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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26
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POTTS CHEAP STORE
TOBUY YOUR GOODS.

We are selling Heavy sheeting, Calico,
(new lot just inn Browna'd bleached Do
mestics. Hickory, Shirting Checks, Den
inns, Tckings, Pants Goods of mi h,Hi,,
Hose. ribbed and plain, Hoop IS as,
thew styles Shoes, Caters, Buttons, Trim
mings, notions, &C., a., very cheap.
4 W. are constantly receiving New Gte d.
from New York Mt the great reduction in
customers New Goods at Bargain Prices
Come and see, POTTS BROS.
Main st. Ottumwa, Iowa. July 22tf
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With what joy and gladness do
the people hail the advent and dis
covery Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. 1t
is a sovereign cure for dyspepsia, in
digestion, and all diseases of the
Stomach and Bowels. All drug
gists keep it.
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HofIow.-An editor IN canada
has become 80 hollow from blowing
about the Fenagans raid, that he pro
poses to sell himself for stove pipe at
three cents per. joint. Judging from
the small price at which ne values
himself as stove-pipe, we do not Won
der he become hollow at the editing
business. However, if he keeps him
self we'll clothed it does not matter
much whether he is hollow or not.
This reminds us that w. I. MAJOR
Co. at the Bazaar, could perform
that Job for him.or anybody clse.--
They have just opened one Of the
finest merchant tailoring stores west
of the Atlantic. Their cutter cannot
be excelled east or west. lfyou wish stI
to feast your eyes on something rich
and fashionable, go and parchase
something at tn, Bazaar that will
give you passport into regulated
society. 'ft
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The first Quarterly Meeting OF OF
tumwa Station Of the M. 4. Church,
will be held commencing with preach
ing on Saturday evening next, at I
O'clock. Rev. A. Robinson,l ?. b.,
will be present.
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To prevent fever ard agne, use
Palmer's Tonic. Sold by Hinsey,
Lewis'& Co. jul.15-w3t.
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THANKs.-JoHN ALEXANDER Esq,
Of Center township one ofthe oldest
and best friends Of the COURIER pre-
sented us to-day with basket of
splendid peaches, and Delaware
grapes, of his own raising, for which
he will please accept. our thanks
The very fine peaches we have re-
caived Of Wapello co. growth this
year, tend strongly to overthrow the
generally received theory that they
cannot DO successfully grown in this
latitude. M 6lR
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Special Notices.

PROOFS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF THE.
. American Watch
II WALTHAM. MASS.
The American Watch Company. of Wal
than, Mass. respectfully submitt that their
Watches are cheaper, more accurate,s less
complex. more durable, better adapted
for general use, and more easily kept in
order and repaired than any other watch
es in the market. They are simpler in
structure and therefore stronger and less
likely to be injured than the majority Of
foreign watches, which are composed of
rom l25 to 300 pieces, while in an old
English watch there are more than 700
parts. How they run under the hardest
trial watches can have, is shown by the
following letter.
PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY.
Office OF the General superintendent.
Altoona. Pa, Is Dec. 1866.
Gentlemen: The watches nlanufactur-
ed by you have been in use on this rail
road for several years by our enginenen,
to whom wefurnish watches as part of our
equipment. There are now some three
hundred Of them carried on our line. and
we consider them good and reliable time
keepers. Indeed. I have great satisfac-
ton in saying your watches give us less
trouble, and have worn and do wear much
longer withoutrepairs than any watches
we have ever had in use on this road. As
Won are aware, we formerly trusted to
those of English manufacture, ofacknowl-
edged good reputation; but as a class they
never kept time as correctly, nor have
they done as good service, as yours.
] In these statements / am sustained by
my predecessor. Mr.. Lewis whose expert
ence extended over a period of years.
Respectfully,
EDWARD H. WILLIAMS.
General Superintendent.
American Watch Co. Waltham.
We make now five different grades OF
named respectively rs follows:
Appleton, Tracy 4 Co., Waltham, Mass.
IWaltham Watch Co., Waltham, Mass.
p. s. Bartlett, Ssf Waltham Mass.
WIN. Ellery. Boston MASS.
Home Watch Company, Boston Mass.
/ All Of these. with the exception of the
Home Watch Company. are warranted by
the American Watch Company to be of the
hest material, on the most approved prin-
Iciple, and to possess every requisite for a
reliabletim keeper. Every dealer selling
! these Watches is provided with the Com
pany's printed card of guarantee, which
should accompany each Watch sold. so that
buyers may feel sure that they are pur-
chasing the genuine article. There are nu-
merons counterfeits and limitations of our
Watches soldthroughout the country and
we would caution purchasers to be on their
guard against imposition.
ANY grades of Waltham Watches may
be purchased of Watch dealers throughout
the country.
ROBBINS q APPLETON.
lS2 Broadway, New York.
Aug. 16--d&w.-1m.
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S. S. SMYTH NJ, d., s
Homeopathic P hysicia ian,

Office in Union Block, over Merrill n Cos
Store, Main Street, Ottnmwa, Iowa.
I Calls to the country promptly attended to
August Sd dwsm if.)sf{}
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FIRE,


Connecticut Mutual, OF Hart
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co TO sHEFVER'S

no. Remember the place,
MS-Opposite w. Is. Bonnifleld's Bank
Ea- Main Street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
April 3. 1861 -dAwtf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
THE MEMS.

Hon. Washington Hunt, formerly
The Fenians at New York are adver-
Using their arms for sale. This indi-
Gates that Fenianism has virtually eX-
ploded.
[ A threatened crisis among New York
insurance companies is rumored, owing
to heavy losses during the past year.
1t is stated by q Washington dispatch
that the Judiciary Committee have
sufficient evidence to warrant the franz
ing of articles of impeachment against
the President.
Mrs. Major Williams, Of Washing
ton, formerly Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas,
recently celebrated the first anniversary
of her last marriage by giving birth to
twins.
A report from New Orleans says the
radicals in that State are organizing
the Grand Army of the Republic, and
a conflict between them and the rebels
is not improbable.
1t is now deemed certain that Con-
gress will refuse to modify or in any
way interfere with the present currency
ASouttioh law VI W iSueSS tAS e"-N VII
whisky. ..
Both houses of Congress have now
passed the bill forbidding the Clerk
of the House from placing upon the
roll of members the names of any per-
sons claiming to be elected from States
not now represented in Congress.
The acts making suffrage in the Ter
ritories universal and repeating the
thirteenth section of the Amnesty act,
comforting power on the President to
grant amnesty to rebels; have become
laws without the Presidents signature,
and have been officially promulgated.
The United States Senate had pro-
tracted session recently, extending
into the late hours of the hight. MIR.
Fessenden's protective Tariff bill was
the question under consideration. The
bill finally passed. after midnight, and
now goes TO the House, where its fate is
doubtful.
The House of Representative at
Washington, recently, on test vote,
amended the Tenure of Office bill so
that a member of the Presidents Cabi-
net cannot be removed without the con-
sent of the Senate. This, il is alleged,
is designed to prevent the Presidents
contemplated removal of Secretary
Stanton. The House passed the bill
Immediately, including this amend
ment.
The new plan of agreed
upon between leading Southern men
and the President, is in the form of a
proposed amendment to the c0nstitu-
ton, prohibiting the payment of the
rebel debt; making all persons born or
naturalized in the United States citi-
zens of all the States; making atuai
voters the basis of representation, and
making the ability to read or write the
English language, or the possession of
$3.50 worth of property, Qualifications
for yotars
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08

CLIMAX
plain statement Of fact. inherited scrofuia, and
many Of my rsia ms have died OF IT, In 1889 my
was frightfu Tumors and ulcers spread until In 1872
when, under the advice Of my physicians. l to
Avon Springs. received no benefit, though tired
cry medicine and did everything could. had to rest
my cushion, and had not been able to false il
to my head for year. The discharge from two u
GERS was nearly pint day. Amputation was recom-
mended. but pronounced dangerous. could not sleep
ard my suiferings into,erab,e friend brought
an English ply stefan who applied save with which
he said he had accomplished extraordinary In the
sisted in its use; 1t finally effected perfect and entire
cure. 1t is 1s4s 1t is five years since had the
appearance of scfofuous sore, and my health has been
good ever since procured the receipt of this wonder.
full articethis blessing Of humanity and have called
It PAGES CLIMAX SALvE" and allow the pubic use
not they choose. This Is brief but candid state
ment, given more fully 10 my circular .
Geneva, N. Y, Dec. 1s4s. J. NJ. PAGE.
New YoRK, Oct. 10th, 1865.
'Thave known J. NJ. Page, Esq, Of Geneva, w,
ern New York. saw him last week in good health.
His most remarkable one, but actually true
in every particular. [sgnedl DENAs BARNES"
We have watched the unaided but growing favor Of
Pages Climax salve" and awaiting ourselves OF the
wonderful curative powers have become proprieors Of
the same.
Tits a snre cure for Burns Scalds Scrofula Salt
Rheum Fever Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost Bites Chill
bans stings. Bruises Cuts Swellings &C, wheter mp
beast. 1t subdues pain and inflammation with
surprising celebrity and heals burns without scar. No
family should be without IT, II Is always wanted and Is
always ready Wew forfeit dozen boxes for any
single failure. We believe there was never anything T.
in the world tits put up in tin boxes surrounded BY
full circular giving facts directions, testimonials de-
and he ordered through any respectable Druggist
throughout the world. Prie, , only 25 cents , 49,,
Successors to i'm, Page, 12l Liberty st.. Y.
P46,spdtt- Why 7
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
TO ADVERTISERS.

s~The Gazette has now by
far the largest circulation af any
paper West of Dubuque, issuing
1000 copies every week. 1t is
therefore, UNPARALLELED, as an
advertising medium for all North
ern Iowa.
Our prices for Advertising
continue to be only ONE FOURTH
as great as the prices Of our
neighbors; and for the same
prices, we furnish FOUR TIMES
as large circulation as they ;
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08

.szsss.l
434 Hartman & Logan, printing
for comfy, claimed 50 40.
allowed, $40
1876 Hartman & Logan, printing
for county, claimed 81 90, sl-
lowed, 4 90
436 w. ID. Thayer, services as
town clerk, claimed $l2 so.
allowed, II 80
437 w. +. Brown, fees as sheriff
State cases, claimed 50 90,
allowed, 60
438 w. +. Brown, fees as sheriff
State case, claimed $2l 10,
allowed, 81 20
439 w. +. Brown, fees as sheriff
State case, claimed 50 60,
allowed, 2 60
40 J. III. Carpenter, services as
trustee, amt. claimed 81 90,
allowed, 400
AL A. Bronson, services as trus-
tee, Eagle tp. claimed 50 so,
442 Homer Brown, services as
trustee, Cedar tip. claimed
50 90, allowed, 400
443 John Il. Ferris, services as
trustee, Black Hawk tip.
claimed SO Oh, allowed, oO
444 b. Winsett, witness fee State
case, amt. claimed 81 60, al
lowed 760
AS Charles Merwin, witness fee
State case, claimed 81 80, al
lowed, . $50
446 James Murphy, witness fee
.... State case, claimed 50 go, al.
lowed, 60
AT b. Winsett, services State
cases, amount claimed $50 75,
allowed, SO So
44S Jennings & Mosher, supplies
for pauper, claimed $47d5,
;. allowed, AZ 10
449 w. c. Merwin, supplies for
pauper. amt. claimed S12 90, e
allowed, II 90
$50 c. Bozarth, services as trus.
tee, amount claimed 81 80,
allowed, 80
451 G.. Bozarth, supplies for.pau-.
pers, amount claimed S4 90,
alltwed, 400
452 A. NJ. Wright, services as
trustee, amt. claimed 81 co.
allowed, E 90
A53 J. Grey, services as township
clerk, amt. claimed SIG so,
allowed, aa... IL 90
454 j. Is. Emerson, services as
. Janitor, amt. claimed $40 90,
allowed, u..... 10 90
455 G.. ID. Grey, services as clerk
amount claimed So 90, allow
456 NJ. Miller, Iowa Homestead
amount claimed IS IS, allow
ed. S75
457 J. Cross, Erroneous assess 3d.
ment, amt. claimed So 16, al
lowed, -.. 216
Jas. S. George, services as
Supervisor, 1011
Caleb May, services as
Supervisor, 1854
VIM. Gilchrist, services as
Supervisor, 10 IL
+. II. Elwell, services as
Supervisor, II 80
Josiah Jackson, services rs .
Supervisor, 1904
J. T. Corwin, services as
Supervisor, II 20
G. b. Nichols, services as
Supervisor, 10 As
A. A. Alline, services as
Supervisor, II 0S
l.. 7. Holt, services as
Supervisor, 1904
w. w. Hutton, services as
Supervisor, 90S
Jas. Sandiland, services as
Supervisor, II 80
r. S. Wooster services as
Supervisor, II SO
J. ID. Gi!key, services as
Supervisor, IL 81
Damon Mott, services as
Supervisor, II so
n. Hitchcock, services as
.--.- supsrviaor. ..-.-.....--.-...-..- 10 %
a. L. Webster, services as
Supervisor, ii 6S
A. Nittam, services as
Supervisor, II 1G
Bills marked - not acted upon.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
Mofatt's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitiers.

The wonderful effects Of Mofatts Life Pills in cases Of
mental depression or physical weakness, proceeding
from Indigestion, ccstveness bilious secretions are
certified to by millions Of persons who have been bene-
fitted by them They are the most effective cathartic
and purifier before the public, and have been
In since 1925. They cheap, SAFE and reliable.
Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
SCH E D ULE
OF BILLS ALLOWED
BI THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
~ BLACK HAWK COUNTY.

DOAkD OF SUPEkflS
BLACK HAWK COUNTY,
Jau. Session, 1867.
25S Carter Hussey and Curl, sta
tonary forcl'ks office, claim
cd $500, allowed. 5 30 90
$50 G. Watson, servs pros. atty
State case, claimed $50 GOAL
lowed, 60 90
EGO Eli Eisenhart, rent forroom
for pauper, claimed s23 60 al
lowed, % 60
26l b. S. Doxey, witness State
case, claimed So 70, allow
ed, o7O
262 H. w. Abby, services as
trustee, claimed 81 co. allow
css Edward Reynolds, services
as trustee, claimed 50 90, al
lowed, -
264 V. Thomas, services rs truss
tee, claimed So 90, allow
2s5 A Monger, services as trus-
tee, claimed $500, allow
2se Edward Lichty, witness State
case, claimed s 62o, allow
267 A. r.. Dickey, witness State
case, claimed "a 40, allow
2es J. Griffith, one Wolf killed
amt. claimed $500, allow
2es Philip Hess, witness State
case, claimed So 40, allow
$40 NJ. J. Britain, work for clerk
in office, claimed sl2 90, al
lowed, 1900
27l A. S. Smith, witness State
case, claimed S 4 10, allow
ed. 44O
272 NJ. Swank, one Wolf killed,
amt. claimed 50 90, allow
a7s W VIM. Fisk, services as town. . %
ship clerk, claimed SIS 90, al
lowed, l20OI
274 Augustine Smith, services as
constable State case, claimed
$50 o., allowed, OO00
27j f. =. Streeter services US
bailitf Sept. court, claimed
$40 90, allowed, 81" 1000
276 Isaac West, witnss State
case, claimed SIT so, allow
e77 ". II. Palmer, one Wolf
killed, claimed IS 90, allow
27o Haiiock and Seely, house
rent for paupers, claimed
SIS 90. allowed, -
279 J. K. Griffin, services as town
clerk, claimed 81 90, allow
ed, 1a.-'. -
290 A. G. Hastings, witness State |
case, claimed So 10. allow
cd, Ht~t. $40!
2sl Adam Ohler, assessing Black
ha Hawk tp., claimed S27 90, |
allowed, .. -
2s2 J. w. Mcclure, recording
for county, claimed SIS so,
allowed, Is 80
2s3 Jacob Raysinger, witness
State case, claimed S6,lo, al
$685.. lowed, s61Ol
2si C. e. 'Pinney, services clerk
Lincoln tip, claimed $40 o0,
allowed, .sl .aH 10 90 |
2S5 n. Il. Ashley. services trus-
tee Spring tip, claimed 50 90,
allowed, 3O0i
28S Thomas Murphy, witness
State case, claimed, So 10, al d.
lowed, G70I
2S7 Leavett and Jenny, supplies
for Jail, claimed $40 II, al
lowed, 40l7 !
2ss John Howe, one Wolf kill. !
ed, claimed ) %, allow
ed, 500 |
2s3 Luse and Griggs, supplies
county, claimed sil3 no, al.
lowed, - e.. =. .....~ lis 90 /.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
! WEBSTER Cry, Iowa,
| Jan, Is, 1867.

SIR ...
Yours Of the 18th inst, enclosing ap-
pointment as Deputy Collector Of this
sub-district is this day received.
My political sentiments will not per-
init me to accept an appointment from
Andrew Johnson or one of his APP
pointees.
desire to maintain a reputation as q
loyal man and Il respectable citizen.
Serving under Andrew johnson at this
crisis could not claim to De either.
return herewith my appointment
and list of assessments for November
thank you, personally, for the good
opinion OF me which you have been
pleased to express in rendering me the
appoiE tmcnt.
Yours respectfully,
Ea E....- ..s CHAS. a. CLARK.
w. {. STANBERY, Esq,
Collector 9th District,
Mason City, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
NEW ADVERTISEME NTS

tS- spree not exceeding one inch do,cnarard
aud contaiRing not orer sirty CORDS. Tor 10 ass OF
brewer, t. g. lines Of Ms nonpareil is called square
or measure bsia0 charged 81 Jortas FIRST assertion
and 81 cents for each su5scg uent Insertion.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
SOMETHING NEW
Under the Sun.
A New Fra in Msdic|ne G.

June l. 1865.
Dr. MAcs,EL: take my pen &c write you Of my great
relief and that the awful pain In my side has left mt
lsstthanks to your medicine. Oh Doctor, how thank
ut am that can get scme sleep can never write
II e., cough thank you again and again. and am sure
that gu the fr lend OF all sufferers could not help
writing !, you, and hope you will not take it anss.
JAMES MYERS,
ll6 AYepueD.
This Is to certify thai discharged from the army
with Chronic Diarrhea, AID have been cured by Dr.
Maggiels Pills. HiLsoS Hah'hi,
New York, April I, 1865. - f"' s'ee'.
The following Is an interestn ssof d!pm
in iron foundry, Who in pouring melted iron Into
flask thai damp and wet, caused an explosion. Tn
melt ed iron thrown around and him in perfect
shower and he burned drcadfuliy. The following
certificate given to by him about eight weeks ar
ter the accident: .s.
New York, Jan. II, 1865.
MY name Is Jacob Hardy l am iron founder;
was badly burned by hot iron in November last;
burns healed with running my leg that would
not heal tried Maggies Salve, and it cured in
few weeks This is all true, and anybody
me at Jackson's Iron Works, Cd Avenue.
J. HARDY.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08

r:rMMFR haslots Of rEEFukEET sna Drugs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
City Auction Mart.
Hunt & Blair,
CORNER MAIN & SECOND STREETS,
Cedar Falls, Iowa.

Goods Furniture, &c.
Stock Sales every Saturday, at O'Clock p NJ.
Cousiguments Of Goods, Stock ETC., respectfully
solicited. HUNT 4 BLAIR,
Auction and Conms sion Merchants
February :, 1877. 46.tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
TRUE As STEEL.

Col. Charles A. Clark, of Webster
City, lately received from w. G.. Stan
berry, who is Johnson's new appointee
as collector of this (6th) district of Iowa,
an appointment as Deputy Collector.
The appointment, was accompanied by
list, of distinguished men, testifying
to the loyalty of Mr.. Stanbery! A new
era this, when the oppointor instead
of the appointee has to bring creden-
tails Of good character!
Col. G. cannot be caught with chaff;
but sends back the following pithy Re-
publican answer:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
j. w. PLUMMER,

ACCT fr M &c fcPs FjIIs Au SAIve,
CEDAR FALLS, IOWA.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing &c productive OF cure than these Pills.
Their almost magic influence is felt at once and the
a, comitants of this most distressing disease
moved. These remedies are made from the purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not harm the delicate fen ale and may
be given with good elsct III prescribed doses to the
youngest babc.
FOR CUTANEoES DISORDERS e- a
And al! eruptions Of the skin the SALyE 10 most
liable II does rot heal externally alone but penetra
with the searching eocs to the very Of the
evil
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
DIR. MAGGIEL's PILLS
rnyariab Cure the folio ino Disease,

FyyHoMPSON 4 co, Sell not only Hardware, hut rfe
l. rsre, stoves, psr1r-r Tools Sc, all Of shs ses
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
EXTRACTS fro I'm yAI0US LETTER

N u n
~ had no appetite Maggiers Pills gave me hearty
one"
''Your Pills marvellous"
al s;ud for another box and keep them in the house.
CDR. aiaggei has cured my headache that chron
ic'
-" gave half OF Of your little pills to my babe fol
cholera morbus. The dear little thing got well in
day"
'My nausea of morning is now cured" -
'.Your box of Maggiels Save cured me ~ noises Ia
the head. rubbed Of yeur Salye behind my
and the noise left"
''send me two boxes; I want for poor family"
81 enclose dollar: your price is twenty-five cents
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''Let me have three boxes Of your Salvs by erturr
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eB-I have over TIVE hundred such testimonials Al
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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
ST. MARY'S GAZETTE
yPUBIisHED EVERY THURhDhf Sf
JAMES 9. DOWNS,

.T.vu,oy Srn.cRIrrIoS.-S20 90 per annum,
to be p.id within six months. - s"'IefiP'lon .h
viii b. received for shorter PeF'"o ''"" SIX ~,
III aud no p,rer to be discontinued until
.m ,rr.srnces are paid except0' the option OF
the publisher -,c,.ns- SQUARE 70
,hs Grs, Insertion, and 80 cts for every ""hSe-
qu+n, .nseruon E'sh' lines or .ssS e"n'"'f -. nnt
= a,,,,r. lfIhe number .. Insertions pe not
al an the advertisement, 1t VIII he p"I,-
ma Io,il fnrp,d. and charged accordingly
i,s.r,I deduction made to those VINO "oVe''se
BY the yenr. c,,, .nl character WI
l.. .h,,,ed y, the same rates rs 1'Fer'lS'H@'
O,,.,'..r1. over ten lines in length Will be charS-
"A -, III. ,ate of 80 cents per square.
All communicate for publication h"St "e
accompanied with The real name OF '"t r' n"'n"'
n, n,n,iention viii - pad t" thrn. ne tf"
- of ,be ,uthor will not be published, untoa,
d..,,eJ but we cannot consent to iH7tit Com
,c,,,ons unIess we know the w!lter
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11

The friends Of Mai. john II. Mi'hurn re-
commend him to the voters ot SAINT mary
County as \ candidate tor JuiSc "l we
Orphans Court. and endorse hm as emil
uently qualified tor that position II ne VII
consent ~ hr candidate, rs we trust nc VIII,
he will he warmly SuPH'rted hN
IroNARpTowH DISTRIcT.
Feb 2Sth. SG1-tc.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
NEW a.. =. EsNTNV7st<
INCREASED Pensions

Urder recent Act of Congress. Soldiers Of
1861, 2ard 8 are. in certain cases, entitled
10 an a1ditionm Bo1rtty from the u. >.
Soldiers who were Disabled in the late
w ar by tho loss of eyesigh', arm, leg, &c.
vr.. arc entitled TO an Increase OF feas.o"
Of S25. $50 and $l5 WIDOWS and Or
pt,.,;s are al.o entitled to INCREASE OF
PENSION under late Act.
Persons writing Tor information will please
state the Name Of the Soldier, his Company
ana REGIMENT, with the date Of enlistment
and discharge or death; also, how much
Bounty OF Pension received. and II the Sol
der is leaG give the name or names oi III
nearest Of kin.
Address, leucIosng Postage Stamp for
WM p. HILL,
ATToRSKY At LAW,
70 w. Fayctfc Street, Baltimore, aid.
Aug. 9, 1866 -ly.