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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-10-26
LEGAL.
To the Hon. County Commissioners for
the County OF York:

yyyE, the subscribers, Inhabitants % the town Of
w Lebanon. In sl,d county, would respectfully
represent, that on tho sixth day of March. IN The
year OF our Lord one thou.and eight hundred and
sllty.siS. . petition, In substance ~ follows vss
presented TO the Selsctmen Of the town Of Lses-
non, via -
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Bssses csr~rs, N. r.. pee-.b.r q. 1871,

. besto~ Corars, " r., Deeeabsr q, 1871.
VIZ. IT. 0Rxoo d Co. Geutst ] ffssiy give ysu
liberty 10 make uss Of the following sssassts Of the
value Of Consultation water. which esa rscommesd
in the highest manner. Ny wife We attached with
pain IN the shoulders, whole length ofths bssk, and In
kes limbs, with paiptefio~ Of fAs Assvt ssd Irritation
eftAs ksidev. called PHI sieiss, who stssded her
sbost thres nosths, WHEN bs In hes wosss thsn he
had bad hss. tn employed ess Of The best ply.
sloians cold asi, Who attended her DC sbost nss
nosths; md vhs shs wss under his sass shs I'D mt
ssasf quite - nseh pain. Hsanaly gsvs - ~, ssd
nd Aer esss ssss tsesrs. SS," sad -, 80 has
ssoA ooskastios ef eo~pisisfs fAss ssdtsSsS SsssS
6bv on operates seaisss sosss otAsr &Gestsa"
About this time she commenced the nee q Constitu
ton water and to cur utter astoaishnent, alnoss ths
srst does seemed 10 have the dssirrd eject; and sho
kept on improving rapidly under he trestseut, and
pow superstesds entirely her domestic sGairs. She
Aas ses saksa any Of The Coaststisa wsisrfs sboss
SSsr weeks. ssl ~ Aappy 70 say thss has pso-
dsesd DanaAat sara .F
VIZ. y. VAN BESscnorIN
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,-, HsAvyeeiS, co~s., nsfsh ., is1s
Dn. W. 70. 0ssoo. Dear Sir Having ssss your ID.
vertisrne.t q "Coastitutioa wsses " recsu'meuded
sos luAsnnstioa Of The Kttssys ssd irtsfos Of Me
Bisdds. ksvisg suffered for the past thrss years,
ed trsed the ain Of ssnbes Of p'ysctans, with
eaiy Temporary relief was ind.ecd 10 try yeur
nedsei,e. procured ose bottle Of yosr agents 1t
H.stS.,t.-Hessss. Lee, sissoa . o. and wAea
IA vsed half Of u, 10 ny sspsiss sossd great
ehane, IN ny hesith. have Esd two bottles Of n.
s.d = vhess ] s~ver expestcd - - ~ ny NE -
v,ii. - In rod spirits. es.nst sxr~ss ~ svsii.
IA, ~ n; Jssi Ut n b al I'D isese tAss yos
r,ssnsssd 10 b. Nay ths b,sssi.g - 0e< eve
sss,sd Jos .. yosr isSe~s es isvs.
Yosss, tIly, .......
LEONARD 8. DloLOw.
roR SALE ~ ALL pErGGisrs. raicI, q.
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Ii the snuR Of Hprslas Birthstone asrss.
Ahlsf OF its Inhalation hsalihfalPs
n sst, Why psrsist In ~ assi fAs
UNIVEIaAL SAFETY MATCHES

eoasais ssithss sslpk~ Dor fSssp Assss, 80 asssh
b sssd 10 all hafiss. 10 IL s1slssloa q all etA
era. ,chsaPess - sell - ssst. ssaA Per bsa
% esaU per dossa- ava
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Strosdst~re, IA, January -, 1884,
On. GREoo. Dear Sir wish 70 inform you iht
have been under the treatment Of some Of osr be.t
physieisns for nearly two years without receiving sy
benefit had lost al confidence, and indsiccd J,
but little hope ola cure from any source. Ny dlses'
wss Dropsy and my physicians tsd me that there VS.
10 eursfor me-. was tapped some any times, and 81
the dsrsnt operations about twelve hundred peunds
Of water VS. removed.
am happy to inform yos thss have bcea com
plsssiy restored 70 health By tho use Of Constitution
wster.
make this statement, hoping u may reach those
Ssssens who may b Lmliarly Afflicted.
Rsspscsnuiiy.
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Tvs raAvxlIsss 90 Hlusoso IL pot only the pioneer
accident Cunnsy, bot In the uothi IN combine
Laos ard AcspsSt usier p,cy anil prrmi-
am. Nasss business The casa piA AMI grants insor-
81 ue very is1sd rates eSmpsbse With security IN
The pscy halier Tia tAio~nz tshs shows the prc,ni-
charged by several psomnent Life companies fSr .
hl hs iey, without neia ling ecmpesszticu fs sccs-
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Tn Var -&,a- EarE sifabls.

kn asy e.ss. ana NE psvnlss ars In pAA up In ten
yesr CosvenAsla holiA under This hSm u pp,icy, do
ring ,he Whole lie. rnsss policies ssa hseabls sf.
tes TOO annual payments. Rate pss $1,000
ora,..., u, Policy, sssos s,iss $40,
coabioed Lii and Aecilert 3sJI Ss &lsi
Oshes 400 In psspestioa. ''. 30
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

GEORGE T. HOPE, President Continental
Fire Insurance Company. e. - -r
THOMAS VI. MARKOE, NJ. D., East Seven
teenth Street.
SAMUEL W. TURREY, % Exchange Place
JOHN +. MErCALF, n. D., - Kast Four
teenth street.
HENRY A. iIURLBUT. late President Second
National Bank.
CORNELIUS Il AGNEw, N. D., 39i Finh Az.
epue.
WILLIAM WALKER. 70 East Twenty st,
GEURGE A. PETERS. NJ. D., w,st Twenty
rREDsaiCK W. DowNER. W. W. D.tor..,
WILLIAM T. BLoDoErr, william Tilden &
Nephew.
J. G. q UJDRIDGE. Vice President.
HENRY J, FURBER, Second Vice President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-03
nss,r,l,oraiIzed..

.Ata meeting OF the Radicals last even
ing, in the City Hall, to raise Innds for the
establishment OF a new paper in this city,
DIR. Smiley stated that the L'.loyal"a or
Union party was sHdemoralized.n Mr.,
Stephen Johnston. who, was chairman OF
the meeting, denied the esoft impeach-
ment,n but confessed that he did at 6ne and
the same time stretch out one arm to Con-
gress and the other to the President-as
mach as TO say that he was A'upou the
fence"-but when the President made his
22d of February speech he let 90 of him
aud held fast to Congress. He also admit
ted Ito speak In his own languagp) that
"there might be a few isolated cases of de-
moralization" In the party. ~, .tal
DIR. Smiley replied that perhaps, he was
wrong In using the word "demoraliZed,o y
but at the same time he thought it was
true.r He said President johnson was de-
morallzed our State Senator to the Legis-
lature. John +. Cuinmins, had become de-
mOralzed. and our editor had become de-
moralized, and he believed great many OF
their party throughout the country had be-
come demoralized. He also stated that the
opposition paperin this city (the Democrat
wasa large paper, neatly printed, and edit
ed with considerable ability, and was
welding powerful Influence In the COM
munitv, and unless something was done
speedily their cause was lost. h'.
We thank the Doctor for his compliment
of the Democr at, and hope ere long to find
him working in Democratic harness.
The meeting finally appointed COM
mittee to raise funds and report this even
ing.-Piqud Denlocrdt. ., .,..,,-,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-03
RAILROAR ITHzHE WARLR.

Showing the arrival and departure of trains at Oo-
lumbus, Ohio. On and after Monday, May 2lst 1865,
,fainB will run as followst aNfaI HiffiHtf
- s. =. y "a. --l- IL =, =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-03

.6LiffEE MEEKMliI3
Columbus !. 81 .Xemfa'
" S',a ps.",.a -, AND -, ~ .'' w.,
DAYTON & &wESTERN5
6 49, q - ] = I, ,i71 !
R AS 1lh HzaO AADs.
on 1GNiUI AFTER MONDAY, 'j0LY H., 1885,.
FIyR5TRAteEsy DAILY wiLlssys eclnpbne
FOR CINCINNATI, LOuIsyILLE,i CAIRO sTE
dr,lLOUIs, DAYTON, RICHMOND IIN.ofsldw
-al'rs sDISNAPoIrs q CHICAGO '''iT,q ba'
Without ch.nse of cars t. to DAYTON an and RICh-
MofBBRPSsRtS ESss IN; tsas saaPSS RH Ssts 5
s,fa ConneetiOns arc reliable as follows :u3dii N
.,,goH 4oisA ,EIRSR FRAINI .Ibs1uios,nastt
ia nd b,t,opaily except honday.& ,l1o .Es
Leaves at 2:00A. N. for Cincinnati. Dayton, ,Rich-
mond and Chicago. Stops at London. South
SaSSil d5nsyilss nS arecs ca 9SlS sissssDS & A
rDad which leaves at7 A AGMFej oDO a!
n, B.-7Thisiis. the best direct connection tOCbi-i
"sS0S'i1tra saasECoND TRAIT!sla ~ 70 ''D d
sdi ,l95manCDaily excerpt Sunday)E yoi',m ga
Leaves at Ti2O IN !fDr Cincinnati, Dayton kich.
mond, Indiapapolis and Qhicagp; apd stops IT,
ali stations except Clsysyille. Ereep9rt, Miami
Vile and Plainville arriving at Cincinnati at 1905
p. Me- connecting with Mail Boats direct and Ohio
& Mississippi Railroad for Louisville at3.4b +. NJ.
.a.,sta THIRD TRAIN 9t,nlsr aua|
Al 4!sS nsil]A 4 except % 1os sPUg4sY USsSn.t s;6
Richmond, Indianapolis and Chicago. and stops AZ
WestJeffrfSon, London, South Charleston, Xenis,
Spring Valley, C0rwin, Morrow, South Lebanon,
i At 4:s6P H., cOnhectlns With Mail Line stssips
era for louisville, and Ohio Mississippi railroad
.Nas7os.,-i FOURTH TRAIN .n,i,'''HI ns
| TIA" tDaiy except SupdsyD fHJlDlI
Leaves ct $50 Y. N. for Springfield and Aena
IN. FIFTH TRAIN. ,,,,9,,l, ei9 Ila ~
NV .,s-Ft DAILY except Sunday ag...- / ,-.s,f
Leaves at 400 p M. for Cincinnati, stopping at
Alton, West jefferson, London, South Charleston,
SELMA, Cedaryille, Xenia, Spring alley, CorWin, !
Morrow, LoVeand, and arrives At Ciocinnau At
AS a.. NJ, connecting with y. q N. k.R. att
a5- Passengers for HilI.boro' and Ohillicothe ON
Marietta Cincinnati Railroad. will make the most
direct connection BY leaving Columbus On the n$9
leave Loveland at sos 7. NJ. PASSENGERS can, by
leaving Columbus at 400 A. NJ, arrive at Loyeapd
at544A.M NJ, and leave Loyelard at 93OdA. N, for
saisH sohHsstons sPS With Pti5pE NJ These arc the
Sleeping Cars are ON all Night Trains.
r 'rgl1,1 HENRY BROOKS, Ticket Agent a
u nv srn 7 Il bbOUGHy Agent. nt.aep,,I
w ISSS66 $S6 TisE;t MI IA Cincinnati cibir !. ' '.-'
- Superintendent .'.. " '....
Columbus, July II, -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-03
An Incident.

IA "reb," who had long languished on
the sweets of forced idleless, consequent
upon his occupation having terminated
with Lees surrender, began to look about
him for something to be, TO do, or to suffer
Thinking himself sufficiently reconstruct
cd, he applied for work at one of the De-
partments, presided over by a Federal off
Ger. -. fa ...r--s I'D
"Have you been in the rebel service 3"
he was asked. %
-"Yes, sir,n was the reply, --gi..r
"ln any battles 2 rcsol ..5-l..sI G-sr,a
l~About eighteen pitched battles, SIR" >
sewer killed any Yankees pm % . .atsI :.
"NO sir; 3 never killed any, --I.i3
"HOw did you know that?" irt hFalH
Well, i couldn't kill any of them.v ,
i"Why was that?".' e '' a-et I'd e.. Z
1ssiBecause they were all to the rear, spec
ulating; but L guess | Stayed about thou
sand Dutch and Irish" c-15'i4.L ra5ty,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-03

DR.. J. addresses al those who haye injured them
selves by improper indulgence and solitary habits
either business study, society, or marriage. n
These are some Of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits # youth, viS. Weakness
2 Of the Backand Limbs. Pains in the Head Uimnesa
If SiRht Loss Of Power palpitation Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritAbility Derange-
peDt Of the Digestive Functions. General Debility,
SVmptOms of ConsumptiOn dc r.. sI-1ITl | -7'''
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CDRTIFTCATMa FIVE

SOFA" "CDE1TIE'ICATEa FIVE DOLHIAT1s ,so
Certificate with
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5Sh the holder
the
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conducted 10
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GhaHney Bowen Bpher4
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dOfT
a Num- gSSS 2S t Es " sss ss SeS.S s% sSTsa
Elevator, VIZ
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E.sSsHifo J Isds A E p 10 81
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directed shTp Mo- Opera House Or RUaduss New
sD"' y r. RILEY X CO. Agents, ColUnblns Oa 81
4 auTdEaJ ~1lMAA@W IN h&4
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BAL A[TINdRE EoCK 7H0SPITGI.
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,Sr auT usu nm "a "A M n a SJSSSF = . ana
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NY pI III X y a I8 ,aIr
~ n 81 ~ ~ p r.sS Wy ~; ~ ort yoiIaH
6Peeny ss1 az 1n .ns a
tf X III Ss NV
kharS Imnos@cv 4 Skernl 1eblitt NertSn;stas.
SISsnensiaa li~nTnors low 'Enirtsy f,oncns;omIrN
Ideas IA piialiop Of the Heart, Tipidily,. Tremb
bTls 2rh Us N u " LlR
br T,Hbs gtS iihIg7
btdeps Sv Tsdrp lsiai 4 ~ uAH;fS isas ~
prr nd o,i,ary sct;nos o lsYi M ~ *
Tins than IN son nj ~, ts MAN, ~
tlvsses- bShtipS IN ar most bri snt sbooss r,sS
iiebatcns erina ma rrisre NV 2mohss;lS 81
HODNG MEN n ,,'''''"'
EspeciallJ. wbdhays bkcShS tb.vict;m M bk EoI;,A.
Nv Vic. that and destruotIvs 4. .h;a %hih
hnnua 1y sw eepg 10 an unln oy ye aiS1 sard -
young men Of the most exaEed talents and brilliant
tnips srhstes with ths, thiindSfS M al5S SSScty5
walked to ecslacy the living lyre. NAV cali with
donhdenue! !Efmft tbdE1iu1DT ncOl'r nfTtTtff
| eaT5IiS'r ~ ,SafI[ uSRSfx sS691f . .atnlur9H
Married Persons Aors Young hten contempt
marriage teils aware et fhYslc4 M eaitpess fDI
ganic iJepn w lJeiierIpl YES epeedlly cured lup
THI q rO sne care OF pr
and coDfdentI rely upon his skin as 4 thysicsnIr
S&,s,ii & ORGANIC WEAK ,tIt6s ~ r1,, y,
Immcdiately Cur d and full Vigor Restored ~ . hfs
This distri Esinyi AHectlOu- which renders life
mi erable and agenimpossble-f the penalty y
paid by the vic i'm OF improper ind gences Young
persons are 20 pt 20 cnInIht exoeAses from not be-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-03

DETAILS ARRANGED ExECUTED
~ PLAN Award is the Following:
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BURDGE & JONES,
no, 8 On SanlIftcn Snobs, 3.1tarslA inter
asY s bAb tsm Aln' Sasfs. H., >

U garsrIb tpirb b3abffffiir Butter,
8t-g gBtr mdrsn In tfm ,Ifbien ssidti ib
tipisr spsr erraem tlursautp 'thIsH-u- faeua pat
sstr. .uuistsHsrchriiuIS puarBeut unsprssrjT,,t
,natsa= mir wtiIen soe 9itif uts 81 adAtur Der
.aiin babfu wsasn psm etewbfp bsmj T>r d unf
IN Staub. u Mbtr bic Siuhs ~ nun a Ssts unt
iebr fdSd finasrt6tt ID unp td .ptrf sipt esidb
asns. @lnfe IN Disrh ssnomm'n habsn, 70 finf
ptr nun brett lille ,a ,,pdtSen - 81
Aasntaun, September A, 1866.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30

lga s!flitog ai'.3f.jpT F7TS ET-
.l7s2 ll5-5l ge GsJHf4J lisdL
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
4jTl S'nnter mo d. ippblfeiler. .,, ''s'.
unt son Ben it6allsn ,Siylss bic te na& alIsn
taua setraGt psrten llno.
.'0laaemeas9 &Gamaeue2

bon j.pr 8arts unp Gaalltst.. f-ir
Snd, Gahimfre mnb WslfcnScuse
wsttfsilsr ufs oisiei6s IN trssnb bi9tm s6tif bee
Stnais asfanf wrrbsn dSnnfn. .i a,s5l,a - = !.
H@ Gle inu&fn 92lsirsr aaf III Stter, ,s,rns
biiissn fdr quite Sits" "'pcsr ftn gtrfauf.5.7a
=" Sie tabsn auf Sanp einsn frti@tn gOrratb bon
Z Groiereien uno propiiionen. -
u SHERMAN int Befonbnn III t5hfi sufrisbsn
nit itrem : Bee. wsldssn fs bon 25 tts 80 GER
cent, per plumb WotlfsiIsr psfaufsn, alb irssnh
sin anbasr etctr I'm eauntp. s,' -
8uftt unpsrsisli6 on -unb framlnirt itur
.stod--fsin aratd @atr su sslssn. ''s ''''
Bnsshst ben Srt ni@t--ndmltd ss.. 81.
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!, llnternebmensss GtabIiRcment
III WHtsFfttVH8I'tVeFe sdup1tIItHtHl =
- = -11lN fn-
ggeoge WleanQ}|l|;,,,,i;.. /.
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usbtbin asnineer 'unb S6simer) >, =,
no. 5 lpaf gamilten ST., eSueutspm, pa
'S nabte 9bat gum aoler poisl. ~ sis NJ
Sdsimsr's Mammuib stobr,---
Rin ifbenoes 7ntfitut.

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Rin lsbenoss Jnfiitut. |
@cIS tsisS crfp arfa ID
penn man fauft an geb sfrner'S s.sereefs
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+ 2gS orat'c aSre e %.
-lin@er san3sr .Sted Hutbe - 20 6se,'
A'ft be,ab a m erff,
auf bic aaerniepetas Stufe. Dirttobsn siRtt
goneurrens. rl,fr ffaoiren 81 plieeen.
l4 Sdr Ssbst. ait, s5ena. &eish uuD Arin btirstsn
pir uns einsn 9it9sndbftfn Stcd pon Srsdsnp,aa
rsu, SrsJsries, ausenspaortn, 6 rpstina, .Sa
Sud, eafj Sifhlanb ptopiFsnfn, u.f. %. an SAINT
'ui'baltsn, um Barssns ellen 10 ssttn, Die tis ,ni
tbrsr 8uuofbaft bssbrsn -ridt nurfiir fedGs 1aS
gen eosr btftuHtf Ssit, fenosrn psroen uu[srt St.
ttr fertan an osa altrnisceriisn prsesn psrfaufsn
s8ir unferfebtn hint "a fa9sn, oae unfsr Gpiiem
trift . aaraeto iaJatsrl osrfitsrn eas unf,,s
prties 10 ulsber, finpals ben anbsrn bic probIsn
oaa ne Ole pcbfsilfen @dttr pertapffn, eil e ibrt
SefHdft' saE:li6 auf bas Gof& Yriuiip tetrti6su.
Srsube feisst ben isbsnbsn Ruupsn oes pobI:
bsfaEtttcn attcn Stunets, uao man lprD Der 4tib,
nab mis- bSfiidteit ubuortsn nit ben ttlliafen @d
tern. SsitssUie oapon ba6 Sbr am rsG6ien plat
.Is'e, unoa baum irpdnst Ga6 IN osa ,paufsn on
s: p" Sbeimer'6 populdrem Gtcbr.
Da Fam manam hsaen befristiat psrrsn nit Der
nitbrfisn @aarsn fdr's rpinisffs Sslo-uno aud
nit crn Standardization mobisttn Gdts,n,
5.,Sabies Dreesiiter 0epartement,
ansswSbnitd uudifaneia, nit tsi6sn une elesan
ten @iitsrns iowis aute NIT ben woblfetieren Sip
Ian psrisben, bsfsbsrp aus fG,p ,r,sm nnc farti.
aem sdpe 0smfinfn, plaib anb RSurlri. @Ut
Dslanse, alepps, pepfins. Wlsrinos, aemsn,n
unD f3urirten, fls urten unb toibirttn Nubaar,
-amsyitantf&tn Dslaiuee. goburss, printe, gI.
passas, Sect& unb Union Ylqies. ste.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30

sdhf Wfr6,n, als ft itt FitrSrtn laIfn.
.J sBlr aab In Staaoe alls obissn @acren Tim
r 10 bic Is prc3.nt biaiser atsutaifsn. ais uuirs
sl&barn, wrl mir baar psrfaafsn unb taar tia.
taufsn. 'N ~ -'. f.---
,.,a.,s sBir bitten tos. ts. ,uns Sorsuprs@en unb
-, man ruire ila bsfdsoist fstsn.r -.s
es uta&t feline Mast.sbis Baarsn ,u ,sisea.
sl3hns>F 10 Mi(ler, Sdrsiber Co., t2a
ss.ff2 30. fe Oh 5dmliton Strabe. zine 9tage un.
% tertab ter ,grRsa Rational 8ant'' In . tleu.
rs taua. e. B'f!3 ari9n,s ,s.sa
Gsptsmbtr IL. 1866. nalS
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OF cg8 ID s. mb d be fir 90 @annsYer Tcnen,
oo aaen Sabn uno better auatd s. giss seor empum
10 re aud, e9ane Snd 9oanes fir Sdes n6mdn
daenaun, Mdf3 6. 1866 ~ 'sg 80 - ~ 49, - pols
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
,Ti9rr, G!ae0lIatrs, g sattintts, asntnhv
ss;o y y. . s.,IF 9fans u. { 10. ,iS XXX ''a.

g Infer j9mter Sfsd puros4 fstt bsm ncufiGsn
5dIsn bfs @etbtss sefauft unb mir IalItn alIt
Sorten bon eaadren iim a f1a sefs'' aG1 .,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20

TN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY COURT,
| March Sth, 1S66-Ordered that Allen How
ison. VIM. A. Bryant, and A. Nicol be appoint
ed committee toinvite and receyesealed propo,,
theirebuiIding ofthc CLERKS OFFICE of this
County in accordance with specifications 10 be
made out of them said proposals to state the
shortest timewithin which, and the lowest cent
at which the party. making such proposals VII ~
worI-said sealed proposals to be returned to- the
Court at the next April term for their consider
alton, and said committee is authorized to solicit
proposals, through such newspapers as they
think proper. A copy teste;
NJ. B. SINCLAIR, Clerk.
n~ Proposals for the above work are respect
fully solicited specifications will be furnished
upon application to the committee at Brentsyille
Prince William county, Va:
ALLEN HOWISON,
WIN. a. BRYANT.
nh 1e-tf A. NICOL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20

THE AZET1T'.E[:!l.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 20.
,nR,,FliEiR Fl, ITEMS.

- DEFERRED lTEMs f,ss4sgrryaz
The Oldest stove probably, in the United,
Statesis one which warns the hall Of Virginia
capitol ia Richmond. il was made in Eng
! land, sand semitic Virginia In 40, and warmed
The House Of Burgesses for sixty years before
twas removed to its present location, where
It has'been thirty years.
It may not be generally known, says the
Lynchburg Krg1eiidn, that there is now a law
In force in Virginia, empowering the county
courts to levy a tax on all dogs in their respec-
tive counties. Such is the case. 1t was pass
aed by the restored Legislature at Wheeling,
Z the Sd Of February, 1863.
The Rev. James A. Duncan, DID,. of Rich
mono, has been invited to deliver, in June
next, the annual address before the Washing
ton Society of Washington College, Va, and
. has signifed his acceptance Of the invitation.
) ID Captain Levin Dukes, we'll known resident
Of Georgetown, and master Of the tug-boat
Belle Haven, died suddenly on Friday from an
attack Of heart disease, while aboard his boat
4 The captain had been for many years employed
by the Potomac Tug-boat Company, and was
much esteemed.
1T is asserted by most of the journals of New
York that when Mr.. Stevens ironically assert
ed in the House of Representatives that the
report Of the Presidents speech of the 22d
February, in which he denounced Mr.. Stevens
by name, was hoax, equal to the moon hoax;
! lie really intended that the assertion should be
: beievedzin therural districts of Pennsylvania,
and have it's effect in the State, elections
% Capt Henry F.. Kerney, of the late Confed
crate army, was arrested on Wednesday last,
by Deputy Sheriff Potterfeld, upon the charge
Of an Indictment by the Grand Jury Of Jefer-
sontcounty, last July, of allowing his company
TO take goods from ". B. Cronise's store, in
shepherdstown, during theWar He gavebai
for his appearance at Court. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20
ALExANDRIA MARKET-MARcK 10.

The market opens quiet. Flour continues stea-
dy, with ighttransactions. Grain in limited re-
ceipt, and prices unchanged. Butter active,
tiful s. supply and dull. Sugars droopping. Ba;
con dull and declining. :s0ur review below will
befound accurate