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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure of all dcTanCe-
~ ments in the stom-
~ ach liver, and how
N els. They are mild
] ! y.
A apericnt, and an
SU&k Ha3 excellent purgatiYe.
Being purely vcgcs
&8fES3i8sS~--~-S--~ ~s14 table, they contain
%&Nss. no mercury or mine
e8 xSsa. raj whatever. Much
.rss serious sickness and
ed by their timely
We; and every family should have them on hand
- their protection and relief, when required.
Long experience has proved them to bc the SAT
fst, surest, and best of all the Pits with which
;ie market abounds. BY their occasional use,
the blood is purified, the corruptions of the sys
tenn expelled, distractions removed, and the
whole machinery of life restored to its healthy
activity. Internal organs which become clogged
and sluggish are cleanseu by 1ye,'s Pifis. and
stimulated into action. Thus incipicnt disease
Is changed into health the value OF which change,
when reckoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy
il, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
virtues unimpaired for any length of time. so
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and operate
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, or
occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each box, how to use them rs Family Physc,
and for the following complaints, which these
PfIls rapidly cure:-
For IIyspepsi., or indigestion. Ii~tless
ness. LangnOr and Los. Of a Appetite. they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom-
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
toms, bilious Headache, sick II lead
nche. Jaundltce or Green sickness. s8il.
iOus Collie and Bilious Fevers. they should
be juticiously taken for each case to correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cnuse it.
For Dyscntery or Diarrhra, but one
mild dose is generally required.
For HtheunBafisEn. GOut, Gravel. Esal-
PitatiOn Of the Heart, Pain in the
Side, Back and LOfns. they should be contin-
uousiy taken, as required, to change the diseased
action of the system With such change those
complaints disappear.
For DrOpsy and DrOpsicaI Sweliiysss,
they should he taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression. n large dose should be
taken, as it produces the desired effect 10y sym
pathy.
As a Dinner Pin. take one or two Pills to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach end
bowels, restores the appetite, and inviSorntcs the
system. Hence it is often advantageous where
serious arrangement exists. One who feels
tolerably well, often finds that a dose of these
Pills makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. C.. 4YER.e CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, U. s. A.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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NOT CONSUMPTION.-ln Consumption
and Lung diseases we have had ample
opportunity 10 test not only every kind of
treatment, but every kind of medicine.
We know that there are many cases of
disease that nearly resemble consump-
ton, but which is not that without u very
careful diagnosis, serious mistakes might I've
made, which would lead to very prejudIcia
results IN the treatment 1t Is the duty of
every PHI sician to ascertain as nearly as
posSib The precise nature of every malady
before prescribing. mo more certain sign
is offered in disease than is found in the
urinary secretion, says Simon. And in
this disease We are especially favored with
indications in the urine which enable us to
determine not only the facts relative to the
true nature thereof, but TO measure toleraby
correctly the extent OF the same
We have thus detected aud determined
the extent of hundreds of cases of CORSHnD-
tion, many of which, being incipient only,
have been cured by IT'S in "a very short time.
And whilst we would not hold out induce
mcuis or promise a cure in the "laSt stage
of this dreadful malady, would just say
that we have cured manv cases that so
nearly resenbled Consumption, that it was
impossible TO determine the fact by any
other means than by examination of the
urinary secretion.
Among these might mention liver
complaint, dyspepsia, heart disease, female
weakness, &c, &c.
These diseases oftimes much resemble
Consumption in many particulars. They
may come on with cough and expectoration
of blood and mucus, pain in the breast ahd
side, heats AMI chills followed by weakness,
night sweats, &c. These symptoms are
taken for Consumption, and the patient is
informed that the case Is a hopeless one, "
when perhaps il was yet as curable as nine
tenths of our most common diseases, and
when some prompt and efficacious remedy
administered for the real disease would dis
pei it il. very short time.
We have cured many cases of This kind
even after they had been abandoned as
hopelessly consumpted, by their relatives
as we'll as the physician. Whilst there is
life there is hope in such cases.
DRS. OLDSHUE,
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1872 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa

COURT PRoCEEDINGs.--In our county
Court this week the following cases were
disposed of: Com'th vs.. L. &. Myers, two
indictments; Com IN vs.. James and Charles
Johnston, two indictments. These are
known as the Sumiuitville shooting cases, in
which L. G. Myers is prosecuted by each of
the JOhnstons Tor shooting with intent to
kill, and the TWO .Johnstons are prosecuted
by the said Myers aud by Capt. VIM. Lin
ton for assault and battery with intent to
Kill. All four suits were tried together and
the jury is out at this writing (Hhurstlay af-
ternnon.) COm'th VS.. L. &. Myers. for car
Tying concealed weapons, Chas. Johnston
prosecutor !; jury out. Com'th vs.. jackson
Kuhn and Bridget Rooney, each of whom
were indicted for selling liqnor without Ii
censc, found guilty and sentenced each TO
pay a fine of $500 and costs of prosecution.
Com tn VS.. Uriah Wagner, assault and bat
terry with iutent to kill and assault and bat
terry, John S. Lomereaux prosecutor; guilty
of assault and battery and sentenced 10 pay
a fine of 81 and costs of prosecution. Geo.
Wehn, endorsee of Geo. Wehn, jr., endorsee
of Henry Walters, VS.. Ellen NJ. Walters,
adm'x of Henry Waters, deed. Verdict
for defendant. JOHN Conrad was appointed
constable of Loretto borough and sworn in.
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JMEf LIME Farmers and 9TH
- ers in want of n good article of LIME,
in any desired quantities, can now he accommoda-
ted, promptly and upon fair terms, by calling at
the farm Of DIR. VIM. Lemmon, in Cambria town.
ship, two miles east of Ebensburg.
June 4, 1873 If. LENNON MAXIM.
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n THE COURT OF COMMON

BRIA.-Noticc is hereby given that the first and
partial account of F. A. Shoemaker A ssiynee of
Griffith Davis viii he presented at the next Ar
gument Court for confirmation snd allowance.
u. MCO1.C 4 n, Prothonotary.
Prothonotary's Office. Ebensburg. June 10. Isl st
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GOLDEN HARVEST FOR AGENTS,

ESQ W EEK made selling the Wonders. or
Gem Pastry Cup-wantcd in every family, Send
81 cents for sample Twenty othct articles for
agents Address CONKLOIN s. CO, No. g.2
FIFTH AVENUE, (above Smithield stree PITTS
BURGH, Pa. t5-2l-om
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The Democratic primary election in
Westmoreaud county on Saturday last re-
suited in the selection of the following ex-
cellent ticket: Register and Recorder, VIM.
Snodgress; Treasurer, James Gregg; Com
missioners, Clark Butte-field, Jos. G.. West;
p. II. Director, Christman Holtzer, (don't I
empasze that name too stropgly); Auditors
Jas. G. Thompson, NJ. l.. Faasold In In
diana county the Republicans on the same
day and in .he same way nominated Albert
c. Boyle for Prothonotary, WIN. G. Brown
for Sheriff, John Eby for Treasurer, Fred'k
Butterbaugh and Fred'k Cameron for Com
missioners, aud j. II. Diven and John &.
Robinson for Auditors; and in Blair county,
on Tuesday last, Charles a. Mann and
Samuel Smith were chosen for Associate
Judges, Jonathan Slippey and John Half
penny for County Commissioners, David Bell
for Poor Dire 3:ors, and B. f. Custer and
Frank Henry for Auditors, were put in the
field by the Republican county convention.
A resolution favoring the Hon. John a.
Lemon for Senator was adopted by the same
body.
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When you are tying to think of the
names Of those who are willing to be nom
mated for County Commissioner, dom for
get Mr.. Anthony Anna, of Chest township,
n worthy member of the present Board, who
has made an honest, faithful officer, and If
re- nominated and reelected would not we
are sure go back on his record; nor fail to
remember our deserving townsman. Mr.
Josue ID. Pan rsh, who has never drawn
aught else than an honest breath, and who
has the ability 10 perform and the desire to
fulfill in an impartial manner and with the
utmost integrity all the duties pertaining
70 the position of County Commissioner.
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Having purchased the

~ following property from Henry Arble
Sr.. and left the same with aim during INV plea
sure. hereby caution all persons against inter
fcring with the same, to wit: hay mares, / cow
sled. wagon, pIow, harrow. 9 sets OF harness
June IL. lS15-St. FREDk AREiLE.
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heretofore realized in This place on goods
Of the same class.
Hoping th1t,my old Gust omers viii take
10 offenSe at the new mode of doing bust
less | am about TO adopt, but will contin-
lie to favor ups With their patronage on
strictly cash Basis which they will be sure
10 find the Fery best for all concerned, |
pledge myself to mark my goods down 10
the lowest cash rates.
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For the relief and
cure of all dcrange-
ments in the stom-
ach, liver, and how
els. They are amid
apericnt, and an
excellent purgstiye.
Being purely vcgcs
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
Oh inr- fboir fi,a,al,-
, 1875-02-04

FRIaHTTUL ACCIDENT Yesterday af
ternoon. while the :aborers employed at
the Seattl Coal Compsny's wharf were
dumping q Car load into the hold of the
bark Osmyn. portion Of the chain
which held the dumping apron gave
way. precipitating the loaded car and
two men who were tending it on to the
deck of the vessel, . distance Of twelve
or fifteen feet. Both men were badly
injured. Mr.. Cunningham. Who was
visited by our reporter this morning. is
fearfully bruised about the head, and
his right leg broken in four places. two
above and two below the knee. The
Doctor does not consider his injuries
serious.
Mr. Nichols. who was also ON the car
at the time Of the accident. has no bones
broken. but il badly cut and bruised
about the head. AID fears are entertain.
ed that he is injured internally. Both
men have families residing in This citv.
TIE sufferers arc attended by DR.. H. b.
Bagley. The plank and timbers OF the
weasel. near the forwari hstchway. are
badly broken, and will have to be re-
paired before she proceeds on her ,oy-
age.
, 1875-02-04
SUMMONS.
TIRRrroRY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY or KrN0,

TERRITORY OF wAsHNoroS,l
COUNTY or KrN0,
In the District Court OF the Third Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory of Washington, holding
terms At he City Of Seattle, in and for the
Counties Of King. Ktsap and Snohomish.
Martin s. Fecheimer, Henry Goodkind and
and Henry krauthal. partners doing bust-
mes under the firm name and style Of Fech-
elmer. 0oodkind l. Co.. Plaintiffs.
VS..
BENJAMIN Bernstein, Defendant.
Complaint filed in the County Of King. in
In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The United States of America send Greeting
To BENJAMIN BERNSTEIN. Defendant.
You Are her-by required 10 appear in an &C.
ti0n brought against you by the above named
plaintiff, IN the District Court Of the Third Ju-
dicixl District of the Territory Of Washington.
holding terms at the City OF Seattle, in tbs
County Of King, Kitsap an Snohomish, and to
answer the complaint filed therein, within
twenty days texcluslve Of the day Of service.
after the service on you Of this summons, II
served within the said county OF King; OF II
served out of that County but in this District,
within thirty days, otherwise within sixty days,
or judgment by default will b taken agAinss
you. according to th. prayer Of the complaint.
The said sc'ion is brought TO recover the sum
of eight hundred and one dollars, gold coin.
with interest from November 20, 1873, 1t tho
rate Of ten Per cent. per annum. on an account
between you and the said plaintiffs for goods
sold and delivered to and At your request At tho
city Of an Francisco, California. on or about
the 10th day Of November. 1873.
and you are hereby notified. that II you fail
to appear aud answer he said complaint -
shove required the said plaintiff will take judg-
ment against you for tht sum Of 1901. gold
coin tut erests and costs. according to the pray
Or OF said omplaint.
., Witness the Hon. Orange Jacobs.
srAL Judge of eaid Court, and tho
t~D seal thereof. the 21st day1of No
vember, A. D. 1874.
L.. ANDREWS. Clerk.
NcNAueRr LkAHY. Attys. fol-. .Pl6. d91x
, 1875-02-04
euaet Sound dispatch .

EkToRA1loN.-The mails Of yesterday
morning brought Ms letters from the
following places. al asking information
in regard to this country, with . view
to emigration: Dassel. Meeker county.
Minnesota; Lithopolis. Fairfield coun.
ty. Ohio; Cary. Wake county. North
Carolina; Baneall. Dutchess county, N
T.; Forssi. -Richl.nd county. wixcon-
sin; Brooklyn. N. T.; Au,elia. Chero-
kee county. Iowa; Ion. Allamakee coun
". Iowa; Oregon. Holt county, Mis-
sonri.
These are but the letters received in q
single day. BY one person. which chow
how widespread is the uget Sound
fever. which prevailed two or three
years ago and was 10 summarily check
Cd by the rsscally management of the
Northern Pacific Railroad. The most
Of the inqnirers are evidently middle
aged. or persons well advanced in years.
in good circumstances pecnniarily. who
are seeking escape from the rigors Of
the winters of the Northern and North
western States. without subjecting them
selves n the extreme heat and unhealthy
at nosphere Of more southern chimes.
II We could afford the time and means
necessary tc impart all the information
sought. We would gladly do so. for We
have no doubt that auch information
would be the means of adding very
largely to our population and wealth.
It is too great y tax to be imposed upon.
CT voluntarily assumed by any one per-
son. unless he has abundant means and
lrisurefor the work. which ought to be
maintained and carried ON at public ex-
pense. We have heretnfnre. anu are
willing hereafter. to contribute a. much
to ,his work a. any one man in Wash
ington Territory.
, 1875-02-04

THE SECREr OF SUCcEss.-Tom Merrv.
the editor Of The CMs Bay Ns.os. is wri;
ing series of interesting articles Oh the
not b es OF es,ly Gallo. n,s. Of David
G. Brode ick aud his remarkable suc-
cess IS . politician. he says: " Hated
openly by the Southsrners who acknowi-
edged Gwin as their leader, and stabbed
in the buck by such Northern doueh-
fsces A LAthar. be still tri.mphei
o -er both. His maxim vas. that .
mans only way to overcome his enc
mics, is to be true to his friends. In
all his political life. tand he seemed to
have no private life) this great and no.
BILE principle seems to have ben the
very iife-pulse Of his mxply heart
Tom reasons like philosopher. The
selfish anu cowardly policy Of pl~csting
enemies at the expense of friends never
won the confidence and respect Of either
aud though it may achieve temporary
xucess. IL sure to result in Illuminating
failure. while the policy pursued by Mr..
Brod.rick will win admiration even
where it fails of success. President
Grants personal popularity. which is
mneh greater than the popularity o. his
party. Is mainly due to his obstinate
and courageous fidelity to his fri. .nds
under the most adverse circumstances.
Against the most bitter opposition of
influential members of his own party he
hss stood by Attorney General Will
iams, Tom. Murphy. T" Boss" Shepard
ald Casey; and even those who most
condemn the acts. Of sustaining these
met. are forced to admire the pluck
and fidelity exhibited thereby. The man
who is .ot true to his friends is not
true to anything. The motive which
would prompt = man to lbstr.y his
friend. would cause him tb be.rsy his
country or public ,rusp The pol,ti~
clan who disreesrds h,Ypersoual obli-
cations to aia friends 4 4 the purpose of
concilia'ing his ensJ6ies. il unworthy
of public or pri,.l eonadsne. or sup
port.
, 1875-02-04
In emoriam.

To the Officers and Members Of Olive
Bran b Lodge No. 4, I. o. of o. F.,
Seattle. W. T.:
Your Committee. appointed TO draft
resolutions expressing the feelings Of
the brothers of this Lodge in regard to
the untimely death of our beloved broth
or Charles J Allen, beg leave to present
the following:
Whereas. I, has pleased an all-wise
Providence to remove from our midst
by death our beloved brother Charles J.
Allen; Therefore. be it
Resolved. That y the death Of broth
or Chari.s J Allen. this Lodge has lost
one Of its best members. and the COM
munity An honorable and upright citi-
zen.
Resolved. That In respect to the
u'emory Of our worthy decessed b,other
the Charter of the Lodge bs draped in
mourning. and the members wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
spreai upon the minutes Of the Lodge
in full. and that they bs Published in
the city papers.
Respectfully submitted.
R. J. MOORE,
WIN. H. PUMPHRY,
I. WADDELL,
Cow m;ttee.
, 1875-02-04
Sherif's Sale.

IN AND BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Ex.
ecution Issued out of the Ofice II Clerk
Of the District Court for fh. Third judicial Dis
irict OF Washington Territory. hnlting terms 1t
Seat: e, In and for the Counties Of King. Kifsxp
nd Sn"hcmikh. on the lJrd da of December,
1874, AMI to me directed, in = c-rrain sctiOn
wheFsin Charles d. Emery, Admins ator Of
the Estate Of ". Erwin. deceased, IL Piaintif
snd benjamin F Ball amt Frances L. Ball and
others xre defendants, commanding me that nf
the teal Estate hereinafter d+si- rib Il, should
make \ certain Judgment rendered h, sail iaurt
in Said action for the sum of two hundred
ard seven dollars and &c, ent.en cents Coll
Coin. t$2Os ~ with interest tn reon At the
rate Of two per cent per month from Dcc. Z.
1874. un,il pai. ~ also an Atiorney's fee Of
fifty .iollsrs $50 Gold Cnin aid costs Of suit,
amounting to thirty one dOll1r and sixty cent.
1881 6O), have this 9Th dsy of Jxnury 1878,
! WED upon LIT number one NJ in Block mum
bsr seventeen fl7l in Bor~n's Addition to he
City Of Seattle. King County. Washington Ter
rifory. up'n which !. erected two frsme dwell
ing houses and other ouibuil nKs; and notice
il hereby given that will, On Monuay Febru-
sry Gth. 1875. At IL O'Clock +. the forrno-.n Of
the same day. proceed to sell Tor gold coin said
Real E-tate by public outcry. in front Of thr
Court House dOsr in said City Of Seattle, for
aud towards the psym. Mt = said judgme mt. At
torneys Zee. cos 8 1sd incrt ased costs.
listed at Scat le aforesaid January 9Th 1878
L WYCKOtF,
sh. r;h of King C. unity, W.T.,
g. y. EMKRY. Attorney Tor Plsintif.
, 1875-02-04
SOLDIERS
war CLAIM AGENCY
NO. a. MONTGOMERY BLOCK,
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.

w h AIKEN. .ATTORNkY-AT-I.AwA AND
W. Command,r Of the Grand Army of
the kepublc in California snd Nevada, will give
prompt attention to the collection Of Addition
al Travel Pay. now due California and Nevada
Volunteers discharged more than three hundred
miles from home. SOldi. r. can de pend ON fair
dealing Information given free Of charge When
writing enclose stamp for reply snd state CON-
psny. Congress has extended he time for n'ipg
claims for additional Bounty under Act Of July
~, 1866. to January. 1875, all such claims
must b. made before that iiine Original Bouu.
tv Of $ita hns b. en- allowed all voiunt. err who
enlisted before July e2d. 1851 for three year, IL
not paid the same when discharged. Land War
rants can be obtained for services rendered be-
fore 1855. but not for services in the laie war
Pensions for late wur md war Of 1872 obtained
ami incrras-d when allowed for less than di-a-
b lity warrants, buf no p nsions are allowed to
dexlcan and Florida war soldiers. state Of
Texas ha~ granted Pensions to surviving veter
ans Of the Texas Rev. tuition. New orleans and
Mobile Prize Money is now due and b,ing raid.
". II. ,ikrn also attends to General Law and
Collection Business aug .lS-Gm
, 1875-02-04


Capt. Robert Haley. . pioneer steam.
b. at man of the Pacific coast, died in
San Francisco last week. aged about
sixty years. he came from New Or
leans to San Francisco in 1850 and at
varions times commanded the steamers
Sea Bird, Goliah. Pacific, Brother Jon.
xthsn and Sierra Nevada. He was we'll
known in Portlsnd. where q host Of
friends will deplore his loss Capt. Hal
ey died poor. as might have been expect.
ed of any man who had such k. en- sym.
ps'hy a. he possessed for all who
suffered. He was an athletic, darx.
complexioned man, with genial smile
and frank manner winch attracted ali
kinds of men to him. His brother, DR..
Samuel Haley. resides in Los Angeles,
where he married daughter Of Don
Jose Ser ulvedo.-Coos Bay Neus.
, 1875-02-04

Peoples Market.
Commercial Street, Seattle,
Opposite Schwsb~cher Bros. 4 tCo. ..
FOSS 4 8ORST.
Proprietors and Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Beef. Fork. Mutton, Veal, Cnred
MeatSand Vegetables
Work Oxen kept for sale.
r. Patronage respectfully solicited.
Aug. S, 1874.
SUMMONS.

In the District Court IT tn. Third Ju iicial Dis
trit Of The Territory OF Wash inRton holtliug
Terms at the city Of Seattle. in nnd for the
Counties Of King. Kitsap aud snohon.ish.
sILAs h. FOSTER:
CHARLES E. BkOwNELL
and SARAH T. BROWNElL.
Defendants
Complaint filed December 80. 1874. in the Of.
fce the Clerk Of said District Court
Crited States Of Americn send Greetino
To CHARLES f. BROwNELL and SARAH
T. BROwNEI.L, Defendxnta
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ap-
p ar in IN action brought against y''u by
Of the Third Judicial District Of the Territory
of wHshington. holding Terms 1t the City Of
Sratile. in the County Of King, tor the Counties
Of King. Kiisap and Sn rhnmish and to answer
the complaint filed ther' In. within twenty 6sys
exclusive Of the day Of Srrvic-) after the SIR
vice on you nf this summons, if s.rved within
he a.id County of King: ar il served ont #
that 'ounty hut in this District within thirty
days. 9th rwis within sixty days. or judgment
BY ref ult will bt tax n against you, according
to the prayer If the c.mplaiLt.
The said action IN brought to obtain . good
and snfiicirnt deed ronv~, ing to tn. plain II al
tn ri2ht title and inter- st OF, in or to all hat
csItain let. parcel tract Of land .itua.-d, Iy-
ing and being in said King County Washington
Territory, at and near the mou of Black River
and par ienlnrIy kn"wr and descr bid on the
inal's aud pistfs iu the United States Land Of
hc-. - OLYMPIA. Washington .errit.ry. ~ the
DONATION CLAM Il HARLEs BRowNRLL and
his wife, SARAH T. BRowNrLL. the ...ft,Id. .nfs
re,h 1hr same containing rhre- hundred
and TWEEN ACRES, more or lesr. which right til lie
interest was attempted to te conveyed to
plai' till BY your supposed true an lawful At
t 'rney. Dexter H,rton Of Seattle, King County,
W. T.. on tn. eth day Of January IsGs. bu:
which conveyance was invalid, AMI for other re
lief. ali Of which viii appear by r. ference to the
complaint herein
And you sre h-reby notified thst IL you fall
to ~ pen and answer the said complaint as
shove required. the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court Tor = tcr~. appointing y ''Onmis-
si"n. to convey said land. .nd for such other
equitable relief rs his complaint may eDti,le
him to.
.~, Witness the Hon. Orange Jacobs.
sEAL.{ Judge of sid T. urt. and the " al
49, thereof, this .0th day of necem.
Der. A D. 1874 L. b ANDREWS
H L. BLANCHARD, d20 Clerk,
Attorney for Plaintiff.