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,EN,TTON • HAIR lair Dreaa-M ^ .n. beautlf* •oft, *i?ky in any de-ilp, arrest-ilnral color fray Hair cl directly the natlift it com-■ l»TMrin({ delightful old.antiflaa.try It; Il of these, Ihrir hairwin? well l»c fun ml•a* City aa City, iire City. r*. Mam oi, Mam. on, N.H. •OK, N. Jl«TOR. I*A.iti, Ohio in, Ohio. tarr. III H, T***.,, be tliownAIR.JHarriaflfs.May S—At Bcllrale, by Her. Mr. Co*. Darin W. 8t«v*i*. of Chatter to Amu* J., youngest daughter of 8 A. Hurt. Ksq.April IS—At Unwell'* Depot, by Klder l/conard Co*. William T. Vemee. of l/»o|K4lt;ly, Soli. Co., and Caroline, daughter of Jaiucs Brown, of the former place.May J—At Allard'f Comer*, town of Montgomery, by Her. John Erskinc, John M. Sear*.of Coldenharo. to Marr A. Jenkins.April 2*— Hr Her. A. Seward. Charlet T Forbet to Ju.itma Gillespie, both of Middletown.May 9—In Goshen. by Her. T M Curry, Abram Hall to Kaeter Green, all of Monroe.May 9 —In Goshen, by the same, Thomas llclman to Georgiana E. G. Houston, all of Monroe.April 28— At Weal M.lford. by Her Mr. Co*. Jaoir. Htaonhark to Sarah C , daughter of James MontroMMay 10—In Waaliingtonrille, by Her. Doct Hlf-by. James A. Webb, of New York City, and Carrie, daughter of Nathaniel Carpenter, of the former place.May 9— In Craigrille, by Her. U. Measlier, 8. Bonlon to Mary MeMuoo, all of Craigrille.April 20—At Wa-hingtnn, l». C , by Her. A. I*. Sandera. Corporal Geo W. Tompkina. of the 124th N. Y. Vola, to Nellie llaabrouck, both of Orange Co. __Statjjs.May 10—Near Weatlown, William Evans, agedtt) years 9 month- and 18 day-.May 12—In Middletoen. at the reeidenee of his son-in-law, Cbas Piatt, Gabriel Swayse, agej fW years, I ro-nth and 1ft days Suaee* County (N J ) papers pie a -e cop y.April 27—In Montgomery, Sarah Chandler, aged88 year*. ft months Mar 8 aged fo s ears8—At Port Jerrla, Mrs. M. Moran, widow.May 8— At Haraptonburgh. Ament F. Aim*. Aged 48 years.May 7—In Newburgh, David Haley, aged 47 yr«. May 8— In Halinvillc, David K. Purdy, ol Ibeftfitb Regiment, aged 19 years.The heir to the Itiwaian throne, Nirholns Alexandrowitcli, died at noon of theSlth ult., at the Age of 21 V6U1 Work Ht the .Springfield armory lia* l»een reduced to 9§0 guns per day, and half themThe sale of the ftrst 7 SO Ixmui was cerapleThe sale of the scoot Millions, payable tbre June. 18fi/», was begun -Aor/ •port nf thirty d horn of this aeries ha* less than Two Hundr# The interest is pay a hi the Ifth of December attached to each note, where. It amount* to sent per Twe renta •• Ten •• »•90 *• *«•I •« ••More andThe Rebellion is -u; has already adopted m as rapidly as possible t drawing from market IThis is the ONLYoffered by tbe (tonGREAT POPULAR The 7 30 Notes are at tbe option of the hiU. 8. 5-2CGOLD-BEAWhich are always wot TV** fr
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Middletown Whig Press
Middletown, New York, US
Wed, May 17, 1865
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