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Ii 10 Fact
That to make nice, palatable, and
wholesome biscuit, rolls, mullins, waf-
fles, buckwheat cakes, or any other kind
of light bread OF cakes, it is necessary
to use the CRriraled Baking Powder. If
you use any other youi may lose your
batter and patience together. Ask for
the Unrivaled when you go to your
grocers, and don't take any other. E.
Booking, Proprietor, No. Odd Fellows
Hall.
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ACARD TO INVALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri-
ca as missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the euro Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs, and the whole train Of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured BY this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire TO benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, win send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in a seal.
ed envelope, to any one who needs it, Free Of
charge. Please inclose a postpaid envelope, ad-
dressed 10 yourself. Address, JOSEPH T..
INMAN, Station d. Bible House, New York
City. novl3
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The Atlantic Cable

Was considered mammoth enterprise,
hut never has OF will elicit the common
dation that has attended the success Of
Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CUnE. 1t is getting a
worldwide fame, simply from tho fact
that il cures. One bottle often does the
work effectually; at the same time it
will not injure the most delicate consti-
tuition.
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Highly Impertnnt.

Two days more will positively close
the sale of those fine Linen and Wool
Blankets at Wickham's Auction Room.
1t has been admitted by those that have
bought and attended the sales, to be
the best stock of goods that ever was
brought to this market. Ladies and
housekeepers that are in want of Lin
ems of every description and Blankets
will do well to attend the sales.
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Ii. T.. Ii. p.
Bookings UnrivaIed Baking
Powder.

The superior excellence of this Baking Powder
is acknowledged by all who have used it.
1t is prepared from strictly pure materials, ex
pressly for family use.
1t makes all kinds of Light Bread, Mullins,
Hot Rolls, Waffies, Buckwheat Cakes, Griddlo
and Sweet Cakes.
You can bake Immediately after mixing the
The principal Hotels and Boarding Houses
and the first families in Wheeling all use it.
Try if you have not already done so.
Manufactured by EDMUND BOOKING. No.
Odd Fellows Hall. Sold by groccrs and dealers
generally.
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..HeaIinR on Its Wings, ,,

Say all who have used the Old Home Bitters.
To the Weak and Debilitated just rising from
some long spell Of sickness, we assure you there
is nothing more grateful. You Dyspeptic Ones,
with your constant ailings, with your Nausea,
Headache, Sour Stomach, &C., use Old Home
Bitters and he relieved. Sold everywhere.
LACGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
decI Proprietors.
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MERCHANT TAILORS,
Extraordinary Low Prices!
sIo0 REWARD.

oToLEY FROM THE srAB1x OF s. Ell,
y LOTT, smf.es from Elm Gfvve. W. Va on
the night of tbe 9Th inst.. . beautiful by mare
fine. soft hair, very high. bold carriage, about
Isl hands high; has mark on the ieft hip caused
by kick; also. some white saddle markk We
win give so for the thief, and 80 for he marc
delivered TO rs. sDdCa III. G. AkADEL.
tsnsAltkM2t zion ~ - - l.
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Friday Msrnins, January is
TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisement.

Po-ca-hon-tas, Parents and Guardians,
and Dutch Richard III, at Washington
Hall tonight.
See advertisement of Baker, Fitzger-
aid & Co.
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jest into safnsst, and announced
their determination not to enter into
the holy state of matrimony until the
fair, sex give up the gewgaws of Fash
ion and return toIthe primitive sim
plicity of old times.
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Winter Luxurics.

tv1utef Azuxur1css -
Booth, Battelle g. Co. daily receive
oysters direct from Baltimore. The BIZ
valves are large, fresh and lucious.
For sale by can or half can, at corner
of Monroe and Water streets, where
full supply of groceries is kept con-
stantly on hand. Pricesas low IS the
lowest. IL u :: .. :. -.
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Purest and Sweescst Csd Liver Oil
In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers on the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized by sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
ton is so great that it takes the lead of
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to ask for
Hazard g. CaswelPs Cod Liver Oil"
Caswell, Mack g. Co, New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
gists. mar 20-mwseowly.
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Trust Sale Of n Valuable Acad-
envy building.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST FROM
ID Josiah Atkinson, President of the Board
of Trustees of the West Liberty Academy, to
me, dated December 9Th, 1859, now on record,
book A, page $50, in the Recorders office, Ohio
county, West Virginia, l SHALL on the 18th day
Of February, 1867, at the front door of the Acad'
emy, in West Liberty, proceed to sell By public
auction. to the highest and best bidder,
for cash, the land and buildings and
personal property in said deed Of trust
mentioned, being one acre and eleven pcrches
of land with the building thereon, s0x5O
settees black boards. cabinet of minerals and a
library of one hundred.
Selling as Trustee, will only convey sucb
title rs Is vested in me which. however, is be-
iieved TO be good. WIN. MCKINLEY,
January ~, ls61.l5. Trustee.
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DIED.

On Tuesday. January 9Th. 1857. at St Louis,
Mo-. LIZZIE BELL, youngest daughter Of s. e.
and Louisa s. Baker, aged Il months and IL
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". Is. SINPSUN, i. NJ DODSUN,
WI PETERSON, ST.
THIS COMPANY rs VOW FULLY
i Organized. and viii, in = short time CON-
menee the manufacture Of refined Carbon and
Lubricating Oils, Lamp Wick and Chimneyl
For information in regard to the Stock or
Business Of the Company, spply TO either Of the
undersigned officers or ~ the Companys Office
On Main Street next door to the II and II
Bank. ". r. PETERSON, Jr, Sce'y,
SP HILDRETH, Trezsr,
JOSEPH II. COSNELL Supk Del
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
nAILY REGISTER.

ons veal. -, =. 81 sol Three months .E !
S;x months. :. " One month";.
TO SUBSCRIBERS IN TIE CITY.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
IHrYoRrrp DAILY IT X. X. rLAao. BANKHR.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 49, P. n.

INCREASED NUMBER OF THE INSANE
There are at this time over seven hun
dred patients in the Stockton Insane
Asylum, the greatest number ever in
that institution, and an increase Of sew
enty or eighty over last year. In pro-
portion with the population Of the State
the number of insane is astonishingly
large, but the csuses are easily found in
the excitable character Of u people,
their exhaustive pursuits, frequent dis
appointments, and, in too many in
stances, a fatal dissipation. In the re-
cord Of commitment, in which the known
or supposed causes Of mental derange-
ment are related, the suggestive SEN
tence, "has been intemperate," appears
with startling frequency. At least one
third Of the male and q considerable
number Of the female patients are 30 re-
corded.-Dramate Chronicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13

HARD TINS CoNINo.-We learn fIom
our exchanges that in the Eastern cities
and manufacturing districts, the reduc-
ton in the number Of employees and the
rate Of wages has commenced, and is
quite generally going on. Merchants
wishing to DO on the prudent side are
curtailing both their stocks and force Of
clerks and portsrs, while the manufac-
turers, influenced by the business pros
pect, are working with reference to
diminished products and cheaper prices.
In some instances wages have been ma
terially reduced, in others work has
been stopped altogether. That this is
the commencement Of q revolution in
the business of our country which will
not 70 backward, and which will spread
over its entire extent, no one can doubt.
II wages and prices could DO made to
cbespsn ut the same time, and in the
same ratio, labor would feel the change
less seriously than capital, where, after
all, the great strain is to come.-Sf.1 10.
MOI Herald, Jan. %.
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TEE MIsYR y HIS BAG.-The London

TEE MIsyR AND HIS BAG.-The London
Lancet says:
"a good illustration occurred q few
days since Of the strength Of the ruling
passion even in death. An old man in
his last illness was admitted into one Of
the metropolitan hospitals. He was
without relatives, friends, or apparent
means Of subsistence; but when IN
dressed and put into bed, a bag Of
money was found suspended BY a string
round his neck. To this he chung with
tenaeity, refusing to part with it to any
10, and wearing it about him by day
and by night. As his end approached,
the treasure became q matter Of anxiety
70 those tending him; for the sum was
evidently large, and it was feared that
It might offer temptations to some pa
tient in case the moment Of his death
should be unobserved. AT length the
hour arrived, and when death had sp-
parently claimed him, a nurse gently
unfastened the string and removed the
bag. At the same moment the old man
opened his eyes and felt instinctvely
for his treasure, which was no longer IN
its place. BE uttered the word Gonel'
and died. The money, which was
found to amount to liza pounds,
was handed over to the hospital
authorities"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13

SMITH, BRows AND JoSEs.-lt may be
of interest to state, as gathered from
Lanman's Congressional Dictionary, re-
Gently issued, that Of the ffty-two SEN
.tors now acting, about forty are law
yers, four merchants, three editors, one
shoemaker, one manufacturer, and
three or four Of no specified business.
In the House there are about l25 law
yers, 81 merchants, IL farmers, 10 edi-
tors, 8 manufacturers, 3 physicians, 2
bankers, and two teachers or profess
sors. We collate from tho same volume
that since the organization Of the Ma
tional Congress there have been IN that
august body 81 of the Smith family,
eight Of whom were John; 26 Browns,
siI Johns; 3 John Jones and % others Of
the Jones tribe; 20 Thompsons with the
'ip" and one who discarded il; 81 john
sons, % Williams; % Wilson's; II Tay-
lors, besides the tailor Of the White
House; Is Jacksons; Is Audersons, l6
Morris, Is Wrights, 10 Pattersons-
three Of whom were "Billies."
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REVIVAL IN NAPA.-Referring to the
state of spiritual matters in its midst,
the Rsporter of Feb. s, says:

Revival IN NAPA.-Referring to the
state of spiritual matters in its midst,
the Reporter of Feb. 8, says:
A very spirited revival, under the su-
pervision Of the several religious de-
nominations of Napa, is nightly being
held at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Last evening some seven or eight went
forward to the mourner's bench. Judge
Southland, lately q convert to Christian
ity, made some very forcible and appro-
pirate remarks, and in q manner to i'm
press every one present that he was in
earnest in his new work. We acknowl-
edge that we have long been skeptic in
religious matters, not putting much
faith in the professions of many; but
the remarks Of the Judge convinced us
he was not playing the part of a'hypo-
critic, but was earnest and hopeful that
the change on his part was Q sl,.and
that hereafter he would be found In the
ranks of the truly penitcnt and hopeful.
We take pleasure in ssying that we are
convinced that it would be far better
for US all if we could be truly Christian
in spirit and in heart. We know of no
better means Of becoming so than By
listening to the experience Of those who
have lately deserted worldly matters in
search Of Truth-of life eternal.
o. - 7. MAAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13

EMsxArIcAL.-We begin to think that
we haven't been. able to keep up with
the progress of the age, that we are fall
ing sadly behind hand, that we are not
posted-in short, that we are as unso-
phisticated as q tender gosling. We
see things in the papers every day that
we don't understand, and can't get the
hang of. Notwithstanding the Erami-
ner's attempt to enlighten US, we haven't
yet got it through our head what "cop-
pering on the ace" is. Equally perplex-
ing and mysterious to. US is the an
nouncement in the London Court Jour
nal, that her Royal Highness, the
Princess of Wales is" that the
Princess Helena, also, Is g." In the
first case ''early in the ensuing year."
and in the latter Gin April" are mem
toned by the Court Journal as C the. ex-
pected occasion" Now this quite gets
us. It is all Hebrew and Chaldee to US.
What the ID does G." mean? and
what on earth is limited at in that abom-
inably vague phrase s'the expected oc-
casion =" Why can't Court journals
speak out in plain English like other
journals? What's the use Of mystifying
people 2-S. p. Dramatic Chronicle.
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FRAarLIrY.-M. Auber recently asked
" Charlaa Rlanc. ltUhat A von ,h;,t

FRAanlrY.-M. Auber recently asked
N. Charles Blanc: "what do you think
Of Gerome's Cleopatra "It is wretch
ed-the conception is weak, the eIecu-
ton is poor-the woman is of porce-
lain" u. Auber replied: "Is that the
painters fault? AL women are terribly
fragile now-s-days."-Ezehangs.
Wonder what Auber would say if he
read Ferg's Inaugural about the 6ailty
Of mani All, Mr.. Auber, you missed a
good thing in not seeing that Inaugural.
Cleopatra and Ferg's inaugural They
will live as long as the world wags.
ColfaI couldn't speak such a piece.
But, "Ferg' is friend Of ours, and
when we get the Mormons annexed we
intend running him for Congress.
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TIE FUNERAL OF JOHN NJ. SHERWOOD

The FUNERAL OF JOHN NJ. SHERWOOD.
Impressive services, conducted by the
Rev. q. D. Lathrop, were had at the
Methodist church yesterday, over the
remains of John N. Sherwood. Ashort
and appropriate funeral discourse was
preached from a text which is to be
found in the book of Amos, "Prepare
to meet thy God" A large congrega-
ton Of ladies and gentlemen was in at
tendance. The body was followed to
its place of burial by the brother fire.
men of the deceased, and by many
others, the whole forming a very eI-
tended procession. This death has
caused deep sadness in this community.
Nav Il be the last, from violence, in the
history of Carson.-APpeal Of this morn
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that COMMITTEE. The Committee
appointed yesterday BY the Assembly,
to como up and examine into the al
legged default in the mining taxes, con-
sists of Msssrs. Dorsey, Carey, Bsnce,
and Nayhugh. They are now in Vir-
ginia city, and fulfilling their appoint
ment. II there is anything "rotten in
Denmark" let it come out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13

LIycoLS's BIRrH-DAY. = Our State
Legislature yesterday adjourned at an
early hour, in honor Of the Day-the
Anniversary Of the birth Of ABRAHAM
LxcoLS-the martyr President of the
United States. Right, proper, COM
mendable. We believe al the members
favored il,
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So
Births.

POWERS-In Douglas Co.. New. Jan. oath. the
vffe Of B. +. Powers, OF a son.
MEININGER-In San Francisco, Feb. 5th. the
/ wife Of L. Mcininger, Of a son.
wHITNEY-In San Francisco, Feb. 9Th. the
wife Of Sumner whitney, Of twins-'on and
daughter. ~
LEBERT-In San Francisco, Feb. {, the WI of
G. Lebert, Of . son.
P~HiLLIPS-In San Francisco, Feb.e, the wife
Of Geo. Phillips Of q son.
Rice, Of q daughter.
sMITH-In Dutch Flat, Feb. 4. the wifo Of J. b
Smith, Of O son.
ooLpsTEIN-In oroyIlls. Feb. 2, the wife Of "A.
Goldstein. Of q ron.
TOWNSEND-In Vreka, Jan. 25th, the wife Of
VIM. Townsend, Of q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13

SUPREME BrScH.-Senator Sumner
yesterday introduced an Act to increase
the Supreme Bench by adding two NOR
Judges. For . little State like this, it
seems to us that three Judges ought to
DO able to attend to all the business.
If three can't do it, two more, it seems
to us, will be simply ornamental. orna-
mental Judges never amount to much.
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Andy johnson whippedby Thad. Stevens.
The Madison correspondent Of the
Evansville Gazette says:


GAINESVILLE Gazette says:
"The eagle Andy Johnson got a
severe whipping to-day from a rooster
that was presented to his keeper. He
turned it into the eagle along with a
fine fat pullet. The eagle at once made
for the rooster, when he slipped between
the eagles legs, and getting behind him
jumped on the back Of his neck and be-
gan squirting him so 6ercely that If the
rooster had been gated he would have
quickly finished the eagle. As it was,
he piteously screamed and the game
rooster jumping in triumph to the
ground, saluted the bystanders and the
humbled giant with q lusty crow They
say the rooster is q fighting one from
your city, and on hearing the account |
at once went to the scene Of the fight,
where l saw the eagle covering in a
corner and the rooster Tapping his
wings, and in the presence of an en-
t~husiastic crowd, dubbed the plucky
victor "Thad. Stevens" by which
name he will hereafter be known while
keeping his huge and trained a~asailsnt
in check"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13

THras will be four eclipses this year,
two on the Sun and two on the Moon.
The former will occur March 9Th, and
August 2sth, and the latter, March goth
and September 18th. Those of the
moon only will be visible in the United
States.
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WATERFALL WAS THERE Ny COUNTRY
xESl-The Chicago Tribune records n
serious disaster to q waterfall:

serious ulSRSteT W u WhIeEihiE
One afternoon, just as the shades of
evening we're gathering in as if to keep
company with the stealing march Of the
snowfakes, an accident occurred on the
corner of Clark and Lake streets which
caused considerable confusion to one,
and amusement to many. A young lady
with a waterfall of greater size than
usual was riding along in a sleigh,
which she must have occupied lin COM
pany with a geptleman) for some time,
as the aforesaid waterfall was covered
with snow. Another sleigh drove along
behind, the horse attached to which
made a sudden rush and took the anu
pie appepdage into his capacious mouth.
She screamed, the horse started, the
hair pins came out, and the lady found
the back Of her head bare of all except
natures covering. She modestly drew
q veil over the scene, and we chiyalrous-
ly follow the example.
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LADIES who have 8 disposition to pun
ish their husbands should recollect that
8 littls warm sunshine will melt an icicle
much sooner than . regular n%orthesster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13

THal, venerable persons died lately
within Eve days in the same house, in
Tallmadge, Ohio. Their ages were 80,
IS and -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13

Mr.. JOHN MuLpEa, Of Eastmanville,
Michigan, has a son aged only thirteen
years who is Ave feet eleven and one
half inches in hight.
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Marriages.

PALMER-DAY-In Oakland, Feb. 6. Henry A
Palmer TO Jane o. Day.
BISHOP-HALI-In lone City, Jan. q, Francis
A. Bishop to Lucy A. Hall.
BARTLETT-TR1PP-In Butte City. D.. II.
Bartlett to Nancy Tripp..
BAIN-JoNES-fn Havilah, Jan. 20, YIN. Balm
TO Mrs. Anna Jones.
MARTIN wENTwORTH-In 0roville. Feb.
2. Fred, J. Martin to Mrs. Jane Wentworth. 1
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TIE Richmond Enquirer considers "a
general amnesty an imperative duty"
Il is something to be willing to be for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13

TEN thousand persons marched In the
procession formed at Wilmington, n:
c., on New Years day in honor oil
emancipation. yl,5 Z
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13

wash did the biz. Ez q representation
ov fog, it wuz pronounced a sucksess,
but l never Good dispose ov it at any:
thing nea the price that Church or
Bierstadt gits-a MYSTERY tu me. I re-
solved tn burn it one day, rether'n let
it 60 for a song, but Pm blest if it didn't
put the fire out. This triflin surkum-
stance ort tn convince the most skepti-
cal that, ez a fog pictur, it wuz unri-
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NSlNiaakIa
I~vEM<
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
~ts,rc,IL prsrLrcu TO THE aoLp Hill pNLr sEws.l
DATES UP TO YESTERDAY.
pe.ttuaon in North Carolina.

SPECIAL Dr.rIrcn 70 rar aoLp Hill Dali, ss~s.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13

THIS NEW AND DESIRABLE MINERS
L Candlsstick, adopted In all our minos. for
convenience and safety, can be obtained ct our
Store. =. BITTNbR T. co.
Gold Hill, Feb. 10, 1867. w fel2.tf
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Ladies' suffering from any complaintincIdenta
to their sex, can consult the Doctor with the AZ.
surance Of relief.
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Snmm0nR.

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF sTo'
y REY. In Justice Court, Gold Hill Township
No. 3, before W. N. Hall, Justice Of the Peace
E. c. Cook, plaintiff. ~ James Gallup. de-
PENDANT.
Tho State of Nevada sends to James Gallup.
greeting: You are hereby summoned TO appear
before me. Justice Of the Peace 10 and for Gold
Hill township No. 3, County and State Aforesaid
at my ofieo In Gold Hill, on the Goth day OF June'
A. d. ls675 NJ 10 o'clock 4. ". Of that day, 20 m.
swer the complaint Of f. G. Cook wherein no
claims to recover the sum Of els9 so-loo doIiais'
principal, and interest, on your certain pfo To
sorry note, made in favor Of VIM :. Burns q To-
or order, February "a. 1885, for el4t. bearing m
ter at at Q per cent. per month from date. anu
YOU are hereby notified that If you fsii 70 aPp d.
and answer The complaint A. Aforesaid. luas,
ment viii be taken against you for 'pe SUN OF
70 ,Ss sberifi or any Constable Of said county,
greeting: Make legal services and duo return
hereof. ,t. ,s,b d.v AZ Nav
A. d. 1857. ,.. um Torn,bin No. 4.
'I Mn,s,n,i Revenue stamp, nny eents.l
Intern. n centsl .myl6-td