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Approved, Nov. &c, 1862.

No. 38.-An act to authorize towns to
raise money to pay Volunteers.
1t is hereby enacted, Sc.
Sec. /. Any town at town meeting
legally warned and holden, may grant
and vote such sums of money as they
may judge best to be paid to those per-
sons who have, or may hereafter volun-
teer from the said town to serve in the
volunteer or militia regiments of COM
panies of the State in the service of the
United States or for the purpose of
paying any debts contracted by the Sc
lectmen of such town to pay any bounty
to such volunteers, agreeably TO any pre-
vious vote of such town or for the pur-
pose OF defraying the expenses and the
amount of bounties to such volunteers.
which bounties may have been paid to
such volunteers by private subscription,
or from private means.
Sec. ?. No money payable or receiv-
ed under the provisions of this act shall
be subject TO the trustee process.
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Approved Nov. &c, 1862.


No. 45.-An act making provision for :ht
support of government.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. A tax of eighty cents on the
dollar is assessed on the list of the polls
and raabe estate of the inhabitants OF
this state, for the year one thousand eight
hundred and s xty two, to be paid into
the treasury by the first day of June next
in money, certificates or notes issued by
the treasurer,or orders drawn on the
treasurer, by authority Of law.
Sec. 2. Tie sum of ninety thousand
dollars is appropriated for the purpose o!
paying the debenture of the lieutenant
governor, the senate and house of repre-
sentatiyes, the contingent expenses of the
general assembly, and such salaries as
are provided by law, and such sums as
are directed to be paid by the treasurer
by special acts of the legislature.
Sec. 3. The sun of one hundred and
thirty thousand dollars is appropriated
for the purpose of paying such demands
against the state as may be allowed by
the auditor of accounts, and such drafts
as may be drawn by the county clerks as
provided by law.
Sec. 4. The sun of ninety thousand
dollars is appropriated for the purpose OF
paying the interest upon the bonds and
debt of the state.
Sec. 5. The sun Of fifteen thousand
dollars is appropriated to pay such war;
rants as may be drawn to pay the con-
tingent and incidental expenses in the
executive and treasury departments.
Sec. 6. The sum of four hundred thou
sand dollars is appropriated to pay such
expenses as may be incurred under the
militia law.
Sec. z. The Treasurer of the State is
hereby authorized to borrow sum not
exceeding four hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars for the purpose of defraying
the expense of the Government, and
paying such appropriations as are or
may be made.
Sec. s. Instead of the credit mention
ed in section 81 of chapter 81 of the COM
piled statutes, the treasurer shall credit
the saveral ronetablco one-fnrtiath part
of the whole sum contained in the war
rant by him issued for the collection of
this tax, 10 each constable who shall be
accountable 10 their respective towns for
so much of said fortieth part so credited,
as it is not allowed by way of abate-
ment to such constables and this section
shall not apply to any other tax but that
assessed by this act.
Sec. Q. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov 22, 1862.
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Approved, Nov. %, 1862.
No. 44.-An act making provision for
military expenses.

No. 44.-An act making provision for
military expenses.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. The sum of seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars is appropriated
to pay the military expenses of the state
Sec. 2. The treasurer of the state is
hereby authorized, under the direction of
the governor and lieutenant governor, to
borrow on the credit of the state, such
sums as he shall from time to time find
necessary FOR the purposes named in the
first section of this act, not exceeding in
the whole the sum of seven hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
Sec. 8. For the money SO borrowed
said treasurer shall issue the bonds Of
this state for such sums, payable on such
time, not exceeding twenty years from
the date thereof, at such bank in the city
of Boston, Massachusetts, as the COVER
nor, lieutenant governor and treasurer
shall direct.
Sec. 4. Each Of said bonds shall be
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No. 26.--An Act laying a tax on the
County of Chittenden.

Oounty OF Shitlenuen.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. /. There is hereby assessed a
tax Of one and three-fourths per cent. on
the list of polls and rateable estate in the
several towns in the county of Chtten-
den, for the year A. d. 1862, for the pur-
pose of meeting the deficiency in the
Treasury of said county, and paying the
current expenses Of the same.
Sec. 2. The Treasurer of said county
is directed, 90 or before the first day of
January, A. D., 1868, to issue his war
rants TO the first constables of the sever
al towns in said county, for the collection
of said tax in the same manner as by
law State taxes are required to be col
lected, except as is hereafter otherwise
provided.
Sec. 3. the selectmen in the several
towns 10 said county, shall make out and
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CO An old writer has truthfully re-
marked that we may say what we please.
if we speak through tears. Tender
tones prevent severe truths from often
ding; hence when we are most tender
at heart our words are most powerful.
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Approved, October 10, 1862.
No. 41.--An act to provide for the pay
ment Of widows of deceased soldiers.
II is hereby enacted, &c.,

No. 4l.--An act to provide for the pay.
ment Of widows of deceased soldiers.
II is hereby enacted, &c.,
Sec. l. In case of the decease of any
non commissioned officer, musician or
private while in the service of the Uni
t. d States, who, at the time of his de-
cease was entitled to any pay from this
state, and who was at the time of his de-
cease married, leaving widow residing
within this state, said widow shall be
deemed to he the legal representative of
her husband, so far as relates to such
amount due, as aforesaid, and shall be
entitled to receive the same, and the state
treasurer is hereby directed to pay the
same to said widow, upon order, drawn
by her, accompanied by certificate of
the selectmen of the town where she re-
sides, setting forth that the person draw
ing such order, is the widow of the de-
ceased, and entitled to receive the amount
agreeabIy to this act.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Oct. 30, 1862.
No. 42.-An act relating to the pay due
deceased soldiers.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. /. The seven dollars per month
pay, mentioned in section eleven of an
act entitled can act to provide for raising
six regiments for immediate service for
protecting and defending the Constitution
and the Union, approved April sixteenth,
eighteen hundred and sixty one, and in
all subsequent acts relating thereto, shall
not be considered assets in the hands Of
the administrator of such as may have
died, or shall hereafter die in the service,
but shall be paid as follows: If the de-
ceased was married, first, to his widow !;
second, if no widow, to his child or
children ;-if he die unmarried and with
out children, first, TO his father second,
if the father is dead, TO the mother =
third, if both parents are dead, to the
brothers and sisters collectively lastly,
to the heirs generally.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, Nov. %, 1862.
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made negotiable; shall bear interest at a
rate not exceeding six per cent. per an
mum; shall have semi annual coupons
signed by the treasurer, attached thereto !;
shall be signed by the governor and lieu
tenant governor, and shall be counter
signed by the treasurer, and a copy of
this act certified by the secretary of state
shall be printed on the back thereof.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov. &c, 1862.
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No. 25.-An Act altering the time Of
holding the December term of the
Windsor County Court.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. The December term of the
County Court for the county Of Windsor,
shall be held on the second Tuesday of
December, instead of the time now pro-
vided by law.
Sec. 2. All writs and processes made
returnable TO said court on the first
Tuesday Of December, shall be RI turna-
bic to and entered in said court on the
second Tuesday of December.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, November 26, 1862.
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Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, Oct. 20, 1862.

No. 39.-An act to authorize the Gov
ernor to furnish Tourniquets for the
use of the soldiers.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. /. The Governor Of this State is
hereby authorized to procure and fur
nish to the Vermont troops now in the
United States service, or who may here
after be called into the United States
service, such a number of tourniquets
for the use of the soldiers as he may
deem proper.
Sec. 2. The tourniquets thus furnish
ed shall not be deemed private property,
but shall be accounted for to the quarter
masters of the regiments to which said
troops belong for the use Of the Govern
ment.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, Nov. 5, 1862.
No. 40.-An act providing for the pay
ment of troops.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. /. The non commissioned Off
GERS, musicians and privates of the twelfth,
fourteenth, fifteenth and six
teenth regiments, who have been or may
hereafter be mustered into the service Of
the United States for the term of nine
months, from this state, shall be entitled
to seven dollars per month from the state
of Vermont, in addition to their pay from
the United States, to be paid to them in
the same manner as is now provided for
the payment of seven dollars per month
to the non commissioned officers, must
clans and privates oc the volunteer mill
tia now in the service Of the United
States. The members of the said regi
ments and their families shall be entitled
to all the rights and gratuities that are
now provided by the law for the men,
bers of the volunteer militia of Vermont,
now in the service Of the United States.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, October 10, 1862.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE
Montpelier, Dec. s, 1862.
l certify that the foregoing laws, as
numbered, are true copies Of acts passed
by the General Assembly of this State
at the annual Session, A. d., 1862.
G. w. BAILEY, Jr.,
Sec'y of State.
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SECOND REGIMENT.

Privates-A. B. Titus, Co. B, knes !;
2. Helpin, |, hand p Holden, hand !;
p Chase, G w Doly, G Y Centre, VIM
Sinnett, Chss f Hartwell, L Train, w
Nj Wyman, L Wood, B II Buiterfeld,
j @ A Doty, ] NJ Court, w r Bean,
X Ram, III Foster, ] o Hovey, A d
Beckwith, 3 Mcleod, j B Messner, G
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ca Swear not.
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DIED.,

DIED,
In this city on the litA in slant, in the triu nh
Of faith, Mrs. ELIZABETH HAZARD wiz, n,
Robert H. Hazard in the +5d year of her age
There's silence in the homestead
BY the hearth and in the hall
And sorrow like q win try cloud .. "a
Hangs darklY over all
For the hope that was to us far more
Than all the world beside
Went down with mourning to the crave
The day Gur mother died-C
The friends Of the family arr requested TO attend
the funeral, nj her residence on Eleventh street
Island, at o clock On Thursday, the 18th.
At ore o cloct on the morning Of the 18th inst ~,
Mrs. ELIZA STEWART. ~
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her sSn-in law, Vim. Q. Force. AIS Tenth street,
At o clock to morrow FRIDAY, afternoon.
On the morning eff the 18th infant, at o'clock
GSturyPhoid f~ver, after an illness Of days AN
SEIINE, daughter of Mrs. L. Il. and the late J John
mem pier, aged Is years, 10 months and q days.
On the lfth Of November 1861, In MONTGOMERY
Suuh.y Hd WILLIAM GOLDMAN, son OF J. b.
w. snd b. Il. Moore
Funersi Will tske plscs At Oak Hill Cemetery, At
xp IN FAMILY aud frtsndA invited TO ate cd q .
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BArCHRLOR's HAIR Dye,


William A. Bachelor s celebrated Hair Dye bro.
duces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least rem
edies the ill effects OF bad dyes and the
Hair for life. Grey, Red or RHsty Hair instantly
turns q splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hai,
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists &c
- The Genuine il signed WILLIAx A. BAroHH
LoR, on the four sides Of each Dor.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., Ne.- York
N lily tLate ZSS Broadway and 10 Bond ST.
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GREAT PREssYLvANIA ROUTE, tia Baltimore and
Hnrrisbr,s, 70 the North and esf-Two trains leaS
Masbtnston daily and one on Sundsy-quick time
Low fare and sure connections. Soldiers sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
ther informatisn apply 1T the ONCE Of Great Penn
sylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylynpis
avenue aud Sixth St, Washin ston 0fiee open from
ga. m: until ,. M; on Sundays from to .. m
eo 10y b. o. NORTON, Asent.
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AT THE INDIA RUBBER STORE of Allen Clam r.
Co, Penn. avenue, between 10th and IIth str cts
the officer and soldier may find great variety of
Rubber Goats, >Ponchas. Blankets Leggns Air
Pillows, Beds, Boots, Cups, Pipes, and the thou
sand and one useful articles in the Rubber line
Also, large stock of Buffalo Robes lined and un-
lined, Wolf and Lap Robes, Wool Blanke:s. all col
orE Cork Beds Horse Blankets, and everything to
promote warmth and comfort in the camp and feId
Here, too, may he found a large assortment of
Shirts, nfershirts, Drawers. Stockings, Brckskin
Gloves and Gaun tletts. yalises Leather Bags and
small trunks made to stad rough usage in ba sgage
wagons. Camp Stools, Cots and Arm Chairs all of
which will be sold at reasonable prices no j. I'm
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BeswB1L's MEpIcArEs CouGu C,sny-Au xbS
are sulIerih from Coughs Colds, or an, affection
OF the Throat or Longs should use the above prep
arstion 1t is one Of the most pleasant and eff.c-
tual medicines known Sold by all the principal
druggists, and by D. Boswell corner MARYLAND av-
eLue and It'll street, at Is and IS cents per pack
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TIE IspiAH HBRB DoorOR, from Canada will
describe diseases tell his patients the nature Of
their complaints or illness, without receiving any
information from them. No eha,ss for Gonsnlfafton
g ddrt5e ONCE. No. IL Washington Building
Hennsyivanis avenue, corner Of Seventh street,
washington, u v. Au 26-6
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no l2-3ts

We ARE RECLINING DAILY the best Philade lphia
Print butter. Three lbs. for one dollar All kinds
Of Marketing at the lowest price.
GEO. W. STEWART & Son.
no l2-3tS Corner 18th and Ii sts
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THE GREATEST 81 cent gift store In the world i,
Hsrrisons, Pa. avenue. above 81 street Perfumsry
sold with gift. Ladies' beautiful sets of jewel.
only 81 cents set Call and see for yourself
no IL at
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THR HORRORS WAR can be greatly p,itiRated
by that sovereign remedy, Holloway's Ointment
a. will cure any wound, however desperate, IL il
De well rubbed around the wounded parts aud
they be kept thoroughly covered with It. Pot
OF this Ointment should be in every man a X mn n
sack. Only Is c.nts per Pot ~
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MANUFACTURES PRIcEs-The celebrated Iry.
inc Mills Writing Papers and Envelop pes of every
description. comprising Commercial Note Billet
Ladies' Nste, Ladies' Bath, Cap Letter and Bit
Papers for sale by the Agent, 337 eth street, be.
tween and Il. A III those in quest of hrst-claSs
Writing Papers will save money ny giving him
call no l3-2ts
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By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aue,ioueer..

By GREEN WILLIAMS. Auetioueers
TEUs?EE's sALBor VALUABLE IMPROVED
bearing date on the sth day Of septenS er Iss and
rseorded In Lber !. A. s., No. iss faiss an. sI2,
ssnsts. viii; he ssS DAY 81
oio1ins e % 's2p
ReiSs or S.ests Of ground .inse lying ana be
and being parts OF lots OF sround numbe red ~ rty
flsGt and txentr pine in reIes,ntion B. 70 Wit:
Of eighty sur feet and four r bach
ss. feet ins en- soptheTiy from The northwest
east line Of the fteea foet alien ,SeSgss rS o" is
eas!Ta.aiy lit, feet 10 The division line between
fs ,d cs' Mo- - and i9 No 80 said reservation;
nc iory three fert and one inch to ths moth lin.
ming westwsrdy along the nor IN line of sail sIi.y
MY ieet to the southwest angle OF said tot No. az
teen foet alley forty three feet and one inch /" ,h
p pach OF 5ssg,nn,as containing about two houssn
CORSET or a large two story brick dseliing hnus..
OF the public alley running through from plna-
syissn'a TO Missouri avenue. between sth ami 81
. Terms of sale One fourth cash and the balsnce
M T. II ana o MONTH the psrshsss5 e give
fr1ed psyens tn. payment Of said pot "a. To- Is
secured by deed Of irust upon the premises
II tn trrn,s 4 sale be not eo,npIisd with within
the resell the property at the risk and cost
of:he de fsui.irg purchaser, upon giving i've days
notice OF such resale.
.- r. VI. LASKEY, Truseer
20 Is ec6 ds GREEN Il WILLIAMS Aucts
pUBLIC SALE On TUESDAY. MORNING, De.
cembgr ri. a. 10 O'Clock q. IN by order Of the
Orphans Court. we viii sell at public auc ION ths
personal pTcp@rtv Of the late Thomas Wiisnn
of Mcntgoner county, on the Farm, seven miles
from Washin Il on. consisting Of
sevenSN Eroes, Horses; Cattle. 2o.,e wright Of
Pork, Provender, one Roc!,away Wagons and
Carts, Farming Utensils, and Household AMI
Kitchen Furniture, &c. 1913.
Terms of sale All sums under Sen, cash: over
S2n, credit of six months. wi.ts.tw spproyet
securities notes bearins interest from day Of sslr
-. B.-No property taken away NATL the terms
of sale are ~. piled with ...
RICHARD r WILSON, -
LEWIS MAGREDER. executors.
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1LL.-Rev. A. G. Carothers, Of this city, U $.
Cons nj At Martinique, Is very ILL., He has sent
for rome Of his relatives to come to him at on ce
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ORPHANS CoURT.-On Tuesday the will of
Ar.priP Smidisy was admitted TO probate.
Mary Stevenson nourced her right of ad-
= ir.is;rat;on upon tte estates of Mary SHAFT
ai'd [aa Shaaft, and Walter :. Cox, Esq twas
appointed administrator Of the latter Letters
& StsTnrfi'nry were granted TO VIM. H., Joseph
L and John W. $iun>s. upon the estate OF their
haze fSfhcr Samson Si!nms. Caleb Delaney
Mss appointed ggardiiaa of Robert and Vir.
glEta prianfy y, C!iidr n of his deceased brother,
Adam ID, ian,y. C"ou she petition of the adj
minisTTatCr and minor heirs of Adam Delaney,
deceased. decree was m 9ds for the sale of his
+ Fl estaie-subb 4 70 the approval Of the
ti'cuit Court Cron the petition of the
guardian Of Helen o. and Ben iamin O. West
u. IT, WIS pass for the sale OF their real
F~tarH-sUb'eCt 10 anTrnyal Of Circuit Conrt
l"vrrtor'' : &c the estH'es of DR.. REM s. Bohrer
Nv. Z. knight ard John NJ Friess were re-
;Urr GO and filed.
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By. 9. McGuIRR 4 co. Anctioneers.

ByJ G. MCGUIRE q CO.. kuctioneers. q
1'RusTEEf SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
records 81 Wsshinston County. D. c. 10 iiss@ s 4.
@ Ss9IP .s; ds so IF 4 ss s-s
pr misses ,Se oio.Hs ssssriSs% r.si s.sss q s ~.
usted in the city Of Washington. d. C.-thst i.ss.
ten; ls,, in ssaarr numbered enc hasdrr< asa
The terms of sale are; One fourth Of the pur.
chase money in cash; and the resi- Tue IN notes a
with interest from the day Of sale; the deferr.1
payments 10 be secured by notes satisfactory -
@ I esR a ns S.Ts s Fer re-.
sfectively given. = q
particulars By the 9Th day sft.s tn N se.a ,ss
trustee reserves the right TO resell pom t.ys'
nSne.. ct rlfk and cost Of the deiasltins psr-
Ccnve,ancing at the expense of the rsspeeav,
H spALpING. Trustee. :.
no4-eo&ds J. c. MCGUIRE a Co.. Accss
NARsHAL's sALR.-In virtue OF a writ Of aers
Circuit ccsrt Of the District OF ooiu9Sis TO- ne
county of Washington, and To M direct~s vsff
9Th day of Novemb Der, lsSs. at Y clock M al de-
washington. c. tosstSsT Win al aud al .l:1s.ss
hs pTSpsps An; ana
to sstisfy lpdsiaix No rs - octcser term tssi q
ncur. d. y ARD II. LAM8N. =.
nc & dts 81. MsrshaI D. Z
MARsHALs sALE.-In virtue Of . wri,s ofaerl
Circuit Court 81 Tn. District Of Cosamsis ssr a.
County Of Washington and tome directed, I N
ESpe door q said eaSs,y iii II ia ~
Stt day Of November, Hsa =. CIV. w., ..
H ass.as PING . Ss Of Ind s..
District II Columbia. saa s"Sssed o. fosSv,
9 u ey 81 sSne G soni
esstsi of Reedy Branch and on the ss. line 81
And Isnnns up the .s Sess sls an sssssss q
one snt ,hTse-fourths degrees toT Varissioa on NE
haf perch.s north twenty two de.rees Ven nn a..
ty-four pershes, north. twenty six dexrses. Wet
west ten perches north seventy one de frees. vsst
cixhtesn perehss, 20 stone at the s9uthesst cor
Vdsd the he q RSsa Per o. ts s@a ss.
ere and essrter degrees, east enc hundred ssd
r., Iss, ssn soaR sisssy, 20 s nd
nS sss5es ss sass III mine gerehes 70 the f.
ared and seventy six pesehes, with the said rosd.
s EsR ' sSd two sna 1 TEE s
the thirty ninth lire Of the original tract: sAer
and 8, Zoo perehes 70 the bousdsry i'm. Of IN. -
city, end with said thirty ninth line thenee VII
sinning cOntainips ninety seven acres and sisx.
south boundary Of said tract Ps-ssnt viii. 81 sssss
min sp psraSss IN s. sers
I'll. nor ID Is deg Is min, east Az 100 .>rokS
Ia Tire dividing line OF A. and J. nolrne sd; tSeLSs
north ~ deg east 50 -iop perches 20 a turupfSs
rosd and q stone; thence south deg 81 mi a., eose
III q ITO perches with said turnpike 20 BrcvpS
corner, thence 90 the besianins stone thee tn
tract, being that trsct of i'm proved snd ovne1
by the late Jesse Brown. seized and lsstsd apes -
the property Of Jesse i. Har, and viii be soh y
1ss ard ta3. TO October term IN sror OH P BarA-
allow, Howard Hall L. Y. Perry g. Co, Wm, - ?
and Allison Eaiior. use Of WIN y, Birch. y -
&C g-da e. 9 Marshal. p. b. =
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COMFORT AND EASE IN ONE MINUTR.-Corns Bun
Ions, Callosties, Club and Inverted Nails, Ohil-
ola,ns Frosted and Tender Feet enlarged and dis.
eased Joints, Warts Moles and all Excrescenses Of
the Feet. Hands and Face cIred witr:ut p.in or
iE s3 T 60 the patient BY Dr. White, the
nue., near Four and half street four doors abov
no Pain. oc 8tf