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yEvuE EIGHTH woNbER OF THE WORLD.

yEVHE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD.
IL MANY who ave Witnessed the extrsor.
dinary cures effected by the genuine Wiitar'.
Bal'Gn, Of Wild Cherry, seen disposed to regard
it as the Eighth Wonder of tho World!
why" say they, "the Wild Cherry Bark and
Iceland Moss (Ihe two chief ingredients of tbi
wonderful compouud) have been prescribed
from time immemorial by the best physicians---
but never, before, have cures so extraordinary
been performed" Ga 1
The reason is ohyiqus,-!The propretors Of
Wisiar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. do no. claim
or their highly celebrated article any iar-fetched,
mysterious, miraculous power. They have open
ly acknowledged the simple nature of its ihgre.
dicnts, and only claim for their great and nyalu-
pble discovery the exclusive secret of
THAT JUDICIouS COMBINATION n.
ofingredients which 60 10 mako up thisfichsst Of
curative compounds. reA
The most skllful and scientific physicians now
prescribe t"is medicine in their practice; while
neglected Doctors, of little practice and less
mind, tlihongh they do all their churlish spirits
can do to 'njure the sale Of this the peoples ia
vonte medcine--thcy are ut the same time CON
PEELED 10 acknowledge its innocent qualities. ,is
We know the medicine is harmless and all tho
world is witness that the medicine cures. Wha,
more is wanted? sf
Price ST per bottle, or six bottles for e6
| For sale in Cincinnati by
SANFORD & PARK,
Corner Fourth and Walnut streets Dob
Entrance on Walnut street,
SSldw General Agents fof the wss,
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
George J. .Wichtsrman.)

George J. .Wichtsrman,l udss
, DECRETAI ORDcR L..g,. =
Isaac Lefever, '5'A
RY virtue OF order me directed, from the cour, Z,
~ Common Pleas OF county OF Putnam and State or
Ohio will offer for SAFE the door of the Court Loss
county on Saturday. the fourth day of March i8ls
between the hours OF ten o'clock A. NJ and four r. M
!he following described real estate lying in said county Of
OF Raida. " "' WI
SHERIFFs OyyIcR, '"'a
Rn!ida, February lst 1913. aeIev
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A LII Persons interested will take notice that
IA Ebenezer Goble oil ,he Eleventh tay OF De-
cember, A. D. i547. sued out a writ Of Attach
ment from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Putnam
County in the State Of Ohio. against Alfred Rus.
CO Tor the sum of fifty dollars which wri: has been
served and returned
Attest: MOSES LEE. Cfe.k.
Dated this 3lst day of Jan. A. D. I84s
Metcalf & Huber, At,ornes for PIf selfw
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moral INSANITY, which no tlcr cause could
be assigned Than exc, ss.ve novel reading, and
more likely 10 induce this disease
than ih education which fosters scniimet
instead Of chersbing real feeling such as in
suls from the performance ofsciiyo beneyo
lence, aud the sacred dules Of ordinary l;r
and Of religious obligations Wrighfs Ca..
kef
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Moses Ice. Admr. dc Boni,o ft
asn, ofthe Estate Of Noble ~ f8M
beverage decd. }DEcRETAI ni,prp
Isaac Lefever. E'i iI.lafirl.
virtue Of an order to me directed from the Court
q, COMMON Pleas OF the County of Pntnan. and stas
IN SAID county on Saturday the fourth day OF March Iass
DC, pes%een ihe hours Of ten o'clock a. M and four p NJ
the following real estate lying in snd eounty viz:
Lots numbered five ( and six (s Of the subdivision of
out LOT NO. thItyone 3 and lot number three 3 offhs
OF out Lot number twentynns In the town Of
SnEpIrFs OFyIcE, - ''.
kalida, February lst, 1913. sGlev
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e1- Gen. Taylor has written lvtter ay.
owing bis willingness TO sacrifice himself, by
becoming the wbig candidate for The presi-
dency, if his friends decide that the good Of
the country demands it! Poor man!
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BY extraordinary overland express from
Boston, The wires Of the telegraph being bro
Ken between Boston and New York, by the
st6rm of Monday night, we have received the
following Intelligence by the arrival of the
Steamer Acadia, which reached Boston from
Eisefp0el last evening, after passage Of sew
'ehfeen days. .8ai gg5f a-t "
She sailed From Liverpool on the 18th Of
Jsnnsfy. consequently brings intelligence
fifteen days later thin that brought by the
is'rhere had been more failures in London
and Glasgow, as well as OH The continent
The unsatisfactory state Of the British reve-
nue. has wholly counteracted the tendency
to Improvement that was beginning to be felt
iri mercantile affairs. The colonial markets
still, remained in a langushing condition.
There was still further decline in cot
ton; quotations being from Id. to Id. lower
than the quotations by the Cambria.
Best American -four 29s Cd. to 30s.
Indian corn Has declined 2s. per quarter,
and Corn meal Is. per bbl. ..a ,s
Provisions were not in demand, and the
tendency Of prices downward.
The money market had improved, and
consols advanced from s63 to S7i.
The bullion; ;jn the Bank of England was
over twelve millions sterling.
TaeAbdel sKader has surrendered TO the
French forces III Algiers. .s, VS.. o'st ~.
The Qneeh OF Spain is seriously i'll. l
Switzerland was engaged in reducing her
al IL l.
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ITALY.

L.
Plus the TX progresses with constitutional
reform TO the great satisfaction oIhs subjects.
A minlsiery ON the most comprehensive plan
had been formed. The ministers all have
State opponents, with the exception ofCar-
dnals and Nuncios. Twelve hundred mus
kes had arrived from France.
An agreement has been entered into be:
tween the Roman, Tuscan, and Sardinia gov
ernments, to proceed confidently with reform
measures.
An immediate revolt was expected in Ma
pies, and 1000 students had been ordered in
consequence 10 be baniseed from the capital
The order, however, was subsequently re-
voked.
The hostile feeling against Austria was
daily gaining ground and little doubt is en-
tertaned of obtaining finally complete inde-
pcndance. An army of observation was be-
ing formed by Parma and Mondena, to keep
Austrian despotism in check, and the great
est enthusiasm prevailed.
There had been an eneute in Rome, dis
playing scenes like the close ofthe last year of
the reign of Louis XVI in Paris. The mob
was headed by Ciceronhac, who bronght up
on the first day long demand for rights and
concessions resembling the five points ofthe
%, Connori,e character. Five hundred mon
of the civic guard &ete called out to meet
the proposed popular iusuucction at the
gates of the Quirinal. The duors were bar.
red, and the rain that commenced falling dis
persea the crowd. In the meantime te Sen
a,ors and and Prince Corsini went through
haranguing the meb. The mob gathered
around the club Of Circoli Romani, form the
balcony of which Senator addressed the
people. "Sience!r brawled out a brawnay|
fellow, and all were silent. "Tell the Pope"
he continued, "that the people arc iot him
and with him alone; that ifhe listnes TO scoun-
dres around him-;hat if lie does not send
them aboutiheir business 10 night, this Ro-
man blade will do the business" Shouts
followed, and all ultimately dispersed.
The report Of a collision between the Peo-
pie and military at Milan was confirmed
A sanguinary massacre had taken place, ap-
parently with the ucqnescencc of the supe-
rior authorities. A number Of the in habit
ants were killed and wounded by the soldi-
cry, 10 the extent of thirty to one hundread
and fifty. Among the killed is an aged
counsellor, named Maganini, nearly seventy,
and universally respected. He was murder
ed whilst peacefully entering his own home.
The emsute rose out ofthe rough usage given
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SWITZERLAND.

A further reduction of the army of occupa
tion had been ordered by the directory
Several religious establishments had also beer
ordered 10 pay large sums TO the government
The Pope had addressed the Deit, complain
ing Of several sacraligious acts comitted on
the federal expedition. Austria, Prussia, and
France had determined to demand The will
drawel of federal troops from the different
cantons, and restore independence. Rusla
and England had moi declared their inten.
lions yet
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by Overland Express and Telegraph.
FROM THE UNION.
PETERSBURG. Feb. 2, 1872

Your pony express has arrived, bringing
Ne W Orleans dates to The 26lb, and Mobile
to the 9th ultimo.
The steamship Fanny had arrived at New
Orleans from Brazos Santiago, which place
she left on the Goth. A gentleman who ari.
rived from Monterey, brings information that
a train ofeighty-six pack-mules, belonging 10
DR.. Wilkinson and Mexican, following in
the rear of the government, train, were at'ac-
ked near Cerralvo by party Of forty Mexi-
cans, who drove off all the mules. Major
Norveil, OF the l6ln infantry, in command OF
the government train on being informed ol
Of the attack matted, and, taking with him sew.
oral American citizens who volunteered for
the occasion, returned in pursuit, and soon
overlook them the party, and after a slight
skrmisb, in whic h one Mexican was killed
and two wounded, the mules were safely re-
covered.
A gentleman from Sallillo brings intelle-
gence that Capt. Lewis, of,he Texas caval-
ry, commanding company on ranging SER
vice in the neighborhood of Parras, had lately
a fight with the Camanche indians, in which
he was very severely wonndcd-probably
mortally.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE UNION.

Arrival Of thu Steamer Aeadia.
,9s,l Lagn,as4 isnf oYrd eW vn-W0 nl
8,sws Is DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Inportant Commercial NeOs--- Decline IN
Cotton and BreadstnDs.-Surreader q
AbdeI Kdder. More FdiIures.--Improre.
lmsnt in Monetary Affairs, &c.
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Our accounts from the State Of Ohio are
or the most hauerng description. Never
did democratic convention seperate 10 grea'
er harmony. The whig convention presen-
ted very different spectacle Weller me
gallant soldier and able, orator, is our cal'ni-
date for governor. Ford, a very inferior
speaker and politician, is the wh'g cand-
date. We understand, from the. most respcc'
table authority, that moi u doubt exists in oalo
abou, our electing the governor and the cleo
tors for President, s5.as i5j.59 ~. ,l.f
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The cost of bringing to the seal of govern
eminent the votes for President aud Vice
President is the round sum of $4,000. II
might bedone for $500
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CALrroRNtA.- have been favored with
the following extract of a leet,er from Mont
Grey The Capital of California October 10
ls4s.--W Washington Union.
This country continues quiet. We ap-
prebend no more outbreaks here. The mass
Of the people have made up their minds to
bide The general issue. In the mean time
The tide OF ofimmigration is constantly pouring
in. The Immigrants will settle the destiny
of'CallGonia, without regard to any condl-
lions or treaty sipulations. Were the Unit
ed States to attemp, TO put california back
into the arms Of Mexico, she would no stay
nut there She would rebound to her present
position, and our flag would fly again wh"
il now does. So that very little sol'c''ude is
felt here about any diplomatic arrangements.
The Americans begin TO feel that they have
their destiny in here own hands"
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SUERIFF,S SALE.

Moses Ice. Admr. Dc 5onis
nsn, ofthe Estate Of Noble
beverage decd.
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.;,l. Of Locofocois.n abou! him, either.
a. Co 10 work manlully aud full of hope
-expectng 10 hear the news Of BUENA
VISTA Victory, next week.
~ Hon. WILLIAM UPRAM was elect
ed 10 the U. S. Senate from this State, on
Tuesday last
AZ By a law OF the present session, men,
hers Of Congress are to be elected by plural
'ty, on The second trial.-See Legislative
Proceedings.
to Jonathan n Carpenter, member of
the House of Representatives of this State
from pownai died 4, his lodgings, in Mont
peier on Monday last
3 Returns Of the Presidential Election: II
viii be remembered. are required by law 10 DC
mao within ts-O DAYS after the Election.
rzywe anticipate the day Of publication in
order to lay some important articles before our
readers previous to the Election. Do not fail
10 read Mr.. Wcbster's Speech, the letter of
Truman Smith. and Horace Greeley's appeal
10 the Wings of Ohio.
Wings your country calls upon you for
earnest action Do rot stay at home
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MARRIED.,


In Cornwall, Oct. &C. BY Rev. L. L. Tilden, Mr..
AssoN W. FRosr, to Miss RACHEL FAIR
In this town on the third Of Oct. last, by
the Rev. Samuel G. Coe, Mr.. EDWIN
SEYMOUR HAMMOND, TO Miss JULIA Ann
CADY, daughter Of Capt. c. c. Cady, all
Of this place
In Hlnesburgh, Sept. goth, by ]. Nor
rill. Esq, Mr.. HARRISON B. GREEN, of
Starksboro, to Miss HANNAH M. NORM.
of Hinesburgh,
In West Addison, on the Sd ult., BY
Rev. B. Abbott, Mr.. HIRAM 6. BAKER, of
Schuylerville, N. Y, and Miss CHARLOTTE
E. LINDSEY, of Addison.
Also, on the 3lst ult,, Mr.. LORENZO
ORvIs of Ferrisburgh and Miss MARY B.
HIT. of Addison.
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FACTS FOR Wool GRowERs-The sales
Of Wool of all kinds in New York market
for the week ending Oct. &C., amounted TO
10000 lbs. bringing not over $4,000. Du-
ring the same week the imports of foreign
woolens amounted TO S72,02l, and Of foreign
wool $685. total of 79,3IS foreign wool
and woolens TO only $4,000 of American
woOI-mere than TO against the yankee
wool grower. How long will the wool
growers stand under this losing game II
they would try il four years longer, let them
vote either for Cass or Van Buren-no mat
ter which If they do not wish to pick their
own pockets for John Bulls benefit, let
them go strongly for TAYLOR, A WIG CAB
met, ANDA VINO CONGRESS-.
III. Wdtchman.
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but as to desiring the practical Extension o.
Slavery, know not one of them who does so
| On the contrary, their general sentiment is
not dissimiar to that of the great body of in.
telligent conservatives OF the North-namelv
that Slavery is an evil which it were better for
them TO be rid of, and which, though they
shrink from the sacrifices and hazards of abol-
ishing it, they have no wish to impose upon
others. In defiance of the noisy manifestations
of zeal for Southern rights" which the lynx
eyed Jealousy of fragrant wrong naturally in
cites, firmly believe that if every Southern
Wing could vote Yea or Nay on the question
of Slavery Extension, in such manner that no
mans vote should be exposed, two-thirds of
them would vote in the negative. The jeal-
ousy of the powerful classes of breeders
and slave-traders may long prevent any open
exhibition of this sentiment, but it is there new
ertheless.
| have looked over the whole ground care
fully, and it is my deliberate conviction that,
should Gen. Taylor and Wing Congress be
chosen, there will be no Extension of Slavery
during the ensuing Presidential term-I trust
not ever after. And do not see how any
candid observer, after survey of the whole
ground, can come to different conclusion.
And if not ON this account, on what should
any Wing falter? Since Gen. Cas- or Gen.
Taylor must be President, how should any
Wing hesitate? If the difference in the men
be nothing, is not the difference in their prin-
ciples something? On the one side, Legisla-
ton by Congress; on the other, Government
by Presidential patronage and Presidential
Vetoes. On the one side protection to Amer
lean Industry; on the other, hostility to the
principle, and persistence in the policy which
is now the main cause of our moneyed con-
fractions and commissions. On the one side,
Peace and contentmeat within our own boun-
daries; on the other, the lust of conquest, the
glitter of arms, and the bottomless abyss of
Public Debt On the one side, the applica-
ton OF The National Revenue in good part to
the improvement of Rivers, Han bors, and the
means of INSTRUMENTATION generally on
the other, the policy (oreshadowed in Gen.
Cass's letter TO Chicago and the Baltimore
Internal Improvement. On one side the poll
cy of collecting and discussing the Revenue
in snch manner as shall tend to facilitate Com
mercial intercourse and Exchanges on the
other, the eleventh-century Sub-Treasury with
its rigorous exactions and its complaisant re-
laxations-its smiles for the Palace favorites
and its frowns for the Business community. o
believe not, men Of Ohio that the Wing par
ty persisted at Philadel phia or anywhere else;
1t lives, and must live, for the Country has
need of it; it trW live, for it has important du-
ties to Neutrality-suspicious. destinies to accom-
plish. Whatever the fault of its representa-
tives at any time, it is the same party still
the party of generous impulses, of ehlighten-
ed judgment OF true and steadfast patriotism.
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LOOKING GLASSES ~!

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison, IS.
Be il remembered that at Probate Court held
at Middlebury in and for the District of Addison,
on the 2sth day Of October, A. D.ls4S.
Oliver Hyde. named Executor in an in
strument parporting TO be the last will and
testament oil
JOSHUA HYDE;
late Of said MiddIebury deceased. presents
the said instrument for probate II IS there
upon ordered, that said INSTRUMENT be cossid-
cred for probate, by this Court, at a session
thereof to be held at the Office Of the Regis
fer OF this Court in said Middle5Wy, on
Thursday the 18Th day of November next, al
one O'Clock in the afternoon and that sad
Oliver Hyde give notice thereofto all per-
sons interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, il any they may have,
to the probate and allowance OF SAID will, by
publishing certified copy ofthis order in the
Middlebury Galaxy-a newspaper prinledat
said Middlebury-ihree weeks suecessively
previous 10 The time OF said Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register,
A true CoR of Record.
~ Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register
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STATE. OF VERMONT,

District of New Haven, Sc.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District VI
New Haven.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of GIL
BERT EDDY, late Of Stark sboro' in said District,
deceased, intestate, GKEETINe- Whereas the Adj
minstraors Ofthe Estate Of the said deceased, hath
presented their petition TO SAID Court in Whiting,
setting forth that the debts and charges against said
Estate amounts the sum Of S325,0 that there is
no personal Estate remaining in hef han', leaving
the whole to be raised frop the real Estate and
hath shown the said Court the situation oflhe real
Estate whereof Tire said deceased died siezed, and
prays the said Court 10 license them sell all ue
real Estate Of the said deceased
Therefore IL is ordered that all persons Interested
be notified appear at a session OF saIu rr1hate
Court TO he holden at the Office Of the Judge Oh SAID
Court, in BristoIon the first Monday IN December,
1913, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Iat they may give bonds
for the payment Of the debts and charges Of Admin
istration or shois cause why license should not be
granted as aforesaid for which purpose 1t is further
ordered that copy Of the record Of this order be pu
lished three weeks successivey in the Mrtdlebury
Galaxy, a newspaper printed at Middlebury, in this
state alf Of which publications shall he previous 10
the said term appointed for said hearing.
Hdrrey W,nsiH, Jtdge.
A true copy Of Record.
n MrssM Jgi7- 70 2w
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Travelling Agent Wanted.

A RESPECTABLE man, active. industrious and poses
- ed Of some business education wanted To solicit appli
cations for Health Insurance satisfactory bond $500
will be required The Compensation will he cOmmi'
the Of premiums collected BY the AGENT and il
he possesses good address and reasonable industry his in
from the agency vii not be likely TO fall short Of So
90 per His field IF operations would be IN the
cinify in which this paper is published where he would
be invested with the sole Agency. Address by mail
the
Massachusetts, Health Insurance Office,
4 Museum Building, fremont Street. Boston.
Boston, Oct. % 1913. p; 3w.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.

New York, Nov. 3d. l-2 o'clock, P. M.
The Hibernia left Liverpool on the 23l
uli., making the passage in 13 days.
In Scotland, the potato crop i, good. In
Ireland it is immensely short. Dat crop is
good, but large supplies from the Baltic & the
Port kept down prices.
In the case of O'Brien, the Lord Lieuten-
ant declines giving decided answer to the
deputation asking for clemency, and no de-
cisive opinion is formed as 10 his fate. Full
weight, however, would be given to the rec
ommendaiion of the jury. A writ Of error
has been prepared, but il was moi known
whether it would be allowed or not.
O'Donahue has been convicted. Meagh-
er'stria is in progress.
FRANcE.-Cavnignac's popularity is de-
cIining. Nothing important had transpired
in the Assembly.
Austrian affairs are still confused The
Emperor has taken up his residence in the
suburbs Of Vienna. The city has not been
bombarGed, but is still beseiged by the two
armies. 100000 troops encircle the city.
The French held aloor Russia stands rea
dy with two hundred thousand men. TO es-
pouse the cause of the Emperor in Italy.
Events are producing serious results. The
Hungarian troops at Milan are demanding
leave 10 Withdraw 10 their own country, and
the position Of Ra detsky appears perilous
The alarm created by The appearance OF
The cholera has a5ated In England 30 ad-
ditional cases only are reported.
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DRESS MAKING.

Mrs. E. E. RIPLEY, having just received
from New York, the latest Fall and Winter
Fashions, for Dresses, Cloaks, &c. She would
take this method to inform the Ladies Of Mid
debury and vicinity, that she intends carrying
on theabore named BUSINESS lat the House form
erly occupied as Millinery Shop, by Mrs, r.
Cleveland, situated on Pleasant Street, few
doors North of the Congregational Meeting
House.
She would respectfully solicit share of
patronage.
CO Cutting and Blasting done on short no
tice. Also, Plain Sewing neatly executed.
Middebury, Oct. 80, 1913. 81: 4w
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We would say all who afflicted with the gravel that
there Is article before mankind equal DR.. G. c.
iauShns Lthontripfic Mixture, Al remedy This cele-
brated panacea curative. in this complaint well
IN all others has astonihed the medical faculty They
have Themselves made of it, not only administer
their patients but have in number of taken
sonay and been cured of their distressing disease Should
this statement be doubted DR. Vaughn here publicly offers
put $1,000 against 100 that he produce the
the gcntemin of the medical faculty ia the New
York who have used the remedy for Of gravel which
they personally afflicted with, and have been benefit
ted and cared by it. Who will take the risk See Great
American Remedy vaughn Vegetable Lithontriptc Nix
ture in paper Call upon Agents, get pamphlet
w. r. Rnsse, Agent
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Strayed.

From the subscriber, on the 18th inst, a
black mare with some white spots on her Back.
a small star in the forehead, switch tsii and
with uncommon small hoofs. said mare is sup
posed to be or years old. Whoever will
return said marc, or give information where
she may be found, shall be literally rewarded.
LUTHER G. FALES.
Middlebury, Oct. 23, 1913. &c: 3w