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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
ROAD NOTICE.

MToTICE Is hereby given that ater thirty da from this
lV petition Will he presented to the commissioners Of
Tuscarawas county, praying for the location and establishment
Of a county road from the house Of John McFee in WASH
ing:on township thence along the line Of ot l6t gum
corner between John McFees and Samuel Hitchcock thence
10 corner between John McFees and Christian Soer and 10
run BY tie house of aforesaid Christian S,oer 10 ntersect
read known by Knghs Grade "a rods north of Orson Wick
hHus and thence to Lenue Barthoows saw MILL
to intersect the road leading to NewcOmerstown.
Dated August IL, 1912. tU H 32iw
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
CAUTION.

Mordecai Wheatley, holds note against me for
twelve dollars, which was obtained from me in 1912,
(raddaIen,y. All persons cautioned against taking
said note, as shall not pay il Whoever purchases
said note will buy a law suit.
SAMUEL WARFEL.
Waterford, August G. l642., .......ss. ....
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GRLOOK HERE!! IN

The undersigned also manufactures all kinds Of EDGE TOOL
such axes foot adzes broad axes and chsels of all sorts
warranted forthiy days. ELLIPTIC SPRINGS made CAR.
wagons bggys and all description Of vehicles oNEp
the shortest notice, in the most substantial manner and
on reasonable terms. rs ,;sl
He would also say that he has in his employ ADRAHAm
SHELL excellent workman from New York. He IS the sole
inventor of the celebrated AXE, and received pre-
MUM of SIS for making in 820 which was sold for
dollars. From his receipt 1t was that Collins received
Ills instructions for mung the he has been 90 sccsssi
in selling. S8M e,s,tN JACOB DARsT
Lockpott, May 80. 1912. t}..g4i 20
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
FARM FOR SALE

TNNHE subscriber odersfo sale valuable farm lying on the
H. graded road leading from Cumberland TO WinesburE
mi les from Dover containing 77 Acres which about so acres
ceaed-50 in good bottom and-20 in meadow and the
balance well timbered On the farm good house barn.
and never falling springs TERMS. One half down. and the
balance in yearly payments substantially secured.
If not sold before the goth September, will put up at
public sale, and cut it TO Quit purchasers
r0 WILLIAM WADE.
June 20, 1842. tef.. 243m.
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Aug.17. 1912
LOST.

short time since two notes Of hand, given by John
Kinney to Mary Ann ONeal, calling for SO dollars,
and SO cents EACH with interest All persons eau
toned against purchasing taking said notes as they
have been pad. JOHN KINNEY.
Canal Dover Aug l5 lS42.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
. FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
SA III UE J. R AID a M s.

WA ould respectfully return his thanks to the citizens
w Dover. and New Pbiladelhia fer the I5era pat
onage aehas received since his commencement in bus>
ness and he informs the citizens oftbe county TINT he
still caies on the Tailoring business in the town of
Dover, Factory Street. south side, where Clothing will
20 made in tile most fashionable and fitting manner
From his experience in the above business he feels
assured thai he will be able to render general satsc>
tien 10 all, who are pleased to give him cali
Dover, Sept. 30 l84l .' 5,,. tsr ,.
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A CHEAPlBARGAIN,

n wls the farm now reside Stuate the road leading
from Dover 10 New Phia5contaning about 1903 acres
about 6 acres cleared small dwelling house withgood
water atthe docrand orchard The place iswitlp ofR
mile of Canal Dover beautifully situated and the land Of good
quality; for terms apply my residence, on Lawyer Nc
CLAIM, Canal Dover As think ofeturningto my former
place of rcsience shall sell Oww reasonable credits &c.
" f4bt, +, WILLET.
July 20, 1912 ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
MONUMENTS,


BUILDING STONES; in soSt all description oGstsne work
made 10 order of the best material and in The neaes posi-
blestye. shop few doors SbOve the American Hotel,
L. w. @,E, y. HuEBNER.
Dover, August p, lS42 Sam,
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

IN BANKRUPTCY,
On application ofBenjamin B. Lippitt of 7uscaraw-
as county, Ohio. ...-.....s ,@
The above case having been referred 10 me a Conn
misslonerof Banltrupts for Tuscaawas County afore-
said, by the Honorable the district Court of the United
States Ohio District, am preparedto receive proofs
of the claims of the creditors of the said Benjamin B.
Lippitt, until the llth day Of October, lS42.
~ 1882 n. NJ. ATIIERTON. ,
Aug. 2, 1642-3w s.,r Com'r Of Bankrupts.
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COVerIet Weaving!

:. The Subscriber having established himself in New
Phiadepha tenders his services 10 the citizens of the
town and adjacent country, as an Ingram COVerlet
Weaver. N,tt. &. M ,.
He at,ers himself from long experience in the busi-
Ress that his workmanship will be Inferior to none in
the State of Ohio, aud that he will be able to give gen.
era satisfaction. .,,.. st." t.',..a E
ROBERTO. WILSON E
New Philadelphia, Aug. 10, lS42.-tE .a
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Medical Notice.

EAR s. SCOTT, from the East has ratedhihsefin New
EV Philadelphia Tuscarawas county, Ohio He tenders h
professional services to the citizens of the town and vicinity
and he would advise all persons afflicted With any disease
whatever 10 give him call he believes he render salts
faction to all such. ttt
June 8, 1912. 21 SIMS
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N II w 8 TORE
g. NEW GOODS AT THE OLD STAND
..a. ..At-sa in s.''
SHAN ESvILLE.

The subscriber has just received from the eastern cit
les splendid assortment of goods consisting in part, of
Cloths oassmeres and satinets, Of every description.
English and French Mernoes, Muslin de laines, silks,
Bombazines calicoes cap A,ufs, Juchonetls, Laces.
Cambricks &c. &c. .s
Silk and ,abby velvet, Ginghams, Mixtures. Russian
Drings, Drab and blue drillngs, bonneis bonnet
silks aud trimmings, lckinss sheetDgs, checks, mus
Inns &c. -....ls...
ALSO, g.
Boots and Shoes Groceries. Hardware, Crockerv,
Iron, Steel, Spikes, Nails. and variety of school
books, and IN fact every thing usually kept in this part
of,he country. All of which he offers as low as can
be bough in this section of Ohio. ..
Call and see for yourselves.
Shanesville, Aug. TO- l842.-30tf
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MEDICAL N 0 TICES.
Medical Notice.
GEetlfcaH Card.

FENHE subscriber having finished hsstudes has established
ID himself in the town of sHANESVILLf = as a med ical
practitioner and hopes by asdous attention oTle various
branches of his profession 10 merit liberal share of public
confidence and patronage, Office Main street, next door
the Post Office. I.
JACOB sTEESE
shauesvie, .rus. CO, Aprl2 20, 1912. l4m
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CHEAPER THAN EVE RITZ!
Look Heretv
SADDLE IL ".
WILLIAM SHEAR.

.. H WILLIAM OhEAh,
NI EES his sincere thanks to his and the pub
lie for the liberal patronage he has received, since he
has ced busae, He hopes by strict attention to bu.
Scss merit continuance and increase of patronage He
stl continues to manufacture MEN and WoMENS SAD.
DIES the newest fashions and of the best Materials Also
all kinds of CARRIAGE, DEARBORN, WAGON aud BOAT.
HAR NESS with every article in his line Of business requir.
ed in the country .''
He aes himself that that the execution Of his work will
be satisfactory those who may employ him. He will sell
on very moderate tes for and take Bark Haes Grain
and other trade at liberal prices, in payment for work.
B7Shopremove TO Mrs Cryders building on Main street.
few door east Of the post office. -....
New Philadelphia April |, l842. 90 ly.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
Willam Boyd admr ofihes estate Petition for ieave
IS Of Robert Dopgheny dec. TO sell land to pay debts.

a. Many DougDUTly " u II gwen INaI OH Inc
2qth day o. seplengel ,o "esweep te nous OF ~ ococ
tion at the Court House door New Pbaephia Tuseara-
was county, OHIO Tie following described ea estate the
terms hereinafter stated viz The North quarter Of Sec
ton Notwenty one 2l of township ve 5l md range No.
one D This land situated about quarter Of mile from
Wescheset, 10 Perry Townsip, Tuscanwal county, Ohio.
and will be sold subject to the dover esals u Mary Dough-
ery widow Of Robert Doagbey dec as heretofore assigned
in said premsese above land situated N healthy region
Of country well mbered and has upon good apple and
peach orchard and number Of good and never falling springs
Of water Terms Of sale wi teone third In eah in hand-
one third In one year and third intwo years with inter
est the last payments from the day Of saeo Pc e.
cm6d BY good and sufficient pruriiy. ~ ~.
~, e6 81 iik lPss5 WIN, BOYD dhT, Is aforesaid
.Annnal. al IA nl y iRAQ. !. akaM.LL
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FYOm the Rochester Daily Democrat,


Mr. Edlor-Asw me, through the medium of vour narer
my opEon OF the very highly estcomed Persian
pills. that highly esteemed where known: lr II il an a
liable fact that al who become acquainted with Them dms.
every other popular remedy from their families and rev solely
on these But it is fact generally knsn MS should
as ssen persons invariably escape the prevalent dsea
OF season, and that has been known to be IN
kendoNnwf any sickness, who has kent and taken thesa
pills on the frs symptoms of disease : "''''
n Mothers will have no excuse but must charlie bemselve.
Wth unpsrdonabe neglect when they see heender o;prnr
aroopls sHl sinking under darrha and bowel comnlan
y Or ll iyes inpt IN the bud, by neglected disease
e increasing prevalence of consumption exces great
IN tbpse whoare inclined ptba fell dseaseand well IL ma
am persuaded that if the Persian pills were taken In m
hrstages according the directions nine tent of those
are given over, might enjoy good health. i, =. !
" ac' SPEAK with some degree of experience, for have
VINO nave been given oyerb by physicians to
cover by usiRs these pills. Should not this be sufficient in
daeemen for those whoae in its first stages to make trial
VI ihe tpne mas come when the heads of families
can supply themselves with antidote which will oueu in
embryo e disease of'he dayand themselves is the fault
nareeame tey allow the different members of their fam
lies 10 sink to an unlimCly grave -, 'N'''
Aus'Z4 SUBSCRIBER
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
Tho last and greatest miracle has been consunrsated il;
r.. the publication Of the ~
@ BUCCANEEEs

LYPAPER .1-
which has just been commenced by Messrs. DILLON
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"Evenng Taler and will be furnished suhscsibers in o
paris United States for the almost startling low price Of
One Dollar a Year.
The Bucraneer is neutral in Politics. and has been estab
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nry Piracy an offence. 2N 'tt a ~
Posmastes others by enclosing lis Five dosrss will he
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Posmnsers authorized by law remit all moneys for
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Editors of papers that win give this Prospectus conspci.
insertion, and call the attention of their readers TO IT,
will be entitled TO an exchange for one year, . -
ALL letters be post paid and addressedio .
"hH5 '' DILLON & HOOPER, publishers
apf 't'i 27 ANN street, New York
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
LOOK HERE!
/. TIE RESURRECTION OR PERSEAN'PLLs

81 THE RESURRECTION OR PERStAN,PILLS.
RNHEsE pills raise from The eatest weakness, distress
II and suffering, 70 slate Of sength, health aad happ
The Of the Pills originated from the ercum
OF the neicne being found ouy te cemeteries of
Persia This vegetable prodaesa being Of peculiar Find
ed to esperimen aas M medical qualities aud virts. IN
half ceInry became established medicine for The i
OF tt ceunTy. The extract OF tls snsh,r nrod
t0nwas introduced IN parts Of Europe in tie year l7sS
aud use by ady celebrated ply ia carlur certain H.
eases where all oer medicines had heen used in vain E,.
in the year 1892 the cxuact combined with ce IL
guabe medicine imported from ura Baca in the east Indies.
aud formed into pills Ths admirable effect of tls 0"
upon e hunuh system, led physicians and familss n ~
general USE Their long established baracter tbeir ui
sal and healing virtues The deerge nd cleansing ono,
OF their pechca acoh upon the part of the sv
'e arc scn as w sustain teh reputation and general use
IN The American Republic,
t9 t CERTIFICATES tts
certify TINT have, by way of experiment. used ,b u
ee and most OF the various kinds of Pills, n my practice
whr nave borne the highest repae in the public ESTIMATION
that have been offered for sale in this vicinity for e , g.
years. included those called the Resurrection or Persian pills
and the public may rest assured that none aeny the ybos
catalogue has answered better purpose, an easy and e
iecua remedy, than the Resurrection or Persian pill n
lAost OF disease. t ~
Rochester, N. Y. Sept 81 1887.
Q-PTO MOTHERS. IN
MEssERs, L. CHASE $Co-Genls Hearing much ssu ,
hou the extraordinary effects Of The Resurectiop or psra
Pills upon those aboat to become Mothers We were INDUCED
20 make trial of hen My wife was at the time the obo
OS children aud had suffered themost tedious and excruc
atng pains during and AFTER her confinement Of each Sh.
had tried every means and taken much medicine but fnd
e or no relet She commenced taking the Persian Pills A.
bouts moHhs before her confinement ler health heinz ve
poor about hs length OF time pevous after was en-
abled by their to attend the cares of mother 10 her fam
lily uHt her confinement AT the time she Conmsncpd IN
he Persat Pills. aud for several weeks previous she was n
feied within dry hard cough freuuent severe cramn
which te use Of the Pills entirely removed before using half
LhOV StvflIg grnafco 6dapca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

AMERICAN MUsEUM.-It always affords US pleasure
to speak well of this establishment. Mr.. Bamum
really conducts it with good taste and consummate
TACT He gives the public vast fund of amusement,
observing at the same time great caution not TO
troduce anything which can offend the most fasti-
dous. The Museum itself contains by far the great
est collection of curosties in America The present
is grand gala week, and performances are given
twice every day by some of the most talented ar
tistes in the country, will be by the adver-
tisement Mr.. Harrington is one of the best magi-
clans and ventrloqusts in the country; and The sing
ing of Miss Taylor, MIR. Boyce and Whitlock, is
much admired, while the dancing of Master Dla-
mond and Celeste is pronounced unapproachable.
The Mermaid remains there tbs week, and the
price TO the whole is but Is cents.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Ssw York, "Wednesday, September =, Is4s.

WASHINGTON CoRREsPoNpENoE.-A NOVEL SYs-
rEM-We are organizing a Washington Conespon-
dence on new, literary, philosophical and indie
pendant system, different from any thatwe have HI
therto presented TO our readers 1t will be continued
during the recess and through the next session of Con-
gress Duringpart ofthe last session our Washington
correspondence was deficient in interest and details
but shal! take care 10 prevent another such oc
currence Our proposed correspondence VIII DC
written by different and distinct men, entirely un
known to any person in Washnston-and they viii
give us all the events that take place In the move
Inent of government without regard TO any man or
any rarty. 1t will be free and independent analy
sis of the actions of and parties, that will pre-
sent a true view OF things 10 the world.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Herald.]
R.,r,.,opr Gant & 1870


BALTIMORE, Sept. 6, 1872.
Mr.. EDITOR =
last evening stepped into the fair now progress
ing at the Law Buildings, under the auspices of the
ladies attached to the German Catholic Church Of
this city The saloon certainly very neatly and
yet elegantly decorated. Each table was spread in
as'yle peculiarly rich and attractive. The various
articles offered for sale are of an order not TO be
surpassed Among the greatest of the attractions
however were the young blooming Germans girls
never dld the bright waters Of the far famed Rhine
mirror forth from their crystal Depths sweeter love-
Her faces Flushing innocence seemed enthroned
on each cheek, whilst love smiled in placid beauty
from those orbs that swim in living light beneath
polished brow. There is really something in the
countenance of youthful German lass, overpower-
ing as il is irresistible.
terday as having been drowned, is George Robin
son. His body is yet undiscovered.
A pump or well, situated in the carriage house Of
Mr.. H. Dukehost OF this city,. sunk about eight
weeks ago. has recently been discovered to possess
qualities Of very healthful character. The water
is strongly impregnated with sulphur. Its medical
properties have already been tested by numerous in
dviduas, who have found great relief from pecu-
thoroughly analysed in few days.
letter received in this city announces the death
at Smyrna of Cap.. Voorhees, of the U s. ship Preble;
he died on the 9th July, after an illness of only
days, with bilious fever The letter sates:-.
"The command has devolved upon the Senior
Lieutenant, JuniusP P. Boyle, Ga son of John Boyle,
late chief clerk in the Navy Department,) and of
course, every thing goes on as though he were
among us-such being the discipline of vessel OF
war We shall sail from here, in four five days,
in pursuance of the original instructions of Com
Morgan to Capt. V.--touching at Athens, and some
of the Grecian islands-thence to Trpoli and Tunis
and will, no doubt, reach Mahon about the middle
of September.
Howard street -four has declined still further, and
can now be bought at "a 80 from stores; City Mills
is selling at 81 75 wheat ranges from soto 81 cents
as per kind and quality The fruit markets are ad-
mirably supplied. We have vegetables in great
abundance The weather continues pleasant, and
our city remarkably healthy.
Yours, RopERIcK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

fhy- TO SELF SHAVING GENTLEMEN POS
scssing strong beard and tender ace-The Metallic Tab
let and Strop of G. Saunderss the only article in
that will obviate their difficulties. A most convincing
proof Of their utility is that the first cutters in London
viz: Colman, Haymarket; MkIn, SOL Strand Low
cock 3s Cornhill Thornh ia New Bond street, have
them for SALE and recommend the Of them with their
cutlery.
N.B-The Metallic Table, and srop has been in use
for the last twenty-five years, and certificates as to the
superiority Of the Strop from the following scientific
gentlemen at present in the possession oil the
Professor Griscom, Dr. Mott, and General J. Tall.
msdge President Of the American Institute Retail prices
81 and 81 80. Sold wholesale and retail.
a. sAUNDEBs L SON, los Broadway.
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NEW YORK LEeIsLATURE-THE APpoRTIoNMENr-
The CoNFERENcE.-The joint committee of confe-
renee, on the bill TO divide the State into Congress
districts, came TO an agreement on Monday, on all
the points of difference between the two houses, ex-
cePt as to the city of New York-the arrangement
OF the northern districts, and the union of Toga,
Broome, and Chenango, being agreed to on the
part OF the Senate, and the House asserting such
an arrangement OF the western districts as to prevent
the division of Erie. General Dx's resolutions as
reported by the committee of sixteen, in regard to
the mandatory clause of the apportonment bill, pas
sed the House yesterday by strong vote, and were
sent TO the Senate for concurrence.
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iay- HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM.-A splendid
day performance is announced at this fashionable place
of this afternoon. The celebrated Mysterious
Lady will appear and may be consulted in her wonderful
art The Learned Dog Apollo, whose wonderful saga
cous feas have excited the greatest surprise by thou
sands who have witnessed them, will also appear.
grand entertainment will also take place in the ening
which the inimitable Winchell Mrs. Mossop and MIR.
scum crow ded
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IHs PRINCE OF BLAcxeUARDs. Charles King.
one OF the Merchant Princess" alias Prince Of
Blackgrards who insuted the representative of the
people of the United States, by justfying the afro
cious conduct at the Ashburton Festival. is irving to
paate the act by reference to toast at Tamma.
ny Hall given by General Jackson. Was the repre.
senflve and officers Of foreign government, there
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
The College OF Medicine ana fn""ey'

Esfabhshed for Ke SuPPTessto" y T""'"''y
my- BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
of obtaining medical advice, that on renting the sum oil
one dollar, with statement Of their case they viii be
supplied with dollars worth OF appropriate medicine
Letter Of advice containing full directions to Diet
~.~;ro.n nc. All letters be post paid Address
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street, Y
NB-The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN is daily in attendance
at the private consulting rooms of the College. Hours
from 10 till O'Clock.
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MONEY MARKET.
r,,nJo SAINT Ga p NJ

moderate amount Of business was done az the stock
Board to-day, but prices did not materially vary Indiana
SIS rose J. Ohio es per cent; Harlem t. Delaware and
Hudson fell l..
The meeting Of the merchants from Alabama now In
the city which took place night before last at Howards
HOTEL for the purpose of exchanging opinions the pre-
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NJ EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM OUR

n9- EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM OUR
Agent at St. Johns, N. B-St' johns y. b. august .,
ls4o-Gents IL received the box of Horchound Candy
on Thursdy last which advertised as yos directed and
sold at retail the day the advertisement appeared to
will undoubtedly shall be able to sell as much, if not
more than any agent you have. remit you the amount
Of this box Won will please ship $500 worth. Rev. j.
Henderson Pastor of the Second Methodist Church,
commends it all public speakers for hoarseness with
his recommendation. Your Candy must be extensively
used. Yours, respectfully, H. L. SAMION.
To Messrs. J. Pass & Sow, as Division street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

1ry- ITALIAN OPERA.-Thns far the attempt to
tabsh operate troupe has with much success,
and hope will be duly encouraged by musclovng
citizens.
Second only to this good news, also pleased to
the Spanish House. No. $50 Broadway is also in
"the full tide of successful experiment" where are con-
tnually issuing sweet sounds of music but fumes OF
aroma from rich egars and the article also carried
out" in perfection Such of readers as have not paid
the Don visit, should go at once sure are we that
they III not go in vain.