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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

Inter, oir-r.'
CHARLE- MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents.
" nave nu hesitation la assuring inventors that they
canao. thput person more competent an trustworthy
and more capable of puitin their app ca Ions In form
- secueor them on carly and favorable cons aeraon at
the Patent ONCE EDMUND BURKE,
L'ie Commit siouer of iairuu
Mr u. u Eddy has mode Tor me thirteen apple Ati.ns
on All but one 81 which patents had been ranttd, ind
that nov pending ch unmisakable Tfoof of great
talent and ahliiy ON his part leads me TO recommend al
tn eniois 20 apply 20 rim l. secure their taienis as
they may be ufc of having The most faithful attention be
slowed on their eases and a very reasonable charge.
John TAG ART.
During eight months, the snl scdher IN course # h.
large Practice made on twice rejected apple 4tlons ~
ren appeals everyone Of which "a. de tdtd In his favor
by the commission rot .1el'. RI EDDY
boston, Dee. 10 lsi1yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
IN w FOR SALE.
1856 Acres Of Excellent Land,

n East Montpelier, the main travelled ROAD leading
from Montpelier to llardwck and . m les from
Montpelier Village, containing
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Volunteers and COnscripls !,

To Soldiers or any ohef. wishing to increase their
ncome there Is no be tr way OF dong 50 at TINS time,
than from the sale OF our watches They are NaTran
ed as represented
Pard3ulrlg valuable tor officers il the army, and
rave lers '--Ft4Hk Ltdis's Feb ~.
- PfctIfs best and cheapest time pieces ever oner
ed ~ Illustrated Mus Jan. 10
VERY pref aud durable Watches for the Army"
~ y army AMI Nary Journal. Government orgarD
Augdst2J,
one Of the old, - and most reliable h0ubes IN Dusi-
II pg Ia uitttIIs al Iutv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
WILCOX g. GlFBs'
Family Sewing Machine
Price with Hemmer and Teller 5000
$4,000

Price with Hemmer and Teller $4,000
$4,000
THE WILCOX GIBBS Family Newins Machine, Is
L tho best Machine, without regard to price for
Family Sewing, Braiding, Hemming, Eel
ling, TuckiDg, Cording.
II forms fat seam, which will not rip In wear
even when at frequent intervals, and makes the tight
and elastic seam for Full Cloth, Of any Machine
stitch
peculiar feature Of this machine which deserves par
tcuiar attention, is PATENTED DEVICE, which prevents
the possibility Of setting the needle wrongand oe which
prevents the Machine being turned wrong.
The WILCOX GmB's Hemmers and FelleTs are the on
y really practical Hemmers in use, aud worth one
half of the price Of the Machine, all others for ami
y They form narrow, light hem or fell far nicer
than can be done By hand The Needle sYery short eni
perfectly straight enabling II to sew through hard tn ok
seams or gAhersin hard cloth whore all Machines usn
Tong or curved needles utterly fail.
The feed has tendency draw soft light goods down
into the machine bat will sew LINEN CANBRlo perfectly
It's Acknowledged by all who see use this Machine
I ) hal . ia no
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
Easiest TO Learn to Use and Keep

Of any Machine made
After much wear, and many washngs the stitching 10
found to retain all the roundness and hfmnes
which are much admired az 6rst."-ReW YORK Sun.
0y- Send for circular.
JAMES WILCOX, ManHi acturst,
5Os Broadway, Y.
A. A, srMsoN, Agent, Montpelier
Montpelier, June 18Th 1858.
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Henry yanDusen's Estate.

UHE Subscribers having been appointed Blythe tonofa-
biz Probate Court iotthe Dstucto Wasmn ,Con,
m ssione ts to eceye, examine aud adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons againsttht esmteci Henry van
Dusen late Of Warren said district deceased repre-
sented nsoven aud the term OF sI monthsiom tue %
day Of FEBRUARY 1861 being allowed br said couriio the
CREDITOR. OF said deceased 10 exhibit and prove el res
pect claims before Give notice, thatwe WIZ attend
10 the duties II ourapponment al the dwelling OF
widow Ad dine VanDusen IN Warren, In said district Oh
the .sco e,day o. j inc. aud Sepenbif next, al
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon on eachol said days
u. UPHAM, lromm,.
n L.1ICKlNsON, e'''''
Msrren. FebruafY n. A y. 1854 fluwJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

their ~ gels DO slways oehoi the face Of my Fam
which ia In beaver ,--man XVII. 10
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y They cure or obuate those numerous diseases that
spring from irregularty, hy removing The irregulary
itself.
rey cure Suppressed Excessive and Painful Menstta-
aton.
They cure Green Sickness (Caloro.ls.l
III cure Nervous q spinal Al oHons pains in the
back and lower parts o the body heavness Fatigue on
slight eNcttion. Psptation Of ithr heart, Luwntss Of
spirits n sierra Sick Headache Giddiness, &c &c In
word by removing the lrregularity, they remove the
cause and with Il ALI the Effects that spring from IL
Com oed u simple vegetable extracts, they contain
nothing deeterious TO any Constitution however delo tie,
their function being to substitute strength Tor weakness
which, when properly used they never fal 10 do.
They may b. safely used atany age, and atRny peri
Cd except during The first three months during which tn
uni.ug nature Of their action would nfalhby prevent
pregnancy,
Alletters seekniag iuiomltlou advice viii be free
ly, promptly and dscreetJ answered.
Full directions accompany each box
| Price oil per box or SIX boxes Tor IS.
Sent by mai tree of postage, on receipt Of price.
| Sold by all respeotsb,e Druggists.
| DR. " r MERwINS CO, Sole Pfoprietors.
80. So Liberty Street New York.
| Goodwin and NJ Burr Co., Boston, whole
sale agents. feb. u
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Copy Of Photograph from Life L. A. BROWN showing
the eject o. STERLING's AMBROslA In eighteen
months,
CERTIFICATE,
This is 10 certify that about eighteen months ago
commenced using SrERLiNG's AMREosiA My hair was
short thin, and rapidly falling out | had tried many
Hair Tones, lnvgoratots, &c without receiving any
benefit Soon after using the Ambross my hair ceased
tonish Now my hair Is thick, soft and glossy and s
Ave feet four inches In engh-when let down reaching
the door This wonderful result attribute solely to the
use Of SrrRtISaS ANBRosIA as since commenced using
it | have applied nothing else 10 my hair.
Mrs l.. A. BROWN,
No, ia3 Broadway, New York.
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rEsrINoNIAls
CHARLEs MASON.

"lieprd NJ Eddy a. orc Of the mosi capable and
success inl pae'lionsf' WIN whom h,vc had oficia
Intel. olr.r.'
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Good state OF Cultivation.
THE BUILDINGS ARE GOOD

the moving is very level and ,mo til and IN be move
with a machine. The farm warred by two streams OF
running water aud wells Of excellent water, and Is
ellfguced, having over $50 rods Of heavy stone wall
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
Notice.

This cerhes that have this day given my son George
j. Trask his time duringthe remainder Of his minority
and shall neither claim any Of his earnings, or pay
debts Of his contracting after his date.
HORACE TRAsR
DIEsLow UPHLS witness
warren, Feb 18th 1884. Bss
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consisting u dwelling house two bar ns sheds carriage
house, shop, and othsr out buildings
Price ss00,-s20)) Of which can remain On mortgage
lor a term Of years j. N. PARKER
EAst MONTPELIER. Feb. 2ad 1854.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

These patterns are furnished by PRACTICAL TAI
LpR one who has had seventeen experience In the
Tailoring Rus and every pattern Gao he used with
the confidence each and every rstctn which
furnish is Of real value, designed for PRACTICAL
Use.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

No better tonic possibly ha put up than this and
less likely 10 do harm and It is composoi wholly
OF vegetA BILE agents aud such have known TO DC
valuable, and have used for many years.
PRICE, seventy-nvc cents per. Bottle
sold by druggists generally also, sent 10 any ad.
drC. free, on receipt Of price
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-06
4 succs.sfi.i 4sfoiAe TRstisysaEtfSslA

There u psosaB;fy 10 inst iitsaffen in the
county a4ore saccsssfal, OF which is estab-
lisAea on "a saofe permanent basis and gives
promise OF greater usefulness, than the Iron
CITY College of this city. Notwithstanding
the many arrangements in business pursuits
and Studies occasioned by the war, the attend
ance at this Commercial College from all parts
of the Union, has been steadily increasing for
the past two years, and has now become so
large as to render its apartments, ample and
spacious as they are, totally inadequate to ac-
commodate its present number of pupils -
Additional rooms have already been secured
and the Principals of the College have it in
contemplation to provide still further for q
constant attendance of FIVE hundred students.
Now this remarkable success must be due to
something else beside the tact, enterprise and
industry of the managers. Pupils may be
attracted by loud professions and brilliant
premises, but they cannot be held unless the
course of instruction is so thorough and COM
plete, and the practice and experience gained
is so efficient and valuable, that the diploma
obtained opens the way to the most lucrative
and responsible positions in all branches of
commerce. ss.z5s.,ssss
This we feel assured, is the secret of the
prosperity of the Iron City College. It has
a most excellent reputation among business
men. and SO long as its managers takes the
same pains. and exhibit the same conscien-
tiousness in giving every pupil complete
knowledge of the art he came there to learn,
and in Withholding diplomas until they have
been richly deserved, the extent of the Col
leges prosperity will only be measured by its
accommodations. To the excellent and su-
perior system of instruction which Messrs.
JENKINS & SMITH have not only devised and
adapred, but which they faithfully carry ont,
is due the fact that the graduates of this in
stitute almost invariably take high rank at
the qery outset of their commercial career,
and soon become most accomplished account
ants and successful bnsidess men.
On our third page, to-day. will be found an
engraving of this College, as well as full ex-
hibit of its course Of instruction, terms, tssti-
monials, &c. We would advise all our yoang
readers, both in city and country, who are am
bilious to lay safe and sure foundation fol
mercantile success, to scan it carefully, nd
then call upon the Principals and make ar
rsngements at once, while there is yet room
The unusual facilities here afforded, the SUI
,perior qualifications of the Principals, who
besides being upright gentlemen, are also ex-
perieneed teachers, and practical business
men, offer combination of advantages no.
where surpassed, if equalled, in the country
.-P Pittsburg Chronicle. -
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RErAnL mAnKEr.
Married.

RUGGLEs-H0YLE.-At the Collins House, on pa
sember 94th, By Rev. 7Thos. W. Browniur, Nr. H
9. Rufgles and Niles Amanda e. HoYis, bod ef
Mahoning County.
AcKEE-MILLER.-onD December STAT. At ths hnuss
OF Mr. Charles streaior. In Shalsr>riIie- by Rev.
fhos w Browning, Mr. Robert q. n McKee.cf Pa
to Miss Amanda @. MiIIers OF shaiersyi ills- -
TULL-cRANE.-on December a1st at fhe Ecrxs of
Mr.. J. w. MeComss, In Edinburgh, BY Rev T5os.
v. brow ming. Mr. James Toll of Ra scnEa, TO Miss
Mary H. Crane, Of Shalerssflle.
WllLARD-sPO0NER.-ln PaImyra Dee Al Isss
BY Rev, Nv. StozdiiI, Mr. Edward willard. Of
Michigans and Hiss Harriet spsoner, OF ne forns5
+ place. = s -
MilEs-cLARK--0n Wed1ssday rnorninx. Dseou-
The BRIDES father. in Ffaaklins MO. W. Aiiss,
OF Logansport, Indiana TO Miss Hattie =. czrk,
Franklin Mills, Ohio.
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Died.

sTANF9 RD.-in Edinburgsop The nersi1x of he
e4th Of December, Of eoneestiFe fever. Hiss Eeles
tine o. Stanford, sged 25 years. s
Thus has death strick en- down, suddenly, q loving
Christian. But while friends rnenrn hsrIoss los
fek more deeply day. ths dccfion shall
fort them all xriefss snts and hears
be ss Rss
and fhoughs during her Illness dehroBed,
apd she len no word expressing hope beyond % be
remembrance of iifs nled with g,od influences ard
Kind deeds.
TTTrumbull an sMahoniDE County papers pIease
copy.
LRsTINR
Dead dead We say the words over slowly,
With hearts that are achi g and sore,
ret we scarce can believe hat from ihis peseefai.
She Wit viii vassn on earth no more
Away with gay voices and lan<hter.
speak no . Merry Chsistuaas's here
Our Christmas is wrapped In deepest eioon
By the shade OF the pail and bier :
We greet each other vith tears, not suilsr,
Hushed ara the words that are szid.
For the friends hak bid TO the Christmas fszsk
Meet round The form OF the dead
Ano tbe Christmas gins prepared by her hands
carefully hidden from vIevs = -
IRE given with teafs bs other Eands,
For the grase ciains its CAyissnas gifts fsef n
ILKoEARD.--In Frank iin, OF Dsopsy, on the z3d Of
Deeember, Rolip =. Leotard, aged 20 years.
years He endured It all with much pssience. Dnf-
Ing the week previous TO bis death he contiaaed
teaching, but was not we'll usual. His Illness
increased until Saturday night when he atacked
the brain Al medical aid appeared OF avail.
But Death, the poor man,s yeatest friend - cane
70 his relief leave, many loving friends . mourn
bis early removal from earth's sorrows and su1er-
ings. Cox.
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Farm i'm Hiram for sale.

THE undersigned desires 70 sell his farm of seventy
seven acres, located in the South West part OF
Hiram, on the town line between Hiram and Free.
dom. The farm is in high state Of cultivation, is
well supplied with living water hss splendid orchard
of choice fruit, all kinds, good buildings, all in good
rep,ir.
TxRMs SALE.-Price, 5000. 1900, at time OF
sale. 81 900 may remain In deferred payments, on
ten years time, if ed. For further particulars
apply to Korean GAsKILL, on the premises.
ALBERT WHEELER.
Hiram. Dec. 90, 1868, -3D-4ws
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war news.

Late Wilmington papers announce the ar
val at that place Of $ large number of block
ade ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS having arrived in
one night. sasss
Gen. e. B. Tyler has been assigned to the
command of the Irish Legion.
Our cavalry made q successful foray al
Bealtou Springs, captured prisoners, and de-
stroyed large quantity of rebel supplies.
Several Western and New England Regi-
ruents arsre-enlisting.
A large rebel mail has just been captured al
Baltimore, as it was starting for Richmond.-
fsrssns of prominence are implicated.
All is reported quiet in:the Potomac army
The rebels refuse to continue the exchange
of prisoners with Gen. Butler.
A number of North Carolina officers and
soldiers have taken the oath of allegiance un-
der the Presidents Proclamation of Amnesty
and large number Of others are ready to do
the same, on the first opportunity. a.as
Private advicss from the lower counties oI
Maryland and the counties of Virginia this
side Of the Rappahannock, state that the am
nssty proclamation Of the President is re-
ceiyed with very general satisfaction there
and that the time for such proposition had
arrived
It is believed that Gen. Butler has q writ
ten statement from six rebel sergeants confined
at Point Lookout, affirming that the prisoners
are we'll fed and cared for.
It is believed that larger number than
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FLAG PRRsENTATIos.-The 18th Ohio
Regiment now commanded by Col. Mander-
son, were made the happy recipients, a short
time ago, of a beautiful flag from the hand
so1aa and patriotic ladies Of Louisville. - ~
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SuIoIDE.-A. NJ. Perry, prominent bust
ness man of Cleveland, committed suicide in
midday on Tuesday last week, at his resi-
dence, by severing the jugular vein with 9
pen knife. He Lad been for some days Ia
boring under a disease of the head, but in.
sanity was not suspected either by his family
or physician. a
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49, y
NoREH BnITrsH RzyIEw.--The Noyem-l
bsr number Of the American edition of this
work is just roceived. The following is the
tabls Of contents J. On the ancieIs Gla-
ciers and Icsbergs Of Scotland. e. The
seafarth Papers. 8. Recent Geographical
discovery and research. 4. Pet Marjorie.
6. Clerical subscription in the Church Of
England g. A voyage to Alexandria and !
glimpse Of Egypt. The Scotch gniver-
sites .Commission. 8. Harold Mardrada
and Magners the good. 9. England and
Europe. aa s,esl
Leonard, Scott 8 Gos 38 Walker Street
New York, republishes =the London, Etiin-
burRh, North sritish and Western Ministsl
ouarrerly Review. and Blackwood $ Edin'
bufgh Magazine. g
Tie com amenceInentof ANEW rear afford
40 excellent opport tusity 70 subscribers fo
these abe VablicatlenA Is sss
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Great snow storm.
CHICAGO, Dec. g

The heaviest and most extended snow.
storm know in the west for many years, COM
menced last night and still continues. Dis
patches represent it exceedingly severe in far
west beyond the Mississippi, South to SPRING
field and Alton,l North to Green Bay. Snow
drifting terribly, several western railroads
completely blocked up. Storm in Iowa re-
ported even more violent than east of the
river.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-06
Dated January 4, 1854.
rus STATE OF OHIO.
PORTAGE CoUNrr-
Mary Price)
vs.. SNOrices

Mary Price1
Daniel Price.
TN: said Dani. Price, formerly resident of Pamy-
rs Portage County. Ohio whose place of residencs
unknown. is notified that Mary Prce, his wife.
did, on 9Th day of January, d. 1854 tle her peti.
ton the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas within ard for the County of Portage and State OF
Ohio charging the ssd Daniel Price with vlful
nearly years. Ard that for three years be,
the said Daniel Price, has not heen beard from By said
And that the said Daniel Price. has
tirey egscted provide for her support rd that of
he family. And asking that ahs may be diyotced from
tie said Daniel c and for other relief mentioned in
sai Petition ~
Said petition viii be for hearing at the next term OF
said Court of Common Pleas
TAYLOR & HORTON,
E.ta 81 Attorneys for said Mary Price,
January 6th 1864 -6w
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Legal notice.

Legal N091ces &s<N
/. ad,.ou woscott, Rcbescs A. woieott william q.
A Folsom, Harries Amelia Young. Brigham, Yonrz,
r. fiiraus P. Folsom. Burdett Foisom, f3fnmsp Fol-
som, Fransis Emily Folsom, ard Louisa Folsom,
VIII take notice thai petition uas Sled against thsn
The astb DAY Of Decenoes, = les3, 10 TIE re1rs
Of Common Pfozss wfhia and fer The County of Fo<>
tsee and Stale OF onio, By Robert B. DenIsons aat-
ret G. sheldon, Cad Sheldon, Judson H. Dzy. Susan
L. Dsy, Daniel W Billyer. Emily O. Hil1yers =.
Wilson Gray, an Juliet Gray. and Il nou pen
ding thereto, vhereias said sRo6eFt nenison,
Harriet C. Sheldon. Sac shelfon, 5zdeon H
Dzy susau L Day Daniel " HilIyer, EHiiy O.
Hiityer, &. Wi ison Gray and yulioif Cray. dsmasd
paffior OF the following real estate 70 N1t s1lunto
Ii The township Of Atwzter Ia tha County Of Forage
and stale Of Ohio. and IL kaoTn BY te5ng the cas.
half ~ tnu mber nirety nine l32l IN s4d p
and bodn{ed as E>EinainE 1t Tho noF<b-c11f
eorrer 81 saidst No 99 thence south the If1o
az saId ot 70 .ha southeast eoyners fhence vest
the sou,h ns of said lot ten chains aad tAifty u1r
iinks TO stnke standing ~ the eoufk end ~ The
orth and south fence. thence north IN direct Gno
10 siake standing by The hghuays ton codiae and
four ipke wcst Of The north thsnSr cHsf
on the highway 10 the place Of bsFnniHks cootsinink
forts-nine acres and eiehty-sx rods 81 ground be
he same more or less, But scb5scf % ali legal high
vayss and thatst the next term Of i'd Conrt said
petitioners will apply for an ofdsr tat pz rlion nay
be made OF said remlsee. - s
Dated December 26ih, ,e65 s. :.
- and others, petitioners
By Lurzzs pAys their Ass'y. decso-6w
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Divorce Notice. ,t
IIENRY Gardner Is hereby notified that Malvins
II Gardner, his wife, the 18th day of November,
1868, nled her petition against him in the Conri
Of Commo Pleas Of Portage County, Ohio, pr4ying
for divorce and the custody CT the minor ch dre
Cause-wifnl absence and gross neglect Of duty for
three years also, adultery.
MALyINA GARDNER.
@ BY AIphonso Hart, her Atty.
January S, 1864. Cow
A e KEYES. n. D.
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon Office In tht
Phenix Block, the banking House OF Robinson.
king Co., Ravenna Ohio. Jan 0, "a
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AUNT MAeUiRE DESCRIPTION OF THE
DoNArrow PARTY--Ths conclusion of this
unique production will be found on to-day
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II Is extracted, are noted ior tfeir pungent
wit, telling satire, and Yankee delineations.-
The author of these sineulsrly successful pa
,,ars Afar;..,,,,s pa.r,, e ysrh;ta.,,a..
ES's. < - s'sD'o'
New Dts, one ai'er"afos married = ' cer- :,
gyfnan, but died young These papers We're
first published in Meals Saturday Gazette,
philadslphia. and in Godey Iady,s Rock
"
~ iss.se sns sass sae ions ssius account
Of her early hfe
aYour last Kind letter was yery gratifying.
The aeausit;f f 4 new friend is source IF
great pleasure to me for assure Won that Il
Rsgnsver been NV lot g have many friends
And will tall Won what believe 10 he the
sacref az Il T receivad At nav birth the nnde-
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the ridiculous. can, scarcely remernber. the
time when the peiebbors were. NOT afraid that
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Copy of Cert,acate.

90 BOND STREET.. NEW YORK.

80
TINS cxRrlrrKs that have given full and definite In
structions to Dr. d. n. JENNINGS, OF Raveuns,
Ohio, to make and administer the NITROUS OXIDE, or
"LAUGHING CAS-" anesthetic for the Rxtrac-
tion OF Teeth. -
The advantages Of the Gas over ether and ehlorofos
are
FIzsr--R IS perfectly harmless No injury xas eve1
known follow its inhalation.
sEcosp--The Gas produces the most perfect inscnsi
biliy to pain while II avoids the and sickness
say nothing Of the danger from ether and chlotoform
THIRD Tho Gas s pleasant to inhaie. having mo disa
reesble smell tssts and the fleets all pass of with
tive three minues, leaving the person feeling pre-
cisely a. before inhaug.
FouRrH--it can be given with safety III pure) in a
sorts aud stages OF disease
1 have given such careful Instructions to DR. JEN
NINGs, that bave doubt he make pure artici
Of Cas- sdminis,er 1t with discretion and safety
G. Q COTTON,
For the New York Cotton Dental Association
Dec la. 2w
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LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE.
nm Hiltabidle. whose place of residence is un.
II known, is hereby notified that George A. Hilsa-
bidle did, the 4th day OF January, d. 1854 ale
bis petition in the office of the clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas within and for the County of Portage
and State of ohio charging the said Ann ailtabidle
with adultery with one Birdseli Ward, also with will
full absence for than three years. and with rose
neglect of d ty, aud asking tn he may be divorced
from the said Ann Hitabidie, which petition will
stand for hearing the next term of said Court.
GEORGE !. HILTABIDLE. -
By Day & Cohant, his Attys
Dated January 4, Is64. CIV III