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DE. RRuEUh'S
Concentrated RenetffeG.
FOR DELICATE DISEASES.

Ss"<<rtA<~
no. 1.--THE .kEAT REvIvEk --spetei
I7 ersdiestes st TIE eva sfecta q Eetf AL.tr.
each sk gebersi cebilitJ, loss 1t rssfofJ ftst-
iLg away Of the ttkGLs, trs1y etutt.iettehtt
der6h gen es.tA as itrpotehe5, bbd *estbess o.
the sesusl organs, tferk bt on III ths uuttsasia
cd i.dalssass Of me tsy:sss, fiise ";
VIII care in eisLs dsTs, an shet ef sonetsfis =.
10 withott taste " smell It'd feaGuts ES fs-
atrictlon Of diet. friee one 6c.ist,
No. 3.--CoECkETRA1SD TEkEs. $50
uss Of tLis remtjy will cure Gfeet ia b sicH
time, aud esh 6aGw orrtiaes ,ss Of cpfea effect
ed after oil otheIs hH,s failed; ias s alec sss,e
less and without smell. Ft,cs one dollar.
Nc. Ah-CoNcENTR RATED PUEITER---Is
tie onl Men edy ;inosn tha. vii posiili ely e1re
structures OF the rEethe, no rattsr If beg long
sta ndtng or neglected tho seae may lie. Fffes
Oh ao.iaE.
persons ~ be have ssod this dreesiul drug In sr-
our7J (which rema inf IN the aya.stn for yeon.
causing go many ebreTic diseases.) tSopld ute
these 9iIs, which viii ertireiy coun,ssnai TIP
effects and remove II firm tie systsn. Pf;ss
one dollar.
tain cure tct female Irregularities, or suppres.
sion Of the raensutstior. Price TIVE dollsrs.
20. r.--Thk CONGRATULATED ANA RIM.
Cares Tho whites, filling Of the womb, nervous.
nest. psiaful seaatrna;ien. Price enc dsllst.
No. a.--TEE aoLUfoRA.Ta remedy tibet
has ~, Or been known to fsil curing Grs*ei.
end e.. affections Of the kidneys cad bln cdef.
Price ors fsliEs.
Either If the aho+, .euedies Til! DC SCH: ~
mali e ~, psf; Of the Cnited strteB, RI re:
cei,.t tftderrlos sansxsd. Cissulars cau'Ririns
full particulars NAV be obtsined = snciutihy
oae Pa. Stamp. Address
Dr.. FELIX DEUECEf
Pos' oHTce Box So Phlladslphla, Pa.
~ 10 n. Iee nd
plicatei casss BY later o. rc-tnneiiy, hut Only
suc! ia,ter5 will be answered as ctf.sni- resI
sounbie feo. OPPTCE, Old York Read 3
Csllov bilfSt. May 10, IsSa--Ij.
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HOME TESTIMONY.
BosroN, April Is, 1882 !
Il, AN iT,i,n St.

BosroN, April Is, 1882
No. ~ Union ST.
Mr. SEra W. FowLE-Uear Sir - Your In-
valuable inediciae, can truly say, has literally
snalched NE from the grave. Last July was
attacked by a sudden Gold, which resnued in
II very severe Cough, with yiolon, Paine in the
Side and Chest. 1 becsu.e 30 much reduced,
that my friends frankly told me that | must
die. At this crisis, heard OF Wifar's BIisaf1
Of Wild Cherry, aud immediately sent Ssor a
bottle. The ehec, produced was indeed Won
d rful Ny physician, one OF the most respect
able in Boston, who had previously told ms
ihat cure was hopeless, came in, and in
lormed him what bad taken. lie examined
the B.,lsam, and advised me to continue the USE
o. il, since which tune ! have continued TO im-
prove daily and the same ply oician who had
given me up, told NE, u fo~ days since, that
might ye, live many tears.
Respectfully,
MARY ROWE.
J Berars Of FL, and Worthtess Counter
fsitsf The ouly Geauint, ! ure, and Asncinaf
Boisam has the name oil 81. BUTTS" written
with n pen, and the printed name Of the pro-
prietora, 8. ". FoWLE l. Co., on the outside
wrapper.
Prepared By 8. W. FOWLE L Co., BosTos,
and for sale by.
J.B n. CAMPBELL and HEALEY SDRI-
YER, Cumberland.
Dr.. HENRY G STEW ARD, Frostburg.
HENRY WILSON, Fesleroport.
And by dealers every where.
Nov. g. l859-Rt
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IESTER'S
tMPaoulc SHUTTLE
LOCK-SlITCH
Nj WIN 4 MA CHIN EN,

WIS 10 the most reliable sewing Machine ev
J. er offered in tUs market, 10th in the eusli
ty OF its work, its durability and simplicity
Tho operation Of It 10 easier learned than TINT
OF an, older .uachDe while II works Nth eass
on the finest six or heaviest cloth, which IL
works ia worry superior Insnner InGking y
strait, evenly laid u3am, much liner than ordi-
nary hand work, Haile both sides of the cloth
are stitched alike. ftrareiy gets out Of VIC RI IL z
order or requires reI airing, AID is 70 sim pl .
that an operator can perform ali ordinary re-
ynif7 on il. gutl!.t is worn out. With all tL q,
advantages oyoI 6ther machines. He feel cont.
dent .estsr's Patent Sewing MacLires will be,t
ne 10 the wants Of familief. all kinds Of men1
factrrih CioiLieEs, tli.qra, or any otheTs re-
quif.ng scala in their work, will End this q
Mac lin9 that win DO IL cir work il ray Id sra
sub, tir,inl i.,anrat, and mach nicer .han Ii =
ord n,ry way. families Woo require much
saw ne will hnt this MAGAZINE peeanasly a5aIt-
ed 20 their wantH, besides saving labor enorsh
ia few months to pay for It. Tailo,s will ti
q great saving by aging this Sewing Machine,
horde. hci1g always sure OF superior quality
o. work thai srs not rip, and tdat i9cas III,
ai;:r t.at lRI.d vc.l.
REsgRGHLy 70 a FEW PERSONS UtING THRN.
J. ". Rchar.son, Merchant Tailor, 6sy Sc,
near be Church.
Levi feuy : g., Saoe 6;sTe, tie Bait. Ct.
s. Stridgr. Martii.a E2c.yr., Ea't!E, cyo -.
over PARIS China store.
!. Evans, No. IS Bsitiiaors s,rot:.
James Taylor, No. $40 Baltimore street.
Misc Kate Wiilyard, le Conltitution street.
Mrs. T.. 4. Beard, no. so Ensor street.
Mrs. BGckruillcr, rs McElderry street.
Mrs. Watson. i35 Hamburg street.
Mrs r. Brooks, Il Hamburg street..
L. D. CHASE, Agent 90 Bait, ST.,
Opposite tho Adams Express Co
baltimore June 10, ls50.--ly.
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NOTICE |!

Person. wishing 10 get good watch or a fine
SET OF gold jewelry al or below cost should call
at tho store on Baltimore Street, next door to
the Posi- Office. Fine sets OF Jewefry, suitable
for Christmas presents can be had at or below
cost. intend to quiz the business on the FIRST
of April, therefore am selling out,
have for sale new safe which will dis
pose of for $50 below the original cost, it's
purchase price was $l15-it Is one Of Evans
4 Downey's patent 6re-proof safes, II is suit
able " bank Of an Office, and large enough
for any purpose. Any person in want. OF
safe will fnd this bargain. am selling Oh
everything In my store and watchnakers. will
6nd this good Opportunity to purchase good
silver show easel y. O. KRAMER,
Nov ~ ~
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GAS LIGHT
FOR THE MILLION !
MhcE'S PORTABLE
GAS GEM orator
AND
Nydr0carbOn Vap0r Burner aEd
Fixtures

TyAVIN9 been appointed Solo Agent fat IL E
II sale of the above valuable Gas Gersratcr,
i AIN now prepared to supply ths fixtares IN
all varieties ndprioes. BY this truly vslue-
III invei ton, th . rusidcntof the Country Dan
enjoy the luxury Of q ffst quality Gas liRst,
which fer Hiiil.aney. EotEuiny, kconony, and
, safety Of its rSe, eannot hs surPassod.
Ats C0Sr Of LESS TEAH ONE CENT
PEE HOUR.
| It. produces LIGHf equal to 'siSht Sperm
| CanJles, and without .jaoSe Hae!t. Fac
| Lamp and Chandelier being Gas WORKS
! "a miniature. the consumer IN his own pr0du-
Ger, therefore n question Of leakage OF Nstre
| IN essurcinent to contend with. He IL oetisin
| to rug, for thNt only. which be cohsutaes.
St.- Tho great desire that has been foit for
years for Portable Gas Light, simple in con-
struction anu easily nsuaged, in thisibrention
is fully realized, and must BE- aeen to be appfe'
cirted.
Every person in want ola superior and eco
no.nics! Gas Light, either for Town or Country,
ia invited to call and Examine Tor themselves,
and bs convinced of it's superiority over all
o err LiShts now 10 sYistsnce.
Also constantly On hand gbd for sale at Eu-
daced Prices, Wholesale and rstat, Genuiae
Kalot inc and Albertins Coal Oils tn6 Lamps,
CanpEen, ETHEREAL Oil and LAMPS, Shades,
Globes, Chinnies, &C., Be-.
wa. HORTON. Agent,
4cG west EAT. St., sbortCreeh Npsio L!u''
x.ig- @ A @ T I 0 y az
To Oh ,a*"m r,oy Conts~..
Having proved Priority Of Invocation befyrs
tho Patent OGico of the United States. over The
so called "Chsilsa n. Lorelotn' seq Generating
Grs Burner" on which prccfa Patentwa, gran
ted me by tbs United Stptos boar!ng Cato the
20th day If October. $50. This is to raafioU
MI per.ons rg"'ah makinc, rssd'"yc ~ usi"y the
,aas, ns all whose do. will be held responsible
tor damages, as by the United Statcs Pstcn.
Lswsmads and provided. for sueh infr.ngG-
ments Of m Rights, aud thu,e holding undai
mo.
also Against tho making, using or vcndingto
any pnrtios, the no called "johDsoH's Ron'tsfic
Self Geac.,t;ns Zee burners" ns tho ssIre il
an infringe mont Of my Patents, bearing date
tho 22d day of June, / SIS, ard Misc Of October
goth, A. d. 1888.
ALONZo ". MACH,
Msyia lS.9-ly. Springfield, MHss.
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To Advertisers & Business Men

Tie 'Cioitia., and Telegraph" sOitha circ,aa'
ton Of ONE THO U5AND, among Me jar
me,s, miners, manufacturers. MECHANICS
and substantial business men, Of This ana
adjoining counties, is confidently recona'''en',
ded as medsan Of Advertising SURPASSED
By no other paper IN Western Maryland. Il
numbers among its readers those 'eho ar
able 10 6uy literally and pay promptly am
waose custom ,oouid be ralua5te to business
men.
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ms otyr.ss's R-o.!st.

Gilbert Gsiliaal nRDsRED. this is,h ssy
We ~ # Aug. $50. thu I Gilbert
Ills Creditors. Gnllian iv, ao,iee TO hiecreo /,
!tors, endnrsers end tsretier.. slet tie fret
Monday 81 January next, ie sxsd for The tai6
Gilbert Gallian to appear in the Circuit Court
for Aliegnny county, TO answer fSch intsrroga
tories or alleg ,tions his creditors endoI sers
or sureties may propose or slegs srsins, him.
sni that copy Of thir order be ruslishea arc<
week for .hres Months n some rewspsPsr
publishedip the city Of Curberls,d. prior tc
The said frpt " on asy Of January. is 80, az ruth
notice.
ASs. z6.isse--sm
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Local Intelligence.

MARYLAND Coal TRADE For the
week ending Saturday, Nov. 10. 6.e53lS
tons of coal were shipped over the Cumber-
land and Pennsylvania Railroad, and 6.067 90
over the road of the Georges Creek Coal and
Iron Company. MaSing total for the week
from the entire region of 1S,02l.OS tons.
Total shipments for the year from the en-
tire region, 46l 1862. 10 tons.
sc boats cleared this port during the week
ending Wednesday, the 23d inst, carrying
9,936. Is tons of Coal.
During the season 1851 boats cleared this
port carrying 265, 1861 tons of Coal.
MILITARY PARADE.-On Wednes day last
our city was enlivened by a parade OF the
Continentals, fne and well disciplined
company Of Citizen Solliery. The ranks
were full and all their evoutiuns indicated
that they had studied military tactics suffi
GENTLY well to enable them i! called upon to
put them to useful purposes.
TRANSFORMERS We have been Informed
that the Pastors Of the Methodist Z. Presby-
terrain, Methodist P. and Lutheran Churches
propose holding Union meeting in the Eng.
Lutheran Onurch this morning at 10! O'Clock
A sermon applicable to the occasion will be
preached by one of the Pastors.
Thanksgiving services will be held in the
German Lutheran Church at 10 o'clock.
There will also be service and O. sermon at
the Episcopal Church, at loi clock. The
public are invited to attend
Mrs. Michael Wilson's House, ~ miles
above this city, on the =. & 0. 4. r. was
destroyed by fire on last Sunday. The flames
were communicated to the building from a
stove pipe. The larger portion of tho furni-
ture was saved.
4 man named Thomas Mccain fell into
the Shaft which has been sunk in the Byr-
den Mining Cos property, miles sor,h Of
Frosthurg, on Monday and lost his life. The
Shaft was partially flied with water and b.
IOlc tsS'StilCC COllu bs lcHie4cu uc was
drowned.
On last Saturday morning, Mrs. Rachel
Porter, wife Of Moses Porter living near tie
Eckhart Mines, an aged lady, and one o. tie
Oldest settlers in that neighborhood was found
dead in her bed. She had retired the night
before in apparent good health.
A little hoy, ali out six years Of age. son of
very worthy German, living near Eckhar
Mines, vas sent on last Friday morning to take
the COW to pasture, the morning being very
fDsgy he lost his way and straytd of iatu the
woods, not returning home the family became
anxious aud the father started out to find him,
but was unsuccessful, the search was renew
cd on Saturday but without avail on Sun
day nearly the whole Of Frnstburg joined III
the search and about eleven A. NJ. he was
found near Wards Mill lying on his face and
dead.
FAIR.-We understand that the Ladies o,
the English Lutheran Church Of this city in
tend holding . Fair during the approaching
No!days.
gs1"We regret that our friend Jennies
communication came to hand too late on
Wednesday, for Us to comply with her re-
quest.
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papers for Mailing d.

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oil spurious ana "of'"'esS .N"S''o"''i also tut
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Among the many resorativts which nature
has supplied to relieve the affections OF hu-
msniiy there Is no ,noge involite one for Il
certain class Of disease. thap the 'Insdicinal
gum" Of the Wild Cherry Tree but however
valuable it is, Its power 10 heal, 10 soolhe, 10
relieve aud 10 cure, % enhanced ton fold by
sceuii6c and judicious combination with 9TH
er ipered en,s, IN themselves of equal WORTH
This happy miagliug exists in that
.'Combination aud n form indeed"
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A now Chapter in the Early Life of Washing
ton, in connection vita the narrative histo-
ry of the Potomac Company, by John Pick
ell. Price @i.oo par copy.
Extract of letter from the Hon. Jared Sparks
"rhe New Chapter forms valuable contri-
button to the materials for illustrating the lite
and character Of Washington, and is executed
il. manner highly creditable 10 the taste and
judgement Of the author: Your labors must
ever claim the notice and appreciation Of all
persons, who would become fully acquainted
with the public acts OF The Father VI hs coun-
try"
Extract OF letter from Hon. Edward Everett.
II have not had it in my power, as yet only
to cast glance over it, but even this hasty in
specton sulsties me that you lave hropn new
hyM on this portion OF the history OF the fath-
er Of ms country"
For sale by
ANDREWS l. SWARTZWELDER
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DON'T FAIL 70 see SIXTH ANNUAL AM
N0uNCEMENT." ana militant osess, In an.
sthsr kpisra,
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1000 Agents Wanted.

EVERYBODY LAWYER AND Counsel
LOR in business, coGiaiping pl in aud simpis
Instructions TO EVERYBODY FOR transAc,;ug their
business according 10 law, with legal icruls
tor drawing The various necessary papers coz
rected Herewith, together " 18th tue laws OF al!
The Slaies, for Collection OF Deb.s, Property
Exempt from Execution, Mechanics Liens, Ex-
eoutiou OF Deeds and Mortgages, Rights of Mar
ried Woneo, Dover, Usury. WIS, &c 81
FnANs CRossy, ESQ., OF the Philadelphia Sss
384 pages, limo,
An eu,iIey new work en- the SUI ject, adsp.-
ed to the wants of every citizen CT the Uni,ei
STATES. Single copeis sent hy mail TO any al
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1000 Agents wanted to canvass for H., with
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Mining Intelligence. :.
Report M Coal Transportation

OnriGx e week ending SATURDAY, November
10, 1859
AMppe oger tie Cumberland end Psmsyird"ia
Ru,(road lar same i,eriOd
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10000 G,o53 l6 695sl Is !36 ,4ss.O3
Skipped ouer the George's Creek Coal and
Iron Compar,'s RaiiroHd jor,he same period.

CoAL.-Duty-From all the British Pro-
vinces, n. a., free; From any other foreign
country, "a q cent.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-24

BALTIMORE COAL MARKET There is but
little doing here in Cumberland Coal team
be readily bought 1926 for fine, $3.50 for
run of mine, and "a, per ton fqr lump, deliv-
= cred N board at Locust Point, and possibly at
q still lower figure. Anthracite Coat is sci.
ling from the yard. at $450@475 per ton
Of 2,240 lbs.
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PHILADELPHIA COAL MARKET,

New YoRK Coal MARKET.-The demand
lor Domestic coal is fair, aud prices are steady.
les by the cargo at So 400 81 ~ ton,
n from the yard at Ss4 25@S4 IS per ton.
1ds demand for Foreign is fair, with light
stock.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-24

}. BosroN Coat MARKEr.-Engllsh Camel
Chi is steady. at Sl2@1S OOR CHI. cash, with
small sales. In Pictuu and Sydney there have
been further cargo sales at 81. is O. 30 p
ton, cash. Anthracite has been in steady
retail demand at So 5000 per ton.
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R.R Candi Week Year
Amer. CC. l4e5.O2 lh9302 1904 %
C.E Hetmuld, 567lV 5G7.ip - OH, II
Frost g. &. 3l4l0 1873 90 ID 2.l9 $3.50 | l
Borden VI. Go. 53j.l2 2l73.O5 2753.I7 s2,2s7l9
STANTON Co. 5tl.lO 5GllU 4,l2iio
Piedmont Co. i3l.06
Ailegany VI. G. l06.Od
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Coal MEASURES OF THE UNITED STATES
There appear to he six extensive regions oil
cool in the United States besides several small
or ones.
The first Of these extend from Eastern
fsrreyivanii and Virginia ws.ward ard
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Of medicine Known as
DE-. yistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry,
" hose value in curing Coughs, Gods Bronch-
lis, Vhoo, ing Cough, Group, AsthmG, Pulmo-
aory gQee.;en, ena Incipisnt Ccnsun2t'on - IN
tx.,mat!s.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-24

4 man named Thomas Mccain fell into
the Shaft which has been sunk in the Byr-
den Mining Cos property, miles sorth Of
Frosthurg. on Monday and lost his life. The
Shaft was partially filled with water and b.
fore ASSISTANCE could be rendered hc was
drowned
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On last Saturday morning, Mrs. Rachel
Porter, wife Of Moses Porter living near tie
Eckhart Mines, an aged lady, and one o. tie
oldest settlers in that neighborhood was fund
dead in her bed. She had retired the night
before in apparent good health.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-24

MILITARY PARADE.-On Wednes day last
our city was enlivenel by parade OF the
Continentals, fne and well disciplined
company Of Citizen Soldery. The ranks
were full and all their evoluiuns indicated
that they had studied military tactics sutfi-
GENTLY well to enable them il called upon to
put them to useful purposes.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-24

Mrs. Michael Wilson's House. ~ miles
above this CITY, on the B. & O. Il. R. was
destroyed by fire on last Sunday. The flames
were communicated to the building from
stove pipe. The larger portion of the furni-
ture was saved.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-24
Total

1t is proper to mention this. navigation OH
the Chesa peak and Ohio Canal was not re-
suned until the 18th Of the month. The ex-
hibt therefore is highly gratifying. -Aleaaa-
d7ia Gazette.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-24

Will continue tho business Us usual at the
old stand.
Nov. II lsj9.--3t.
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BD-We regret that our friend Jennie's
COMMUNICATION came to hand too late on
Wednesday, for Us to comply with her re-
'queSt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-01-08
More Men Wanted Immediately

A few mere active and enterprising young
men can find immediate employment by which
they can make from $500 to $1,000 a year, to
act as agents for several new and popular
works just published exclusive for agents en-
ployed, many of whom are making from S15 to
$50 per week. Those wishing to engage in
this pleasant and profitable business, will find
particulars, etc.
Address, c. L. DERBY 4 Co.,
Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers
Sandusky City, Ohio.
IF Editors of newspapers giving the above
and following three Insertions, and calling at
tention to it. and sending copy of it, will re-
ceive any three of the following wsrks:
Life Of Napoleon, by Hadley, 81 25
Life of Lafayette, 25
Life Of Josephine, Is
Wild sc.nes of Hunters Life, %
Life Of Mary and Martha Washing
ton, 25
Odd Fellows Amulet, l 25
Any person wishing any of the above books,
can have them sent by mail, free of postage on
receipt o. the above retail price.
Address, c. L. DERBY & Co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-01-08
Attachment Notice and summon.

State ef Wiseomsi., Circuit Court Of Wood
Connty-ss.
Samuel F. Pratt, Pascal P. Pratt and Edward
p Beals, Plaintiffs, against William Ander-
son, Defendant
NOWilliam Anderson:-You are hereby sum-
l. moned and required to answer the com.
plant IN the action, of which copy is here.
with served upon you, and to serve copy Of
your answer to said complainant en- the sub
scriber at his Office IL the village of Grand
Rapids, in the county of Wood and State of
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service
thereof, exclusive of the day of such service ::
and if you fail to answer to said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this
acton will take jud gment against you for the
sum of nine hundred and sixty-four dollars and
eighty-hve cents with interest from the 9th
day of January, one thousand eight hundred
and ffty-eight, on 800 15-lO0 thereof, and on
SE-2 s9-loo thereof from April 9TH, 1858, ard
CT Sl3l SLIGO thereof from September Goth,
1853, except the sum Of 81 5O-1OO paid Sep
TENDER l7th 1858, besides the costs of this
lion.
The above named defendant William Ander-
son, is further notified that warrant of at
tachnent was issued from the Circuit Court for
said county of Wood, on the It'll day of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1853, in the action named in the
foregoing summons, IL favor OF said plaintiffs,
against the property CT said defendant, or so
much as might be necessary to satisfy the said
sum of 1864 S5-loo according to the provisions
OF Chapter eff title Of the Code Of Pro
cedure of this State, and Of the Revised Stat
utes applicable thereto.
L. P. POWERS,
Plaintifi's Attorney.
Dated Nov. 18th, 1853
The complaint in the above entitled action
was fled in the Office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of said county of Wood, on the 7th
day of October, A. D. 1855
L. P. POWERS,
Plaintiff ATTORNEY
Dated Nov. 18th, 1853.