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The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

4 fRoFEssIoSAL.-I. &. Jones, Surveyor and Civil
Engineer has opened Office North side Lower Plaza
like" has the reputation Of being very accomplished
mathematician. and as far are capable of judg-
ing, be deserves it,
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

The FOURTH preparations making here for the
celebration 1T the Fourth most Of folks going Wis
iting thatday som to Forest City and Others to Monte
Cristo, where Mr.. Southworh gives party in the eve
ming, which will be graccd by the youth and beauty of
that lofty village which stands higher 10 the estimation
Of travellers than any other in the country
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

SOMEBODY saysa new work, entitled Volney's Ruins
bound in hemp will be issued in San Francisco, about
tine time certsin great general gets through with his
labors thercI -. -.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

A party of ladies and gentlemen will visit Sierra
Valley next month-"Obd Block" among the rest. "Old
Block always about where there are pretty women.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28
License eotice.

LII persons doing business Sierra County, who are required to
are hereby required procure the same be-
Suy ISL looo AN parties delinquent that day
10 10, HS.o1o'"S 70 Ns"' BENZ. GREEN,
's"A'S" Treasurer Sierra Co.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

II was reported the other evening that the Soop of
War Flying Duchman" had anchored in the csterr
Lower Plaza, and was about to lombard the town.
The report was untrue
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

hAScHEs.--lf the proprietors Of the various ranches
in this neighborhood will give us some account of what
they are growing we shall be obliged for the informa-
finn =
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28
Dissolution of Co.nartnersh;n

Oisso1utlon OF C0-partnefshlp.
copartnershp existing between the
IN the steam sawl and Lumber business day dissolved
by mutual consent JAMES MCQUEEN and JOHN Nash having
sold their entire interest JASPER INGRAM and GOODRIE
who authorized all debts against the
'ae n'"' JASPER INGRAM.
NJ, ~.. o.. J. A. GOODRIGE,
je2l-lm JOHN NAsI N'
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

Col. BAKER did not lecture Saturday evening as he
promised. He had business below. We don't admire
the Coils law and order notions, but having, heard
much of his eloquence. We wanted to hear him go!
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28
Notice

hereby given that the undersigned will application the
Board Supervisors Sierra County
Board for the right Wagon Road from
Bar to the County line on the road to Camptonvl.e
JOHN WELLMAN.
0oooJeal . oar, June totn, 1906 je2l.4t
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

COOK q 20. have been prodisal of exchanges this
week-they are always so, and do good business be-
sides.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

AHE slrrng events of the past week are already 60
iaml'ar to our readers that think proper to omit
recapitulation from the extras.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28
Arrcst of Judre Terry.

The Sacramento Union is nearly always good au-
thorty on matters Of divers opinion In relation to
the Justification Of Judge Tery' conduct the Union
says:
"From the beginning of the unfortunate difficulty
D. s. Terry has seemed to act as 1t determined
to drive the issue oa bloody abtrament He has from
the first denounced the movements ana all concerned IN
it. To him and his influence in our OPINION were the
people indebted fer plan to make case by insulting
the writ of ha5eas corpus, apply to General WOOL and
the isueing of that mischicf-maklng proclamation.
Though man Of acknowledged integrity. Judge Terry
is known as one Of ardent feelings, OF dctatoria spirit
when aroused and disposed to drive people when he nds
himself unable to leadthem In case OF the kind under
consideration no man could be unsafe adviser.
But aside from this, neither ne nor Judge Murray
should have ever said word to Gov Johnson about
the matter They constitute the highest judicial tribunal
in the State and might be called upon to decide ques-
ons Of law arising out the San Francisco transactions
ence it public outrage tor them to mnge them
selves up in this excitement Why Judge Terry in
San Francisco? His business is here his court is here his
family is here, and here Judge Terry should have re-
manned unless he determined to force bloody issue
by his own act in San Francisco"
Here We have Supreme Judge descending from
the highest tribunal of the commonwealth, and going,
into Bowe. Practice in defence of friend Of very
questionable reputaton-so much so that the Vigi-
lance Committee thought his presence dangerous to tie
city.
We have no doubt Judge Terry very sincerely re-
pents of having left his. business in Sacramento. And
these hotheaed belligerent people the judges to
whom apply to have the decisions OF such men
as Judge Sears rexsssed or confirmed! God help US !!
"HUrcHINGs' CALIFORNIA MAGAz1NE.-Fr the
publisher, and verv great favor-a most excellent
and valuable publication The article of most interest
to our people is sSketc from Life" by Alice, our
Sierra Valley correspondent. 1t is true description
of winter scene among the settlers in the Serras-
Only brief quotation
II awoke the first morning. remember, to find my bed
with about two inches of for outside counter
pane which had been drfted by the wind through these
'.chinks'' But my noble, generous brother, and my
ingenious aid. soon effected a remedy. Taking
boiling water he thawed the ground and made mortar,
which handed to him, as he daubed it upon and
the crevces Of the house. We began to feel quite grand
in snowey location. sal at nj hall. beside
big fire. roaring in huge cabin fire place, and which
reflected heat and light to our little household
The whole sketch is literally true; we know the To-
cality, and dramatic persona.
These are the women fit, for the Pioneers wives,
who quail not when the stornspir is wrestling with
the forest monarchs and the noblesl of these
ALICE
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

Mr. Ubbles Grafton before the Masons at Forest
CITY Is said to have been very eloquent. Very sorry
that we did not hear it.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

AroLoGr-We owe apology to the Committee
Of Invitation. for not awaiting earsef Of their kind in
vitation to attend the Masonic Celebration at Forest
City. Tuesday morning is busy time with us, and
when We got ready tn go not qladruped could be
found diseugaged the gentlemen w therefore, please
consider our absence by means voluntary. We
have the satisfaction of knowing that the press was
crcdtaby represented, in the person Of our friend
Campbell, who will give good account OF the days
proceedings.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

STONE CoAL-John Bradburn has discovered an ex-
tensive vein of Stone Coal on the South Fork The
backsmiths pronounce it good-shsll examine it next
week.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

"WHEN WILL Tomorrow CONE ?"-"Annie's" poetry
on the first page worthy of the authoress of "The
c.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

LANGroN's PIONEER EXPRESS, Marysvle, has furn
shed US full and valuable files this week.; for whcl
they have our thanks.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

MR. HAxrER is thanked for box of the finest cigars.
has superior and tobacco in addition
to other cheap and excellent goods.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28
RANCH FOR SALE.

THE property known the "GALLOWAY RANCH situated on
the ridge between Forest City Downevle,
given immediately The property contains 100
acres with ten enclosed. large
Hotel frame Stable and Engrant Road
from the Downievile Pass o Marysvile Nevada.
The above will be sold popreors are de-
srous leaving the State For terms, apply the premises
READ & NEWMAN.
Galloway Ranch, June 10, 1885, ie2itf
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28
WRIGHT. BRAMLEY g. CO.,

WRIGHT. BRAMLEY g. CO.,
EALERS IN PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, &c. &C., daily
~ cevg large supplies and constantly hand Provisions,
Liquors. consisting Sherry, Madeira Caret,
Sauerne and dk Wines Alcohol Holland Gn and Brandy Of
following brands Native Tgg Pnet Dupuy Durand,
Otard, Sazarac and real Pony.
Shelf Hardware Carpenters Miners Tools Manila
and Trred Rope Blocks Cable Chan Derrick Irons Boots Shoes
Clothing Crockey and Glassware all of which offered cheap for
sash and short approved credit. e7-H
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

CoL. Taylor has again laid under obligations for
'aVors-with him it is matter of every day occur
renee
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

NICARAGUA STEAMSHIP CoNP ANY.--We are in receipt
Of free ticket to and from the Atlantic States on the
Nicaragua Steam Ship Companys ne--from z. X
Garrison Co., agents, San Francisco. For this ex-
traordinay kindness beg those gentlemen to accept
our very grateful acknowledgements.
The m,red condition of our affairs will net permit US
to decamp Immediately. but sometime during the sum-
mer we shall set face eastward through the kindness
o. our unknown friends.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

:. IHE Wide West gives Billy Mulligan's autograph;
It is this ID
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28
T. II. FLETCHER & CO.

I. q. q CU.,
w WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS in Provisions, Groceries,
w Clothing, Hats Boots and Shoes
Crockery Blasting Powder Duck Rope, Blocks
Derrick Irons Miners Tools Wines Liquors. at their old Store
Main street, opposite Lower Plaza.
Co. having enjoyed liberal share of the
melville and vicinity hope be able patron
from miners and the public generally
for sale large of the quality goods
ing them at the lowest market prices
Every article sold will be warranted to be
Goods packed to distance less than twenty miles,
charge. je7-n
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

OHEAf.-Hotchings' Magazine only two bits; and
well worth the money.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

Our new Sheriff and his deputies have their hands
full of business at the Of their career
and very faithfully are they attending to their duties
The appointments of Frank Proctor, George A. Davis
from Rabbit Greek, and james Dixon, were merteL!
and judicous.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

IN with notice. the undersigned begs leave to
his thanks the liberal heretofore bestowed
him. would be pleased all his old friends and
toners at his location je7t1 HORACE BEACH.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

GEN. ALLEN. of the Sacrameneo American. is grum
bling about not getting our paper again. Ran all
over the city, with the thermometer at 80 degs., to find
a copy" Mighty strange We send divers copies
down there, to Gardner & Kirk and in particular
to the American, by Pacific Express.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

Bowling Alley Fixtures for Sale,
NOMPRS1NG Alley Iron Stauncheons Balls in excellent
~ condition handsome Chandelier large Stove agatee Table
&C. to be sold cheap for cash. Apply to MCDONNELL
je23t Sierra Saloon D,rpan Flat
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

INsuLrEp D1cNIrY.--Three several reprobates--
Frank Proctor, Joe. McKibben and John Craycroft--
have asked u.s. confdentaly "whether the free ticket
teAdered US by the Nicaragua Steamship Co., came
through the agency and anxious socitude Of the Vs
lance Comm,tfee?"
q Has anybody got double-barreed shotgun to
loan ?-one that scattsrs?
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

"Feller Citizens !" I'm about to divide my subject
into three parts viz-z-zz-zz Whars Billy Mulligan
WLar's t p.tent ballot box? And whars the law.
and-order troops 10 f-oms "F-el!-e-r Citizens!
let's i,cker!''
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

MAnYsyILLE INQuIRER.-This little paper, under
the charge of Mr. MANrz, is destined to enlarge its
borders there is and spirit in it now. 1t used to
be under the charge of law aad order man, but Mr..
Ball found it necessary to send him away to be ground
over. This presume, is the first Of the reaction
we read of!
Please get the Inquirer and read it, you will find it
bold, and manly. Send exchange resula, ly
friend b.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28
For Sa e.
Ottce.

Notice.
MR. HORACE BEACH, late of Cheesman Co.. 6tA
lfl inst, admitted a partner in our firm.
WM. HAWLEY co.
Marysvile, May 90 1856.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

DECLINED THE HON0R.-We are informed that
military appointment in the law-and=murder army was
rendered Hon. JouN d. ScFLLEN, which that gentleman
had the dignity and good sense to refuse For this
manly act Mr. Sceen should be sent back to the State
Senate. When the people vote again they will want
to kn W who was for against them-they will remem
Der the antecedents Of candidates
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

PREcEpENTs.-The Union publishes extracts from
an old Philadelphia paper Of 1894 in which "Shays
Rebellion'-or as we in good old Pennsylvania. used
to call it, "Whskey Insurrection"-is the burden
Of the editors song. Poor, old fellow he was good
lawandorder in his day, but he has gone to DUST
The sentiments of Thomas Jefferson, expressed at the
time, may throw damper on the enthusiasm OF many
OF the "Jefersonian School, who will perceive that
"times clanye and We change with them."
"God forbid Mr. Jefferson wrote, I'VE should ever be
twenty years without such rebellion After again m
sstng that the insurrecton had grown OF msappre
hensons the part OF the people, he added If they
remain quiet under such misconceptions it is lehargy
the torerunner OF death to the public liberty. What
country preserve its liberties if its rulers are not
warned from time to time that the people preserve the
spirit OF resistance? Our Convention The means the
Convention to frame the Federal constitutional has been
too much Impressed by the nsurrecton in Massachusetts,
and on the spur OF the moment they setting up kite
to keep the hen-yard in order.'"
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1856-06-28

"CIrIZEN, San Francisco, endorsed by the Pacific
Express Co., can have it all his own way; no "nore
questions axed!''
"WHEN WILL Tomorrow CONE ?"-"Annie's" poetry
on the first page worthy of the authoress of "The
= Secret"
A party Of ladies and gentlemen will visit Sierra
Valley next month-"Od Block" among the rest. "Old
Block Is always about where there pretty women
Mr. Dibbles oration before the Masons at Forest
City said to have been very eloquent Very sorry
that we did not hear it,
COOK Co. have been prodi5a of exchanges this
~eek-they are always so and do good business be-
sides.
hAScHEs--lf the propretors Of the various ranches
in this neghborhood will give us some account of what
they are growing we shall be obliged for the informa-
tiOn.
MR. HAxrER is thanked for box of the finest cigars
superior stock ofcgars and tobacco in addition
to other cheap and excellent goods,
Col. TAYLOR has again laid lis under obligations for
iavors-with him it is a matter of every day occur
renee.
HE Stirring events Of the past week are already go
familiar to our readers that think proper to omit
recapitulation from the extras
The Wide West gives Billy Mulligan's autograph;
It is this: %
CHEAr-Hatchings' Magazine only two bits; and
well worth the money
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-25
TO THE FARMERS,

The undersigned informs the farmers OF Bed
ford and adjoining counties, that he has made
arrangements by which he can furnish, TO those
desiring, the latest improved and best .fGRI-
Cultural LNPLE.nENT'S Of the day,
embracing Scou'S "Ltile Giant Corn and Cob
Grinder, guaranteed TO grind from to / ; bush
els Of feed per hour with one horse-Potts'
Corn Stalk Gutter and Crasher, warranted t0
cut from 100 10 so bushels Of feed per hour
Hay and Straw Cutters, in variety Wheat
Drills and Corn Shelters, which are unsurpassed
f3r cheapness and quality Cultratofs, Horse
Hoes. Cider-mills, &c. &c In short, every
utensil nspd in or about a farm. Visiting to
avoid all imposition, each machine sold hy him
viii be warranted 10 work as represented, or
no sale; and, as these machines are procured in
most cases directly from The Pairntees and Man
ofaciurers, the purchaser will be secure in the
right Of using.
Prices viii BE- as moderate, and, 10 some IN
stances, less than the same machines can be
procured singly from the Manufacturer.
as the demand is very great Tor ihr two first
named machines, orders should be given sooB
by those wishing 10 purchase.
WILLIAM HARTLEY.
June 90. 1S56-6m.
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY l. FARM
FOE SAFE.

The subscriber of-rS for sale his Mill Proper
ty, situate IN Licking Creek Township, Fulton
county, one half-mllr north Of the Turnpike
Road and six miles west of McConnelSburg. -
The Mill is nearly new, is large, and we'll fin
ished, has overshot wheels, four run OF stones,
three Of which are Bars. metal gearing, and
al! necessary machinery for custom or M1r-
chant work, and is capable of doing large bu-
s!npss.
The Mansion or Mill tract contains pa acres
and allowance, patented land. 100 of which are
cleared, principally good bottom land, suitable
for meadow plough land The improve
ment, a good Dwelling house, large Barn,
AIlrr's house, Stables, &C, all built within
ievyears and in gooi repair
u Also one tract Of timber land, adjoining the
above, containing 2S3 acres and allowance,
considerable part of which might be cleared,
being land Of good quality.
Also small piece OF land adjoining the FIRST
mentioned tract, containing SIX acres, purchas-
ed for a water right.
As the subscriber resides over thirty miles
from the above property, he will srll it 10" and
on easy terms: a considerable portion Of The pur
chase money can remain on interest, If desired
for a number OF years.
Possession will be given lst April next.
!. For further particulars address the subscriber,
PattousyilIe P. @. Bedford County, PA.
JOS. b. NOBLE.
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MRS. II. GOODXEEE'.
NlLLINER, BEDFORD Pa.

IS prepared TO furnish Ladies and Misses with
every variety of SPRING AND SUMNER
BONNETS, on the most favorable terms. She
has Just received from the City large and ee-
CANT assortment Of Bopnets, Flats, &C., which
she is prepared to trim SO as 10 suit The taste Of
the purchaser. She keeps constantly on hand
Bonnet Silks, Ribbons, Flounces, Lac"s. and all
other trimmings, to which she respectfully in
vites the attention of the Ladies of Bedford
and vicinity. She also keeps Bonnets ready
trimmed. From long experience in the busi-
ness, she feels satisfied that she can please all
who favor her with their custom, both as to
style and price. Thankful for the fattering
encouragement heretofore received, she asks a
continuance of the patronage of the public.
Bedford. MAY %, ls56-ly.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-25
DiGUERREOTEPES
A ND A M 3 r O TYPE s

REA DER have YOU ever heard OF GETTY s.
inimItabIe Daguerreotyprs Ii not 20 at once
10 his Saloon and see tor yourself: and If you
want likeness Of yourself or friends, as true
as Nature and Art combined can makr it, that
is the place to get it. If you want picture
put up in the most approved style and Of the
best materials-or. in short, If you want the
worth of your money in splendid Daguerreo-
type or An5rotype, 90 to
TTYS,
as be is the only Artist in Bedford County who
can take the new style Of Daguerreotypes and
AnlhrotyPes.
He spares no pains 10 give full satisfaction,
and permits no picture to 60 out until be is con-
tidput that il will do So Having Just returned
frou the East, he IS IN possession Of all the late
improvements in the Art, ami can assure his
patrons that he can furnish them with style of
pictures not taken By any other person in the
County.
Rooms at the <sExcbange BulIding," or Odd
Fellows Hail, Immediately above the store of
Mr.. a. 3. Cfamer.
T. R. GETTYS, JR.
June 6. 1886.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-25
SCHOOL I!

GEO. SiGAFOOS, thankful fpr the patron
age received 10 the past, would respectfully an
nonnce TO the citizens Of Bedford aud vicinity
that be will commence thr Cd Quarter Of his
School, on the lth day of@August next, in the
Lecture-roem of thp Lutfferan Church, which
will be neatly fitted up forsthat purpose No
pains will be spared to advance bis pupils in
their studies, and strict attention will BE- even
TO their morals and health. Terms of tuition
per quarter as herrtotorr. Primary $500
Pfahcal $500 Mathematics and Natural Sci-
encps $500. 81
July %, 1856.
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G1TN0 HUMBEG.---H. II. HuTZ'S CELEBRA-
TED letter Wash, is the only safe and sure remedy
ever discovered for curing the letter, Ring worm,
and all eruptions of the Skim 1t is 80 inlssble a
remedy, that perfect in all eases OF letter is
guaranteed If attenfiyrIg applied In ordinary cases
bottle will be snticrn 10 perfect cure In bad
cases, with letter OF long standing, more will be
required Price p crGts per bottle, For sale DR..
D. +. Reamel's Bedford April -, ls56-ly.
gg~A SECRET FOR TIE LAplES-HOW TO
PRESERVE BEAUTY.-Don't use Chalk, Lily
White, or any Of the so-called cosmetics 10 conceal
a faded or sallow complexion.
If you would have the roses brought back 10 yonr
cheek clear, healthy and transparent skin and life
and vIgor infused through the system, get bottle of
Carriers Spanish Mixture, aud take il according to
directions II does not taste quite wei! as your
sweet-meats but, if after few doses you do not
find your health and beauty reviving, your step elias
tic aud vigorous, the whole system refreshed and IN
vigorated like Spring morning, then your case is
hopeess aud all the valuable certificates we possess
20 for nought. II is the creates, purifier OF the
blood known is perfectly harmless, aud at the sane
time powerfully eticacious.
See advertisements
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Great Cure Of Piles.

CAMDEN, \. J., March l2tlAlS55
Dear Silt is with much pleasure that take this
opportunity OF informing you Of the great benefit /
have derived from the of few bottles OF II0oE
iaUd's German Bifeys.'' For nnalber Of years |
have been >orely and severely afflicted with pain
IA the stomach attended by severe attacks OF the
PIes, for which tried great many remedies, bat
without alording any relief. Being advised to
use the Gc,m0R Bfttcrg. did So using in connexions
for the Piie>, your Spikined Oi"tmept, and / now
inform you that they have entirely cured me and
stored me 10 hpalth, and would advise all the afiic-
ted 10 use your valuable medicines. &c.
Respectfully yours, MARGARET REPSHER,
No. 45 Plum street, Camden, n. J.
DR.. c. NJ jackson, Philadelphia
See adYrr isenrnf.
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JOS. b. NOBLE.
July is, 1886.
STORE PROPERTY AND DWELLING FOR
SALE,

\ GOOD CHANCE FOR BUSINESS MEN.
The subscriber Wishes 20 sell his store prop
eriy at West End. 1t is DECIDEDLY one Of the
best country locations for business in Bedford
County, beng situated on the Glade Turnpike
at the crossings of four public thoroughfareS,
and in the midst of good timber country,
within Z miles oil the Connelsrille Rail Road.
The improvements consist Of Store-roou, with
a comfortable and convenient dwelling attach
ed--stabling and warehouse, with other neces-
saiv out-buldings, together with a blacksmith
and wagon-maker shop, also l6 acres Of Land,
or more if lequired, This property will BE-
sold cheap and on accommodating terms. Pos
session cal; be had on the Isl day OF October.
For further particulars apply to Robert Fyan,
Bedford, or the subscriber at Juniaa Mills,
Bedford County. Pa.
LEWIS y. FYAN.
July IL 1856
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Caters and Shoes.

The subscriber would announce II The public
that he has Just received, and viii constantly
keep, an assortment Of Grntlrrnen's City mad.
CATERS and Shoes, also Misses and children
Shoes, whicb he viii sell as low as they can be
bought any where else, and viii sew all rips
gratis. As he has but small profit on thts.
Shoes, all sales must be cash.
He continues to carry on the Boot and Shoe
making Business il all its branches al his old
stand, and IS prepared to accommodate. in thr
best manner, all who favor him with CALI
Thankful for past favors, he hopes 10 merit and
receive continuance Of the same
VIVA. CLAIR.
Bedford Inlv Is 1916