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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08
RESIGNATION OF MAJOR BARTLETT

RESIGNATION OF MAJOR BARTLETT
1he Freeman says:
We learn that the resignation of Major
carilett Of the VT. Cavalry, which we no
pced yesterday, was occasioned by the sick
/ sess OF his family, his wife and only child
tcelng SO ill as to demand his constant atten-
sion. He endeavored to get his leave of ab-
sence extended, and failing in that was COM
PEELED to give up his commission.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON. MAY 2. 1862. (

SIR Il have the honor to state for
your information that the mails are allow
ed to pass to and from New Orleans and
other places which, having heretofore
been seized by insurgent forces, have
since been recovered and are now reoccu-
pied by the land and naval forces of the
United States. 1t is proper, however, to
add that military surveillance is main
tained over such mails, as far as the Gov
ernment finds it necessary for the public
safety. am, Sir, your obedient servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, May 5, 1862. {

SIR Il have the honor to state for the
information Of your Government, that a
Collector has been appointed 5y the Pres
ident for New Orleans, and that the nee
essary preparations are being made to
modify the blockade SO far as to permit
limited shipments to and from that and
one or more other ports, which are now
closed by blockade, at times and upon
conditions which will be made known by
proclamation. l am, Sir, your obedient
servant.
WILLIAM III. SEWARD.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08
SECRETARY WELLEs ON CoNrRA

SECRETARY WELLEs ON CONTRA
BANDS. The following instructions have
been sent to the Flag Officer of each of
the blockading squadrons:
Navy DEPARTMENT, Apr. 80, 1862.
SIR:-The approach of the hot and
sickly season upon the southern coast of
the United States renders it imperative
that every precaution should be used by
the officers commanding vessels, to con-
tinue lthe excellent sanitary conditionsof
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08

iHE PUBLIC DEBT.-Report is that Sec
ietary Chase says the average daily expen-
sss ~ OF the war have been exaggerated, days
u extraordinary expenses having been ta-
Zen as basis of estimates for the whole
iae estimates the total debt on the 1st OF July
st about 5000 10000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08

10 One hundred and fifty influential
itizens of Nashville have signed call
hr meeting to take. into consideration
neasures for restoring the former rela-
Hons of Tennessee to the Union "
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08

r. - Commodore Foote lies off Fort
"nght, but is doing nothing. Hollins is
|t; ,elu 10 be there continuing bis prepara-
rOns TO attack the Federal feet, and
|lHuaiy IT, boasting that he will sink it all
:. :. Inis is SO, it cannot be that Hollins was
~ edmond last week. as then reported
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08
vINDICATION OF GEN. SMITH.

states that the charges brought against
Gen, VIM. f. Smith have called forth the
following letter TO the Hon. Solomon
Foot, U. S. Senator from Vermont. 1t
is signed by all the Vermont Colonels in
the action of the 10th, Captain Ayers,
chief of the artillery of the division, and
other officers who were nearest to Gen.
Smith on that day, and therefore the best
able to efiectually retute the groundless
and cruel accusation made against him.
CAMP IN THE FIELD
Opposite Lees Mills, Va, Ap'l 25, '62.
Hon. SOLOMON FooT, U. s. Senator
Sir We the undersigned, officers COM
manding troops in the field in General
Smiths division on the day OF the late ac-
tion at Lees Mills, the 9th inst. having
seen the remarks Of r. Morrill,, of Yer
mont, in the Iouse OF Representatives on
the 22d inst in which he states that the
commanding officer on that day was in
state of inloxication, and otherwise refec-
ting on him, and knowing that the state
ment and reflections are without tounda-
ton in truth, and that Mr.. Morrill, must
have been imposed upon, take this means
of uniting in and communicating this dis
tinct denial.
The same letter contains the following
explicit denial of the charge from Brig.
Gen. Keyes, which is but one of a large
number volunteered by officers of every
grade, including Gen, Mcclellan, eager
to vindicate brave General -
Headquarters, Fourth Army Corps, !
April 26, 1862.
Brig, Gen, Vim. T, Smith, Commanding
Dtnsson: e..
The reports in the newspapers that you
were drunk on the 10th inst, during the
affair between some of your troops and
the enemy at the one-gun battery are, in
my opinion, entirely groundless.
was in close conversation with you
and Gen. Mcclellan at your headquarters
till within 40 minutes of the time when
the companies of the Vermont Regiment
crossed the water and entered the enc
my's works. At the time | took leave,
you were not at all excited by drink. l
speak positively, because | have long
known you intimately.
| remain very truly, yours,
G. D. KRYEs,
Brig. Gen Coming 4th Army Corps.
1t is understood that Gen. Mcclellan
has addressed letter to Pres't Lincoln,
which contains the broadest and fullest
denial possible OF the charge of intoxica-
ton, in which the Commanding General
speaks of Gen. Smith as one of the the
best Generals in the army, and refers to
the SANDER in question in language as
spirited as warm in defence of a compan-
ion in arms,
REoPENING OF SOUTHERN PoRTs.-
The following two important circulars have
been addressed to the foreign ministers, an
nouncing the reopening of communication
with Southern localities, reconquered from
the insurgents:
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"Tho PEN is Mishuor than tho
sword"
The GOldeu-.T6e Best OrallPens.
AOETON's uOLn fENS
The Best Pens In the world.


OS RrcuFr OF ANY OF INA FOLLOWING
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sTibsT vii end BY TViurn VI uaiL " 0thsrvts -
directed, Gold rvn " lehA itloeftng ~ iant 80
e,r4ip5 T. dis1tpssaA, vie,
GOLD PMS WITHOUT CASES
Tot = cents the Mays Pee; W = srn,s, lhs LusAy
Frhi tE " watts tAu AlNays llsa1y Iva iof itepnt
the kirEanl ftn aud isT 81, the kIcViaet fsn,
he siist art, NuA I, = 4, band q
- aANE PENs rs siLVGRFLATED EGrEN.
SION CASES, WITH PENCILS.
For - csEi. the MAsis Pea. iot sgsals The LucGy
I Pen. Go 81, the AlNays Ready ptu; w tisA, the
ESgAtt Pyh; ADD ~ iLso the EietlsiUT fsn. rArss
Arv Sranishsi, ECssi Uritisr Gcli Pens, Siih lTi.
du.mir ps'sia ihaA'srsr SraF Vt ven zoe oivh'SA
vii Tar cutlasl gtuss II lhs bssi Steel rvna
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Points afs NARRATED ilT tiN noblha except against
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brug The smallest No the largest adapted ioT the
plsktti No The smallest ani Nv. " The lAfgral
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/ liam Mite Of Al ,its' ani qualities short Nils u
i Noa I, 8, & and : Ayr mAds cbly " hr, quality,
GOLD PISS, WITHOUT CASKS
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/ Pen, N quality.
Tof No area, l,i quality, OF No. PSu. -
quality, OF No I Pea, 81 Su,lly.
foT u IS, = Nc, 5 Psn, ist quality, OF q No Pea
"a quality or = No, Pcn, 81 qnality.
! for ilb0, No I Pen, 1t quality, Vt = No. Zen,
"a quality, VI Ne. d Prh. "a qualify
lof his, = Ne, Pen, lbt quality, OF . No, PEG,
dquAnU.
~ = -, ANV,0 ~, -. gNS'
THE SAME GOLD PkNb, WITH sllNkk GNTkN
| sion CAsAs, WITH PENCILS.
Fot 90 aNo, Fen, lot quality, or Nc, Fec.
FsrUfb, q Nc. ? Pen, l,t quality, or No. Pen.
ID quality, or NO Pen, Sd quality,
ior s., a M len, lot quality, Ct No, Fen, ~
| quality OF NOS Pen, ID quality.
for $50, No. Pen, lst quality, or No, Pen
~ quality, Of No, Pen, % quality.
FOR ~ AAo. Fen, lat quality, OF No. Pen, "a
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G. W. JOHNSON & SON.
Missouri Mining Company

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861,
CAPITAL sTOCK.................S5OO
EHIs COMPANY is FORMED FOR THE pUR.
i Pose Of advancing the great mining inttrcatSN
our State. We do not profess 10 be governed by
purely philantlrOpe motives Nv initiating this ELL
terprse. We believe that the stock eau " made 10
pay large dividends aud Vt the aAb time more real
good accomplished and greater progress bnds 10 de-
Teoplng aud making known the Astonishing mineral
wealth OF MinOuTi, than by the use Of i've times the
amount Of capital Invested In any other buEnSaH
We shall mike the Office Of our Company tcn.
pste mining bureau Of the mineral resource G the
State. We have power under our ehAtttI u ur
cilhso and Esll mineral lands wherever l5Snici In
Missouri. Great inducements will be offered to cap
itallsts and mining adventures, who dedr0 TO pur.
chase and work paying mines, by dealing with this
Company.
We respectfully solicit the attention Of ali who
have mineral Lands for sale 10 Send Us statement
Of the same describing the kind Of minerals on their
lands thOnumbCr ofAcres the location, and the low
eat cash price they willing to take for sald lands
WeAhali work only fueh mines ~ pay largely, but
shall open and prove mostu the lands WeIell. The
books for subscription 10 tile stock are now open Ut
the Office OF the Company, Main street, northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merchants bank, entrance
NO. ~ Loeuii1trtot All who feel an interest 10 this
business, and lave money, will do we'll to call and
snbsertbe. Those Wishing stock, living out Of the
city, eau secure II by enclosing ten per cent ofth
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
DiEEGToGI;
Henry D. Bacon, E'q7 Matthew Butler, Isl,
AlIrod GhPpy 20? LIB. HarWoOd. Esq,
L.V. Bogy, I'm, Joseph Payne, ESQ.,,
Henry D. Bacon, L.v. Bogy.
". BUTLER, TreU. ALFRED CLAPP, PrePt
The above prospectus has up to this date been
publinhed 10 only one Of our leAdug papers for ten
days. No extra tiforiA to get stock takeh have been
made; yet the public 20 well appreciate the sound.
BeEa Of the enterprise that over two hundred thouS.
and dollAra Of the stock has already been taken We
would briefly state that the shares are SO EACH paid
IN full, Wtlbut further liability transferable ~ do.
livery; regtoTtd only when dividends are received
Any perOn having money TO spare, can, by the pur.
chase Of shares IN the Missouri Mining Company
make an Investment that will pay largely, and hold
stock that lsreadIly converted Into cash WhoutIoRS
All communications TO the President promptly
81. L1gi., No. March u. 1871.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

EINHB sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have
i been taxed their utmost to produce this best,
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Vulnerable proofs are shown that these PIlLS have
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they are a. the same time, In dininished doses, Tia
safest aud best phyac that can 10 employed for
children. Being sugar coated, they are pleasant to
tRke aud being purely Vegetable are free from any
risk Of harm. CurOa have been made which suTpaiI
belief we're they not authenticated by men Of such
exalted position and character Rs to forbid the S.
pieion Of untTuth. Many eminent elergJmen and
HhyaieiAns have lent theii names 10 certify TO the
public the reliability Of my remodles while Others
have ssnt me the assurances Of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute inmepsely 10 the relief
Of my AFFLICTED, suffering felloW.men,
The Agent below named Is pleased 10 furnIh grat-
e my American Almanac, containing directions for
their use and certificates Of their cures Of the FOL.
owing eomplAintIs-
CoStlISnesa, Bilious Complaint, RbruuatI,za,
prupy, Heartburn. Headache arising FROM foul
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and stimulating the system, cure many complaints
which y would not 30 supposed they could reach.
sneh ~ Deafness Partial BilndueAs, Neuralgia and
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Or curative powers TIE Ilek want the best aid
there Il for them, aud they should have Il.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
9VHDLDI 10
LOCATED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrIeS-Stu.,
HALTIMORE Nm
FOUNDED, 1851.

Cor. Baltimore and ChRrleB-StI.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
THIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and nourlAhlng condition. Twice du
ring the last has 1t been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the IN
erVaSing number Of ltudgntL representing nearly
every State 10 the Union.
II now occupies ono Of the most conpleuous and
dssirnbly located buildings In the city Tho room,
furnished
The advantages and facilities here offered to yOups
men desiring 10 qualify themselves properly Tor the
various duties Of the Counting Room, or to obtain
Thorough Practical BufihGTJ EdWcdtiGn generally are
unsurpassed in any particular, by any similar sstab
lishmsnt In the United States.
FACULTYt
Elk. L0sIBR,
PTtndpAl-Leeturero on the Science Of AecouptS Com.
meTce, Buuineaa Customs, etc.
IN. PHILLIPS,
Professor ofthe Theory and Practice Of esplns
AndCommSrieAl Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Book. Keeping.
NC. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and ornamental Psnmnn,hi,
8. 7. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on MercantIlsLav
REV. r. YRATEs REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES;
Hon, JaO, ,. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vaasaat,
I"s-L 80 "'N' M II heiEhleri .ESqt
'G SI rust Esq7 VIM. knAbe, EEq,
The College Is provided with Commercial Library
Of Standard Works expressly for the use Of the stI
rately instructed.
There being no vacation during tn. year, STUDENT.
Th3tinS g,uillyrequirOd toeonplssSthS fulleour,s
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
a large and Beautifully ornAmentsd Circular, con.
aiming upwards o. slx SQUARE IEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College. yaTonI
Characteristic designs PeumRnshIp, Ge sent BY mail
free charge, accompanied With giving full
BALTIMORE Nd
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The present critical state Of European affair will
render these publications unusually lhterpStlg dur
lnS the iortheosiinE year. They will occupy mid.
ule ground between the hastily written news-items
crude spcculatons, and Tying ruu,nrs Of IN DALI
Jourpal and the ponderuls tome OF tho future Iii.
toran written amer the living Interest and excite
ment Of the great political events Of the lime nan
have passed away, ltislo these Psrioiicais thar
readers must look for the only really ineligible anJ
reliable history OF enrrent events and as such, IT.
addition TO theIr vel established literary ,cirntIdt
aud theological character, We urge them upon IN
consideration Of tho reading public.
The receipt Of Advance sheets from the
Brltiah publuheIs gives additional value 10 these
Reprints, inAsmueh aS they can now be placed iD
nal editions.
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gAIg gulelIlgruter.
PUF IT THRouGH.

Gene irtsmsn ., ,ns lard,
Cone meet the laIt dsmandl
Here's . piece Of work 10 hand,
Pat Il through
Hsfta Z lOg acrusi The way
We have stumbled 90 all day,
Here's plougb.Ihhrs 10 The clay,
Pot It through
Here's GeouuiFy lbar6 bali free
And II waits fpF you sad ne
To saw what he fate shall be,
Patti through
While one traitor thought rsmAins,
While Ons spot ilS bahnef stainI,
But one llBk Of all iu chains,
Put II through
Hear ou1 brothers In the field,
Steel your SWordI a. theirs are stselsd
Learn TO WELD The srms they WELD,
Put IL drought
Lock tue shop aud lock The store,
Chalk this line upon the door
aHF"s "nlistrd for the war
Patti through
For the biHhrigbI yet uaS'ld,
For the history yet uniold,
Por tho future yet lntoIled,
Pot Il through
Lest your children poinl with shame,
On the fathers da,trd fame
Who gave up nations name
Put 1t through
Father AbrAm, hear Us cry
I'VE can follow, W. can die
Lead your children then aud try
Pat II through
Here's a work Of God Lilf done,
Here's the kingdom Of His Son
With its triumph, jast begun
Put Ii through
Father Abram, that man thhves
Who with every weapon strives =.
Use nur twenty million livesl
Put 1t through
IT'S 10 you the trust is given
TIA by you the bot J., driven,
BY the very God Of Heaven
Drive It through
BotoH Daily Adrrts,r -
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel.
ing Rail Road.
Ia


AfR
ms AND AFrEH MONDAY, May Sth, $50, PAs.
~ sengcF TrAina will leave bridgeport - Oi.out,
tsundays sEeOptsd;)
10 IS A. VI. Mall Train, stopplhg At all stations, AZ
ri'ea at fittabuTsh 1t 3si5 ?. 81, and
Cleveland At COPY 81.
10! NJ EtPtt'' Tran, stopping at all stations,
arrives II Pittsburgh at 500 T. NJ
lGlb = NJ. kEpTcss rrAin, arrive, at lTttGuurgh a,
~ A. NJ. Ani Cleveland At Wis A. ".
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At VS. A. N. and 5l5 p. M..nr
nye At Bridgeport at I55 ?. ~, and Us AN
Lave Pittsburgh at Loo A, NJ, 6:u0 A. ". and
100 T. NJ, arnve at Bridgeport al i:bt A. NJ, IO2
A. ". and t.6j pm.
Connections are made a. FOIIOWII
A Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania q. II. Lor Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phila,
drlphlA, New York aud Boston
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dusky, Toledo, Detroit Chicago AMI
all points In the SOEIH WEsT. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson.
Chicago and the NORTH wEsr. With
Cleveland Erie r. X. Tor Erie, Dun.
XIX, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland. Columbus CiucinuAil ipr
CTestllne, Delaware, Columbus aud
Cincinnati.
AZ Hudson with the Q. 2, &C. II. H. for cuyAhogu
FalI', Akron, NillsT'burgh aud WO6S.
Az Alliance with p. II. W. 4 C. R. r. for Canton,
MlsaillOn, Wooster, Salem, Enou, Co.
lumbus &c.
AtStoubenVille with =. Q. &C. Line and Az B.tlIi,
With CO. o. R.R for ZAnesVills, New.
ark, Columbus, XsDia, Dayton, lndI.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville.
st. Louis, 81. Joseph aud ali points
w.gt and South West
EIeursiOn Tickets to Pittsburgh and return ta7S.
Fare always low, aud time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
and hast eau 10 procured At the office under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling Va, or with Freight
AEent At bridgeport station.
Freight contracts will DO made at lowest rates 10
auy poht accessible BY this road aud IL connections
TO the East, North, West aud Northwest, At once
under MLnte IOnse, orWlth IT. Agent At bridge.
port station. WA. D.TERkY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
u. D, WILLIAMS, Agent,
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President. e'''''N'
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio RAILROAD.
lIiIlt0a51sA
WIFI % IIIE D Z o. q 3. % 1
Mauula, ssth Iuaa. 80. [

aN9z
OTTICE W the BAUkhCUt
NHEtua0, zsth Juas, tsas
DCsiNEss being fuliy ruIamsd % the Baitlnlts
ID 1 Ohlo Ealifuad, ths cnntahy having thufuarh-
troohstFuctsd ths bisAki u ~ traek 40 bFidru
uH4sf 0otsrhmsst pfvteciioa, The nd thoSpuEhly
Add sDngistsly guarded b. 0osunnsai tToyts, Nlli
% aBl ansr tie 18Th JuBs rua tHD lhfoaSA taasn-
ger lFaiEa 40 sontlass thsH fall sauipHoai Ia The
irahspottAls9o u tJhnAgs.
SlaiEasEh scaIDru
DPIrh
LEAVE WHEELING daily, at 1910 A. \; Bsn.
uo0i, loJ) NJ, dFafl0h, aS9 ?. "; New CIrsk,
~ =. = cumtsrlaOd, E15 r. NJ; NASiinsbuFE.
s.9 a. ~ unp,rsISrrJ, ali A ~ GTi.s a. Bal
R,isziaS,
LEAyR BALTIMORE At o p. ~ NArtinsbufE.
M 2, CgmhsriAhi, A. ~, GrAitoa II A. n 4.
Bsnuo9d. tl5 r. ". arrive 81 Hhsslibg go =. N.
D-PrrL
ne 'geand train viii depart daily, except saiuT.
days, 81 90 p "; Grafton, l23J AN. NSs Cryek,
- A. ~. CanbetAni, 40 a. ~. 1larhnsbarE,
lvlb " llarpstd Eerry, li3l3 4. NJ; WAshiHG'
ton Junction, ats .. N; arrive AZ Baltimore At a.
Pm.
R,iupniHg,
LEAVES BALTIMORE, 6:ls A NJ; Harpsr's Fer
~, lao A. NJ. MartiuSbarg Is Pm Cumbsr,
lad, t;l2 = " Olklin :, US Y. 81. GFhft0u lisll
y " hsnuo"d, A. Nj a. rive at Wheeling 5.9J
W.P. SMITH, Mater Transportation.
L. ". COLI, GENERAL Ticket Astht.
IOiN RlNd, ia, Auditor.
A. DlFFEY, G,n. sup't u Trans ,ortailoH.
J.f. WILLARD, Superintendent, Cumberland.
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- vi NANNAAA NAlN AaNN ANAFA = NaAAllalA ~ -
llrAhes . us that he tSusai-s u Oh, ,. {. ATKR
CO. q LouslL lAyoTs AaTulpAfillA, PnlA Age
Care. aud Chem huctofAll have besn igund u ~
nsdieines 81 gTvai sAeslonts, And worthy The COO
hasSes q The sOnnuniiy,
HON. JAMES COOK, ,O,r,,, ,,,,
M.yOt VI NASHUA, y. L.
Nsyot q MANCHESTER, Nh
"O'' ''n' A''O''' Mayor .. CONCORD, \. II.
on. A. H, BULLOCK,
D''' SAM ''' Mayor If SALEM, MASS.
HON. ,. " LINCOLN Il, a,,., Of BOSTON. MASS.
ave. w. - N' S:JSr Of PROVIDENCE, X. Il
HON, AMOS ". PRENTICE,
Mayor q NORWICH, CONN
-''' . ~ AA"S Mayor Of SEw LONDON. CONN
HON. cHAs. S. RoDIER,
'''''' = g ''-' Mayor or SEw YORK CITY.
NOV Al v,vg-pv
Nun l. n A''''H Mayor Of HAMILTON, c. W.
''''' N'NA "'''''''' Mayor of TORONTO, c. ".
hon. R. NJ, BISHOP,
HON, !. IL. CRAWFORD,
"'"' ''A' 'I'A'' Mayor of LYONS, IOWA
HON JAMES MONSTERS,
HON. JAMES ". NORTH, ,,,,,,.... -,
HON HENRY COOPER, IT,,
Mayor q HALLowELL, NIX
n''' Jams . Mayor Mayor Of FREDERICTON. N. B
A''' "'--AAI RS S5f' Of Nrw BEDFORD. MASS.
NON. J. BLAIsDnL
HON. W. H. cRANsToN,
HON. 'nrD 'FAHl, Mayo. Of o4.ssA, III
Mayer Of DUBUQUE IOWA.
Mayor q CHATTANOOGA, TESN.
A''' A''AA' 'H Mayor Of TUSCALOOSA, ALA,
'-''' % . 'A' Mayor of MEMPHIS. TENN
li''' 'AAAAD 't Mayor Of NEW ORLEANS, LA
HON. Il. D. SCRANTON,
HON. DE WITT c. GROVE,
HON. GEORGE WILSON.
HON. 9 L. ''i'l n.yorot DETROIT, ,uon.
: Mayor of MILWAUKEE,, VIE
HON. VI. VI. VAUGHN,
Mayor of KRSosuA. WIS
'''' ''''' = Mayor of CHICAGO, ILL
HON. n. IA HEATH Mayo. Of SELMA. ALA
num- a : 'O'A Mayo, Of MONTGOMERY, ALA
HON. W. 8. nOLTDAD, !, -, ,,,.,,,..
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DON EsPARTERo MANUEL,
DON PIETRE De OABAL1o
DON rsrEpuAsrn noDntog VS.. :, n.v.,.
DON ANTONIO EcuEyIRA.
--,'-'',O Mayor of LIMA, PERU.
DON Il. Q. M1ASoSO,
Mayor Of VALPARAISO, CHILL
DON MARC sEsouIPEDALIA,
Mayor Of RIO JANEIlIo, BRAZIL.
Certify sh.. tho r.,id.n. Druggist, A.,o assured
Ayers sarsaparilla
Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the confidence
OF the community.
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