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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

n A very interesting and laughable meeting OF
distractions was held last evening At Clinton Hail.
numbering about 1894 persons Charles King, OF the
American, forming fourth part Of the fraction
They were not abetonists, but the very next thing
to them. An account will be given tomorrow. Theo-
dere Sedgwick was chairman capital choice too.
We like Theodore-he is fine looking fellow and
wears his hair classicay.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

Nv soraSE.-f mean to give a soir6e myself in
few aavs-a soirte that will surpsss any one given
during ,bo present season, not in vulgar eaabless
srnssbles bu, in grace, intellect, refinement and
true philosophy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

~ We were shewn yesterday branch of the
honeysuckle on which the leaves fully formed,
and the buds of the flower just ready to burst. A
striking proof of the mildncss of the season.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

II Would Mr.. Gholson at Washington have the
goodness to challenge Mr.. Wise and get shot II pos
sble. There is friend of ours who wants to 60
TO Washington but can't till Gholson is out OF the
Wav
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

TO F. C.. SCHAFFER.

The pleasure Of Mr.. JAMES G. BENEFITS Z
company Is respectfully solicited at the Cons {
pi,menfary Ball, to Mr.. r. O. Schafer. to {
Be held at Shakespeare Hall, on Wednesday Z
erening, Jsnua,,y 3lsf, 1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

INVITATION TO A BALL.-Yesterday morning while
was musing over the singular events Of human
life-the ups and downs of forrune-the misery OF
dissipation-,he blessings of religon-the beauty OF
piety-the hardness of the mes-the scarcity Of mo-
ney-and the resumption of specie payments by the
banks-two young gentlemen opened my door, and,
in very proper well behaved way, pstnto my hand
the following invitation to attend ball TO be given
next week. Here is copy of the original, which is
edged round in green and printed in letters of
gold:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

CnmsLIMENfAHY BALL To MR. r. G.
sCnsrFER-Ala meeting OF the scholars and subscr-
es oi MT o. Schaher twas unanimously resolved to give
Inn complimentary Ball. 10 take place al the Shakespeare
Hotel corner ut William and Duane streets "wednesday
evening", January Sis
celebrated band Is engared.
tickets ~ 70 admta gentleman ard his ases; 70 be had
hers Atwrs 81 Broadway Dubois Bacon lG7 Broad
way Firth Hail. Frankhn Square g. n q. ~ Langley
Chatham street, A. ". Brewer, ~ Catherine streets Shakes
peate Hotel Of any Of the committee Of
i273t.
CERMAN LITEHATUHF-gOET FAUST
~ The voluwes this highly CO ,brsted
Tragedy containing 432 pages, are completely publish
cd. The second volume has been printed before
Price for both volumcs $3.50. A,
VIM RADDE, German Bookseller
j235r No III Pearl street. New yerk,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

Rssrs.-we trust and hspe that the landlords and
tenants throughout the city will come to some fea
ssnable understanding the Of rents Tor me
next year The depression Of the tines-the scaau-
ness Of business general stagnaton around, con-
vey solemn warnings 10 the landlords TO be moderate
and reasonable in their demands. AT this moment
probably % per Of the rents Of the present year
are in is there any probability, from the
present state Of the times, that it will be possible
ever 10 liquidae these arrearages. We are entering
upon new, severe and Proiracted crisis in trade
and business audit will require the return ofeconomy
retrenchment, and every species Of effort to put So
eety in the same palmy condition in which il stood
in 1884, or 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

IRA Catholic revival Of religion is one of the
os, interesting and romantic intellectual exercises
Ii also touches the heart According 10 the doctrine
Of this church. all the SAINTS asd angels come IN for
share Of the love and veneraton of believers The
Protestants call such things idolatry-but while the
Divinity and the Saviour profoundly and properly
worshpped and revered, the Catholics ask, where
the harm Of feeling throb Of consequently towards
the holy saints1" Be this as il may, Catholic re-
yval is not movement Of meutal abstraction alto
eether like that of the Me,hodists and Presby crans
A embraces all the sublime mysteries and ceremo-
mes OF the church-the splendid music-the burn
ins of incense-the display Of fine paintings the
magnificent chantings in the old language Of Italy
The opening Of ST. Peters in Barclay street will
be a splendd occasion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

~ There were built in the city Of Baltimore, in
one year ending January lst 1885, three hundred and
sxty.Cght houses.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

HENRY q. .DuNNEL, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office. Jan 20 Ip3s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

Their consideration Of specie payments. Their report
was adopted and they were discharged.
This board then non concurred with the Board Of
Aldermen in leasing Mill Rock to Geo. ID. Wall for
$50 year, and powder house TO be built, and no
spirits 10 be seld
THIS board then agreed to remit the rent of the
d. af and Dumb Asylum for the next five years.
The Board then concurred with the Board Of Alder
mel in leasing Red Fort to the New Brunswick Ca.
nal and Steamboat Transportation Company, at
81 300 per nnnum, for storing coal condition that
Company furnish the Corporation with 5000 tons OF
coal per aHnum, at cost prices in default Of which and
other conditions, they are TO forfeit their lease and
S. 600 besides.
The Beard then adopted the Report Of the Market
Committee, with resolution 10 commence extend
AID improve Centre Market on the Isl of May,
1888.
Tho Board then resolved TO remit the tax Of sl20
on the Fourth Free Presbyterian Church. for one
year.
John B. Doremus' petition was referred TO the Fl
nance Committee. + b. Clayton is not to be relieved
from his assessment. DR.. Lawrence Proudhrs erro
neous tax is as RENTED. James r. o. Roarkes per-
sonal tax IL not TO be RENTED. John Hunn's errone
Gus tax is 10 be corrected. DR.. r. vermue is not to
he relieved from his assessment James McCalPs
personal tax 10 TO be RENTED
The annual report Of the City Inspector with list
| OF al deaths was ordered 10 be printed.
| The Report OF the Superintent Of the Aims House.
was ordered 10 be printed
Papers from ae Board Of Aidermen.-A message
from the Mayor relative to dry dock at the Navy
Yard was referred To a Joint special committee
pointed
Commenting Dominick Il. Blake Digest Of the Crimi-
nal Law and the patronage ofthe Legislature.
Several papers from the other Board were then re-
fcrrcd 10 the appropriate committees,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
Pills.
nEmARr a. cOTNTERFLITsll

A u PILLS cold 10 tc s,eir - vcfo9Ht must pas'
~ thtnu.h ouf haras. ~ Df bian0rsfhs hcrefsl Nrrhts
Lh.te ~ ~ moe thls = 40 ~ re llstiea niaee ~ ~
, y Mufsrs teho . nu icncef ~. Etandrc'hs agcntj TO
20 fstsis8 90 ttls srctfnn ui Tie coautfs.
Az P'ls rutportiHg 10 lie ~ htandretA's and cod by
1rfsans without . csrtiaratF " Hrehef, tfnod BY u hfHa-
iftih and BY us are CoaHtcfiet
TO psrscni FL tHPos,ioa ifon The cifrulshon 81 tie
eeoalsisi' Jasi le' ne Ps,s s..st 80 ne sfsae i' he
o. NeVef p~arcbtse q Pcdlars, ioT "a no Instance 90 is!
have the rcnsine artirlel
should 40, II oaf ssoais be caught IN ihc couh'ctet
irtde. they vii he displaced. TIE PILE must be kept pure,
and ,be ooun,erieiicfs mast be dealt Nith according 10 law
z Poo mistake.
The following psrons are SCENTS ~ their respective
Towns lor The sic 81 NE genuine Eiandte,bs Pile.
FERRE 8 PARMELtE. Mdlietown. Conn.
GEO 4. WALTON. General Agent, Montpelier, W.
Tic Joiloicing are Fare d. Parmaice's .lgcui, 4.
Geo. r. Walton, General .lCeni.
Jackson y Ketcham, Brandon.
Henry Slmonds, Pnyord,
A.. Allen, FdirkgrcH,
Boynton 4 Austu. OrieeH,
Mr. Horton. HuLbdrioH,
T.. Aiken, Benson,
II. T. White, Cdsiictoa,
Lew Lewis. UtHs.
Stanley Lcfingwell s. Go. Ucst Pou!tHey,
A. Bliss, East P%oHifney
Merit Clark. Mddietorn,
VI. Clark. Pateittt,
Isaac M'Daniels, DANNY,
A. l. Cathn, OrireH,
n. W. Sawyer. Iinmouh,
d. II. Sabin, Woiingford,
&. b. Hall, Clarendon,
VIM. Fay, General Agent for the counties o
RGtdnd aud Bennington. 29:ly
BgNNINGrCN COUNTY.
l. G Orvis. Manchester.
Cheney & Harrington, Factory Point,
Harrington s. Langdon, Dorset,
e.. Moore Jr., East Rupert,
c. Elwell, U,st Rupert,
Dening l. Hill, arlington,
J. & A. Houghton, South SALISBURY,
n. l.. Robinson, bennington d. Porcndi.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
Russcil's Etch Ointment.

yIllllS choice and safe ointmen, is sai1 to be superior
~ Ia any now ~ use, for that tisagreestle and l1alh-
s, me disease, the II CHI This Ointment is 20 certain
~ its operation that no person troubled with the above
disorder ought 70 be without 1t. It Is a remedy FIR Gu
tancous crupiious, soorbutic aff ciions oi the head. or
any Other breaking out h ch sr.os from sh8rp hunars
IN the lluod. Pucc . cents d box.
A fresh supply II just received ana Tor sale by DAN
TELS 4 BELL, JAMES B.4RRET, Jr, JAMES
PORTER, BtRT & mason. RuGan9: S r..
LEON.4RD, DR. -. II. .NE.4CL4N. WaYurOrd;
~. SAWYER, TiHmouh r ~.NrD4NIELS. S. d
NJ SMITH DanIyi r.. STRONG & son, C.. ~,
POTTER, Parid; .8LLEN GROTER. Uth d;
RyFUS GROPER. P-aiGE & BJLELEY, G,u.
rNe C0ra'0, NY; I. 81 4SON, Uet Ruaua Nm
NOULTON. Carleton n. BLISS. ~. y. MOVES.
JOEL BE4.NAN STANLEY, LEFFLNG HELL &
Co., Pouiiaogi AL.4NSON .3LLE.N. FanEar0 T.
H. Il d AIKEN {. RI HHLhER, Boaon D. "
BAKER, Httt1n9ion; EOfLNGTON 4 austin.
Oursi KENT HRIGHT Shoreham.
Alp o. Nh.l..sle ~ NM. G. STlNSON. Co.
South side Oh Faueu.l Ilali, Boston, aud Is J. 4 IS
TOWNSEND, Corner Of Btekman aud Watcr.ireet..
Ncw York. 4u.3g
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
WlIS'a'EIARN
LANDS FOR SALE.

MI Subscriber oft n Tor sale 1890 acres Of Vc,.
l. tern LIND, Of the first quality. lying in the coun.
ties sl lushAn, Eaton, Clinton, lonis. Barry, Kent ana
Ottawa, Michigan, 10 be SOLE on time IS required, or IN
exchange for most kinds OF Manufactured Goods. or
Mechanical work.
Persons wishing 10 obtain tho rsry best Of Land, will
find IT IN the hands Of the Subscriber, and undoubtcd
titles given. Good eueoutascmonts given to actual set.
tiers,
The above Lands having been entered an looatcdty
the Surveyor on Land Agent at an early day, the Sub
scriher ieel' warranted in saying that they arc the rery
BEST locations in that section Of the Country. Any
Communication addressed to the Subscriber at West
Pouliney, Vermont, will meet with prompt attention.
o. NJ. HYDE.
West Poultney, Oet, 10, 1888. As
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
CASES OF DYSENTkRY.

"a OWEL Complaints. Fevors, and either disea.es IN.
- 'lcui =" NE scss"n, WEI bc surely prevented by
she use ui M.rri.oa'f plis. Il has been tested ia every
cline Old siau14ug Chronic aud other 81. a-es. incur
able ty the regular Fraruoe, sre chectually cured by
The peT-syruLg ase of Mousous Pills and FowIers-
This tsi been dore in thousspls Of eases. Every kind
Of Fever, the small Pox, Messles, that terrible dises,e
the Group, and every disrase yield up their yifuleice
10 The sure snj efeciusl Guiiess of Health. The Mon.
.on's H'g'au Uuiyerhl Incidence ii The British Col.
lege 4 deHl'h. Sc ",iofi-0ulsn by Ias. kanssn the
b}se'4i. DO noi he Induced Ia Uuy some other kluI 4
th9-e who are using the VERY WORDS OF THF
H1Gtlsi % Veni a far iuferior melcluc. as eau be
seen by comparing the hiortIsna, with their standing
advertisements To those taking Mou-on'. il,s. W
ssy' Do not stop TAXING them when you feel wore. rsth.
e. increase the dose, you uust fee wore when the
oediciue tssins 10 act upon the foul scrmou.ou. no
m"Fs oi The t01y, which 81 q have beeo len 70 IA
th'msdre, with simos; fatal grasp 90 the in'esuaes. snd
usny TINE, msds strnngsr finl, h. mefeunnl sud Other
hpnlel pSit0us- hisHY = fsstosed lsieut ssys. ireI
YoSr housons fh.s q few dsys, felt 40 bsitsr. | thick
Ser<.Iai sioppet osas them. bot s0oa found /! mus
q sszetssas a. ee=Gsses. ssxia v.s a -es,srnasa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
Csrenovia, June 90, 1887.
CfnIf-ale Of Robfri .Simp,or.

CeuifcGie o. Robert Simpsor.
THIS may certify that for a long time | have been
troubled with a violent pain 10 my stomach. which was
ted nay strengthened reduced me so low that ny life was
~lespaifed o.. Physicians could render me no essential
service, aud was giving away 10 despair, when was
%penusied with much reluctance 20 try the c1iectol y. II.
Downs Bslssmic EiiIir, auG II is with pleasure, graft.
tuis aud confidence ,hstt state that 1t y my hrm be-
lief that II saved MY hic aud since | have began Ia
use IA have been gradually improving. so that eau
labor, aud bclieys tina: II / follow II uP,lt will eyeuiu.
ally restore me 20 my former hoslth. therefore e.
teen o. my duty 20 make this public acknowledgment
lOr the benefit ofa suffering con muuity.
ROBERT SIMPSON,
Iairfell. June Il. IUE-- A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

nANlELS & BELL have jrs' received n i,esh anI
IL prime assortment 81 Family GROCERfES.A.
,uoeg which VAL he louod. Creeu ned Black Tea, OF .
superior quality. Soap, Lamp and Brown Sugars. No.
lss.os ~ noniugo and old Sumaira Cate. ussets Choc.
olaic. prepared Coeoe, Cocoa shells, Rec, whole aod
Ground. Peed sssc. TSpioca. SPECS whole and ground
e every kind, Box, kcs end Sul,tLa Hs,,iut. Couantt.
Ci'ton, Soda Ftcuit, &c. e..
Rtlanl. g. %. fRll.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
Canton, April &c, 1887.
Cernfeale of LtI.e HiLchcock

NtIUNuTt y IIMt TTTtNtOrk.
HAVING received great benefit from the use Of the
Rev. n. II Downs Vegetable ELIXIR, take pleasure
in recommending it TO others. Its effects were to i-
lieve me Of cough with which had been troubled more
or less for several months 1t promoted expectorstion
and relieved me OF an uneasy sensation, about The chest,
which had felt nearly p year. Asl could procure only
one bottle at the time, have not had an opportunity of
testing It's merits TO the extent do.irable in eGecting a
perfect cure of u diseased state Of The lungs but, from
what relief have experienced, | think 1t worthy of a
trial by all afflicted with lung complaints if attended to
seasonably.
IKE HITCHCOCK.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NN.EfE the Subscribers, being eppoin ted by the Ilsn
W Probate Court for the district of Rutland, COM.
nissioners,to receive, examine and adjust all claims aud
demands OF all persons against The estate Of
EZRA UILLKLFS.
late OF Mendou, in said district, deceased. represented
insolvent, and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; and six months from the 9th day Of Oct.
last. beng allowed by said court for that purpose. We
do therefore hereby give notice that we " ~ attend TO tho
business Of our said appointment, at the dwelling hou,o
of l.. Wilkins in said Mendon on the first Mondays
OF January and March next, from nine o'clock until four
o'clock 7. NJ, on each Of said days.
WILLARD HAYWARD
SAMUEL HAYWARD, Commissioner
Rutland, Oct. 25, 1898. A5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
LUKE HITCHCOCK.
Cszenoyia, June II, 1887.
Cerhfcntt Of @. Pnddnck.

FROM my personal knowledge OF the good effects Of
the above named medicine, and information from
.a--ous sources, c~heeriully concur with the above
IN Recommending the "ELIXIR" 10 those afflicted with
complaints cf the chest and lungs. II is SAFE and pieas
ant medicine, aud tie numerous recommendation Of IT
value from civil officers. physieians. druggists, minister
ofh g0sgo and others. should seem, at least, to claim
Tor 1t a tral on the part oiIhc effected.
b. G. PADDOCK.
CsYenuy;a Jyne on 1897
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

g. 81 dat 3, n,s.,ssry 10 enier 90 sust aaiurt % he
taft ~ ,,sfs -1ses. g. wh,sh arsh .herte" liE
fi~iDrsANtS OF CCRis bet hsvs slreaey teFa
feeciod ra FhHaislphis sud bslt'-ors "nl oihef ri,ee'
taly ~srfsss ne hsl,sf thsi whca this mode ne 'hsi
b Gene sessr.liy haovs, disease Of every ksed ~aioe
lrsfr o. a cot iafA.
ar Pn,cps Omus r,the Ssw Fn.lsrl state, 81
the sAsofrv sro's ~PdLU.fBLE PILLS, No. l*"
ffrsrsrri sfrset. Hsrfua
PRicE IS CTS pER BOX Ul7H full
DIRECTIONS.
VS. FAf..3 genL Raisnd c..
WOOOSTOCK-HuKrLL & PstSEK General
agent, r., Windsor County.
NONTPEIIER-Ws CLIKK. General Sc Ont
for tie counties 81 Washington. Lamoiile, Cslodo.
ms. Ofauge snd Orleans.
sen AsEVrs.
Jonathan Iloophton, Bennington,
J. G. Iissvell, Bennington,
Samuel Austin, IT,. nc,he,.
Thumss SouihFaie, Bri6re~aier.
A.. Btlnsmsid Burlington.
Pbensas q. Sargent, Chester,
S. Mears. +. FouIncy
Hiram Baldwin. Dorcr.
Smitt & Glen cr. Londonderry.
Geo. II. Fish, .Ndiiebury,
Pfentiss knights, .NtlcburV.
Jeremiah Wilton. Post MA.
Proctor & Robinson. ProciOrsriH..
lssoc Gtout, P0fncy.
William Fay, RnHaud
George Wasbbnru, Springfield,
Alber, Comp, Sfoicr,
Luther Jeweti, 81. J,hasbmrg.
II. Cutting & Co., Wdfoyford,
John Wilder, Weston.
Charles W. Jov, HiHiamsriHe,
A. p. Chiids, Wilmington.
+. w. Hubbard & Co.. Hindsor.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
T.gB'ER.v' ST.g.s.D EOR S.sEE

1--WE well known Tavern Stand 10 The centre Of
Il Monntholly, Rutland County, Vermont, formerly
occupied by Judge S~praguc, and for tho last FIVE wears
ny inc subscriber Is now Offered for sale, with about
twenty acres Of good land well fenced, with an Orhard
oi "bont 100 trees bearing excellent fruit. There !.
connected with said tavern house, a Store viii Il small
stock q Goods which the subscriber is wishing ia dis.
pose o'--beins an oxcenes' chance Tor any person who
- wishing To engegc in the Mercantile Business. Said
property will BE- sold on very reasonable terms and lib.
er"l credit given for most Of the purchase money with
good security. RUFUS GRO NLEY.
Mountholly, Oct. 90, 1888. 454
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

YGlOR general use. in cases of J%aundicc, morbid sensi.
q bniy of the stomach and bowels, loss of appetite,
fGtid breath, costiveness, Piles, aud all diseases arising
from hillary deransemonts,-also for correcting the
state OF the blood, and cleansing the system of foul and
yiscid humors. These pills are Il mid caihartic, pro-
ducing neither pains nor gripping, and are therefore a val.
uahle aud highly approved medicine. an are jr3nouB.
ca as such by the most distinguished Physicious. Each
box Containing IS P,Il'.
Pres 81 10 cents box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
w. FAY, agent.
Certificate Of Benjamin Bal

THIS may certify, thai or more I two years ! la
bored under a severe and distressing aT ection Of the
lungs, calling in all the aid Of Physicians that could be
obtained, with little or no relief until | ~despaircl Of ever
being able again TO benefit myself and family and were
ii not for the use OF opium 20 keep up the excitement,
should not have been able 10 get about at all. .NhIle in
this condition, considering myself in a firm consumption,
was induced to take a bottle of Rev. n. II, DOWNS
Elixir, and found immediate elieftherelrom-laid aside
my opium-continued the Balsamic ElIxr-was able to
be about my business, and have thus continued for the
lest six months comfortable, aud have no hesitation in
saying to the public that the said Balsamic was the only
means ofny recovery, and DO most cheeriully aud ear
ncslly %ecommend il to the public.
BENJAlN BAILEY, Jr.
Ca,,on k,,l Of iQQ-
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NlEEENOES

hNlTLS { BfII have iast received a splendid
~ a sorinont OF nrowu. Mulberry, q i've. sul Blvs
hiach, frou,h Mernoo', Hiao English Mcrinoe, Of e,cry
icscrihahlc color anil q1atjy. sonc rty l0is.
Rutland. Oti. 90. 1893. IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
May be used in Wine or Water.

HDHESE celebrated bitters are composed purely of
u vegetables Of the most innocent yet specific vir.
tues. They are recommended particularly loi restoring
weak constitutions. cleansing and Strengthening the
stomach, and increasing the appetite--also "A preventive
against the cholera morbus, fver-and. ague, removing
nausea, vomiting, heart burning, weakness in the breast,
pain in the stomach and other symptoms Of nstulence
aud indigestion. One box will tiucture one gallon.
Price % cents h box.
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W IDOW S

VI wv - ~ W
~ on SOLDIERS OF III RFVO
~ LUTON, who were married bt0rs the close Of
Their last term Of Service, whose husbands served, sgreo-
atty 10 the act of Congress Of the III. Juue, 1882. two
YEAR,, sud DOT less than ok month";, can now draw duuus
uie. or during thcir remaining single, by virtue Of the
oct Of sih, July, 1876, such pen.lons ss their HUSBAND.
would have been entitled 90, under the fri mentioned
act; Nhriher Their husbands may have Jiei duuas the
war. or siuce that period. ALSO, the widow, Of ,uch
OMesu or soldier " no were married after that var.whoee
husband, have died since the 4th, oi March, 1881. and
before The :, June. 1882. can draw % much d, their re-
spoctte husbands vsalI have baon eniitleI 10. under
toe soi 81 Juue :, ltJ2, from The ,Ail !, Al-rch, 1854, 10
he Say u The sad hutbsaJs' 1eoease.
PCSTSCRIPT. MakoH 25, iC57.-Bya late
act Of Coagretf, TIE touedt ofths - ,ectioa Of the act
o. Jaig < iG56. se ertsndsl 10 vtdowt who have VAR
med s4Eoe the deecste Il tneir fret hushAnds Tor WHOSE
services, tueh widows mas uow clam pen.ons url.
,sls act. provided thsy were widows at the iia.e OF A,
passage. Alb, Inc widow Of sny psrson who enuunnsl
10 lhf L : ssrlcs anui the 81 Il N0tsmher. i7Fs. ant
sAs earned before that day. add whIo her hp,issud 80
10 su1h service, Nj. be entitled 10 The beneEt a ss,d :.
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ANiELS BELL have just received "a Nashua
- Brown sheeuus', a scout and heavy article, 445d
L"e Brown s%hes'Iuss, Bel Ticking, Hamilton Drii'.
Cotton Yara. Batting. Welding, Canlls Wiesiog, &c,
kutlaui, oct. 90. 1893. a.
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MISS CAROLINE |LEVERETT will commenc
VI the Instruction Of Young Misses 10 this village on
tho 7th Of November next.
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IN boNcs Salisbury Gls,, yuft received ~ ,ais by
~ DANIELS 4 BELL.
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Wanted.

RuRT& MASON wish TO purchase $50 bushel. fax
- seed; 1000 yds. frocking; 1000 yls. Raw Flann,l
1000 yds. Grey and c'loreI Cloths; 500 pois Footings
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For sale.

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skin CLOILS. Buck SKIN 30, and Mtieus ROYAL
RID, AM Lamts Wool Want froeks, PHO, Cloth. Fur
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SUD AGENTS.
Geo. II. Fish, Middlebury, addison County.
O.A. Keith, sheldon, ErGnkiin
:. l.. Morse, Craftsbury. Odsans
John Kelsey, Danvillc, Catalonia d"
n. G. Goddard, Windsor, UDidsor
Nj :. Bucklanl, Bellows FaIls, Uindsor
III. w. Porter, Rutlanl, Ruiiund
w. w. Caldwell, Montpelier, WashingOn "
Foster Grow. Chelsea, Orange