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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29
V'HE NEW REMED Y!
RELTUCK'S MBDICINAL
L sol BAU G. III COR ID / A l. F..

(UsQrHuAuGu Gaelic, hasgc, watcri 6dgh, hic.l
Specially recommended by the Htaic1i FaciWy ns
suneratiyc remedy for Cohi CouQhs Elections Of the
Yhr0rf and Luys, DVspcgiu Indigestion, Flgfuletry,
Chronic RiruAtfisni, Fclae Difficulties, General De-
and Rcil,ioa o5 ne system foa c1uscs,
lass az 1ig,ffc, AZ.
Tho beneficial effects resulting from the iudioieus use
OF pure and genuine article 81 bourbon llhiStey MS
tonic and Wtdnf particularly for cousumptve patients,
and persons exhausted from htgue facilitated by
prustutnE diseases want Of life and energy Ia the diff
crout functions OF the body has given unparalleled
reputation, having receive the sanction Of our fJ phg
sclaas, and the patronage Of most eminent c'tsfNs.
This Cordial owing 10 is absolute pUo1iess and sRYFt
city, wcl nom lis peculiar 0capf1fio for alt0ic1f
uses, has met with the most signal success, 1hf faet
fhat most Of the bourbon that East q ARTIFICIAL,
made by the Of poisonous dl7iQg hom - cent
ehiskCg and sold three dollars gallon, whore
6Ho bourbon Is north "a Louisville heafucky, Jthrce
dollars, 7Aoisaie, shows that in purchasing for mod
cal use, 0rert caution rs reqWsife
The pfoprotors o this Cordial have superior facilities
for obtaining IL dirci fion The Scotch farmers W Bur-
bon C0aHfy, kcAfuotV and the public may be assured
that IL Is worthy Of their confidence. is oNlg Ao
ise Of good and suitable article ttaf any benefit
result therefore, IN purchasing, great IrecaNoR nee
esgarg None genuine unless ne crifen Signature Of ~
2. REL TUCk Is op@ the cora Of eich ae'tlo, Price,
large bottles 70 cts.
" Z. RELrUcK & CO., Propreiors. Louisville.
Kentucky.
BURN. POSTER & Co, No | conhin, Boston,
Agents for the Eastern States
Sold BY niuggisis and ApoiheeaIies generally S7sm
l.. +. PIERCE Montpelier Special Agent foi Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29
Acgal Aottrrs.
(WARLEs SPALDING's EsTAT

(WARLES SPALDING'S ESTATE
The Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon.
Probate Court for the District Of Wellington, Commits
soncrs o receive cxamino and adjust AN claims and do
nands o a pers0us against tine estate Of Charles Spal
ding late Of Montpelier Ia said district deceased, rep
resented nsoyent, and the term Of sis months from the
l7h day Of April 1851 being allowed by said Court to
the creditors OF said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give Iouce, that We will at
tend 20 che duties OF appointment at the dwelling
house Of William W. Caldwell Ia Montpelier, in said
District the 4d Monday Of June and the third sat
urday OF October next, at o'clock, la the afternoon,
on each Of said DAYS.
G. W. STORRS, lc.,
WILLIAM W. CALDWELL, 90" 49,
Montpelier, Mayo 1871 59iw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29

CHANDLER n %.


Have received and opening their
NEW STOCH Of SPRING q SUMNER GOODS.
Comprising extcntvc assortment Of the most choice
and desirable articles Of their Importation and pre-
sentng altogether of the most attractive stocks
which they have ever exhibtod-consisung Of
Rich Siks, In the latest styles
Medium quality DO, complete assortment;
Nhltr's, In great variety
NHnfiN1s, new and beautiful styles
ERbf0derics very elegant assortment;
BrrcQcs and Grenadines splendid styles
Prints and JaooaotS, large assortment in the
sfylesi
Orgaades, " q"
Priafed and Plain Housseiine de LANES, large assort-
nent in the newest styles;
U0ueR DRESS Goods. full stock;
Good' for Bays Wear Of the best descriptions
Mourning Goods, "
H0Nseteepiny Goods, 3" 4" q"
Hosiery, Chores, &c., sc.
Purchasers Of Dry Goods are invited call at our
Enlistment when visiting the city, where il is believed
they will be able to make satisfactory selections, both
regards prices and quality and styles Of merchandise
CHANDLER q Co.
3l6w summer Street, Boston.
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n Coventry llHi inat., Simon iihu0k aul tlis
Al0u brown, both OF Wrsifold.
h r,achlu, May 3, Albert a. Kiddor aud Miss Mary
j. Bartlett, both of poucham.
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interview with Assistant Secretary Appleton.
The warrant was issued 10y Justice Cod
dard on O charge Of piracy, and was sworn
by DR.. Van Camp The charge is selling by
force of arms. and selling, large amount of
property belonging 90 passengers of the ship
Eudorus. in the harbor of Apia 1t appears
from papers filed la the department that on
the arrival of Mr. Jenkins there, lac formed
am Admiralty Court, styling himself Vice
Commissioner. appointed Assistant Judges.
Marshal, etc The property alleged TO have
been sacrificed amounted to about $40. 900.
while that of V. p. Chaplin and A. Van Camp
was over 100000 Mr. Jenkins was com
mittod to await the rcquisition Of the Cover
nor of New York, where the case must be
tried, ho having first touched the soil of that
state ON his return to the country
WAsurvGrov. May 2j.-,N New York her
od correspondence Commissioner Morse
will have am interview tomorrow with the
President and Secretary of state. He has
uo doubt bat that the pending dificultcs be-
tween New Grenada and the United States
will be amicably arranged the latter receiving
an Che satisfaction demanded for the outrages
at Panama, and ample security against any
future like occurrence.
Mcssrs Soulc and Slater left last evening
for New Orleans. ] understand that they
were successful with the President in accom-
pishing what they came for, viz the protcc-
ton of American interests at Nicaragua, and
the speedy rc-opcuing of that route. A sui-
hriout naval force will be kept at that station
90 protect American interests
r.......-,. Ma, Oh rbc ro,,rt of ,tc
-, i,;iis ocd oycrf,,rcs calling for
'''''''','. ~ n t.sorI, in ro,ord IN slay-
crv. caused sharp debate yesterday and was
made the special order for this afternoon
This morning communications were read from
tbo Concentration of Rhode Island. and the
Associations of New Hampshire and Wiscou-
s.D. taking strong ground against slavery.
,t,. p.... n. ,t..,.o,,
10y l'! ,, ', W.
- H.. ,,.l,s1
',''i p.. en- i. ',.'''
"'' '''' ''''
DEArH or Hos. JAMES BEII' Oh NEW
HAVrsutHE.--CoNcoHD' May zo' Hon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29

LPIN HAIR AIN,
a FOR
RENToRfNG GRiT HlIR no IT'S Original

fOLOR.
@ Warranted 10 cure Badness, seurf DandruG itch
ing and 400 diseases Of the skin. This Balm gives the
soalp and healthy action restores the cu0rng
matter 90 the roots OF the Hair which passes through
tlc Hair and gives 10 natural color without the Of
Hair Dye.
Hundreds OF preparations have been introduced pre-
tending 1 preserve the Hair and keep il from falling off,
composed OF Oils Alcohol, and other dolotcrous matCri-
ais. tud a o usc. Hair dyes have been introduced
that do mot give Che hair natural cnl1r, besides being
Chat O. preparation was needed 20 d1 what was required
for The HAIR the proprietor induced 20 experiment
until Doe could obtain article that would be- the exact
remedy, and after years trial has perfected this
Balm 10 is soothing and cmolent alays on irritation
of the scalp thereby stopping that troublesome itching.
II Dandru and Souri, and when the hair has turn
ed gray u will bring it hacs TO it, original color be Il
Black, Brown or Auburn. II makes the Hair soft and
glossy,-prcvonts 10 from falling off will be upon
using this Balm for only few days-liie will be given 20
the roots OF the Hair AVID growth viii appear
Growth does not take place 90 the end Of the Hair
will DE IN persons who have their Hair dyed. II
You examine gray hair that has been colored for week,
you will find towards the roots that the hair has out
gray. hence It is necessary have the fluid 40 the
of the hair healthy that the whole hair may be natural
color Each hair has in the skin, and is Of itself
hollow, gray tube through which there is constant
circulation of the pigment from the root When this
pigment coorng matter dies out, it leaves the hair
hollow and IL becomes gray To invent balm that would
produce this pigment has become the study Of the pro-
prctor. The discovery OF the pine Hair Balm win 30
IT, II Wall bring the hair 10 its natural color by making
anew the colorug matter IN the roots Of the hair
II is mistaken notion that oil grease will restore
the hair nothing can be more injurious. And Alpine
Hair Balm will restore the skin and save the hair Of
those who have been sick with fever any diseasc.
Prepared by G.. A. =. MASON, Providence. r.. l.
ID. 7. IVES CO., 81 Mix st., Boston, Mass, sole
/ agents for the United States and Cauades.
And General Agent for Delights Spanish Lustra.
For sale in Montpelier by T. f. SMITH, and l.. f.
PIERCE. 35Gm.is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29

(WARLEs' LONDON CORDIAL GIN

~ Is shown by the Records Of the Custom House to
DE the only London Cordial Gin IMPORTED and sold
IN BOTTLES, a otheriarc noyous mixtures made here in
imitation Of TO-
IL Is delicious tonic beverage, and by It's peculiar fla
hy al who use IT, IL is adopted with great in
cases OF DYSPEPSIA, GOur, RuEuuArIsN, DRoFsY,
GRAVEL, Cu0iic, CHOLERA, FEVER AND AGuE, brRc-
runs DISEASES OF TINE URINARY ORGANS, ErILEPsY,
Nc.
DE-. VALENTINE Morn Of New York, in a letter TO the
proprietor, SAYS.
tharles' L0adoa Coriiai GIN is the pyost, best. aud
most rel1bo Erfraot Of Jafiper haue seen
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by
an Druggists and Groccrs In the United States, and
also numerous posons olNed "iondon Cordial Gin
40 avoid them buy only CHARLES" Reject any
other offered i0 YOU, you alue your health Price
dollar ll quarts, cry eonts Cor pints.
EDMUND G., CHARLES,
80 3u4 Sole Importer, 40 Broadway, n Y.
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Marriagrs.

In Cabot May Q, Osmon V. Hooker and Miss Julia y.
Darling both Of Cabot Also, May ~, Mr.. VIM, ID,
Hooser, Of Peaohnm, and Miss Esther II Bickford Of
Cabot
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29

nANIEL NASH EST A T T. d.
IL STATE or VERMONT, Wellington District, ss
In Probate Court holden 40 Montpelier, n said dis
tnct, on the Doth day OF May, a. d., 1897.
Henry NJ NASH administrator the estate
Of Daniel Nash, late Of Dusbury, in said district,
deceased presents his administration for settle
ment Whoreupon, is ordered that the be rcior-
red 10 the ODD day OF June next, at the Probate or
fee In said Montpelier for examination and allowance
and that an concerned be notified hereof by the puhloa-
ton Of this order in the w. Waterman state Journal.
printed at Montpelier three weeks successfully
AZ may be- that they may appear and said time and
place, II they cause, object thereto
BY oidor Of court
n 3w Attest, T X. MERRILL, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29

TWho has been cured Of great Nervous Debility after
many years Of misery, desires 70 make known To all ie-
lowsucrcrs the sure means Of relief Address, oncos
ing stamp 20 pay return POSTAGE Mrs. MARY y. De
WITT Boston, Alass and the prescription will be sent
frcc, by next post. 1''M
HAVE YOUR PARLOR PAINTED
With stimsons Plrlor White Manufactured and
sold by STIAIsON, VALENTINE s. CO., So Broad ST.
Boston 4llm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29

o. GENUINE can Only be found at the
Ildinu Medieni Institute,
SO Bromfeld ST., Boston sample copy Of the "indiaJ
Arconn, edited by Rev, Geo. C.. Bancroft, sent free
ll2m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29

From Mrs Ingalls,. well known nurse in Boston.
Boston, Oct. 10, 1856.
Gcnts.-At your request md being highly pleased
with the effects of the restorative, am free TO state that
luy hl had become quite thin. and entirely trhHc have
or the os five years hccu n hc habit Of using dye, hut
herring % the extraordinary effects OF this article was
induced 90 try TO- 49, hair has been restored TO rs orig
u thickness and also 90 W former color which is light
brown. Very respectfully, MitA lNdALlS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29

ln, Fairbanks
er st., Boston.
.ontpeliers j..
Son, ST. Al
A. CSpcar,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEbRIFUoE WINE.
IN QUART BOTTLES.
DpRR~RRD n n Hn1O - IN EAHH

~ ~ 618 NV wv ~ u - - o01A
sTNHK greatest edicue ever discovered for the
i Of Yevrr and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
and all blio0s dseases This valuable medicine has
now b en- before the public for s.vrrAl years, and
there b. better evidence Ofer~d o: Its eMcacy
than ts extensive SALE and censtz ntly asiDg
reputation and this u owing to its having pecfo
Of the most wonderful aud Astonishing cures
that have ever becn known Being purely vtg's-
BIZ free srum all foreign dsiet 1ous mineral CONT
pound, Febrifuee Wine may b. taken with the ut
inst civ rndcr almost any Circumstances. II
.tre l1- he stomach, tnvig0ratss the syslen and
rn,i- !. - vrnts the lsnguor and prostIstton Vi
st.'rs.n sLieh alwsye attends Fever aud Aeu., and
ill ii,a diseases. Il moi only brcaks he cf Ills and
checks NJ fever but removes the dseasr III the Liv
er and other oegans. ca Whtch the Chill snd Fever
dspsuds The thouSsads who have ssec the F~bri-
fs0s Wise nerd further evidence OF It's virtue than
~ happy restorative reect. 1t Is truly wonderful
ne'iisiue, and OPERATES on the system like charm
Th Arst second dose Of PebrtfuGe Wine Oreaks the
chile, aud continued according 70 the directions,
removes the dieease permanently from, the system.
and .sv-s the bUiy In . healthy condition. Thosr
psssens Who are AFFLICTED with Fever aid Aguc ~ any
form of bilious discs,cs, are recommended to Give
ihis valuable medicine fair trial Which Is oil that
10 cSssry to insure succrss, and convincr all VI IT.
thc p1blc CestiAcates Of the highest rssprctsbiliy
night b. prcscut~d 10 suhsantate ell that 10 claimed
In 4. bhaf but will b. left 10 Int roduc tself-tG
stand or fall upon It's own merits.
Caution 10 the Public.-Be sure that tn. nam' Of
the proprietor, Jonn WixER Is In hio own handw n
ting, on thu PromissoSy Note, which IL attaches: q
thr bottom VI each engraved label on the b'ttes.
Sold .. retail BY Druggists and Merchant ,,ery-
Whsre.
All vho,esaic orders mus, be dirs tel % John y.
ner, q Maiden Lane, n. r., VI TO M, + B~ldw In
whlessle drugGists, ChiosEo.
Lid wholesale and retail by xr-srs
ALvORD L VAN PArTRN,
g1o-dkwly Davrnport low.
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EMPORIUM CLOTHING STORE.
SAMUEL. PERlRY,S
MERCHANT TAILORING

New Goods! New Goods!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
.NevcIsNMS Tailor,
.th0lesale snd' Retail Dealer
Ready .USySJe CyOshissg.
Cloths, Cdssimeres, Vest,ngs, Gents
Furnishing Goods md Zailors'
Trimmings,
As Just returned from the East. with one IL tn.
"A largest aud best selected stocks Of eo.ds ever
Mered Tor sale 10 this market, consisting 10 part o.
tue following articles
0rOadCl0Shs.
English French, German anA Amer
lean. Of the anest quality snd latest
style Of goods.
Csssisses-es.
English. French and American Of
every variety Of style, color and
quality.
white Darsrilles. Maialasse white
London, Figured Tinsel and coiorsd
silks, Fancy and Plain Silk vslv~,
Fancy Silk and Linen. italian Silk
1renadine, Satin, Italian Cl.th,
SILK Piush. and Faucy Csshmesss In
great variety.
rercoSSiss0.
Black. Blus and Brown Broadcloth.
Union. Whitn,y, and Pilot Cloths,
Fancy, Blue, Brown and Mulberry
Castor beaver. Canada mixed and
sstsrs Of the latest Imports.
Ready JMade.
Overcoats, Ovcr.sscks, Surtouts,
Reefing Jackets and Talmas Prock
and Dress Frock Coats Of oil quail.
Ties and siy.ss; silk. velvet. Plush,
CIoth Cashmere and Valencia Vests
Casinett, Saainett double and twist
fancy an. plain Cashmere and Doe
skin pant Denim and Guernsey
Frocks, wrappers and 0veralls.
~ ''s'A';ss |g... Goods %. -,,.. .,,. 49,,
corded and Paris bosom, fancy col.
ored shirts, With common and polka
wristbsnda; string, De Orsey, cosd-
60 byron, POLKA and lap Collars,
Neck Ties, Stocks fancy aud slain
Cravats; 3oves-white blsAk and
eolored kid, lined buck. cloth Ches.
tssheld. Aberdeen, Berlin Union,
and 0srnsu and Fur Gsuntiets;
wool, merin0 and cotton Hose; white
cad fancy linen and FAX Handler
chiefs; embroidered lambs vor,
whi'e and mixed merino and sir
Wrappers and Drawers; Wool Nttts
ocarfs. Mu6lsrs, Gents Shavls and
shawl Pms. umhsellrs, Csrpet sks,
and al other articlea usually kept hy
the trade. oil Of which ere respect
fully submittei % the exanlnstior
Of customer
An early eau VII! will secure choice selections
nDWARD ALDEN,
Second street. opposite IL Clsire Row. psvenpovt.
Iva (seswesn Main and Brady septA-dtf.
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CLOTHING.


The Holidays are Csnlng.
+" -,.5
yer
60
Cosas
CoU,..
Oooss.
Coats.
OseFcosts,
OyeTcoaf-,
Overcosis.
Overcoets,
Ovescosts,
Overcbats, Overcosts,
Overcosfs, Overcoets,
Ov.rcost-, OsrScoa,s,
Oyssr.Ats, Overcos,s.
Os-rcosis. Oyercuats,
Overcost-, OvcroDsfs, OvercOsfs,
Ovcrcoa,s. Overcosss, Overcoats,
Ovcrcosts OvercOAts, Oyercoats,
Ov'Tcosts. Overcosis, Overrosts.
Uyercosts, Ovetcostx, (DyerSosia.
ovsrcost-, OvercDsis. Ovcscoais, Overcast
Oy.ro'.ts, overoosts, Oyei ca&fs, Overcost-,
Overc"ais, Overcnsts, Oyercusts Overcosts,
o'ereosis, overceA's. ov'tcoa,-, Ov-scoatr,
A. Drake L Cos Main street
Al Drake Co.'S, Main ST. ect,
Az Drak~ 1 Co's. Main street,
At DrsSe Co.'S, Main street,
Al DIakr Cos. Main str.-t,
West side. between Front Aad Seconi
The amount Of Oy.rcoats
Cheap and Fine Dress Frock Costs,
Oh ap and Rth Velvet vests
CHI and Pine Cas- nierc PANT
CONTAINED in this extensive stab >hment il i'm
m-n,e. Not one man III a hunir 4 fails to be
nited and suited. in every respect; FOR ~
regards pfic', DRAEE b Co. Hatter them.
Ciyss that ,hsy and 10 undersen
every other Clothiei In thu City Of
Davenport. W. would call aiten-
tuh 10 the following, among the
great vari ~ Of qualities and
STYLES Vi Clothing, u b. found
at our sales-rooms
Handsome black cloth Rzglsns and Sur
tputs; besutiiul beaver Surionss and
Raglan; excellent pilot Ovcrcoats; Pc
ter sham Overoosis; Canada gray Over
coats; Nggrrhesd aud I.onskin RsRlsns:
Whirlpool k"fseymere, mixci beavrrs, Sc,
black fancy cloth Frocks, WILL mad. and Trim
mel; tn nntst custom madc Dress Frocks: black
skin. cloth ani Cashmere Pants; any number
OF fancy cashmere Pants; rich MORE antique silt
Vests; three thousand v.Ivet, cloth csssin,er e
and other vests; blxck Cloth suits livery gent.ci
J DRAKE co. west side VI MAIN STREET
between front and Second. dec92iu
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WILSON A.1RLET.
WHOLESALE GROCCRN.

vST OFFICE BUILDING,
Davenport, Iowa.
TE.4S!! TE.dG!!!
Halt Chests Imp"reris,
Young Hyson and Gunpowder;
20 half chests OOlong and Oouchons.
200 Guides FROM To 10 lbsl
80 Boxes Palm snap;
lObox-s vsricgsted Sosp:
10 boxer shaving sep;
boyeS Transparent Sosp;
b boxes Castle SoaL.
80 boxes Pickles,
100 Aoxes Tomato, sup, md P.prs.
loo h,xes u vsrious brands Of choice Tobscoo;
10000 Cuba sizes Cie.rG
$4,000 Imported CisA
boxes No and scaled Herrins,
20 bbls new MAckerei,
% half bbls hackcrel,
kits MAokc,rl fs family Use
eOis AMI kegs OF Aolasses:..
~ hhds Of Sugar;
- t1re.
20 bols Of btr d App.s;
20 Sack u drn-i P'-scn~,,
100 bnx.s Rsissns;
Is bbis s-S'd Mute;
800 s.oxes sss'd 0lss>;
\aOk, g. as~'t n ails;
Gov rumbcrs
SPIRES Of ali k.L''s.
Wood and wilIw walr:
Brush =, IL 81.
90 bhl- C,,irr vinraar.
roerther with large stock u other ssticiss oil Of
which We viii sell On reasonable terms.
eI2tN WILSON HARl.IY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

WHHR6AS on the first day Of January. A. d.
W 1855 Henry Arp executed unto Austin I orhin
q Trustee. = certain deed Of Trust CONVEYING 10
said Trustee the land IN Scott county escr,bs6
~ follows "a wit: The west fractional hals Of H..
northwest quarter Of 20 tim No. (e In township
NO. seventy. light 1y north a range No. thrre ~
ssV o. ne Ssh ?. T., WtlcA said convsyAace was
Cy tns SAID Henry Arp fos the purpss q securing
~ pAymses OF ~ eettain pfoniDsovy hoesp and the
lntervs thereon, sigaed b seid ueery Arr ~ 10.
HSaiM Lnee. oessd the arst aAy o. yanussy. a, b
80 oes psyehle % 1sjiews: @ ~ an al q
SseaAty leeJ eos thirty duilass .aae MAO ~ ~
e srsss wese aMsrvafds ssos1sed s. ". Y. 6Aireoh
see esgsasl 49, sAsssss 8 ~ nclss,i ~ =
eev ~ porty y latesSs9.
-. 1s1 ~ ~ esss'.sA asse Asv..s Isssa.
s sss.:s s.:a :. - 8. .sss. zs.:;a oass:a
tAae y vetss = the power vAIsA IL q ~ vssssS II
49, 49, & trust vt.eA oatHlday - ~ ~, ~
veevuery 4. 4 loes ~ ~ Aesr oe jee o'seS n ~
etsfncea e ssid day, - H. CouN lesn dsop II ~
~ 81 DovoopOse expseoAaA - lpr sale q - ~
oooGe, IL pogeGoos NOD ohovo AaeoeneA q = 6S2
sAessse - sAell - s0ooAe y satisfy 81 pay ths
eeaos - sa1 nels U11A ~ nAssess sheeepS 10 ME
~ Il sals. eetAss vjtA q - $50 - sspsoses
eeee41ns ~ sa1 eests es ~ no4,ss "a rssset1
~ Upea ~ ceaADaeoaA eeeNeA aaSa ID YIN b
evo y aasee1ea0 VIII - stDaloejei q - -
= Ssuee e9sgao IN - 1S6s0 iials - ~ issse
- - ~ = ~ pageAes1e.
49, - I'M ~ = SlapAst. 4. b. iosS.
Sss AUUsSu 0oA183, 4sNsess.
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INSURANCE.


T0E CHICAGO CITl'
INSURANCE COMPANY.
o11oC8. asso Ne. .. Mas .ie rsapas
DsarAosSs st., IA N.SG0
CAPITAL STOCK, $l6OyOOO
Directors.
1pnuMD CAMPBELL. !lsAAC COOK.
.0KORGk HULs.
oHoCoxn.
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HEHRy CHAPMAN, Tress'r.
.. \. 0SLoEaT. OsnervI Axrn, aud surveyor
Ms Company vas ORGANIZED On tine 2,h dsy II
March, a. v. 1894 unier Special Charter from the
Lsgisistusv VI Illinois, aud business COMMENCED under
~ most favorable auspices. its estsbl hmrn' has
bssn ntae nrsN aud rciAbls basis, and n view ~
ns stab>usy sousainess aud psrmssency RANKS
- " nrst Insurance Companies In tn country. To
ssose sssiross VI 1sos~ctias tn AGAINST Ls-
~ es@.se fs Or psrils u TIN va they b's irsv-
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MONS stone 4 witt, Cleveland, o
Williams = AU-ry, Cbioaso
Norton L Bro,her,
% 8aoOe nasnsr,
A. .. Darsnd Prrs,t Racine 4 Miss P.nroai
era. u, kotthrup, Cssh'r Mac. 90 0att
W@. ?. Lynis. E.Q, AiisAukee.
U. COnrVe, ksa. Racine.
00sry IsrpAG, Prest Chicago 4 Il. l.. Railroad.
4. Gilbert, Cash Cum bank, Gtfcsxo
osS ?. RhOdrs. M, Cleveland. q.
Mon. John u. Drcsla, T:rA-'r Of state, Cvlun,bus
Tess Camph~ii, ESQ. Springfield, III.
u00. 3 Chatnberiin, st. l,,uis, No.
0essTs. wslsworih. Wells l. Ssye9ntore, Chic ago.
1essSs. J. u. barch l. Co., Chicago Bauk
Mon. WIN. 4~siil, Governor oi Ohio.
0~ssrs. q. W Ssser Co., Chiesu,,
% Judd, nsaith 1 Pratt, Dixon, III.
Va. blanchard, ksq, Morris. III.
0S0. WIN. Trsvitt, Ssc'y Of State, Ctlun,bus,O
4sssSs. u. &. no. &. Cu1k 4 Co., Rockford ~.
u. wheeer, = SYn, Aurora.
Neaatah % ~, NO. Buffslo, N Y.
Wm. y. Puxiy, ksa., SprinGnsld,.
8Oo. = " nSrity, Jwige JupteBe Court, AAnsnrld;
Gen. !. Curn, Springfield, H.
s.chssd isers, Esq., II Louis, No.
H. FIELD,
Agent Al Davenport and Rock fsiani
OFtiCk, Davenport, Al the STATE DEM0cRA,
Once. Post Once Building, brady Street.
July SIT