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TNSg'R A VIE.

'ITIE 4 S NJ or ha> ac ct 4 gem iur The E mn
L 1n>m ance Company of Hartford Connecticut for
more than twenty years pat. AMI commute 10
against losses hy fire. and all kind of uil ling and
personal properly, and will re"e applica'ion> a
IN. oi'e in Burlington, and Immediately i.>,e Police
for that purpose n, low rate If premium as any
priva'e company can lord. The unlon',ed re poa.
ii iy of this Company, insures safey 10 The ln,n-
re and their prompt, honorable AT lil eral course
in the adjustment, and payment Of Losses, will lie at
lc ted by all with whom they have had occasion to
do business. WIN. A. GRlSWOLD, Agent
Burlington, March |, 1914. 40n
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KERN & SPEAR

TAVE gust received from New Yors general
i J. assortment Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
comprising the latest STYLES OF Prints, Ginghams
Bomlazi Bonnet and Dress Lawns, Silks and
Silk Shawls,, NJ lie LANES, Brocha Shawls Florence
and Straw Bonnets, Silk Parasos, Hosiery, Gloves,
Mitis, Sc. &C.
Also For Gentlenen's summer wear, Dram Deie
Dee Skin, Cassimere, Tweed Cloth, Gaml roone,
Ron nzine, Veve'een, Fancy Silk ve,tmg Pail an
fancy Velvet do, Marsaills and vaeniia do, Fancy
and pain Siuc,s and Ties, CTavais Cellars, &C. &c.
Which will lie ,od as chear as can be houe hi tor
cash or approved credit.
chrr. h sns'', May 9, lett 49f
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SUGARS.
, 10Th Number of Illumina
CALL FOR GOODS.

THE Low Prices for which Goods have been sold.
i has for good reason, induced buyers to take
Store where the whole trade being for Cash. there is
of course no extras charged for contingencies ready
money buyers are satisfied that cash buys goods
cheaper TO-DAY, than promise Oft can possibly do
Tomorrow The place for testing the o-day principle
NAV be ascertancd by applying to the PEOPLES Agent.
18Th June, IA. 2 HOWARD.
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

AZ CITY INESS.
lust received al The New CHEAP Book STORE an
extensive assortment Of he bet standard Hedi.
cal Iheoloeicdi, Classical Miscellaneous and School
Books ALSO, an ,orlment Of Stationery OF every
description for sale al lower prices Than have ever he
fore been offered IN this vicinity.
Among the Books are lario, Oc,avo, ~ mo. and
Pocke Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books in plain and
extra binding; Bible and Common PRAYER Books
bound together, a new and very eautifil article +;
Common PRAYERS with the Proper Lessons Fine
Pocket Tcstament> Animals and a great variety Of
hne illustrated works suitable for presents greatly
reduced prices SCOTS Family Bible 3 vols. royal
svo. well bound for Sc Branhe's Dictionary of
valuable book Of the kind ever published; The FAR
mer'> Encyclopedia, embracing all of the most re-
cent discuvere. in Agricultural Chemistry and lap
ted uu>ccnl tic readers; the latest and best work
on Agriculture, and the cheapest ever published, com
tanning llG5 pages royal Svo. well hound for only
SO 80 Al,o, great variety Of new and useful Agri-
cultural works, very cheap. Bancroft's History of
the United States Prescors Ferdinand and Isabella
and History Of Mexico; Spark Life and Writings OF
DR.. FrankIn, l0v. published at $50, price SI7, so, &c
All the new popular works are received Is soon a.
issued, for sale al the lowest city prices
Among the Stationery, are ool>cap, Letter Note,
Tissue, Perforated, Music, Drawing Paper aud Br>-
tol Board; Drawing and Wiring Pencils Newman's
Water Color~ Ink, Ink>tand-, Sand Boxes, QlilIs
Steel Pens, Mathematical Instruments, States, Visit
ing and Printing Cards Back CANNON Board,, Chess
Men, etc. etc.
Cltizens and strangers are respectfully invited &c
call and examine the stock. Orders from abroaC
punciualy attended to al the lowest prices Mer,
chants supplied with School Books, Paper &c as low
as they can purchase in any Of the Giles Elemen
lary ceiling Books, Al Is els per dozen. Good Car
and Letter Paper at sl,5o sl,75, $500 aud 81, so pei
fcarn, &c. dc.
'Pecl's Building. A. EDWARDS.
Burlington, May, 1874. SO
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The wild old woods love them well,
For in Boyhoods idle hours,
My heart in the groves with magic spell,
Was bound in wreath of thoughts, that tell
The language sweet of flowers;
spirit moved me when the voice
or the anthem winds wen, by,
And the StormKing hun- his banner out
To wave in the Winters sky.
/ loved the woods, as wandered there
In the morn Of LIES gay Spring,
(Are my soul had felt the tooth of Care)
With Being kind and good and fair,
Who taught nv Spirits wing
To plume its fight in loves pure sky
And Hope thrilled deep each chord,
And gcmrned each thought with Heavens light,
At Loves first whispered word.
Ay! wild old wood the sacred place.
OF the shrine built to Love;
On Memoiys scroll fondy trace
Those vows rIme can eiiace-
Vows registered above.
When the struggling gusts rocked the iron oaSs,
And the lenfv rennons str, AIMED,
COINED Loves lesson, fondIy learned,
And worshpped as dreamed.
The wild o! woo's in the olden inc,
Were the scene of revel pay,
And the Hunt men there with mellow chime,
Pealed the note Of The Border Ministries rhyme
At morn and close o! day:
And the flee, deer raised his an,lered head
As the o9nd ca the wind,
and plungng in the mountains shade
Left it's echoes all behind.
Far Freedom oft hath .oueh, he glen,
And meath the forests shade,
Hath garnered stronger hopes, and then
Hath nerved the arms Of stalwart men
To draw the batlcblad.;
And Liberty first cradledl there,
Upon some messy bed,
Springs forth Giant hinge and tai!
With victoi's martial tread.
VII
The seasons on the forest leaves,
Write lessons sad bu, true,
Young Spring her emerald chrplc, weaye.,
And Autumn com's with fruilless shenves,
And MINERS sparkling dew
Is chilled to links Of iron frost.
When Winter in the SKY
Calls forth his mailed warrior knights
The rankings chvalry.
VIII
And then the mountain forests shake,
And the tempes,s wildly roar
Like the music sad which dark waves make,
In the midnight storm, when they angry break
On the rough and ctaegy shore;
AMI the hungry wolf from his ice.bound lair,
Howls pi,cously and low;
Or herce|y wandering, marks his track
With blood, on the frozen snow.
lX.
The moss Of many withcred year,
Twincs round the veteran trees,
And at Mornings hour crystal tear,
On Au,umn's leafy folinee sele,
Doth fash in the signing breeze;
A tear for the ages past md dead,
Which the giant woods have seen,
tear for the frosty brea h that smote
That foliage FIRE sh and green.
X
The hand of change, on the aged pines,
Is laid with freezing chill,
Death there is uaced in deep, drawn lines,
Death round the feeding branches twines,
And the melancholy rill
Signs through the groves a requiem,
As the trunk SO straight and tall
Falls groaning to lis forest grave,
With sero leaves for its pal.
North Carolina, June 10, lSil
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NEW
TAILOhIWG ESTABLISHMENT

TT >uN,Crbtr VIII carry on Nll>lncss Two doors
l north of II. Whiney', shop on the New Road
And he ec,> warranted in .ayna, from the long tx.
pcrcnre he la had in London, that lworl Tn r>,-
ed 10 him viii lie done IN a fashionable STYLE and
good satisfaction given.
Really made Clothing kept on hand and for sale
chap for ca.h,
\. B.-Garmen,s cleaned, and cu,inc,for others to
make, done on the shortest noiire.
r. PATTERSON.
b rneton, May %, l9ii, 81 3m
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An HoNEsT LoCoFoCO.-The Stock bridge
(Ms.) Visitor, decided locofoco paper, rails
ed the flag of Polk and Dallas and in the
course of an article upon the cause and
means of sustaining il, has the following very
sensible remarks -
Every party has the misfortune TO have
attached to il IA certain class of politicians,
who at the CONNIE ncement con over the vo-
cabnlary of abuse-carcfully select every lie
epithe,, that thew may apply them to the OPP
posinp candidates. None are more lavish of
abuse than those who are 0p0stafcS TO the
very party upon whose nominees the filth is
thrown. Our party is blessed with no small
number of this kind of politicians.
Now that the Presidential campaign is
commenced, one can scarcely go amiss of the
exhibitions of this class of politicians. We
see in one place paraded-some naughty
thing said of Henry Clay in the heat of pas
sion. In another place. he is STYLED dem
agoeue;' in another STILL "a rake and de-
bauchec;' one cries out gambler and
horse racrr'-a second, ia rascal "a third
"a Sabbath hrrakrr'-a fourth, "a profant
swearpr'-a fifth, "a slavehoder'-a sixth
"a duelis,,' and so on until the whole vocab.
ulary is exhausted and these epilhets in five
cases out of seven are applied by person.
guilty of the acts of whiCh they accuse 9th.
ers i; and who have heretofore been most Law.
ish of praise of the man whom they now i'm,
agine they most numerically abuse.
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Henry Clay is a gallan, fellow. He is u
whole souled-w hole-hcarted man. man
who never betrayed friend, or flinched for
foe. He is Wing, every inch of him. lie
is Just such an opponent as we like. We
always know exactly where to find him.
About him there is no dodeing lie is
Wing 10 the backbone. He is one of those
men, who will never consent 10 fight under
false colors. One Of those men whom if We
defeat there is some honor in defeating him,
and If our candidate is defeated, he Is defeat
ed by an honorable opponent"
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FARM ron SALE.


PILES! PILES!
I FIT the afflicted remember that, they have Rem
II edy in the Genuine Hay>' Eminent. Dozens
and dozeus have been sold in tins vicinity within the
past two years testitylng to IL ellccncy,at
SO PECK & SPEARS.
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LTBERITTON.

LIBERIA TION.
THIS is to NOTIFY the pu' lie that have rclinqr>h
ell 10 my son, SAMUEL HYDE, the alance of his
minority; tha' shall claim none If his earning,
nor hold my eli re>ron>lbe Tor any of his La ili,es
after this dave. WIN. ID. HYDE.
Charlotte June |, 1871. 2w3
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IiDkI'S.

TX PS Ponce po ke' Handkerchief,
~ % ,oa. iin'ut linen do
50 doz. Gjnoham Crava's.
Is d, z. llac, | allan do
100 d,z. Gotten Gloves, lust received and for
sale by Villas & LOOMS g. Co.
juno 5. II.
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T AMP GLASSES and Lamp Wicks for Chemical
IL and all Other Lamps.
So BRINSMArD d. BROTHERS.
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NEW GOODS.

- VI POPE has jus, received hi, Sprina Stock
-. OF Dry Gooi> aud GrorerIes, which he VIII ..ll
for cash or ready paw cheap : the cheapssi
Burlington, May Is, 1874. 50
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From the New York Tribune.
THE WILD OLD WOODS.
By CHARLES n. EMERSON.

The wild old woods, where the shadows cling
To the grcensward fresh with dew,
Where the woodland bird, of dusliy wing,
Builds his nest on o1ks. tina, upward fling
Their arms to the SKY so blue:
Where the pearly strea ms run sparkling on,
With pci SAINT melody,
Aud battle with spray the messy rocks;
Ay, the wild old woods for me.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21
WASHIN G TONIAN
HOUSE,

The proprietor Of The Washingtouiah House would
respectfully inform his friends and the public in general
tina. he has opened the above house in the town of
UHRfCHSVILLE, TUSCARAWASL COUNTY, O.
,oater principles. No pains will be spared 10 rebdsr
satisfaction to all who may favor him with call and he
hopes by strict atentionto business to make the WASH
ingtoDian House worthy ofsupport. His TABLE viii
at all times be supplied with the best The country esp
afford and his STABLE with plenty Of provendersa1d
carefully attended. '' 90 O.! % 'tr5 ~ Ff'fa.
iae4s e44 Bssasaa M. R. HAsKiNs.
UhrhcsYiIle AugustS, lS43. =, gaa s $IG d.
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BRANDR ETH'S PILLS.
Secured by letters Patsnt % fAs United States

SfCufe6 0y tetterS If0tent 9J Me United States
.iis8f NOS 5ss1Hsa III 1s8I . ct.Y q -
The METHOD OF PREPARING THE BRANDRETHIAN VEeETA
''.i '-''s i % . BLE EXTRACTS ~ s''.' ''+i ~ "
GNAvEAT entered 9th of June, l842.--Paent granted U
~ benjamin Brandretb, Goth January, 1843. 3sf ~
The extracts Of which Brandreth Pills are composed a.
obtained by this patented process without boiling or any ap
pcatlon of The active principle Of the herbs Is tua
scured thesare asis In the Living Vegetable. s}ggn
The public should be cautious Of medicines recommended In
advertisements stolen from me- In which the conteptlber rob
bets seaesy languages merely altering the Timewil
show the whole sale decsyers in their true light.
THE MEDICINE OF TIE PEOPLE ,,
t7Bandreths Pills are the Peoples medicine proved by
thousands who daily recommend them TO the afflicted The
BRANDRETHs Pills growing every day popular their
virtues extending their usefulness be sick of both sexes
daily deriving benefit from them No Of disease butt
they he used with advantage. ches hard Jumps os
the skin they speedily cure with eyspelas with cogb
md colds so with cosveness with cancer, with hoa
porched lips andcankern the mouth. Let the aiced a
medicine and they viii find they require other w ''
GFsold at rs cents per boz, with direction. ~ n
The only Agents for the sale of Dr. B. Brandrets Vegeta
BILE Universal Pills. in Tuscarawas county are Chaplin RO
BY New Philadelphia, and PhilipP. Latter sahdyville.
May rs, 1912, tsr-4s5 is a2lesTo.us '.s.....
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HIGHLY INIPORTANT. 4
NEW DISCOVERY.

DR.. George FehTs Family dperient RUS.
MAR. FELIX, of youngstown, Westmoreland county Pa.
~ would respectfully inform the public that he has
made one Of the important discoveries In medicine ever
known and which will be regarded GREATER as forming an
epoch in the art of healing.
In bilious disorders, the effect of h9 above named pill
wonderful II the viiated ahd acd bile, promotes
healthy secretion of the liver and soon restores that all
important vIscUs TO "a natural condition and whoesme ac'
tivtv In complaints of the stomach II particularly valua
bile II ceanses 1t OF all morbid and perncious matter, in
appetite and through the stomach gives tone and
viQor to the whole system acts etcaay In diseases OF
The Liver and Gall vessels rousing the Liver to healthy
action violent colds It will remove like charm Likewise
scarlet fever and Dysentery win yield two doses
The Dabates and all other diseases Of the urinary organs
will be cured by the Of this medicine without any nox
ous effects In the diseases of children they will be highly
beneficial especially during the time they are getting teeh
at which time infants suffer most
In the of this medicine, no attention need be pau TO
diet nor should there be any dread Of exposure to he ea
ther. IN ,.i... So. -
duced Numbers Of gentlemen Of responsibility and talens
have these pills. and all unite in rendering praise TO th
SAFE powerful and wonderful catholicon. - 3.sa 3
The following certificate of an eminent physc and now
preacher of the Gospel will show the excelecy Of their
efficacy the system, particularly in bilious diseases:
MAPELs' Mills, Greene Co PAY
February 9Th, l843.
DR. G. FELIx r-Havng obtained few boxes OF your
Family Apeent Pills. and having been in the regular prac-
tice Of Medicine for 10 yearshough engaged
fneraat Minister of the Methodist p Church, hereby GER
ty that bilious diseases they decidedly the best Pill
have ever used they have been partially successful in Dysen
tary and in Dyspepsia beneficial You are at liberty TO
make any Of this certificate you may think proper.
... Yours with respect,
-...t P. Il. LAISHLEY, MI.
YThese Pills are prepared only by DR. GEO, FELIX, al
youngstown WestMoreand County. ra, with directions fol
their use. Ozj'sEE HANDBlLLs with each hsENr
AGEETs.-T. Collier, Bolivar; G.$ w. Speaker, Sandy
vile; Chaplin & Roby, New Philadelphia, VIM Boyd, West
chester, Keller Rdt Canal Dover Thos. Sargent Shanes
ve Tnscarawas county, also H. Roby Leesburg Carol Co.
Ohio.
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The cheapest and best Medicine in the World
Dr.. SNYDER'S VEGETABLE
FAMH LY PILLS.
Ooly 12 10 CENTS a Box.

WNFESE celebrated Pills will hereafter be sold at IL
IA cents box, just one half what they have usually
been sold at, and each box contains much medicine,
and as good as Motifs or Brandrsths 25 cent boxes.
This reductionis made to correspond with the present
low pressure times, and bring the medicine within the
reach ofevery family. AS these pills have been sold
for number Of years in the Western States they need
nothing said inihe form Of an advertisement TO recon-
mend them as there are living with nearly every
where to testify that they are The best Family Medicine
row before ,hep public We say to all who are moi we'll
buy these pills for they are safe under al circumstances
and conditions offs, aslhey never deblae weaken
but strengthen the whole system. For sale in New
Philadelphia by ..s.s * ~, CfIAPlN g. ROBY.
Also in all the principal towns throughout III ,...
xxx. r.-..' .,...+..... 'e - 3O6 .t.
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TAILORING,

,aota sd'15 WM.bF3 NEELY, l.5 'a,i.splam
EEsPECTFULLY informs his friends and The public gen,
a orally, that he has opened shop in the East room OF
the Court House, formerly occupied office by J. Judy,
esq., New Philadelphia, where he Intends carry the BUS
insss in the most approved style. .ht 5.l sli5, 70
COATS, VESTS, PANTALOONS,
and all other articles in his line Of business made in the most
fashionable style oin plain and substantial manner suit
the farmers of the country, and prices hardness Of
the times - t... 90 g - ..
reasonable ternis 50 ,s9lHb gsre 81" ror.sl @.tF
The LATEST FASHIONS will be regularly received from the
East Country Produce will be taken in payment Of work.
May %, 1843. W. I9-ly. ID
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Blackstakithing.

ofYord Township and vicinity that he has commenced
The above business in all its various branches. Wagons
Buggies, and vehicles Of all descriptions ironed on The
shortest notice. and most reasonable terms Edge Tools
Of all kinds made in the most substantial manner and
warranted good-incuding cooper adzes, drawing
knives broad axes. &C., - A,a @
o. Shop st Frances Gatnet's on Stone Creek Road
miles from New Philadelphia
November Q, l643. . .,.,. -lY
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Jo11uh blo1f "A Ittt4t' 49, .t .- u. .-lFs
fETfTfoNtO complete real contract
SSobu Burlnf q Al. R,gt,t. Z lt&A.S n ~. E
UOHN naeher and Calharine Ills wife, David swsZ, WA
- liam swnrtn James swafls David Rarbaush and Mar
EaFSi s wiie fomas stuart aud Catarine his wife, Peter
uEtksf neny willard and mary his WIFE, Jacob Smith aud
Mary h1 IN. Jacob Smith and Susan his wife, thomas
Goi5dcu and Eizahehis WIFE Phlp Knappenhergsr Ad-
tauIsiioF Of Jaeoh Baeker decd hereby noticed
tho 9sth dnh dRH p November A. p l9iS Joseph Stout
Of tile county Of TuscaRwas and State Of Ohio, filed In the
Court Of Common Pleas Of the county Of Tscaawas and
Stale Of Ohio, Bin u Chancery seanst ihd said deendants
which aid n forth that about the 22nd Of July,
A. ea the said Joseph Stout enteedino article with
the d jacob BeeheT deed for the purchase Of the fol
lowing land then mad BY the said Jacob Bacher, which said
ana Auate In the county OF Tuscarawas Ohio, and des,
erhea In id areh follows wit Six to be taken
OF the South quarter of section number 81 township
10 range s. Be- taken on OF the north side Of said quarter
and the eide qf the Road leading from New Phila
ephia 10 Wooster taken from the centre of said road
in paras line 70 tie the West line of said quarter
and sdoinae plat Of strAsburg, that the said stou
has compIsd with his part Of said article and has paid all o
the puehhpe money. Prayer, for process and thai
defendants compelled execute and deliver TO petitioner
good and sneisnt deed for said land and general relief
and said defendants further notified that unless they
appear, plead, demuT othe said Bill within six
~ days after the next term Of said court the saii
Joseph Stout. the next aer the expiration of
sixty aaya will apply 10 said court 10 take the matter Of m
Bh 40 confessed And decree thereon accordingly.
g9Vs CUMMINS n CAMP,
Dated Jan. 35, 1874, 'a5 'lh Sors for C6mplr.
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DR. TzoN1PsoN's APPARATUS
FOR THE cUEE OF as
PROLdPSUS UTERL sta


and other diseases arising from female a0eakness
TAEIIS instrument has has the sanction of the best
i physCtsns inthe country aud being altogether an
sxernal application it is unquesonably the safest, as
well as the most perfect and useut Of the kind eve in
vented.
The undersigned, having been extensively consulted
in cases of Female weakness, and being anxious TO
adopt plan Of treatment which while it secures to its
patients the greatest amount of good, Is attended with
the least expense and inconvenience hereby unhesat-
ngy recommends this Apparatus as one eminenty call
Cua,sd to accomplish these objects. .3-A
Such is his confidence in the greet utility oil the ln'
srunent that he has enesd into the necessary arrange
mens for supply ing the whole country. The Appar.
a,us together with careful directions will be promptly
furnished all appcants for ready pay at the low price
Of FIVE DOLLARS.
Physicians of the county are respectfully invited TO
call and examine it, and those desrons Of Introducing
into their practice, bo supplied on more reaSona-
BILE terms. a9aH #
F. D McMEAL. M. D.
s2a .a LEWIS DYER, N. D.
Canal Dover, Dec. 90, 1s42. 49f
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FASRIONARLE qaILORING

EosEPH w. NEWBURG would respectfully inform his cid
friends and the public gehsra that ecasres on the above
business in all It's various bancheson Factory Street. South
Side, where he may at all times be found to attend 10,
all work ntrusted him He attes himself wibe done
rabe and fashionable as done in the country he
intends at all mesto keep in his employ good competent work
and his receive tie Fashont amply provided
or. 'I,Vll,i5 ia3Hil.4lfa l.i -S. F..
To accommodate his friends in the country he wi take near
ly oil kinds of country produce. aEt1 INE
Dover Aug l9, l84t 20 s4s.ss, ,,,,r d q, ... i. .
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LOST OR STOLEN,

RoM the subscriber about the Goth day of February
=, 1914. two notes of hand drawn by CHARLES HAGAN,
payable to the undersgnedone of aid notes calls for
hundred dollars payable in September 1845 The o:her
calls for hundred dollars payable in September 1896 The
drawer of said and the public hereby cautioned not
purchase puy shOr OF said unless presented by the
undersigned. ' 1.r'
"a r.t., CONRAD BREHMER,
Feb 26 1914 7-3w