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r IMPORTANT TO LIBRARIAN
L BOOK COLLECTIONS, AND LITERARY MEN.

CHARLES B. NORTON has ia press to be published
shortly.
THE LIBRARIANS MANUAL,
Treatise on photography, comprising select descrp-
tive list Of photographed works, to which added
complete accounts Of nine Of largest and most mpor
tant public libraries and three Of the most important
European Libraries, with details Of management, de-
scriptons Of buildings, go To the whole is added an
instructive and amusing article from the London Quarter
" Reviea Libraries and Catalogues Illustrated with
engravings, by Reuben A. Guild A. NJ, librarian Of
Bro University Providence, X. l. Number OF copies
limited to those Subscribed for. f.. Hlt.rr asnr
Parties wishing copies OF the above work, will please
address 8. CLOUGH, 7f
ft-r General Agent for New kngland,
myl2 du Providence n. I.
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The above rods NAV be had of
FREEMAN Il WETHERELL
81 Exchange street, Merrheld's Building.
apps d2awewtf Worcester Mass I,
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DREMIUM POULTRY. = The subscribe
has for sale eggs Of the Black Spanish, spangled
Hamburg, Silver Pheasant, Golden Pheasani Bolton
Grey and other improved breeds Of Fancy Tous whch
he warrants 70 be fresh and pure without any admxure
Apply ~ j. d Lovels Seed Btore opposite City Square
where eggs may b. obtained VIM. UNDERWOOD.
apps d2tas fetf MOO
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Dr. MARSHALL CURES GATARRH.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
DR.. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR., MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUMoRS
DR.. MARSHALL CURES sCROFULA.
Dr.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
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his and beautiful rooms, which been fitted up
for their better accommodation and the greater oonVen
ience Of manipulating Dentistry In all Its branches.
The greatest bestowed upon Cleaning, Filling,
Regulating and Extracting Teeth, Artificial Teeth in
Serted from tooth entire set upon any Of the
approved Methods and warranted. Anesthetic agents
administered desired. when deemed advisable. Fl.
DR. j. prepsAf superior article Of Tooth Powder and
Gum Wash which for salej also Tooth Brushes, &C.
apps dtf
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- FOR SALE.-Au that valuable prnpeity
R. lately belonging to the Boston Brick Manufact1r
Aing Company, consisting Of one lot of 10 acres OF
Clay LAM on Cedar street, 10 Somerville, 81 miles from
Boston, ami l00e feet only from the main track Of the
BUston and Lowell Railroad on which substantial
Brick Building nearly 127 by 80 feet; chimney 100
Get high and brick kiln walls
Also-a Steam Engine of $50 horse power, made by
Corliss & Nightingale, Ct Mower and Wood w6rth's
patent Brick Machines, with Screeners Elevators Roll
ers, Shafting Betting, Copper Force Pump, &C. all Of
which have been in but 10 months 10 good order
and capable of making 100, 900 bricks per day.
Aso-ContguOus to the above, lot of IA $40 feet
Cedar street, With wooden Boarding House and large
Stable.
Also-The patent right to Mower h Woodworth's
Machine for Roson and radius of ten miles around it,
with the entire counties of Norfolk and NJ ddesex
This property comprises the CHEF bui dnos and appa
ratus lately belonging to the Brcs Co., and affords
opportunity to prosecute the manufacture Of dry clay
bricks without delay and at immense advantage in
the cost OF the works
The attention at manufacturers generally is invited to
the property. Its situation in the midst of denso pop
uation its proximity to great mart of commerce, the
substantial character of the buildings, and the facility
with which they may be adapted tn any manu- acture,
with the steam power and abundant supply of
offer great advantages The machines and patent right
may be sold separately, to reduce the cost.
For sale very low and on easy terms
For schedule, plans, and further normation apply to
FRANCIS B. HAYES Degonshire street, corner Of
ate street, Boston. d3m mch2O
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Dealer In
FANCY GOODS, TOYS, UMBRELLAS
&C. respectfully iuiorms the public that he has now 10
store an ENTIRE NEW STOCK, bought since the recent
fall in goods, and now selling at very low prices.
Umbre las, Canes, &c repaired. Pimlxius in a va.
riety Of styles Eyelets set Marking for Embroidery
d Agency Of New England Dye House,
Sign Of THE Variety Store" No. 200 Main -slreet
opposite Rrinley Hall dtf NE
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~ 1: BILLINGS, PORTnATT PAINT
SO EK having returned again to Worcester aoud
s. pectuly announces that he has taken the Rooms in
Moaces9er Bank Block, formerly occupied by VIM II.
Eaton Esq, where he will be glad to see his friends I'd
81 VINO may favor him with cali. d3m myl2
NOTlCE.-The subscriber continues to manufac.
a ture Cassimeres, Satinet Flannel, Frocking and
stockng Yarn, at former teimsj and those that want
their work done early, will do well to bring in their DOL
before the Hrst Of July. SETH p aEYWOoDs
Barre Plains, May II, 1868. d3w
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~ DAVIS s. COMPANY's
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
Honey Toilet SOap.M

This article has long been celebrated for lis mild and
soothing properties Il being preparation Of the choicenl
materials, without an excess Of AkAe. By the uauai
application will remove Tan Freckles and All I'm url
ties from the BkluI Il "a also highly approved for the Ba
and Nursery, and 10 the most vauabe Cosmetic eyer
Introduced to the public. To all who prize white hand1
and clear skin, 10 TO nd favor and should Ia
eons'sred an Indispensable appendage 10 the Ladies
Toilet.
J Prepared BY " DAVIS 4 co., AZ their Msuufac,or,
8SS MaiH Street, gePort Mas, wh9 have foi
sale An extensive assortment q Choice Toilet and shay
ng tohpa ~ . mchs d3u
- q ans PURE OtI OF LEMON = Just
~ received and for sale BY n 81 fn I
CHARLES CLARKE, 4
myAA at Cor. Main and Pleasant streets 4
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Exhibition and Sales Room for Worcester County,
eos Main Street, Worcester.

Orders thankfully received, and promptly attended 70
Directions for using accompany each Machine.
mye DAWN PECK a. 90.
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THE WORCESTER SPY.

t.ris-essand Pubnsned by JOIN MILTON EARLE,
ra.aAs DaEv at No 212 Main Street. Worcester, Mass,
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
DAILY PAPER.-FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al.
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
ice expiration of the term paid for
WEEKLY PAPER-Price two dollars year. 81 for six
months and cents three months. II paid strictly
dvance, sl,75 cts. year. single copies cents each
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b. Inhalation, N nd his other new Rem.
sdes only himself is performing miracles by
curing the incurabe diseases for he has succeede
has hitherto ght in van that being able to prescribe
q certain for Catarrh and Consumption.
Under his new, direct, and common sense practice
those loahsome and terrible seAses are now perfectly
Durable
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X n M a rs n p
MR.. ARTHUR DE vENEZE

INV I'M HUN DE NENEZ
Degs leave to announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
worcester that he is commencing a class in Wrung at
tne room NO BRINLEY hall, where specimens Of
bis penmaDship may be seen His system IL NJ q tbst
WIN secure in short time, elegance and ease both for
commercial and other purposes. Scholars wed al
any time, and satisfaction given.
&T- All kinds OF writing executed Cards written. etc
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FHNO r E.NT-Two nice rooms with board suitable
Tor and wife or two single boarders Address
Box 66, 2. D. diff ap12
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STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
- COMPANY, Of Worcester Notice is hereby civ =
sla1 ene annual Meeting Of the Assured Members and
Guarantee Stockholders Of the State Mutual LIFE Assr
anoe Company Of Worceater for the choice OF restor,
and any Other business which may legally come befJe
on WEDNESDAY, June second, at ten O'Clock q. M
Worcester, May IS, 1858. dtISa
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A HANDSOME BLACK SILK

wshsve for sale good BLACK SILK heavy, good luz.
tire MUSLIN DELAINE widt for the low price rs Gems
. yard. A great bargain, ladies'
s.lr 49, BRYANT &. SHELDON.
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o. TO FAR ERk,-Farmers or otberes
E$kAAM who may be DESTROYS OF improving the quality
III N OF tnelr Dairy Stack, are informed that the
sA@-N-4-subsoriber has purchased OF Paine Alayicb
ESQ MS celebrated ALDBRNEY BULL which win he
,or service at his farm, (bstter bnowu as the DAVID
eco farni In Auburn, the present sason. tia well
tssonsed fact that the Jersey Attorney breed OF cat
M SUPERIOR to all others for purposes Of the Dairy and
e nigh prices Of this stock show the estimat
10 Whcn held. The bull above mentioned was bred
rom STOCK imported by the la Col Colt Of Patterson
Ne% Jersey add his sire recaved he hrst premium Of
eoV az zoe united states Agricultural so-istys Exhbi
NOE, IN 1906 Apply at the far n in Auburn, or to
aP1o dSFu q. B. PRATT Worcester
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WSO RENT WITH GOOD BOARD
Il Two pleasant front rooms for gentleman and wife
with board also, few single gentleman or adlez can
obtain board and good rooms, at AZ Front street.
uchzT diff
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IENO RENT.-A PArlor and Bed Room No. Pearl
Street Also, large upper room, iitable for an
artist Apply to GEO. I 5 CURTIS,
mch29 def 1871 Main Street.
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FENO RENT-A Lowfr tenement House No. IL
Crown street. Apply on the premises DIFF APPS
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Price Two cents
NOTICES. -
= RES GRAFTON BANK
FOR sale by A. Il. ADAMS,
myl2 DIFF =. 100 sta6e street. Bostor.

STATE MUTUAL LIFE 4sSTR1NCE
~ COMPANY, Of Worcester. The sto.kboIders ~
TINS Company are hereby notified that the Animal Divi
dend Of seven per cent III be payable at the once N he
company on WEDNESDAY, the second dav IN lime,
to those holding stock on the twenty. fourth inst
WILLIAM DICKINsoN. Treas,r
Worcester, May IS, 1858. StJaa
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RELIGIOUS SUMMARY.

The pews in Rev. DR.. Springs new tbricE)
church, New York, were sold last week at ST.
500, down to $500 each, with premiums from
$500 to $40, 1t is stated that the annual as
sessment will be seven per cent. on the cost of
the pews, which seems to make 1t certain that
the poor will not "haye the Gospel preached
unto them, in DR. Springs church
Daniel L. Sehencl, late Of Marlboro, Mon
mouth County, N. j., has bequcathed to the
Theological Seminary of New Brunswick,
$1,000; and to the Glasses Of Holland, Michi-
gan, 81, OOO for the support of INDECENT church
es in its bounds.
The Academy of Music and National Thea
ter, in New York were both opened for reli-
gious services on Sunday evening last At the
Academy Of Music, five or six thousand people
attended, and as many more went away I'M
able to get in On the stage were seated some
OF the prominent citizens, among whom the
tal and venerable form Of Gen. Scott was CON
s9icuous. The discourse was preached by
Raw. DR.. Brethunc. The services were very
Impressive At the National Theatcr, Rev.
lR. HiscoX delivered the sermon. The house
pas filled by rs motley crowd as attend the
ESeater on secular occasions. A number Of
respectable persons had their seats among the
e'owd, and police force was in attendance.
From the 'roughs' in the pit and parquet the
fade calls Of chi, hi' were heard, and as the
preacher came upon the stage, he was received
with tremendous applause The hymns re-
eeiyed a like testimonial from the crowd.
Rev. Chandler Robbins, ID, preached a
sermon last Sabbath commemorative OF the
S,th anniversary of his ordination as pastor of
the Uniterian Church on Bedford street, Bos-
ton.
The new Baptist Church in Broollline, cost
ing S250OO, and which will seat 600 persons,
was dedicated last week. Rev M. NJ Smith
Congregationalist offered the dedicatory
prayer
A colporter in Northern Kentucky writes TO
tbe American Missionary, that the arger part
Of the shareholders whom he has visited, are
willing to talk ON the subject Of slavery, and
Mat they hold on to the system against their
hstter Judgment He also adds In what
are called the Mountain Counties with suitable
kbor6rs, an entire revolution could be effected
in the public mind ON the subject Of slavery
It is the grcatand absorbing topic Now is an
important time to work" This is hopeful
At Greenfield the union proyermeetings
have been revived with good promise Of rising
interest The Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton has made fine beginning, and Bishop
Clark, of Rhode Island, was to open the course
OF lectures Monday evening.
Rev. r. c. Learned late Of Canterbury,
was installed pastor Of the 2nd Church in
London, preached the sermon.
In Randolph and Braintrce, Vermont, q
gracious revival of religion has been enjoyed
fDr Il number Of weeks past. Rev j. rilson Of
Bingham, being proydentially there, was de-
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From WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, 10th Senator Fitzpatrick
OF Alabama, became chairman Of the Com
mittee on Territories, in place of Judge Doug
las, Mr.. Green peremptorily declining the
place
The Interior Department has awarded the
contract for supplying hardware, to Thomas
Poulmey, of Baltimore; for supplying guns
for the northwest, to II. S. Daman, of Ian
caster, Pa. These supplies are for the Indi-
ans. The contract for blankets, dry goods
and whisky, have not been awarded
A recently prepared document shows the
entire amount Of the public and private appro-
priatons, exclusive Of the salaries of public
tsficers for the District of Columbia, from the
time the government was located in Washing
son, to the 18th Of June last, to be nearly S2j,-
100000. The assessed value Of the govern
nent reserves exclusive of streets and avenues,
is upwards of S13, 100000 The cost of the
public buildings including furniture, statuary,
paintings &C., is nearly S15,000000. Tie
Capitol cost over S6,000,000 The private
property is assessed at S35, 100000.
The Republicans Of the Senate were in eau
Gus this morning, to fill with their members
the blanks left in the standing COMMITTEES, as
agreed upon by the Democratic Senators, and
banded to them for that purpose.
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Fire in New York.

New York Dec TO- Early this morning,
fire was discovered in one Of the rooms in the
second floor of the New Haven and Harlaem
depot, corner of Central and White street.
The fire broke out in the shop of Murpton,
tin and hardware manufacturer, on the White
street side 1t burned very rapidly, filling the
building with smoke, Very little could be
done to save the contents. The second floor
fell in, seriously iniuring Andrew Burns,
Stephen Haett and Peter johnson, insurance
watchmen, who were at the time covering new
flour, and trying to save freight in the depot.
They were sent to the Hospital and may re-
cover. One man, name unknown, is supposed
to be killed, and his body to have burned in
the ruins. Nearly half the structure was des-
troyed 1t belonged to the New Haven Rail
road Company. Loss on the building $4,000,
covered by insurance.
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FIGHT Of Democratic Factions.

WAsHINGToN, Dec 10.-Mr Green of No,
succeeds Mr., Douglas as chairman Of the Com
mittee on Territories, but the latter is allowed
10 remain in the ranks.
MIR. Broderick, at the reported instigation of
Mr.. Gwn, is transferred from the Committee
on Public Lands to Military affairs, to destroy
Ais influence on the Pacific railroad
Messrs. Stuart and Shields participated in
Pc Democratic caucus, but Mr.. Broderc1 of
california, declined.-SPeciai despatch to Boston
T+d2eI}er.
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MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-
W TER-TIIE GREAT STRENGTHENED and PAIN

MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-
W TER.-TIIE GREAT STRENGTHENED and PAIN
DESTROYER
The best and cheapest household remedy in the world
Simple and pleasant in its application certain and eec-
tua in its results. beautiful, scientific external cura-
tive applicable for the relief of pain all time in any
part of the human SYSTEM and under all circumstances
If you put this Plaster anywhere, if pain is there the
Plaster will stick there until pain is vanished The Pas
ter magnetizes the pain away and pain cannot exist
whore this Plaster is applied.
rheumatism, Lameness, Stiffness weakness Debility
Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs and Colds
Pains and Aches Of every kind down even to Cos are
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and with little patience
PERMANENTLY CURED, by the magical influence OF
the Magnetic Plaster 1t is the simplest surest safest
peasanest and cheapest remedy in existence Its appli-
cation is INTERNATIONALLY to the strong man. the deli
cate woman, and the feeble infant To each and all will
prove balm and blessing. Its is agreeable and
without annoyance trouble. Its price within reach
of ALL rich or poor; all may have it, and all should have
it, who are sick and suffering in any way
1B Farmers should be always supplied with this in
valuable PLASTER twill be the good physician In any
household ready at all times and at instant notice
Put up in artight tin boxes; Each box will make six
70 elgt pasers and any child can spread them Price
70 cents bottle with fun and plain directions.
d. c. MoREHEAD, ND
Inventor and Proprietor, 10 Walker street. MY
MoREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold by nil
Druggists in every city, town. and village the United
States. diff nj
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Mill Burnt.

PROVIDENCE, Dec 1O-The Pascoag Wool
en- Mill belonging to Hawks & Fowler, was
burned this morning at 4 o'clock The dye
house, picker house, wheel house, and store
houses were saved. The buildings were in
sured for $4,000. and the stock for $4,000
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGR APII
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
TH1BTY-FIFTH CONGRESS Second Session.


THIhTE-ElFTH CONGRESS- Second SESSION.
FRIDAY, Dec. 10.
SENATE.
A report was received nom the Secretary of
the Interior covering the amount Of ENpendi-
lures for the District Of Columbia and one
from the Secretary Of the Treasury, enclosing
his accounts Both were laid on the table
Monday was fixed for the appointment of
Committees Considerable routine business
was disposed Of and the Senate adjourned till
Monday.
HOUSE.
Mr.. BOycc Of s, c.. asked leave to Introduce
a resolution to admit Lieut.. Mowry to the floor
OF the House as a delegate from Arizona
Mr.. Jones Of Tenn, objected, saying Ari-
Eona was a part Of Now Mexico, and he saw no
use IN admitting two delegates from one Ter
ritory.
The consideration Of the Watrous impeach-
ment case was then resumed.
Mr. Billinghurst OF Wis, favored the i'm
parchment. He said the charges were that he
entered into a corrupt conspiracy, in institut-
ing suits in his own court in which hewas per-
s0nally interested. He had entered into a CON
spiracy to deprive individuals OF their land by
means Of false papers, He had presided at the
trial Of cases in which he was personally inter
ested, and he had permitted to pass without
rebuke, repeated illegal acts OF officers OF his
court These charges were sustained by the
evidence,
Mr. Ready, of Tenn, said that no clamor or
outside pressure would induce him to cast a
stain on the character Of Judge Watrous. by
sending him to the Senate for trial, unless he
was satisfied the result would establish his
guilt
Mr. Davis, of Nd, inquired whether there
was any evidence to show thatJudge Wauous
was engaged in a series Of speculations in
Texas, in which his court was concerned,
MIR. Ready replied, there was not a syllable
of testimony to show that Judge Watrols ever
engaged to buy more than one tract Of land at
any time the principal Of which was not paid.
There IS proof that the Judge is poor man,
and that he was led into purchases as a matter
Of favor to persons in Alabama, who had the
capital There was from the evidence nothing
10 show corruption or malteasance in office.
Adjourned till Monday
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Muzzys' Horse ShOeIng shop, AZ the old stand
Old Market street First class wurnen constantly cn
ploycd The best stock and the most careful attention
given TO all customers and their horses. daWtf dg
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-13
Notice.

DE TT KNOWN. thnt !. HELEN AtGl STA
~ IIIAMS0N, married woman. wif' nt
, ,o,,rd Williamson. both residents Of the county
a. pu,te and state of California, do hereby declare
that Il IL my intention tN carry on husness on nv
nvr account M sole trader in the business oi io'"l
tce, ing nj the town of Hamilton in said county. aud
ma, the amount nf money capital invested in said
hu.ipe.s .s originally does not exc ed the sun Of five
thousand dOlIla-1 -
HEi.EN AUGUSTA WILLIANSON.
Sr.ry oy CtrIroR u. Forntv Of But'".
Retn,. MO. Hiram Nrum Ju .tice of the p"ace in
ana To- s,id ,ouut in tn" t,'vn+hip of lInmilt W
ner.onalIv appeared nnunare t. Iitl-a Augusta Will
lar son terson 'lly known to be tn" in 'iSidu-
ides ribed in nnd who eXe~u'ei the foregoing dec
|l.,a,ir n. ard wing nv me first Guy sworn did on
es,h declare after hPinC by M. nn "Nnnt cation seN
ante and npnrt from and without the h"nr,ug e her
ad hushan,. m1ie t'p antnd with the contents "f
,he kre yoing derl1r ii ~ n nj the SANE j. trne thnt
he executed the sam" fr 'clv ard vnlI"tarilv with
oat fear com rp'son or urduc influence "f her sr'd
husband nm tn she do - mt sire to rrtrict The
eserntion of the same.
Witness my hand, this 18th day Of inn', A. ID
lGa III AN CRNN.
sII-3w Jus'irP ni the Peace
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
Summons.


oxrATE OF CALIFORNIA--IN THE
~ Diss,ict Conrt OF the Fifteenth Juiiciql nistrir,
rony,v uf ruite. Joauna Wager. We Rudolph Va.
e,icp rnnVht IN tie i,istrri crurt of he
,rsenih Indoisl ristrict. and the conn'aiui Filled
.,se ~s,nrv nc Rutte IN The Office oi the Clerk OF
IA rjs.r'ci Fon-'.
-. reo~le of'he state OF California send Greeting
=, Rudonh Wager:
.,cht agninst Won nv tho above m rcd plrntiiT in
.hs risri.t Count o the fifteenth Iurlcal District
', srd for the county of Butte, and 10 answer the
~ pi-int fled therein IN COPY of which are ann -
~. ttis n,rmons) within ten davs. (exclnsv" nf
~. d,y cf service) after the service Won af this
e.uu,oos " se-ved within this corntv': II served
-, NJ this county. bnt within this Judic'a District
astc twenty da,s! or IT served ont nf srd u strict
,heu within fer'v 'av--or Judgment by default win
t.,,kpn ag inst Won
The s,tJ action IL hrorg't to obtain n deere, 0f
a.. court to dissnv th" h"nds Of tnptriniorv exist
T., tweeu vnurs',if and sai PtniF ari That said
..r,;are conrrrt he forever nnru'lcd. ard u niu'f
a, ecyee Of this cou-i b" divorced md foev"- f-aed
.op rcr trp said def ndant. ant If you fail tn "p-
,ear and answer the s1id ccmnnint above re.
au'red will npplv to the Court for the relief deman
u In her said comnlnint.
- Given under nv hand and the seal Of the
LIS District Court. of the Fifteenth Judicial
- District, this 22ni dnv of lure, In the vear
n onr Lord one Thousand eight hundred ani nfy-
eyht -
i,qitd Ry ]. II. N,RptE. Deputy.
Harris h Toward. Atiornsysfn for Plhintlf,