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FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL,

Medic. Properties contained in DlspsnsaOry Of the
United States Of which the following correct copy
'BUCHU--Its odor is strong. difasve. and somewhat
aromatic beish aud analogous TO that Of mint
given chiefly in complaints Of the Urinary Organs such
Gravel Chronic Csfsrh Of the Bladder morbid irritation
of the BLADDER and Urehs diseases Of The frosrate and
the 1ncontnencof Urine from loss Of tone in
the parts concerned in ts evacuation It has also been
recommended In Dyspepsia Chronic Rheumatism CutaneOus
Affections and Dropy."
FOR BURrHER INFORMATION
See Professor Dswees valuable works on the Practice Of
Physic
See remarks made by the celebrated DIR. Physic, Of
Phfatslphia@
See any ana all Standard Works on Medicine.
IDr Krrsrs s physician thirty years. experience
and graduate Of the Jensrson nedc College and Of
University Of Medicine and Surgery Of Philadelphia
NE. II. 7. HrLxBoLD,
DEAR srR-1n regard the question asked TO my
opinion shout BUCHU would that have used and
sold the various fo-ms for the past thirty
do not think there form or preparation Of 1t have not
be used in the various diseases where snch
inedieate agent would be Indicated
You are awars as well myself that has been exte
svey employed the various diseases Of the bladder and
Kidneys and the reputation has acquired In my udsmsnt
fs warranted by the facts
have seen and used before stated every fcrn Of
BUCHU-the powdered the simple decocon. tncture
fluid extracts; and not eoznizsnt Of preparation
Ct that plant all equa TO yours Eighteen exper-
ience ought thi1k, the right 10 judge Of its
merits without prejudice partially give
cedence over all Others.
value your Buchu for It's effects on patients. have
cured with IT. cured with it, diseases Of the
bladder and kid than have cured with othsr
Buchu any ohr proprietary eompo und OF vhstever
name. Respectfully yours, etc,
GE0. II. KEYsER, N. D.,
lio Wood street, Pistsbarg, Pa.
August II, 1865
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCKU.

ieasapt IN and odor. free from all in5urOusprOp
ties, and immediate In las action
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GENUINE PREPARATIONS,

nd knowing that the intelligent refrain from using sryhng
Of which prepared by self styled Doctors. too
isnOrant 70 read lhycians simplest prescription, much
less competent prerare Phsrmae utical preparations
These parties resort TO various Of eHecng sales such
copyirg parts Of Advertisements Of popular remedies and
fnishing with certificates
She Scispce OF Medicine stands SIMPLE PURE AND
MAJESTIC. hsvins fact fOrits basis induction pillar
truth alone fer its capital
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California Rejects the 18th Article Of
Amendment.

Radicals Complaining Of sehoasld.
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THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY

For these diseases Is truly sovereign remedy and TOO
rch be sid In its praise single has
known 10 relieve the most Urgent symptoms.
Areyou troubled with that distressing pain in the small Of
the back and through the hlpss tsapoozful day Of
HELNBOLD's BUcHU win relieve you
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lIONSE.
SATURDAY NO
AFTERNOON.

reports. From committee on corpof-
atoms, in favor OF ii. l72, to incorporate
the East Berkshire Spring Co. third
reading ordered.
From committee on judiciary in fa-
vor of III, 120, G.. $. relating TO layirg
out and disseminating highways and
bridges third reading ordered.
From committee on corporations, I'm
favor of 5. "a, in relation to life insur-
ance companies, and in addition to chap.
81. q. >. passed in concurrence.
From committee on railroads, II. 6,
authorizing the Bennington and Rut-
land Railroad Co. to extend their rail-
road to West Rutland. written report,
giving the reasons at length that influ-
enced the committee in reporting in ia
vor of the bill, and submitting several
amendments, which were read.
Mr. Park of Bennington, moved that
the report and bill be ordered to lie on
the taolc, and be made the special order
for tuesday next at % o'clock PM, and
that the clerk be directed to procure the
printing of the usual number of copies
of the report with the amendments pro-
posed by the committee.
From committee on judiciary, the ne
titlon of citizens of Johnson asking the
repeal of the act authorizing certa n
towns to aid in the construction of the
Lamoile Valley Railroad that no fur
Their legislation is necessary, and that
the petitioners have leave to withdraw.
Senate Bills Refcrred.- IS. 81, to inccr-
porate the Isle La Motto Marble and
Lime Co.; TO committee on corporations.
L.. 80, in amendment of II act to in
corporate the Vermont Episcopal In
stitute: to committee on education.
By Mr.. Brewer of Enosburgh, to pro-
vide an additional building and land
for the Vermont Reform School to Sc
lect committee to visit the REQ. m
School.
From committee on ways and means
an act making provisions for the sup
port of Government, (raising tax of 40
cents on The dollar to be paid into the
treas ury ty the first of June neXt.)
On the question of passing the bill
Mr.. Pingrec of Weatherstield moved to
strike out of section 10 so much as au-
thorizes the Treasurer to pay interest On
the sum of 100000 authorized to be bor-
rowed, the rate not to exceed 1910 per
cent.
On motion of Mr.. Miner of Manches-
ter to lie.
On motion of Mr.. Chittenden, ad-
journed.
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FALL-FEEDING the meadows is the
most unjustifiable of all the evil practi-
cen of our hus bandry. The evil conse.
Guences ar not confined TO pulling mp
and exposing the rCo,s, as is generally
supposed, but the trcading of them out
is still greater evil. Who has not seen,
if his meadows are rich, little tufts OF
wild grass springing up all over them
which, on examination, are found to
come out of these slots where the cult
waited grass has been crushed out by III t
foot of an animal? Or if, as is too often
the case, the meadows have leen now
cd and fed till they have become pretty
we'll tXhar sted, the fOot-l rints of the
animals will lie found to te either quite
blank spaces, or covered with q stcr
lie 'bage OF some noXious species. A lit
tie careful investigation will satisfy the
most incredulous that no profit, but very
considerable injury accruos from f edins
the meadows. We would rather hav,
the profit, after raging all the expense
Of culture, frCm an acre CT green corn
fC oder CT of caLbagcs than from the fall
feed of any 60-qcre meadow in Franklin
County, to say nothing of the advantage
to the meadow, or of tic manure.
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Unsolicited Testimony.

from Key. FRANCIS LoBDELI, Pastor of the
South Congregational Church. bridgeport
Connecticut.
II consider it duty which / owe to suffering
humanity to bear testimony to the virtues Of
DR.. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry. | have
used it--when l have had occasion for any rem
edy for coughs, colds or sore throat for many
Years and never in single instance has it failed
very hoarse ON saturday, and looked forward to
the delivery OF two sermons on the following
day with sad misgivings, but by liberal use Of
the Balsam my hoarseness has invariably been
removed, and have preached without difficulty.
commend it to my brethren il, the ministry.
ana to public speakers generally, az a certain
remedy fer the bronchial troubles to viii ch we
are peculiarly exposed"
Prepared py SETH W. FOWLE Il son. IS
Fremont Street, and for sale by Druggists gene
raly. 2iI-4
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TIE NEW NOVK ELECTION. Soy
mour's majority in the state of New
York is put down at from eight to ten
thousand; that OF Hoffman is between
twenty and twenty-five thousand The
Republicans will have n majority of
twenty-five in the lower House, and of
twcntyfour or joint ballot which Sc
cures the election of Republican
United States Senator. 1t is stated that
in both branches of the Legislature the
majority of members are favorable to
the election of Gov. Fcnton.
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POULTRY Coor s.-Dr. Jahez Fisher,
of / itchlurgh, Mass. who doct quite a
business in the poultry and egg line,
KEGS his hens i'll cools throughout the
year. His coops, in each of which he
keeps 10 hens, are 0 feet long and 4 feet
wide, and made in two compartments.
The "house," in which are the nests
and rcosting bars, is three by four feet,
and from three to foui feet high, and
made from matched Loards, with suit; .
BILE rComs, &c, and facilities for putting
in movable floor when it is desired to
transport them. The other compart-
ment is regular Slated coop, top, sides
and end made Of laths nailed TO q stiff
frame. The whole is without floor, and
is moved about on IT, ground cvOry day,
Il u affording many if not all the aC-
vantages of running at large. In win
ter, the coops are set in shed, affording
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ID r.. w T STARS
Il 4 l. = A NJ OF WILD CHER RY

In the whole history of medical discoveries no
REMEDY has perform ed so many or such remark
able cures Of the numerous affections of the
THROAT, LUNGS and CHEST, as this long-tried
and justly celebrated Bo's0m So generally ac-
knowlcdged is the superior excellence of this
remedy that but few of the many who have test
cd It's virtues by experience fail to keep it at
hand as speedy and certain cure for sudden
attacks of cod-fully believing that its remedial
powers are comprehensive enough to embrace
every form Of disease, from the slightest cold to
the most dangerous symptom Of pulmonary
complaint.
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Vermont Daily Transcript,
ST. Adams, VT.
MONDAY, NovEN1 Err T, 1865.
The Merit N0gor Ncw l'orL.

In month from the present time, the
people of the great city Of New York
will be called uron to elect mayor in
the place of Mr.. Hoffman, who has Just
been elected Governor of the State. OF
the result, there is no doubt. The Dem
Ocrats will be successful no matter how
honest, able and true the man is whom
the Republicans may put in nomina-
ton. The city is, it would seem, ire
deemably Democratic, and will remain
so as long rs fraudulent voting contin-
ues. Our Republican friends will UNI
d)ubtc ~ d. all in their power, as they
d d at the recent election, TO prevent IL
LEGAL voting, and will make Il gallant
stand for :hcir candidate but with afull
knowledge that defeat awaits them.
The New York SUH favors the nomi-
nation of Monton Marble the editor Of
the World. 1t thinks hat his COURAGE.
capacity, personal magnetism, and PAR.
~ record Cmincntly iii him for the
great distinction. II declares that, in
VIZ 'NG''i' III a. 'tiiii az VIZ oti I'VE
of the IVorld were remarkable, auda-
cious, an elective beyond rrccedent.n
To quote further: "Daring to incur the
suspicion and face the hostility f those
whose narrow minds could not comnrC-
bend its purpo. G, it led off in The only
great movements which have distin-
guished the campaign. It's genius and
wisdom now stand fully v.ndicatcd in
the success of Seymour and Hoffman
in this great STATE 1t is not tco mucl
to say that, Tut for the original and pc
iou d policy of the World, this unex-
rCctCd achievement could hardly have
been reached
Furthermore, the San thinks it about
tine that the newspaper press received
their share of the glorcs and epoils o
office. They do more for tie party thal
any other class politicians. 1t contin.
ucs " The lawyers and the hacks of
patty come out just icfore election, ant
go 81 Cuting around the county but
the writer of the press is in TIC avness
night and day, from one years end &c
the other, sleeping only uron his arms
i'll flont Of his Cvor-liehtCd watch-firc
If the Democracy wish to live. and &c
become once more a powerful nationa
party, let them show that they have
some sense OF the facts by giving Man
ton Marble q unanimous nomination fOl
the high office Of Mayor Of New York
What will Brick Pomeroy say to all
this? Mr.. Fomeroy has not so high AZ
opinion CT Manton Marble or the JFOr{Q
as has the San. He does not think that
the World rendered the party very eff
foctive service duling the Presidential
campaign. On the other hand, he re-
galds it as dead weight on the rarity
and is waeing a strong opposition 10 il.
If the Democrat (Brick Pomcroy's |
New York paper has anywhere neal
the circulation that is claimed for it, il |
must have considerable influence |
among its readers in the city; and en- |
this account it will be well for the Dem |
ocracy 10 consult with the editor of the |
Democrat in the selection of candidate |
for mayor. 1t certainly docs rot look
now as if Brick would give Manton
Marble very cordial support.
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SATURDAY afternoon y ". I.
Third Reading Rctused.-H. %. re-
poallng an act therein named, (repeal-
ing act of 1867, +" to prevent raupers
rom iecom.ing chargeable to towns
where they have no legal settlement"
ii. 90. ! lating to recognizances in
CT mlnal causes; to committee on ju-
dietary.
II. $50, to incorporate the Franklin
Il 'te Company; to C mmittee OH man
u actures.
IL. 1856, in anne dment of Chap. SO. of
so neral statutes. entitled ''of the grand
list: 10 committe on land taxes.
Ordered to Lies. 6S, relating to the
acquisition of lights Ly presc intion
and Limitation, with proposals ofamend-
ment.
by Mr.. Ladd, relating to jailors' fees !;
to Committee on printing.
ii. Az, eXempting certain articles from
attachment and execution; called up
by Mr.. Heath. On motion of Mr.. Hen
dee ordered to lie with certain amend
ments. On motion Of Mr.. Heath, Or
dered that $50 copies of the bill, as it
now stands, be printed for the use O. the
Senate.
II. Al. raising the pay of assistant
judges of the County Court to 81 day,
DC. On motion Of Mr.. Hendee, an
amendment proposed to the House,
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THE NFNT CoNGREss. - The next
Congress. according to our reports from
the recent elections, will lie composed
of 139 Republican and 81 Democratic
members, with the States of New Eamp-
shire and Connecticut yet to elect. The
political complexion Of the last House
was ia Republican and So Democratic.
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INT DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NOVEMBER . 1S6S

abundant protection for the fowls. DR..
Fisher says that pullets raised in these
coops will lay two months earlier than
If permitted to run at large. He feeds
meat and vari hy o. vegetable food,
with plenty of water, but docs not per
NIT food TO lie by them. lie is very
careful not TO ovcrfeod, believing that
tho results ard injurious.
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striking out all pay except 81 per diem,
and 10 cts, each way, mileage. Tie
bill was then pa sed.
On motion of Mr.. Heath. the vote
las ng, III, bill was reconsidercd.
he question again rec irring on its
passage, the bill was lost yeas, 3, nays,
IS.
On motion of Mr.. Green the Senate
adjourned.
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Spcfial 1lotifes.
7tCeUfy-Tcc Years Practice

In the Treatment of Diseases incident to Fe-
males, has placed Dr.. Dow at the head Of all the.
physicians making such practice specially, and
enables him to guarantee u speedy and pcrmap-
cmt cure in the worst cases Of Suppression and
all other Menstrual Heterogeneous, from uhdt-
erer cause. All letters for advice must contain
81: Office No. 8 Endicott Street, Boston.
n b. Board furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston. July. 1865 226 lyrdtw
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ELECTORS Presidential Electors
of Massachusetts will assemble at the
state House, Boston on the 2nd da of
December
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WELDEN SPRING WAT

water from Weldon Spring. ST. Adams
mont which has proved high V ellicacin
Scrofnla' Cancer, and all diseases of The
ana also Tor dyspepsia. Kidney and Liver
plants, General Debility, &c, &c, il no
sale at Wholesale and retail, at 2is WASH,
street, where books may be obtained co,
ing an analysis of the Water, with certifi
from physicians and others, testifying
been tried. "''eie
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TIE WORLD MOVES. - Thirty-onc
years ago last Saturday Rev. Elijah p.
Lovcioy was murdered Ivy oh IL Al
ton. Ill. for publishing an anti-rlavery
nNWSnnnCr.
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state that has been made. lie resides
win his son-.n-law uron the estate
when was settled uron in 1910 by his
grandfather Thomas Hall, and has ever
since been in the possession of the fani-
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information.
APPROXIMATION guaranteed to produce luxu-
/ RANT growth of hair upon a bad head or a
beardless face, also recipe for the removal of
,'imples, blotches, eruptons, etc., on the skin,
leaving the same soft, clear, and beautiful, car,
be obtained without charge by addressing
TIiOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
66-lv 1923 Broadway. New York.
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no MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
~ state Street Boston. Oct = iscs

T.. D. GOODWIN, Esq, Agent Weldon 81
Water.
DEAR Sin: write to acknowledge the
NJ ! have, received from the Weldon 81
water. l have been troubled with Disea
thc Kidneys for many years. have cons
some OF the best physicians in the country
received no RELIEF. Some few months Il
was recommended to try the Weldon s.
alter. | had not taken it long before /
81. piiseu 10 see now much good it had don,
dom drink any other water. KNOWN, ry"mt
IT. VIII cure me. As am auxious tina. -
should be benefited by my experience. | e
fully recommend 1t to all suffering with
S"''e "'sease' Respectfully.
J. J. Ma
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lfr"hl Francis Is. Dixon, Esq, Counsel
Law aud Average Adjustcr, Boston
II MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Boston, October 3, lSGS|
j.. s. GOODWIN.
DEAR SIR: cheurrully comnIv with ,o,
quest TO give my candid opinion of the m
OF the weldon Spring Water. For some ",
nave suffered much from Dyspepsia. and
ing exhausted patent medicines and tho
scriptions of many physicians, | was advis
Try the Welden Spring Water. | found by
ing glass of the wa or before meals il 40
ATONE anu general regulator of the system
enables me to eat any kind of food Withhold
convenience. The only evidence can gi|
my appreciation of its virtues il a recomm.I
non to every one suffering from Dyspeps|
try it.
Yours truly, FRANK b. DIXd
QUINCY, Mass. Oct. 3. Isl
Il. 5. GOODWIN, ESQ.
DEAR Sin My wife has used your Nd
prlng Water, and has received great bel
from, 1t. Before she used il she had
cough, AID had bed from the stomach or l,,|
The cough has entirely disappeared and ST
as well, or better, than she has been fo1
years.
Very respectfully your old servant.
JOHN I. WILLIE
Proprietor of Hancock House. Oui]
ha Letters from many other persons ca
seen at the Office.
Z. $. GOODWIN, Agent,
ll1tf 2ls Washington Street. Bosto
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MT. Jones, Of Benson,
- Miner. of Manchester,
" Hedden of Salisbury,
" Weed, of Shelburne,
" Divoll, Of Rockingham,
Wentwor. h, of Chester,
" Niles, Of Thetford,
" Davis, of East Montpelier,
" Na,num, of Peac IA n,
- Bolttie, of Bruins wick,
p" Hoyt, OF Westfield,
. Gleed, of Morristown,
" Dunn of Fairfax,
" Reynolds, of Alburgh,
SENATE
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20
New PAPERS,. NJ. Pettingill, &
Co, the famous newspaper agents Of
New York are about to enter the
newspaper fraternity on their own
hook, as NC sce from the follow ing
circular:
We shall issue on or before Janua.
ry next, the first number Of a Rural
and Family Paper-to be published
thereafter Weekly, and to be devoted
to all that pertains to Country Lite
in it's broadcast sense.
1t viii not be partisan or sectarian.
1t will be called HEARTH AND
HOME, and will be under the gen.
eral Editorial charge of Mr.. Donald
q. Mitchell; while its Homo and
Fireside Departments will be subject
to the supervision Of Mrs. Harriet
= 'eccher Stowe, who will also con-
tribute regularly to every number.
A large corps of Editors, of high
reputation in their special depart
ments, has been enlisted in support
OF this enterprise and no labor or
expense will be spared to make our
paper-in subject matter as we'll as
Enthusiastically of place in ev-
cry household in the land"
Wepredict tor the prospective pa
per a high character for ability, and
advise our readers who want a paper
Of this kind, to get ready to subscribe
for the Hearth Dc Home.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron punxrYrNG razE BLOOD.

The reputation this cX.
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inveteratc
cases Of Scrofllous dis.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by II.
Scrofllous affections and
disorders, which were ag.
gravated by the scrofn.
lnsan Hnnfasnlun fi<an until
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Ayers
lair Vigor,
For the Renovation Of the Hair.
The Great Desideratum of the Ace.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cfectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
HAIR as soon restored
to its original color
and the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Tyl rsv
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ERRATTA.--in the marriage notice
u tue 18th instant, for Andrew W.
read Anthony w. Smith. mn
A"drcw las called on us t. protest
ag'sliist having his fathers name
used, instead OF his own in such i'm
nprtan' matters. Next to being kill
ed IN io;'ttic and having your name
spelled wrong in the baIlc,in, we
take u, is the annoyance Of having
your namo "mucilated" in d marriage
notice. The al interim marriage
however goes On just the same.
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STATEMENT OF THE
Winnesheik Insurance Co.
JANUARY LIST, 1865
authorized Capital $500 900. 90
Capital paid up 4 invested l5O. 600. 90

Authorized Capital $5O0, 900. 90
Capital paid up 4 invested I5O, 100000
ASSETS.
First Mortgage on real estate
worth twice the amount for
which 1t is mortgagod, o. 05O. 90
U. S. so Bonds 5s,O33. 90
Real estate. (Company's Office
Building) value Is, 900 90
Claims for premiums due and
not due 47.75l. 40
Other claims of tho company
amply secured 266, 53l.4O
Cash on hand, in bank and in
hands OF Agents, l3.O3S. 70
Personal property 2,7O2.19l
Iotal amount ofassets S495, l0l.5l!
Losses adjusted and due, NONE
Losses adjusted and not due, 2,I5O.uO
Loss unadjusted, 2,l66 %
Losses in suspense waiting for
further proof .e,45O.oo
Total amount of other legal
claims against the company. i,77O.oO
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Stevenson C0unty.
John r, Smith, President, and William
nfeHpos, oecretaFy Oh the WlnneShelk
Insurance Company, of Freeport, Illinois
being severally and duly sworn, depose
and say, that the foregoing is true, full
and correct statement of the affairs ofthe
said Company on the LIST day of January,
1868, and that they are the above describ-
ed officers thereof
JOHN f. SMITH, Pres't.
VIM. EMBORE, Sec'y.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
3D. day of January, 1868.
GEORGL WOLF, j.
april.21tf
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Look HERE.-You folks who prom
ised to bring us wood, and who have
not yet done SO, will please remem-
Der not to, in the language of a co.
temporary, "bring us sticks that the
"devil" cant split."-Mt. Pleasant
Journal.