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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-21
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. R. &

- .. II, Il. %.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Rutland and Burlington Railroad COMPANY. will
be holden at the rutland and Burlington Railroad
Depot, IN Burlington, on Wednesday, the 10Th
day of June, A. u. 1865 al 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, for the election OF seven directors for the
year ensuing, and for the transaction Of any other
business that may be brought before the meeting
B. B. SMALLEY,
mayli:Sw Clerk r. & B. r. R. Co,
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MARI a r. a

GRIFFITH-s TAPLEs-At the residence Of
the BRIDES father, May goth, by Rev. II. II.
Smith, SILAs l.. GRIFPIrH, ESQ, and Miss
IIBBIk NJ. STAPLES, both of DANNY, VT
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-21

Among the mauy restoratives which nature has
supplied to relieve the Affections ofhumanitv. there
Is no more favorite for certain class Of dises
ses than the medicinal gum" ofthe Wild Cherry
Tree but however valuable il isits mower n b.oI
to soothe TO relieve, and to cure, is enhanced .sr
ioid by scientific and judicious combination with
other ingredients, in themselves of equal worth.
ihls nappy mingling exists in that
Combination and form indeed"
OF medicine known as
RY. "hD ehIh-
whose value IN curing Coughs, Colds, Bron
c"'stS' Whoepiag Cough, Group, asthma, Pulmo.
nary Affection, and Incpt,nt Consumption is ir.,-
md5I..
From JOHN MOODY, Esq, of Bethel.
o.. BETHEL, W., Nav ). 1850
Gentlemen / consider DR. wis.,. - ,ooo.
OF WILD CHERRY one of the best cough remedies
ever known. Some ten years since was sffectad
Win very severe disease of the Lungs. with a
Rard cough, and was considered by all scona;n.oJ
WITH my case to be in critical condition. tr;eJ
many popular remedies, and took advice of some
OF .ne most skilltu physicians in this section of The
put without any relief. I then resorted
" .me nalsan, and the result was immediate and
permanent relief. Ny lungs being naturalIv veal
nave had frequent occasion to use il sinSe tbat
Ilhe, ana always with the same success. alvavs |
use II IN my family, and recommend II To nv
hiehds and heighbors. Yours truly,
puo.o JOHN MOODY.
iiissPaIed oy SETH W. FoWLE d CO, Boston. |
ana ios SAFE oy all dealers in medicine. l2:wsm |
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valiandig ham en- route for Fort
Warren.

Philadelphia, May 20.
The Bulletin of this city has the fol-
lowing special dispatch;
Cincinnati MAY 20.
Hon, c, l.. Vallandigham was last eve
ming placed on board gunboat which is
now anchored off the levee. His transfer
to the boat was very quickly done, and
attracted no crowd. Those who saw him
say that he looked sober, sad, and broken
down, He certainly goes to Fort War
rem, but by what route is not exactly
known.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-21

&c. The payment of the troops for
the two months ending the LIST of May, is
progressing rapidly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-21
RECRUITING.

ECRUITS WANTED for tbs l.,
80 80 Artillery, 18th Regiment Vermont yo,nrs
~ having opened a recruiting Office in RutIs,s
w, Ior tne purpose Of recruiting a new oomnsry
~ .oI the ISL Artillery, 18th Regiment VI. Vai.r
tsers, an excellent opportunity is now offersd "a
.Ivse wlsning TO enlist in this splendid reS;rSerr
When ~ rang SURPRISES all other reeimen3s thsf
IN me 10th Of December, 1862, the llth Raj.
hn en. vermont volunteers was ordered Ia servs A.
hes artery, and since that time the ressaent
Tas. oeen Stauoned at Forts Slocum, Stevens AM
hsr rseh, wasnington, d. c., where coed barrssi.
the regiment. expressly for
Inc advantages of serving in this model re~;.
NE ens ~ preference to any other regiment thct
mas ever ieft the State are many: LIST. tie ras;.
mens Is NOT subject to long and tiresone msroLas.
S; .,,oqaenty Wnat Is considered an infantry Az
h.St worst zoe, dhe knapsack) We consider orr
PAY 5000 PER MONTH.
including State pay. bounty Of &as. and .,
premium VIII be paid each recruit when musSn.xxs
into the United States service. Aiso Esu,
pay IN advance, and a bounty of 17s vhar ths
Term OF enlistment expires. sAs
For further particulars enquire at tho .Roo :.
oramtcn q Nichols block, Merchants' Rov
by order Of Major WV. AusTrNK. n "a
Sup. Vt. Vol. r. s. - o. 49,
serg't Go. e, LIST Art, 18th Ree't ". Vols.
Recruiting Odacer.
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GEN. GRANTS ovEMENTs.

Bragg said to be reinforcing the
Rebels near Vicksburg.
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yAILANDIGHAM EN- ROUTE FOR FORT
WARREN.
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The Fighting at Carrsville.

Another heavy attack expected
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TdE CAPTURE OF ALEXANDRIA, LA.
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Official Dispatch of Admiral Porter.

From suffolk, Va.
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The reported evacuation of
Vicksburg credited.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID.

Published for the benefit, and as a warning and
Caution to Young Men who suffer from nervous
debility, Premature Decay of Manhood, etc, sup
plying at the same time, the Means of Self-Cure.
By one who has cured himself after being put to
great expense and injury through medical hum
bug and quackery.
By enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope,
Slegle copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ
I;wly Bedford, Kings County, N. Y.
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RYE, CORN.
WHEAT, RYE, CORN.
WHEAT, RYE, CORN.
WHEAT, RYE, CORN.
GOLDEN SHEAF WHISKY,

GOLDEN SHEAF WHISKY.
The Subscriber, having been engaged for the
last twenty years in the importation and sale NJ
Wines and Spirits, finds from this experiene 90
that real
PURE BOURBON WHISKY,
"hen made, as it ought to be, from
WHEAT, RYE AND CORN.
Is, without doubt the most hsalthful and m sdiei-
mai spirit that can be ased Having determined
to make the sale of this article speciality in his
business be has accepted the
eESfhAL SELLING AGENCY FOR A LARGE DrsTrL.
LERY IN BOURBON County, KENTUCKY,
And in future will sell under the brand of
GOLDEN sHEAF,"
Pure Bourbon Whisky, manufactured from the
Best selected Grains, and made in the most care
full manner
This celebrated whisky will be put up in cases,
containing one dozen bottles each, and offered to
the trade BY his travelling agents throughout the
country, and also kept on hand in his warehouse
IN Boston, in barrels, half barrels, and kegs.
Indlviduais desirous of procuring pure, relia-
ole article OF BOURBON WHISKY at reasonable
price, have only to inquire of any respectable
Grocer or Druggists for Golden sheaf Whisky"
or send their orders for any quantity required to
the General Depot for its sale,
81 WASHINGTON STREET, BosTos.
Each bottle is enclosed in neat pasteboard boz,
TO ensure its safe transportation.
c. A. RICHARDS,
General Agent.
Boston, May l6, 1865 ma y2s:wsm
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IF YOU WOULD SING WETJ

Il Study and practice the admirable Iassons 80
exercises contained IN Bassini's Art of sineiae
a fractical system for the Cultivation al tSss
woite. II treats the subject in thoroughly so
is recommended by teachers and yooaIists as ~
oess WORK Tor those who wish to become mum ered
anleng the best singers. Soprano voice An "a
abridged, 1925; Tenor, IS. '''0' e''oo'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-21

NEW STYLES OF WINDOW
~ Shades and Curtains of all kinds: ~. |.
large assortment Of Cornice; all Just 6rosh ~
the market, at FRENCH kIN00IRYsC'
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The subscriber will continue the Dry 0AsdG
Grocery and Crockery business, at the Old stau1
on Main street, where he will endeavor To p,ssaa
customers with low prices and good goods.
apl5;dtf O. H. CHKNRY,
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NOTiCE.-To Whom il may Concern.
~ Feeling grateful for pas, favors, wish to b.
avored with the payment on note and accounl
nom few OF my old patrons, and must b, or oss(
will soon ensue.
The subscriber continues in his old comm,asios
on Merchants Row to sell the best qualities q
Flour Corn and Rye Meal, Buckwheat Flour, Csrt
quantity Of Field and Garden Peas all of which
will be sold in large or small quantities, 10 suis
customers will pay the highest cash price for aA
kinds Of Grain. Also receive Goods and sell on
Commission. IL. O. PERKINS
Rutland, March ~, 1858
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Sweetwater, &C., &c. sA"'s'' Wnns
SMALL FRUITS, SHRUBS, &c.
s,rawh' 10 varieties; Raspberry, Is yariesea.
Phuss an the best sorts; Asparagus Roots
na ln Hedge Plants; Roses, in great vsriss,
or nam Trees; Towering Shrubs. &c
p,...., JOHN W. BAILEY
fiattsburg, N. Y, April, 1868. anIg:sv
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COPARTNERSAIP NUTICE.-The
" subscribers have this day formed Ospart-
nership, under the firm of SADLER SWEET,
for the purpose Of manufacturing Boots and SHsss
at the Store formerly occupied BY L. 4. Ssales,
Perkins Block, Merchants' Row, No. 2.
Il. II. SABLER,
STEPHEN SWEET, in.
Rutland, Jan. Is, 1865. ian setf
TUCKER'S PATENT SPRING BED
Patented July 8, 1855.
Universally acknowledged for Neatness, Comfort
and Durability, to be the Standard Spring Bed
The above are manufactured and for sale by
HIRAM TUCKER,
marA:d3m No. 2 Revere Block, Boston, Mass
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RUTLAND COUNTY BANK, Rut-
~ land, Vt, April 20, 1868.
The Stockholders of the Rutland Cou,,v RAJ,
are hereby notified that the Directors have th,s
day made an assessment of fifteen dollars on each
snare OF the capital stock of said bank, payabe At
.n ns; BANK, on or before the 2sth day of May.
apzi'dlm JAMES MERRILL CasSia,.
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FoR SABBATH SCHOOLS.

The CHERuB. Collection of songs for Sab.
PAIN oonooiS ana sabbath evenings. BY J. @.
Fresh for the Sabbath Schools or the Children al
nome, VIII ind lbs bright and attractive SONGS u
tnis new oook-songs just suited to the ysuag
ta shu. 0opies mailed postpaid. Price, bis, 25c
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-21

FARMERS ATTEND.-Thoss want
- ing Grass Seed will find it at H. o. Perkins
commission store, 81, 50 per bushel.
Also, Flows OF superior quality, of all Sizes
ana Kinds. Call and see and try for yourselves
before buying elsewhere. '''e'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-21

IMs House Is finely situated for Summer board :
ing eeing located amid beautiful scenery, pleas
an anu onves and sne fishing, Brook Trout and Lake.
Lake, Bawbaseen no..a.1 nuis"
, 1863-07-31

NAVY DKpARrNESr. BuRAAU Or YAEDa AID Docxs,
December 3oth, 1861. {
Mesars. HosrETTKR d SMITH, Ptttaburg, Pa,
GENrIKxKx:-About four years since ny attention
chilled to your Celebrated Stomach Bltte1s being
at the time perfect martyr TO Dyspepsla Ia all OF a
terrific forms indeed had not known for ix years an
uninterrupted nights sleep. commenced the use OF
your Btte1t taking them according your directions
eaeept that the dose was reduced o1ehax and found
myself much, yEEY Nrcu benefited By the frat bottle
the second relieved me entirely but hare ever since
tsken dose Ii the morning. Immediately rising,
tndng 1t TO act ~ Tonic and Appetizer Of the MOST
AGREEABLE cHAEAcrKB. There ts peculiarly In the
crect OF your Bitters on me, which It may bo well
s,ats on any cause shall bo suer1ng so accute1y
With the HeAdsche q dose Of your BItters Rk11KvKs
in FurEKT MxuTks. In Inconcuslon. Isay, with Ill
rincerty aud truth, would not be returned to the
state Of fhealth in Which your Bitters found ms and
trcm witch they have >u.;auzsr1oSAHtY Ku1sykp
ne, FOE ALL TIE xosET III THE WORLD
: am. with great respect, your ob't sesyt,s
JOHN n. B1sONAUGH. Chief cle.k,
, 1863-07-31

PROSPECT COTTAGE, GEoRoErows, D, G.. Ap,ila 1859
Messrs HoHTKT1ER d SMITH,
GKsT1kAEN:-Itgiv gives me pleasure to add ny tes.
honial to those Of Others In favor Of -FOUR excellent
preparation. Several years Of residence on the banks
Of Southern river and Of close application to literary
work had 70 thoroughly e1hau:ted my nervous system
and under mined my health. that had become MAR.
TYR to Dyspepsia. and Nervous Headache recurring at
ehost Intervals and deng al known remedies In the
3fater3a Mcdfca. had come to tho conclusion that
nothing hut total change Of resdenco and pufsutta
would restore my health. when friend recommended
Hosteters BltteEs. 1rrocured bottle as IN expert
ntnt required but botto to convince me- that
bad found at last the Right COMBINATION or xExs
DIES The relief 1t afforded ne hasbeen complete It
is some Jeara since first tried Hostetter ttczs
and Is bnt just to say that hare found the
ion ALL THAT IT CLAIMS TO Be 1t IL q STANDARD
FAMILY CORDIAL With Us; and even as 3 er1xu1Ayr
We like better than anything else; but We use 1t In
al nervous. bilious aud dyspept1c cases. from fever
down TO toothache. II what have now asid Will lead
ary dyapepsia or nervous Invalid to sure remedy.
shall heve done some good
1remain, gentlemen. respectfully yours.
z. D. E. N. S0uTHW0ETH,
, 1863-07-31

Nessre. HosrErTER SMITH.
DE4B s1as-Wi1 you do ne the favor to forward
By express onehaH dozen Hoststters Stomach Bste1s
With bl for which Ill rait you On receipt Of satne
As am unable to procure your medicine here; and II
had quantity Il could bs sold readt1y as It known
to be the best preparation In Use for disees having
their origin with diseased ttomach. IhaY used aud
sold hundreds OF preparations. hut 5our ptter ara
superior to ythinZ Of the kind am cognl5ant with
Indeed no soldier should be without It. ahou1d he be
eve. 80 robust and healthy; fori Ia not only 1,es
roxAr1yx, but Preventive for almost ali diseases
lcr is subject to- Ihayebeen Afflicted With Chronic
1Ed!getnn. and no medicine HAS A1TosoRp III run
.rr11xr 1ouRs nAs: and thrust you wiI1loss no tne
,n seratDx the B|tt-rs ordered.
= Yours. yery respectfully.
9AMUKLDYE1ss, Hosplta stawsrd
, 1863-07-31

EIATE OF ORSON SMITH,
ns..sd Public notice Il hereby given. 10 al
& otscn hniih es oseaa,a c !. tae esss
;ndicatsnn ant settlement Il = ysraInr farm Of tn
onf nouse i z! M CSok 5 County q be holden u 1he
dsy Of AuEus la o.1e ;hs I'M s dsV tscren9 1o
,u,. ,.,r 1l:StS saiTHH,. saiiTHH,tA Administrators.
S1.s3so; 212 =: . 3y3-e{fsa6w
, 1863-07-31
w OLFE'S AROMATIC SCI1IE.
w DAM ECHEAPP8

universal curative In CONSUMPTION. removing
cnugL, DC,
Eecomnended by tht Medical Faculty ~ s CA;:ou~
:cn In the removal Of DYSPEPSIA, in all Its for1a..
In DR0rSf its established curative properties hsV
dug bocn without ar1vA. ~ attested by unlFtrss
suedica! testimony.
The D:ureuc and eo.vent Properties Of thu ~A1o-
IaatioSiA1edan 6chnAppA" render IT decidedly cmeA-
csusin Gravel and Ill othcs affections Of the KdaeyA
In Gcut and rheumatism. II taken IN the torn OF
WRym punch tie pat1eut lying warmly covered tnbed.
hspuse alcoholic dist1llsttou Win effect speedy cufe
T&Aen ~ hot punch. IN humoral and Spasnodc Asth-
I'M. II 1rords immediate relief from tha distressing
Symptoms.
Byte peoolla. and spectnc qualities It arrests tho
sold stnee In Ague and Fever. and prepares the aEs
srtae adulnstsatIon of tho admitted curAtSes Of thu
dige&A.
Administered In Cho1e.a Cholera Morbus and Collie.
treu.c<es spasn, restores tic function Of the vN.
s1nd,, oduces healthy sectettous. Il shoud be tA-
zen n,1t d with hot Eatc. and Eugas.
Aba Ne: y1uc, Tonic and . Purifier Of the Blood.
rial OF fifteen yeata In Ill climates and under Al cir
aams.aocea his seGmpedlt with un3yetsG appreciation.
Peculiarly ada7:ed to the complaints OF delicate Fe
nAlee IL stands pre- emi5ent among the established Gu
stavcs Of the aAy.
nis tne only alcoholic preparation in or country
hatc4E be generally 1mb1hed with peasurs and safe
=; never even When taken to excess producing head
1she Or nther unpleasant ccnsesucoces.
Sold handsomely wrapped In yellow papers IN plnf
and quit bottca hy Ill DruEfhta. Apotnecat1cs and
Grocer III the Gcfted btatse. Purchase 1om the ad-
snd .ul.Atons 1. tic whole country u noodsd with
, 1863-07-31

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
J. PEE1ENCE OF AN INVALID Published for
:he bcnct1t, And a. warning and cAHT1oK TO
acu,e Decay Of Manhood. ETC.. srpp5ng At tic same
lime.
THE MEAEB OF SELF CURE.
" who has cured himself nttcY being put to great
s1reus+ aud injury through medical hunhug and
ttuaclrry.
by cnclos!uE ro.t paid addressed envelope. single
Soptes may be had Of tar author. NATHANIEL NAY
ALE 80 ljedtort. Kings County. NJ.
, 1863-07-31
ARM Snflers and the pnh1ic

III MY EUL1El& ANU ZIG Z WUUE*
TIE .ub4Enbe1 beg leave 10 lnto1m Lac clu1ena Of
p Kes1. that he has appoated Neszs II kssa e
bIa1ed 6cAedan Aromatic Schnapps who Will supply
xhe Army Cutters and merchants n New York
oYiceA adding freight This Gin II now the standard
drink II the world It has been tested By tie whole
MedlCa! Ftcu}ty. ana rrououneed By them to he tie
n sale til the West for severn! years past IN conse
Quence the great uxntt1y Of counterfeit Schn3pps
which tAi been 1aled nn by merchants Of the West
q 70 avoid this aele4tter as ncs g POS
1ibie Ac has appointed iae aboveraned 1rm ase1t9,
Wherc PURCHASERS rely getting the genuine aru-
c:e ANY Suffers III aoa ta,s IN ths sheapsss e e. M r.
p3t4!t sr New Ye-6, Ihlisdeenhts and Na.hnEtoG-
UDJLPa0 WOLFE.
EBeAyct stteet New York.
5000 Gases of "OIle-S Eelehras
ted EcfaIcd31u Aroma
tic Sclan1 pS,
fH sx.eny J.u REED CO. AEent1.
my. o.l3sm Lie Lake street, Chicago.
, 1863-07-31
DEmAS S. BARNEE IL CO.,

A RTIFICIAL LEGS.-C. Stat
II tore sole rropr1etor and manufacturer Of DR..
RILCUXS PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEG. has been
approved snd adopted by The United State Govern.
snt nch has appointed him e supply them 70 IL
f RD 126 Eouth C1a1k street. Chicago. will receive
immediate attention. Send for PATrhfets
r o Log eoG5 Iyl1hsS- In u WAY
, 1863-07-31
+ L. JOHNSON,
DEALER IN
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Etc.

Office and Yard on South Clark St.,
Between Twelfth eud North, near Railroad Brt3za
torntrs occupied by Cone O'BrieaJ
20. Box s220, Chicago. III.
Lnnbar: Etc. loaaed In tha Yksd Without CaEt4sa
Tor Ill A-1.ttRt t.uN the city. iyAa1:1-+w
, 1863-07-31
N; ORLD FAMOUS toa certainty

" IL HC6TETTEES CELEBRATED 6TONACH
1IIIEKs: 1or TIE ere q p{s;epsts F1atgenes. Con
morbid condition Of those fuact1oas the rtonach
upon the proper action Of which the heAlth 80 much
for Dyspepsia but for half the Ills humanity
il hell TO- sould provide taeeelyes with that most
Stomach Bitte1s. These Dirers arc pleasant 70 the
caste. sure Of operation, and Composed entirely Of
vegetable substances prepared with the greata care
you want 70 be eptrely Refreshed. both phyhcallY
Gnd net tally. 20 and procure this valuable tonic.
For rae By Druggists md dealers Genarally every
1EheYf tFE4. h1Ys.
, 1863-07-31

The Ia the most delightful and extraordinary art3clo
ever discovered 1t changes the aun burnt face and
hande pear1y eat1n texture Of rartshtnK beauty.
lurkrt!ne the marble purity Of youth. and the DIS.
11scCE appearance 10 inviting IN the city belle of
1kslcn 1t removes tan. foekles. plmp1es and rough
ness 1lom the skin. leaving the complexion fresh.
transparent nEd smooth. It contains no material IL
luz1ous to lie ekin. FAtEonized by Actresses and
Opera Ging. It il what every lady should have.
Sold evetyWhere-
, 1863-07-31

7
James ]. E. writes to Mrs. Franclsl
Caruthers, Troy, Tenn, from the camp Of the
32d Tennessee, near Natrace:
- -"Ithink our prospect better for iude-
pendcnce better ut the present time than they have
ever been before. I feel Ike We viii have our
, 1863-07-31

pOYAL HAVANA. :LOTTERN.
I'm the Dr. .wtng ot Luly 1ita 1885 No - 1le drew
&1po fc0: No. So drew $50 900; No. u rs dfets 4a1p09:
No. Is 76 drew SIC Go No. TO SIS rev tDo
tve capt1s1 przes. g pet cent. premium paid ior
1oJ doubloors ar5 al liz d Of gold and silver ~
TAYLOR A-C0.. O{aEe.B.
15so t9lpl*I + VAL Street, NeH Fork.
, 1863-07-31
DOCTOR BIGELCW,
CN.eFIpENTIAL PnYS1C1 AN,

Cxo tt consulted At his otce 17s South CLARK eeet
f:orner oi Monroe Ehlcaso. H.. half block NON tho
Post Office all Chrostc Diseases and dseast6 ufb0th
afxe<. which he treats With unparalleled tuccess
Rooms separate, whe:e ladies md gentlemen can con-
Bundays 10 to12A. n. CoMnunlcauort confidential
Cptlultatio1s free Addteas r, O. Boz lA. 1nEaose
ri syona nd
, 1863-07-31

i 3ina1HIaI.

THICAGO AND ALTON RAIL
~ ROAD CO4PANf. CHICAGO. July 9th. 1868.
Roa1d of Directors lid Ihis day he loWir n reso
luton wa3 adopted:
Resolved. That Diyideod Of 3k per cent Cess
GoEe1nment Ta1) on the preferred slucx, aud dg1.
eend q y PET cent see Of Government taxl on TIE
tered stockholders Of the Company on xnd aftar
Ausoat 18th at the office Of Met6s. g. s. Isobhins
Son. S. William street N. T. =
The Transfer Books w1ll be closed on August 18th
and 70 opened On August 18th. 1863 and the Dividend
E be ooly to the Stockholders registered st
the Uotted States Trust Company, Sew York, on
August 18th JOSEPH PRICE.
tyo9 hSS-l4t Treasurer and Sectera1y.
, 1863-07-31

CLEssoc:NS,,ssn on snu ,,,s .,z..
Warranted safe ard i1fAble specific for CAtAI7h In
whatever stage Of that ote1sive and dangerous als-
ease seat ~ express. with fau drt cttons for selE
VALPEY. Physician for The Eye, Kar and CAtatrh No
Ah NMshiIgton street, Chicago. P. o. Boz 2l22. :.
, 1863-07-31

2oc proprietor aud EAnutActurer OF the Hard Rubpo
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