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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-11
PENSION AGENCY.

NEW PENSION LAW FOR WIDOWS,
dnd iGYs extending P'nnons 10 Chi!Jr'n"
oirion cdscs.
vrNHE subscriber, having been for a long
l. time engaged N Investigating claims
for pensions, arrears Of pensions, bounty
lands commu,aron Of half pay. Arrears 0!
military pay Sc. 5c.-and having all tho
Laws Forms, and Regulations. from We
Pcnsioa oilice.-is therefore prepared to af
vigorously and promptly, ct his own risk and
expense without fee or reward (when unsuc'
ccssiul,) all applications for pensions, IN tho
follow ing cases:
ls,. Where claim has been rejected o.
| suspended TOT further proof.
Cd Where Pensloner, living or dead, 10
~ was supposed 10 be entitled 10 larger
| pension than was awarded.
3D. Where a revolutionary officer OF 40.
| der il now living. or has died since 81 Of
March ie3i,-ot where having served dung
| the war, in the Continental establishment,
| lie has died since 81 Of March, 1896.
iih. Where " idow married previous 10
1 the expiration Of her husbands last term nj
L service, !. now alive, or has dIcd since "A
Of Julv, 1896.
9th. Whdrc widow married previous to
| (he IL, OF January 1894, 10 now alive. OF ha'
| under certain tlrcumsiances) died sinco IN
July, 1888.
OH. Where a widow has been 'msfrl'd
more than once and 10 now widow, or Las
died . widow since % August 1912.
7th. Claims Of every description. for ~.
rears Of Pension, due The heirs Of deceased
pcnsi toner's
Those who have made efforts and failed
| to obtain Pensions, need not despair II they
trust their Gaze 10 his hands, az 10 has oh
tanned pensions IN many cases where they
Ind been given up az entirely hopeless, after
repeated ubsucc cssful efforts. lie no, only
de,oi~s he whole time and attention to the
bvslncSs, personally. but has the assistance
Of an agent Who hiss been engaged IA tho hu-
siness for fifteen or twenty yssn and who
,lsus Washlnglon several Tunes year,"iih
al the principal Offices ofree,Sek, Of he SET
vices Of Revolutionary soldiers, VIZ Bosfo'.
Concord, Montpelier. Hartford. Newrs'',
Trenton. Hsrnsbursh, Ph,lsdeiphis, New
York and Albany, where 10 has access -
the old koils Nnd Iiscords-snd having ac'
res 20 numerous private Rolls 10. N m@nF
Instances. enabled to establish claims, whcis
agents With less facilities for investigating
Them fail 81 obiainlng VIA, 10 Justly doe
lie wishes to be distinctly uhdef.lcoT.
tina, he inv~s,ips tes ell claims al hs o."
risk, without any compensation whnieS''-
where unsuccessful. and that no clam "
he oons,deiod hopeless where's pension
Ju,i, due
TraN. varied according TO the nature sat
eyien, of the services rendered, and ne q
NOUN ~ the claim recovered. Al nn'e
~ho Suppose they Rave clsims.wili. on send
ing sisiement o: facts 10 the subscnbef, -
informed without charge whether or not her
cisirs are well founded
rneIcepilonsble references gwen II '.'
qge.,ed
Leisr Of inquiry applications " m''
with rtomp, attention. n sddfess.' li.''
psidl 70 the sub.cnber a. Eo", Nayr,
ny 10 loml WllllsG NADi
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FIRE IN sur a On.


fAhNtNS IN>i NNN't 'oNfANN
,-1,nv,, n,. Nllt,rs ,,sn,,J d, ,un
-. ~.
!o"'' "''" "' ''SS''S'''c'''N'''st
TlllS E mpsuy commenced doing busl.
h,,on tnci present improved system
on the iy'h di, OF May, Isij since which
tine the, have insured property. mostly IN
the states ot New York and Vermont. to the
smou"' OF over f're mi'o"' % "o"a,''
.,'e "''ur ~ 's'r's'"e".,' az" va" va '''e
o'" OF ''"n'a, .'s' p's' we ua'e % .''e ''',
'Po'l' '',o"' 49, p'''"b a" $50 "''''
''p'"s'' W. ,ue ','sa ."n, a.'v 'n'
"'"'' " f''""
''' -, 49, ~
''"t'""} VIZ Wy 49,. '''''' ~
"'"S' '",''" ~" ''o'''' y ~, ,''''.
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S"'''" S'"'f'' VI "p''u,"t' '"u''D ~ 10.
o'p"s"u P"'S W ''n'te' '"u W ~ ao
VIII ''' o"i''h, "su'e ",o'c wa" s-ooo
!" ore ','q"'. "''','n w. .o's
ANY rcfsoh ihsu'eu m'y al any ""'e sur
'en"et us '"''0y anu nave ''c s''"o YAM
'eiled
All persons insured and sustaining loss or
damage by fire, will be paid in four monlhs
after due notice ard prooiIhereoi made by
the insured in conformity to the conditions
annexed 10 the Policy. (which may be sen,
by msil) Ia case of any difference Of dIsa-
ercemen, arising between the Company and
any person sustaining loss, the same NAV he
Submitted aud determined hy arbitration III
the county where The loss happened, a, the
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AVE the .usscilbcis. being appointed by
w tho Hon. Probate Court Tor the dis.
INC, Of Fairhavcn commissioners 10 receive,
examine and sdJus, all CLAIMS aud demands
of ell persons sg ainsi the estate Of
Eyhra,m Blood, late Of OrnsH,
IN said district, deceased, repre- scented insol-
vent, and ak months from The eighteenth
DAY of Juno. ist7 being allowed bv sad court
for tina, p, rpose,we do therefore hereby give
notice tina, ~s will attend Ia the business OF
our said appointment a, the late residence Of
the dcc~a,ed IN Orwell on the last Thus
days oil August and November. next, from o
o'clock. a. NJ. unii, 4 O'Clock, D IN , on each
OF sald days.
J,irrs e. TmoNAs.
Ia, NorSo,
Orwell, July, 20, isi7. 2?
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-11

"ANE received by recent arrival from
L j England and France, n large and ex
tenslve assortment Ofihe following described
goods, with many other kinds ton numerous
Ia be mentioned, selected expressly Tor then
wholesale trade, and comprising the greales
variety Of articles TO be found in the city, to
which the attention OF the dealers are invi
ted.
Gold and Silver watches. OF Lever. E'Ep.
inc. Anchor, Horizontal, and Verge escape.
msn,. Of all qualities and prices. from the
celebrated makers IN Liverpool, London and
Locle in Suisse,
Marble, Rosewood, and Ebony Clocks
Office Clocks and Eehtday Timcpieees.
Gold Jswelry Of all descriptions pins
rings, bracelets, and clasps, gold beads
guard chains. gold and SILVER pencils. spec
tacles, thimbles,eye glasses, gold pens. lock
cts, with genera assor,men. oigod, sil'
yer and gilt fancy goods.
Plated cake baskets candlesIcks ,cas'ors
plated and Britannia table and tea spoons
forks, butter knives, &c.
Britannia tea and coffee pots, sugar and
cream pots
Communion ware Of all kinds.
Japanned tea trays IN SETS or single, nj
all sizes, card rays. bread, fruit, aud knife
ifays.
Table ard poke, cutlery, scissors. rszors
&C. from the celebrated manufacturers OF
Sheffield Rodaeis. Crooks, Wosieholm.@c'
with many cheaper klDcs OF 'sbIc knives
and forks, with bone. horn, and cocoa wood
handles
Steel bag and purse clasps, vest md fob
chains. and moun,lngs, steel beads, specia
cl~s. spectacle cases, elk pur'es. guard
chains. wavh glasses, spectacle ewes, lamp
wlcks, tin and shell music boxes Je~rl box
es, bronzed and lacquered ihermomeier, Ia
BILE bells.
Watch tools Of ere,y description.
Flies. gravers, and al kinds of watch ma
,erals, both English and sw" manu'ao-
iure.
Purchasers NAV lie assured that everv
Kind IN our lane Will he furnished on NJ Ia
vorsble ierms as can be procured from any
source loeo"ls
Dealer. are invited TO call and er,mine.
Gro d Josrs. T. N. Ball, y &. Poos.
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hainilsifs,ut vi 4, ,,,o.o,v
Lyman Hitchcock. p",,.aJ CO.,
vs.. - Al, -,
Francis W Jackson, W -. '
Thomas leonard. c,al
VR'UEREhS, Carlos A. Hitchcock. al.
w mini.,ra,ot ot the estate ~ Lyman
IIiichro, \. late of Chi',endcn. ~ the Cvun-
~ Of Rutland and State OF Vermont. deceM.
I'd. has fed lbs hi. IN Chsbocty, ogaios,
Francis W. Jackson. iormeil, OF said CHIT.
,cnd,n. row resident oct OF thlssi,io IN parts
unknown. Thomas J Lconsrd, Of jay, Ia the
State Of New York, CapeEl.eonard OF said
Chnenden, Chester Gfs1<ff Of Pil,ford, IN
SAL county. and the adnfns,ts,or of EGw ard
l.. Changer, late Of ssidpntsioid. dccea scd,
Stating that the s.Id francis ". Jackson.
on The ga day OF Mach. A u. 1910, was IN.
d.b,od to the said Lyman llrchcncs IN tie
sum ofiwo lundred and two and 9s. 100 dol.
lais specified IN said Jacksnn's rromlsofy
note Of that date. prd for said sum. made
payable to the said LYMAN Hitchcock, or
bearer, IN two years from iis date, with in
,ere&i annually, aud To secure the paymen,
VI said note, the said Jackson. on the SAID
l,s, mentioned date, morlgagcd To the sad
Lyman Hitchcock. the following Described
land IN said Chit'enden, VIZ --uounded on
the north 10y the highway. leading from the
Congregational Meeting hnuse to the Mc,!io.
dist Westinghouse west on the cist line Of
the first division al ihe original right OF
llezeki,h Gould cas-, and south on lands
Of Dan Dixie and o,hors--includlng a foigc
and water privilege thereon with condl-
ton for the redemption Of the premises by
the payment OF said ho,c-- and that said
note has never been palJ-snd further STA
ting thai, tho said Cspen Leonard, Thomas
Leonard, Chester Granger. and Edward l..
Strangers Administrator. respectfully claim
and are .entlied TO redeem said premises
from said incumbrance-and praying that
the defendants may be iorcclosed OF their
equity of redemption. and that the Orator
may have his wit of possession, and for his
costs.
The said Francis W. Jackson and Thorn
as J. Leonard. residing out of this state so
that they cannot be noliiicd by subpGna, IL
is ordered that they be notified To appear on
tho frs, dsy of the next term Of this Court to
I've held at Rutland in said county IN the end
Tuesday of September, 4. d. 1877, then and
there TO answer TO the said bill, and that the
substance Of this bill and said order be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the Rut-
land Herald published at said Rutland the
last publication To bc ut least twenty days
before the commencement OF said term--
which shall be deemed sufficient notice
r. W. HOPKINS. Clerk.
ORMsBge & EDGsRToS. Solicitors 30
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LOST.

XVhS ,aien-rrot,bly through mistake,
w from the frshklio Hotel on Ssiord',
last. an 'cosi Of the following dosc''P-
iion. Blue pilot cloth zach. PLAID hn'ns''
ihr,c poe ke,s on outside. ono On inside, vel.
vet collar, some Of the bottoms on he filh'
eide stand cut lirle. he cuffs iu1ned W
on the outside. Whoever NAV have taken
saIi Goa, Internationally aud through mistake
Tor one lefi, viii Please return and ob.ipc
PUTNAM a. Bkl ANT
p,1,ri AVG q I'D, 50
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STATE or VERMONT BEnr,".m

p'.'rIc, lot Of Ru =" s.. IS te,ed ,h",
at stated probate court held at Rutland
within and for sand distinct, on the Monday.
beng the Dad day ul August, a. ID. 1917.
Present. Wm Hal, Judge.
An instrument m wfinne'p1rpoting 10 be
the las, vii and issiamcni. With codi-
oi ,hcrcuhio annexed, at Nalhaniol Crazy
late Of ncndor,. ~ SAID district, dccel,.
81, having been this day presented to sad
court Tor probate and allowance by John
Fox, the executor therein named.
IL ordered that sad viii be referred foi
probate 49, allowance 20 tie l., Monday, he
Ing tie oh day OF September next, and that
copy OF tn. record he published lhlce weeks
succe,svo'y previous thereto IN the Rutland
Herald a newspaper printed a, Rutland TIA,
all persons Interested may appear and con.
teM the probate thereof If they see cause.
A true copy ~ record
- HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-11

nenly cured
Asthma Flaiulcnry.
Bilious Complaints, Fiuor A lbus OF Whites
IIoils, Gastric Fever,
Bowels, deficient &C Green Sickness,
lion in, Gupes.
Breast pang, Heir, burn,
Ca,arfh. Headache,
Constipation, llystercs,
Cough Of Pregnancy, lncon,insncc OF uune'
Cosiiveness, Indigestion.
Dia,rhra. lnhsma,oin Of The Vital
Difficult breathing. Parts,
Dyspepsia lnnsma'ion OF stom-
Dyspepsia Consump- sch.
ton Jaundee,
Digestion imperfect, Liver complaint,
Determination Of blo'dl.ow spirits,
to the head, Menstrua,ion suppress
Ear Ache. sed OF painful,
Erysiptlas, Nervous disorders,
Epilepsy, NeufalRa,
Intermittent, Remit Stomach various DIS
tent, eases,
Fever and Ague. Whites.
In oil bilious or chronic disorders, these
pills achieve the mosi wonderful triumph -
IIcfe they defy competition. And as the
susceptibility Of the American constliu, an
some
THE PILL OF TIE NEW WORLD
The wonderful efficacy IA these complaints
arises hom iLe.f power 10 open the poies /.
olease and strengthen The stomach and bo~ .
els make the urine flow hsilihf1lly and
clear; and give tone and strength 10 tie
system.
II, is impossible within the limits Of an or
binary advertise 10 give the reader
the easons iof the most extraordinary sue
cess and spread 81 these pills. But reasons
do sxls',wbirb have abundsnily sized the
minds OF thousands 10 ihis conniry lnd a.
mong them the accomplished Physicisns,
uriNs, Clergy men, and private cllileus.
msle snd female
II Nomberles oer,ihca'ss Of the wonder.
ri efficacy Of these Pills might be pfeseni.
ed. but certificate IN ihese ds,s 10 scarcely
worth he paper on which u IL printed. A
fen sr,rsois from the coirespondo nee Of the
COMPANY, will however. be noe gwen
FEos ispiIss.
~ our enterprise 10 the enterprise OF the
'V ne msGnirce W ssiou'ss 10 onV.
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BLACK RIV Err &C. ID T. MY
Luhi0p, ".

VUNIIE FALL TERM, oftwelve weeks.
l. will commence on wednesday. Sept.
lst. G.. Is. Smith teacher in the English
Department; G.. knowlton. III The Classical,
Principals. Miss 5. z. Wilder, Teacher Of
French, Music, Drawing. Painting. &c. Pre-
ceplress. q. II. Bradley. Teacher in PEN
manship. The mos, thorough instruction
will be given IN all Academic studies; and
students prepared to enter advanced classes
in college. A newly purchased apparatus
will render the study oi,he Natural Sciences
eminenlly interesting and practical. No el.
forts will be spared TO render the stay of
student fruitful in those advantages n well
disciplined mind can we'll bcs,ow. The To-
calty Of the Institution, the large number in
attendance, and tie known character Of the
teachers. afford every induccmcn, students
can desire. Pice OF board and all inciden-
tails, from $i,25 to 81 so. in private families /;
about 81 in clubs. BY order olihc Trustees.
ID \. IIEALD, Secretary.
Ludlow. July IS. 1917 323a
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LEAD AND OIL.
srArH ., VERMONT! A.. r,' =, !,

p,suiet Of Fs,rhsven. 80. ~ court he d
II Cscle,on within and ior card d'sl'i'
on the 500 Dc, 81 Juns. 4. u 1917.
Az ins,ruus at IN ~tiiior rutF"nhne 70 te
tic 10. will snS testament ~ Seth Ntcis,
lao Of Pswls, IN .sid ci.'uei. deceived. be-
ine presented o. 'hc count teie W Seih
Wee. Jr one ~ the executors t'eicin na-
ned. for probate.
l,is ordered bv said count thai al persons
concerned therein. be notified ia appear at a
session Of ss,d court tn be holden at tasiIe
ton AFORESAID. on tie oh dsy Of August neat
and sl,ow cause II any they ma, have sgsin>i
the probate Of sad Will. Tor whirn purpose
II /. further ordered that copy OF ia. rec.
nid 81 THIS otdss 10 published three weeks
suooe,.iveiv IN the kuiisnd Herald. news
PAPER prin,ed al Rn,isrd 10 this state, ali
WITCH pubi,csions shall 10 previous 10 the
said lime appointed Tot said hss'ins
4 hue record.
A true copy Of rcert. 80
ALNON WARNER. Judge.
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INVALUABLE FAMILY COMpAN-

GUN Lectures on the uses Of the Lungs.
- Causes, Prevention and Cure of Con-
sumption, Asthma and diseases OF the Heart
On the Laws OF Longevity, and mode OF
preserving male and female health, symme
Try and beauty ; exposing causes and cure
OF those diseases that produce consumption
or shorten ifc, as affection Of the skln.sisne.
Stomach. Bowels, Kidneys Liver, ScroIu-
la, Piles. Gfsvel and Female Complaints
Its rules, easy, prscical, and pure. form
guide 10 rerf,c, health and long life g.
engraving, 3at pages. 30 cents. Postage
cents Nv SAMUEL s. Fircm, A. NJ.
81. d.. at 70,. Broadway. y. Y
ANY person remiline fny cents free, will
receive one copy by mail, 10 Any part. The
trade supplied siyeow
Feb. 1871.
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DIRECT FROM BOSTON.

lust received he,h supply OF French
% end Scotch Ginehams. cslico~.. Dnlis,
Conons, Sc q. l. ROBBINS
Juls q, iSi, 30
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TO FARMERS, MERCHANTS, e.
WOOL GROWERS GENERALLY.

WOOL. GROWERS GENERALLY.
NliE suits r,hers having commenced the
i bnsines, vi minuisctunng NoolcnC lolhs
=, the OLD stand IA II, lc,i.le Co,mctly Cas-
ile,on Mllsl are now ready Ia receive " DOL
TO wsrk on shares OF 10y The yard. They also
intend TO keep on hans Csss,meres OF mos,
colos and qualities also superior style OF
0ve'coa,lns. together With plain Cloihs and
rlannels. all Of which thew willexchanpe
for Fleece OF Pulled Wool, Pells OF Tags, on
the most reasonable terms.
Their machinery Is all rnnrely new, and
thcy have been great expense ~ procuring
that VI the iesi and most approved Kinds now
In usc. ard they have hued II up IN the best
oondllon Coz doing fine work TheIr isclli.
nes 'combined with their long eiseIencc &
Pfse,ioal knowledge, Is such ,hs, they are
Ionhdenl ihey cannot To surpassed BY any
establishment, Of the Kind this side OF the
Green mountains Those who have wool TO
cork OF exchange are invited to call
4. klLBuRN 4 son,
Hydevill. MAY -, Is7.
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INlNEIlN ERpOOL. GROUND NOON
T. COARSE AND FINE WESTERN
SALT constantly on hand d, tie Farmer :
E.cLarec and Tor sac low ~
u SPENC ER 4 co.
Walling ford, july ~. 80
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Stat, = vermo'a, lVlH it rendered
D,.lnci OF fairhaven,} 11,ha, probate
Count holden a, Ca-'leton 10 and Tor said
distinct on the 2,,h "a, Of Jane, A. q. lsi7.
DAME Crofoo,, administrator OF the estate
of DAVID Meachsm. late VI Benson IN sad
district. deceased. having made application
TO sad coaii to eiieni the time. heretofore
limited. 81, months lot the psymeni Of the
debts ag,ins, ssid estate
III, ordered by said couri tina, sail srpli
cation he heard and decided at a session
thereof - be held al Cs,tleion siofessid, on
The i2,h DAY oil August nett. and that notice
te gwen 10 all persons interested. Of the
time and place OF hearing, bv publication
| Of this order three weeks succes.vsy IN
Tie Ru,lana Herald . ne~spape, pnn,ec
| al Rutland. previous 10 sad time Of hearing
~ ALNON WARNER. Judge
4 . . Il
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rrspyriGI NOTICE ~

Tbs,,i,sor1insry Grs,f,-,r,s f''ii'.-
o.. sth,s,,ax uepsrslieltd unumi'hs IN ~
,,.vs s~s,,oas OF the eouu'fs. o." '"~ IA
reduced ,r,o ihls sic'si's. IS' ssefv a.
c,,son ,ssd the sc'ertiseossr' 81 Vie '~c''
sntsse Company. which Gil be '""no !" an
,,,,ss rplonA.
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CARPI.Il\C;.

WOOL and Straw Carpeung, new patterns
" for sale by BARRTIr son
Rutland. Jolly 90. Isa7. no
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Printed (OlfrOC8.

Their present stock consists OF nearly one
thousand pdclogrs. embracing some thou
sands Of different pa'irrs and .colorincs, and
comprising every thing desirable IN The line.
both Foreign aud Domesic;-all Of which
are offered for sale hy tie Package OF Piece,
tor Cash or shori Credit, at the very lowest
p'ices
LJ'Prin,ed lists of prices corrected from
day 20 day, with every variation m the mar
ke,, are placed in the hands uf buyers.
LEE, DSON & LEE.
p S-B. T. LEE, kimerv OF the firm
OF Lord 4 Lees, and late senior partner in
the original firm OF Lee and Bfewsi er. from
which connection he withdrew some time
ago, has resumed business in o0nneoi lion
With Messrs Ice 4 Judson. under the frm
OF l.rr, J,dson 4 LEE. and he ventures To
assure his 'Ilcpds and the public. lha, the
new firm will maintain the same pre.eml-
hence IN ins bronch of trade. which formerly
distinguished the other Two houses to which
he belonged. 27:im
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HAVING TOOLS.
PAPER liA\t;l\GS.
IT, SPENCER 4 Go.

HAVE JUS, received choice lot Of p,pe
ID haR,ngs which they ofieta liuie lore
than Their FORMER unprct cdcn,ed low prices
Wall,ngford. July i9h. 30
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EuN Caps forssle bv
NJ II " + c sioIt,rJ
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KNIVES.

A FEW more Of ihoss splendid poke.
~ knire. can be had b, calling a, HE
Ru,lsad Bookstore. 81
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FARMS FOR SALE

SENERAL Western Farms. from 100 Ia
- 500, with house, barn. and 10 acres
IN crops On each. ior sale low. Terms oi
psymenieasy, o. Eastern property taken IN
eIchaoge. Apply (poH PAID 10 Gordon 4
Co - !. so, Broad 81. New York. or to the
oMcs Of tins paper. 25f :
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WAKEiIOl' Sc OF
, = 7 II " S = II =
Sc Cedar Street, New York.
Fall S(y1cs, 1917

4 EF. UNISON 4 LEE, Gate Lrr &
~ JrpsoS.) occupy Vie spacious five story
warehouse, No, Sc Cedar S,reei the mhoie
Of whIch Is devoted to the exhibition and sale
of the slnp le article of
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NEW PENSION LAW FOR WIDOWS,
and iG,ss extending Pennons 10 Chi!dr'n"
Ctri0iH rdscs.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-01-13


II is our melancholy duty to announce the
death Of Hon. alexander Barro,c, Senator of
the United States for the State of louisiana
He died in this city yesterday morning at FIVE
O'Clock, alter q very short but very painful ILL
hess, The deceased made visit to Baltimore
on Friday last, and on thatnight complained of
having taken cold, accompanied with severe
pain in his shoulder. On Saturday morning
medical aid was called in, and he was bled, with
but little ifany benefit.
Two of the most eminent physicians, Drs.
Buckler and Mackenzie, gave the closest atten-
ton to the case, and every resource which the
best professional skill and experience couldsug-
gest was adopted for his relief. In one of the
consultations, Drs. Chapman and Mcclellan, OF
Philadelphia, who were at Barnum's, also took
part. Mr. Barrow continued to grow worse,
and in the course Of Monday it was evident that
he could not survive. His bodily pain was in
tense and without abatement, and at five o'clock
yesterday morning he breathed his last, being
perfectly aware of his approaching end.
A rost mortem examination of the body was
subsequently had, which disclosed at once tc
the medical gentlemen above named the pecu-
liar cause of his death. In the diaphragm was
found genital mal-formation--an opening OF
hole, through which portion of the intestines
had risen, and occupied a position behind the
heart and lungs. The opinion of all present
was unanimous and decided that no medical aid
could in any way have reached the case, and
that if even the actual condition of the patient
could have been known, no art, medical or sur
gical, would have availed to avert death.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-01-13

PETRIrED HUMAN BoDY FoUND.-We gath
er the following. facts from gentleman of in
teligence and undoubted veracity who was an
eye witness; they may therefore be relied upon
as substantially correct;
A few weeks since while engaged in digging
a we'll in the lower pat of Lowndes county,G Ga.
within about mile of the Florida line, the
workmen found human body, completely tur-
ned to chalk. They had multilated the body
considerably before they were aware what it
was. After they discovered it was human
body, they succeeded in getting nearly or quite
all the parts. Our informant with several 9TH
or gentlemen of the vicinity visited and exanin
ed it carefully.
They say there is not the least doubt of It's
being human body. There were several teeth
still remaining in the jaw, and the appearance
of three having been extracted, whilst the sub
iect was living. The body when found was
imbedded in a stiff clay about thirty feet from
the surface. The surrounding country is a fiat
pine forest, heavily timbered, no stream of wa
ter of any magnitude within ten miles. Our in
formant was strongly of the opinion that this
body had belonged to one of the antediluvian
race.-.4lbany(G Ga. Patriot Dec. Is,