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WynkOOps Iceland PectOral,

Diseases of tho throat, ehestAnd pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insidioua and dsusernus The
properties OF medicine TO alleviate cure Rnh uproo!
these complaints, must he eHpectornel an"dNne and
lnVlnoratinR, looaening the mucus ofthe lhron and
ltnpsruuR tons to the entire syAlem. No dsc9veyln
medical ssienoe mastered this class OF diseases
Hike nr Wynkaop's Iceland Peetnia. II used with
the most astonishing IL Ia all rAeh OF broeht
inhuensa, whoopihg cough, diptheua OF pulrd sore
troat asthma, ersup, coughs, colds nervous 'riA'
biIity, sc. ,,
The Rev J. J. Potter eertihes tha, 81 have used nr
wynk0ops Pectoral for several yfars, myself and ~
my family, for severe pulmonaY complaints, ena
have rerommen u to mAuy offers hnd have never
aeen It's equal" Rev ]. J, Putfr bfook}h y. y
Hundreds and thousands Of fiporiani te.umoni'
could bo produced, ahowingts ren~Rahle cures
t.r that it never fails an
composed OF pure Icelind Mess ham Of on.
-tU aeruvian Relsain, FleoAmpsne, omney Bur
a|ai nd other Invaluable erpee' Grant an' t1no IN
= tits harmless, pfomnt and iAsing' IN
an sufferers cannot aforh 70 neglect fAl,
Er ~ EhOnld hav. u, II is Iemarknhls Tor
Hrr.. y descriptions recommendations aud d.
mpAuy each bottle.
n sn By W W. stewart aud all principal
p rRp wynkssp, and sold by p. g.
namt EHsrh. ee3idiy
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4 ~ Nhu eitni NOvuiniei 40, ioDS, ,nu Lut. ~. =.
" nvupei fahHehAef and rteb ht Iiiub. -, - -
"a AlluNt Huiuk north, ~ tuituN a. ""' ~ -
Am a, M thteuEl hreleat una A,,.yt,,, M l.
O.fU With Pad Ginger Car sun,t. '''''o'iH, -
iInstn A. NJ Mail tteh tor spnna held
lU.OO Vrlana, beleionuaint, kIiesi. ,S gSf'uu' -
enhu1'hJi eohDecuhk ~ apungnslu wltt ~. TI I'D
hohavh shu Oouihbus hrTiNiLk Ia IufuirIi, @,h @,h ~
" - tIHhiA WIN cram lct tultiuUu., Nj tn,'.''' .'''
Iran On filislutg, H. NHIae uhiuas" ',os' tHh
,--', hi''ihs "a OIeHtlhch 30 3'fs D. IA ali I y "
Coy ~ ~ Nyde "Hh raiu un jiuy,,,t, .,'.".f. =
h, k souE hArt, ArrIunl "a Jlsseiand a., uN Loirls
uuhhIlh e, JoV ~ anu btiniv at sist = a., -" Il
west hll''mA IN l"ltdu ~ istub ~, I,t,,,,' ="
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@ @nlhn Evlhk h"at o. ltithurA, b. ML,u, ,i eat q
hv"u e1iNihk trstibv at oiiu b a. pt'-'p ~ Nhct Q
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O2D M auu Oiluuku 81 lt.Iu /. A.. ..s - NHyL Z
op ltN"lnhu h"n toledo h, Il. arfivn. 1,, nsh a.
10y @ l' DuhAlih ~ 80" D IA anu hullo =, "n
e@hta sbuuusAl a. t.st q u ." "'aO a.
IIIA - W. huut-NiNt Av,onintuti.t.
t,NO pelt"h "h hitNai VI iiNL mn ~ leH'
we.tif ~" "'SheiQ ~ 800 a., 1 D. ans A iu'hh
w W. ,,oi9 iluoi9 az ti.4S h btiiwuhl.In. -, fe '
And huutsNtde ~ tz.iaR u, ~ tlol a
liuktu Nta this Line ~ All ,a,n,
"es9 van ht hHd ~ tte ErAtt Oil,s ., III, A's' a
49, s,N l. hlNu, ltoatt Agea, '''o" ~ .
~, ,t 80 ANhSs as low ~ bi any other ,,,,,
- NV NV h"'' u IuihiNo 10 =htlttb, trs,',t -
49,, sPl@ "the company ffuphl t,s,a, ~ !
HAnfhli agent A.. Nnrt - bolot-J. I
" @ tLArr, oen. lIcbst ascat |''"'ohuent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-25

FIRST Ward Draft, --Ailturn out, with
out fail Saturday night, aud hear the favor.
able report Of your Finance Committee, 1T
Northeastern School House at the ringing Of
the hell BY order of said Committee. ID.
'tt'.ti A, BEEBE, Chairman,
G. II. WINTERS Secretary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-25

p6y-Those who desire to see = company Of
old Revolutionary Soldiers, in fall costume,
can do so by visiting Billiards. Panorama Of
New York City, Governors Island, Nozker's
aud Dodsworh's Bands Ars represented on
Billiards Panorama, which exhibits at Huston
Hall this evening and Thursday, Friday and
Saturday at three and eight o'clock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-25

The Social Dance in Beckel Hail.
The tickets are nov being disposed Of for
this merry gathering and We hope TO SEQ il
largely pstronzsd The object Of the NOV.
ers in the matter is one in which very gen.
sral interest ought to be taken. The pro-
ceeds OF the evening are to be Gpplisd to-
ward the fitting up Of readiug room, where
all tho late leading papers, magazines, and
periodicals will be accessible to visitors The
end therefore being so worthy, and the means
so agreeAble---we consider a cory reading
room, loregone conclusion, Buy ticket
aud be At Beokers, and after a while You can
spend pleasant evening hour, among the
newspapers The dance is Fixed for the eve
ming Of Wednesday, the 3Olh inst
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HIIhOls Jtnirai aallrouu.


N"AN"h Or TINA
[ Nv anu Hh"r honuAy, hoVeinbetis ,s., :,
~ W." ''e'' nattooh aud rana n. toi,,.t =
t,,,,., a .,, LhANE hATrUON. - '''ONs'
So'hR North $40 y m aud li,06 n -
SONG south, t.60 y %, Ami sno H'
GolnE North, 5iuU = "a, AM, = NJ,
"2lhs nouth llJU IN and "a ~ ~,
noH y" =. JOHNSON ,Jsn = ~.
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D"IIImOFe and Chic knlIroan

-A'a NJ AZ sSissst-.sslAl< s@ssll< sRl,s ssssl
u me ,nsn saIlUSAL si kO jrE-lerm,n.Io :,
seuWood anu farlc5sI'Vt,e on The kHst, aud whearn .
oin,s IN t V"ds, Steamers &o lor sno n pla'
Ihrue Iran, i,s,i, rOuhNest aud Northues, -
Lsaye "A T. i...N ,hr ohiy route TO Washinston ~,
an,, IN, aulnofe bt $40, 7t0 and lu,t,v ~ Sy. -
a"d ..aSS Washington nj 600, 20 aud n ~ m onb,
Through .SE"ta aleI 20 w. at aoo and IN only. $50
va Washington CITY Al an addto,, .aa be pIscur 4
inSute tI ,c na are as low ss by 40, S,Sst ~
" any oi he ptnopai karoSb a.,.a ana OHIO hvras
"A; s9hllFAN, Gen. Ws"tens.e ~,
w,P. SMITH, Mssisttaa Jita,' Ten liokst AEt.
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a)enstons.
JusTUs l. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor nj Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WAsaiNGToE CITY, ne.
VIII NV FTSHFE W'VHuNl - "FF''71I7 ""
ARREARS OF PAY, BOVNTIES, PENSIONS,

ARREARS OF PAY, BOVNTIES, PENSIONS,
And all other CLAIMS before tho Executive Depart
msnls aud IN tho Court rf claims.
Re'ara 10, Hons. II. NJ Rice; NJ. y, llalha" ". d
wilkinson, United Statss Senator'S J. y Black r. N
stanton, Secretary Of War WI liam Kellogg, schuyler
ColfaY y y. Fouks, Members or Oongressi Colonel
q, W. Eutng, Of lndlaua, aud ethera.
The undarsgned desires TO Inform persons having
demands against the Government ofthe Jnted States
that he Ia prepared TO prosecute their claims with
promptuea and en- reasonable Germs, HIS pfnc lcal
knSylsdgs Of oil the details 81 the mtary ser Ice OF
the United statra gives hiU great Polities Tor the
speedy AduatmeH asd collecuou 81 every description
o. "'n'Ar' ''A'"'' pESaIoEs
All Rerssns Whs catered the military service amer
March tSsl, and are disabled by wsuudA or disease
are entitled To pensions
atar their 1isat arge, from wsundA received or dis
ease contract while u service, are entitled 10 pen
sions. ~
Of age, are entitled " ponalonS.
Ifns WidoW nor ehildran, thus the nStherif whsny
or In part dependent ~ deceeaad for euppor
II ne mother, then the sisters ef deceased, under
sixteen years or ago, whsly Or In part dependent
on deceased urPss55uNrlEs.
All enlisted aenuAs serve tive years are eastsd 70
bounty.
All VINO arc discharged, by reAsss sf wsuads re-
oelved iH battle, are entitled 70 bounty,
Rounhes and arrears Of pay due deceased seldlers
are paid ollsus hrat 70 bic widow second, " no
widow, to his children.
IL he died unmarredi Rrst, 10 htheri secend II ma
ther to notheri thrd " ne iAther uor asther, then
70 HE brothers Aad sisters ArTsna 81 EsS gSss 'o
John il .sT0PPWLNAH, Bss., DHyioa, Msntgom.
cry county, Ohs, - aay authorized associate Appf
cations prepared md sr~arded BY him, will receive
/ protDut attsausu osl0dtf
..u...-..-.,-..u-.---,.----.u
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bay-Odd Fellows will be interested to know
that the great o, +, Procession at tho time
Of the dedication of their new Hall in New
York, which was three and a half niles long,
is 10 be seen on Billiards Panorama Of New
York Go and take your cousin, or some.
body elses = cousin, 70 see j. Il exhibits nj
Huston Hall this evening, and. after to-day
every afternoon aud evening this week at
three aud eight o'clock ast
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DaI ton ana Michigan kAllroaa.

f8k ~ ~ y - y ~
IN and slt.T SUNDAY, Nov 10. Laos, ttatps
" leave Union Depot, hiAth street tuf 1ol.ao
al dlinterucdlAte pumts An tnlowsi
luvdo and Cmuagu Nal htlvDsAm
OhoaRonud Detroit Might kkIrpas a. sOS m
nolI X N. .hhUEhAkLk, eureriutetr,p
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hatltoa6s.
ual Ion N NesLern LAlm0Aa.


nN and amer Monday next trains on ,ns laura
" Central will leave the tniOu Depot, Sixth sttt q
ntSss IN and I 6u B. M,
RetHrning, viii atrive ~ iistea M std $40 N
The Hi,h NJ. HiiU aob ? ~, sApfess MANS hl "
close conpeuu,ns ~ MI puihta IN the West aud 10 n
and $40 train 10 ths shortest anu quickest 80 q
10 Chicago and the hOuhweHt,
nol7 n ~ MuODMARh. annarIntend.nl
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G. II. WINTERS, Secretary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-16

i0sIEIfEAs CELEBRATED STOMACH
500 lis "a Il iae sssatasi strengthening tre.s.
tfssas eAiaaA itts e55scaliy aslaliea 70 Jhsse
. - "a nilA fhs Ftvsr aisA Aga. ~ am
ls aiss asit.ae frosa ! lisardeisd condition s.
Gee sss aHsas De- as ffkss and Aal.a a. r.
e a a'i aas8igtue b as world niual q "a -
2 es f5sa agi ~ aisas To- alaa8 Hhith
Il tq f5ae aiseQt + healthy acilsa ia
Nls e IBIS sa Ght htieFs - H8W afa
az @ lAss az Is iie satie slime. v1iaslls
ia8 mFfisaa sat ~ Recommending a
81 a. fgitc sfe fat 81 es8n- fi4s 81
i shes Allowing. 81 IS 81. fl4e.r ssk1h ex-
iss 4aa sega na eaF hssn e af
ef ga lse feea rrHsgiafliF ~
si rs @ 81 lhe 8l#sg
p e a1t
as is eKfry+
NA
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TERMs ANn YAcAIInNs.

Academic wear 80 weeks. Fall and Wis,t
Term wll commence on THURSDAY. October
1T, aud continue 22 weBks Spring vacation
two weeks. Spring aud Summer Term VIII
commence oa Thursday, March 18th aud con-
unuc Y weeks Pupils should commence nc
me opening ol ihe session. bot sill BE received
AZ any time, avid elSrEea tfsm date oi entrance.
Each pupil wil FINNISH lds own table and loll-
CT napkins
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Io-tiInnninls.
Ihc IoIIowing ffom kev III. Jennngs Row.
Nj Hubbard Rev. NJ. Philips, ana others

The following from Rev Mr.. Jennings, Rev.
Nr Hubbard Rev. MI. Philips. ana others
BENNINGTON CENrEE, Aug, 1863
Seven years ago Mr.. Yates cameto Benuinc.
ton, bringing With him the qualifications and
experience necessary to establish ana conduct
aUlassieal and English school Of a high order.
He purchased the Bennington Seminary,
property, changed the name to Mount Anthony
Seminary, md from the first "a the present
time, with the assistance Of wcll qualified teach-
ers, the expectations Of all lovers Of thorough
instruction and Of good order have been rea-
LIED
In the Classical, Rs in the English Depart
ment, subjects are not hastily passed over and
leit, but horoughaess, and practical npplica-
ton q principles, as the pupil advances, chas
acterize an the instruction.
We would therefore most heartily recommend
this school to the patronage Of the public.
Isaac Jennings, s. M. sibIey.
Duane }, rhps, A. l.. Iiuhbe,
Chauncey u. Hubbard, s II. Brown,
Iarrent sihley, Isaac Weeks.
=. J, Morgan, N. D., George Lyman,
NJ. Carter Hall, |. y. q, Cook.
Circulars obtained at this Office
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coURsE or srupY.

Ihe-eoutre Of study embraces Hli thatEs Hs-.
essary g give thorough prrpsntiau ter &c
iese af business. Special aiieaiion given &
peumnHsfip, bookkeeping and other icpars
meni' p commercial education. The govern
meat q thar e vell regulated Christlan fam
My. NeeessarN eeuIallana mAsI "a ah,nfNn
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At the first regular pay day, or 1.-TWO
moths after muster in, $40 90
Az the first regular pay day after-six
months service, 30 90
AT the first regular pay day after the end
OF tie first years service, 90 90
Atthe firstregular pay day after eighteen
months service, 30 90
AT the first regular pay day after two
years service, so 90
AT the first regular pay day after two
and a half years service, 90 90
Attic expiration ofthree years service,
the remainder Of the bounty will be
paid, 10 90
And each enlisted man will be entitled to the
State pay Of 81 per month, aud U, S. pay Of
sl3 per month.
II the government shall not require these
troops for the full period Of three years, and
they shall be mustered honorably out Of ser
vice before the expiration Of their term Of en-
listment, they viii receive, upon being mus
tered out, the whole amount Of bounty remain
ing upaid, the same as fthe full term had been
served.
The pay and subsistence Of the men win
commence from the day Of their enlistmcut,-
The General Recruiting Office for Bennington
County is established at the
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FOR SALE
AT a BARGAIN )

J Scholarship 10 Bryant. Strat1oa e Co. :
MeFcantiie Colleges heated 81 New York City.
aroaklyE, Albany, Troy. Buffalo. Cleveland.
Detroit. Cheese and S. Louis. Any Young
maa who cenferls ates entering either II ihete
Colleges VIII find K greatly % lis advantage
by eslIag q; THIS OFFICE and aseeraifine
hea cheap BE- can procure a scholarship ID
these isst eiaas Institutions
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Eor MnLel

nNEsYEAEs OLD MARI: PAIR MATCH.
~ "A HamiiianiaH Colts sgfti Years old AIsa
iszife hlae years 30 steers
AT BYAgD
Peru Noresah,f p Isei
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EaiAsoI,fti0,,.

run FIRM OF Harris & Woodcock IS
this deg Dissolved by mutua consent Allper-
sons Indebted to The above firm are requested ta
settled a. once.
HARRIS & W0uDC0CK.
Factory Point, January 2oth lsGl
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EXpENsEs.

For board, tuition waAhuc, fuel, ana lights.
$50 per year, two pupils occupying one room,
o. 5000 per year. one pupil occupying ono
room. Il the attendance 4 one term or less,
the chHrge viii he At TIRE same rate "a above.
One-half 90 be paid at The commencement of
ne terms balance, middle o. term.
n B.-A deduction VIII be inside FOR worthy
INDECENT students. For further particulars al.
dress the princfpal
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For Sale.
Farm For Sale.

r OFFER NY FARM FOR SALE. situated IN the
Il Nprth part u Iaudrrove There Is some over
l'aaeros =! land, oug Dwelling House three Barns.
ana other eatbgildfngs running water 20 hosse and
haFni wcil fenced mostly stone WALL Also the
stock en- inc above frrih consisting II Cows Young
Cattle Sheep ami Colts aud 81, u Farming Toofs
Terms easy. For further particulars Inquire Of u
nddruss the Subscriber
ISAAC DAVIS, in.
Laadgrore, Jan 2gd 1861. -8u86
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SPECIAL NOTICES
To ()ongnmntiveg.

10 UonsumptlTes,
tnas saAeftfs Fl 81. RS, ly 3 rslftalf. y5rs.
nai W the asw Il tatfumr ttaH izghnl4
is aa ai Eau4t aaa fl5az aHeaf8aus. {if.a
. tHf tF sea,aHs lHss a8aitss u
Boy u s. NlGsAS.
William t1fEb
ts Kass O.. NeN York
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Four Hundred and Two Dollars
ro DE IAN As FOLLOW. w

Upon being mustered into serve he will
be paid one months pay In advance, sl3 90
FIRST instalment Of Bounty, rs 90
Premium, 90
Total payment on muster, $40 90
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INSTRUCTORS:

GEoRGE " YATES. AN
z. u Gsges A D., Ga3aslo 81 Yale.
:. BENs JoSrs, A r., Graduate x Williams
ha. N. . lAus igaehe5 - French, nrawipg
ana Painting
Mss EMsA G Yarns rianotor,e aaa Siasiag
Miss LAURA Mason, As,lslas, raml.
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This Institution has been under Il, present
management or seven wears The long cA-
Petleuce q The Principal ID he management.
care, and Instruction u yauth Afford assurances
% parents and raaglaut iag ihs we'd do.ng -
those placed undar De chneee.
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BENNINGTON SEMINARY.
B ennington, Vermont,
Spring Term Of Eleven Weeks com.
mences MONDAY. Feb. %. 1864.

- ~ +44fz 81 A& VI AsaIhHAi W tEha tblN-
mences Monday, Feb 20, 1864.
VNille Institution open 70 yuHth u both sexes,
Il tp whom Instruction. VIII De- given IN the Gle
meniArY and Higher English, LATIN. Greek Modern
Languages and he Ornamental Branches, Music and
Gymnastics.
Young men WIN d thoroughly Cited far Business Or
College Normal Class Viii bo formed OF those de-
saang g teach, and thorough regicw 0f AN The
stnaica taught IN Common schools viii be taken
Lectures Wil he given before tho class az occasion
may require Al desiring L. can board u thg fIul.
lf II The Principal Tor very reasonable price
As economy should be Siadiea IA these times
rooms viii b. furnished 10 a wishing 20 board them
selves aad every accommodation provided
A full corps % efficient teachers in each depart
meut viii * procured.
Tho bHildings Formerly used as q Bennington Ia
dlas seminary, having been leased for O term Of
wears no pains OF expense win be spared 10 insure
TIE success and pCfmaHaacy Of the school.
Rates of IHi,iua for term 81 Eleven Weeks:
Common English, 81 90
Higher EngHsh, 40
IatiB Or Greek, 500
French teNtrJ 90
plunanship 90
Music, and lse % Instrument 10 90
Board, including tuition, washing fuel and
li4hts 81 %
Painting sud Drawing. 90 usual rates
Fur further particulars ard circular address the
Principal az North Bennington. til commencement
u school
8ws7 Z. GOULD, PRINCIPAL
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NOTICE.

roald also say 60 the citizens Of Factory Point
aad vicinity, thai The business is carried on at the
stafl Uf the atnye firm. Feeliug tlankiui 10 the
pU3ie fer The patronage 50 lberaly bestowed on us
the past Two years. hope 10 deserve continuance
of their fayofs and VIII cndeayor % make good an
promises, and sgll a. low rs The times viii admit
JOSEPHINE WO0DCOCk.
Factory Point january 2tth is6l-3W8T
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Commissioner. Notioe.

Commissioner Notice.
tNE the eBhsefsaerk heing afga5Htad 81 ths tfan
W ihs prots4ir Court 81 81 bs,rir. = a4pshes
ter commissioners v rteejse cxsmise ana aBiasi
20 taifns al5 dema14s - 81 j-.rsaEs 4gahsi III
Esfats u
Joel Adams.
st = riEu, e. SAID District deceased. asa a.
~ ali aifBs As6 degannas eRh1tsd 81 OFFSET tkers.
~ add "a u.a2li.s froH ~ 9Iih las e Jansars
teeA telaa AseNs6 hy said Court far tiag sarsasa
y 90 tasnf9Ft hefshY gave auifct thas ~ m ~
ii9 e e hasi1ess y 5ar alslatflcHi a. ae la.s
aN hne hogAe e sat8 deceased in SID pe-a
81 p lih DAP q AIrii 80 g1u Day = Jglf. LEA
ifs9 sag aaiai feaf aflaek h NJ
lAatfa s. fsra. 3Aiis s7tt aas ~ JANUARY A D
1865
eALTgN r WEkn
Ff-EPn i sfYpNHs. Ten
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VETERAN SOLDIERS

Two Regiments d Veteran Volunteer IRisaig
are authorized 70 be raised in this State, and
the &. vernon Of Vermont calls on Bennington
County for one full Company 10 be raised as
speedily as consistent
All able-bodied men, between the agcs Of l S
and 45, who have heretofore been enlisted. and
have served not less thsn -iiae months, who
produce an honorable discharge from the SER
vice, Of the usual form, and can pass the exam
nation required BY the mastering regulations
Of the United States, may be enlisted under
this order as Veteran Volunteers.
Every Volunteer enlisted and mustered into
the service as veteran under this order. will
be entitled to receive from the UAited States
one months pay IN advance, and bounty aud
premium Of
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nae RCHANT TAlLoRj
NJ. CLONEY,

Would respectfully inform LIS many patrons.
and the public generally, that he has lately IA
turned from market with large and splendls
assortment Of
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Postage EceduCcd !!
Prem urn 20 new Subscribers /!

EVNI NII % HVN SWDStftDCFs I!
Notwithstanding the cost of geprinting these Peri
odicas has more than doubled IN consequence Of the
enormous rise in the pfirc Of paper and q general
advance m al other eXppnseS-And notwithstanding
other pnblishcrr reducing the size or Increasing
the price Of their publications we shan continue f,r
the year lsG4, 20 furnish onrs complete as hereto
fore, AZ the old rates viz:
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fENo take charge n AZ established business. A
i eoaa Shops Tools and Stock, 81 complete An
excellent chance lQr goOd steady man
CONE a BURTON
Manchester Jan 70. 1864
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HARNESS maker WAITED.

coon SHOP and Tools Some stock on hand. -
" Ibis is q favorable opportunity for steady
+. II. oRNIs.
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Wanted.
C0rEeafcy8 TgaJifed.

Two or THREE.Go0D WORKAEN can find
Il steady employment by applying Immediately
70 rRU NAN PERKINS
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Heroes Of Cetfysbmrs
A I L Il N I L O N +!

FATHER ABRAHAM tells us he has few
morGRebcls "down ia Dixie, who need prompt
attention nom the
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GENTlESESs FURNISHING GOODS,

and Il prepared atshott notice, 10 supny apv-
thing IN his line, All work warranted 70 give
perfect satisfaction, and 20 bercady when prom
ised.
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PERFECT mELODEoN,
H'lh Patent Harmonic y1tfaehmenf. Rass
DamPfr and Manual Sub Bass.
SCHOOL HARMoNIuM,

sitb or without ths Harmonic Attachment and
MAMMAL snh finFs. ibls Instrument has M
equal Of Is size ~ POKER and efficiency and
= reallytbe most desirable f0r Sabbath Schools.
Churches Lecture Rooms. Yearies. Public
Halls, &c, that can be olitained. NJ the low
price az which Il j. sold brings Il within lie
means q the most limited, end supplies placs
which i has long been felt 10 instrument wns
peculiarly adapted, It. size, cGupacfness,
power aud beauty " tone, neatacss ava Sim
pieAF d construction sad ease II management
VIII y once recommend u - every Qua - be-
ing 81 that Il claimed m ID.
IL LTery instrameat warranted
y 4 ~ O8
Prom tte best Maaufaetnrrs. new ara seesf4
band faf sale, sud % roH' "a the most feaaola
bic terms.
0Z- address,
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lion. VI Lowry, Senator from Erie
to the Pennsylvania Legislature was +
passenger on the train run into BY the
accommodation last week. He was
thrown through d window and landed
headioremost into a snow bank. The
first taing'he was heard % utter was;
The Pennsylvania Legislature can
Hoa organize with impuniiy."