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[ From Di,pcnsatory ofthc United States.
DIOSMA CRENATA-BUCHU LEAVES.

From DspcusatOry ithC United States.
DIOSMA CRENATA-BUCHU LEAVES.
pcriics.-Their odor is strong, diiiusivc,
and somewhat aromatic, their taste hittersh,
and analogous to mint.
.Ncdic0i PropertieS and Uccs-l}uchu leaves
are gently stinuIant, with peculiar tendon
cyto the Urinary Organs
They are given III complaints OF the Trina
ry Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Casallh
of the Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the Had-
der and Uthcra' Disease of the PROSTATE
Gland, and Retention or ILcontinucncc of
Urine, from loss OF tone in the parts con
cerned III its evacuation. The remedy has al
So been recommended in Dyspepsia Chronic
Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections, and Drop
~,
HELMBoMDs EXTRACT BuCuU isused by per
Sous from the ages OF Is to %, and from % to
IS, or in the decline or change of life after
Confinement, or Labor Pains Bed Wcttiug
in children.
In affections pcculiur to females, the Extract
Buchu is uuequalcd by any other remedy, as
IN Chlorosis, or Rctcnton lrrc.ularity, Pain
fulness or Suppression of Customary Eyacca-
nations, lccratcd or Scirrhuus State of the
Uterus Lcucorrhca. or Whites.
Diseases Of tie Biadder. hidHcyS. Grdrei aId
Dr"ySic0i Seedlings This medicine increases
the power of Digestion, and cxctcs the Alb
sordcntS into healthy action. by which the
WuteTy or CIlcarcOuS dispositions, and all Tn
natural DciargcmtntS are reduced, as well rs
Pain aud inflammation.
lIELMBoID's ExHAtr Bucnu has curcdcvcry
case of Diabetes in which il has been given.
Irritation Of the Neck, of tho Bladder, and
information OF the Kidneys, Liberation of the
Cidncys and Bladder, Retention Of Urine. Dis
eases of the PROSTATE Gland, Stone in the
Bladder, Calculus. Gravel Alicl Dust Deposit
, aud Mucus or Milky Discharges. and for en-
fccblcd and delicate constitutions, of both
Sexes, attended with the following symptoms
1ndispositlou to ENcltion, Loss ot Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing.
" eak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Disease,
Wakctulncss, Dmucss of Vision, Pain i'll the
Back, Hot Hands. Flushing OF the Body, my
ness ofthc Skin. Eruption on the Face, Pallid
! Couutcnance. Universal Lassitude of the Mus
/ cular System, &c.
| IlEIMBoIp's EXTRACT BUcur is Diurctic ant
! Bloud-Purifym-. and cures an &uoasc~ avis
ing from habits of dissipation, cNccssrs are
mpIudenccs in life, impurities of the Blood
Sc.. suprr,cdmg Copnibu in affection, for viii,
il ia used. such ~ GonorrhTa, elects Of lon.
standing. and Syphiltic Ahcctiono--iH thes,
diseases, used III connection with tlELMEOID;
Ro-E Wtsu
sold by all Druggists and dealers every
where. beware of countcrtcitS Ask 10
IIclmbold's. Take no other. Price sl.25 pc
bottle, or six bottles for 500. Delivered t,
any address. Describe symptom, i'll all cotA
Address II. r. HELMBoLD, 80 Broadway
\. y
| ~ None are genuine unless done up i
stcclcngravcd wrapper with iuc-siurlc ui N
Chemical Warehouse. aud signed
II. 7. HEI.MBOLD.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-02-19

Here is q marriage notice that
has little romance about it. 1t
was found in Nebraska journal:
"MARRIED.-On the east half of
the northwest quarter of section
twenty-five, township, twenty one,
north of range eleven, in open sleigh
and under an unclouded canopy, by
the Rev. J. +. Mason, James b.,
only son Of John Cox, of Colorado,
aud Ellen e., Daughter of Major ..
Harrington, of Burt county, Ne"
Ale drinkers will be pleased to
learn that recent analysis of that ar.
ticle in New York, discovered the
following substances: Salt, lime, al.
um, cOculus indicus, sweet flag root,
quassia, cOriandcr seeds, capsicum
caraway seeds, grains OF paradise,
ginger, beans, oyster shells, tobacco,
synthe, aloes, sulphuric acid, cop
leras strychnine, black hcllcborr,
opium, bvoscyinia, nutgalls, chalk.
potash, Inagnesia, acetate of tin and
cutccha.
Daniel Webster once affirmed in
company that no lady ever wrote 1,
letter without postscript.
MY next letter shall retutc you
said u lady ofhis acquaintance.
The Great ExpOunder soon after
received u letter from his tair dis
putant, wherein after her signature,
stood:
p. S.-Who is right now, you o,
~
The number Of vclocil edes now in
use in New York Ia about three
hundred. and in q few months will
u will probably be increased To
three thousand. The demand for
.nem Is ~ great that the nanuiac.
turers have more orders on hand
.nah thcy can fill IN several months.
Ohe manufacturer IS now nj work
On "n improvement that will enable
Inc rlder to dri' = his vehicle with
less than one haiIthe fatigue attend
ing the present mode. y"
Tho Boston Post declares Tim,
New York has become No wicked
that they have been obliged TO wild
on Hell Gate Ia pass In Long Ia
land Sound). Whcrcupon the New
York Times rct0rtS that :" the posl
may pc just ia itsinference, becaus,
the object Of tho wideing Ii 10 max,
broader the road 10 Boston.
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WANTED.

4 NEntcrpri.ing Agent in ench county in ,hr
~ U. y, toscll few valuable patent article.
needed IN every family, A ncrchnn, who cnn
,dcvot ~ few hundred dollars capital and a por.
tion of hts own or clerks time t. the business
preferred. An Agent will have ahsolut, con'
troll OF our goods Ia his county for IL wear. and
they will give him business pnyiug from, $500
to 4 900 clear profits annually. Cntaioencs
aud terms sent free. Addrces l.. r, WOE
NALL a CO No. isj Chamber. :.
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In placin. the following article
before our readers, we have to ask
the pardon of the orange County
Eag'e for giving its next weeks edi.
torial i'll advance of its publication
III that paper; but the fact is some
of our matter got knocked into ''pi,'
and we have not time to replace it
with anything better than an cx-
tract from our brilliant contcmpora.
ry, the Eagle:
Observation-Disclosures
rs, hmb61c:uu19a, Ditto tie obs
atcO,eS W iloaiaee,tl rfcccs5ifgr
QUA qugcgi. ismwhv, ccsura17pro1a,
ispa stw, idlsat, .sSh3l2mefs :tt.S3e
f,hiiii, sSi ,iettairhcuttl16gq0uf,i fcvl,
;io;am ,iih, ,re!gi,,,;is,, iira;,veb ,tiiss
,hws3edaun iin&qictcm'oS
lroscSssascr icoupsh3hiOts;rqn sled
iiaviiXh, 02e Smscllac, 81, itvcssrrls.
b5s, s2s7o,oaii rflid
IwSjrr6 s,.c'S ii5,sf :a:efmg2jtci,
Observation-Disclosures
oc,ses s!:iiolscllOcos0os0s, ibs9ssr2ui
sb,snifel i.am0;, erli, slsq bn
z;hzi hvtlJdiu, tgelicSsclommot
,bbmic bsmlh me
qbialsi 5pusc3mhcma it
MISUNDERSTANDING ct2it,qbSs
vbgolif1 tiOui53uam2, ii, vhjojti50oco
iiqh2lvsc hiuaoigdvl21mst, e, lvcspj
;ocdmjsL i'c&samgeu, ,tlsw.uphu;g
s.in v;tg ,e Ill e ell
2tsl, Nsisch, ShScliac2tScuicfmi
.jeibNm,iq O
t Observation-Disclosures
.iiz uf ,lch i,t;iqlg, 73id ,v530rcuh, s:
Il Observation-Disclosures, it32ccv'
fuq jssilihrcen' fog atm;Gi x
o,cEe.sels:sili, Observation-Disclosures
lifhars0itiu, llijni,!s :,sfjtl iusl .'5,osn
hq cosliatv.9siaS6hicsr ,il,ici
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is
2llnr'E, Acknowledgements cogi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "
we Observation-Disclosures
hmoh5Ost1!, ie:, hmciiii gacrua
olti'rm .:vd,0ao:e'c, 0a Sacsid l.,
il,s2liiicph,:o s,tl3,nnm2we2f, 2md,
ShrizhamiOal a7urais7 mlOcc, 0lii. 9
;c'cesns ia Interchangeable
mdiriilcci, 'ecccco ycn,agfu3chuugw
MISUNDERSTANDING County Eagie
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-02-19

We learn that the young people
of our village are making arrange
ments to give dramatic entertain
ment at the Town Hall, about the
lst of March, the proceeds to go
toward buying curtains, a carpet,
and other stage fixtures, for the use
of the various Societies holding le-
wees in time to come. Further par
ticularS next week.
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T1ion, with Scenes and Incidents III the Great
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Comprising narratives of Personal Adven-
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AeIoic Deeds, Wonderful Escape Life in the
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Ii contains over 100 fine Engravings and
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Send for circulars and see our terms, and full
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Cruces Celebrated Salyc,

cures In yer, short time
cuts, burns, scnlds, wounds, bruises, sP..a''
cryspclns suit rleun'. ringworfn, chnIH'"
hands, bvis. frozen limls, fcloiiS, GU"
binins, Sc,
II il prompt In action, removes pain ~ NM, I
and redurcsthc M VI angry looking sweInnsI
md DETERMINATIONS, VA II by magic, -shn1
for,iiun relief aud complete cure. u..4.
SETH w, FOWLE a. SON, llostop, rcTS
tors Sold by oil Druggists 0fcSsss
AZ country stor~s @N'
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The astounding revelations and startling
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A large live. $ pag) monthly religious and
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For. sale =!
Dwelling House and Building Lot,
in Bradford village.

rINHE SUBSCRIBER Will sell at private sale
L khc dwelling house where lac formerly re
sided, i'll Bradford village, second door south
OF the Brick School House, The house Is two
story with an ell, contains nine large rooms
beside, pantry, closets and cuphoards; is III
good state of repair on the outside, and iatr
i'll the inside. There i,a good stable, lately
repaired and ncv"r-iaiHug well of water on
the premises. a small garden is conIiectrd
with the same. Price sl600. A liberal dis
count will be- made FOR ready pay.
Also the Building Lot directly south CT said
dwelling house.
ROSWELL TARNHAM.
Bradford VT Feb H. 1862
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Dsw advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
HOW e MAKE The FARM PAY,

How the farmer may double the value OF
his land make three times as much out OF
stock and how all thu profits of the farm can
be more than doubled Farmers, farmers
sons. experienced book agents and others,
wanted TO take agencies in every community
Commissions 800 to s250 per month, accord
ing TO ability and energy, Circulars giving
full description seut free. Address ZEIGLER
McCuRDf & CO.. Phila., Pa; Cincinnati
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Washington. Feb. Is. 1869.


The remains of John Wilkes Booth
were this afternoon disinterred from
the grave at the Arsenal aud i'm
mediately removed to Baltimore In
charge of an undertaken of that city.
The disinterment was conducted III
the strictest privacy-Only one or
two persons being present. The re-
mains were in the same condition
as those Of the other prisners, all
the flesh being gone, but the bones
being apparently perfect. The re
mains will be inferred in Green
mount Cemetery, Baltimore, beside
the remains of the elder Booth.
NIDEx.
The CALIFORNIA FLOODS.-A San
Francisco dispatch states that ac
counts from the interior of the state
show that the recent storm was the
most destructive in its effects ofany
that have occurred there since 1862.
Every part of the State was visited
by it, and great damage was done
in the valleys of Santa Clara and
San Joaquin. Portions Of the rail
road between San Francisco and
San Jose were washed away, and a
portion of the city of Stockton was
submerged. Great damage to pro
perty is reported in every quater,
but no loss of life.
Glow modest worth neglected
lies does not apply to the popular
ity of "Barrctt's Vegetable Hair
Restorative" Its worth, though
modest, is fully appreciated by the
millions who use no other prepara-
TONY. c. Sunday Times.
A FAMILY REMEDY. No family
should be without some eilicaciOuS
remedy for the cure of affections, so
universally prevalent. as coughs,
colds, sore throat, whooping-cOugh.
and croup---Some remedy, too,
which can be relied upon as safe,
sure and certain. DR.. Wistars Bal
sam of Wild Cherry combines this
deSiderdtum.
1t is now generally admitted by
honest hysicians, that when once
the Consumption Is fairly fastened
upon the lungs, no human powor
can save the patient from death
They also say that about fifty pei
cent of those who die from this dis
ease can trace the cause to neg
lected cough or cold, which Nigh
have been cured by 4 small hottl'
of Liquid Opodeldoc, or what is the
, same thing, Johnson's Anodyne Lin
imeNt.
Cut this notice out and bring i
with YOU. We are authorized t,
refund the cash to any person OF
persons who shall buy and use Par
sons PWyatirc Pills and fail OF
relief and satisfaction.
' ColfaX, it is said, declines to lee
5 ture any more, because che nov
has that done for him at home"
$ BRINy.-lt is stated that the Fri
:. Directors have secured the rigl
S way across the Atlantic, and wi
begin Immediately to put down
track from New York to Livcrpoo
:, !, they have water stock enough t
build the whole extension. Cincu
matt Times.
Five persons have testified bcfor
q legislative committee at Harris
burg that they voted twenty time
each in Philadelphia at the last o.
tobcr election.
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A Convention Of the Freemen of
Vermont will be held at MOntpe-
ler on the 18th day Of February,
1889. at ~ o'clock A. NJ, to nomi-
nate q ticket Of thirteen persons, to
bs elected by the freemen of this
State, on the last Wednesday in
IN March next, as a Council of Cen
sors, agreeably to the Constitution.
GEO. w. GRANDEY
Chairman Rep. State Com.
Il. B. SMITH, Chairman Dem.
State Com. Dated Jan. 80, 1869.
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RHEuIAfISy Z NEURALGIA

Yor need suffer no longer, Nnl~ss you shoos1.
Whites Elixer will cure You quicker
than any other remedy in the world. Enclose
sta p for circular containing few nance
ont OF more than Xix hundred who have been
cured by it; or 81, and the medicine shall be
sent TO you. All Apothecaries sell it. Ad-
dress j. WHITE, Druggist, % Ccverstt ST.,
Boston.
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PROBATE COT RTS.
Bradford District, 1893, 1888.

DEOBATE COtJIS II he holden within
j and for the District OF Bradford, Ter tho
year ensuing, q. follows, Viz
Attic Tloitci House in y 'adford,
ON the Second Tuesdays Of Jauua, March
May aud August, 1867
At The Hotel in East Corinth, Oh
the second tuesdays of February, July, sep
TENDER and November, 1869.
AT the Ncwbury House, Newbury,
on the second Tuesdays Of June, and Oetoo"
and the last Tuesday IN August, lst9.
Attic Registers Office, West Far
leo, on the second Tuesday in Dccsmber' leo'.
aud the second Tuesday in April. and 10"
Tuesday In September, 1862.
ALVAI BEAN, Register
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4 GENES, EANNE4ss-, Gasesp-
n NEtfS and FRUIT GROW

proved Fruit Tree and Vim" inNigoraior and
Insect DC stroHer Samples to test will be-
forwarded toanS part uttho United states aud
perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Good agents
are wanted In every County in the United
State. Address Il. AHEARN, % Second IT
Baltimore, Nd.
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w " OUUh OOEN(.ISNylN(.S

The Farmers and Mechadic's Manuel, eli.
ted by Geo t. Waung, Jr., author ot Drain
ing Tor Profit" lie Gents of Agriculture"
sc. \ booN of great value TO every one.
send for IL page circular. Agents wanted.
TREAT d co. Publishers. ooi Broadway, y.
Y Tvs
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The Medicine for
WUOOPING COUGH,

DOBD'S NDRNINE AND INNIGORATOR
gives agreeable and almost instant relief In
Spnsms of Whoopibg Cough. Ihisis com
plant that all children are expected 10 have
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LIVERY SPORTSMAN, FARM.
IL 1ke aud EBSblkSEV n .hnuId

scmu Tor pamphlet OF 20 pages, containing a
lull description OF u new invention by which
the most invclcratc kickcs, tuiidriys. and
ricious horses can be driven with peyC,1t sof,.
" For breaking and training horses, it is bet.
yer imam harty or any other system Sent
free. Address n. +. IOYER & 90 p,rl ,s.
burg, Chester Co., Pa
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WAR RlED.

In Bradford, Feb. Eth, by Rev. j, X. vii
liams, VIM. +, Nye. OF Hanover, ~ Al TO
Eliza l.. Magoon OF Corinth, Vt.
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NHANTED-AG ENTS-Toscll the Amer.
w lean IAnittin. Machine prirr

- The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting
Machine ever Invented. Will knit 2OUUJ
stitches per minute. Liberal inducements to
Agents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING
MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass, or ST. Louis.
No.
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P fs s %%p As sSlary 70 r .si
our Patent No'r,rrrogirc White Ure clothes
lines. STATE tgr aud asst occu patton. and ad-
dres, the American Wire Co., - William St,
Chicago, Ii. "a
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The Vermont Record Il Farmer
the best paper in Vermont, for Vor

the N'St paper III Vermont, for Nor
lnOntcrs.
L K y 500 per year sl25 .o- s,I
months , CITE. tor three months 70 cts. yat
month always IN advance.
TRY it u Year,
and II anew subscriber. get Tue flout-holis
free Sample copies furnished on receipt q
two cent stamp 20 prepay postage AddFes.
TIE NlhMONT RECORD ANp FARMER
33~i Erattleboro. Vt
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DT. Nistar's SSnisaIn of wild
Cherry,

" ho-c t"lnc in curing Couqh.. Cu.ls. BroneAl
Us, 1oopIng ough, crop, ifD,mG, R.i-rC-
nary Fiction, aI,d h.etpient Consumption I. -
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EARLY hose P0IAI0-.A.lm.!sIIe.nn

Spring Whcats Oats. Barley, Corn, Glover
Seeds Grass Seed, Hogs, Fowls, Best Fodder
IMtcr' send Tor the EXPERIMENTAL FARM
JutkSAL, only 20 cents Address GEO. 4,
DEllH, Chamhcrsburg, Pa.
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Among the many r, storat.vcs which natur,
has supplied 10 relieve the affections Of H..
mainly, there Ia 10 moro iavorito one for
certain class OF diseases than tn. ''mtlicius.
gum of the Wild Cherry Tree but houev.t
valuable II Is. is power - heal. 70 soOths 20
relieve and to cure. is tnhauccd teuiud ty AZ,
entiho and judiciou. combination with other
ingredients, III thehsclNes Of easal wotth.
lbs hdppy iu!nslhs exists {" "a remark able
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DaNlEu yyEkS'CEr, wrotc.

longer live, the more highly do estimate
the Christian Sabbath, and the more grateful
do feel toward those who Impress its iupor.
lance on the cUmlnunity No. !.
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TATEOF MONT


In Probate Court held at West faiflce IN "a"
District. on the 10th day of February a.
1859, John Richardson. ESQ. AdmiuiStTa.o'
oi the estate of John Ford, late OF Coilh.a.
III said District. deceased, bres.in"s
his administration account for eSainihe''oa
and allowance, and makes application U" -.
decree of distribution and partition OF 70" a,
tate of said deceased and an assignment. y,
per o lal properly to the widow. Whtr"uponan
Is ordered hy said Court that said account "a "a
said application be referred to u session OF 30 IN
Court 10 he held Ut the Probate tou,'
bradford oil the ID Tuesday of MatcnI
u. 1860, for hearing and decision tno''.,n
And IL il ordered that notice thereof We H.,
IN to all persons interested. by puhncA,,SS.
of the same three weeks Hucccssivcly ~ ".
National Opinion newspaper pnDlish.u
Bradford, previous to tine appointed ioi nd
ing, that thoy may appear at said l'inv s,,
place, and show cause. II they may Maud
why said account should not be n'lo~o"'
such decree made.
ny the Court Attest. ,I.,.,
ALvAH BEAN, Reg 's'
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$50 Teachers Wanted.

- to $3.50 PER MONTH; for fun particu-
lars address The Peoples Journal rhiladcl-
phia, Pa. .w
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Far ELS

VNM. J.. BRADLEY will bc happy
W to forward his pamphlets of t"stimo
mails for 1869, with directions for using his IA
nous S.pcr Phosphate IF Lime, ana other
standard Fertilizers, free, on application.
VIM. l.. BRADLEY. II Broad Street Dos
ton.
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APPLICATION AND PROOF REQUIR.
ED, IN CASE THE SOLDIER HAS
DECEASEn

DECEASED.
ne claimants must make II written appi
cation under oath, and over his, her. or their
own signature, stating his, her, or their name,
age, residence. connection To the deceased
WIN the letter ar name of the company aud
regiment to which he belonged aud tho tiuie
of his death.
P,oof-Thc dispositions of two credible wit.
hesses VIII be required, stating that they are
acquainted with the claimant or claimants,
the relation held to the deceased. aud that they
THE dcponcDtsl are disinicrested.
u the soldier died unmarried, u must he nU
stated ~ the applications of those claiming Ia
bc the father, mother. brother or sister, ~
well IA by the witnesses.
Proof Of marriage trccofd evidence, if posi-
blrl must always accompany the application
Of those claiming to be- the widows.
j. a. PAGE, Treasurer.