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Tho treat vslue 81 Jr
Iron a. n Medicine
- veil known and acknowledged by all unedics
men. Tho difficulty has been to obtain such a pre-
a,s =, n a1r a. w sh.e5 h tss cr1q h. and as
DR. HAYES. Massachusetts statr Chemist. has been
attained In the Peruvian Syrup. By eonbfn1fs1n {,
a res before unknorn.
The Peruvian Syrup
saPRoTECrED solution OF the PROTOXIDE OF
IRON A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE thar
strikes at the Root OF Disease by supplying ire
IRON
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Dyspepsia, Liver Compl int, Dropsy. Fever
and Aguc Chronic Disrrhea Loss Of Energy. Low
Spirits.
The Peruvian Syrup
MUSES. Strength visor and Ns- Life into the sy,.
TEN, and builds up an Iron Constitution
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaint,
scrofuls, Boils, scurvey, and all diseases Of the
Kidneys and Bladder
The Peruvian Syrup
So SPECIFIC for all diseases originating in BAD
STATE OF THE BLOOD. or accompanied BY pc
bility OF a Low State of the System.
'sTo all the WEEK the WORN and the
WEARY"
''ThePeruvian Syrupis one OF the few advertised
medicines which IS worthy Of notice and personal
trial Of il for mani years has shown u that il pos
sesses all the qualities claimed BY its proprietor-
As is toac in cases Of impaired health OF weakened
constitutions il has no superior Unlike most Tonic
and Bitters 10 Is entirely free from alcohol an,
therefore its energzlns effects not followed In,
corresponding reaction. IL will he found far ~
perior 10 wine or brandy IN ali cases where tb-<.
have been prescribed Tor weakness and debiiity
The certificates Of Dr. Hzyes, safe Assavsr :,
Mass. ana of Dr.. Chiffon the celebrated Cbsrris,
Of New York, agree thRt there IS in its coupuosit
no mineral or vegetaoie poison, or obiectionabIa
substance whatever. Its principal Ingredient ~
salt OF Tire PrOtoxiGe Of iron. 80 combined and
tecteg as to form a durable and palatahle medi
We can most unhesitatingly recommend II To AL
the weak the worn and the weary We mae thes.
remarks voluntarily and Of own prumptinz
having richly experienced its. benefits
Thousands Rare been changed By tieu.s thus rem,
,dv, from trsda, Hlissrabie eTsafHrsS. rtronq.
Asalfkg and Aopy aAd rO0ss, and iaUa,ids
Reasonably Asslfsfe 10 gre n niai
Pamphlets containing certificates OF cares, an
recommendations from some Of the most eminent
Physicians. Clergymer, and others, viii ~ SEN
FREE 70 any address
-FoR SALE BY
SETH ". FOWLE & CO., IS fremont =, Bo.g5a.
J. P. DINSMORE, al Broadway, New HoTs-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22

Major Welles OF Gen Ord's staff, son Of
Secretary Wclles, is under arrest at Detroit
iur assault and battery upon ladies OF Camp
hell Il Castles Opera Company at their
hotel tx
The young man is apparently faster than
bis father.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22

THE mot interesting and exciting book eve.
i published, emhrac NJ Mr Richardson's unptr
aileled experience for four yeaTs. Travellins thro
thu South in the secret service u the Tfihunc al
the uuthrea> e the var. with our armies and leet-
both ktst and West. during the first two of the
Rebellion; h : thrilling capture; his confinement
for twenty months 10 seven different ehe prisons,
his escape and almost miraculous journey > night
OF nearly 400 miles. u will ab, un Ia stirring
and contain II the fact, incident and romance
Of the war. than any other wvTk yet publish, d.
Horace Greeley says II II;
"A great many books will yet he written concern
ing this war. in addition 10 the NAM already In
print; but not one Of them will give with n stint
lar compass clearer fuller, more readable lunt
entirly from personal observation, % the nature,
animus, purposes, tendencies and instrumsn alties
II the slavehOders' Rebellion than does the UMPIRE
tending narrative Of Mr. Richsrdson.'
Teachers, ladies, energetic young men, and espe-
cizlly returned and sahled officers and soldiers
want Of profitable employ ment, will find IL partic
ularly ADAPTED to their condition. Send for Cfeu-
lars. Address
American Publ :shing Company.
Hartford. CoNs.
SCRANTON BURR, Agsnn
August "a dawim
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22

A restaurant keeper at Chattanooga pla-
cards Worm Mea- at al Hours" The
bill of fare is probably principally old lizard
tnrk "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22
From the Boston Post.1
Vermont and Canada and Vermont Gem
trail Railroads.

Recently some reports were published as
to the financial condition of these roadside
accounts being imperfect, and no discrimin-
alton made between ordinary and extraordin-
airy expenditures. Fr.r.t-
/ The following may be relied upon. being
taken from the official report made by the
rrustees 10 the Railroad Commissioner Of
Vermont
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22
LIFE, FIRE MARINE Insurance.

LIZ r, FINE - MARINE iNst haN ~
EtnG Insurance Company,
or HARTFORD, Conn.-Cssh Assets 3d.
Home Inurranoe Company,
| OF NEW YORK.-Cash Assets. .t36s7 So
PA0nir Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD, Coun.-Cash Assets. ssOs,7as
CONNECTICUT Fire Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD, Conn.-Cash Assets.-..... $4,000
North Western Insurance Company,
OF oswE6O,N. Y.-Cash Assets..-.--.....t e25oo
WesfsrH Massachusetts Insurance Co.
OF PITTsFIELD, Mass-CAsh Assets....s l5s,7s
IaferHatienGi Fire Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK. Cash Assets .t250oe
North 4meriean Fire Insurance Co..
OF NEW YoRE.-Cash Assets. ,i7o
Loriidrd FIRE Insurance Co@pGnv.
OF NEwYORK.-Cash Assets.
Nsts York L.fs Insurance Company,
OF NEW YoRK.-Cash As sass ,5O5
Charter Oak L,fe Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD, Conn. Cash ct ....sI.Ooo@
Travellers Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD, Conn Cash Assets. .. s5oO.tOo
Flrsand Inland Insurance taken in The above
named first class companies TO the amount Of sI25,
~ in one risk.
Dwelling houses and their contents and farm pro-
petty generally will be insured for one or a term
Of ears allowing the insured 70 receive back year
ly three hurths the profits. al rates 50 low %
make Il an object 70 all having such property 10
Insure 10 Try these Companies.
frrmiur1 zee a-@ not required and the insured
incuTs Nc liability to assessments the LARGE cash
assets of these Companies furnish perfect indemni-
" for all losses
On srsf class dwelling houses and contents policies
Tor I'VE years will De given for one per cent premium
for the whole term, and the insui Ell allowed a re-
turn OF three-f0urths the profits annually.
TIE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO., insures
against accidents Of all kinds
FIVE DOLLARS ANNUAL PREMIUM
will insure $500 against accidental loss Of life
while travelling by any public conveyance.
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
ACQUIRES policy for 5000 and also SO per week
ton for personal injury incapacitAting the
assured from his ordinary business.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures 3 fun policy for S. 600 and SIS per week
compensation for all and every description OF acct
dent, travelling or otherwise.
Policies for 500, with 50 per week compensation.
can be had for 81 Der annun, or any other sum be
tween SEQ and $500 n; proportiOnate rates.
Special and hazardous risks taken at special and
hazardous rates.
Apply in person or by mail to
S. WIRES, Agent.
Feb. i3-dawly
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AGENTS WANTED

The Secret Serriee, he Field. the Dung,oa,
and the Escape.
ny ALBERT D RICHAR DSON.
Neu Yons Tribune corrs'g,Hs'nt
5000 Copios sold m Sixty Davs,
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NEW BOOKS.

NIACY the Hauimaid Of the Lord by the author
wi 90 the Gotta Family.
l. tier. ny henry d. Thoreau.
L3okt : Around a novel hy \. S. Roe.
A $, n ID the Soil. novel
XII a-rick and our Cavalry.
Lie in Camp, nv J. Z. Williams
Eelic HoJ q IN Camp and Prison, written by her
self with introduction by George Augustus
saia. For sale hy
c. o. FRENCH co.
Aug. Is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22

\ meeting vi Tie holders of Confederate
cotton Lands l.as hcon called IA Landun to
consider taeir,lssiil.n, aud, il deemed sxpe-
dent, icappClnt committee 10 their lao-
tect rights and interests,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
HssfulIy established the superiority Of
REDDING,s RUSSIA SALVE

over all other healing preparations.
-FOR SALE BY-
SETH ". FOWLE& CO., Is Tre--o,t St., Boston
and by all Druggists and 6rocers and al al
Country stores
daw4t.v
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22
REG uLATES TIE BOWELS,
cORRtCTS MORBID SECRETIONS
PURlFIES THE bLOuD.
TONIC AND RESTORATIVE

Dr.. Janeuay. surgeon in charge u United states
Hospital. Newark, y. J, SAYS. u experienced
very much heneit from toe uf your e .ftcrs al
ter severe attack ottFp7od fever. ant g. cuahl-
ed . resume my duties in M Ich -hor.tr me than
expected alter - severe al illness III appetite
wa restored, and - -tfv" Jr-aIs resumeI their
ntctuns guic>y. An article prepared -l csrefllly
AZ V j., AMI from 80 NASY : tLUAnLE MEDICINE,
eann" Ia my opinion. isll O. do good when proper
ly used
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22

ances on the cable. ,------..-- 81.
A contract to cory the mails between
Winchester and Leesburg, Va has been
awarded by the Postmaster General to
Robert Orrick, colored man. Tins is the
first instance Since the organization of the
Post Office Department OF a c0lored mans
bid being accepted for service OF this or any
other kind. q ll = aIsI EsTf Ht.Fr
The property of the famous New York
Engine Company-Amerieus.N No. 6-sold at
auction the other day-embraced one or two
pianos, half dozen sumptuous sofas, lace
and danask curtains. immense mirrors, and
many valuable portraits. The company has
been svmettapg Of political -poYer,- and
numbered on lrs rolls niany prominent non. J
The "waterfall'' is after all old as well
as an abomihable fashiun. Acoein Of uiero |,
Tyrant OF Syracuse, who reIgned from AIS
to 100 years before the Christian era, has on
the diverse side the head of the goddess
Diana with an -exereeesses precisely like that
now worn by our Indies eBdsr che dubious
name Of wstertaitssss :sst sZs,i ssz7h.s5zs So 4
There are atprtseut upxsrdssoI vne hun, /
dred Major and Brigadier Generals still IN
Government service unemployed, in addition
to the large number mustered out Of the
service recently 1t u expected thar soon
after General Grant ,{eturns to Washington
another general order will be issued muster
ing out u service every General Of yolun-
teers not actually, 90 duty or whose services
are not needed. - ,--,-., 49, .''ii
A tournament having for its object the |
glori6cation ot the guerilla Mosby, came of 4
at Leesbsrg.s Va, ia.t week The notorious
partisan chiefjain, Col. Whie. acted ss
Chief Marshal. sMdsby. y .swever. knowing. !
that il he came be would be arrested, pru- |
IDENTIFY kept away. A detacfnnenf OF sews-
" mounted fedeat soldiers frcu Wischester
was present to keep order, and before the
commencement Of the exercases their coms
msudes, Capt. Allen. OF dered all the knightssi
and iudres % tAlse athencath Of siisxiabcs. x
which fhey did-w fase. iSelsdsd = wish
some show Of 1eluctancs.as All n The riders
belonged yscently 70 the commands Of Alosby
and White. -tzss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22

The Atlantic Telegraph Company having
issued lOimal notice that they will not at
tempt to recover the able this year, thu
English underwriters consider this oqeiya-
lent to total loss. and have settled Insur-
ances on the cable. -----.--..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22

rFs a GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave burlington az 40 a. AZ, $40 ~ IL. -
D. t1pro-- .,--t-s ros;0n via Lowell al nt
~ az huEl "a t,a, ~ tilals, Montreal. usdels-
Hur-t auI West arriving = Montreal al esP NJ
u-lt u-sur "a &C g. 80 a. VI.
Na'l Train leaves Boston via Lowell az s.rI AN
via Lawrence a. 81 a. ~. for Burlington HOUSES
u, 10. &C.
Leaves Boston Fitehhurg a; IA A. Ai., SpTin.
hei4 % 80 Is. N connecting at White River Jane
ton with tuy Expires Tor Darlington, Meatreal,
ID -deusuurEa aaa the West.
Accommodation Train leaves NOrthield at 20
4. a.. Burliu-tc.- At .. 40 A. ~ for 81. Adams.
Ni-lt Express leaves Bellows Falls az i0tU 2. N.
-~'eivin- passen-ers from Vermont Valley x X
oavsnS New lors e tk.i5 p. VI, ana from Cheshire
z r. leaving 6.>tnn at 5.3l p. II connecting at
white River Junction with train leaving Boston at
5.3I T.. NJ flr HuTln -t0n, RouSes Point. Montreal
ami J-!enshurg, with 6rau1 TrunS trains for the
wet
Sleeping cars are attached 70 both the Night az
P-ess trains running between 81. Adams aud
SION AMI ST. Adams and Springfield
lob cts o. Detroit. Chicago and al points west
ny %. y DRURY. Agent, No American Ho-
Eurlin gton Nt-BaggaEe clee.ed through
Il. MERRILL, Sup't.
g. Adams. Nay ;. 1855.
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sryEN.rHIRrY LOAN.

sEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.
7t,p1
The First NatiOnalt Bank
OF BURLINGToN.
has been designated asa deposi,.ry Of the Public
Moneys and
Financial Agent of the Government,
and has completed arrangements for the Agency
''' r-r-ff
POPULAR 80 LO.4.Vr.
ns-r
NOTES OF ALL DENOMINATIONS
kept constantly on hand
FOR IMMEDIATE DE IyERY
Subscriptions Received and Solicited,
BANKERS AND DEALERS
The Most Favorable Terms Allowed.
Checks and Drafts on New York,
Legal Tender Notes. National Bank Notes
LEGAL TENDER FIVE PER CENT. NorEs
with accrued interest and also
INITIATED CURRENCY AT ITS FALUE
VIII he received in payment.
C. A. SUMNER, Cashier.
Burlington. Vt, April "a, 1865. d,wtf
PHI BETA KAPPA.
badges OF this Society. beautifully engraved
ID and dne gold, at 10 BAN Block
july Dist. BRINSMAlD - HILDRETu.
GLASS SHADE
/ A GOOD ASSORTMENT, just eve al
"A sHEDD Waikiki WIRES
No. MON Block
Hsy
pumps. all sizes, for ale By s,o,evr- sea
PAPER HANGINGS.
~.
L ofall grades and qualities, aud prices cheares
| an the cheapest can sat examine before pur-I
hl''nS e''e~Sefe ,.,,-t AZ . S cSgs,S =.
Burlington. VI. March -.
NEW DRES GOODS.
EY.N.f.I-S.
Open this morning, the very latest and be st
I St. les OF
Dress Goods,
/ al choice, and very desirable.
At Prices 20 meet the Times.
Ladies will see manv Goods here well Worti 10 -
I in, at MT 20 much ior the good quality md ee-
| CANT y lee as TIE
Very Lolc Prices AZ ,ehieh fhey are Ofer,d
An examination Of the above Is solicited.
Ar TIE
CORNER STORE.
April =, 1875. dt-u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22
1865.

"CoSTARrSr RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple,
safe aud sure,-the most perfect Ratification
meeting We have ever attended. Every Rat that
car get it, properly prepared according u direc-
tons will it, and every one that eats II will die,
generally at some place distant possible from
where the medicine was taken.-Lake Shore, Mich,
Mirror.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22
VERMONT CENTRALAND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commanding May IS, 1865.

fRstSs sOISG South AND gAsr.
Leave B Ellington At e - A. VI. 1870 p. NJ, and
-.tWl u
Mail Tran caves Bouse's Point a, $50 A g., con-
ucctin- 40 - re River Junction and Bellows Falls
With trtils 90 B.ston, Worcester. Sprn siield ami
New Yor ll- ius al Ncw Horz az lu o. P u AID
with trains D. -sIIi sic Is. r.
.urfn-r o. rxprcs- leaves Hontr- al AZ : - 4 NJ .
Rnu--'. Point az. - connecting Buriins . d
with Cham piaIu steamer. lO~ cagu'u- IA. Try &C.
ult EXprcs. leaves u1ntreal At So 4. u
Sc Johns a. M rgdensl urEh II 80 A NJ, Tor
bf'st o.. d. G., e-nuect n at burlin-to. with Rut-
ian Road inr Trol anil New York. 4. living "a
bo-teu 20 lowell 90 tH 20 2. II
Nt-L- typTess leaves O-drpsbur-l, At l-s1 \ NJ.
ItreI. B ID p. % Rouse, Point 5.ijF.I s. Johns
40 $50 r. 81. lrrv'n. az Boston at $50 a ~.
le-'r1- st bellows Fails with Cheshire Railroad Tor
....r't. lu. Do -rc-trT ans with Vermont Valley
r -.r p .pE.e-aeig, &C. and arriving in New
Woe 1I e.
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OGpENsBURGH TO THE WEST
NOrthern Transportation
4 Company.
Ca, ouiy Through Daily Line betseen
ENSBG q "A. q II T. \ O. o.
And intermediate Points

- q II r = Is 4 Il u a. Z II y - "
And intermediate Points
osiy Sir Days TAroHga, rrtso-f chsHg- ~ s"af
This well known and Reliable Company. will
during the resent SesslD. run their Line u .....
FIRST Glass UPPER CABIN STEAMERS
Daily between o: deusburgh, Ossego. Cleveland.
Toledo, De,r0ir, Chicago, milwaukee. and inisrme'
Leaving oGDENsBURGB, on trivial Of Express
Train fruIu the East. Trr
PASSENGERS aud Families moving West, can
embark with their Luggage, Teams, stock, &c ana
land together wit1tut disturbances or Trsnship-
ment. At ti.sir port OF destination, thus aNouihL
the great Inconvenience Of the many changes, DC
LAYS and expenses q other routes. - These
Steamers have large CABINS and STATE ROOMS,
amply and neatly furnished, for FIRST SLaoo
PASSENGERS and $ icond Cahins with Cook Stoves
aud comfortable Accommodations for Passengers
and Families who msy Sish d furnish their oHn
prov-ions. tsf-No Efforts viii he spared 70 ni5in-
tain the reputation If this. rs the
Cheapest and best Route !
A thorough rebuilding. repairing and refGrnish-
this now the most comfortable. pleasant, and
expeditions route to the GREAT WEST.
E-Be sure and see the Agent Of this line, be
fore you bus your Tcsets.
Line be obtained 90 application % 6bOhub
". SMITH. office conner Ford and PEfterson SIS
opposite johnson House, Osdensbursh, y.
- One hundred pounds II Baggage FRks, %
points. for Through Tickets and other inlofEnA'
ton apply to u. A. EDDY
Ohics SteImers Landing. Ogiensburgh. y. Z
gro. W. SMITH Zeal Ticket Agent.
Il. ! GoOBNO, Passenger Agent
II. y DaUEr, Agent. burlington, ".
April a.. da~oIn-
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1863.

EATS rer.us BIRDS.-WhOever engages Ia shoot
ing mall birds Is a cruel man whOeve aids IN ex-
trrIniuatin. rats is beneflctor. We should like
soe of our pOBdeuts to give the BENEFITS Of
their experience in driving out these pests We
need something besides coSs, cats, and traps Tor
thfs MISUNDERSTANDING American, v. L.
EJYSee "COsTARsn advertisement in this paper
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UnsoIieIted Testimon,


From REv- FRANCIS Il BDELL, Pastor Of Pe oufs
Congregational Church Bridgeport. coun.rs ~
BRIDGEPORT, January 1854.
Messrs. SETB ". FOwLE 90.
Gentlemen II cursider IL n duty whica owe L,
suffering humanits TO bear testimony to the w
tues ( DR- WtSTAR'S BALsAN or WILD 'HERHY
pa used Il for Coughs Colds or Sore Throat for
many years. and never in a single instance Las il
failed q relieve and cure me. I have frequently
been very hoarse on Saturday, and looked forward
y the delivery Of two sermons the following
aa with SAD tGis-yinss, but by liberal use u tie
Balsam my hOsrseness has IN virftSlv been reraoved
AM have preaehed without difhculty.
lcommend IL IN nv brethren In the ministry and
= pghlc speas ers generally. as certain remedy
Tor the bronchial troubles to which are peculiar
ly exposed.
Entirely unsolicited send you this testimonial
W1ieh you are at liberty 10 use in any way YOU
choose Perhaps the Balsam does not effect Al
persons ahEe but IL always removes my hoarseness
AID hts me for the ministers hard working day. =
the Sabbath.
Very truly yours,
In -.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22
DIR. wIsTAR's
BdfSanl of Wild CherrV,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOE
CONSUMPTION,

aud sek nowletged by many prominent physician.
10 Re far the rost Reliable Preparation ever in
truduced fer the RELIEF and CURE Of tn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22
1863.

INCREASE OF RATs.-The Farm,r' CARTE
CEnglishl asserts and proves by figures that one
ptir Of rats win have progeny and descendants no
less than e5 $50 in three years Now, unless this
Immense family can he kept dOvr, they would con
sumo more food thll would sustain 5000 huma
- See "COsrAE's' advertisement in this paper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22
Redding's Russia Satire!

And BY all Druggists
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22

C. 5. BLODGETT 4 60.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22

TIC ioiio'sing persons we're appointed sucl
c-:.'.i.i.;ec, IL:
o \. Dad.r NJ L Burlington, ). :. Co.
.aa-. so 3 de-, %al j. il Williams, f
90 - Flb,.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-23

5ablt tpurbe, - in Der 8oranSIebuna, baS BIZ
lOl9erseitoIt erlaIenen ObIigaticnen nibt meb,
als fanf BrCsent 3inien tragen, uub ppraus.
geleBt. oaB Der fructicnele 8etrag in gelebli:
3em @elo Der Ser. Staten sariidbeaablt tper.
ben mag"
Stephens %Dferirte elm anberpeitises u men.
oemetlt, pel6er beiseitimmt purbe, nno baa
Die GmiIliCn Der 2egaI SENDER Ncten ein'
i6rdntt
9ie Bill wurpe aIsoann in fulsenoer Sorr
ansenommen:
GS miro hermit perpronet &C., oaB anltatt
irgenb weI6er am Datum bieles Geleses una
p%ertauft 9ebIiebener OtligatiOnen, su beren
Gmiiiion Oas Geieb ermdati9t, bas ben Sitel
fiibrt: rGin @eieB, um Wlittel uno @eee sur
untertisung Der &esierung gu beltimmen, app
probtrt am 30. SUM- 1851 Der SinanSs
Ietretdr unter Der Nutoritdt oes beia9ten @eleses
ShaBnoten emittiren mag, berienisen 8ei6reiz
bun9 uno oesienisen Gbarafters, pie Iplbe Die
5tpette Seftion oes beiasten @eieses autpriiirt;
pprausgeiebt, oab Der game 8etrag Der mie
pcrsrwdbnt autcrilrten ObIisationen, uno Der
anltatt b~erIelben emittirten pber al emittirenoen
S6abrpten, Die Summe BON $4OO,OO0,O 600
nl6t iberlteigen lOll, unO 0ab iiber iOl6e S4abz
ncten bispOnirt peroen mag, fir seiebli6es
@elo, Doer flr aneere S6abnpten, poer Sdulbs
Certificate, ooer 9epDlital= Gertiftate, bic inter
pOrber9dnsisen Gelesen pes @OnsreHes emit'
tirt wproen iino; unb iOl6e Soften ipllen BON
Der unter Stats ooer Wunicipals Nutoritdt
auferlegten 8eiteuerun9 erinirt fem.
Section 2. 9aB irseno tpelde Gblig ,tiunen
inter Dem Namen Der finfunb;uanSig befannt,
emittirt in @emdBbeit oes @eiebes pom 25.
6ebruar 1862, - bic in einem 8etrag, Der
pier WiQipnen 9oLlars ni6t iiberiteigt, unper=
tauit bIeiben, - Don benz SinanSzS etretdr Der
Ser. Staten perausgabt iperoen m6sen, ober
penn er es a~n9emelien finoet, ie su irgenb eli
ner Belt uno unter iDl9en 8%eoinguneen, bic
ibm am rdtbli6lten eri6eiuen, in europa pers
fauft werben %tOnnen, porauSgelebt, oaB bieie8
@eieb ni6t 70 ausselest perOe, bab oaour9
irgeno wel6e @utorit1t CUR GmiiIipn ireeno
tpel6er 2egal Senoer Soften in irgeno elmer
5Orm 9e9ebeu merbe, renn iie Die Neit<Sum=
me oeS ni6t emittirten 8etrass iberfeisen, ben
Die 5peite Section oes y@eiebeS, gu benz oteleS
elm Nmenoement 1T, autOriiirte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-23
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