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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
CONCENTRATED LNE,

CONCENTRATE LIE.
Ii will make 10 Pounds of excelleat Hard Soap, or
Gallons OF the very best So Soap, fer only
as csnts. Directions each box. For sale a All
Drug and Grocery Stores.
Directions.
Put b. OF Saponider into three gallons Of water
on the end, and let the box boil Until it empties
itself then take out the boH), add four and half
pou nds fat and let il boil and
Then add small half pint OF salt, and let II continue
boiling IS minutes longer, when you add half gallon
Of hoG water, and let u boil. Pour s small
tumberful of cold water into tub box wet II
round the sides, then empty the soap stand all
night, and cut b ars in the morning.
IL will be fit for q few weeks
Soft Soap.
Made in the way, with the expce;ion OF addin <
ffteen gallons OF and salt All You need
kettle. SpYS kilmO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
FIR Reaknsss arising from Ercesets Early Inc

FIR Weaknsss arising from Ercesses or Early Inais
cretiOH.
Attended with the following y mptoms; Ind,sresi
Rras,h;ng G.ne,aI W..kpes.. Unfrcr of Dis.sse
Weak Nerves, Trembling Dreadful II orror OF Death
Night Sweats, Cold Feet, WaktfuiIeSs, Dimness OF
Vision. Lspeuor, nivers al Lassitude oil the Muscu
lar System OFT Enormous Appetite with Dyepeptio
Symptoms, Ho, bands, Flushing of the Body, Dry
of the Skin, Pailid Countenance ana Eruptions
the Face, Pam in the Back Heavine-s OF the Eye
lids, Frequently Black Spots flying before the Eyes,
of Attention, Great Mobility Res lessness wit. HoT
tie than Solitude, snd nothing they more dread
for Fear of Themselves, no kePose OF Manner no
Earnestness, no spscua ion but hurried transition
from one question to uoth2r
sedicine inyariaoIy removes-soon follow Loss of
Power Faulty, and Edileptic Fits, in one of which
the patient may expire
During the superintendence of DR.. Wilson, at the
10 mingda Asylum, this sad result occurred to
two patients: reason had for time left them, and
about twenty ears OF age
Who can say tina: these not frequently
followed BY those direfui dseases INSANITY and Con-
the melancholy deaths By Consumption bear amp
Asyiums The most melancholy exhibition appear
The countenaEce is actually soddtn and quite destl-
tute-neither Airth or Grief ever visit IT Should
sound OF the voice occur, il is rarely artculate,
with woeful measures wan Despair
Low sullen sounds his grief besui I'd b"
While regret the eXsterce of the above disease.
and symptoms We are prepared to offer an invaluable
gift OF chemistry Tor the removal Of the cons quences
HELn1BOLD'S
1i6h1y SSnOontTo too
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
ETHERK Is No TONIC LIKE I'D
1t lie anchor of hope TO the suTgeon and patient;
and III the testimony OF all who have used pre-
scribed it
CO Sold By all the Druggists
Principal Depot HELABOLD'S DRUG AND
CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
59l BROADVg
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
NEW YORK.
h3sylP2Tl
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ERRORS OF YOUTsE.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous
n Debility and Premature Decay, and all the effects
youthful ndscrrton will for the axe OF suffering hu
manty, send free to all who need it, the recipe and
directions for maxim the simple remedy by which he
cured Sufferers wishing profit by the adver
tiser's experience, do by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
ID Chambers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
Buy Me and I'll do you Good"
DIR. LANGLEY'S

STANDARD MEDICINE without the poes! bity
n of a doubt the best remedy known for the following
and all kindred dseases :-Ind0estfon, CostiUeness
Liver Complaint Piles Headache, Heartturn Dyspepsia
Dizziness, Serofula, Salt Rhusn, LdRgnor, Ldz,ness
De5i,ty Jannd,ee, Fiofuieney, Hrmos, Foai Stomach
sc.
fed The appetite restored. TIE system is strength
ened. The liver is invigoraed. The breath is sweet
ened. The pexion is beautiAed. And the general
health is restored
A gentle Laxative. An agreeable tonic. splendid
appetizer. harmless stmulant. A IeviveT of droOp
Ing spirits.
Sold by All Dealers in Medicine every where. YlOm4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

Esssys-e3 The won derful progress Of Medical Bel
!. 4: q:
~ ~ al possible for the console ntIoas Ply sIcian
CnarI Sc King N. t.. LII ID etc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

We desire to make the FREEMAs particularly valua
=, Tor its news fro N ell parts Of Vermont and on
rirnds in different parts OF the especially in
Washington, Orange and LamoiIIe Counties, will
-oHfe sreatfavor upon nd readers by send
rg local intelligence Give the facts and we
W u arrange them for the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
East MONTPELIER Caucus.

The Union Republicans Of the Town Of East Mont
peler are hereby requested to meet st Iammetts Ho
TEL Saturday, Sept lst, ~ O'Clock p. NJ, for the
purpose of nominating candidate TO represent said
Town in the next General Assembly OF this State
Justices Of PeAc, be supported tho ensuing
election. PIR OsprR CT Town CoHMlrrxr.
East Mont. cler August 90 1866.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
Middlesex Caucus.

Union Republican Caucus at Chapin Hall, Middle
sex Centre FIR day, August 81 at P. N, to ncminat
Town Represe NATIVE and seven Justices of the Psac
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sTODDARDS
CHOLERA SPECEFIC:

G II O L E II a
Cholera HIorbus, Dinrrh9n, Dysentery,
Summer Complaint, Pain In the
stomach and Bowels, sc.
lis action nd KYfIcAcIoUs lis virtues
by ADd since The Cholera Sc
OF Physc and kRcOxhESD H. All admit
c the b EST COMPOUND KNOWN for the Complaint
o which il Is designed
-ToDDARD BURTON. Propretors, Troy, n. Y.
by all Druggists and Dealers in Ged cine
j. F. HENRY & CO, " aterbury, Travelling agents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

90 Poetry Is inmortAlised the " Night Blooming
Cereus in thou ghts that bre athe and Phalon has
rendered its perfume immortal In his celebrated per
fums. Thus poesy and chemistry have united to make
1t famouI, AID the waiting its praises rough
this leng and breadth Of the land. Sold every
where. T34wl
For Bridais oran % flowers; for hay celebrations,
for Ovatons iaureis bat for al. occasions, the
Egyptian Lotus changed into the most delicious OF
all perfumes, by Penney. F34wl
~ Nothing Is more o BE- desired than q good a pc
and have the food digest well, the stomach and
bowels in perfsc order which renders good health
tain and enduring. When tie appetite fails the stom-
sch is and foul, the bowels abnormal condi-
tion, Goes Dyspepsia Cure a most
excellent dcine, great Satisfaction and is
results wherevs. taken according directions
We bid friends Try it with condde Y34ul
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
.gtIarrle0.

In Barton, Aug l3th, by Rev. L. Tabor, Mr.. Samuel
A. Humphrey, OF 5arnston, q. e, 10 Mrs Rhod. Hin
Of Barton
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
nli8leilalleoue.

GREAT PRIZE SALE.
OMETHING NEW!
By far the most Liberal Salt ever inau-
guraled.
An immense variety of Rich and Valuable Articles,
comprising In part,
RICH DRESS GOODS
for Ladies and Gentem en's wenr together with the
most complete assortment Of
Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
Rich and Valua,le Silver Plate superi or Jewehy,
Fancy Goods Cutlery &c, be soil purcha
of packages, enumerated o memoranda
closed.
No sale of the kind before introduced.
ON RECEIPT OF ONE DOLLAR
will forward any address a series of Five Pack
ages, each package containing fine photograph Of
general, which, being supeiio
finish, form of the desirable selections for
preservation TO be procured. IN each package
close free of cost, catalogue of several dere
cles enumerAt in list, giving full description,
and tail price OF me, allowing The pur. haser, if
on for specified the coup which
panIes zach package. Our manner Of distribution is
such that guarantee to all eq al Opportunity
procure the valuable purchases. Where goods do
prove de erlbed, ii refund the money and
ceive goods expense Agents N
Valuable Presents If their selection. Goods
all parts Of the country Circulars sent appcs-
ton. Address in full TO
NORRIS & CO.,
Groom ~ 35I Washington street, Boston.
F3lW4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
Notice..

PETITION will be presented to the next General
"A Assembly Of tie State Of Vermont, praying that
part Of the of l. ncon bounded by he following
described Ii ne, viz Beginning at the southwest
of the Of Warren thence running westerly the
original south line Of Lincoln hundred and sixty
rods thence northerly PARALLEL with he east line OF
Lincoln to the south line of Lot numbered one in the
division of Ian Is in Lincoln, thence easery
the south line OF said lot to the line of Lin
coin, thence souhery said east line to the place Of
beginning, be annexed TO The town of Warren.
WIN W. POPE.
CHAS. G. CLARK.
August 20. 1865 T3iW3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

Washington County Grammar
School.
rHE next Term commences Monday, September 81,
l under its former Efficient Instructors, SIR. COR
HAM and Miss BROWN. The Term Will be sixteen
weeks
The Montpelier Schools commence the same day
BY ORDER COMMITTEE.
Montpelier, Aug 6, 1856 F39w2
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strange. bat True.

LIVERY young lady and gentleman the United
u STATES some IhiOg very much 10 their ad-
vantage By mail Gree Of ch.rge) addressing
the uadersig ed. Those having rs Of being hum
bugg-d wall obge by noticing this card. All 9TH
ers Will please address their obedIent servant,
THOS. +. CHAPLAIN,
spFlyl o5I Broadway, S,w York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

Pie.sant Promp; and Effective. Two tax night
they pain require increase Of dose
perfect 3
They cure Headache, Dizziness Oppression after eat
ing, Sour Rising and every evil arising from Cestve
and Indigestion. Warranted in all cases of Pies
ether bleeding blind. r&A34ml
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
PREP AIRED PR ESCRIPTIO
CON SUMPTION,

II ade from the Prescription Of v Chas +. King, NJ
Ii d, &c is conhdently presented to the public
for the Preve Htion ana cure of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
TaseII Female Seminary,

I I AUBUKNDALE, MASS ten miles from Boston
u on Worcester Railroad. Eight hours' ride from
New York and Albany. Four years Classical Course
Special advantages in French, Painting All Music.
For health be uty and moral iDu ence, location
surpassed. Fall Term begins September 2Oh. Nun
Der limited nifty. Address
F3Iwo CHA. v. CUSHING. Principal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
1t is Harmless.

By my prices and good work, intend make
reaiIy object for needing 1eefh call
JOHN IL. COAEGYS,
State street. Montpeler, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
Three Months Paw PrODer

A RMY OFFICERS, who were in commission March
n 3D. 1oo5, and honor ably discharged for any
after April 9, 1855, who have received the above,
have the promptly collected by a9picsti 10
Ptf o. ii. SMITH.
ntpelier, July 30 1866
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
DENTAL NOTICE.

II AVING taken complete contorl of my office again,
IL offer my services 10 those needing rentist. I
found at Office at all times, pared to do work
viii dispatch My prices areas reasonable any
Iocdfed Dentist, and my many hundred patrons bear
testimony to the efficiency of my work.
GREAT CARE TAKEN IN FILLING TEETH
so as to make the operation really a benefit.
In extracting Ether, Chloroform, and Nitro.-
Oxide Gas, and in the latter have the
mony of the best chemists and sur geons, saying
1t is Harmless.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

Central Railroads will return those who pay
full fare in coming to the Convention free of
charge.
4 sad accident occu rred in Chester, on
Tuesday about noon. Dorr A, son of r. L.
Cobb, Esa., thirteen years of age, III taking
down gun from its place in the barn, fell
backward, causing the gun to discharge, the
whole charge entering his body just below the
ribs and part entering the stomach. He
died ct O'Clock Wednesday morning.
Jesse Royce of South Woodstock. an Odd
man about eighty years of age, was thrown
from his wagon last week, and received such
Injuries, that from his age, his recovery is very
doubtful. In Harvesting his horse be omitted
10 hitch one tug. and while going down hill
the wagon struck the horses heels, causing IT
to run. Mr.. Boyce struck on his head and
was insensble and continued so al last &C.
counts.
FRANKLIN COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Hen j. S. Adams of Burlington, has been
engaged to deliver the address at the next an
nual fair of the Franklin County Agricultural
Society which occurs September 18th and
18th Mr.. Adams address is assigned for the
second day of the fair.
Rev Daniel G. Roberts, of New York,
has accepted the invitation of Christ Church,
Montpelier, to become its pastor. lie will
of6ciate for the first time next Sabbath.
The st. Adams Transcript says:
On Saturday evening last a new dwelling
house on Weldon street, owned by q Mr.
Msxham. was destroyed by fire. Mr.. Maxhan
is a machinist, and had built the house mostly
himself, working evenings, to procure home
for himself and his family, and the loss fall
heavily upon him.
New PATENTs.-Cbarles E. Billings o
Windsor, VT, has received patent for I'M
provement in dies for swaeiDg pistol france
N. Davis and Robert o. Hewitt Of Rutland
for improved railway chair. John g: eros
of Brattleboro, for improvement in milk al
cheese racks. Alvin @. Mason OF Springfield
for improvement in gearing for churns.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26
BALTIMORE MARKET.

GRAIN Wheat is still verv scare, and
rule, very high; lot, of $500 bush'
choice Canada white was offered on
Change to day and tcld at 81 80. but was
not sold. We report sales Of 1000 bushs
Chicago red at 81 90, and $500 bushs
Milwaukee do on private terms. quote at
e5 s., as to quality; also, lot of 70
hushs Maryland red, not choice, brought
ceipt to day. and the market again gave
wav closing at decline of 6a1 cts on
white ard 2a3 cts on yellow. The offer
mos amounted to 1ea2O coo bushels; ~
cIudel in the sales were III hnshs white
At % cts: 1900 hushs 90 at 90 cts: 2ooO
husbs do at s.. cts; aud 5000 bushs do at
s., cts-of yellow 1900 bushs do at 50
cts: and 1900 bushs do at So cents per
bush. closing for both co'ors at the l'wes'
quotations. Oais-300O busEs offered;
market again full and lower; the sales EN-
brace o7,u bushs at 53a55 cts; 1000 bush:
do. at 81 cts: 1000 bush. do. at 40 cts; and
700 bushs inferior at As cts all weight.
San Of Tuesday.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26
A May Party.

The young people Of our town and VI
cini,v have May Party in contempla-
ton, and have fixed upon Tuesday, the
22nd of the month, we learn, as the tune
and the Washington Hotel in our village
as the place at which they propose to en-
oy themselves. Though the time sclec-
ted for the party is the same as thai
proposed for the lecture, adverted to
above, the former, we suppose, viii not
necessarily conflict with the latter On
the contrary, we can see very clearly
how it can, and We hope, therefore, 1t
will be made to assist it. The lecture
will commence at half past seven o'clock
and ITS delivery, it is presumed, Will not
occunv more than hour. This will
leave abundance of time to all who may
wish to enjoy the dance to do 50. BY
this arrangement, those whose chief OBJ
jcct is the pleasure of the dance can, If
they wish, combine with it the instruc-
tions of the lecture, and those whose
main view is the lecture can, II they ..lln'l
proper, combine with it the pleasures of
the dance. As it is we'll, when it can
he done to combine the utile with the
iAci, and rice rersa, we hope that both
lecture and party will be literally pa
tronized
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26
Lecture

Lecture
With a view Of ;.lding to their Library,
which we are pleased to know has
been steadily increasing in volume for
several years past, the gentlemen OF
the St. Mary's Reading and Debating
Society have engaged Dir. Bunting, OF our
couutv to lecture before them on TUESDAY,
the 21nd Of May next The subject OF
the Lecture has not vet been revealed, but
when the reputation Of the speaker ana
the bcnefccnt purpose to which the pro
ccc,ls Of the lecture arc to be applied, are
remembered, nothing further is necessary
to be made known, we hope, to induce a
liberal attendance on the occasion. Eve
ry family in our county is interested III
building up public library in our midst
A public library is 4 natural and neccs-
sary adjunct of public free school. and
there i, o striking and peculiar pToprlety,
It strikes us, in the President Of the Pub
lie Free Schools of our county lending his
talents and influence to this end. The
names of the gentlemen of the COM
mittee appointed to make the necessary ar
ranccment for the lecture, as also the Or
der of proceeding. will be given hereaf-
ter.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26

NOTICES. hereby given that the subscrl-
bers have obtained rom the Orphans
Court of ST. Mary's county, IN Maryland, let
iers OF administration on the personal estate OF
Mary A Graves. late of sand county, deceas-
ed All persons having claims against the sad
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the sam E
with the proper vouches thereof, 10 the sub
scrIbets on or before the 29th day of Oct,
1876. otherwise they may be excluded by Law
from all benefit of the said estate. Given un.
der my hand this a6h day of April. 1866.
LEWIS GRAVES,
JNOr GRAVES,
Administrators.
Anr,t o6th lsS- .4w
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26

NOTICE is hereby given tha, the subscriber
N has obtained from the Orphans Court o. 81
Mary's County, Maryland. letters testnmen-
nv ON the personal estate of Teresa Brewer
late Of ST. Mary's county, deceased. All per
sons having claims against the sald deceased are
hereby warned ~ exhibit the same win
nroper vouches thereot,to the subscriber, on
or before the o9,h day of Oct. 1866. otherwise
they may be excluded by law from all benehi
,f the said estate Given under my hand TINS
Goth day of April 1866
LEO II HAYDEN,
Executor.
April 26, lS66-- 4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26
I)I ED.

st his residence, on Newtown Manor
in this district, on Sunday, the 22nd IN
slant. BENEDICT RUSSELL, aged
about 65 years May he rest in peace.
At his residence in Bcggars Neck, IN
this district. on Sunday last the 22nd IN
slant, JAMES A. THOMPSON, aged
"a years. May he rest in peace.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26
sT. kaRY's GAZETTE
ru1rrsD.y MORNING April goth, i8'6
prh,ication nf Laws
ND

Publication Of Laws
We conclude, with the issue OF our
,-cs.nt p,.ubcr. the publication OF the
Pubic General I.awt, passed by the
I.co;-,r,ure Of our State at its extra scs-
sion last Winter Our readers have a
direct and personal interest IN making
themselves familiar with the provisions OF
,L,@c laws and we think the Legislature is
entitled to their thanks for providing for
their puAyatten IN the different ncwspa-
pers of tho State BY this means, these
laws arc brought to the home of every tax
payer Of the State, and the constituent is
thus made familiar, no. only with the laws
that are to direct and govern him, but he IL
also made acquainted with The manner III
which the law-maker has discharged the
represcnts tive trust committed to his hands.
Under the old system of publication, the
laws were locked ap in costly books from
the general public and the general public,
ia consequence. were sadly unlntormcd AS
70 their bearing and in many cases were
ignorant of their existence until arragned
for their violation These dcfec:s have
been avoided By the new paper publication
and, If the citizen is now ignorant Of the
existence of these laws or their bearing, 1t
is his own fault. Having accomplished
our duty in their publication, and our col
un,ns having been relieved from an extra
ordinary advertising pressure, we Shall
be able hereafter to devote our usual space
70 editorial and selected matter
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26

A BILL entitled An Act to extend the
provisions Of the Act Of January Ses-
sion, eighteen hundred AMI sixty-hse'
chapter one hundred and twenty SIX,
for The relief Of certain parties indebted
to The State. By ex'epliug the time. Tor
payment therein mentioned.
Section Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the TIME
limited for the payment of certain claims
due the State as prescribed in the sc' Of
January Session, eighteen hundred and
sixry6ve. chapter one hundred aud TWEEN.
ty.sx. be. and the same is hereby ex'eod-
ed until the FIST day Of April. eghtc'r
hundred and si1ty-sl1, and the pr"v's on
of he said ac, OF 1868. chsp'er l20, ane
of this act. are hereby intended ans maf'
10 apply to The said persons therein nance
who are iud, bed to the State for sums dl'
prior to tue first day Of august engineer
huudrcd and sixty one.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26

A BILL entitled IN Act to repeal Section
Is Of Article 20. Of the Code of Public
General Laws. relating 10 the Inspection
cf Records, and to re-enact the same
with amendments.
Section /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Mary land, That Section 10
of Article %, Of the Code Of Public Gen :
eral Laws, relating to the Inspection OF
| Records, be, and the same Is hereby re-
pealcd aud re-enactcd with amendments,
SO as to read as follows:'
1t shall be the duty of the judges of the
several courts of law and equity, at every
term to inspect the records aud papers CT
the Offices attachtd to their respective
courts relating to lands. tenements, or 9TH
er real estate; and examine the condition
thereof. and see whether the clerk of such
court has performed the duties required o.
him by law, relating to the recording OF
judgments, DEGREES. exccutonS, aud pro-
cecdlngs, and whether be has entered and
Transcribed the docket entries as required
by law. :.
And if it should appear on such examl
so delapidat, d and SO worn as to require
them to be transcribed. he shall order anc
direc, the clerk to tranScribe the same into
new record books which the clerk sha
procure for that purpose. and such ne"
records when so Transcribed shall be care
fully examined and certified by said clerk {,
and when SO examined and certified shall b'
substituted for. and become the records o
said court in lieu Of the worn-out records
aud the Mayor and City Council of tn
city of Baltimore, and the County Com
m;,siopers of the several counties respec
lively, shall levy such sum of money a
they shall deem fair compensation 10
the labor Of the clerk in making such neV
records -,
Section >. And be It enacted That thu
act shall take effect from the date OF II
passago
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26

\ BILL entitled An Act supplementary
to the Act Of eighteen HUNDRED and SIX
ty-hve chapter Dob, making an addition
al arpropra lou to the Antletam Ma
tiona Cemetery.
S, cti,n l. Be i, enacted by the General
Assembly Of Mary land, That the sum OF
eight thousand dollars, in addition to that
appropriated by the Act of which this is a"
suppl ment. be, and the same Is hereby
appr priated, for the purpose OF removing
the dead to, and of eucIoslng. laying OF.
ornamentlug and completing the work al
ready begun, and i'll progress on the An
tietan National Cemetery, ln Washington
county.
Section 2. .1nd be 1t enacted. That the
sum hereby appropriated Shall be shbJce'
to the same order apc be paid out OF the
Treasury in the slme manner and upon
the same limit,tious, thai are pre~crlbco
in>tha 18th section of the. Act OF eighteen
hundred aud sixty-6ve, chapter 2O3. tl
which this is supp Ieinent.
Sect Oh g. And be 1t enacted, That this
Act shall take effect FROM the date OF IT.
passage.