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The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
ROCL A NJ ATION
THE GOVERNOR.
LECTION NOTICE.

rfCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
M. General Election 10 be holder
bout the State Of California on
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 5, 1855,
Rowing officers are ~ be elected
sernor.
u,enant Governor.
ice Of Supreme Court, for the ful
dee of the Supreme Court, for the un.
a term II the Hon. Alexander ellis
sd.
s Controller.
IA Treasurer.
rseyor General.
aorney General.
sie Printer. and
hree State Prison Inspectors.
SENATORS.
M Dlstrict-Composed Of the counties
. n Diego, San Bernardino and Los An
cne Senator.
roud District-Composed of the coun-
dSanta Barbara, and San Luis Obispo,
knator.
knd D:strict-Composed oc Monterey
5snts Cruz counties, one Senator.
M Disirict-Composed Of the county Of
francisco. two Senators.
eventh District-Composed Of Taolumne
Stanislaus counties. one Senator.
nth Distrc'--Composed Of the county
hcramento, one Senator.
mill District Composed Of Solano, Ma
u Yoto counties. one Senator.
selhh Oistrlct-Conposed Of the coun
q Trinity, Klamath, Humboldt and Sis
d. one Senator.
Mrteenth District-Composed Of the
ilies Of Colusi and Shasta, Ole Senator.
ourteenth District Composed Of Butte
Pumas counties. one Senator.
ineenth District-Composed Of Yuba
ty. one Senator.
1teenth District-Composed of Nevada
hy, one Senator.
District Composed Of Placer
one Senator.
rhteenth Dstrict-Composed Of FL Do
aounty, two Senators.
ne,een;h District-Composed Of ANA
snd Caaveras counties, one Senator.
nd that at the same time there are to BE-
NJ the Golo@ing
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
tmeda-One member of Assembly.
hdor-Two members of Assembly.
ne-One met..bdr OF Assembly.
bveras-Tilrce members Of assembly.
Asa--One member Of Assembly.
bua Costa--One member OF \ assembly.
Dorado-Eight members OF Assembly.
un dt-One member Of Assembly.
kmath One member Of Assembly.
b kAngeles-Two members OF Assem-
min--One member Of Assembly.
miposa and Mcrced-Two members Of
mby.
kndocno-Se" Sonoma.
krced-See Mariposa.
bnierey-One member Of Assembly.
I<pa--One urember of Assembly.
|tada-- Five members OF Assembly.
er-Fuur members of Assembly.
naS-Two members of Assembly.
nbers OF Assemble.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
GEORGE M. .iNGLER

BIACD. SMITH,
J ~ KIN - Of Blacksmith work done ~
"a th' ncatest manner al this Th"P'
He are prepared 10 shoe animals IN the
very est manner and We believe that our
reputation in this department ol business 10
sufficient guarantee that we viii give satis
faction
4 good assortment of miners picks constant.
is on hand. alsO hardware Of every descrip
lion Tom and Rocker Irons Of every SIZE,
KIND and quality. Give US a call.
Weaver, Dee ., 1854. d9u
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TEHAMA MILLS.
CROSBY q Bisuop. poorn,rrors

CROSBY BiSiIbP. PoOPE!FTOEs
THiS Mi IL 'ow IN active operniidn and
being located ~ 81 expensive " L,ns
growing nechbo hood wnh nn n'u dnr,
alter po"er, W. mr. enabled - manrfnc,nr,
FLOUR, and SCH it Ms luw us any Mn in
Northern C".li,rnm.
Merchants aud Packets at Wcntor nd
TRINITY. VIII find It Vrad, 10 tbcr nd taga
to hny :heir Flour nhd pack il drrcily fIm1
the All. Near the Mlll her, !. nt nii n,,oi
good graz nq lur ih.i trains
All Flour warranfed sape,fr'
LEVI CROSBY.
CYRUS ). BISHOP.
Tshama, June LIST, 1850
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MASONIC NOTICE

CTAMPs, TYPE AND INK, for mark.
= ing Clothes - Metcsf make--put up Is
d. It in package.
For sale. Wholesale ard retail, By Noisy
Carriers Book Stationery Co,
.ulS 4 y Loug Wharf, SAP Franeisco.
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MISCELLANEOUS
BLACKSMITHING
New Shop, Main St; Weaverville

. =
New Shop, Main ST.; Weaverville.
THE UNDERSIGNED having erected a
l. new shop at the lower end Of Main street
for the purpose of carrying on the
Blacksmlthipy Business
in all its various branches, respectfully soli-
cits from the public continuance Of that pa
tronage which has been SO literally bestowed
upon him heretofore. He would call atten.
ton particularly TO his
Superior Method of Horse Shoeing,
HatterDg himself that he enjoys a reputati,n
in this department of his business which will
warrant him in assuring his customers perfec
satisfaction with all work OF this description
entrusted to him.
A large assortment OF
Picks and Pick Irons
kept constantly on hsnl, which are war
ranted TO be Of a superior quality, which to-
z ther with all articles in the Blseksmhhing
line, will be sold Mt the
Lowest Rates.
N. DRAHMER, per
JOHN DRAHMER, Agent.
Weaverville, Ang. IS, 1855. aulSn
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LII NlBl.Ii.

THE subscriber has on hand at his Saw
| Mil and Lumber Yard, at the junc:. Ion
Of East and Main Weaver a lar~e assort
meiit Of
LII %BE"
which ne - ready % deliver at the shortes
"o''.e IN anv part of the town. or adjacent
mines al the lowest market price.
ALBERT SHEPARD.
An orders left with VI. V. Delpt on
Couf, street, or Philip IIoiler, on sydney
Hill, will be promptly attended TO.
n. b. Teaming done at short notice.
4a T.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-09-15

STILL AEorHER.-The grocery store of
o. N. GILLERT on Chestnut street, was
broken open few nights since by gang of
ruffains. The money draweriwas robbed of it
contents. We don't know to what amount.
After regulating the affairs of the grocery
to suit their ideas Of proprety, they left.
Neighbor HALL boasts of the jail being
without an occupant under the admirable
administration of Sheriff Couch, and other
fusion officers. A good reason for it. The
thieves and scoundrels are running at large,
and for ought we Gun see, are likely to con-
tinue in the work of plunder, unless we have
more efficient and vigilant public officers.
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R,he Deserfrd wife.

Mrs. Z. d. T. N. SoUTHwoETH, the dis
tinguished American authoress, has written
new work entitled "The Deserted WIFE,"
which will be published on Saturday, Sept.
22d. The fame of this brilliant aulhoress
is SO great that nothing need be said Of the
book, but to announce the name Of the wri-
ter. 1t is work full Of life aud beauty; the
scene is laid in the Southern States, and the
story gives life views and representations -
1t is work of interest and value.
Published and for sale by t. B. PETER
SON, 1O2 Chestnut st. Philadelphia. -ts .
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Louisa Russ I'll, Alyina Bartholomew and William
Bartholomew legal representatives Of Albert Barthoi
omew deceased. late Of Elkharts Walworth Co., Iowa,
nonreidents Of the State of Ohio, VIII TAXI notice that
on the Sd day of September, A. D4ls55, Frank ID.
Russell as administrator Of said Albeh, bartholomew,
deceased flied his petition in the Probat Court In the
Coluy OF Portage and State of Ohio; thR object aud
prayer which Is % be empowered to complete con-
tract in writing pade and entered into by said Albert
Bartholomew in his life time, to-wt: on the 18Th ay
of April 1885, with Lorenzo d. Bates, of AtwHter,
for the sale of certain tract lot Of land situate In
Atwater, Portage Co.. Ohio, being part oftbe sonih
east half mile center square, for S700, payable ii sta
ted periods thereafter which amount has been fully
paid up by said Bates, and Daniei lillyertn whom
said contract has beon assigned by said Bates The
prayer Of said peton is that said AGnuStrator may
be empowered by said Court to make Hillycr Deed n
said premises in pursuance of said compact. Tue
petition will be orhcarng the 2nd day of october,
A. ID. 1855. j. L. * ii. c. RANNEf,
SeutsnbeF :, 1855 "a Att'ys for Petitioner.
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THE CHoLERA.-Last year, on the 18th
Of September, year ago on the 18th inst,
the cholera broke out in Pittsburgh, and in
fifteen days thereafter about eight hundred
people had died of it. There is no appear
ance Of it yet this year, and we may hope to
escape from the scourge. We have had
cool and pleasant summer. with abundance Of
rain. Last year the summer was hot and
drv
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TlEACHERR'S EXAMTNATION.-Th

Applicants coming III aiter an! eNainn8toh mas COIN
menced will b1 expected to wait until tho next day Of
examination.
Each applicant will be expected to produce valid
celfcu,1 of moral character, unless acqunihtcd with
some member of the boHrd
Sine, winter schools need more competent teachers
tn. 1no st summer schools, much higher standard q"
Qualifications will ba requi.cdto ehtle applicants to
certificates than at th5 spring examinations.
Many who received ceIticatesth IN, will % rejected
this fail unless they show good degree of advance
ment. T.. ...... g..
We shall expect applicants not only to manifest
rca " efficient knowledge of the different branches but
they must also evinco by plain familiar explanations
competent skill to npar that knowledge to pupils
We give this timely notice of our purposes and de-
sigs IA order that all may be duly warned of what
awaits them. Let think of trying to procure ccr
lcates unless they can give good RATIONAL eXplana
ons of all tho geaGrdi elementary principles ofthe DIFF
ferent branches required by law
Especially do Teachers need Frightening up on read
ing, 0 rthography and grammer.
For your cakes We hope you will heed these sug-
gestions. = F1tGtHEIntiIl' ,ttHItI Dott"
sen,.4- PB CONANT. } Examiners.
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The Dog Law of Newark, which offers a
reward of fifty cents per head for the cap
ture of all vagrant ours, expired by limita'
ton last Friday. 1t had been in operation
since the 25th of June, during which time
four thousand were delivered into the hands
of the hound-keepcr-"Tray, Blanche and
Sweetheart, little dogs and ALL"
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~ 1t is believed that before the close o +
the next Congress both Kansas and Mime
sofa will apply for admission into the Union.
The late census. of the latter Territory shows
that she has already nearly the requisite pop
ulation, and the inhabitants of both are rap
idly increasing. Minnesota will, of course
come in free State, but how it will be with
Kansas remains to be seen.
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The Philadelphia Ledger notices decline
of ten per cent. in Camden & Amboy shares,
and 81 per cent in the bonds, in consequence
of the apprehension of heavy damages to
which the concern will be held subject, toy
the Burlington slaughter Of last week. The
shares stiff sell at $l3o!
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MISCELLANEOUS


T UCY z. BALDWIN, Lois Kaoif5oam,
WIn David BALDWIN, Rmerette Bald win, Timothy Bald
win and Lydia Baldwin, heirs at Law, aud legal rep
resenaves Of David Baldwin, late OF the county Of
Summit M the State Of Ohio deceased, VII lake notice
thatLyba Underwood Administrator Of the said David
Baldwin, deceased fled against them in the Court of
Probate, OF Portage county, Ohio on the 9Th day OF
September, A. d. ls55, his petition, which Is sin pen
ding in said sou the object and prayer thereof being
10 obtain from said court for said petitioner power
and authority 10 convey by deed To Samson Lee the
part OF said heirs and leg al representatives, certain
tage, being land conveyed by William Honney Will
aud wife to David Baldwin by decd dated March 5Ib,
s49 particularly described in said petition pursuant
10 the terms OF written contract entered into by the
said David Baldwin and the said Samson Lee on the I'd
day Of Aprit, A. u. 1853
Said cause will be for hearing before said Probate
court on the 10th day Of OctObsr A. D. 1855, at ten
O'Clock, A. NJ. J. l.. & II. C.RANNkf,
Ravenna, Sept. Is, ls5J-6-4w Att'ys for Pet'r.
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AEorHEH.-on the same night, the dwell
ling house Of JAMES LEFFISewELL, was al
SO entered by thieves. They were very bold
in their operations, going into the sleeping
room of Mr.. L. ana riling his pockets, and
committing other depredations.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. - #
The Atlantic and Great West Before Ransom Bra.
ern Rail Road company, dly, ESD JHstco oi
the eaNS VI
Nathaniel w Goodhue, township, Portage co.,
..-. Ohio.
On the 4th day ofSeptember, A D. 1857 sad Jus'iee
sued AN order of attachment in the above cause by
of plainti against the defendants for the sum OF
S2s4, TO- Said cause will be for hearing ON The daS
Of October, A. d. 1855, on which hearing tae Piahtn
will testify. }. Ia " n. y. ~ a.
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OF At the "Republican'' Convention III
Zanesvlle, on the 18th ult., the skulklng
Fusionists closed the doors against the out.
siders, thereby. verifying the truth that they
"love> darkness rather than light, because
their deeds are evil"
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LEGAL NOTICE.
A lvin Wood, plaintiff
against
yNT,II;,,,. Watt

Alvin Wood, plaintiff In the Court OF Common nlmtn
against fieas OF roTIase e"uh'!'
>Uosbinntnn Wait and Petition to foreclose in
George Plum, defendants terest in real estate;
The above named defendants are hereby nollnea'
that said plaintiff has filed in said court his petition SET
ting forth that on the 4h day of April 1888,
Waits contracted for certain real estate therein de
scrlbed with said George Plum for the sum of 5000
and that said contract for valuable
by lawful assignment has come to Palntl RON aa sa
Plum and tratthereis due from said defendants Wass
to plaintiff on said contract about the sum OF two nun
drcd and fifty dollars with interest," and praying a'
they be ordered to pay said amoant or IN DEFAULT cre
and applied to the payment of their indebtedness.
They are required to answer said petition ey me sO
3v.d Ear in said petition will be taken at the next
Term Of said court. MiCHAhh p 2 ~ q ~ ~
Sent 10, lS55-6-6w Attorhey i9E VI. Z iillntln ii
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G The aggregate amount of subscription
sent forward from New York, for the relief
Of the Norfolk Sufferers, is nearly one hun
dred thousand dollars.
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SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. IA. TUBES,
AH.3yaig:; Physician.


WILL be in attendance at his r0oms asfollows.
Observation-Disclosures House, Thursday and Friday
until 3 O'Clock, p NJ. Goth and 2iSt sep.
Akron--Em1irc House Wednesday, 18th Sep.
Warren-Gasiill House, Tuesday, 2Sih' Sep.
Cleveland--American House, Thursday ana Friday,
9th and 7th Sep.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases 0fthe Liver
Lungs, Kidneys or spleen, lnfAmmations, kheuma
tism sthna Shortness dleultt Ofbreath
ing Dyspepsia, dropsy, Weakness or Nervous disa
btlcs Restessness, Loss of appetite, Constipation
Dsrungemen Of the Stomach, BiousA fections, GRAY
ell White Swellings ,orany long standing are
invited to call. g.
bleets nor blters; norishe llomppathist; he never
uses Mercury, Arsenic Antimony orany olhermlneral
as medica agent;nor is he rhompsonian, he neither
seams or gives emotics His theory of diseases differs
from all others that have been adopted, but more
40 than his system oftreatment. He does not mar
sck to max WE'LL nOr down to build again. nor
allay any b! patchngup with ano-
Encouragamentis never given 'nbjcctmgthe patient
to expense, without reasonable hope OF success.
Persons afflicted with cancerous orscrouar JUNIORS
| or nj cars should read the following
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-09-15

o." OF twelve American surgeons who
have, within few weeks, gone out to Join
the bellgerant armies Of Europe, nine have
attached themselves to the Gar, and three
i9ined the Allies.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-09-15

0HHF The Hillsborough Gazette says that
Chase is left entirely out of the canvass in
that (HighIand) county, and that the contest
will be between Trimble and Medill.
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should read the follow
SeHp!
REFERENCE FOR THE LADIES.

REFERENCE FOR THE LADIES'.
Dr. TUsBs-Sir; II is low thirteen years that have
boon an invalid and nearly aslong patient oil some
of the best pbysicans Of Richmond and Wyandott
counties Failing in this WAS driven to the use OF
various patent balsans and exRectorants which served
merely to keep hope alive without restaring health.
When sutIerings were extreme lfelt that must do
something, and obtained prescription tror YOU more
through desperation than any settled ore
coyery. Your requirements were followed to the let.
ter aud the result has been far greater improvements
than have ever before experienced from oil other
modes oftreatment combined. That others may re-
ceive like benefits offer this for pupllcaon. from
the earliest part Of my sickness until recently have
suffered continually from female diseases, and te DIS
tressing which they gave rise Eight Years
ago was the subject lung fevef and subseGuehtYoi
chill fever since which timo have constant Gtuga.
and at times expectorated considerable quantities OF
blood and matter Night sweats were oecasionai! so
profuse that mornings my garments were dripping
With prespiration also endured much from paipita-
sion weakness irregular, unnatural appetite lnd'ges-
ton pain in my sido &c. began to improve 500"
after taking your medicine, and am now not only
changed in strength to new person. but am ria Of the
pais cough expectoraton and night s"eas, ana nave
4 very good appetite and digestion. , ,,,,,,,o,,
"a. H., To-,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-09-15

ft'7- The Canadians are demanding mu.
nicipal governments, universal suffrage, vote
by ballot, an elective Governor, and writ
ton constitution.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-09-15

OII3- 1t is rumored in New York that San
ia Anna is in that neighborhood, and has
made overtures for the purchase of Mr.. For
ests country residence.
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RurgIaries.

On last Wednesday night, ethe dwelling
house Of Rev. GEORGE MEssISoEK Of Ra-
VIENNA, was entered by burglars and robbed
of property amounting in value to $50 or
$40. No clue has yet been obtained as to
the whereabouts of the thieves.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TEETH Z TEETHII

nOCT. SPELMAN would inform the cit
~ izens OF Portage CoanGy that he has returned 10
Bavenna, and tted up rooms over Doctor Swifs Drug
Store for the praefce Of is profession, where he will
be hgppy to wan on bis old frsnds, and as many new
ones as will favor him with Lheir patronage.
DOct. S. has had more experience than any other
Dentist In this vicinity, and much any In
senee he has conc In contact With and learned thu
manpulatiOns OF some 81 the most distinguished D3n
lists IN the Unon that he considers himself bette
qualified for the practice Of his profession than II
kad remained In RaVenna. Stili he learns wi
great satisfaction 10 HIMSELF that the WORK which
yearer, and some OF it has stood the test Of man
years.
There are gold Filings In this county which be inser-
ted more than eight years ago. which to all
are asgOod asif inserted but yesterday. The sanle is
true Ofhis artificial teeth, and he rgisr the needy
TO hundred persons, who think their artificial quite
as good as the natural organs.
DOct S. prdes himself ON being one Of the gerry Jep
successful manufacturers OF incorruptible mineral
teeth, in Ohio. And we'll he may, as this branch OF
the profession is yeti SO little Understood, though
now taught In every Dental College in the Union
contour well imparting character and indHidu-
ality 10 the teeth. .,..e.
Doct s. Is now permanently located In Raveuna,
where he can be consulted Uith0Rt charge; and his
prices for work will be found reasonable as that OF
any renuabie Dentist In the country, but he will not
byh lists, who are "whpping the cat' from door to
door of whom charge exorb;antp prices for work
t is absolutely worthless, nay, positive injury u
tho patient, while another class, who have sense
nough to know their inability, content with any
price which they can obtain for their services, which
oad very dear 10 the patient Il rendered gratni
| Ously. .2@ B. I. SPELMAN.
| Rtverua. gust Ist, 1855. Iy.
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0rF Thomas +. Meagher was admitted to
the New York bar in the Supreme Court at
on Tuesday, by special order.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TOHN B. RATHBURN will take notice,
J that Nehemiah Webster the 17th day ~ August,
A. D, 1855, flied against him in tho court of C0rmnn
Pleas of Portage County, Ohio, his petition, Tie OBJ
10 execute aud deliver 10 said Webster, ad1jl Ui gen
eral warranty, Of village lot number thirty-two '3S)
in the village of Harris0n in said county Of Portage
Said John B. Rathburn is therefore hoIhed, hai he IS
required to answer said petition filed against him in
said cause on or before the 18th day Of November,
A. D. 1856 OF in default of such answer said petition
will be taken confessed, and decree entered ac-
cordingly J l.. RANNEY,
Rnysnna SetI g. lS55-5.6y Atty for Petitioner.
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DIVER HOUSE.

ID ,oytase county, Ohio. The proprietor Ia thank
for the liberal patronage of the public in time past
andhe hopes to dessrsea Continuance Of av9r 70
t,rre Good Accommodations for rtFayeers atan numee.
Good stables and plenty Of feed. ~
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-09-15

o. Anderson, the Democratic candidate
for Congress from Washington Territory,
was elected by eighty four majority.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-09-15
I1ODGFIS- SPRING BED--These beds

IkODGES. SPRING BED--These beds
~ are universally liked by all who have tried them.
Some are nowbeing used in this village and they are
spoken of in the highest terms especially by the in
yalids who have used them. Read tho following from
those who have tried them thoroughly:
We take pleasure in expressing our high and un-
qualified appreciation of its merits, and very cheerful
y commend it the most healhfal and luxurious Dea
we have ever used. And we regard these beds as
really cheap article, being sold at less than half the
price of first class spring mattresses to mos. OF winch
they are decidedly superior, not only ~ por@6Elty
but uthexibilty elasticity. They cheaper than feath
crs aud neomparably better.-L Hon. o. Clark ana
others, Springfield o.
These beds can be found Mt Griffin and Vance ware"
''''A' '''''> GRIFFIN g. VANCE. p
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Lu'hs. Day Civil , action in attachment.
George W. DYED Asf~+
Notice is hereby given that nttachment was issued
At NV instance, by James Collins Esq, Justice Of
The peace orthe township Of Ran dolPh in the county
tha snm Of biryfour dollars and twentyfour cents,
against George w. Dye, non resident debtor.
san@nst SstS 1s55-5.3w LUTHER DAY.