by the Seectmcn, $2337 "a. eaa -
Current expenses, SSo3 "a
To baance poor account, 645 5U
Refunded Safe Surplus, 446 ii
Interest upon surplus invested
in Poor Farm, 900 6C
Rent up)n leased land, 80 OF
Debts due last year, l21 Il
$2337 81
Resources Balance in
Treasury. 1926 q
Balance in Collectors hands, 369 VI
Plank aud Liquor on hand, 29S 2
1898 3;
Liabilities. Outstanding
orders, SSl6 IL
Balance in favor Of town, $l77 a
No debts except the orders as state'
above.
4. p. MgDGETr,
NORMAN ATwooD, auditors.
/, CHAs. B. WAITE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13

The superintendent Of the Poor House
Association report that they have
Paid 4 J. Hitchcock aud Wiiv. $3.50 On
e. other hirel hrlp, 5l3 90
" expenses u Brattlcboro. 234 uu
" 1axrs. lui 90
- tur stock b0aghi. 80 90
4" for repair iof farms 200 90
" for articles bought for
family, 100 90
" expenses foT support OF
poor Of the farm, S25 p
s3464 2S
or this sum the share Of Stowe Is sl3S7 10
MorrisioVn share Is 1921 "a
johnson share is, 500 20
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13

OH lHV 4U uly OF HHIOH' Il d TOT q
Gilman NJ. Sherwin Administrator of the estate
of Josiah Jones' late of Hyde Park in District, de
ceased make appl icuton to said Court for license
to sell n II of the real estate of said deceased re
presenting that said sale thereof is necessary fOi
the payment o the debts ofsaid deceased and ex
penses Of administration said real estate situated
In Hyde Park. Whereupon, it is ordered by sale
Court that said application come under c0usidera
tlon and he heard on the 25th day Of March, A. D
1872 Mt the Probate Office in johnson; and, It il
further ordered, that all persons interested be no
titled hereof by publication of notice Of this arpi
cation and order thereon, three weebs ssiyely
in the Lamolle Newsk caller printedat hyde Park
before said time of hearing, that they may appear
at said time and place, and, If they cause, OBJ
ject thereto.
By the Court. Attest !. l.. PEARL. Judge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13

In Norniyiile saturday, March ?. ssOn - Mr.
aud Mr.. p. y. Foster.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13
Desirable Farm fer Sale.

The subscriber having engaged in other b9sl-
ness offers for sale his farm in Walden, containing
hbcut ninety acres Of laud There is II good sugar
u chard on the farm Of about 1000 trees furnishes
with good apparatus for sugaring, most OF WnH
is nearly new Also about rs apple trees Inc
moving and tillage are in an cxcellent state CT
cultivation. The fences are in good cnndinon
with an abundant supply of material for repairs IN
future The buildings consist Of q large dwelling
house. convenient for one or two families which
| has undergone thorough repairs, with wood SHEDS
attached Also two good barns with ample s.-ed,
for storing manures, farming tool &C all III GOOD
large cisern at the house for supplying soft water
excellent facilities for keeping dairy. This inrlf
| is situated within one-iorth OF "A mile Of North Wal
den pustoffce and still nearer to church and sehoo
! house. and on IA good road in winter and summer
Terms liberal. For further particulars inquire
| r. t. HOWARD on the premises.
80 DIP. HAYNES.
North Walden. Aug. %, 1871. 4Jtf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13
Mss SAVVYEa'6 SAWS

f.l.E yur have sales g. 'l1ii.iue sasffi = en-
- h,'.s ripe,s ~, 4, ~. en- , y, = Al
a=lds VH1nfs arl bru. Irs i1 whirH alrh T. ts4--
j. mHre easily Eanitd t.iHa r.aay oti.gr r'r. 81,
rry,r I'r'ln-i g h'l easel l-i sisa3a f,.Ft's
Iti. prepared i.y l.t,s s. ,-.rs. W., ta. u-,s g
o. her own extensive t-r='rf 70 ri fl' 41f, 81
nary tue.fiF ars. VIII -7a' -t'
Tie VunciI lI ai-.l-s.. iHr ui,al OF sH'vc fs--
c=nurHird pre- tit5f 20 EffHslfsf.ssl. ftlss.
ISeroflil or ffHTs a ~ A.fral. y 'Vlsas, 4Hihf'
Errtr Nrr.s FsilFs. n 40 lrEr b e., sore
Esss. Bari-r's q q F.rfc,fs F-Hf f'Hrt-ar7uS
Cora, Ri1s ~ usHrfs. tsHorr. T,afi.uif. faT-
a-tr, Sore NiUuifs ETiHlfEE. NiHlitH Errsff,
n. sud A.esd, .'.tsia1, tF'ls" '.0m.1
Il never iai.s t. cs-' ri r7-i.-- ir 20 .yrI-
upplel. Elb . on v,h with i.r DO q iar'' ita's
q d1y IL several ef.,. 50 ia- ear q laisid i.ls'
For Pills t hiH bern 90 cover . Co. ut q fuFs rtr-
rdy. Prrssps thii illv b-ra AFFECTED & yg.rt
lave been relieved D. altwapT ic'l.rls.. Isri."
sDsirs % works gso ll al'ft TO- iir D. ] iri To-
ard lctiaF Zee r1tisl' l"T .hoHpt' t"i'.t. Z
prriue.s q cure iIgu -ia'clv. 1t tHl- vaa ST.!
Noun 03.1u tie t-Is. aui rIIv q ior' - AID
ii 81 vil H4l T. i'yaiu1i!e 20 D. good u c.s- 81:
s Jofilt a1I TtulJry Crtlre h-v, been cur'l
with e The hr-, 'g, ever 80. i.7 Ser hi'oa'n
BTeret uIi S4rr NiEr'H NJ '.ay iljEns-S d.
sure % a.ls-l T-'ifC IS rs O. r. p Eye g.. u
on the l.'s E'I',y, an-ro or rwi'" 'fv. Ccrts ceT
uc.s by pIt.ia- iI 'ac cara On O. 20 80 OF cu'i31
For ffiy4y t3is is superior O. ua+y-idag kuoun
For P.ar'.s i..l, acts .- n chrrn. For BtuT'
and Sraifg. apply t'f iy' II once and q give
immediate ii.ie!. - t-s 5erS' "pii" oa''
day
Foa u1asrs AVa CtvTlr.-I'..r Ecrs 6,
bruises on Horses or Cattle this Sasr Is Invaluable
and las astonishing oipc. iu rEri-g scrutei.rs IN
Horses This sllvc has worked ifs own w9v mo
no;origy, and Is safe AID sure I-ulcdg lys ~ 10
above M.Mei.Is.
We The undersigned, hay, been acquainted vs'i
Nj, Sawyer for muly years, and believe her 10 hr
/ n Christian laly and a skilfal nurse, and having
T Tgpd her Ealgn In families. IL gives great
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13

We, The undersigned, hay, been acquainted vta
Ms Sawyer for muny years, aud believe her 10 hr
n Christian laly and a skilfIl nurse, and having
used her salyc IN orr faniic@, II gives Us great
pleasure In saying Il 81 the best general mcdictuc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-21

= Notice 70 City Tax-Payers.
Won yfLLsEE BY AN ORDER PASS
J ed by the CITY Couneii 1t its last meet
ing the time b eItendea for charging In
tGest unta tbs In day Of Decenber next
;Can q the once and settis your tAxss, and
J. II. WARDEN,
nsv2 City Collector.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-21
Attorney General BenJann

A London correspondent Of tie boS-
ton Globe writes: As l Hve co"-
menced with Lotdon gosdp | may as
II 1i.oceieaa in that line, and perhaps
know that it is not at all unlfseIy '4sst
Mr.. Benjamin. ex Confederste Atsor.e7
General, will be elevated to Judseship
sooner or later He is at TIPS moment
one of the most successfpI advocates at
the English Bar, with an enormous and
growing practice, aud bis name has ac-
tually been already mentioned in con-
uecton with the vacancy about to be
created BY retiring judge. y this gen.
tIeman is appointed it will, If l am not
mistaken create precedent, for / am
not aware of any other instance OF q
baryister of foreign decent being APP
pointed to such high office nnder the
,.rown in Great Britain. Another mat
ter has lust created quite hutter in
Pail Mall clubs; smoking rooms"
having become perfect debating halls
for DISCUSSION regarding the wisdom or
other. Use of the step taken by the hon
orabe gentleman the bridegroom. OF
course. you will understand that man
with such position as his was re-
eligible party" being "awful'
" old and mo end wealthy"-the
prospects OF an sftluent widowhood for
tie bride being remarkably healthy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-21
DIED.

FaR'S-On Friday morning ut 10 o'clock
ZDEA. daughter of ;. f. and Maria l.. Faris
aged Is months.
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from
the re sidenCe of her parents, on Penn street
Wheeling Island. Friends Of The family
are respectfully invited to attend.
STOUT-On Friday, December 20, 1872, at
7o'clOcS A. NJ, OF pneumonia, SADIE, In.
FAINT daughter OF Charles NJ. and Mary j.
Stout.
Funeral Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
from the residence of the parents. Friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
PARKS-In this city, Friday, December
2 ls72 at3P M, HEsTr r f., wife OF George
b. Parks, in the 18th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her hus-
baud, Main street, above Madison, Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Services at 81
O'Clock.
SCOTT-At Ridgeway, N. c., on the
10th december, 1872, calmly and peacefully
in the Lord PHEBE ANNA JENKINS, vile OF
Rev. w scott, ID. D., professor OF Ancient
Languages, West Virginia University, and
formerly uf Washin non, Pa. Her disease
was congestion OF the brain her age Is.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-21

law. Additional legislation is suggest
ed concerning the official bonds OF
sheriffs and concerning the duties OF
Assessors. It is suggested also that fees
be allowed by law for copies OF papers
records, &c, furnished from the Audit
or's Office, and that the salaries Z
clerks in the department be increase.
The report is a very interesting go
important one and the tables accom'a'
nying it are prepared with that systp
attic care that has heretofore marfa
Mr.. BENEFITS administration ofipe
arduous duties of his Office. WYNN
refer to it again when the whole epon
is received.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-21
N the contest for the Judgeship OF

In the contest for the Judgeshlp OF
the Second Judicial District, Mr.. LEWIS
has chosen JAMES Morrow, Jr., OF
Marion county. as one Of the members
of the special court Of reference and
Judge HARRISON has named NATHAN
Gorr, ST., of Harrison county. Ac'
cordipg to the Code, the Governor has
the appointment of the third arbitrator
but we nave not learned who has been
designated by him to hear the case.
In the contest between j. NJ. JACKSON
an an JACKSON has chosen HON: .e''
Woops, of Barbour, a. Que Oh 'ne
reterees; Judge LOOMS has CHOSEN
Judge ROBERT BROWN, OF JACKSON
county, as another; and the uovsF'o .,
has appointed Hon, B. H. L., SN MITE 81 81
Kauawha, as the third. We s"pPoSs
-v-u-ucr VIII be heard anu tue
decision announced in short time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-21
Duplng the Sick.

IN shape, color and smell the toadstool
closely resembles the mushroom, yet the one
is poisonous fungus, the other whole
some vegetable. Many OF the advertised
and Stops which inscriptions
Spectators are trylngto persuade the cred
ulous are las good as HOstettere bitters,"
bear a like superficial resemblance to that
ineStimable vegetable restorative. Quite a
number of these dangerous Jttngi have
started up within the last two years, and
doubtless navy worthy people have been
poisoned by them. some Of these wolves
wearthe sleeps clothing Of pretended NOR
al,y and inveigh against medical stimnu-
latiOn as they vend Ineir acid poisons; while
others offer their liquid compounds OF
"furiy rod rum and condemned drugs un.
"NOrring GlorieS," 'Cobweh Cutters" and
the like. Beware OF them all, for they are
deadly and dcteSlable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-21
Nv ADvERTisEMssrs
LOST.

ON THURSDAY, 18TH INST, Sill
piece, all connected together.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving II at HAWKES. Cigar Store, on Mar
ket street, below Quincy. dec2lq