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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31

~ DYsMENoHnHGA, OR PAINFUL NrNsrHrtrIoN,
AND MENoRHHAcIA, or rHoFusE FLOWING.
Both discases arising from a faulty secretion Of the
menstrual fluid ln case being too lijtc, aud
compaued by severe pain and the other too pronse
secretion which will be speedily cured by the Const
tuition vs. alter.
That disease known as FALLING OF THE
WON -, which Is the result of relaxation of the
lgaments Of That organ, and is known by sense Of
hmviuess and dragging pains n Che back and sides
and &c umrs accompanied by sharp, laucinating.
shooting pains, through the parts will in all cases be
removed by the medicine.
There Is another class Of symptoms, arising from
IRRITATION or THE WOMB, which physicians
call Nervousness - which word covers mp much .rno
rance and IN nine cases ont of ten the doctor does
not really know whether the symptoms are the dis.
ease, or the disease the symptoms. We only
enunerltc them here I speak more particularly Of
Cold Feet Palptutiou or the Heart, Impaired Mem
DRY, Wukefulness, Flashes Of Heat, Lauguor, LASH
tude, and Dimness Of Vision.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31
REApl nEApn REApln

Dquri'ie, Pa, june 1899.
Or, WILLIAM IT. GRECO. Dear Siri In February,
1861, was AFFLICTED with sugar Diabetes aud for five
months passed more than two gallons Of water in
twenty four hours. obliged to get up as often
as ten or twelve times during the night, and ia live
months Loot about hfy pound. In weight During
the month of Iuly,'l,6l, ] procured two bottles of
Constitution Water, and in two days after using it
experienced rolefi ani after taking two bottles was
entirely cured soon after regauing my usual good
health.
Yours truly, j. v. L. DE WITT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31

MURDER "a FREEDMAN A most houi-
be muga wa pefpe raeod % Macon, Ga.
ia.i ibuuday nl9ht. ~ urec ruffans, upon
au cd negro named samuel Jackson, living
three mite from hat ci,y. They attacked
HE cabn ab.u 9 o'clock, and after knocking
uiu, seustIc-s n.u ilsied h- b. dy frghuully
Nih kuiye.. III Ii oojec wa' robbery, as
one 90, m kn.n .b, n gro had $500 IN
eold sloitd sway tf hl- nd age Otc-
Of tbr rI,, mee b. eau ave arrested one
ana are now ou re uack 81 tae other .wo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31

A w MAN ELoPISG Win HGR STEP ON
One Nr. oessaman, who has been for some
Tine engaged in brewing beer IN DuweFac
Michigan, not long ago married a second
wife, who soon became engaged in bfewins
mischief iu his hou-enold. h. made low,
to his son, Dung m N born a brewer, only
nineteen years old, ano fl au' ran away WIN
HIM, few week. ago, tsklng $500 in green
back which belon. ed TO MI oessamai, sen
or The latter sent an ticer alter them
who intercepted them at Micnlgan City, oo'
teined most of the money tom them, and
permitted h. pair to con niue he 'ufney
utm Tested.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31

Colorcd starch is Le latest novelty. Il, is
made la p.uk buf .he new mauve blue nd
den,a e cen. Any mu,hus ched with the
ne~ pei a.aion IL cump etely color,d- yed
We h uid have said but that il washes out,
and the garment tba was pink to-day may
be green to-moffow and buff aiftrward
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31

" bride recently star,lcd the cff rating
clergy man NJ hamp- uire, Ens land, by max
ing the tx.r ordinary vow to take her hus-
band, "to ave and 10 old from this day
iortni't, ioI better horse for richerer power
in siggerness else to love cherries and To
bay"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31

irriate and drcnch Che Kidneys, and by constant use
ease.
We present the Constitution water TO the public,
with the conviction That it has no equal m relieving
the class Of diseases for which it has been found so
omnenty successful for curing; and we trust that we
shall bee rewarded for our efforts ia placing valua-
Die % remedy n a form TO meet the requirements OF
patient and ply stefan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31

THREE MEN OVER THE HoLYoKE DAM -
Ttoo dro,0ned. A sad accident occurred at
Holyoke, by which two men were drowned
and third seriously injured, Three men,
Isaac Hsdley of South Hanley Fails, and
Messrs. B own Of Willmansett, and Wilder
of Holyoke, were in boat at work repairing
the dam across the Connecticut river, where
from some unknown cause their anchor gave
away, and they were left lpless to 30 over
the dam and down the thirty feet plunge
with the rushing mass of water. Mr.. brown
had presence Of mind sufficient to jump from
the boat just as II went over, and escaped
the fall and the under tow at its foot, and
finally came ashore alive, but with his wri,ts
and arms bruised and broken, and ,ther seri-
Gus COMMISSIONS on HE b dy, from the rocks
against which he was dashed The other
two men we're drowned, and last night the
body OF Mr.. Wilder had not been recovered.
That Of Mr.. Hadley vs., found some distance
below the falls, badly bruised and wounded
on its descent. The secident took place
about 10 o'clock, and the first information Of
1t was brought b, Mr.. Brown. who was atle
TO walk after leaving the river. The men
were all carpsniers.- Springfield Rep .biiean I.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31

SISGuLAR Dream The Detroit Tribune
relates that citizen Of Branch county, uioh.,
lately hired two men to remove the remains
Of his deceased wife. which they pretended
10 do, and received five dolsrs herefur -
The next night the gentleman who had mol
the least suspicion Of the truth, dreamed thai
one OF the men came into his room naked
and covered with black spots. which he SAID,
on being questioned, indicated the lies h,
had told, and the large one on his side the
lie he had told him in regard to disinreriing
the woman's remains, which they had NOT
doss. The gentleman was SO much impressed
by the dream that he Investigate, d the matter
the nest day, when ne founo the men had
not removed his wlfs's remains. and he hao
them sfrss cd for fraud.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31
Whcr,Goid, conn, MAJ

Wifierfeld, Conn, March 2, 1863.
On. W. IT, GREGG Dear Sir. Having seen your al.
ycrtisemrnt OF Constitution Water" recommended
for inflammation Of The Kidneys and Irritation of tho
Bladder, having suffered for Che past three years,
and tried the skill Of a number Of physicians with
only temporary rcoG -l was Induced to Try your
medicine. ] procured one bottle Of your agents nj
Hartford, - Messrs. lee sisson q Co.. and when
had used half Of il, TO my surprise found a great
change IN my health. have used two bottles of It,
and am, where I never expected to De in my life -
we'll and in good sprits / cannot express my graft
tude for it; / tol that il s an aud more than You
recommend It "a be. May Che blessing Of God ever
attend you In your labors Of love.
Yours, truly.
LEONARD s, BIGLow.
TOR SALE BY ALL DHuGGisrs. rmcr, 81.
CONSTITUTION CATHAHrc LIFE PILLS.
CONSTITUTION cArilHrIc IIFE PILLS.
CONSTITUTION cArHARrlc LIVE Pulls.
CONSTITUTION oATIiAHrIc LIFE Pills.
PRICE rs cENTs PER noX.
PmcE % crSrs rER nox.
PRICE 25 CENTS rEE nox.
PRICE IS cHrs PR BOX.
WM. II. GREGG a co.. Proprietors.
MORGAN q ALLEN, General AGENTS.
No. 40 Chd Street, Now York.
4 GEO. c. GOODWIN = CO., Boston.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31
TEN WAYS TO M-Kh A FORTUNE
L

With very smal capital ) msn with Ordinary en-
ergl can Tea zs fortune nom OF There alone. his
isuo humhug
Any man oy sending one dollar O. the sddress OF D.
Daniels Stowe. Vermont. will receive b return mail
Mrsn 'eh receipts are Noitn nnt. ih tn tstny
umcs the cost of Do TO 90 any farmer 0r family
II ny young mar wishes tn have a. "a employment
oi which hc IAN make owe nv doAs per day tli, is
tho hanrr i0f h'm
Ans iu her YAM one i' nor ssH bed sit hi. iuye
moni. tfc 900 rey wi ue returned dug Go contract
.ugy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31
TAKE CARE OF YOUR LIFE!
A NEW INVENTION.

WErriNoT n. rtstIs t.t ui.. pi.iinc cause oidis
ease and ath tuosn poo humauly H. is almost sure
% bring cold and colds, beg Get, d. an0 Otter wh'n
not ne elected, lead go cuu abs and ul
ptlus isin recognition ofIhis truth tha The
inventive talent Of the county las Tor Yeas been dtvt
NJ some met cd ut attempting % devise IL fof ketp
ug be i,tt liy, and get hat tn.ud ot give iuconycn-
renee 90 th. er.e. ku be- shH,s in one on. %,
.tlri, W nlfhH tu bee. ftiiaut tIt 10 we'll
ktowu. amu. hCiI many evils .laI he they ep
be i,eta p .m vttetnA moist te. the, sweat Them
o.tf mtlh aud h thus trlu.i au undue tender c.s
rcrc..c susocp. Dill CO. cold fatue an o. o. faise.
HOY one usH Do urftnmc ttr feet, and utlal are
wy expensive The demand f.r .omtthiug that hall
.. a.t tIe ordinary Boot I'D rho impefgi.U 10 vater
vi Iuu. .decu thcu Gle suce or rul aby na.if pos
lh W.tHu adding strtibl, .o The cost ~ - ~ tu-
e, These u will ne couct ded. ore m0.sl poitant
features and we CONGREGATIONAL firm hat thty are alb
c} attained IN The invention herewith ttntedio
r.e invention con- lists N inserting between The inner
90 nu'er cole, when the boo is mahiug thin MEAL
icP ArB, exceedingly ducti,e comUin gheabi ty with
uuglues very light nd every way adapttd 90 he end
dee hi thr audu nal expense is merely nominal
fur i-hrI RECT barrier aeAiust the adn i.tion (
vet or dampnes' though the feet may be exposed ever
500 iuug % ou vet patcmtrts or damp ground.
DO ladies and children the MsTALLlC oLEs will be Of
meal uao value, ne from % err habits OF fe and deli
Gag 90 d-ess they are REGULARLY ,Hp sed TO the long
ian iIs 'Ha attend Ia, ou au adequate protection 10
Tmse s.es have Aired been tired by the hes Of all
fets, ACTUAL SIS aud the testm Ynias 10 heif n critic
freely dsrri, ma tt that "a ul NJ be sueedily and
universally "a uted by The public Tho Patent Metslrc
b d boots and Sho.s are ing Introduced into The
leading OF ans Shoe Stores Throughout the T. mi I'D
sats. ave vail supplsnt ell forms Of o.er.h es except
Ios hly f3r drcp mud on So, as hey become luoun,
be sue TO get them aud tke mo- thtr II your sh0e-
make docs uo' happen 10 have them. he cen d o.ufe
them hout difficulty. Il he will not III send YOUR
"li 10 The inventor one doai and thirty cents and fh-
"a SIX pair seolttd siz.s wrh light TO usc which will
be rom Y fpfWa ed by mail express pre- paid and
which car mad up hy am shoemaker In me ,ountrv
Agencies will be stab.h din every cystd vila.e and
supplied Win hoes and prnpr eay stamps at schedule
pl's' lti1l Vomm sslon al fca on sales. Also
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31

WISTAR'S BALSANI
OBJ
VII d C II Il r RY
HAS HEBs USED ron NEARLY
HALF CEN fury,
WITH Use MOST AsyoNisHiNe SUCCESS IN CURING
Coughs, Colds Hoaisenes, Sore Throat,
lnAucnza, Whoopiug Cough Coup
Liver Complaint, Bronchitis,
Diff uty Of bft athiug,
Asthma, aud every
affection Of
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST.
CON S u NJ p ZION,
shch carries Of more victims than any other disease,
aud VIII Oh battles The sl Of he Physicians greater
extent than any other malay often
YIELDS I, THIS REMEDY
ehen all others prove iueh otual
as 4 MEDICINE,
RAFiD IN RELitF souTu IN EFFECT.
sAFh Is IT'S OPERATIONS,
TITS NsURP ASSED
hie as epustian fre rom x.ou. Ingredients
p sons. OF miner Us; uniting sti J. .,euce and me deal
k1 iwledgoi buing a th,t s valuable va the vcge
tab kingdom or thi- cas- fd-ea.es isis
INCOMPATIBLE
and is cnu.lei me lis iid receives the general conf
deuce OF the pub 30
SLY -FOUR THATCHER. MD,
II Herman n Y. write. as fou vsi--
"Wts1An's ga SAM or WuD CHERRY giyts univer-
sal stsiacu N. t seems tn cure olgh by ooscning
and cleaning The lungs and aiyilg iriauou rHcs
ron ND IEayisG TBS GAUSS BEtiND consider
the Basam as good any not he oest Cough 200, di-
cine with VIII ca avn acqlain ed
From r FELLOWS. NJ, d. Of Hin NH
Although have generally great objection 10 nat
en' medicines, eau but say ia justice to DH WisrARs
hAlsAM ~ Wild Chs HY tha Dc Us edy Of supc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31

D
Tor Che Rldeai Cure ofAsTHMA. BRONCHITIS cArARRp
Sasai sa s'sa br g aaoAr fR @
Si or Az taneuoaai Dsoldsrs ofth, stomach Bos, ~
o. Ps blood Il ,ubdae. The Ca. and f.ssJ nd igls1 Of
ssses & jyiss ave. &c aps. , q, s 1rys 10 o@
s M ..s itl l. s9 fA ae sos,a aed s ag.st ts
YSfSRs 6isSi ii's sP %lfa eif As S 6SltsA
The PREscRlPToN should be used In every case b,, M
5iieiaa c9@%an Ba'sr9ss "roncs IRON Acids 6ars
sai,ss rsSs Radr o ~ ahs Se 'd % gsf csse G
or more ofthe following ''''''u any one
SYMP TOMS.
D@eg Or irrtsaag b,saas loss OF Br,aft, CousA Nat
4ppane eeegai D5ang Nlsat srsar Fyns PAM throaeb
Pre'ransa 'aimes or Dstfas,s, htoss,cs pasasss KY
opp,s,,r or saa@s 81 he ,sae6 sys or ".S,i S1s,
@",,.i h'f- 81 q ara "poeiy oA fepats D,o5d,rs
ssass hii'' Das'a frnaas TOO f5'aas .s.s
Statements from Patients, DC.
o9 ris' sS g. e'af tssasl,.' tna has 'a
nes. God ~ te ngu,ai We haze I,,i ts ~ l
Eypfy Que 10 rbom hav, ldga ID ~. s ah,
Bi'tt aousf A-roi ri,oi i t,. ..
ey 'oo, tas .uuefn rm violent cough, t5r shc lad
had Ns1t sreats ehin completely prosta,,dms DO &c eve
spe,kng above shipper bad ne1 lad 5 atsessof is5
h. esi o i ,r ~ ny ,a~iy ,nssl.,'n a..ued ue iit
aaa 9.d ,ysn comle.gl Co. .sa'e nu.iues f neatly W.
~, 3D. & 1870 iV, No. ths le.iuuins " 81 btaat5 ar
,,nt.d sin boit cot o., rEGFtEu Tkh5, lbs
Jays my Nppntg tHhehi bad cotS t,tJ frturld
iwo u,sAs he NsAi srs4is seq ur,k'n w.
T. rs du0,, % ess % Is, 'itsS aisiH, ..
oI hesih laaf fhtseh rI0N eage.rds Il EG. viei ny
hsy, i.d Nsrusa spa.uoh s,,na ir ,le,sn 5eafs
nights rst Il onn .'sme e. me- T 'o a 4'1.5r'at'rq
eg9 hs. 81, n'o ny antl aes tsgsard aa atess and
I'i 10 is o. qaeut r.ts in vaaius irom ~ residence 10
, lh. n'sh ysio,e obtained tte PREPARED rREsCeIp-
it.oA a tea-pUoBflI AL t, | & ,.Ain. l.a isnelyi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31

CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE
Those who need the services Of experienced physi-
clan surgeon IN an di cult and 'hronio diseases
every anne end na'uie Shouts give him ac,n
7. 5 DIR. Dow imports aud has fuI sale new artic
called the Frelon eetict. der by mail. Two for 81
and ed sia 3. $50
/ Ma, 1865
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31
NEW MEDl AL BOOK.
F A MlLl PHYSICIAN"
IN PRINT.

nY pa SAMUEL SHELDON rICH A.. NJ
Inc iahor OF aiUns, Gus Ms4ieai H0ik
t.. iklecluos ga be Proven jon and Cure { Con
s.ui lu, -ul.etsss Of the heaIt and the IuIts o.
iics I'VE Health aud bic % a Hutdre Yea --ha -e
been red ul hulta d.. and have carried uopt all
read - -u heal teu hA llh bed IT'S leach n.,
uf ti'cu aim De- tnls b.ok 30. % direc. na4is
IS 10 afli. IUdsp1 Ilou,-tI tlHg luuls
prev. al disua e-iud treat lsta.c ao .s o.
fes re heath he would cure hauki G .usu, aud
thus Fft'eut cons mpupni b. would Gear hufky
hfost, and th stop cr up &C diIlthcr a he would
regulate dls.ur1.o ata.t ID stomach and bose s,
% hus say d5 senUr aud cholera; but sh uid am
disease auprf'tn De at Uu4e comes o. ou AID with the
hls hose diseases which the ok cannot eel doctor,
bu which fel re he I'D 4 capable physician and
"a wien prlpuy and timely treat d, are always ca d.
be hese diseases, d says, are onsu upuDA Br n
itp.la, b dtthrs Liver Cumplai Is Pile, Kidney
20 plants + male Compliance rheumatism Neu al
sis ktu Diseases, 4ud all disease and datOO atoms
o. ckles, mo h., &c, which attack and dest The me-
pl
Ia ecoud great elias Of dis, ases which the patrut
or his tsni eau siwai doctor aud for which ufsll1e
i.eli0s r. gwen are hi hthcr a, Cfuu scarlet fe-
Ner, Measles, ~ hoo tx Cough Jph i'd Fever, Dyten-
ttrli ASIA 90 hoeia Cu0l' IA Mur.us Cholera AfaLt
UNI ulairhma Il 4dulg. and children 20 ds Cong stOu
edlcs fpr ,ach OF given which the scK heli
iIends con teparea d su oes fully admins
% mex. siyes sac proper treatment uf The Har and
Teeth 80 as 70 preserve n Ia health end beauty
lhfo gh he tie ueAi gncs remedy for oea-sickuess.
~ he givesIeepe iof preparing Hair Dye, Cologne
water Aa itoth Po~ds. all unsus assed b. any other
PREPARATIONS
is as ile as we can do 20 ady our readers TO OBJ
tain aud read this book 1t 70 pasts price 80 cents,
Send 80 cents 10 Dr. s a. ftch No % fremont street,
Bos on, Mass Be particular give Post-oiiee, Town,
County and ST t. aAd the book will be sent you by
mail, ice u pos a. 1925
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-31

PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is a PROTECTED oLUuoN OF TsE
PROTOXIDE OF IRON,
discovery in medicine vi ich
STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE,
by supplying the Blood with +, vital incipal or life
element-lRON.
This is the secret Of the wonderful OF this remedy
iu cur ng
DyY,p,ia' Liver Complain D,q'y chronic Diardaa,
49, Neruous ABscnons hiHs end fesas
Hamors Loisf Constitutional igor
DiseGse Of RI hidneys and
Bhdder, Female
Com tiiuts,
and all disease originating in
BAD STATE or THE MOOD,
or accompanied by nRBuIry ora Low STATE or
TAI sY-TEh
/ B. free from Alcohol in aay form, is eneygiziag
.6cs are not looed by corresponding reaoti are
perm 'neut, nfu,ing KESo4H COR. and NEW 1IPs
int al parts fine sys m, and building up an IRON
COS TUITION.
by -PtP>IA AND DEBILITY.
FROM THE VENERABLE ARoHDEAcoN SCOTT, D. D.
y, MAN Canada East Ma CHI "A. Is s.
an an nvs'erate Dyspephe Of nor
= lh,,ebsen so WONDERFULLY benefited in e
three sholt weeks uins which have used the Ptiuy
an syrup that en- are persuade my eli Of the
Atty People VIII haze Known are aston d at the
chause am wild y known, and can out re- ommeud
to others 'tAt which has ne ch for me "
Case Of n Years Standing Cured !!
From IN -LEY JLNET n, Is Won Place. Boston,
q hay, suffered, d metmes severely for27 years,
from ny pep-ia ommenced taking he Peruyian
S,ru1, fu imm diate bn.f nom it In the
Of III eeoT ur weeks va sndr ly relieved r.
my sun. rings and have euj yed uninterrupted health
ever since
ONE or THE MOST DISTINGUISHED JURIsTs
IN NEW ENGLA D ~ LIES TO A FhIkND
AS Follows;
81 have tried the PERuvfAS sYRuP, and the result
full sustaius your 'odic ion. It has made man
/ OF me Infused into my system NV yis0 and energy
am no 10 gee remuous and deb.litaed, when J gu
last saw me, but stronger hearer, and IN ger
pacy for labor mental and ply steal than at any time
during the last ave- ears'
/ AN EMINE IT DIVINE OF BOSTON, SAYS;
/ have been using the PBauvI N SYRuP for me
time past I Civ neO rlg0r buoyaney Of spirits
eidsucity u muscle"
CLERGYMAN WRITES AS FOLLOWS.
my voyage to Europe is indefinitely postponed
cued me from the fAnes Of the feod Dyspei sia
Thousands haze been ehang,d by tie Of his rfms-
dy, trom Heak s'ekiy sVetHg ereai"es, 10 strong,
heahhy and happy men aad 70 men and nuahdS can
not reasonably hssitlte 10 gre 20 a biai
phamphle Of 80 pages, containing Ger i6eates Of
cure aud rec mmendaions ON Of the mo q emf
other val ahlo ard interesting matter, will be sent FREB
10 any one seueing us IN ir nAroe and residence.
" See that each bottle has PERUVIAN SYRUP
blown in the glass.
FOR sALEBY
J. P, DIN MORE 80 hey street. New York.
SETH W, FOWLE & SON, rs fremont St, Boston,
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-31

DE 1T ORDAINED by THE BOARD Q

DE 1T ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
ID Mayor and Aldermen:
Section ]. That there shall be elected three
citizens, on the nomination of the Mayor, 10
constitute q Board OF Water Work Commits
siOners, for the erection, care and MANAGEMENT
of the Memphis Water Works. who shall hold
ihsi offices until the LIST OF July, 1861, at which
time, and annually thereafter. there shall be
elecled in like manner, as their successors, a
like number Ct citizens.
.. The persons so elected Shal! meet and or
ganize Themselves iniu Board. by choosing
and elegting q Chairman aud Secretary from
their own nImber, aud mako such rules and
regulations for their own government rs they
may deem proper.
3. In the event Of vacancies in said Board
the Board Il Aldermen shall, OF the nomina-
ton Of the Mayor, GIL the sane.
3. said Commissioners shall receive such sal
fry as may be fixed by the Board OF Aldermen.
8. Said Board Of Commissioners shall have
the entire control Of the erection and manage
ment Of the Water Worse; they shall hcwe, er.
submit all plans and estimates u The ard Of
Aldermen for ttrir approval,
g. flc hoard cf Commissioners shall have
power to aqpoint all engineers and such other
ofictrs. and employ such labor az they may
deem necessary an early commencement and
completion 1T tho works, and shall fix the
salaries Of al officers and employees. and sub
init the same ior the approval Of the Board o.
Z. They shall make monthly sta t-iasa,s 70 the
Boud Of Aldermen Of - f,socgdinrs. and Of
the prorress Of the work. and furnish such
other Information a. may b. desirable for the
Board 81 Aldermen aud the citizens a. know.
> The Chairman Of said Board shall cEcrcise
a general supervision over the works and the
property belonging thereto. No member az
aid Board shall be interested. direct or indi-
rcctiy. in any contract made ~ them. either
for labor or materials 20 be furnished.
y On the election and organization OF said
Board Of Comnis Toners, there shsll be placed
10 fhcir credit on the books Of the city, subject
10 tLeir order, S5glQ for the purpose OF making
the preliminary arrangemcuts i1T earning out
the object Of this ordinance.
Approved December 18th, iS56
W. o. LOfLAND. Mayox,
Ait.sts L r. RIcM.nns, Civ Register. il7
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nRING YOUR JOB PRINTING TO Tbs
ID PUBLfc LEDGER. where the prices are
uniform and low, Anywhere you are suRR TO
set fne uork.
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LEGAL SALES.
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND,
NEAR MAsON's DEPOT.

DURsUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
l. Honorable Chancery Court of Upton coun-
ty, Tennessee, made at November Term, 1885,
will sell to the highest bidder, at Mason's. De-
pot, Memphis and Ohio railroad, on Friday,
January 4th, 1867 about 800 acres OF fine Land,
belonging to the estate of Rev. Jos. j. Somer-
veil. deceased, being ell Of the l0i61s acre tract
on which said Somervell formerly resided, ex-
cept that portion Of the same allotted to his
widow. Mrs. S. A. SOmervell, as her dover.
This land is in one of the most desirable neigh
borhoods in the country. only ~ miles west
from the depot. and will be divided to suit pur-
ehnsers; one tract of 1853 acres, and the balance
into two or three tracts, each containing part
cleared, and a part woodland.
Only 10 per cent. of the purchase money re-
duiTed in cash, the balance in two equal pay
ments on nine and eighteen months credit
notes with two good securities required Of pur-
chasers, and leins retained on the land.
This is n good opportunity TO obtain fine
lands near the railroad, on very easy payments.
REFRREScEs-John Somervell Attorney al
Law-oifce, 30 Second street DR.. S. p. Green,
Adams Block; Col. Joseph Williams, 304 Front
street.
Col. r. B. SomsTrcll, Mason's Depot, will
show the above property.
r. II, MUNFORD.
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sc $500 STOLEN.
$500 Reward offered!

IN THE EVENING OF SUNDAY. DE-
~ cember Is, j. c. Lowenhaups left Helena.
Ark. on the steamer Ned Traey. with SIS, 500
IN United States Treasury and National Bank
% Tie morning of ths l7th. For the recovery
81 this money I vii pay. FINE THOUSAND
1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS. IL ali Is re-
Covessds or one-fourth Of the amount Of such
p, LOWENHABPT,
III Helena, Ark.