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MARRIED

In this town, Sept l. by Rev. Mr. Swain, Mr. Augustus
W. Seaver to Miss Sarah Elmer-TFee receivedl
In Auburn Sept 2 by Rev. Mr. Pratt Isaac Sawin Esq
of New Orleans, to Mrs Alice Chaplin
In Northboro' Aug "a, by Rev. Mr. Allen Mr. Nathaniel
Bemis, of birmingham, TO Miss Mary Ann W Densmore
In Berlin, Sept 8, by Rev. Mr. Allen of Northboro Mr.
James NJ. simonds, Of Worcester, to Miss Augusta H.
daughter fhe late Mr. Merrick Phelps of Marlborough
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JAYNE.S Alternative.

An Alternative and Depuraye Preparation combining all
the Medicinal virtues of those articles which long expert
has proved possess the and efficient al
erave and duohsruent properties for the of Scrof
ula, Kings Evil. White Sweings Ulcers Scrofuous,
Cancerous and lndolent Tumours, Rheumatism, Govt,
Scurvy Neuralgia Tic Douloureux, Cancer, GotEe
Bronchocle (sweed neck enlargemeRhsaQf the bAnes
JOINTS or ligamens, or Of the ovares, Us
&c All the various Diseases of the Pin as feNeAs
ring worm. bles, pmpes, carbunc1es, &c, dropsca
sweng, constitutional disorders, and diseases originating
from depraved impure OF the blood other flu
ids of the body.
u Prepared only by DR.. d. JAYNE No. South Third
Street. philadelphia For sale by j. GREEN d. CO., iii
Main Street, and NJ. B. GREEN 200 Main Street. Worces
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Bailey's Military Shaving Cream.
Office Of the Worcester & Nashua 4. R. Company.

WORCESTER, Sept 6th 1916.
4 SPECIA l. MEETING OF the Stockholders of the Wor-
u cester and Nashua Rail Road Company will be held
at the East Town Hall, in Worcester WedneSday, the
thUtteth day Of September instant O'Clock P. NJ
act on the following articles. to wit
l. To hear the report of the Directors in relation the
condition Of the the Corporation and TO act
thereupon.
2 To see If the Corporation will approve of and adopt
the additional subscription stock Cooperation
aud will determine proceed with the building the
road and order the pat contract Tor con-
sfructionn
s. To see If the Corporation will adopt any, and if any,
what, proceed final location ami con-
strucfion of their road.
By order Of the Directors of the and Nashua
Railroad Co. E II. HEMENWAY.
dtsS0 Clerk
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T,E0WARD'S
BOSTON and Worcester Expre

IUDIOAI eL1AN " UAOODOOA AIAP105DI
THE subscriber continues to the EXPRESS be-
tween Boston and Worcester for the safe transmits
sion of Packages Bundles, Bank Notes. Specie, and Mer-
chandse generally
THREE TINES EACH WAY DAILY.
Particular attention given to paying, collecting and ne
gotiatng notes, drafts, bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce etc. Business of all kinds attended
to in the prompt and faithful manner; and the pat
of this line depend upon the delivery of their par
GELS with the utmost regularity and dispatch.
Goods called for and delivered in any part
of the City.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
OFFICES -HARNDEN & cos. Office Court Street,
Boston; H. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1913 Main st.
Worcester S. S. LEONARD.
Aug. 81, 1916. DIFF
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PILES CURED.

Philadelphia Nov. 2, 1872
Messrs. Editors AS there many persons who
suffering much from Hemorrhodes, or Piles, would in
form hem through the medium of your paper that after
many affection with them and having in sought
relief from various hyscians that have length been
completely cured by the of four bottles of Dr. Jaynes
VermUge, which has only cured of the Piles, but
has greatly benefited my health otherwise.
HUMANITY,
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PATENTS,
N and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. S. Patent Office, WASHINGTON,
NO. % State Street. Boston.

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U. S. Patent Office, WASHINGTON,
No. % State Street, Boston.
THE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
of Patents agent of the T. S. Patent Office fol the
purpose of receiving and fol- wardng the all such
models specimens of ingredients and manufactures
shall be intended to be patented deposited therein
which will be received forwarded free Of expense and
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ments and all the necessary papers and drawings will
make researches into American and foreign works for
tahshing the validity utility OF inventions, and render
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same. Patents secured in Europe and other countries
By application at this Office, inventors saved the
time and expense of journey Washington and delay
there, well all personal trouble in obtaining their pa
tents The experience of fourteen years practcean
tensive collection Of works. documents decisions,
&c. on mechanical subjects and the Patent Laws-and
patents OF different countries collected at much expense
during the long time this Office has been established and
which daily additions being made together with
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enable to afford important assistance and information
tonventors DESTROYS of securing patents, which in other
respects might be d ificult of attainment.
weodlyS3 R. H. EDDY, Civil Engineer.
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Merchants and Farmers Mutual Fire I'm
surance Company.

THE first meeting of the members OF this Corporation
4 will be held at the Office OF FREDERlC W. GALE, in
Worcester, Saturday. the nineteenth day Of September
current three O'Clock IN the afternoon. the purpose
Of choosing Directors making bylaws aud doing all other
necessary complete organization said Corpora
tion according to law under its charter.
FRED: WM PAINE, Persons named
FRED. W, GALE, } Incorporation.
Worcester, Sept ], 1916. div
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Furniture Ware Rooms,
I57 RE.0PENED. I5T

THE subscriber having purchased the stock belonging to
the Estate of MOVES &c LONG has opened the extern
sive Ware Rooms at Isl MAIN STREET and made large
additions to their former assortment and respectfully
cits share of patronage.
Having Mandatory here, and also extensive Ware
Rooms in Boston, he feels confident that he stall be able
to offer Co the citizens of Worcester vicinity every de-
scrption Of FURNITURE at lower prices, FOR CASH
than have been sold heretofore.
He will all times make to ORDER Mt short notice such
articles of Furniture as may be needed.
lie intends to keep hand such assortment as shall
save purchasers the unnecessary expense making Jour
ney to Boston or elsewhere and hopes that all will call at
his Ware Rooms before purchasing and satisfy themselves
that what is above stated is strictly true.
Worcester Sept l5 dwu JOSEPH BUCKLEY.
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STEAM ENGINE ron SAIF

FllAII ENUINE TUX SALEs
Engine OF eight horse power with ubuated boiler.
II 1t has been running about months and will be sold
at bargain. 1t may be DR.. Hevwood's Machine
Shop on Central street. The engine offered for sale be-
cause it is not of sufficient power for the place
Worcester, Sept Is.
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FOR SALE.

QO00 GALLONS prime CIDER VINEGAR, by
CUOO G. ]. TAFT g. CO.
Millbury, Aug. 10. 6w32
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-17
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WEALTH OF AN ORCHARD.

An orchard in West Chester county, Pa
contains 10000 apple trees, which bavo
yielded, the present yeaL 1000 bar
rels of apples, which are readily sold lor
six dollars per barrel in Philadelphia for
expectation to England, where they are eN-
pecled to command $l2 to $40 per barrel
They are the Newlown pippins'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-17
N. YORK & ERIE RAIL ROAD.

We publish this week the Resolutions
OF meeting held al WiIksbarre on the eve
ming OF the 5h inst in favor Of allowing
thls company 10 pass through corner OF
Peuns yIvania with lis road. The preamble
and resolutions sle powerfully and elegant
y written and will do much toward.
shaping public opinion in regard 10 the sub
lect upon which they treat,
SflzzE51 ExlyEs2ssF
Bills have bien reported in bo'h House,
Of Congress for giving notice tU ErgIan,
for the abrogslon OF The CUnvennun q
1918 under which both governm,us Juldd,
occupy the territory Of Oregon. Ii Is be
lieved that such resolution. viii pass boil
houses. GoodH
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sATURD.gI' Lg.vUgRr II, 1916.
a NEW FURNACE.

We learn that Company have purchased the
valuable Mill Property of Pierce S5 Brown, on
Fishingcreek, at Light.strect about two and hall
miles from BIoomsburg, and have commenced ope-
ra,ions for the building of an Anthracite Furnace
to be driven by water power. intending to have ii
completed early in the spring.
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Gen r II. Hammond NorIhum5. Co,
Maj. Wm Lemon,
Maj. WIN. II. Ksse.
Col d. G.. Watson,
Maj Dewsr,
1t. Col MAurer.
Ii. r. Hamer,
Capt. S. Hunter,
Col. Snyder,
Col II. r Kline, Columbia County,
Maj, Vance,
Capt. Lloyd Thomas,
1t. Col. V. Best,
Col. Jas Mccormick,
Maj, Levers,
Capt, II. p Badly,
Capt ] S. Wilson,
Capt, II. Webb,
On motion of Major William Lemon,
Resolved, That these proceedings be
signed by the officers, and publ shed in
the several newspapers withing the bounds
of the First Brigade. 9lh Division, p NJ,
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WILL-VASP FORTUNE.
Intwo or three years, (ls4s,, man, by
Inc name Of rhslluson. who will then be
26 wears Of aUe. will come into possession,
IN England, of AZ 900 600 sterling.
Peter Theluson, the tesla,or, was settled
Al Broad, worth. in The county of York, in
lie died July 27, 1907, having,
by will, dated April 2, 1906, after giving
large egacies,o his family, devised the
residue Of his property, consisting of lands
Of the annual value Of Gl50O and person.
al property of COCO, coo, to trustees, for the
purpose of accumulating during the lives of
his three sons. anJrhe lives of the sutyi-
vors Of Them: then the estates directed to be
purchased with the proluce of the accumus
sGrg fund 10 be conveyed to the eldest
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-17

The amount Of subscriptions taken up for
the purpose of :er'ciiug the new Public
Buildings, under the Removal Bill in the
village OF BIoomsburg alone is near eight
thousand dollars.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
make reports present petitions, sc



RAIL ROAD MEETING'
A large meeting Of the citizens Of Lu
zerne county was held at Wiksbarre on the
h iCsu; at which tho Hon. John Conyng~
ham presided; in favor Of giving the New
York and Erie Rail Road the right of way
through the Northern part Of Pennsylvania
The meeting was addressed by Col. Il B.
Wright and others; and lengthy preamble
and the following resolutionsi reported by
George p. Steele; Esq; were adopted -
ResOivsd, Tha, we are in favor Of the
passage Of law permitting the New York
and Erie Rdrl Road to pass through the
Northern counties Of Pennsylvania upon
lhe best, most proper and most practicable
route on its way 10 haksI!rie; by The Legisla
'urs Of Penn'a. imposing such restrictions as
are mentioned in the Preamble Of these
resoul ions.
ReS0l 0lUed, That we are in favor Of the
immediate completion of the North Branch
Canal: and urge upon the Stockholders o
the Nog.h Branch Canal Company 10 make
pvery preparation 10 finish this noble and
important improvement under the terms OF
sheiI pu actaso from tie Commonwealth
believing as we DO, that on its completion
and operation depends largely ,he prosper
ily Of Pennsylvania,
ReS0lUsd, That we call upon the ciuzens
u Pennsylvania to investigate the lmpor-
lance Of the recommended project Of pemii-
ting the New York and Erie Rail Road Co
to pass through our borders ard ask lhier
honorable and earnest co-operalion in pro-
curing such permission from the Legjsla,
Uro during their approaching session, as an
act of justice to the people Of Northern and
Eastern Pennsylvania, anI of reciprocity to
the course herstefore taken by Northern
Pennsylvania in favor Of similar improve
msnls in olhor portions Of tia Common
wealth.
Rcsoired, That we hail with pleasure the
increasing interest manifested by the Peo
pie Of Pennsylvania upon lhis subject, aud
especially the enlightened policy and man.
'y course ado2ed by The ci,izeqs Of Lycom-
'ng and lis adjoining counties in favor oil
his great measure.
Reso're5, That The proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the officers, aol pub
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE

Gov Shuak's Message is document o
merit and sense. lie gives plain and
all statement OF the affairs ot The State; al.
udes 10 some facts in our political history
and few national questions 10 which we arr
interested, and then steps, The folly BY
which our State debt was created is truth.
fully exposed and now is the time for il.
exposition, for under lhe b1rhen Of our tax
es we are inclined to receive sound instruc-
lion upon that subject that may guard us a
. ainst ike indiscreIion in future Let us her,
,(ter both in lle administration Of our Stat,
&naiGnaI affairs, abjure the Federal idea oI
a splended goyeiament; aud adhere to the
Democratic doctrine of limiting our Outla !
TO our income. Let false credit be IN,
known and exlraVagant expenditures avoid
ed A plair economical government is lh'
best one for the people--so thinks Gov.
Skunk and we say amer to the docuine
The Governors views upon Banking, lh'
Tariff and corporations are sound to he
core, and generally speaking, the Message
is worthy of the station aud lhe aGthor
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-17

None have forgotten the awful fire which
visited Piusburg, We see it slated that
The Treasurer of the Relief Fund has re.
cIevGd $l6l247 27, adjudged 1910 claims
for the loss by lhe FIRE, and issued checks
TO lhe amonnt of SlGO 6l7, leaving a bal.
ance Of $500 81 in Bank-lha, ihe Treas
ursr has on hand about o,24s, recoms
mends the distribution thereof, and that a
balance ors2O,OOo of The appropriation of
$50 900 from the State, has not been re-
ceved, S5c.
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EzISETx4z.BEz

At las, advices, cold at Montreal 2l de-,
grees below zero aud elopmenls, for mairi
mony, no! numerous.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-17

The order of Dad Fellowship is rapidly
IN The increase in all parts of the Union
Quietly but steadily it is gathering great
portion of the philanthropy of the country
into permanent and affective organization
Meeting as yet, with scarce any opposition
and protesting to be charitable in It's pur-
poses it has risen rapidly into favor and
it seems deslped 10 exert an Immense inda-
enCe hereafter.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-17

We observe by the proceedings Of tie
Legislature lhst our Senator and the
Representatives from Columbia and Lu.
zerne are all placed in responsible
situations on committees. Gen. Ross in
the Senate, is chairman of the Committee
on the Militia and a member OF two other
committees. MI Funston in the House is
chairman of ihe Committee on Vice and
immortality and on another Mr.. Campbell
is commiuee on Corporations and I-r. Mer-
rlfeld Of committee on inland Navigation
&c.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-17
Courts.

The Courts Of this coun,y begin IN Mon
Day nexN We observe that there are 5u,
10 causes on the trial let in The Common
Pleas; the greater part Of which will be 8ot,
JIe1 OF continued over The number a
November Term last was 10. There viii
not probably be much business in The Qoar
Der Sessions, We congratulate our cIjzers
upon Ihs dear,h Of litigation among ,hem,
and would respectfully suggest that being
comPeIlei,by kind Jriead TO be in alend-
ance al the Cours we shall be ready 10
receive all amounts large or small due upon
subscriptions or for adverliSirgj 10 the Co
lumbia Democrat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-27
10 COOK InMAIOEs

IL ihst DDS naI 81 Object OF pity
G,tfy a. Il ,-. kag sh#Hil ne employed In inveille
the sp,t,;'e ol ever, msn 10 iose vegetable whole
s1ue
Peel dazed fipe iona' rs and fry Them in a little
sweet estet. together NRh t~o or lhtee sliced green
peppers spuuk lnlie salt aud finally slice up an
unon W tive, and let The whole Voh Thoroughly. This
is the Spanish method Of preparing them.
Another meihcd which from long experience We
know wi, well, IS as follows. Ihr drecuns are
tnr OF tomatoes amounting 10 about three puts
when cuoktd.
Beliu by parbulln- lwo onloas. While this is doing
peel dozrn Ionatues, Which easily done after hot
has been poured over them cut them up aud ada
the onions, asa taenpul Of all heapng CASPIAN
tl OF black pepper lump Of butler the size Of
tufkey's egg. about taut table splonus Beat these
qhoroug ly together. and Them over a slow fire Grad
ualy 10 stew. They Noud COOK s'0,chJ and for long
less thru three hours bat looaer he be
ter. About iteen minutes before hoy are T. be used
beat up eggs aud str them in and put them IN fresh
Goals and give them grand boil up. sung them all
abe while. When cooked 10 directions will be reed
ed how Ia eat them,
The Gr Of cooking the tomato lies mostly in cllk M
them enough. They should be put H. work the first
7hne after the breakfast hass out OF tho way even
IT YOU DO not dine TIL three.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-27
APPROPRIATE MANURE.

The following remarks, which md IN the Albany
EnuvawT, have her origin IN practice. Tue fe,uils
obtained and The ha9esl ms, acrUfdance with
scieniIh, experiments
WIN Iop in,nY fqtners II seems to be- the Al u 10 make
and apply msnate, nat stopping to inquire how n can
be. applied 6reen and ted. cuiu posted and clear
Ills to1 ofen applied, lodiscumlaalciy 10 ali kinds
sill, when ur where convenience Custom may dfset
There be- question thar long manure IS best adapt
ed hord crops aud vel tuHeI compost r TIP dross,
ing. Bul the prhcl,ls 10 bich would particularly
r~tc s,'erllln, Is that "a by HE rtlat ui Adam
and le-ibIe all nanfe's works. thai seed pf,rln.
seed after lis kind Other words, thai like pfudu
ces like Look upln The stately Tree, OF The ter,sf-
II Nv have they attained thsir great dinensioi,l y no
has beeu ih'if cuYanf. and what the mude Of lheir
culu atoa IL. VIZ does ail uu0.s wei belr cul,
sur's, and then ved The decayed leaves and branches
that annually deposited their fnos. Man has beer
slow Ia learning the simple principle from the Grral
1sacher IL Is but recent thng that the dressefs
OF France have discovered that the puElngs form the
best FOR the II has long hetn observed
thai hoI manure is exceedingly well adapted Tor crop
- Does the TACT that hogs generally tat
led upin corn furnish the OF lis sdap alton IA
experiment OF good Turner IN this vciny bears di.
recily upon this principle Cutting The tops u for
fudder he places the bottom stalks between the rows
and upon these ruws he Turns bach iuTToNs, WIthnul
surther manuflng puughHg, he plants his corn and
his crops above the average of those the neg hbor-
hood. similar experiment with potatoes has proved
that the iups, well covered al The time Of digging. will
furnish suli ,en 10 equally good crop
1he succeeding year. Onions, II Is well hnown succeed
hist when sowed on tie ground year after year.-
Is ie rationale uund IN tie tact that the tops al,
wars # on the ground Rye has been kao~ grow
The same land for course ol years, with undlm1lsh
ed yield with other Than Is furnished by The
subne pouIhed in. Chip is universally
.neuded Tor promoting the gtowth Uyuung run trees.
The wherefore is found In The simple principle lay
Nd,n that like producers like. Nature has furnished
AL seeds with nu,rmrnt IN Themselves best adapted Z
the future plant. Nho can doubt bat that the pulp OF
The apple designed TODD Tor the seed well as to
g~ahy mans arpeuie The blade Of wheat and the
sprnu Of liza poia0 they first shoot lorh feed solely
1ppn The psreni st3uk.
The principle have thus bri o. illustrated and en-.
deavored Ia prove, has important practical inefences
the prue pie Is iTGe opdr slng be better adlp
ted pr hsn the aftermath ieli Ia decay The
gtauDd. Ihe sufe ifnm stock fed on hay should al.
he applied 20 ar4ss lands, while that derived from
gram should be applied 10 'srlnaceCus crops Ii is
aecessary cary these nlereBces further They vii
sUg, esl themselves 10 all readers Of r. Il elton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-27

or siianer and add to /, ped u e,aa sat. previously
dissolved IN water; three pounds Al ground rec
ground 10 thin paste and stirred and boed hot. halt
pound Of powdered Spanish whiiing, and ii clrao
glue. which has been previously dissolved by D. s'aA~
ing will aud then hanging It sla. IRE, IN a
sms u kettle within large fllen with water. Add
FIVE gallons oi hot wahr TO the wh"le miAtutr. sur
well and lei ii stsnd few days covered fsm the din.
It should te rnt qei hot; Tor this pufpose can BE-
krpt in kels portable fGraaue. l. ls sad that
one pint Of this will s4asFs yard
upln the ousie Of house # properly spPied. Brush
IS more o. less snail may be used according 10 the
neainess ofthe rb required. II rriains rs hr1ury {"
msny years. There Is nothing of Tie l5nd HAT MI
compare With II eitbef 6r inside OF outside walk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-27

tfIB6lAlN :-At ol'ss 5Hrli II fIe c.sri oi.. u 49,.
cut cTor curt of Law and clou cry, Ao de- IA uu1
iie comfy at tauph Ii, the 9TH day ofJuly, 3Io:
sarah Caa.rIns l.liz1heth Christian Jones inf
d lie of t"HHzt y4ufs, Who by III ohani
lirl.n hrr next ifi,ud, riaiilf1, u
against
Henry 7. Norman und Drnry {. Norman, executors
TIE list vii ai stun OF Henry Norman, dsceHsed
and their right, Lz4bsti Moornnn, james Blilard
sud .ucs his "ie, John nournan Thomas Dlard aud
nury II. his vile, Lfebafi,i Noou,h, Henry Bowling
joHes, William Anderson nd Lucy ns wif mIldstd Ann
PARCEL, lleurrttu Purcell aud Totnasia Purcell,
Defendants.
IL tHANcERY.
Inc dafndants. Mildred Ana Purcell, enrrita Pnrcet
Jmnes DarI Oud Lucy {. his wIe and William Anderson
mi Lucy hi wife, having red rieir appearance
aHd Neuiv according the acl Of i-embls AMI tue
rules OF tins court aud NJ aflne by -Itl-t't t evidence
Ht ey not mlltaHts ot this commonwealth; II - or
dfed, tbtt The ad defendants appear here on the hfst
daB al the x term 81 ts auI v the bill 81 the
Pantf, aud TINT copy of It's order be- forthwith inserted
papers printed tue town OF Isnehlafa, Il"
"pd1nh' snf"eisey aud posted at the from doo oI the
eclrt house OF this county -Dine court day.
\ COpy-Iestt.
JOHN ID. ALEXANDER, Cfk.
iune WIN