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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-17
Legal Notice.

Anna Palmer Plaintiff State Of Ohio, Stark Co.,
Jacob Palmer, Deft. Pleas. Divorce.
NNHE above named defendant Is hereby notified
that depositions will be taken in behalf Of the
tied action. on Wednesday, August 3Oth, 1871, at
the ONCE OF William A Lynch, in Canton, Ohio,
between the hours of eight O'clock A. H. and five
o'clock P Il. and be continued from day to day
until completed ANNA PALMER, Plaintiff.
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IRON CITY COLLEGE.

FOR Circulars of the IRON City College.
the most popular and successful institution in the
United States, for the thorough practical educa
tion of young and middle aged men, address
]. c. ss1gH, A H., Principal. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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sheriff Sale.

Canton Building Association No. vs. John orth
ct W, ct al
By virtue of q Sd pluries order to sell issued
from the court of common pleas OF Stark county.
Ohio, and to me directed, will offer for sale at
public out cry at the dSor of the coart house in
the city OF Canton, on
Saturday, The 9th day Of September. 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit: Part of lots number one hundred
and twenty one l2ll and one hundred and twenty
two Il22l In the city of Canton, and being all of
said lots lying east OF line drawn north and
south across, the same forty-nine feet and ten
inches west Of the east line OF said lots.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
of sale, one third cash, one third In nine months
the premises.
AuglOw5 - - ''''' 49,
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The OLD locust trees in the Union School
yard. on West Tuscarawas street, are be-
ing.taken out to make room for the spread.
ing maple rs'.9-fs 90
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Rridge NOtice.

CTEALED proposals will be received ct this ONCE
- until one O'Clock P. M, on MONDAY, Aug. %,
1871, for building the masonry and iron super
structure of bridge over Indian Run, near Robt-
Hamilton's farm in Sandy township Span q feet
between abutments. Track IL feet in the clear
Also for box cnlyert (Sx4 feet in the elsar) near
Creams Mill in Osnaburg towns hip, one and one
half miles south of Mapleton.
ED.-A. LEE, County Auditor
AuDIFoR's OYEIcE, CaLton, Aug. II, 1s7IW2
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NOTICE Il hereby given that the undersigned
IN will sell his farm private sale on good rea-
sonable terms, situated about 2x miles south Of
Navarro, contains TWO good orchards, spring and
spring tstcne). one new barn, house In good
repair; also on said farm q good coal bank.
For Information call on Jack Bennett or the
'undersigned WILLIAM WATSON.
The coal bank viii be sold separate IL required
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sheriT Sale.
David H. TraphagaD
Charles o. Traphagan ct ux. ct Al.

Charles o. Traphsgan ct ux. ct al.
By virtue of an alias order to sell, issued from
the court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio
and to me directed will offer for sale at public
out-cry at the door of the court house in the city
of Canton, on
Saturday, the 26th day Of Altgatst, 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county tO-Wit: the south half of lot number one
hundred and twenty-five Q22l in the town now
city Of Massillon, free from all dover right Of
Emma NJ. Traphagan. :
Sale to commence at one O'Clock p m. Terms
cash. R A DUJNBAR Sheriff
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SEALED proposals will be received at this
y ONCE until one O'Clock p. NJ, on TUESDAY,
September 8. 1871, for supplying the Courthouse
and Jail with coal for the ensuing year. The best
quality Ofscreened coal required 50 ms to the bush
ell Contractors to pay expense of weighing, and
to give bond to acceptance of Commissioners, for
faithful performance Of contract.
ED. A. LEE, County Auditor.
AuDzroa's O7R1cE, Aug. II, 1s7iWS
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DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court Of
DkStark county, Ohio, win sell at public auc-
tion Saturday, the 18th day of August, ls1l, At
and after one o'clock P. m at the door OF the
Court house in Canton, Stark county, Ohio, tract
of i've and seVenty-eight hundredths acres, being
part of the southeast quarter of section i've (6h
township ten, range eight, bounded as fohows:-
Beginning at q three-pronged linn tree standing
on the north bank--O the run Of water flowing
from Meyers Lake into Nimishillen creek, about
two rods from its mouth where IL empties into
Nimishillen creek, running thence south, AZ de-
grees west, twenty-five rods and nineteen links 70
q white oak grub; thence north, 50 degrees west,
twenty-three rods and fifteen links 20 black
jack oak; thence south sixteen rods to post;
thence east ffty-one reds 70 q post5 thence north
20 degrees west, thirtythree rods to the place of
beginning. together with all the valuable water
privileges heretofore granted by Thomas Patton
and wife to Christian Miller by deed dated on the
End day oE January, 1865. and recorded in volume
IS. pages 1851 OF the records in the Recorders
ONCE OF Stark county, Ohio
Terms of sale One-third cash one-thtrd pay
able in one year and one-third in two years, with
interest, to be secured by notes and mortgage on
the premises JOHN D. GRABEHy
admir- Of the estate OF Christian Miller, decd.
s. MEYER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Canton, July 2S, IS5lW5
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Money Ready.

MONEY belonging to the several townships,
NL cities, corporate villages and separate school
districts of Stark county, will be ready for distri
button T. the Treasurers of the same, on Monday,
the 2eth day of August 1871. Treasurers will bring
the required certihcate from the Clerk or Record
er. ED. A. LEE, Auditor
IRA II. ALLEN, Treasurer.
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Administrators A Sale OF
Real Estate.

One of the In
anton, July 6, Is.
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GOttiieb Winter, Pre- Before John Lew. J; P. of
B. J. Frymiro. Dsf't stark county. 8.
ON the 9TH day Of August A. D. 1sII, said Jus.
" tice issued an order Of attachment in the
above action for the sum Of Nineteen Dollars and
Fifteen cents. GOTTLIEB WINTER.
Bethlehem, Aug. II. 1s!1w3
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Coal Dealers.

AupIFoR's OEEIcE, CaLton, AuE.
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RherIHRnIa

Reuben McMinen vs. D. C. BursOn ct al.
RY virtue of an alias order TO sell issued from
- the court Of common pleas of Stark county,
Ohlo, and to me directed will offer for sale at
the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, The 26th day Of august. 1871
the following described real estate situata In said
county, to wit: Lots numbers twenty C2Ol and
twsnty-one (sl) IN Teeters addition to the town of
Sale to commence at o'clock p m. Terms cash.
...,.-o- R A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW
Dr. C. A. SMITH A thoroufh and permanent
curs Of Gonorrhosa, elect, Syphilis Nocturnal
Emissions, &c.-ln short every form OF Sexual
Disease. A safe and speedy removal of obstruc-
tions of the monthly periods. with or without
medicine. All communications strictly con nhden-
No letter will be answered unless It contains
postage stamp. ofice, No. II Michigan street,
Cleveland, Ohio. apr27yl
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CALLED.-Our young friend, Ed. Lang,
foreman of the Ft. Wayne Sentinel. called
on Us q few days since, while on visit to
his old home. % -rtHl s.t
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WOrds Of MIsdOml

FOR YOUNG MEN,
ON the ruling passing In youth and, Early Man
~ hood, Wiln SELPHELP for the Erring an
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, FIRE
OF ehArg Apdress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
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MARRIED.

LIPPzzEPE,PsE-on ,E,Is- the sth Inst. by Rev: P. Her
NEPP-0UTRNECHr-At the residence OF
Mr. n L. Ballard, on the 18th inst, by Rev. r
buckingham, Mr.. George Nepp and Miss Mary
Gutknecht. -..rs
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Aelu Sarertisetaents.
WeaVers Wamfed

HERMAN MEYER has inst received his first
arrival Of Spring Clothing Goods, at the "Old
orner." Gents-cal and see. Aatf
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NOTICE is hereby given that the books of the
IN Canton Steam Engine Works. p P. Bush Co
OF Canton, Ohio, will be opened for subscription
TO their capital stock Thursday, the 6th DAY Of
July, 1871, at the office of John z. Clark, No. "a
South Market street.
JOHN F. CLARK,
One of the IncorPorators Of said Company
Canton, July 6, ls7l-tf
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OF COMFORT!
THEA-NECTAR

UTANTED-AGENTS,(s $50 per dazl TO sell the
w celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE. Has the uadsT-fesd, makes the "tOck-
stitch" (alike both sidesl and is fully licensed
The best and cheapest family Sewing Machine in
Boston. Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, Ill, or
st. Louis, Mo.
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CPRING SUITS and Summer suIts-got up for
~ Gentlernen-af the Old Clothing Corner, in
the latest and best style. 42tf " H. MEYER.
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HnWaTd SanifaTY AsSnriafinn.

LloR the Relief and Cure Of the Erring and I'm
E fortunate on Principles OF Christian Phlan
tnropy Essays on the Errors Of Youth and the
Follies Of Age, in relation to MARKIAGn and Social
EVIIs with sanitaryaid for the afflicted. Sent free
In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSO-
CIATIoN. Boz p. PhiladelphiR Pa maya 7oyl
OTRAN0ls, BUT TRUE-tsVery young lady an
- gentleman In the United States can hear some
thing very much to their advantage, BY return
mali without charged by addressing the under
signed Those having fears Of being humbugged,
may obiige BY not noticing this card. All Others
viii please address their obedieAt servant,
THOMAS r. CHAPMAN,
SS1 Broadway. New York
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TABULAH 5TATENGEN

and of aeanauE
onyA @yau1 Of p0d6 ang aenpm
H0Y@@@ paNAa AaGnas
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A FEW GOOD wEAvERs can obtain steady
"A work AZ the New Lisbon Woolen Mills, BY ap-
~ JOHN OGDEN CO.,
luly27w4 New Lisbon, Ohio.
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PREMIUMS,

TqsssSsy' sod w:sa1ssSsay sSS TasG5Sssy' 7Ssy gss
single Tickets good for both Fair
GrOunds and TrOtttnS Park.
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Hell Your Thresher Friends to send
10 The
Ashland Machine Co.,

OI ]ASI4117A-N4Jl OLIIOI
Il for an Illustrated and Descriptive Circular
and Price List Of their New Combined CIO-
yer Thresher, HulIer and Cleaner.
Acknowledged to be the best Machine for the
purpose ever invented.
10 Capacity from 25 to 10 bushels per day.
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Divorce-the turn of the tied.
The days are growing shorter. 4
The worst thing out-odt of temper.
A good side shOw-A pretty cheek.
The woman qrsshon-Is he married?
The ice wagons are busy this hot wealth
Rin4 cooking apples in demand in this
Pavements are being made on High
street.
A celebrated writer says Tobacco has
killed kissing"
Preaching was held on the Fair Ground
last Sabbath.
No Council meeting last Monday night.
Thermometer too high, we guess.
The Baptist Sabbath School will, for the
present, be held in Harter's Hail.
Preparations are being made to light the
streets Of Massillon with gas.
The Malvern camp meeting commences
September Sth.
Peaches are very scarce, and really
blush at the price they bring.
The fountain in the Courthouse yard
will soon be ready to squirt"
The old Baptist church is no more. 1t
has been torn down.
Our county fair will be held on the 26th,
9th 18th and 29th Of September.
An inch of rain falling upon an acre of
ground weighs about 100 tons.
Walnut street is being cleaned up. A
decided improvement.
The Democratic Band made music for
the farmers picnic in Plain, last Saturday.
c. G. Snyder is putting down a Berea
hag-stone pavement in front Of his new
building, l17,----,
The latest style of gold bracelets are the
"gauntlets." two and half inches wide.
The farmers are busy threshing out this
years harvest. Yield from 25 to 80 bus.
per acre,
The meetings of Colonel McCook, our
candidate for Governor. are everywhere
largely attended.
Wooster editors are searching the coun-
ty records to see the mortgages recorded
against each. Big business.
Prof Kinks splendid band delighted
our citizens with some of their finest mu-
sic on last Friday evening
The colored folks of Salem and sur
rounding country, had picnic, festival
and dance one day last week.
johnson Sherrick, of the firm of Sher-
rick q Miller, hardware dealers, has gone
East to lay in another stock of new goods.
Wm. Feicht has built blacksmith shop
on Eighth street between Plum and High,
where horse-shoeing and .blaeksmithing of
all kinds viii be done s.lt
The OLD locust trees in the Union School
yard, on West Tuscarawas street, are be-
ing taken out to make room for the spread
ing maple.
A rnnno- mar, frs.r,,-. AIaas;ll.-.- -.
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DAUcHErS AGENCY.

Q9OnFor 1st class Pianos-sent on trial-no
0Z9Uagents: Address U. s. PLANO CO., G45
Broadway, n. Y.
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A young man from Massillon was
knocked down and had his leg broken on
last FRIDAY night. No arrests made. Were
the nighE police asleep? ~.
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shersm sale.

Archer Silver vs.. Richard Ryan ct al
By virtue OF an order to sell issued from
and TO me directed will offer for sale az public
out cry the door Of the court house in the city
Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 9lH day of September, 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county to-wit: Lot number dfty-tWo 1927 In W. O.
Thompson's addition to the city of Canton
Sale to commence at o'clock p. NJ. Terms
cash.
augIOW5 R. A. DUNBAR. Sheriff
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The gallant old Washington FIRE COM
pany were out with their SmasheeR" last
Saturday evening, She "slings" water as
lively as ever, notwithstanding her long
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-20

MOTT CE;.-hsTArg OF JAMES HoLHHAN, DECEASED.
~ Notice is hereby given, that the Undersigned Admins
traitor Of she estate Of James Hoehan the county
Of Ia Sale and State Of Illinois. deceased will appear
fore the County Court Of said third Monday
being she 10Th day of June 1871, at Court House in
ottawa in said county, when ana where all persons having
claims demands against said notified to att
ana present the same in writing for adjustment
Dsled this sSth day Of April a. d. ISL.
WILLIAM S. EASTON,
mayS-6w Admnistrator
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Some persons cut asparagus into small
pieces before cooking it; this seems to us an
unwarrantei mu!ilation. The stalk should
have grown IN two days it will then be ex
quisitely tender, OF "a deep green. with head
purple, glistcnlng in the sun, with the color
of the robe Of an ancient Roman Consul i.
will break as squarely as diamond-sciatched
glass. and far more easily than maiden's
heart at the loss OF her first lover: its perfume
is pungent and agreeable: its emerald tin,
lively, and, as it is one OF the earliest, so it is
one of the mos, grateful productions of the
garden 1t is to he treated gently. Cut in
the early morning; while the dew yet lies up.
on it reireshingly, 1t Is to be washed in cold
water, kept in II shady place until near the
dinner hour, then put int" small quantity OF
water and boiled until it is about half done /;
then the water should be poured oft and milk
put in. and allowed to cook until II fork can
be thrust through it easily; take it up so as
not to break stalk, and dish it on toasted
bread, season, and you have u dish often asked
for. but seldom seen.
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DURABLE DRAINs.-A drain filed with
charcoal could never he chOked except by
particles o! earth carried in by the water that
flowed through il; for, as the material would
always remain, the superintendent earth
would not fall down, as it now usually does
to choke the passage when the bushes which
supported it have decayed. Neither is it like
ly that noles would willingly cross a drain
filled with charcoal and, if so, another very
usual cause OF the destruction of drains would
be avoided. In many districts Of this country
where peat is abundant this substance, when
charred. would probably be found most val
liable material both for filing drains and for
building hollow ones. The brick like form
into which peat is usually cut, and the hard
ness and porcsity q, the same when charrcd
in q c.ose oven. would constitute !. light and
excellent material, much cheaper and proba
bly, better than either bricks or tiles.
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rm-6arDen-MnIssbo!O.

How TO MIIK-Thc Rural iAlericaR saws /:
1t is a fact that poor :,ilkcr will spoil al
most any COW, and there are but few people
who are aware of the fact that in the mere
process of milking a great difference is made
in the yield of dairy cow The ability to
bring COW to her largest yield of milk varies
greatly with different mixers, as many per
sons who consider themse Ives good mixers
are In reality very poor ones. Owing to the
fact that large proportion of what COW
gives at milking Is secreted during the pro-
cess of milking, it must naturally follow that
Gnless the cow is in !. quiet contented state
OF mind, and satisfied with the mixer, the
usual secretion of new supplies during the
milking Will not take place. 1t Is generally
owing to this cause that cows Oitentimes
'hold up the milk as it is termed, and this
cannot be Obvlatcd so long as the cow is in a
restless state of mind and dissatisfied with
her mixer. Owing To the intimate connec-
ton between the nervous and secretary system
of the cow, 1t should be the aim of the mixer
to gam her confidence and good will BY
this mere indifference in handling and becom-
ing thoroughly acquainted with them, many
cows can be made 70 increase their flow of
milk at least quart day, and this too with,
out any change of food, Il makes a great
difference in the milking qualities OF a COW as
to who milks her, and how the operation is
performed, and in Judging of the milking
qualities OF a COW, these questions should al
ways be taken into consideration.
An exchange says that, six years ago, IA
Scotch dairywoman did most Of the milking
OF q herd OF nine cows. She was the best and
quickest mixer that we ever knew. The
cows gave an unusually large quantity, and
continued their milk later than usual. The
next year. the same JOB was mainly done By
less skillful hands, and the result was demon
strated that the loss was at least ten if not
twenty, per cent.
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The CuRRANT WoKN.-Thc Boston Jo,rau

The CURRANT WoHN.-Thc Boston Jo,lraul
Of Chemistry gives the following:
We are informed by DR.. T. Worcester, of
Watham. that the Currant worm. so dcstruc-
tive TO lavoute fruit, may be fully and
almost Immediately destroyed-by the use of
carbolate of lime. The doctor tried the pow
der in many instances during the past sum.
mer, and found that while 1t was fully rs ciiec-
tive rs hellebore. it was less disagreeablc. les.
costly and perfectly safe. The method OF us
ing i; Is To- sprinkle j. over the vines a. soon
as the worm makes his appearance. bringing
it well IN coutar, with the leaves. and soon the
lDscc. i destroyed. II viii need but two or
three applications, and the work is done. In
this way, for Il few cents, large quantities of
currant bushes may be saved and the fruit
allowed /" mature, and no danger whatever
incurred. Neither the foliage nor the fruit Is
in any way injured ly the c,rbola,c of lime
1t Will be well for our readers 10 remember
this when the iruit season returns.
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PEARS ON OAK RooTs.--A Delaware county
correspondent writes to Ills aunnt .his He is
not by any means novice, 90" easily persuad,
ed, unless facts are strong. liz says: II have
promised gratis from winte pear, growing
in this neighborhood, grated on the root OF
an oak tree. Its growth has lar outstripped
trees grated on pear roots, and it bore pears
last year weighing twenty ounces. do not
send this statement to TIE ROn'h'y, Tor | dc
not suppose any one one will believe it, but, il
necessary. I can give sufficient proof Of the
fact "-Gardncr's Monthiy.
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ap-!?-6T

MASTERS >ALr:.lNoace /. hereby given,
~ the rcu Cuur. ni La Sale of Illinois,
The February tern % said court D. ISL In cert ain
wherein William Peace administrator OF James
Ecser deceased, complainant and Isaac ". Ullcry and
Others defendants SHALL Tue day tn. thr,ieh da,
dsy o. Nav lsl houi ten clock in rue for
of dAv south of County
Court House in Ottawa In said COUNTY public auction and
viii then sell the es bidder tho following described prop
ery being ordered 10y said decree to b. Sold that 10
TO
The south half Of southwest quarter OF section two a.
containing eighty acres. more less also lot number
ue lot number eleven section sixteen 49,
ing ve less all real being
In township thythrcc @ north OF of the
third sd principal meridian in the county Of Sale and
State Of Illinois.
TrENs OF sALZ.-Cash. GEORGE LELAND,
Master in ChAncery.
CLOWN, COOK u CAMPBELL. Compts sors apra9-iw
STATE OF ILLINOIS. La sALLR County, ss-Couu,y
- court IF In safe CUntg. September Tern, A. d. 1871
August Adams John 9. Adams, II. Raymond adams. Or
AUTHORIZATION rpr NeckdnhFs Lien.
Affidavit OF OF Warren Adch the defendant
above named. having been filed clerk OF
said County Court La Sale county no ice hereby
10 the said Warren Aldch that the complainant ed Their
petition for mechanic lien In said the
duly Issued AID returned said court Obtained
10 make this publication and that alias summons issued
cut Of said court against said nonresident defendant return.
able on the hrst Monday In September 1871; rs by law
Now unless you the said Warren Aldrch shall
he and before the said County Court OF La Sale
ottawa in said comfy, m the first Monday In September
1871. md plead dSnnr said plaintiffs nett.
ton the and the matters and things there
stated will taken confessed and again
ii l.. MEAD. Clerk