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DisEASE o. INIPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent yotarv
OF pleasure finds that he has imbifed fhs
seeCs o. this painful disease, It too often han
pens that an ll.timed sense OF shame or Iirea5
Ihose VINO, nom education and reSTlecfshiIityS
III aone beirend him, DELAYING till the coT
Sut5IG1Inh symptoms OF LIis horTfti tiIso9Sa
LUKE tlSI appearance, such as ulCerOfafI s1rs
.t..ossat, diseased nose, nocturnal mains IN tfS
1 iSe ana an ,,,i limbs dImness of sight deafnesS
on ~ ~ 1 Ie shln-bones and arms blotches;
Ctt nlghttnl rapidity, till at last the nainfs
oI me mourn or the bones of the nose flIi IN
anu IL Ine Nictlm OF this awful disease becornas
a horT1d object OF commlseTation untH SSoatj9
f Pg PeeT enc to his dreadful snarings by
rom whence no traveller returns" country
,i y . q melancholy fact that thousonde fol
I3 Ihls terrible disease owing 10 The
az ~, W " OF ignorant pretendeTs who nv
me use Of that deadly 1Oofso, MeTIiy,,t T,S
SS,onhSItltutton, and make the residue Of ijfe
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Valuable Real Estate,
TO BE SOLD
OCTOBER 10th, 1865.
IRON WORKS.
-AND mani, FAcmnpV

1890 Nall T AN1Od Y
Bounded as follows west by the Ohio river
uoItl Dy DIVISION street, east by Main street
y SouI2 " the property OF Messrs. Caldwell
ALSO, the Coal Mine in said Ward noxy
worked by said corporation and the rnfIII.n%,
connecting said mine and the rolling mill
AlSoI the real estate and coal PROPERTY lf-
iiOngtIng 70 me SAID corporation in and adJoIn-
ing south Wheeling, Including tllnt rereniIv
purchased OF DR.. ]. c. Campbell, and me
chnStsS IN action connected therevith. nntl 81
I0Wn lOtS IN south Wheeling lately Duri,hoq-
SlOI the NJ. q NJ. Bank and others md iot
no. l IN Caldwell's addition to the citS, Oi
vision streets, with five tencmelts fhersnT,
II Is supposed that the coal pronertJ, 10 I've
sold with the works. Is SufIi Client 10 pbly the
works for thirty years. - Fry '''e
me SAID real property TO be sold on the fol-
lowing terms, viz: one-fouFth cash. and The
tS, WIN interest from the day of sale, in
uEse equal instruments payable IN six twelve
ana eighteen months from snId date: the mr.
SihEeF OF the real estate to take the stool mr.,
u1 tu vi HlateElnlS, lrOn nails, tools md chat
t tei properly at an nppmisement to be made
" tnIee dlSlntereSted persons, of whom fIIa
agents another, and the two so chosen n t1,TTS
ne me ,IeclslOn OF any two of the three 10 he
nlnulnRi anu the stock so tnken 10 Ne nail for
IN equnl glnStalments ut four, six and eiGht
InOntISt with interest from dny OF sale iTI1o.
HeieIred payments on both the reai esfatS
10 the undersigned agents, and n lien 10 he ~.
!I -itleS on me property until payment in mi
me purchaser shall have the ODfIOr Of 49,
lns III nanu the whole purchase InoneIy n,
any further portion thereof than abnve Sfoi
JAMES PAUL.,
- "s c d. HUBBARD
I1y,,, r. CRANGLE
wheeling, w, Vn AuV IN 1855
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PUBLIC SALE ST

" EObb&C SALE 80
OF Lots I'm Ihe City of Wheeling and
$50. South Wheeling. t ~
T WILL. SELL AT. PUSyIC AUCTION,
II on Friday, the LIST day e September
next, at the front door or the Court fivIi5Ss VI
ONO county, commencing said sale Mt ten
O'Clock A. NJ, Lots numbered 100, 4 OF Lot
"a, Lots lbS and lG6, NIL on Zane street; also
Lots IL and u, in Ritchie's addition, I'd WafJl
ALSO, IN SOUTH WHEELING,
Lots ~, II aud ~, square %.
Nos. 10, IL, square H.
II, II, squaleS0
8, 10, square s.. 7-,r.--t-H-e -.
], z square 81. IA .ss
II, 10, II, squRres2l.
Q, 10, square 81.
8, square 81.
2, II, IL, square ~
3, O, square A. -
2, square 40, ri
TERMS OF SAIE-The purchaser may Mt his
option pay the whole purchase money In
cash, or one-third in hand and the hnlnn O.. in
six and twelve months with interest on lien.
+. II. ARMSTRONG
The sale Of the above property is postpone,l
TIL Saturday, the nth day OF SeDtem-
her. on which day the Zane street property
VIII be sold Mt the Court House, Mt 10 O'Clock
n. m; and the balance of the property on the
sep2-tild
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For Sale.

FoRTY SHARES STOCK IN FIRE AND
IT, Marine Insurance COMPANY of WheeiIniy
Five shares stock in NJ. K NJ. Bank OF Wheel
ing IIg Lots Nos. IL, Is and %, on Clay street,
r sens @iTSdi'ns' q 2G II isMITH;
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Trust not your lives or health to the care n,
destifnfa ~ met ed and worthless pretendeFE
Sti ~ EtII2S DT Johnstons advertisements ~.
~ !; in the newspapers regSioT
t tnSS Keep You trifiing month inter- ,T'tI'
M 81 KIN IneiI nlthy and poisonous mnonnds
and IN 5s Us me smallest fee can be o6tainetj
~ I've SSsl Your own gnlling disappOintment
t,siI1J ohnstOn is the only Physician sdyer.
his of Credentials or diplomas, always hang in
all Others, prepared from liza Sa1I9 y. ~, 70
s6Tntr, Il, OF Europe, the first in the
fSSiI y ana more extensive pyifdts ,,11rt;S
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n = UT y Ut 'IFEIIINIVII1 u
DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member OF the Royal College Of SurpeonsI
London, Graduate from one OF the most emf
nent Colleges in the United States, ana The
the hospitals Of London Paris PhIlniIeJnI,ja
and elsewhere has effected some of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known.
many troubled with ringing in the head nni
ears when nsleep, great nervousness being
nlafmed At sudden sounds, baShfulness, win
arrangement OF mind, were cured iinmeSiiI
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DEMOCRATIC PRDIARY MEETINGS
LAST NIsHT.-The democracy held prl-
mary meetings last night in Clay, Mad
ison, Washington and Union townships.
From the first named the following
gentlemen were elected as delegates to
their County Convention next Monday,
viz: Messrs. James Mathews, DR.. Baird,
o. S. Long, Israel Updegrafr and John
Hall.
From Madison township, Messrs. j.
NJ. Bickel, S. +. Faris, w. T. Chambers,
P. E. linn and Daniel Schambra were
elected.
From Washington township, Messrs.
John F. Baer, John Mooth, a. j. Pan
mel, NJ. Edwards and John Hughes
We're elected.
From Union, Messrs. S. r. Tingle,
Thomas o'Brien, Samuel Harper, Aug
Rolf and james NJ. Ewing were elected
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
DR.. j. addresses nll those who have IrIuro5
themselves by improper Indulgence and soil,
tarY habits, which ruin both body and mind
uniting them for either business Rtudy. 'sos
ciety or marriage.
These are some of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits of YOUTH Wiz.
Weakness OF the Back and IiInfs Pains in
the Hend, Dinness OF Sight, Los OF Muscular
Hower, Palpltatton OF the Heart, DyspepSia
Nervous Irr1tability, Derangement OF the III.
gestlve Functions, General Debility, Symp-
toms OF Consumption, &c.
MENTALLY,-fhe fearful effects on the mind
are much to be dreaded-IoSs of Memoir
Confusion of Ideas, Depression OF Spirits, EN-
Eorbodlngs, Aversion to society, Self istruEy
the evils produced.
Thousands Of persons of all ages can now
Judge what Is the cause Of their declInInf
health, losingstheir vigOr, becoming veaE
pale, nervous and emaclnted, having n singT!
lar appearance about the eyes, cough ard
symptoms Of consumption. " -
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MARRIAGE,

Behect TINT sound mind and body are t,e
bal h1ppineSs Indeed, without fhese II,o
Journey through life becomes n weary MI.
&Tlnnge: the prospect hourly darkens To HE
view; Ine mind becomes shndowed with deg-
Palr ana filled with the melancholy refiec-
uon that the happiness Of another becomes
bNghteCl with our own NSS''tieS
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Immediately cured and full VigOr Restored
This distressing RflectfOn-NThich render
life and marriage impossible the penaiiv
paid by the victims Of Improper INDULGENCE.
Young persons are too apt to commit eScesSses
from not being aware ofthe dreadful cons
quences that may ensue. Now, who that nm.
derstands the subject will pretend to tenv
that the power of prOcreation Is lost soOnsy
by those falling Into improper habits than
by the prudent2 Besides being deprived Of
the pleasure of healthy Offspring The moSt
serious and destructive symptOms to botI
body and mind arise. The system becomea
deranged, the Physical and Mental FuncfinnS
Weakened, Loss OF Provocative Power, Eery-
Gus 1rTitablllty, Dyspepsia, PalpitntiOn OF the
Heart, indigestion, Constitutional DebIlitv
q Wasting OF the Frame, Cough, Consunii-
ton, Decay and Death.
Ohiec, No. South Frederick Street.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street,
n few doors from the corner. Fail NOT 10 OH
serve the name and number.
Letters must be paid and contain n sfamn
The Doctors Diploma hangs I'm his office. ~
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
No Mercury or NnLSeouS D11iOSt
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6fafmI ayptifea.
commissioners Notice.

IN cHANCERYs IN THE CIRCUIT
i Court for Ohio County, West Virginia.:
Alexander Heyinan,
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE Press

n,,--,l1S7 - I'm i OF THE PRESS,
,,6y, S,d many thousands cured at this instjt,,-
RRSit 4t Surgical Operations perf5rHSn, III M
the asLl y M witnessed by the reporters ~
noiiceS ~ III PIPER, and many other panefS.
~ y before the public, Besides his Standi,,S
70 IisenIiedlnn OF character and ressponSiLIIis
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
h8-N No lettens received ,,,,Jos, ,..st -.ss
SSnIalnlng q stamp to be used on the TaSf ~
1I iso ~ writing should state and sen I
Va t'NAN ILI SGI1g describing symptoms
o..,.. =, JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON. ST n
S1, ne ~, Baltimore Lock Hospital, BaitimaIs,
----s--.--- MnrNlnnh
, 1865-01-13
INTERESTING FROM ST. DOMINGO.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HaYana, Dec. ia. 1S6.

Havana, Dec. II, 1861
The Spanish mail steamer Cuba, which
runs between this and other Spanish is
lands in these waters, touching at La
guayra, &C., has just arrived with about
an idea of news from each of those Sc
veral points. All that we learn from st.
Domingo is found in the Porto Rico
newspapers, and amounts TO no more
than thatt the Captain General hadreturGed
to ST. Domingo City from the camp at
Monte Christi, where he had left five
battalions of infantry, one company of
artillery and a small force of cavalry, in
, 1865-01-13

OO1geQ 10 nave CuTee CuOuSauu 1uLldUI~
tants, and this helps us to get at the po-
puIafiD n. In the Western department
there were seventeen commons, Artlbon-
lite thirteen, the Northern department
seventeen, Cabao eight, and OZama ten.
BY some oversight the Southern depart
ment is not given, while the population
of those mentioned would only amount
in the aggregate to about two hundred
thousand souls.
Subsequently, in 1854, the territory of
the Dominican republic was divided into
five provinces, namely :-Conpestula de
Aqua, Santo Domingo de Guzman, Santa
Cruz del Selbo, Conception de la Vega
and Santiago de los CebelIeres. These
were subdivided into commons, and these
again into partidoS. This arrangement
has not been disturbed by the Spaniards,
except that they have added a sixth pro-
vince, that Of SANTANA, at the expense OF
La Vega and Selbo. At the time, how
ever, of this second geographical division
of the territory, the population had not
increased much, and even at this day 1t
is not compu a at more than from two
hundred and fifty to three hundred thou
sand souls. I cannot give all the interest
ing statements on this subject at one dose,
else | should make this letter much too
long; but at some future time, when [
have nothing better to communicate, l
will complete what | have here roughly
sketched.
Consider, then, this population of three
hundred thousand souls carrying on q war
with q nation of fifteen millions, and not
only carrying it on, but determined TO
succeed. A patriotic Spaniard, who has
served in this war, has endeavoured TO do
some extra service by asserting that the
climate of st. Domingo does not kill off
the Spanish troops. So much the worse,
then, for Spanish chances of success; for
the alternative is that they have been
killed off by the insurgents. Now, how
many men can these insurgents arm
Half the population, perhaps rather
more, as is the case almost everywhere
in the world, must be females. OF the
remainder, let us say one hundred and
fifty thousand-it would be too much to
say one half-are males capable of bear
ing arms. Putting the number at fifty
thousand, then, these fifty thousand men
are fighting an enemy outnumbering them
in the proportion of one hundred to one,
at least and yet, at the first cry of
peace from their ranks, they single out
the culprit, even though he be their
sworn and trusted leader, and shoot him
for a traitor. When, formerly, 1 made
little of their efforts, and predicted their
speedy defeat, had not learned that
they had SO much love of country and IL
berty, though still considering them infe-
rior to their enemies in every other point
of view. The wal will go on; but it
will be a useless waste of blood and trea-
sure. Numerical strength might in the
end triumph but who can calculate the
numbers of Spanish soldiers that would
perish before this end were attained ?
And then we have the authority of Ge-
neral Buceta for saying that the "colony"
will never remunerate the mother coun-
try for the immense expense in money
and cost in men she is now entailing upon
herself. Well, everything must run its
appointed course.
, 1865-01-13

Belize, Honduras, Nov. I6, 1861.
IFmjd COloniSts alarmed at Marjmi-
Han's Swoop, &c.
Maximilian's proclamation taking this
colony into his empire, has caused some
alarm in the minds of the old women
who recoIlect the old Pork and Dough-
boy war" Of 1896, when the slaves in
this colony Chen a small settlement of log
wood c%utters) whipped the thousands of
the Spanish army and feet which were
sent down here to dispossess the then
feeble settlement. When our old women
are told to keep quiet, and TO dismiss
their fears, they reply, 1--WE know they
will be beaten if they come, but they
might kill some Of we, and one of we are
more worth than all the Spanish brutes,"
, 1865-01-13

only, under the sole right for that pur-
pose given them by Spain.
Macmillan thus refuses to recognize
England:s claims to this colony after one
hundred and fifty years possession, and
instructs his project of Merida to exercise
Jurisdiction over it as Mexican territory.
Whether he will be able to carry out these
Instructions remains 10 be seen.
England's claim to this colony is based
on treaties made with old Spain in 1870,
1868, 1888 and 1886, in all of which
Spain reserved to herself the sovereignty
OF them, simply granting permission to
cut and export logwood and mahogany,
but not to cultivate the soil. In 1882
and IN 1898 Spain fitted out expeditions
against the English settlers, the former of
which was successful and the latter fail
ed, from which time she has ceased to
take further action in the premises. At
ter the independence of Mexico and the
Central American States, England, evil
IDENTIFY doubling her right of ownership,
entered into q treaty with Mexico liz 1926,
in which treaty Mexico recognizes En-
glands claim to British Honduras, and
also by treaty with Guatemala, made
1868, Guatemala surrenders all claims she
possessed TO this colony. The facts are
lndisputable that England first obtained
a foothold here through the pirates who
infested the waters Of the Bay of Hon
duras, who, finding their occupation
gone, turned their attention to eating
logwood that England applied for and
obtained, permission from Spain to con-
tinue cutting and exporting logwood and
mahogany that by force Of arms she
prevented Spain from ~regaining posses
sion that she has, by gradual eneroach-
ments, extended her jurisdiction over a
much larger section of country than was
originally granted that she is now en-
deavoring 10 extend the line into Yucca
ten, beyond the Rio Hondo, heretofore
claimed as the limit, and / think there
can be no doubt that she will continue
to hold it, in spite of Macmillan, or any
other Power not strong enough to wrest
il from her.
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Principal Office and Laboratory is At he n r. corner Of
Sixth and Commerce Streets Philadelphia. where al
letters for advice or business should be directed.
He will be found here every Saturday professionally
to examine lungs with the kespifometer, for which his
fee is ihroe doais Al advice frte
In New York a. No 80 Bond Street, every Tuesday,
from A. NJ 10 3 p. NJ.
At the Marlboro Hotel, Boston, January IS and ~,
February and is March Is aud IS, April 10 and 20.
MAY II and Is, June "a and Is, July 70 and ~
The time for my being in Baltimore and Pittsburgh
will be seen ia the daily papers Of those cities.
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GONORRHGA AND SYPHILIS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELL
CATE HEALTH

DIR. DOW, Ply stefan nd surgeon, Nos and En-
dicot' street, Bottom is consulted daily Tor all d.
incident to he female s,sttm ProlApsus Uter o. Pail
lug of he Womb, Fluor Albus Suppression and other
menstrual arrangements are all treated upon path
ologi al pfir AID speedy eef guaranteed in few
days 50 invNiabl' certain is the new mode II trea
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under H.
H. n -. = H. -. III ,JJ, ~ t.9. a. a. .
Of dsases Of women and children than ANY other
PHI sican in Boston and has since 1870, confined his
male complaints
Ali lett'rs must contain four red stamps or they
vii not be answered. Office hours from A. NJ. TO =
NJ
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- ING S VEGETABLE AMBROSIA.
III GREAT lair RRsToRATIV

ms Preparation gives universal satisfaction wherever
introduced The d. oyerer by patiently experiment
ing has succeeded In combining such ingredients as
ue in his compound the various hair renoyators and
,ent"ers extant II is infaible restoier OF gray
Original Color and Lustre.
Thousands q ladies' who have former worn Front
Ileees, nave di'earded them and changed their gray
hsn me DARK lusuous, silk'n uesses Of youth
Light Red, Faded hair be changed 10 a beautiful
~uoain BY TWO or three applications Do not, then
"eai sueh an ancient aud dapid ted appearance 10
your lends but secure II once bottle of mbrusiA
Thing Of Beauty is Joy Forever uumoIs
ana u ssases u he scalp produce badness The Am
olosA Is warranted 70 restore the sea p 10 healthy
condition aud lhektn the hair Dandru IA tLor nghly
etsdieAl'd by suse Itching and burning Of the scalp
MAY cured BY two applications.
us uehy periumed Hair Dressing IL is not a
dle Il does not stain the finest linen A vegetable
compound does not act inlously upon the hair OF
hssih a. 90 ~ trlie " ssel Dies or those made o
o'n'' h'ous drugs liy Il and be convinced
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An act for the protection Of deer.

II IS Hereby sndcfod dc.
SEC. |, II any person shall hereafter, within
the period Of ten years, Kill any animal of the
deer kind found running at large within this
State, or assist therein or shall hurt or worry
any such animal, he shall be punished by fine Of
hfy dollars, and costs Of prosecution, to be recoy-
cred by suit before Justice of the peace one
and the other half to be paid into the treasury Of
the town ~ which such animal shall be SO hurt,
worried or killed. ~ -.
SEC. 2, II any offence against the provisions
OF this aetbe committed in any unorganized town
or gore within this state. one-half of the fine
imposed by this act shall be paid to the complain
ant and the other half shall be paid into the
treasury Of the State.
SEC. 8. This act shall not be so construed as
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TO THE LADIES
Both Married and Single \
THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOR FEMALES
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS


DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
viii in medstey relieve without pain all dis,urbanc.s
Of the periodic discharge whether arising from resxa
uon or suppression. They act like charm in removing
the pains that accompany dihcu or immodera,e men
situation and are the only safe and reliabe remedy Tor
flvshes' siok Headache Pains in the loins Back md
Sides, Pal itation q the Heart Nervous Tremots H,,
tercs spasms Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and
dangerous effects Of unnatural condition Of the ser
VA functions In the worst c'ses Of Fluor Alba,
Whites, they effect speedy cure.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
have been used OVER A QUARTER OF CENTURY They
are offered as he only safe Of renewing interrupt
ed mensuuauon but Ladies must bea, IN mind that
hefe Is one condition ~ the female uhiCh the
Pb cannot Be taken pithout producing PRCUI lar
hESCL The condition 'eferred 10 ~ FREEMAN.
Cl-the result MfSC4 RRfAGE such - the iyyesist.
tbe tendency Of the medicine restore ne serai no
sums % normal condition, that the reproductive
gowW o. nature Ndnnot resttt Il THEY CANNOT DO
u AkN 10 any other way.
DIR. CHFtSRMAN S FEMALE PILLS
Are ne only Medicine that HARHWn AND siNoir Ia.
nov b WdRR OF lWflfi0NSi Tts.s 4 W.
form ihc ftneti itqafati0N ereT pat fororrd with
msdaie and FerstsfsHt Success DON'T BE DE-
Chf ~ IaAe this Advertisement o your DruggisL
snr ell him that you rant the BEST and most RE-
LlABLR FEMALE NBDICJNB IN the
OIL ~ which is comprised in
m Or CHEESEMAN'S FEMALR ILLSlll
Inc nave received, and are rect ving the sane
non ~ ne most eminent PAgsio,ans IN Ameriea
tNfLlClI DIRECTIONS with each Box-the price,
OHg Quar- PER Dor, containing from 80 TO co Pills
fis sent by mail promptly by RENTING the price TO
we Pfopfittof Or any authorized Agent, in current
| funds
| By Dyuggisn generally.
HUTCnINS & nlLLIER Propri,tOn
- 4t:e5daw cop 81 Ce4avSt Neis Yotk
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2. NJ TutBs n co- p,

M EN- TUBS a CO. Proprielors, 81
n ~, Petefboro', N. IL.
frsnkhn street one door 4 Br adway, Nav Yofk
Sohn =. Henry q Co, Waterbury, VI, wholesale
agents - '-V''''''
For sale By druggiss and dealers generally md NV
wood bixoy Co, Montpelier, VI 7Odsseo~ej
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE.
Those who need The services Of experienced physi
clan Or surgeon IN all difficult and chronic diseases
every came and nature should give him call
F. -llr. Dow imports aud has for sale new attirl
called the French secret. Older BY mail Two for 81
and red stamp. 67;OS
MAY 1860
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Approved, Nov. 2 1865,
An act to protect the fish in Monkton Pond,

An act 10 protect The nsh IN Monkton Pond,
II IS hereby enacted, de-
SEC. |. If any person shall catch or take any
fish in the waters Of Monkton Pond within five
years from the passage Of this act, by use of a
seine, gill-net, snare, trolling, fishing through
holes cut in the ice, shooting, spearing, or any
other way than the ordinary hook and line, he
shall be liable TO pay to the town of Monkton
the sum Of five dollars for each and every fish so
taken, to be recovered on complaint Of grand
juror before justice OF the peace, with costs Of
prosecution
SEC. ?, This act shall take effect from it's pas
sage.
Approved, Nov. s, 1855