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Collector Isl District Normonk
Montpelier, NV 20, 1864. -29

A n ACT relating to the closing the affairs
~ and redeeming and paying the bills or
notes Of the Franklin County Bank.
his hereby enahed By he General AssrmJiy
II he State " erB,on:
Sec. /. The act entitled "An act incorpor-
atng the Franklin County Bank" approved
November II, ls49, is hereby so amended IS to
limit the time during which said bank shall
continue aud have succession to the first day
June, 1865, instead Of the first day Of January,
1867, as limited in said act.
Sec. 2. Said bank shall as soon as may be
had within twenty days from the passage Of
this act, cause notice Of the same and Of the
purpose Of said bank to terminate los existence
on said first or june, 1865, to be published fol
the period Of six months or until said first day
Of june, in each newspaper printed III this
State, and IN the Boston Journal, newspaper
printed in the city Of Boston, in the State Of
Massachusetts, and in the New York Times, a
newspaper printed in the city Of New York
Said notice sha aso state that all bills or
notes Of said bank not presented for payment
before first day OF June, 1865, viii not be re-
deemed and paid by said bank And after the
pualicati0n Of said notice rs herein objected
said bank shall not be liable and shall not be
held liable in any court Of law or equity in this
State 10 redeem or pay any Of its bills or notes
not presented for redemption or payment be-
fore the time fixed in this net; and any bonds,
which may have been given by the directors
Of SAID b'rrk for the redemption Of its bills shah
not be held TO be Of binding force and obliga-
tioa upon the persons executing the same, to
redeem OF pay any bills or notes OF said bank
not presented for redemption or payment be-
fore the time fixed ia this act
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from It's
passage. Approved Nov 22d. 1864.
NOTICE is seroby given that il is the pur-
-AS pose of the fnnklin County Bank 10 ter
inmate its existence Of the first day Of June,
1865. in pursuance Of the provisions ofthe fore
going act, and all bills or notes Of said Bank
not presented TO said Bank for payment before
the first day Of June. a. D 1866, will not be
redeemed or paid by said Bank.
BY order Of the Directors.
NJ. W. BEARDSLEY, Cashier.
ST. Adams. Nov. q, ls64.-6m29
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DEATHs

IL Tss Manchester. Nav. goth of pipiheria iIcl.
% = Reed. seti 8 years and months, iiuie
Vi eien was promising Child iefihtf 81 the East
Manchester sabbath -chsoi and BAD iesrntd ma,
as pieu,s g. sing So the praise e her Master But
Sc has gnus 10 ia8a ihe Enai quiro "a ilcayen.
sure Mto Christ vlth faith riHoere,
oar child AZ death was given,
The kiairta SO that hound rs herr,
Though reut apart with many tear,
VIII hc renewed iH Heaven. q
n Hast Manchester. ~ supposed o. p spotted e.
yer. HfLYs ~ OoBIEs, aged years and months
Bot no more on earth shall We hear her sweet voice,
Ia bdoY 40 our spirits WhAe sge bnare a. down
Nc more shsil Il cause as with hope q reloiee
And 10 joy fui emotions oar sprfows Ia droNn.
Mtthnks every object around 0s looks dfcaF,
And 81 oar bereagcmcnts calls forth TIE sad tear,
Yet mourn hot, mourn not book away 70 that friend
Who Va every affection His aid will extend. e.
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1aE CHEAT ENGLISH gEGEpT.
IA 1AsfEs cLARKr's
cEIEER4TEB FEMALE Pills.

rsas luta1ass5s elslaas is rats.ns So a. fare
sfsa ti.ss 4asnf.i 80 teaerteas s.ssssst irffssi
B. - hasls eaastfaaiaa
= sass.rasss a4 stssst essassas sn atstFnestaas
haa statssf esasf 40 gfsaaf ID t. naagsIF
i.arass aft Fassir.
Tss Iss tas ast tstss ~ fsasiss faai
are ss4saast safsae a.s fiAsF TnuEEwnN1Hs
:, tssy - -, s. effas = sissaaisas ent s. ~
~ asssf agas sla 81 tssFg alf case SAG - i,r
tst8 safe
IS 81 cases = ysrfoas end :, Ssh ASS sons Ilsia
b ~ I4stt sa5 I5asta Hastia, = Fafseal lei #5fit
q, Fttss. f.sststa 8ta neaft i.sssess e sgif.
b.. gEsaera s.sk nsssaeae. whites asd 81 ths
,.iafll sisaases aeesssaatA BIZ asr.sfea fsisui
srss F.as etl se#ei 3 cals uissa Oh ether snasn,
49, alsa
Fat dIna5ans IS isisfAii srsaud eaeh Iaakaea
ahhf s.sa d b caFffditY frosarFta
Tnst eaH 81 stHE 60 bottle esutaHtng - fHii'
r.4s f--r 81 chrIasss $50 thF-e-ea 81 stafeftt 81
aaf suet SID e. a brsrssts SEE Eiiei
igu 81 Clftiaadt .sfrci SEES Xafs.
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SPECIAL INCOME TAN.
(0ilfcfOy's Notice!

TINE special tax upon Income for the year ending
Il December 8ist l,G3 IS provided Ia toe joint
resolution 81 Congress, approved july Z. 1894 as
susspd in the First Collection District Of vermont,
having become due and payable, notice IS hereby
given that will attend IS the following times and
places 70 receive tht sanf, viz
kuELANp t0rE1Y al the Brandon House In
Brandon Friday. Dec i6; VI the I 5, Court House,
Ia Rutland SATURDAY and Monday, Dee, II and ~
~ Beapan's Hotel, 10 Keat Poultney, Tuesday,
Dee 90 aud at Hills Hotel, IN Nallingford, We'd
nesiay, Dee. q.
BRNSiNGroN CorSTY--At the YandCrlip Hotel
10 Manchester, Thursday Dec Y, aud al Loves Ho-
tel, ia Bennington, Friday Dec. y.
All persons falling 10 pay The above taxes within
tho time specified VIII b. required 70 pay ten per
cent additional With l~enty cents for the demand
uutire
By express Instructions, no money will be taken
but Treasury notes or he bills OF National Banks
Any person can remit his tax by another, 80 re-
eepts are given ia al cases,
JOSEPH POLAND,
Collector LIST District Vermont
Montpelier Nov 20, iS6i.- 29
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
InGonn ntion r'ree!

TO NERVOUS eUFFEBEEs-A gentleman
cured ofServoas Debility, lnconfotencY, Prema-
tor Decay. and Yeathiai Error, actuated BY Dc
srg to benefl others viii te happy TO furnish ,oall
Nho need IL Gree e eharge4 the recipe and diree-
tien, Ter making the simple remedy used 10 hsease
sufferers wishing to profit b the advertisers bad
experience aud possess sure and valuable reme'
d. csn % - BY addressBe him st ance 81 his sace
81 business The recipe aud fail iniormaii0n--ai
siia Importance BE- eaeerinIly sent b return
snail Address
JOHN b. OGDEN.
Ma e. Nassau street. New York.
r, s-Nsfrens sufferers u 10th seaes viii End
tAis Information laval ualfie.
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CommIssIone Z. NotIce.

I'VE, the subscribers being appointed By the Hon
w the Probate Court for the District ~ Manch-
ester, Commissioners to receive. examine and ad-
just The claims aud demands " al persons against
the Etatc Of
NATHAN BUTTON,
late u Rupert, IN said District deceased and also all
claims and demands exhibited Ia Offset thereto: and
six months from the Both day u November. 1854
being allowed by said Court Tor that purpose We do.
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend to
the business of our appointment At the dwelling
house Of J. g. Burton, IN said Dorset on the 30th
day Of May, ls65 from me until four O'clock p NJ.
Dated at Rupert, this s0ih day 81 November. A.
d., 1861.
JAMES 4. SHELDON, g..
70 sAMU FL FAEEAR, N'i"f''
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF ~ TEN MINI rEs.
my ArS pItT 40 VIZ, n.4EE z s

e. Che ears 81 Eorots Cotns. ASTHMA
SouE IBno&4. IipANEsEsEss, pire-
nssvliSo, lsuffaST coSsrNrr7os, AID
~ sur frseA They hare 80 taste 8,
aaa say saiid win take ihrln. Thousands
vsurt % hcalth, that had befsre despair
SOY a,es d hanrods u eases. single
Fek,n 1rs NlNrvEs
a Aas pthuoHie Rsfers--the orisiaal
E stamped -Hrfsa~ spa
se weug.afa eats ax
0b MaE~
8t q. art54atil stfelt eat garA
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Commissioners Notice.

I'VE, the subscribers, being appointed By the Hon
w the Probate Court, for the DistrictSof Man.
chester, commissioners to receive examine and adj
the estate Of
FRANK p. JONES,
late Of Rupert, In said District. deceased, and
also a claims and demands exhibited In Offset there
to; and six months from thc,12d day Of November
is6i being allowed for that purpose by said Court
we do. therefore hereby giytDotice thar We wllat-
tend to the business Of our appointment at the
dwelling house Of sophia Jones, in said Rupert on
the 22d days u February and March ncxt from one
until four O'Clock 2 NJ, on each Of said days
Dated at rupert, this 22d day Of November, A
d. ts64
0RsON BREWSTER.
20 HYLVESTER MASON, 'oni To-
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JUBA KENrs Estate.

GTATE OF VERMONT, / At Probate
- Manchester District, &c. ! Court holden at
Manchester, in and for said District, on the
3ilih day Of November, A. d 1864.
Present, Hon. U. s. KENT. Judge.
Homer A. Williams guardian Of Henry N.
Williams, John X. Mason, Charles Mason and
George Mason, minor heirs Of Juba Kent, late
OF Dorset, IN said District, deceased applied
7n writing for license to sell all his said wards
real estate, representing that they are seized
Of an undivided share 10 the real estate where
Of said deecdent died s0izcd IN said Dorset sub
icet 70 the right Of the widows dover and
homestead therein. that Il will be conducive 10
the best interest Of said wards 10 sell the same
ana put the proceeds at interest or invest the
same IN public stocks.
Whepupon il was ordered that said appli-
ton be heard At Probate Court 10 be held
at the Probate Office IN Manchester. in and for
said District, on-the last Wednesday of Dec
1868, and that all persons interested in said
estate be notified thereof by publshinga copy
Of the record ofthis order three weeks succes-
siyely IN the MANCHESTER JoURxAL. printed
a. Manchester, the last Of which publications
shall DO previous 70 said time Of hearing.
70 II. X. FOWLER, Register.
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y-Tnsf0NT eTArE BONDS.

10 sss4e 81 Jar, silh aeerued interest state
iuaas f,al ale Niih interest semi annually ~ ~
5sF ecHt and dee ia 1874 The s1nount 10 b. h.
sued 4 simlted ta gaaHNg dollars The Bauis are
tF SO aa'iars eath apans payable = June and
ilssanie5 az Rama Is bsstaF4 Funds ~ 1a3 foent
faf haR5s mag be deps~itssi ID aae hank u ihis
.sAif a. saB credit re fec Rt ~ lgics behas all
= fnrNar,4ca as directed
q B FACE, Treasurer.
state Treasurer ANlkf
EHflrna N0x q lsss-Z-
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70 Consum ptiyea

posse sufferers uiii rscl vt yaIualls IRE
svfaea G. lh- eart q oopsasalr+aa, Astasn4,
l'ragaHs aaa ~ strast aal Laag areegigs, free
2 tAsres} s seHaaE ihett s1aress b
Rev kBWABD a WILSON
D iilsIHstaHr
h5ass fa.
is@fa New York
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Libel for Divorce.
ELIZA ANN BADGERl
vs.
kvteurATEN u ATNHHfs
Nj VIVIAN BADGER.


To the Honorable Supreme Court, next 20 be
holden al Manchester. within and for the Conn.
~ Of Bennington, on the sixth Tuesday next
after the fourth tuesday Of December.
Your petitioner, Eliza a. Badger, Of Peru, In
said County, represents that She was lawfully
married TO Newman Badger, at said Peru, on
the 18th day Of September, 1856, by John N
Meiiendy, Justice OF the Peace, and that she
lived With the said Badger in the due observ
ancf, on her part, II the marriage contract, IN
about the first day Of January, 1864. That The
said Badger has not kept and observed ths
marriage contract on his part, that he has beer
guilty Of inio.erable severity to your petition
er, and has also since said marriage, been gull.
IS Of the crime Of adultery.
Your petitioner therefore prays that the
bonds Of matri,nony between her and ahe said
Newman Badger may be dissolved, and that q
bill Of divorce may be granted her, and that
yonr petitioner be allowed tie custody Of I'd,
ctildren, james c. and Lucy jane Badger.
Your petitioner fnHUer repre- sont- that sait
Badger j. now living without this state, she
therefore praps for go order q public tion thai
the said Badger may he notified Of the same,
Mrs. ELIZA A. BADGER.
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In wrst Rapport Nov 81; - e. Baptist ChurCh
h, t8a Esr Mr iiarwaad ~ SALON \ a. Mr. b.
B skBorp. 10 hlss haEtifr fAE1Eauf the same
place
h Rupcff. NOV 18th, D. COS Esy paYid Reeeh.
~ NJ NETsOS ~ Hebron IS, s.. ~ Mis- Ma.
rl, youngest daasAttr 4 fhos $. bc,te ~ Rupert
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TOR SAFE.

THE BLACKSMITH SHOP aud Tools
together With the aouse aad Lot a1j0ia-
ins--laseiy oNnel by r Lyman. Apply
to + II. 0Ryls. o.
A. ,. GRAY
Manchester, Dec. 6, ls6t
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.gsr necsfyEp At
CONE q BUTTONS
Old Cssds Marked DsWn.
GREAT REDUCTION
In Pr1Cosi
TUE FINEST STYLES OF DELAISEs
Il seeH this ssasoa. fsrsiyei this DAY dee slhl
COMA nuRroSs.
HAIHs pATFNT MAT CrTrEg a sruF.
u FEk. lhe best Neal Guiics to sse II euts
msai without tsafkias IL u stsssraslef ihAa ssk.
81 Meat Dultrrs doing with same amount ~ pee.
e inHf times tAs snuuht u ~oFk. A. The parts
o. and readily Femos "a 4 can ~ easily cleaned.
fef sale BY CONF a BURTON.
MELLOW CoFFEH SUGAR Nr 81 ots per ~. 81
COM a BuRfoNs~
rTuE BEST co1EE srGaR Or " sea.a
L PER 10. At CoNE a BUTTONS.
CRusHHp, POWDERED asd GRAEULATEn
ooSE ABuBToS'a
CooD 0gRRK ad BLACK TEAS s1n.p.
VI hat ooNE > BuRrosI
PMs1Ts f. cal'' aud ,'sss cs,H Ia 7, Ss.'r
nE LANES, new Fall Styles - cts per gard q,
~ CONE BURROWS.
ERENcH NERIsoEs also Per ys,d a =
COM Is BUTTONS
A laFA'0N' o'a'''0'a cS 81 i9a = S O.
HEAVY TwILLED FLANNEL all wool afro
III cts per yard At CoNE& BUTTONS,
RRUSERs BALMoRAL SKIRTS on. u tho
ID best mako 90 COMA BtRToS's.
HEAVY WOOL suAwLs, u by IA for s1on
Ill CONE 4 BURfoNs.
! VRPHYR KNIT HOODS, sontags Beautiful
~ Capes Nubas, skating Caps agood assortment
at CONE g. BUTTONS.
REAurIFuI worstod Plush clS1tlag,, $3.50
| SPLENDn BASKET Wow cAsstMEREs
| - Heavy Beaver Cloths, Fancy Cassimeres,
Twceds SatHetts Faunels. NC, Sc. For sale by
CONE & BUTTONS.
BOOTS and SHOES.
latest fashion.
Ladies and Misses Glove Kid Balmoral Boots
Ladies and Misses Pebble Calf do do
Ladies and Misses Kid Bal. and Congress.
Indies and Misses Cloth Bal. and Congress
Children and Infant Shoes, every variety.
Ladies Leather Travelling Bags.
Willow Cabs, Willow Cbild's High Chair,
Willow Cbild's Rocking Chair,
Willow Nursery Chairs, Fancy Cabs,
Boys Carts and wheelbsrrows
Paper IIaUgings and Curtain SHADES,
Very handsome new patterns.
Judd's Patent window Shade Fixturs,--ths
best thing there IL.
" TO WOOL GRO RERs.
PURE
EXTRACT OF TOBACCO
For Sheep Wash.
REcrIoHs F0B UsE.--Por Ticks dissolve
one pound 0f the Paste is sixteen gallons Of
water, and 80 on, until you have sufficient ~
qlid for yQur looks. Cold water will answer,
| but II is better first 10 Dissolve the Paste 10 a
small quantity Of hot water. The Ticks arc
4 not DESTROYED Immediately, but the next day
none viii be found alive.
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Hsu0MPS0gs GMpEeKEp Truss ~ ssss ~
i Gl.0laE fETTLKM -
lA faeEaFy Pest
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bH noe lt
ral, "a boata B
received wish al 3g bo Ih-
haal has gradually taig4e away
Last year i ~ epf ned hy bFce
persons. ana lhN ycat u ore as
ptc
n lte ro ila. 4 a,a.
s.res. ga mat of Mr Gallon Aia
60 proceea "a Hsi8ar ,ae Ega
oonceFust ste dis.ayssy q lion 81.
j. VI. Cobs. oae ot Tie witnesses
against Mr.. Cobb SepOsed TIA, whsn
ihe Yankee troops passed 80 tie
Chaiansogz river ssl b fore the Chat
anooga battle. Mr, Cobb cane 10 bis
door and said be 9saieI 10 see the
UaiGcd States taf, saee more uu.url-
cd 10 the breeze lie took ihe flag
and embraced aud Kissed Il.
Yerraont gises The lsIgesl reiaiivp
majority Coz Lineoln an4 johnson III
any Stale ia the lnaan. Tier vote
ahows rEaiars'y 81 al,os, oae illo9.
sand for every fen ihoasaHd q her
popslasion. Massaehaai,. stands
ssx, On The roll q honor
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New York Wholesale Prices
CURRENT OF PRODUCE.
H.F1tTED FoB rilR NAH'nEstrE 9oIEFAI' y
w. =. Net lure q Co.,

W. 80 ~f-
Strictly Produce C9mg,i-sioH Merchants,
No. $50 Fulton Street, Rev y ork
tgbg Fsesiy. country pfaduce such ne quoted. to
AN op eonluIss0a--n.8be ilhgral advances on roH-
signiueuts--t ben 3essfsl and reier TO President
81 Naeth River Bahk. New oFk city. shinPers
furnished regularly with market reports.
We quote 90 thc week ending Dec 9th q fol-
ioPs
FLOU l.,
rxtr, Western 10 20 a 10 co
baltimore country trade fartily Extra ~ o0a 10 -
BUTTER.
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war DEPARTMENT,

WARRINGTON, February 3, 1854. /
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until Friday the 18th day of February, at Ao'olock
p. m, for the delivery at the New York Agency,
No. IS Worth street, New York, Of 100000 Curry
Combs.
These Curry Combs are to be made in strict con.
fOTmity with samples which can be seen at this
office or at the New York Agency, except that the
handles are TO be made breh beach or hard maple
They TO be subject to inspection At the factory
where made before being received by the Govern
ment. None are TO be received or paid for but
such as are approved on inspection.
Deliveries must be made at the rate of not less
than 900 per week, or 1000 per day, commencing
on the 9th day Of March. They are to he delivered
in boxes OF 200 each. Failure to deliver at a
specified time will subject the contractor to for
fixture Of the quantity duo at that time. No bids
will be considered from parties other than regular
manufacturers OF the article and such as are
known to this department to be fully competent
to execute in their own shops the work proposed
for. Bidders will enclose with their bids the
written Acknowledgements OF their sureties over
their own signAtuTes.
Each party obtaining contract will be required
to enter into bond with approved sureties for Its
faithful e. soutiOn.
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified and furnished with forms OF con.
tract and bond.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
Proposals. will be addressed TO Bfigadier Gen
ington, D. c." and viii be endorsed Proposals. for
Curry Combs.n GEO. ID. RAMSAY,
fe6-eo7t Brig. Gen. Chief OF Ordnance
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR WELLS, PUMPS,


.E - .z---,
.f MAYeEi ordisE'
MAsHiHoIoh, req. ~ looh, \
PROPOSALS In writing VIII PC IeceiNeu ~ as
once up TO 10 o'clock M, on TUESDAY, the hrst
day OF March next, for making Pumps hyuIhniai
Logs, for conveying waters and for sinking Wells,
including all necessary materials and workman
ship In digging, laying, liking, and completing IN
the best manner; and for keeping the same In per-
feet repair for constant use, In the FIRST ustrie
composed Of the First ana second WMuli IN the
Second district, composed Of the Third Fourth an1
Seventh wards sldin the Lhird 20
bid for separately and TO be given TO different con-
traotorl) for the term o. one year, commehelng on
the LIST day OF April 1884, agreeAolV TO the iollow-
ing specihcationsi
FOR WELLS. -,
Digging and WAlltng Wella, Including mherials
and renewing the DIT, per foot lineal, The walls
to be four inches thick, Of good hard brick.
Cleaning out wells, each
sinking old wells deeper, per loot. ~ -
loot "
Casea oil eight teet length, per 1901
Cases more than eight feet length, per loot
Covering new weiis, including materials Inc
covering 70 be with nagntone four Inches THICK
laid double.
Paving new wells, including brick and pump
stone. The paving 70 be not less than six leet
square, and TO be done In workmAnlke manner
opening old wells, and covering same WIN olu
Opening old wells and covering same WIN new
timber. -
FOR PUMPS. - =,
Taking out and putting In od pumps, per log
Making new joints in old logs.
New logs put In old pumps, per loot
New boxes and spouts In old pumps, each
New pumps, per loot.
Bohes and spouts for new pumps each
Copper chambers for pumps.
The ton log of the pumps TO be of the best sea-
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LANDS IN THE PARISH OF ST. HELENA.
BEAUFORT DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA
Under the direction and Instruction. Of the Pre-
sdent Of the United States, issued OF the date OF
September 10, 1858, In pursuance of the eleventh
section Of act, entitled An Act for the Coleos
ton Of Direct Taxes In Insurectlonary Distriot-
within the United States, and for other purpoSesn
dAtory Of the said act, approved February g.
1853, we, Abram ID. smith, William L. Wording
and William Henry Briabane, United States Direct
Tax Commissioners ior the District Of South Caro-
ms 10 heIep{ ueelhe ana make known that
puone sAie Will % heia az the oflce OF the Commits
sioherh aoIesAlIi IN the Town OF Beaufort, Parish
Of st, heIenAI beAuiort District, State Of South
Saronna, Commencing on the iSth day OF February,
lsot az ~ O'CLOCK a. m OF SAID days Tor the disposal
oil the following IraStS or parcels OF land, to wit:
,, n,VN ~. hEfLENA lsLANDi
Inc MArlon Chapnn Place, the Daniel Pope
flhoeI sea sue me Ann tripp Place, Litlewood
Point, the GaDriel Caper'a Place, the Lawrence
EIibp rhee the irltehaid Place. the Perry Place,
Whsaa alandi the Dathaw Inlet, and DAthAW
foht' -. =
OE LADIES' ISLAND;
BUN fsEm; tALnetto Island, the Wig Place, the
zoe Johnson rlASet Ihe forter Plaoei Wood Lawn
ram Lawn bFiokyaIuI the Flne Land Place, Laurel
Hill, Lucy Point Bolun Point AshdAle, Blythe
woGd Pine Land, the SANS Pine Land, and the
Ii m rihe Lahu me last three tracts OF land
W. WI DC soiu buuysot 70 the tlght Of the United
States W GUY anu remove tne WOOD and timber
heIeHom, Wthout compensation 10 the owners,
Also flne mlAn1, ,uD ,,,,..
| =. ON PoRI ROYAL IsLANpi
The Henry Stewart Place Spring Hill, otAheite,
the william feIryclear Place, OrangeSurg, the
Ann 5PeETye a Place Including Jack Island the
LLoya Fleia' huTkie bush the Retreat tho Ellis
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12

DR.. NJ. vELLNY's Private Hospital, in the Fed
srAi Block, Corner Ofsovcnth and streets, oppo.
pite the Post and Patent orlOeI. Rooms "a and ~,
up stairs, Washington, D. c. s 10
/ All diseases OF q private nature treated in the
best scientific manner, aud radical cures effected
in all esssS. SYPBILITIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRBGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of YoLUPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness OF the GEEERATIYE
ORGANS, from any cause Whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
GOVT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS SCRoFULA, BLoTCHES
ON THE FACE, ERUPTIoNSon the Limbs and body
and all other BRUPTIvE DIsEAsEssn DISEASE
or THE BLOOD, from whatever cause they msy
have arisen. -.. ... ...
.. AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what your disease, let no false deli
caeey prevent you from applying immediateiy TO
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most So0'LSsf VI I'm Wan ti IN 'n' treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not to come and make
known ysur misfoftunes, and he will speedy send
you on your way rejoicing, ..... ....
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them for married life, producing weakness Of the
hack and IImb,. los, Of animation and muscular
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ly, loss Of memory, melancholy habits, insanity,
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YOUNG MAN In view OF the dreadful conse'
ouenoe. of DELAY do not fan to make vour eas,