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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20
Legal IntelIigenee.


UNITED sTATEs CoURT.-The Grand Jury
have returned the following indictments:
The State Us. George Hopwood.
pS. Lorenzo A. Hale.
Vs. Marshal o. Waggoner.
VS. Nelson Moses.
Us. Jacob Gottstein.
VS. Solomon Bernstein.
" IS. John MorriSsey and Eliza
Keith, for entieing soldier to desert.
CoURT OF CONNoA PLEAs.-Nothing was
done in Court Room No. l., on Saturday,
that branch having adjourned till to-day.
CIVIL BRAEoH-.BEFoRH JUDea Foor1.-
Witnesses in the case of Blish, Garlick 4
Co., Us. the Propeller TiOga, were exam
ined on Saturday. The hearing Of this
case will occupy several days. It is one of
considerable importance and interest, being
an sctiOn to recover damages from defective
machinery.
CRIMINAL BRAECH-BEEoRE JUDeE BoLFoN.
The divorce case of Sarah Ann Stsrk Us.
John Frederick Stark was disposed of Sat-
urday. Decree was granted on the factthss
John Frederick had been wilfully absent
three years.
The following indictments have been re-
turned:
For receiving stolen gOOds-The State IS.
Lewis Pendleton.
For forgery-Augustus F. Hoffman.
For neutrality-suspicious. Victor.
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1000 TONS
BAR AND SHEET IRON,
At WHOLESALE BIZ
CLEVELAND, BROWN & co,
fsb15:F 29 and 81 MerWin st.

Look l-DO you deal In Hoop Skirts and Cor
sstlP Then By your stock Of JACOB FRANK, No.
l4o Water street. Mr.. T. about to open an extern
EiVS establishment Superior street, and Is Anx-
ious to clear out his present stock, which he ls do
ing very rapidly asd at greatly reduced prices II
you are In want Of bargain in his line in the next
thirty days, doa't fail to call.
French CorSetS (best quality ct Sl.T6; American
CorsetS from SI.oO to $3.50. Hoop Skirts 25 per
cent. below New York prices. fe5I7:l9l
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Oals-DuIl .nd nonlnaIly Unchanged at 7sesO,

Oats-Dun and nOmlnaIly unchanged ct 1880
from store.
Rye-Dull and lower. Sale car at 81 IS.
BaFley-Ths market Is quiet and nominal at
IL 4o9l 80, according to quality.
HnekWhest FIOzr-Quist. Held at 81 %
POEk-Ths demand is Hight as Sss 90 for city
packed mess and $50 % for clear.
Lard-In fair request and lteady at 24e in kegs
and 2Se IN tisresS for eity.mAds. Country held at
21S2so.
smoked Meafs-Demazd conf aed to Hams.
We note IslsS to-day Of 1890 Bs COmstOek's sugar
cured at 24o. Shoulders steady at 2ce, AID DRIED
Beef at 1sc.
Mess BeeE-ouiot at sls co for city.paekod.
Butser-oOntinuss active, the nominal range
for Western Reserve bsisg sG14Oe.
Esgs-In only moderate request at s29Ssc.
Cheese-In rather bett0r inquiry and arn At
is9slc for large lots good to prime Western Re-
serve Small lots selected command 192e better
hguSr.
H1shWtneS-Vsryd duI. Holders quote at 81
2s95 70. the insids figure for large lots.
AIcOhOI-Held At q 5OG,i So for % rsI cen
Neutral Proof Spirits % 4O92 45.
PstFOleum-ouist. We qIOts at s59sOO fol
Bsaasd.
seeds-Duu at SIS EOels 70 for Glover and
IS 1890 90 for Timothy.
Beans-steady at g OOSs 2j r new medium
white old do So so.
Dried APples-In medzrsts demand at 1l1i
9l2c.
Dried Peaehes-Ths demand is good and the
market firm as 4O942c for peeled, and sO9sso fol
unpOelsd.
Fish-In fair dsmand Aad Arm ct the follow.
Ing quotations; Whita Fish, half bbl., 50 70
Trout, half bbl., 50 5Oi Pioksrel, half Bbl, 81 %
Herring, y Dbl, s. 90.
salt-stsady. OO',rSs 90 80; GrOund Solar g 60
Fine %.
TanOU-Ths demand Is only moderate at 14@
loo for city aad eSuntTy-Tsndsred.
GrOeertes-sugars ATs . IIlads lover, but viii
this exception the market rem aims unchanged ant
arm, With = fair demand We ouote A follows;
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TWO HOUSES AND LOT for SALE
Il situated on East side Irving street between
Orange and ktnsman streets. One Of ths homes IA
nlcs uotagsin hrst-rate condition containing Eix
rooms, with butiery, cellar, cistern and good we'll
81 water. The other house Is onesnd- half stoTisG
With six 70 lrns, goodshed, cistern, &C. The above
Aouses Will be sold for cash such log gura that
VIII pay wall for the Investment.
fsb3 GEO. d. BECK 20 Superior st
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New Musie.-Ssnd and get the ne v Gong en-
titled Somebody's Darling" It is very pretty
and sure to please. Price so cents; sent by mail
free Of charge. Publiihed by D. S. ORITOHLEY
/ co., Cleveland, o. febls:lsI
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL.
MoBNIEG LEADER oFFIoE,


SAlUkDATs FEB. IL, 1855. J
The week closes upon q comfortably easy sad
quiet Honey MARI ct, and this tells about the con-
dition for the whole SIX days Partly from the
oelresAion trade, and In 3 measure due to the
known indispositien Of Bankers TO accommodate
other than regular depositors, the demand for dis
counts at the Banks duripg the past week has
been very light, and but for the activity in the
7-sO Loan, which has drawn largely upon the re.
sources Of the National Banks, the accumulation
Of eurrenoy would have been larger than fer weeks
or perhaps months. past, while It Is, the Banks
are amply Iuppiied for all present or probable
needs. The quiet now prevailing, however, is
likely to be broken during the next two or three
weeks, wi hin which time We may reasonably
look for an increased activity in commercial and
business circles generally. The prospects now
look hattsring for an earlier opening Of naYiEA-
ton this season than for several year,, and 1t is
not unreasonable to look for lively movement
Of produce to tbs East, the markets Of which are
nearly depleted, and which would now be replsn-
ished but for the high fieigbt tariffs prevailing
with the railroads. Exchnnge has been in q little
better demand than Currency, but By no means
active. The supply is good, and rates ere firm at
H0Z of buying and par selling.
The past week has been characterized by rather
less decided changes in the price Of Gold than
usual and to day the closing rate Is the same as
that of Saturday last. On Monday frmsr feel.
ing, growing out Of the absence Of cennrmatory
intelligence relative to the military EumoEs OF
Saturday, obtained in the market, and 9 rally in
price Was effected, but on Tue,day this feeling
partially gave way, snd lince then the tendency
has been towards 3 decline, Influenced both by
n,fIftarz ard cor aro{oi aonuidaraEiooa n, SET
urd,y last the rate closed at 9O1IS, and the fol-
lowing we're the closing rates on each day Of the
present week:
-
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10000 KEGS
AHoN MING NAILS,
At WHOLESALE By
CLEVELAND, BROWN & co,
fsbl5:T 30 and 81 lIerWin 81.

T, D. HUDs SON,
General Fire, Marine and Life IDsur.
anee Agent,
Once, Ov1att's EzchaBge, foot Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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GALA WEEK At BRAINARD's HALL.--FIEsT
ExTIATA1NNEEF.-ourr readers will not fail
to remember the entertsinment this eve
ming at Brsinard's hall. Although the
time Tor preparation has been extremely
short, the attractive programme leads US TO
anticipate as Gne an exhibition, this eve
ming, as has over been presented to e
Cleveland audience. The music for ths
occasion will be furnished by Leland and
viii alternate with the tableaux. Among
the latter will be found "The Sculptor's
Studio" presenting glimpse of the beau
tiful collection Of groups of statuary Of
masters, old and new, and the aoknow-
ledged skin Of the culptors assures Us that
no fault will be found in form or express
sion. The lovely and ill-fated Gretchen
will be made visible to Us, in another living
picture, as fair as when she first appeared
in her beauty to the gaze of the enraptured
Faust, in the sloWly-unfolding mist of the
witches eAuIdrOn. "Ruth and BOaz" form
the subject Of third picture, but whether
little glimpse Of Eastern landscape, with
the fair Ruth standing
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IMANTRD. Al aka PIE MnNru

nv IN 4LDj nj NIoV IHh MUNIH-
" reliable OlnVasser IN evefy town and ceunty
~ ne huIs, and Sgy tne most inter sting and II
oitJ book tyer publish d, embracing the adVenture,
q WoEnan IN the Union Army a. Eurss Scout ard
5PT, swing most vivid inner picture Of the var.
aahaYe SCENTS lear nE $50 per month, which r.
VIII prove TO any doubtiAg Applicant sead 6oT sir.r
ltrs, Address JON rs BROS, PhfladelDhis, Pa
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IHANTED IWMEDIATBTY

" the Quarter naster'7 Department, Nashville
1enn-s 1850 baborerB Wages, e45 per month and "a.
lions. Hoae aeed Apply but stout, abls-bodisd mel.
Iilingt 20 e1gsgs for six m2nths TransportatioH
fur1iahed. AppiT 70 D. SHERMAN o. M Aqenf
Commercial House, Cleveland, Q. win leave dleTs.
land ererT Tuesday and FridaT is.sl
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E1OR SAL E.-Several First-Class Resi-
4 dsness in this city, near Superior st. Also, 20
Lots OF l, 2 or acres each, adjcintng the Village
Ebl5:isl Up. BISHOP.
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4 Or SALE-THE BUILDING NOW
= oocupied by the subscriber; also the st,ck Of
hardware contained therein. Enquire Of c. II.
MAIIE Co. u Pearl II. Mest Side. iei3b :l90
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WAErED BY A THOROUGH AND
" weII-sxpsrienced BOoK-KEEPER. a situa-
hon. address, for two dayE, &C" care sder
GINNING Room. ehll lQI
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NURSE WANTED-ITo take care Of 3
IN SH1LD, one year old. Apply retEsen the
hours Of and II in ghe mor.ing at 5ls Prospect
strstt. seblS l9l
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Episcopal Convention.

\ conyocation of the Episcopal cler-
~ OF tins diocese is now in session in
'n's village. There are over twenty
nYe clergymen present-including
DlSAop Hopkins and a number of cler-
symen from Canada. On Thursday
v'eaing a sermon was preached by the
i'eF, Mr. Robinson Of Malone, on
Wednesday morning by Rev. Mr.
constantine, and on Thursday morn
s ny hev' Mr. Darnell. The last
,"o named gentlemen are from Can
"a The services conclude this even
Jug at st, Lukes Church by sermon.
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nRIcnruN sIARnEr- Dec. IA.

Beef Cattic.--Extra fat and heavy premium
oxen, 1880 q 400; LIST qualit. Si2jOd 1890;
"a quality SLIGO a sl200 81 quai ty, $1,000 q
sll.05, e 100 lbs, Oh total weight of hdc tailow
aud dres 3cl beef
working OVcn.-sl50 q $3.50 or according
TO value as beef.
Mich Cows.--sG0 $50; extra and good ss5
a l25, without calves, as may be agreed iarrow
and ordinary $50 a %.
sheep and Lambs 81 slc;or 80 ooa Sc o.
per head.
sho,es. Wholesale, 90 a 00c; retail, IA q lSe;
Dressed, 90 q 90 cents Fat Hogs, lllc q l2c.
Veal Galveston 500 90 per head.
HIDES. brighton, y a l0cents T. II. Country
lots 81 q De- Calfskins 00c a OOc.
I"ilnw. 3 q Zoe Il H..
IaAs. -tn.0n a 5000 each.
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To me Honorable Sapi c'ne Court, net 10 Do
hol,ie,t al ST. ilbdas a. aud for he c0aafy Of
Fr1,.Lljp. on ne ni'si HOnd1y utter de- Se,'yaJ
Ypes,iag Of JaauaJ y, A. u. 1866.
lIunblv showcth Peter Pra2ier Jr. OF Mont
qomcrv. I'm the county OF Franklin, and State Of
Vermont, that At Euosbufgii, m TIC county afuro-
said he was lawfully married e. l,uXa iadcaw
of Enosburgh hv Rev. John Turner. an ordained
minister Of the Gospel, on or about the 18th day
of December. 4. u. 1860, and from that time I'M
til on or about the LIST day of March, 4. II. 1863
your petitioner lived with the said RoXa LadcaW
(frazier) in the observance OF all Tao duties en-
Joined by the marriage covenant that on or
about the lst dny Of March. A. ID. 1868. the sail
Roxa committed adultery with one Henry Shan
graw. at Montgomery aforesaid, ana since that
time the said lioxa has committed adultery with
j. Mayette and VIM. Bashow, OF berkshire. IN the
county Of Franklin, and at divers times and
places since that time has comnnttsd adultery
with divers persons, whose names arr unknown
to your petitioner.
That vour petitioner enlisted into tao military
service of the United states during the spring
or summer of A. ID. 1868, and remained IN said
service until the expiration of the war that the
said Roxa, after yonr petitioners entment as
aforesaid. until the present time, has lived A. a
common prostitute at Berkshire and lichfurd
in the county of Franklin that during the tall
of a. y. 1865 she left this state for the Province
of Canada East and her residence * IT, me I'M
known. except | am informed that she rsilcs at
or near the village Of Frelighshurgh IN tde Pro-
vince of Canada East.
Your petitioner, therefore, pravs this Honor
able Court that the bonds Of matrimony batwccn
INN ana the said Roxa may be dissolved, and
that he may be restored to all the rgAis and
privileges which he lost by reason of his said
marriage, and as in duty bound he wil ever
pray. PETER FRAZIER, in.
Montgomery, Nov. 80, 1865.
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MARRIED..

In 81. Adams, Dec 6, 1865, by Rev. J. g. Bit
finger Mr. NELSON /. FiISroM Mrs. Mary A.
SARGENT, both of Highgate.
Dec. 9th at American House, by Rev. u. W.
Dayton, GroRGE ". gibson. Of Iiolyoko. Mass
aud ELENA T.. BAsfoRD, OF Constable, ~ y.
Also by the same, Doc Ilth at NJ. T.. Parson-
age, GEoRdE KIDDEr, and ELLEN RIVERS, both
of St Adams.
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prI,TANCE.

We deem It TO be our duty 20 say TO our rca-
dcrs that The most implicit reliance can be
placed ia Goes Cough Balsam. IL VIII cure youi
children OF Group. and yourself OF any cough,
cold. sore throat, or pulmonary affection II IL
the cheapest and best preparation IN the market.
Dyspepsia can be surely INDEPENDENTLY cured
by Goes dyspepsia Cure. Thousands Of dyspcI-
tics are sending in their testimonials 70 the pro
prietors, saying it has cured them. We say to
those who are suffering from dyspepsia. consti-
patton, sour stomach, or any disorder OF the
stomach OF bowels, give it q trial.
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KEN TO York

On, DR. s. NJ. LANDIss INFALLnLE -
LECTURE on Psychological Fascinntions, =,
Edition oat. IL teaches you to charm those yo,.
love, &c. Secrets worth knowing in it. Price %
cents Also, Great Private Book, for grown per-
sons. Price 81 no. Every married Lady should
have one. Send price of either, or both, TO +. A.
STEINER x Co.. Sole Agents, No. 1872 Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia, Pa, and receive them, in
sealed envelopes, by return mail, incl lding
''Sharp-Shootcr.'
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

orr theory in regard 70 buying and selling
mcdi cine IL, frst, a plur and Iehabie qlail'y'
ana thcn toriale prices az low as can be afforded.
Phvnicians will lndit for their interest to PIT
chase their medicines ofus ANYTHING found I'M
satisfactory we viii cndcavor 20 fectiiy. Any
Surgical instruments not ON hand furnished at
hnnrf nnticn.
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Ed or fhe Transcript:
In rcplyto many letters and inquiries from poo
PIC in this section Of the country, the under
signed take great pleasure in saying through the
columns Of your paper, that our renowned prep
aration known as GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, is
certain cure for Dyspepsia, in its worst stages.
Many cures Of long standing, within our own &C
quaintance, havc been completely, and we believe
permanently cured. 1t will stop distress after
eating almost mstantancously, and onablcs the
dyspeptic who has lived for years upon Graham
bread and the pancst diet to eat az heartily as he
peascs, and anything be chosoa, without danger Of
distress, or souring, OF rising ON the stomach. 1t
is an mfaliblc corroctor ofindigostion and consti-
patton, creates a healthy appetite, stops sick
headache, heartburn, sickness Mt the stomach.
pains, cramps, or cole in either stomach or bow
els, and swceteiis offensive breath, soon as you
take it, and by enabling the patient to take plenty
of hearty food (which il the parent Of health, 81
produces yigor. strength and energy In every trial
wc have known it has speedily oradicetcd Dys.
pcpsia with all its attendant suflenngs weakness
es. debility and loss Of power, giving instead. a
proper activity and tone 90 the stomach and Of
gans II digestion and as VIC confidently believe,
and as the published certificates in our circulars.
almanacs, and in many Of the leading Journals,
from conya,csccnt patients, viii c).girm, com
p.etc,y, permanently, and almost miracuously,
''cnre the worst case of Dyspepsia In existence
We warrant it in every instance. 1t can be OBJ
taiucd at all the Drug stores iii he United States
and Canadas, at One Dollar per bottle, or six
bottles for Five Dollars.
G. q. CLARK & co, Proprictors,
Silly New Haven Conn.
Sold by SIR. DAY, st. Adams.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
County Of Franklin, ~.
The foregoing petition having been presented
to me, aud Il appearing that the pctitionce resides
without this State il IL ordered that she be sum
moned 20 appear and answer said petition before
said Court, at the time and place Aforesaid. by
with this order. four weeks successivcly IN the
Vermont Transcript, q newspaper published at
St Adams, Franklin County aforesaid, the last
publication TO be at least IS days previous to
the session of the Court TO which the petition is
addressed. which shall be deemed sufficient mo-
tice to the petitionce. To appear and answer to
said petition
Given under my hand Mt bakersfield, this LIST
day of December, 4. y. 1895.
WILLIAM G. WILSON,
9l-iw Judge Of Supreme Court.
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WANTED Agents to sell our Goods or the
w best patenl Right that has eyeribeen offered
Ia the public The machine il more universally
used, aud pays larger profit to Agents, than
any patent article in the market. Patent Rights
bought and sold at II Cornhill, Boston, up stairs
Ofhcc hours FROM 10 N. To 2 4. NJ.
ID. OSBORN A. co.
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TROCHEs ANE AIWAls USED VIII UOOD sINVFS7'
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS


rNuE MASON q HAhLiN SAhiNEi ois-
cams forty different Styles adapted 10 sa-
Ia and seruior music for $50 to 5000 each
'rhirtv-ive Gold ol Silver Medals, or other hrst
,,ren,iums awarded them. Illustrated Cata-
iogues free. Address, MASON a hAalLlN'
Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, New York
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Notice

\ Natioaal Bank Of 81. aRans Vermont ri ,a viii
be- held At their BlnAing Holse on Tuosdly the
9ta day Of January, 1856, for the choice of dircc
tors and transaction Of other business proper to
be done.
ALBERT SOWlES, Cashier.
St. Allans, Dec 5th, 1865. 9l-4w
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WEAD s. DUREN,
DRUGGISTS &ApOTHECARIES

WYE would remind the public that our stock
w is quite complete in everything pertaining
1. our class Of goods, and by immediate orders
for anything not Oh hand, We shall cadeavor to
supply al wants for goods IN our hire.
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IMPORTANT rsuws

o""'s ~ certain class Of pcup.e who have
"o' received sufficient pubhc and private pat
ronagc TO enable them to purchase goods with
ont gong to canada, the subscriber has concud-
ca make 1t an object, for those who are willing,
topaironize citizens Of the United States instead
of fnrnirnnrs | hnNn
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CLAIM AGENT,

Soldiers Bountics, Widows and mvalls PEN
ions, Arrears Of Pay, and Claims for Horses lost
or destroyed in the military service. procured
bv {. f. NYE,
Late Capt. of 10Th Vt Volunteers.
St. Abaus, Vt, March 1865 G0-tf
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John MuIlen's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Tho Probate Court
District of Franklin, So. for the. District OF
Franklin. to all persons Interested in the estate
of John Mullen, late of st. Adams. denaesed,
GREETING.
Edward A. Smith of St. Adams, deceased, has
represented to this Court that tno ralu J"hI
Mullen held in trust for the benefit of Michael
Corbctt of St. albans the house and lot now oc-
cupied by the said Corbett, and prays for license
ITO deed such place to the peraonifor whose use
and benefit it il SO holden Wherefore it il or
dered by said Court that pubhc notice be- given
of said application by. a publication three weeks
successfully IN the Vermont Transcript previous
to the ID day of January next, when a hearing
and decision will be had on the same, at the Pro-
bate Office in st. Albans and objections heard
against tho license prayed for being granted, II
any shall be offered.
Given under my hand at st. Adams this 18th
day Of Dec. 1865. 1858
92-3w ~. .E, A. J. SAMSON, Judge.
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mARRIAGE AND cELIBAcY,

NJ PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW or MARRIAGE. con-
inng ncary 300 pages, and 100 fine PLATE
ENGRANlNGS Of the Anatomy ~ the Human
Organs in a state of Health and Disearo, with a
Treatise ON Early Errors, its Deplorsbe Conse-
qucncos upon the Mind and Body, with the Au-
thor'a Plan Of Treatment the only rational and
successful mode " cure. shown by tha report
Of cases treated Atruthful adviser TO the mar
ried and those contemplating marriage, who
entertain doubts of their physical condition.
Sent free Of postage Ia any address, on receipt
Of Is uouts, IN stamps or postal currency, by adj
dressing DR.. la CKOIAi No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany. =. Y. The author may be consulted up
nn any Of the diseases upon which his book treats
Medicines sent 70 eny part OF the world.
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Have associated themselves together for the
Practice Of Medicine and Surgery. and wiz give
their prompt and faithful attention to all profess
sionai business entrusted to their care.
Office at the residence Of DR.. Stevens
a.. p. STEVENS, n. D., $. $. CLARK. NJ. D.,
South Main Street. England Street.
81. Adams May Is, 1865. t2-tf
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Guardian .Shc.


STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court
District of Franklin ~. st. Adams, Deem
Der 18th, 1865.
Present, A. ]. SAMSON, Judge.
Asa Whitcomb of Highgate, Guardian OF
James NJ. Steinm and John c. Stemm, has rep
resented 10 this Court that his said wards own
two undivided third parts of house and lot in
ST. Adams Village, encumbered by their moth
er's life estate in the same, and that it would DO
for the interest of his wards that said real. es-
tate be sold and the proceeds be invested in
other real estate and put at interest for the bone-
tit of his said wards and praying for licence and
authority to sell and convey their interest IN
said home and lot, as provided BY law. Where
fore, said Court assigns the 10th day OF Decem-
Der instant for "A hearing and decision On said
application at the Probate Office in ST. Adams,
and cause public notice thereof, to be given by
a publication of the substance of said appllca-
ton, and order of Court thereon, three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Transcript, the last
Of which TO be prvious to the day so assigned "a
above when objections to granting the license
PRAYED for will be considered, if shy shall BIO
offered.
Given under my hand this nth day of Decem-
Der, 1866.
G2-3w A. J. SAMSON, Judge.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-12-15
AGENTS WANTED.

500 a month viii be paid for young men TO
engage in a nov and honorable business. Both
local and trayolmg agents wanted For circu-
lars and lerms address l.. L.. TODD 4 co., 80
Nassau 81, New FORK