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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

WILD Cars KILLED.-A fortnight
since Chas. Whitney caught wild woods
cat on or near South Mountain in Bristol
with trap. The animal had gone into
the top OF tree with trap, chain. and
clog, the whole weighing ten pounds, and
MIR. Whitney went up after it, hoping to
capture it alive by means of lasso fas-
tened upon pole, but desperate resist
ance prevented that, and he was compelled
to shoot it just as it was about 10 sprinr
upon him. The back and sides of the an
imai we're Of an iron gray color, and the
belly orange, with dark spots. 1t meas
ured four feet from head to end Of its tail
and was possessed with great strength and
activity. On Monday night of last week
Mr. Whitney trapped another Of these
animals near the same spot, this one being
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

A young man named Charles Z.
Burt died at Elmira, N. Y, on Friday
from peculiar form of erysipelas first
developed on his lip, induced by some
poisonous matter from a base ball with
which he had been playing.
AN old bachelor, being laughed at by
party of pretty girls, told them, You
are small potatoes" We may be small
potatoes" cried one of them, but we are
sweet ones"
AT village merrymaking in Til
house, Pyrenees, France, what was sup
posed 10 be on empty she'll was used as
candle stick. The candle burned down
till the last piece of wick fell through,
when an explosion took place which killed
and wounded six persons.
- The students of a New York college
recently perpetrated a funny joke upon
one of the college magnates, who is as abb
sent-minded as he is learned. Being in
the habit Of reading a chapter of the BIZ
bic in course to them every day, the stu
dents by changing the mark kept him
reading the 18th chapter of Acts for a
whole week
j James Lewis, father of Richard
Lewis, both of whom are in Jail in POUCH.
keepsie, n. Y, on charge of numbering
the Rev. James Cook Richmond. cut his
throat with razor, Tuesday night slash
ing his windpipe, and his recovery is not
anticipated. He fought the surgeons 90
desperately that he had to be handcuffed
before they could sew up the wound.
- Nearly eight thousand buildings have
been erected in Chicago during the pres-
ent season, at cost of about even millions
of dollars.
The apple crop on the Western Reserve
Ohio, is probably larger than tina, of anv
previous season for many years. The in
land towns are shipping thousands of bar.
rels to New York, Chicago and other
places. The price is about three dollars
per barrel. Dealers are paying two dol
lars without barrels.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

Read what the editor of the Cincinnati
Times says Of Aliens Lung Basam;
A REMARKABLE CURE.-Mr. Samuel Lewis,
one Of the old Pioneers Of Cincinnati, was very
long, apparently, in the last stages Of Censamp-
ton, and given up by physicians, when some kind
friend recommended him to use Aliens Lung
Balsan. He did so, and Immediately commence
cd recovering, and he is now able to attend to
business. He says: In truth, l may say it has
saved my life. Mr.. Lewis is we'll known in
Cincinnati, and the fullest confidence may be
placed in his statements 1t is dae, therefore, to
the community, especially those suffering unde :
this terrible malady, that the fullest publicly be
given to such marvellous cures, that other suffer
ers may avail themselves Of the remedy. With
pleasure, therefore, we refer to this cure.
From our knowledge Of the merits of this cx.
ceent Balsam, and what we hear of its merits
we think it should be at once used by all persons
suffering from a cough, or any pulmonary com
plant. We hear that many far advanced in con
sumption, nave been cured By its use
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

Z. Todd, of the New York Times. Ev-
cry farmer, drover, and produce dealer
should take THE FARMER, as they will
surely find it Of incalculable value to their
interests. We notice that all new sub
scribers received during this month, for
1867, get the last two months OF this year
free. Price $500 a year. Address,
John Turner, Publisher and Proprietor
Rochester, N. Y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09
The November Elections.
GLORIOUS UNION vIoToRIEs--THE pEo-
PIE STILL FIRM.

PIE STILL. FIRM.
The November elections took place ON
Tuesday last and with few exceptions have
resulted in total rout of the comprehend
rebel democracy. The Union triumph is
great and sweeping. New York city has
given over $4,000 copperhead majority,
which is unexpectedly large, but the coun-
try has overcome this by large Union
gains, and the Union State ticket in the
empire State is elected by 5000 majority,
and on Congressman we shall stand as well
as before.
MASSACHUSETTS elects all the Union
Congressman and throws Union majority
of nearly SIXTY THOUSAND
ILLINOIS, the home of our martyr Pres
ident, gives Union majority of over
THIRTY THOUSAND! The Union majority
in Chicago is 5o00--a Union gain of
5000.
But glorious old WISCONSIN wheels in
to the Union line most handsomely, maxi
ing large Union gains and carrying the
State by from 10000 to 1900 majority.
MARYLAND goes rebel. The rebel
sympathizers and returned rebel soldiers
who were allowed TO vote were too much
for the Union men, though one Unior
man is reported elected to Congress
From Missouri we have but few re
turns, but these look well, and gain or,
Union member to Congress.
| MINNESOTA also votes the Union tickle
by 1000 majority.
Best Of all is New JERsEYl Here W,
have carried the State, and the Legislature
and gained three congressman, oneof then
a u. S. Senator GLORY ENOUGH FOL
1866!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

A Fearful Keeor5-It is an updispatea fact
that snesiIth Of the deaths throughout the civilized
world fto that ersad disase C6aswnsis while in
many Of the manufacturing districts Of England and
Amelisa the proPerton Of mortality from this disease
alone Is 7ss f1sr-fs.
faIful record njeed-outn anhbefiny BY tsrs &c
thousanas The victims q and psstIenee eomh.ned
Yet the wonderful prure Of Medical science during thu
past w segs only Ies It possible the conscientious
fnysieftn % declare, nov, that CoSszxFTIsS is
ieyriif.fs, Frs- ard A. crRx,rxry pE.-
VESTED a. stas P0z and proof this assertion
would refer TO TIE Advertisements Of Kings Prspared
scrptiln % he-:sund in aaeShe- column
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09
Rad whasp n. ssova sass Of ALIENS LUNG BAL

Read what d. seoya says Of ALIENS LUNG BAL
SAM.
Msssss. J. y. HAIRS & co:
GESTs-l make the following statement fro1 pe4fect
conviction and knowledge Of the BENEFITS Of ALIENS
LUNG BAISAM in curing the deeps PUIaos
CoNsTsPIIoS, have sitasssed ifs effects on the
Young and the Old aadI truly say that it Is BY far
the best expectorGat remedy with which Acquainted
For Coughs and al the early stages Of Lung Complaints
believe Il to be certain eare and If every family woull
keep by them rsady 10 adminste-upon the first apr-
of disease about tbs Lungs there would bsyery few
cases Of fatal Consumption Is the phe.1n aud
matter to raise, without irritating thoss dscats organs
tthe Lupgs AID without producing constipation Of the
bowels II also gives strength the system stops the
nightsweas, and changes ali the morbid secre.ons to ,
healthy state Yours respectfully.
A. L sCovIIL.
Stlit,y alb Medicine Dealers 4sas
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

some inches longer than the other, and a
more savage animal to contend with.
These animals are frequently met with on
or near the Green Mountains, especially
on the Western side, and are generally
known as wild cats. They resemble the
Lynx in their habits, their sustenance be-
ing gained by preying on birds, squirrels,
and other small game.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

To Con-uHsptive=, The advertiser Hfi'
restored 70 health Ia a Few weeks BY a very sr ~
a.fer having Suffered for several years VITA t777
affection and that dresd disease. CcnsUmP.pn-s On
10 make known 70 his fellow sufferers tEs aiz y
Toall who desire il, De wsisend a eopJ 1 ~ ~
ton used free u ehargr with the drec "lg-
and using the same, which they will t-.h@N ~ n
Consum ption. hr sima, Bronchitis, C0u-@ " ~
rhroat and Lung affections The ouiy Oh aa
tier 10 sending the prescription is % hyna-' ,
and spread 10 fpruin,3on shch d. splaths u s'"' w
be, and he hopes every sufferer will iTy aE ~
will Sost them nothing, and may prove Aits,"s
wishing the preparation PRIZE, BY rturp F2aa. p"
address REE howard a, WILSON, "haa''
Kings Co., New York. o-'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09
HALLS VEGETABLE skCILiAN HAIR
RENEW Err.
HaiTs Vcgeta bic SiciIian Hair Remover.

HUMAN HAIR RESTORED.
Gray HaU restored 10 lis Rat11l csior bB Rsf4 Iis
lfgstabke Seiiian Hair Asastcsr
Itis the best article to preserve the hair pre-
hair,
HEALTHY, SOFT AND GLOSSY.
l who use 1t unanimous In awarding it the prrs,
OF being the best Hair Dressing ezaut and without rival
IN restoring gray hair its natural Beware Of
eounteriss and mitators ask for Halls and take none
o;tar. Price 81 For sale by all druggists. 45eow4s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09
A REPRESENTATIVE MAs.-John Nor

A REPRESENTATIVES. MAN.-John Nor
rissy, the prize fighter, is elected 10 Con-
gress by the democrats of New York city
by 5000 majority. He is decidedly rep
resentatiye man, and full equal to the
great majority of his Five Point constitu-
ents. But what must be said of party,
reduced so low as to step into the prize
ring of pugalists for candidate Tor Con-
gress?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09
PERRY DAvIs's
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.

TEE uMyEEgaL REMEDY FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL CON.
PLANTS
Al this period there but few unasquainted with the
merits Of thu Pain Killer but while extol 1t as lin
Eent they know but little Of its power IN easing pain
when taken internally while others it internally with
great success but equally ignorant of it's healing yr-
tues when applied externally therefore wish say
to all that is equally successful wheher used internally
xtsrnaly and its sale universal and The
demand from India and other foreign countries equal
tie demand at home and It has become known those
fr places by its merthe proprietors have never ad-
yertised it Been any expense in ts istroaucon into
foreign ands.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

ain litlbg thu kettle from the fire t,..t,-,
severely one hand almost to a crisp nv, hls
nL hearable, The Mexlcag NJ. ~ Qte
relieved the pain almost immediately. h 80 '. Y
and left very little scar - 's'ls1 a
CHAs tesrER, 40 Broad 81. .p,i,,.
ibis ~ merely sample Of what the No.. wv
will 40. II Is hyaluahle in All ea,.5 of W.. Lr
sprains cuts, bruises, spaylns, Etc nm. 49, 7t
beast. N' aagp nas
Beware ofcoWnterfjts None i renpl,. J.,
IN hne steei-pate engrevings, besri9v tbo wv WV
W WesgergoS, Chemist, and the pgtrlt st,o N,
BAkSEs & Co.. New York '''-4 wa
snrn'oan spring Water, sofa By lD,,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

Colonel Young, the leader of a gang
of marauders in Texas, and formerly chief
of General Sherman's scouts, was hung
by the rancheros recently, and all bis gang
captured. shot or hung
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

A young lady residing in Lansing,
Michigan, was stung on the forehead by
honey bee in August last. The poison Of
the sting caused a severe swelling, and so
Frustrated her nervous system as to con-
fine her to her bed, and eventually cause
her death on the ! 9Th ult.
- The Providence Press says that in
private letter from Newport, Il. J., Sena-
tor Sumner finishes the announcement of
his marriage by quoting the Spectator, say
ing Z" / shall eudeavor to live hereafter
suitable to a man in my station rs a pru-
dent head of family, good husband, a
careful father (when it shall SO happenl,
and as your most sincere friend,
c. SUMNER"
- The Chicago Post says that there
are persons at Cairo with diving bells, pre-
pairing to hunt for the safe of the steamer
w. r. Carter, which contains over mil
lion of dollars, of which they are to have
one-half if recovered. 1t lies about tbir-
ty-fve miles above Yicksburg, buried in
the bed Of the Mississippi and has been
under water for six months.
- The Annual Meeting of the Nation
al Wool Growers Association is tebe held
at Cleaveland, Ohio, on Wednesday, No
vember l4th.
ID. B. Berry, one Of the oldest and
most respectable farmers of Madison
County. Illinois, on his return home some
time since, as be was about driving into
the gate, was met by an enormous cloud o.
bees, and before he could possibly turn
his team ont of the way, they covered
himself and his horses to the depth of two
or three inches, singing both horses tC
death in q few inmates, and greatly en-
dangering his own life. His men hearin!
his trouble came to his relief and carried
him to a neighbor's house. A physician
was called, and by the use of proper anti
dotes his life was saved.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

The toufessicn and Experience Of an
fnvaiid--Puhsed s,r ne hepeif AMI a. 4 Caution 70
aounk men am eeTs who suffer from Nervous Debility,
frenssure Decay q Manhood &e, supplying at the sans
VINE tise neaH ofsfSuTs By who has surSd han
se af,er undressing oeusiderahle quackezy BY enclosing
post fsid adtressed envelope, single co,ies free Of
T., may = had q The sufhor. NATHANIEL MAY
TAIN ~ aruokiya- Kings O., y Y SLY
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

The AMERICAN FARNER.-The No
vetnber number of this monthly is reeeiv-
ed. One feature alone of this paper
should create for il very large circula-
tion, and this is the Market Report, which
Is reported specially for its columns, by 5.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

.0,s $500 c-, sa !, The amount Or p,Dne
broadway six feet high, from M F.. 'ag n.
brakes Msnuaetory 9 one Of tbe trs,a, 70 81 !
York ID Is said that Drake painted nm ,,'t'1'ft Z
Eastern States with his cabslistir . " ishi
and then got the Old granny lrgislstsr. ~ l'e-
venting dishguring tbs lace ofuaturg. vii .,s aA'
monopoy we o. not know how ths 8. ~, g'a
tne flah6i5lon bitters sELL as no othsr IN. w q
They are used by all classes of M ro, as'ct ~
death-on byspepsa-eertain. They M ,.'l ny a
when l"nspid and weak, and gf,st ap et G9 @'V
saraiogn Spring Wafer, solIh-.v.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

Hrimltrees's iuhaFab4e HaiF C9lsTae Las t.ge.
growing In favor for over twenty year. ltartsa.l
absorbents Of the roots 81 the hair, and tbaug-. I
and in,Hre the hair lietFustrests - no. ~, hgB
tain In it, sulrs. promotes is HFaRtb, aal g
Ham DkEssNs. Price 81 cents and $40 s4
dealers
Saratoga Spring Water, -oIdly ,n Dag
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

All WHO value beautiful hesa u hair. ,rd }..,-
ten from premature b duess and turning uT,y /,
iaii TO use Lyon celebrated hathairon, Ii nst-..
rich, soft, aud glossy, era1ieates danlrog ma p,
hair to grow with uxariant beauty 4, & ~
whore. Z. THOMAS LYON, CSsua \
SARATOGA spring Water, s0ll IS ain.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09
SCHOOL BOOKS.

WALToN's SERIES OF ARITHMETICs :;
consists of Walton's Pictorial Primary,
Intellectual, and Written Arithmetic !;
by G. A. Walton. Boston, Brewer &
Tileston, 1866.
The first of this series on the plan of
object lessons, is the most attractive for
new beginners which we have ever seen,
it is appropriately illustrated, and presents
the elementary combination of numbers
in series of simple and progressive les
sons, calculated to interest and develop the
mind of the young learner. The Intel
lectual Arithmetic is the second of the
series, it forms connecting link between
the Primary and Written reviewing the
Primary and applying the principles of the
Written, which is the last of the series, and
is intended for Common and High Schools,
it presents the science of numbers in
philosophical manner, and is particularly
adapted to the present wants of business
lie
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

aqua "a MAGNOLIA The prettlpst AID,
thing" and the most Of II for the esst " a
comes the oder OF persrira,ion softens ,IagVg D
to the shin lisa delightful perfume spsues aia
Inflammation, and Is necessary Conn.,, lasa
room, IN the nursery aud upon the toi,,, Y, ~
can DC 0o'"'n'd everywhere at one dollar \, 4,
Saratoga spring Water. nm s,. ny
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain KHb
We ask the attention Of tbs public 10 this lpns 's
uuTiyallod family medicine.

Toe PAIN EfLBER Is, ~ universal consent a.
have won fer Itself reputation unsurpassed in ta
ofmedical Preparations. It's instantaneous e5a
eniige eradication and extinction Of palm IN al Z
incidental to the human family. snd the unsoEa
Ten aud verbal testimony q the masses In its h't
been. ana are, itso~n best advertisement -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

Important % Fesssnles.-The eele'ia.,.
continues 10 devote his entire time 70 the u'.
diseases incident to the isIuaiesystsi D sA.r.
years enables him to guarantee speedy a't ts. N
In the irora cases Of .SigTrssSi0a and ~ - ~, ID
arrangements, from arhatcger Ms. Al H,
mnss contain 81. Office, No. Endiioit ~. ,.-.s
B.-Boerd furnished 20 these who I.'a''
der trpat nent- eg
Boston, June . 1865
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09
New Publications.

AlARTYRIA, or Andersonville Prison, by
Augustus G. Hamlin late Medical In
spector, U. s. Army. Illustrated by
the Author. Boston, Lee & Shepard,
1866; Bellows Falls, johnson & Bah
bit.
This is book which will be read with
avidity and sought for by many who
once had loved ones, who steadily upheld
the, cause of civil liberty, and preferred
lingering death, in the midst of unparalleled
privations and horrors, rather than dishon-
or, and denial of their birth-right. The
author presents for review the story of
the wrong and heroism, cause and effect
of rebel cruelty at Andersonville. There
is faithful description of the Stockade,
the Prison, Graveyard, Bakery, kitchen,
&c. The statistics are from reliable
sources, and present details most horrible
and sickening. The illustrations by the
author add much to the interest of the
book, which we think is a most faithful
recital of the wrongs of our martyred SOL
diers. Truly there are deeds of which
men are no judges, and which mount,
without appeal, direct to the tribunal of
God"
HOPE AND HAVE; or, Fanny Grant
among the Indians a story for young
people, by Oliver Optic. Boston, Lee
81 Shepherd, 1866; Bellows Falls,
johnson & Rabbit.
This book is the fifth volume of the
Woodville stories, and contains the expe-
rience of Fanny Grant, who from very
naughty girl became very good one, by
the influence Of a pure and beautiful ex-
ample exhibited TO the crring child in the
hour of her greatest wandering from the
path Of rectitude. The story is an at
tempt to show the young reader that what
we most desire, in moral and spiritual as
well as worldly things, we labor hardest 10
obtain.
HASTE AND WASTE; or, the Young Pr
lot of Lake Champaign story for
young people, by Oliver Optic; Boston,
| Lee g. Sheppard, 1866; Bellows Falls,
johnson & Babbitt.
This is the sixth and last volume Of the
Woodville series, and contains the record
of a mechanical, rather than moral tri-
umph, through the virtues Of patience and
perseverance, and incidentally illustrated.
The young pilot is a boy of spirit and en-
ergy, who overcomes difficulties by a
strong faith in himself, and redeems his
family from poverty, in spite of bad ex-
amplcs. This is an instructive book for
the young, read either alone, Or in con-
nection with the series.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

CcstAveuess Ghs source 0f Disca,
ing. 0ppre ssjnn Of tood. Low Spirits Worms ir4,
SC, DR.. Jarrison's PERisfALIIg LOZESGEs wss-l
care GIL THESE aBa every form Of Dyspap Sta sg3 q
care for Piles either feeding or blind -as all o4u
hoations are oniy time ard money wasted fsi
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Temple Boston sud by al druggists or vii. De "a
receiving SO Cts. 2r2sl,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-28

PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA }
CITY oF CHARLEsroN.

STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA,l
CITY OF CHARLESTON.
By PETER c. GAILLARD Mayor
WHEREAS. AT A MEETING OF THE CITY COIJN
GIL. held on Tuesday, the Goth instant the following
Resolution adopted:
eSored, That tho Honorable the Mayor Is hereby re-
quested to that tho day sot apart by the
PIT sidont of the United States namely the 10th ay
November, our people unite with their hunkul humo
on Tor mercics their recognition special bless
ngs vouchsafcd to city, and cordially suppcate
the Throne OF Grace in behalf Of city and country
Now therefore, in compliance with tho said Rcsolu-
ton, do hereby issue this, my Proclamation, sottng
apart THURSDAY tho 29h instant to be observed Us
day of public Thanksgiving and Prayer by tho inhaBi.
tants OF Charcston and the Ministers the people
tho various religious denominations are requested to as.
semble on that day. at their usual places Worship
with united hoarts and voices, offer their tribute OF
praise and thanksgiving to the Author of all good and in
particular for the general health have enjoyed And
that He has preserved by His special blessing in mn
entire exemption from pcsence And, Also to suppli.
cate the Throne of Grace in behalf Of our country
Given under my hand and the seal of tho CITY, this
lL-s.] twenty-second day of November, A. D. ono
thousand eight hundred and aixty-six.
P. G. GAILLARD, Mayor.
W. 81. SMrTH Clerk of Council.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-28
AUCTION SALES.

Bacon, Hams dh,l Sonp dc
BH WILBUR ~ S$lE.
THIS DAY, 26th instant ut 1Oi. O'Clock will he sold
ut our Sales Rooms corner State and Chalmers Streets
TIERCES HAMS
hhds Clear Sides
box Breakfast Bacon
casks Primo Shoulders
20 boxes Family Soap.
90 cases ASSORTED BOOTS AND SHOES
AND,
A variety of wooLLEN GOODS, CUTLERY, FANCY
GOODS, &c.
Conditions cash. Novcul,or %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-28
DIsCHARqED sOLDIMRs.

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
G100 BoUNTY-ALL SOLDIERS WHO EN-
PlOV LISTED In 1851, 1852, 1863 1854 and 1856
aid served two three years. were DISCHARGED ON n
such soldiers who died In service - N"' '-
CAN NOW OBTAIN ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Ap-
an OPTIONAL BOUNTY AND A PENSION.
All WIDOWS drawing pensions now entitled to an In
crease Of two dollars per month for each Child - "
nave received official forms and Instructions and can
seto t9ese claims without delay II claimants will call ut
once No fees required If advance
fersons residing att distance have the necessary
paPero sent them on application by letter.
Aaofess T. HURLEY, Z
80 U. 8. Licensed Claim Agent,
No. 1G0 Meeting street.
o..,o. Charleston 8. @.
oCtoDer = mi