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, 1864-09-22
The Great Onion Rally In Fulton
County,

tanrr1.l n}epatch to the Chicago TrIbune1
LEWISTON, H., wednesday. Sept. 81.
In Lewiston today, the shire town Of Faiton
cornty, the homo Of Ross. the Coppethead memoN
Of Compress IRON tbe 9th ConRressiohA olss'ict
and on the borders Of Sucker Egypt thefe was
held grand Union nass meeting. Inc nomoet
in attendance md the enthusiasm manl.es*ed 1ook
everybody By surprise. 4 good time was expect
ed, but no one looked for three thousand people.
The tres thu! hs,e buried so aercey In the Center
and Northtrn m portions of tho State, have reached
Egypt, and they will burn brighter and ercer until
November.
The Union men Of this section are confident they
will be able not on'y to reach The vote Of 1860, but
wipe the then Democratic majority out altogether
and place Old Fulton with the other portions Of
Ilipois. So certain are they Of SUCCESS that they
i1tIst that they Wtl return Fullerton TO Cop:ress
IT IT R,eG 1seee non
ail oycr the land than the prnmfeed one in the old
Ninth Congressional DISTINCT unless 1t be that
other promised victory in the old thirteenth DIE
The meeting to-day was, Ike that Of its prede-
eetro1e, dietineulthe4 bJ usic, banners and pro.
ceafene. It was hsl6 N a. Moaat1tal store south p.
and Dcnclas held tbeir great Joint discn..i sion in
1853 The meeting Tas organized BY the
fnoce Of ns Aer aous 81 by f.
IaImf a.de, sud after rcadlLc. :he cheering nc@s
rom rom The Shenandoah Valley, Major Gen. 0giesoy
bou,d for ucarsy two hour<, IN one Of the most
iuc1d ard eloquent expositions Of th.- peudIng
nst has st dis,nsashssd The prsssnt
with hfe ant aud most rsdlcsl utterances, and
arp!suded lin It1y ferocioas'y throughout Ills ad-
drete.
county, = notorious home rebel and coppeshead,
/ undertook to express with cone'deraae violence,
bis opinions Of thd position Of thu speaker. aud to
, 1864-09-22

Dedication of the Union wI:vyan-
Draft In W0odEord C0uuIy-Cops
Nominate AEIhonY Thornton FOR
10Th Congregational 0fAlt1rt.

Especial Dispatch to the ChIc.eo Trtbune.1
SrENGF7EIp, IL, Wednesday, Sept. II.
There Is a perfect Jam at the dedication OF the
Union Wisuam tonight. Not one half the crowd
can get in doore. The Onion lAdiea Of Springfield
hsc beautifully decorated it with evergreen. mot.
toes and Chinese lanterns. On the front bf the
platform ara 1he words !" ABE aud ANDY" *Os1e.-
By and Brosr," III large letters. At the sides. on
the railing md galleries, are the words, q. Tho
unicn-it must and shall be pre-eryed,'' and
"united We stand, Divided We t,lL" The building
If lighted with gas.
IL the absence Of Gems. Palmez and p.entiss.
Gov. fates III probably address the crowd.
The Boad of Supervisors Of this county have
appropriated nine thsusaud dollars, to psy 1t The
rate Of three hundred dollars each for
substitutes: which the county Is deficient.
Provost hareha1 keya drew ei1ty-one nsues
tnc Of tic towns Of Green and Panola. Tie best OF
feeling prevails, and every one seems to como
Tith .de.er rm1c;t:on TO 5espoId to the
was drawn by Uncle Jessee Dubois, by the unsni-
were eomc of tha leading cinzena of Woodiord lord
County.
There will probably be no draft tomorrow, the
Marshall being destrous Of giving come Of the
co1nties chance 10 I'll up by volunteering, which
they are making streng Effort. t9 do. Among thc
g, Mccoy and Vim. q. Wood, and ". snrdater, at
Mctamora, Methodist Preacher, NoelsD. Meek.
e1.She11f ot Woodford County.
In the 18th Congreesion4! District at Copper.
bead convention, which met at CarlinFille yesteI-
day. Anthony Thornton ~, vas nominated ~ inter no
were 0odce., Q: Greene County. Epler, Of Macon.
Bur, Of Scott VandeEeer, Of Christan, and knapp,
q 5Esy. The peace men arc moi at al pleased It
bsre her3o5fc :: 'hS ouss
War Democrat. Like Mccormick, Of Cook Couu-
II, howe5eF he Is rich, and that Is tho great poEt
now in CopperhcAd Congressional nominations,
, 1864-09-22
FROM MADISON.
Enthusiastic Union Meetfns-MIlltary
Matters.

tSpec.a Dispateh to the CE1csEo Ttbnra1
MADISON, Wis. "Wednesday, Sept. 81.
The Union maes meeting here to-day Ia magnt
dcent snccees. large and most enthusiastic
crowd was pFeeens this afternoon, intending r..
preeeut8tires from all paEts Of the country. The
lowest ettimate Of the number present 1e three
thousand.
The sick anG wounded veterans In Harvey Hos-
pita}, who were able, many Of them on c1utches
marched Gown in hne style, led by Hospital sseB-
ard BROOKS, bat lately warm adrnirer Of Nc
Ciel!nn, With Tar-wo1n flags and Lincoln and
johnson banne1s.
Hon. Dave Atwood presided hon. John Went
worth made most telling effort, no synopsis Of
which conld do 1t justice. lie said the Union was
On IRE, and the condasrasion must be extnsufsh.
ed at all hazards.
eesator Doolaltle mAde most effective speeeh,
not vote for Mcclellan. and giving Gen. Cutters
testimony that the rebel soldiers. al along the
liner tn front Of ReterstuR, cheered for Mcclellan
when they heard Of his nomination.
Cannon were Gred aud there was excellent
music from bands and aee Clubs. The spirit OF
the meeting Was most encouraging. Many soldsers
were present, and none - warmly arplauded the
speakers.
Tonight, another large meeting il going On at
Capital fark, which il lighted with blazing iaT and
Union lante1ns, presenting brilliant Appearance.
Excellent speecnes are bclng made by Wentworth,
Most enthusiastic cheera are given for Lincoln
ART 3olneop, the Union. and Sheridan. over whose
great victory Union men are tabilaut, and for
which Ealutca have been 6Nd.
Fire companies Of the Ssth regiment, under Col.
BurtiiG1 leave TOT the Potcn1c army to-mortoT
forenoon.
Military officers work dag and night to get men
ready for the field. Companies b and D OF the 4pth
regiment bavr been paid %, md come Others arc
mustered Qua but rot yet paid.
, 1864-09-22
THE WAIe IN GEORGIA.
ShcFmAnsA Letter to the Rebel Hood
A Nut Tor our Denr Southern Krcth.
rem and Their N0IthcF1 1uleS.

WARRINGTON, "Wednesday, Sept, q,
The following is the reply Of General Sherman to
General Hoods charge Of studied aud ungenerons
crnelty, and which was receiyed II Washington to,
day:
HEADQUARTERS NIL Dtv. or THE M1ss.,
In TIE FIELD, ATLANTA, Sep. 10, 1864.
Gen. J. ,. Hood, Com'dg Army Of the Tennessee
Confederate Army:
GrHkRA1-1 have the honor to acknowledge the
Messls. Bali 4; Grew, and conscntins to the ar-
zsnEements hsd proposed TO Ecflltate The re-.
moval South Of the people Of Atlanta, who prefer
order which will, am tatsded, accomplish MY
purpose perfectly.
You style The measures propos poscdunprecedeated,
lei, al IN act Of studied and unceaefous cruelty.
II Is not unprecedented, fur Gen Johnston himself
very wisely and properly removed the families all
W. 5he Aaa fn sbo
cespary to appesl to the dark history OF war when
recent and modern e1amples arc 30 handy-yo1
yourself burned dwelling honees along your psza-
have rendered unin. .abitab!e because they stood
IN the way Of yout forts aud men
Fou defended Atlanta on line; so close to the
showed from our line ol intrenchnene that over.
ehot their mark, went into The labkatlons Of wo-
men and ch1!eIen. Gen. Hardee 90 the same at
Jonesboro, ard Gen. Johnson did the same last
I have hot accused ron Of heartless cruelty, but
merely lnstance tAete caEee 0f vef9 recent OCCUR
renee and could enunerate hundreds Ut others,
and challenge any fair man to Judge which OF us
oas 5he hes1t OF pity ioz the families Of brave
fay 1t is Kindness to these families or Atlanta
to remove them now atonce from scenes thas wo-
men and children shoutd not be exposed to, and
the brave people should scorn to commit their
wires and children to the rude ,barbarians who
thus, as you cay, violate The laws OF war IL Illus
ttated in the pages Of Its dark history.
In the name ot common eense I aak you not to
appea1 to inst God In such saerstegcous man-
1ef. You whs, in midst Of peace and prosperity,
c,uel war; Who dared and oadsered " to battle
t6at were iefs Il honorable CUSTODY: % sei1ed @ ana
made prisoners Of war the very guardians sent 10
protect your people against InGtan5 and negroes,
long be'oIe any overt aet was committed By the to
force Kentucky and Missouri into the rebellion In
aptie OF Themselves ialsided the vote OF Lpufela-
IA sent pEtEatee1B to pluuder Uuarmed ships;
Expelled Union families by the Thousand. burned
eress the couascetlon Of all debts due Nozthcrn
men for Goode. You msJ talk this to the Mnsloes,
but not to me who have seen these things aud rho
VIII this day make AZ much sacrdce far the peace
and honor Of The South as the heat born South
elDer among }ou.
appea ais to God acd. humanity. God
T1ll Judge us in due time, and he will pro-
nounce whether It be more huul1uc t. fight it with
= town full Of women and the families Of q brave
people at our hack, OF TO remoTe them In time to
people.
lam, very respectfully, your ob't eervr,
#. T. SuEaxAS, Nil. Gen. Commanding.
Official copy sIgEGd By L. II. DAYTON, 4. D. G,
, 1864-09-22

The Great Victory In the Shenandoah
--matters Military md Political.

tBpec:N ptpatch to the Chicago Trtbuue1
PH1IApE1rn1A+ Wednesday,, Sept, II.
Further details Of Gen. Sheridan's epleudd vic.
tory over EARLY, continne to reach D. 1t is now
brown that The presence Of General, Grant In the
middle tiviaIon, WAS Immediately concerned with
this movement. which has proved such grand
F1ccese to our arms.
On Sunday night, after Grants visit, Shendan
orde1td an Advance along the whole line OF his ar
my, which then lay ssattesed oser the country in
the neighbosbood Of Ber1ysrille.
They coon found the rebels and the grand battle
began. large number Of wagons with eight
days 1attone for our army have LEFT Hurpe,s Ferry
apd are now on their way to the front. THIS
wou1d eeem to indicate that Sheridan Intends
puthinG the lying rebels until they reach Lee
There has been rrclt fe1oiclns here amung alt
loyal men tlLce the announcement Of this victory
TO ntcht Ut the Coppe1head Keystone Club,
while Hon. Jas. Mckibben, Of California, was
speaking, he happened to make an alia-ion TO the
clorions victory. It fell like wet blanket on his
audience, and TWO reporters from loyal new5pa-
peTs tried to ralgc an applause, bnt there was no
fefpoEae from the audience.
. The National Union party IL becoming thorough
i organized Tor tie coming campaign. We Gre 10
have torchllcat procession and other Jemonstra-
lions, which IN 1850 did 70 much to elect Mr. Lin
coin,
, 1864-09-22

makes decision Of deductions which may BE- at
lo"eu Gtder the Seth section OF the Reye1u ne 1w,
1st. When goods are sold by manufacturers at
INC Place OF production, there may ht Deducted
om ne sale the price, the cott OF packing iuspec
ioa Auo carriage, and when sold on time the usual
sod. No other deduction can be alto red
!, "a. When goods are sold bg the MANUFACTURER Or
ms agent at other places than where manufactured,
thefe may be allowed, additional to tho above de
auctions, commission Of three Per cent on store
rent, 6ut not On anything else.
30. When goooa are conveyed to aucttoneers. or
when consigned to other than the SPECIAL agents Of
the manufacturers, OF when to the consumer BY the
manufacturer, no deduction can be allowed.
, 1864-09-22

kicl1fGcn Etate Fnir-Axyards-S -Sani.
tary RaIr-ShcfIduu,

tSpe:ial Dispatch to the Chicago T1fbu1e1
KALAMAZOO, Wednesday, Sept. Fl, 1861.
The State Agricultural Fair opened this n.
uEder more favorable aspects than appearances
prom.eed yesterday. Tho weather Is beautiful, and
theroada and track In excellent condition.
Agricultural implements make fine chow, but
they run largely to reapeEs and moNess Separate
and comblIed they number In the grand counting
up about thirty. Horsepower eaws are also
prominent feature ditto monkey aud negro shows,
With large eprinkiln: Of cheap jewelry and lottery
deelers. Tho committees have been nuaJ to-day
in examining horseE, stock, implements, fancy A.
ucles, ETC, preparatory to making their awards.
which will be all completed tomorrow.
The attendance to-dsy is larger than ever before
tn the second day, and the fair rs whole prom
lists to be success financially and otherwise
Cbicafo exhibitors make good chow here aa
they did at Decatur last week.
Chicago music houses hare redeemed the Fair
ftom tafure In matters musical. Root i Cady
h.re ZONE superb Bradbury pianos ha.e.- Reed, Of
the Temple Of Mnsic, has taken the Fair by storu.
He has fifteen first c2ass pianos and several of the
celebrated Monlto. organs On exhibition, To
crown all, he has donated dro hucdred dollar 1n
sttement to the Sanitary Fair which Is being held
In connection With the Agricultural Fair, aud
which thInot prove other than crest SUCCESS
Mr. Reed has Way ol doing ench thirgs which re-.
fleets high credit On his nbe1aity aud patriotism,
Your chicsEo readers viii remember the share he
bore In the donations to the great sanitay Fair In
Chicago.
Tomorrow and Friday will DO the great dars TO-
the million, as they will be devoted to the fast
crabs running and travelling. There are number
Of famons plugs here, aud rare sport is antiespat-
cd; President Van Epps OF the Illinois State Asa-
lion from the officers Of The Michigan Society.
HnaAxuAA-
The following premiums kaye leen announced
io-cay:
CLASS FIFTEEN.
HonsEs OF ALL 'WonKzstalllon foar yesars and
oves-F1ret, "Vcrmo1t Hero" WaEcman & Cor.
nell ne kaamsxoo; 3D. Grey Ease jas Franz
Three 5ezrs old, 1st, '4Morean Jack" D, suthcr-
s14411oss e Two years, III, ..Major Had Pep.
John Wilson, Kalamazoo.
sTaI1!oN-OIe .ear, Isl, French Morcsu.''
Jgnss Giddinss, ka1unazoo.
siac-Ftrst Premium, " Per- Robert Gould, Cas-
Daoop Mares -Four Tears old-rirat Premium,
AAREs--Tt{ee Ycaes Old-Ffrst Premium, Vim.
cou4sy, Mar shal>-> Second, kitty a n. War.
,FiI1TATTo Tcazr-First Premium. James E.
:, F11r-ono Year-Fi.s. Premium. Jonas Gid.
1iIas, Sthooeraft.
CLASS THIRTEFN
T.onorc,, Hn,--,s c,.,I,...
ahoTEuoA tnmanis-st@'!ons Eoar fears and
Sh.ppeE, Detroit 6econd, '' Captain Bnfo9d," L.
1atee, ChfGato.
-SsG1,.,n SSrAlnIos-1"o aeafs-fltst Premium, Henry
: -a,s9ppeii' "
AAAE-IouF hh1o Opncan,' ". L. Nc
.3ugAlns Dctfolt.
- f1-i"3 LIZ. !, 1 tfa5 pa-EifSt F1em1uu, Mag"
CATTIE-CLACJ EJT
Held OF SHon7 HoRxs-Not less than s-1st,
n, Ubl. Wa4htenaw Co. Herd Of shnrt horna
, 1864-09-22

= Only Thres Days left to I'LL tha Quota OF Cook
County.
Substitutes and Representative Becrults furnt.hed
to *uy Principal. Town, Ward or Sub D!st.i:t With
lpE 70 tvAce the Draft Application will b. Eade to
aitsE every P1nclpa! vi sas furnished enbatiuss
M pt nsui OF tbs aacn County BoantJ. Committees
ihsas s:fst1i ss 911,>. a1e asa aad tnat every
shcnld DO 70. A strong ~Hoit Ald COOK Coupty iii
escape the D1Eft. Fc. hnv !niormstton cali 81, -
ISAAC II. HIT Il CO..
IS CLARK nrREEr:
The following fs correct list taken to d4y from II.
P.cvCt. src wing the quota OF eA u
suit dAtrict OF Ct OK County, 6epeher ISs-eha cred.
nnQta roY due: ~
, 1864-09-22
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER p, 1864.

charge them with fa1sehood.t One OF the crowd
promptly Knocked him down. 4 smart Gsht en-.
sued, and the coppe1head alter beng roughly han-
died, was compelled to take refuge among q lot OF
women. To ti!is fact and the determination ofthe
eenslh!e nep In tae audience, that there should be
no disturbance, III. Benton vas Indebted for bis
freedom trn.n fcilous personal Injury.
Inose WHO are accustomed to attend only those
Union meetings in the northern part Of the State,
Eabnot appreciate bitterness of the CANVASS IN
E;rpt.
Gen: Oslesby was followed By Gen. Psenties, and
in appeals and inycctiye, and tho latter In afca.
Ecnt. Each Tas perfect in his particular views.
, 1864-09-22
FROM WASuENGTOy =
Military yNeWs-Hc cl,el A Adylccx-Genc
TEe1u6.


le~G1a o1sl'a'cn 70 INC thscago Tftbuoe.]
WARRINGTON "wednesday. Sept. II, 1e64.
ruou GRANTS AnxY.
0o,1ceo ~ .1e4n 15ants army arc to yesterday
morning. Tht1e Ia good deal Of sharp eklrmtsh-
Inc in our extreme lett, and bsth armies apps
-. 4' -. .at1s - ~ "oes A'.ee' tne
feoele ase eappoeeo 10 naVe oeslen 10 cut the
be r1shded.
,,,-- ~-x..z.
eA Nt"1'
concerning the situation south OF Petersburg
the Atcfmond EHgusTr OF Ast Saturday has the
&ax,, ,n.rs,,,. ~ ana-, IN ..n.a.s,- -, .ho1-1.s
- ~ ~ y. t.eH '4-n'
h:tt1e h. ~ t h,en .1me|,.d 1o.r ana
1umors low co1rent in Petersburg are each day an.
1fr,nntfnp Tho evenf af an rsrjv hnur
:. r." srs...1.- -a..t- u.1 "a.
vsreooe h,r,a1 ,se, +haIr ,-,.s- T., 80 1.,.,. ~
the Welden Eailroad- advanced, an1 broke through
Gen Bniler'a 1nes ut Pop}ar Spring Church.
"Col. D. D. F1rrebee commanding Gen Deaf-
ing's tr3ehde, met them, ind after fighting them
1oi 1ouf honfs With varying sncc<ss, hnaliy re-
pulsed them, innictang considerable losa."
go. ensu} a euessaeo AZ ies1eae fepA 9p!ang
Chn1ch, and threw up b1eastworke At that po1at.
but wcso compelled to abandon them. Onr loss
wa4 small. The enemy lost several in killed and
wounded. .1t : nE@her Of pFlsoners. :Thess
tempt on the1r part to advance their lines IN The
direction Of the eouth f1de Of the railroad.
t'On yesterday mor1inc :hc cDemT made another
ATTEMPT to e1tt1d their piclet Ines on our In
lost1g " pt1spne1n aIa sssesai 1a!eo and Wouadcd.
nc ~ ~ ,'3erteciion If r Vanohsn sna cee
o..aa s:hn-ch -oads which fe nnm. rhe1r nast,G
T4ancrd nolnt Of occupation.
.:Pop,ar spz1ng Church, from which they were
dr!vcn. in situated in DinW1ddle county, bet weeu
, 1864-09-22
FROM nzA6SACHUSETTS
Tho EAy Sta<e Ratf9exnnFres

BosTos, Wednesday, tept. st..-The Democratic
State Convention, which met at Worcester today.
nominated the following tickete-For electors 1t
l4rre, Robert G Winthrop Of Boston, aud Erastas
D. Beach, Of Springfield; :or Governor, Henry r.
Payne, Of Cambridge; for Lieut. Governor, Thos.
F Plunket1, OF Piusheld.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the nomlna-
ttors Of Mcclellan and Pend1don, and, approving
the platform Of the Chicago Convention az EN-.
bod.tng the only edectuA way Of reetoEiBc tue
Union and securing permanent pence. The con-
yentIuu Fhs largely attended an( the proceedings
were characterized BY much enthusiasm.
, 1864-09-22

THE BE6T CAM PAlGN DOC.
UH1ENTe
One Hundred thousand Copies A.
ready sold.


WE CAN NOW FILL ORDERS TIE SAME
OAK THEY ARE RECEIVED
The TEBCKE compilation If Eems Of the late
Copl.eshead Convention in this city. In which
preference le given to extrncte from the reports of
ihc Chicaro Times. Is having an Immense c,rculA
zion. and 0EE HENDEED THOUSAND C0r1Ea hare
been sold. gives The cssehca of the reasonable
utttEaTces OF .
Tallnudighnm.
Fernando ~0ods
Cox ard Long,
uynderA and Seymour,
k1arrtss OF MarylAnd.
Wtc1zl1ffe, OF Kentucky.
with the leseer li:ht of the bocns Democracy on
that occasion. Let.th. opener Tn the tntention
OF the Peace Sneaks be placed in the hands Of every
loyal voter
Sent By Kxpreas 1t Two Dollars per
HUNDRED.
Let uc1on men circulate II everywhere, cspe
c1ally
'eB Among Our Boy@ In the Army -a
Orders accompanied By tue cash Y III be filled in
the order IN which theY ere received.
Address CHICAGO TEBukK Co;aAEr.
, 1864-09-22
FROM ROCK ISLAND.
AJubfIntton OF Loyal Men.

fspecia, Di+pstch to the Chicago Tdbuue.l
RocE Island. "Wednesday, Sept. Fl.
The Union men ct this city hsd = grand celebra-
Ton tonight en- the news Of Sherldane victories.
A fne band was on the ground, bonfres were
limited, the cannon blazed forth its numbering
potes, and the people cheered until their voices
fxifed them. Speeches were made BY DR.. Trues-
daie> j. 5. Hawley, Judge wilkinson, Webster &:
6. Blsckbup; 81 G!d ilne nemocrst: and n: Bel; Be;
thtre Vas general rtfrething.
, 1864-09-22
TEaE LAKE ERIE PIRATES.
The Leader and SIX AccomplIces Can.
tufed-Au Safe.

W4sHus6ToS, Wednesday, Sept 21.-Commap-
der Curt.a of thu q. S. steamer Michigan has tele
graphed to ths Secretary Of the Navy, dating OF
Johneon'e Island to-day. concerning the capture
Queen. he saSs they were pursued By him, md
that he has got the principal agent prisoner on
hoard, and many aceoulp3ice+. he adds all ls well
the steamer Michigan.
1t further appears that Col. Hall has SIX of the
pirate party On johnson Island.
, 1864-09-22

eH- There will be a great Union mass
n :,inr at -champsi. n, Ill, from TINT ma
SUI, >dipg couptes, on Sept. 24th. aoa.
- xiu epmwell and Hon. Samuel Mop1'
, 1864-09-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

1hava for ,esers. 1esrs past bean gradually 1o.lns
y hair, til OF .ato tho top Of my hss1 had bscoue
almost bald. aud the hair which reE1luet had chang
ed ffcm Its natural color to white, NEARLY 30.
chanced to make the acQuaE taoce 6f Prof Do MUM
and on the strength Of hit slEuEance that proper
application OF bis HhS Rsstofet would Give be
of new hair. dectted to make trial OF II, and now
after application OF eight weeks. hays now crop
OF haIt, growing al 1sey as could wish, and OF
the os9l al ccoe. II any Indy OF gentleman desires
20 hEye eccclaE evidence ct tho truth Ct tho atoFe
ataterEent, they cau sasfy thenkeiYss BY calling on
mo at my of'ce in Portland Blcct, during tho bual
ne1s houts or ut ny leEde: Ct, 6!6 Vest Washington
street. hRya found that 81 to thu length Of time
necessary to produce new head Of hs1r sn1 eYefy
aAaRna partie u1aE connected vi It, the Prcteao4
gt6temeots NJ oukss entirely cc.rect
Had the spplcAsscn produced no other result than
tie lestsrg Of m9 hair Of dAudruf sud aYefy o.hsr
lmpursty conmoa to tstr. should consider nj self
amply compensated for tha conslderatton PAID, and
would not now be ttp1tVed Of its use for dye tines
tie prce charged for 1t. cfer tAla y testimonial
Of lit Rocdtects upon ny own head that others may
be hebe1t:ed by It's ME- and on the part OF
Prof. Do Eunn. G. P. RAHUALL, Architect.
Office, Portland Block. Chicago, H.
Chicaso q. ArE. 21th. 1s6t.
Professor De Munn cRn be consn1!ed at hi, Branch
oface. 1sa Dearborn a'reef, cer2er Madison. tn2
stnlrs,) Chicege. III.
PROFESSOR H. A. DE MUM.
We wouiu respectfully aolictt pe1usal Ct the fol-
lowing Testimonial from weu.an,w1 phys1cian Of
th1l city:
Nos. 4A9D M11uoDIsE CHURCH BLock,1
CHICAGO. September 18, 1884. )
PIoterecy E. 4. De Mum:
r1Aa s1B: It sfords me p1e4suEe tc at:est the ex-
ceuenee Of your "a Hair RestoEes," which cs7 do
te the beat or all erf6snce that Of actual exper1-
e1ct. When applied TO ycu II June 1a3., waa rap
idly becoming bald; lmuetIatelJ Afser suh}sctlnk
myself to prccess, ny has cessea sll1ng OF and
there IL now ne healthy growth OF yoanz hair. dis
ttnct1y vi4ihle to the nsked eye," aud tprtrRinx
tIcm eve1y raot where SO recsntlY WIS "b911en
waste" can alto recommend your preparation as
being ro.itlrtly harmless. What oore ean be da-
eed? 1t en.cts what yen c1a tor Il. sud 1t cannot
isluIe the most delicate constitution.
1am4 ste.t tyou1s truly.
n. F. COOKE, n D.
Professor Da Num- can ba consulted at his Branch
Offer, IFS DCarbe1n 6trees, cofn1r Madiszn. {uo
gtai1s. Consultation Esee. fa21,t673 7.TH4eanet
, 1864-09-22

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