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tbs LADIES FaIEND. February
number Of this excellent Magazine is on
asnr table. We have not time before going
ts press to write its contents farther than
% say It's StselPlate frontispiecs. News from
l. the war aud double page Colored Fashion
Plate, sre exquisite specimens of art. Terms,
one copy % so, two copies, 81, four copies.
$S. Address Deacon & Peterson, No. 3l9
Wsiaut Stfset Philadelphia.
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To sfnend an Ordinance entitled An or,insncs In -.
August 18th, 1900 'f-' -
SIC. Ne IL Ordained by the Council sf TN grcor.
pofnsa village ot bridgeport, That s kfsf ssci on Of
follower 80 w ~ - - '' " ',-' -
ssensn y Az ale or porter shops or houses, and I'll
rooms of pisces of gniHs ot habitns
tesoi, lot uppng aud intcnpcrance whin the limits Of
ssiu Vh,sgc sfe prohibited and any person whe shsl
sshop ssool esiing hogse tavern or other place
o. PupIIc rcsort where wine, beer 9th malt Iauor
o. tnIohlcshng iquof OF any kind, is hnbualy sod or
away, TO be dfank the place where 20 sold Or
given sway, OF who shall keep and in any manner maks
Known that he keeps for sale 10 be drank where ,d
sy o. me Intoxicating liquors sfrcsaid and who shall
~ me uine 81 the commencement Of pro.ecntien for
violation Of this ordnance have made any sale thereof
70 be drank where sold, shall be deemed gpiy OF an
ohense ana upon conviction lrsof shall Sc punished
as provided in the SIKH section OF tho ordinance 70
winch this - M aineedurt, and also such house OF
place Of reson pfay be closed as provided in the fh
aud slxth sections Of said ordinance. r.H I.T
SIC q That section one Of the ordinance 10 which
pealed. 'S "
sEc . This criinaucs shall take effect and be In
'ofce from and after its passage. ~
Adopted January sth 1850.
A. Z. WILLS, Recorder. r. 1l'''N N'On jsas.S@ ySs
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AN ORDINANCE
Prescribing the duties Of tho Reccrdef Of
the Incorporated Village Of Martins

SEC Be j. ordained by the Council OF the Incorpo
rated village Of Marins Ferry, That il shall be the
duly oi the Recorder Of the corporation in the
OF the Mayor TO preside all meetings of ,be council
20 Keep accurately the proceedings OF the council in
oook provided iof that purpose; 10 issue all orders on
the treasury that have been passed by the counciI 10
write al notices to be served by the Marshall 10 keep
roll oil the efcers and members of the council n
call the roll and noie down all denquen,s; 10 keen
teco'a o. all orders signed by him. and take a receipt
prepare notices Of the times of the annual election and
he number and names Of the officers be elected to
prepare notices OF the election appointment of mem
bers and to perform all other duties apper,ainne 10 hi
office as directed by the council. " ''
sEc y For neglect or refusal 10 perform any Of the
duties mentioned this act, he shall be subject 10 6ne
Of from one TO yedoars as the council may dete rhine
SEC D. The Recorder Tor his services as included in
ms act shall be entitled 10 the sum of twenty FIVE dol
councilman - ~ e'' ~
SEC 4. This ordinance shall take effect from and
after its passage. NN
Passed December 30, 1865
s. F. DEAN, Recorder. N"''''
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ROAD NOTICE.

"A PETITION will be presented 10 the Commissio
"a ers OF Belnion County. at their next March ses
SION praying for change OF the location OF the :ount,
koad leading from Little McMahons Creek TO the Ma
honnl kosd, in Rchla'rd Township Belmont County
commencing at the house OF David Brown aud rnni,s
Eastwardly 10 the National Road-disance about 2a
rods and vacaiing the road that runs Westyvardy
rom said Browns TO the National Road-distance
about ~ rods All in the lands Of said Brown.
Feb. 1, 1885, ..
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j, Local Matters.
Time Table of c. o. r. r.
% D. FoR STATIONS IN BELMONT COUNTY.

sw-NoTrcE TO SUBSCRIBERS. All Of our
rvr5scr1bers ,cho find their papers marked thus
k on the margin, after their names, ,oal
understand that their subscriptions are about
os.t, and that they are requested TO rene,o.
I L AZ pspus are stopped ,ohen the sabscriip-
ZION sspires.
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HARpER's MAGAZINE FOR FEBRuAR,

dARPERs MAGAZINE FOR FEBRUARY
!. on our table. 1t is an excellent number.
The. principal articles are: Blsckwelps Is
land Bhnatic Asylum with illustrations),
Heroic Deeds of Heroic Men with illustra.
tions), An international Affair, The Red
: Jacket Medal with ilustrations), Arma-
dale, Diamonds and other Gems with illus
trations), Christmas Guests. The Holidays,
Charlotte Bronte's Lucy Snowe, Winning
his Spurs, Nan es of Places. Euthsnasy,
Indian Summer, Sweet Glover, The Wit
nesses, To the Unreturning Braves, and The
Maroh to the Ses, are all excellent pieces
oi poetry, many OF them illustrated.
We can't see how any one can do with
out Harper"
Harpers & Bros, Publishers, Franklin
Square, N. Y. Price 81 90 per year.
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Z CoILEcroR HOWELL wishes us to inform
> the people that the December Monthly list
,sf taxes has been received, and if not paid
ION or before February 18th the penalty will
be added. ........ 'H
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REv. J. N. CARR, formerly Of this
place has bssa carrying on very successful
meeting at Cadix A large number of per.
: ssons have united themselves to the church
I under his administration.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pre
IN senled to The Commissioners Of Belmont County
al their next session, TO be held the first Monday OF
Mnrch praying for the establishment Of County Road
along The following described route in said County to
wit Beginning at point the GAINESVILLE STATE Road
said road thence 40 rods; thence Northeast through
the farm OF Michael Snyder; thence Northeast through
the farm Of Gabriel Moore, terminating at the County
Mahon's Creek. = = = - tf'7s
Feb. 1, 1866, 4 ...
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A Single Bottle will last a month..to
be used three times a day.
TESTIMONIA1S

Il LAD oIN
From Hon Thos. J. Turner, Ex.Member of Cos.ts..
from Illinois, iae Speaker Of Illinois House of Rrnrs
senatves, and Grand Master of A. r. and A. M Al
the Stale Of Illinois.
NJ FREEroKf, Oct. 81, 1853
DR. II. SEurE: Dear sir--In reply to Won, no,ics
oil the 18th inst, would say thai was severely atHc
TED with Caarrh for years, when I became aruuain,ed
with you and bougu rwo boues of your Iaud Catarrh
Remedy Before i had used one bottle was sensibly
improved and before the second bottle was 6nish.d
was completely cured. ] can recommend he madieins
10 all afflicted with CataFrh.
Respectfully Yours,
|, TH0s J. TURNER.
This is to certify that in the use OF Dr. seelye, c.
tarrh nedy, experienced much relief and hsy.
heard many speak of being Bile for the surs
Of Calarrh. Yours &C.. " w 's
Chicago, May 10, 1864 EDWARD Wv
From "Parmly" the well-known Halter under IN. T,.
mont House Chicago III.
DR. D H. SEELyE Cn: Gents-Your Caiarrh Ram.
edy have used, aud fully recommend il Al m. Il. :,
remedy known. II has cured me- and believe il ia a
certain cure In Rll cases JOHN PARMi v
Chicago, ILL.,, May e. 1864.
For sale by all Druggists. Jfe2a .,a5,x
sold IN ST. claiIsville by Isaac H. Patterson, and hr
Druggists everywhsrs. ~ -
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REvIyAL,-The meeting at Martins
Ferry under Rev. j. B. Uber, in the NJ.
e. Church, is still in progress. Since its
commencement ninsty-two persons have
Joined the church, and the interest is still
aaabated, and mighty crowds of anxious
iaquiras are found at the altar of prayer.
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STATE BANK OF OHIO.
Notice TO Note Holders.

OFFIcE OF THE STATE BAsK OF Ono,
N.- COLUMBUS, Nov. 25. LEES.
A 8 THE CHARTER OF THIS BANK WILL EX-
IA PlRE OH the hrst day Of May next, the Managers
Rrs desrous OF taking its Circulating Notes fast
As possible.
All persons holding said Notes OF the State Bank of
Ohio are requested TO present the ANY Of the
Branches without reference 10 the particular Branch
that issued the same, aud they will be promptly re-
deemed in U. 8. Legal Tender Notes.
When presented in sums OF five hundred dollars and
they will be redeemed, il desired, in sight drafts
on New York at par, and express charges paid by the
Branch TO which such packages are sent.
By order OF the Board OF Control.
J. ANDREWS, President.
The Notes of any OF the Branches of the State Bank
will be redeemed stated in the above notice of Pres
den Andrews, at the Office Of The First National Bank
OF Bridgeport, Ohio.
de2i-i JOHN G. TALLMAN Cashhpf
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IT is reported that the Ways and Means
committee Of the House of Represent ives
Is considering the question Of reducing the
income tax. Fis --1--o
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IEsuRE your Live Stock with the Ma
tional Insurance Company, Dayton Ohio.
\ Bee advertisement. -i.,
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SYMP TINS

Ihe symptoms OF Caiarrh as they genetaiIy apo.a,
are at hfsl very slight Persons id they have ro,d
mat they have frequent attacks and are more sensitive
70 tne ehanges OF Temperature. In this condition the
nose may he dry or slight discharge thin and acrid
aerward becoming thick and adhesive As The di.eass
becomes chrome the discharges increased in quant
" alld chshged III quality; they now tn ct and
are offensive causing bad breath; the voico IS thck
ana marsh The eyes are weak; the sense Of smell i,
Aiotoer common and important, symptom Of Caiarrh /,
!na the person is obliged, TO clear bis throat in the morn
from the head during the night When ihis take. nisc.
me person may be sure that his disease is on It's way
'hs G lungs and should lose no time in arrestingit il
TOMS o'"P
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M "A r R L z d

JUDKJNS-vANCE-on the ish ul,.. by Rev. Jsm..
James Il. Judkins and Miss Lucinda q Vance
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T1MO. c. ALLYN, President
GEO. M. COIT, Secretary.
STATE OF CT

STATE OF CONNECTICUT Personally appeared
COUNTY OF HARrFoRD, S. }TIMorHY G, ALLYN,
President, and GEO. NJ Corr Secretary, of the Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath that the
foregoing statement by them subscribed, s a full true
ahd correct statement Of the affairs Of said company,
and exhibits. so far as can be scermined this date
s actual condition the thirty first day Of December
1856 u CHARLES w iDHNSON
lsrAMPl Justice of the Peace.
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past year. .tt
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GxQAAR MONTHt-AGENTs wanted
for sIx ENnRKLy NEW AhrIcLKs Just
out Address O.. T. CAREY, City Bsildins, Biddeiosd,
hains, q 'itft te "a 'ti'h jati-ly
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Belmont Common Pleas.

PETITION. for PARTITION.
Baiaam NsoAsos and Abigail Nchosth. vife,oe,itoper,
fetnah Hatcher. Maria selby nsane) MARY Kiybs,v,nS
yosfna kilban her husband, Joseph Hatcher Samuel
baicher Albert Hatcher, Rebecca Ann Day yy1fc Of
nenry Day. Joshua q. Hatcher. Elijah Uatebe,,
ph1be X Hatcher. Sarah Jane Close wife OF Henry
~ Close, Joshua Hatcher William Hatcher (.ou of
Obediahh John Hatcher, Jseob Hatcher. Msblon
Hatcher Cynthia y. Hatcher. James McKtirick. John
mchunck. Mahlon McRirnck Phcrbe r. (forp.riyl
mchiitrek and her husband name unknown Fiizs.
6eh Robinson and her husband (name unknovvnl
nhomas Q. Hatcher, Deilah Davis. wife Of jackson
DAVIS LeIha Stanbrock and her husband name un-
known) David IT, Hatcher. and Mahlon J. Hatcher
ehus aud William Hatcher tson Of MahIon M
feinah MekIitrick. Sarah McKittrck. Ann r. Hatch.
er Gay Hatcher. Webster Hatcher Elizabeth Hatch.
er aud Mahlon L. Hatcher minors
I'HE above named defendants will take notice that
on the 18th day Of December 1865. the plaintifs
hed petition in the Common Pleas Court OF said Conn
w wnere The same is now pending demanding partitiou
of the tract Of land in Richland Township in said
County OF which hahon Hatcher late of said Coun,v
d,ed seized and which was occupied by him at the tims
OF his death-contaning 145 acres more or less ana
parucnsriy described in the petition. ~
SAID petition will be for hearing at the next ter, of
SAG court d. d. T. COWEN
Ice 20 io"''ow Atty for Pefrs
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, !,

COLUMBUS o., January 9th, 1884,
II is Hereby Certified, That the foregoing is cor
rect copy Of the Statement of the Condition OF the Hart
lord Fire Insurance Company OF Hartford made to and
filed in this Office, for the year 1866.
Witness my hand and seal officially
JAMES il. GOODMAN,
lsEAL,l tsTAMP.l Auditor Of STATE.
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Be- 0.tsrrA Rsnsdr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-08-17
STATE OF VERMONT.

~ District Of Marlboro, SIS.
10 all persons interested in the Este of MOSES ROBI
SUN late OF Dover in the County OF Windham and State
Vermont deceased, intestate, Greeting:
whereas, JOEL LYMAN, q. W. YEAW, and JAMES w
BssEL seectmen Of said Town Dover did on the 81
DAY OF March, 1866 file their petition with the Probate Court
or he District OF Marlboro in the County State
said setting forth, that the sId MOSES ROBINSON died
nesate and possessed of personal Estate, within said Dis.
uc anu that he the said MOSES ROBINSON left him sur
wing no heirs who by law capable OF nheriting said
Estate, and praying said Court make nqus)n in the
premises and claiming in behalf Of said Town that he Is
tate oil said MOSES ROBINSON, SHOULD escheat to- and
assigned ami decreed to said Town OF Dover agreeaby
me provisions OF the 5Sth Chapter Of the General Statutes
Of Vermont
NOW Know ye that said Probate Court will nquisi-
ton IN The premises, upon the things set forth
IN sau petition at session thereof be holden at the Pro-
pate ONCE in BratebOrO in said District on The last Saur
day oil March, A. d. 1867 at 10 o'clock A. NJ when and
Wnere you may be heard In the premises you fit And
IL Is hereby ordered that said Sclecmen give notice of the
time and place OF hearing by causing foregoing order
ne published in The Vermont Phpnix newspaper PUBLISH
H al bratteboro in said County, six weeks SUCCESSFULLY the
last Of which publications. at least six months before
% time appointed by the Court for taking said inqulstion
6w23 r. TYLER Indce
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NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
FAMILY PHYSICIAN"
IN PRINT,
By DR.. SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH, A. NJ, NJ. D

Six Lectures the Prevention Cure Of Consum.
tlon,Dseases Of the Heutand the Rules To Preserve
Health aud Life to Hundred Years,-haye been read by
thousands aud have carried hope to all readers health
to all who have fulallcd It's teachings.
DIR. fchs aim In this book Is to direct habits a.
to avoid indispost0n-to manage indisposton as Ia
prevent dseaseand to treat disease as to restore
health. lie would clear husky throat and thus stop
Group or dphtherla he would regulate disturbed
the stomach and bowels and thus stay dsntery
but should any diseases supervene he comes
aid with the exact remedies necessary prompt
file glances first those diseases which the sick cannot
well doctor, hut which requires the aid OF capable phys-
oan and that when properly aud timely treated always
durable These diseases he says are Consumption, on
chlts, Catirrh Asthma Diseases OF the Heart Dyspepsia
Headaches, Liver Complaints, Piles, Kidney Complaints
Female Complaints Rheu nasm, Neuralgia skin Diseases
and all diseases and discooratsns eokes moths &c. which
attack and destroy the complexion
The second great class Of diseases which the patient
his friends always DOCTOR and for which inable
dies given, Dphhera, Group Scarlet fever, Measles
Whoopng Cough, Typhoid Fever Dysentery, Aslac Cho
era Cholera Mous, Cholera Infntum, Darrh@a OF adults
Burns Eryspeas, Sc Remedies for each Of these Civ
en- which the sick their friends prepare
fully administer.
lie next gives the proper treatment Of the Hair and Teeth
as to preserve both In health aud beauty through o
lie next gives remedy for Seasckness. Finally, he gives
recipes for preparing Hair Dye Cologne Water and Tooth
Powder, all unsurpassed by any other preparations.
II as little AS We do to advise readers TO obtain
and read this book Il has 70 plges price SO Send
80 cents to Dr. s. s. Fitch No. 20 fremont street. Boston,
Mass, BE particular give pos-oice, Town, County and
State and the book will be sent to you BY mall free OF post
age.-3m27
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S,nndnr nd Old Madeira. nuy bottle or case Of
G. A. Ncharis' Standard Old Madcrin put up for family
individual use and you will get the best Principal depot
90 Washington Street, BOSTON,
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a FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE

How few there who are not subject to some affection
Of the lungs or respiratory organs who by negcc,ng pre-
monoy symptoms, aggpyatc the complaint until disels,
strikes It's shafts, causing inexmessble torture Of tn,
patient, and anxiety and distress Of friends. "Ony
cod!' IA slight throat" is the needless
many when affected. "Yesi SONY cold,r was tn,
houghcss expression Of thousands whom death has marked
for his prey.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT should be the motto forever
in the minds OF all subject to Coughs Colds, Catarrh, OF
Influenza. Words Of advice should be needed by all suffer
ing from Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption Relief is with
In their reach and neglected. consequences
life Of miserya daily, hourly struggle for existence
contest IN which there he but vctor-Dcath!
Docs it not appa the strongest mind TO think of the
result caused by neglect Then why delay What OK
cuse can be offered when timely warning is sounded in
your cars When the danger is pointed out, why not
avoid 1t MARsDEEs PECToRAL BALM has been used with
success In nearly million Of cases, and Is endorsed by
the Medical Faculty the most prompt and efcacious
remedy that scientific research has discovered to relieve
Hnd cure all cases of Coughs, Colds Influenza and Con-
sumption, IL the Is beyond all hope Even when
the sufferer Is in the last stages he will find relief by using
this preparation, One bottle will convince the most in
creduous, that the merits Of this preparation are by
cxaggeraedj in lac--al far short of the euoges
bestowed upon by thousands who have been cured by
IRIS timely guarantee accompanies each bottle,
and dealers are instructed in every Instance to refund the
mon cy, when this preparation fails to relieve.
Prepared by T. W. Marsdcn, 4s7 Broadway NEW YoRK,
and for sale by all Druggists. Price, 81 per bottle
Wholesale Agents,
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JOHN II. HENRY x CO., Waterbury;
GEO. C. GOODWIN, Boston;
VI. S. BURR CO, Boston. co
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Brattleboro, April %, 1865.
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DERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,

The Greaf Finiiiy Medicine of he .ige!
Pain Killer taken internally, should b. mixed with milk
and WATER and sweetcned with made into
with mOlass.s For cough, few drops sugar, eaten,
will be effective than anything else For throat
garge the throat with mixture ol Pain Killer and water,
and the relief is immediate and the is positive
II should not he forgotten that the Pain Killer eu y
as good to take internally as tn use externally.
To COnsunpfiNcs. The ivertiser, having been re-
stored to health in few weeks by very simple remedy
after having suffered Cor ieral Wt lang
lection, and that dread disease, Consumption lis anxious
make known to his fel1w-suierers tn. OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy the prescription
used Gree Of CHARGE with the directions for preparing and
using the same which they will hnd CuRg for Con-
sumption, asthma, bronchitis, Cougt, Colts, aud al
Throat and Lung Affections The only obj ct Of the adver-
tser 10 sending the Prescription benefit the afflicted
and spread information which he conceves be nvauahe
and he hopes every sufferer will thy his remedy T. vii,
cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FRER, by return mall
VIII please address REV. EDWARD WILSON,
ly52 Williamsbargh, KINGS Co.. New York
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ain lifting the kettle from the Ore | scalded myself very
seyerelyone hand almost to crisp The torture
bearabe. The Mexican Mustang Eminent relieved
the pain almost Immediately II healed rapidly, and left
very little Chs. FosrER 420 Broad St, Phlada.
This Is merely sample Of what the Mustang Eminent
will do 1t is invaluable in all Of wounds swellngs,
sprans cuts, bruises, spavns, etc. either upon
beast
Beware Of commercials None genuine unless wrapped
In fine steelpe engrayings bearing the signature Of W.
Weslbrook, Chemist, and the private stamp Of DEMAs
BARNES Co., New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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s. T-1s60.--X.-The amount Of Plantation Btcrs sold
In year is something startling They would OIL Broad
way six feet high, from the Park 4th street. brakes
mandatory Is of the institutions Of New York. 1t Is
said that Drake painted all the rocks In the Eastern States
with his cabalistic rs. T.1S60X and then got the old
granny legislators to pass law prevontng the dlsGgurng
the face Of nature" which gives him monopoly We do
not know how this is but d. know the Plantation Bcrs
other article ever did They are used by all
classes Of the community, and death Dyspcpsaccr
tain They very hvigorang when languid and weak
and n great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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CHESTER ACADEMY.
OF BOUNTY.
IncPeuse Of Pennions of w idoNys.

by recent Act Of Congress additional bounty Of Sl0O
to those who enlisted In 1861 3 and to those who
charged for wounds before their time expired. Widows
minor children and parents Of such died or were killed
In service also entitled.
The pensions Of widows Of deceased soldiers having chill
dren Is increased TWO DOLLARS per month for EACH
child under sixteen years Of age.
Apply In person or by Understanding discharge Claims
promptly collected, and INCREASED pensions procured
GEO. A. HUNT,
Government Agent
Bratteboro, Aug. /, 1865. 3w3l
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WHAT DIN TIA young lady returning to her country
home after soiourn Of Few months in New York, was
hardly recognized by her friends. In place of rustic
flushed face, she had soft, ruby complexion Of almost
marble smoohness and instead Of 3D. She really appeared
but II. She told them plainly she used Hagans Magnolia
Balm, and would not be without IT, Any lady can improve
her personal appearance very much by using this article It
can he ordered of any druggist for only so cents
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.