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VIII cure them.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE.

Do you rise with a coated tongue morninSS.
with bad taste in the mouth and poor appe,i,,
for breakfast DO you feel wien you FIRST get IN
so weak and lauguid you can scarcely get about
Do you have a dizziness in the head al times ana
often a dullness, with headache oocasionallyi-
Are your bowels costiye and irregular, snd appe.
tite chaneeable' Do you throw up wind non
the stomach, and do you swell up oftenl Do yOg
f. fulness after eating, and a sinking when
the stomachis empty DO you have Heartburn
occasionally Do you feel low spirited, and look
on the dark side OF thinesl Are you not unusu.
ally nervous at times Do you not become rest.
less, and often lay until midnight before you can
go to sleep and then at times don't you feel dul
and sleepy most Of the time Is your skin dry
and scaly' also sallowi In short, is not YOU
life burthen, full of forebodngsi
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-21
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS

Resulting from disorders of the digestive organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness of Blood 10
the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Plutter-
ing at the pit of the Stomach, swimming Of the
Head, Hurried and diffcnlt Breathing Flutterins
at the Heart, Choking or suffocating sensations
when in a lying posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots
or Webs before the Sight, Fever and duh pain In
the head, Deficiency of Preparation, Yellosnes
of the skin and eyes, Pain in the side ack, chest,
limbs, &C, sudden Pushes Of heat, burning in The
flesh, constant imaginings Of evil, and great DE-
preston Of spirits,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-21
DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

NOTICE.-This is to forbid all persons
~ harboring or trusting my daughter Mary
+. Jewell, on my account, as shall pay no debts
Of her contracting after this date.
OCTAvIA JEWELL.
Shrewsbury, Vt, Jsn'y II, 1854.
2:3Vwt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-21

Troy AND BosToN RAILRoAD.-At the
election held in Troy on Wednesday, the
following gentlemen were elected officers
of the Troy and Boston Railroad Com
pany-the only changes in the direction
being the substitution of James A. Bur-
den for w. R. Swift, deceased =
Di,sstors-D. Thomas Vail, Daniel Rob-
inson- Jonas c. Heartt, Jared s. Weed,
Lyman Bennett, Roger A. Flood, Joseph
W. EULER, Hiram Miller, Rodmnn II.
Wells, James A. Burden.
. Inspectors Of Eectios-Daniel Soathwick,
Townsend NJ Vail, George NJ. Selden.
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Local and state I.e,,~.

II, G, Litchfeid were held yesterday af-
ternoon at the Congregational Church
In addition to the more immediate
friends and relatives of the deceased, the
services We're attended by very large
concourse of citizens of this and other
towns. The Masonic Fraternity were
represented to the number ofseverai hun
dreds, from Rutland and the towns all
along the lines of the railroads entering
here, who assembled to perform their
last rites over the remains of their de
ceased brother. The entire fire depart
ment of Rutland was present to pay Its
tribute TO the memory of one who, as
foreman of Washington Engine Compa-
ny, was equalled by few, If any in eff
cheney and value to the department.
Many others connected with the rail
road of which the deceased was Master
Mechanic, and with the other roads, as
we'll as citizens generally, We're also pres
ent and participated in the solemn cere-
monies. An impressive funeral dis
course was preached by Rev. Norman
Seayer Music appropriate to the occa-
sion was discoursed by the Fort Edward
Cornet Band, and the remains We're fol-
lowed to the tolsb by the greatly be-
reaved relatives, accompanied by the
long procession of sympathizing friends.
GENEROUS. The Burlington Times
says that u soldier of the LIST Vermont
cavalry, while on his way from Boston
to Brattleboro last Saturday night, step
ped off the cars at Claremont, when the
train suddenly started and he was left
at the station. Our soldier, although
entirely destitute of money, was kindly
received by Mr. Dickinson, landlord of
the fremont House" in Claremont who
kept him for day and half without
charge, giving him the best that his ex-
cellent house could afford and sent him
on his way rejoicing, Monday morning,
paying his hack fare to the cars. Our
gallant soldiers are so often made the
victims of extortion and meanness, that
this real generosity of ''mine host" of
the fremont deserves more than passing
mention. Let landlord Dickinson be re-
membered as zone who loves his fellow
men"
CONVENTION OF NJ. L. CHURcH.-A
convention of Ministers and Lay Dele
gates of the M E. Church, in the Bur-
lington and St. Adams Districts of the
Vermont Conference, was held in Bur
lington on Wednesday, to discuss the
question of conference boundaries. The
result of the vote was SO in favor and AZ
against restoring the. original boundary
lines, so as to include these above dis
tricts in the Troy Conference. The case,
however, is to be decided by the next
General Conference, which meets in
Philadelphia in May next,
PERsoNAL.-Fred. L. Smith of Mont
pelier, recently of Gen. Weitzels staff,
in the Department of the Gulf, has left
for New Orleans. Mr. Smith goes into
business in New Orleans as a partner in
the firm of Weed Writer'S, & Co. Chas.
Dillingham;, of Waterbury, late Lieut.
Col of the 8th regiment, is also mem
Der of the firm.
Lieut., JohnJ, Balm, Co. G, I'd Vermont
arrived in Burlington Tuesday evening,
on short leave of absence Lieut. Balm
has been for some time on the staff of
Col Grant, acting Brigadier.
THE FAIR AT WAsHINGToM.-The Low
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-21

/ OST, between the village of Castleton
- and Hydeville, Ladys FUR COLLAR
Any one finding or giving information to the sub
scriber will be suitably rewarded.
JAMES FORBES.
West Haven, Jan, 4, 1854, l:3wws
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A UCTlON SALE. The subscriber
4 n will sell at public Auction, at his house in
west Rutland, on Monday, the 25th inst, at
te oek T. M, roam bay, white faced, switch
taiied morse, nine years old. Sale peremtory.
~ DAVID MORGAN.
west hutiand, Jan. IL, 1854. lanl2 Wv.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-21

The attention of the public is called to thi.
most excellent of all liniments, as a perfect and
speedy cure for all the aches and pains that flesh
is heir to-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-21

A remedy that Will restore them to their usual
health. Such has been the case IN thousands OF
instances and fair trial is but required to prove
the assertion.
REMEMBER
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Principal sfaes and Mandatory, No esl Arch
st1eet. JONES BVANUs
(ouccsoors - O. n. JacAson AUo.,) Rropristois
U~Her sale By druggists and dealers IN evs9
toVn iA the United 0tAtas. augl3;deeA6WV
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-26

Und h'f Of Q rods n and S by
l2 rods J. and w in ne cor
ner Of out-lot |
Part Of W end of out-lOt ],
bounded by a line commel.e
ing on the " line Q rods n
from the SW corner, thence
Q 10 rods, II ence n 8 rods,
thence " 10 rods, thence
3 rods to place Of beginning
Finley, sub-lot2 il c h'fout
Irf AZ
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-26

" Powell-l.ani bounded h.
line commencing on the east
side of third street opposite the
me- corner Of block S. in tie Vii
Iage Of River Fan, thence east S
rods. thence south II rotis then
west : rods, thence north l.. rds
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-26
Tax Deed Notice
State # Wisconsin,
couniy of Pierce.

State # Wisconsin,
ceunIy of Pierce.
OFFICE or CLEEK oF BoAED
or SUPEEvIstGs.
Ellsworth. Nox.. as Ts6f
VVlIE fIowisg Iirees of
I land were. Spki Sy lie Co
Treasurer on the second day
,f :, pirmp,r. 1882. I, r taxes.
interest aud charges Of the
wear 1861.
Therefore. Soiicc j hereby
given. ii.at unl,-ss said lands
are redeemed fIsm said sale
On or before tie second day Of
Sci tcElhcr. lc65. they will be
eohyryc,i 10 the respective
la.rclisseTs according lea law.
The amount Of taxes. inter-
est MI charges, calculated up
10 tn. last ,lav of redemption,
is st opposite each piece r,s-
peciively.
J. ". WYNN,
Cl'k 81 Beard of Supervi1ois.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-26

1eirN p. kaAqc ls.

" johnson part Of w NV 0
commencing II feet sOfthe
ne corner, theuce running
In sonth westerly direction
50 as to intersect the w line
&c said NV or of NV or IL Il
f3.lO0 rods II of sw corner,
thences on said tine TO sw
corner, thence e on tie line
10 Sc corner, thence north
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-26

7o.ra "a. Range II

u " Strickland, par. % Nv n 81
wv IL Of sec 4 town q range
tcgiamiug ri the : line GA the
eas;erly side &c Norton 81 in tIig
llage Of Bay City where IL In
feisecis with Ihisd 81, thence ~
46= " 81 fourth ii thence "A IA
60 Park st, thenie : ~ &c to
third Il. thence 5 Ats W 10 place
of beginning, 1
y " StrieSlapJs part efsw or 81
~, qr efssec 4 town q range "
beginning IN tie line OF said
W 81 Of >,y IL on tie eastrrly
side of Commercial 81 in the NJ
lace Of Bay City, where il Inter-
s,.cis with fourth st, thence N
50 { W 10 iifih 81, thence az c
a. Morton -, thence 40 c to
fsnrth Il, thence A to the
I Lace Of bc-inAiiIc,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-26
Tor . Il, RaaGe II.
7o,ea "a, Range ID.

aSwa e. sc &"
nW St:ickiaaf, part # the sg
90 t.ic sgv 81 II s-c ! ;cUn "a
r......T-. beginning 80 Tire NV
r.r...-. thence rEnnin- to the
- rsrt,e-. ia, nre e"n ale : Inc
t.Et.rh i ia tie yiiiagc 81 Bay
Ci.v tl.sn-e n 4;= e On the nor
f,,rrtr lit.f, II Fifth ~ to JACK
...t =. ;Ite..e IA 4j=w I the n
li.e &c sad sw CT az ~ Ir,
taer.e7, " t. ts.e ,.iace otbegin-
asil-.
n n Strickland. i..rs cftsc Sc
er.ff,y f.r ut $50 : tuwa u rag
+ h,-sintsing 81 the - Garner.
.,,f...-,. r,s,lsligg " on tisc = iIae
H. Isstsou =, in the viiisge ~
Hav Ciiv, :it-2ee T. - : " On Tie
=, side al .l..s,.ss0.l - 10 t,ge west
lire II said a. az oi sv qr,taence
"a Sn said - .iae 10 Je.lerson -,
thence Q on tle : sis:e OF Jciier-
eon 81 20 tie Isabel river, thence
down sai5 river 10 IKE liae Of
said Sc qr oisw ct, thence To
tac place 81 b.gta'iias, !
Unknown, part ~ s. qr 81 sTyqE
or-.-4 town a range IL, tssin-
ming on tbs IS i h Oi Ja-isson 1t
;n the villdrc af Bay CIty a. the
Nv corner OF Taild Il, thence n
go - Fourth -, thence 8
4t9wto the y line Of said 50
ar of ~ az. t,pnee 10 Park =,
,i,eae, ; - Z to Third -, thence
~ to the place OF Begin
Einc,
rof -. 4 tawa2t range IL be-
cs.uiag c rods of the ne coy
nroF sid ~ ar % sw or, thea
80 Jackson Il in the village az
R.v cts. theme y A6 W 10 JET
F.-saa 81, tilcae' On the : .ino
:. y aess.r !, 70 theP'se- cfi.
.nuirg, ]
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-26
DIAMOND BLUFF

p ID Pierce lot 3 / 227
A COTnelison 10 2.38
a CornelisOn il 2.S3
] Cornclison's Addition TO
Village of Trimbelle.
Otis & Driebclbis. lots = 8 I
) 6 Z s in block 4. 81 81 each
VILLAGE az EELpENvILLE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-26

VILLAGE OF MAIDEN ROCK
Unknown. Lots /. Q, 5, 4, ), O, in
book 2. $2.7s each.
10, /, block 4, 3,13. Lots , and 3
BLK 4, SEQ each. Lot block 8,
SIS. Lot Z block 9, $50. Lot s in
block Q, 4.9j.
Lots ]. 9, s, 4, 5, 8, rs, in block II.
LA each.
BLK. AT.
Each of lots I, 2,34567 II Sl,75
Each Of Lots /, 2, 8, 4, 8, 8,
7and Sin IS Its
Each OF LOS ], 2, 8, 40, G,
I and s in IL La
Heirs of J. Harris, each of
Lots !, 2, 5, 4, 5,6,7, s, 0,
10, ii and II in Is 1,G5
Eacn Of Lots ], ?, 3, is, 6,
Z, s, 9, 10, II ana II ia 16 los
J Dixon 1-3 Of lot I39 10 1874
Unknown, each OF lots IL 90 1850
Heirs Of J Harris Lot 3 20 l,60
und 2-3 Of Lots
I, : and Din 20 2,ss
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-26
O.IGINAL PIaT-c

ORIGINAL PTaT-aND WARD.
Joel Foster I u -. ~
UnkHO'n shf1i do 1918
] Maxson 20feet of side Il 20,34
90 part ofl+ Il
leavf,1cr ntf "a feet on 8 side rs
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-26

Unknown-Part OF uw Sc sec &c
commencing 81 the Sc conner of
said NV Of e.. thence running
mort h o. W t6I rods, thence s
53I : west l6 rods and 20
links, theme south IL west
so rods p links, thence n 81 :
east % 2-3 rods to place of be-
ginning, ;
Usknown-All Of ne ofse ofo5
y, 10 except one acre in NV cor
ner extending p rods north and
south hy about I clio rods east
and west, 10
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-26
Lot sblock %


Lot 8 block % S224
Lot / block 81 1924
Lots 2 3 block 81. each S2.Ig
Lots 4 5. block "a. each S2.2f
Lots 6 Z. block 81, each S2.I0
Lot 8. block 81 S2.2I
st G d S X Il Co. Lot / blk
%, 81 10
Unknown, Lots 2 345G blk
% each 50 10
Lots ] 2 3 blk IS each S2.IJ
Lots 4 ) 6 blk 2f. each $3.50
st @ q L Z 4 Co. Lot / BLK
! 81. 100
Unknown. Lots 1915 6brk
81 esseil $3.50
| Lots 1913 blk % each 81 90.
G. NJ. PGweIl's Addition.
LOT ] block / SI.S6
Lots 2345G II u block l.
each 1921
Lots | 2 3 blk 2 each - 81
Unknown. Lots 4 5 67S $40
III u rs blk 2 each 1924
G ? MO-doms. Lots II u ELK
9 each S224
G N Powell. Lot l6 blk 2
I $224
| Unknown. Lots II Is 10 90
blk 2 each $2.24
Lots ] 23456789 10 IG II
Is 10 90 block 3 each 224
I Wright Lot | blk 4 2.0f
G II Powell Lots % 1861
s 8 10 block 4 each 50 OF
Lewis lots TO II blk Ae'h2.O4
G NJ Powell lot IS TX ( 2.04
1 " Alnxcn'r lot IA blk 4 2Ot
q III Powell Lots Is 1917 Is
7 J9 90 block 4 each 52.08
Lots / % SCI 9l0I4I7 Is
10 block ; each S2.05
Lots i s I6 20 blk ) ell - 10
I Field lots / 3 4 ) G block 6
each SI.S8
G u Powell lots Z 8 block 6
each 3I.S8
Lots 8 10 block 6 each S2.0S
@ T Green Lots II II ID II
10 l6 IL Is 10 20 block 6 ec'h
$500
unknown Lots I % Is 6
s 9 ~ III y I3 II - I6 II Is
10 20 block 7 each s.. %
q NJ Powell lot / blk s s. "a
| Uukn own lots 9 3 4 So 7S9
10 III IL block 8 each 50 q
Lots l . 3 4 5 6 10 III y blk
9 each S2.2l
9 n Powell Lots Z 8 block 9
each 1921
Alexander lot s black 8 > 81
Unknown Lots I 1886
8 9 10 III Il I3 II Is I6I7I8
! 10 20 block IL each s. 81
Unknn'n Lotslz24 6 block Il
each g 90. Lots I6 Il Is 10 %
block II. each s3.G5. M po'eil
Lots : III; II e ,c;i s2oT. i.ats Q
0l,i'k II, each S2.I4. Lot I5h.ocS
II, sos. Alexander. Lot IL l. ocls
II. 2,c0. Let y block II. -. J
Ramon lOt II book y, . %.
6 = Also .ot ] b.uc4 a "a Copr <
I MaNsOn's Isl lddii.0n "a tie cife &C
Prescott, S9.Sj. sale ofisCj. Also
/ lot l bio = Powers Addition
g 50. Also lot = bloci ). ard -
! , ock ? ia Bai!ey, bow q Co.'s Addi-
/ ion t. Prescott. each 1856. Also
I tJ.ot1 block F., Origins. Fiat or
I l'reS'o'' Il nos redeemed On or be-
I fore sept } 1868, Wil he conveyed
70 The respective purchasers, 1885
/ Sale q: 1881.
, 1864-12-05
#f1lrlna[.
1fK. ANAS,
SYPHILITIC CURE.


Whfa n8aI3rfna II n HnfA and Radical
=" 4-.S:1:. m4k~ rrim.~. Il,
~ovd-r-rTa E5sn,%io1v R&a ex44. An0 In
I.:N.A -. -. 2s:.ocr T1;armw
kQ8 most 3mpof12QK Q2401Cs&1 N24s&*T
ar1 oF The Min efaaHth EauAtTVe
~A1
Fron, time tr7me,,ortsl terr has a1std In a large
rffies = r0ntarIous SETIIAI, DI3tASE called 81
PHuLis, Whicn depends upon special csuss t,at OF
tiifnrf rYET.s Wfcb in rnnahlr ~ trauInt5ston by
innoenat.on.
rs MATES, eyprJ1 rrI(. CTTRE il tina on1r med4-
ctaa 3bieh 6:s cycr betn ,tisca1crei t;sst Will
{.s 3;ea .1d ~ co1nc.te nJ fa1a. .o tSoroasn11
eradicate tne alsesss nom M IT, the .tu
Ttn nt1S11fESt 1fea&t WINCH naa oA44sA ts1 sAA1
ofour most ena1nens snd ea9ssd U
out ses1bia existence Willie lie lasted readily
cared ty TFtfS-ITS ONLY TUE IEMEDY-2s any
other SIMPLE FORM Of d1sesse.
sTFTiLE u charactrttzed by three distinct STA1ES
the symptoms OF e1ch st13c and the pricvs 9th? med
ictne per PACKAGE Is Etren, % thlt psssoas IN the
county Can order the meultne, remit the money,
Which l. fecomme1ded 70 cure ~ particular sage Ut
tue d!setEc with which they s1aer. 80.
THE FIRST, OF PRIMARY STAGES OF Sy2n.lia 10
when the Chancrcs or ulcers nfSt appffaS ~ 5ne
8hould BE- lost In procuring packa9n ot Das 4tsh2
EE s..
, 1864-12-05

..x w., NoyernheE TT, lsSi.
until i oe1oek i oa s!ss da1 q December. it, toF
ies e the q Tue
* EoETz ~ No. from ForM Leavcaworth. Laramie
1sI. norh Ct Fost Iea7enworsh. aud south d istl:
pakSts dsnS az mt, fo7ih n Ct latitude dcn; 5 G
he Territory oi Colorado neTth Il o deEFssa no1.h
r. e @ s u
months fnm April to September. Inclusive. of the
IN he state Of and he ,5wn oi kaasas sie
Ss e
Territory Of Colorado, soath Of latitude 10 degrees
s ras ss 5 nnts1 a. nfe VII
Kot1E No s5FEon FoTt Union: o. sue1 other depot
o any essis o. Stations t6at nay established
T. hss 4; Sn to snsh De G !, @3y
TEAS sest q longitude iss xsst Bddess t.
etate The tate per 19o pounds per 10 miles Ut whie
rom @ iuns M to Soytnocr inclusive, oi TIC sesr is6s
The Eeishs to be TRANSPORTED sach ye2Mr r. M not e:
% Route NJ and 6.ooo DO pounds o. koute Nos
No attltlopal per cent1ge w1' 9e paid for nc trans
Sss s ss u s ssss w
accompanied By bond Ia the sum Of ten thousand dol
IT. =
route mentioned IN the proposal. to the parties pro
@
parties In accordance with tho terms Of this adEertts
The nn1onnt Of h0ndsreQulred will be os toltows:
on on Ksnis Eea{s v So sSaS
sa;setcrs c Evidence o lie loyalty and SoivencS q
md
, 1864-12-05
iantire to. OMrrrS.

OFFICE .. S. MILITARY
~ COMMANDER, culcAGo. LII, nov. 50. 1s6a.
General trners No FL ....
l. The attention oi all the officers arriving IN the
City Of Chicago who not duty 10 said CITY. and
who intend rerua1uing within l3 limits tWenty yfout
Aturs. Is rsi.td To thr fo'},x1n. o1'!cr:
uEaDprAEIEEs NORTHERN DErAE1NEST.}
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov Ii, los4. !
x;enersl 0r.le1r No. I'll
l. Tile attention Of neefF atrtvfag within the limits
Of tlls Department, Is respectful, called - Army
Negotiations requiring them 10 report change OF sta
&tnnk, or nfrtvA} kt any st.
II. 0tce1s rrmainine twenty four houfs within the
limits Of this Department vii report y ths aearest
the nature Of their uttcs and ~ what authority they
absent from their commands.
III UnIcers arriving at +inclnnsu will report to
these headquarters, ia West Fnurth street.
B5 hemknAud Of Mai. Gen. J Hooker.
C.H. POTTER, A. a. Gen.
II. Officers arriving IT Chtc4Eo. Ill., will report at
u.e Office Of the Q. s. Military Commander, % Ws4h-
1nston strut
co. the vicinity Of said CITY. who under
treatment In United states hnept H. hare not m
une1p1sed 1nrloueh, viii report themselves to the
Mllttaly Commander in aAld city without delay. on
penalty Of being considered deseEtets.
del 4s24-11f Hi. Comder. 4 Nil. Pro MIR.
, 1864-12-05
Reserved Working Capital, $4,000.

s,s s
ss ss # e 4ss '4,s@. i ssqE ss
To- e s. ef y
f 81 o e a1S "a t.
gcter With tEo Of he most emlntnt Eeologsts q the
country. selected the l4nd< nov oWnedts the Com
1os o1 ssrss ct ls1s Sn n9,ss s; Sesk
deps q III: xlsh os,1ttnass asxtas ii Il T.
sI Of N engine md 1aoeins warE til. wil, itsthe
sSea L
aud nT, through The action OF the pups opening tie
I'D II hi ts Wes suns Vii enable Us q y
. handsome divid:nA from the stast There Is room
ssa q @ s'e4 r.
IL .a:a: @ S +! IL. = 5sf oSi :ss:
oi stream hoxn a. surhur Spring 1tnn and glyes
y 1s 81 9n On T3
Ws sna Sy ae ieuas q Gesk
Il IT,
heavy gro~1h Of timber thcrs y a'so on taT aaTm
melt, III yteids ax 60 p PEI eeni oi pure tson.
4 Wheeling Company il now destro is or ar1anflng
III " 81 se oPe =, M sna M o
prove OF great value 70 the Company tnonEn ne M
v.ue s
.na 1s ha.s a!ready nee iT nto1
&sh,ch touna utelu, ri tle yorktns hand. ,n T.,
Ta sf s2 o1ana a1d o~n ON m as
Cslf Greek and consists Q! two hundred acres With
4ooDa sng aci q eaos esen IL Wv
and no l.nas anywhere &nord nnez Indications Of OIL
be befEa bil co@psny: slsres "a wtsIths 81
, 1864-12-05

The advertiser. having been restored to health IN
5ex r~tk. ey very a;mpe remcdy. after y1nk sal
tefsd eeSefa! yeafx With sevetc lung Affection aud
THAI dread alsssse, Consumption Is anxious to maze
&noF1 70 h!s elow4au1egers the means Of cure.
70 ~ who desire II, ht Will send copY Of the pre-
sc1pten used see Of caazge With The directions for
nrsnaf1nE hnd using thc tame which they viii nad
HE1x UE1 FOR CONSUMPTION, Asthma hROKculTis+
&C The on. object the advertiser il ninS the
PRESCRIPTION Is 10 beneht thc aIciet and spread In
formation which he conceiyes invs1uab:e; and he
fsopos every euneres vi his remedy. asit will coat
them nothing. and may prove blesinK.
Parties wtfhing the Prescription Will please nddress
RKv. tuNARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, 5, kiugs County, New YORK
, 1864-12-05
NortDmestern 8ank.
NORTHWESTERN NATION
IN AL BANK OFCIIICAGO.



0tsce Of Comptroller Of the Currency:
WAsmSa1oS. August 81. 1s6Le
Whereas. By satisfactory evidence presented u inc
undersigned. II has BEEN made to appear that the
kcrthwc-tern National Bank Of Chicago. IN the City
Of CucAgo County OF Cook and State nj Illinois, has
been dulr orEnnized under and according 70 the re
out1e1nent* OF the act o Congress entitled An net to
United ststcs Bonds and 70 provide fr ths Ccul.ton
md Redemption thereof approved June Sd. 1861. and
q1ired to b complied w.th before commencing bpsi-
YoT. therefore. /, HUau Mcf:ULLocu. Comptroller
Of III currency. do hereby certify that the
nn Eattop1l Bank O1 [icAxe. In tie Tit, Of Chicago
anrfY of Cook and State Of IInns IL authorized to
Commence the business Of bank1nE under the sct
N 1estmony whereof. witness ny hand ant seal od
osfycs fac thtrtieth day Of August: ls64.
'n1e fHesa ~ seaI HUGH McCsUIIIOCH.
tnns ..ssa ri Comptroller 1f thF Currency.
, 1864-12-05

That, French ladies have taken a fancy to
yalking.sticks is an old story but a new
feature in their whlm is the Introduction OF
fine steel blades into the handles Of the more
costly, 80 that they may be used IS q weapon
Of Tie best shop Windows. -
, 1864-12-05

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, 1864-12-05

mo PRIYTFRS or PUBLISH

i Frs, or any community needing the same The
nnderssnsd being editor snd art!ss5 ~ M gsascal ,
EheIe good Union paper u needed either daily q
MeeEE and whetsthe TEL Interest enough M
In eueh IN ehterIfse assist IN III Or 10
you'd IgJ concern on easy terms. Add1eA J: :G:a.,
Boz 15St Bushnell LIS nsF23ssen
, 1864-12-05

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Trndeau Peter R1hieu John
Topping G II Tyson John Il
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T'utly Edward TWItcher VIM
1mbtn Frank II Tucker " T&Cn
Thatcher G T TiblcttWm sergt
Toby Su Turner William
TulIy Thomas 1'hometzM II
Towns George DToney MattIson
Townscnd FW Twiny mr.
Towns Horace Thcarfng F J 1t
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Thompson Isaac Taylor James
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, 1864-12-05

Tetrrinarp Surgery.
VETERINARY SJ33ER7.

DIR. J. mcDOEyELL, Veterinary Sur
geon, u. II. v. c. I.
Professor Of VETERINARY MEDICINE and SUR
gerry. ea.at.lst ant Surgeon to PROFESSOR FEEGCs1S
yETE BINARY SURGEON to the Queen Of England .
All atseakes incidental to the uu1se. Or und Dog
treated IN ecirnti1c rrtncip.ek.
Once and InnEua1y 1t Boyinston'e Livery Stable,
- Etnte street nn2..as+.H