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PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE.
80 C. SCHMITT x. STARK. =

H e1,.t-l. First Street. Near Maia-, 81 .
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURING.
ME to cali the attention Of our old custom er
w and of everybody in want Of elegant and dessr
able Furniture to our and very rel Patterns
Sofas, S0cahes Divans Elizabeth and laror Chairs,
and in Hair Cloth, Plush and Brocatei which will be
ready for inspection in few, days.
Every article in the Upholstery Line is made under
personal supeFinte'fience and expre SLY for the
City Trade. We make II aim to sell as cheap as
any house in the West, and all weask is: give calf
before You go and spend your money abroad.
apr " 80 c. SCHMiTT' n sfARKs
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FEVER AND AcyE!a
Ouinine substitute or Nerve Tonic

gWyHIS we'll known remedy, discovered by NY late
partner, DE-. G. Lee rs, i a sure cure Ter the
ais,ve n, er. Headache ard all other Nervous AZ
fections II contains no Qunne. A1senic, or other
injurious ingredients II streng;htrs The system.
PEPTICS and those affected with Weakness in any
part OF the system Is is especially rtconnerded to
females troubled with Falling OF the " pII One bot
tie IL sufficient in most cases, where the Directors are
S,llowef cersfncaes re furnished rom Si parts
Sold NV the Druggists generally, iiyJLH. HA-
lard wholesale Druggist, and cole proprietor, III
Maiden Lane, New York. kseRt2l-SmwJ
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.rn4h MISGEjlL ANEUUs.nr89
STORAGE WANTED.

NVYE are prepared to store in orr Fire Proof Ware
~ house any quantity of Graia, Produce, or Mer-'
chandize, on the mos liberal terms.
Having large and airy up stairs, particular care
will be taken Of Household Furniture, Agricultural
implements and all kinds of goods wares liable TO
damage from damp or rust, -
insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates, byth
month, or longer, when desired. = -
Warehouse located corner of Locust street and w
and r. Canal, and most convenient for shipping by
River or Railroad Apply to 20. FOSTER co.
: apes. o. b 30 ~ -. 7s -.f-. + - ,-s--s
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uDOPLAR LATHS.-.r.,f.r ef
il 10000 Cut Poplar Laths, three and four feet
- JOHN r. GLOvEh, i.
augs-d&wlml Corner Of Main and 9TH streets
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Cases,
And almost every article used in Daguelreoty ping
AmhrotypiHg. -
0rlers from operators promptly filed and forwarded
at n small advance on Eastern prices. 49,
~ We are constantly receiving fresh supplies Of
articles enumerated above, and others usually kept in
Drug Stores, and every article sold by US is warranted
to be pure fresh and genuine.
cy Particular attention paid TO filing Physicians
orders, and orders rom country stores. We invite
those wishing articles in line tn call orsend and
give satisfaction both IN reea 20 quail
ity and price, = p, HsIIOCE& STQDDARD,
myl-iy'5f No. = Main sreet, Evansville, Ind.
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EXTE beg TO call the attention OF the public to tn
w following sworn certificate frvsn one Of GU
%G e ss S yaE s a, sher
formerly gurfnaker i'm Philadelphia:
DIR. DUPKIE-pear Sir:--I hereby certify that have
have used lsbo,les Of Barnes Pile Lotion, and every
thing else could hear Of, but all To effect Tor they
did me little or no good, About two months since,
commenced using your valuable remedies for the Piles,
and have the happiness 70 say that they have had the
desired effect, IA they have Of this most dis
ressing complaint. consider this almost miracle,
f@r am now :, yeits 81 age. sinSeTey recommend
Signed, = 10 la. L. VALE,
..t.la .l..l. -, NO. % Franklin street,
State Of New-York, }ao:. , 3. .al->
New J oEs ,, Cry and County,
and Cor the City ard County, and { Notary Public in
aud for the State Of New ork, do hereby certify that
on 1e p gay Vale e e %e veil kno Tho eSg bS m
duly sworn. did deposeand say that the contents ethe
m S%ft Sf s%S 10Y RsR se
office the aiA day s 56Ss gsFPii' l e. 'fiAwnEScr
4 = Commissioner Of Deeis and Notary Public, =
challenge eedeitsuiy ~ tie the fni s state.
to froduce remedy equal to Dr. Duyrfe's Tolerated
Reuelies for external internal Piles. 50censs per
box: Office g Nassau street New York. will be
BY mall e aE part q the Th es Sold BY all
N.B.-An Agent wanted, terms cash. - via
s-IHor DR.. DUPkIE's PILES .ssaqs I.
Are unrivalled for purifying me blood being an efec-
tual remedy for Internal lfcs salt Rheum, Ring
Worm, Sc. 900 reward Mllhe Paid toany person that
eaen mani Il a P y tRe "a United
states. 20 cents per bpx Principal office 81 Nassau
street, New York, and for sale by alrespecabs drug
sEuITRoPEAS PsTESr MEDICINE OFFICE,
loo, t.teffrt &c NISSAN street, New York. - /
| s.ir.---f.- sf WI. j. REDPATII CO.. Z
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!. AFFLICTED. READ THIS. ''7
Miraculous cure made on one of the citizens Of Ma

MACON, April 2 1857
had fall, spraincd my shoulder and was sfflicted
for eighteen days, and lost the of my arm, and
could not raise my hand to my head and hearing of
the wonderful cures eftectedby Detrths Electric OIL
and by one application Of ii was enabled raise nv
hand to my head and take off my hat Thank God
am well, and cheerfully recommend IL To ell the
afflicted, Interpretation was made before a hundred
persons. Yours, truly,
W pa .'' 81" fSicned.l A-JORDON .
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lNLARIFIEp SUGAR.
septs4fI I III W PRESTON BROS!
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MEDICAL. G1H L

HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
Highly Concentrated Compouna
re- Fluid Extrct Buchu. iT
70, Diseases IF the B'adder, Kidneys, Grs.s
iDropsy, Weaknesses, Distractions, Secret
Diseases, Female Complaints, and all
lf Diseases Of the .Serual Organs,
Arising from Excuses and Imprudencies in lre an.
removing all Improper Discharges from the Bladder,
Kidneys, or Sexual Organs, whether existing in
sef-,s MALE OR FEMALE, ~
From whatever causethey may have orfginA,-.,
And no Matter how long standing,
Giring Health and Tiqor to the Frame, and
Bloom to the Pallid Cheek.
JOY TO THE TED!!.
II cures Nervous and Debilitaied Sufferers, and re-
4 IndlspostlOn .f $50, =
| to Exertion, Loss Of "- -
rDfisulty Of, Br.- 'i.,s
| 49, ear ssal We MsssENness, nor Dis
full IIcnorof Death, Night Swsais, Cdid Feet
Isssu stH n q xGS ksDsS;
ten Enormous Appetite with Dyspeptc symptoms, Ho,
Hands, Flushing OF the Body, bryness ofthe skin,
PAID pn O mt % and ErRp.n e ~, the Face
before the Eyes, with Temporary
| 4n a. Snfiusi0n and Loss Of Sight; qi,
-. go , Want of Attention; Great 1850.
| 't- Mobility; Restiessness,
% e. f-Ji with Horror Of So .3
-sI .t-1 p ciety: No,hins faiar
srable To such Patients, than solitude, and nothing
more dread for fear of themselves; no
| " a,u kepcse of manner, no Ear
nestmess, no Specu-
4 ff.f 1rfr httion, but ahur- II rfi
| rs . lyri $50 rea uarsita-s f1.ii e.t .yG-
| ..a., : ,.or, o,. ,, disn ., ,..~ t.ifiiH
Thesesymut0ns il allowed 20 go or-whch shis mo
ER, FATUfTy, AND EPfLEPr1c Ffrs-in one Of which
the patient NAV expire Who say thatthese excess.
not often followed by those dreadf 81 diseases
INSANITY AND coSsuNPTIoSl The records Of the An.
SUMPTION, ample witness 10 the truth cf these as
| sertions. In Lunatic asylums the NOT meiap.
choly exhibition appears, The counenance Is .~tuai.
" sodden and almost desffue-neither mirth or rries
ever visits it. Should sound Of Z voice occur, il il
rarely ariicrlate. ~ "a
l. with woeful measures wan despair; "a
Low sulien sounds his grief becuiled'
Debility Is most terrible, and hasbrought q onsano,
upon Thousands to unmely graves; thus ba ting the
ambition Of many nop!e youths. 1t can be c,red by
| the use OF this 81. ...f- ~ .l
aa INFALLIBLE REMEDY. VI
Ifyou are suffering with any the above dstressns
ailments, the Find Extract Ruchu will cure you.
Try IL and he convinced cf its efficacy
Beware Of Qrack Nostrums and Quack Doc.
tors, who falsss sers & abilities and references.
and money ard exposure, Ivy sending or calling for
bottle ofi this Popular aud Specific Remedy 49,
lit alays all pain aud inflammation rs perfectly plain
pleasanti In s tisr and odor, but immediate in It's
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Hard Of Hearipg-A Love Story.


\ young Jonathan once courlcd tho
daughter of an old man that lived down
East, but, forsooth, was more capricious
than limited in hearing, rs the sequel will
show
1t was stormy night in tho des of
March, if mistake not, when lightning5
and loud peals OF thunder answered. thun-
der, and Jonathan sa. 10y the old mans
tre-slc, discussing with the old lady, OliS
intended mothcr-in-law) on the cxpeLcn-
cy ofa,king the old mans permission to
marry"Sal." Jonathan resolved to "pon
il" to the old man next day. Night pass
ed and the dawn Of another day the old
man WAS found in his barn lot feeling his
PIGS, aud Jonathan resolved to ask for
Sal.
Scarce had minute clapsc'l, after Jona
than made his resolution, ere hu bid the
old man good morning." Now Jona
than's heart beat n,w he scratched his
head, and ever and anon gave birth to II
p"nsivc yawn--.Jona.llan declared he'd IS
licI take ''thirty-onc straps" II, to n~k the
"uld man but said llc aloud TO himself,
however, her goes it, u faint heart never
won fair girl, aul addressed the old man
thus
81 say, old man l want 10 marry your
daughter"
"Iou want to borrow my halter.
would loan it to you, Jonathan, but my svn
has taken it and gone to nill.'
J"na,lan putting his mouth close to the
old mans car, AMI speaking in u defend
ir- tome. I've five Hundred pounds Of
money -
"!'i man stepping back as ii gently a.
I"rn"l, exclaimed in avoicc Of surprise,
"lou have got five hundred ronnl; Of
honey. Jonathan! Why ,!a, Is more than
all ,lic ncig glhorh"nl has u~c iur.'
Jouaih#n not Vel ile victim ,' doSpair.
and putting lis mouth to the old man ; c,:,
i've .g"t gold ~
$50 have |, Jonathan, and it is tl" west
c"!'l ever had in my lie" 50 Say ing, hc
succeed y "wa>hup."
l;v this time the oil la,iv cam, NJ. and
Observing Jonathan', unfortunate lack, ,hr
put her mouth to the oil mans ear aul
,crca'ncd out Ike !. wonndcd l:,!,oo.
'baldy, | say daddy don't un,!.r-
stand, he wants 10 marry your daughter
Il l"!,l him onr cali halter was gone"
"Why daddy You don't understand rl-.c's
got yoil--hc's rich"
"llc'> got cold and the Itch. oh What
he d"in:: here with the itcl, ~ $50 saying,
the old man aimcd Il blow ut .Ionailan ;
head with his canc, bat happily for Jona :
! than he lodged it. Nor dill t!e rage Of
the old Ipan stop at this, but with ANGRY
countrnance he made after Jonathan, who
took TO his heels ; nor did Jona.llan', nck
stop here. lie did not 90 Tar from the old
ln'n, who run him a light race, before
1onathan stumpcd lis toe and fell to the
ground, and lctore the old man Could
take up" he stumbled over Jonathan anl
fell sprawling i'll Il mud hole. Jonathan
sprung to his heels, and with the speed OF
John G:lpin cleared him sell. And poor
Sal, she died a nun and never had i Lus-
band.
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a Thrilling Incident.

returning from visit in New Orleans
we were fortunate enough to secure PASSAGE
III Il line steamer, with but few PASSENGERS.
Among the ladies, one especially interested
us. She was the widow Of q wealthy rIaut-
CT, and was returning with only one child
to her fathers house. Her devotion to tl.o
cl;!i was very touching, aud tho eyes OF
her old black nurse would fill with te;iis as
shc hcsou~ht her MISTRESS mot TO love that
boy too much, or the Lord wouid take him
Away from her.
We passed through the canal Of Louis
vile, and stopped for few moments 1T tic
wharf, when the nurse wishing to Sac the
city, walked out OH the guard, at the back
Of the boar, where, by sudden effort, the
child sprany from her arms into the terrible
current that sweeps towards the falls, and
disappeared Immediately. The confusion
which cu,ucl attracted the attention Of :,
gentleman who WAS sitting i'll tic tore part
ni the boat quietly reading. E>img hastily
he y. !i",l far some article tic child had worn.
The muse !anIvl him Il tiny apron Sic had
torn oil IN her efforts To retain the baI,; in
her aIms. Turning to Il splendid New
f"undland dog that WAS eagerly watcIinn
his conhtcnancc, lie pointed frs, to the
apron, ANIL then to the spot where the clili
llal ..rnr unl, +.
In an Instant tho noble dog lcapcI into
the rushing water, ai!l a!,o disappeared. Hr
this time the excitement W;;s intense, and
som" pcr>onS on the shore, Surprising that
the dog WIS lost rs well us the clila. they
procured = boa: and started OF in search Ei
The Go1y. jus, at Ills m"l,lclit the .io.: WIS
=, ,ff, 81.
i:.:vciy lie struggled with the waves. L.. il
49, cvi':"!tt Ii" strength WIS in,;,.y fast.
| al more I!;n one tsca>. gave u ,i..h of re-
;c H. H." boat reached l!.im #l.l it w:.s an
| bounced t..al he Lad the child. ;,:.I that hc
waa alive. 'ii!,y We're brought On board.
III" dog ANIL the clill.
GN.n@, " single "!ancc 10 satisfy herself
t:!;it the c'!;l WIS really living, the voumg
i.:"t!.cr It~!.c,l forward, alYl >ulimw Lc~i,!,.
I'll" i! :" ,i.icw hcr arm arou:il lii neck. a.ul
hni in" tears. 10; many could view thr
light uu;mpvrI, :i,,l rs She addressed ;;.,l
l.i-~s. III .,'I.:,y lead she booked up To as
"wnrr ,'.l ~:.,l:
! -. III, mast have this dog. #m l;cl,
81" al Lave. everything, but give mc .uy
r!i.':, prc.civrr.'
The s.,'!c''"n smiled, and p"''iny lis
,!"Isa lrH'i, sail, II ;ln very g'al, ,nn lam
h i.;;s been o. arrvrc to YOU, but SEp:l;n.
III The world could induce me to pant with
him.
The 'l,,~ locked as though he perfectly
Understood What they were talking abuui
;Ii:I giving his sides shake Ia! him II
down at his masters feet, with an expression
III his 1"rgc eyes l;'nt SAID palmer than
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a Chapter on First Things.


The Oldest book known TO Lc cytan,
which has Tic name Of the place where it
Vas printed, and that of the printer, togeh
er with the date Of the year when il WIS
executed, Is a beautiful edition Of the Psalms
i'll Latin. 1t WAS issued ut Mcntz by Faust
and Schoilcr i'll 1857, just four hundred
ycary ago. The most perfect copy known
is that in the Imperial library Of Vienna.
1t Is printed i'll folio Oh vcl!um, and IS Il
supurb specimen OF printing. \ sccon,!
edition OF the work WAS issued in 1853.
under the patronage Of the St. Albaus and
l'cncdiclinc Monks, which contained, Prob
ably, the first printed text OF llo Ana,lu-
nasi;,n creed.
Yhc earliest printed book, containing text
and cngravings, is called the Histories Of
-Joscph, Daniel, judith, and Esther, printed
10y Joseph l'iister mt Bamberg, in l4U2. 1t
rs among the rarest Typographical curiosi-
ties i'll existence, there being only two known
copies Of it-onc ut the royal library at
Paris, and another in the collection of Earl
Spencer. The entire text Of the Bible with
similar embellishments, appeared in 1873.
G"ttcmbirg invented and first used scpe-
er''cd letters on movable types in llI2.
AS early rs 1923 lie had printed with lines
cut i'll good, but this was only a small me-
chanical advance on what had been done
for many years.
The first engraving on wood, of Which
there is any record in Europe, is that Of the
ancient factions OF Alexander" by the two
Cqf'los, executed in the year 1855 or
1886. The cngravings are ciy yht in number,
and the size about nine inches by six.
Stereotype printing was introduced into
London by Wilson, in 1904.
The first tragedy in England was "Gor
boduc. or FerrcX and Porrrx," in 1861, and
the first comedy the "Supposes," in 1906
Tie first rccorledpovcls arc the Milcsian
tales of A,isli,lcs.
The first almanac in the English languaco
was printed at Oxford, in 1918.
The first printed music was in 1903. No
more than forty tunes had been published
in any ono book before 1901.
The first printing press set up in America
was worked" at Cambridge, Mass, in'1Goo.
The first book printed in America was
the "Day Psalm Book" published in Cam
BRIDGE. -
The first books of musig published in
America were issued in 17l4 and l72I-
tue former BY the Rev. john Tufts, of New
berry, and the latter by this Rev. Thos.
Walter of Roxbury.
The first paper mill erected in. America
was at Elizabetbtown, N. j., which William
bradford, Royal Printer of NewsYo ork, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania, purchased in 1928.
~ 1880, The second went into operation at
Boston, tho Legislature Of, Massachusetts,
granting aid - ,s..gee~1y
The frat newspaper printed in the New
World was published in Boston, under date
OF September 25, $685. A copy of this
paper is preserved in the Colonist State pa
per office, London. 1t is abopt the siae ias Of
sheet Of letter paper. and one e.i Of The pages
is blank. . 5;s.lslIra I aa
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The Engine Song.
Will, II Clang!

Win u ShnHS!
Will, clank and clang
With clamor, n clnnk and Il clamgl
With claltcr AMI clamnr, clank and clnng,
With vicns full of fire.
And tn" artery, steam,
Reused to the ru'sc
OF n fcverish dream.
With a gray plume trailing,
Flcccy anl pale,
Like mist boats sailing
To sea with the gale,
With the rim: and th" rattle
or lever and Wheel
And the blow and ia" battle
Of track aud Of steel
With Il tr"mulrms srrinr,
Like the launch "f Il win.
From the condor's cliii, where the wild vines;
cling.
An ca gle of iron, with sincws nf steel,
Aud blow Of rnion like avalaaclc l'ral--
With tal"ms of flame and II hlaz,: in the blood,
tunnel the mountains and compass the ilr"l .
s;artlc the morning and shlvcv tho noon !!
And splinter the radiant eyes of the moon
From pino and from granite 10 orange and
palm,
From storms Of scci fury Ia t" zcphyra "f l,n!'n
From Alieghan summit to Michigan wave,
From the life of the East To- the lio:rcra grave.
Dragging train
As flying prisoner drags his chain:
Climbing the grade
Painting and sulcn and unlismaycl.
Then away TO the prairie with ant"l"i" speed !
Betting the rnrcS! aul skiminln.. the meal.
Awakin:; the bear fron his underwood lair,
And savtlin. tile deer to u leap in the air
Hrcaliiu.c the Indians solitude r"st,
Pushing The buffalo far T." the West,
Skirtim.. the current with spur anl Will, th"n-,
along!
Mixing and mingling
Tie races "f men,
1;caring the Now
la advance Of the Then.
Then ccasin:; the rattle
or lever anl wheel,
Anil parting the lattlc
OF track anl Of Steel
A1l rn'lia:e ut last
Tho roll and The r,'.r,
hnl checking the flight
With gradual l';,rr
With clattcr and clU'nor, Il clan! AMI Il clan: ;
With a clamor, 4 clank ami rlan:.
With rlanli anl :, cIank
With n cIang
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"My dcar Poslys Fam surprised at you
for wearing Hnothef, woman's hairson your
head nssi r4smitk 70 bis wife, sMy
Fdsss JoS & ala l!lallys sastonished that Yoti
persist III Hhother sheeph wool on
Your sbas Thsre nowss Poor Smith
= .,I 3. ~ - y
hes Other, day sJaYs was .qaizzing an
frisAndan, and kept at him snfSttH HI! was
somewhat aggfeya Ted, when tpFping round,
he taItly 4 ses. y6f spalbeeu il
'it'iadht ed iSf as iikes 81 & tSyees. tke
sayios :, would g. bin'a 'alivS now AID doing
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Che stn,c of South Carolina,

-lJbe0Alc Eistriek--M Tic Common Pleas.
William Wison,~) - -
w. FOreirnG Affochmnnf
JAS. A. Lidiel. Thomson 4 Fair Attorarys rs.
.Whc .hc ntiir did, on tile eleventh
w day Of April, eighteen hundred. and ff.
ty seven, ti'e his declaration against the Dc
fcndant W.T., it is snid, is absent from iind
~ittout the limits of this State, and has rititl-
er wife nor attorney known with tie same,
ur6n wh"n cory of thesaid declaration
might be served ''' '5' 'n ''t'er
II is therefore ordered, that the said De.
ltnd"nt do appear and plead to fhc snid Fdccla.
ration, on or before the twelfth day of Anril
eighteen hundred and &'.flfty-cieRts otherwise
final and obsolut" ;;:::,g ,gement win then be Civ
cn and awarded against him.
MATTHEW. MCDONALD. g. 6. r
Clerks Chicc. April II, 1857 Sly
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a'E'c state Of South. Carolina,
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Amos Clark, Jr., ls ATTACHING

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Amos c!''h' ss 'r' u.( Attas'ms"t: Au;,s !,
.!ancstA lid1cll. PITTS Attys,
w !lEEEA@, the Plaintiff did, on the thirty.
w first lay Sf October, 1886, tile his .lr,.
laration against the Defendant, who, (as. IT l.,
sH!d) is nbscnt from aud without the limits nl
THIS State, and has neither wife or attorney
Hnown' within the same, upon whom q copy
"i the said declaration might be scrycd. 1t Is
therefore "r'lefcl. that the said Defendant dc,
appear and Pl"nil to tho said tlccfrntion, on or
before il.e first day of November, wlirh will
be in the Year Of our Lord Eighteen Hundred
aud Fhy-Sev"n, otherwise final and jahsolnto
'"''gm"nt will Then be given and awarded
against linn.
MATHEW MCDONALD, c. CT.
Clerks Office, Oct. 80, 1856 u Iy
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-09-04
The State of so,s1h earoii,,a.

ABBEVIHLE DLsTRI67.f '...is
Office Court Of Conspio't Pea and Ge,s1 isSsasi6s
James T. s. nass'n' Attsehsneps t,,, & :.
James A. I.iddre, Baskin, pfta's AttorneT
w HEREAS ting Plaintiff did, am ha.eigh
W teenth day Of October, eigI,tosn. 7bun
dred, and fifty siStilc liss declaration against
the Dcfsssaaptt who, Otis saidD is absent from
and withoasthe limiesfrpf this States aud .has
same, upoit whom copy, Of SAID, daslafattSion
that said ssas.gs eai
to the said deS1aratton, on or Nefsrs3 ,S sIafne
tecnth day of,octpbers sighteen hnadfe1 apt
-fftyiscven. otherwise final and absolute Sinsfs
him. 3. ". 4. 4 g = iSse $50 ts3ifS
MATTHfW sshidBp NAxf Cttl tlis,a95~t
Clerks Office, Oct: tsss vs. 1871 y-ss~