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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-28
JOSEPH CLARK Of Milton. g.
JOSEPH MARSH of Hinesburgh

Milton and Jos. Marsh of II nesburgh to
the freemen Of tins Senatorial district.
Mr.. Griswold from the committee on
resolutions, made the following report,
which was accepted, and unanimously
adopted
|. Resoiped-That it becomes every
citizen who Is anxious for the safely Of our
constitution and laws, and the welfare Ofcur
common country, to exert to the ulmos,
his Influence and talents to MAINTAIN the
power of the people over the hlreing
mlnons of corrupt and partlzan admins
lratlon.
,. Resolved That we regard the siren.
nous exprluns Of The self styled democrats
IN view Of the coming election IN this state
as The last struggles Of defeated and DIS
graced pary-ioo corrupt to hope for
longer support from the people. and too ma.
ked to hide The covcn foot from their sight
3. Resoiued That the Wings of Yer
mont have every possible motive TO stir
them up TO consistency and energy in their
resistance to the speed Of those destructive
and di-organzing principles which are
openly nvowed by the adherents Of the
present national adminsIratlOn-and that
The decided and overwhelming majorllles
with which he people have vetoed those
principles in other parts Of the Union,
while they can offer no additional induce.
ment, to exertcn are yet full of encour
agement and promise to the Wings OF the
Green Mountain State.
4. Resoiued That we hail in the recent
election IN Virginia, the dawn'ng Of a
lighter day in the des'inies Of the Old
Dominion. and we look confidently for
ward 10 the dav. when she will repudla g,
N iemrs NOT 10 be misunderstood he truck
Ing and time serving policy OF The "North.
ern man with Sourhern prlnclp es."
5 Reso'red-Thal while oar confidence
in he f,mness and fidelity Of our breihren
IN rhr- state. remains mistaken, we are no,
uumndful of the fact that our On'y hope
lies N unity, energy and perseverance, and
thai the lessons in party o'gUnlZatlor
which our opponents have read to US II
DAYS gone bv. shall not b. lost Upon us
6 Resolped- we call upon tho
wings otrhe county of Chilenden to awake
from their false security, TO meet the enc
my At the gates, and teach them that the
people are not yet ready TO surrender
heir fortunes into the hands Of thoSf
whom they have so often and so sgnaIy
rehuSed.
7. Resolusd That we have the mos
perfecr confidence in he patriotism, talents
and integrity ct Joseph Cnrk, of Milton
and Joseph Marsh OF tInesburgh, who
have been presented unanimously by tins
convention to the freemen OF this county a
candidates for Senators. and hereby pledge
ourselves. to give them our cordial ant
undivided support
g. Resoired That it is most earnestly
recommended hat the several towns IN thl'
county take early measures 10 secure {
suitable number Of delegates to the State
Convention to be holden at Woodstock OF
the eth instant.
g. Resoiued-That the proceedings o
this convention, signed by the Chairman
and Secretaries, he published in the Free
Press, printed al Burlington.
WIN. P. BRIGGS, Chairman.
5. H. BARNES. Secretaries,
GEO. X. PLATT. {
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-28

Conviction and Sentence Of MKenSie.
William l.. VI Kenzie, whose trial al Can.
andagua we noticed on Friday, was found
guilty of vioa'l on Of the avs Of neu,raIl.
~, and sentenced to eighteen months i'm.
prisonment in The Monroe county I'D.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-28
COUNTY CONVENTION.

Agreeable to previous notice. delegates
from the several towns in Chll,enden
County assembled at the Eagle Hall in
W,lIs,on on the 2Olh inst. The conven.
ton was called to order by Doc. j. Peck,
of Burlington, and organized by the election
of WIN. p. Briggs of Richmond, chairman,
and S. H. Barnes Of Charlotte, aud Gee.
X. Plat Of Milton. Secretaries.
On motion. resolved that a committee o
FIVE be nominated by the chair to draft
resolutions expressive of the sense Of this
convention. And the following gentlemen
were appointed: Hon. William A. Girls.
void, AIber, Wh'lomorc, G.. Baxter, Jas.
!. Cutler and +. G. Hill.
On motion of Mr.. Whit,emore,
Resoiyed. That the delegates from each
town elect from their own number CON
mi,tee Of two who shall compose nom,na
ting committee, which were duly appointed
Convention Adjourned, to o'clock P, NJ
3 O'Clock p. NJ convention called 10 or
der by Chairman. whereupon the nomlna
ting committee reported the following nom
jDatlon for Senators
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-28

shall refer to but one other prominent
act in Mr. Clay's public life, and then cease
to weary your patience. 1t is the most
memorable in Mr.. Claws life which has
been foil of events mean his history
connected with the passage of the Com.
promise Bill 10 tho session OF 1888.
This was one of those great events thai,
make deep-a never to be forgotten i'm
preston upon mans mind. | well re.
member The history of this Bill. and watch.
ed it's progress keenly from it's inception to
ils end. The Tauff OF l828-when the
discussions that led to it's psssage-had
exssperaled our southern counlrymen to
such an extent that even their hot language
but feebly expressed the ierveucy Of their
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-21
TO BUILDERS.

HNHE unders,gocd VIII receive sealed
L. proposals for the framing, raising and
completing OF an arch Bridge over the
Onlon River. near the Meeting house IN
Richmond. Said bridge is of two hundred
feet span--,hlfiy.two feet from outside to
outside of The posts-wth one arch II o
carriage iracks--two side wslks--wlth
Twelve feet continuation on the abumens
at each end. A plan Of said bridge is 10
the hands OF Ransom Jones IN Richmond,
where It may be inspected by those inter.
esied.
Said proposals will be received until the
lst day Of July next.
OLIVER SHEPARD, } Select.
RANSOM JONES, men.
AMOS B. COOPER.
Rirhmond. June ID, 1899. 2w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-21
CUMBERLAND SPRINGS.

INHE subscriber takes this method 10
Il inform the Public. that he has rented
the large and commndious house, situate al
CUMBERLAND SPRINGS, No expense hav
lng been spared in putting the House.
Spring. Pleasure grounds. Walks, &c. in
complete repair. he feels no hesitation in
saying, that those who may be disposed to
patronage him. will find every thing to their
entire satisfaction.
The roads leading to The Springs being
N excellent repair. and through beautl'
ful part of the town. no other spot seems
more favorable for PARTIES of PLEASURE
to enyoy themselves. than this.
The medical qualities OF The water, are
considered equal to the famed Saratoga
and Ball>'own. Every attention will be
paid 10 the comfort and convenience of IN
valids.
o. P. CARPENTER.
Beekmnn'own, June |. 1899. 3wi7
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-21
G. r O C. F. r IE s

~ Chests Hys"n, Hyson Skin, Young
W Hyson and Pouchong Teas. OF good
and extra qualities
90 Bags old Java and St Domingo Cot
fees
so Kegs Ginger, 90 Boxes pipes,
40 Boxes bar Soan
10 do Cavpndlsh Tobacco,
1000 lbs. leaf do for Sheep
S Casks Saleratus
10 Bags Pepper and Pimento
100 Boxes and quarter Boxes Raisins
Shaving Soap, Cloves, Nurmegs. Indigo
Cassla. Chocolate, mustard. Starch, Lem
on Syrup. etc. etc. just received BY
STRoNGs & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-21
IRON sc.
S 7 r ON GS & Co,

A re now receiving a heavy stock Of
"A Iron and Steel, consisting Of
10 tons EogIIsh Wagon and Cart tire
Of all the varlous sizes,
tons Russia O. S. Iron
3 do Swedcs do
Cast, German. Spring. American and
Eng. Blister Steel.
Eng ''sh Hoops. B'aziers rods &c.
Also, on Consignment,
500 Kegs assorted cut Nails, Sd to cod
and f"or Brads.
20 tons Peru manufactured Iron round
and square ofalI SIZES
Band Iron, Shoe Shapes etc. etc.
June 6.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-21
600 PRIZES el.5OO.OOO
TICKETS S2O-.NO SHARES.

The whole of the Tickets, with their mum.
bers. as also those containing the prizes, will
be examined aud sealed by the commissioners
appointed under the Act. previously TO their
being put into the wheels. One wheel will
contain the whole Of The numbers, the other viii
contain tho Sir Hundred Prises, and the first
600 numbers tina, shall be drawn out, will be
entitled TO such Prize as may be drawn to its
number, and the fortunate holders of such
Prizes will have such property transferred TO
them Immediately after the drawing, unineum
bered, and wthout any Deduction
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-21
FROM LONDON
through The hands o. Geo, TAYLOR
UNITED STATES AGENT

~ i i T. n u n II
For the British College Of Health.
few Hundred Boxes of this Justly celebrated
Medicine. made BY JAS MORRISON the Hypeis, :
THIS medicine has by its own intrinsic merit
gained world renowned reputation bv the
many cures It is daily efectng wherever i, is
Introduced, although it has been opposed by
every Thing which the Faculty could bring TO
BEAR AGAINST 1T.
1t has com" off victorious over Disease in its
MOST VIRULENT FORMS,
and over the Faculty who opposed its use by
RING THoUsA NDs
which they could not cure.
We now invite those who have not already
introduced this medicine into their practice TO
use ii and thereby cure their patients and gain
good name
WHICH is DETER THAN GOLD.
To those who need Medicine and are not
decided to use this
CELEBRATED .MEDICLNE
We would just say that this med cine is proha-
bly, curing more persons every dav
THROUGH OUT THE WORLD
Than ALL OTHER Medicines and the FAC
ULTY put together.
The sale continues greatly TO increase and
the satisfaction expressed by those who use i,
We beg leave TO present TO the Public Of
Vermont and Vicinity the
CURE OF. LADY SOPHIA GREY.
who. from her high standing in society. NAV
influence some 10 use il who may think ,ha, !,
% the lower class mostly who use this medi.
cine.
This Medicine is used now by Thousands
OF The most respectable and best educated.
And there are Thousands who would find
,he'r hEaLTH RESTORED. and their
PURSES BETTER FILLED,
at they would take this best of Medicine in
stead of the universal and poisonous Com.
pounds which they now SO freely take, but
with far different eff CT.
From LADY SoPHIAGREY TO Me.srs. MoR,soN
and Co
GEkTLgMEN,-l feel thar the hes, return IN,
make for The wonderful benefl have received (rom
your most excellent medicines, is TO publish INV own
and my maids Gases, hoping tia, from such au,nor.
iiy II may lie The mt ans Of others ben.6uinp bv
chem, without lear Of being poisoued or injured
IN any way by u, rs, from fnirleen months use oi
IT, am convinced of it's perf-c, safety. and. also.
that u never tails in any Case Justice is done 10
il. My maid was declared PEI fec ~ jncurnble and
her cure WAS perfected in five months, and |, was
one OF The very worst Qninsey ,hroa,., of ,hir,y
years standing; and she has moi had any remrn or
IL since II healed and EMO pc, feet health. which
che never did before, and is free from colds.
My case 10 a complication Of disorders. The
iver is ofths Oldest date was affected dangerously
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-21
SAHMHAYWS.
40 Casks. by J & J, II. PECK & Co.
HOWARD'S

UNPRECEDENTED despa CHI in bust
~ ness Is only equaIcd comparatively BY
the successive and qnck passage of his
'avor'e Steam Ship Great Western which
has just arrived IN 10 1.o DAYS from En.
rope with pretty Goods tor Market and
good news for the country. Towards
return from New York the third time in
such quick succession and with so many
and new kinds of Goods has increased the
sales wonderfully, well may it be said there
Is no place like Howards to go shopping
tor It does one good to see so many pretty
goods and happy customers buying, as is
always found at the Grand Bazaar Cheap
Cash Store by S. EARL HOW.4RD.
June 6, 1889.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-21
To AGENTS..

Please see that the new advertisement is
immediately inserted, and that It is correct
~ copied. We wish you TO forward a.
soon as possible statements Of cures and
rellef by the use of Morsons Pills. We
know that cures are constantly tak,nn ploc
wherever the Pills are used II slwav,
has been so and always VIII be SO, this is
ou' experience and ihe experience Of many
who write us. PAseBpRN & BRINsMAID.
Je,0sllers, Burlington, ~ State Agent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-21
TO Printers and Agents.

" r. perceive that our last Advertise.
w mcnt has been published IN most oil
the Papers, by one or two Papers an old
one IL continued. We wish every old one
left ont and the one now sent to be pub.
lIshed and continued from time to time
until another comes.
Please change Immediately We see
most OF the papers at SIacy's Reading
Room. We wish the names of the persons
selling the Medicine in the town and
vicinity to be placed at the bottom of the
advertisement after the words. For sale
by PANGBORN e. BRINSMAID.
Tel,aIJers CIoI. 1n..I. I,
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s II Il a We ID

~nA FROM The subscriber On
~MWV the Sd INST, middng
q tSlEwxMN.G sized bay horse, black
~"W name and tail, black feet
A-cua white stripe in the face.
and one side of The nose
white. Whoever will return SAID hors.
or g,ve information. shall be literally re-
warded, aud necessary expenses paid
CYRUS SPRAGUE.
WiIliston. June 90. 1889
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-21
BOSOMS,

BOSOMS.
4 few more fine dol. Bo.ums ca lied the
IA Patent FrlIIed Bosoms.
ALSO,
a few more "A. No L. rich black satin
Stocks. ALSO,
some beau'lInI summer Stocks.
ALSO.
few fine Stocks from inch TO "a inches
IN width. ALSO,
few long Stocks rom l6 to 90 inches in
length. also,
a few beautiful fgr'd WHITE satin Stocks,
received at the Variety Store.
June ID PANGBuRN & BRINsMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-21

WILL be- sold AZ N B. Hoswell's Anc,
w ton Room. THIS DAY. an cxlen.
sive assortment Of GOODS consisting OF
Gold g. plated Jewelry,
Eng. g. French Lep. Watches,
Silver g. German Ware,
Choice Cutlery, Buttons,
Suspenders, Perlumery,
Stationery, Combs, Collars,
Gloves, etc. etc.
Sale TO commence at 8 p. NJ. and continue
through the evening, and from day 10 day
until The stock is disposed of
Burlington. June q. 1889.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-21
Iron Hollow Ware.

a very extensive assortment of Hollow
"A Ware. consisting Of Pots, Kettles,
Furnaces. Spiders, Tea Kettles, Basins.
High pans etc. with a great variety of
Stove Ware, just reed and for sale bv
June 6. STRONGS n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-21
CHOICE WINES.

WARRANTED pure juice ofthe grape
w consisting of old Madeira. Port. Sic.
ny Madeira and Sherry cask Spanish
Sherry IA good as ever imported
also, pure unadul'era,ed Chamoaonc
Brandy, persons wishing an article for
medicine may depend npon it rs being free
from any mixture. LATHRop & Porw1S.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-21
A new thing under the roof OF

A new thing under the roof OF
the vurie,y Sure
Patent Stay Bodkins.
Ladies can by The use Of this little useful
article which costs but 12 Gle, insert aud
fasteD into Stays, or other Garments,
The ivory or metal Eylets.
with much less work or trouble and in less
time than by the old way; those who wish
can be shown how it is used by calling OF
the Variety Store,
ALSO.
Fine finished EyIets s cts per doz.
also. FIR sale
curling longs TOE curling R:ogle's &c.
June Id. PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-21
TICKETS ONLY $50.

Authorized by an &C, of the Legislative As.
semblyo Florida, and under the directions
OF the commissioners, acting under the same
1o0e drarn al jacksonville, Flor. Dec |. 1889.
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON. Managers.
SYLVESTER & Co., 156 Broadrdv, .Ner
York. Sole Agents.
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS!!!
100000 Tickets, from No. upwards in sue.
cessOn.
The Deeds of the property and the stock
transferred in trust to the commiss toner's an.
pointed ~ the said act Of the legislature Of
Florida, Tor the security Of the prize holders.
SPLENDID SCHEME!.
! PRlzE-The Arcade-286 feet. S
inches, d lines, on Magazine st.;
l0l feet, II inches. on Natchez ST.;
126 feet inches. on Gravier st.
Rented It about $37 900 per ann. Dollars
valued OF 100000
Prize. City Hotel-l62 feet on
Commo, street; lac feet, 6 inches,
on Cam st. Rented at $4,000
valued at 100000
PrIze-dweIling House (adjoinng
the Arca1e) No. l6, "a feet, inch.
es front on Natchez street, rented
at $l20O-valued at 10000
l Prize-do (adjolning the Arcade)
No. l8, % feet front on Natchez
st. rented at $i20O-valued at 10000
/ Prize do (adjoning the Arcade)
No. 90, % feet front on Natchez
ST. rented at $l20O-valued at 10000
Prize do. No 90, North east corner
Of Basin and Custom house streets
40 feet front on Basin, and 40 feet
on Franklin street, by 1877 feet deep
in Custom House street, rented at
$l5OO-valued al 10000
Prize do No. "a, South west cor
ner of Basin and Custom house sits
80 feet, inches on Basin, 80 feet,
inches on Franklin. 1877 feet, lO4
inches deep in front of (ustom-
house street-rented at $780,
valued at 10000
| Prize do. No. $3.50, "a feet. 8 inches
on Royal street, by LET feet. II
inches deep-rentcd at $1,000
valued at $1,000
l Prize $50 shares canal bank stock
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-21

rOCerieS.
IN Mm Chests Young Hyson Tea
&SS IS Go Tyson Skin do
20 Bags Pepper
20 do Pimento
40 do CofTees
SO Boxes Pipes
100 60 Bar Soap
200 do Raisns
SO Kegs do
40 do Pure Ginge,
400 Mats Cassa.
st. Croix Rum, Holland Gin. Sipnette
Biandy. baltimore Gin, American Brandy
Brown and Pale Sherry, Madeira
ana Sicily Madeira, MarseilIs Madeira and
Malaga Wines, by
June 7. J.&J Fl. PECK g. 70
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UNEXAMPLED
AMMOTH SCHEME

-
WE following deta lis of Sch,me of a
l. LOTTERY, TO be drawn in December next,
warrants us in declaring j, TO be UNPARA L.
LELED in the history of Lotteries. PRIzTs
to the amount hare nerer before been altered 10
the public. II is true, there are many blanks,
but on the other hand. the extremely low
charge OF $40 per Ticke,-,he raiue and
number OF the capitals, and the revival Of the
good old custom of wARRANTING THAT EVERY
PRIZE SHALL BE Dawn AND Sold. will, we
are sure. give universal satisfaction, and es.
Peclal'y TO the Sir Hundred Prize Holders.
TO those disposed to adventure, we recon-
mend early application being made TO us for
tIckets--when the Prizes arc all sold. blanks
only remain-ihe first buyers have the best
chance. We. therefore, cmphatically say
DELAY NOT! but at once remit and hansmit
to US your orders, which shall always receive
our Immediate attention. Letters to be ad.
dressed, and application made 10
SYLVESTER e. CO.,
1856 Broad,cay, New York.
Il.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02
PRESCRIPTION.

General Solomon Van Rensselaer,, our exceen,
and respected Postmaster, has received a letter
rom Amos Kendall, announcing that he has been
Constructed By the Presiden, of the United States
to say that in his judgment the public interest uiH
be promoted by change Of Postmaster a: Albany"
aud that such change will be made at the close of
the present quarter.
Here is another sacrifice to the Juggernaut of
party Here Is another victim to Van Burensm !!
Here is further evidence that neither virtue nor
patriotism, service nor scars, can project a citizen
from The ban Of prescription.
The efforts and schemes OF demag0gues, for
the removal Of Gen. Van Rensselaer,, are finally
contaminated While Gen. Jackson was in office,
these efforts were unayailiBg. The old Chief re-
jected with Indignation every proposition to re.
move this Veteran. Wrong as Gen. Jackson was
in many things, he had the generosity ard patriots
ism to protect gallant soldier who had poured
ont his blood for bis country. "WhI,e am Pres
ident,' said tie Hero of New Orleans TO The He
70 Of Queension, "and you discharge your duty
faithfully, you are safe" And he kept his word.
But when the Jackall crept into the Lyons seat
the reptile tnbe obtained their audience. Gen
Van Rensselaer, could present no claims that Van
Buren, would recognize. He bad served his coun'
try instead OF "the party" He distinguished
himself ia battles instead Of bsr-rooms. lie has
lived 10 camps instead Of caucuses.-AB. Erening
| Journal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

SIdIE or ERMO.NT,l DEN remembered that
District Of Rutland s.. ID at special Probate
Court held at Rutland within and for said District,
the | 9Th day of March, 1889
h L. Ormsboe administrator Of the estate Of Thorn
as Hooker late Of Rutland, IN sail district ceased pro-
posing TO render account Of his adm ipisratio
His Ordertd, that said account be examined in court
on the 81 day Of April next aud that the pubcao OF
copy Of This order, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY 10 tho
Rutland Herald printed at Rutland. may DO,
shall be sufficient notice TO all concerned TO appear #
they cause, and object thereto. -
true copy Of Record,
+. W. HOPKINS, Regisict.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

Is al las, just what we have been anticipating Tor
time. Both parties have backed out al last just
they Aught to have done long sgoor at least they
ought 70 have backed in. Hence II will be seen
by our latest from the seat Of commouon that
the furry over, at least for the present Both
parties now jus, where they were when the hustle
commenced, II now behooves the government Of the
United States to TO 1t that hs boundary question
is settled before the recurrence Of another collision
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02
The Presbyterian Church Law Case.

We do no, recoleoi whether we have heretofore no
tced this paper the extraordinary trial which has re-
Gently been had Philadelphia between the Old School
and New School Prcsbyierans. This controversy was
about the church property and involved an immense
amount; the main question was which party should
control it, IL we not mistaken. has been one OF
the greatest law trials perhaps tina, ever took place in
this country. The case was decided last week by a
verde, for the plaintiffs, the school party. 1t is
said the old school party will probably carry the case 10
the Il s. Court.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

\sYE the Subscribers, beng appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court tor the district of Rutland, con-
sOnersto receive, examine and adjust all claims aud
demands Of all persons against the estate of
JOSEPH .NEUEL,
late OF Dandy IN SAID district, deceased. represented
insovent and also all claims aud demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; and six months from the 4h day of
1882 henS allowed by said court for that purpose we
DO therefore hereby give notice that we will attend 10 the
business Of our said appointment at the dwelling house
OF Josiah PHILIPPE, IN Dandy, the first Mondays OF
May and Sept. next, from O'Clock until six O'Clock
T. Nj. on each Of said days
I I1D' E6R6 5H6s"AN' co"mi'.ione.. "a
Dated at Dandy, this 10th day of March, 1899.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02
ey-sE'xE % gp'SM

nftbe Revolution married before the close Of the hus
" bands military services may receive under the act
Of Congressol July a. 1885, the pensions TO which
Their husbands would have been entitled respectively,
under the act Of June T. 1882 The Senefts Of the act
OF july A. lrb, are extended 70 widows OF all reyolu-
uonary officers and soeieTs whether they have married
again, or not pr0ridcd they noio widows Also
widows Of such officers and soldiers continued 10
vice until the 80 Of Nov 1853 aud were married before
that day, equally entitled
Jan /, 1894. Widows Of officers and soldiern ma rred
before this day nre entitled 10 five years pension from
lst March, l-Jo aud, IN proportion when their hus-
bands have deceased since. Pension business under
these acts, md all 0hers aneaded 10 by The sutseib~
'o.u J. COVE.