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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-03
Lewiston. Me-, JuGc p, Is,

Lewiston. Me-. june p, ISlG.
l am happy 10 make statement Ms lollows
lad been iicted fer a 'oug time with chrome d
arrh9a. Had become d bilitated and disqualified
for business. About two weeks since procured
treatment of Drs. Wilson h StearDs, and in one
week after commencing their treatment ! was en-.
tirely cured. CYRUS Z. WEt MOUTH.
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Lewiston, Ne, June 2s, le7t

Lewiston, Ne, June %, Ie76.
With pleasure make the following statement;
have been afflicted with catarrh cough, asthmetic
symptoms, pain in light side, and general debility
OF the whole system. Have employed several ply
scians to treat my case, but kept Consistently de
clining on their hands. Two weeks since com.
menced takiog treatment from Drs. Wilson 4
Stearns. The results are, have wonderfully i'm
proved in every respect. JOSEPH SKINNER.
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CALIFORNIA.
Billiards..

San Francisco, August 2. In the billiard
tournament last night. Sexton and DAILY played a
game of 600 points, French caroms. The former
won by II points in the 3ist inning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-03
VIRGINIA.
Person al.

Richmond. August 2. A special to the En-
quirer from Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va, says
that Speaker Kerr's symptoms to Knight are very
favorable, and his condition is regarded as crti-
cal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-03

Devine & Howard have the endorsement of the
following physicians: G. w. Martin, NJ. D., W.
NJ. D., II. H. Hill, M. d., j. o. Webster, M. D.,
l.. j. Crooker, M. ID. eod-tu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-03
ILLINOIS,.
Fire and Loss of Life.

Chicago, August 2. A. J. Muller's store at
Blake Station, near Paxton, was burned this
morning; loss, $4,000. A boy named Herman
Nelson was burned to death, two other persons
were terribly burned. and four others narrowly
escaped,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-03
-WASHINGTON.
Committee Appointed.

Washington, August 2. The presiding officer
OF the Senate has appointed Morton, Sargent and
Cooper, members on that part of the Senate on
Joint committee authorized to proceed to Caifor-
MIA during the recess to inquire into the subject
OF Chinese emigration.
Confirmed.
The Senate confirmed Green d. Raum collector
OF internal revenue, vice Pratt, resigned.
Financial.
The comptroller Of the currency has made a
statement showing the issue and retirement of
National bank notes and legal tender notes under
the acts of June 20, 1874, and June II, 1875, to
August |, 1876, as follows:
Bank circulation retired and surrendered $780,
697 800; amount issued, $lJ, 40 800; showing a
decreased National bank circulation of $24, 222,
OBS. Amount of legal tender notes deposited for
the purpose of retiring National bank circulation
is SOL $50, 4l, of which 2j,3l0.3 46 remained on
deposit Aug. LIST, 1876. Additional circulation is
sued since Jan. li!h, 1879, is Slj,i7j,665, OF
which amount 80 per cent. is in legal tender
notes, or $l2 ,3S0,772 has been retired. leaving
legal tender notes outstanding Aug. LIST, 396,6l9,-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-03
AMERICAN 6 FOREIGN PATENTS
Z. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
For Inventions, Trade Marks, or DesigA

For Inventions, Trade Marks. or DesisA
No. rs STATE Street, Opposite Kiby Ssreet) OS7 on
FTER an extensive practice OF upwards Of 80
n wears, continues to secure Patents in the Uni.
ed tates; also in Great Britain France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications Assign.
nents, and all papers for Patents, executed on
reasonabet terms with dispatch. Researches made
% determine the validity and utility Of Patents OF
Inventions, and legal ana other advice rendered 10
Ill matters touching the same Copies of the claims
of any patent furnished by RENTING one dollar
Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in The United States possesses superi.
facilities for obtaining Patents, or ascertainny
the patentability OF Inventions.
Annecessty OF a journey to Washington to pro.
cure Patent, and the usual great delay there are
.ere saves in ventors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-03

This Lodge is now in prosperous condition,
numbering about seventy five members; and with
its efficient board Of officers, supported by its
members within, and with public opinion in its
favor from without. it can but prove success.
All wishing to do so are cordially invited to join,
and unite their influence with that of those al
ready there, in the advancement and upbuilding
of the temperance cause, and IL robbng rum OF
ats victims.
All members are requested to be present at the
next regular meeting, as business of Importance
will core before said meeting.
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Lewiston, Me-, Jcne 90, 1871

Lewiston, Me-, Jcnc % 1876.
Ihave The pleasure to stale have been unuer the
treatment of Drs. Wilson .Stearns for nearly three
weeks for catarrh, dyspepsia, an affection of the
kidneys and other difficulties. With gratitude
can now say the remedies worked lik, charm,
that | am better in every respect
CHAS. II. TOWN, Birch street.
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$40 to IS per Day s. go: -: :se
and Others IN their nvighborhoos Particulars IreA
Address THE CENTENNIAL CO.. - Louis. Nc
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Lewiston. Ne, June 30. ls.t

Lewiston, Me-, June 30, 1876.
/ have been afflicted with deep seated ulcers in
my mouth and throat also difficulties of stomach
and kidneys. All remedies heretofore proved un
availiug. Four weeks since / procured RENE
dies from Drs. W ilson & Stearns. l can now say
their remedies have entirely cured those ulcers.
VIII also state my wife has been taking their treat
ment for weakness incident to her sex, and con
slider her nearly restored to health under their
treatment. JOHN SPENCER, No Bates Mill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-03
Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati Produce Market.
Cincinnati, August ., 1876.
PORK-eI9 00Bl0 25-.
LARD-stcam 10 Kali; kettle, 12Ke13.
BULK MEATS-shoulders * *, clear rib side
9xd-; clear sides l0k g.
Observation-Disclosures SKA; clear rib sidee lOk
"a; clear sides llkeH.
WHISKEY-llOn,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-03

Lewiston, Me-, June 20, 1876
This Is to certify that my grand on, Edward +.
Brown, came under the treatment of Drs. Wilson
Il Stearns TWO eeks since. He had been afflicted
for a long time with distress at stomach and side
and am happy now to say he is restored to health
CHAS. +. COBB.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.
DIS, Wilson & Stearns,
Will be at the
III AN ION 1oUS1

VIII remain few days. Those eminent Pbysi
clans have heen treating all forms OF diseases with
astonishing success in neighboring cities. They
have expelled seven monster tape worms, varying
+, ON 50 to lio leeJ in length. One from the son OF
seth +. Miller of The 1aDnery Auburn, 100 feet
one from Il. J. Hill II Gof street, Auburn, ITO feet;
one from Geo. Davis, "a Park street, Lewiston one
IRON Joseph Scott, corner OF Pierce and Walnut ST
one fl o Jacob Walton, HarkiDs Block, and Others
which may be seen at their office, Mansion House.
They are treating all other diseases with the same
remarkable success. They have offered $500 re.
ward if ten patients can be found among the 800
now under their TIRE atmcnt in Lewiston and Auburn
who arc not either restored to health or very much
improved in from three to six days. They can show
huadreds of certificates and references from pa
tents IN the above cities who we're afiilct 18th
diseases that Ua1led the skill of other ply sicans,
and they now re j)cing in the full recovery OF
their heath under their treatment.
T. ease read the follow ing which are but few OF
the hundreds that have been cured by them in Lew.
i. ton and Auburn:
AubarD, Me-, June 80, 1876.
This is to certify that have been troubled with
frequent passages OF tape worm TOR seven years.
Have taken treatment from physicians of Auburn
and other places All failed to eXpe the worm.
CONNIE need to take treatment this morning OF Drs.
Wilson and Stearns, and in four hours alter com.
mencing their remedies l passed = monster, head
and all, about 10 feet long.
L. j. HILL, II Golf street.
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The Whiskey Frand Investigation.

The sub committee on whiskey frauds this aft
ernoon examined Col. Asa b. Gardner, Prof. Of
Law in West Point Academy. Piasted called
the attention of the witness to an extract from
Bluford Wilson's testimony about Babcock's con-
nection with Black Friday gold transactions.
Witness was recounting service in New York IN
the winter of 1868 and 1869, when a matter of
politeness, he attended real estate transaction
for Col. Babcock; witness did not think he had
any letter communication from him for three
or four years before the ordering of the Babcock
court of inquiry last year.
Testimony Against BabcOck.
The witness Gardner cilcumstantially related
the circumstances Of Babcock buying piece OF
property for $500, witness acting trustee as he
had for other army officers in real estate transac-
tons, but receiving compensation for doing so.
Personal.
Gen. Green b. Raum, the new commissioner Of
internal revenue, has entered upon his duties.
Legislative.
The President has signed the acts of Congress,
providing for the temporary expenditures OF mon.
eys for continuing the government printing, and
for the investigation Of Chinese immi gration.
Financial.
The receipts Of internal revenue to-day were
S346, 039; customs, $577,574.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-03
FOR - ALE.

FOR - Al.Ey
Gunsmith's Stock of Goods, Ma
chinery and Tools,
Consisting of Steam Boiler, Engine, La.hes sc,
will be sold cheap Tor cash. Terms easy. A rare
chance for young man-commands nearly entire
business of kenneDec valley.
lLq"ire of
Z. W. WIITEHOUSE,
aug2-tu Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-03
That Lette

A private despatch from Albany announce that
the letter of acceptance of Gov. Tiden will not be
made public to day, not having been fully COM
pletcd.
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I. o. OF G. +.

I. 0. OF 6. T.
At the last regular meeting Of Augusta Lodge,
No 60, l. o. of G. T., held on Tuesday evening,
lst inst, the following officers for the ensuing
quarter were duly installed by Lodge Deputy j.
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NEW YORK.
Political.

New York, August The executive commit
tee of the republican national committee is in SEES
sion to-day, at 9Th Avenue Hotel, Hon. Zach
Chandler, presiding.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

rINIIE firm of BROWN 4 RICHARDSON, Stone ma.
i .ons, is this day Dissolved by mutual consent.
VIM. H. BROWN.
{. A. RICHARDSON.
Augu. tn, July IS 1876.
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Arrived.

The bark Abby Bacon, from Malaga, arrived
to-day She brought part of the celebrated col
lection of the paintings of the Marquis Of Salaman-
ca for the Philadelphia exhibition.
Gen. Carey Nominated for Vice PIesi-
dent by the Greenback Party.
The national executive council, appointed by
the indianapolis convention, independent or
greenback party,) after consultation with Peter
Cooper and the leading "greenback" men of the
Union, nominated Gen. Samuel F. Carey of Ohio.
for Vice President. In letter to the chairman Of
the council Mr.. Carey accepts the nomination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-03
local anu State Menus.

Fine weather yesterday for the haymakcrs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-11
VOL. 71.-3652. NO. SO.

Of starvation, but Gods will be done, should
we die in doing il Yes, nv boy, trust
God, and walk in His ways, aud you shall
never be put to shame Now, run 10 the
baker and bring him here and I shall
watch the gold until he comes"
SO the boy ran for the baker.
Brother workman" said the old man.
| you have made some error, and almost lost
| your money! and he then showed the baker
the gold, and told him how Il had been
/ found.
"Is it thine ?" asked the father; "if it Is,
| take IL away"
My father, baker, is very poor, and"
| Silence, my child put me not to shame
| by thy complaints. ! am glad that we have
saved this man from losing his money"
The baker had been gazing alternately
upon the honest father and the eager boy,
and upon the gold which lay glittering upon
the green turf. "Thou art indeed. an hon.
est fellow, said the baker, and my neigh
bor, David. the hax-dresser, told but the
truth when he said thou vert the honestest
man in our town.
Now ! shall tell thee about the gold: A
stranger came to my shop a few days ago,
and gave me that loaf, and told me TO sell it
cheaply, or give il away to the honestest
poor man whom knew in the city. told
David to send thee TO me as a customer this
morning; as thou wouldst not have the loaf
for nothing, | sold it to thee, as thou know
est for the last pence in thy purse and the
loaf with all its treasure-and, certes, it is
not small--is thine, and God grant thee a
q blessing with it, The poor father bent
his head TO the ground, while the tears fell
from his eyes. His boy ran and put his
hands about his week, and saisl, 4" shall al
ways, ike you, my father, trust God and do
what is right for am sure it will never
put US to shame. Little Lessons ciM Greoi
Nequigos
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-11
How a Man Looks for Clean Clothes.

Did you ever see a man try to find a shirt,
or a handkerchief or something in the bu-
reau drawer where his wife keeps her clean
linen II mostly happens when he's in a
hurry, when he has got his fireworks temper
on, and his wife has got the baby on her
lap, or she is " up to the elbows in dough.
lie finds the white clothes laid in such SYM
metrical layers as only woman, after long
practice, can accomplish, and he dives in a
good deal as he would fish for nubs of kind
ling in a barrel Of shavings, pitching every
thing right or left on to the floor, meanwhile,
as he fails to get the required article, strew
ing and swearing and offering select express
sions of relief to his feelings in suppressed
tone of voice, aud vowng, in way especi-
ally designed to reach the ears Of his wife,
thatit does beat the old-what's's s name p
a thing can't be put where it can be found"
About this time his wife yells out from be-
low that the article sought is right at the
top, when he sarcastically wants to know if
she supposes he has got no eyes" then
tears round into that linen at a more furious
rate than ever swearing that the shirt amt
there, for he has got clear to the bottom.
And then he gathers everything up in
bunch and rams them back anyhow, just as
he can grab them, in savage handfuls, tear
ing around and jerking things all over with
a nervous looseness. Then he sings out in
sort of abstract way, as if addressing no
one in particular, that he can always tell
where to find anything he needs at his place
of business in moment, that he keeps
place for everything. aud everything in its
place. just about the time he has worked
himself into a red hot worry of boiling-over
impatience, aud got the whole room into
litter, his wife gldes in and lays her hand
upon the missing artiele-rght in the
drawer where he had ierked it out and
rammed ii back agan-in that quiet way a
woman has OF maddening choleric hus-
band into it state for the lunatic asylum,
-Deaf Mute Idrdnce.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-11
The Lucky Loaf.

One evening poor man and his son, q
little boy, sat by the way-side near the gate
of an old town in Germany. The father
took out loaf of bread which he had bought
in the town, and broke it, and gave half TO
his boy. " Not so, father" said the boy, q" |
shall not eat until after you. You have been
working hard all day, for small wages, TO
support me ; and you must be very hungry
| shall wait till you are done" You speak
kindly, my son, replied the pleased father
"your love to me does me more good than
my food and those eyes of yours remind
me of your dear mother, who has left us,
and who told you to love me as she used 10
do; aud indeed, my boy, you have been a
great strength and comfort TO me; but now
that have eaten the first morsel 10 please
you, it is your turn now To eat
"Thank you, father but break this piece
in two, and take you a little more, for you
see the loaf is not large, and you require
much more than ! do" " shall divide the
loaf for you, my boy but eat it, | shall not.
have abundance and let us thank God
for His great goodness in giving us food,
and ia giving Us what is better still-oheer-
full and cCntented hearts. lie who gave MS
the living bread from heaven to nourish our
immortal souls, how shall lie not give us all
other food that is necessary to support our
mortal bodies ?"
The father and son thanked God, and
then began TO cut the loaf in pieces, to be
gin their frugal meal But as they cut one
portion of the loaf, there fell out several
large pieces of gold, of great value The
little boy gave a shout of joy, and was
sprngiug forward 10 grasp the unexpected
treasure, when he was pulled back by his
father. "My sou, my son he cried, 4" do
not touch that money it is not ours" But
whose is it, father, ii II is not ours ?" 81
know not, as yet, to whom it belongs but
probably it was put there by the baker,
through some mistake We must inquire.
Run But, father" interrupted the boy,
" you are poor and needy and you have
bought the loaf, and the baker may tell
lie, and"
81 will not listen TO you, my boy. |
bought the loaf, but | did not buy the gold |
n it. II the baker sold it TO me in ignor- |
lnce, | shall not be so dishonest as TO take |
advantage Of him remember Him who told
rs to do 10 others as we would have others
10 TO us. The baker may possibly cheat us.
am poor, indeed, but that is no sin. II
We share the poverty of Jesus, Gods own
on, oh let us share also, His goodness, and
lis trust in God. We may never be rich,
nat we may always be honest. We may die
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-11

ready 70 proceed with the business Of the session
By Mr. HENRY Of Chester. That committee b
/ Wlointed to Inform his Excelcncv. the Governor
snd f'' 4. l9u-e has completed IT, organization
NM y ready ~ receive any communication he
naA he pleased to make agreed TO.
iue speaker appointed MS committee under tho
nW,o resolution, Messrs Henry of Chester Bat
t,"i W. p'oh and Martin Of Chelsea, whoperformcd
uu'y assigned them, and reported that tho
time "'''" 10 "''N' W '''''
,.,, ihe speaker announced the appointment of the
following committees.
~ Mac,-M Messrs Woodbridge of Vergenncs,
'Nalh OF Rockingham and llinman of Charleston.
On Joiaf Rules Messrs Ilatcheidcr of Arlinq-
Alhans
e., TO otaross r.tes for Gocereor, Lioanmt
,,''fr"1f UW Ircu0rcr - Addison county,
Messrs. Everest Of Addison, johnson of lei.
oester and Bushnell Of Starksboro; Bennington
comfy, Messrs. Simonds Of Peru Rnrt Of Sunder-
ANA ana Aldrich Of Wo0diord Caledonia county,
Mussts, Natts OF Peacham Johnson Of fyegRte
and Drake Of Sheffield Chittenden county.
Mcssrs, llapgood Of Underhill Ellis of Hamburg
ana Nichols OF Essex Essex county Nessrs An
drew Of Brighton, lerzzell Of Canaan and shores
Vi HiHnpy rankin county, Mcssrs Wheeler Of
Bcfkshtfe, llOtchkiss Of GeOruia and Chadwick Of
sheldon Grand Isle county. Mossre Pearl Of
'fnnd Isle knight Of North Hero and Tracy Of
south Hero, lAmuiiio county, Messrs Page of
'ainundge Gale OF lmorc aud Wilbur Of Water
Nllej Orange county, Mcssrs. Richardson Of
Brookied, Howe Of 'Tunbridge and Eastman Of
west fairlee, Orleans county, Messrs Nelson OF
Derby Curtis Of Lowell and Taylor Of Morgan
hntmnd county Messrs Brown 0f Pawlet. Webb
o. shrewsbury and Newton Of Mount Holly
Washington county, Messrs Spalding Of Barre
benny Of Northiied and Evans Of Aloretown
Mlndham county, NlessH. Ramney of Athens
Reed OF Dummer.ton and Sturges OF lamaica
windsor ,,.i1 county, Messrs Coolidge Of Plymouth
Joint h's'inthlu--By Mr. DLMSTIAu Of
Iownshend. providing for Joint Assembly to-
morrow morning ut half past ten o'clock, 20 hear
the report OF the committee appointed to canvass
the votes for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and
treasurer agreed b. ON the part Of the House.
Mr NHlItlifR NJ Westfcld Mr. TlLDEN Of
RoNbury and Mr lIFMMENWAY Of Warren
having presented their credentials rs members
elect Of the House were duly sworn and took
their seats.
On motion Of Mr LADD Of Albufgh, adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-11

A PECULIAR season for the duty of heav.
enly contemplations is when thou art in
suffering distressed, or tempted state
When should we take our cordials but in
time of fainting2 When ii is more season
able to walk TO heaven than when we know
not in what corner of earth to live with com
fort Or when should our thoughts con-
verse more above than when they have moth
ing but grief below Where should Noahs
dove be put in the ark, when the waters
cover all the earth aud she cannot find rest
for the sole of her foot 2 What should we
think on but our Fathers house when we
have not even the husks of the world 10 feed
upon Surely God sends thy afllictions for
this very purpose Happy art thou, poor
man, if thou make this use OF thy poverty,
aud thou that art sick, ii thou so improve
thy sickness Barter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-11

BE Perhaps you are poor, but try
ing to seem rich or with little culture,
seeking to be thought learned or being
"plain person you are trying to be "strik.
ing" or impressive, or polished. Give over
the effort. II is most wearisome. II gets
you into many of your difficulties. 1t takes
all ease out of your life. BE real Have
one aim, not two or three. Let your eye be
single DO not look one way and pull an
other, as rowers must do. Let your eyes
look right on. Live simple, natural, true
life, with one main purpose running along
il, and that purpose, "that men may glorify
your Father which is in Heaven. ."-Dr. John
HALL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-11
Ghr -fnesidr.
GRANDMA AND 10.

oar grandmother. dear. has snow-vhIfo half.
And she loves 10 ~ In an easy chairs
And 40 loves 20 climb on grandnas lap,
TO play with tho strings Of her snow white cay.
And grandmotiier's voIrc is broken and slow.
And sweet are The words she says 10 DO.
u gmndmoihcf ever had any care.
She has laid down ont Of ssht somewhere;
And now ail She docs is 20 say her prayer.
Aud 4ii where the sunshine eIlds hef hair,
AMI play and whisper to little Jo
A. the shadows Of the evening come ami go
Being 20 near 90 The heavenly shotc
grandmother newer wrcfs amy more.
Attwight shr fanccs lost loved ones cnii.
sveei-vuIcedi from chamber. Iaiior of hall.
iofhars the la.t striu nf some heavenly choir
fails on guudmoihcf's ear as she sits ty me aHa
hni she only Kisses dear little DO
And whispers, soon, little sweet we shall know.
" hui charlie. willie, Grandpa and Jack
am almost sure. child, are coming back
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-11

And thereupon the President Of the Joint As
sembly declared that JOHN A. PAGE, having
received a majority of all the votes cast by the
ireemen of the state is duly elected Treasurer for
the two years next ensuing