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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany.
THIRTY SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT.

THIRTY SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT.
The steady increase of the business Of the
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance company,
from the time when it began to insure to
the present day, is a pretty sure token of the
estimation in which it Is held by those who
wish to get insured at as low a rate as is
justihable, and to be absolutely certain that
in case Of accident by fire, their loss will be
fairly adiudicated and the damage paid with
ont fail. We have not at this time REQUIRED
to every one Of the published annual reports
of the company. but we have 70 many Of
them, and notice an annual increase Of the
company's capital, which at present amounts
to above one million and eight hundred
thousand dollars. This capital, be It noted,
consists Of obligations acting in most instan-
ces as a first mortgage lien on the real es-
tate on which the building insured stand
the property so holden being many times the
value OF the Obligation in every case. In clse
where there Is a mortgage existing at the
time oftte insurance, indubitaLle persoual
security h. to BE- slperoddcd.
Wcslppo-e there is moot i,r insurance CON-
pms il tire United States where the eoiyen-
y OF the company, no matter how great the
loss, is 50 absolutely provided for, as it Is in
this company, unless there be some other
organized ON the SAINT plan and conducted
With the same good judgment aud s~crupulos-
ity. The assessments are laid On The premi-
um notes, once a month, - as to cover the
losses during the mon;h-the sum OF these
monthly assessments for the entire year makes
Up what the insured party has 70 paw,
at the end Of the year, and this payment Is
with absolute certainty, and with as
little trouble or extra expense to the payer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
E5ied.

In Morrisviue, Sept Is, Mrs. Mary Ann ". PIE
hin, reliet Of the late Or. A. 5. Pi,,ia of Fu-.
ton, aged g
An earnest Chrsiaa am list I'm i-1 and
Npec,ation q q blessed immortality.
In Jericho, on Friday, Sept nth, Dir. Thomss IS
Butler, aged 3 years
The funeral services aill re conducted with Ma
sonic honors, at Essex, Vt. Sunday. Sept. 18th.
All Masons are invited 10 attend.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

The New York Times IN speaking .s.-
signifc inle Of the Vermont and Maine ,..
tons saws
They, Vermont aud Mainc) i
suffered from the war more than most
stat,s-parti'uiar.y Vermont iaa,
State, ou account %. the emigo-9 Do
many of IT, young man 10 the cIti,- aH
che Wet. las had % contribute q
proportion o. the armies and these
as the records 3D.. the war show. lav
more extensive and severe fighting Oh
equal number oi regiments from arr
Northern state. Nowhere has dealt
carried 30 So many homes by the de--rucr' r
o. CHS war. Tie Maine regiments. tl..
have been among the most active p.rris.-
pants in thc war, and have greatly =-l.rrI.
II is no small thing th,n Tint two Stats
thus independently situated. and thus
iectcd % sacrifice, instead of weaTyi
succumbinS under the ~pr0l'nSati.r .
war, should exhibit o. sterEer dew 1-
than ever.
The party which goes for ''r.
hostilite-, Is blind % &c fails o.
these first elections the sare ilI...l-
Its coming fate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
The Seventeenth.

We are rejoiced to learn that Co. K,-the
last Company-ot the 18th Vt, has been
filled, and has gone on to New Haven, where
it will be organized o Thursday next. With
the addition Of = few men to supply the
losses, the regiment will now soon be full.
and Col. Randall will receive the commission
for which he has waited patiently and la
bored faithfully. We believe that nearly
one-half of the rank and file of the regi-
ment have been enlisted personally by Coz.
Randall.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

4 TUEy OUT N II Mpsr 0r ..Erfx ~
The Chicago Convention was called o, order
10y Auguste Belmont. who took occasion 10
lament. among other THINGS. that tbe ur.s.
ent administration lad ..fr,urht otr once
prosperous country TO tie yerv verge Of
ruin. That plain. honest people NAV e,ti-
mate the sincoutv OF this declaration. which
was IN unison Sith She general tone oftbar
convention, We copy from lhe Newport cor
r-ospondeucc of a New York r,rer tie hI-
lowing account OF me turnout of this dis
tin-uish,l d|epl0rer of his country, situa-
ZION
lit consists of a l.w harouche drawn bv
four elegant and ferv .~throurb-br,.is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

as possibly can he. The annual report as,
usual, gives an expose Of the business in
detail for the year, with a list Of all the an
nual assessments, from 1898 TO 1864 inelu-
siye, the average for the whole time being
only 81 per cent. >on the premium notes an
nually, the range Of variation from that,
with the exception of two or three of the first
years, being surprisingly small. The aver
age expense Of Insurance is hardly one-ffth
Of one per cent. of the value of the property
insured On by far tie larger part Of the
property insured, it Is but a small fraction Of
even that small sum. Tic receipts Of the
Company for the year previous TO Aug. l.,
were S66,47l Il. The ao-uat Of claims for
losses settled durirv -.e year is S43,SS6 49,.
Tie principal manageable President,
Secretaries. 6c.-rcmaia as they have been
for many ycars, which, d, wc take it, i, a
s%ufhe;en, explanation of The regularity and
good judgment with which tire Complny's
affairs have been So long conducted
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

In Barl.ust1a, Sept 2..h, by Rev. E H-
slss 3D.. TAlcy n ST. 6e7rse. and Mis- L.
Tan % Burlington.
In NorlIs, N-Y.. ePt -ta. lg -a s.r
Brown, Ir-l T. U9-.sr Of Nob-esvilc. -- 8.
Hiss liar st T. Bii-ey Of Burlington 49,.
IN Port Henry. y Y, on "Wednesday ev-a
sept 18th. DIS sey. Eidadse Nx. Rev. 1
Fran''se q Burlington, and Elizabeth r.. ta---
Of : ID. WitAeroee' Esq Of Port Henry.
In Westord, Sept g by Rev. George W..---7
Carlos Martin Of Ferrsburs, an H. Ana s
Of Wes-lId.
In Wexford. sept. 18th. by Rev. z1su j.. !. ra.
Rev. B. F. Liviu-sto4 o. vermont, Csn51,a,. ami
Miss hsnrah E Allen, daughter q thr late a--s
mas Allen Of Testluld.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
ANOTHER GLORIOUS VICTORY

The news Of the decisive victory gained
by Gen. Sheridan over tire reIei forces under
Early in tire Shenandoah Valley will he read
with joy by all cur loyal fellow citizens.
Thus through the blessing Of Almighty God,
and the skill and bravery of our noble and
and patriotic officers and soldiers, another
staggering blow has been dealt to the Heav-
en-deiying and Heaven doomed REBELLION.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

Our friend Mr.. John ii. Converse. who las
been connected with the Times for several
years past, has gone to Chicago. to take a
clerkship in the Office of Edmund Williams
Esq, Superintendent of the Galena Division
Of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
John has qualities which fit him Tor high
success, and a host Of friends in Burlington
who viii always be glad to hear Of his pros
perity in life.
Hon. Justin S. Morrill, has furnished q
representative recruit for the army.
Gen. John Mason, of st. Adams, las voted
at sixty annual elections in ST. Adams, and
says there is no other voter now living who
cls, his suffrage in st. Albaus in 1904. Gen.
Mason Is now in his So year.
Among the 600 Union officers now under
or fire in Charleston, 5. C., there are from
this state: Capt. c. \. Adams, Isl Cavalry.
Capt. ". W. Beeman, lst Cavalry; Maj. C.
II. Fleming, lst Artillery; E. Grant. lst
Cavalry Lieut.. Eli Holden, Is. Cavalry :
Z II. Higiey. CO. K, II Cavalry Lieut.. E.
Nather, lst Cavalry Capt. r. Schafe!d, ls,
Cavalry; Lieut.. c. P. Stone, lst Cavalry :.
Lieut.. j.. 5. Thompson, 10th.
Capt. Gardner 5. Blodgett, a, Q. NJ, az
rived IN town ON Saturday evening, on his
first furlough in eighteen months from his
responsible duties at Annapolis and Balti-
more. lie i looking finely.
Chaplain J. E. Goodrich, Ist Vt. Cavalry.
Is now North recovering ms health, which
has become much impaired by his arduous
abors and the fatigue attending the severe
marches of the regiment inJuly ami August.
lie is now g. Hinsdalc, Mas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

in political matters upon general policy and civil
affairs to President Lincoln, Generals Buell. and
Halleck, and in fact all within his reach. Thus,
instead of telling Halleck when to attack the
foe and where, he was anxious only that TIE war
should be conducted on a pro-slayery basis, and
In ike manner his orders to Brell were wasted
in political stuff, while Grant was gaining the
victory Of Fort Doneison IN the same dep7rt-
meut, though under HaIleck's orders.-Piiia-
dslptia .4mericGa.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

TIE Fr.cme7 n the State Of Vermont who are
TO- favor .r'.e .e.,ion Of .4BR.7H.fN LIN
COL.A' .fN-DREW JOHNSON; are
hrrebs ~ro,6-l TO meet IN Mass Convention at
BURLINGTON. On TUESDAY, THE lin
DAY OF OCTOBER. next, for the purpose OF
nominating csulH iates fr Presidential Electors,
TO be supported a, the approaching election.
JoHx ~. STEWART,
Sr0DBAHp Il. Colby,
L|EvEErT7B. ESGLEsBY, STATE
DrDLLY G.. DESNIs0N,
JoN,THAN Ross, Committee.
HENEY CLARK,
GEORGE wilkins.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

WeN'T MIA clfIcrh-il 10 Gle W.
complained 70 q venerable Methodist minus
ID there was tairu,ss In this matter. ..-
WIS only Union IaiiIc- that WAS -.u-
ed We'll. ur friend. quickly -e- pred
elder, 'yaur politics non tnir. GIN.
we pllpitle. and brou-I, down tire
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

\ prIyatr letter from a citizen of NARY
land, " o ias meyer before voted with the
Republican, n- an an I-!syery party, to a
mind ,n Lin is sa,s
''rDe loyal people Of MARYLAND ar owing
Abraham, ana you must see 10 it tat biz
own STATE docs tie same. The G. '-,.-,
Convention wrs a : Ht tg-ymlau.IHb-
r...r4n. IT. PiesIdent IS sz much in iehci-
lion agal st tie Government as he dare a.
Macs letter IL a lice with two hooks. hai;cd
with two kinds of bait. He WON'T catch
anything but fits"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

Pstr'USs In the list Of premiums
at the State Fair last week is a pre-
mum Il ten dollars to j. A. 81 edd of Bur
lIaGtn for best Hood mare End {, 1t, also a
pr,mIum of I've dollars to L. NJ. Hagarn Of
Burlington for twenty varieties of plums
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
diploma to G. S. Blodgett B Co, Of
b. iington for morstieks.
Vermont Items.

Wm. ". Allen. ct Londonderry, while out
in Wmdaam IN a h1Y''as excursion. Aug.
22.a, OF q lynx, which measured two .eet
IN height standing and about four feet in
l-a-, Mr. Levi. LampLear recently rad
l. Sheep killed in a pasture near 1y
80 eagle was cultured alive on Monday
..e Ioih in--., hg Sir. Davenport, OF PutncY.
To-, wu- u..-lsc ven iyet and Elk inches
f.u Jq @, ap.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS.

Is published every Friday morning, containing
the news Of the week from all parts, interesting
correspondence from the army, and local and
general intelligence.
TERMS.
Two DOLLARS per year if paid absolutely in
ADVANCE. otherwise $3.50 per year. Single CO.
pies 6 cents.
For rates Of Advertising, &c, inquire at the
FREE PRES OFFICE, No. 6 College St, Burling-
ton, Vt
GEO. ". x G. G. BENEDICT,
Editors & Proprietors
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
PROTECTIVE
War Claim Association
FOR N-EW E.NGLAN-D

lScoEPORATEb 1865.
VNHlS Association continues 70 adjust snd coiIes
War Claims Of all on the lowest terms. Advice
given gratis.
Application in person or by letter should be ma
10 their Secretary,
U.TRACY HOWE,
No. Railroad Exchange, Court square,
Boston, Mass
Boston Sept. 10, Iss3 Wltr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

A Chance TOR BETTING Nrv.-t friend Of
ours BOO New York Cts laruiu. that there are
LOUD talking Mcclellan men 100 ~. Adams will
ing 10 stlke almas, any sum that Lincoln viii
he defeated, offers as 70 challenge from 500 o.
-l1.HH1 thar Hc viii bee elected also 500
.ut >ttfe, AMI name eighteen states that Lin
colin VIII cirry-thc money o. BE deposited DO
lHy &c The bluks Of $. Albums. ANY NcClel-
ante wishing o. lc, pr of these proposals can
atye the geu'lemlu's address, by calling at the
Nlssegger Dhce.
St .Al5a7s Afss,e ger.
Independently Of Tie gambling element
which enters into ,'e h~s-ine-. of betting
on elections It-elf enough to condemn
The practice-there is another reason which
should deter honest men from such wagers.
suppose a gang Of corrupt men TO have sue
cceied in getting a large amount wagered
from men who will pay il the election they
favor Is lost. Nothing is easier then. than
for the gang to employ in various places.
where they can operate to best advantage.
INSCRIPTIONS villains to swell up a list by
false votes and any other available
means, pledging them a portion Of their
gains by the bet. # the election goes in the
way the gang wish to have it. lnthis way the
get a capital for their operations. ana
the losers will have furnished the means for
their own defeat.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
THE QUOTA AND THE DRAFT.

~ .
The following important despatch is pub
lished.
WAsHISGToS, Sept. "a. 1854.
To H. B. Bra5iey, .4it Gems OFce. WooI-
stock, u.
We sre doing all that Is possible to save Yer
mont from the draft. Volunteers will be re-
ceivei in discharge Of drafted men until drafted
men are actually sent out Of the State We have
obtained credit for seven hundred and sixty
seven men on account Of correction Of enroll
ment. which viii be apportonei upon the towns,
entitled to the same SO as to equalize Congress
ional Districts rs soon as I eau return. Vow is
the time for deficient towns TO fill thcir quotas
by Volunteering and avoid al draft in the State.
PETER T. WASHBUEN.
q de>pareh from Gov. Smith Of the same
general purT'r'. is also published. hat Vary
ing from the hove ~ maxim. che credit ,e-
cured a Thousand larger. We take tii- 90
boa t~elesraphic or typ7guraie tlandcr. and
t.at se-el hundred and gItg-s.cr7. j. taeac-
t-ai creii, obtained.
This number duly arp5ruoneI VIII allow a
credit Of upwlr, %. -r MY mea 70 Bar
4nst1n, and to other towns in lise proper
ton. wi such deductions of Tie quotas.
only those towns which have been iuexcu-a-
.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

THz Os,FT-Tlere has been some que--
r-.a .n regard TO tie let Of defciencic-lor the
towns b.. sis district as published above.
asl . Deductions 20 be made FOR
t-e correction of the quotas. The deduc-
a were made at the Provost Mlrshals
o..- .-fore the let Of deficiencies was made
CUT, aa. thctefcicncies as published are cor
seet. The drafting lnuaue for the District;
bu, ,se names OF Those drafted Tuesday af
rerno.n and Wednesday are not yet reported
,u- @ication.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

Is- SoLD..F, >rE rHE roI>T.-Tne Boston
Ja.raal gives Lc following extract from the
..r o. a soldier before Petersburgh, WHO
50 democrat before he went to the war,
brother 20 home
-.Tau wish Go know how [ an going TO vote
f.r lli ALE, of course, and every true loyal
ll vIi go Oh. slm-. When the rebels in our
.-.a, beard % AcC'ellau's nomination they
cI--rci fr over two hours. Do you think any
uu vino claims the protection Of the national
at-, and ,speellly one who fights for il. ought
t.r.-e for him 90
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
News OF the War.


Particulars or Sheridan's Great Victory.
'
u'EFFs's Frasr. sept. ls-l2N.
IT. p- q n S.--,,
ON. sheridan moved ON the
enemy moroiu- at DAYLIGHT 50, of-er
movement -Iumer.,,i. there was fesvr
a-nuous firing fr two hours. and tben
sch. apparently rccei.r-. The firing was
.-.r.f 4H.gt q-.-cfl.- ana 1,s continued
ribs hour. l2N ..-arrtautIv in the vicinity
.. .uacr Hill.
sept. i4-S p. NJ have iust received a
-fa1t from the signal officer. a. follows
Continuous firing has been -1inr on between
T Uu.llan and near Winchester. IL Is very
s..Fv since 10 IN. Think the engage
meut is general. The line of battle Is about
tv. miles lone. Ave-iII Is heavily enc .-e6
with tle enemy near Dsrkesvilie. have
-al- % rtrtr Of s-l1r- and courie-s 10 the
tr.nt. S-ll rcrort r-amutlv all reliable news
sept. Il43uP N-The fighting in the
direction 9. Winras--.- Is much hftvier
Our forces near Banker Hill seem q, De driv-
in the enemy RAPIDLY.
Sept IJ-5P. Nj have Jus, heard from
the 'front.'. Our cavalry under Ayeri.I and
49,
t.J 80 =. T'l''A
900 advance OF : miles. KILN. and @wouniius
,rs .Tm G,-# o. +a..-
anfI.-
-..'s beyond ''' oIel-'" INTO a lime o.
i-.H ''-A-. 'Hr u au-ry attacking them 90
''' Us '-'.er irlt "y
'i>4',I' W'>AetiS urius ana
'n. ''''- 't.i''' nrins' ana %
'N''n'I'E % -'''. Every i-
90 ,, mIs1 Ii''.,''r u.s.
O-' 10 4. Nj. lave JUST beard
.''n. That o.eillln "is d~rIe'tei tAe
f4UmE LOW l~.N-i>. I'VE pieces
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

-uvI.-We again remind those who
ma Ore County Fair on Tuesday, Of tie
T. l,.l ot t.e Town Hall for the benefit Of
tl, sanitary tammissiou, Were all kinds Of
Oh. .e refreshments may be had.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

ALLOTTED PAY.-Assiguees and other
Allotted Pay OF he Third Battery, are
notified that returns have been received q. I-aa
Both, and this office z prepared % pay The suns
received in the usual way.
JoHy j. PACE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

ALLOTTED PAY.-Assicuees aud others
Allotted Pay Of the Third Battery, are
nouh=i that the returns have been rece
June 30th. and this office is prepared 70 Fs SID.
sums received in the usual way
joins b. PACE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

Mr.. CHITTENDEE SPEECH.
,ru4u-.. v
and the ele.trifyiur eject lr.g,s5ut The Norm
Oh lue alA,uD =
u's H''
election hsi really S..ie' 70 - 'H'
purpose '-s 4l''.'l g ..'
9N71.
---' lH1 wa, ID
"a Z ~'-
'o- =.
cessation @. h1-t'te-, eN-. aiming length
,-S am. .Hl5. nc.
shell Concerning the -rslt cluul. rs.r Grant
en- sherman showing iaa' III ,1e .ioA OF
and den5ps+a.ae ta5r I'm. pr-.
in declining :, o4~ an aru.t-e. ~ Of
1fI.' " '-
Mr.. Chrteulsa r~r7.s-Iol sar.. 81. ss--
and defend DIS 'r.'.i 'a'i here ''a he D..
death Of s|Is,sl.- II
his W nearer views, n ID. pms, eur years. u
The "erHing ana e'Ls--- .a'-e. -.1ef
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

GFy DAWN \. Russell, who was killed
10 ,te great battle Of the Shenandoah valley
on Monday, was born in the state Of New
York. aal graduated at West Point in ISIS.
Dee was % The rank Of major ID the sth L. ;.
latil.v, when in nov. ls62. De was made
hr- General % volunteers. Il, and % Ugh
i.a as a daring .I.er. Ii- los
severe one.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
UNION NATIONAL TICKET.

FOR President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
IuR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

The following important despatch j. pub
lished.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

The Glee Club then sang " Vote for Abra-
ham" a new and stirring campaign song just
published by our t%ownsman, Il. l. Story.
Louis Follett from the Committee on nomiua-
tons then reported the following oRoers for the
Union Campaign Club;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

Particulars or S~heridan's Great victory.
a Stevenson teIeCraphs to Sec. Stanton
I.v-
, 1864-09-12

decorated pinnacle? ALI along the grand
steamers fan the air from gigantic polas,
while contthu6us succession Of lines Of
decoration and intended light promise these
wonders also tor the ayproach Of darkness.
Ihe croWG 1s 20 procislvus around the tHo
EXT mportzed wooden thenters in fTont OF
the t1sa!ldeR, where real French soldiers act
over aea1n their deeds Of yalor, that all pos
e>bll'y OF approach is giren up Is h3pe-
less. Every where, Indeed, the crowd rolls
itself along In human pillows, bus always
good hnmored1y and peaceao!J. 4 French
crowd maT be cirt as u paerern Of COED ha-
hA4ior to that of any Country. Yesterday
the excitement Of the mornin.: mar be said
TO hare been ut IT. height v hen the Ea2e-
TOT, Empress and Prince Imperial, witn
their suites, drove through the excited and
amused masses OF their adm1rins subjects.
As to the ecene at night, must be faln to
leave 1t In great part to tbs Imagination
1he Mex1chn Palace came cut Ii all It's glory,
the centre Of one OF the grandest displays Of
fireworks ever Witnessed Another exnibl-
ton Of the same nRsure, and hardly inferior
IN beauty and attraction, took place on the
Champs dc Mars, and represented Cochin
China, another scene OF French military tfi-
nmphs snd distant conquest. And go gFadu-
silly the III Ehs wore away in 6plan1or, until
at last the lamps began to burn dim and tbs
stars and moon to look bright again; aud
the PaTs'a6s stole wcarily, but still unwlll-
irg]y, TO bed, to wake with the conscious
oIc6 more resigned to heat, dullness, eoli-
tudc and stagnatlon, until October sha}l re-
new again its wonted movement and anima-
I1nn
, 1864-09-12
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utHAM'S nEriLATOnY 70 wUER will reuoye
the hair sTo+o ~ lott heads IL vr tulnutc4 wthca
injury 70 the sl!u. Price. II b:rt1c
nR.tA FoKTE's II ELtE,f: -he -xeat Serr1ne
ard KetuveGtt,EF Il mcdy, 1cttJfes 1o&nsv v,k st
II who suffering Iron, l1rp.ised sp:na, Ensfey,
Hervo1s Dob! -. Dc, ArI1-E lou Nhs1ve. cause.
I1iCa. It 4 package.
TfIH JAPANESE. HA13,5 rAIE c.lo74 toe Wtltkefl
aEd AoustAcht caA1tlIu' biArE rraHa. Il cor
fNu Of oniF one Preparation Celor Wit not fade or
wash ont. Only 80 CENT bax.
Sold By .. G. uF1Ax . South Eighth strses Paila.
Galtnie A9n ~ u i!fuERlsts. Circulars 1ent ireer
, 1864-09-12
DR.. EAsTERlY's PAIR KILLER,

E.sla Hed1csne In an 1ufallibIe cuFe Tor
K1utsss, Spraiux, Headaches, Tooth.
ache. So1s T=aFo4t, Collie, Cramps or
Spfamx> DJeensery ur Bowel CONS
rlainx&, Nervous Affections, Pain In
the Face, Hnlntcr:A Eoltc. Pains Ia
the Bressts side, Back and Limbs,
Cholefn% Chsieaa Torbus, aal l.
fact wherever 1t In sptii3a gain cans
= not exksx.
=. - use4 = HnsEI Aua %AlEESAtA1 ana
afflicted.
~ Fer 1aIe at DR. +. EA3TERLY Il co. 9 Family
Aedlciaa Store, 81 Madison as., CLie&go, III.
, 1864-09-12

3 Note addrl
McGAr&y JON
5MeEinaon JchI,
Nc ragge:s capt
John
Mc1etYra John 4
sMcGill John P
Mccoy Jno C
AckeoA John
1NIGer Jos Arn-
heck
1fcUdce Joha
McK+Fno1 John
A{cMsasar1 Wul
McH!e Wu H2
Acfsrsheru Wn &
EcWlllian Vm
AcEr1nchtn Wm
McUoEm.ck Ml.
chael1
afcGrnth Mathew
McEE6l7 Mtcnhet
sS{cGfIdy Michael
McQun11 Mlcn8el
AcNuN Michael
ACEio Lawrence