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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-08
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS
OF LONDON, ENGLAND; GRADUATE OF
RECORDS HOSPITAL FOR


FE NJ A L I ID S L a S E S,
and a constant attendant Of Paris, London, New
Orleans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten
years has opened an Office at the
JOHNSON HOUSE, CLEVELAND,
where he viii be happy to meet all those who are
afflicted with subacute and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plan, and is mild, eficaoious and effective. His
medicines are simply vegetable extracts and oils
They have mover been used but by two other physi-
clans in America besides himself He has spent the
greatest part Of his life and thousands of dollars in
obtaining few secrets in his profession. He tests
the Urine for all forms Of diseases Nor charge for
giving an honest and statement Of their cases
SPERMATORHGA.
To You've MEN-He can prove to you in a few
minutes that he is the only physician YOU ever
treated with that cures this disease. For every
Jatient who will follow his directions be will give
One Hundred Dollars if he fails in curing this dis
ease. No charge made for consultation. Those at
distance who wish 20 consult the Doctor may do
% by sending small vial Of urine by smail, with
name, sex and age, and he will answer and de-
scribe their case and the possibility Of getting
relief by enclosing postage stamp. mar3427
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Ek AII OTHEk TItEAIMEN
DIR. A. GIBSON,

DR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly of New York city, win pay one hundred
dollars for the proof that he fails the
ahOye-lmpd diseases. He VIII pay the same sum for
the proof that any other Physician in the United
State treats the same diseases with equal success
After many years 0f llbOTiOu study aud Xpcrience
Dr. Gibson Is lappy IN BENG able 10 announce 20 the
unfortunate that he has perfected system Of tr,pt-
ment for -.-.r .-... .
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
of the above aud also all contaeious diseases Of the
-Repr0ductiye organs, with all bad effects arising
therefrom, including General
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROsTR ALTON.
He has sacceeded in curing in this city, some ui
whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with self
STYLED physicans, who profess to treat all private
maladirs with success, and without receiving the
least particle of beneft.
some College in London or Paris, as perhaps some
Others do for the purpose of ensuaring the Innocent
ized. But what Dr, g might boast OF Is this that
he IS able IA give entire satisfaction TO those who re-
nose contid nee his ability and integrity, and that
he has perfected an Amerlean ~ stem o. treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London or Paris,
OF any patent medicine 70 equal for the radical cure
OF seminal weakness, and all diseases or deIuugc-
ments both mental and physical arising from sexual
6r ellison also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all others yet discovered
and first the agents used are Ia no respect disagrce-
Ile. ba us no relics Of the dark agcs such Mer-
cury nor any other deietenOus drug secondly, no
restrictions in diet or business is required thirdly,
MS r,atmeut is positive and certain IN all case lie
stands prepared 10 into any public or private hos
uitll IN tl United states and demonstrate the i'm
meUse superiority Of lls new Treatment over nny
ofher nov known ~ thy world ll polntot prompt
ness pernanencys mildnessl safety and con'eii,nce
to the patient. 70,
DR.. Gibson is permanently located IN CleNrhi
and has during the past nvG years peflprm.i many
cnres OF diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes Of treatment References can be given
TO individuals Of the frst respeetablhy n CleYeltnl
Boston, New York, and other cities IN regard 10 skull
and integrity III all professional transactions, Dls
uepsa Rheumatism, SCT0iula, and all chronic dis
| eases treated with superior succt s. ,
ma Medicines sent 10 any part Of the country on
| receipt of ten dollars. tt
DR.. Gibson.s New Work on Physiology ior saiF al
us ''''''' DIR. GIBSONs
PROFESSOR OF ELEcTE0PN AMY AND MEDICINES.
Oice-lIg SeHeCa street, a few doors tfon superior
up stairs opposite the City Hotel
~. Once hours from TO T. and rom To . o cpch
L lniIu -NmmlnN. L.Nr.nInlL
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ILIanlIEEaal Q ILIlMaII5I !.
appointments.

A PPOINTME3TS FOR THE YEAR
n OF ls64-Dr. CLARK, Of German Reformed
Botanical Physician and Surgeon, will consult pa
tients for ali chronic diseases Of every character
TREE oH CHARGE at the following times and places,
drrirg hla uresent wear.
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GuaG. IEH
NOTICE

thERE WILL BE-NO CHANGE IN
\ ,2 our business in Consequence of the decsase Of
=, tr1sIs1Ssh n; 1SSoh' DAVIS YOBCE.
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NINE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
ILENELAND AND PITTSBTTRGH

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ r A L r ROAD
lsGt SUMMER ARRANGFNFNPt "a,
On and after Monday, Nav 18th 1s54 F,,i,,s -.
Cleveland as follOwf daily (sundlrs f.y.iaIS
$50 A. BI.-MAIL-Ar rrives af Nevr Y9r ~ I,-oo .
NJ N pmladelphla z: 600 A NJ, B0ltimOre .ON
N Pittsburgh 50 =. NJ. Wheeling - p NJ
l;25 = MimEAPRESS- Arrives at New York / :4j p
NJ Philadelphia a. 10: 20 A NJ Baltimore At
.. ll:ol \. M- Pittsburgh S:OJ p M Wheciire.
- 3:lgP. NJ; New Philadelphia I:lO r. NJ
Both trains connect at Hudson for Akron and Mil
leTsburgh. -.... WV -FT,- ' ---ii'
Morning Train connects at Ravenna with A A q
W Railroad Train for all points on that Road
Cars run through from Pittsburgh 10 New York
via AllcntoNin), without change Of cars
~ 81 Eare as low as BY any Other hne
10 Through Tickets can be procured al the TTr7ion
Ticket Office, Weldcll House, at the Deuor ~. tbe
Euclid-Streot Station. "a ''''
j LII nENERE LILY g..
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nm GIRSON

PROFESSOR OF ELEcTE0PATIIY AND MEDICINES.
Ohice-IIg SeHeca street. few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel D..
Hf Once hours from TO r. and from 10 o clock
daily Sundays cXcsptei.J
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Medieal.
tu DIR. HUNTERS
N EDICAL INF IR MARY.

DIR. HUNTERS
MEDICAL INF IR MARY.
nR. HUNTER STILL CONTINUES
II at the old established place No. Il Mathews
Block south side OF the Public square, Cleveland, o.
cnring all that cQmeln fact he is the only reliable
PLY stefan in Cleveland treating the following diseases,
namely: Scrofuh, Cancers, Tumors Fistula, Astll-
ma, Bronchial and Lung Diseases rheumatism ARue
and Fever, Seminal ealness and al diseases pecu-
lar TO hemal-s LencQrThoca or Whites, Suppression
OF the henses Painful Menstruati0n, Inflammation
and liberation OF the Uterus or Womb, Prolapsus or
skin entirely removed from the system All diseases
Of the organs Of generation Of male or female Of what
ever name nature, trcatel in careful a Thorough
and Judlctous manner, pointed out BY long expert
ence and Investigation.
Bs-L Low prices and quick cures. Recent cases cur
cd in from three to eight days. All syphitic and
euTial taint5 entirely removed from the system
,Dr HUNTER is constantly curing cases in from
three to eight weeks that have been treated b other
ply sicians from one TO three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
appb 10 Dr. Hunter immediately either in person or
by letter, Is henefer fails to cnfe His remedies are
perfectly saie and unknown 70 any other physician
Patients Of either living at distance, by stat
hs tler diseases IN writing, giving all the symptoms,
can obtain medicines with directions for use by adj
dressing Dr. Hunter of Cleveland, Ohio, postpaid
an9 nclosing lee. H
From hE experience and extensive practice, he
mkes no scruples in asserting that whatever he
drrtaEgs in s speciality, he Will most certainly per-
FORM No matter how hopeless may be- the case-Whe-
thor nom etreIne debility and prustratiOn Of the
system, or ruu unsuccessful treatment Of empires
sdlfsf, led 4 NJ. b. whom many have unfortunate
y been undeT, or from the false decacy that many
Of my patients tell me kept them from early appi
cation 10 me or the no less fatal ideas of overcoming
the dseasehy the advancement Of age and a strictly
moral miFti for they, one and all, make the case
WORST anditlt Is an early une from the cause OF be-
ing entirely local, il affects the entire animal
my and tlen requires general as well as local treat
meili which Ilr Hunter Is happy to De able to say
that thorough INVESTIGATION, and great Improvement
IN the Treatment Of private and delicate diseases OF
both sexes, OF however long duration, yield 70 his
mode of treatment II the unfortunate value life and
health, they should be sure and call physician Of
age and experience
IB5 No charge for advice. The Doctors office is
constantly thronged with patients from all parts of
the country.
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DR., GRAHAM,

No 42s Broadway, New York.
may2l RI. COW .dySwy
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8aHruads.
A TLANTICANDGREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
New York ThroUgb line

lHO tnIough Express Trains between Cleveland
New York Takes effect May I6, 1854.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-01
Mr.. Nashby Rejoiceth over the Nomina.
ton Nv Fremont.

CHURCH Cv THE Moo DIsPENsAsHEN
Joon the 2.
Now is the Winter Nv our diskontent,
maid splorous Summer. The clovds that
orekast the pelittiikel horyzon is broak, and
rays from the sun Nv success hev peerced
EN-, SlJ!n the nosis Nv the fatheful with a
rayence that whisky cannot give.
Honey hez KUN out Nv a karkis-good
hez perceeled from Nazzyr eth. The Raddy-
kels hcv nominated Fremont Halleloogy
They did it at Cleveland
never voted for Fremont. In IS | didn't
ike HMM fact a5oozed him. | sft at
him for partin his hare 10 the middle, l ak
oozed him wv 5ein Cath.ic, and Nv steelin
cattle from the Guvnent. When Llkin
apiated him Genrai aboozed him again and
more than ever Wen he iehr-l the Enansl-
pha,ion Pgoclimashen.
Bat now dishiyer that hev did hi m gre
vous wrong. The most becomin way a man
kin part his hare is in the middle, the steelin
Nv cattle from the Guvment is a act that no
man who supported Bookannon kin condem,
and his ablishnism-why heze to be pitied
fer that.
w coarse no dmocrat kin vote fer him,
Tor ther is tritil difference in our prinsiples,
yet about half Nv the ablishn party ought
to do It by all menes. Jon G. is the man fer
them undoubtedly.
But wether he gifts meny votes or few,
his beln nominated is salvashen to u.s.
Every vote he gifts, Linkin won't git, and
then what
The bair thot almost overpowers me. We
kin elect dimocrat
Inns movement puts new face upon af-
fairs. We needn't be pertikelery anxshus
emmy moar for Lees successful fact l be-
leeve it wood be better for US 2 hev Grant
whip Lee and talk Richmond. For why .
Becoz spozen about the tine the Confedrasy
is played out, VIC elect Dimocrat, and spo.
Zen that Dimocrat lets up on EN-, res,oars
their niggurs, pardons EN-, pays Their debts,
compeusaits them ez hez sustained losses in
the war, and penshuns ther widders, woodent
they let US hev the heft Nv the orfsis while.
Ut coarse they wood.
Sesest that the Commits who al. takin
up collecAsh1ns for VaIlandygum, send the
mummy forthwith to Fremont's Execootive
tommItty. shell talk up colleck shun in
my congresashun Immediately fer the pur-
pus.
Re-inwiggoretie.
PEIRoLEAM V. Nasty.
Faster Nv sed church in charo
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-01
a. Letter from L.. III. Gilman, a Minister
u the Gospel in Vermont.
GLOVER. VI, June -. lS5a.

AeSsrs s, W. FOwLE Co. -N
GeIltS.-l hereby certify that Ih,ve bean t-,n,laa s
scN erii yeIrs with diiurvnI t -,rt a,i Inn All
TIL 10 several physicians Tor help. and have
- liISt every remedy Of the numerous which
Ueth recommended, without receiving any assist
r. out ma been CROWN: " 'aker aud weaAe r until
-! W stdTS BaISdm of Wild Cherry about 4 y.,-
since commenced usn, it with immediate reltrf H.,
't OE restored my iIngs To sound state but am
renewed vi the dilhculiy OF disease Of IN. nea-
nave no heSstion in saying that il The best Inn, nj
I,e before the public. AMI most cheerfully Ind cnni
ehtlOus!y reccmmend u all persons suffering win nj
uiO1aTy mplanLs HI GILMAN P"i-
Prepared by SETH w. FowLE q Co. RoS,o,,
and sold by all druggists. 79.i.a5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-01
IHE STANTON HORSE!

This celebrated Stallion viii make the season
of 1874, As follows:
Mondays AT Passunpsic House Stable.
Tuesdays at Passumpsie Village, Barnet.
"Wednesday and Thursday al West Concord.
Fridays AMI Saturdays at Lyndon Corner.
WN. 3. STANTON.
II. HUTCHINSON, p.onr;eto,
Agent .9u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-01
From Dir. Lew +. Ranlei, oi L.itie,op.
\ IL.
Lr1TLEToH. :. Il. NOV. 10. Is;

Mes>TS : ". FoE-E ( -.
70! many A'i> AS iitcted viii Chronic B-,pc;,fts
1.iA IL '''>iir~> l. 81 b iu extent - Il re- T. l ma.
oe 10 speak Az IDLY. attended Will s.yre cankrr aui
SoIfHe>N "a The .@"Nin All throat - U.s.. 81 80
i I'ii""> and from lyar vi them lii o,r,i,, -
re- hi' 'ie .>e rather Increased than diminished
PA NJ "t"iinirnutilpn @. a aiy In Ibis Mac. VII,
- -, Iilii'y driri. m cured hy Ih, H.. M I,r
"EiiI Bdi.tn Of Mid Cherry, | Procured 81 49,
'7tit. MI hp4-iiII. h'rtl- tn. Is u>il an, ~.
soon il' cei thar nad secured III il The meas IL re-
.l'! ami cure ir";n the buricnSouic rrorls1 =, -,
EAn Deeh - l"i- subjected. now alma, entirely
- IN an; iiAl'u[ ol Pulmonary nature. AMI ONLY
it Jos. oil the B1iSin Restore me ,xbepeyer
nS t"noi,,one SYMPTOMS occur; ami in sCJ case, il a.
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Two TIE AIDES. The celebrated DR. l.. Din pariic-
HdilN invites ldf!lc~ VII need a medical surgical
u a'!' -"T L. CIIidt 'ppn~ :. - Euiicut; Street
Boston. MIS- which they VIII ind arranged their
speCa! a,,'ua..a..lI.,I.
ttCu!ar brtiC. 81 the treatment 81 Ill diseases peculiar
females Of i>fUw conceded 10y all 30 til IiI> utrv
AID ~ Europe that he ,NC"llS ali other hu.H ,Ia,j i.-s
IL ia" sti speedy al r.ir,tUL t!c4tuel. u a. IilI,
Complaints
HIS n.,ic' prepared with the express purpose 81
e;HnvIl- All diseases. such IL bii.y. tIa-s-
ura! sJir'">>1l- ovti-riI! Ms IT IL" .ua:'', al
.i>car=> NiI'.h ..H I.u' U:p-.I state -a .r,!
Tue Doct"- = u"w ...E prepared tu Treat ~ peculiar
ei!.". Do H. MEDICALLY mi sUI-iasv. al i~c.i-
in.e St.. ali! t'iry aTr re>.. 7Us i..Sty 10 ysAt
M. 81 EndiC0ti Street, Boston.
Al l;ers requiring ADVICE must contain o..e dJ.ar TO
ensure ia JI~Ar!-
iiu-t,', J4i.. l, lsji.-ly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-01

The town of St. Adams, at the town meet =.
Ing held June 4, empowered the seIectmen to
engage not to exceed 80 men TO apply on the
quota Of the town, and to borrow not TO ex-
coed $4,000, to pay to recruits when muster.
ed into the service.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-01
~Auttipa and Q!lltr SALES.
FARM FOR SALE,

One of the best Farms in northern Vermont
situated on the Passumpsic river, d miles from
the flouriShing village of st. Johnsbury and !
mile from st JohnSbury Center Said farm con-
tains about 80 acres of prime land. divided into
so acres tilage, 30 acres pasturEg, 10 acre heavy
woodland well fenced. houses adjoining.
large barns, grainery and hog house Good run
ming water TO both houses and barns The sal !
farm will be sold at bargain. 4 large part Of
the nurenase money can remain on mortgage
JEFFERSON BUTLER
Feb. II, 1864. Sou
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-01
STAFE OF VERMONT,
~ Caledani

In Probate Court held al the Probate oile ia St ls
bury On the lilh day 81 June. A 10 lo64
semuel r Richardson, administrator The rS's-n
Polls Heath late OF tirOiOn said district ,!e,=-
makes application 10 said csurt for lcellSe sol 80
real ci Sal- deceased rc.r,,
that the sale T said real estate would b. heie q -
Ia. ana all Interested in said estate. Tor tie !lrg.,
connecting the same into money AMI said alEaisi
has produced ia court the NOnsrni and au,TvhlIl
writing nj 81 the heirs 10 said estate resiaiI- IA i,
WheTeupon il Is ordered by said court thst sand ami.
bc r3,rrei Ia the End lay Of July A ID Ia,
probate Office III John,buTy for hearing and ut- ID
l.irr,f lnt: il further ordered thai ali er-sl> r =
eSied He Iied hereof by publication OF notice = l.
1;icaiiu-4 and order thereon three weeks SpCl-sy. :.
the Cal, i,nian printed At Johusbury, e-Ie
heaI. thai they may appear, and 81 said tine
place. II they see cause. object thereto
By tie CUuri-AiteSi.
IS ASA l. FRENCH. judge
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Ieaat Adrrrtiscmtats.
ORDER of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
PERLEY r. HoLBRooK,s ESTATE.

Al Probate Court he'd al 81 JOhn>bu-y IN sa,s d.,
irict tie slk day al June. iS64 ~
Whereas. Louise ". Hultro n aduinistrs-r;x IN So
tate II Per ey Hobrook.late q ~ JulI>,r- m ~ r.
iriCi deceased PROPOSES 10 render an aourr,r q 49, =
ADMINISTRATION and To preStnt her aoc,ulh .-a,,l a
estate ivr examination and allowance Tor the M
81 making Partition and distribution Of III, resi-. :
said estate, ui her decree 81 said court atoa- he - >
s'ls o ~ aR entitled 10 The same: II ! iert
arfe iy sad cbuTt that the culne under t i der
lion Al j e heard ~ The Probate once ia ST Jlf-
iIe ID day a july i~64 And IL Is further trl r.
maj al ierilS interested h. Iafifel hereof s,a
lion Ol copy OF the record q, this order ia the Ca,-
printed al - Jut>tUTy. three eks sUcctS>ix,ll
Nl"u> 10 sAl1 lHe ID hearing. that they ape- "a
contest the allon aaUe OF saa account II fhey -. -
and also be heard by said court in The matter oi rl
a1l distribution ci said estate. ~A
by the Court
Attest ASA l. FRENCH. ya,-.
A true COPS Of record.
So Attest, ASA /. FRENCH, lad.
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knowledge, even of Gospel truth is empti-
ness, unless Love, practically exercised tow
ard God and Man, accompany it.
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

To the Honorable Supreme Court neN II Ice be'5 al =
JohnS',ary. within and for The county VI Cal-ucaa
aforesaid. tie iirS THURSDAY next, aIfcT The l..-f
Tuesday 81 August, A ID lo6a-
Genes yuur petitioner. ChrS1ins lavUye. 81 st
buy. aforesaid. wife 81 Oliver LIHuye. f'ru,rly , -
lolli>'urN. aforesaid. residing ia ,art- k:slI .f
81 tie stale 81 EeTlluliI. and respectfully - AID is.-
the he informed -hal she law.gllv raesl
ipfhr SAID silver LaNuyc. Al Sg.tO4, az Cgtg
Glril,lia, afreSaii On The lsth dar Of Jar'Irr. y
lS5> h1ellaIt sine their 48rras--
has always tthavei S~rf fat ;r'. Cla-7r
r. male WI ipaAri Ia All Oliver lIN,r- Az Lat
Iar eal Oliver Lavag VII oily regardless F2aria-,
Covenant ana -Ity. The IA dav 81 Frtsg.~. o.
Is NAL, The hayliau; Ms ily.rI- IN SUI "a q
wiIuilv nt~ygIca RplT l5-lsI ana 4 -e
resided il Ei.kBxn ly Hart. OF
81 lie Vermont ~ -f1r ..-- sf
irag> laaI tlr bonds ul uatTmoliy EIsr IA ll~>rrl
tA-en herself .ll The Sac OIircr lareEr. ana 4 y
''Jaul slll lrav- CHESTINA LRyoTE.
STATE OF VEkM DNT,l Tle foregoing i.e;iisa f--.u-
r,Te>,ici that the Blr- l. without lire la'- 81 "
luIi il j ol ,lyre3 Iil- al Ilir flre-' pc
liii SIlh 1A order. Toe published hrec SrN> >cy-s-
>lTriE IN Tie CacGvniar. >pac. published al ~
Ja>hgrk. ia >aid CJunty Il Cs siI!a lie ii-l IL said
psbicaI lI> 10 - least sA weeks e-ibrr LIE 5nc vi
h-a-- 4sn shall % mi iII lsoic- 20 -l- l5-.cr Il
apr=r a'd ovct To Ia prayer % said hael Il Ire
ba- J-lls,,ry ia >asl county Il Caegsla, tie
ls.-. 4, April, A ID ISL
Asa OWN AIDS.
judge ul the >liTc.ce CoI.-t-
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CUNHTSSTONERS' NOTICE
AGNES gUCHsNsk.S FST,Tt,

IL lAe@ De- Fr3.a-, { -
Toy IN, ->lTi'i lta.cc,'ila-c minis: lse-> -sr-
'Aal..lu, ll. .iJ>l al claims sIla ,i.rs-, al
--1'is'e me estate 81 Agnes Buchanan late 81 4 .a,-
>d- l>1Ti,i. deceased .'re>.rl', ir-S.l- an. -
Ian ~ y months from The iii dav 81 Ma D
iot aI~ ALLOW IT tie Creditors present ana @
men t>lgi'r Claims atisTc L. give hence = A. IL.
- s-l' 70 Tue iu'f'> 4 al- appointment = H. dis
-'- -'>' ~ = 'call Il ke-. II kyecatr IN >si --s-
"a ;lit In '-Ars % Sel1t,nh arG Aus.ll.r - -
N-e>N ia int Afternoon on t., - aid gsv>
,;EnhtE Cn@LES, l,,...,.,,.....,.-.
- n L. GRAY. fNol4llll>S-J- lt---
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Aiie>i.IuNiH BROOKS. Ja. Ca.
l iEur Jnif, ~ RECORD.
Attest JON All yRueES l.
SrATE OF NERMONf

In PrpsJt- Cont held al the P-,a,ar. ,..B, g. -.
IlT-. -! l-ir lo'i iaS N june A 10 Isl;
=. 4Ilia JacA>pn. AZ nll..> r.f-ix a, ,...- . Fs
>iiH ID ID a>''n iaic ui tiul.hall ia u r.f-
81. HiAeS application L. >.l r. a t.,r,t 81 ~ ~
lat "i tir -I-t mn II tiuilina ALL r-,,- sit r r
"S1I ''id0e 10 The Interest ui those III .r,- IA ss
'Sl II i or 4erei by said court thai >sl app
49,. &c ,eleited 70 the leth day 81 yuy s. u l-aL
60 1000 1919 oihce, al Lalrnbg-s hea ,..- ID
ga .iieeth anu II Is further or.ere. thai %. pr
-ilT.Niea De NOTIFIED hereof OK the panic-tl.. Cd
~ ms alllcaiiOl and order tacr, u. tire. 49,
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