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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30

We were mistaken in the result Of the DEM
ocratic State Convention in Illinois, a. gwen
in our last. We take great pleasure in cor
recting the mistake. Col. JAMES w. SrE-
PHENsoN, Of Galcna, was nominared for Gov
ernor; and JOHN S. HACKER, Of Union county,
for Lieutenant Governor, and not as then sta
ed. The nomination ef Col. Stephenson
will, we believe. be more acceptable to the
democracy Of Illinois, than any other that
could have been made. He is so well known
in the upper country, that any thing that we
could say in commentator Of him might be
deemed superfuous. Mr.. Hacker was a
prominent member of the Legislature, and
seems to DO quite acceptable to the people.
With such a ticket there is but little doubt
but democracy will triumph
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30
Take Notice.

AWAS AOOSAOSs
A LII persons indebted to g. S. Parish either,
IA by note OF book account, are requested to make
immediate payment 10 me, asl am authorized to
collect the Same forthwith.
LAWRENCE MOLONY.
Du Duque, Sept. 30, 1887. IT'S,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30
HENRY MADCALF,)
VS.. ) LII Attachment.
CHESTER WESTON. <

Before Matthias Ringer, Justice Of tie Peace
sciasin andJor the countyc Of Du Baque.
NOTlCE is hereby given, That suit in At
s1N tachmcnt has been commenced, entitled as
above, against the goods and chntteis, rights and
credits Of tho defendant an absent debtor, and
that the said suit stands until the l5sh day
Of February, 1888, at the Office Of the said justice,
in Bellview, Wisconsin Territory. tis9,
MATTHIAS RINGER, u n.
November 18th, 1896. 24-6t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30

We have NOTHING further from Burlington,
- regards the proceedings Of the Legislature,
'tAsa 10 coatsined ir the Gazette Of Dec. 9,
which wss given ~ BY friend. Sometime
had sssa spsns in selecting printers 70 do the
asessssry printing Of the Territory. The
aswss hosss passed resolution giving the
jsinsisg Of the Lava to NJ. D. Holbrook, cd
isssof The Free Prsss Il Mineral Point, but
was disagreed % BY the Council. Charles
g. Sholss, . member Of the House from Green
Lay, was ssthofized 70 print tho Journal Of
she House. ~.
~ persons who have left Burlington, We
ssan thas charges are brought against Mr.
MsCrsgct Of having been sRisGD TO procure
~ passage II Law granting the privilege Of
ssssblishiag ! ferry across the Mississippi.
1hss b then Introduced ! bill giving it 70 an.
eshss-was exposed y the person from whom
Asrsesivsd Tho bribe.--that committee were
aSpeisasl y investigate the affair, and tina,
thss1pesks e ~ COMMITTEES substantiated the
shsUa w haye sean nothing in the pro.
sssdids q ssliiioa % HE afIsir, only the ap.
Sslstasat = ~ somnittss. We have de.
lsy1l aostsiag thismaaer, IA fear Of doing
II. neGrsgss iajustiss, and W utterly dis.
slsia ny sseh wish D. intention q do % now
~ give i Ssiy = oomnoa report. We hops
So u - sbis . give Ill he facts, aud shal
seoogvo eu1 eo0ussAts dill then. Is
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Total expenditure,

- .
Rev ) Mazzuchelil !
Received Oh the Cof-
ller Stoiiesf
Patrick OMars,
r A Lorinier
Patrick Muiiady
john Lang
+ Dubois
James Murphy
Dennis Murphy
James Mel abe
William Burke
Michael Norton
James flaming
Patrick Quiglsy
John Foley
VIM. Cardiff
A. Butt-rworth
NJ. w. Power
A. j. Gregoirs
John McGery
w alter Furlong
Andrew J Devin
Nicholas Carroll
G. II. Gratiot
WIN Myers
John q. Graham
Timothy Falvey
Bap,ists I.apagc
John r. Scott
G. kalIenback
Antoine LagIavs
Patrick Finn
John Smoker
Thomas Kelly
Rev Philip Borgna
John Craighsad
Patrick flaming
Edward flaming
John Daughery
Robert e. Bourne
John Brophy
NJ. G. Atchison
James Larkin
Davis Gillian
Il. Walsh
Patrick Murray
Daniel Dugan
S. Hushlett
Dennis OShea
| Patrick Kinney
Timothy Tanning
David Burke
| d. +. Disney
Charles Cookery
IL. LOOMS
John Rely
Sam. w. Baird
Thomas Cotssr
Thomas Delaney
Thomas Mclaughlin
| Martin McCar.y
| Joha Molonsy
David Bufke
| John Levi
| Francis Bequette
Samuel harrington
| Arthur Mullen
| Henry Gratiot
John Ryan
Nicholas Walsh
| Capt. +. O'Flahsrty
| Capt. +. H. Glenn
| Martin Mcmahon
| John Fury
| Willinm Newman
| Patrick Lyman
| Kisran Murray
| James Nc crmott
Patrick Colagan
| Abraham Wilson
| Charles McD ermott
| William Blake
| Robert Fesrin
Thon,as Hogan
| Mathew Cullan
Thomas McCrassy
| Bernard McLenol'
rasrick :, Murray, son
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30
vs.. In Attachment
II. II, HONN0N. sN4s,

Before S. ii. Harrington, a J,shee of ne Ases
for and .citain Tie county Of Du Buq4e. s,
NOTICE is hereby given, That suit il a.
tachInent has been commenced, entitled -
above, against the goods and chattsls, rights md
credits Of tho said defendant, An absent dsheor.
and that tho said suit stands continued until ,he
first day Of December nexs, at the ones of aid
Justice in the tovn Of Peru, Wisconsin, Terr;sorv.
dated s. NJ. DARLINGTON. q
August 23d, 1897. l6-3n,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30
sHADIACK SoWLES, j fEH5s
VS.. In ATTAcpMENr
D. WIGGINs,

DeIore nuHIs w. barrIngtnn, Justice Of The
Peace within and for the couniyof Du Bu4us
fNOTlCE is hereby given, Tint suit in H.
In tachment has been Commenced, entitled %
rove, against the goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of the said defendants absent debtor, and
.,ai tho said suit stands continued until tho ffk
day Of December, next, at the Office of said lius.
tice, in tho town Of Peru, Wisconsin Territory.
(dated) sAML.sW. BARRINGTON,J j. r.
August %, 1897. l6-3m
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30

An SACKS Shorts, received per S. Boat Ne
~ Fulton. and for sale by
Sept. %, 1887. Il. LOCKWOOD. s
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30

RA SACKS ofcorn jest received, and FOR .als
OUby [July8 ELOCKWOOD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

fttb Ointment.

THIS choice and safe onmcn, !. said to Ne sue.
TO any now IN use for that dsagrceablo and losths,
disease, the ITCn This outment is so certain laib
ration that M person troubled with the above ls,
ought TO he without II. II IS remedy for cuAs
erupions, scorbu,ic affections of the head, or any
breaking out which arises from sharp humors in,h,
Price % cents box.
fresh supply is Just received aud for sale by ltia
DANIELS, JAMES BARRETT, Jr, JAMES PoRrrNb
Mason, Ru,nnd-fR.ScIs SLAs0S, West Rula.
Langdon, MoulioD Co, Casleton--A. u. Bis.
& Ransom, East Ponltney Stanley, LefhngwcnL
West Poultney Sabin, Button & Co., Samuel To-
cnd, Wallingford Noah W. Sawyer, Tinmourh, i
MDanies, s. & n J. Smith, Dauby; IIoughton b.:
f. Strong & Son, Puwlet R"wley & Butter. Gr.u
Fasdck, Granville; Standsh & Baker, Foot 4
North Granville; ID. s. Wright & Co, Andrew Aul-
Whltehall--and IN most oithe stores lhrou- bout
states. iOcowf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
uickOk's stoves.
Elixir Vegetai Baisamique.
n. II. DOWNS
Veg efNbie xBOlsOmic EEiriy.

mon Coughs. Colds. Consumption, Catarrh, Group
- Asihms. WhOopng Cough, and OF all other dscss.
Is OF the head. chest and lungs.
Pamphlet. containing history of the mcdicine-a
ketch of the diseases for which is recomn ended
uhcstes from unquesonabe sources--smplc directions
accompanying each bottlemay be had OF any Of the A.
genci6s graus.
CERTIFICATE.
For the benefit the afflicted beg leave TO give the
Rev n. H. Downs Vegetable B,samic Elixir the high
est possible recommendation. have gwen II TO n child
81 mine whose lungs evidently dangerously affected
aul or whom were much alarmed, after having tried
many other remedies in the result isthe disease is
apprenty removed aud the child restored TO health
10 effect this, one phial only has been used.
STEPHEN CHANDLER.
Stunbrilge, June %, 1896.
UT he above medicine is for sale at the Rutland Book
Store. by
I7af w FAY, agent
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
Aaron Reeds Estate,

STATE or VERMONT, ! 70, E il remembered tina,
Dstrietof Rutland IS. - at special Probate
court held at the Probate Office III Rutland, 10 SAID dis
trici, on the 25th day Of May, A. ID. 1887,
Present, WILLL4N HAIL. Jfdgs.
UheFeGS, WIN, IIUMPHRIY, administrator with the
w annexed OF the estate Of Aaron Reed, late Of Rut
lard In said district deceased has made application 10
The court for further lime of year. 10 settle the Is
tate OF said drccascd,and make payment Of the debt.
found due against said estate.
Ondertd, That said application he heard ia court at q
session eeoi TO he holden at the probate Office in ut.
land, m said district the rst Monday Of July next
and That the publication Of copy OF this order three
weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald printed at
Rutland soon as may be, shall be sufficient notice 10
all concerned TO appear, aud show cause why sand M.
plicatIun should not he granted
"a IL. u. TOWSLEE Reuter-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

STATE or VERMONT SElEm remembered tina,
District Of Rutland, IS. ~ at a stated Probate
Cour, held at the Probate Office in Rutland on the Isl
Monday being tho 9Th day Of June A. ID. 1887
Present WILLL4.N HALL, Judge,
Lott KELLER administrator Of the estate of William
Longey late Of Ptsiord in said district decoased pro
posing To ronher of his sniuisi rntt m and
present his account against said estate for allowance
Ordered. That said account be examined in court at
session thereof be holden al thc Probate Office in Rat
land within and for said district the first Monday of
July next and that the publication of copy Of this
order three weeks sucessiyely in the Rutland Herald
printed nj Rutland soon may he, shall be sufficient
notice To all concerned TO appear, if they cause and
object thereto.
25 II. b. 7OUSLEE, Regisfer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
Rodney &. ROyce's Estate.

Disfriet Of Rutland IS ~ that al q special Pro.
bate Court ed at the Probate Office in Rutland on The
3rd day Of june A u. 1887,
Present, HILLL4N H4LL, Jiidgt,
"hfr'a,, Stephen Royce aud 1homa, J. Ortnsbee.
administrators Of the estate Of Rodney C. Royce late
huiisid, m sEid distract, deceased are made sppi
ocsion 10 this Court for further time Of one wear from
me an 81 JOY 1851 10 settle the estate Of said decreased
estate.
o'deftd, That said application be heard in court AT q
teson laf re0i 10 be holden the probae Office m Ru
laid ~ 'ad district on the li Monday Of July nest
anu That the publication q copy Of this or Ter three
weeks suoeessively IN the Rutaad Herald printed AZ
Rutland, as sooL a. mSy be, shall be sueen, notice 10
al concerned appear, AMI STOW cause WHY saI an
pliealion should not be sranteI
"a H. y. TOWSLEE, Rreii,y.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
Mount Tabor.

NEVHIEREAS the Legislature Of the State of Vermont
w at their session at Montpelier IN the year 1888,
assessed tax Of four cents per all h lands (pub.
lie lands oxcopted) in tho town of MI Tabor in the
ty Of Rutland in said State for the purpose of making
and repairing roads and building brdges-these are 10
warn the proprieor and land OF said town Of Mt
Tabor who have not paid their proportion OF said tax in
labor or otherwise 10 the committee appointed To super
intend the expe diture Of the TO the subscriber
that SO mu OF their lands win be sold at public vendue
a. the dwelling house of Gideon s. Tabor in the town OF
Mt Tabor in the county Of Rutland the Both day Of
August next at nine o'clock A. will be requisite 10
discharge their respective taxes with costs.
G. S. TABOR, Collector.
MI Tabor, June ), 1887. o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
COMMISSIONER Notice.

\ETE the subscr bers, being appointed 10y the Hon
~ the Probate Court for the District OF Rutland.
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine adjust all claims
aud demands of all persons sssips, the estate of
HONEY BARBER.
late OF Mount lIolley, in said district deceased repre.
senled insovent and also all claims and demands exhb
lsd IN offset thereto an six mouths from the 9Th day
OF june last being allowed by ad for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice that we will attend m
the business OF our said appointment al susanna Bar
bers, widow Of said deceased, in Mt Holly on the ,.
Mondays Of August and January next, from O'Clock
"A NJ. until o'clock p. each II said days.
D.3.N1EL PACKER. D.
iSd.7C DICKER.NaN 'o"m"siohe'S
Dated at Mt. liolley. the 9Th day OF june 1887 25
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
Commissioners Notice,

wv The subscribers, being appo1 ted by The Hon.
~ Probate Court tor the district Of Ruilaud, CON
ts"nefs 10 receive, examine and adjust III claims al
demands VI al persons assi.fi the estate OF
MARTIN SMITH,
ate Of Ma4etoSn, II sad dsiA, decestei, REPRESENT.
81 iIsofeu snd slsu all claims sDi demands s1hibteI
~ oh,f thereto; Eai months IRON the 3rd day u
Nay last Icing allowed by ssId court or thsl pur,o,e
we 90 therefore hereby give notice that vii attend
10 lhs business q ssi appointment, s the dwelling
hnu'e q sgsan A. smith, Aliddstown 90 the hrsi
MeSlsyt Of July ADD October next, IRON o'clock until
Z ociock ,. u. % each Of AL Gays.
OksON CLARK,
FREDERICK KELLOGG, '''7''''i''ef'
Dsita al h3dleo~n tina jiTl day d Msy 1851, a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
six Flats.

at the tHy puces. .Heas and Boys FELT Hl7S
lie always has good supply Of.
An uow The said Cook pledges himself TO sell lower
Thea eau he bought 10 hs O. auy other Of the iweniy
"a states, Tor ready csl,, bis notes, which he
would even prefer to JdcLson CigM.
lhr s"id cook taRd mis- uIruitunty go ~sltes- h's
sf~ffiv ffir Totis f.' ," ssor-. ~"i ""l- l--s~
that hey continue Ia bestow upon hun ihe patronage he
merits for IA, ii iey aud puucynahty n bosiuor
The good citizens ~ The ucishborus towns lac hoits
will cali him. who want 60 make COOL Bargains 10 the
Hat Inc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

1rfavns recently received from me Troy Market ouc
- Of the bet assor meu of materials 10 tho line oi
h's boor AMI eHoE Making bnsnsss would jos, spprze
hs ieloW cizens that II they want sny real good CAR
SKIS NoEotto 90 Nm BooTs aal sHoEs, that he eau
nov hX ineu cot 10 good style.
TIC Will ealeasor 10 be prompt saAiailhfui IN e1eeu.
tng orders
Rousnl, lus 9TH 1881. %
I'm. 3. LITTLE Cash or Oh standing claims would
relieve The ,aI Dyer very much from The prevalent
pressure % lhe times.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
RUssELL's CELEBR hTED
salt Hbrum Ointment.

THIS is unqneslionnhy the bc., and ,aict -
ever yet offered 10 the public for that obstinate g.
SAT- Rheum. II has succeeded where Other ues,
failed, aud the fact that il has been cxcn.,,tl, IN
eminent practitioners speaks volumes in its pn,,
equally clTcacious in all diseases OF the KIN, ,,,.
ring worms, aud the most invoieraie Itch Sc.A 4,
merou. certificates might be obtained but the .,...
chooses that fair trial should be the only cvJta
superior efficacy. Price 30 cents box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
WOOL CARDiNC.

TNIlE subscriber would inform the public
l. that he carries on the above business
this season, al the old Crary stand. lie has
been nj considerable expense IN repairing
his machines with the finest of cards, and
will warrant his customers the best OF rolls.
lie has two double machines IN operation.
People at distance can be accommodated
the same day they bring their wool.
07-All orders IN his line oi business will
be thankfully received.
GrPncc as favorable as any other ma
chine IN the vicinity.
HORACE KINGSLEY.
Clarendon, June 10, 1887. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

ssELL's
Vegetable Bilious Pills,

FOR general use in eases OF Jsundicc, morbid sen,
ity ol tho stomach aud bowels, loss OF appetite
breath, costvcncss, Piles, and all diseases arnn,
hillary arrangements a.'o for connecting lht ,..
the blood aud coansius the system Of foul uud vac.
mors. These pills are u mlj cathsttic, rfojuc,
Their pains no, gripping, aud are therefore a yau.i
highly approved medicine, aud arc pronounced ,,
by the most Distinguished lhyscisu'.
Each box contains 80 pills.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
Vegetable Pulmonary IsaIsan

IN HIS truly valuable remedy has been bthr
~ public for eight Year., aud has proved teI O.
most valuable remedy discovered for C0ueht toh
Asthma and Phihisc, COnsuaPiion, Whoprg'Us
and pulmonary affections of every kind liz sale - fs
Oily increasing, and tho proprietors are constantly n4
wing the most favorable accounts Of lis tlecis Tie.
loving certificates are offered for pulIc exam
ton.
From Dr UiHiam Perry.
have witnessed the effects of the Vegetable lfau
ry Bal.sm, and have no hesitancy il. expicssusfas
bcliefiha: II IS safe. convenient, and very tGra-
medicine. Res eet!ully yours,
WM PERRY. VI.
Exeter, N. II. July 1882.
From Truman .7btH.
For the last five years Of my practice, have b..
satisfaction To witness tho beneficial fleets If the i
able Pulmonary IIalsam in many cases ofobstinaeo
and other nHacii rs Of the lungs. would therefor
hdeniy rtcomncnlts use in all complaints ofthe
rs beng equal II not superior, TO any other me-
within my knowledge.
TnunAS .4BELI, 4
Lemp.tcr, y. u. December 3, 1893.
Fiom DR. 1hqmas B,o,rs
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam ha. beou,xi,fr
y used ~ the section Of the country where re,I
several years past, aud has justly acquired high rep
ton in consumptive complaints. So far as MY hp
edge extends, II has dsapp0inftd the reasonable
pec;aiions Of those who have used II.
TuoaAs BRowN, NJ.
Concord, n. ~. May II, 1888.
From Dr Samuel .Moyri
10 the proprietors OF the Vegetable Pulmonary b.
am satisfied that the Vegetable Pulmonary Be-
is valuable medicine. II has been used in dg1i
with complete success ia obstinate conpiata G5
lungs, attended with severe cough, luss OF yoss
the raising Of much blood which had re,outl RI
many approved prescriptions. .4fier using The Is
one week, the patients voice returned, and he W
bled 10 speak audibly. This case occurred soaa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
II Post Rider traufed.

wv ANTED ,nmef,gi,ls, q thorough posi-. RIDER
~ 60 distribute the llERsLD. SIATEsMAs anil o,h-
81 paper, he eHssiro sud lucT.ye route nov car
q 90 ~ Mr WILLIAM kIsNtE. About three hunl led
NcSspsIsss distributed o. sad route nd many
a. re may 1oubuef. be dninhniel.
ssl"4o'rs Al he HERsLp OFFicE, RuilArd-or
sTATEsNAs oTrcE. Cssllcloa.
April u. 1857
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
Newly Invented Truss.
TIE DOUBLE COVE, SPl
TRUSS.

TIE DOUBLE COVE, SPIR ~ APHLNn
TRUSS.
sfNrCFNTIN invented ty BKLA f,Ru, y nov pre-
S ,snte 10 ihc public under luli convict on that II
can be worn with ADD safely Hnd with great
~ bru e. TO the Iaicnt, than any other lfu'' now 10
use These Trus.cs Tar .. believed ~ human son-
ir, con 60 possess perfect sell.rdiu.,'us rlBciic-
They accommodate thcmte,cs TO every n"'i"n Hnl no.
son at the bvdy rni at the same time preserve CON
slant, uniform equal aud to the Patient an hste'eeie
pressure upon the parts 10 which they are applied The
Pads are formed Of Wire Spring. beni 10 the shay ~
Duutlc Cone, with the hRso conpre,sod 10 a gentle
convex the cushion. This psdls ATTACHED 10
an elastic steel Spring which passes round the body.
Double TRUSS.
THE Double Truss is formed ly Htixmg one end OF
the Steel Spring the at fSnsvorss Bar, Ton
each end OF witch is placed the above decthed leds)
By s free aud onembsirsed movements, the pads can
Ice adjusted the proapsed parts with puoct and
aictywhehct they situated horizontally ia an Oh
l,nuc direction from each other; and movement Of
the body displacc the loHst affect them. TOR
ihcr description is deemed unuccossary, as the slightest
Inspection has never, singl Instance failed 10 sasty
cvcn the most preiudcod OF their superior properties.
/ For sale by DANIELS 4 BELL, Rutland, ~
Feb. II. 88mu.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
AMERICAN TRUSS.
JAQUITH'S PATENT.
VDiIoSE only, who know 10y experience The sufro Jog
- endured from
HER.NI1 or RUPTURE

viii sci just estimate upon the value of an Instrument
for the perfect of this dangerous complaint The
Ptoprieors hazard nothing III asserting that inslru-
has been used for HERNIA rlccty adsp.
ted, safe aud certain Of ohec,ing cures.
Cures have been performed by these TRussrs ia four
weeks though aggravated ard long stand
ing, MAY NOT GENERALLY DE CURED; but in such
much relief will I've given. Recent cases should receive
immediate attention, in order TO insure success trial
earnestly recommended, that their superiority may he
tested.
- Every purchaser has the privilege Of returning
this Truss after trial Of eight days if il does no, give
satisfaction.
For sale by appointment, by
1y JAS PORTER, Rutland
And Titus HUTcHINsoN, Jr, W0odsiock, n.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
Castor Hats.

Bisci aaS D,ab Ssp,,6as C.fSTURS;
him - osS 81 gsuiily do. bflok cad Drab
Bises sAl H4de npo6ae Brnh de-. --cqusl 10
any bst can be made 80 his OF any other State in
the Uniot.
lie sIsn kocfs largo hsssoflmcnt Of No l. 9 s 3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
.Napf Flats.

II every siAe sed deception, 10 suii the most df-
deol, Purehaser-aud all Cts Cot the Lawyer, Far.
Bet and Dandy.
surinent uf fret rate
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

POSTSCRIPT, NARcH %, l837.-By a late
act Of Congress the benefits 81 the 81 section Of the act
Of July / 1876. extended to widows who have mar
rel shoo tho lcccase Of their fret husbands for whose
services. such widows may nov ella m pensions under
sai act provided they widows ~ the time Of IT.
passage. AIS, the widow OF any person who continued
N Tho 4 : until the - Of Nofemher 1888 aud
married hsire that DAY, ADD while her husband
10 such service, VIII be entitled 10 the benefit f said 80
sertion
lf PtHHon human i1ifsr The ajote mentioned ais
md all ofter', transacted usual by the abrob,r
li-i J. COVE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
Wanted {:

SnI,Rrp LINES ipOOL aud HATING and suir.
rING fUk---ior which LIBERAL price viii he paid IN
lIArs or CASH
Also TAINTED most kinds Of PRODUCE that the Far.
mcr raises, ~ exchange for Hats.
Rutland, May 2, 1887. lotf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
I'D oW S

nF OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF THE REVO.
~ LUTON, who were married before the close %
their last Of Service whose husbands served agree
ably tho act of Congress of the 7h, june 1882 two
years, and not less than SIX monihs draw during
lie. during their remaining single by virtue of the
oct Of 4h July 1896, such pensions their husbands
would have been eB;,tled 20, under the first mentioned
whether their husbands may have died during the
war, siuce that period. Also. the widows Of such
Officers soldier who married after that whose
husbands have died since the an oi March, 1884, and
before the = June, 1882 draw much their
spcclive husbands would have en- entitled TO- under
the act Of Juae = 1882 from the said 1, March 1884,
the day OF the said husbands deceuse.