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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-19
JOHN NDONALUS ESTATE.

STARE OFTER.uONT.i 20 T. ii remembered that
District Of Raiand, IS - at stated Probate
Court holden nj Kuiiuud, sand district the 4th
day Of September, 4. 1887.
Present iVILLL4W HALL. Juige.
An instrument rurG ortrg e. be the last Will and tcs-
lament Of JoHN NJ DoNaLu, late Of Brandon, III SAID Dis
rc, deceased beng presented To the court here by Ben
ianin M'DouHd The executor therein named for pro-
bate;
1t Is ordered by said court tina, ELL persons concerned
therein be notified to appear Ht session OF said COURT
to be holden at the probate flee IN Rutland tie first
Monday ol October next, aud show cause If any they
may have. against The probate OF said Will, for which
purpose u further ordered that copy Of the record
81 ihi, "rior be published three weeks successfully "a
thc Rutland Irfald. printed at Rutland may
be,
80 Attest. H. b TOWSLEE. Register.
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TIE | Asst GALL.

TN subscriber j, wishing To close all his old concerns
J. possible and for that express purpose has
.ngsged Mr. JOHN = HlNNAN, who Will attend to a.
and every kind Of butiuoss pertaining 10 my AFFAIR.".
Sir Human may be found a ms oihce, directly opposite
tho sta,esisn Office where be will be happy to wait on
sny who have unsettled sf,rs with Those of nay
old customers who owing and read, will
please read the above and govern themselves accord
~.
o,S HYDE.
Csstleton, Aug, l6 1851. %
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Believing that Jcwott's Improved Vegetable ran, ,,
% remtl IS worthy the highest confidence. un inIg..
from public considerations, 10 state the effect they tl
a member OF my family. Eotly N ih iaH winter r,
wife experienced tho access 81 disease which rtala, ,
increased to high degree uf seventy. The ,,m.ht,
were grent ptostruor oi strength, lus Of appetite
IN he head dzztncss, rnpUiuu Of the heart ren M m
.ide uuI cough She commenced Wi, tho pills. ,.,.
The -rr ug, and received immediate relief They
continued cordug to the directions, until ucstl, 10
boxes were thkru when the appeared TO be ptt,.
and 10 symrtnm. OF disease have since appeared
(a,g'cD LEJI .4EEi
Boston, sept 10, 1921.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-19

isaac R.aNDILLSS ESTATE.

STATE FTER.uONT( SDE 1t remembered that
Disfrci Of Rutland, - - special Probate
Count holden n he Probate dice m Ruilsnd. IN aI
district 90 tae 2nj day 81 ~epomherA n. 1881.
rr'seut, UiLLL1-N nan, Judcs.
To El persos concerned 10 the ettato 81 lsac Randall
late 81 Nj, Holly, Deceased. interstate
Hhsreai. GAILtNA RASDAIt,sdn iu,raifiN Of the q.
tate Of ssd sseiproposes rsBlsr 81 her
present her aecouu ,ail
fot AowAnce at the Probate Court To BE- holden Ru.
land 10 49,. DISTRICT the ii Moalay Of October us2i
ThsFsfort, 700 hereby notiAei 20 Appear bstare
,sii eoost the time snd place sqpuIute 81 10 show
II suy you have, Why The sssl shall not be al
lowed
Girea uDier my hHul aui thr zeal OF ssd probate
is court Of Ruusud. IN fs,d district.
80 n h. TOHSLEE. ReP.,isv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-19
GEORGE TRrES ESTA1r.

ST.iTE or TER.9ONT.l Ynl EIr EEHrAurRrB
Ditirtd = Rutland - ! - that sta stated Pro.
bate Court bells Ruiaul within snd llr ,ail district
CA the slh dsy Of Stttesbsf 1887
frsssat. ~ nan. Judcs,
40 tnfrumsu purpofing e. he ihs lzsi " iil AMI r.,
tsmsai IT 61oESE ihUE lut. 81 kutlHnl. "a s-iI igs
tet deceased, bs,ss prtse;e she court hers by Os
gs.i rrae TIE executor therein nsJ ior probate
Ordeyoa BY ssi oosri that 80 psrso., there,
% bs aafhsi 10 sppeaf az sessu Of ssl ouri. te
hoisa 81 The Probate Ocs RuiltnI on the frs Mon
day u osiebsf nsat sDI show csass. % say they No.,
have against the pFahsis Of ssi1 ~tii which pafiss
a. Further os1sfsd that eoFy % ths record thu
or3sr he vuhlis1 three Sess taccefsisss n The Ru-
.sni iisFtl1, Tri1'ei - Ru'i-aist sfon a. Say BE-
s. Attest. n b yGn SLEE. hesutr.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

W. the suiterbers, being appointed BY The Hon
~ Probate Court i.r Tie district Of Rutland com
u''s''o'' 20 receive 'zamine and adjust ~ claims d
1eHs"as u all l'rsons agarfi the e'tate Of
JOHT WHiYE,
l''e o. MI l'rNey IA saii ii.i, decease rerr..eoc1
l1,"lteui. alsu sHd a. claims aud demand, exLtt m
ou'.' 'h'Fs" aai TX months from the 18th day oCAu.
Isi b"ns niioNeI by said eour Tor thai purrose
We no therefore hereby give notice that We wi .a,pJ
!" u'e busness OF our sail appointment at the dwelling
house Of san dseessed, IN Nj Hoey, on the ~ Nsn
Jay, % N''e"oer add February next from o'clock
uLl' : 0 CLOCK ?. n on each of ssId dsys
DANIEL PACKER.
MARVEL JOHNSON, 'eiHH'i"feHtfs
psls1 al k4t.sII I1,h Aug. 1851. -
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Etom Rer. ]. D. Drnmnlnn1.

with feelings OF pious gratitude tr heaven, (whcv
flows every good aud precious gfi0 now come torwr
10 unite mine 10 the numerous testimonies OF those, VIZ
have experienced the happy effects oi"pr Jewcus VIZ
oiahlc tills" For more than tw" years. have suat.
severely from disease Of the stomach, owing 10
rnngemcut Of tie digestive organs. And though ua
the the recommended course of many remedies hnt.
for their relief giving vrturc,, yet all vain and u
losuutl 81 length thruueh hc Hd, ice ia friend cl.
scnted 10 make trial uitLc aho,c named Plls Tie ut
Of whc has compisieyre esio6hshtdmy lang c,,Ltd FOR
hedM.
J. ID DRL,u.UOD, C0iLolie Prie,L
Boston, Macs. Jolly 25lh, 1888.
The frcsh and genuine pills for sale by DAME
& BELL, RUIL.4.ND ~ Price % cents II box
- 6euplY
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Caution TO Wool GrO1Uers,

y HAVE few hundred dollors in notes
and book accounts, which must sell
for cash, AT ANY RATE. All those who
may have their notes and accounts subject
to my control, will do well To call on the
subscriber, and arrange the same, previous
to the lst of October next. Otherwise
must see what virtue there is IN GREET
ING. f. II. AIKEN.
Benson, August 80, 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-19
Cenlfcole Gom Ia. Nairmlln.

The following IL certificate from Dr. G.. +. Rnun'E
a graduate in medicine al the University Of Goctnsu
The subscriber has tested the Effects Of Jcwctt's mrr
we'd vegetable Pls, IN several Of disease OF the i've,
aud digestive oigaus and the result has convinced hm
thA they 80" 'mntuly calculated 10 suhsofyr the pss
poe tOr Wn,n tn,y dcs u,d CONSIDERING them al.
together superior TO these articles commonly ,GrcI Tor
similar complaints, would chcorlully add ny testimony
~ favor OF 50 valuable a medicine. (e -noO
Charles +. R4J.NLIN, NJ d.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-19
s9yc StuG%.

DURT Mt-OS are now RECEIVING stool, q D.
- staff consisting Of
1000 lb. chipd Loswood;
1000 ~ do Tuslc;
1900 10 DO ami Stuck Coto aud Uache wood
200 do Best NHller;
50 do hestgscuul Camwood;
Blue Niirol Cream Tartar Arsenic; Alum; Copert-;
80 ib-. Oh Nitra Aquoiurts Nutsails CurcIma
CuIhcsr; Bcugall anl spanish Float Indigo.
Al Of riime quality and worthy of the attention of
coihicrs and domestic Manufacturers,
Rutland, Ausut 81, 1887. 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-19

REnARKABLE CoNvERsioS. The sudden con.
version Of iour hundred Tyrolau. Of The Zllierthal
from the Catholic TO the Reformed faith, which We
noticed few days since has been brought about
It is -sid, ~ tho following manner traveller ~
tho Tyrol left with his host copy Of the Bible
Which pissed from hand 10 hand-st fret from
lions Of curiosity, bot afterwards tor the purpose
of daily reading. The result was, that no fever
than 400 persona renowned the Catholic and a.
dop,ed the Protestant iuilh The Government Of
NI,nna sought TO cons,raiu them either TO rcuounce
their newly adopi,d faith, euigrate into Tran
sylysnia. the only province of tie empire where
tho existence of seeding scc,s IL allowed The
Tyrolians, however. protected against colnpulso-
~ emigration, and lnplored the protection Of the
King OF Prussia. 1t rs IN Consequence OF This up-
peal that NJ. Strauss has been sent from the court
of Prussia on a mission TO Vienna to negotiate du
arrangement Of this maltei.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-19

CnoPs ~ WISCONSIN To the utmost Limit Of
our vast country, Providence has scattered his
blessings with prodigal houd. The Burlington
(W'sconsjn) Advertiser Of August 10. says;
il.KvRsT. Our farmers haze nearly, ii not
quite. finished their barests. The wheat aud rye
are 'npened, gathered. and inned.' and the oats
will soon be- The crops have been very fine aud
the weather for gathering them extremely faSora-
bic. THIS is the farmers holiday or carnival
season. Now they may thanks to Ceres una
Pslcs pay, aud sing the old harvest home song -
oar hay it is moved, and our corn it IL reap'd,
Oar barns will be full, ind our novels heuy 'd
Come, my boys como.
Come, my boys. come
And merflly roar our harvest home
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-19
EIsii Groceries.

yr>URT & MASON are now receiving fun supply
- of GROCERIES,, Guor""ler, llysHo. Your.
II yson, souchong, fine Puuohrus nud BahcA fcs. -
Double refined aud Lump Sugar Br,wn ~u.ar Cot.
Tee Rice Dried Cutraul. Cltrou Box and -uitau"
Raisius &c.
Rutland. Au: 81. 1887. 81
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ElTaEEGvesii's Pills.
WHO true richca Of Lie nrc UeaIth.v

nc true ItNIft CT tilt are tttaitEs
NX1E know that health aud ability to labor, is the wealth
Of tie great OF the pie in thus as IN most 9th
countries preserve, tiercute that health by natu
raj means grand moral and political scheme, to fulfil
which, requires cur utmost attention.
The Unprecedented success which has resulted from Bran
dreths Ps, during period oupwards OF eighty five years
the numerous and extraordinary cures which tloy have
performed upon hundreds o' individuals whom they have
f,scued ir'm alw ".r' bic ca'h en"r N"' had been
JusuN a. ..i.1s,... ,.' potn,.oi oi ,.- ,-. ..,a-
cine warmly and coutclcHtuusy recommending H. the
special notice 81 the pl5c
DR. Bandcrh w,ses mank nd to consider this truth that
health depends the state puuy IN which TIE blood is
Kept every part Of the body being supplied daily with new
blood from the nOd consumed consequently according TO
tue pureucss OF that blood must The state Of the body be
more less healthy To obtain therefore, .he direct
pundot OF the blood Is question OF no little Importance to
every individual
That Bnndeths Pills arc tie most direct purifiers ofhc
blood thee vii be doubt wien is known that they
have gained their present very extensive sale by their own
intrinsic proved by tic which they
have accomplished IN g. cry variety OF disease.
The peculiar action Of these pulls most surprising Their
Operations being more or less powerful according TO the
3ufeness the circulating fluid. On person
of health, who only c0tvc slightly bilious, they Will
be scarcely felt on the contrary the complaint be chronic
and the be much dcanp,d the effect generally
first powerful until the system be freed OF some
OF us ytated aud urpid humos. This accomplish
ed doses suhcoat to cause two OF three excavations
daily viii soon remove the disease and tie constitution Will
be restored to state Of health and renewed
These pills recommended by Thousands o persons
whom they have cured Of consumpon influenza, colds in
DIGESTION dyspepsil headache, asthma govt, rheumatism,
nervous diseases, liver complaint, peunsy depression OF
spirits fits palsy dtopsy, Group coughs, whoopng cough
qunsy cholc cholera mobGs, gravel worms, dy sentary
deafness crolun. erspeas, st Anthonys fire. salt
rheum, white swengs, cancers, tumors swced feet and
legs piles costyencss, all euptlous OF the skin, female
complaints OF every kind especially obsructons reaNatlons
&c. &c.
Such the reputation and great the demand for the
Genuine "Brandrcths Vegetable Universal Pills" that
counterfeit article made ddrptised and sold genuine
and individuals who sell the counterfeit pills have
msgstists as my agents and aye found ne
r hmm finn
cate which s rs follows -
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ST anecd 4:

SHuADrp LANES p OOL aud llArrrsG and SrIr.
ZINC fuN.-ior which liberal pace viii he pad IN
ii.rs or CASH.
Also UanieL most knl. Of PRODUCE that the Far
mer raises 10 exchange Ter HAS.
RIiland May ,, 1891. l95mo.
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Cure for indigestion,

L4t.YDlCE a DISEASE or 7HE iIjye
Twists iNrnovrp vrGuttulr rus.
QNR GER.N.i.T SPECIFYC, VIII prove o. ,ur, ,,-
~ cly ir dN.rcpsu. iuun.iicc Of thc lNct. hspasl,
heartburn, sour stomach. os' ol appetite, dypuci vo
ness o. the hmus, stVcuc,t ard p,los. .3mors tLts
%, Testimonials recently received II the .euat, ed.i
hos" pills the following strong prool' 'u'miu,l y,u.
animation
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"BR1NDRETIFS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
pULSn


Security against Counierfcits.
The within named rerc & Parmalee, of Middletown,
Conn my appointed General Agents for the State
Vermont Connecticut Except Fairfield couoty lampden
llmpshire and ftankIn Counties, Mass. Cheshire and
sullivan Counties, Hampshire.
In lie tmied states Of .7merca
And this letter which is slgncd by ne b. BRANDRETH
NY hand writing. must also be signed 10y the within
named General Agent, whose will also appear in the
principal papers the United States This caution has
become absolutely necessary 10 guard the public against
couuterles which Of the above popular
medicine.
b, BRANDRETH, MD.
New York, February p, 1881
cept Wnd-or Wndhau Rutland and Bennington counties
and authorized 10 appoint and supply agents IN the State
except IN the counties named above,
FLRRE & PARMALEE.
BEWARE or OUNTERFETTSii,
An Pills paporiiug to be DR. Erandrcth's and sold by
persons without certificate above are COuaterfeu
Tie Goas,oing are Fcrre d. Parmaicfs .4geais !.
Geo. P. Woton, Gencrai .lgot.
Jackson 5, Keicham, Brandon,
Henry SImonds, PHJord
a. Allen, F1irhoum
Boynton & Austin, OrrceH
Mr. Horton, HyJLarioH,
+. Aiken benson,
II. I. White, Casticioa,
Stanley Lefingwoli s 20. net Pouiiacy.
4. Bliss, Ensi PouiiueH
Menu Clark, NaidLioicn,
II. Clark, Patief
Tn,mas MDpuicls DaHJy,
n. ". Sawyer. I,amoph,
D. II. Sab.n, BoAiagford
e. B. lIa Ctiro,doa.
WIN. Fay, General Agent for the Counties Of
Rutioad and Eenuag,oa. 29Iy
HINNlNCfcN. C. VSTY.
/ C. orys. .Minel,,ier,
Cheney & Harrington. Foetory Point.
Harrington * Lsurdon, Dorsef,
g. Moore Jr., Eoa Rrga1.
c. E'"eli, net Rapat
Deuhug X I'LL, arlington.
j. . a. lloughton, South >haffsLprH
y. l.. Robinson, bennington q. PotrHal
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Newly Invented Truss.
THE DOUBLE COVE, SPJRAL SPRI
TRUSS.

= Ia t%n.
I'D ECENILN invented by Bella Farm, i, now pts.
~ sontci To the public under full conviction tha,t
can lie worn with md safety. and with gre
CT bench tu the iatient, than ANY other Irus iuw
use These Irusscs far il believed rs human cta
ms c'u co. possess perfect selisdiu.tng principle
hey accommodate themselves TO cy,ry motion and ~.
sion OF the body. and at the Same time preserve COT
siant UNIFORM equal, and Ia the Patient an agreeable
pressure upon the parts 10 which they are applied The
PADS arc formed Of Wire Spring, bent 10 the share
Double Gone. with the base compressed TO gcnae
convex, 10 receive the cushion This padis attached to
an elastic steel lrug which passes round the body.
UOUBLE TRUSS
TIE Douttt Truss is formed by piTixng one oud Of
the steel Spring 30 the centre Of transverse Bar Con
each cud o! Which is placed the above described Pad.
ny ITS free and un'mbuIrascd movements, the pad. eau
be 10 the rroapsoj parts with pei feet thse sni
-aiety"heiher they situated horizontally N at o.
hquo direction lroni each other and no movement
NE hndy can dsp"oe % 10 the less affect them. tr
ihor description is deemed unnecessAry MS the sgbl
inspection has never IN single Instance ia led TO satisfy
even the most prejudicod Of their superior properties
For sale by DANIELS & BELL, Rutland ~
req H. 8.8mo.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

wv The sub.cr bers, being appointed by the Ilos
~ The Probate Count Tor the District ol Eutlsn-
Commssioncr', e. receive, examine add adjust all clam
aud demands % all rcrsons against the estate Of
SIL.1S FULLER,
late NJ hefburne. 10 sai district. deceased repre.,s
ted usiyeni, aud also sii claims sud domspd, exbbl
~ offset hcreio AL Xix months from the 10Th day
Auspi inft bens n00 si ssd cpur for ibat purro,
We DO therefore hereby give noee that will attend 70
ne business Of ous sai appointment. al the hou'e 81
Zhpsh Fuller ia sherbuine the i7tn DAY October
AMI February next from o'clock uniil o'clock ?. ~.
on each Il saiJ daYs
N4II.9F ramon, commitment
Dated IT sherburue. this 22I Jay ofAag. 1881. %
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stray Wa re.

FNAKEN upby the subscriber the 9th instant, =
l. large bay Mare eleven twelve years old Grmely
the property 81 l. Dkemsn, fs4. The owner is re
qns''ed 20 prove property pay ehsrSe aud take her
away.
THADEUs DUNKLEE Jr.
Rutland September 9Th. 1887. 30
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N, r.,l.A-4k.t rass ears,n dswn .srsi tbi,
u.oss ihntsu a o. r,oth.i tn.lss ard ihs &c On
and ths tsg3rs te lasisf vsaf g. sAai ht+f Csc
ssssrs acr 90 hs sfofs flt isrr - gees 80 in hn
NJ Fneel ssrs ~, rsuc tiht saool. s.ya -
Ven $50 :. ',ssy asiar sat Nshsf sed o. be- 81
Nsrsaini ibss ya hsfuas tihi COX. ~ gof nfine
..li ~ 81 ~ ~ ~ fonacusn 81 az safs in' th'
hsniuss A. god nan 80 ouf'e ~ ~ t'a 2,
Sa.si .s,sAs Veil thrn ~ 90. srys ]. and The
NJ At COG ,aa itte "a your hsi snc Hate o."
70 ksss 60 80 49,. be he Pfofrfsf hanmal - 80
,.a .s,.I Neu essass hars, ssis deaa and
,,le, ,hs, ess ii,'r haaeesng auy - BUt Bnsthri
word q. he hstersepsf srld ver e osi The fofe siat'
the ,f~sch 'ss done > '.
AN AFrEAL TO TIE DOG KILLER
Loft spare tha, dog
Ttsrh nat a hair - hnsh
In ynnth DO fought for me
And nos ! u hghl TOT hm
Whist aiufg doth he,
Tbs, ia 81, faird head,
Thu Mayors stein decree
Musi lodg. junk q less
NJ old and faithful dog
Whose name and wide fcnown
Have frightened many = rogue
Aud would Il thou shoot him down
IyoRief thy wrath torhear
lit Honesty 20 free
Though nsd. he would beware
ofsuch thing as thee
when bu, m IDLE boy.
Oitfh y lN htfH fuFfo
In ell their gushing joy.
Him, too, my slsttrs loved
And him my brothers dear,
The ioaj cafess would give.
Ioalct who seat thee here
Go let that old dog live.
Ny heart strings round thee cling,
Close thy hide, old friend
Thy houofs will sing,
Thy life and fame defend
Old dog the Mayor brave
And, Loafcf leave the spoi,
While We hand 10 save,
Thy gun shall harm him not
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-19
AMERICAN TRUSS

JAQUtTu's PATENT.
VnbOsE only. who know bs experience NJ ,ue,,.
- cn1uscl from
HERNIA or RUPTURE.
wil fot just estimate uprn ihs value of ia,r-s.
or ne rsfiect cure ci tb.s dsucttuus compliant ~
Proprietor, hazard rrthrg int.sttmg that no tt,,,
m'ut las ever bern utcl 81 ilERvtA,t ptticruyaa
ted fsf' aud ctrain cftf.i'irc rufts.c
Cures have been performed " thc,c TUrssis ia T. .
vcck' though aggravated catet, atd cases otaus vs
ing, NAY Nor GENERALLY III Guam hui in ,s..
much rthef viii le given. Recent css,s should r,s.
immediate attention, iu crl'f io tu,utc surccs, A..
,. cancuy recommended, het thtf iuptr,orii, ma, H.
tcstcJ. ~
f.' Every purchaser ha' me privilege ol tctue...
ths lros an,r trial of c-At dey, if o. does n.l N
satslaci,uu.
For sale by appointment. by
ly JAS PORTER, Ruiiasd
Aud fIrus lirtouiNsoN. Dr., HousstoeL. D.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-19

n H. 1,tnts4s Boo Tho taiaeffsr fs,t jsnuafv ulrf
~ 60 fsi iaifa. distry fsfiera'sf .ts'ar.s HaiY
rs-gptsi JAME. BARRETT.
Hauts1. eeft - 1851.
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n BUCK. has sale. Co'd.h. Narksrci. Il i.lu.
rAQ f,n.. anl Salmon Barrel asa Coarse salt
FLOUR. sole anil .rer Leather.
Puuori, sept. %. 1891. 81
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WIDOW 5

nF OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS or TIE REYO-
~ LUTON, who were married befofe the close Of
their Lac, term Of Service, whose husbands served agree
ably TO the act of Congress Of the 7lh June 1872, two
years aud not lass than months draw during
lie during their remaiung single, 10y virtue e the
act oi 3h July, 1886 such pension. their husbands
would have been entitled to, under the fret mentioned
act whether their husbands may have Iicd during the
war; or since that period. Also, the widows Of such
ohetrs or soldier who were married after that war,whose
husbands have died since the 4ih, Of MARCH, 1881, aud
before the T. Juue, 1882, draw much their
speclIvs husbands would have ou eatt,ei TO- uuior
the act Of jane = 1882, from the said 5, -rch, 1871 to
the day OF the SAID husbands decease.
POSTSCRIPT, MARcu q, l837.-Rya late
oct 81 tousres, the benefits o the 81 .crirn a. ihe act
OF July l. 1896, are extended 60 widows who have
rei sbcc the deccuse Of their Grst husbands FIR Whose
services, such widows may ella NJ pensions under
SAW act provided they widows at the time Of IT.
passage. Al, She widow Of any pcrsuu who continued
10 the L. service until the 81 # Novrm' a.. 1873 and
was married before that day. and while h-r hand
20 such service, will be entitled 10 the bo1Gt 4 sad 81
section.
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and on oH'sr', raasaefei, usual tyhs t.l,cot,r.
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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-17
Groceries.
THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE
FRANKLIN

NN7 ILL stand the ensuing season at the fol
w lowing places viz
At Home, at John Bettlc's Arson coun-
ty n. c. 10Th, April; at Benjamin Dumas, Rich
mond county n. C.2lst April; at James Third
gales, Anson county n. G. 22nd April; and at
Mark Haily's in Chcraw, 25th April, and will DO
let TO omares at the low rate of So the leap, to be
paid as soon as the services is performed; 80 the
season, payable at the expiration OF the season;
$40 to ensure payable as soon as the mare is as
certained to bc with toal or changed hands; with
so cents to the groom in every instace.
PEDIGREE.
FRANKLIN is now Is hands high, six years
old the fourth day of April; he was got BY Mr..
Samuel Johnson's horse Wellington, Of Winns.
bot tough, Wellington by Mr.. Singleton's Kosci-
usko, who was got by Sir Archy. Franiin's dam
is full bIooded Sir Archy mare. The blood of
this horse entities him to stand as other high
blooded horses do, bat have put him low on
account of letting every one who wants Colts
have chance at him: his season will end the
last day of June.
Hew:ll be at lis stand regularly every ninth
day
April 10Th. 1887. 23-tf