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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-08-30
STATE OF VEKMONr-bisirict of

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Be it remembered that Of a Proila,e Court held
at Miiilcburv, within and for the District Of ADJ
disdn on the 10Th day Of July, Alb 1856 anin, tIu-
ment purportNo 'nhr The ia.. vili snd Testament ct
LURANA SANFORD,
late Of Shoren,n, in ssid District, deceased, il
presented TO this court for hpbate. IL Is there
upon ORDERED that said instrument be considered
Tor probate bv this court Ut scssinn there
Of to I've held at the Probate Office, Ia faid Midl,-
hurry, ON Monday, the 2sth day Of august. =. d..
1850, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and that
that thew may appear and make their objections.
ii any they may have, to the probate and sllow-
ance OF tad ns,rlIieut, 40 the last IN and 'esis
ment Of ssd deceased, by nublishing . certified
copy Of this order in the Middlebury Register--a
newspaper printed at said Aliddlebun three weeks
successfully previoasta the time of aid court.
CALVIN G. TllDEN, Jpdge.
A true copy from tho records.
20:w3 Attest, L. &. Tll-DEN, Judge
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TO CONSERVATIVES.
CAUTION FROM TIE
AMERICAN WATCH co.

II having come to our knowledge that limitations
Of the American Watch have been put upon the
market In great number, calculated lv their utter
wOrtulessnrss ~ inJutc the reputation of our gem
uiHe products, to protect our own Interests and
the public from imposition, we again publish The,
trade mark, by winch our Watche may invariablv
be known.
We manufacture four styles Of Watches.
The First has tho name
"AMEHIcAN WArcn Co., Waltam, Mass, cn-
gTaved on the inside plate.
The Second has the.name
"ArrlEroN, TRAoY 500. Wa'tham, Mass, :"
engraved on the inside Plate
The Third has the name
"P. ). BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass" engraved
on the | i,ile pae.
Co. painted on the dial, and are warranted in every
respect
The Fourth has the name
"WM. ELLERr, Boston, Mass," engraved on
the inside plate, and Is not named on the dial.
All the above described Watches are made of
var is sizes and are sold In gold or silver cases
as may lie required.
Ii is hardly possible for he to accurately describe
the numerous limitations to which we have alluded
They arc usually inscribed with names so nearly
approaching our owr as ia escape the observation
OF the unacctstomel buver Some are represented
Mass, lilo such company existing Some are
named the Soldiers Watch" to lie sold as our
Fourth or YIN. Ellery style, usually known as the
soldiers Watch" Diners are named the APP
hlcton Watch Coz" Others the "P. ). BARLEY, :"
hi, cad "P. s iArtiett;" besides many varic-
ties named in such manner as To- convey the idea
that they are the vcritabc productions OF the Amc-
rican Watch Company.
We also caution the public, and particularly
soldiers, against buving certain articles called
Watches, freely advertised in illustrated papers
as Army Watches Officers Watches. " ''Alnr,
Pine Observers" 80 Arcana Watches" &C., the
prices Of which are stated to he from seven . sin
teen dollars A good Watch, in these times. can
not be afforded for any such money.
little attention on the part of buyers will pro-
tect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS & APPLETON
Agents lur The American Watch Co.,
2l;4w 49, Broadway, y. Y.
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CTATE OF vERMONT-District of

~ AudisOn, So.
Be It remembered that Probate Court held at
Mddlebury, in and ior the District OF addison, on
the 9th day Of August "A. D., 1895. an instrument
purporting ~ bs the last will and testament Of
a0..L- MASON s. ABEL,
late Of Orwell hi sad District deceased, being
presented 70 this court for prolae 1t is lereupoh
Orefed that said instrument he considered by this
Court for probate and allowances session there
Of to be held at the probate office, in said Middle
Jury, on Saturday, the "a day of September me- /,
A. d., Qs65, at 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon, and
that notice thereof I've given TO all peraons interests
ed, that they may appear andmake their objecf ms,
II any they may have, to the probate and allow.
anoe of said instrument MS the last will and tesla
ment of said deceased, by publishing certified
copy Of this order in the Middlcbury Register
n newspaper printed at said Middlebury-tree
weeks successivey previous to the time OF said
court.
CALVIN G. TIIDEN, Judge.
A true copy from the records.
20;sw Attest C.. q. TLDEN Judge.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

filS-A Sure Cure for these distressing complaints
is nav male known in a treaties on For
FiTS-eigh and Native Herbal preparations, pub
--lish,d by DIR. C. PHELPS BROWN. The
FlTS-prescription was furnished him in such
--proviientih manner that he cannot con-
FlTS-,ccntou,v refuse to make it known as 1t
has cured everybody who has used it, never
FITS-having failed in single case 1t is equally
sure in cases OF Fits Of Dyspepsia; and
flTS-the ingredients may be obtained from any
druggist. Sent free to all on receipt of tive
FITS-cents to prepay postage, etc. Address
DR. O. PHELPS BROWN, No. 10 Grand
FlTS-Street, Jersey CITY, n. j.
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NEW ADVER7TSE.nLNTS.
I TANT-READ ! READ ]

Nervousness, Rcstlcssncss, General Debility, Low
Spirits, Loss Of Appetite, Headache, Diarrhoa,
vhills and Fever, Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Gout,
Weakness Of the Back. Coughs, Asthma, Soreness
ofLungs or Chest, Impotence, Dyspepsia, Nervous
Debility, &c., Sc, For an account Of its Oriental
virtues send for circular. Address sylvan
Orient Co., Office and Laboratory No. IL Marshall
Street, Boston. Mass. Wholesale Agents, john
Wilson a Co, 1888 Washington Street.
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" y + l. A y ID l. A d S

VI To ALI. WANTING FARMS.
Large and thriving settlement, mild and health
ful climate, 30 miles South OF Philadelphia bv
railroad. Rich soil, producing large crops. which
can now lie seen growing. Ten twenty and ttv
acre tracts, at from go to $40 per acre, PAYABLE
within tour wears, Good business openings for
manufactures and others. Churches. schools and
good society It is now the most improving place
East or West. Hundreds are settling and building.
The beauty with which the place /, laid out is nm
surpassed. Letters answered. Papers giyinrfdl
Information will he sent free Address CHARLES
X, LANDS, Fincland POst-Ollicc, Lands Town
ship y. j.
From Report Of Scion Robinson, Agricultural
Editor of the Tribune: 4" 1t is one of the most cx-
t-nsve fertile tracts, in an almo level position.
and suitable condition for pleasant farming that
we know Of this side OF the Western Prnirie..n
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PILLS.

- WHOSE TIMELY USE, rSDER PROVIDENCE,
HAS OFTEN SAVED LIFE.
These celebrated Vegetable Pills are no new I'M
tried remedy; they have been used and tested in
the United States for thirty wears and are relied
upon bv hundreds Of thousands OF families as al
most their sole medicine when sick. No care or
expense Is spared in their preparation, and it is
certainly true when assert thai no King can have
u medicine safer or sure than Brandrcth's Pills.
They procure good effect upon disease almost
Immediately theyale taken. BY some wonderful
power, perhaps electric or nervous influence, the
progress of diseased action is arrested: where
watchiuness and pain have been present, the svs-
tenn becomes Iuicter, and the patient soon obtains
refreshing sleep. t.
The genuine l}RANDRETH PILL Box has upon it
n lNTTEp STATES GOVERNMENT SCAMP With Il.
BRANpKErII in White Letters in the same. 21;Iw
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" SELDEN & CO.. Manufacturing Jewellers.
?, Ucrtlan.t ST, New. York offer for sale 100 400
Watches, Chains Coll Pens, SlverTea Sets. Nap
kin Rings Sets Of Jewel.y. Riugs, Sc. at one
DOLLAR EACH, aud not IN he paid for until Won
know what ynu are tnrccevc. One certificate for
- cents tor II, II far -, 80 for -. e. tor $40.
and 100 for Slj Satisfaction guaranteed in every
instance. No blanks, and no article for less value
than onc Dollar, Agents wanted in every town
and village. Send for II circular.
SELDFN A CO., ~ 'nr'lnu1t s.. New York.
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TRADEMARK OF THE
DROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT.

kErrINEn SoIDIEHs AND ALI. OTHERS who
wish to make money easy by acting as Agents for
the sale ct ou' ENGEAvINGS and STATIONERY PACK
lsrI 1910 WILL OBTAIN 100 ASSORTED E$GRAViNos
Gnclriding Portraits Of Lincoln and leading Gcllc
rals) THAT WILL iEALtzE $50. For Sl7 WI: VIII
SEND IOO PRIZE STATIONERY PACKETS and a SILVER
wATcu. Samples Of Enrra,ings and Packets with
iul particulars sent ON receipt of One Dollar
Circulars mailod free. We give the best chance
t" make money. as onr long experience enables US
to supply Agents with most saiable articles. AL
drc's HASKlNS & CO., No. SO Beckman Str ct,
New York. l' -
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DINEAPPLE CIDER.

DR. TALB0TS CONCENTRATED MEDICAL PINE
ArrLE CIDER will care you if you are sick, and if
You are well will prevent sickness. Send for cir
GUAR, Que 90. sample bottle mailed free, on re-
cciptof30 cents for p~stagc. j. T. TABBITT,
CT and Il Washington street, New York. For sale
at Boston by George c. Goodwin & Co., NJ. $.
Burr Co., aud by Druggists and Grocers gene
rally. tf., a.,r.
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N Q T C L
~ THE FALL TERM or
BUR- g. Burton Seminary

VIII open on " I-UNEoDAI ANuN u oUi uI1NtT
the direction OF
REV. FRANKLIN W. oLMsTEAD, A. NJ,
.Na. aaln as Principal, and
PROF. s. ALBEE, A. NJ,
as associate In Charge Of the Classical Department
I Other ami competent Teachers In the Young
ladies Department aud for all the branches Of
Acadamicai study viii he engaged.
I Term tor Tuition and Rooms as heretofore,
Board not to exceed Ss per week.
D Young men having the ministry in view, may
receive material aid from the Burr fund
Circulars ssalt, on application to Rev. DR.. Wick
ham or Clerk. .
Il. = CUSHMAN, Clerk.
Manchester, August l6, 1868. 20n
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no DRUNKARDS. Z

Il Old Dr.. BUCHAN'S Drunkaris' Cure per-
mpnoutly era,licatcs the taste for strong drink,
and cures the worst cases Of drunkenness in less
than eight weeks
Thousands of reformed inebriates now live to
bless the day they were fortunate enough to conf
mence the use of this valuable remedy. Price Two
Dollars package. .-i .-...
Mailed to anN address Oh receipt of IN order. Nv
JAMES s. BUTLER. 429 Broadway NY.
20;Sw Sole .igent fol the United States.
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OUR MOTTO-NEvER DESPAIR
RIENT AL BALSAMl

Attracting the Medical World cf Science For
Coughs. Colds Bronchitis Asthma, General Debi-
The proprietors confidently bciieve that where any
care Of T roat Lung, or Chest Disease aud Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, or General Debility is durable bv
any nleicine In the world, their preparations will
accomplish the result. and give the most complete
cd to I, is class of diseases, and so confident are
they 0f success that cures in most cases will be
g'laranteed. Send for circular. For sale by all
Druggists. J, Wilson & Go, l3s Westinghouse,
Whdesab Agents. For sale also at Paitens. cor.
Company, Office aud Laboratory, 10 Marshall ST.,
sston, Mass.
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T OWE AND MATRIMONY.

IL ANY Lady or Gentleman sending me an
addressed envelope and stamp, will receive full
directions for gaining the affections OF the opposite
sex, and which will enable them to mar happily,
irrespective Of wealth, age or beauty. Address
MIEs. MARIE IEMOILLE,
Harlem =, o.,
i7,3m New ork City.
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W. II, FOX.
o. A. TAFT.
1 DDISON COUNTY-State Of Yer

7 "A mont.
At Middlebury in said County, this iih day of
August, a. ID. 1865, personally appeared Otis A.
Taft aud William II. Fox, and sever,,llv acknow-
ledsel that the foregoing certificate by them made
is their free, voluntary act. Before me-
HENRY s. F00TE,
2l;6w Justice If the Peace.
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\ WATCH FREE TO AGENTS |!

"a J. TOWNSEND & 60.
Manufacturing Jewellers New York, now Offer
their cltrc stock, valued ut nearly Million
Dollars, consisting of all kinds Of Watches, Jewel
rv, Gold Pens, Lockets Svcrwarc, &C.. &C. Each
article is worth from 50 to 800, and each to he
sold for Il. Sealed certificates calling for every
article in this immense stock are placed in cnve-
lnlcs by djsintere-ted person. and mixed. and
when ordered sent tor % cents { for 81, 10 Tor
80, bv mail No goods to he paid tor until Won
are ucriectlN satisfied. Our Agents are making
from - to 800 day selling our certificates. A
Watch will lie sent free to every Agent. Address
}. I"wNSENp Co., 10 John Street, New York.
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DE TOBIAS
VENETIAN EMINENT

Has gwen lFiIcrNlI sntlslAcIlnn Uuring the Tuur-
teen wears it has been introduced into the Unicl
States. After being tried by millions. it has been
proclaimed the pain DESTROYER OF the world. Pain
cannot he where this linimcnt is applied. If ased
az directed it cannot and never has failed in a
single instance. For colds, coughs and influenza,
it can't lie beat. One - cent bottle will cure all
the above. besides being useful in every family for
sudden accidents, such burns, cuts, scalis, insect
stings &c. 1t l. perfectly innocent to take inter
nally, ami can lie given to the oldest person or
Youngest child. Price 40 and so cents u hottie.
ull Druggists. 2I;4w
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Notes Of all denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon the receipt of suLscrip-
tons.
The Notes of this Third Series are precisely SINH
lar in form and privileges to the Seven-Ihirties
already sold, except that the Government reserves
to itse If the option of paving interest in gold coin
at per cent, instead of 7.3-10ths in Gu renew
Subscribers will deduct the interest in currency up
to July 10Th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes Of this third series of
the Seven-thirtics will commence on the lst OF
June, and will be made promptly aud continuous
" after that date,
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of inter-
est. The payment Ia gold if made, will he equiv
aenr to tue currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie pavInetts, in the event of
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold
be avaied Of, would reduce and equalize prices
that purchases made with six per cent. in gold
wonld be fully equal to those made with seven
and three tenths per cent. in currency This Is
THE oNLy~LoAN IN MARKET
Now offered by the-Goyernmsnt. and its superior
advantages make 1t the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEG
IruI CT. 81 "a PIE.
Less than $3.50, 0O0,O 10 of the Loan authorized
by Congress are now In the market Thi. amount
at the rate Mt which il is being absorbed will all
lie subscribed for within sixty days when the notes
will undoubtedly csmmand premium, as has
uniformly been the case ON closing the subscriI-
tions to other Loans.
In order that citizens OF every town and section
of the country NAV be afforded facilities for taking
the loan. the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gem
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par
Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom
they have confidence and who only are to lie re-
spn,sible tor the delivery Of the notes Tor which
they receive orders.
h JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
May Is, 1865. SIT
Subscriptions viii be received Ivy the
iu First National bank Of Orwell. b.
First National Bank Ut Brandon.
Brandon National Hank of Brandon.
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1870 LOAN.
U. s. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

The.e Bonds are now worth handsome prc-
MUM, and are exempt as are all the Government
Bonds, from State, County, and Municipal taratioh
'rhich adds from one 10 three per cent per to
there ratve according to the rate levied upon other
property. The interest is payable seini-annuauy
by coupons attached to each note, which may DC
cut Off and sold to any bank or banker.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-20

TO Margaret must supcriu,end tn,
dinner and make pudding, aud the par
lors must 10 busted, and there Ia N,
. .whhc null TO be finished.'
Before ] would be drudge that yo,
ARE cried Lpurs.
'Drudgel nonscnsei have time fU'
2cnjoyment, aud father cannot have
,comiortable house VI some ono does no
Isuperintend these things. When nar
,ry you may do H., snd she laughed merri
iy.
AS if I should no, marry first. Ther,
IN have chosen oil want
J shall call again for tn cheneci
fshall be happy TO tut tae Misses Somer
on my list Of customcrs.'
Yes call again. said L1ura.
So the pedlar took up his basket an
Ivalkcd home. threw aside his wig bear
and disguise, and wrote an svowul o
Il his heart aud hand TO Miss Jenny SO
mcrs, which was accepted.
Laura Somers had two sources Of pro
found speculation. One was why God
frey Horton proposed to Jenny instead O
lhersolf. The other, "i wonder why III
told man never called TO bo paid fnr thos
seXquisite flowers"
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Description of Richmond.

4 New York, April 6--The World ha,
Nd letter from Richmond OF the 4th. 4
Econtains no military news. Describing
the appearance of tho city, II says: Ii
the Custom House Davis, Benjamin and
Mallory hod their court till the end
Davis occupied modest suit OF rooms up
1.-TWO fight OF steps in wing of the build
ing. They are not yet open to public in
Qspection.
The general testimony Is that all the
Important archives of tho rebels were
sent away several weeks ago either to
4Lynchburg or Danvillr, probably tho lat
tier. The rebel Cabinet ministers seem
Z to have been scattered in the way Of liz.
ling. Benjamin. Secretary of State, had
a fine house at the upper end Of Main
sire Ell, which escaped the conhagration.
Mallory lived at hotel but passed most
Of his lime with "Tiger," who had q
splendid den on Main street. Trenholm
1 of the Treasury, reported immensely rich
in gold, invested with Frazier g. Co. il
Eng land, had fine house on Grace stree
and gave brilliant party only two month,
ago to South Carolina celebrity. JEFF
Davis's house is now tho abode Of Gen
Weilztl. II stands at the foot O
ITwelfih and Clay streets. and is in goo,
kcondiiion, but rather shabby. The shut
ters are broken, the gates OF the garder
Swing all kinds Of ways, the stables ara
planted directly beside the front doorway
Although It would be thought decen
Fgentlemsn's house any where. IL 10 nowb,
Scompared with many houses in Rich
kmoEd.
Gen. Loe's residence stands block o
two above Davis. and is a modest thre.
lstoy-Boston looking kind Of an estsb
lishment. The ladies' Of Lees family
Fand Of Gov. Smiths still remain in the
scity, and OF course, will bc wei aud
Acourteousiy ,realcd.
Man street, from below 7lh to the
fne ghborhood Of Church Hill, presents 4
smost lsmentable appearance. Ger,
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ss,reet, Virginia street, and other busi.
mess streets between Main and the James
river, suffered severely, but the beet part
Iof tho town Ia either len untouched al.
together, or has escaped with little dom.
Inge' have seen four different Massa-
lchusetts officers, each Of whom got firs,
sirto the Capitol and planted their iiags
Ion its summit. Tho truth / believe To
be that flag was frat hoisied by negro
Sergeant belonging to Brine, division
2ofihe 95,h corps.
prscRirTioS OF FrrrasBvso.
Il The Tribupe's re;ers)urg special o,
tlhe 4Ih says:
n The eastern portion OF III, town OK
khibits on every side marks Of solid shot
Wand shell thrown by our guns during la,
9summcr. Chimneys have been raz,d on
hevery building, windows knocked in and
7splin,ered or torn, porches carried uway
Sbrick walls crumblcd, almost every hous,
Pc deserted in Boiling broke street, whicl
fruns nearly Eist and West, but in Cen
ter street aud other portions Of the cit
little damage seems TO have been done b,
Hour Gre.
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Hunnor.

"Yes, sir; the duty upon spir
it's"
lfsleep flies from yon, don't g
lin hot pursuit of it; lie still, and j
|will probably como and kiss you
Hercules was probably a grea
|card.p player; his favorate card wal
|the ACC Of clubs.
Why is q fool Ike a nesdlel II,
has an eye, but he has got no head
and you can't see his point.
well, my bay, do you kaue
what syntax meansi' said ,hs
'schoolmaster 10 the child OF . tee
,totaller.
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Davis House.

tForm. riy Allied the "City House, ,"pTihn Ohio
", EvI wsIsIoK, Proprietor.
dd .iret toi ntorm allhitffiendsNn M
slatepa,rons the City House, ,tnowthe Oavis)ths
y 4. holelis TeAdy for the reception Of guests TN
House hasbsen re.built,re-furni'hed andi' now a
,oodat any In the country.
nj now have uabling enough to accommodate an
amber o. houss, and willalway thave y abnn ndsne
offssd. LEVI WEiHlCh'
TImn, Oetobey l. Issp--l5ti
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DIR. TOBIAS
u.g IT,. Vs..l


IN Pint hutis, at FIFTY CENTS, ure,lAmenes
Inis, Islis, collie, Se. hesd the fol,wing
BosToS, July :, isG3.
Di TcSils: We have used for The ps,' ysar, you
lor.. liniment for lNuensii, kicks, bru'Fs, collie
rad cuts, and in every instance found It the hei
srticle ever ttied in this circus company. Plea"
,end six dozen 1t ia the only hniment use now
We have lus horses, some very valuable, and we d,
aot want to leave town without IT,
HYATT FROST.
Manager Van Amhurgh x COS Mpnagerie
Sold by all druggists. ohes,a6 Corisndt st..N. Y
llMay 10, 1864. 33mi
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IN. 8. Wenncr,

Manufacture of Carriages, BugEiss. .sulkie,, x
cerusr Coe aud Jefferson streets, near the "s,n,s
cvhoiie Ohaseh, ,Tifin, ohio. A hne stock OF W
.t.,t ,tyis, of Busgies, etc, finished Ia the be
usnuer and ofthe most durable materiais'eoh'S"''
sAhaad, - nd promptly m,dsto order, ,yr1Nrp
r,a a..,ex taeo AZ
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DR.. G.. G.. Bci1harZ.
suReEoM ~ DENTIs7

Once ,shawhsn's Block, ever rifin Rank. Teeth
Hssrtsdina superior manner, ard on mosuss,ons'
h lstsrms. Callsnd haveyout Feeth t',edwlthoni
n Mas DT TBEtLHARzhavfng h al more thsntwenty
HrssSpsrisne ,feslse on nifdenithsth can phase
IA . mostfsssiHious .srd saeceedin ailcAsesv here
a',,,g usrs 2s.tf
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9. Clay.

Attorney AID counseilorat Law and NoisryP PM
ie, fostoris, Ohio, will attend promptly to shbusi
ss, eutrun ed to his Particular stientlon wi
'bs patti 10 All kiads Of rollsetions,i In Seneca an
'spoiaias eounties.
o,ucs-with 8. V. Jones. Bsq.,in HAlss'Bloek
Fo.ioris, ,Augu.tse. 1864.
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Frank Baker,

AaorneyM Law, Tim. Ohio. ohee 20 Tomb
alook. All just claims for Bounty, hset ray w
psason prompily collected for soldiers or the
S,.irs At thslowskt rates. No advance psHm.n, q
sauirsd- tNo''zo' 'eos-'H
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R.w .sEAwuAp g. 4. G .ssEATH, Bankers ot
e ss 5a.whsns New lioet, Sheret"ey will't an,ae
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