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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21

On the 9th of August, 1894, he distin-
guished himself in the battle of the Miami,
and elected the most flattcring written
appreciation of Gen. Wayne.
In 1895, he was made Captain, and
was placed in command of Fort WASH
ington.
In 1907, he was appointed, by Prcsi-
dent Adams, Secretary of the North
Western Territory and ca oGcio Lieut..
Governor.
In 1897, he was chosen delegate to
Congress.
In 1901, he was appointed Governor
of Indiana, and in the same year, Presi-
dent Jefferson appointed him sole Com
missioner for treating with the Indians.
In 1909, he was rc-appointcd Gov. of
Indiana by Madison.
On the seventh of November, 1911, he
gained the GREAT VICTORY of
TlPPECANOE.
On the llth September, 1912, he was
appointed by Madison, COMMANDMENTS
Chief Of the North Western Army.
On the lst May, 1913, the siege of Fort
Mcigs commcnced-lastcd five days, and
was terminated by the brilliant and sue
ccsslul sortic of Gcn.Harrison.
On the 3lst ofJuly, 1913, the battle of
Fort Stephenson occurred.
On the 9th Oct, 1913, he gained the
splendid victory of the THAMES, over
the British and Indians under Proctor.
In 1914, he was appointed by Madison
one of the commissioners to treat with
the Indians, and in the same year, with
his colleagues, Governor Shelby and
Gen. Cass; concluded the celebrated
treaty of Grcenvillc.
In 1915, he was again appointed sucl,
commissioner with Gen. Macarthur and
MIR Graham, and negotiated treaty at
Detroit.
In 1916, he was elected member of
Congress.
In January 1918, nc introduced res
olution in honor of kosciusco, and sup
ported it in one of the most classical and
eloquent speeches ever delivered in the
House of Rcprescntativcs.
In 1919, Inc was elected d member OF
i the Ohio Senate.
lu 1924, he was elected Senator in
Congress, and was appointed in 1925
Chairman of the Military Committee il
place of Gen. Jackson, who had resigned
In 1927, he was appointed Minister tc
Columbia, and in 1929, wrote his immor-
ial letter to Bolivar, the dclivcrcr of S
America.
I Ofhim Col. Johnson (Vicc President
thus spoke in the House of Representa-.
tives whilst a member of that body:
"Of the career of Gen. Harrison
need not spcak-thc history Of the Wcst
is his history. For forty years he has
been Unidentified with its interest, Its per-
lis and its hopes. Universally beloved
in the walks Of peace and distinguished
by his ability in the field. During tho
late war, he was longer in actual service
than any other General officer; he was
perhaps, ottencr III action than any OF
E them, and ncrer sustained q dctcat."
Such is the man, who still enjoying
his untarnishcd fame and glory, ant
standing on proud and lofty cmincnct
where neither malice nor envy can assai
him, is now summoned by his grateful
countrymen to leave the quiet walks o
private life to guide the councils Of the
nation, "and deliver the country from
the dangers which encompass it," AMI
HE WILL BE HER DELINERER !!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21
STATE or TERMONT, }
DISTRICT or CHITENDEN. {

DISTRICT OF CHITENDEN.
The Probate Curt for The District Of Chit
tenden. To all persons 10 achom these
presents shaU rome. GREETING.
II UTTER MOORE, ct Colchester, in
IL SAID District, guardian Of George
Moore, of Btookfied, and Lewis Moore, Of
Colchester. male infants. under the aye Of
twen,y.one years, and Maria S Moore, Of
Colchester, a female infant under the age
Of eighteen years, having represented to
this court that the said George. Lewis and
Maria S. are seized IN mmon in heir own
right in fee, of the one equal undivided
ninth part Of the following described par
Gel of land situated in WiIlston. IN the
county of Chlttenden, on The north side Of
the Wlnooski Turnpike, and is bounded 90
the south by SAID Turnpike and 90 he east
and west by lands of Roswell Morton, and
on the north by land Of Lester Hall. con.
tanning one acre and half Of land with
dwelling house and barn thereon. and are
also seized IN common. in their own right
IN fee, OF one equal undivided ninth part If
two hundred and thirty three equal undvi
ded ten hundredlh parts of forty acres ,f
land situated IN sad Wlliston on the south
side of said Turnpike, and Is bounded on
the north by SAID Turnplke. on the east by
the road leading south from said Turnpike
to the dwelling house of Simeon Lee, on
he south by land of sand Lee, and on the
west by land of Geo. w. Chitenden. 1t is
hereby ordered that SAID application stand
for hearing before said court at session
thereof. to be holden az the Office Of the
Register of said court IN Burlington, IN the
county of Chlteuden on the second Satur
day in March A. d. 1910. and that notice
thereof be given by publishing this order
embracing the substance Of SAID e iion in
the Burlington Free Press, printed at Bar
llnotoD, two weeks success vely the last of
sa I'D publications TO be not less than two
weeks previous TO said day.
--7 Given under my hand and The sea
l.. ). ofsald Court. at Burlington. hi,
18Th dav OF Feb A. ID. 1910.
CHARLES RUSSELL. .Judre.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21
Nova Scotia Plaster.

HIfIE subscribers offer for sale 900 Tons
n of Plaster. They will commence
grinding at the Mil at WInoosk' Falls on
Monday next. A person w,li be- At the
mil to deliver il price tor Cash. so per
ton. FOLLErT q BRADLEYS.
Burlington. Feb. 90. 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21

We occupy an unusual portion of our
paper to-day with congressional proceed
ings; but the subjects and the occasion
seem to require it, and we are confident
orr readers will be satisfied with the APP
preparation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21

ALABAMA.-An Election has just been
held in the City of Mobile, which resulted
in the Election of the Harrison candidate,
by ma iority of near .fce hundred.
Wonder if they Know Old Tip, off south.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21

Mr.. LuND respectfully informs the
citizens of Burlington and vicinity, that
by special request, he will repeat his
Historical Lecture, at the Brick Church
on Saturday evening, February 22d.
This will positively be the last Lee
ture in this place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21
NJ A IL II I T. ID

In Ferrishurgh on The 9Th inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Dunn. MIR. Geo Breckenridge OF Charlotte to
NJ ISIS Elizabeth A. Field Of The former place.
ln this village, on Tuesday last by The Rev. J
X. Converse. AT his own residence. Mr. LORENZO
E. HAPGooD. OF Shrewsbury, Mass, 10 Miss
SARAH ). HoDGEs, Of Willislon, VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21

The Wing Convention which assembled
at Nashville on the third inst nominated
their late Senators, Hugh l.. White and
Ephraim II. Foster, as Electors from the
State at large.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21

About 700 of the Wnnebagocs have
determined to cross the line and live
under the British government, rather than
cmigratc TO the West, according to their
treaty with the United States.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21
Sherman's Worm LoZenges

ARE the greatest discovery ever made, for
dIspellng the various kinds of worms that so
frequently and distressngly annoy. both ch-
drcn and adults. They are an inallible rem.
edy. and so pleasant to the taste tina, children
will take them as readily as a common pepper.
mint Lozenge. Many diseases arise from
worms, without its being suspected. Some.
times very troublesome cough, pains in The
joints or limbs, bleeding a the nose, &c. &c.
are occasioned by worms, and will be easily
cured by using this celebrated medicine. The
following symptoms indicate the presence of
worms. viz: headache, vertigo, torpor, dis.
turbed dreams, sleep broken off by frigh, and
screaming, commissions, teverishncss, thirst,
pallId hue, bad taste in the mouth, offensive
breath, cough. difficult breathing, itching at
the nose, pains in the stomach. nausea,
squeamishness, voracity, leanncss, tenesmus,
itching at the anus towards night, and at
length objections of films and mucus One is
dose for child two years old-lwo for one
four years; three for eight years; and five for
an adult, and should be repeated every morn.
ing, or every other morning until relieved.
Read the following letters:
New YoRK, March S, 1899.
DEAR DocToR, According to your request,
we have used your WOrm Losenges in several
cases Of worms, and found them uniformly
successful. We have no difficulty in getting
children to take them, as they are perfectly
pleasant. We shall use them in our practice
whenever occasion offers, believing them tn
be the best vermiuge me dicine in use. We
have also used your Soda Lozooges very ex.
tensIvely, and find them fully to answer the
purposes you recommend them for.
We are yours. respectfully,
V. WEEKS, NJ. D.
w. SHADDoCK, MD.
G. r. GREEN, MD.
New YORK, Feb. 1899.
DR.. Sherman, Dear Sir: One of my daugh-
tiers, aged II years, was troubled for about
eighteen months with hacking cough, bro.
ken and disturbed sleep, &c. She was fast
wasting away, although she eat quite hearty.
Several physicians attended her without any
benefit. From reading the directions accom-
panying your Worm Lozenges, describing the
symptoms of worms, ! thought she might be
thus troubled, and accordingly procured
box, which, to my surprise, perfectly cured her
in one week They are a most excellent
medicine. and believe my daughter owes her
life to them. Yours. &c.
JANE HUMPHREYs. 8 Mercer st.
Sold at the Variety Store by
P.4.NGBORN g. BRLNS.M4ID.
JemeNerS, Burlington. VT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21

Capt. Marryatt says that New York
or always walks as if he had good din
ner before him and constable behind
him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21
FARM FOR SALE.
All of DR.. Sherman's LoZer-

ges and other preparations tor sale at the
variety store, by PANGBoRN Il BRINsMAIp,
Jepellers, burlington, IT,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21

BosToN, Feb l5.- FLOUR There have been
further arrivals Of Ohio the past week amounting to
about 500 bbls The stock at market continues
extremely limited for the season, and the demand
is chiefly limncd to The present wants Of The 'rade
sales have cen for Gene,ee $7I a Il and Phil.
adelphia 81, cash - Howard stree, Il "a Il. and
other descriptions of Southern 81. 4 mos credit.
GRAIN-lhere has been no further arrival since
our last report, and there is none now remaining
alDat. The advance Of last week is fully maintain
ed SALES Of yellow Flat Corn IS so aud whue
Toe per bushel-lhe demand for Rye has improved
and the last sales made AT soc per bnshel for
Southern, cash-saIes Delaware Oats 44c per
bushel. cash.
BRIGHroN. Monday, Feb 10. AT market. 347
Beef Cattle. 6l0 Sheep.
Prices-5eef Catre-Our quoloions last week
for first quality should have been 81, instead OF
6 10, reported. We quote this week, fist
quality, 7: second quality, 20 IA IS; third quality
: 25 5 IS.
Cows and Calves-Very few at market, aud no
sales were noticed.
Sheep-Owin! to the large number at market
last week, prices did not much advance. We
quote lots AT 2 so, 3, 3 rs, and s..
Sw ne--N at MAJ ke:.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21
DIR. HULL'S
Utero Abdominal Supporter.

Ctcio ADuoiiiiilal supporter.
ENHlS new Instrument tor Inc radical
Il cure Of ProIapsGs Utcri or Failing Of
the Womb. by external application. super,
sedlng he use otthe oh jectonab'e Pe-sary.
Is confidently recommended to he a I'll Cled
As the means of perfect restoration to
health, 1t never having failed OF performing
cure even under he most aggravated
circumstances. 1t has received the decided
appreciation OF SIR Asriey Cooper of LON
DON; SIR Benjamin c, Brod,e; Sir James
Clark, Physician To the Queen; DR.. Ash
well, Lecturer on Midwifery to GUYS Hos.
pnal; Dr.. Rabv, Lecturer TO 81, Barlhol-
omess; Dr.. Griffith, Lecturer to Weslmn-
ster Hospital: Dr.. Rams hclham. Lecturer
to London Hospital; Robert Ferguson,
Lecturer to Westminster Lyrng-n Ho,pl-
tai. DR.. Swsa lman, Lecturer To- Mldde,ex
Hospital, aud srulor Accoucheur To Queen
CharoI'e's Lying.ln Hospitals; also by
Henry Davies, Conquest, Blundel, lee,
Merrlman. Surgeon keates &c. by DR.
Moreau President oi The Academic Royae
dc Medicine, PARIS and Accuucheur TO
the Duchess DOtlrans; Professors Vel
peau MaJolln, pauI Dubois, Samson and
others;-- IN New York by Professor
J. w. Francis; q. s. Bedford, NJ. ID.
Professor of Midwifery in University The
city NEW YORK; Professor DelatieId.
Professor Francis U. Johnston, President
County Med, Society; Lanreus Hull, pres,
Medical society, slate OF New York; prof.
James McNaugbton of A bany; professor
March, prof Cyrus Perkins. prot. Doano--
Drs. Thos. Boyd, Gilbert Smith. iIosack.
sslearns, Ludlow, ClSsam. Voche, Power,
Groyson, Van Rensselaer, and many other
distinguished Physicians in the U, a,es.
A. u, HULL ;--Olice A Vesey-st,
Aston House, New York.
MA constant supply OF he above luslru,
ments, with DR.. Huns Improved Truss
! for Hernia W,l be kept by
ROBERT MOODY,
| Druggist, BorHD gtoa ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21

The Freshet.--Owing to the heavy
rains on Sunday and Monday, the ice in
the rivers which empty into the Thames,
has been pretty much all broken up, and
on Monday, in the evening, it came rush
ing along with great fury, and now lies
plted up at the head of the Thames river
some 10 or Is feet high. The rise of
water has been very great, the lower parts
Of the stores lying on the border Of the
river being entirely ovcrnown. The
bridge at Jcwcit City, and also , Or 8
bridges in Windham, we learn, have been
carried away. Much anxiety is felt by
our citizens at the result of the next mo-
vcment of the icc.-Norwich Aur0ro.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21
IL I 4, II

10 This town, on Sunday, Feb. 16, Mrs BETSY
p. LOVELY, wife ofNoble Lovely, Esq. aged "A.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-21
COTILLION PARTY.

The fourth will be held at Towards, on Tuesday
evening Feb 2jth.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02

bond shall be fled in the office OF the
clerk OF the county, and may be prosecul-
ed by any person claiming aay oenens
from its provisions. in the name OF the
treasurer Of this State. but the state snaii
moi be liable for any costs IN sucn SUIT:
9. No Judge or other officer IN this
State shall grant or issue any certlh-
cate or other process, for the remov-
Al from this State of any fugitive, or
Of any person claimed as a fugitive
from service or labor, otherwise than
in pursuance of the provisions Of
this act; and every such judge or
other officer who shall grant or IS
sue any such certificate or other
process, except in the manner pre-
scribed in and by this act, shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
and liable to punishment therefor.
10. Every person who shall,
without the authority of law, forci-
bly, remove or attempt to remove
from this state, any fugitive fToir
service or labor, or any person who
is claimed as such fugitive, shall for
felt the sum of FIVE hundred dollar.
to the party aggrieved, and shall b
Ideemed guilty of the crime of kid
mapping, and upon conviction of sucl
offence, shall be punished by impris
onment in the State Prison for !
period not exceeding ten years.
/ II. This act shall not be so con
strued as to apply to the relation 9
master and apprentice, which ma.
exist in any other State.
Approved, Oct. %. 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02


repimentaI quarter master or quarter mas
ter sergeant, and trial had by the regi-
mental courts martial.
Is. After two unsuccessful attempts, at
as many different times, have been made
by any company to fill any vacancy or va
cancies In the Offices in said company, it
shall be the duty of the commanding off.
Ger of the regiment TO which said compa-
M belongs, to appoint some suitable per-
son or persons to fill said vacancy or va
cancies, and the person or persons so ap.
pointed shall have all the powers and
lrgh,s, and shall perform all the duties
and be subject 10 all the penalties and LA
bilities for non appearance or neglect O
duty. pertaining 10 the object 10 which ap
| pointtnent is made, and shall hold said of
| fee until discharged therefrom as othe
officers OF similar grade duly elected are By
/ law discharged, or uetii SAID company a
an election duly ordered, shall fill by cleo
ton the vacancy or vacancies so befor
| filed BY appointment as aforesaid.
I IA. ANY person who IS, or shall here
) afier beenpioved rs an attendant of their
mates oflhe Vermont Asylum for the in
saue, is exempted from performing militia
: Try duty, SO long as be shall, annually. 0
or before the first day of April, pay to tn
quaIter master OF the regiment With
5 which said asylum IS located, the sum
! two dollars. and shall. on or before tt
! first day Of May, present said quart,
master 5 receipt for said sum to the cor
: handing officer Of the battalion compan
e within the limits Of which he resides.
e Approved Oct 20, 1910
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02
AN AcT to regulate the choice Of a Coun-
ell of CensoYs

An AcT to regulate the choice of Coun-
Gil of Censoss.
Il is hereby enacted blythe General As.
sembly of the State of Vermont, as follows
l. The first constable in each town in
this State, or in his absence or inability,
the town clerk. or one or more of the Sc
lectmen, is hereby required at least twelve.
days before the last "Wednesday in March
next, to warn meeting ofthe freemen in
their respective towns, to be held at the
places agreed upon for holding ffeemarl's
meeting in suchtowns. on the last Wednes-
day in March next, at ore o'clack in the
afternoon. TO give in their votes for thirteen
such persons as they would choose for
Council OF Censors as provided by the
Constitutlon--and the presiding officers
are hereby required 10 pea the meetings,
and to call on the freemen Of such town
from time to time, for the space of four
hours to give in their votes for thirteen
Isuch persons as they would choose for a
! Council of Censors---which votes Shall be
sorted ana co.,,,.;sd bv the nresidinp officer
with the assistance CT the town clerk, for
the tine being and list OF the same be-
ing made on one sheet of paper, for the
number of votes for each person. of which
a record shall be made in the town clerk
office, signed by the presiding officer and
sealed up and superscribed with the name
of the town and the words. :" Votes for the
Council of Censors.'' which certificate
shaIl be in the form following, to w.t.
STATE OF VERMONT.
il At a freemen's meeting legally
warned and holden at in the
county of on the last Wednes-
day of March, A. d. 1s41, the votes
for Council of Censors having been
duly taken, sorted and counted, the
following persons had the number OF
votes annexed to their names respect
lively, to wit:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02
----------------- # -
--------------
Given under our hands at
this day Of March, A. D. 1S41.
a. B. First Constahle

A. B. First Constable.
Town Clerk, or Selectraen, las the
case may be.) And it is made the
duty of such presiding officer to de-
liver such certificate, SO sealed up,
to the Clerk Of the County Court in
the County in which such votes were
taken, within fourteen DAYS from the
taking of such votes. And the said
county clerks are hereby directed to
receive the said votes, and to meet
at the State House in Montpelier on
the Wednesday next following the
first Monday Of May next, at one
o'clock in the afternoon, who when
convened, shall proceed to sort and
count said votes, and shall certify to
the Governor the thirteen persons
who have the highest number of votes,
as elected Censors, within six DAYS
from the time of their meeting afore-
said, who is hereby required at the
charge of the State, to notify such |
persons officially, of their election
within twenty days.
2. In case of the absence or disa-
bility of any such County Clerk, it
shall be the duty of the presiding
officer aforesaid to deliver such GER
Ehcate, SO sealed, to the sheriff. of
such County, whose duty it shall be
Q perform the services IN this act
upon the County Clerk.
.; The Council of Censors shall
lold their FIRST meeting at the Stale /,
IN Montpelier on the day ap- :
.,inted BY the Constitution for that :
urPoses and notice from the Gov .
rnor OF such election, shall be suffi- n
lent credentials of such choice.
nd it is hereby made the duty Of e
e Secretary OF State to cause this g
It to be published in two newspa- 9
RS in each County in the State,
here there are so mary, as soon as A
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can conveniently be done after this
Legislature adjourns.
4. If the first constable or other
presiding officer, in any town shall
neglect or refuse to perform any of
the duties enioined by this act, and
be thereof convicted by the county
court Of the county where such re-
fusal or neglect shall take place, he
shall forfeit and pay to the treasurer
of the same county fine OF twenty
dollars and costs.
| 5. If any county clerk or sheriff re.
fuse or neglect TO perform the duties re-
quired Of him by this act, and be thereo
convicted before the county court OF Inc
Icounty where he resides, he shall foriel
and paw fine to the Treasurer of thu:
State of one hundred dollars with costs.
| 6. The said presiding. Officers shalt IN
entitled TO receive for their services i
/ returning said votes six cents per mile
each way, from their respective dwelling
TO the residence of the county clerk g
sheriff 10 whom such return, by Ibis At
is 10 be made. And the said county clerk
and sherifs shall receive SIX cents pt
mile, each way, for their travel. and lw
dollars aud fifty cents per day, Will
: attending to the business Of their appoin
ment, to be paid oat Of the Treasury !
: this State. Add the auditor of atcoui
against the State is hereby directed
audit the accounts Of the county clerks all
sheriffs, and the county clerks are directc
10 audit the accounts of the eon>ta bles all
other presiding officers, and draw olde
accordingly. ...@ T. "
n 90 fo4o
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02
LAWS OF VERMONT.
2. AN ACT, relating . Banks.

z. AN ACI, TeIalIng 70 BaHKs.
1t is hereby enacted blythe General
Assembly Of the Stale Of Vermont. That
whenever any commissioners are ap-
pointed by any act of incorporation, to
open books 10 receive subscriptions TO the
capital stock in such corporation, such
Commissioners shall give notice by pub
fishing in some newspaper printed in the
county 10 which such corporation is loca-
ted. notice Of the time and place where
such books will BE- opened. st least thirty
DAYS beloreihe time ofopening such books.
Proridsd. if no newspaper is published IN
such county. then such notice shall oe
published 10 some adjoining county, where
paper is published.
Approved. Oct. 29, 1910.