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NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Danbury News: A erusty old fellow
once asked: What is the reason that
grifiins, dragons aud devils are ladies
tayorlte subjects for embroidered de
signs 2 "Ah, because they are contin-
ually thinking OF their husbands" was
lady's quick retort.
Graphic: Alexis listened patiently to
the telephone the other day, and then
said And zis ozzer machinery-zis vot
you him CALICO by re sunshine-make
by Messiah Meddil--zis bluglas-him
shall / see go?' They explained to
him, and he said his dog might sit un-
der it,
Cincinnati Enquirer We do not
doubt it in the least. Samuel j. Tilden,
who was elected president, was sold
and betrayed by the same class of poli-
ticians who will now vote for q repubii-
can speaker if the ehairmanship of a
committee cap be guaranteed.
We shall soon have to call Kate
Claxton salAmsnder. BY the way,
| with her wealth Of auburn locks, and
her recent igneous experience, wouldn't
she do well for Belot's "Woman of
Fire m-INew Haven Register She
is further qualified by having lost all
her clothes.
Hera Compahusen will take Bis
marks place as chancellor Of the EN-.
pire. Bismarck's motive II attributed
in diplomatic circles TO the Rortify-
ing results of tie spring session OF the
reichstag, the growing complications
with South Germany, and the strong
personal feeling that his popularity il
rapidly diminishing throughout the
country.
The Philadelphia Ledger's own bard
has written Lament for Chamber
lain. which is full of rhythmic melody.
and sad poetic beauty. We quote the
| first verse:
Put away his little carpet
| Bag, for he will want II ne'er;
Little Daniel Ia dtssasted-
He has walked on on hts ear.
Gone north to grow up with the country
The salary of the gifted writer was
Immediately raised to four dollars a
| week.
| Eternity has no gray hairs. The
| flowers fade, the heart withers, man
grows old and dies, bat time writes no
wrinkle on eternity. Eternity! Stu
pendous thought The ever present,
Unborn, undecaying and undying-
the endless chain competing the life
OF God-the golden thread entwinine
the destinios Of the universe. Earth
has no beauties, but time shronda
them for the grave; Its honors are but
the sunshine Of an hour; tn palaces.
they are but the gilded sspuichre; it
pleasures, they are but bursting bah
bles. Not 30 Ia the untried bourne.
In the dwelling of the Almighty can
come no footsteps OF decay.
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sew and economics, way OF pio~,nx

The patient. Flooding OK, and the
intelligent, obedient horse viii be no
longer absolutely required. while steam
plows may be turned TO other uses.
Dynamite, ignited by lighted body,
win burn as quickly as lucifer match:
but if set fire to by means of a
percussion cap. it will detonate at once
with great violence Engineers now
use it freely for mining in quarries.
At the works now going on
at the Trocadero. Paris, passers.
by may, at certain hours, be startled
by deep, rumbling sound. This
is caused by springing of dynamite
mines, which, without any violent pro-
lection of materials, make the obstacles
crumble away, and break up the under.
ground rocks, the fragments of which
are used for the buildings of the great
exhibition. Now dynamite will per.
form similar service in the fields.
The duke of Sutherland, in Scotland,
and DR.. Hamm, in Austria, have EN-.
ployed il for clearing land and for dig.
ging much deeper than any instrument
could. A certain number OF dynamite
cartridges are buried at regular dis
tances in the soil. and connected to-
gether by electric wires. The explosion
is simultaneous. and, though nothing il
thrown up, the field is etiectually
plowed
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The Arlington Estate ana inc Lees

General ". T. tustis Lee has COM
menccd suit for the recovery of the
Arlington estate which was seized by
the government at the beginning OF the
war as the property of Mrs Il e Lee, and
oontjscated in 1864 for non-payInent of
taxes, in 1851 The tax sale aud the
law under which it was made are
claimed to be unconstitutional. 1t has
been understood that the heirs 10 not
desire to obtain possession of the prop
erty, but n recognition Of the title,
which will enable them to secure pay
ment of it's value from the government.
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Charles Francis Adams 10 samuel J
TfIden on inauguration Fay.

The following remarkable letter was
made public for the first time on the
18th instant. As will be seen it was
written on the day of the inau guration
of President Hayes
Bosros, March 5, 1877.
Hon. s. ]. Tilden, New YORK:
DEAB SII-on this day, when you
ought to have been president of the
United States, | seize this opportunity
to bear my testimony to the calm and
dignified manner in which you have
passed through this great trial. 1t is
many years since / ceased to be party
man, hence have erdeavored to Judge
of public affairs and men rather by
their merits than the name they take
1t is source of qualification to ME to
think that | made the right choice
in the late election. ! could never
have been reconciled to the elevation.
by the smallest aid of mine. OF person,
however respectable in private lie, who
must forever carry upon his brow a
stain of fraud for the first time iris
umphant m American history No sub
sequent action. however meritorious,
can wash away the letters of that record
Very respectfully yours.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
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The Outcome of Turco-BassfaB
WAR.

New York Herald The Turkish
army is a thoroughly reliable one for the
defense OF Ottoman territory against a
Russian invasion. The troops are stout,
brave and fauatical-three military ele-
ments that have before now combined
to win great victories against desperate
odds; but once fairly on the ran be
fore conquering MGscoyite army, not
the Bosphorus itself can stop the re
treat of the Turkish fatalists into Asia
Minor SO long rs victory hangs in
the balance the Turks will fight with
stubborn ferocity worthy OF the days OF
their greatest power but once the
scale falls To the side of the Russians,
weighe , uown by their heavy swords
and trampling legious, then will the
followers OF the prophet commence a
hegira' that will carry them out Of
Europe forever.
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Washington special to the Cincin-
natl Enquirer: The clerk OF the house
Of Representatives has transmitted to
the Treasures Of the United States the
names OF 267 members Of the next
house Of Representatives - being enti-
tied TO pay. This leaves twenty-six
names yet to be enrolled, but many Of
these are omitted simply beef use Of In
advertence or neglect 70 send their
certificates. Among these ara FELTON,,
Of Georgia; Caldwell aud Carlisle, Of
Kentucky; Jones. Of New Han,pshire;
Hewitt, Of New York, and Bo0ck. a
Wisconsin {democrstst sad Prios, Of
lows; Lindeey, OF Maine; Csap0
and Butler, Of MAJ achusstts !:
March end Blair, Of New
HAmpshifs, and Williams. of Oregon,
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me Utner Tor lorses ana Animals.
These LinInents ATE simply the wonder of
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
The White Imminent is for the human
family. Ii win drive rheumatism. Seattle,
and neuralgia from the system. cure Larn-
bago, Chilolsins, Lock Jaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most Cstaneous EruptlGas; IL extracts frast
from frozen hands and feet, and the poison
of bites and stlDgs oi ycnotnons repilss; Il
suhdues svsilinss, AMI alievtsies pain Of
livery kind. When sprains or bruises occur,
Ii Is the most potent remedy ever discovered
10 heal the injured parts. The CentRur Lin
iment Is used with great efficacy tor EoTs
Throat. Iootsache, CHSesf Ereaas, Earacse,
and Weak Back. The follovingi is but a sam.
pie OF the numerous testimonials.
"ISDIASA HONE, JEFF Co. Ind, May ~, ls73.
al think IL my duty 10 inform Won that
have suffered much with sfotlfa feet oa.f
chords. A few bottles of Centaur IinimeHt
hiss dtste ths tork for me. have not been
free from these dwellings an eight gears. Now
an, perfectly ret. The LinlmeDt ought 10
"BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof ia in the trial. 1t is reliable, it
Is handy, II is cheap, ana every family
should have the White Centaar Liuimen I.
The Yellow Cenfaur Imminent IS
adapted 10 the toRgb muscles, eerds and
| flash OF horses and animals. II has perfoi m :
SPAWN, Strain, Wind-sslls, Scratches,
Sweeny, and general LaIneness. than all
other remedies IN existence Head Ms4at In.
| great EX pressnea say of 1t:
"NE~ YORK, January, 1874.
EVERY owner of horses should give the
| Centaar Liuinept uiai. We consider II
| the best article er srd in our stables.
al. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams Ex. stables, ". Y.
| "E. PULTZ.
| ''Supt. u. \. Elk. Stables, n. Y.
'.ALBERTS =. OLIS,
"Supt, Nat. Ex. Stables. y. l."
| Tho bes; patrons of this Linimentare Far
| en- and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con
| nGaIiy using some Imminent. II heal,
| ads, Wounds ana Poll-egilt removes Well
| ngs, aud Is worth millions Of dollars an
| nnAiiy 10 Farmers, Livery men, Stock grow
ers, slIeep-raisers, and those having horse
| or cattle.
What d Fafrier canuo; do for So the Cen
| taur Liniment will do at a triftins cost.
These Liniments are sold by all dealer
| throughout the country. Thay are warranted
by the proprietors, and a bottle viii oe givei
TO any Farmer or Physician who desires 4
| test them
Laboratory of ]. B. Rose & Co.,
1 nn-
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Honey.
Pitchers Casiorin is a comp

Pitchers Ga&f0rin is n complete substi-
tute for Castor OIL, and IL as pleasant to take
as Honey. IL Is particularly adapted TO
Teethtng and irritable children. II destroy :
worms. assiinulates the food, reguiRies the
stomach, and cures Wind Collie. Few rem.
edies are AZ eftieacious for Fever.shnesa
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
preparation, more effective th an Castor Oil
and neither gags OF gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May Z, lS76.
Mcssrs. j. y. Rose 4 Co., n. y:
Gents. have a family Of eight children
aud nave used as much Castoris AS any fam.
lily in The United States, Z fht4tk. hhy,
never found anything equal TO IL. Ny chill
dren have been saved from a fever severa
times by the use of Castoria. recommend
its use for children, for many disese. they
are subject 10, In preference to any inedicin,
l know OF. feel ID my duty to give this Ger
tincats on account OF the benefits l have de
rived by the use of fsRstoria.
Very truly yours,
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\ French pisn rpg,,-b Curiosity.

4 correspondent OF the Paris Figaro,
lately strolllng about Lodon, noticed a
booth. Having paid his shilling, he
entered also and found the greatest at
fractions TO consist Of sailor sitting
quietly, smoking and drinking beer
over hts head was the following illscrip-
ton This is the only sailor in the
arlic expedition who succeeded in per
spIrlng AT the North Pole
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THE STATE OF TEXAS-To all person
L interested in the guardianship of the
estate of susie J. aud Cora +. johnson, mi
nors. q, W. cOotes. Guardian, has filed, in
the County Court of Dallas County, his final
exhibit of the condition of said estate to-
getber with his application tn be discharged
therefrom, which Will be heard AT the n.x
term Of said court, commencing on the third
Monday in May, A. u. Isl, 81 the Court
house, In the City OF Dallas, at which time
all persons interested In said GUARDIANSHIP
may appear and contest said application II
they see proper.
Witness, A. Harwood, County Clerk OF Dial.
las County, Texas. Given under my
hand, and the Seal OF said Court, al
once, In City of Dallas, this iStts day
March, A. ID. 1s77.
A-HARWQOp.
County Clerk, Dallas County, va a.
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The origin of the word "RuIiao.e.'

New Orleans Times: According to
the general aceeptation, the meaning
OF this word is One who, by threats
or by violence, prevents person from
freely exercising his rights as u citizen.
The word originated in this state, IN
one OF the coast parishes The repub-
lean managers, perceiving that their
influence among the negroes was
weakening, organized secret society
among their most devoted followers,
which was called the "Union Rights
Stop" BY the rules OF this s0cie ty,
all negroes who refused TO join it,
were to tie systematically prosecuted.
A favoTite mode of treatment of the
refractory was to whip them with a
large whip, known on plantations as
the "bulldoser." Hence, when a negro
had been thus whipped, 10 force him
into measures, it was said among the
other negroes that he had been 'bull-
doZed.n
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An Apology Required.

New York World Now that the 81,
5D, 700 centennial loan is 30 be paid
back into the national treasury, we
misht--but do not-expect TO see some
of our republican contemporaries apollo
giving TO M. Springer and the other
democratic congressman whom they 80
mercilsssly abused and ridiculed for
their stupidity in drawing up the
resolution under which the money was
given
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SHERMAN LETTER.

From onr Travelling Correspondent.l
Impressions OF the Piaee-A Lively
To~ "A ~ Business GOOD City seeosa
Ouiy q. palins-sunset Gox-tsras--
hoppsrs-NobodS Hurt, &e., sc.
SHERMAN, April -, Isl.
sherman Is at present improving
faster than any other city in the state.
In every portion 81 the city we notice
good aud substantial business and
dwelling houses in the course of con
structiOn. All improvements that are
now being made are substantial and
first-cl9ss. At the present rate, Sher~
man viii, In sfew years, become one Of
the largest and most important cities
In the state, aud in number OF inhabi
tauts, enterprise and energy, eXceiled
only by Dallas. Business here il re
markedly good for this season OF the
year.
Although. there has been great
deal Of talk and scare about gTAsshop-
pers, the general opinions now IL that
there has been a bigger scare than
hurt, and that no great amount Of
damage viii be done.
Hon. =. =. Cox delivered IA humorous
aud pithy address at the opers house.
Saturday evening, 10 one of the Iarg-
est and most Intelligent audiences
ever assembled In this city.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unniatmed In the Dallas. Dallas
-. 1877.
10 obtain any Of these lett RS, the appsli.
date Of the list.
II not called for within one month. they
viii be sent to the dead letter Office.
A b. NoRrt'N. Postmaster
Ladies' List.
IL Hilton Jane BarnhiiI miss Lectdia
Buss mrs Rachel coll Bryaa mrs W Z;
Bryan miss Lou A Brow a mrs MsryE
Burns miss sophia q, Burnett miss Liey
Burk mrs Matte
rUNADY Fannie Garter NC
y Cieyinger Florida Clint 10 iss Rosa
GopenhRyer Tudis Corst m n Malcolm 3
Cowaft inrs ~ Crowley miss Martha
Cr3tchfeld miss Moilie
nANSoN mrs Il II
EDWARDS mrs Martha
FARRELL Beckie Field mrs Elizabeth
y RoGAN mrs Jos Grant mrsAR
VI Callahan mrs A Groves miss Maria
Grant miss u NJ
II ARRis Widow Hail miss MayeIler
II Hirchner mrs Cecil Az kins mrs uV
Hasffn gs miss Nollie Home Sallia T.
Hermann Christoyof Hughes miss Gale
AcKsos MaryJ
Z LEBER Eliza
I IONS miss Alice Lamer rnrsEE
NlADLING Moilfs Msrtf,eld mrs Harriet
W Mayneid MRS MarrifitId miss Matt
Motley mrs Mary McIenry miss SaIlie
McCoTd mrs u G.
MIX miss Lille Newman ur, MarthE
O'HRIsHr misc
DARKER mrs Ella Parker mrs Nancy
L Plirher mrs Purton mrs Anna
ID EDDOCH mics n J
SCDTT miss Gertrudeshprte miss Carrie
- Shipmhn mr.. A u Sipert miss Agnes
Sinclair mrs Emma Sitter mrs
Smith Smith Emily
Smith mrs NJ j Smith mrs Jane
Smith mrs Caroline 4 Spears mrs A ID
l spillers mrs Mahnley Spswr mrs NJ z
| Straines mrs Matte
usALBD1T miss Florida
iVJkVIS mrs Martha
NNTALDROS Agnes walker mrs Ruthy
| w Wilson mrs Mary willard miss Alice
winters mrs wright mrs Edward
| weellmer mrs Annie
/ YOUNG miss Lola Young mrs George d
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Game shipping 10 England

Birds killed on the western prliries
packed closely with paper in barrels
and without any freezing or other az
tihciai process Of preservation, now 20
regularly to LesdcnhnN, and are sold
and eaten in the dining rooms of Lon
don and the Vest side by sidc'wiih the
much more expensive psrtridges and
fowls which are reared in England
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people Of Lawrence did their part well
both ~ to their attendance ON the meet
ines and the extension OF their hospi-
talities to the delegates. More anon,
ICAWI-D
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N. POINTER vs.. Ii. ID. ZACHERl. No. 4S3
Justice Court, Precinct No. I, Dallas
Country The STATE OF TEX AS:
Two THE SHERRY. or any Cons able of
L Dallas County, greeting; Whereas oath
has been made he fore me by 81. Pointer that
n u. zachary Is "A transient person, so that
the ordinary process of Law cannot be zery ed
upon him, you are hereby commanded,
that You, by making publication OF this
citation in SONS newspaper printed in said
county for three successive weeks before the
return day hereof, summon the said II. II.
Zachary 10 be and appear before me. at IN y
Once, NO. 0s Main street, IN the City of Dali
las, IN the county Of Dallas, on the 7th day
OF Hay, ls11, 10 answer the com plant of the
said Nj. Pointer, for the sum OF one hundred
and forty-rve dollars and twenty five cent
due as damages for a breach of the warranty
TO oonveyar ce made by the said ZscneTy
Ia the said Pointer. of a certain hou-. and
lotin the City OF Dallas, situated on the
southeast corner of Ross avenue and Har-
wood street
Herein fail not. and OF this writ make due
return as the law directs.
Given under my hand this the Sd day OF
April, 1877. +. g. MCCLURE,
Justice of the Peace,
Precinct No. }, Dallas County
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Pensacola drowned by water has also
had to contend with the demon FIRE. A
fire broke out ut the navy yard in
Warrenton on Saturday. which con.
sumed eleven houses
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A. HARWQOp.
County Clerk, Dallas COUNTY, Wa A

sl>HE STATE OF 1EXAs, COUNTY OF
L DALLAS-In the Com miss Toner = Court
Special Term, A. D. 1871. Wednesday, March
D, isT. Whereas, on the 18th day OF Feb
ruary, A. ID. i,77. upon application OF the
requisite number OF freeholders of justices
Precincts Nos. ?. and o, In Dallas county,
TexaS, an election was ordered by this court
tn determine whether tie sal. Oh intouica-
ting liquors should be prohibited within the
limits OF said precincts; and, whereas in
pursuance of said petitions and the orders OF
this court. an election was held In said pre-
cincts ON the Eth day Of March, ls77, con.
forming In all respects % the requfremsl u
Of the law In such cases made and provided
and, whereas, at said election q majority o.
the votes cast In each Of said precinct. y a.
for prohibiting the sale OF Intoxicating liq-
uors within the limits thereof, IL is, thers.
fore, ordered by the court tnAi the sale OF To-.
toxicAting liquors IL absolutely prohibited
within the limits of said Justices Preci n eta
except for the purposes specified In section
one Of an act of the Legislature OF the 50 At
of Texas, approved June "A. ls7G
A true copy from the minutes.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
court At Office In the city OF DallaA this .sItf
day Of March, A. ID. 1871
A. HARDWOOD, Clerk.
BY r. d. RAwLIEs, Deputy. mhssait-ws
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G. 9. Edwards. Attorney at Law, Ennis
h, is eountv, Texas.
1hurmond, willard q Fletcher, Att'ys al
Law, 81 Main street, mp stairs. octsdi N
John n. Stemmons, Attorney At Law, No
2S North Side Public Square. upstairs
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RocHEsrxR. April 2a.-Georre w.
Lathrop, aeed .eighty-threc, died eun-
day. HeVpa = prominent Mason for
sIxty yeaxs and commander Of ths
grand eommandry Of The United
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF AID
- mintstrator-Sotice Is hereby given
letters of administration were granted "a
the undersigned by the County Court of Dali
bara Z. bempsv, asss..-d, and ali per,oa,
having claims sgsinst the estate of the said
deceascd are required To present the same 70
me Tor acceptance or rejection, within
twelve months sfier the date above. or pay.
fnenr thereof shall be postponed until the
cisims which have been present ted within
said twelve months and allowed by me- nd
approved by the County Judge, or esfAb-
iishet by sut, shall have been nrsf entirely
paid. SAMUEL UHL, Administrator
TRAITOR apr2lwSt
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V,HE STATE OF TEXAS-To the sherff,
l. or any constable Of Dallas Co. Greeting
lou are hereby commanded that by max.
King publication Of this citation In some
pewspaper Published In the county of Dali
las, for four weeks previous to return day
thereof, you summon John Willig and Eliz-
unknown, 20 be and appear before The Dis
trtct Court, to be holden In and for the coun-
~ Of Dallas, at the courthouse thereof In
next, then and III ere 10 answer the Petition
OF Joseph T. Jefries, nled in said court
against the said John wiilig and Elizabeth
Nancy A. Roberts. his vile, and alleging In
substance a. follows to-wit: That on the
i!th day OF November, 1875, defendants John
and delivered to James n May, their Two
certain promissory notes In wriiinR
, yhIch are iied With pis!n'ins p.d:
by the terms of the mat ne of
which, marked A, said dc snd..nts, John
Wiiiig and John W. Roberts, became liable
and bound. and promised to pay 70 the said
James H. May or order, ON the first day OF
January, 1876. the sum OF sixty eight dollars,
and By the ten. terms 1iane second one Of which.
wiiiis and John W. Koberts, became Joint,
ly and severaiiy liable and bound to, and
ON the hrst day OF February. is.s, the sum O;
sixty.eight dollars; that said notes were
given for part Of the purchase money OF a
city OF Dallas, and in said coui. ~ OF Dallas.
and described Is follows, to-wit. Beginn 2
2i2 AZ feet east Of the east line Of Lot No. 4
the north line OF the lot OF land
aesS Toun BY ma 5sn ss:, o G. Ct A. 70 "
conveyed, w. C. Yonng and wife To NJ. B
the south side Of Wood stree, ssi s waen
anu half t57 1-sl feet. thence south seven
teen and half "a ~ degrees, east one hum
sy ans s 20 sse
a Ia, west thirty seven and halt 8. 10 feet
TO said u. d. Sturkeyis east line, thence
feet to the place OF beginning: that said lot
or parcel of land Was heretofore, to-wtt, on
aid I'm day Of November, is7k conveyed
by said James n. May and Jennie Nag, hir
wife; BY her attorney In fact, James n. Aay
% desendants Eifsabeth Wtilig ard Nancy
4. Roberts by their deed OF writing Of that
the two notes herein described and here Win
died, and that the yepdors Hen now rests
and subsists upon said lot on parcel Of land,
turfty BY endorsement and delivery By the
said James III. May 70 plaintiff. and that de.
fendants though oftsn requssted. have
any part thereof, but the same sriil remaIna
duo and unpaid. Wherefore, plaintiff prnys
that defendenfs be Gated 70 answer this pc
debt, fntsfsat and cost Of suit, aud eof ths
foreclosure Of his vendors lien on the above
described prsmises, and that the ZANE b
Herein fan not, Sas Sasss !. you I'D sS sss and
thare before said court this writ WIN your
MeaFn thereon. showing hcan you have exc.
Wine: ". n. Harwood. clark Of IN.
D1.exict CJaxt Of nailas county.
Given Gnasr ny hand and sal Of said
ne ssh day q APsii. :; p. %; - ~
CssL D.s..iet csuss Dshas Cosnss. Sss:s.
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Centaur
LinimentS.

One Kind for the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals
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oratory of ]. B. Rose & Co.,
&c DAY St. NEW YORK.