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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOTS IL PHILADELPHIA, TWO lS
NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT.
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT WITH
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on AND AFTER MAY II, 1879,
Express Trains leave New York, wa DvsbTosses and
tortllnlt SIS Ferries, rs follows;
80 80, ~, . % 30 Limited II A NJ, g. O. & 80,
81 80, and + VI sundays I 80 and "a NJ, ), g.,
G 80 80 > 80 and L. VI
Boats of Brooklyn Annex' connect with all through
trains al Jersey city. anording a speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn Travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 10 rs, T. 80 T.
80 and II 4 Limited Express 80 NJ ,. 4,
$50, and IS 7 NJ and v Midnight ON sunday.
20 50, T. =, = 80 A. NJ T. 50 L VI and IL Midnight
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and foot Of Dcsbrosses and Corandt sta Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot OF Fulton 81, BROOKLYN IA
ll6, and lis Hudson 81 loboken, Depot Jersey CITY
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general Manager General Passenger Agent
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-14
MIsCELL LANE0Us,
John Gubbins' Dog School.

When John Gubbins came home
from the war, with only one leg and a
great big hole through his shoulder. he
wondered what work there could be
for him to do, with only a part a part
of himself lett, and that old and rusty.
For many days he looked down heart
ed, and hobbled up and down the viii
lage street, peering into the shop
doors, and over the fences, where hol
lyhocks and lilies stood up like gay
John Gubbins had dog that looked
enough like him to be his own SON.
Towser Gubbins limped on one leg and
had one ear bitten off-the work of a
blood thirsty old pig that thought he
was after her young ones, one. day.
John had taken a great deal of pains
in teaching Towser, and he was-one of
the "most knowledgable dogs" as
Patsy Burke said, that anybody ever
knew. Towser could open q door as
well as any one. He stood up on his
hind legs, held the handle by one fore
paw, and struck the latch with the
other. OPen flew the door, and in
walked Towser Gubbins. Then every
body laughed except Towser.
Sitting down in his door one dark
day in spring, poor John Gubbins felt
very lOw-spirited; his hat was old, his
coat torn, and his stump of a leg both
cred him more than ever. He said to
himself that he wasn't good for much
anyway, and he might as we'll be q
clam ana done with it. John had no
wife, so he kept house for himself in a
little bit of shell that wasn't much
larger than dry goods box; and there
he did some Wonderful cooking. and a
kind of washing and ironing that vo'd
have amazed any child in Beilevifle.
Just6efOre he sat down in his door he
had done mp his breakfast work; that
is, he had wiped of his plate with a
bit Of newspaper, had fed square inch
OF mutton bone to Towser, and had
put his army blanket wrong side out
and bottom side up on his lumpy
straw bed. Therefore, John had Moth
ing more To do, SO he sat down by the
door and thOnght. = tAlUG EetF
Close in front Of him sat ToWser,
looking up IN bis face, and now and
then cooking UP his ears sInartly, as Il
TO hurry John along and make him
talk.
'Towser, said Joan. you're pretty
fair beast in your way, apd we've get
TO do something toget cur bread and
mutton; now suppose We keep asdck
schOol?' q! EGZ& UoA fuoT
Up jumped To&sea wagsed his tail,
took littls asgalk rarepnd in a plaeh
not larger than & Nash bowl, and sat
down in tie HsSy ssms spot II was
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The soands of the Sabbath Bells

Oh, no, there is no flaming hell
Said the Universalist bell; -
Look up to heaven this holy day. Q u
Attend this church and learn the way;
There are no fires, no friends to blight $50
The hope within the heart that's right
No hell no hell no hell no hell
Do well do well de 'Yelf .sdo. .weli.x
Said the Enifarian bel
Cone here and cast aside your load,
And work away along the road,
With faith in God and faith in man,
And hope in Christ where hope began 49,.
Do well do well do well do well
Said the Unitarian bells TT n z
Swell sFea fswen svelIi We waters, swell
E1claimed, n peals, the Bapust bell; i
While fsithin Christ alone can save
Man must & pInneed beneath tbe wave.
To show the world unfaltering faith
In what the sacred scripture saith:
Swell swell swell swell We waters, swell
Exclaimed, in peals, the Baptist bell.
Farewell ! farewell base world. FAREWELL
Cried out the Presbyterian bell;
Lille Is boon, to m0rtals given.
AND there is nothing true but heaven
Do not provoke the avenging rod
Come here and learn the will of God:
Farewell farewell base world. FAREWELL
Cried out the Presbyterian bell.
We tell the truth we tell ! we tell!
Shouted the Methodistic bell
One Lord has made salvation free,
None need be lost on land or sea
Repent, believe, have hope, and then,
be saved, and pray the Lord-Amen!
The truth we tell we tell! we tell!
Shouted the Methodistic bell.
Excel excel in love excel!
Chimed the Episcopalian bell;
Inns is the church-nOt built on sands
Emblem of one not built with hands.
Its forms, and rules, and rites revere - .
And worship here Ftome worship hese;
Excel in faith anG works, excel
Chimed The Episcopalian bell.
Look down, ye saints, in heaven and dwell !
Shouted the Roman Catholic bell
Lean DER the battlements of bliss,
And deign to bless a world like this:
Let mortals kneel before this shrine.
Here ID the water, here the wine;
LOOK down, ye saints, in heaven that dwell :
Exclaimed the Roman Catholic bell.
Der city's streets or hillside del
hlng on, each Heaven assuring bell
Press forward, pilgrims, to the shrine
OF Calvary and Palestine;
These paths that lead through earthly dross,
All meet at last beneath the Cross,
The Christian does not fear the knen,
As angels toll the funeral bell.
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CT. ". IL w. Railway.
Cleveland, 'ruscarawas Valley & Wheeline) }
fT1rs@ Railway Company,

v oilO9 CS wheeling
r7zrs Railway Company,
Cleveland, June 10, 1877.
vu'hE Subscribers to the Capital steck of said
company Will take notice that their sub
scIlptions heretofore made for the purpose Of
aiding In extending the railroad of said Com
pany nom It's present terminus to the Ohio
River. having heretofore been accepted by
salo company, the Board of Directors of said
Company az > meeting thereof, held on the
otn day OF June 1877, by resolution ordered
that the first instaIlment Of five dollars Ss5 nm
on eacn share OF hfty dollars (S50OO) SO sub
scr1oed 10 the capital stock of said COMPANY
now due from subscribers, appearing On the
books, and individual subscriptions a accent
ted, shall be paid on or before JAIy lst ls77 tr
r. a. Hee0etH, Treasurer Of said CO7arqEaI of ke
general 9gIce herecf, OF the same may be pald
70 a. baggs, at bridgeport, Ohio, or to such
person as ne may direct; and said Treasurer
ana s2lc rags. and also such person as the
SAID baggs may duly authorize TO receive
money une CPon said subscriptions are either
oI tnem oy said Company empowered and su-
tnorized 10 receive and receipt for the sane
for and on its behalf; and ten per cent of said
subscription shall be due (and is hereby re-
quired TO be pad to said Tfedssrer az ne oe,.-
erdt o05ce Of said Company as 0Eoreseid. or the
same may be paid to A. J. baggs at Bridge,
port, Oh1o, or such person as he NAV desl0,
nate. VINO are authorized to receive the same
for and on behalf Of said Company'J on the
day following the expiration of every thirty
days nom and after July LIST, 1877 until the
whole subscription shall be due and REQUIRED
to be paid, as above specified
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
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The ChiIdren,s Bed-Time.


The clock strikss sever in the hall,
The curfew of the ehiIdreu's DAY,
That calls each Hftle p9liering foot
From dance and song and hvelong play;
Their day that in our wider light
Floats like silver day-moon white,
Nor in our darkness sinks to rest,
Bnt sets within golden west.
All. tender hour that sends drift Z
OF children's kisses through the house,
And cuckoo-notes of sweet Good night"
That thoughts of heaven and home arouse;
And soft stir to sense and heart
AS when the bee and blossom part;
And little feet that patter slower,
Like the last droppings of the shower.
And in the children's rooms agoft
What blossom shapes do carly Zip
Their dainty shesths, and rosy rtn
From clasping handRnd kissing lip,
A naked sweetnes to tbe eye
Blossom and babe and butterfly
In witching one, so dear sight
An ecstasy of life and light.
And, ah, what lovely witcheries
Bestrew the floor an empty sock,
By vanished dance and song left loose
As dead birds throats; tiny smOck
That, sure, upon some meadow grew,
And drank the heaven sweet rains; shoe
Scarce bigger than an acorn cup:
Frocks that seem howery neads cut up, ;
Then hly-drest in angel-white
To mothers knee they troOping come,
The soft palms fold like kissing shells,
And they and we 60 singing home
Their bright heads bowed and worshipping,
AS though some glory of the spring,
Some dafodil that mocks the day,
Should fold his golden palms and pay DC
The gates of Paradise swing wide
A moments space in SOFT accord, ~ Ay,
And those dread angels, Life and Death,
A moment vail the flaming sword,
AS DER this weary world foIlorn
From Edens secret heart is borne Ctpst''
That breath of Paradise most fair,
Which mothers call ''the children's prayer,
All, deep pathetic mystery!,r ..
The worlds great woe unconscious hung, !
A ralndrop on blossoms lip; & = A..
White innocence that woos our wrong,
And love divine that looks again,
Unconscious of the cross and pain, 3 -
From sweet child-eyes, and in that child
Sad earth and heaven reconciled.
Then kissed, on beds we lay them down, ]y
As fragrant-white as clovered sod,
And all the upper floors grow hushedi 81 tli
With children's sleep, and dews of God,
And as our stars their beams do hide, -
The stars of twilight, opening wide, -
Take up the heavenly tale as even, g -
And light us on to God and heaven.
NQ A0N Il AGcnsi9an's Magazine q
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And SO there wasn't any school for
dogs in BellevIile after all; and John
and Towser Gnbbins never got rich.
out they lived together and enj ,yed
life coInfortably.-F. H., in Domestic
Monthly. ~ I-,t.sAsJ
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Pye made up my mind said he to
Towser that night that nobody can
|tio a money ey-making business with
such dog as you are; but somehow or
other haven't the heart to kill We,
and nobody will take ye as gift; 80
we'll go along just as we were, old
boy, y couple OF POOR old cripples, beg
ging living from folks that's better
of. - ~ nR
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'Towsei, said John. you're pretty
fair beast IN your way, spd we've gel
TO do something to get cur, bread apd
mutton; now suppose We keep a.dee
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-20
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

ITO THE EUREKA GIANT MINE--No. @fs.
u, 8. Land Once, Eureka, New, July ..
~I7S.-Notice Is hereby given that W. ". Mccoy,
whose postofieea address il Eureka, Nevada, har
this day filed his application for = patent for one
thousand Il ,000l linear feet Of the Eureka
Giant Mine or vein bearing silver with surface
ground, two hundred l2o0j feet in width. sit
uate, lying and luing IN Eureka Mining Dis
trict, county OF Eureka, and State of Nevada,
and known and designated by the field notes
and oficirl plat ON file in this ofice. as Let
Number one hundred and ~forty-six tlH). The
exterior boundaries Of said lot No. lfd, being
as follows, to wit Variation 1917 deg. cart.
Commencing at a post marked No. j. u. \.
Survey f46. whence the fisgstan In the town OF
Eureka bears ". 8 deg. 8 min. f.. 1910 feet.
Ruby Hill No. I bears N. ~ deg. ~ min. W.,
2. 4O6 feet. Post No. 2 Of Y. 3. Survey No. ~.
Steils Lode bears =. IL deg. ~ min. f., 294 feet.
and the Eureka CLINT shalt bears y. ~ deg. 2s
min. W., All feet. Thence running LIST course
y. 69A deg. W, 100 feet to post marked No. 2.
U. s. Survey No. liG; thence ID course y. y0at
deg. W, go feet to post marked No. y, U. y.
Survey, No. lag; thence Sd course n. b9A deg.
T., 2e0 feet to post marked M. !. L. ;. Survey
No. il6, and thence 9Th coursr $. 20 i deg. f.,
1900 feet to port No. |. the place II beginning,
containing 4 J0-tG0 acres. This claim ~ bound
| ed on the sortheast by tie Stella and Fannie
b mines. The location VI this mine Is duly
recorded In the Recorders Office Of Eureka
Mining District. on page lOi, In book A. OF
the Mining Records of said D.striet. An
and all persons claiming adversely any portion
Of said Eureka Giant Iuinc9r said ground M here
inbefore described. are required to file their
adverse claim with the Register Of the United
Nevada, during the sixty days period II publi-
cation hereof. or they will be barred by virtue
Of the provisions If the statute.
jyl0-c0i u. u. IAsfEI,. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-20
APPLICATION ron A pArExr

fNo THE GAs LIGHT MINE-No. 1881. S.
Lend ofAce. Eureka, Nevada. June ~.
MS, Notict h hereby given. that the silver
West Consolidated Mining Company, by Its
duly authorized agent, Thomas j. Read, whosr
postoffice address Is Eureka, Nevada. his tit'
day hled his application for a patent Tor six
hundred lGoo) linear feet Of the Gas Ligl I min .
one hundred and thirty f130l feet In width. sit-
uate, lying and being In Eureka Mining Dis-
trict, County If Eureka and State Of Nevsas,
and known and designated by the Geld ~
ana osicisl plat on kle In this ONCE A. Lns No.
iao. The exterior boundaries Of said knt Ne.
40 being IS foIlaws. 10 wit: vsrintiaN .6h
deg: east. Commencing At . post marked MOL.
y. y. Survey No. Il5. whence the flagstaff In tho
Town Of Eureka bears n. ~ deg. 3 min. y:
min. H.. 1920 feet. A spruce-pinc tree, three
ieef IN diameter. marked d. T., standing NJ tbs
mouth q the Excelsior tunnel. bears r. - deg.
~ min. H., 73s feet. and the mouth u i1e Grs
Thence running frst course s. 81 deg E.. 40
feet, to pest marked No. 2. u. 3. Survey No.
la9; thence, I'd course 4. az deg. W., ~ fees. TO
post No. !. Of U. +. Survey No. IA. May Day
queen lode, GOO feet. b post marked No, a.u.
Z. Survey No. las: thence, Sd course ". Nm
deg. w, ls0 feet, TO post marked MOI y. :.
Survey No. las; and thence 4th cotu .r, ". ~
deg. f., 600 feet, 10 post No. !. the pi'ce OF be-
ginning; containing 1 79-lo0 scres. This claim
Is bounded on the east by the May Day Queen
mine. The location Of this mine liz duly re-
corded In the Recorders Office OF EareLa Min
ing district, on page 201. in Book d, OF the
Mining Records of said District. Auy and 81!
persons claiming adversely any portion OF said
Gas Light mine, or said mining ground as
hereinbefore described. are required 10 file
their adverse claim with the Register OF the
United States Land Once. at Eureka, In the
OF publication hereof, or they will lie barred
by virtue OF the provisions Of the statute.
Je2o-0od d. d. IMMET, Register
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-20
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

rJ,O THE MAY DAY QUEEN MIxE-xo. "a.
i u. y. Lsud OAhee. Eureka, New. juno II.
ls's. Notice is hereby gwen that the silver
Wet Consolidated Mining Company, by its
duly authorized agent, Thomas j. Read. whose
postoiiicc address il Eureka. Nevada. has this
day filed his Application fer a patent for right
hundred taoi linear feet of the May Day oueea
mine ur vein, bearing silver. viii surfae.
ground two hundred E-u8l feet In width. situate.
lying and being la Eureka Mining District.
county Of Eureka. and State 81 Nevada, and
known snd designated by the field notes sni
official plat on file In this Office a. hit No. la.
The exterior boundaries Of said let No. IA
being AZ follows. 20 wit: Variation iCs deg.
east. Commenting at q post marked Ne. l u. \.
Survey No. 14f, whence the flagstaff in thu
town Of Eureka Benrs n. "a deg. n min. T.,
1910 feet: Ruby Hill No. l bears ". o deg. S.
min. f.. l3,1el feet; = II rncc-rine tree. three
feat Ina diameter, marked B. t.. standtng at the
month Of the Excelsior tunnel benrs y. III deg.
T., 6GT feet. thence, running first course y. s7is
deg. T.. 10 feet, to post msrked No. 2. O. y.
Survey No. III. This pot stands on tie west
ern boundary OF U. \. Survey No. IA, Eartisfor
and Carlo Zeno lode, whence poet No ] ef said
Hnguenot survey bears N. "a deg. r., .ss fest.
Thence, ID course y. "a deg. w., sa0 feet.
along the western boundary ~ said survey Ne.
l42, 10 post marked No. 2, T.. s. Survey No. Ht;
thence. I'd course, N;sTh deg. W. 80 feett,
post marked No. 4, U. s.. Survey No. 1i, aiii
thence, 4th course. N. ~ deg. T.. $40 feet. TO
post No. ], the plsre Of beginning, containing
. 65-l00 acres This claim Is bounded ON tho
east by the Excelsior aud Carlo Zeno mines.
and ON tho west by the Gas Light mine. The
location uf this mine IL duly recorded tn the
Rec rder's office of Eureka Mining District.
On page "a. Ia Dock u. u the Mining Rerurss
81 said District. Any and nil persons claiming
adversely any portion Of said Muy Day Queen
mine, or said mining ground. az herein
before described. are required to nile their adj
verse claim with the Register Of the United
States Lnnd Once nt Eureka, In the Stale 81
Nevsda, during the sixty days period III pub
LEGATION hereof, or they will be barred by yir
tue OF the provisions Of the statute.
je2o-GUd u. d. IMAfEL. Registtr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-20
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

ITO THE TIGER LILY M1NE.-No. 4as.
limited States Land Once. Eureka, NC
yada. July Q, 1873. Notice IL nereoy Bi'on,
that W. W. Mccoy, whose Postof1ce address 10
Eureka, Nevada, has this day nled ms ppn noo,
ton for a patent for one thousand ti,,Wol
linear feet of the Tiger Lily mine or vein pear,
ing silver with surface ground two nunurco
and thirty-six t23s) feet In width. situate, iylns
and being in Eureka Mining Distrlct; Sounsy
of Eureka. and State of Nevada. and known
and designated by the field notes and ofnclsi
plat on file in this of.fre M lot Nc. li'. Tue
exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. ~ peing as
follows, TO wit: Variation 16h deg. east. Coin-
mencing at q post marked NO. l., U. oour-
vey No. 147, whence the flagstaff in the town
of Eureka bears N. 4 deg. 81 min. +. 6,5y4 ieet.
Ruby Hill No. bears n. u dg. - ~. ".s,soi ~
and the Tiger Lily shaft bears N. 4iss aeS. vs.
sos feet: thence running lat course S.sfh deg;
w. 236 feet. to post marked No. 2 U. ;. survey
No. 147; thence I'd course N. 30 deg. W. u s-lo
feet, to eastern boundary OF y. ,. survey No
81, Stella lode; whence post No. OF sara sur.
vey No. IS bears N. 9 deg. w. III BIO ieet; 2Io
Lilo feet 10 northern boundar of said survey
No. Ss: whence post No. l of ssid survey NO.
~ bears N. 81 dog. Z. 81 $40 feet: l'Mu ieet 70
post marked No. 8 u. 8. Survey NO. lii: 'hehce
Sd course N. s7A deg. y: 2ao iee., 20 pos
4th course S. IS deg. L. 1000 feet. to post
No. l, the place Of beginning. SO much OF thls
Survey No. 147 MS conflicts with survey no: %
Stella lode, Is hereby excluded. sa,u ep'intc. -
described as follows, to wit: beginning NJ
post No. l of said Survey No. %, stella ione,
and running thence. LIST course 5. deg. 4: lsl
$40 feet; thence I'd course y. 10 deg. " 40 a-io
feet, and thence Sd course N. III deg. Il. u o-iu
| feet, to place of beginning, containing one
tenth acres, which tract being excluded, leaves
remaining In this survey 4 ie.iOv acres. This
| claim in bounded ON the south by the stella,
| Eureka and Keystone. The location OF THIS
| mine in duly recorded In the Recorders office
Of Eureka Mining District. ON page lo2. in Book
A, Of the Mining Records of said District
Any and NIL persons claiming adversely my
portion of said Tiger Lily mine or said
| aruund ms hereinbefore lies, ribcd, are required
10 file their adverse claim with the Register
Of the United States Land ONCE, mt Eureka,
in the State Of Nevada. during the sixty days
period of publication hereof. or they viii be
! barred By virtue of the provisions OF the
statute.
jy10-60d ID. B. lMMEI'. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-20
APPLICATIONS FOR pArrvr
APPLICATION ron a PAT.s

ITO THE CLIPPER MINE-No =.
Il United States al Office. Eurers ~
July "a. 1s7S.-Notice Is hereby rsrss New,
Valentine Fink, whose Postofice address = n<i
YORK CITY: stste OF New York. has this dav NJ NJ
his application for Q patent for nirs me-
dred and sixty-seven t96D linear ~ naa.
the Clipper mine or vein, bearins N u
with surface ground 200 feet in xsss. ss'ivs1,
uate, lying and being in Eureka Min,ns.' ~
trict, County Of Eureka, and State of ~ ~
and known and designated by the 6,i"1 ssaA,
and official plat on file In this Office A. n noss
| one hundred and ffty-four ns41. Ths 10y No.
boundaries Of said lot No. I5l being "a fo1aeannes
| to wit: Variation 16h deg. east. Commasoxs
at a post marked No. 1, u. 4. Survev T-a.ng
whence the flagstaff in the town az sS.IA,
| bears N. 4 deg. 40 iii T., ,6,5Os feet TrretA
| Hill, No. 1, bears N. rs deg. 10 min, VI sseo5
feet, and the Clipper shaft bears s. slk dey''pp
4sS feet thence running list course n 49,
E., 9s7 feet. TO post marked No. 2, o.. 4 swnsase4
No. 1854 thence I'd course 8. 0 deg. r.. m nv w
| to post marked No. 8, u. 8. survey n ~
| thence Sd coui Sc, 8. SO deg. W., 967 feet H. ~
| marked No. 4. u. =. survey No. 1854, standinprsst
the eastern boundary OF U. 8. survey Mo- ~ ~
| Keystone Lode, and thence 4th course N q ~
1888, 900 feet TO post No. I, the place Of ~. w.
ming containing4 and 44-1oO acres. This ejsssHH
is bounded on the west by the Keystone ,a,s.
The location Of this mine IL duly recordsI y
the Recorders Once Of Eureka Mining Dist,,.a.
| In Book A. pnge 5. Any and all persona eIsi,s'
ing adversely any portion Of said clinr..
mine or snid mining ground. as hsrs
inbcforc described, are required To Al.
their adverse cisim with the Register a ~
United states LAID Office, 1T Eureka, in ~
| State of Nevada. during tho sixty days p~,aS
| Of publication hereof, or they will be bsr,sS
by virtue VI The provisions Of the statute.
jy23-COd ID. ID. IMMEL, Register.