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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24
Prayers for Donald Grant.

In the highlands of Scotland, punctual-
ity at public worship is rcckoncd among
the cardinal virtues. Tho people for gen
craiions have been trained to reverence
Gods day and his house, 80 that it is con-
sdered not only wrong, but also disrepu.
table, to lounge at home, or to stroll over
heath and burn, while others are hOnOring
God in the sanctuary.
There lived in this region, somc years
since, an honest farmer, yclept Donald Grant
He was very wise for this world AM, ,
while processing better things, he gave all
his strength and energy to his six days toll
80 that when the Sabbath came, he was I'M
fit for tho services Of the sanctuary. Once,
in the season of barley harvest, when farm
help was scarce, Donald so ovcrwrought
himself on Saturday, that his scat in the
"auld kirk was empty the next day lie
remained ut home to recruit his powers for
a fresh campaign on Monday. Some wag in
the parish, knowing Donald's besetting sin,
and fearing the effect Of his example on
others, resolved to nip the delinquency in
the bud, and took the case into his own
hands.
In the afternoon, when the pastor enter
ed the pulpit. he found note in which
was written: " the prayers of this church
are requested for Donald Grant" The min
lister was taken by surprise, not having
heard OF his illucss, but remembered, as
also did the people when the note was
read, that lns family pew was tcnantless in
tho morning. After service ono asked an
other what allied Donald Grant, but none
could tell his ncighhor and all decided
that some sudden illness had brought this
request directly from the family
The Sabbath passed and Donald, refreshed
by many hours of sleep, and by the sweet
breeze and the holy calm of his native hills,
rose on Monday like strong man to run u
race. But scarcely had the sun begun to
gum the dcwy heather, when, above the
whcttinS oi tho sickle, ho heard the stem
torlan voice of Sandy Graham, the village
blacksmith
" lloot man, and are ye at it this airly, aG-
ter the dcathy illness o yesterday p
II was IN vain that Donald protested ho
had never been better. Sandy declared he
was ont OF his head, and ought to be taken
back to bed he could see hv the color of
hls face that there was n high fever ON
him
While yet he was speaking. they were
joined 10y Duncan Mclvor and Malcolm Stcr-
ling two largc-heartcd reighbors. coming
to sympathiZo i'll Donalds ailliction, and to
proiler their aid in rcaping his barley and
before any exclamation could be made of
the pulling matter, the loving old minister,
staff i'll hand, had arrived with tho oil of
consolation.
Donald persisted III saying he was never
moro hearty when the pastor asked "Why
then mon did ye torsak0 your scat in Gods
house, aud imploro the prayers of his pco-
plc?'
"Awccl, awccl them" replied Donald in
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24
Sabbath Rcadiua.
DON'T SHUT THE BIBLE"

"Mother, the icy hand Of death
Doth chill my limbs and stop my breath
Read me those sacred words again,
They soothe my spirit, ease my pain"
She took the precious Book and read
How Jesus long ago had said,
Lot little children come to me;
For such shall heavens household be-"
She closed and laid aside the Book,
And in her arms the sufferer took
His eyes grow dim, his utterancc weak,
But still he struggled hard to speak.
lie struggled long what would ho say
Ere death had sealed his lips for nye2
" Don't shut IL up!" ut length he cried
"Don't shut tho Book!" thon calmly died.
"Don't shut il up!" his spirit sings,
While upward borne on angel wings;
"Don't shut the Bible !" Sccm'd to say
His cold and pallid lips of clay.
"Dont shut the Bible !" still | hear;
II sounded sweetly in mine ear
From morn till noon, from noon to even,
1t speaks to mc-a voice from heaven.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24

PEorIr or pRNNGR After prayer. is not
the earth lighter and the soul happier
Prayer rcnders aitliouon less sorrowfII. and
JOY moro pure. 1t miugles with the one
am unSpeakable sweetness, and adds TO tho
othtr celestial perfume, Sometimes thcre
passes over the fields wind which parches
the plants, and then their withercd stems
,w'Il drop toward the earth but waterod
10y the dew, they regain their freshness. and
Int up their lauguishing heads. So there
are always burning winds. which pass over
the soul and wtther it, Prayer is tho dew
which retreshes il again.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24

TINS PrRE lIE,Hr. The springs Of ever
lasting life are within. There are clear
streams gushing up from tho depths of the
soul, which flow out 10 cnliNcn the sphere of
outward existence, But like the waters of
Sroah, they =" 80 swiftly You must listen
TO catch the silvery tones of tho Kttlo rill as
4 Shdes from its mountain home; YOU may
not witness its silent march through tho
greon vale, but its course will be seen in
the fresh rcrduro and the opening flowers 4;
It's presence will he known by the forms of
life and beauty which gather around il II
Is ever thus with the pure. You may not
hear the " still small voice." or heed the 81.
lent aspiration, but there is a moral inhu.
Gnce aud holy power which you will feel.
Inc Wilderness is madc TO smlo, flowers of
new lite AMI beauty spring up and flourish.
while AN Invisible presence hreathcs i'm
mortal fragrance through the atmosphere.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24

VITALITY on CuRlsuANrrY.-rh religion
OF God and the religion of man. differing
essentially in their aim and tendency, will
exhibit equal differences in their practical
operations, And thus it ever has boon.
Whore human wisdom has been taken Az
the only guide in religious things. au Egvp.
tian night of moral darkness has rested
upon the land the hungry passions of the
corrupt heart have been ctlooSe with whrt-
ted appcttcS to seek tor prey the rights
OF others have bceu disregarded, and vio-
lencc and wrong have rcigued supreme.
but when Christianity controlled the heurts
OF mon, the reverse has ever been the case :
moral light has shed it's genial rays; the
passions and appctitcs have been restrained
and thrr carnality destroyed charity and
philanthropy, broad US the human family.
have prcyaded all, waking tender sympa-
thy for the wronScd and afflicted, wherever
found, stimulating to the most vigorous ac-
tivrty, noble daring and generous sclf-sac-
rliclnS 10 promote the social and spiritual
good of men Of every CLINE, CHRISTIAN M-
ShUc'toHS.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24

TINS first, the most important trust God
has given to any one, is himself TO secnrc
this trust, lie has made us SO thai in mn
possible way can we benefit the world so
much az by making the most of ourselves.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24
PURIFY THE BLOODl
DR.. WEAVER'S
CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SIRUP.

PURIFY THE BLOOD!
DR.. WEAVER'S
CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SIRUP,
FOR THE CURE OF
Canker Salt Rheum, rysipeas, Scrofulous Diseases
CutaneOus Eruptions, Sore Eyes, and every
kind of Disease arising from an i'm
pure state Of the Blood.
THE MOST EFFEOTIVE BLOOD PURIFIER
OF TEE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
1t is the prescription Of educated ply sician and
all who are afflicted with any OF the above named dis
eases, should without delay Such letters as the
following are often received
JERoMEwLLE, Ohio November 90, 1860
MessrS, J N HARRIS & Co., Cincinnati, ohio-Gen
form you what DR.. Weaver's Sirup and Cerate has
done for me, and hope that this letter may the
notice of persons similarly afflicted In the year 1870
| was attacked with letter some kindred disease on
both legs, which extended until from my knee to my
feet was one raw sore consulted and obtained med.
icines and prescriptions from nearly all the phys.
clans in this vicinity, but obtained relief. Your
agent this place Mr. HoGman n l &c commended me TO
try the Sirup and Cerate, which fortunately did, and
am now n sound and well man by their use.
win great gratitude remain main Yours truly;
Mr.. Weirbaught being a well.known gentleman of
Ashland County. makes this information reliable.
by taking the srup directed, it will drive the dis.
eases from the system and when once out the skin
few applications OF
DIR. WEAVER'S CERATE, OR OINTMENT
and you have permanent cure.
The Cerate has proved itself to be the best Ointment
ever invented and where used, 1t has been
known to fail of elIecting permanent cure Of Old
Sores, letter and Ringworm Scald Head, Chilblains
and Frost Bites. Barber's Itch Chapped or Cracked
Hands or Lips, Blotches Pimples the Face. For
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES,
the Cerae is the only thing required to cure Itshoud
he kept in the house of every family.
PRICE OF SIRUP 81, CERATE 20 CENTS
PER BOTTLE.
DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH RoTTLR.
Sold by most Medicine Dealers
j. n. HARRIS & co,
PToprieors for the Western aud Southern States Gin
cinuati, Ohio, to whom all orders for the above
Medicines may he addressed.
Sold by Peck * Hamilton. Perrysburg; s. l..
Boughton, Bowling Green; F. Roesinger, Freedoms
Thos. Taylor & Son. New Westhcld; DR.. S. A.
Smith, Portage; A. j. Gardner Il Co., Gilead G.
West. Toledo; Wm. Buck, Milton Center, o. 9y
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24
Oh YEARS EXPERIENCE!
RADICAL CURES WARRANTED
Druid DiSpcusatory!
ESTABLISHED on THE FOREIGN PLAN
In Myers Block, Monroe Street
ToLEpO ONO.

4 PERMANENT lNSTITUTTON
The undersigned calls the attention Of those in.
'ereSied Ia the fact that he has established suite
Of roamS in Myers Block, on Mouroc street, A reg
uIar pSptnSatory tor the treatment aui permanent
cure of all known
PRIVATE DISEASES,
neither OF recent origin or nt long standing, in
MALE OP FEMALE
The success which has attended the practice OF
the undersigned IN the treatment OF diseases com
ing under the above head, is sufficient guarantee
that what he undertakes he performs, and in every
case effects radical cum.
fr'Nate rooms arc provided whore consultations
can bo procured in the sirictest confidence.
General ohce over Nos 81 and SO Monroe street.
hrst room to the right az the tap of the stairway
over "Couucopa.' All letters promptly answered
containing remittance or postage stamp.
s-fg uihce hours from TO to and from 10 g.
Csll ON or sddres R,H, THMPANl, MD,
July l, '62. Toledo. Ohio
EAHM PRODUCE or ALI KINDS
TAKEN On SUBSCRIPTION AT THE
pERRYSBURG JOURNAI OPpICr
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24
MANHOOD!
HOW LOsTl HOW REsToREDl

HOW LOSTl HOW RESTOREDl
just Published, in a Sealed Envelope. Price cts.
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment
And RadicalCure Of Sperma torrhoea Seminal Weak
ness Sexual Debility, Nervousness aud Involuntary
Emissions, inducing Impotency, Consumption and
Mental and Physical Debility,
BY ROBERT J. CULNERWELL, NJ. d.
The important fact that the awful consequences
Sefabuse may be effectually removed without inter
nal medicines, or the dangerous application Of eaus
ties instruments, medicated bOugies, and other emp
rcal devices, is here clearly demonstrates and the
entirely and highly successful treatment as
by the celebrated author fully explained by of
which every one is enabled to himself perfectly
aud At the least possible cost thereby avoiding all the
advertised nostrums of the day. TINS LEoTuRE WILL
PROVE A BooN TO THOUSANDS ASD THOUSANDS
Sent under seal, TO any address, in plain sealed
envelope the receipt OF six cents, or two postage
stamps, by addressing
CHAS. J. @. KLINE l. CO.,
l27 Bowery, n, Y. Postofice Box 4,5s6.
l49Gs6l
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24
MEDICINAL.

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NA@{9==E47 Regulator
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Fever and 7AgNe,
Liver Complaint,
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24
NEW LEVER TRUSS

AS taken the place Of other Trusses for the reten
- ton and cure Of Hernia or Rupture. Acting
upon the principle " n lever, 1t never loses its
strength. 1t is coated to prevent rust 1t has pad
the back, which is liableto inure the spiue and
annoy and chae the 1t is sure t. retain the
Rupture, giving ease aud comfort and enecting rad.
cal cures. 1t Is warranted to give satisfaction.
The improved SHoULpERBRACE expands the chest
ami prevents the from becoming rounl.shoul-
dered.
LAplEs BELTs ASH ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, BAND.
and BELTS Of all kinds and INSTRUMENTS OR ALI
DEFoaMITIEs % THE BODY.
DR GLOVER Ohlee is No, Ann street, two doors
from broadway, New York City.
Persons residing in the country can be fitted with
Truss any other instrument, by forwarding measu
to Dr. Glover, No. Ann street, Y Strangers
shoHld particularly note the name ami No. 5lz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24
TRUSSES, SHOULDER-BRACES,

ELASTIC STOCKINGS FOR ENLARGED
VEINS OF THE LEG, &c;
INSTRUMENTS FOR ALL DEFORMITIES
DR.. GLOVERS
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05

A PHILOSOPHER ON LovE.-Emerson re-
marks:
Be our experience in particulars what
it may, no man ever forget the visitations
of that power to his heart and brain hich
created all things new which was the
dawn in him Of music, poetry and art ;
which made the face of nature radiant
with purple light, the morning and the
night varied enchantments; when a sin
gle tone of one voice could make the heart
beat, and the most trivial circumstance
associated with one form, is put in the
amber of memory when we became all
eye when one was present, and all memo
ry when one is gone; when the youth
became q watcher of windows, and studi-
Gus Of glove, a veil, ribbon, or the
wheels of a carriage; when no place is
too solitary, and none too silent, for him
who has richer company and sweeter con-
versation in his new thoughts, than any
old friends, though best and purest, can
give him; when all business seemed an
impertinence, and all men and women
running to and fro in the streets, mere
pictures. For, though the celestial rap.
ture falling out Of heaven, seizes only up
on those Of tender age, and although q
beauty, overpowering all analysis or COM
parison, and putting US quite beside our
selves, we can seldom see after thirty
years, yet the remembrance of these Wis
ions out last all others remembrances,
and is a wreath of flowers on the oldest
brow.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05

Mrs. LINCOLN IN New YoRK.-The Her
aid in giving an account of the visit of
Mrs. Lincoln, wife of the President, to
the French frigate La Guerriere, says !:
"She was received with all the becoming
respect due to her rank and position."-
We should be glad to be informed what
Mrs. Lincoln's rank is. Is she countess,
duchess, queen or brigadier.general p
We had always supposed that the wife of
the President of the United States was a
woman of no more crank" than any
other respectable lady-in fact, that her
"rank was exactly the same as that of
the honest old apple woman at the cor
ner Of Broadway and Ann street. But
as Mr.. Lincoln plays king, and INDUCES
in y-guard, like any other sover-
eign, We suppose his wife really has some
"rank." We wish the Herald would tell
US what it is.-Caucasian.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
SUMMONS.

StTATE or CALIFORNIA. County ot Fl Dor,do-
- SS.-In She D.,tric. Court Of tie Eleventh jvdi.
llal District.
Action hrourh' in The District Court 81 the E,.v.
entl Judicial District and the complaint 6l,d !.
The County - Fl Dorado. il the oA,e " the Glen
- sad DtNtr',; Count IL and for saId County IDd
Stat".
The People Of the STATE Of California, to G.V
Bows. p'f nIait hrc,',ng:
l"4 are hete'y rtq1n,d l. appear in an artio,
frorc!' ataii = you by Math,ricy 4 Lee. riaiutA,
IN tie b'ir.ti Court ot the Eleventh Judicial Da-
TINT NJ afi tar TIE County of n Dorado and TO a.
sW'r H. complaint tltd therein ou the 18Th d,v ~
November, u. .>'|, w.t'.'n ten DAYS tcXcusiy, AZ
~" day u -rt1'cr l't'r i' rViC. o. Vou of M.
,'}t. .lrol.s : .'fycl ~,s1u IL, County IL s,rT.J
oGt 90; - {, -aty. wax within tins Ju, ci.l Di.,,;t
VIII T't'r lay o.. = SctS'! "ti Of said D.,r,et
u :, Wilt n, daA,-tr .Airu,.t by Iefaglt Vii
D. 'rs-'i sr1.s-t yo'i.
T. at att. j. br,0pht 20 obtain iud1nsn.
aSN - .i ''r u ,tiu o' Z - lpI ar1ount da,
sad Pa = upon certain Ir":lissory fote mad,
- You J." 't' r q f.aE;.iis. Dec,htr - lSS for
sad HlI' 1t. g. interest A. ih- rate ~ - Ter cent
per 'rottL uGti pad and y,i. al tn apt,ear and
ar-Str ss.t cou laitt a. ah.vr required m. ,,A
Pa ..;-Hs u ta.e .uigmtLt arAinst Won for aad
>ufu. interest hLI cus'S, acco..u- 10 he pyaytT AZ
"a ii mIiAiIt. "
" :"~,.. lI.a. H. = MYE,s Jrlge Of said p,,,Ie,
Court - t." k,eY'tii Julir al District
-~ Ai''' q land. aud the sal Of san
Sal t"ari 10 and fsr sad County Of u Dor,
.i". htI'Io aN.N'l at cfice ia the CIV Of
Ts',r'.i'e, ts tie lf'l day of Noyen ber. 4 D.
!>Hi THOMAS Il PATTkN, CLERK.
, A. HortNyWer, AIRY 'ar Pi'GA 'sm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
Legal advertisements

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OE -
i Twelfth Judicial District Of the State Of ,LHk
mia, In and for the City and County OF San Fra
ar, TIE TIE HINTSG GKTSGH CGo0Ns0LIDATED GOLD GNS
GOULD 4 CURRY SILVER MIN1NGYCO1SpIi IHR
AND HENRY 7. P. C0MSTOCK, DefendsnI-t ANY
Action brought in the District Court Of the T..,.,
Judicial District Of the State Of California elNh
for the city and County Of San Franchise ~ and
complaint filed in said city and county Of a.. thS
cisco, IN the once Of the Clerk OF said Dstr;t IAo'
The People @ & Of the state OF California send SSs..
and Henry T. P. ComStock, defendants: "pAny
! You are hereby required to appear in AM,
brought against you by the above named P,sI.aon action
in the District Court of the Twelfth Judicial na.m
of the State Of California in and for tbe i.I''net
county Of San Francisco, and to answer r. and
plant filed therein within ten days texclusIe COM
day of serHlceI aiter the service on yon Of thiS,.
mons, If served within This county or IL serxsems
of this county, but in this District within , ~ OUT
days; otherwise within forty days or .HenV
default will be taken against you accordi1g tn ~
prayer of said complaint. =" Tue
The said action is brought to obtain the sou.-,
relief: o"hG
Pirst-That an account may be taken NJ an,
products Of the Gould Curry mines while The ..O
have been in the possession Of the defeudants 'as
fCr Of Neut, md ill., E.> a. sDdsBis rnS. " s'
creed tO pay rde plaintiffs three.auarters ,h1s "
with interest from the time the same was recs
by them respectively. "ea
Second-That the sail Gould 4 Curry S;,u a.,
ming CumpaEy, its officers, aud agents NAV h. M a'
Joined from making any dividends or in anv Se en'
distributing any portion Of the receipts or nco.
said Company amongst the stockholders tbera.1eu eu
IL tie amount found due the plaintiffs shall he r1- TS
paid AV
Third-Tiat 4 Receiver may be appointed a, a..
property and effects Of the sad Gould Currr Si.S wv
Mining Company. and that on the amount dna ~ u
plaintiffs n uI.said being ascerianed h. rs% xe
directed and required to collect the same frnr'e 70
properly - sail G"l'd Curry Silver MirinS c sne
parry. 50 Ear "a TIE SANE will go, and the 6,i.Hn 6vS
from "a, Stockholders thereof pro rata arcordir-se
the amount &c stock owned by them resuec,iy.Ise@
SAID Company a',l To pay iht same To said Plstnys
urt-rha; The said plaintiffs may have '".S
further or other decree or relief h,rtin as 80
Car; shall >rtm meet and shall be Agr.r,hL1s
equity vim costs.
And you are hereby notified that II Won ,,I ,o
per AID Answer the -a.d complaint as abovs -
qa!rei, tl- >'i PLAINTIFF will apply to the Cour, ~,
The ry.. dtioardcd in the complaint ~"
~ Given under ILy Ian. and seal o,n.
SEAL. District Court Of the Twelfth Judicial a.
. - t',t. ot IL" state Of California IN ardL
thr y ard e ru:y nf san Francisco, this l7,h A..
of oct her in the YEAR "f our Lord one thou,,ns
eight hundred and slNty-thtcr.
MM. L0EMi, Clerk.
Per wv. K. StI1ERLER, Dep Ct
h"l iutf OILS fala'iES Aty. uctSlR3
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05

HENRY WARD BEEcHER has lately been
pitching into the practice CT working rail.
road conductors and drivers on Sunday.
Recently Beecher, in his peculiar way,
was making inquiries of Brooklyn street
conductor, to whom be was unknown, as
to whether the Sunday riding could not be
broken up. ~ think it might be-" said
the conductor, but for that sanctimon-
ious hypocrite, Beecher. So many of the
fancy people from all parts visit his es.
tablishment that it makes the road more
profitable on Sunday than any other day
in the week. he would only shut up
the thing could be DONE"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-05
SUMMONS,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado
- - In TIE b.sirir, Court of the llth JudLria,
t.-;r.,'.
'on brought IN ;hr District Court Of n. El,y
rat! JuGrh lH,rJct. aai tie corIla r, Sled In he
tont'y = - norads IN u. u4ite cf n. Clerk 81
- i h'it C"Hr; p aad ier sad County and State
H.. re- lr II the STAT uf California, " DUNCAN
MILAN, b"fc'.dart, G,ertiog
N"! ARE Nrr,ty I'4t'ttd l. arpcar in m artirp
hrYu-i; AKA -; !,t hy Margaret 4 Mclean, PLAIN.
q. IN -" District CDart % tie D.. v-rih Jadral
81 :. H. and ~ ~ County - El Dorado and 10
a.: "'r - C-u - Fled i!-T On tie 2i-, dAy Of
>'i''' "''-f Il l>-' within tel tAys tcNciasTs q
Nt lay ~ ."-v..'N a'.T the s.rI..e on you Of thiI
-' f"a>--t srfI' 1 H. ilis comfy II served out
= - ''at'N, LIT 50 70 this JlIt.a' District with.
"a 1T! daF. of. = served out : sad District
'"7 WIZ f-rty Lay, cr, = ty jabc alton. three
" 49, r. % go la, ttr.r vi li,lgurtt by defaIk
" e 70. ta.ta ast.:.; yea
III si.d ac'.r 3. Lr, 'gtt 10 Obtain Judgment and
'".4r- - '.'"f.r. ii ssNiy RE buats Of mAiri.
y ~ tN'-i'.c t"iw"-u !ru and Tie said F.anGd,
VI Mclean, a j 4 yo. fa' 10 appear and
."er a.. 81 J c'a i.,Rut ~ above required. the sad
P!aii'' ! Nl take judgment art,.t yoa for said DE-.
ere J" I''' AID Il, accoriny to the prayer Of
.l.i oY' il4..t.
"ih~--, iirr p Myres. Judge n said Dstrie,
ty.9t o tht ki've'th Judicial District.
- A''e-', my hand. and the seal Of said
:. : Cu+ri. IN and iur sad County OF III Dorado,
- H. ret sfiX-i at re m tie City Of Pla.
cerr:lie, 'h's -" 2!i day q :. l,cuitcr 1868.
THOMAS l. PATTEN. Clerk.
NJ n. SEtAksR, PG : Atty. sep26mS