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. WOOSTER BANK BILL.

On our fft rage we give the Bill amending the char
ter Of tho Bank Of Wooster Lafayette and Xena banks.
Many have an idea tina, this bill IS renewal of their
charters. Not SO It ierey amends the old charters,
for ;he time they have to run. Tho Wooster expires in
1850, Lafayetlein 1854 and Xsna IN 1850. So what.
ever departure there is from the Latham Bill, or how.
ever much people may reprObate this Bill, there is sill
10 iun.
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T9G-.. r s. ra'.ou AaAIl...ai z Z ''..''s''' s'

e.
u RObsh ilarmOuut deed. fle1t
- W. l1
Elizabeth naTmOpnt et a. 3 s. t.i3 3Sf Z. 4
PETITION TO SELL LAsD 10 rAr pEBxA
fSREbERlCK iIstbAsSh, 5ireb Wehit esusst eIP,''g
Thomas lIorErheld, Eiisabelh HaIpoun Jentiht4 tti
er and Ann biz wife, John HarnOuut a1t Ae.s1e n NJ
Lydia liarmount, simpson Hatmount Geol tInoHnt and
Mary his WIFE, Alexander narmOun Wllllan oapt aad
Jane his wife, will take notice that pec lf nlca
gaRst them The 24h day Of January A, y, 44 81 Ne
CouIt OF Common Pleas, Of Tuscaawas county, o'o "
ThOmas Phlson Administrator Of nc oslas Of Rotl HRl
hount dececd, and snow peh1ng wherein Tie Bid ndn'n
traor asks leave OF said cOur, cell the following eal *
tate Tor the ymen Of debts Of said e1ale, u hch he
said Robert Harmonn, died seized Wit Uue acre Of 1d
situated in the south west corner Of land purchased b. hs
said Jacob WeTy from Jacob BckeasdeIier in quarter q
township rakge q military dist Beginning st he south Ws
or said ahdof Jacob Welyi thence south SO dee
East chains aud 81 links. TO where hickory l6 In. bea
North 46 degrees east 39nks; thence North deg Ens
chains and 81 links, the New Philadelphia road lhened
North SO degrees west chanS and "a links up said road
to stake; thence south deg, tves chains 81 links s
the place Of beginning also part OF the uuaFef6 town
ship and I'd range hegpnng u links Sor Of ih6
South West CORNER Of iatob WeyS land whlrh he bought
from Jacob Dekensderr being part pf The HorssBeh rS
thence North SIS deg, West fgnp and Is lInkslOa Sake
thence South SO deg. Eaai tbanh AZ links 10 aiake
hence South deg Wes chaIns and 80 links 70 a place
obeeginhing containing 4Ol0O Of an acre lhaiht the nes
term Of said Court application win he made by the said ads
mniStrator for authority sell and convey said real ols
under such regulations As are provided BY law.
THOMAS Pni iksbNs Admr. &s =,
- by CrnAlNs 4 CAHP, bic Aitya.
Dated Jan. 24th, 1914 saw
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HON. g, W. BELDEN,

Weeain from good authority. that the Ho! G. W.
BELDES, late President Judge Of the 5h Judicial creuis
Of Ohio has declined to be any longer considered
for recollection before the Legislature he has opens
I'd office in Stark County and in6nds to resume im>
meiia,ey, the practice Of the law at the bar.
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LOST OR sTOLEN.

IoM the subscriber about the Goth day of February
1914, two notes of hand drawn by CHARLES HAsAN,
two hundred dollars payable In September l845 The other
cas bundled dollars yabe In September 1896 The
drawer of said notes and the public are hereby cautioned
purchase pay either Of said notes unless presented BY
undersigned. l .t y 5aIt
r.. CONRAD BREHMER.
Feb. 96, 1874. 7-3w
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CHANCERY SALE.
John Npklsy 7 RY virtue of ! deer

'oSa%h' S Is orsS SIE'1s sotI, :, \ acs1Ss csS
county, iohin shall proceed On he II IA aay Of
Marek oer for sale at the court h6its Ia New
Philadelphia the following described feA estate pilu.
se in said county; via the Fdnlh half Of The south
East auarterpf Ssoiion % Of Township Z and Ranra
3 Of tsnds n the United States Military District.
B. ATHERTONs
Feb. 9, .le44--4ws sfos al sqMnler COM.
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Notice

rs HEREBY given that the following aecOuns-
i have been fled inl The off o 4 Of he Clerk Of
the Court Of Common Pleas OF TuscarawM ecunlyt
subject to The inspection Of all concerned and wlhe
presented at The next Term OF said Court In pursuance
Of the statute in such cases made and provided.
/. The 6pal account of. B. Reed Admr. ofSamuel w.
Kenrick - M,asf r4s
The accouh, OfJ6hn weihet gdardish IL Calhariss
Wade. bs ~ y = safsia6
=. same " Susan wuds.s +.
!" /" same Mary Ann Wade. !
Tho partial account Of Henry Mosher guardian Of
Edwin Mosher. .s,,.sss.,.
So same q Elizabeth MosheY.
." same -" Asher Moshsr.s ,eSa
The Final account Of julia Ann Shaffer. Adminsira-
trix Of Henry Shaffer deceased. !
Partial account of Cyrus c. CarrolnAdninislfato Of
James {. Ham2son decd g w ta9
Partial accDunt OF JohnTr ssse Administrator Of Sam.
uel ShusieT deed, 49, atfy
Final seeoun, Of Eyiher Copeland (las Esther s,Sw)
Adm'rx, of James H. Slow. deed. ~
@ :. Frederick Weible Ex'r of John Weibls,
decd .~@ ~ -.
John Shank administrator Of Henry Nil
~ A , ler decd. , 4 =. . .nf,i. stsyS' .
Partial account of EIizabeth Enger ADMINISTRATIVE Of
! Of Joseph Englsr deceased. u
Feb. q. 1eA4--3 ~. 7f F7s
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The bill provides further that the Auditor Of State,
besides his chief clerk may employ sufcien: numbor
Of clerks to do the busines Of his office at salary each
Of not more than $500 The Secretary Of Stale is also
authorized to employ one clerk at salary not exceedng
$500; and the clerks in the Trsasdrers office are each
to receive moi more than $500; and the members fhe
Legislative hereafter are receive but two dollars per
dnv
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

The meeting to form Deliberate Club On Saturday
night was we'll attended. second meeting will fake
place next Saturday night, and all The Democrats ol
Goshen are invited to attend Speeches will be deliver"
Cd 70 The campaign opens glorious and bright
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ELECTORAL TICKET.


~ SENATORIAL.
Josaph II, Larwi of Wayne
DOwsy Utter. Of ClermOnt,
CoNoREsSIoNAL'
In DISQUALIFICATION Webb, OF Hamilton,
"a do James NJ, Dorsey, Of Darks.
ID do Z. D. Forsman, Of Greene,
Aah de Judge John Tnyor of Champaign.
6ah dc David Higgins OF Lucas,
eth do Gilbert Beach OF Wood,
flh do John D. White of Brown. ...
9Th do Thomas Megrady of Ross,
9Th do Valentine Ksfer OF Picaway,
10th do james Parker of Licking.
1llh do John Bartrum Of Marion.
12ih DO George Corwine Of Scioto.
18th do Cautious c. Cuvey of Morgan
l4th do Isaac NJ. Ianning, OF Guernsey,
18th do Walter Jameson of Harrison,
18th DO Sebastian Bra inard of TusearaWai,
l7th dc James Forbes sr. OfCatfOll;
lSth do Neal Mccoy, ofWayne, .4e.te
18th do Milo Stone Of Summit,
2oth do Benjamin Adams Of Lake,
2lH do Stephen n. Sargent Of Medina.
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Elizabeth Suayer, Petition for Divorce pending IN
rs: , Court Of Common Pleas, TuS-
John sruysr. carawas comfy, Ohio.
NTOTICE is hereby giyeu that Dispositions will be
II taken in this cause by the plaintiff before competent
suthoriy a, the house Of Jacob Reed in the township
of Sugar Creek, county of Stark, and State Of Ohio, on
the second day of March next between eight o'clock
A. M. and four o'clock, P. N.
~ CUMMlNS & CAMP,
~ HsBtl AuyS for plE.
February Bib, 1874. 3 weeks
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cYdNCERY SALE.

Robert Mcdowell In Chancery, Tus.s Co Ohio. 2
John coSs 9 assIef Pleas e 'Gs q
Tuscarawas county, ,in Chancery
sitting in this case shall offer s public sale at he
Court House, on MONDAY the lIth day Of March
next III O'clock 2. M. the following Real Estate 10
wit Lot number 1SO inihe town Dover. a4i
|, aS .sar y ~ lBsM.lATHERToN.
4 Ftbs IsA-iw. MasierCemr1
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TnE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BILL A LAW.

THE RETRENcHNiENT BILL A LAW.
Tins Bll became law Of the State on yesterday
week. The Ohio Statesman in noticing It's passage says;
"The coon House has for Two mouths prevented it
passage taking their three dollars day in the mean
time: thus pockelng some seven thousand dolefs by
delay. The people can thus see how the cOOns
rsrsnch expenses" AT the last accounts 1t was n the
hands of the clerks the House. getting copied 1t does
not akssct unit, the speakers sign IT, and We may pre-
sumo these Wing clerks will be as long copying It as
possible so as TO save for themselves tho extra dollar
We shall publish it as soon wecan geta copy,
In the mean time we give the following synopsis Of
y. " q n -
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MOTT0E,
X. @. NOTICE, ~ Il.
THE STATE OF CHIC, / ;. 7-ae ael
,aa' TuscARAwAs COUNTY, ifu IA -I

D'"i'"'" ~ Foster PETITION ron DIVORCE
=" Nancy Foster.
vTNHE said Nancy Foster will take Notice that the
i said Benjamln Foster did on the 10Th day Of Janu.
ary, fS44 file his certain petition for divorce against
the said Nancy Foster, in the Office Of the clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas, within and Tor said 1uscara-
was county Ohio, wherein said petition is yet pending,
and alleging in SAID petition that they The said Bsnsn
and Nancy were lawfully married at said Tuscalsw,s Is
county on The 18th day OF March 1872 and that on or
about the frs, day Of March; lS40, said Nancy wial
" and without any cause left the bed and boaId fssd
Benjamin. and that she now resides in Athens county,
Ohio and has been wiIily absent from him for more
than three years las, past and praying in sad petition
that the marriage contract e&stihs between them may
be dissolved ana Be ihe sald Benjamin restored to
his separate and sole rights.
Dated, Jaruary 10, 1874. lev.
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CAUTION.

OAOV1VNs Et. ;
NUY wife HANNAH BREHMER has let my bed and hoard,
1VA without any povocaton The public
toned tust harbor said Hannah my account
am determined pay any debts of her conttiig long
se continues absent from her home and nmy The said
Hannah hereby informed that " she will return home she
will be kindly received and provided for by her husband,
, CONRAD BREHMER.
Feb. &c, 1874 73w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-29

TOn our first page we give an account Of duel a,
Washington Cochrane the person sho, has since died.
G. the matter has caused great excitement at the Capital
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Joseph Jordan In Chancery, Tus. Co. Ohio.
vs. }Dy virtue OF a decree oft Coutt
Jesse Burr, ct al Dof Common Pleas of said county
sitting in ChancerY made June
term t042 sAl offer for sale al the doorof the Court
House, on MONDAY the llth Of March, iOt l. O'Clock
P.NlsLot Number 80 in the town Of Port Washing
ton, in said county. ~,
Peb.S, lsa4--4w. ~ 4 Special Master Com'r
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CHAN ORRY SALE.

CHAM OERY SALE
James Pearson
William Parrish & wife, :. ctny ~ Z
FJY virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Common Pleas
ID of Tusearawas county OHIO. IShall proceed
On the llG day Of March, 1874,
to offer for SALE at the Cour: house in New Phadophiu
The following described real estate viz Lot No. IL, o.
section 8 in township g. Of ,snse 2, containing cn'
hundred acres B M ATFERTON,
Mast. Com in ch' y
/. February 8 1915 4iG
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber wishes 10 sell bis farm, situate in
i Warwick township, Tuscarswas county, on the
b,m bank side Of the canal one mile and quarter bs
lew Trenton, consisting Of
400 ACRES OF FIRST RATE LAND, Y
about 70 or so acres Of which is cleared and in good
condition. the balance is we'll tmbered and contsins
quantity of stone coal and iron ore, near the esnn
Awo story log house. with WE'LL orchard &c. are the
Improvements Purchasers are reminded that is large
enough for two good farms.
4 JOHN GIEWELL.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED. e,
:, On Thursday evening Feb. %, 1874, by THOMAS
NooRE Esq, Mr., BESRY WIASD ofCarroll County. to
Miss. MARY STocKER, Of Salem Tp., Tuscarawas Co
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NOTICE.
The stae of Ohio e., In. Court, Of Common Pleai
Tuscarawas county '' Tuscdrawad County, Ohio.
Elizabeth Strsyer, =.
". Petition for Divorce,
John Sirayer. :.
SRsHE said John Srayer is hereby notified iha, on the
. third day of Janusry A. D. 1874 Elizabeth straYe,
Of the County and State aforesaid. filed in the Court o
Common Pleas the County Of 1uscarawas and State
of Ohio, Petition for divorce against the said John
Sirayer setting forth as the ofdvorcsr wial abs
sence for more than three years, without any just cause
Prayer for process answer and that the marriage con-
tract existing beiween them he annuled and that they
be restored to thesepara,e rights the same as It said
contract had never been made.
CUMMINS & CAMP.
Sol's for Comprt
January al lad9 ri 6'w ,3 5rL,.
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GREAT FIRElN oiIlNA:-Lais news from China
ttalss .ha, great 6feoccurrsd in Canton, 10 WHICH
I5Oehonsss asss Bsptd, and 100 lives Bsl,
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Cast.steel Axe

Castssteel Axes gArtNt II
A great variety Of AXES Of different falierhs and
IA various makers, for sale cheap by M,
s8 JOHN 'P. CHAPIN,
Now Philud'a, Feb: O. 1874. "
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SENATORIAL.
Joseph II. Larwill, of Wayne
DOWty Utter, OF Clermont,
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me to be good when she was gone, ana 10 'oVo my
father great DEAL and be kind to him, for he would
have no one else to love- recollecl she was sick all
,lny, and my little hobby horse and whip lay aside
and tried 10 be very quiet-T did not see her for the
whole day, and it seemed very long AT night they
told me mother was too sick TO kiss me, rs she al
ways used 10 before went to bed, and must go
without il. But could not stole into the room,
and luyng my lips close TO hers and whispered
"mo,her -mother-w won't you kiss mel" Her lips
were very cold: and when she put her arms arosnd
me- laid my head upon her bosom, and one hand up
on my cheek, felt cold shudderng creep over mei
my father carried me iiomthe room, but he could not
speak--After they put me in bed, lay long time
thinking feared my mother would de,ior her cheek
felt as cold as my little sisters did when she died,
and they laid her in the ground. Blu, the impressions
of mortality are always indisnct in childhood, and
soon fell asleep,
In tho morning hnsienod TO my mothers room.
A white napkin covered her facc. l removed lit
was just MS I feared. Her eyes were closed-her
cheeks were cold and hard, and only the lovely
expression, That rested upon her lips, remained In
an instant all the little faults for which she had often
reproved me rushed TO my mind. longcd totell her
how good would always be, if she would remain
with me.
She was buried, but my remembrance Of the luner-
al is indstnct: only retain the impression which her
precep,s and examples lef upon my mind. ! was n
passionate headstrong boy; but never yielded to this
turn of my disposition without fancying l saw her
mild fearful eyes fixed upon me, Just rs she used TO
do in life And then, when succeeded in overcom-
ing it, her sweet smile Of appreciation beamed upon
me, and was happy My whole character underwent
n change, even from the moment Of her death. Her
spirit was forever with me, str strengthening my good
resolutions and weakening my propensity TO evil
felt that it would grieve her gentle spirit, to me
err and could not-would not do it. l was the
child of her affection; knew she had prayed and
went over me- and even on the Threshold Of eternity
her affection for me had caused her gentle spirit to
linger, that she might pray for me more I
solved to become all that she could desire. The
oution have forgotten--h helped me TO sub
due the waywardness of childhood, protected
through the temptations Of youth, aud will comfort
through the buster scenes OF manhood. Whatever
there is that is esmabe in my character, owe to
the impressions of goodness, made upon my infant
mind, by the exemplary conduct and faithful instruc-
ton of my excellent mother"
Dear children, never; forget this story.-Love your
mothers. Be careful TO DO nothing while they
alive ill your hearts with bitterness after they
dead Cong. Journal
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STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT
The Hon. the Probate Court for the NJ
aforesaid To the Heirs and all concerned !.
Estate of WILLIAM HUNTINGToS, late If n
nuIs"' ''s'"s,"' '""HN' GRkLrv
w said interstate, has filed in said Conn \
application requesting License to sell all III, !
estate of said deceased, consisting of the soDS n
of Lot No, as. and the north hall Of Lot No, 4, J
lots in lrssburgh, representing that said estate |,
numbered 10y Rents, amounting to 500. AMI A.
the debts due from said estate as reported BIZ -
missioners exclusive of Rents amount 10 III, wm'
S300,ls, and that there 10 not sufficient asst nd
hands to pay the said sums by the sum of 500 :,
that part of said estate canno: be sold witLOu /,
jury to the whole.
Therefore, you are notified to appear b,6u 4
Probate court at a session thereof to be holl,
Irasburgh on the second wednesday of Pebmr
next, and object to the allowance Of the Admins,
tors account, and give bonds for the payment "A
Gehts against said estate and show cause if m, =
have why License should not be granted % Il,
said.
Given under my hand at Irasburgh, In nijt
trict, this nth day of January. A. D. 1874
33Sw3 GEO. NYE. jedi,
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans. To all persons concerned in the Estate of
deceased, GREETING.
NTHEnEAs, Cyrus Bemis and Anna Cook, Ad-
w ninisrators of said deceased have filed in this
court an application for extension ofthe time for
one year from the first dry of February next to make
payment of the debts against said estate. Therefore
you are hereby notified TO appear before the Probate
court aforesaid at session thereof to be holden at
lrasburgh on the I'd Wednesday of February next
and show cause why the time should be extended
aforesaid
And this order shall be published three weeks sue
cessivey in the Caledonian, printed at St. Johnsbu-
ry, before the day assigned for hearing.
Given under my hand at Irasburgh, this 18th day
of January, A ID. 1914.
33sw3 GEO NYE, Judge.
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WIS WINGS E S II TIE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA DlsTRIcT, So.
At Probate Court holden DanViIle, in and for
said district, on the 9th day of January, A. D..
lS44-
NNTuEREAs, John Morse, Administrator Of
w the Estate of LEWIS WING, late of St. Johns
hury,-in the county of Caledonia deceased, has
made application 10 this Court to extend the time for
paying the debts due from said deceased the further
period of one year from the Sd day of February,
A. D. ls44,--It is therefore ordered that all per-
interested he notified of said applications; and
that the same will he heard and decided Probate
Court TO be holden the Probate Office in DunviIle
aforesaid, the 9th day of February, A. d. 1874,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, by publishing
copy of the record of this order three weeks
lively in the Galedonian newspaper printed at said
ST.. Johnsbury.
SAMUEL B. MATTOCKS, Judge.
true copy, [s39w3
SAMUEL B. MATTOCKs, Judge.
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Youths Department.
PARTING KISS.

do not know when have been more affected by
any narrative than by have lately read, entitled
The Parting Kiss ''I was but five years old when
my mother died; bu,her image is as distinct to my
recollection, now that twelve years have elapsed as
it was at the time of her DEATH remember her as a
PALE beautiful, gentle being. with sweet smile, and
voice that was soft and cheerful when she praised me
and when cried, for was a wild, thoughtless child
there was trembling mdness about it that went to
my little heart And then she was kind, SO patient
methnks can now see her large blue eyes moist with
sorrow because of my childish waywardness land hear
her repeat; "AIy child, how you grieve me so!,
recollect she had for long time been pale and fee
BILE, and that sometimes there wond come a bright
spot on her cheek which made her look lovely that
thought she mus, be well. But she sometimes
spoke ofdying and pressed me TO her BOSOM and told
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District a.
forcsaid-'ro all persons concerned in the Estate
of JAMES MORRILL,, late of Derby, deceased,
GREETING.
WHEREAS, Nehemiah Colby. Esq. Executor of
w said deceased has filed in this court his appli.
cation for the further tenn ofone year from the 2O,h
day of January 1874. to make payment of the debts
and close the settlement of said estate.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear at
session of the Probate court, to be holden at the
Probate Office in Irasburgh on the I'd Wednesday
of February next, and show ifany you have
why the time should not he extended as aforesaid
And this order shall be published three weeks sue
cessivey in the Caledonan, printed at St. Johns
bury, before the day assigned for hearing.
Given under my hand at Iras5urgh, this 18th
day of January, A. d. 1914.
33sw3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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An experience Of about fifteen years has proved
bevoud dou6t, that this Vermifugc is certain and
uerer faiHng cure for worms.
Since it was first put before the public, many
worthless preparations have been forced into SALE
which have had their day, and are now counted as
so much trash, whereas b. A. Fahnestock's Verm-
Gugo is daily increasing in popularity, owing to It's
intrinsic worth II has only to lie used according to
the directions and if worms exist. they will certainly
be expelled from the system. The price is only 70
cents Del bo, which brings il within the means ofa
From DIR. Moris.l
Whitley, Green Co. Pa. May III, ls43.
Mp3 A. FAHNEsTocK g. Co.: Dear Sir-I have
been using your Vermifuge in my practice for a
number of wears and find il the most sure and safe
JVor,n Destroyer. that ever had.
have prescribed il in many cases, i'll which It has
brought away 200 and 800 worms:
JONATHAN MORRIS.
From the Pastor Of the German Lutheran Church in
Buffalo, and others
Buffalo, Jan. l6, 1913.
We certify that we have used Fahneslock' KS YER
mifupe in our families, and in every instance it has
had the effect OF bringing away worms. We Sonsd'
or it very valuable preparation, and recommend 1t
with every confidence To our friends
FRANCIS II. GUENTHER,
Pastor of the German Lutheran Church.
j. DINGENS, 352 Main street.
]. WATERMAN. l3O9yl
For snle by LUTHER JEwETr, st. Johnsbury.
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MULTIPLICATION SALE,

vWN,ken. bv virtue Of an execution to me directed
n and will he sold at public auction OF the town
Hall, in Danvie, in the county OF Caledonia on 'pe
7th day Of February, A. ID, is9f, TO ,he n'snes'
hiIlsr n lnrge assortment Of English and American
Div Goods, consisting of Broadcoths, Casslmeres'
Beaver Cloths, Saltinctts, FIunnels, Table Clo'hr'
Veslings, Mrrinos, Alpnes Velvels; black brown
green, purple, white, and blue black silks Linens,
Ginghams, Shuwls Barasc, Alpaccas' HdE's' iuVeS
Forks; Door Handles, chupping Knives, I'LL Locks
Plane Irons, Hand Saws, Shutters Shears, File"'
Rasps Condrslicks, Chisels, PIncers, Bats mp
.pers. Boxes, Padlocks aud Door II andes
A liberal credit will he given. Particular terms
made known OH day of sale. -
JOSEPH PRESTON.
aaowo Dep. sheriff