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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

Editor Hartford Cuurant g. Permit me through
the columns Of your valuable paper 10 relate an
incident that has transpirci in our town Of late
which unlike many Others created a considerable
turore Of excitement My wiz, has ST-~ - 'H' a
ha to- 49, Y~-. 49, r.--~, anu unable 10 do any
work aLl exceedingly nervous My little boy has
also been confined 10 his led and room for more
than year by paralysis OF his arms and limbs, SO
thathe could not feed himself OF put on his clothes,
or even have his finger mails cut. | read the Ad.
vyitlspmtnt Of Dr.. Tram IN your paper, and was
induced - try him which tual has proved per
fcctly satisfactory, The doctor came cut 10 my
house two week, ago 10 day, and IN the short
space Of one hour be had my wife and boy both up
and dressed, aud able 70 their hands and limbs
apr rcutly Is we'll a,gycr My wife Is now :s well
A. she has been for the past eight years, aud my
little hoy Is hl lsk As cricket and able to use
his hands ana f. we'll Is any boy Of his age.
All that seems 20 be wanting little more flesh
on his withcTcl hands and he Is ali right. Should
any one doubt the trutAfulncsS 2fths they can see
the boy who Is now stopping at the ST. John Hotel
in youE city, and able 10 speak for himself While
in our town h, treated some fifteen cases, and
many were cured besides the above named and all
moEc or less bnur'i,tci fuly yours,
MOSES ST JOHN
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The following = igum 'le luiep,nltu, Stand
aTl Of July 1871, and will speak fgr itscr
la. UR.~v. We published two wcyks ago an
Item iIgm the Newport Express cummendN,ory Of
this gentleman Since then ~ have sc,n SoR.e u
b., patients and learned for ourselves some q his
wonderful cure. \ Nh. Randall, Of Georgetown
q. T., has Dee. hyirttdyu'iur nearly three years,
not waking step in a.. that time and Lot being
able 20 sll up tur nearly tao years. sno was las,
week brought 90 the boat on a stfytrher, brought
down the lake - Newport, carried 10 tho doctor
room, rescylus his treatment, and was able 70
walk the same day. We were told this by her hus,
band when W. vent q her room and saw her walls
not strongly % De sure, hut still, very Well Sal
mon Nyc, ~ Coventry, has had fever sore for
many Year,, which at times had been very bad
and had steadily grown worse. When Dr. Cram
wss IN Newport, m April last, Mr.. Nye went 10
see him, as IL had been several weeks since he had
been able % put HI. foot on the door In an hour
after the Doctor treated HIM he able 10 walk A.
well as ever, ans the next day be vas at work in
the sugar bush, and he tells us be has been well
ever since. We have heard Of many other SINH
Jar cases IN his county, that have met with the
same success, but We have not seen the patients
We saall not report them. We have seen the doc
tor and like his appearance much, and feel war
rsntcd in saying that he Is no humbug II your
does not come under hi, treatment he Will tell
you So. and ne charge made icrIt
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Mrs. Mary J. Holmes, Mrs. Lcon Lewis Mary
Kyle Dallas, Mrs. CatharlUe A. NHriield, Margar.
Brown, Helen Forest GrANes. lISlvn Co = Ia
Fisher Edmund Kirk. Leon Lewis Vim. Henry
Peck Alfred b. Street, E1Sard 5. Ellis, Emerson
Bennett, 7. Hamilton Myers, Edward Miuturn
James Reynolds Francis $. Smith and many
Others 70 say nothing Of those great stars in the
Literary armament A. J. II Duganne. William
Ross Wallace, Emma Alice Brown, NJ, Odessa
Wyune, Ms Sarah 4. Watson and host OF
others and that trio of brilliant humorists a X
Philauder Du.-ticks. Josh billings, and MARX
Twain and many Others. Besides host Of brill
liant ossaylsts. SPICY patagraphlsts palns'tUklng
coNatcTs, and about one hundred other occasional
.unf rlhutors
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y OF Rutland, - The Probate tnuTt tn the
l,,Tlet 81 Rutland
10 all persons interested iu he estate 81 Mdpn
wpo.dott, late VI DANNY, IA sad distract, de-
aseA testate dRAErlNG,
By the authority ~ the State al Vermont, yaU
l. AerJby notified tn aITear before said Probate
iuEt, al thr Probate Othyr m Rutland. m s8id
|stnc, on a, 50 Tuesday 81 January A. n lists,
show eausC, u any you ~ tr Why a certain IN
|runCnt, IA Whiting, MED m sad Court, "a put,
rllng % b, the last viii and testament ui stil
ya~s' shluld not b. IIuyv' and alluNrl-
Dated az Rutland, IA stid distinct. thI. a''h las
December \ h. ls6'
lw3w WALTER c. pJNIuN, ludse.
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EMERSON KENNETH.

Is thelgrea,e, rrsduetfot Ii, tIansosudEnty great
pon, IL is tale Of the great border and the
characters which figure IN u ale yaTiou, rs the
many scenes through which they have % PAS one
amer another are introduced the hardy = 0nerr tbs
cunning irappeT the Sily savage tie c,tcatlie
seeker after adventure the tender maiden, severed
by the force Of circumstances iyum friends and
kirdTcd, the heroic ard daring youth whose uspl-
rations are lofty, whose souls are fearless, and
whose deeds are daring together with misCc,lauc-
Gus crowd Of adventurous spirits presenting al
most every phase Of human character eaeh Of
whom plays his or her part in the thrilling drama
The story rvplee with scenes and incidents which
cause the blood Of the reader 20 leap with electric
force, and constantly alternating between Joy ard
sorrow tears and laughter indignation and a,,Ini-
ration he suffers and reolces With the characters
absolutely seeming 10 act with them. 80 intensely
is he interested-so deeply Is he spell bound. The
story never Gags from the beginning 10 the end
and the love portions Of II are especially beautiful
and such TO enlist the sympathies Of every lady
reader. This greet story is commenced in No. .
Of She present volume, and those Who desire 10
read It should send in their orders. Once more We
saw GUY the
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An Act relating a. the redemption OF Bank Notes.
Il Is h,r,by Cncctei BY ne General AsscEGly Of
ne STATE o. Isrp,oEf,
SEg. !. AFTER the expiration Of the charter oi
any Rank chartered by the State or after the ter
mIuailnu 81 the .Nlst"ne" of any such bank,
lgp,ally 90 the laws uf this STATE, such hank
may cNtls, uute" 20 he published IN all the weekly
nrN-pap"r. ut the county where such bank Is To-
gai-l In one fun YEAR, setting forth that said
hank wall u'i'em it, outstanding bills the day OF
the expiration % It's charter, or the date ~ the
termination Of it, existence, and "A copy OF this
act and upon due publication OF such notice. lei-
thl such bank OF It's officers Ssl b. liable 20 any
.,Inn tar the non-redemptiun u any OF It's out
.'',ndlnr bus unless the same shall have been
du' presented and payment thereof demanded
With the year aforesaid at tho Banking House
20. suc d bank.
&c. . After the expiration Of the charter or
after the termination Of the existence OF any such
bank a, aforesaid such bank shall cease 20 be sub
lc.t 20 the operation liable 10 the provisions OF
the 'lNty-ihid socuon Of caApter eighty Of
the general statutes
Sc, $, This act shah i.ke yr,Stt frum It's pas
age
Approved November lq, lS66. 5?-wly
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IMPORTANT TO THE APFLICT.

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT-
L ED. DR.. Dow continues 70 be consulted At his
Office, Nos, and Endicott street, Boston, 90
all diseases ola
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors OF venefu
and impure blood, Impotency, scrofula, Con-
orrhga, Ulcers, Pam and Distress in the region a
rrocication, Inflammation Of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Hydrocele, Assesses, Humors, frightfl
swellings, and the long ira n OF horrible SYMPTOMS
attending tins class OF disease, made to become
as harmless as the simplest wailings Of cold.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Dr. Dow devotes a large portion of his time to
the treatment OF those caused by q secret and
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind.
Weakness OF the Back and Limbs, Dizziness Of the
Head Dimness OF sight, Palpitation Of the Heart,
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Derangemen. Of the
Digestive functions, symptoms Of Consumption.
&c such persons should, before contemplating
matrimony, consult physician Of experience, and
be at once restored 10 health and happiness.
Patients who wish TO remain under Dow's treat
mcnt will he furnished with pleasant rooms.
Medicines sent 10 all parts Of the country with full
directions.
DR.. Dow has also for sale the French CspottAs,
warranted the best preventive Order by mail.
Three for 81 and red stamp. lf-ly
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i DOPTIOS NoTIcE nv op

n DOPTiON NOTICE. BY OR
Der Of the Probate Court for the District OF
And, notice Is hereby gwen that we have this
~ -uted Myrtle MAY Naylor, minor child OF
5ohn Nav -. late of Brandon, in SAID district de-
-eed ss ON child and her-st-law, aud iare
sSSsed her name =. 5te changed To Myrtle Nav
IIetcher, sa NUS, s. FLETCHER,
a DIV. =. FLETCHER.
= Brandon, Dec "A, 1867. l"'S
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Iraal Aotiffs.
ETATE OF VERMONT XII

ETATE Tn NEhMo-N'
p LAND, ~,
INAf y, i-A'"'' County Court,
ohsh W 49, IA. 81 sept, Tenn, lst5,
,S SSs GRnHTH, frusire'
-, ~ t.sumIslt On eoIamou moaey counts,
|t,.e,u.s the said Defendant Ge0rsc griffith, Is
- trum this state and has not had PERSONAL
FIes Of the Ispdeney 81 this suit
|lr " ORDERED, That he h. notified % appear
the next term VI SAID court, 20 h. held at l,ui-
|l within and iuF the County II RuNtni, On
second Tuesday u Manu- \, h, lsta, then
q thtfe % answer thereto, by PUBLISHING tue
bstanoe ut the Plaintiffs deylamtiln, with tins
Den, three weeks successfully m the Rutland lleF-
/, published al RutlaRd, aiulcsAll, tGr last u
bach 10 h. al least tweutN days before SAID term
court, Which shah b. deemed sufficient notice,
ld dag theTyli Is given; Ne,
/. ", HOPKINS, 'lytk,
AuRHfz II -t.-iE, Att,s Ia j ltl- "
|M, Z nUNroN, Atty lot Trustee lNaN
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FARM FOR SALE

situated three milca from Castleton VILLAGE !:
consisting Of $50 acres Of Excellent farming land
sugar orchard Of one thousand trees, two good
dwelling houses five barns, and at least four thou
five miles, at 81 y cord This farm produces
eighty tons Of hay, with pasture to match. The
farm Is fully stocked, and will be sold together or
separately, at the option Of the purchaser. Price
very moderste-one-third down and balance on
easy terms Three hundred cords Of wood cut
and ready for market. Possession will be gwen
at once II desired. B. FITCH, JR.
Csstleton, Oct, &c, 1867 t4-iE
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UsJLONG; Black, so, 70, 50, ~, .l.oo : D., best.
MIXED, Green and Black, 90, 20, Sc. ~, .i00 +
u, best.
YOUNG HYsoN, Green, Co. 20, 50. W, .l,Oo,
sllo, sl.25 J. D., best.
IMPERIAL, Green, 81, sl.0O, si,2j.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST; Black -. So 20, $l.o
clio a. best.
JAPAN, 90, 400, sl.2j + u.
GCNPOwDER, sl.25, $50
We import very superior quality ni hlanssl
Ooong and Moyune Young kyson Teas, put up Is
original Chinese packages, containing one pound.
We sell the Oolong at $3.50, and the Young Hy-
sou :; tl.en = u.
GROUND COFFEEN.
PURE RIO, 20, IS and 30 cents 4 Il.
BEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, ~ cents
I'D.
ROYAL CLIB, Extra Fine, IS cent.
Ia order 90 meet tee demands OF the leOpr oi
Ru,tarD. and vicinity, We have appointed ron I.
& MORSE, corner OF Centre street and Merchant
Row, Agents Tor the sale oi our Teas anS 'ofie''-
All goods are put up BY ourselves IN one pound
pac kager at our Warehouse in New FORK, ana
retaied AZ Rutland, BY Pond Aorse, at the same
prices at which they are 20 be had over our coun-
tiers In New York. All goods put up by us heaI
the trade mark Of ''Ihe Great | nited States lea
Warehouse" Of r. Y. KELLEY Co, STAMPED
on the package. None Others are genuine. W.
especially caution people against procuring theii
goods of any company in New YORK, Boston
OF elsewhere, representing themselves ~ ocina
connected with our house. We solicit n
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RAKuNELL HOUSE RUTLAND,
Fnio, \ saturday, jon, l;tb aud 18th.
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rOPIE> SENT FREE
u L k I L K NJ 5.

OUR TERMS
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY is sold by every
News Agent in the United States The price is six
cents. but IN where Agents have TO pay extra
freight, higher price Is charged when there is
News Agent IN the town. W. desire our friends TO
get the y. Y. WEEKLY through him when
sent by mail. single copies, s. per annum four
copies, go which Is e. 80 copy eight copies, So
The party who sends us 800 Tor club of eight
copies, tall sent Al one time) will lie entitled to
copy free Pos;masters 'nnd others who get ur
clubs in their respective towns can sttorward add
single copies at s2 50.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY and the ILLUS.
TRATED LITERARY ALBUM will both b. sent
for Is trannum.
Address STREET 4 SMITH,
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4 RESIDENCES WANTED FOR A
THE BEST SHEEP OR DAIRY

THE BEST SHEEP OR DAIRY
/ FARM IN RUTLAND co. FOR SALE
| now offer and will sell my Farm situated IN ths
town Of West Haven, Vt, six miles north u
Whitehall y. " cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere IN the State.
said farm contains about |, 200 acres in one body
well divided into pastures and tillable land, now
has over 500 acres of Meadow which can DO cut BY
machine to which another 100 can be added from
pasture, Said meadow has gentle slope TO the
South and East, is free from stone and produces
the best kind Of hay.
There are on the place, three houses and ten
barns, TO six of the latter alta hed good sheep
sheds a good store house, 2ix30, for grain and
wool blacksmith shop wagon shed, COW stable
and hog house
Said farm has natural fence more than bali
way around it. Soil mostly clSx some loan, with
10 or u acres of interval land d the best kind nor
planting. There is also large amount Of wood
and timber on the place, for which there . good
market.
Said farm is now capable Of keeping 900 sheep
in common years, besides teams and Gown neces-
sary for the place, and can DO improved 10y clear.
ing for PASTURE TO keep 500 more sheep.
For further particulars enquire Of
swift West Haven, Vt
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
l. This is to certify that have this day given
my son John F. Kelly his time during the femain-
der Of his minority, and shall thereafter claim none
of his earnings nor pay none Of his debts
DENNIS X KELLY.
West Rutland, Fseo, 81, 1867. l;wsw
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PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN,

W. has tiale wonderful aud instantaneous euFes
iu Hl.tsn, New NoTk, Hartford, Springfield, aud
t,,oVr Igu,utly R N,w Hampshire and Vermont
N4tt o. a. Ihr
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VANCERs CURED WITHOUT

DANCERS CURED WITHOUT
~ The use Of the knife or any caustic - osr-
roding operation. But by the Application 9
plaster which destroys the life Of the c.ncee, ~
separares it perfectly from the surfcundm9 poyeA
without mjuring the healthy 6esh q cauGnf bat
little pain. Especial attention giveo ~ pesayAg
the blood. Medicine prepared sxQeemly ~ ca
cerous Humors, Scrofula, and al disofdexed en-
ditions Of the blood and sent 10 any addysaA
He Send fer circular and rsfersncA. NO
charges for consultation b. call or letter. Ooes
at residence Main Street, Roaltney, W
lily H. HALL - -
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""'"'''""''
Sns CO.
sN-c '-'
THREE MONTHS INSTRUCTION TOR .
mtn.hra "A tbs tun,lari,,al lvl~''iHew

Il II a1ul,tted BY all that ELIAs AosH, il,
President OF the Howe Machine Co, Was awarded
GOLD MEDAL AZ the Pans Exposition.
Also, Il is admitted that the Grand Cross Of the
Legion Of Honor was conferred upon Elias How,
Jr by the Emperor Napoleon. These wep the
m0HRsr HoSoks ever awarded 10 a Sewing Ma
chine Manufacture"
THE ONLY QUESTION Is.
For what did Elias Howe, Jr. receive these hon
uTs He entered the Exposition a MAnufae-
turer OF Swing Machines, and no, As Inventor
He did not apply tot OF rcco've his upld Medal
a. Inventor"
The Award speaks Of Mr.. Howe a. Promoter
anu Manufacturer Of Sewing Machines"
Mr. Howe Who Is supposed 10 know says the
GOLD MEDAL was awarded 10 HIM for his Sew
lng Machines exhibited and for nothing else,
Now in all fairness We ask, whose Sewing Ma
chine took the FIRST PRIZE at the Exposition
Let common sense answer, and We are content.
PLCMMER & WILDER,
6eneral ". T. Agents ior Howe Sewing Ma
cnin,s
3sw3m. SO Bloomfield St, BpSton.
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/ MERICNN Az y F0KET6N ~
r. II EpI
hE PATENTS,

- ~ =
Il. II. Epn y.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
|a,. taent of me I-aited states Patr Qties,
Washington, UadeT ttt act ~ 100"
No. : state st., opposite Kuny -, Boston. !
After an extensive practice Of upwIr Is oi twenty
lear continues to secure patents in tue hli'%f
|tates; also in Great Britain, France 'thl o'hrl
breign countries. Caveats, Sp"clheat l"hS' i''N'
kssignlnents, and all papers or drawings lor "a
Ents oxecu;ed on reasonable tcrns with dispatch
Researches made into A.hcncan aud Foreign
korks TO determine the validity and utility Of IA
|ents OF Inventions, and legal and other advice
rendered on all matters touching the same. topics
the claims of any patent iuruishcd,by rcmittlng
In dollar. Assignments recorded in W ashingtou
No agency IN the [ nited States possesses supe-
|ior facilities tor obtaining Patents OF asccr''mhg
The patentahllity OF inventions.
During eight months the subscriber, III inc
ouse OF his large practice made on twice rejected
Implications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
bNE OF which was-dccidcdin his favor by the Com
missioner nfspatents.
TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Nj. Eddy one OF the most capable
|And successful practitioners with whom / have had
|Dficial int TcOurSe.'
= CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
(. have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
khey cannot employ man more competent and
|exust 6prthy and more eaphDle OF putting Their APP
|nicat,ous IN form 10 secure for them an early
|snd fayorabL. consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Lat. Commissioner Of Patents
"Mr r. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
|ovD1nations in all but ON + OF which patents have
I'M granted, and that one il now pending. Such
nistakahle proof of great talent and AGILITY on
krt, leads me 10 recommend all inventors to
~ e him to procure their Patents as they may
% SUM OF having the most faithful attention be-
ssoSeo on their cases. and at very reasonable
eaASges. Holm TAGHARTr
uSs'p, jan J, lass. l:wly
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SMITH & WILLIAMS, GUN
~ SMITHS and MAcHrsIsTs, takes pleasure b
inform the people of Rutland and vicinity that
they have established a shop In Room No. 10.
Perkins Block, Merchants Row, where they aEe
prepared to receive orders for all kinds OF heat
machine work, gun repairing, &c.
Particular attention paid 70 model work, ssving
machine repairing, fitting keys, &c.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Rutland, Feb. 81, 1867. d3wxSwo
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siHsBrRY, May 10, 1855

Read the following from the Hartford Courant
WONDERFUL CURES.
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or Y. KELLEY Co. NJ. 80 vv.ey street,
New York

Have op.noA in connection with then prosent
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4sledirinal.

nR, CRNNN,
uF BlsTuN,
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PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.

L ED.-Dr. Dow continues 10 be consulted at his
Office, Nos, and Endicott street, Boston, 90
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The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY otter
for sale their FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY
YEAR SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS, and
submit TO Investors the following, among other
obvious considerations and invite tho compari-
son with the merits and excellence. OF any class
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ELEGANT RETAIL DEPARTMENT
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,TATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

AuRHt- n -g,-.s, Ats la Ma
", Z nUNruN, Atty toT Trustee, lNaN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11
pROPUsALs FOB MINED VEGETABLE;
GOVERNMENT SALES

5. NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON
CoMMANDANT's OFFICE, Nov s, 1853
VIII he ore, cd AZ public sale to the hi CHEST bid
Ger gu MOI DAV. the 18Th inst az IL NJ at the
Arlington Navy Yard, a large quantity OF con-
demIed articles. among which nay be enumer-
Carpets. Tables, Chairs, siieboards, Bed,tesas
BGreers and other Furniture.
Also.
dredging Machine eBsine and DO Ter.
riIe DIiNiDR Engine, with boiler and frame
Pile Driving ScOw.
Old Boilers.
rs New Sasbcs
Light Nlgon.
9S Old sashe5, glazed.
81 Glazed Doors.
p New Frames and sash.s.
lnJ cart loads of Old Timber ard refuse Wood.
Besides many other articles too numerous to
Terms-Cssh A deposit Of ten Per ceu.uu will
b required OF each purchaser st the time CT sale
ard the articles must be removed from the yard
WILLIAM RADFoRp,
no J-eotd Rear Admiral and Commandment
GALE OF UNSERyICEABLE ORDINANCE
Nary Dspa-,ment. Bg1.au Of Ordnan,sl
HdshiHztoH Guy, Oct. %, 1865.
There VII Dc sold at Publ: auction, to the
jag of oveIbtr. Is in the once Of the Inspector
al OrGnance. Sayy Yard. Boston, NJ ass q quap-
tity q OIdDaHce Stores aud Materials. comprising
shot and shell. muskeIs. Rifles, Carbines, Re.
voiyeTs, spare Parts, Cartridge Boxes, &C., &c.
Ttese articles will be sold in lots.
the conclusion 81 the sale, and the remainder with
in ten days afterwards. during which time the
articles must be removed from the ard, other wise
they will revert 20 TIE Goyernme mt.
Payments for articles purchased must be made
before D IA of each day.
IL 10 to be distinctly understood tn On arantee
viii be given TO purchasers or articles offered for
sale, and noted In the catalogue. regards their
exact condition and quality; bat il is believed,
that 0srf3 ~ sale i a'
no I'd Rear Admiral and chief Of Bureau.