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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12
legal 1lntioes,
JOSEPH II. pARKER's ESTATE.

JOSEPH ii. PARKER'S ESTATE
- The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Washing
ton, Commissioners TO receive examine, and adjust
ali claims and demands Of all persons against the
estate Of Joseph II. Parker lato Of Marshhold In
said District, deceased represented insolvent and tho
term OF six months from the 18th day Of october
ISL. being allowed by said Court to the creditors OF
said deceased to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before Give notice, that will attend 10
the duties Of our appointment at the dwellinghousc
" sally and Taylor Parker, In MaTshhed In said
District on the last Saturdays OF December and April
next at o'clock, In the forenoon, each Of said
days n. W. BLISS, Commissioned
Marshleld, November |, A. ID. ls73. 1901
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

PLANFlELD,--Mr w. II, Ridout, who was
burned out last September in the great fire at
East Calais, and Frank Dwinell, who has been
in trade in the same village, have formed a
partnership in the grocery and heavy mer-
chandise business in this village, under the firm
name Of Dwinell x Ridout
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

FRE AND Loss OF LIFE AT MoNIToS. - On
Monkton Ridge, about seven o'clock, on the
evening Of November 9th, the house occupied
by widow Mitchell Blair lady about sixty
years Of age, was consumed by fire, and the
widow persisted in the flames.
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allarlets.


At Cambridge and Bdsh,on, for the week ending
Tuesday, November N, l-ii.
AMOUNT on STOCK AZ WAuKrr.
cpHe. SHEEP siofr' HoJ' clrn.
5 is,' We, Ssss ,:s r.. i3s 5i3 IS i23% I.
PRicrs -Bs,C clts-Extm nthnd heavy premium
oxen, f9ona9 20 nrt quality, t4o1u- t6. second
quality i1oHtIi1t thri quality f50Hi10 per
lu0 lbs. on total weight OF hide, tllow and dressed
siOl0f.ld.
Bortiag oren.-s. jo,b250p per pair or according to
their value as beef llondy steers il0OniJ0
Niich Cor1. Fair quality, fi0a6l extra good $40
H99, with OF without calves asmay beagreed nrrow
assB.--sN0llc. extra ja5lc per 10, live weight.
lambs In lots. t1.ioa6 pcr head.
SAgtss.-Wh0lesale, o. U1lci retail 5U'c per Do.
Fat Hogs. 5H1ic per 10.
Zeal Cdltff.- siBl2 per head.
Hiss .-Brighton o. a7ci country lot'i eadic calf
skins t2al per 10. Tallow, Brighton, Be- country
] lots, i0ilc per 10. Poits, 'jcNsi-1.
REWAnKs.-Thcro S. no great stir ln the cattle mar
ket' and prices arc not Inclined 20 Improve with
light supply The market does not soom 20 come up
Is usually the case There o. more pork consumed
at low prices 10 the neglect Ut beef There wis fair
life nt Brighton on good nice hunohes A. n Monroe
sold I steers 10 j. O'Brien. average ll7 Ibs at Sci
live; steers 90 H. Taylor average $40 lbs, 90 1c
live and ~ steers 10 Mr.. Loeer average 1854 lbs at
5o per 10, live weight a. q. Heath sold 3D. steers "a
Sanders Co., average l,Ill lhs, 40 60 a5 per cwt
From the North, Houghton Wilcox sold o. steers
o. small CATTLE average 600 lbs AZ So per 10, dressed
weight. working oxen are not selling any better
than other kndsof stock fir call i1r mitch cows
| Two new mich COWS, without calf sold at 80 each
and two springer- sold at f11 each.
| The market mr vlr.0us grader of sheep and lamb.
does not improve. There - decline of i' on lamts
and strong lc on sheep. 49, Bush bad the bes
bunch, Of DIFF Own FEEDING That averaged H. which
he sold at tlc. l.. Fowler sold liu sheep and lamhs
average 9i lls, at 6e. l. b. Sargent sold 9l sheep
average 20 Us, at ie per lh.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

A sEAsoSABLR WARsISG. Don't suffer cold to &C
emulate on cold until your throat and lungs are In
state OF chronic Inflammation Attack the hrst symp
toms Of pulmonary irritation with " lao's Honey o.
Horehound and Tar" and hieye an easy victory
Sold by all druggists. -
pike,s Toothaehe Drops cure In one minute
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lCarl.



M,sus Editors My attept1n has been
directed TO a statement published in some Yer.
mont papers that have failed. VIII you he
good enough to announce ia your next issue
that this report is utterly untrue. ! have not
failed, aud do not expect to fail, for the simple
reason that have property ample to pay all
owe and have something left
1t is true, my property in Vermont has been
attached by a man, who, without any right,
seeks to hold me for the debt of his own son,
not one dollar Of which do owe, or am liable
for. And this man, instead Ct attempting to
enforce his claim against me here in New York,
where | live and have ample property to answer
to any judgment which he or any one else
might recover against me, goes to Vermont, and
without judgment seizcs my property and sub
iects me to expense, annoyance, and false til
not malicious) reports, calculated to do me
great injury at such time as this aud Why
Simply because the laws Of your State permit
it, while the laws of New York require him TO
first establish his claims by obtaining judgment
before be can seize property have no fears
of the result of this suit, and even should it 90
against me, ! can pay it, and not fail either.
A. w GRIswoLp.
MlDDLEsrx The public examination ofteach-
ers for the town of Middlesex will be held at
the village school-house, saturday, November
% commencing Mt nine o'clock A. NJ.
RANDOLPH. - The Normal School at Ran
dolph, Edward Conant, Principal, began it,
winter quarter last week with more than 100
pupils. These are all Normnls. The school
has no other department
WATERBURY, A part of the iron ror the long
railroad bridge below Waterbury has arrived,
but the work of rebuilding has not yet COM
menced, except that Of repairing the abutments.
New pipe for the supply of water at the
depot, has been laid, and iron used instead Of
lead.
"A boy escaped from the Reform School on
Saturdar night last. lie was in the hospital,
and effected his exit through one Of the win
dows.
The Colby Wriuger Company are soon to
stop work for the present, as their supply OF
machines is sufficient for the demand for some
time to come
The high water damaged the new water
works that supply the Reform School building,
and it is understood to be now decided to bring
water from a spring on the hill, some distance
from the building, and to use iron pipes.
Mr.. Copeland was not able to occupy his
pulpit last Sabbath, on account Of a severe
cold, which seriously affected his voice. Rev.
Mr.. Converse, of Burlington, came unexpect-
eddy and took his place, and presented the Col
onzation cause, The next ship that sails for
| Liberia takes out three colored pastors, who
are to be accompanied BY some Of their people,
and together they are to find homes in the
/ "A.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12
Y/EDEKIAH SILLOWAY'S ESTATE

III The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washing
ton Commissioners TO receive examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
Of Zedekah Sloway, late OF Berlin, in said district
deceased represented insolvent and the term Of six
months from the 18th day OF October 1919 being al
lowed by sad Court TO the creditors Of said deceased
10 exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Give notice. that we will attend 10 the duties OF our
appointment at the dwellinghouao OF the late zode
knh Slloway, in Berlin, in said District on the last
Wednesdays Of November and February next, at one
O'Clock, In the afternoon, on each Of said days.
WILLIAM Z, LEWIS, commissioner
JAMES W. BROCK, ! N'"i''''''"ei''
Nf.rt,..tt.r nct.bar IA A "a ia- 40 "a
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n. l.. DICKINSON, '''''''''7 'O''''
4fatar n IarN Na.Nt
JACOB s JACKsON's EsTATE-The

- subscribers, having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District OF Washington Com
missloners 10 receive, examine, and ADJUST all claims
and demands Of all persons eainst the estate OF Jacob
s. jackson, late ofMoodbury in said District dcceas-
ed, represented ns0yent, and the term Of six months
nom the 18TH day Of october, lsll, being allowed
by said Court 10 the creditors ofad deceased, TO ex-
hhit and prove theirrospcctyo claims before Give
notice. that we will attonl 70 tho duties OF our ap
pointnent 40 the dweliug-houso Of sarah Jackson.
In Woodbury., In said District, on the 9TH day OF
November ant last Thursday OF April next at 10
o'clock, in tho forenoon, on each OF said days.
A. W. NELSON, tcoro,,tsstcror.
l.. ID. HATHAWAY,
MnnlMmrN. Oninher -. A. y. 1873. gl-l0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

RAILROAD LEAsEn.-The Central Vermont
Railroad Company has leased the Harlem tx
tension railroad The lease being finally exc
cuted on Monday, formal possession was
taken OF the road on Tuesday The lease is to
take effect from November lst. This gives one
management to an unbroken line from Canada
ria st Adams, Burlington, Rutland and Ben
nington to Chatham, N Y, where connections
will be made with the Harlem road until the
New York, Boston & Montreal line is COM
pleted Express trains are to be put on at once.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12
pICHARD L. sARGENTs ESTATE

Il The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washing
ton, commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the estate
of Richard l.. Sargent late OF Warren, In said dis
tct dccoasod, represented ns0lyont and the term OF
six months from the 10th dayof October 1873 heng al
lowed by said court to the creditors Of said deceased
10 exhibit and prove heirrespccye claims before
Give notice, that we will attend TO the duties Of our
appointment at the dwellng-house OF Daniel IL
steele In Warren In said District, the 10th days Of
January and April next, at ten o'clock, In the fore
noon, on each Of said days.
+. 4. ELDREnGR, lc,,,missio,srs
n. L. DIOklNhuN,l --
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sEe the advertisement of " Farm for Sale 81
by j. l.. Severance, in another column ItsG
first rate chance, and will be speedily taken NJ
by some one.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12
AURORA LODGE, No. ~, r. & a. NJ.

SPECIAL CoNNUSicArIoS Of AURORA LoDGE, No.
p, will he held at their Hall, on MONDAY EVEN
ING, November nth, 1873, at n o'clock
ny ORDER oF THE W. NJ.
THOS. II. CAVE, Seefiarg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

A Coon CHAScE.-rhe advertisement of Mr..
j. p. Hill, in another column, affords a good
chance for the right man to embark in a de-
sirable and lucrative business. Read it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

MONTPELIER WELLS RIVER RALRoAD,-It
is confidently expected by the directors that
regular trains will commence running the en-
tire length Of the road, one week from Mon
day. The time of the arrival and departure Of
trains will be duly announced The financial
difficulties Of Mr.. Munson still continue, and
his creditors along the entire line are becom-
ing uneasy. His Indebtedness is very heavy,
but we trust, with the revival of confidence,
and the re-opening of the market for. railroad
securities, with which he is overloaded he will
be enabled to resume payment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

yesterday was dull and declining. We quote
common to fair at from 90 to 25c medium to
good, 25 to 30c choice, 80 to 33c selections,
35c No cheese offered.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

Board oF EpucArUN AT the annual meet
ing, held ia this village November {, President
Buckham, Professor Weber, Colonel Benton,
Colonel Farnham and General Gyandey were
present. Secretary French was also on hand.
The Board reelected Dr. French Secretary for
the coming year, and voted that the Teachers
Institutes should hereafter be held during three
days only, instead Of five days, as heretofore.
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pn. nAnpIsoN,s IcELANp pAIaAM.

splendid euro for couGns, HoARsEsEss, and al
THROAT and LUNG COMPLAINTS, For sale by L. 5
HARRISON q CO., Proprletors, No. fremont TEN
pie, Doston, and by all Druggists, 0c-03
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FATAL ACcDENT--Mr Benjamin Pearl, q
resident Of Barton, seyenty-six years of age, re-
ceiyed such serious injuries from fall from a
ladder in bis barn, last Thursday afternoon,
that he lived but short time. Mr., Pearl WAS
an honorable AMI esteemed citizen, and was
the father Of the late Silas II Pearl, the former
Principal of the State Normal School in
johnson
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

BoNpEp AT LAsr.-At an adjourned town
meeting, held on the ith inst, the town Of
Cnftsbury voted to aid in the construction Of
the Montpelier, Ilardwck & Black River rail
road to the amount Of eight times the grand
list, under certain rules and regulations A..
Dawson, G. Seayer and is Gage wereappointcd
commissioners
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nAnIruAL cosrIYENEss cArsEs

HEADAoHR, DIZZINESS, woRNs, LIvER COMPLAINT
DYSPEPSIA, Sour STOMACH, BAD BaEArn, sc. Th'
surest preventive Is DIR. lIARRls0N's PERlSTAL
TIC L0zENGEsi being both tonic and laxative, the,
restore nature, thereby curing eostlyc habit II
the opinion of every druggist, they arc tho mos
pleasant aud enectual remedy for the Piles and TN
only that reaches the cause as outward appllea
lions are only time aud money wasted. Trial box,
cents. Large box, GO cents. Mailed free for this las
nfiaa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

Coon rlR MDplEsEx, We are glad to learn
that our young medical friend, $ ; Spicer
formerly with DR.. Woodward, has returned
from st. Louis to settle in Middlesex Our
neighhors are 90 De Congratulated on such an
acquisition, and they will doubtless appreciate
IT, As for friend Spcer, he can but have an
enyiable future before him-lor when did
fine intelligence, an unblemished character,
the most thorough education, and burning
love Of one profession, ever fail to win success
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

Ora pleasan; friend, Hon j p c. CotIcu,
Of Milwaukee, bias been spendinga iew days ia
town The unexpected revolution IN politics
in that State has placed SIR. Cottrell in the
rather ludicroas situation Of having declined
bis party nomination for the State Senate,
deeIning l a hopeless fight, and then seeing
the Democratic second choice elected by > 600
majority
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

TnE BEAUTIFUL SNow' has come, and
some five or six inches hnd fallen this We'd
nesday) morning
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WAsnlNGToN CoUNTY CoURr The adjourned
term Of the Washington County Court was be-
gun on Tuesday morning, Judge Peck presid-
ing. The trial Of Mr. Sidney p Redfeld was
commenced, and was finished this forenoon.
The jury had not returned a verdict at the time
Of our going to press There are ten more
cases set for trial by the jury, and tits believed
that the term will continue for fortnight be-
fore all the business is completed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

At the General Term Of the Supreme Court,
the following assignment Of Judges was made
for the year commencing December 1, 1913
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

RANDOLPH 90 The Normal School at Ran
dolph, Edward Conant, Principal, began it,
winter quarter last week with more than 100
pupils. These are all Normals The school
has no other department.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

SLWors AcclpNr.-Mr GeorgeJ Hubbard,
while 90 work on the Engine house Of the
Montpelier Wells River road yesterday, fell
hy tle breaking of "a staging. distance Of
twen,y-iouriect. lie struck uponapilc, break
hog several of bis ribs, and otherwise njuriog
him seyerelY. II not htalv.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

ENrERrRisE The Frcnaa Of last week
gives an earnest Of its promised new departure
in journalistic enterprise by highly colored
puff Of Bethany sunday School Concert, held
the previous Sunday evening, under the charge
Of Mr.. A. L. Carlton. The puff was well de-
served in due course Of time, hut the fun of the
thing was that the concert didn t come Off until
the week after the Freeman was issued This
is fair illustration Of the actual value OF
Wheel0ck' 5 puffy iwaddle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

At Cambridge and Brighton, Tor the week ondin
Tuesday November %, t-il.
AMOUNT on sroca AZ WAuKrr.
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NorIcE Forwo's advertisement, in another
column. lie means what be says, and will be
found good square man 10 deal with Ills
stock is very large and well selected
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

VERMONT METHODIST SEMINARY. The closing
exercises Of the fall term occur next week, and
are as follows Tuesday, November Is, DAN,
Examination Of Classcs, to continue through
the day Tuesday, 100 Pm, Address, by Rev
II Graham, B. d.. Wednesday, November 10,
ga. NJ, Examinations resumed Wednesday
: 30 P. ~, Students Exhibition Thursday, 8
a. ~, Reports of Teachers and Examining
Committee The public are cordially invited
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

MlDDLEEx The public examination ofteach-
ers for the town of Middesex will be held at
the village schoo-house, saturday, November
%, commencing at nine O'Clock, A. NJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

man named George Huntington has been
,,nnd over in $500 for trial, at Mddlcbury,
cronattempt to extort money from Col Knapp,
sditor of the Register, by matchmaking.
On Friday night last, the stableof Mr.. j. c.
Dean. at vergcnncs, was entered by means Of
nl.e KEYS, bis horse stolen and taken to the
nosture Of Mr. Benjamin sherman, where his
horse. n good mate to the Dean horse, was
eeding. In the morning search revealed
,otb horses safe in the lot. The theory is that
the thief intended to take span Of horses,
andtook Deans horse to the pasture to secure
Sberman's, but that the Dean horse got away,
and so tho poor fellow had none.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-15
Candidates.
For State Senator.

Mesxs. Edi'ors-Plssse enncrace Csp.s:a
RANDOLPH JONES. OF So. i,.goSs' district,
as the Republican candidate for The State Sea-
ate.
Jan %, 1873. Ok.
The friends Of Capt. Asa A. LAWRENCE,
bel ewing tina, his services viii &c nsefai 20 the
ci'iEet. OF -. Msry's County m Tire Seaats I, (
Maryland recon mend him as a candidate for
that position ~ the atXi eiselioa.
Legion.
Jan. soth, ls73-te
FIR. JAS. II. NILES viii consent 70 be 0
candidate for the Senate he will es wsrnly
supported hy the Republicans o:
heb 6, 1873. Cakvii.c District.
Er. ESs:cr-As there have teen announced
eerefal candidates for the Senate Of xsryla
who seem TO hare Black Republican sfsnisies
be kind enough 10 announce HENRY BIT.
Ter, OF the Factory district, a. q man true
and full in tie Esputliean faith, no, As one In
bis Own conceif.
Feb H. 1873. Msny Voters.
Mr. Edi'o:-Plca.c announce X. JOHN
son COLTON rs q candidate to rcprc-
ssnt ST Mar,'s county in the Serae of
Maryland q, tho c. ming Fall tlec,i,h,
aud say he will receive run surrors in
Char'ir" aud Charlotte Hi Dists.
Feb ~, 1873.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-15
FOR SHERIFF.

Xf. Edi'cr-Yon ere requested to announce
JAS. 4. ALVEY a capd dare for the next
Shcr,salty and ron will please .ay ,ha, he
will BE warn:y supported hy the business in
'eres, Of the county and hy 10
Jan Z. 1874. Pxorrs
rr Edi,or-ples.e announce JAMES BUR-
ECCGhS as q suitable candidate tor the mex,
Shericsliv snd be will lie WARMLY supported
sv Chap,ico I Charlotte Hal! Distric,s.
Jar %, lsTs-,s.
w. Ees:er-Plase announce Cspt BENJA.
MIN p XIV ELL, OF LccnarGtown district, ~
a candidate for Sheriff, aud say tha, ie viii
oe & neral!v snd warmly supported b. white
and cOloSed v-,eEs TIE
jan 80. 1878. Rrublican Party.
Mes>r-. Eli'crs-plcase announc, r
VI EDWARDS 20 suitable cand;dac
for the mkt Sh.rifAlty. aud sa7. that h.,
vii b" ''arn!y supported by the vters
oI S M,ry's county.
march q. 1873 The Poor lie
NJ JOS TAYLOR. of ST Inigo.,'
district. Is respectfully presented t, III,
v'''rS of 81 M'rv'. as the wamas.ti Re
publican candidate .oc Saerif
April ID. 1873 - lnigOes'
Capt. JAMES NAY. Of 81. lag >
district. IN honorary msnbsr "f Ga
Grand Army If he Republic" Cen \
f Burnside, Cyuman !er-ia-c'icf.) !.
presented to tie voters OF he count; ius
Comm, sian"r
may .. 1873 Rai,r,aIc,s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-15

JOHN = FARR. Of Chapsico dist,ie :.
Is reeoumrnle led to the voters Of s. M
rye county 40 . candidate tor Commit
sioners' Court az the ensuing election.
march o. 1873. Many F.icnG.
Nj. Elisor-Anncunee CHARLES
BUTLER IS a candidate for Cemmissio,
err Court a. the ensuing election, Sc.
say, that he will be- warmly supported ~
the honest men os s; Iaigoes' distric,.
march b. 1878. Many Friends.
Mr. Haiior-If LOUIS y ROLLINS,
Of 81 lni2oes' district. will couscu, a..
serve in tSs Commissioner Coar.. l..
will Be esrncst'! supported At the ensa-
Ing election by Many Friends
April 8. 1873.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-15
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Mr.. ED,roR.-You will phase an-
nounce J. J. REDMOND as a sandida,,
for County Commissioner at the ensuing
ell elton. aud "b'ire many friends in
Char,ieo AID Charlotte Hall Districts.
Feb 9th. 1873.
MR. ED'Tos.-I: Capt JOHN n. GRAVES,
OF Oakvile District, will consen; to serve in
the COMMISSIONER Court, he viii: be earnest.
" supported at the ensuing election By
Feb 2o,h. 1873.
The friends OF JOHN PARSONS,
E-q., recommend him for reelection q,
County Commissioner, he bein: e,uinen,.
" entitled to the support Of
Feb q. 1873 Tax-psye-s.
The file, ds of A TENSISSON.
E-qr.. con6i,nsiy ak for him tie cu-
dprs' men' OF the people at tie next cleo
ii"n rs a IN, nLer vi the Commissioners
Co-rt. F,:th district.
Feb 81. 1873.
JOHN B ABELL. Z a.. will be en-
d"rs. by q e people Tor Reelection 10 the
Comnissioner.' Court. If he will eouscnr
TO sc. &c anoshcr term.
Feb q. 1873. Friends.
A A LAWRENCE. + Or. is recon-
mcnded to the voters Of the county 10,
reelection TO the Beard of Conn'y Com.
nissioners sId telieve he will receive
the support Of The People.
Feb q. 1874.
THOMAS N SflADRICK. Z O., d
entitled TO the earnest support &c III. PEG.
Pc Of tho county for Csss'y Conmls-
Feb q, 1918. Cbsrsies.