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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
IN Interesting Relic.

ID: Perkins exhibited at the missionary
Meeting at Lyndon last week a copy of the
View Testament which he found in Persia.
which was 100 years old. 1t was written in
the ancient Syrac language, (the same spok-
en by Jesus Christ when on earth) upon
parchment, with reed for pen. OF course
the volume was bulky though not as large as
We should suppose testament made in that
way would be. 1t was not thicker than a
Nebs'er's unabridged, and not more than
twp-thirds as large. DR. Perkins found three
or four copies Of the testament in this form
IL that country, which were, If we understood
him, tie only written language that the peo-
PIE had. BY the aid of these he made Ian
guage Tor the HISTORIANS. and instructed them
IN Il Tor nearly thirty wears. DR. Perkins
sad also that this New Testament, which had
been transcribed in this rude manner several
tines, and handed down from the time of
'Ar!st, was in every important respect the
same as the W ord which we now have-a
remarkable proof Of the authenticity of our
Bible
Fire.
We learn that the barn of J. NJ. Dole of Dan
lie was destroyed with its contents about one
clock, Friday morning last. There was in
lie barn about - tons of hay, $50 bushels
q oats l. head of cattle, horse, II sheep
and some farming tools, all Of which were
coLsumed Loss $1,000; insured for S40G
II was probably set on fire, either accidental
y or purpose y, by some one who had nc
riyh, 70 be in the barn. Mr. Dole's neigh
tors have turned out to build him another
barn, and they think they will have it com
p.eted in less than ten days from the time
his other was burned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
The County Court.

The December term Of court is draw. ing to
a close after session of nearly three weeks.
The jurors will be discharged to-day proba-
bly,. The greatest interest of the term cen
tered about case l23-Beckwith v. Hurst, of
which brief mention was made last week.
1t the risk of being tedious to the large num-
Der Of citizens who heard the trial,we vii! say
Tor the benefit of those who do not know the cir
cImstances that in the fall of 1860 the Beck
withs, in trade at West Burke,h had their house
entered and a small trunk containing money
ritied of its contents, and some $500 taken
from 4 bureau drawer in the same house.
The next day, VIM. Hurst, a young man
twentytour years old, who was present at
The Beckwiths' store the evening previous
and saw the money put in the trunk by one
of the plaintiffs, left West Burke with the
avowed purpose Of going to Canada. lie
was followed by Sheriff Woodruff ard arrest
ed at Barton, searched, and 1916 in bills on
the Lyndon Bank were found secreted be.
tween the lining and outside Of his overcoat.
This money correspondent exactly in amount
and kind with that placed by the plaintiffs in
said trunk the night previous. Hurst could
give no satisfactory account of himself on the
night of the robbery, his EMPLOYER and family
testifying that he was away from home and
did not return until after the household was
asleep, and consequently at what time he did
return no one knew but himself Although
Hurst was taken in behalf of the state and
tried for the larceny of this money at last
June term, and acquitted, the evidence,
though circumstaLtial, was so strong at this
trial that the jury found that the plaintiffs
should recover the money found upon the
person of Hurst at the time of his arrest
Hurst employed the best counsel, the Hon
Thomas Bartlett defending him with all the
ability, eoquencc ard skill for which this ad-
yocate is so justly celebrated. His argument
Of three hours length was listened to by a
crowded audience of ladies and gentlemen,
as were also those of Messrs S. b. Colby and
I. 2. Redfield of Montpelier who argued for
the prosecution.
OF the $500 taken out Of the bureau, $50
in gold was found in Il woodpe near by the
whereabouts Of the remaining S222G is as yet
mystery.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20

This Elixir has been extensively used throughout most
of New Enslad and Canada the last sin wears. and
wherever introduced has gwen universal satisfaction
Ii lnr>ciI> the tghtcSt cough.
II CAUSES the patient To- raise freely.
Ii cures the Cr"up Immediately when & Ven in
1t rclieve. the worst case, Of Asthma AT
II allvS fever and pain and produces rest At night.
Let ali PARENT who have children subject Group pro-
bottle OF this Elixir al and keep in the house
ready 10 give At i moments warning.
Read the following evidence from Of the most
proInne 1t citizens OF Vermont.
CROEP CURED,
We have used Dr. Whites Elixir in the most violent
OF Group. and found reel within thirty minutes.
Il. l.. CLARK, Irasburgh.
About wears ago our little boy taken violently
lirvrd him within twenty minutes.
II. STURTEVANT. Barton.
HishSate, Vt. Jan. =. 1860.
II lit lc boy hal violent attack Of Group last week.
We cured him III thirty minutes by free OF Dr. n IL
Whites ElINir. WV. MARIN. Merchant.
81 Adams. Vt, Oct. In, 1859.
Nv little girl has been SUj ct 81 attacks of Group.
have always found Dr.. Whir. Elixir to relieve her at
onteald would not be without ii in my family on any
account, HORACE JEHISON.
Brownngton Vt, April Is, 1900.
Dr. BaXter-Sir: | have had sufficient knowledge OF
h EAir. during several years. to c-nvInce me Is
highly valuable medicine that ought To be i'll the house
every family ESPECIALLY where there children II
only very valuable for common diseases Of the
lungs bal especially i'll OF Group and WhoopinC
Cough. s. X. HALL. Cong. Minister.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. IL. 1861.

WEDNESDAY, Dec ii. 1861.
At market 152 Cattle. about 600 Beeves and
o. Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and one. two and three years olds.
PRICEs-Market Beef-Extra S6.25 ) $50
hrst quality 5000 5000; second do. $3.50
5000; third do. 500; ordinary S4,25
Working Oxen-S90. 600. a i 30
Cows and Caves-S30, 81, 30. a 90.
Yearngs-S0 90.
Two Years Old-Sl5 a Il.
Three Years Old-SlS %
Sheep and LambS-l1j0 al market. Extra and
selections. $500. $40 800 ; in lots, 81 so
000a 80
Spring Lambs-S0.00 900.
Swine-0 at market.
Hides-65 &c per ID,
Calf Skins. Sc per h.
Pelts-Sl.00 l.31 each.
Tallow-6a 6lc per 10.
lst quality includes nothing bu, fac best large
fat stall fed oxen.
Second quality includes the best grass fed Ok
en-, the best stall fed Cows. and the best three
year old steers
Ordinary consists of bulls, and the refuse Of
lots.
Sheep-Extra includes CoSsetS and when those
OF inferior quality are thrown out.
REMAINS There was about the Of cattle
a. last ~eeh but All improvement in prices
ADVANCE was sight hut on small beeve about - prr
tw Capt Shiiler sold one pair Of Oxen Hspsood dress
= cwt for 81 81 per Cwt Mir Wr.hi sold one pair l.,
oodbrldse grU.s weight "a cwt Is shrink ior 81 per
Cwl Aid Two pair 30 ext. g shrink. or S5.ta per
Small tat cattle sold Ion So To- 500 cwt There
hot large number f>hcep. and sales quick n an
advance Oi - L. ,5bc head
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Reported iur The Caledonian.
Caledonia County Court.
DECEMBER TERM. 1851.

Presentation. LUKE P. POLAND, Gil. Justice.
Hon. SERENo MoNrGoMERy. -isSoci-
Hon. Z. 4. PARKS, otcS.
s. x c. Beckw;,h V. VIM. Hurst. Verdict
for plf for $3.50.
No. lS3. State v. Aaron Vance. Indict-
ment for assault and battery or one Buchan-
an Of Groton. Verdict guilty and fine $40
6. W. Cahoon for state. Rogers for respon-
dent.
State V. VIM. c. Morgan. Indictment for
knowingly giving wrong description of a
piece Of land in Lyndon decided by G. J.
Bundy to respondents son, the deed incud-
ing more land than Bundy intended TO con-
vey. Plea not guilty Verdict not guilty.
c. W. Cahoon and Davis for state. Stod-
dard and Willard for respondent.
No. 12i. VIM. Gray V. Warren Simpson
Assumpsit for damage claimed to be done to
plf's sleigh by def. driving up behind him
when travelling in Sheffield last spring.
Verdict for def. Cree and Davis for plf
Grout and +. \. Cahoon for def.
No. 13l. Leonard +. Edwards V. town o.
Walden. Action on the case for damage
sustained by plf. when passing over the high
way in Walden. Wing, Brown and Edwards
for plf Davis for deft.
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DIR. WIN. B. HURD'S
NJ O I 7 H w 4 S H

can be procured.
Many persons carry with them a Dad
breath, greatly to the annoyance and often to
the disgust of those with whom they come in
contact, without being conscious Of the fact.
To relieve yourself from all fears regarding
this,
USE DR.. VIM. B. HURD'S MOUTH WASH.
Cleanliness of the mouth is of great impor-
lance to the general health, which is often
affected, and not unfrequently seriously i'm
paired, through want Of proper attention to
this subject.
USE DR.. WM. B. HCRD 5 MOUTH WASH.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office, No.
II Fourth Street, Brooklyn, f. d.
Price, 81 Cents per Bottle.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune
Buildings, No. l Spruce Street,
New York.
Sold also by Caswel, Mack 4 Co., Fifth
Avenue Hotel; J. Il |. Coddington, ID
Broadway; d. S. Barnes, POP Broadway,
and by all Druggists.
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Soldiers Supplies from Wells River.

Soldiers Supplies from Wells River.
The ladies' of Wells River have gathered
within the past two weeks and forwarded to
the hospital of the Vt. Sd regiment. boxes
containing the following articles:
% quilts and comforters, wool blankets,
i cushions, l6 pillows in cases, IS sheets,
81 pillow-cases, - linen towels. 81 napkins,
cotton flannel bed gowns, Is cotton flannel
under shirts, prs. cotton flannel drawers.
II pairs wool feetirgs, pair mttens, 9 pairs
slippers, pairs socks, 3 dressing gowns, )
cotton s.iirs, : lbs dried fruit, , pots jelly,
pot preserves, box bandages 800 yds.. 80
y!s in rolls, ID. lint, 3 lbs. cotton bandage
cloth, ID. linen handage cloth, Is vols. books,
bids. tracts, bdl. papers, or. note paper
and PENCIL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
NHERIFF'S SALE OF LUMBER.

Taken by virtue of an execution, about 3ooo
Cedar Il. r. Ties, 5000 Cedar Posts. . cords OF
Rived Cedar. or ) NJ Cedar Short Shingles. II
NJ Spruce Long Shingles. about 100 feet Spruce
Boards. And the same will be sold at pubic
auction. to the highest bidder. on Saturday. Dec.
IS. 1861. at 10 O'Clock. m. at or near the l'as-
sumpsic r. Il. Lumber Yard, at West Burke. to
satisfy said execution and costs.
DAVID TRULL, Deputy Sheriff.
West Burke, Dec. IL, 1861. 1874
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
Fall and Winter Clothing.

The subscriber has on hand large stock Of
Ready Made Clothing, which he will sell during
the next thirty days,
At Cost for Cash.
Good Overcoats for $500.
Good Pants for S3,O
Good Vests for 81 %.
Also. good assortment of Hats Caps, Trunks,
Nalises and gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, &c.
ALBERT HARRIS.
r. r. Street, st. Johnsbury, Dec. l6, 1861.
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ASTHMA CURED.

Morristown, Aug. 81. 1857.
Dr. BaXter-Dear Sir: Ihave been severely afflicted
with Asthma tor more than twenty-five years and Tor
months in succession have not been able to lie in bed and
rnj regular nights rest. and some days would not te
ibe 10 walk ron the house 10 the barn. distance "f hVe
SX rods. About ago purchased two bottles OF
Dr. Whites Elixir prepared by you, and commenced Ia
king II according t. dire CoI> and am happy IL say
found immediate relief-aId, with very few EXCEPTIONS
have had my regular nights Sleep ever since.
Yours truly, AFRAID BAKER.
Newport, Vt, Sept. -, lS6U.
Or BaNtcr-Sr: Ny son has been severely afflicted
Will! asthma childhood. About three years ago
he had attack. We prevailed ON him 20 try Dr.
Whites Elixir. and before the third bottle gone he
entirely cured. and has remained well man ever
since. \ ours truly, f. u. PALMER.
Coughs, Colds and Consumption cured.
About two years ago daughter afflicted with q
cough. We tried various remedies without
benefit She then commenced taking Dr Whites EliXr.
and she had used two bottles she was entirely
we'll We believe il it had not been for the Elixir she
would have died with consumption.
CHAS. EASTMAN Holland, Vt.
This is 10 certify that We have used DR. Whites Elixir
Tor nuciber and md il very valuable ned!-
cine for Coughs, Colds and Group.
L. ID. SHAW, Clover, VI
Price only % Cents a Bottle.
Sold by j. C. Bingham. Hoyt & Green St. Johnsbury,
aid aldeaers in Medicine.
Manufactured by IL. BANTER. NJ. D,
1898 Highgate, Vt.
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JAMES HOW ARDS ESTATE.
STATE or IER,UONT.

~ 7 Il II VI II III y " II
Essex District,
IN Probate Court holden at Iunenburg within and tor
said district, the 18th day Of Dec, A. ID. 1861.
NJ y Howard, executor, on the estate OF Jane How
ard late Concord iii said district, deceased, makes a
picston said court 10 extend the time heretofore al
lowed him to pay the debts due from said estate and TO
rener his administration account until some future day
ercupon is ordered by said court that Saidappcaton
be heard at the .robate Office i'll Lunenburg the 4th
day OF Jan 1852 and 1t Is further ordered that notice
lie given to al! persons concerned by the publication VI
order the Caleio an printed ST Johnsbury,
three weeks successfully, before said hearing.
BY order OF court
Attest. J. Ii ). CHANDLER, Register
true copy OF record.
1913 Attest, }. B. 5. CHAN DLER Register.
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OTIS EVANS ESTATE.
x I \ L f o + ' T. II VI O y 7 .

~ CALEDONIA DISTRICT IS.
At Probate Court ltlI Al the Probate Office in 81.
JohE>iry IN -ad district, the Eth day U Dec. A. D..
lo6l.
Charles C. Newell, Administrator upon the estate OF
OTIS Evans, late ut Burke, said district deceased
makes application t. sad Court 10 extend the time here
fore allowed him. t. pay the debts due from said estate.
ana! II render his administration account until
turr day.
Whci-up"n is ordered by said Court that said appli-
cation be heard al the Probate Oce III St Johnsbury
the 4th DAY "i January \ u. 1902
And f.rIhc ordered that notice lie given all per
ccuCcrneG b., publication o OF the record q.
this order in the CacoIiAi printed At St JohnShury
three weeks suCC>ivclv previous 10 SAID time OF hear
Ing. ASA l. FRENCH, Judge VI Probate
4 true copy "i record.
1873 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge OF Probate
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ORDERofNOTICE of SETTLEMENT.

WILLIAM HAItV El 5 ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. CaledonaDistrict, ss.
At Probate Court held at St Joh>bury i'll said district
on the 18th day OF Dec. \. ID. lo6l.
WHEREAS. ALEXANDER HARVEY Admir- the
w Estates o WILLIAM HARVEY
late Of Peacham, il said district deceased, proposes
10 render account II his an!aistI atoi and present
his said estate tot vXdElIati" and allow
tor the purpose u making PARTITION and dl>trDl
ton 81 the Residue OF sand estate. under decree OF said
court among the persons who 10y law entitled TO the
II therefore ordered hN said court that the
come under consideration and bc heard al the Probate
Oicc III ST. JUhIshury IL" .th Of Jan, 4. ID.
,". And ii i further ordered, that all persons inter
ested be noeh hereof 10y publication q" copy OF the
cord OF this order in the Cacdonan printed at ST Johns
bury three week. successfully prev iouS TO said time OF
hearing that they appear and contest the allowance
of said account" II they cause, and also be heard bv
said court the matter OF partition and distribution Of
said estate.
B., the Court,
Attest ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge of Probate.
A true cory OF Record Attest,
1913 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge OF Probate.
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: 7 \ TE or YER MON I.

~ CALEDONIA DISTRICT SIS.
At a Probate Court held AT the Probate OF in ST.
Joturtury III said Dis Ict on the Eth day OF Dec A. ID
ls6l.
Whereas George Harvey Administrator upon'the E,-
Riley Henry late oil Lyndon, III said District de
ceased, makes application to said Court 70 extend the
time therefore, allowed him pay the debts due said
estate and to render hi, administration until
future day
Whcytup"n il is ordered by said Court that
said application be heard at the Probate ONCE in ST.
Jtii>hury aforesaid the 4h day OF Jan. A ID. 1867.
And II i further ordered that notice be given To all
persons concerned by publication Of copy Of the record
OF this order Ill the CIlricin printed At ST John >hury,
three weeks successfully. previous To said hear
ils. ASA l.. FRENCH Judge 81 Probate
true copy al Record.
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH Judge Of Probate
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For Market Report see last column.

For BiliiOu>nesS. use Doctor Clifford Ho-
meopathic Curative. or if you, your children
are troubled with worms. or have the collie. diar-
rhea. dy>entcry. coughs, and colds. or arc ner-
VOWS and have the toothache. or neuralgia head
ache, OF dyspepsia. which he has prepared for the
disease. Thousands nave been relieved and cur
ed by their use why should not you: All Of his
curatives sold by J. c. Bingham. Agent, they
will be sent per mail rccei pit of the price. y
cts. per box, to any part of the country by asi-
dressing
Philip Lee, 1876 William street. New-Yo-k.
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State Of Vermont to Benton + Ray, DR..
Essex Co. Court, Sept. T., 1860.
To 2 days spent by J. Benton in prepar-
ing for trial of case, State VS.. Mitch
ell Brown (rape case) 900
10 trial & argument by US before jury, 10 90
$40 90
l, Ossian Ray, of the firm of Benton &
Ray, certify that the above services were per-
formed, and that the charges are just and
reasonable, that we were assigned to defend
the respondent by Judge Adds, and that he
directed our bill for said services to be pre-
sented to the Court Auditor for allowance.
Sept. 10, 1861.
OSSIAN RAY.
1861, Sept. 10. have examined the above
account and allowed the same at twenty dol
lars. JOHN DEWEY, Court Audr.
State Of Vermont to John H. Boyce. Justice Of
Peace, DR..
To costs accrued on trial of complaint
against Hiram H. Cutting for the
crime of having in his possession
lewd or obscene books for the pur-
pose of sale and loan, on the 10Th
day of April 1861, l641
The above account examined and allowed
at sixteen dollars and forty-seven cents.
JOHN DEWEY, Court Audr.
No. 10.
State Of Vermont to H. r. Norris, late Jailer, DR.
70 boarding Charles Ross, a prisoner in
Jail, from March q, 1861, to April
Is. 1861. 6 so
have examined above account and allow
ed same at six dollars and eighty ceuts.
JOHN DEWEY, Court Audr.
State of Vermont to c. G. adams, Supt. of Schools
IN the To.cn Of Brighton. DR.
For my services as Superintendent, SIG 90
Above account examined and allowed at
sixteen dollars.
JOHN DEWEY, Court Audr.
No. -.
STATE OF VERMONT TO GEO. n. DALE, DR..
Essex Co. Court, Sept. Term, 1861.
To Jury trial in case, State vs.. John
Scales, 10 90
" Jane Palmer 10 90
$40 90
hereby certify that rendered the servi-
ces at the request Of the States Attorney
and with an assurance from him that the
same would be paid.
GEO. y. DALE.
The above services were performed with
the approval Of the Court.
LUKE p. POLAND, Oh. Judge.
have examined the above account and
allowed the same at twenty dollars.
JOHN DEWEY, Court Audr.
No. l3.
STATE OF VERMONT TO B. W. DODGE, DR..
Essex Co. Court, Sept. I. 1861.
To my services for attending upon pris-
oners sick in Jail, 400
have examined and allowed the above ac
count at four dollars.
JOHN DEWEY, Court Audr.
certify that the foregoing are true copies
of the allowances made by the Court Auditor
at the Sept. Term of Essex County Court
A. ID. 1861.
Attest, WM. II. HARTSHORN,
Co. Clerk.
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y E L L L E L ? I!

The subscriber would say to his customers
that all those indebted to him by Note or Book
account. are hereby requested TO settle and pay
the same by the first day Of January. 1862, with
out fail.
l.. 2. PARKS.
Passumpsic, Dec. Il. 1861. 72-.6
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CLERKS ACCOUNTING. 2.
State Of Vermont to Vim. H. Hartshorn, Clerk
Of Esser County, DR..
In Chancery, Sept. Term, 1861.
To blank dockets for Chancellor & Clerk, 80
Paid for stationery for court. 800
Transferring 81 causes to Chancellor and
Clerks dockets, GS
Alphabetting the same, 81
2 days attendance, 200
Drawing. &C., 2 orders. 30
Making returns to auditor 90
Settling with treasurer, 90
Sll GO
have examined above account and allowed
the same at eleven dollars and sixty-nine cents.
JOHN DEWEY, Court Auditor
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IT. n,.u r1;9otr.
,., ' - " " A'"'"' n.
~ "o .o"uy, ia
~ STRIVING ''h'.es 'oi 9o pe'a J".of'' O. 10 40
Paid denuties for 52 dave ,++on1,nce "a 90
- Bellman for 10 days, 10 90
" Clergyman, 90
Cleaning Court House, 30
Paid for wood, 400
" for lights, 90
Fees on warrant to commit John Scales to
Jail, 10 AZ
on warrant 10 commit Nelson fa!mer
TO JAIL ~.
same Oh warrant VS.. Jane faiInef, 10
rees III case state vs. Mnrr ct al /. :. :.
yes III '"'' Vi VI ''''''' -
.,co,c
have examined ABOVE account and allowed
the same at one hundred and SIXTY dollars and
sixteen cents. JOHN DE"kl' Ct. Audr'
state of vermont to III. " BtdeH, MerF OF rs
ser Sc county, W,
% day attendance on court OF chancery' ~
fald deputy for day attendance, w
,., s. 30
ha'o examined ABOVE account ana allowed
'he same al TWO uo.latS anu nv! cents
'oh-> DH " Noui' A"-i'"''
sHERIFF's AccovNT-Ho g.
State of Icr,no,,t IN n II BedeN SHERIFF Of rs
81. Gau.,,, ID.
Sent % lS6l
To INC miles travel 70 commit John Scales tn
~ ,.' pr;s "H''' ~ 'o'' '''''' 20 l..
other for warden of State Prison, 200
-
S4l A
l have examined and allowed the above account
oola n n9a Genus, auar
''' ~ " i : >'''''
State of Vermont to .J,an u. Leuis. D,Duty
sheriff. Dr..
Sept: p. 1861.
10 ITO miles travel TO commit Jane fa'mer
10 Gsas 81 f,so p,n, M ,;,or and u,ra.n ~ II
Of State Prison. 300
-
Sal II
| have examined the above account and allow
ca ,he same AT f'f'Y-0ns I9a1I r ana ~ rory
Sept, +, ISL I.''" ~ ''''' '''"'' ''l' G T
rn r ao;n', ~ 6, Iohnsb,,r, % do,;ror ,,ners
to Gov. Fairbanks. time spent, day and
night, 200
T rald for team so; 10
fh hsvn Examined tho ,,oxo account and have
allowed the same at six dollars and ten cents.
sept ~ 1911 ,o,,~ ,,,pv r.. .,-
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DIR. WIN. B. HURD'S

DIR. WIN. B. HURD'S
M Z TIL WASH,
SURE REMEDY FOR A
SORE MOUTHS.
DISEASED BLEEDING GUNS,
NURSING SORE MOUTH.
And the best specific now in use for any dis
eased condition of the mouth. 1t is particu-
larly beneficial to persons wearing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
completely destroying every faint of the
mouth, absorbing and removing all impuri-
ties, lnsurlng
A SWEET BREATH
to all who make use of it. No Young Lady
or Young Gentleman who is afflicted with a
BAD BREATH
should delay applying this remedy, for it is a
certain cure, and is approved and recommen-
ded by every physician under whose notice
it has been brought.
A BAD BREATH
is an offence for which there is no excuse
while