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of recommendations in our possession:
From W 2. Head, Esq. Bangor, Nc
Bangor Me-. April q. 1865.
hereby certify that have used tobacco for thirty
wears past and the last fifteen years have used
two pounds per MONTH have made attempts to
leave of at different t'mcsl have lett oil one year
at time but always ,ntinue to banker for it until
l used Ortons Pr. paration, which has completely
cured of the appetite for tobacco. wonld recon-
mend all who affected with this terrible habit to
try The preparation, which VIII certainly cure the
directions are followed. W. i. HEAD.
From L. W. Atkins, Knoxville, Tenn.
= Knoxville Tenn. Aug. :, 1857.
This is to certify that have used tobacco such
All extent that my health had become greatly impair
ed and my whole system deranged and broken down
In Juue. 1867, ] purchased box OF Ortons Pre-
parition. aud after using it I found that com
Tor tobacco using the Preparation. believe II
to he all it is recommended and would advise ali
who wish quit the of tobacco TO try one boN ni
frton's Preparation i. ". ADKINS.
From John Morrill,, Bangor, Ne
Bangor. March 81, 1868.
This il to certify that have used tobacco for eigh
teen year: have tried many times to ieafe on, nut
have suffered much from dizziness IN my head
and pnawinc at my stomach that have soon given up
tbe triai short time since friend Induced me to
tro Ortons Preparation (soid by you.) nave '"'e
On and am completely curel. / did not in the least
hankes after tobacco, either TO smoke or cheW ater
l Des'h ~ "'' JOHN MORRILL,.
Price of Ortons Preparation Five Dollars per box,
forwarded to any part of the country, post paid on
recent of the price Money seat by mail at our risk
Address c. B. COTTON Proprietor Box LIS, Portland
Me. ,
We, the undersigned, have had personal dealings
with G. y Cotton and have found him reliable ana
fair dealing man. and believe his statements deserving
the confidence of the public. -
S 3. Richardson Rev. j. 5. Green. Dr. > 1B ToWeII
Portland Me-: Charles H. Morrill, Biddeford, Me-; f.
II. Boyle, Atty Belfast, Me; Alonzo Barnard bangor
Me; Vim. o. Sweet. ESD West Mansfield Mass "a a,
IobnsviIIe 7 1T-2m
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what he knows to be false. We may
we'll repeat the petlnent question put, L be-
lieve, by Hon. William Whiting, care
Pendleton and tie democratic leaders in
tentionallv attempting to destroy the
credit of the nation. in order that we
may be unable to obtain the means to
put down the new rebellion which they
propose to lnaugurate?
For the year ending June 30, 1865. the
expenses of the War Depart ment.- Slo3l y323,0Oo
For the year ending June 30, 1865 the
: entire expenses of the army proper,
excluding borintes, state claims and
other Iegacics of the war; were. 5ooi3,oo0
For the current year the estimates are oo o,o
less than 4u,0Jo,ooo
The expenses for the Navy Department
w. 'n0 'e'' ''Ae 123Ooo0oo
Year ending June 80, 1868 25,77sn0O
Estimate for the current yeer lt,oooooo
We are charged by Mr. Pendleton with
heavy deficiency bills, but we reply that
they are rendered necessary by the frauds
of the honorable democrats of the whisky
ring kept in office by Andrew johnson.
STRENGTH OF The COUNTRY.
We have ceased the rapid reduction of
debt, and our taxes are not now excessive
but perhaps ill-adjusted At the present
rate per head OF less than So our entire
debt with interest calculated at six
per cent, for the next five years and at five
per cent. thereafter, and with an allow
ance for ordinary expenses far greater
than we are now paying-I say, making
all these allowances, the rate OF $500
per head will pay our debt before the
year 1884 has eded. Why. gentlemen,
we do not begin to realize our power-we
do not begin to know our strength, we
are scared by mirage, and VIC propose
to put off twenty, thirty, aye, even fifty
years, what we can easily do in ten. We
do not need to issue a long loan to obtain
a low rate of interest. Canada has just
borrowed 81, 800, 600 at per cent. and
50, 500, 600 at per cent, and the whole
amount was taken on twenty years by
the Rothschilds, at 1853. The finance
minister Of Canada expects to place $40,
poo, 600 more on still better teams.
WHY INTEREST Is HIGH.
All we pay above four per cent. inter
,st is the garanty charged US by capital
SITS because we indulge ourselves in tbs
luxury Of democratic party leaders like |
oendeton, Seymour, Hampton, Forrest,
md the like.
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We haye proved that the ordinary ex-
penses of the government for three years
and quarter, including the suppression
of Indian hostihties and nearly 5 900
ODO for river and harbor Improvement,
have been at a less rate than during the
last fiscal year prior to the war.
We have proved that to the alleged max num debt
August l. 1865 81, 157 ,6s9,51l
Tlcre must be added portion of tie liza
bility OF S92oT1 80, which existed April
i, ami OF which there was still unsettled
on the Ist Au .ust the sum of 53004f15S
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RIO OK AGENTS WANTED

To solicit orders for Dr. WILLIAM SMITHS DlllIo-
NURY OF THE BIDEE. THE ONLY EDITION PUB
LISTED IN AMERICA CONDENSED By DR. SMITH oMh
HAND In one large Actavo volume illustrated win
over l25 stool and wood engravines
Agents and subscribers that you get the geis"e
edition by Or. Smith. ,.: ,
The Spripqfeld Republican SAYS. this edition pun
lisbed by Messrs Burr & Co, is the Genuine thing
The C5n1rcqdtiondliS SAYS. whoever wishes 70 get'
in the cbea pest FORM the best Dictionary OF the bpe
should buy this. ,.
WE Also WANT AGENTS for ELLIOT > new W." or n;
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ITnix Rr REV THO. NJ CLARK, Bishop OF K l., &c,
&c. .,,rs
They ars new and original works by these ah'ior9
aed their subjects are approved BY clergymeh OF ~
DENOMINATIONS Agents meeting with unpaIaliei
ed success We employ no General 4ge''ts ior elnei
book and offer extra Inducements % oaiseiS 3.I
full particulars and terms address the Pnbishers.
Ism JB BURR CO., Hartford Conn.
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TIE APPETITE
TOBACCO DESTROYED.
Leave of Chewing aud Smoking the
Poisonous Weed, Tobacco!

One box of Orton's Preparation is warranted 20 de-
stroy the appetite for tobacco i'll any persen no mat
how strong the appetite may be. H5 Ii 1t fails III
any case the money will be refunded. 1t L. almost
impossible break off from the o. tobacco by the
mere exercise OF the viii. Something is needed to
assist nature in overcoming habit firmly rooted
with the help of the Preparation there IS the least
trouble Hundreds have used it who are willing to
bear witness the fact that 0rtons Preparation com
peeiy destroys the appetite for tobacco and leaves the
person as from any desire for it before he com
mepCed its 1t is Perfectly safe and harmless in
all cases. The Preparation acts upon the same glands
and secretions affected by tobacco and through these
upon the blood. thoroughly cleansing the poison of
tobacco from the system. and thus alaying the I'M
natural cravings for tobacco
No more laundering for Tobacco after using Orton's
Preparation Recoect it is Warranted!
Beware of Counterfeits
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4 NEW SUPPLY of all kinds OF
II Thread and Needles for Singer sewing
Machines, at the franklin Bookstore.
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For Club of Ono Hundred, and
&It.GG.

co Yards Shceting Fancy Cashmere Coat, Pants
aud Vest Pattern, Extra quality, Engraved Silver Plat
ed Six Bottled Revolving Casor with Cur Glass Dottlos
Pair Of Splendid Rose Blankets. ,ieetid Engraved
SILVER Plated Tea Set (thrc pieces Sugar Bowl Tea
lot and Creamer,l Silver Plated Cake Cake Basket,
Fancy Plaid WOOL Long Shawl, twenty-five Yards
Hemp Car-.ctiug, Splendid Violin and Bow, English
Barr SIawl Splendid Alpaca Dress Patteen, Silver
.Iu&.,ng Cased Watch, Spl-did Bible with Elegant
Steel En- cravings, Fanily Faml Record an Photograph
Page Poplin Dress Pattern. Engraved Silver Plated
Ice Pitcher Splendid Beaver Cloak Pattern Sharp's
Re4olver. Sploudid Acoor,enn Music Box One Pair
Fine Damn, X Table Covers with ono Dozen Dinner
Napkins to match.
CoMMISsI9Ss FOR LAR@ER CLUBS IN PROPORTION.
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o. 400 REWARD for any which DR.
- .COO Rchau's Golden Remedies fail to
All unfortunate sufferers. from whatever cause who
may apply for it. will have Circular sent to them
free containing r description of these wonderful med
icines and the diseases fer which they peculiarly
adopted by DIR. d. u. RICHARDS, 22S Farck street.
Vow York
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Fora CLUB of Sixty. and $500

One of te following articles - -IS Sheetin Harris
Cloth Pants and Vest Pattern. Pair Honycunib Quilts,
Cyli!i.l-r Watch, Double Barrel Rifle Pistol Fancy
Cashmere Dress Pattern Tiibct Shawl, Three Yards
Double w.,th Waterproof Cioakng, Four ards WOOL
Frock;ug Set of Lace Curtains. Ladies Double Wool
Thawl Silver Plated Card Basket, Splendid Ensrave'i
Silver plated Ice Pitcher. Engraved Silver Plated
Teapot. lnO-picture Turkey Morocco Photographs
AlbIn. Lancaster OMIT Alpaca Dress Pattern, En-
grives yer Plated sxottel Revolving Castor Pair
Cents Calf Boots. Splcniid almoral Skirt, Set of
Ivory Handled Knives with Silver Plated Forks.
Rosewood Frame Brass Alarm Clock Pair of All Wool
blankets Splendid Beaded and Lined Silk Parasol,
Ladies' Splendid MOROCCO Travelling Bag. Pair of Al
h;4npr, Quilts, Thirty YBrds Print or q Marsailes
Quilt.
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AXE PARTICULAR NOTICE..

Agents VIII please take notice of this Do not send
names, but number your clubs from one upwards.
Make vour letters short and plain as possible.
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TERMS 10 AGENTS.

Certificates giving complete description of articl
DC sold tor One 1o!lcr, viii be sold at the rate
TEN CENTS EACH.
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DEA FNESS
REFERENCES

Noise in the Head, Discharges from the esr. Cararrh.
Fits, Asthma rheumatism, Nsaurslsa uId rensr IS
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RESULTS ATTAINED.

From this review Of the finances Of the
last three years it is manifest tia ii the
nation has submitted to excessive taxa
ton and has made an extraordinary Ell
fort to free itself from financial embar-
r.. ssm ent, it has something real and sub
St,nti,I RI show for IT.
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Recommendations.

The following are a few selected from the multitud
of recommendations in possession:
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ami we have tho actual maximum debt So 1888 ,32a
FORM OF THE DEBT IMPROVED.

five analyze the form Of our debt a.
it existed Julfe 80 1866, amounting net
to only s.. 4S5. 00O,0 900, we find that it
was all substantially consolidated into
long loans, the payment Of none Of which
can he demanded before 1880, except the
currency debt represented bv the legal
tender demand notes amounting now to
only $40 MN. D.NA
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Rusinss, Notices.


The attention u our rpsders is directed 20
tbs ADVERTISEMENT q Goals Dyspepsia Cnra m
aaatbef Fart II this paper This truly Valuable
Maditine Il recommended hy alI who use it,
Read tAe certificates,
Miss sasyeta salye vitiah haze been 40 long
an4 iayorshlp tboWa ia isis aiip, IL fast gaining
IS euyiahss reputation Throughout the country
TArongA Dc cuterpriso q Mr = N Robbins
Druggist u tlis aity q e HoR being made and
heBtil large quantities b. an u 10 principal cit
o. and towns q The Dotted saies. aud az soou
as u i ones introduced, w. hapo 70 see lhc pro-
puctar peay rich reward f9g his ctsfts % scuJ-
iug aui - ar,i1le ~ moeh ueeled
ksos aad itao.a Pai1a hpe'got, Maae.
Fsunuateu. ngts tis advertisements Of The
ieeaas,s Aopei 3.d Eoaae i'srgbHsaos is an
gBterpti.n silcaeate uab His paper, as
&s Ffa aaahy ufF4tuusea, Road tAc ia-
taaemeHsr
lsa.sl Rftasglp. Il. good ahsets are per-
maaett huH auiy Restores tha ciof 81 the
ba Bat ths quantity aud naiafd glessiuesa
4a.s 3 esil ly Atgg aaa laing Hn s. a Aliens
iblru8 ga iisIt Ra-.fr o. Dressing,
&c @ Every pynsast ae'.s e. Price
Gas ba.l4F t81
IT, befae a,igs thal the name "sItgic or
miis trad 1alA anA taal asy persons who
aal lls, Hsme iar medicine dn e1 "a 1gar PERT.
uueh taaeeh .hsy stole al1 6ittr prop
efty lf his haeida ttsF txra a.eHada Tile
eaaae l.asneb iain Killing Maggie Oh 10 What
Tao pNa.a aai and eiiI haya.
ia'4a Chapman az i4bsre Maine. hsl stley
isF taui a. tae lhee hmbsr5d and s.Faiehtonel
p &c Be- i 4leApseua Aua9ua IMMINENT
TOE Esapa,tsrs e eja.ms0hs Anoiyuo Iaui-
meal "Eanme pgiean1a ri.aa aul ~shof.-
aaa famifg aa.iiea i'as aia hayg publish
- sraaaaf aaa inAirueela famphlet, which
maE te bad ifee al tho stores
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Suite AtuS

Beulaa.a Hoyt 81 Newport bass kill.
e hos which weighed 59i poanls -
Ta.a is a good ono 70 begin eilA Send
10 Use weight 81 your bag bogs, aud $50
dautcare Il ypu send ID a few Of the
hogs themselves.
A widow Gates. aged Sc years. and
Der IDIOT daughter a.esd 81 were recent
~ found near their residence ia STRAIT
ton Ii a state 81 iusensibthty, and both
soon died without relating The cause Of
their flight They were both paupars
n McNeilc. 81 Hardwick, has COW
from which hs has sold this season,
l92Ibs Of butter, besides supplying a
family Of three aith milk and butter
iatteuiug pig and raising a good cali
Tho COW has had no extra keeping
Tie boiler q the Manhattan Marble
Mills, at West Rutland, exploded on
Friday morning last. instantly killing
Lyman Kellogg, tie engineer, and con
siierably damaging the building.
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Important Certificate.


snme months ago was called ro utcud LADY, OF
Williamsburg, n W who had lubs hsrn eutrftnp from
troublesome utufiHc dstlse lta presence was mark
ed By constant vaginal discharge sometimes Of wat
ery consistency snd sometimes rrc3my and nueosptf
Hlent She had betn der other treatment ldF some
ima, but constantly grew worse Vaginal exgniua.
tpn disclosed extensive lHdufaun aud glerraiian u
tbe ctryix uterL htuierbe inflammation which was
evidently assuming chronic form was also arRrayat.
81 h} long standas constipation pslpiuu0a "a the
hatt sight s~eate cough, poor appetite and slnast
daily tiuunes She falalcd tu cntre nsanrlbiity dor,
Ing one ufmy first visits fcpmmeRrtd 81 course hy
such active lpCa treatment he liberation demand.
oh and lien applied mgscf ~ a reeapefatiuf OF tho
general health, Il was iutoHveBltnt 10 see her fre-
eucnly and oycepttu mark the hosiinluf The ulccFs
m The eafiy stages t iycd her oiy every other week
For tonic and constitutional pyirnraut DJdd Neryne
only prescribed. had some time before become
acquainted VITA o. properties and know of nothing
more safe pr satisfactory III is probable effects and
the result completely justified ms expectation m less
than fortnight he bowels hsd become frceaad rcga.
lar 10 thHir movements, The nghtswratH disappeared,
ard appetite began 60 grow The falhtius sp0its be-
came less 0egsuut, and soon ceased allo.pther, In
another ErtnIEht theFr was go usUre cough, thp vRgs
nal discharge was scufibly diminishing sleep was nor
iuptavcd What reinHns IL soan told. The patient
cuHihupl the use uf the Narpine aud no other meda
eut) t1r some weeks longer when ms further attend
Ance required since her reenvcry haye seen
brr but once she seems perfectly wei Her Joy
RESTORED health u naturally cuuagh enthusiastic
She never before had medicine gtyc her sueh comfort
land such appetite and such sleep and such cpnf-
age and such strength, She wouldn't try 60 keep
hunse again without 10, aud 70 Forth. aud prh Il
II my opinion that the Nervire s the beat tomb
and Crrtccvr az the female organization that has ev
er come under my observation shall not fall tocau-
iinuc its use IN ~ similar eases and the profession
hu0W they are numerous ek1ugh.
For sald by an Druggists Pdoe one Dollar sw26
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WEATHER STRIPS.
NOTICE OF WARNING
NEW ENGLAND FARMER.

De- - ihs Assf sfgriesffsr@t Pertsalssfs q
fss tsaNfrB- hssssa }sAfH.at
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STATE OF VERMONT

Satisfactory euden having been furnished me
that the above named Erastus d. Himan Is with.
out this state ana ia parts unknown, IL Ia hereby
ordered that thu foregoing petition, or the sub
stance thereof With tins order thereon. bs pab-
ilbhgd IN the Manchester journal, d newspaper
printed IN MANCHESTER, in the County Of Benning-
ton, three weeks snGceEBigely, the last Of which
publications shall be at least six weeks before dc
session Of said Court, which shall be deemed auF-
tclent notice to the said ERASMUS d. Hlllnaa IN
the tendency thereof.
Gwen under my baud at Rutland, iu the County
Of Rutland, this 18Th day Of November, A. b. 1865.
j. PROCT.
Judge Of Supreme Court
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ONLY25 CENTS

Tie Great Qaistiag Rsmsdy far Chiidren.
Contains so MORPHINE Oh POISON.
0ls DRUG sure % Eegaiafs as Boasis +
tilays ~ Pain e9rrseta Aeidity u the
stomach makes aek and ssak eilliren
sfE9ss and HEALrnri eans Wind COLE,
Gupiag inflammation q ne Boseis, Hnd
eli sonpisin.s arising ffom ne Effects Of
Tseihiag Can Or hosasr Baalsfs QHtsting
kyrap, and take - 9usef, aa3 you are iafs,
seid y DruggiHs ai1 ~ dealers ~ Med
iei4e
a RICHARDS Ssw Lsndon. C0bn.,
Agent - gi.s United ssssss.
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LADIES
LADIES
IN POOR
HEALTH.

ong II tbo h'st uh, uas probably the very bf- ever
prescribed ff tlC puiHrfpHs sod Distressing ailments
ke"Wu ss fENFi.E COMPLAINTS. s. posids NtfgiHb
esd ipvtgWatar Headache taHl Va she Back aal timbs
lalp{tatah IT the th8Ft fafu{nsss taA- ~ Appetite,
Bearing nvsFn latu frpslathffW strength, Retained
lNcesatee luseui4s FAhtml Nebsas- at yold 10 ID
nhctr toWtr Dor iysiaria, tpiieusy, Melancholy A..
u s A but inbie Il y also ast valuable tp ladies
who experiencing ihr change inedeht a. hds snseA
years Then t % that constitutional mtags Hake their
Appearance fan, b, lursing about tbt statem in give
caste o. remaining days. boiIs Nrfybc aud luyiRot-
at"f greatly assiss hafurp az tN important period,
maintaining The yi&or aud tranquility ~ osiris bfr sad
am I'M hmm llLL -. --LL .LL--. LLL.a-L
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Join V. HAIL. Clerk.
sTATE IN NrnMnNr

Satisfactory evidence having been furnished me
that the above named liebacea Bates is without
tets state, and IN parts unknown it IL hereby ore
derod that the foregoing petition the substance
thereof, with this order thereon, be published IA
the Manchester Journal o Newspaper printed IN
Manchester, IN said County of bennington, three
weeks succeSsvely, the last 81 which publications
10 be at least SIX weeks before the said session OF
the Court aforesaid, which shall hc sufficient mo-
tee to the said Hcbecca Bates Of the pendency
thereof.
Given undor my hand at Rutland, in the County
Of Rutland, this 18th day Of November, A. d. 1868
J. PkOuI,
Judge Of Supreme Court.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
STATE OF VERMONT,

BEShlNGEON COUNTY, s3.
Whereas, Roster Morse, u Bennington h. said
County, has exhibited 70 me a libel for diyorc,
against Eliza a. Morse his wiio Getting forth tat
he vas married tu said Eliza ga the 18th day "A
May 1871, and that he lived with her, tho said
Eliza, until October 18th, 1868. when she, without
cause, wilfully deserted him, and has since con
timed such desertiuu that he NOW resides, and
has resided With said State aud County more thau
Wp years, aad PRAYING that the bonds u luatfi.
m5uy be dissolved and a bin Of divorce gra ted
Aud It appearing that the said Eliza A. Morse re-
mdaS in parts unknown II Is hereby ordered
shat Else said ltpaier Morse giyeuotce III tc pen.
deHcy u tins ibei, aud notify the said Eliz, 4.
Aorse 70 appear and answer the same, al the
lyrm uf file Supreme Court, next 70 be holden al
Manchester, within said County GA the seeond
Tuesday De1t after thc fourth Tuasday Of Jaa-
uafgi 1900 b publishing this order three weeks
successfully s. th8 Manchester Journal. a newf.
paper published 10 said County tho last publica-
uou 70 BE- az least SIX weeks before said court
Dated al Rutland, this 2ith Jay Of November,
1868.
J. PnOCT.
Judge Oi Supreme Court
EHER N. DAVENPORT ATTY.
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PETITION Fur DIVORCE.
STATE OF VERMONT.
BENNINaToN C0rNIY. IS

BENNINGTON County, IS
To the Hon. the Supreme Court next to be
holden at Manchester, within aud IUr said County
Of Bennington, on the second Tuesday next after
the fourth Tuesday IN January A. ID. 1863. Your
petitioner, Deborah IL. HliIman, whose maiden
name was Deborah II. Iubbs, OF Bennington. ia
the County Aforesaid would respectfully snow 10
said Court, that ut East0n, IN tho County Of WASH
iugtun and state OF New York, ON the 10th uav of
January, A. y. 1860, she was lawfully married 10
Erastus y. iiilnan, by Joseph Cape Minister
Ot tho Gospel ana that after her said marriage
she lYed WITH the SAID Erastns d. iiiltman in tuu
strict observance Of all the obbg OF her mar
mage contract until about the It'll day of Dcceln-
btg, A. d. 1866, whcu the said Erastus D. Hillman,
without any Just cause, By his abusive c0nduet
toward your petitioner, compelled her TO leave ms
house, and drove her away, aud removed nor
thurcifum, aud then and there Wllfully deserted
your petitioner; and your petitioner further
shows to said Court, that the said EIatus b. Hin
man has been guilty Of intolegab.e severity in Ills
conduct and treatment OF yuur said petitlagtF.
uu0ner further shows to said Court that sae has
resided at bennington, within said County aud
situate form more than t"o years last psst.-
wherefore, your petitioner pFays said Court thai
tac bonds VI matrnuony betWGeu hgraua tlg sal4
hastus D. iIiAmaa be dissolved, and that % Bib
Of divorce be granted 20 her for the causes alara-
SAID, ana tl-t she may uy tho decree Of said Court
ut allowed tu resume her maIaea name Iu UuEaa-
auee 9i TAG 5tatltg iu such case maiG aud l41gll-
ed aud your petitioner wiz over pray
Dated AZ bennington aforesaid tAls 18th l4v Of
November A. d. 1865.