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TAINTED,

As SUITABLE person to take charge of a. Factory
IA Boarding House in Saccarappa. Apply TO the
Agent Of Westbrook Manufacturing Company.
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House and Land for Sale.

THE undersigned, as Guardian of the Estate Of
j Charles II; Place, Charles II Kinsman, and
others, would offer osale the desirable Real Estate
situated at No. SO Spring Street. between Bracket
and Clark Street. The property consists of lot Of
Land eS feet front on Spring Street, and cunning
storied dwelling house thereon: fitted up for two
families, and being in a good state Of repair. -,
For terms &c, application may be made 20 JVhN
,K1NSMAN, 90 Union Street; or to the undersigned
at 400 Congress Street, ,,,,,,,,,,e.
oct14dtf VA John j. w Rifsf ES..
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PORTLAND & KENNEBEC R. R.
- SPECIAL NOTICE.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
c. On and after Monday, OCT. oh, 1866,
sssassssssszssss trains will run as follows:-
Morning Train for South Paris, Lewiston and
Auburn at 700A NJ. Llsfi4 aoli1g(aF +9F 5000
Mail Train for Watervile, Bangor, Gorham Island
Pond, Montreal and Quebs e at % P M. fsa 81 ii
Trains will arrive as follows;-
From Montreal, Quebec&c 2O5 P. NJ.
From So. Paris, Lewiston and Auburn, STA. NJ.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value (and that person
ally unless notice is given and paid for at the rate Of
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
W $50 q G. J.BRYDGES, Managing Director.
> H., BAILEY Slt7aertntendent.
Portland, June 22d. 1865 ocl0dtf
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Cts.
: Worms, Worln-Fever Worm-Colic, rs
= J" Cryfng-ColIc or Teethng of infants Is
" : Diarr9a of children or adults rs
" Dysentery, Gripping. Bilious Collie, Is
AZ " Chofera-iaor6us, Nausea, Vomiting, rs
" Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis y q
- g Neuralgia Toothache Faceache 81
" Headaches, Sick Headache Vertigo d
:. 10 g DysPesta, Bilious Stomach l25
" II " Suppressed or painful Periods '25
& " u = Whites, too profuse Periods 90 25
" IL " Group. Cough, difficult Breathing 25
IA " SAT- Rheun Erysipeas Eruptions q
f" Is :. Rhsnmatism, Rheumatic Palms - &
~ F ps. S SIa dg a. GniIi Fever Agus 50
.S OphthdLDly, and sore or weak eyes, SO
:. ~ !. GGtArh acute or chronic, influenza, So
~ Hhoopfng-CouGh, v0lent Coughs 80
y = asthma, oppressed Breathing Ia
Y " Ear Discharges, impaired Hearing 5O
80 20 Scrofufa enlarged Glands SweIIinys SO
g y General Genera DEBILITY Physical Weakness, so
Sea-Sichtess. sickness from riding. so
g Kidney Disease Gravel 30
"25 Nervous Debility Seminal Emissions.
Involuntary Discharges, 100
% SIRE Mouth, tanker 60
'5o y Urftara fhcohffaeHce, wetting bed, 50
q Painful Periods, even with Spasms, 50
:. g g !. S4geytags az Changes Lye, 81 90
= ~ : Epilepsy, SpaSfns, st. Nitus' Dance | 90
81 'Dlphtaeria liberated Sore Throat, so
FAMILY CASES.
IS Walls, Morocco Case and Book $40 90
81 ~ a arse v yials n Morocco and Book
i Boxes Ss Nos Rs @ sa and a BSst Book
VETERINARY SPECIFICS. SOS
Mahogany Case 10 Walls $10 On
Single Aias, with directions, %
81 These Remedies by the Case or single Box
press free Of charge on recepto the price Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC 81
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE coMP1NY.
Office and Depot No. 562 broadway New York
DIR lyMPHREYs is consulted daily at his Office
Personay or by letter, as above, for all forms Of
II. II. HAY, Agent, Portland. juiy26s5eodIy
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HUMPHREYS
HO1fEOPATHTC SPECIFICS,

HAVE PROVED, from the most ample expert
IL ence, an entire success; Smple-Prompt-Elfi
cient, and Reliable They are the only Medicines
perfectly adap ed to popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using themi SO harmless
ways reliable They have raised the highest com
nendaton from ALL and will always render satisfac
ton. -
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Great Inducements

FOR PARTIES WISHING TO BUILD.
FTNHE subscribers offer for sale large quantity 81
desirable building lots IN the West End Of the
city, lying on vaughan, Pine Neal, Carlton, Thomas,
ment, Dantorth, Orange and Salem Streets
They viii sell acredit of from one to ten years
IL desired by the purchasers, and to parties who wi
build houses of satisfactory character ey sciH dd-
cfsce, desired, fourth Of the cost Of building, on
c7osettos Of The Aoasse From parties who build i'm
m ediately, NO CASH PAYMENTS REQUIRED.
Apply every day except Sunday, from nine to ten
A. M, at the Office Of the subscribers, where plans
may be seen, and full particulars obtained. -. -
10 j. b. BROWN & SONS.
forIand, May 3, 1865. may4f
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Wants, Lost and Found:
Woaeted Fa,eaaeesztategg,
E0sfJ

ON Thursday afternoon, between The Post Office
WALLET Containing Seventeen Dollars and some
CURRENCY: ANY person having found hegsame will
be literally rewarded BY leaving it at this Ofiae.
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7i';;ISIg!l$S

1RY saHEn and be convinced Of their knpcriori-
ty over every hing else Of the kind ever cftred to
the public trr Bronehitis, Coughs. Colds Houy 80.
ness Sore 1hroaf, Cnsarrh and nfiuep "a Numer-
Gus TESTIMONIALS from the Clergy, and others ac-
compa ayipg each box. For sale BY the principal
Druggists througheutthe city. may 1eodtf
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Use HeimboId's y,
FLUID EXTRACT BUcBU.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU
Helmbolds Highly Concentrated
.oMPougD ElLylD ExTRAc7 sARsApARiLLA.

For purifying the blood removing all chronic const-
tutOnal diseases arising from an impure state Of the
blood and the only reliable and eectual known rem
edy for the cure Of Scros, Scald Head Salt Rheum
Pains and Swelling of the Bones liberation OF the
Throat and Legs Bloches. Pimples ON the Face Tet-
ter Erysipelns aud all Scaly Eruptions Of the skin,
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A TENEMENT centrally locatad 70 ta,,;I,vg With
IAout children at one hundred and fty oIsrs per
year. Apply to P. S. W.,
lunelou r,s-+- = + No. 81 Middle Street.
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THIRD Mortgage BO2scts---.A9sc5gos.
lcn06ri11 " R Co., -

COyBtEt 1ts -KIs OUsfF
NE MI third Mortgage of the Androseoggin Rail
-, lpaa Company to Seth May and ais IN trust has
,Ted tbers new corporation has been organ
rasd Ton, eaned the Leeds and Pennington Kali
c1raS Nv Holders of Bonds and Coupons Sc
oy s4lu mortgage hereby requested to pre-
and receive he S his Office in Portland
and Farnngton Railroad Conan og 4; u se e1ds
,reos,ror. 81 tbo 7 IA JAB dss G. wooDMAN,
So 20 fo 10 o '1oeshs anu arlington Railroad Co
S'Po 20 i0o'' sep29d&w6w
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NOTICE.

Il p persons indebted 70 me are hereby rsouastoa
persons having Claims aann With once and ali
present them for settlement and all to
by forbid harboring trusting any PERSONS are here
count s3 my on my ae-
Portland, October o. 1865. 't ocIaAlsDs.
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YORK 6 CUMBERLA AND R. R.
! SUMMER ARRANeEMrNrI d

:. ONMEh ARRANGEMENT. ~ I
- 0nahd after Monday. 10th inst, 1865,
rains Will leave as follows, until further
and BARN. ff ~ 1g75sI Fl 800. Il -
Leave Portland for sacO River at As A. M, andl 50
Portland will be freight TRAINS with passenger cars
W Stages connect at Gornam for West Gorham,
standish Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago
Bridgton, lowell Hiram Brownfeld, Fryeburg
Conway, Bartlett, jackson Lmington, Cornish Por-
ter Freedom, Mad son, and Eaton N. ii .f4efI4lf
South Innfngton Limington, Limerick, Newield,
Parsonsfiela aad 0ssipee nolit.'-a 49, iGT
At Saccarappa for South Wndham, Windham Hill,
and North Windham, daily NJ .ers1ITf =
Portland. April6 ls65-dtf 77''' ~ /
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Re99aOUnE.

THE undersigned may be found, from and ar a.
Il tn date, ct the office OF the Portland Roiin,,
Mlls No. 1916 FORE STREET. :
GEO. E. b. JACKSON.
Portland, Oct. 2, 1SC5. dSY
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House Lots for Sale.

SEHERAL finely located House Lots in Cane F,1iz
- .abeth, three minutes walk from the Cane Ilridan
INQUIRE OF II. n. PERRY at the Sheriss Office Port
aand' where plan of Cape Elizabeth lots NAV be
.' 35a PEI se may13H Z
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Sanitary Commission.

0HceQ u s. Sanitary Commission
-, $40 Roadway N. r., Dec, 20, 1894.
lion. ISR AEIs WASH BURN, JR., Of Portland.
Ii Maine, has consented to accept the duties OF
General agent of the Commission for Maint and
e hereby appointed sueh agent by authority Of the
Commission. y .sIf II l-sssal -. nf
He will be ready to furnish advice to the friends
OF the Commissions work throughout the State.
Allmonoy contributed in Maine tor the use of the
Commission should be paid to Mr.. Washburn or TO
persons DESIGNATED by him. 3.if - aaI flt
Hon. Mr.. Washburn Is the sole agent recognized
by the Commission for Maine. -
49, n -,gf..i3l tx. J. FOSTER JENKISS,
s''str e2Sd&wfF General Secretary
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Through Tickets.

For the OIL REGIONS Of NEW
YoRK. PaEEsYLvArIA, OHIO ana e,i
paris Of the WEST, via the ERIE ktILwAY' 5or fale
NJ the lowest rates. at the UNION iIckEf VFBlok'
-''s 81 EXCHANGE STREET.
mar,asA 4 ve,stf nf19s ~ d. LITTLE. Agent
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Fiqured Thibets !!

Ills day opening, an invoice Of Figured Thbets
- fAAlD POPL1NS, and GALA PLAIDS, at
se,+ % a sEADEN 81 WHITMAN'S
NsPs'V-au Free st. Block.
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on are dismissed" said the superintend-
ent austerely, for letting your train cometwice
into eollision.v
sThe yery reason" said the other, inter
rupting him, awhy askedto be restored"
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fta-@ -if ; ii-f- 80 Fl04f afst t'it-thG
VNTHILE on tho way from Boston to Portland in
w the morning train OF cars on the 10th inst
wallet containing between che and two hundred
dollars. The finder win be suitably rewarded by
leaving It at this oTfce r. +s'iA Aff A. M. DAY.
Oct I3--4l1w* ases sEf "a efSeif,s 80
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02
prRN1Nc or a wILL.

A few days ago the will Of the late
Thomas JamiSon, who resided near ST
Georges, was burned under the follow
ing singular circumstances Mr. Jami-
son, recently deceased had left his
large estate, abouta hundred Thousand
dollars in vaItle, principally to bis sons,
leaving his daughters, three in num-
ber, only six thousand dollars each,
coupled with the strange condition
that that amount should be forfeited
if they married without the consent oi
the executor, Mr.. Thomas j. Craren.
The will was drawn by Charlt B.
Lore, ESD. and witnessed by Eli Bid
bic. 1t was read after tho burial Of
Jamison A few evenings afterwards
the young ladies sent for Mr. Craven
and desired TO look ut tho WILL lie
went there and found Il hot fire in the
stove, table opposite with seats on
the side near the stove for the ladies,
and on the further side oflhe stove Tor
himself Onc Of the ladies stated chat
she wished to examine some items, and
requested the will to be handed tohcr.
Mr. Craven complied with hel request,
but suspecting her intention, moved
to the opposite side Of the table and
sat alongside Of her. She examined
the will carefully, when he preceived
Miss Annie Jlmison opened the stove
door He at once moved to take bolI
the will, snSpccling l,crintehtion, when
his suspicious were altaypl by her ask
ing her sister for The poker. Think
ing she wished only to poke the fire,
he felt rather ashamed Of his snspi-
cions, when he was handed Harpers
Magazine to look at. This for 4 mo-
ment diverted lis attention when in
an instant the will Was handed to An.
ME, with the leaves all opened, and
rammcd into the hot Stove. Mr., Cra-
vcr pushed on one side, the light was
put ont, and the will, before NO conld
interfere, was destroyed forever, The
win haS ntt been rccOl dGd but Charles
3, Lore. Esq, has y copy. The ladies
say they wonId not mind the small
amount Of money left them, but they
object TO one not connected with the
family Laying anything TO say in their
matrimonial, engagements The case
will hc heard before The Register, and
more than probable come before the
Court at New Ca5lIo.-- Delaware Re
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CANT or THE ltTu O. V. '. ~
NEAR SAyANNAU, Ga,
January 2, 1868

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a." O1.P'' VI 'no rest Of ihe bcys
''o" F"''"''d' ! nave not learned to
what regiments they have been as
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Tran,piOnting ai Night.

A friend in whose power of obacr-
walton, says the Working Farmer, we
have confidence, aud WHO is an exact
eXperimcntcr, Informs us that last
spring and summer he made tho fol.
lowing experiment:
lie transpjsntcd ten cherry trees
while in blossom, commencing Il, four
O'Clock in the afternoon, and trans.
planting one each hour until one in
the morning. Those transpIanted du.
ring daylight shed their blossoms,
producing little or no fruit, while
those planted during the darker por
tions maintained their conditions fully.
lie did the same with ten dwarf pear
trees after the fruit was one.third
grown. Those transpIanted during
the day shed their fruit those trans
planted during the night perfected
their crop, and showed no injury from
having been removed. With each of
these trees he removed some earth
with the roots.
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Che Eaaraster &a3ttts,
Letter :ronl tAo i8.h OHIO nsslment,
CAMr OF Urn 0. VIVID
NEAR SAVANNAH, Ga. Jan llth, 6j. I

NEAR SAVANNAH, la Jan llth, 10.
Mr.. EpIToR-Sir; Not having any.
thing particular to DO this evening,
thought Iwould drop you few line.
toilet you know how afairs are pro
crossing in Dixie. We arc campcC
ten miles west Of Savannah, and living
in pretty good style. All we car
complain of is the Gazette comes very
irregaIarly 10 camp. The Gazette la.
come to US three times since We have
opened Communication, and all Of the
samo date, December 18th. Thai
don't cibe. for when we read n paper
once we hardly ever forget what is in
it, Our memory is tCleraUly good
and TO read q paper over three times
is more than we hareained for. You
pCH the ladies' Of Fairfield county Sc
highly for being so patriotic in send.
ing the paper, and We never get il
more than oHcca month when the mai
line is clear,
Go not mean to Offend the ladies
at all by saying this, for God bless
their CGrstian appcLites, We shall for
ever remember them in our prayers
wo are ladies' mcn ourselves, and
would not lar all Uncle Sam is worth
hurt their feelings. But |, or we
rather, would like to beinformed why
the paper does not reach its dcstina
ton safely. eaoss that is sufficient
in regard to the paper.
| wiiI.now give you 4 ittlo news in
regard to the movements Of the army
Tho 18th \. {. cmbarlel on trans
ports few days ago, destination IN,
known to US, bat is supposed to be
Beaufort, South Caroline. The 18th
a, q. embarked on Transports this
morning, commanded by Maior Conc
rui John 4. Logan their lyslnati9n
unknown.
There are no troops remaining here
n5w but tho Iith and 2Q;h Capa.
We are expecting luagyhins orders
every day. When | commenced
diI not intend to write yoa a long let
ter. just thought TwouId give you
- hint ON those papers. Hoping you
viii find space III your colamns ton
this short Gpistlc, will class until the
next. JOHN DODY,
Go. A, l7th Ohio.
p@J- We trust the difficulties 3f which
our friend complains in regard to the
failure of any papers to reach the
boys, are now aIl removed, and tina
tho mails for Shcrmans army which
must have Accumulated to a,immcnsc
pile at some point while tho great
march was IN progress, haze ere lhi.
reached their dastination to the glal
dening Of the gallant hearts SO anx
iously awaiting them. The Gazette
to the number Of $50 copies weekly
is regularly and faithfully mailed tc
soldiers in tho army, and when they
tail to go through, it must be owing
10 tire accidents Of war, or the caro-.
iessness Of some of Uncle Sam 3 olh.
clals.-ED. GAZETTE.
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SECURITY INSURANCE CO&PA-
NY
OF NEW YORK. .a..

These companies divide three -fourths ofnet profits
annrollyto the Policy Holders in scrip, bearing in
terest at per rccnt-ihcreby funding the surplus and
giving policy Holders greater security and cheapc
Insurance.
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The Nov York Tribune publishes
the following stalcmcs! Of its business
.iur 1861
The business OF The Tribune for the
year 1864 resulted ~ follows
IIe.ep 31l15ol g,a5,,5I
lI'ht..,,,o.,,.,.,,.''.,.'Gli Gli''l.
This is a very narrow margin for
so largo an outlay narrower than we
were accustomed to, 1t is due mainly
to the fact that, after we had received
payment for tho bulk of oar Weekly
subscriptions at very low rates, the
prico Of papcr--owing in good part to
the depreciation of our National cur.
rency so largely enhanced rs to
subject IA to an actual loss on most OF
those subscriptions, We paid more
tor the bare paper Scnt to most of our
subscribers during 1864 than we ro-
cciyel for the printed shoots But, at
the prices wo arc now receiving, the
business of thatycOrwould have Noted
n handsome profit, Our receipts, cs-
pccially for advertising, wcro never
before SO large; but we paid 3l26, 900
tor white paper which we should have
bought in 1861 for S3O0}00O, and in
1861 for 520O,O00.
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"; w. INFORMS mo. ! no u" w" 'e"S may np ,'
'h"'o iI! ~ ~ II T'n''r T,i, "',ell eSi's SCH
"' n,s" l'r.y''i Cn"n''9 it9 ~ t sPi'HT "',o
sun ".I' 'ti'' ''a "o'', "'"'' "P'
pear '''"l m ''o r',''''r ,, ','o 'npcE"'.'t
VI ".n,er ''i,' I' , u'"'g 10 'u''' =! Sl't'S
S''o oc'teF .no ''c''? W.. ny il.s llG.'
rouse IN W',tcr S - ~ " , cc'I"F wi'n VIVA
"'""o"S On Inc ''o"'n s''c Te4C''''E
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May, 1868
70 the People. OF Fairfield County.
., We are personally acquainted witlrR NJ. CLARKE,
ESl HMi believe Linn to be honest and capable. We
,hccr!nly rccomn end him to friends of the 18th
logncht as propcrpc to attend to the collection
o! soldiers CIans, Back Pay Bounty, Ponsiors,ds.
J9hn ". Connen, Colonel 18th Regiment o. "
d. r. Moore, Lieutenant Colonel 18th Reg. O. VII
4. j. Davis, Adjutart l7th Ohoi.
lanel kutz. . g.. ,..+ff
Gapt7in B. T. hutteriold, Comd'g Z Co. A l1th o. v.
Lieutenant j. IT, hrney. S7r'-' TT 49,
Lieutenant D. O'Shllivan, ''
j. v Stnchromb, Captain Company b.
4. ?. Ashbrook, LIST Lieutenant COMPANY II.
Wllnam IL, Pugll, 2d Lieutenant, company h.
A. ogncn Captain Company |, 18th Ohio
Leo Nolcs, lst Lieutenant, Company l. 18th Ohio.
j, NJ Rca, Captain Company K, l7;h Ohio.
;. i. Collins, I'll Lieutenant ,...... . -.
y. =. Peters, Assistant Quart0r Master 18th Ohe.
j.. H. showers, Captain Company ~ 18th Ohio
captain G, II RIpEG,y; Company D. 18th Ohio,
I4c,emant Iic 9, n NJ Web, Webb COMPANY ,, l7th Ohio.
Lancaster, june Is, lSo3-l3u
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hr. @r'rklnnd's Pho llomodv hls curcd thousands
otthr worst ra7cs Of 1uuI Hnd Elcci,ng Plies. 1t
gyc' nun".uatn lnl'tnul elects pcrmnucut cure.
For sale lbs all Druggists. General Depot East
Funrth street, Cincinnati, y.
Ftbih, leii -7lY
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lh' sooner you make your application tho sooner
you VIII get yonr money. n Application for P,n+on
~ nol ,i,nlc within ayeHr from the date of discharge,
.n'nember The Place! ..,
r. VI. CLARKE, CLArr AGrxr: Ofice so,tL ,;Jo
MAN street, Tallmadge Block, LANCASTER Ohio. ~
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FOR SALE BY

kaufman Is Co.,, u, Siiprl, Lancaster =. kalh,
Eushyc; Abbott soU, Cloarport r. llauc, Pleas
mtvlc, C, +. llamln, Olklnnd Harmon & Curtis,
llcECrugton; Brrry \ MctAndhsh Bremen; Sndcr.
man 4 kunDuG Amanda; l.. l.. Rrattn, New Salem
Joseph iialcr, Mllcrport l.. B. llamcr Basil, and
hy druggists and merchants generally throughout
ho Cultcd states amt Canada.
NcH2J.lSI4-ll
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BOUNTY MoNEv.

Every soldier who has served two years Is entitled
&c Sl,u boHn'y Every Soldier discharged by reason
9t m WOUNDS received IN battle, s entitled to Sle13ounty
Every solder enlisted after July l1f, IfG2 and d2.
ehM&e" helrre serving two yesrs is entitled to sax
nyonnty; Ihc Widow, Ch!!dren, Father, Mother, or
to the above Bolmtics. ' 'N w y "'' eh'uea
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~ we nave every facility for the col,cton OF ia rx
nave the money in hand in four DAYS from tbo fine
tne papers are delivered to us. Soldiers who bava
arrears o' pay due them from the over~ n,ext will do
wen 10 caI on us, sc We can collect the money for
much less ;AHn II will costo go t6 CoumbIs or Else
"an collect tEeirInonoy. "hsA'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02
Write US,

ana ., Wlll advise you, FREE OF CHARGE, sud send
YOU blanks with Instructions for films th.nn vn -
'h'' You can prepare your claim without trouble
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-02

LNoR sALR--A LARGE LANDED ESTATE, IN TIE
II valley Of Virginia. ON the James RIVER 70 miles from
Lynchburs possessing very great value a. asrculte
p 1SSs a x appS q WiLxSR &C cos
sicn Merchants 70 ~ Broadway, 10 O. l.. HuoHEs
81 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-02

JNoR SALEM THE VILLAGE OF PLArNFIELD
fnOuipe Of X. y pApo'ny~ tT~srtreet n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-02

IIOR SALE-A NEAT AND COMFORTABLY FUR:
u nished frame House on Bergen Heights nearly C
furnace bathroom nine large psntrtes and closets
minutes The furniture Asst class including an excellent
toned Piano and apptenance Tor POS
ulac 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-02

nOARD ONE OR TWO ELEGANT ROOMS ON FIRST
I'D second floor led with FIRST Board with
vhion private table, at III Ninth street. between University
yns ssd bfpaJgaT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-02

NOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-IN NEWARK, N J., THE
Il House and Lot IS Mount Pleasant avenue, within ten
minutes walk Of Norris and Essex depot the location IN
eligible house well improved For particulars inquire
New York and McWhorter street, or pox
3S0 Post Office, Newark, ~ j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-02

L,oR sALE-THE VALUABLE PLOT OF GROUND,
II 6srs ,he northeast OF Twentyhird street
and Ninth
Also II Lots Forty eighth street, between First and
Second avenues. -
Apply TO ALLEN BROWN,
&C Broadxay.