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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14
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Portland Daily Press.
HE TION 8.
Pennsylvania.

PennsyfvanfG.
&Jk}. 3 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL.
We have reported majorities from iorty-
three counties, showing a Union majority OF
1872. In the remaining counties the vote last
year showed Union majority OF lS43, max
ing total apparent Union majority OF l0,515.
Ii we allow a total falling. of in the Union
vote of 5000 in the counties to be heard from,
there will still be a Union majority on the
home vote of 2575.
The Age claims gain OF 10000 on Curtin,s
vote. and that the Democrats will have ma
iority on the home vote Of 5000. The footing
up OF the table of reported Democratic shows
total SO far of 1892 in Al counties. Luzerne
county gives 1900 Dem majority. The Re.
publicans claims the election Of Ketchum to
Congress.
Its generally conceded that there will he a
Union majority on the home vote in the State.
The Congressional delegation will probably
stand 10 Union to Democrats.
Erie county, as far as heard from, gives
Sehoheld 1928 majority.
EAsToN, Penn, Oct, b.
Monroe county gives 1900 Dem majority,
loss AS; Allentown. Lehigh county, gives
Boyer, Dem, for Congress, 206l maj, gain
over last year Of 2Sl.
HARRISBURG, Oct. l3.
Bradford county gives 270O Union majority.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14

NEW Va

-, NEW = DIRK, Oct. l3.
Bids for 24,000,000 of the 10000 600 loan
were received in this city yesterday.
A gang Of currency eopnterfeiiers, includ-
ing several women, has been discovered and
arrested in New Jersey. Forty thousand dol
lars in currency, presses, bank paper, plates
&C.. were captured. -
The French corvette AdoDis arrived here
to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14

RATs.-If you are troubled with rats set an
earthen jar lsuch as are used sometimes for
"putting down BUTTER y with small quantity
of honey therein, enough to cover the bottom
of the vessel; If placed where rats abound,
you will soon find the jar one of the best rat
catchers yet invented. Try it. 1t is worth
the experiment.
One of my neighbors successfully finished
the mischievous tendencies of round dozen
of the vermin above named in two or three
nights. IT
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14
ELEVEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,

= ~-N--.@'N.J S-o4s
The Diciden DIS for the past five years fSS 900 oOO
al lar ger in amount anu propo ton to premiums
i'd, than we're dec arsd IN the same space of
time by any company in the world The business OF
thi company is conducted ON the Mutual principle
in the sticest sense of the term the entire surplus
d Quoting necessary expenses alone, Deing equita-
bly, divided amone theassuied.
Its T,s1es Of premium l0rer than those of the
majority ofOthee Life Insurance Companies, yet L
divie end, we been greater; the result Of most
careful ad judcious sele con OF lives and the favor
ale rate of interest on its investments, being per
cent.
rhe mortality among its members has been pro-
poronately less than hat of any other Lifs Insur-
ance Company in either America Europe whose
experience has been made known-a result in the
highest degree favorable to policy holders.
The amount insured 10 this Company exceeds that
of any o.her Life Insu Company in the United
States afording gr alter security-the necessa-
ry law of average having more scope Tor operation
The assets of the Company ave invested exclusive
ly GU Bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate worth
In each case atleast dou lie the amount loaned, and
in State ana City Stocks: the solidity and security
of which will be conceded, with premium notes
to ca out It's vitais and the profits of its members
Security is, 10 Life Assurance the aramount con
sideration; and all other circumstances being equal
that company is the safest having the largest
lstons aud in which tine largest namber Is assured
It's penses are less than most all other
! Its system of NoF-FoRFRITIEG POLICIES. Also
EnDowMEaF PoJoIks, nayable on attaining q
certain age say so, A. 30 % or 90 years. or in case
OF death before arriving at that age, and its pay
ments in FIVE, TEN or more annual instaments IL
much more advantageous than that Of any other
No person who has insured with this great Com
| pany during the 81 years have been agent in
| this city, has ever Withdrawn discontinued his
Polio from any Dissatisfaction msund erstand-
ing as to the operation the system, while hundreds
| insured with other companies have done so.
| j Many Policies now outstanding at my agency have
increased more thad so per cent on the sum insur-
ed, and mach more than the Gmount OF premium
| paid, Wiz
Policy No. 1882, insured for 5000 is now worth
S8000-increase $1,000,
| Policy No. 1857, insured for $4,000 n now worth
/ $12,000-increase $1,000,
Having rua but little more than twelve years =
Many other instances with similar results can bs
SHOWN to any who will call on me- and many inter
es'ng facts of great value will be furnished cheer
| fully. =
Documents and all need full information cheerful
" furnished at the Office or by mail to remote par
ties and inQuirers. 900
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14
Valuable Ho,,se nd Anetion

ID Valuable House at Auction.
ON Thursday Oct 20.at 3 o'clock PM on the prem
Lincoln street No. Al. It is Thoroughly and faith
,uly built and finished, modern 10 is Construction
me closets, gas, good water and plenty of it, CEN
msnt. Sale positive-title clear. For particulars
HENRY BAILEY q Co., Austioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14
lch corvette AdoDis arrived here

49, ~ y. QUEBEC, Uct, 10.
A large rock on Champlain street fell this
afternoon, crushing three houses and killing
their Inmates, Es5ss
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14
TO THE AFFLICTEDT
DIR. W. N. DERTING,
Medical Electrician,
~ No. IA CIapp's Block,
CORNER oECoNGREss AND ELM srRsEz,

MOULD respectfully announce to the citisens "a
W Portland and vicinity, that he has perman emit
Y located in this city. During the eleven month";
tnat We have been In town we have cured some OF
the worst forms of disease in persons who have tried
other forms of treatment in vain, and curing pa
tients IN so short time that the question is often
asked do they stay curedi To answe r this Question
We will say that all that do not stay cui ed We will
doctor the second time for nothing. -
DR.. ID. has been practical electrician f. twenty.
oneyears, and is also regular graduated pLy sioik
Eectricty Is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In the form OF nervous or sick headache; neuralse
In the head mech, er ext<emities; consumption VIII,
In the aoute stages or where the lungs are not fa
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrotula hy
diseases white swellings, spinal diseases, curva
OF the spine. contracted muscles distorted linbs
palsy or paralysis, St. Vitas Dance deafness stan
mer1ng or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia in,iqef.
uons constipation and liver complaint pfles-Ve an
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi
ts STRUCTURES Of the chest, and all forms Of fe ma
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14
FOR PORTO RICO.
AsA The new clipper Brig
k3EN HATTIE g. BISHOP,

@zzSzz6Y CHARLES BARTLETT, master,
Will sail next week for the Island of Porto Rico.
at Union Wharf. She is q spiend ID ysssei
oct1I d1w*
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14
GenteeI Furniture at Auction.

IN Tuesday, Oct. 18th, at 10 O'Clock A NJ. at the
" house Corner of Gray and State streets ALL tn
FURsIruRE In said house, consisting of Parlor Fur
Mirrors. Piano and Stool, Bedsteads, Mattresses'
Bureaus Mirrors, Chairs, Toilet, Card Work Cen.
ire and Extension Tables Crockery, Glass Cbina.
one Hood refrigerator. together with The entire
Kitchen Furniture, comprising those article usually
found In well appointed kitchens '
HENRY BAILEY Il co. AucTIorxxRa
oct11 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14
Valuable Renl Estate i. -


IN Monday, Oct; Eth, at O'Clock p. M. ON the
~ premises, we shall sell the sscs story scood en-
house on bratte street, near the loot with the lot
which is AZ feet by e6. well of good wafer HANDY
also, one story wooden h use on land adioin.
ing his lot is 33 feet by So feet Good for invest
ment Sale positive. 81
octl1 dtd HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auct,s.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14
From. Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, No., Oct. Is.
!. Gen. Rosecrans with part of his staff lett for
the front last night. 3.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14
Deceased Soldiers at New orleans.
M wINsLow. Undertaken,

Reatives or Friends IN this State having deceas-
ed Soldiers buried in the vicinitla Of New orleans
and are desrious of having their remains taken up
and sent home this fall, by addressing
j. M WINSLOW. Undertaken,
No. lT8 Magazine Street, New Orleans can have
that business carefully and proper attended 10
the most reasonable terms. Mr. Winslow was for
merly of State and give satisfactory References
The friends have the bodies carefully taken up
and enclosed (v ithout owing from the original
ooffinl IN Wood or Metallic Burial Cases. and for
warded to New York by government steamer.
oct5 dam II
, 1864-05-22

CON petition must have been against him.
As IN instance. however, of what can be
done With Sir Williams brcech-loader whom
fired for qutcknetE, We may mention that the
evening before this trial took Place An officer
at shocburynees fred 100 rounds from the
minutef, and made good practice With 1t ut
AZ Il The is end Of the 100 rounds firing al the
guns 'Wefc 60 hot th4t It WAS impossible to
touch them. yet before they had time to cool
the NEXT test was spilled to ascertain Il the
them or smpaiied their shooting In any WAY:
For this purpose they were ordered to fire ut
sr1all butts eyes, marked on three targets,
ut eco yards distance, three shots being al
lowed to each gun to ascertain tho ranee, aud
then Eve more to each, the result OF which
tho WhitvoIth Ind ths breech.lolder ehot
about equal, and neither Of them particularly
we'll The Armstrong ahunt gun, on the con-
tfary, made ono OF the most beautiful targets
that has been seen at 4hoehury, Planting a1l
Its sHbt IN spxce Of about IS inches squ2re-
test wss 20 marked that it left little room for
: comparison between his target and III.
Whitwo1tt'a' Before continuing the trials
further, Impressions viii be carefully taken
OF the interiors of al the,guns, to sscertatn
II they, hAre been damaged or worn IN tbs
least degree b! the 200 rounds' .9nlck firing. ):
:. This Inspection, however, Is likely to be 9
which all the guns gave By their firing after
wards, that q yet they arc unhurt To-day
and tomorrow the tests will be resumed
agaia fonEznge and accuracy. n
In reference to the firing at three degrees
Of elevation, which VIC stated as being Close
and equal competition between Sir William
and Iii. Whitworth, we have now to add that
more careful examination OF. the returns
has shown that In accuracy, ana also in
range, the advsptsge at this contest Is clearly
on Iii. WhItWorth's Side
, In the course Of another ten days or 50, the
competition with, the small guns will be
ordnance begin, In this second stage both
competitions are equally confident OF sue
cels. "'
, 1864-05-22

tesay On teyer, tho u,o.n.n. r,pcrs connected
b which We VET. ieo 80 - Ra
n.fc III tt tbo Ptsidsnt Of thc United Sts,es. But
wht.h s1an nrovcd to he forgery. L Is unnecns
sny 70 Hastc Wofds N its ds.ct, a1 ~
h., nq snxt tfsnnur ouraee on tSc praile as
Ws1S q on tho % %ia;STidnal nevspapcrs cpnao;ned,
l.. I;.s ~ M nnblfc vronr s,tsJnnts -
+. SsrtptaS oTrV.r+he1ess re owe il 10 on1ee1T.a
= = well ss i. ouF fsaasrs, e explain ths eiicsn
sar e. unoef Tn1ca .os IL nnr Hee
as our our se. Ssrs srs vel axare, hus 20 auouat Il
ezre IN weil regulated newepsRer ofaes seoua to
serr.n;ed I'M H. sntEnsl economy Of sueh an
ssf,b1Jshent Th.t soe persons tst,tsr viii
tss 1e1eg1sph .rrangcnenss ot ~ .Aasoclated
,,s. :. Wea ~ n Hit foTy thnp esn.
~ f. son6ted -,
> we Sore our form regularly at about 81 O'Clock.
t.ssr..,x =; r. is.t rnowent, ead someti1nra sE
~ HI SnJ;m ~ hss r,na down 10 The uresa.room:
IN II Tfrnilar tt1ie being msao1ded On t!ssus
xh'ea sEa s1s ,ss Il sSeas
morning r. o, as.1s ss:sd a., g
~ ~ r,sSt eJ;tnr. md rroofreade1s IL 11nn Il.
1e.dr III ~ sthfs moment & 'dlspatch x.r1xed,
nergns HI Is To1 a1acstIou it "a. In al resnsta
pFp:ea {mitatsna cf Assoet2ied Press dispssches.
n tts miuuiest detaiM ef pspes, paging, &C, md
- IL. hn ~ rot VT coae cut ia hayinc
81 itMn inssrted II n lie lorna 10 Thar it spness
I'd in the iaffer oortiou OF the morning ed4tiou-
thr e,.11 nsrt III the EDITION not cqntapinw il Va
ns1 ne .1t VII beSr tbst the mud was 10 per,s
- Il W. yentnrr 10 afi1 thax ainety. men out
Of huuare5- pIsced IN the situation Of tho FORE
man. would ha!e, besn dseelIed. md would
hsye in nd IL foreman IL the rcpona1die nan II
Vfu Erown TO neWtpapel men ~ Ont Of the most
naree # snY ono sue:e u shat Il is beitef to ~
r. rverytiinr II suCG time, let him fcdoct that
, 1864-05-22

Goa1deaus1 acsAn. tsosmerlI ef Ct. Louis, MOI
maaT q NonT2e. ChiesEo. IL. half ; block hom 20
eost 0nae. O. aMCnronie busa.ts. .nd Dnsasss Of Of
EeAta With unparalleled sseecss.. Roon1s separate.
Wketo Ladies' I'D 6ehsicmcn cAn consult the Doctor
xsd7sa tho ftrctest privacy. OucE houfr from A. II.
70 ?. r.; sundAis 10 u II 4. X. Communication
2opndsnns! cotsuisanes. ts.si ~, Addfss Z e. n91
xson o. noet1r's long eIpsnsnes u 1Haplt.! , ane
mite, perfect cures for Ill Chror1c Diseases their
1o$t aerets End complicated stas e, in very abort
Tounx usn suffering fron eelfah1se are invited %
tiea attendant On Fuhert1, yt1struaton, persocs
having any distractions to marriage, should eau ~
9,ntNty AID zpccesa, sp26-d75l4wil
, 1864-05-22

Treatment of Ptrste Dtsesaea. The t1ulde, contain
tr9 yaluse'e tnf1t1a1ton and ArT1pAr1rs. e1po.tng
tor u cecta In poetake stamps. Fnst 0tce hoI =.
GhicsEo. Ill Once and Anatomical huacum, No. 1ss
( Euuth Ctktk street.. tufEx3Nt
, 1864-05-22
QEstrugt1 Gribnlte.
SUNDAY, MAY q, l6G4.
T11E uurDRnD DAYS, MEN.

-, y. :. q. 1T rnnA DtAs srcceo1.
,..r- - - - ;t-
Above .ho waiting psaarsea shines warm The .nn Of
There's work tor many million In the broad nelas
. :. td-day. Z. ;. -, g -.
for the afua 20 sturdy, o for The tireles. eet
hat atAsed out toll when othcx Mays hrouPht bnna
=: mer bloom and heat1 :"
But proud wc spared our xnllest to face the eouu.
4fs5'a 1oa;.-, .....t :: :;
To march when word Comes II Forward IT, to ride
Hhen hngIts htow =. =. ::
Now calm they e.eep, BY p1ain &nd hill, wrapped
IN theIr army bins.
ara through -. =.
We love our living boys md dead, bat woula not
Though fertile acres fsllpM lie though orchards
-. 1Folt xnay lsck;. =, -,
Nav. tbOrFh ff11Ylf Ne1d and hnNHA and hehffh h1E
80 CoEc tha plcssant c5cer. = =
And fnrinripg rten and fiehtsnme lauth He vainly
yca.a Is hear; ~ :. 't"~ >'>~ :. ' T. -''''
For. Etd hc praIrfu1 ror sheayes nor sons we
, 1864-05-22

:W Joe ,Cobnrn left New York on s.tnr-
inEton for England whoza he Is 70 60 into
training immediately after his arrival for 4
Kfsud pueilistic eontest with Jem Mace.. He
u accompanied In his journey BY Cuslck, the
celebrated trainer, who lh4s consented to do
!. tho Mentor for ms friend Joseph. n In
, 1864-05-22

- rinEe.
EontaiGfnH nearly 80 pages. And "a aEs Ttasez and
&1&rtv1nE1 Of the Anatomy OF the alaL6l olExra Il
q stats of HeA- II lad i1t1at with . TFtasse on
fSlf,Abust, IT. neplarable Coueeq1ences upon the
tbs only rational srd sueeesstnl noda Of cure. .
80, sL ;ss r. .sr9rt Ct ~ sstes sres'sd tr1;hfn
a2htrsxe, Who entertain douhts Of tselr PHYSICAL
EonHdon. Sent ff~c of postage to sny address. on
f1tstpe Of cectA, IN stamina Or poaAl currency. hr
eod1e5ttnE Dr. La CRo1x. no. n Aaideo ane A.
, 1864-05-22

DYEING.-Ladies and gentlemen
Dsh1grten's Ftsts Fancy etesa DIE HOHK9; 10 5ousn
ge%Ial1es street, sr It the R.nca WORKS. Il Ncrth
q those ptscrs o1 sddrtzed 70 RoK 72fs est BEzaeh
Pos: Otce. Chicago IL, Viii meet With prompt -
, 1864-05-22

9AEK1.0kH esaeue1sse hair .pYF1s THn zkrT
2 - wosLn Ine esa1 A.xE11; r. 15gs ~ nc tssl; I'll,
-eh1nSel Re6. tensty or Grey nair instantly, 70
se1oeEx 1LAaK or AATukAL p1owE. without !n1151n$
md Eokxnf1l; imp.ets freuh vts1lsT. frequently tes
M ptt1sas en's: sel9s .na .sxnnst r. 1aef q
1HeH, ~ otAess Are Me1e 9nit&rnna, Aod Hho1ld be
AN rttaef. MHfe York. fY4T4a3lI,
, 1864-05-22

! ow ceased lat halErast t"o), and p7c21T--
tiers NlIc nudG to druw oil car foEces from
tho Held cLa return ~ cur lntrcnctmtnts.
The artillery WIS ecnt to the rear, except =
section to cover the rcar guard. lhe nmbu-
lsnees, loaded With wounded, and the supply
trains, were despatched 10 the rear, md hnal.
ly The enttrc army fell back, the eneuiy. not
pu1sniDg.: Thus ended this rebel attack On
our linta.
:: General BenurcgarrI commanded IN person,
Visions. a hrigale ftum Tennessea under
Ransom, arrived last night, aud added to
rt:ard's force considerable Tie rebels
for2ht witt more than their usual da&h and
bravery, as they; tcemcd determined to crush
our army, a. the only way to saTe Eich Rond.
They met With bloody isiluso. Their losscs
In Killed and Woauasd exceeded Ours, a.
Though the balance Of prisoners is probably
!, slightly IN, their favor. - Our men fought
ep1endidly, with fcw EXCEPTIONS the 10Th
corps has established : reputation for light:
ing qualities that will equal that OF my IN
1: Tie army It's. well disciplined, brave and
\, efficient, and 10 an. homer to tho department,
~ Majcr General Gilmore COMMANDED the
left throughout, and displayed as high qualf-
ties In Tie field In the bandlipg Of corps =
be has A. an engineer Officer. &c "a assist
s. Foster, chief .of staf, whose nhilltie. as !
I. ccmn,ander. and energf and zeal, combine to
make Lin IN inyaluahle officer to any COM
/: mandcr, whether chief OF stiff or In the COM
Dand of = brigade or dlvfslou. No little Of
our success Is due to his energy and skill.
Genesnls Terry, Ames and Turner, each per-
formed their respective parts to the com.
p1etp satisfaction Of ALL No co:ps has better
dIylffon commAndcrs. When all the brigu-
der commanders did well, It would be unjust
to discriminate between them. They have
sll the desirable qualities found In good
sollitrs. = 80 -
4 REnE1 DEMONSTRATION Oh OUR LEFT AaD
g. nKAR. :
While the Fighting was going on ut the
front 60 fiercely In the morning, q rebel brig
ade attacked email force, consisting Of the
18th Ind, Col. Dobhs the 169th n. r, Col
McConihe. and bnttery E.. Sd q. 9. artillery,
Lieut., Sanger commanding, all under Col.
Dobbs, guarding our extreme Left on the ap.
proachea from Petersburg, and after severe
! fight drove our forces back towards on1 in.
trenchments, bat finally geve up the pushutt.
Our loss was about thirty in killed. wounded
! and 1niaaiDg. ~. 49,.
, 1864-05-22

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IL stas 81 b. :, fs.s & tSr as dsfS Of s hns
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meSs tn.RefsJmF II nssrs Ss nzisS ssssrssa r
lowest responsible biddef, ~ ia isttrett e t6e Eo
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snWn to tSss edfr ee fseaoasste pesoa
a. 6,aaeH m s. day nenhsa Of tho ssespsao=a
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~ ee;hir @4iffs- ~ 4na rrr1se " o%o "ocs aatS&
PropSs.is musr BE- sdd!cssoa to Bstxst,er General
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WsshsnNtn EtGpoee9 ans tesaFeS tAse&
1t1ectA' 'hns;.,s ~; n r.-
o9s1s3n 81 and ~ Sefn' IN ssoSs' as-paz boahea q
- bushels o. 0st,. In s.ekt. hu,nr, =.
$ ponEd.. -
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ponnds. ~ VII " 3ees
, 1864-05-22
Uf1rn11 33ltters.
nR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
JEUlSON BHTTERS


I1S .42te9e and most Important Ulseovery OF
4. the 18th Century
A0'> Ae"4s'
sF3Wnv n tAr Natrrtn ~ ~ tes I,rstaG E.sfns
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soyeS. t. RI tnAl Of m JOAE HULI OF iout.yilin
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ons stnoo 1t snt rtet o{ tna sArtous cni,ounI1 cf
,as feceme = ousehola y rd throughout tue Rsft
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Man oids cttanee 70 tte r,osa oes Is u.ltrik and
belief III sacn sort ~tlie tresr il hr-sh left IL
he body tbs CO ron u potsct to cuIt matter what
she c4teAst may be-
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sOR THE GOLD MINES OF

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Fo1t s*nton Fss,sit :ad F. Passenger Fseass-t2s Fort
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uted. It obay cures the anova Anection1 o. the
spstipE Of Blood aud as excsItnt ksrva for an5
kind OF Fore Thrcat- It H. pieasant 10 TAKE and 4
safe medicine for tfat Pr1ce 20 cent? ootS1e
For QRfd bY DruEE1t1s gtntralfy.
General Depot 8 East Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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5peclaI NgtiS,s,

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our Volunteer ttau the enerry's bsyonots. II tne
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any othef Information vU be rroton.,y vim, o1
i appneasicns personally Of BIZ letter, 10
Lieutenant Colonel ard chat Quarerazs:e.,
CAra1rY Har-sus
c1 trrtnAee in the open market wilt ba Continued
y lineage and Davenport u:tM the contract il
ANNato PaJEent made IN Certificate OF Iadebsed-
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Consumption Ills enly necets ior any eae troubled
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