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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
The Vermont Cavalry.

The Free Press contains letter dated
" Headquarters lst ". cavalry, Stephens
burgh, Va, April 1,th,' which. after SPEAK
ing Of the transfer Of Gen. KiIpatrick 10 the
West, says:
"ScarceIy had the excitement occasjone,j
by the removing Of the general subsiled,
when it was announced that our brigade (tnr
2d), had ben transferred to the division
formerly commanded by the !amen;ed h =
ord, at the present commanded by Gen. Tor
bet Of the sixth corps. We are, therefore.
now the lst brig lle, lst division c4yu.r,
corps. Why this altogether unexpected
! change has been made, We have yet - learn !;
| bat as the victorious Custar is 10 20 down
I with US, we conclude 1t is because he is the
ranking general, as understand that Gen.
Wilson, who assumes command OF TINS dlvi-
sion has but lately been appointed a hrIga-
der. The Isl brigade, commanded by Gen.
Davis, remains here. The Is Ct. cavalry
1900 strong, have recently been attached
TO this brigade filling the place Of the Is
Virginia"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
w. ID. MALCoM, Sec'y


We regret TO learn that on Wednesday
So. IIeory Durgan and a small boy We're
r'~'. ifoI,l'o Pond, il Cabot, the boat
N., t4pszcI and 10th were drowned. No
... saw the accident. They crossed for the
Frposr of procuring trees to plant, and the
probabilities are that the wind and tree,
.is-, the boat. Durgan was a good sw;mmec
and toubtIessly lost his lie in his endeayors
70 save his Young companion. He Was
about 20 years old, and much beloved anC
respected IS those who knew him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
THE CALEDON | \ n
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

~ ", eidesvor to make Tue CALrDosAN valuabls
n, IT, lra .sc; and friend. in Caledonia Es4eI and
md urcaua counties will confer great favor to US ana
add very materially the interest of the paper by sending
~. local items i'll "A brief lreihle form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
no ADVERTISERS.

welfare a,Iayed ,0,tH tie present to 0drance
,l, aareyttsi,lg rates, hoptng that the present
du,d Prices Of M'nys zee hare to use
,.i, uis,jc, or 1T toast 90 no h,ptcr; bW zee
-H,lr,1,tcd /" tbs matter, Therefore .Fron,
....3.tI on, ratc, for common adrertisng wUl
~. same l.. square as heretofore, only the eS-
....,..! SNARE ciH be = Tines " mmion TYPE
....l. NJ Il incS, as heretofore or an sncA and
.lu,r ,ylre, s,sstead Of az t"ch and one
L.,.. Entertainments Kill be adrusced one
...' 'r'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29

Sutton, recently had twin lambs, weighin g
twenty-one pounds and four ounces. Who
beats
MIR. Charles E. Hale of Montpelier, has a
yearing buck lamb, which weighed seventeen.
pounds at its birth. Again, who beats
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
Brattle:oro, April ,, 1861.

OF { r. Whereas my wife Margaret
y Parker has left my he'd AMI board without
any just prevention. | hereby forbid all per
sons harboring or trusting her on NY account as
shall pay no debts of her contracting after this
date. PARKER.
McIndOes Falls. April j. 9j97
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29

Mr. Benz. Sanborn Of Lyndon lately sold
b Nm. J. Kugges cosset mutton sheep
'r $50, Inc live weight of the sheep was
goo pounds. Has anybody bigger sheep
''a 'h1t? If they have let them report"
y sheep belonging to Luther A. Gray of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
Y TATE D F V E r NO n I
) Caledonia County SIS.
NOTICE TO ELI SMITH OF LYNDON.

To Eli Smith late of Lyndon, in said County of Gale
ous BY the authority of the State of Vermont you sre
hereby commanded 70 make personal appearance he
fore the of Chacery next to be held a. 81. Johns
bury in The County aforesaid the first Tuesday OF june
Ammo Domn S64 there aud then make answer TO the
Bill OF Complaint OF Willard Randall and hi. wife Rosncy
E. Randall of Lyndon, i'll said County of Caledonia
whereby said cornplauan ret fo that the 24h day OF
September A D. ISL, the said III Smith executed
Samuel w Fisher morgagd deed OF certain and IN said
Lyndon described part of right No 80 IN the original
allotment OF said Lyndon, commencing at he northeast
Of land owned by Benjamin SaIiorn the cart
line said right running thence north "a degrees east on
said east line rods and II Links TO the norh
line of said night thence north 81 degrees west on sii
line thirty ine ROD. TO the bank Of the Pssumpsic
River thence down said river south Il degrees wet four
rods south ., degrees east six rod. south 204 degrees
west rode, south - degrees west rods thence leaving
the river sou'h - degrees Il rods and 81 Links to
land owned by said SsnbOrn. thence south % x east
- rods the bound begun at containing fifteen acre. and
s,venty-six ToOd, be the more or less. and the
land decided TO Eaid Eli Smith hv Nancy Bems July
9TH 4 ID. lo5. Conditioned for the payment Of prom
note. o. the date, PAYABLE said Fisher for
hundred dollars In one year from its date with inter
est annually Which note and mortgage The said flnher
assigned the said Roancy 2; ana also setting forth that
'he 18th Day March D. $50 he ssii Roancy, nj
the request of the aid Eli Smith paid one John {. BuZ
well the II fs~.tl TO relieve the said mortgaged prem
i-ss from attachment with the understanding that She the
said Roacy. od have and mold lien upon -ad prem
Les for the repayment of said with interest And
ing forth that said note remains paid. and s!d -m
OF money has never been paid and praying that the eq
u.ty of redemption Of the said Eli Smith in said premises
he iO",cO.ei.
And l. il ordered that notice Of the pre-en.stion and
pendsrcy c: said bill ~ given TO the .ad Smith by pull
location of iii, >-irce thereof and the order of court in
the CALIFORNIAN Newspaper printed At st. Johnsury in
said three e+ks sucees-iveiv the last Of which "a
he e least twenty days previous to the day OF court
a:are-aid
Given under nv hand AT g.. Eonshury iI said County,
his 18th day OF April, A. D. l-i,i,
CHARLES ). DANA, Clerk of Court OF Chancery.
: RARTLETT K TIIACHFR Solicitor 95-9I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
SAVE YOUR MONEY,
AMI
SAVE Your HEALTH
By using Liebig's Essential Coffee

The mos; Healthy The most delicious.
And Cheapest Beverage IN the World,
Sold by JOHNSON a, 80 cents per pound.
|. Yields the essential excellences Of Java Co
fee. Danlelion aud Cocoa.
10 those Dr~pfptic, 10 those Nervous. In those
hzvlu-, Liver Difficulties, 10 those having Kidney
Nsi.s.'---L;s. 10 al whonl ordinary eotF,e l4rrs
I. 3 INviICa5IE
One pound goes a. fsr IS foar pounds Of :.ure
Cvtee o. II * equal 10 pure coif-e ia cast Al Z
-rnTs pound and ! heal.n-- This i a. -rI. as
:, certified 1y lie 2bce: medicinal Authorities in
Nesg YORK.
Nm JOHNSON, X AGENT
For -hese goods for Northern Vermont and sun
plea reln - tt.t manufacturers rcr.iI prices IN
<tN Yusk CIty- He Wish - cal attention n
t'rs, goods especially. Pc Bono Pu55iao and
also tothe fact ae publishes paper in orr slrloS
l. gr-z CALEDaHIAN. aud exl,ce-S 70 lind favor
rs '.n,'yi-s II kinds Of ID : Goods. Iiroct s.cs.
Ac. lnS - n merit IL Call All - a copy of
The opposition .iie If trade paper The House
Keepers Manu-, i!Fir>t sopy FR
:-N--iecc agents aaftcd faG ;ar Manual, kn-
.si,-..-I mast a,y pound i coTa- OF Ia. ~.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29

The Montpelier freeman IS I..te quesr
ious because Gov. Smith was so, present ~
the reception Of the veterans 81 the N,n rrJi
ment al Montpelier, and thinks tie shau ii
! rave detailed some Official TO welcome ht Il.
in behalf OF the >taIr. Fac FREEMAN ouSa:
, o know that the governor, TIE .!lutt,t ana
Quartermaster general, indeed al. The state
officials Were busy as bees, in obedience It.
Al urgent order from the war department, IN
getting the l1th regimen: ready for the field.
Gov. Smith is too proud OF the Vermont sol
diers TO omit any proper opportunity to hear
, tiiy welcome them TO their homes, unless thu
necessities CT the public service, as ii TIM,
case, demanded his presence elsewhere. y,
submit, under the Circumstances, whether
here was anything in the conduct OF the
governor on th.s occasion which called tpr
he caustic comments If the Freeman Be-
linyton TINES.
Chas. ". Rich, Of St Adams, who his {
hay contract WIZ. the ,:Jv- Lment has 4 M
chine for pressing the SAM, which compress
IS i, 50 hard that it can be bored INTO tie
same as log.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
Notice 10 school Teachers.-The examin

Notice 10 school Teachers.-The examin-
alton OF persons intending to teach school in this
town the commlnG summer, will be held IN the
Academy Hall. IN thisE Village on Saturday, April
81, At O'Clock P NJ All parties concerned are
requested tt be present. ISAAC Means .Supt.
81 John>busy, April 10 1856
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
Examination of Tcachrrs.-PersOr

Examination of Tcachers.-Persons in
tending 20 teach il this town the present summer
are requested - meet at the school house near
est Waterford, Saturday, May III, at l o clock
i. NJ Citizens are requt- ted to attend.
EDWIN L. HOVEY, Supt.
Waterford, April %. 1886
Examination of Teachers.-Persons in
tending 70 t1ch in this town the prescn; summer
are requested II meet al the school house in W.
Con ord. SATURDAY., Nav tn. Al | o'clock p. NJ
Il IS also requested that the! furnished with
the necessary books.
ELISHA NAY, Supt.
West Concord. April 9, 1854. 9i9j
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
Methodist Episcopal Conference.

...JI4n understanding as to the
.-. &, paper vent TO press, We did not re-
.-.' report of the proceedings of this body
.-,oa :jr publication last week. Be
.. So give an abstract OF the report.
H.. Vermont Methodist Conference held
j, ..ela, session in this village commence
,- ~ Wednesday, April 18th, and continue
Is. ;y,. Bishop James OF New York. pre-
.r.-.. !, was largely at ended by Methodist
nmca-lbout $50 being present. Among
% clergy Of other denominations present
N.- Rev. ]. Eastman Of Danvlle, delegate
'..m me Congregational State Association.
1.' 4!drr~Sed the conference most happily
On denominational relations. The reports
'.m ,h' various districts indicated general
slrrj'y through the year. All of the be-
i..t.rut enterprises Of the church, had re-
sd increased attention. The missionary
.-c,ious are much advanced on the previous
.... Amount Of missionary money this. yea
s"UNOlO The services and exercises were
Il. '..nc as at similar gatherings. On Friday
.e.uoru the Sabbath School Anniversary
was held in the Congregational church, that
being larger than the Methodist The men,
bcrS O! other societies were invited to partici.
pate in The exercises. The church was filled
t. o,ettowin-. On Sunday services were
h-ll at The Methodist and North and South
Congregational churches. and so crowded
wSrr Thy that many were obliged to 90
away. The appointments fer DanviIle dis
tricl vii be found in the last weeks paper
The session has been unusually interesting
AMI harmonious, both in business matters
and public services.
The following resolutions wera passed bY
tn Conference, AID ordered to b. printed.
HeSo}red, Tat we terder our hearty thank
20 the people of this village Tor their hoSpi-
'.'i,s during the present session of oui
difference: a.,o, to the pastors and people
the respective congregational churches il
.l' N4dtSG, lOi tue use vi l.ltH HOUSES Vi
H.,hjp.
H'solred, That We present our thanks t.
tho presidents ana proprletors OF the ditferen
..road, in the state for their kindness If
transporting US over their respective roads a
...c-d tale.
" -re2s, We, rs Methodist ministers be
. singing with the Spirit and with tn
.-.stlHdiug also and whereas. We have
.,.a uHr.ulity entertained and gratfed viii
-.e. singing at this session of the Vernon
O.Ht-rracc; therefore.
L.Sirci, Tint We hereby express our h!gi
ureca'ion, and grateful acknowledgment
?. Nr. l.. B. Harrington and his accomplish
. ,ao.:. Tor th-ir interest ma! Tested an,
.ej mu,ic afforded us making melody i
IT heart; praying that they mey sing tn
,.- Of MOSES and the Lamb in the Heaven
Choir Aurora please copy
w. ID. MALCDM, Stc'y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-13
Legal


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S,.s A. se'sn lSlsS) sch. a.a nyasie - ne
ios I've sssdrss cad tvensy AZ Z Ss3s1 Sellsss.
peysele November lst, Ivs3, eli q IA nstss
wo Iosefsss paSubls Of the rae Of Ten VI esos.
A.d nov Tie said nsses faviss become a,e "a
y.D's' .SI We $40 wtiisn Cassy ed fsssisk
!. Lod:wscss 8. v,sls, trustee 90 sicrs.
ssid, do hereby give tAis public sosies
that y virsvs Of the power which e II ne 49,
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s:y 4 Isessesy, =. D. lsss, = ~ hour q 10
heuss door, In the city Of Dsvsnport. expses ~
o1ef fe Als, o psblie sustien,r he pereeIe
OF land shove described or 90 mech thereof ~ mi
b nseea.ay 70 satiAy and pay the auoune az ~
note, with the interest thereon 70 The DAY Of 40
together with al the cosss and sxpsnses s,tepdiss
SAID safe costs Of this sotiss nd tsusSsss ices.
Dstsd the 1lth DAY u January, 4. u 1894,
LODEwACUS s. vjELE,
jsn10-dts1 r,nst..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-13
Particular Notice :

There are many preparations sold vmder IL.
ncme 81 B.1e's. put sp IN quart bottles cossposno
ed u tae ehe.pest whsskey COMMON run, costs.s
Anise or C5riander Seed.
1h's ctdss Of Bstters haze casssd and p;U ees
"ue to cause as long tkoy can Be cold, Issd, ed,
70 d'e ne death 81 the drvnksrd. By sseir ~ "A,
sysf.m 70 Kept continually Under the snxencs or III
ehohot'c St'nnMtdhts Of tie ~Osss Kind tie desiye TO-
Liquor Is created and kp< up, and ske remit l. al
fAs horrors attendant upon . draskards lie ent
death. - -
For those ~ho desire and will have q Lio.o
6.sters re patiish the Ld!los0t~g rsee;ps: Get On
bottle o. HOOdauds German Bitters. a..
n's "a three quarts Of good 8pandv q,
whaskey, asd the result scsN be preparot;o
that W'H tar excel IN medical virtue swd ~. !.
cs1.ncy any Of the Liquor Bite. =. ueSl,
s"d 'oM cost much Tess. ~ " Aecee..
ssrtaes 81 HOOf1aud's Btu ef ~ epas ~.
':stA good article Of Liqao - . n. . -. or..
than tAess iafsrsOr preparation :. 90. ..ss yos.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-13
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL,

ttAAS OdI.
The hs7a;rsr has special from Chat
tanooga, 18th, stating that affairs in
East tennessee are very exciting.
4 heavy cavalry tight occurred near
Strawberry Plains, on Sunday, aud the
enemy were rcpulsed with heavy loss.
hongs,rect has been heavily rcinforc.
cd from the armies of Lee and johnson
Lonsstrects headquarters are at Red
Enasc.
Oar pickcts front each other at Blair's
Cross Roads, twenty miles northeast of
Knoxville.
Oar repu'se at Beans Station was tri.
ding.
LonQs'reet's position is .plendid one,
pr seating a rlver or mountain front.
johnson presents bold front at Tuu.
mel Hid and Dalton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-13
THaT 1z10s
gSr Ez1lo31H
OrR SPECIAL ruPACHEs.

= WAeHIuoTOW, SoDs IL.
-rs4s fissalA's 6pssial.l 81
Desertions in the rebel army continue
frequent, as heretofore. Ooe entire
Gsorria regiment had made arrange
mcnts to cross over iato our lines last
Friday night If they were placed %
picket, but m opportunity was not af.
iorded them, proba bly, became their de.
siyu was known
Dispatches from Gen. Kelly's depart
ment in Western Virginia yesterday,
s,ate that scouts report Gen. Early falling
back up The Shenandoah Valley, and all
fears tor the safety Of the railroad are
nov 1T IN end.
Il . known that tax on refined pc
troleum, OF not less than 20 per cent,
will be recommended by The Committee
on Wajs and Means. Crude oil will
probably not be taxed.
The Democratic caucus agreed by
seven majority TO advise the National
Committee to hold National Conven-
ton ut Cincinnati.
1t ia understood that the States Of
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Iowa have
been formed into . military department,
under Maj. Gen. Heintzlemsn, with his
he .dquarters at Cincinnati.
tx Congressman Biz gham, OF Ohio,
was ,o.day Confirmed as Judge Advc cate
for the Department Ct the Sutquehau-
nah, N. l.. Moss as Uni ed States Attor.
ney fer Tennessee, and Abraham Hanson,
OF Wis, as Commissioner and Con sul
General to Liberia.
Special 10 the World
The passage of the DO inty bill, it is
NJ derstood, has postponed the draft to
the LIST Of March.
The House Co rmittee on Elections
have decided the Daco:ah contested
election case in favor OF DR.. James nd
against Todd, who now holds tho seat.
Times Special
Gen. Hancock has gone North to ar
range in the several States where his
corps was rccru cd, measures to in
crease its numbers by new enl'stments
to $4,000. the whole to be destined Tor
special service. Gen. Burnside has au-
thori,y to do the same.
A Washington letter to tho Tribune
saws it has been decided 10 remove the
rebel capital t, Column us, S. G. The
writer is Union man, lately from the
South, where he had been clerk in the
rebel War Department. He also says
that the gunboa,s and iron-c'ads at
Richmond a:e, with one exception, ready
for service. On the 18th ult. they were
ordered to make a demons tration on
Hampton Reads, but after proceeding a
few miles below Drugs Bluff the order
was contaminated.
A gas explosion occurred yesterday in
the Carriage factory on S7th street. Sew
eral persons we're injured and the build
ing damaged.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-13

DOeTON, JAN. IL.
The Traveller states that letters have
been received in this city from North.
ern clergyman, who established himself
IN Charleston with his family but short
time before t g rebellion. lie gives
touching details OF the anguish and sut.,
fering of the inhabitants of that place.
many Of whom hope and pray for re-
dempton even at the hands of the Yam.
KEGS. In his opinion the time is rapidly
approaching when it will be found nee
essary to give IN the city to save the
people from absolute starvation. OF
course all that can leave the place will dc
so, but many have not the means, Meth
er have they any place of refuge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-13
OkI0lNAL notice.
UkI0INAL NOTICE.
10 tho District Court in and for the Ce,,lv AZ
eeott, and Htats Of lovs.
NeRue. Oah0rn = La =. n n u1.h>-.~

10 tho District Court in and for the C<vnly Of
seost, and State Of Iowa.
Negas, Osborn Lea -. n. h. Blaksmors.
10 tho nbove named n. n. Blahsmore.
S1a Yoa are hereby notified that there 70
nov on Nile 10 the ofics OF The CLERK Of the 10.
tnet Court, In and for said county, petition Of
Negus. osborn / Lea, claimibg Of you the sun
OF Two hundred and thirty I've dollars, and inter.
est thereon from the 90tk day Of April, Il 90. q
the rate OF ten per csst per snnuu also the
sam Of oae 6l-lv0 dollars, protest fees, % money
justly dss from you 70 said petitioners on : csf-
tain pr0misssry note. dated April 3O,h, 1850 psy.
able ninety dsys after date TO the order Of NsRus.
Osborn Lee, - the Rock Island Bssk, for "a )
sum OF Two hundred ssd thirty Avs dollars. with
q ten psr cent from, date sigssd By aid
=. n Bfsksmors. Said petition alleges that
you the said defendant, are non. rs.idcn Of the
o'sts Of lows. and prsys . writ Of attaehns
against your property.
And you are hereby further NO lied that N.
lcse you appear and defend the said %.
tisionsr On Of before noon Of the second dev 81
tie osxt tern Of the said District Court, 10 be
began and holden In the City Of Davss sort, On
the arst Monday Ia February, A. D., 1854, default
Will b entered against you and judgment rssAsr-
ed thereon FOR the Aforesaid sum and int, est -.
geshsr With costs In aeeordsres with the prayer
4. D. C0R0DON,
oec20-d4W PlSiueid'e AttoPnev.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-13
DR.. q. h. WoodhuIl,
Author and Lecturer ON
CHRONIC DISEASES.

Offers the most certain, speedy and effec.usl
HEuDlES in tho World for the following com.
plsints in their obstinate stages, viz:
Ois1ses sfae TNroat, Lsngs, Heart. Sp,esn, L;r-
Or, Soma ch. Dropsey in the Ckess. Eye asd
Ear; Rhesmaissm, Neuralgis, Fies, esd
her Nsrvous Derangemsnss all
esses 81 tie Blood. Sc, efaia.
Erynpelas, Lancer. F.rer
Sores, Lepvosy. KID
So. u.A III
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-13
PHILApkLPHlA. Jan. IL.

Gen. eadc was serenad.d this eve.
ming at the residence Of Mr.. Gorhard,
South Fourth street, by the Berg6eld
band. A large crowd Of citizens were
present. Gen. Meade made briei
speech, urging his hearers to use every
effort to fill up the ranks of the army be
fore spring as the only way to put an
end TO the rebellion during the present
year. He promised for himself 10 dc
everything in his power to crush on,
traitors in arms against the Govern.
ment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-13
important Cure Of Cessunptlo,

The Rev. A. c. Huns, Of Isdienapolis. la
aAds his ts:tfn onial 70 the many eshsss pesm
emily sursd Of Consumption. ~ ~ Wocs n 81
=, e. LOST a:ppy y s.ssefieisg ~ saasseesg
kaovle6ge gr,atfsl rsnsn bssaaee foe IL r,o.
tsselonal duties ~ myself. had beea enisasl
Nth Consu0ptsos fer the las three veare. ~
Tor over yesr bsd NOT bssn able 70 vaIk ahs.s.
Ihsd s1hsustsd III The skill u ~ best phvei.
sians far and ssd nesr, sd u lsss Il besr. =
assume vsry ssrioss sspees, and de LAT ~ -
hope had aloost expire, when hsssd ef ths n,
great success. ebp1isd u hin undee 49, ~
9snt tie eufo wae perfect u six week.. s. sAas
Irssensd ~ essa1atios h shs pslplt An ~.
go q 80 disease dissppssssa. have b.. veil
80 ssseag svsr since. Il q nov ever I've ~.
slnee he esfs Vas elected, and eth - s;ste@
eoatsses Tree from sey tsass q shs disesse viet-
evef. l 1est chsssfslly recommend an sI;.ss.1
10 hin. He has saved ny life - nasy oekers.
and ny psayers ase, God Eiess lin. - mav y.
maaity.
IsDrAnorolls. Feb. Is, 1888. = 'o.s'
lArOs3AHf TksnnoMAL.-Tho follovfne -
ere Il the many tsstimosials Of re1srSshie
saees, performed By Dr.. WOODRUFF, the ceIebss-
be- eess stopping for the past thsse weeds q ~
81. Nicholas Hotel, 10 osseity: ~'
Jasties 70 D.. Woodhsil, tko eelebs.taA Case,
aed Chsoole Disease Physieias, inpsle = = ~
pablieltv TO the following fasto: Sone fosf 49,
sancss diseevsrsd wafs On ny lip, which NJ |
pronounced b the best physicians Ceeesc.
consulted and employed the best medical skill he
eseatey aessded, and I'll tailed. And IA ~. |
= sp in despair 70 d.. ~ pains VEN ~ 1 /
Knew could not last nush leaess. q n.
weeohulas arrival here, and bearise n 81 w.
dsetsl eaeo1e1 placed nyssif 1sdsr ~ treatment.
- = ewoesZ.fear Ao1ss aftss tie aDplIeeeies &
sae Deeosss IaskleA vaseos Salss, he U6ness
~ ooo1. - thGk n lstsnm~ot ao~iA - -
ense9oh y vitbsat ~ 1eass blt of peis. Az
s.ss - pseeoe, So - essissly we'll. fherop.
seteg - ~ eufo j. paet IN jmoGiooGlen. I'll q
y fssidsses isssas SpsissSsld. ~ ssuuI
JAM A.,1BDeapk Il I
~ pAces ne591156s SO 49, \ q -. q /
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