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Rutland {. Burlington Railroad.

FE7 W o assessments of five dollars each,
Il have been ordered by the DInEcToRs on
each share of the capital stock Of the Rut-
land and Burlington Railroad Company, one
made payable on the first day of May next,
and the other on the 10th day Of said May
Payment may be made to the Banks Of Bur-
lington, Vergennes, Middlcbury, Rutland,
Black River or Bellows Falls; to the Cheshire
Bank, Kccne, N. H., to Edward Pickering,
Esq. No. GO State street, Boston, or to the
Treasurer at his office in Middebury.
SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasurer.
March IS, 1913. 40:45
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REEFS FOR SALE!

FSII1E undersigned has Five Hives of Bees
"a which he will sell on reasonable terms.
Said Bees may be found At the residence Of
the subscriber, about one fourth of a mile
northwest of Deacon J. Powers dwelling in
Brandon. DANIEL GOODl EAR.
Brandon. March 10, 1913. 9:40H
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FARWELL'S SHOES.
MORE
- g11o GG00B>

a. w. BULLARD has just received an
OS' additional supply of Silk warp, Satin
tripc, Mohar Stripe, and Plaid Aipaccds, to
which he would call the attention of his friends
and customers. He would also say that he
is offering unusual inducements to close up
his old stock of Goods, in order TO mako ready
for better supply in the spring.
Brandon Feb. 8, lS4S
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Eolmstock's Yermifuge will eradicate and cure chill
drcn and adults who have worms Caution-Bcware
Of all unless the name is spelled "Komstock the old
Dutch name of the inventor. Price % cts per bottle
GT- II cannot iniure the child should there be no
worms, but it will do it good
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The nomination of Senator Sewer as Commits
sioner to Mexico has been confirmed by the Senate
In Executive Session. Mr.. Walsh, a son of our
Secretary Of Legation at Paris goes out Sccieta-
ny to Mr. Seyier.-Bos Wing.
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LUMBER WANTED.

A Ii kinds of Lumber wanted for whieh
"A fair prices will be paid in exchange fos
Goods, at reduced prices.
E. j. BLISS & co.
Brandon, Feb. 8, 1848.
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JOHN LAWN,

late of Brandon, in said district, deceased,
represented insolyent, and six months from
the 28th day of February, being allowed
by said Court for that purpose We do
therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend to the business of our appointment, at
E. Junes Office, in Brandon, on the first
Monday of April next, from one o'clock until
six o'clock, p. NJ, on said day.
50 i, "a bG6SUtGGHHERrY, s sie,sss
Dated at Brandon, March 3, 184s,
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE.


We copy the following important sketch from the
Burlington Free Press Extra, dated Saturday even
ing 18th inst,
Intelligence from Europe-Rerol,aion in
France, Louis Philippe depoaed! and a
Republican Government cStabiiShed-Ihe
British Ministry defeated, and Lord John
Russell no longer Premier
NEw-IoRK, March Is, 1915
The Cambria arrived this morning-saed from
Liverpool on the 9th nj, bringingtwo weeks later
Intelligence from Europe.
Accounts from Paris are Of the most astounding
character! They state that Louis Philippe had
abdicated the Throne, ard that tho Royal Family had
loft Paris, and landed st Dover, Encand.
The National Guards Joined the People on the 22l
Feb, at II o'clock. The Palais Royale was attack
Cd and fell into the hands Of the popuIace. Fire
Hundred lives said 70 have been lost Lnmorcier
Is said to have been morta!ly wounded tile PalaS
Royalc was sacked by the mob A regency, under
the Duchess of Orleans, proposed and rejected.
The House refused to allow the family of Lous
Philippe to return
All Paris was in the hands of the National Guards
and the people. The Tuilleries was sscked, and the
furniture burned!
The following is tho latest
PARIS, Feb. 25, 1S48.
Republic has been proclaimed The King and
hlnlly nave gone 10 l-iiEihlio n l"FHlOlial oU'-
eminent has been appointed ard confirmed Mr..
Duhnot, President Of the Council =
The new Ministers recommended that the People
retain their Revolutionary attitude. All classes took
part in the Revolution. The People and Guards
occupied all the Streets, and the Provisional Gov
eminent WAS established, and cries Of 'Nve Ia Re-
pu5lque! rent the air The Throne was carried
through the Streets, and probably burned.
FROM ENGLAND.-A rumor was current in Liv.
erpool that Lord John Russell had resigned the Pre-
miership, his Budget having caused much dissais-
faction. The deficiency in the revenue WAS about
three millions of pounds sterling, and Lord John
proposed to increase the income tax to five per cent
Tor two years. Wilmer & Smith say the Ministry
is doomed; that they had been defeated in several
measures.
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Aiddlebury, Feb. 2G, 1873.


Mr., J. P. COFFIN, late an Agent of the New York
sTte II IemPerance Society," will visit the towns
of March, and lecture as follows:
Mddlebury, 22d; Bridport, 23d; Addison East, oath
Vergennes, 23th and 26th Ferrsbureh, 27th Monk
ton Borough, 2Sth; Panton, Doth; Weybridge, 3Oth
Mr. Coffin is not now as heretofore the paid agent
Of any society, and will rely on the hberaty Of
those whom he$addresses to sustain him, BY colitr
buttons taken at the time.
1t is requested that clergymen, and the friends of
temperance in the towns will aid in givgpublicity,
as wei asa greater denitetess to thuse appointments
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POTATOES

UiiltCTSOi W l!SOIi nffS Il SSGci1iiNH,
~ODrr,D 110,v1, 1u,at D,,.1o,d w.,
1'i 6 ~ " ~ "e'' A''"''
mn, ~. o',,'. y, D.o.:,o,.
n,.dn,nd r. w. Eo ,'t CndIn,r',
1'' W. p w. i1ei'1 G oue'IIi"''' ~ co,,.
r. r. ~ poI ',:oa' w ~ p n'li, WI ''e'
7 Rovnton. Orwell. Treasurer.
c.,- ra,,,,,-.o.,r,,, .4.,o ,,,oot;.o f
i, ~ c0-' Srt ,oto ~ c.Sa,,;a.
'np -13So'I".io,,' ei - pa, .mI
I'''!'" ~ -
Eo''''h'''eo 'o' ,''' 1 ~ h s.e ~
,he property ~, l,n9'"i'u' 0'"''4'00 =! Wv
nous ~ y.'ei' w., " So D H.. NJ.
.'t', w W Iso,' p.'s''' W.
r. $500 M, W "'! w. ~, n;In9 C3,,,,.' V.
ny ", ViIo1 " "''', y N'",'n' ~ =
-1aWe" H"eS Of ne AS'ociGtroA
Any person can become member of this
Association by advancing to the treasurer,
the sum OF give Dol'"Fs' 'fee OF expense
9touI" '!le estate III Pr0SPcr'' NV re ~
on.e'' t4o '".u", u''o-1 ;,I ho
1900, tI,o np,o,,L,,r, of +bo A.sorfat;o,
any t',e t'ie'''oo,a - VIC w. 90
,,,nJ tbasn ,rho XIII baro hoco[,o ,1a,nbo7,s
hut cannot snbstantinte their claims to heir
shin, viii receive bacI, the amount of money
thew advanced and will he I;brrally COM
nensated for their odyahces-r;sk and de-
laws, SETH Keller,
Tor association.
March Q 1913. SO
n hEeo E9I.-As IL IS impor3an' Ih hSi u
lnoEoueh l''vessIs"'lon oo lu'!.e1'i"'eiy n"e',
ANA DIS 'lis CANNOT oG o0I'o "',nou' S nn.
e@'l'sG, II 10 e.'I1JSlf neSlse I y VIZ G
cers "I," p'eSo'i' NlelnOciS VI 'ne 1NSSo0."''uh'
s'1t al. "io w9"ii svoere al I''en i ~ II, r ;mo
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TEMPERANCE IFCTIrpEc

" The Executive Committee of the Addison County
Temperance Society express their sanction of the
following appointments of Mr. J. P. Coffin, as q
Temperance Lecturer, whose credentials are such
ss to recommend him highly to the public conf
deuce. Mr.. Coffin isGuthorizcd toact also, us agent
for the Vermont Temperance Herald.
p. BArrELL,
j. DAVENPoRT,
Aiddlebury, Feb. &c, 1873.
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DIE d

In this town, on Sunday night, 10Th INST. n son O
Widow Sylvanus Segar, aged 3 years.
In Leicester, on the Sth inst, Widow EuNIcE
SAWYER, aged 49,
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BRICK BRICK !!

'E'IIE undersigned have good Brick Yard
n in Brandon village which they will let
on favorable terms. Brick at the yard can
be readily sold. JOHN A. CONANT.
+. n. BRIGGS.
Brandon, March 10, 1913. S9:41
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Dr.. sPHoN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY

Why will you eufcr with that distressing complaint
when remedy is at hand that will not fail to your
This remedy will electual destroy any attack OF head
ache, either bilious 1t has cured of
twenty years standing
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. Probate Court for the District
of Rutland, Commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate of
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BRIGHTON MARKET-March II

hfp0ftfd Tor tic Boston Wig.
Atmarkct 29j Beef Cattle Is yokeS Working Oxen
10 Cows and Calves, $50 Sheep
PRIcEs-Beef Cat}e-ENtra 81 50 LIST quality as 80
al; I'd, As IS a 25,
Co1rS and CaircS-$22, S25 Sl32, S35, $45.
SAecp-S2 Is, 50, $3 so, "a, SIS, " Is.
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TO THE HALT AND LAME,

Comstock's Nerve and Bone Liniment and Indian
Vegetable Elixir, is the most eacual cure for Rheu-
masn contracted cords, muscles, and is warranted
to cure any case of rheumatism or Gout.
All of the above named articles, which have obtained
mbOunded popularity are sold by Ross, Il jackson,
Blake, Brandon; Wallace Sc HYDE j Sawyer.
sudbury; Briggs & Pearce, Rochester; II Smonds,
c Granger, Pittsford I Spencer & Co. IIoItonville
Chapman & McEwan, Catlin & Wright, Orwell John
Simonds Whiting; b Huntley, Salisbury; Sidney
Moody, W Russell, Mddlebury; Burt & Mason Rut-
land; Jones & Dow, Cuttingsyle Samuel Townsend,
Wallingford; q Parmely Bristol; Bingham & EelIs,
Nergenncs and by Merchants and Druggists generally
in the State of Vermont
iX39X3S II II MERRITT, General Agent.
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DELAVAN HOUSE,

BROADWAY, BY THE RAILROAD DEPOT.
II L 3 4 NY, ~ Y.
TINEIE undersigned solicits cali from vcy-
Il monters and others at the DcIaOcn House,
and pledges himself that no pains will be
spared to render their stay agreeable,
NATHANIEL ROGERS,
Keeper Of DeIaUan House.
Albany Fec. 1, 1547. sally.
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACT
OHS.

17,-==ss==.-.-,'--7-1~FE'HE subscriber is pre-
SszzS VA M a SsS IL pared to furnish Con
gsss,ssssg u u Sss3 tractors with SOLID
-. "a - CAST IRON WHEELS
for DIRT CARS, made from the most ap-
proved pattern and of the best material re
is now making two sizes Of 20 and "a incLcs
in diameter, and will furnish them with or
without AXLES, together with the Boxes,
Pulley5 and other fixtures necessary for
Dumping Cars, fitted and finished for use, on
the most reasonable terms.
CIV. CONANT.
Brandon, Oct. /, l647. 17:tf
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GOOD BUTTER, for sale by
~ Jan 5, rs. G.. w. BULLARD.
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March Q, 1848.

IMPORTANT INFoRMNrIoN.--The information al
ude9 to in the Voice Of the 9th inst respecting the
WILSON Estate, is contained in the following extract
of letter from COLUMBUS SMITH, Esl. Of Salisbury.
VT, to EyERARD c. EEl.Ls, of Sudbury, one Of the
Corresponding Secretaries of the Wilson heirs As
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Farm for Sale.

The subscriber wishes 10 sell his farm, contain
ing two hundred and fifty five acres OF choice land
one hundred and ninety acres cleared, and under
high state of cultivation with good brick dtcel-
ling house, large double barn-and good or
chald of bearing fruit trees of chpice fruit. The
land is well tinbered, and well watered The hills
are filled with inexhaustibls banks OF good stone
coal, in point of quality is not surpassed blythe
best banks of Wheeling The soil is OF the best
quality, for stock and grain not surpassed by any
in the west-and adjoining the village of Carlisle,
very stirring little tawn, situate in the County
of Monroe and State of Ohio-which will always
make it very public place. Also five hundred
head of the first quality ofmerino sheeptaH blood
ed Any person wishing to purchase such farm
can have ii on the most reasonable terms, by apply
ing to the subscriber or William Agnew, now re-
siding on the farm, N. PUMPHREY
Sept. 2, 1913. 10 n o.
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FEVER AND AGUE. .-JAYNE'S AGUE
| PILLS are sold under a GUARANTEE that one
bottle OF them will cure one person OF Fever and
I Ague or Chills and Fever. and in all cases 1T they
should fail to cure, the money will be returned.
But they never have failed yet, nor will they fail
one time in thousand Cases .....-.-
Messrs. A.. X. Philleo & Co says:-Camden
Mills, Ill. We are much pleased with your Med
icines. and know that they are both good and pop
uIar. We regret you did not send US more OF The
AGUE PILLS, as there is a great demand for them,
and they have always been successful in curing
Fever and Ague.
H. J. Bostick, Esq, Dayton, Georgia, says:-
Nov 18th, Is46-Dr d. Jayne-Dear Sir: My
sales of your preparations have exceeded my ex-
pectations. Your Erpectorant Vermfuge. Car.
,sainatiue Bdisam and Fever and dgue Pils, all
sell we'll, some of which am now out Of. want
an immediate supply of all the above named Med
ieines. more particularly large supply OF the Er-
pectorant and .Ague Pulls. We have yet among
us good many long standing cases of Chills and
Fever, in which your dgue Pills hare muer fail
ed to cure. Your Alternative Is just beginning
TO be known here, and appreciated II had had
enough of these Fever and Ague Pills, could
| have sold more than hundred dollars worth of
them. Yours, &c. II. j. BOSTlCk
.Messrs. j. g. H. Moore, Lisbon, Illinois, say,
(Oct. 3Ist,) 1861 your AGUE PILLS are about
gone, and have given universal satisfaction.
OWN. Bell, ESQ.,. Walnut Grove, Alabama,
SAYS, (Nov. 9th, lsi6,) have sold all your AGuE
Puts and Tonic VErMIFUGE They are doing
wonders here. am sorry you did not send me
more of them. ttI -Nt.
G. C Carmichael, Esq, Lainer, Georgia, says
Nov. 2Oth, 1916 VI am happy to say that your
preparations are exciting general favor. l have
sold all your AGUE PILLS. under wARRAN-
TEE and have not heard of their failure in a sim
gle case.
Oct goth, ls46:-DR. D. D.JAYNE-Dear Sir: Your
medicines, SO far as they have been tried in this
section of county, give very general satisfaction,
particularly your AGUE PILLS. We could have
sold three times the amount we did, we had had
them. The Sanative Pills are very much liked
by all who have used them, and are fast taking the
| place of all other Pills as purgatve.
VIM, HALDERMAN & co.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on agency by a
]. G. FLEMING, P. M, Woodsield,
Moses P. MILES & SON, Somerton,
J. K. HOLMES, Carngton,
f. MyREs, New Castle,
E. He .DLEY, Jamestown
ELI BRooK, Stafford. F
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n DEMONSTRATORS SALE ---ByI .virtuie, Z, 8

. ~ DEMONSTRATORS SALE ---By virtue Of
N an order from the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Monroe county. Ohio. will, on the 10th day
Of October next. between the hours of 10, o.
clock, M, and o'clock, p. M, Of said day. at
the front door Of the court house in the town OF
Woods6eId, in said county, offef for sale the fol-
lowing real estate, to wit: The undivided half Of
lpf No. III in the town OF Beallsvile with the i'm.
provements thereoa subject to the dover estate Of
Ruth O'Conner in all the premises hereafter men.
toned, assigned TO said Ruth O'Conner in said
lot No III; also, the undivided half Of thirty.two
feet off the west ends OF lots Nos, and A in the
town Of BealIsvie. being thirty-two feet back and
eight rods 10 'front.'; also the undivided half uf
half acre Of land, being part of the northwest
quarter Of section S, township s. aud range s, be-
ginning for the same at the northeast corner oil
said section, running thence south Is perches,
thence east 3 perches, thence north twenty de.
grees and fifteen perches, thence west perches to
the place Of beginning; also, the undivided half OF
one acre Of land situate in section 6, township s,
and range s, beginning for the same at the south
west corner Of said section, running thence to the
south boundary Of the town Of Beallsvie, in said
county, ,theEce east to a road leading from the
East and West street of said town Of Bealisville.
thence south with said road to the south line Ut
together with the improvements thereon. Terms
One-third cash in hand, one.third in six months,
and one-thrd in twelve months. with interest from
theday OF sals, 10 be secured by mortgage or 9TH
Or adequats ssesnty. q gaa5,aN Man eslA
.ss,.s i'lags "a sse8 l,w THoS. GRIFFITH
Sept 16 Adm'r Of Isaac Ned, dsc'd.
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Proclamation.

p Notice is hereby given to the qualified electors
of Monroe county, State of Ohio, that the nex
Annual Election will be holden, agreeable to law
in the several townships of said county, at the
usual place of holding elections on the second
Tuesday (beinG the 10Th day. Of October next, al
which time the following officers are to be voted
for and chosen, to wit: s.,...-.l..,. ,,sls -,
One Governor for the State of Ohio,
One Representative in the Congress Of the Uni.
ted States, ...I ,'.-.j,.',.. 49,.
One Representative in the State Legislature,
One County Auditor, ,.... -, t......
One County Commissioner. .s t.,
And in pursuance of the act of the General As.
sembly Of the State Of Ohio, entitled "Anact rel
stiye to Juries," passed February 8, 1881, here
by give notice ia the Township Trustees of the sew
eral Townships OF said County. that the following
is the superintendent OF Jurors for the ensuing
wear ade in conformity with said act, TO wit
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"a DMINIsTRATOR'ss SALE. Notice is

"A DMlNlSTkAIORS SALEs-No'ic -
A. hereby given that will offer for sale on the
premises, on the l4th day of October ls4s, between
the hours of lOo'ciock A. NJ. and o'clock P.
M OF said day the following tracts Of land, to wit:
the south east quarter OF the North east quarter OF
section 10, township 7, and range z, containing
80 and 5s-l00 acres also the north east quarter Of
the north east quarter Of section Is, township 4,
of range Z, containing 80 and 5s 100 acres situated
in Seneca township, Monroe county and State OF
Ohio-in populous neighbol hood. about 81 miles
from Summerfield, and 7mks from Malaga
there are public roads crossing through the farm.
There are also over 100 exoeentfruit trees on the
premises, together with good water; subject to the
widows dover, upon the following terms, to wit:
One third in hand. one third in 6 months, and the
residue in IL months, with interest from the day
ofsale, to be secured to the satisfaction of the un
dersigned; to be sold as the properly Of James
'Keenan, deceased, pursuant to an order of the
Court of Common Pleas OF Monroe county, in
SAID State. MARGARET KEENAN,,
Administrative Of James Keenan,, deceased.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
fa CorRT or COMMON .PLEAs:,4
IN c.lHANcERY.

b = VS.. IN cHANCERY.
Lucretia Perkins, Ma.
nv Perkins, Alfred Dali The said board OF foreign
~, Samuel II. Rounds, Missions of the Presby-
Morris DsnforJ, John terian chu.ch Of the Uni
Porter, Hannah Porter, ) ted States of America,
James Porter, Betsy and Alexander Porter
Porter, William Daw- who respectively reside
son. Anne Dawson, Jo- ! out OF the State OF Ohio.
seph Graham Jane Gra- will take notice that on
ham, Mary McCutchin the 29ih day OF June a..
James Porter, son of ) d. ls4s, the complain
John, AIexan. Porter, ant filed in the Office Of
Hutchinson Porter, and \ the clerk Of the Court of
the board Of Foreign Common Pleas oi sald
Missions OF the Presby- Monroe County ONO,
terian Church of the U. her Bill IN Cancery, the
States of America. object aud prayer OF
which is to try the validity OF and to set aside the
paper writing pretended to be the last will and es-
lament OF Arthur Porter deceased, late Of said
county. You will therefore take notice that un-
less you appear within sixty days after October
term of said court, for the year lSls. and plead
answer or demur to said Bill, that at the April
term of said court ls49, the same will be taken as
confessed by you. and the complainant will pro-
ceed to trial of The case accordingly.
KENNON g. HOLLlSTER, Ah'ys.
Sept. 2, ls4s. for Complainant.
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Sunfsh Mill.

friends and the public generally. that they have built
A NEW GRIST MILL j,7T
on Sunfsh creek, about four miles east of Woods.
field, on the direct road from Woodsfied to Clar-
ington, where they are now prepared to do mer-
chant and country work, at the shortest notice.
Their works entirely new. and of the best quail
ity, and they assure the public that -four made at
their mill sha not be inferior to any other in the
country, 183 rsI.GagSs TIM ct TSS
I, Merchants wishing to have quantity of grain
reduced to four and packed ready for the eastern
or southern market, desiring to have their grain
stored will lind it to their advantage to call on the
subrcriber. WIN. T. LEVI. RICHNER.
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LOSS OF HAIR AND BALDNEsS.-Its


remedy Hear what DR.. Quigley says
g" SHEPHERDS Town, Va, Oct 10, 1S43.
Dear Sir You inquire of me whether have
used your Hair Tonic, aud the effects.
Several years ago my hair began to fall rapidly
from the scalp, and had the prospect OF pr.ma-
ture badness. During several years used vari-
Gus preparations recommended for the hair, from
which / derived no benefit. AT length friend
recommended your Hair Tonic. used three OF
faur bottles according to the printed directions,
and at the END of six months my hair thick set
and since its tendency to turn gray was arrested.
i have never before given a certificate recon-
mending patent medicines, which indiscriminaiely
used. as they often are, do much injury, but in a
case like the present where i know the article to
be beneficial, and that itcan do no ohrrm, have no
scruples in stating facts within my own knowledge.
Yours, &C. :" JOHN QUIGLEY, M. ID.
To DR.. D, JAYNE, Philadelphia.
CHILDREN DIE OF woRMs--Aye, and
grown up people too. DR.. JAYNE'S VERMI-
FUGE has never been known to fail to cure in
the worst stages.
SYMPTOMS of Worms These are headache,
vertigo, paleness OF the lips, with flushed cheeks,
grinding the teeth during sleep, disturbed dreams,
Sleep broken of by fright and screaming, convul-
sions, feverishness, thirst bad taste in the mouth.
offensive breath, cough, difficult breathing, itching
of the nostrs, pain in the stomach, nausea, squeam
ishness, voracious appetite, ieanness, tenesmus
slight chiIls or shwerings, drowsness. fatigue,
swelled stomach OF limbs, rising and choking in
the throat, turbd urine, frequent desire to eyacu
ate the bowels, discharge Of slime and mucus, SC.
4. For nervousness, sick headache, paptaion OF
the heart, &C., it gives immediate reet. 1t also
neutralzes acidty of Stomach, creates an appetite,
strengthens the whole system. and cures the Piles.
Prepared only by Dir. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by
JIG. FLEMING, P. NJ, Woodsfield.
MosEs P. MILES g. SON, Somerton.
-" J.K HoLMBs, Clarington.
+. MYERs, New Castle.
f. L HEApLEy, jamestown.
ELI BRocK, Stafford,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-09-16

"TARNING.-Allp persons are warned not
w to purchase a note of hand given by me to
Joseph Hall for five hundred dollars dated on or
about the 2nd, day of October ISi5 payable twelve
months alter date, asahe same was obtained with
out considerations; and at the time said note was
givenI was minor, under the age OF 2l years.
am determined not to pay the same.
THOMAS J, HALL.
Sep. 8, 1913.