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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
SUMMONS.

STATE orc OF CALIFORNIA, In the District Cour. Of
Action brought in the District Court Of the 18th Judicial
District, and the Complaint led In the County II n
Dorado, In the once Of the Clerk Of said District
Court, in and for said County and State.
L. 7. CARR We. GEORGE CIIORPENING.
The People Of the State of California, to George
Chorpeniug, GREETING:
VOU ere hereby required to appear in action brought
Il against you by the above named Plaintiff In the Dis.
trct Court ~ the 18th Judicial District and for the
County Of Dorado, and to answer the Complaint Rlrd
therein "a copy Of which accompanies this eummons
within ten days exclusve Of the day Of erce after the
service You Of this Summons-if served within this
county served out ofths county but within this Judi.
cal District, within twenty days II NJ said
District then within forty daysr-Or Judgment by default
will he taken against you.
The said action brought tn Judgment for 1901
s2lO0. upon certain nil Of Exchange drawn on you In
Plaintiffs favor ny A. Nc Dougald and BY you &C.
ceped on June 2Sth 1882 able thirty days after date
and you fall 10 appear aud the said Complaint
above required the said Plaintiff Judgment against
you for said sum and costs, according To the prayer
said Complaint.
By order Of Hon. James Johnson, County Judge
- Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
Ia hereto afhxed. at Office, In PlaceTvIle, this
/ "0 the 9th day n August. Ammo Domini one thou
sand eight hundred and hity-nne.
A. D. WALDR0N, Clerk
W. Sanderson, Plaintiffs Atty. 92lm
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4, cARD-rrOmp'ed by en- homes, desir. Of ny heart.
n ~ " ~ beOFS The public which d-.-rvvs
Akh eOss@sSdAhon, only act OF scientific .k
hut u Humanity. sO. About two years ago. suddenly
Aad from eaasSs uakAOSu Ne. OeSed Whh At Of
epilepsy. which. ewing To ny nsE1y T. meet the
eonSeqaent npon tAOsoHsh medical treatment and the
diseouFagsaBent vhleA mea With attempting IT, soon
became sseA (oo was then led 70 BELIEVED defy the
Skl o. RAyaielAn. vas irrQuehy, While In pursuit Of
my eaniA6 ArOvn dawn 70 he ground without the slight,
est waS0ine Esd ahOa0A tnsenSke TO the AHonies yet
despSA Ne nISsViss Of my life and learned 70
Ap0a theoe Who void render ne assistance shelter me
fe AansrV eps@ss vhs ssaahs 70 pFoonE the misery
ofny existence. wallis In this aaie and having pr,
TO my aIetiea lasled tAe sWseS Of ir more wAa
induced - aees1Va OeeknR ali Of physician and by re-
commsnAasIsn ealsA On d. l. J. CGapkAy. l told hun
circumstances and inability 10 reward him for his
services, regardless o. Which however he under
to0k ny caSe. and Wssh The Messing Of God was once
Tessersd peVSes health. Cn0bls reward him for
the boon which enjoy present and yet conscious Of
my Indebtedness, 0OnakieT due myself and 10 all
amiete1 20 make As R16ic In order that those in
need Of medical aaVios nay ind physician In whom eV
cry confidence can Be placed.
ILa1 MEYER YARLONsKY.
State Of CaloTnia, COuny Of San Francisco ss-Sub.
ecTbed aNA OwoSn TO before me this li day Of August
A. D. 1885 6lLBERT A. GRANT,
L. al Notary Public.
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Notice to All Whom it May
Conoarny

NT0E1CRIs hereby given that r. ~ Richards vim make
IN aEpsaon 70 the Board fGupervsorS Of the Coun-
and BtaAe Of CALIFORNIA; ct their meeting In November,
OF % soo0 thereafter % the same be heard, for LII
cense % eStabllsh and keep . Toll Bridge, across the
Middle Pork American River short distance above
liss EAaant bAS, n DoEado oOanty r The period Of
one year. r. ~. RICHARDS.
NssSant Bar, American River Sept TO- 1859 sep q I'm
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SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
OTATE or CALIFORNIA. County Of II Dorado. In tn,
- District Court Of the 18th Judicial District.
ACTION brought In the Dstrct Court OF the lth Juica
District, and the Complaint hed in the County Of q
Dorado in the once Of the Clerk Of said District Court
In and for said County and State
L. b. RICHARDSON, Plaintiff.
GEORGE cHoSaPENxIxG, Defendant.
The People OF the State Of California, To George Choir.
penninR, GaEEnxo
You hereby required appear an action brought
against you By the above named Hann In the District
Court Of the llh Judicial District in and for the
Of n Dorado, and to answer the Complaint fled therein
"a copy Of which accompanies this eummons, within ter
days Exclusive OF the day Of servce) after TIE vice
you Of this Summons-if served within this County II
served Of this County but within this Judicial Dis
rct, within twenty days. II served out Of said District
then within forty days-or judgment BY default will be
taken against you.
The said action ID brought recover judgment for the
Of Fourteen Thousand and exty-one S1.lO0 dollars
($I4O6i 81, and costs and expenses Of suit f goods
and merchandise sold and delivered By sale Plain
R 70 said Defendant and for money paid and expanded
t6 set forth In Plaintiffs C0InpsInt on le hereu und
II you fell 70 appear and answer the said Complaint a.
shove required the said Panti6 will Judgment against
you fog said sum and costs according TO the prayer Of
Complaint.
Dy order Of lion. James johnson, County Judge.
~ Given under my hand with the seal If said
| Court afixed at ONCE 10 the City of Placer.
O' Vile, this Reventh day OF October, In the year
~ Of OUT Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Pify-nne. WA "A. JANUARY, Clerk.
sO-3m By O0DRN eoriREs Deputy Clerk.
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SUMMONS.


STATE or CALIFORNIA, In the District Court Of the
County Of n Dorado. { Eleventh Judicial District :
Action brought In the District Court Of the 18th Judicial
District and the Complaint 01ed In the County Of n Do
rado In the once Of the Clerk Of the said District Court
In and for said County and 9eate.
II. 0REENBAUM and J. 0REENBAUM, RAlntIns
GEORGE cHoRPENNTNG, Defendant.
The people ofthe State Of California, 70 George Choir
pennng, GREETrSG:
VOC hereby required to appear In an action brot
against you By the above named PIAnti In he
tric Court Of the llth Judicial District and mr. the
County Of u Dorado and TO the Complaint filed
therein IL copy Of which accompanies this eummOns
within ten days. xclusiYe Of the Of uerxIcsl the
service you Of this eummOns-if served within this
County; MServed out ofths CouHy, but within this Judi
ciaI District within twenty days; served aad
DlstIci then within forty Judgment By default
will be taken against you.
The said action Ia brought recover Judgment for the
sum Of (el4U) Eleven Hundred and Forty Dollars and
costs Of suit for goods, wares and merchandise sold and
delivered BY Said PantGs to said Defendant ct HE Spe.
cal instance and request described and set forth in
Plaintiffs Complaint hle herein and II you fall 10 ap
pear and the said Complaint - above required the
said Plantls will take Judgment aEainst you foV SAd
and costs according to the prA yer Of said Complaint
BY order Of James Johnson. County Judge.
~ Given under my hand with the seal Of said
g. Court a6ixed at ONCE 10 the City Lof; Placer.
~ Vile, this nnh day Of October, In the year Of
~ Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred anu
Pifly.nine.
wM. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
ny O0DRS SorTnEs, Dep Clerk. 2O3m
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SherlM,a RnIH.

SmCEuM N C&RHGs
DY virtue Of order Of Gale iasued ont Of the Clerk
ID once Of the Hon. District Court Of the 18th Judi
eal District and for ~ Dorado County on judgmen
rendered the 18th day Of September D. 1859, in
favor Of George =. BSs, and aHanst A. W. Doolitte,
defendant for the sum of Two thousand Seven Hundred
and Seventy Dollars With interest thereon At the
Of two and half per cent per month from the rcndi
ton Of Judgment until paid together with the Of
Thirty Seven S0-O Doars eosts Of suit and aeeTuinG
costs. have levied upon and will expose Public Sale
at the Court House Door, In the City Of PlaesrV lille,
ON the 80Gh Day Of October,
A.. 1889 ct 10 o'clock A. NJ all the right title and in
teTeSt said defendant had May 18TH 1885, or at any
time thereafter in and to the following de'crfbed
gagged property towt certain piece, parcel or tract
Of land, situated about two miles carteriy from Upper
PlAcervie, on the Emigran Road to Carson Valley and
near the head Of Main Emgrant RAVine so called In
said county, and known Doolittcs Rnnch contain
ing about Two Hundred Acres, more or less, the came
being enclosed y fencing together with q. and singu
lar the apPurtcnanees and Improvements thereon.
w. J. BURWELL,
6heriGof III Dorado County, Cal.
BY @. W. CoDDIR0ToN, Under Sheriff
SHERIFF. Omee, Plaoerviue. Oct. 9th a. D. 1850
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One Sunday, In 9 Western village, when the
plsts was bsing passed 10 church, agsntlemAn
SslA 70 the collector, "GO on; I'm SNesd-hssd
Nv got PAss!"
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Sidney Smith, passing through strest BE-
hind 81 PAul's. heard two women abusing
each other from opposite houses "Thsy will
never agroe," sAid The Wit; they argue frOm
different premises"
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RFrwNokiW.

NOTICE Il AsvsAy Givoh that =. u. Richards win
IN aPpy b Nhe Hen. BoaRa 81 eupesVisOgS Of II Do
Tadp Coassy, Is meeting In NovsbsT and con-
tnih sUsA eRpHsAtoa until heard, for ronswal Of his
License ~ ysnS . keep Toll Perry aeFOss the MA
de Fork - tAs AneFsan RivsE Of Gray Kagle City.
Gray Eagle City, Sept. %, lsss-ia - ~
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EXPERIENCES :

TO the Public.
DR. SMITH having eata6llshed arSt class Water Cure
and NOtOAtc Institution In this city and feeling great
Interest In the Of such Institution, based upon
natural and rational principles Of the healing art, sha
take charge Of the business department. Dr.. Smith 10
graduate Of regularly chartered Medical College, thor
UuE Physclan By nature. we'll a. education, and
those who consult him and slopt his treatment,
that they will rejoice In the Inspiration Of returning health
aud verify ell that 10 said In his favor.
THOMAA HILL,
Late Of Hill, Wooster 4 Co.
RAcramento, April 30th, 1850. -[tfl
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OR4F1aeOTVh00 or L,cai Weakness Nervous Re
blIty loo OriFits lsnDtVAe veah ~ the limits and
indIspestttSn aed AeApAhiHy NJ Sady and iAor. du
81 sppRsAsneoa, loss Of memory.
low If Usshs twity, VrffdHsTuSt, durW, he Adueh.
inVeuataSy aSehaFRes, paine IN the side SssSea NJ IL.
syes Fa@Vass the face. sexual and other nAntoss
stefan Ana surgeon. L. C1APEAy His method ~ eurI
absAsrs nev aud unknoSn to all oiherp. hence lh
nee. ASarrsS, I. J. CSdpkHy, n D., fan HrAucscO
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A Tribute to Merited Worth.

The inKrande Of man to his fellow man IL 40 Omen met
with lie that Testimonials. prompted by the hncr feelings
iheir best DAYS In phAnihropIe devotion the
Of the Ills ofAl mortality npiTicsm hoods the columns
Of our press with fraudulent aud fictitious letters singing
rsahs to the worth OF their ego,ca chArat Anian
DenR We append letter from UFtly brief
period since, seemed destined TO shuttle on thu mortal
COLI who looked forward tn his dissolution with that
pleasure thUSe weighed down ny te heavy Nnd
o. disease can Contrary to hope the ability Of skifu
physician has restored Vim to his former health kel, =,
from his terrible situation and impeled by gra,tde lie
makes known hH case and his remedial agent, and b
statement 10 authenticated by Notary Public The d..
rAnds NJ society imr"rously command H. publicity ard
IL given more &" warn the unvAry than sound the
praises Of physician Of whom scores u like cases
be cited
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FOR NATE.

A STEAM ENGINE AND ALL THE MACHINERY
IA appsEtainiAg 70 Quarts Mil, eo@Plste. The In
0ile e AD.heSSs Powss aed nearly RsW. Win either
ell whole :. any lest.a. y suit IHsehasesS rer
g Tie NORTH ferk Of the cosumnes river, two miles
ahSsa taaseh, (at YOo@st ~ TesGs { 61s Co.um-
nPs.l \. I. Chiffon.
la0e. SStEl
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CArkinnafa

!, the undersigned, Governor Of Hungary Do testify
hereby, that DR J. CSAPEAY has served during the
test for Hungarian liberty, Chief Surgeon In The Hun
eaFan Army with faithful have
given HIN this certificate, and do recommend him to the
Vmpathy, attention and protection Of all those Vho
capable Of apprecAtinG patriotic sefsAcrte and unds
served mliosFtune. R0SSUfR TAJO0,
Governor Of Hungary.
Washington, Jan. 9Th, %. rS6.SmI :
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Certificate.

The undersigned DESTROYS ~ acqualnng those who
he unfortunate enough to he similarly aiIcte, where
permanent relief Of their sunerngs be obtained fs
Il his duty To thus publicly txprrSs HE graft
tude To nr L. j. CGaptNy for the permanent recovery
his health Borne down by the distFrs. ng symptoms
cidrh I" the vicious practice - uncomfortable passion in
youth depressed In body aDd mind unable to performs
even the most rinnE dpty imposed tkr daily avoea
tons 81 life sought c AdvIce Of many physi,ians vi"
81 hIS rsaAA MY diScas~ Of iriHnE imp"rtAncr-bui,
Al4a AMER lev wrrhS, and in srvrral inatancep months
Of FsT treatment fnnd 60 my unmIerAbie hcrTOT that
instead Of relef the pnrns became alarming in
their torture: and h~irg toll by that my disease
being principally conSEed 10 the brain. mrdilnss you'll
be ~ little sequence, despAed OF r,gaing m
health, StFenRk nnd energy; and last resort and
with e@s faint hope called upon Or CEApkAy who a.
ter examining prescribed medicine Shici.
almost relieved ofthe dun pain d,I1ne
In heSd EneouraR-d by this re.o ed to place
mys-li Immediately under his Ard by strict obei
TO all hls directions and advice. head an
clear, ideas collected the pain In nv re
And RFOns the weakness 81 my limbs The
ri ny whole body the ghtes alarm or eHeits. ut
want o. confidence In others the bcNpay IT, study ana
want Of resolution the friEhInl eSciIR. and
pleasurabe dTsAUs 81 night followed by involuntary
charges. have IN daappenred and In fact. ncnths
sfSsT having eOnsnlted the Doctor felt Inspired
nev hr-sAat HE which, b, . short ago, cor
tcmpaed - ena - ny Cvn hand
VIA view n euAFS tha unfortunate from faHne n'o
the SnaTes ~ incompetent VnAsAs, 1he'm It my duty
offer this testimony n the ner AaA stN Of Or
and recommend him To all whs stand ~ need ~
medical A1vise being AssHssI by ny oWn
hat once uaSer htS care radical and permanent
viii be eakSS~S RB YILLMORE
essas Il CAAiSrnia county u San Tras.risr~Sub,cr
and SvssS - Sxbre me- tbs IL n dsJ ~ AprLs Is:G4
lNGnsU JoHS NNsLAroS t..
Notary HHbNe
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VIOLIN STRINGS

A ZINE ASSORTMENT Of TRUE ITALIAN
PETIT L CHOATE.
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MEYER YARLONsKY.
mtg Of San Francisco. s.-Sub.
DTe me this lat dAy Of August
ne Greatest Discovery eTMe AOe-TrNnf RleAsino
A0Aktnd-JsNocent. Evt Potent

NV UVV1b9t I1tWSuPVT y INC HVF-TVFWT bIeAAfflQ 70
A0altAd-JsRocsnf. Cut IoGest
DR. l. j. CzAPKAYp ProphIAeeum. lself. dsiniec tinE
sRvHt)a sure preventative against GonorrhRA and Syph
c diseasee and IN unsurpassed remedy for all VenereaI
ScToulOus, GangTenOuS and CaneerOus Ulcers HGtd Ds
charges from Vagina, Uterus and CrethrA and all Cutn
neous EruptonS and dOeases POr sale Al Dr. L. Cap
kaye once eAcTanento st. below Montgomery, opposite
Pacific Mall Steamship Co.'S once. A. incubation s y
preventative against small pox, Or. L. J. C1apkays
ProphlAeteum preventive agaiu Syphiltic and 6onoF
rhGai dseasea Harmless In self POASeSses the power
Of chemically destroying the syphic Virus and thereby
saving Thousands Of debauchees from being injected by
The mCsa loathSome Of all diseases Let young
vbe appEeciAteS health be without Dr. CsApkayS Proplac
tcun. 10 In very convenient packages, and will be
iound convenient to USE being used - soap Price g.
ROr sslO at Dr. LII CAapkAyS Private Medical and Surg
cal Institute Sacramento ST. below Montgomery, opposite
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cos OFFICE.
- All orders be AddTessedtO L. CGapkay,M D.
Ban Francisco, California.
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A CARD I. the undersigned, having been unde
ted feel called upon give publicity TO the ecacy Of HE
treatment hoping that BY doing may be Instrumental
In preventing others from the fearful suffering misery
which experienced, and which often result from the
perncOus practices Of preSneTs Ny disease has been
that az physical and mental debility, which foowSI In con
sequence OF ndlscretions In youth The aRonIes which
endured are, perhaps unnecessary for TO detail they
known to those who have experienced them. Eufce
kay into requistiOn all the expectations which may have
formed Of him we're more than realised would there.
fore recommend Dr. CaAPkay 70 ell who may nAd them.
selves acted with that dreadful malady my object in so
doing being sympathy for suffering humanity, and heart
felt desire Of relieving them.
D. j. DAHLEE, Printer.
eate Of California, City and County Of San Prancact4
ssOn this S1st day Of July, D. 1855, before me- VIM
O. Jewett, Notary Public personally appeared D. j. Dahl
lee. known me- who, being duly sworn, did depOse and
say that the contents OF the card herewith signed By
him are true.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
anaxed my oneal seal, the day and year nrSt above
written. WIN. C. JEWETT,
n Mt Rnh
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SPRING GLKs AND POPLINs, an sadlsss vaEiely, q
~ 9zOCH1.
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Sl1eriH9NSaaie,

Sacramento, April soh, 1850. -ttri
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Adapted 10 the Prevalent Causes Of Death-Brokcn
BridRes-M displaced Switches Ollinions- Cross.
lngs UnwAtched-MAking Up Lost Time-Draw.
Bridges Open WithOHt Signals, etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

parer lof course unaware Of its authorship which
denounced it as evidently the production Of one VINO
had never known vital pie,y"i
We believe that good and safe example to his sac
cessors will be set by that Governor who shall wrie
proclamation without preamble and sssignno speciA Al
excuse for thankfulness: who shall remember that we
NAV believe every dispensation Of Providence to come
from paernal hand, may trust in final good result
and may receive with sofened sorrow chAstened Joy
whatever befsls us or that great humanity OF which
we are but fraction; and who shall simply say that,
in conformity to established custom, do hereby aP-
" point Thursday, the til of November, as day OF
general Thanksgiving to Almighty God, and recon-
I" mend its Observance by an united people, Some
brief and simple formula of this nature would save
much perplexity and would be more consistent and
dgnied paper than usually proceeds on such occasions
from the - executive chamber"
We eouta wish that this observance could be re-
stored to the period Of that ancient festival of peace
and good viii which our New-England ancestors
sought to repres and to supplsst by the day of their
own invention. Certainly there is no filter penod oil
graduation and Joy than that on which almost every
people Of the northern hemisphere have for untold
ages ever since the first astronomical observer de-
tected the Winter solstice, welcomed the returning
light and warmth of the great source Of all physical
lie and wel-beng and which in the early ages Of the
Christian Church was adopted a lit anniversary to
commemorate the rising of that moral sun of righteous
mess which ushered in the dayspring from on high Ii
this most venerable festival Of all the ages had ts
foundations deeply laid among the hesthen and pagan
ideas of our fathers in Teuonic forests their kIns-
men on Eastern plains worshiping the best things
thew knew in their day. is the worse for that,
but all the better. We may love TO remember the
days of heathenisn, but shall return to them.
As the Christian ruler replaced the fallen efgy on the
emperors column with the statue OF the martyr 80 ON
this Ronian Observance, as deep-founded pedes-
tai the faithful fifty reared the august form OF their
great Teacher, defeating it to bear his image and
superscription as Conqueror and Ruler forevernore
The REIMBURSEMENT of this Oldest and most universal
Of all human festivals and its anticipation by modern
provincial institution founded in the Pequot country
but a hundred or two years ago, in which the ira
ditonal roast beef and plum pudding were reformed TO
roast turkey and pumpkin pie, and from which the
green boughs and gay berriesthose simple ornaments
dating from the childhood of among its nurtur'
ing forests-were excluded seems not genuine I'M
provement but rather the reserve. And this is one
more reason why we withdraw our solitary voice
from the general chorus which rises in favor Of our
own patent, newly-invented New-England festival,
and choose rather to hold the unpopular part of dis
senter. THoRsTEIN.
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Iegaiee, bat the family have appealed to higher
court, and delay of three months to put IN proofs
support of their protestatou has just been granted
The question excites much interest in Germany, from
the unique character Of the library.
"A leading publisher of Paris, NJ. Paulin died on
Nov. 4. His great fortune originated IN successful
s,yle of cheap literature. He then. for some years,
devoted himself to the production of the well-known
illustrated editions Of Gil Bias Moliere Don Quixote.
SC, which owed their main attraction to the faeile
pencil Of Tony Johanno but Of late be has confined
himself chiefly to the Hustrat0-a journal that he has
the credit Of originating counting its 100 900 sub
scribers-and to the historical works of NJ. Theirs,
which are said to have sold TO the amount of 100000
volumes. In lees than ten years he Is reported to
have gained more than million Of francs, or 500 oOO
The November number of the H-rEs des Deuz
Aonaes has an elaborate review of Mrs Stoves new
novel by NJ Cucheval Cla7gny under the title Of In
fonc6e du minisfre. George Sands new and admira-
bic novel Jean de Ia Roche, is continued in the same
number.
Prof. Tischendorf has received from the Monastery
at Sinai an ancient Ms. Of the Bible which has never
been published, or used in the preparation Of any
printed Bible.