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Few persons have any idea of the tars
rible effects ofsthis no1ious weed on, the
human system! DySpeSidI NetfTdl1id,
Headache, Disease 0f ILhS Later. Sailor
C0Ulpt pte!rioNs C0SttU61ieSS of the .BOiCeLS,
SerVoESile8S, Loss 'of Memory, undue
eeeitr6ittty Of the system, az seen In pee-
BLsi5te&S, Tt1Ig g0Ue57lnbLe ts1lGpeT;S, iDlpdti-
cllce, rest LessIleSs, DO, and other diseases,
are the, Affections brought on byi Its use.
9aTobaccO, when taken into the, mouth,
comes in contact with the mucous menl-
brane lining that cavity throughout Its
0ntire extent. This membrane possess
ses the power Of absorption in. q high
degree. and when. the Tobacco becomes
moist the poisonous principle becomes
absorbed and carried Into, The general
system. Alter using tobacco IN this
way for q length of time, the whole
cavity Of the mouth becomes inbiied
with the poison Of the weed, and as the.
indy ytdpal axes in air TO the lungs, he
carries along with it this poison, which
comes In contact with the surface there
Of another source of mischief. Added
to this, we musttake into conside
that very much of the same substance
gets into the stomach with the various
articles of food and drink. Smokers
get much of the poison into their ByS-
tenn ,Sby eitherainhaling the smoke, or
W Whab,is much worse, swallowing It, and
then bringing itup through the nostrils.
The poor snuff-taker is the worst oil.
for the tobacco being in a state of now
der, is more ready to impart its peculiar
principle TO whatever IL comes in con =
tact with. The snuff being IN the nos
trils,, its odor is being continually car
.ried into the lungs, not a breath of
pure air do they ever breathe q and
often, during sleep, Jumps or clots of
snuff, that have collected inlthe n0stiils
during the day, get into the throat and
make their way directly into the stom-
ach, producing it's most injurious ef-
tects, the individual rising in the morn
Ing witha q terrible headache, with sick
ness at the stomach, and no appetite
for breakfast owing to the effects Of the
snuff, but of which they may never
once think, and quite 1iRelyto attribute
1t to some other cause, -, -
ln The stomach is injured in one sense.
by being deprived of the natural
amount Of fluids from the mouth, which
are elwanted for it. Dyspepsia isptoducT
ed In this way, not by this cause alone,
but as the taste becomes morbid amer
using tobacco for d length of time, sub
stances are taken into the stomach
which cannot digesteds tusaG1iE dE
The ordinary nervous headache and
unsteadineasA of nerves, ias we'll as. n
general sprostrated condition = of the
muscular system, are too we'll known
to every, one. as the Ordinary conse-
quences of theIuse of tobacco, to reouire
any remark on my part II -. y 'l7il
The effect on the general system of
the continued and greatly augmented
secretion from the month which Is
thrown of daily, amounts to the same
thing as taking certain amount OF
/ blood from the arm. l,a zstl arlg .}-si-..tll
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VrIENpERS HIS THANKsTo ALL THOSE
who have faYored him With their conf
ifence End Potion aga EhtidD would m focn his
friends and the people generally that he viii,
the coming year, occupy his old ofdee on 81
wheeling, W. Va, where he may be consult
ed In reference to their disease, the nature and
character Of which the fDoce6BlBfable at all
times, and under all circumstances, to describe
and TO 9H8ure Of the probable result and duEa5
tidnpg Geatnlents, HaSpFacl llffe the. 3k5el u
SSstem OF Medfeine, using mia but edectiVe
theuVltRtt P6FefSi. The tmedtcdneS uefl by
MIN afl lipot tif9 III OWN
ofice. Besidea tlie tfeAt Atn6nH 6f Acute Dis
easeR DR.. Kisner win give his attention to the
iFeafidu1f uf1nlf HATidtt Hes of Chronic disease.
ThafRcdpFga 81 .tha human Hhc&, Scfofnln, in
all It's varied forms, viz: PuTulent Discharges
from the Ear, -, prevalent aIpQng EehlldIeu;
Pufnlsnt gli1f lfnin, 4enli ltnl tlilnflHI
Ulcatat 6ns eaneeEs and al EpElt4e5 OF kSilaa
DisaNSe 5iil receive his special attenGQlSrH
DiSsSeeR OF the Threat, SAnBg end 49e0Ref 1ItV-
erCnFnnlaints DiarT1l and Files
Diseases 0Et tho lFlnAIy n p is ctci,
Nervous andy Spinal a 4! ms Z EpLlefsy'
Rhennatism md ParalyElSs Qlseases q he; Eesss
mnles bSofhEln lndlIlieIls IseucofFile njssu1i
Utehr and an Painful 4EEel el1q iS4 -
tf6Sts sues lie t{di l5EIIG
DREN win thss 9yne at5en e neEe-
tofoye, Al ID IS Mica
tion4 ctuflti Id "; allt " ~ FEecetve
prompt D che Lllly ans
4Gnd8t69PllissR = = 5un2
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A4oAAA BLTABS1OEISQHALKS SQANDAI1
THE San Francisco Bulletin draws this
moral from the late Gottschalk AFFAIR."
that yagrant celebrities, musical or
otherwise, should not be admitted into
good society. without some knowledge
of their character and habits Saws the
iButIetth:- lI- nisiE aiB % aat
'.It is too much the custom in our
cities, when persons appear who are
eminent in the walks of literature, art
and politics, as actors, musicians, sinHI
.ers, or wha6not, to receive them instant
~ with open arms. into the family, circle
on the strength of their gifts alone,
without reference to their moral oharac.
ter, and unmindfnlo of the fact thatthey
are complete strangers, except as fame
has bruited their single talent. "A dis
tngutshed newcomer of this sort is
made the center of strange infatuation.
IT is the fashion, almost, to run after
him; to give him the freedom of homes
always jealously guarded before; to
introduce him to the young and suscep-
tible, in society or at schools away from
parental watchfulneSs If indeed itbab
watchfulness is not igraciously relaxed
In his. case as 1t seldom is in the case of
better known and worthier but palmer
people; and all this without the least
inquiry or knowledge relatiyeuto his.
4NSASSA9 &-44g6GSu6uIashs
to the extent. of Unjust sometimes. are
the rules applied in the case of a distin-
guished person of the gentle sex; from
whom there is less to fear; and we'll
would 1t be ifo the rule or the custom,
were either made eqnal, i or .reysrsed in
Its application. The results of the laxity
commented upon are often lameniables
Numbers of these travelling Celebrities,
whom every body knows, and nobody
Knows, possess no reputation but an
artistic one. Many of thema have been
educated in a world of their own. too
oftenin a hOt-bed of fcorrnpti0n., Posses
sing peculiar gifts, they have beenJcour-
ted and battered as much by the vicious
asthe fvirtuous. Itiis most unsafe 20
permit the,visitso of such persons to the
family circle, unless after an'assurance
that they have satel passed the ordeal
oftheir peculiar education.Dr s4ETs .,
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THE WKAKRR sEx. 1.-The weaker sexif
Emile Vtllars bids the world ponder on M
its 6ldverdict. He has made his, calcuia.
tions. He speaks the inexo xoFable logic
Of facts. When an averag lady beeitiSP
her toilet insthe morning she weighs.
something between 10 lIbs. and go Mss
Afrai, feeble creature Is this; a tender
flower; a sample OF the weaker and the
persecuted sex Weak 1. Iet the reader
reflect. She win carry, before she Is.
completely equipped for the BSis de
Bonlogne, T95 yards of textile fabrics Of
various qualities and weights, from
lawn to velvet. Then follow the shawl !
tne bonnet and the veil, studded With
9teel ornaments. And now for jewelfy
9nu ueeoratlons OF all Kind cOfdtjf
dladsms, bande lettes, ehaihs, bucEle
necklace, earrings, Mise hniff fris9ttIss
powder, paint, hfghzheefed buotqI IN
Emile illars, In brief; has caIcnIafed
the weight tthe weaker sexi. easflyScar-
[tes ON summer afternoons, to the Bois.
IN the shape of toilet. This weight ii,
hetelis us a little more than 1S pounds
l--exaetly the Welght of q oar6fneeFlS
breastplatell This 3breastp the car
blneeT bears only on horseback; where
as the weaker sex dances uuder her
load. Simple folk visiting the Tower
have wondered how ,fhe brave men OF
old bore and fought in, the massive ar
NOR on show there, how much greater
4 should their wonder, be ito see ftthe
weaker sexY dancing, pnder, flIe yyeighf
\ OF modern oea 9 comp ecostume,
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LadIes'.Toiiei!a

AtBaden Bad the toilets this season
are so, costly that, any description Of
themwill reada thoughwe were draw
ing upon Imagination, and not stating
literal facts. But We can, assure our
readers that diamonds, stars and dias.i
mond anchors are used for decorating
hats, and that white muslin dresses
trimmed with. Xalenciennes lace an and in. I.
sertion to the amount of ae0O, and net
ticoats underneath them trimmed with
lace to- the amount of eco, were to be
seen on ntherace-course. AT GoodWoodi
this season. some fof the fair, visitors
wore entire suits of Honiton lace dres-
sesy mantles, bonnets, and parasols all
to match; butt heir value was not h, re
compared with the costliness of the Ba-
den lace toilets. Scarlet waterproof
cloalSs haYs been Intro roduced, and It Is
understood that they VIII be Very pop
ular and "we1-wornn during the cold
weather. They have sleeves and hoods
to'them, and are cut so Astd look ele3
giant, as well as prove rcomSoFtabEe:
FOR dreary days aud snowy weather
they VIII; be pleasant and cheerful to
j1ookIupon. Gray aud brown, and even
dark blue water proof cl6altS, have been
Wofnforso many yeaTs, that these scare
let onesiwill be somewhat ofeinoyelty.
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etde1nt 20 a Oatlg6e Qfl1tet Or Clb1dke5ii 9li
EFHE PRoPRIETORS OF THIS TRULY
L. invaluable Medicine, now otIarit tOithe
.pubilGVYith affull knowledge Of Its superior.
merit over any remedy OF like chnFIlcteh ever
lDelole introduced. II llas been used with the
!tLt Gthtl tdCeJ JtiiEod Cases OF thfon.
Nle QlafftfPA Of yean standing, haYa been
cnred by the use of Hr0 bolLleS. This remedy
mas iIeu gdfled IN q llgiei iflistdlleG where the
tl5eass has haf el the skin Of even the most
E IhRAFRsi IIARhHdsAC COAGPOUND Inns been
IN " nse tor 9 number ofyeaIB, and by Its timely
fio mas saved the lives OF EundredS!tf z 34EF
Liion, and tS prepared with the greatest Cau-
ton and Care i'tuiisE tgl7i;i isJTlIsFF f9fls
7DLARRHRA CoArPouND. r.
Every soldie will nnd &c Invaluable. $3.50
80 Barntly 6hould ba without It,.
Go1tEou1ID, and prevent pain, suffering and
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aMheeling BreMerY,.I

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HkN41 THIS DAY,
i sputGhas6d "a the entire Brew Wttlgj = lltltim1
and Hop business dls Cie1rgggE t9Ill1 h
Of the City Of Wheelint w dUs1s, allels hlS4
leased, f6rl term OF years, his extensive
thepuhliC RameEally gtl1A they 1eel themselves
competent tokeep mp the wen known reputA-
Aimed n Elniti VIII q u lnla4 as Brew q TOR
them, md the public may rest assured they
VIII receiyea ~ gopd articles form the new firIn
Z .f5ITgil,lS IS. DARhtNt u IS. Il
lI1heelinR, w va, Nov. lst, lS66-lW
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PAINTING has given Us the 9 Heart of
The Andes;n but the perfume ofltheir
Eden Yales ii Wanting in the picture.
That can only be realized here, in the
perfume OF Phalonss g Might Blooming
plaafed nom tlieit mos ~
igrant aeNeF9. Sold III :
sii!i;,, Z. i.ls s3tt'ei -s'ess 10 .'Tisi {
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Rl..Ap TaE EoII.3 3WINa II..s5EIlIoNTA1s

READ THE IoLhoWIN9TI 9TIsFTKoNrAIs: n
go -'7WHEEbIE6, April 18th 1875.
{ Melllfa. McgABE, kRAFT & Co, 4eFiQe1le1s--
Having used Kfafbs DiaEFhRa Compound. .foF
deeply afnlcted f6rH Hlm6s 81 6ns month an otSeT
Fe1ttecieS bied hdtf9Q t1elf and dtIiiiid Il fift
only q present eotie t6ut peS5h6Ile1t S9iil9e
take pleasure 1nJrec nding Il To tie m
-VoEa6le notice ePf al1 who may be giike adiicted
Chablaifi i5tf ". vi fhfiJii M, ~
I. -. .MouEpSVILIlE, MaI6linIT Co VIVA
|. MeelrA. MeCARE9 KRAFP a Co.. (EeJIfLa ~.
e-Last summer being In NashytIle,f Tenn. I
! EaA Attacked With 06eyere Dtafrhnea I fFjei
ing rene OF syetlt eianA but With
out any edect, i was hdTi iseff I1Y my fffSnfiS
doWn and proBtFated. Upon arriving at hOFno1
II was advised 70 try EEaftis- -DIaFFhdHai Com.
pound. q One bQtte cfff az SffS-
efEge Gllq Le1oEed my IieEIkli. am glnd TO F.
commend Eht8 iVnlunhIe fnediNfla "a an AZ
tleted Sith taiS terrible tisease. - = -.
MeasER. AIcQAaEj RRAFFl q. Cn4. GSeitIe1TSJa.
i--l.aSt summer I. was attacked With . very
severe piflfTi1cea, nom which BnfeFed for
aoElle three 'WeeHss GtEied various reFnedieRj
ouI was unable to check the dlReaSe. at last
tprocueed bottle Of HHfHftS DtiTFiiben Conn
and restored me to my usual health. I take
pleasure IN recommending this valuable H1ed-
L tlctnes ag ] have. proved ltSYirtues In my own
ensel and SEEN IL tried by otheGs with me san1e
BO0t fe1 =. no 5tlllsA h AunE9oll.i ~
FeEmeEiy Master 4aehtnI51 3 e 2. q
McCABE. RRAFTA co. VIC r. N II,I,,,. ".
gtSts, Wheeling, W. Va, Sole PrppEdetorl, "a
whom an orders shon1d s
For sale I'm Br1dgepo by WEST e MITCH.
ELL e - p ~ va a s-ffH9llD E1F sTIfsP
( 44f31Stti ifttS iillE zasIi frtsifs.,aH q ,t,f.
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FFom lLorgan county.
sm JO9s's M RFs Ysss,t ys, a..
Editors Inteuioeneer

EtfItoys T,teU;oenner
The Board dSSofa surisri-visoi;s- yeSfpi this
county met on Tuesday last, and in
canyasing and estimating the votes cast
y H;,Sis z ee sth
Gap and Tim bers * RI dees N Tiie mntiSnto
throw ouetthese Isvot les dwasr made by
dSS9PefTlseT dS9 5Y Cam, fc9sapSni ad seeo
Township. fbev sIleigSn9 that raheIs SIt
were P6rmiftedft0 ft0 vote RI sdlseFimifi atsly
in direct opposition to tile prescribed
RiSSsS Ssss ~ ei
highest numtsr hof SSti SSsf NJ at atiss t
leleetiotS tos ;beleg e g tsntefe u his fo2
y sIef5;If fi{IIf4, ID q 5liI 5.
IDS. 10y --.e' .-e' " . ~. -
! ohnplinefor Senate ls7. .asa1sq Isasr sd2
= AIi9 yehs io 116. ;iisst ,s IS,
the Ha,ss .fnaIa aes iaSe " -! o
using lanrIiiac cse n 4 sSs,SS,a ~
,ssSss sSIf Ut ,
NeaO Era Of fHartinsbnre. ifi III .substan, se
As tollows. That II WAS u wlss Pfoyi :
5lliS fltssSs dent atneoln,
1ana aItltef4EG7 tlEAlLGLGtkee4ln0ntEtL remove
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\, 5DiRFpOnd ENFtst leeq5sfy5 "a
A NlTHTERTL0DSo SoIRs Bh oUIHADE Osrl
~ tured-YeTy choice, and for sale at reduced
pFice, byfI {gls lliIs n 0tlEtlaQN Ggg.
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~ sit r riis 10 tti, llrs zlIls ,s5s HI 81
soiia 2 I199IZ u % S1e5s Stsii {
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FiTg 8 &MaTilG IRglTalGe GanlanLII.
INCORPORATEDH 1857.
o. WHkELEu

INCORPORATEDT IN 1881. ID ,lfd
tAkETS Az y RIISkS AT THE LOWEST RATlfa
Z ESnEIliture and Mefehandtse, and against nj %
1angeIS altenulng the tT1nsr1ftatIO OF R0oi1 I
- x, ~, = .I1s gRANGLE, President ~
1odS y. HOP - SecFetaF - Is. H
Bo1'et BoSer CEanEle. Daniel Iainb,, Z I
Il = ss1A3DeFL MoErHonS &c. Acheson, H.
9Si1 29.SioLtTy ilGasl glG James nalzeh lig
q J0nn Lonloni "a Samuel Ott
moved TO No. 50 Main street. n is7iiYT "
.AtPESliSatl9ns for insurance win be promptly.
eUenqedto ny the President or Secretary. = 'i
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E'A4NSql1Y 4 = ~ 91EEIS2 II BUGGY AND RooR


J 1t3OlY HglIUu 10 IN q sdi0Sd&3
.tjsv,,5s5sf alnt lsf55riE9 assl hsta Infld u
i .HuOas4AH = II Aqas
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO R. R.R.ICOMPIY.
s.:..
oFF1QR RA4R. %g9|I,g2 %%g9HI9 r. EIs.AFdgoAR IS e.,
WINTER SCHEDULE.

D WINIER 'SCHEDULE. JILL
DASsEN9ER TRAINS WIFI, RIM 1,y.i
ss5.,s the ioIloYtng schedule on and pfIer ilte
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4 =, l'ffis " SSfs1S o 1I1 ga4a
I6Os sOO0s
GEo!NIENDEi, VIC PresifI%ent. % -
IN So n a NCE

M, sSS.C, ,AARTHpR, r, Agent for PAYING pensions,
formerly occupied by Adams Expires Co :.
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Owing to tie increased demand throughout
the country for SUGAR Coated Pills, the pgOpri-.
Coating .sthe celebrated Liver Pill" thereby
placing them before the public In both ways,
Il. r. gEIiLER6 4 CO., PF0pFietoFa, +,
frIlf - rli aI.--.. 10 Il-ail PittEhurEh. PR.L
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aDRdT. JJKIISNER.Ls

sold byM'oABE,KRAFsr&6 co, whselng,
W, Va, ocl8-ly
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w,Ps SMITH. Masterof TranEporiat3on I'd, ION ? -
y. b. FORD
.Octzb 4A4tJfs1 GefleFnI AGent WiIpalty,.,. q
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tfthi. + .'-tfls ~ 80 .Eefif
t57s5z u zllid f.sis
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m if4taR4
-..5z % - NO. 30.
.aal d ld aHsnrarsf, l49a 7llli-5 q .
IRE, MARINE NE&NIANDNSURANCP

C9sh Capital all paid COS %
Assets Isl January, lSS5..:...'... lI6Sl. l.dOi %
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, CouAty Of ~ Dorado
- SS.-In the District Coart Oi the Eleventh. ya.
dciAl District
Action brought In the District Court Of the EIev.
en,h Judicial District, and the compliant nIed In
the County Of NJ Dorado, in the Once Af the Clerk
Of said Dstrc, Court in and for said County aud
State.
The People Of the State Of California 10 JOHN q.
STURGS, Defendant Greeting:
You are hereby required TO appear In an action
brought against you BY Ann HEA SturEis, PlNiRItE
In ihr District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial Dis.
tret IN Nnd Tor the County Of VI Dorado and N an
sUrr the complaint Aied therSin on the Seth day Of
November, A D. ls6S. within ten days (sxclusive OF
the day of serVieel after the service on goa Of this
summons-if served within this CouRty; il served
ont 81 this County but within his Judicial District,
Si,hin twenty days; or, u served out Of said Dis
;rr' then within fnrty davs Judgment By defauls
Wll he taten against you
The said Ac;ion is brought 10 obtain Q jntIRmeHt
and decree of divorce against you, dlssoIViHg the
bonds % mairiwony rNi.tHg between you and said
Pl'd since the date ~ ynnr marriage with her In
Ia aid awarding 20 fi'n the custpdy Of two n.
fAr' daughters. the issue - sad marriage. The AZ
gel cause Of said action bring your hahiiuai NJ
;crI"rntc" coupled with vile and Vulgar Abuas =
cruel treatment eEdirErin deseTiicn Of pald EW1
leAvIig her cesi'nsr "f money other means 0g
surpori also general equitable relief and costs Of
ssii: Lui 4! you tai "a appear and answer the said
Complaint ~ above required the sAid lfaintA Silp
take Judgment against you for such decree. iudG.
ment aud costs, according ~ lhe prayer Of said
complaint.
Wnnr.. - Hon s-w Brockuay. Judge Of said
District o"urt ~ the Eleventh. Judicial District.
- Auest NY hand aud the sAl Of Ihr Ssid
sat Co4r'. in Ai.d for raid County Of n Dora
- d., 20; oG,r IN the CSty Of Piac~rvilie, tAIs
tsIArr 2'ih dst q N"rtuib.r.A n. ls6S
q. CARPE>TER, C1eTk.
40 G. CARPENTER.
CoGlo'A i spallinr, Pa. Attorneys.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
SUMMONS.

STtTI "F CALIFORNIA. County of " Dorsd0-
> = In she D's,r,t CuLit Of tie kl,V,Dlb Judi
cial Ei,'rivt.
Aclou hfoagt In ihe District Court Of the Flew
euth Jad.cst ptN'r''i. AMI the complaint Gled in
tn county - " Dorado. in the ofice Of the Clerk
Of "a p'stFei CoGTt, III aud for sad COanty and
STATE
Tie People Of ti,- State Of CaItornia, 10 D. N<v.
hAae'. D'u,ei Myrr' aud :. ElSesser, Defendants,
Grctsns
You 4reoh oher,ty required TO APPEAR In an action
hr'ur's ~ yuu hy Henry Ashtgr. FAi~ q.
30 the D.'ft'i Court Of the Eleventh JaaIctAi Dia-
ir 't.h and 'cr th- Ccu'ty a. n Dorado nd to an.
svtT The complaint eied therein the 7lSt day Of
S'p'. uisr u l>E;, EjtLia ten days (yHcIuslTe Of
tho day Of s.Tvcr.i amer TIE service yca Of ihis
sGtsH.ous-N = strY'd SHhin this County " SeFved
ou "f III. County hut Hiin this 5udicisi District,
u:n twenty J-ys oTif srTVsd Oat Of sad DlstTiei,
ih'n within for' dsys-or Judgment BY defAGlt Wis
be ,gktU against you.
IT, sad action IS brought to obtain . judgmenU
and deort, against saia defendant N.vhssrT ~
the sl'n - tuo ihousShd and ave hundreS7Ai'ilarS
Ctgs tD principal, nnd dx hundred snVisFty-
ihrct - lUi dollars ,sIS 13l balance Of intsFSE-
,.ihI pal and interest alleged 10 be doe 0Pon .
cei-Ain prun.ssoEX note executed ~ said NeUbaaeR
- .ai Pairin, Dec. Is. A. D. ls60; Aso, fore.
tlnsing certain Aor'RaEr, OfeVen date 9Th sst9
nU,t aud gwen to secure tie Paymspt thereof, an0
for tie sale Of the FnOrtEa ged premises, 10 wt: TWO
certain lots With the Improvements hereoa staaAea
Main and Center streets In the CITY Of Haees~
Viiir, In said County and STATE. aud more fally de-
scT.bth in Plaintiff : con painI, . copy Of Whieh
companies ihs writ also to forechOse the equity
of redemption of saij DefG ndaniS Myers and nses
ser, and for costs Of suit And yod LsA 10 appear
aLd answer The said complaint as ahove required,
the said FalLiiF UH take iudRmruI agaiast you for
said suns, decree and cUsts according 70 the prayer
Of said complaint. f.'..
Witness, lion. :. W. Brock way, Judge Of said Dis
trict Court OF the Eleventh Judicial psSeTist.
- Attest my hand, and the seal Of saIa
; sEAL- Court, in and for said County Of n Dora.
49, do, hereto Asn1ed, II aAee In the City Of
srASP PlacervIIle, this the 2lst day Of September
A. ID. ls6S. q. CARPENTER, Clerk..
by order OF John Eush, Court Commissioner.
Attest G. }. CARPENTER, Co. C1erk..
Jeggsos IkwiX, Att'ys for Pie lsep98mS