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MARRIAGES.


In Bristol, August LIST 1864, by William
Sager, Esq, Mr.. FLORENTINEMCKAY
and MISS SARAH FRENCH, both OF
Pennington, Ohio. as
In Bazetta, on the 2Sth inst, by Ed.
Wakefield, MR.. MARSHALL DAVIS
and MISS MARIA P. BUSH.
In Warren, Aug. Eth, by Elder Benz.
Excel, DR.. DWIGHT STRICKLAND
A. A. SURGEON N-RAa MISS
LAURA CADWALLADER of Howland,
At the Camp House in Warren. July
2Sth, by Rev. Benjamin Excel, MR..
JOHN C.THOMPSON aud MIsSEMILY
j. WILSON. both of Rowland.
Aug. 18th, at the residence of Mr..
Meeks, by the same, Mr.. OWEN W.POW-
ELL of Portland n. T., and MISS
LAURA L. BROWN of this place
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The Atlantic Monthly

For September has the following table
of con tents:
The Cadmean Madness; The Bridge of
Cloud; The Eclectic Girl Of La Perriere;
Literary Life in Paris, No. Q; The Mask
ers; Outlet; What Will become Of Them?
No. 2; Forgotten; WEI Weather; Work;
Regular and luVonteer Offices; What
Shall We Have for Dinner! Before
Vicksburg: Our visit to Baltimore; Re-
view and Literary Notices.
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New bridge.

We observe that the contractors for
the masonry Of the new iron bridge to be
built across the river, at this place, are
making gradual approaches towards the
work. When the structure will be con
pleied for travel. we can not see far
enough into the future TO tell. People
have grown heartily sick OF the delay,
and the Commissioners, we learn, have
notified the contractors that the work
must 60 on Immediately, or steps will he
taken by them to secure It's speedy com
plation.
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We received the following despatch
on Monday last, which speaks for itself:
ST. LOUIS, Aug p.
To WESTERN RESERVE CHRoNlcLE:-The
first Broad guage train of the A. & G. w.
Railway, containing the contractor, James
McHenry, Esq, the officers of the road
and a few invited guests, arrived here
this morning, from New York direct,
without change %ofcars, in forty (40) hours
running time.
T. w. KENNARD.
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illustrated London News.

Our thanks are due Mr.. McHenry, con-
tractor of the A. G. w. Railway, for a
copy of late London papers, among
which is the illustrated News. Among
It's numerous illustrations are two views
in the Oil Regions of Pennsylvania
One the petroleum oil works at! Frank
lin. and the other the railway station at
the oil works.
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MERRILL BAYLEY, saot'y.
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Returned.

We are glad to learn that Messrs. Geo
Van Gorder, of Warren, prsa and Lewis
of Niles, and Freeman, of Windham, all
of the Hist, returned from the Hospital
at Covington last week, where they had
been confined from injuries received in
battle at Keller's Bridge, some eleven
weeks since. Their recovery is no long
er doubtful.
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Brookneld Agricultural Fair.

This Fair will take place on the 18th
l4th and 18th of September, and the
managers are using great exertions to
make it interesting and successful.
A premium of 500, will be given for
the fastest t~rotting horse, mare or geld
ing, and one of $40, for the fastest pa
cling horse, mare or geiding.
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Loss by lightning.

A large barn belonging to Hiram Thayer
of Bristol, was struck by lightning on the
10Th inst, and burned with its contents.
consisting of 20 tons of hay, 100 bushels
OF oats, several loads o fwheat unthrashed,
farming tools a; also a granary containing
100 bushels old wheat. Loss about S14G0.
Insurance $500.
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Prisoner.

Capt. Jesse Thornton, formerly of this
plsce, but for a year or two connected
with the commissary department of the
army was recently taken prisoner by the
rebels. whilssGdH1 shRsres' asaJfoSe of cat
tle. II Jesse bias not ,yet, gotten, over his
f&kRtpHthsfn pSoocsliiFfittiissss eE,s hope
his experience Elm o:a rebel spfisoh Pc will
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~.
.cs-Ts y. e rtsh zeE
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
IA 0FREAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
In Pursuance o. an order Of r5c Probate Joa.t
Of IrumbUll Cogaiy, Ohio, I viii offer for Sale at
Public Auction on
Friday. Ghe "a day Of scptonsber, 1858,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on the premises in Newton
Fails, the nOrth-haIf of Tot No. -. bounded on the
east by Canal street. on the west by the 5iLhoulue
River, on the North by the soltn line Of lot IA. %,
on the south by a lot Of airs. AeX2uIerC Clark, cou-
tanning One-half an acre ot land, more or less, hay
ing a dwelling house. barn, wagon makers SHOP,
with Il stationary horse power ana aLlcr fixtures
thereon. Terms, ouc-thITd cash, the balance ia
two equal annual payment with interest from the
day of confirmation. Payments TO bee secured by
notes, secured by mortgage on the premises. An
praised at S550,G0.
Also at the same time and place, wil. be sold
Blacksmith's Tools. Wagon Makers Tools, q lCtOt
Lumber. and other articles too numerous % mem
ton. Terms made known 0u day Of sale.
f.. s. ROBBINS,
Aug. S.-4w. Admir- Of Joseph Brown. deed.
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Bound Over.

Mr.. r. A. Clark, Of Br aceville, who
shot and killed Henry Miller, on the
evening of the 18th inst, had an exam
ination before justices Webb and Carter,
on Wednesday of last week, and held
for further trial, on charge of murder in
the second degree. He gave bail for his
appearance in the sum of $4,000.
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PRICES PAID. RErAEa PRICES.
'FHE STATE OF ONO.
5 TBUMBULL COUNTY.
Administrators Of
Porter Barnes, IT. r-.b.. o,..,

Elite NJ. Barnes. Ell al.
N0n Saturday, the 18th day Of september. 4. D.
1854. between the hours Of one amt tour p. NJ of
said day, III pursuance Of m order Of tie Probate
Court, of said Couniy Of Vcumhuli, | VIII offer FOR
sale to the highest bidder, tho following described
lands, situate in Warren Township, Trumbuil Co.
Ohio. and known as part OF Tot No. twenty enc tAi
in said Township, bounded 0n ,ha roItl b., lane
Street, in the village Of Warren, on the West By tine
west line OF lands decided BY John Cr0woil, 60
James Crawford soath by lsUds owned 1T has de-
cease, byJOhn B. Harmon. and by lanGs Hwnen hyJas
cob Perkins, at his drcCase. a1d east by ssi lands
IF Jacob Perkins, aud by tle Warren and tUamri-
90 road, being lands formerly c0Hveye1 hE John
Crowell. 70 James Crawford. less "a portion tHtc,a'
conveyed by sais Crawford, 10 said Perkins ~,
contains "a L supposed 20 contain hEe acres Of !aud
Said lands vii be sol1. subject ~ the dover cs;ri.
Of Eliza i. Barnes. Of One'aEi fIgoe-toUrthS Scrrs
of land. which haS been set OF ~ Arr. from the elr-
end of said tract, including Tho house aud bars
thereon.
Appraised subject to dover NJ SI,G0 end VIII h
sold on the premises. Payments. o%ne-ttira ia tsrt,
balance in one and two years, with 'ujs-l E "at ~R-
cured on the premises, hg moTtca~c.
ELIZA i. BARN 5,
Aug low. Adm'x. Of Porter Barces. de-
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Dread.

Henry waldeck is determined to sup
ply the people az Warren with all the va
rieties of bread. He now makes Wheat
Bread, Patent Bread, Rye Bread, and
Graham Bread, and Crackers.
See his advertisement.
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Concerning the pratt

The books in the Provost Marshal's
Office, at 4 o'clock, Tuesday evening,
showed The situation of tim several town
ships relative to their quotas under the
late call fer 500, 900 men 10 be as follows:
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school Teachers.

The Board of School examiners for
Trumbull county, will hold an examin-
alton for applicants for certificates, on
Thursday Sept 9Th at 10 o'clock P. N.
See Advertisement.
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Town and County.
Mr.. Isaac Griffin

OF Pennington died at MS residence on
last Sundy afternoon. He has for many
years been connected with the educational
interests of this county. aud ne was for
several years a member of the Board of
School Examiners of Trumbull County.
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Camp Meeting.

The Yearly Meeting of the Disciples
took place on Saturday and Sunday last
IN a pleasant grove near Baeonsburg,-
ft6s attendance Oh he ,Sa6Baafhlsdiss22rrea
borteaoas beng extraordinarily LARGE:
considerable inteietMas 1marifata IN
thesSsligiauw asxsseisssssimiad9 ,ss@ 4 4
SkkHA sssf
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Prof. H u.

Having honorably served Uncle Sam in
the army for 100 days, now proposes to
open the Academy at Bloomsbury. The
professor is always wide awake, and be
knows how 10 teach a good school.
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xew oil MIN.

Flax seed wanted at cur New Brick
Oil Mill, corner Of Main aud Canal ST.,
near the canal bridge. west of Tayler's
warehouse. We will pay the highest mar
ket price for good Faz SEED, IN q guam
tity. Farmers, bring Ca your seed and
we viii be ready with 'tGreenbacks."
DAWSON HOYT & co.
July q, iS84.-Sm.
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RENASKS-A firm feeling pr evails in the Pro-
daoeN asket -Elourimproyes for future delivery
best wheat hlAItfiHs less Hin AEDl3e buoy ant
With asdiytay sssufstfsp alisrs de.busdhai seasssss
5agS q aHs 2rs & m ssss e f sESafSSSis IL MAJ Il 6 li' gsS RI
,~vSsasdsasa. ss3jssAss sksAss4As .AaaA etHatSffssea r.
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1910.

MATHEW TAYLER, at the First National
Bank. will receive subscriptions for the
10-40 Government Bonds. If
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Firemen.

Mahoning Fire Co. No. l win hold
their election for officers for the ensuing
year at the City Hall on Saturday even,
ing, September Sd, al Cookbook, P. NJ
The active members will please all turn
out punctuslly.
MERRILL BAYLEYs Sact'y.
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~Eyea want I2 Ptcfures for
el.O0. Go so TAYL0R'S PIC
TURE o MS, over Cranage 4 ~xSzfS
Gflmsre's Shoe Store, Main 81. SS
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CARPETS-If you want to buy a
- good Carpet for the least possible amount Of
money, come to the Warren Dry Goods Store, where
you will find the best assortment in tone.
PECK * BROTHER
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Della Smith ct al Derts.

Elocta Smith d Solo10D1
Smith Ad'mrs. of Ram
slear Smith Decd PHI. PCt.Gon TO sell land.
V.
Della smith ct al Delts.
In pursuance OF au order granted by tla Probate
Court Of Trumhuil County, we viii oner tuI sal1at
Public Auction. on Friday sac l2tu cay o. August,
4. ID. 1854. between the hours Of one @Dd four
o'clock a. NJ. on the premises, Che following de-
scribed real estate: Situate IN EiouMucid, 4r1nl-
bull County, Ohio, known as being part 81 Joe No.
sixty 900 according to the survey of sais Township
by Seth J. Ensign. and bounded and described as
follows: Beginning eleven rods ami twenty three
and one half links Gi Do uorJEeTiy of g point
where the north line of tbe State road intcrsects
the west line Of the Township road which point s.
the north east corner of land deeiei by james ".
Brown and Mary =. Brown 10 9. ". and W. B..
Howe, March 18th. 1878: thence westerly on the
north line of said Howe lot eighty two ttJ feet.
thence s0utherly one % foot on the west lueC Of SAID
HOwe's lot; thence westerly on The line of "a lot
decided by the aforesaid James NJ, and Mary l..
Brown To Thomas Howe. March 18th, 1918. eighty
three feet 1881 thence n0rthCriy tTgnty one gu
feet: thence easteriy one hundred and six 3 five
(fo5 feet TO the west line of the Township rca1.
thence southcrly upon said line Of the Said r"'i
twenty fee, 10 the place OF beginning. Sold Rams
lear Saith tand his hcirS) is entitled to q Tassagct 20
the rear Of the lot conveyed TO Ranslear smith by
Brown as aforesaid, sUiicieDHy vide for wagon 70
pass upon the north side Of the promises aforesaid
Terms Of sale On Deferred payments not eXcnad-
ing three years with interest from the day "i sale,
to be scored by a lin upon the premises
ELECT SMITH &
SOLOMON SMITH.
Administrator If Ranslear Smith. tcce8sCd.
i~uly20-+w By Hutchins a torrist, Attys.
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DEATHS.


In Warren, on the 24th inst. MR.
GEORGE SHAFER, aged 80 years:
In Warren, Aug. Isl, GEORGE NJ RAW
DON youngest child OF Martin Band
Kezia Rawdon, aged one year eleven
months and nineteen days.
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The Subscriber offers for sale eighty acres of land
Howland. near the e st line Of the township. and
i IS are "a fame dwelling house, and a frame barn.
There Is good orchid upon it; also twelve acres
Of woodland. The parperty will be sold cheap. as
i wish to go west. 70
Zdiy3w J % J.B. SLIFER.
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VHEIE STATE OF OHIO.
TRUMBULL COUNTY IS.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
David Tod, Henry ". Smith. and Charles Smith,
Plaintiffs.
versus
Thomas INCLUSION. Robert NcQuiston, John II.
Stuli. and d eve Defendants.

The Defendant Robert McQuiston IS hereby mott
Fed. that plaintiffs have filed in said Court, their
petition for purpose Of reyiying a dormant iu3E-
ment and order recovered by tI@ plaintiffs against
said Thomas and Robert GCQuistGn. ii said Court
June Is, 1864, for the sums of Si5} 10. and $1,000,
amounting t. Sl92 80, and to sell lots. No. =. in
Block Ne. ;. and No. I, ia Block No. Is, in the fat
of South Warren, to satisfy said debt. interest and
costs. Said lots having been assigned 10 plaintiffs,
by defts TO secure said debt ana judgment. said
Robert is required to answer said petition by the
9th day of August, A. D.. 1885,, or tho same viii he
taken as confessed. DAVID TOD, PIf.
jy6-6w b. F. HOFFMAN, Atty for plf.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

Coughs, c. E-fuenza, IE~Oarse1esss
Group, .-s-4 sis, IncipieN& Com
sun, --l for the Relief
O. tive Patients
ICED Stages
Disease
This is 2 r-.- s--1lly known 70 suTpaE5 an
other for the 1e.5 Z. 1a.a md lung complaints, that i
is useless here 70 publish the evidence Of its virtues. Its
.~uuivalied excellence for coughs and colds, and lis truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made 10
known Throughout the civilized nations Of tie earth
Few are the communities, or even families, among them
who have not some personal experience Of lis eaects<
some living trophy in their midst Of it, victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat amt LUNGS
As ali know the dreadful fatality d these disorders, anu
as fHpv know. TOO. the effects II this remedy, we need Dot
90 1aare than TO assure them That il has now all the wy
tues that It. did have when making Tie cures whicn Rave
won so strongly upon the Couddsnce Of mankind
Prepared By Dr. !. c. AVER q CO., Lowell, Eass.
Soda sy-Ifoyt s. stratton. = A Smith. J r
Woods. Warren A Chow, broosGcid; kansler Y
Cory, Bristol; e p Wo!coit, Pennington S4uibb
& Thomson. Mes0pot9iui5 " CSay2g2, Bl2Cn-
Goi5: s T SouIc, Newton FaliS;-Bia-on y CO., Miles;
! Walters, Girard, and dealers everywhere
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Akron Water Lime.

Cslcined. and Sand Plas, ei at Hoyt 6
Stratton, No. s, Main st.
-s. july q, 4 W.
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LeueOrrhoea or whites. Ovarian Tttnaor,
Uterine liberation, E'enlaie. Diseases.
syphlIis and 1IercuriaI Disease.

INV UBLSlN5, -3Ih AnguSt- lc13.
DR. J. c, AVER: Sir, ! c~heerfully comply with the r..
quest Of yeur agent. and report TO you some OF the effects
! have realized with your Sarsaparilla.
7 have cured with it, in my practice, most OF the COM
plants for which il is recommended and have found its
ELECTS trulg wonderful in the cure Of Ve2ele9I ant AI-
carjcI D,Ss1se. One ofmy patients had S~yphiHtc ulcers
in hi. throat, which were consuming his palate and tao
top Of his mouth. Your Sarssparilla, steadily taken,
cured him in five weeks. Another was attacked BY sec
ondary symptoms in his nose, and the liberation had
eaten away a considerable part of Il, SO that l believe the
disorder would soon reach his brain and kill him. But it
yielded to my administration Of your SarsapariIla; the
ulcers healed, and lac is well 8gain, not of course without
come designation 10 dis face. A woman who had been
treated for the same disorder by mercury was suffering
from this poison in her bones, They had become so SEN
sliiye to the weather that on a damp day she suffered ez-
cruciating pain in her joints and bones. She, tUo, vas
cured entirely by your Sarsaparilla in a few weeks. I
know from its formula, which your agent gave me, that
this Preparation from your laboratory must be a great
remedy; consequently, these truly remarkable results
with il have not surprised me-
rafnrpa1w vpuYc n v : AHTNTEn II n
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NTAIE OF ONO,
~ TRUMBULL COUNTY, IS.
james B. Dunlap In Court OF Com. Pleas.
NS.
Francis REYNOLDS. Civil Ac1ion

francs hcynOlGS. civil Action.
The defendant is hereby notified that the plain
ia has HleU lbs petition. III sand case, setting
forth that IN the months OF February and March,
l6CA ne sent and consigned to the defendant, at st.
CIOiX. o. tno Island OF st Thomas, ninety-three
uarrels containing three thousand seven hundred
and 1OTty gallons Of Carbon Oh, to be sold by the
defendant upon Commission, Tor Plaintiff, which
tue deiednaJ then ana there undertook 10 faithful
~ sell anu account Ir TO the painful, and after de-
Quoting from uhe proceeds OF sale, ali proper char
yes ami reasonable Commission, to faithfully remit
- tue rialutlH the net proceeds, ami that the de-
fenU6nt sold said OIi Tor twenty-five hundred dol
lars, aad upwards, gold and silver, over x above all
charges aad Commission manageable thereon, which
IL renIItted would have Jeen and is OF the value Of
SIX thousand dollars, and upwards, and that the de-
tendlnt, although requested, and although reas-
uuabie time has elapsed. utterly neglecjs to remit.
% pay 10 Inc plaintiff the sum or any part thereof.
And Tor which the plaintiff asks Judgment.
Ihe defendant must appear anu answer said pc
tilOn by the otb day of October. next, or the petl-
ton will be taken as confessed to be true.
SUILItt, FUTILE STULL,
Aug lO,-OH. Attorneys.
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~ RAIN CRADLES. % ll3e e sid s@l
NJ improved sfalSi CTagffRega q liz GGeFeton
growth White, ASH Climber. RaffIgftd .stptlior to
any made. AahuiactufeG nv % ~ 15-Hi5~
sIbo1E. BENNETT " arren, Or
2Hspsh!asf qps P e :a aig6 .Msa
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CILKS-Plain Black, Black Bro
~ cade. Colored Brocade. PIaids. Stripes. etc. a
great variety Of styles, from Fifty Cents to Two
Dollars per yard PECK * BROTHER.
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FraterDaIy yours, G.. V. LARIMEE, d.
Rheumatism, Govt, Liver Complaint.


INDEPENDENCE, Preston CO., Va, 9Th July, 1859.
Dr.. J. c. AVER: Sir, l have been afflicted with n pain
fpi chronic RheRlsatiSaI for a long time, which bailcd the
skill Of physicians, and stuck to me in spite of all the
remedies could find, until l tried your Sarsaparilla- Ono
bottle cured me ia two weeks, and restored my general
health so much that l am far better than before ! was
attacked. Think it a wonderful medicine. J.EiiEAL,-
jules Y. Getchell. Of St. Louis, writes: 81 have been
afflicted for years with an-ofecti0ig Of he LTGT, which
destroyed my health. Tried every thing, and every thing
filled TO relieve me; and ] have been a brOhen-dOwn man
fT some years from no other cause than arrangement nf
Ue Llyer. Ny beloved pastor, tLe Rev. Dir. Espy, advised
me 20 try your Safsararilia, hecause lie said he kEGw yOU,
aud any thing YOU made was worth trying. by the bless
ing Of God Il has cured me, and has 50 purified my b.Ocd
a. to make Il new man Of We. ] feel young asain. Tho
best that can be said o. you is not half good enough"
ScIgrrus, Cancer TuDaors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and ExEoEiaGiOn OF
the Bones
4 great variety Of casss have been reported to is where
cures OF these formidable complaints have resulted from
the use Of this remedy, hut orr space here viii not admit
them. Some of them may be found in cur American
Almanac, which, the agents below named are pleased TO
furnish gratis 20 all who call Tor them.
Dyspepsia. Heart Disease. Tits, EpiIep-
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia,
Many remarkable cures Of these affections have been
made by the alternative power Of this medicine. u stlmu-
lates the vital functions into vigorous action, and TINS
overcOmes disorders which would be supposed beyondIts
reach. Such a remedy has long been required by the ne
cessities OF the people, and We are confident that this viii
do for them all thst medicine can do.
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PENSION AGENCY.

The undersigned is authorized by Government
and Is mily prepared with ali necessary Blanks for
making application to the proper department for
the payment OF the following claims on the Gov
eminent, VIZ: -
l Claim OF Officer or Soldier for invalid pension.
2 Claim OF Widow OF deceased ofleer or soldier
iOT pension.
5 Claim OF Mother
4 Claim Of Guardian of Minor Children of de-
ceased Oiicer Or Soldier for pension.
> claim OF Uhcer or Soldier for arrears of Pay
Bounty, &c.
6 Claim Of Widow OF deceased 0Geer for arrears
of Pay Bounty, dc.
Claim of Father
s Claim Of Mother
9 Claim OF Adult Children or Guardian of Mi
Nor Children OF their JOINT claim Tor arrears Of
Pay. BOUNTY Money, &c.
10 Claim Of Brother or Sister of deceased oil
Ger or soldier tor arrears of Pay. Bounty Mon
ey. sc.
Il Application of Officer or Soldier for payment
OF pension
Application of Widows
All persons who are entitled to any of the above
Claims, viii have prompt collections made by ep-
Ply ing TO he undersigned in person at his Office 10
Hartford or BY letter addressed TO him al the same
place. Athletics of inquiry concerning arrears o.
Pay. BoHnty Money, Pensions, &c, promptly an
sWefed. GEO. W. SNYDER.
June l5,-ly* Claim Agent. Hartford, o
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Local Notices.
I'm the Terms Of the
Chronicle.

In consequence of the high price ofthe labor and
matsrial incident to the publication of the CHRoN-
aEeLz. We are obliged. in order to meet expenses, to
advance the price of the CHRONICLE to Two Box
lars per year I'm advance, from and after
July LIST, 1854. Na
Also have increased our advertising rates a mod
,srste per cent. to take effect Immediately.