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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16
Farmers, Paint.

Farmers will fad the following profit
able for house or fence paint: Skim milk.
two quarts; fresh Stacked lime. eight oun-
ees; linseed oil, six ounces; white Burgan-
DIV pitch. two ounces; Spanish white.
three pounds. The lime is TO be Stacked
IN water, exposed to the ar. and then mix
ed with about one fourth of milk; the oil.
IN which the pitch IS dissolved. 70 be al
ded, little at a time, then the rest of the
mllk, and afterwards the Spanish white.
1his Is sufficient for twenty seven yard-
TWO coats. This is for white paint. Ii
desirable, any o.hcr color NAV be pro.
duced; thus, if d cream color is desired. in
place OF part Of the Spanish white, use the
other alone H'ork.ng Farmer.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16
Hest Node OF Filing yycod.

d. Clrrie, OF Hull, writes: KS this IS
the season for laying up supply Of fuel
tor next year, 1t may benefit some Of your
readers to know that frewool, for next
year use, is much better when pilel with
the bark side uppermost, for wood Piled
with the bark side down is not 50 dry as
when the bark Is uppernost; besides
when you come to handle it again the
bark is liable to fall off, and go - loss.
owing to the wet in summer getting be-
tween the bark and the wood = LauaIo
Furner.
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PROSPECTUS FOR SO.
qHl5lTIRllY lI'5GIgf POST.
The Oldest I'd bas.of,he v7ee.l;6a

The publ her Of ~Lc Post would cali tho az
tention OF their heSt 81 Old friends and the public
to tacir prospectus ior Tie coming car. Tie
Post still continue 10 maintain lis PROUD position
as First class literary PAPER. ana arrays weekly
IT'S solid and numerous columns OF CAoce Liter
ature. including Stories. sketches, Poetry Essavs
Anecdotes, ana everything of an interesting
character designed
I'D INSTRUCT AND A1El-SE..
Subscribe 70 The Post, and see If You do not
note gradual improvement in the minds and
manners OF your family. It's varied lessons on
all subjects. cannot fab Of being productive OF
mose CT less good.
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IddTfSS, T0Sf pdl6,
CHARLES .. PETERSON,


TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS
GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility,
IncompetcRcy, Prem ture Decay, and Youthful
Error, actuated by desire to benefit others, will
be happy TO furnish who need it Gree of charge
the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy used in his case. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers bad experience, and
possess a sure and valuable remedy. can do so
by addressing him st once at his place of business.
The recipe and full information-of vitalimpor-
tance-willbc checrfullv sent by return mail
Address JOHN Is. OGDEN.
No. 60 Nassau Street, New York.
PS.-Neevous Sufferers Of both sexes will find
This Information Invaluable ln19--'-
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To sSsTRgET AND a7Eg-SE.
4 SEWING kaarnIRsE PREMIUM.

We viii give orc CT Wheeler ( Wilson'S eel.
cbrsted Sewing Macines-the regular price of
Ihich iS titty-ivc doilars-on Inc following terms
T"en'y copias. one year and the Sewing
Machine, SO 90
Fhirt! copies. year, and the
Sewing Machine, SIS 90
Forty sopies enc year. and the
Sewing Machine. 500 co
IL In all cases the Machine sen. eill be no
regular Wheeler !, Wilson'S 30. , Machine, sold
by them in New York for Fifty five collars
The Machine viii be selected new at the manu-.
factory in New York, boxed, and forwarded free
Of cost wi;h the exceptio. of freight.
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FASBIaNS AHEAD OF VII OTHERS.
TRY IT FOR ONE YEAR.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.


To every person getting up n club, at the above
rates, copy of the Magazine for 1865 will be
given gratis; or. If preferred. the superb engra-
wing tsizc ~ inches by 81 inches,) "WASH-
INGTON PARTING FROM HIS GENER-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16

OGO TO PAUL'S for Boots and Shocs-h
has the largest and best stock in town; it cannot
be oxcelled for quality and quantity, in Indian
and he sells cheap. n6nI
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CASH IN ADVANCE,

I'D Quo %
| twenty :. and one to getter up o club IS 90
One copy of The Post and one Of the
Lacy ficlitl- 4 Ou
is The matter in The Post will ALWAYS be
different from thatin Inc LadN's F lend
REMIrrANcEs should be made IN United States
notes For all an cunts over Five Dollars
prefer drafts on any ofthe eastern cities, pay able
70 our order
u Specimen numbers Of The Post SC Mt gratis,
Address
DIE con ~ PETERSON.
No. $40 Walnut ST.. Phiada
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16

y QUERY.-A youngster while perus-
ing chapter Of Genesis, turning to his
mother, inquired whether the people III
those days used to DO sums On the
ground He accounted for his question
by reading the passage: And the sons
of men multiplied upon the face Of IL.
earth
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

office is hereby given that the partnership
/ heretofore existing between the under
signed IS this day dissolved by Limitation. All
persons knowing themselves to be indeb' ed to the
late hrm Of Reeve & Capron are requested to call
ana settle The Books and papers are to be found
at tho office Of C. II Reeve.
c. REEVE,
A.C. CAPRoN.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16
a Caro- 10 ssac suffering.

SWALLOW two or three hogshcads Of
- "Buchu," Tonic Btters," ''Sarsaparlla,' -
"Nervous Antdotee." &c. &C., &c. al after
you arc satisfied with the result then try o. Snx
Of OLD DOCTOR BUCAHN'S ENt LI'H
SPECIFIC PlLLS-and be restored to heath
and vigor in less than Il ly days. They are pure
y vegetable. pleasant TO take, prompt end saluta-
ry IN their effects on the broken-down and shat
tered constitution. Old an young can take them
with advantage. Imported AID sold in the Uni
ted States only by JAS. $. BUTLER,
No. 1877 Broadway, New York.
35-Asent for the United States.
T. S.-A Box ofthe Pills, securely packed,
WILDE mailed to any address on receipt OF price,
which is ONE DOLLAR, rost paid-money re.
funded by the Agent If entire satisfaction is not
given. n5 m3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16

\ THUNDERDRUn.-"N Niger, want
to AK you one of dem thunderdrums.'
well, Sam, propel"
Why am niger after eating sal: iish
like celebrated poet -
DO no less bekase-bciaec -
well 'kasc WHAT
"Why, 'kase he's Dryden
9 We'll. why Is Niger hs in dc rib.
like another celebrated poet ?"
Bless dc Lord, dat's easy nuf; kaze
he's an .tken- side
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
hiEeases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri-
~ nary and Sexual Systems-new and
reliable trcatment-in reports Of The HOWARD
ASSOClA1 ION-sent by mail in sealed letter
en- ENVELOPES. iree of charge. Address ,Dr.J. Skill
LIN llOUGHTON. Howard Association, No. Z
South Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
v9n49-ly.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16
GOOD ARTICLE!
SO CHEAP.

The subscriber has large and good stock and
u i'll sell atbarely living profits. Having superior
workmen always employed he &C furnish custom
WORK and do repairing to suit ALL
Designing to remain in business here, he VIII
make it to the interest of the public opatronize
him. GEORGE kOCI.
Plymouth, Indiana September 10, '63 n7tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30
ADVISORY BOARD.


VNHIs COMPANY WAS INCORPORATED UyDER
the Law Of the State of Ohio, and gill COMMENCE
boring for OiL and otherwise developing their l.uds TN
mfdiately.
The Company owns, in fee simple. one thousand scre.
Of Land in L~is Coun y. kentns Ky. foer miles -,srh q
Nsnceourg on THE obfo river, ard on salt lick Cre~k. .
tributary u toe Obi, and j. pert 4 the Oh track lately
discovered Ia Adams county. Ohio. crossing the river %
Lewis county. Ksut1c.y. and ext-.dfuc through thi-
land fer mIes into Kentucky.
The universal opinion Of all experienced In OIL terri
rtory. Who have visit. q his district. 4. that Il will prove
highly p ocucuve and large smouHrs of land have al.
ready been taken up oy them.
Toe Iompary also own. in fee simple. In Crawford
county Indiana, on The waters Of Little hiue, Stinking
Fork and OIL G eek. twelve Tracks Of land, selected en-
pres~ly az the best oil territorv, and comprising Que
thousand sore, OF hss o.en saihs'ed from The rpr nss
in this vicinity for the ~psstfory years. and used OF some
of the inhabii ants aud manuf cturers for inu ninsting
pdrpo>e~. One dsssinery Was lighted siib oil over thirty
wears ago. a. certified I" " the son Of the pr prirtor.
Onth- opposite I'd o!the r'v-r. IN kentn Ky. and IN the
same basin, Is a Esn now yielding a largely remnners-
tive prof.
There are nov twelve wen. in progress two ~ whi~a
have struck OF within a few Aays,) ia the immediate vi
entity, aud PREPARATIONS are making 10 sins Others. Q
majority OF which belong TO part rs Interested in oil weiis
in We tern Pennsylvania.
Wedo not deem IL bosstful 10 state that the pros
poets Of THIS Company are a. favorable - any that
dends, a. all the & illogical features, surface indica-
ion-, and actual presence of oil. poio; 70 rs existence
wells.
We procured this large amount Of Iaod. all (Which j.
oil territory, with the Object. Vheu deemed best by the
ComraDy. Of cisposing OF portions by sale OF l-sse TO
other parties al a large sdvanee. thus being prepared 70
enhance the value Of the property 10 an unlimited
amount
II is proposed to oser this stock for a lImlied time
only at half the par value, being ten dollars for each
share oftwenty dollars. for the purpose Of more expedi-
tiousiy developing the territory.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

she LEFT Chicago on the % OF August. and prior
to that time we have never heard that she or Der
husband were in that state. so !, j. perfectly
apparent tha, she bad not resided in the state of
Indiana one year at the tine she made the ap
plication. Therefore. By the state laws Of Iudi-
ana, II that fact had been brought 70 the atten
ton OF the Judge, We must assume the court
would have refused TO grant this decree. The
fact does not appear. from reading the decree il
self, TO have been presented 10 toe court. except
by the statement made on the face Of the peti-
ton The petition states thst she has resided
there one yesr. Tha; ia not true. Therefore,
for these two reasons. l declare to you that the
decree OF divorce obtained in Indiana is invalid
as a bar TO this action. 1t is not a bar. IL
should be taken into consideration for 10 other
purpose than to mitigate damages or to aggrs
vate them, as you should consider whether the
defendant took any improper part in procuring
the divorce or not.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

The Morgan Gazette Republican, is deci.
dedly opposed to The bounty system. IL says
The county board voted, on Thursday, 70 ap.
~propriate I bounty of $500 to each volunteer and
each drafted man under The last call. We SIN
cerely hope the board will reconsider this matter
They have no right 10 burden Morgan county
with this immense debt. They have 10 right to
tax tue property of those Hho are Iox in the
service, to bGy out those Who have been at home
all the time. What right have they to tax the
widow and orphan, whose husband and father
has died in the army. to keep some one else from
serving his country The operation OF this boun
Z, i unjust to the government and 20 the people
The Legislature ought 70 refuse 10 ~legalize these
appropriations
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

The telegraph reports that the rebel suthori-
Ties demand as a condition OF peace uncond,iion
al recognition. ard that Mr.. LsNcoLN'L sine qua
non Is the abolition. of slavery and unconditional
submission on the part Of the rebels. These
propositions are a. wide spsrt as the poles. ard
IL correctly reported. and insisted upon. there
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

The Washington correspondent. Of The Indian
apolis Journal writes that a. military man
General BrrLKK mus, be regarded a dead. blank
failure" Why do the administration. then.
thing Is ieopardzed by such 4 course-not only
the lives Of the orase mea placed under the
command Of such Incompetent generals. but even
The cause Tor which they are sighting.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

The New Albany Ledger recommends the
establishment ofeoal oil refneries IN that city, as
they would be iAe mesns Of securing an immense
trade 10 that branch Of business, if the coal oil
Developments in Crawford, Perry, Harrison and
FLOYD counties turn out even one-half As we'll as
they nov promise.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

LEAvsswoGTs. IsD, n<o. Is, 1854.
President Tar Spring Oil Company, Cincinnati. Ohio:
Dear s.r-Havlng examined the lands OF your Con-
pany IN this county,, ! do not Hesitate 90 say thsf they
are The very best selections Of oil territory.
JAMES pIiER,
Recorder ofcrawfoTI Comfy. Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

The Editors and publishers Of Indiana will meet In
convention at indianapolis, on
Friday. Feb. Sd. at ] o'clock p. NJ.
A distinguished speaker will be present to address the
meeting. All editors ere earnestly requested to be in
ATTENDANCE, as business of importance will be trans
acted. jan2s-dtd.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30
Additional Report of the state Debt
sinking FUND Com m~fssioner-
INpTANAPoLIs. January p, Icb5.

INDIANAPOLIS, January %, icoo.
t. ,ha H.. IT po..;. coo.Lo- Of 10 uo.so
80
Inc undersigned, two OF the state debt SINKING
fund com missioDers. would respectfully present
an add;,ionsI renort os their n,oceedinrs in rela.
ton 20 the condition and disbursement of said
fund
Since the date Of our report made to the Gen
eral Assembly We wonld RESPECTFULLY show that
tnere has been purchased from Wm ID. Eugiish
OF , per cent stock $50 .oOO. at the rate OF W
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

Professor Roberts says: a thorough examination
OF she oil fields Of this county has convinced me that
the surface indications found on Sinking Fork. Otter
Fork, OIL Greek sOd the Little Blue. CT lord county.
Indiana, samples Of which IN rsck aud crude oil 4 sent
you by express. are equal in quality and abrndsDce. ~
not ~ excess, 81 any ia this county
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

2 Where will be a special meeting Of CENTER LODGE,
Il No %, this Monday evening at o'clock. for
CHAS. FISHER, see'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30
MONEY TO LEND.
MAY es SMITH.

MAY & SMITH,
2 uthorired By Government % loan sSo.csf. ia suns
n from u 70 thousands. On Watches. Diam Fncs.
Jesel-y, Clothing. Furniture, Musical INSTRUMENTS, and
other personal property, AZ No. leR. North Illinois
street, Nor~eod's Block. the frs; hailcing north q the
Bates House, up stair. Private roous. sccort door.
of3ee open al eli hcurs.
~ Unredsemsd pledges Of al kisss fer sale CO
trade. ~ian3o-dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

JAErARr 1, lss5.
President Tar Spring Oil Company. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dear SRI have the pleasure to inform you thar ~
have struck oil in two IF our wells nov in progress.
This fact conf ms my previous o~pinlon-that yoa and
"ehave the best oil territory ia the Unitef States
r. WORKS.
Superintendent Knox County oil Company.
OL RErSEar. January >, Iss5.
President Tar Spring OIL Company, Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dear sir-The specimen Of tar from your lands hand
ed me contains 30 per cent. % pure petroleum and l. one
Of the best specimens have seen. and Is abundant proof
o. oil producing land.
HAMILTON LYoS, Rehnsr.
Persons AZ a distance wishing to subscribe for this
STOCK, by rem tiiny tie money TO 0RkEN n. MOORE.
Secretary. have The advantage o. getting their certificate
OF stock returned by mail ct half price.
s. r. CARY, Pre- dent.
A. ID. BREkD, Vice President.
ORREN X. MOORE, Secretary.
- Indianapolis Agency at NJ. 3oh West wash
lngton street.
EDWARD HARE,
jsn26-d'w AGENT.
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90 mbom It man Concern.
SrRspos GENERALS OPFIox.
WAsHINaToS CIrr, ,. G: Auen'I ] :, IoOI

WAsHINaTOs CITr, D. c. August u, 100 !,
4 n ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, TO consIJ.
~ OF Brevet Colonel s. 1nper Surgeon U: B. A.. rIes
dent; 8revei Lieutenst- Colonel u. X Writ Suig n g
A. Breyet Lieutenant oonel Anthony hesrr su H. s A.
A. and Brevet Major C. c. Lee, Assistant Surssi " G, ~
Recorder will met in New.York City on the zo
TENDER next for the examination Of candidate. lo ~ As
into the Medical staff o! the United states h'"'' 49,
sistant Surgeon. for promotion , oe .. ~ ,rs and
,;or, nus, he addressed to the Surgeon General
Of tie emy stating the resce OF the sd h
date and piece Of his birth; they nus. &c -
rerpcct,b testimonials Of moral character in -, A.
II the applicant r. tne .r,yIc sd 1e wbom eR he ha.
@ ~ ;n .sryice IL tie TTc,ent time tie application
n, Ne sr through the Medical Director OF tho respective
snce is made the expenses Of persons undergo
~ ,cainston as 1t is ~ Indispensable prerequisite 20
appointment -, ,,. T., ,h ,,oi,.,l s.g
J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General L. >. A.
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Summer t3ctreats.
yNOMAN'S INFIRAlANY,
w (HOME FOR INVALID FENALESJ
WASHINGTON uElnI1H

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
Oyg.ArNDRED AND Pity gLETlI2T. hFv-IORK orr
This is most drirsbc hni DE- Sat- Tor iadira whore
he a cGie; there entire ubence O. the appearance
of HosPfrkL bene really mt the above name indicates
HohE where woman who needs rest and receive
irestlneut under the Je5 medical % aud have her Diet
bathing and exercise esuat according 70 ber needs
Iroo. application OF electricity water Treatment, and at.
the appliance Of modern medical cincr used as the
rcouIr, The location is perhaps the inrl on the i-lond
commanding offensive views surrounded ~ hne shade aud
i.ui trees and large s'do, wLlcn supple ies vegetables
and fruits
Board from <to $50 scr week for paying patients.
One.iiiId o. tle psticnts tlcc. 80
Physicians tees regulated by the nature OF tie treatment
required. -. .,,mo.,,,.,, al,
Application ,nay be made 20 Dr. J. w. MITCHELL, House
Plycisr AID rgcon o. Washington Heights, Onehuud ed
andfNyLiAst or " No. X West TwcuIy tistthso New
York
MEDICAL STAFF:
Physician and Surge0n--J. ". MlGCHELb. NJ. u. -
Consulting PtJ ..csns-JOIh !. CRAY, NJ d. EDWD.
BAiARD, NJ. u. - . .
Consr,nr aprscoa.-ALExAHDER HoSACK, NJ D.
J. A. MelICkAG, ND
WAYS OF ACCESS.
tbs iysasBS Eyrk RAu..pAD WAT-faAINs stop o. One
hundred and. hii y-,rcOnd-si.
OggBUJgs pass the ld mary every hsfhour correcting
VITA the Harcn sicln.tf aims, the Second and Isd1Ye
horsecar aud 4HDoas which ply between e lower part
ofthe city Hlre. and tic Hi.h bridge.
THE EIGHTH AVE- CARs rim % OHe.hundre ed and.t@eni
fftn-si ea0 omuibu r. couDcct with them also.
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DEPARTMENT or THR TSTEr1oR,
IfNtrrn srITrs pAr~r;T 0VPICY
On TIE PETITION Of LOUIS :. ROBBINS

IN TIE PETITION OF LOUIS :. ROBBINS
Of NeyyYork n " praying for cxonsion OF pa'eit
granted MIN the iti dy Of NOVEMBER, 1884, vr an ui.
provenent IN LUBnlC ATlNG OH FROM ROSlN, ioT
years from the ton Of ssd patent, wiich takes
place "a the All day Of NovcTbrr. 1865,
It ordered that The said peton be beard at the Phte
Office MONDAY. tie 2jd day Of October next a. y
o'clock ~ and ali persons notified 70 appear and show
III any they have why sad petition ought not to b.,
Rrsnted
Persons opposing the extension required Ia Gle in The
Patent Office ,heir objections frecsy set ir h WI ZOO = -
least feenf DAYS before The day of oil g. uouy '
by ehe. party be used at tie ra heir, "usi be ts
aud transmitted in scc0 dance with the OF The Office
which will be- furnished on sppi Gallon.
Drpoon and other PAL relied upon testimony must
BE- fled Office fer,y days before 'hc day o. hearing TO
araunents wy. wi Lin I'm days 6ftr r the -stnouy
Ordered also. that TN noice hr pub nld ~ The hroncic,
Washington ID. C., ard Tf.huie. New-N"ib, y y. once
week fr three successive weeks the r.; Of d puh
10 sKty days pfrvi0u 70 tine doy 81 hraur
D. Z. Holloway. Coinin, -iOner ol Faieuts.
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! DEPARTMENT OF THR la ERROR. }
| UNITED STtrKs PATENT OTFioH,
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2. 1865.

IN THE PETITION 81 LOUIS :. hCbDiNo
W O. New.Yok " y praying for the extension OF pat
ent granted him the 4 d Of November IaI ioI an
improvement in TANKLpS OIL FROM RDSlN for seEen
year. from the expiration Of said patent which takes pace on
the 4th DIV of November, 1867, =, n,
1t ordered that the petition be heard ct Tie Patent
Office on MONDAY the I'D day Of October next at lIocoek
m and all persons notified to appear and sho" cause II
any they have why sad petition ought no to be grated
Persons opposing the extension are required 90 NE VI e
Patent Once their objections specially SET ioIn IN W,ts a
by either party 70 be used the ssid hearing must be taken
and Transmitted IN arcord6uce with the rules OF the OAee
which viii be furnished on application.
Deposi ors and other papers. relied upon az testimony
must be the Office tgEfv days before the day Of hear
ing; the arguments if any within Ten days after filing the tea
mOny. 800 o.,
Ordered also, tina. this notice. he Published in TIE
Chronicle " asl inrton d. c. aud Tribune NewNok \.
u three successive weeks; the hr o, SAID
pub atous 10 DO a leas. SIXTY days ptvou TO s Gay OF
Hearing ID. +. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner OF Pateris-
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CPECIAL TO DISCHARGTD SOLDIERS

- IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Al soldiers mustered o. hrgrd upon partial dc Grip
tive lis receive The bALANt ElHfI.
Apply H. prrson OF by lc'tr. 60 LEfFF&lS HOFFMAN
Co.. 10. a. Patk.ro", tlIn,g Buiiciug.l Ncw> ORR
GOLDIERS discharged on Partial Descriptive
- Lists and az Others having claims or trear- 81 Fsy,
Bounty Pensions or lost Check Bool cor lve uic ssu
speedily ed and raid b ffv'siu. a. Tao tAlng Ole
Of ]. NEASON LUCkEl. No. 1lJ lroadwty.
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Alarbincrn.

II A. RENTON & Co., BIS Founders
and Manufacturers Of Globe, hnglsC heck and saieiF
Valve, Steam, Wser Gas old Gauge COCKS on Cops Steam
WHISTLE. O.We, Pumps, SucAes, Connections Sc. Best
finished Good' ard CASH g. aud lowe, rcrs ia iAe city.
No. li ku-st., mp ftaifs.
EOR SBLE-TWO FLYER TWlSrERS
a. 3j spllligs oeoal Balls sp"dcs. Al IN excellent
rInuing order IoI prfcu-fs -pn'y o. WI. II. hclEEA
son, No 10 Cltrk-it Pat rOu y. j..
yE'ODD q RAFFERTY,, Machinery Mcr
chmt'. 10. Deylf works Patterson, y. j.; m0uuiuc
tore eaton,y AMI porab Eneues and Eor, Flax, Hemp
T,a O.Au 40 -, p, ,i..t.erg tl lt4s.l., Jbabl. 10