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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-14


5io3 Of them manufactured last yoar-morc than double
the numb,r Of any other first class stove
one year, in the United States
THEY contain all the Improvements which are in all the
first class stoves, and the advantages and improve
ments over other stoves are in par, a. fellows:
LIST. The arrangement for bruilng the front hearth
an Improvement overlooked other first Glass stoves
II has also the same arrangement Tor brpiling top
2l thorough ventilation u ths own,
81. Introducing hot air draught TO the ERE chamber
thereby increasing the draueht 4 the Sove quick~nng
its operations, and enabling Il to throw ont more heAa
matter much and justly complained 81 10 other stoves
All. An important imp oNrinent in the application Of
the damper which throws the heat around tie oven.
9th. Much greatr Weight consequently heavier plates
and more durable as we'll a. haud,omcr castings.
9th. draft damper at each end II the Gre box 80
that the FIRE sequal2t and idle will heat quick
the other also heating the oven in hair the time.
IN Fire back protected hy soap stone, It cannot
burn out.
ps addition 10 the above Improvements u has all that's
combined in other first cas stoves viz 90 Hot water Res
ervoir, Warming Closet, Rooster in 'front.' Baker on top
Doors lined with hest Russia Iron &c kc. Further. tins
stove is warranted Ia do the work with little IN any
other stove in the market and in superior manner.
All who want hrstcass stove should never buy until
they call and The Coon SANARrS as they have in ey-
cry instance given satisfaction
am The exclusive agent for the sale of this Stove in
Montpelier, and sell on trial To- any reasonable length
Of time SO all are safe in bu,inr.
have also full assortment of Common stoves on
hand any other dealer In Washington County and sell
us low as any one in the State l.. DEWEY.
Montpelier, Dee. 10, 1860. tsgg
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-14

NOW Is THE TINE FOR THEM.
w have just received quantity OF Buck Wheat Flour
w Of superior quality which are selling cheap.
f25S PtfIfF R 60
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EEnEhAraa
adBaEe daily speaking in the praise Of

fhousandgaEe daily speaking in the praiseof
DIR. EAToN's LNFANT1EE CORDIAL.
and whyf because 1t afford instantaneous ra,
giVenin Tins Itacs as If by maggie and
Tliconvince you that what say is trne. contains
NO PAREGoRIC OR oPIATE
any kind hndthereore relieves the
Sour child instead of by daadenne its aensbties For this
ssson it comends ITSELF only reliable preparation
tnown for Children Teethng Darrhea Dysentery Grpns
IN the Bowels Acdty of the Stomach in the Head
nd Group also for Softeninghe Gums Reducing inflammation
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving Pain has no equal
being anti spasmodc It'll used with una,R
Of Convulsion other Fits. you value tho life and
health of children and wish to from those
7Shtg consequences which certain from the
Of nessstic of which all other for nanle Com
plants composed take Eatons 1nfante Co,
ia this rely It isparee:ly harmless and can
not nura e most delicate infant Price CENTS FuIIdirec
ions accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH L DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway New Yors
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DIR. EooflsnC57S
D K x II d n BITT ER5,
RAILS MILO ooRDIA1,

ThegreastsndArd medicines the
popularity only through years Of trial Unb3auds
atsfactien h thom in acasss the
pronounced then worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNnICE, DGRJL.
lTY OF THE TNRyous sYsTEM, DISEASES OF III
aHrDEEYs, all diseases arising FROM ndsordsred liver
Fesknegsof the stomach and digestive organs speedyaa4
permanently cured by the GERMAN BITTERs.
The BALsA&1u CORDIAL hos acquired reputation sBt
passing that of any ser preparation exant 1t Will e
shont fnil the uostevere and COUGH COLD
Or H0ARsENESs, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA. GROUP,
PNEUMONIA, 1NCIPTENT CONSUMPTION, and has per.
ormed the Notwithstanding cures ever known Of
CONFIRMED O0NsUNPTIoNi
few doses will slso at check and ossevsrt
oTARRHEA proceeding from Gold In the Bowels.
These medicines prepared by DR.. O. a. JACKSON o.
No s8 Arch street. Philadelphia Pa sold By drug
s and ealersn medicines everywhere at76 cents Del bot
lie Thesignsure @. Il. Jackson will be on the outside
wrapper osench bottle.
In tie Almanac Published annually by the proprietorg called
tvEEFBODY's ALMANAC you will find testimony com,
usndety noticesfrom all paEs the country These Alma
macs are given away by all our agents.
]. WRIGHT 4 CO., agents.
Al and ISL ChartreBstresf
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A RETURNED VoLuNTRER.-On Saturday last. a
seedy individual entered this office, and inquired
for reporter; that necessary evil to the public
being present, inquired what might be the pleasure
OF his highness. The stranger replied that his
name was John Appleby, and that he had just re-
turned from Charleston, South Carolina. He COM
planned most bitterly of the treatment which he
received while valiant soldier, and warns all as
pifing young military gents to beware OF the allure
ments offered by the Palmetto agents. The re-
turned volunteer, among other complaints, pitifully
remarked that while in Charleston he was fed on
mush and rice three times day. In answer to a
question, he replied that he was drunk when
he enlisted, drunk when he arrived in Charles
ton, drunk when he was declared unfit for mill
itary duty on account of an enlargement of the
heart, drunk when he was requested to leave
Charleston, drunk when he arrived in this city,
drunk when he called upon us, drunk when he
made his statement, drunk when he left this office
and in our opinion will be drunk long as whisky
is easy to be had.
P. S.-The volunteer returned again at night,
and was drunken than ever. He promised to cali
again in a few days. baltimore Clipper.
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like calamity, India sent over twenty five thousand
pounds. Nodouht the great drain in men and
money that has been made upon England By India
fer d few past years will, in o measure, account for
this But were Those poor subjects of her most
gracious Majesty American slaves, England would
not only contribute millions, but be ready to send
out fleets and armies TO shoot down their cruel OPP
pressers. But happily, and in strong contrast TO
her own aboring population, You never hear Of
Southern slave suffering hunger, much less starry.
ing; or, indeed, feeling any ofhe bitter privations
of the factory operative, the miner, the worker
in iron. But there is no reason in fanaticism-
That miserable old lunatic, Rev. DR.. Cheever, is
lecturing in this country slavery and the crisis.
He has more hearers than sympathizers, for many
doubt his entire veraeity, which doubt comes very
much to the relief of their pockets. A. T. K.
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EAHFOKD'B
lE VER TNV wa 0 & q r O, 4

Eaver De5ijatatGs.
Ills compounded rot uras and has become su q
aaiShed fact Standard Madeleine known and approved by o.
that Esed f. aud Ia with condeuco in s
tho iseoseB Cor which is recommended
It hsp cured thousands within the last two years who ne
given up all hopes of relief Astho unsolicited eorrts
sates in my pCsssssIoa show.
Pha dose han6i he Adopted TO ne
tGtng IT, and used in such quantities gently on
5owels.
othoucateot your Judgment guide you IN tho
liver Tnvigorator, and it will Liver Complants BoB,
attacks. Dyspepsia, Chronic Darrhes Summer Oorpai,A
lysepery Dropsy Sour Stomach Fahun COST Choo
0ara Cholera Morbus Cholera Infanlun. Fatuence jam
lice Fenas Wesnossoa aud may be used successfully
ordinary Family Medicine Il will Sick Headache {s,
thousands testify in twenty minutes If three tea
oonsfu taken al Of attack Al who
are giving their testimony in itsfsvor.
Mix wseriu tho mouth with the Iryisoratpr, and
9th together.
Prie9, 81 per bottls.
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Gapted tohe deficiencies Of the Boodn different digoage Fer
oGgh5 Colds Bronchp any affection whatever OF tht
Throat OF Lungs inducing Consumption No. which
he No. for Depression of Spirits Loss Appetite and for
hronc Complaints sri5ing from Over-Use General Debility
md Nervous Prostitution No. q for Liver Complaints No.
cT Dyepepaia BEING already prepared for absorption It
hon By opB and carried Immediately into circulation
hrt What gain yon retain. The No for Female Ia
sres, HYseria Woanessee SEQ special directions 3t
his. For Salt Eheun, ErRptions Ecroulous Kidney nnc
ERder Complaints, take No. s. In all eGtisar
must BIS aticy followed Price Of tho Blood Food 81 ner
oottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT. No. ACC Broadway, Kew
YORK. J. WR1GEJ & CO., No. q 151 Chartres Breet:
WOOD CO. st. Louis No., and by sli roEpeGtahle Drug
.ises Throughout me country.
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Battle GREEN, Mich, Dec, Il, 1853.
Prof Wood: Thee wilt E!cs?9 accept line inform the
that the hair my head all fell off twenty years ago
caused by complicated chronic disease attended with
ton the head continual Of suffering through life
able to obtain sn for neither hgvs been able to do
up consequence of which my head has suffered extremely
from cold. This induced to pay Briggs Hodges almost
the last cent had earth Tor two dollar bottle Of thy HR
Restorative, about the first Of August last have faithfully
followed the drcction and the bald spot is covered with
R thick and black though short 1t is also coming in all
my head Feeling confident that smother urge bottle would
store entirely aud permanently feel anxious to perevere in
lis rsa and being destitute OF to purchase
would ask thee II thee woulds not be willing to send
der on thine agents for bottle and receive to hysa the scrip
decarnon the reward is to those that kind the
widow and the fatherlegdn
Tiny FRIEND SUSANNAH KIRBY.
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SUSANNAH KIRBY.


IIaoNIER, Noble county Ind, Feb. &, 1889.
Prof .. j. Wood Dear Sir - In The latter OF the year
1872 while attending the State and Rational Law School Of the
State OF New York my hair from unknown me-
nenced falling Oft rapidly that in the short space Of six
months the whole upper part Of scalp almost entirely
bere Of its covering much of remaining portion rpop
a side and back part Of head shortly after became
that will not he surprised when toll you that upon my
to the State of Indiana, my casual acouainances
not much at loss discover the change appear
nnee Intrinsic acquanNRces recognise
at sill
at made application to the skiifl physcians
the country but receiving that my
could again be restored forced reconcleA
nay fate until fortunately in the latter part of the year 1857
Restorative recommended to by druggist as BIO
ing the reliable Hair Restorative IN use tried bot,
e and found satisfaction that producing the
desired effect Since that time, have used dollars worth
OF your Restorative. and result have rich Of Tsry
soft kiack hair, which money buy.
As mark Of gratitude for your labor and sS In the pro
dEetNn of 60 wonderful article have recommended its
to many Of nay friends eeeuaintuces Who am happy Is
inform you, are uSinS it with like effect
Worry respectfully, yours,
A. II. LkTTh,
cy.nnE 1UT,usp lCr4a lay
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Species e &c New oFlsans Greascni.i
t:S6sP Slsss IN.
4 X h, Nil as 1856

q
Aptl 70, 1857. &
1asl X tain very iiiiscree1 commnnica-
se naWspa psTs, most 81 them written l,y
s,f nnt rsgatar correspondents of any If
yeNf JeFraslsis hlse given great annoyance TO Cen
Bragg Iiesrplea and notifications he has issued
ln rsgaFs 50 such Communications impose upon me
sa 1Asligaann % ohsesFe greet caution Md vigil
anNe a and u render some III my de-
full and exact as would desire to
make ITEM fheagh General Bragg has forbidden
etyesss Dur peDpie and the hostile
i9it apa sauatran sassiisg all vssels that leave
the hetb9r ~ y nasss " Iii iatnassibles with
seir 81 the Naale Gulf, TO IRE want tbe
enelaY from knowing whatsat leasf Ii nrhIisbea
in tle lers 10 regard TO ghe soars,f M
tss alga. Affairs ptaesed here witd steady on.
1ss rapilisy WITH Witch The eFaae materials
tls hastily and neptgrnBns army have
been yaaaeed 10 systaili, order aud eiilciency Is
reAlaEkabla TIE differs Of The Confederate states
haze dlspiaged enormous resources and energy.
SEnls Is Particularly e9nspicnous ii the Quarter
ge illast la9Gripua, respans-
lgle &1a stSqHa il d He art1p Our
an4nYts H8Ffienlar gaaiAfae III it Gaarserfnaster
& Sts' saIa isAunan BITS achieved niiracss Com.
5as alsas aers sSsae weeks ago witfad dozen drays,
p se By che VI the army bout this
8Sp tps hs mrs Accumulated aDw ample tratsports-
81 thA EaEg and i,est wagons and
AZ taHsf an es. tDr all the uses of
} rs itttslii4s supplies anti DrOVisii5ns
ne tagdsat ssu Army Of new solsiiArs
.5is II sss isgttfy s3FsFIpnsa aud eapped than
sslts b71 at s place. l3aIshssdad and
a0g iset no tiaS that s9idisriog is
e gs ~ sesges is they says
s2aS \ sa9ssA peeelsaa nAsssg aud eHstiye under
ssstgtasie ana saansntly hard
lsnfs es1lls eliig aAa piliiiaey lstsFl 8at n1
aitentisH s.isna 81 ssten 10 the HaHissafs III sneh
eHXe gpgii1s sSAlis tellisn 81 their homes
asls5. as Fnaglig sslbtEliss0li ta
#asglae iAsTlH ~ gsls 81 iila
;essisn lai9F Qt iaN eS htaaed youths III the
q n aud igasiranl i5eEsops al d
isist{ne ss a.t css.nssaagsd, exs
else n sgS siIo3 ,se5a Il 10 " c6nvar-
s:A tsIe true posture ii aif;sifs Ever since
~ ifg1 BafEaucils b Eiekels si
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+ The Journal, Of yesterday, published the follow
Ing as the response of Coy. Jackson to eidemaE6
eef NH. President LinconfGr four regiments Of mea
~ aid in gubiugating the revolutionary States.
Nobody expected any other response from him,
ard the people of Missouri will endorse it. They
may not approve of the early course Of the South
err States, but they denoHnce and defy the action
Of 9r. Lincoln in proposing 10 call out rs 900 men,
for the purpose Of coercng the seeding States of
4leLnion. Whatever else may happen, he gets no
parorn the Border States to carry onsseh war:
spsca Dispatch the Editor of the DAILY State journal
4 JEFFERfoE t'ITY, April IL 1861.
TheIollowing is Gov. Jaekson's reply to the de-
nand Sgom the War Department for Missouri troops
to aid The enemies of the South. N&
a EXECUTIVE DEPARr mIsseGRI,2
-. Jefferson City, april u. tsGl s
Tohe Honorable Simon Cameron Secretary OF sshpg-
Sir. EeIr dispatch Of the 18th inst, making a
call on Missouri for four regiments of men for i'm
mediate SERVICE has been received. There can
be, apprehend, no doubt that these men are in
tended to farm part Of the Presidents army to
make war Qpan the people of the seeded States.
Your requfsitaa, in my Judgment, is Illegal, uncon,
stitutional and revolutionary; in its object nhu-
man and diabolieal, and cannot be complied with.
Not ons man will the State Of Missouri furnish to
carry on any suck unhoy crusade.
S t38 G.F.{ JACKSON Governor Of Missouri
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d SHARP BUSINESS. THE Chicago Tribune makes
q terrible cutlery over the recent capture of a
family Of fugitive slaves in that city and their re-
in connection with the affair:
Some weeks since, man, stranger, came to a
respectable coored woman, for fifteen years resi-
dent ID this city, a Mrs. johnson He introduced
himself BY Saying that he was friend Of the
eolored race He had learned that Mrs johnson
had daughter in slavery in Missouri This started
the old colored woman's confidence only slowly,
and it was not until his second visit that he made
much Roadway with his errand. Finally however.
he persuaded her Of bis good Intention his expert
ence4 and ability in this particular line, and she
agreed with him that he was to receive from her
$3.50 for services and expenses in running off this
daughter and her family, husband and three
children. Mrs. johnson mortgagea her little home
fora part of this sum.
This family was the Harris family, and they ar.
rived in due time aud were closely sheltered here.
Their new found friend aud rescuer stuck closely
to them, babe them keep the house of the mother
and never be seen out OF doors, and they followed
his instructions.
Meanwhile. this Identical man after q trip to ST.
Louis, came back, and was cl0seted again and
again with Federal officers in this city They used
q room at The fremont House for this purpose !;
and when the scheme was carefully ripened, the
string was pulled, the game bagged, and the very
party who stole the slaves in Missouri and was
paid one hundred and fifty dollars by the mother
OF the woman for SO doing, is equally officious in
sending them back, and so shares in the reward
offered by the master.
There is reason to believe that the scoundrel is
one Of regularly organized gang in St. Louis and
Chicago, who make o business of running off and
then Feturning slaves, BY the slutfIe-hke process
making q very good thiHg Of II, The principal
operators are x-policemen, and policemen high il
favor ia st. Louis.
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STANDARD BOOEs,-The standard works of the
most oebnodNNthers to-day advertised by Mr.. Yhomls
L. White NJ. lob Canal street Among hers notice the
wring' of Calhoun, Allison Abbott Prescott peQunccy,
He has al GA Ia of books suited the general
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VALUABLE REM EDIEs.
FaNE8a ONLY rue EXPIRATION
-Tha. has
STOOD THE TEST OF YEA
Aud grows mora and more Popular every dayt

Andtesmoniss new, and almost without number, might r.
given ladies' and gentlemen in all grades society whoe
united testimony cout resist that Prof Woods Hair Res
ssaye will restore the bald and gray preserve the hair
tue youth to old age, in oil its youthful beauty.
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rho Family Gnthartc Pill Ia gentle and active Cathar
hich the proprietor has used in his practice thsD tgea
ears ta constantly increasing demand from those who bR+t
ard to their hgs induced plsce within the
all The Profession well knew that different Gahartics
!, different portions of the bowels
The Family Catlartc Pill has, with reference gel
established tact been Compounded from variety OF the
aetb!e EStTar which ee1 alie esery Of the aalen
ry e7nn and are good and safe in all whore tathart
neefed, such as Deyangenent e. he Stomach Seepnes,
'ains in the Back and Lons Coaiveness Pain and Sorae
scr the whole body, from sudden esd, which frequently,
glseed snd in Of Fever, Loss Of Appetite Creep
g Sensation OF Cold the body Resesses5 Haedecher
hldren Or admits Rheunss9 grea' Purifier Of the Boed
nd diseases which daah Is hsr
entiontn this advertisement. Dose To s. PriGe nmes
TIE Liver nygorator and Family Ga&re Pills retsils
Dggggss generally and anld ny the trsds In all the sE
r
]. WRIGHT a CO.,
,esFf 5+a, Wholesale Ageuts,
saRgdSW AndRald by evgry Druggist.
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srAISG FASHIONS, Now that the pleasant days
q spg ave viii lady viii DOUBTLESS desireto
~ them poner honor IN verpal the ear,
aeaant promenade or he gaetes Of Nsoa evening
desired INCIDENT 70 the pleasure Of either ia bseoipg attire
MD A. Bresner ornero Magazneand ST. Andrew streets
that be has on hand dress goods ebroees lace
shaws bbens esc Of The approved styles and paltey
vail to-day large inyoce heavy shir ing ssd
and aniiy nsps Of direct p5rao These goods are offered
al the Iow west prices. 'S589 57s
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MEssRs. GARDNER, SMITH Il Co. will sell this
day. Mondo at 10 o'eocS The Jul Tehoup
tanlns the contents of the Western We audgh containing
about 40 consist of assortment Of hon ehod
furniture. See advertisement.
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MILITARY TRMMINGs-FAHUY GooDs.-Messrs.
+ H. Plt, No. l3 canal street. to-day advertise large
sentiment of the various equipment
soldier Gilt and silver buttons nge DIS cords and stars
tmbr ced in lilo The our LAZY
also directed to their choice OF fancy goSs dress
trimming and the various articles requisite the making up
of an elegant toilet Aud the chde VII End in tneir
store such variety of and play things that they vii
which make choice Of Al articles arc
Offered nj extremely low prices.
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Dry Goops,-A very large stock of dry goods,
suitable for tho personal adomen of lady readers and
others Indispensable The requirements of the planter to-day
advertised for sale by Messs Benttmysen Lewis Co. No. lie
Canal street. These goods embrace every variety of style and
ppes offered tho lowest prices. We attention
10 their adv srLlse nlnt.
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RED RIVER PACKET co.

/ Gg410 ~ Al&s n 11S1A111 49,
! SsTATE 0F LOUISIANA
PARISH AND orTY Or NEW ORLEANS.
q g ssr It To o Ssaas st
InaSpsndenee Of the United States Of America tho Eighty
lstGf y, pANIEt. Notary Rass
s md daasd pcggSsas
eene ana appeared the parties whose heenno SUBJ
WhS Sy a. that sy,sss
@ g Il II
se Fsa spa @ sr aRa hoss whom
and purposes and unaer the spaa'ious and
ARTICLE i.
n VI ?S eHs tFS H f Psp b
s hereby easisd II he c # Nsy oslsa5s i a
e sesB o n "S S es q E
shall Il. Snd bs for tas s s y
R55S S l for during Which said period the SAID
@ hsv ana ana as oy Is o
sS ss 5ya oa dl se lents or WHICH s
servants IS s interest and convenience require make
enjoy such other lights powers and Privileges 40
are BY law guaranteed to corpotations z :
The purposes Tor which this corporation has
s TeaS, the Re c Rea
a RG 70 T bs g % Se% 4 asa s snS 81
good end safe Ste % nayigsed e sssapp
and citizens other rivers where the Directors of
SF NJ 6s SnaaPy III
said rivers and their trbutgri0s. =
ARTICLE III
Tho object for which tins corporation Ina been formed
n e ri g ps9 s sf s
orleens Shreveport Jefferson and GboYe Tie Red River aE
ARTICLE ".
nf
qsorss kouns q sharesof 500 zach %
5 fsH Il IL R Ss@s f5 81
Nca Il s Ss%TGi' f i5S &
a total capital 1 3 Passs ss f SIC 9sssa so 6 6
divided into two hundred shares Il hundred eesh
sood pd hat I'll 10 @ a u Sf, s.
is 81 o. qbSp
ee: to NY further sa nor shall any nforns b ogani1i9
holder liability beyond the amount Of his stock shall
nuily lie charter. Ssr T. II
ARr1cLE v.
nv n t y.so Of s ]
sgoEnm first Board b composed of George Konas
5 RSn 1R' ali s t. @
r. fsEsE
B. a Ct hd oe hs s Il aa
lion q &c s9ekhodeT each soekhodsr sslI b entitled
any circumstance the election Of Board Of
asd 9s S ssSs
'o TS Boaa ef 5s y
sas
bills and other contracts necessary ia the infringement
uss the GR e # a ap s
Of IL members fsdf @ e srye qtIns ihe aosnes
thf PeTsLs 95 ,5s P5sSd e L.
BSfS ss ssSa ;7S
October January President call special meet
i6ss ShsRsvsr opinion Company may
rs rsaas, Of Beator stock
holders Of TIE COMPANY npSir y. -
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aFs full annual soekodors On Ss ff Non.
day Of the month 81 July Of t egffy year a.
me board o. PrsGGIS u elgeL sectegy o. ihe boar
sosE se @ IN ii s al Ma9 s9f ~ eep an
ss to thoinspssdon and examination y DO sastod
all elections each soekhoder shall a entitled IA one yots
for each thaEs stock oSa 6X 4 such stock shall
election Stockholders appoint other soekhodess rep.
pSay and such he light d cast Whit
Sesn present himself II such meeting A'' n
of ali enpoyc Sy them in the Of iii dpany
they shall make such 6 s rules and Isgnaons ss
@ e.
and amend the same as occasion may require They shall have
4 ~ Sspp e ss
aS ns and esasg s Ss s
The Company
In the event death resignation any Of the preetos
alter notice Of Ten aya to passd lie aee II Se c9@pa
% dasfDfy ~ 's e
By the election Of rs
Ss s Board s Meeting s sa
ssh eSctiRg e Ihg
point sefeay pro sssion Il
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