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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17

EE- The Democratic State Con
vcntion went through the form Of
nominating ticket at Columbus, on
Tuesday, 8th inst. How purely q
form it was, in the judgement Of the
delegates, is illustrated by the fact
that even Cory, in q lucid interval,
declared that nobody expected to
elect q man on the ticket" Hon.
Geo. H. Pendleton presided Judge
Thurman received the dubious COM
pliment of a nomination for Cover
nor, by acclamation, and Judge Key
was put on the ticket for Judge of
the Supreme Court; Daniel S. Uhl,
of Holmes, for Lieutenant Governor;
DR.. c. Fulton, of Crawford, for Trea-
surer; DR., Jne. McEIwee, of Butler,
for Auditor; Frank H. Hurd, of
Knox, for Attorney General; VIM.
Sheridan, of Williams, for Controller
Of the Treasury; and Arthur Hughs,
Of Cuyahoga, for Member of the
Board of Public Works
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17
NOTICE.

The meeting of the Teachers OF
Gallia c., appointed by me, on Sat
urday, Jan. 19, has been recalled.
j. ". VAN SICKLE.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17

Eg- Kentucky has rejected the
Constitutional Amendment by vote
of Sc to 33. Nothing better was ex-
pectsd.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17

ET The Virginia Legislature has
rejected the Constitutional Amend
ment. Worse for them.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17

The Missouri House passed the
constitutional amendment Tuesday
by a vote Of So to 81.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17

S Texas has been reconstruct
ed according to A. J. and yet it is
not very good place for Union men
and freedmen to live. Their lives
are not worth much in portions Of
the State. Gov. Throckmerton
rebel as he is, has had to cali upon
the Government fer troops to pro
tect freedmen and Union citizens
The following is his letter asking this
aid:
AUSTIN, Dec. II, 1866.
To Gen. Sturgis:
/ am informed of outrages per.
petrated at Prairie Lea, Caldwell Co
upon freedmen and others. l would
be glad to have you send part of g
company of cavalry, say twenty men,
under a judicious and discreet Off
Ger, to be retained there for some
time, for their protection.
should be glad to consult with
you before they go, and have them
sent within the present week.
Very Respectfully.
j. w. THROCKM0RTON
Governor of Texas
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17
Ohio Legislature,
JANUARY 9.

JANUARY 9.
senate.-But little was done ex-
cept the introduction of a number of
new bills, none of which were of
public interest.
The House was not in session,
having adjourned 20 allow the use of
the halls to the State Agricultural
Convention.
JANUARY 10
In the Senate nothing of public
interest was accomplished.
House passed bill to amend Sec.
2S of the code of civil procedure
striking out the provision requiring
married women to bring suit only bv
a guardian or next friend.
Among the new bills introduced
in the House was the following:
BY Mr.. Coan-To repeal the act
of March 13, 1865, to prevent do
mestic animals from running at
large.
BY Mr.. Oren-To require land
owners to cut dewn, in the month of
July in each and every year, all bri,
ers, elder bushes and other trash
growing in fence corners in the pub
lie highways-penalty for neglect to
comply with its provisions being a
fine of not less than five or more
than fifty dollars.
By Mr.. Gardner-Ie amend Sec.
9Th of the anti-liquor law as to re-
quire persens convicted of violating
its provisions to give bonds condi-
tional for their observance of said
act.
By Mr. Kerr-To amend the road
tax law, fixing the rate for. working
read tax at one dollar and fifty cents
per day.
JANUARY L.
The Senate bill to increase
the salaries Of Common Pleas
Judges from $4,000 to $500 was
passed after being so amended as to
increase the salaries of Judges Of the
Supreme Court from $4,000 to 3, 500.
In the House nothing OF special
interest was done.
- q
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17
R The Cincinnati Commercial

says:
"We observe with qualification
that the Louisville Journal has pro-
gressed SO rapidly in the discussion
of national politics, that it has
reached the question whether Con
gress is or IS not. a constitutionally
organized body. The world awaits
its decision with the profsundest in
difference"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17
1857.

~ the PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. of
Hartford, Conn, to the State Of Ohio, for 1867:
och n, b,,a Il, u MI a-7,I duo rro.,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17

A nolle prosequi has been entered
in the Indispa treason cases.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17
EseS.

ASSETS, January lst. 1861. SI,lO9.467 IS
Losses, 50,5S5 %
Net, SIG52, ,572 So
Reinsurance fund, 292 SIS 64
$3.50. 1893 80
Capital, 100000 o.
Aet,sal ret ss.,-,Lns, $1sc. az 90
IJsccSRe for 1850, SI,16SsS19 90
LOSSES G1si J-rres.sc-, ::7,o[s,16s 20
The Phenix OF Hartford can reinsure. az the
highest rates every risk Sow upon its books
discharge all obligations, present OF prospective
of whatsoever natrrc-pav back 10 stockholders
every dollar of its Capital stock ard retire from
business with clear net Cash SurpissS Of
S1G0-503 90.
SUCH facts peak for themselves. and commend
the Phnlix IN such fiery times a. the present 70
the confidence and patronage Of the public.
PHGNIx POLICIES ISSUED PROMPTLY, BY
P. A. saNNs. RrsIDrsr AsssT.
jan IT. IssT-sw
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17
. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,

Ne. Cash Assets. sI,O5s,s.s 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-25

Although was among entire strangers
ielt degree Of fellowship with those
present. and certainly left the village with
regret, but with higher opinion of the
morals of the place than before. Let me
SIMPLY say to the good people of st. Johns
bury: Go and see and hear for yourselves
take the children along, and make them
happy-lel them keep step to thu music.
and in few years they will be better fitted
TO keep step to the music of the '.Union p,
Give me such chaste, elevatiug. and social
entertainments as these, and YOU may have
nigger minstrels with black faces and
blacker characters,-coutorted faces and
MISUNDERSTANDING operas and panora-
mas OF Moses in the bulrushes, if YOU
please-and last. if not least, the komikali-
ties OF that very komical BROWNE.
BOStDR. Jan. Is.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-25
" est Concord.

The convention of Good Templars a
West Concord. Jan. 18th. was a very pleas
ant as well as profitable meeting. Dele
EateS were present from the lodges at Cab
OF, II. Johnsbury, and Lunenburg. Not
WtflStandin@ Uncle Jack put on his mos1
awful face in the morning. goodlr num-
Der OF the fraternity were present In the
forenoon a secret session was heId-in the
afternoon public meeting. \ resolution
was discussed tor the benefit and strength.
ening of the lukewaIm friends of temper,
aucr:
Hesotred. There are professed friends OF
temperance more responsible for the sins OF
mtemperance than all other persons.
Remarks were made upon the resolution
by RevS. Tabor and Granger. and Messrs.
Williams. Bell and May. For the credit OF
ne clergymen we are compelled to say
they were not afraid to express their opin-
ions tearleSsly. In the evening Rev. p. n.
Granger delivered al address. mainly re-
ierling to the objections made against the
order. His address was full of illustrations.
simple and ap.-his delivery plain and dis
linct. The order. he told us. had increased
from 500 members in 50. TO 1900 in sc. in
this state. In the United States and Brit
lsh Provinces the fraternity numbered 3OO.-
600. and he predicted in a few wears it
would reach 100000 members. We hone
ii may prosper till there is no longer poor
incDl late to demand tie attention of So
Der thinkin" community.
Mrs. Susan McGrc@Or. now G5 wears of
age. spun and wove during last season Go
yards OF cloth. Where is the young miss
VINO beats :....The Methodist society held
a quarterly meetin" here last Satui dav and
Sunday. The church is increasing in num-
br!S....Wc are going to be relieved of an
cid pest 1t last. The town has made a
contract with Mr.. J. ). Pike to construct.
next Spling. TeStlc bridge across the riv-
cr iii this village. 1t will not only be a
very useful structure. but an ornament to
the place. 20 Il traveller it is no pleasin"
sight I" see a big sign telling him in printed
black and White: This bridge is unsote."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-25
DR.. Schenck the Lung Doctor.


81. The Proprietor Of SCHNCK'S PULMONIC SYR
w the Inventor of SCHENCk'S RFSIIROMETER tn.
uiN H-uHhe That Can 10 a certainty detect the slight
muruiur OF the respiratory ORGANS.
This i OF great inpO. lance TO DR. SCHENCK TO know
the exact condition oi the lungs whether it is Tube
ios PULMONARY Bronchial Peur tic or Dyspeptic Con
sumption and whether il is both lungs or only one that
diseased.
requires constant and long practice 10 become fanil
lar WIN every sOuLd or ratting of diseased tonchia
.uoe; fatcht. come To DR.. SCHENCK get examine 4
tlai have been examined by their family physician who
tod them that their lung almost gone when by
close examination with the Kespirometer IL is often found
thatt Is an affection OF the brohchii tube; al by get
uS heathE action OF tie liver and tone the stomach
the sufferer Is sCOn restored health SOMETIMES Inedi
de that Will stop cou is death 10 the pat lent
II ochS up The ver stop, The circulation the blood
Ltn0rTh6sc follows ani in TACT stopping the action Of
the very organs that caused the cough
pr- SchtnCk VIII be professional ly al his rooms every
week j Bond street. cw York and Hanover street
BUStun from N until p N. He gives advice free
bur tor thorough examination with the Resprome, er
the charge Is % His me cneS Tor sale by all drug
csis and dealers. al>v iul supply all times al HI,
Rooms Price ni The Pumnuc Syrup and Seaweed Tonic
eaol 81 % per bte or 81 50 the hall dozen Mandrake
Pulls - cents per bOX. GEO. =. GOODWIN 1 co 3,
Hanover Street Agents Tor Boston For sale by all ru
S>is- eithwtNUv267
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ORLEANS COUNTY
\ son of Aaron Collins of Crattsb,

\ son of Aaron Collins of CrattSburv.
Sid under a pair OF horses, and was kick
ed. the consequence btin" Il fractured
skull. Ii is not safe to slide in the tray
cic,i roads.
!. II. Cochr;m's (Cratt>burvl crop OF
wheat last season was titty-two Bushels
from two bushels of seed >own on one
acre and a quarter of land This land
wa, pIowcd in the autumn o: 1853, and
top-dle--ed with manure at >owino-tmc.
\ barn belonging to Mr.. James Craig
OF Wc>tmOre was burned in December.
Loss, 500 insurance in Farmers Mu-
tual for $3.50
The Newport Express says, on Monday
NIGHT Stark Morse with two boon COM
panlonS were having Il drunken revel at
the house I'll his father, Benz. Morse,
about three miles from that village, when
bis father entered the room and asked
them TO de,ist, and if possible. keep quiet.
Stark thcreupon seized lis iather, stripped
off his pants which Stark claimed as his,
and then gave him a very severe beating
about the heal. THIS morning the parties
were brought before Justice Sargent. and
Stark was bound up in the sum of $500.
and wa, committed to Jail. The others
were discharged. Stark is noted char
acter, and richly deserves the scverest pun
i>hment.
The donation, on last Monday evening
at the Congregational church. in Derby
for the benefit OF Rev. j. p. Stone
amounted to $3.50.
On Wednesday, January lG, the friends
of Rev. Mr.. Billiard, met at Newport
Centre, and made their pastor a donation
OF :>lOo.J3. The largest donation eve,
made tor any minister at Newport Centre.
y donation visit was held a, Barton
Landing, on the afternoon and evening OF
Jan. ID. for the benefit of Rev. Silas
WigginS, pastor Of the Methodist church
there. The Gifts amounted to Sl0i.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
David Jacks Of MarShfield caught %
mink> last fall, and sold the skins for Sc
each.
GuStavus Hubbard OF Montpelier, had
his right arm amputated Just above the
wrist, having accidentally shot himself il
the wrist, while out cunning at St. Paul
MINI.
Two owls were caught In Aliddiesex, il
a trap, the other day, one measuring !
feet inches from tip TO tip, and the 9TH
er 4 feet 10 inches, one each morning, b,
Freeman ~. 1,.cXanuer.
Chauncey Bingham of Warren. wa
thrown. under some logs he was moving
and broke his left LEG twice above tn,
knee. injured his right LEG, and was other
. wise badly bruised.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
. Tie proposed railroad from White Hiy
CT Junction 70 Woodstock will be Ii mile
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CARO.-The subscribers, with heartfelt gratitude,
would tender their sincere thanks to the church and
pie of Psumpic fr their liberal donations and cord ia
greeting, on the afternoon aud evening Ct ,.,
,AN "''' thy thank tn. kid hearted ls
s, who purchased, and notwithstanding the badness
the gCng by dint Of much effort drswed T. the parsor
age barrel of extra flour. The ell was S11s
%. Nay God reward the dLors with the gift Of ever
lasting life, Z. EVANS.
a. A. EVANS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-25

, CoINTERFEITEi;S SENTENCED.-In the
United States circuit court on SATURDAY.
Judge SmalIey presiding, four men, found
guilty OF counterfeting United States cur
rency. received sentence: their terms
ranging from SIX months to twelve years.
How long will it be before the president
pardons them Fire Press.
Andrew johnson attended copperhead
dinner III Washington on the eighth day
OF january, one OF the Blair family being
selected to preside. After the president
has eaten salt with these Arabs. he might
about as well take up permanent resi-
dence with them. Then we shall know
Just where to find him. Concord .Stat,n1a.
~ mandatory OF printing types from
vulcanlzcd rubber has been started at
Dalston, England. The type is lighter
than the metal kind, costs only one-lhir,I
as much, and is said to equal it in quality
and durability.
HE Congregatlonal:st contains list of
iorty-slN Congregational ministers of New
England who have died during the year.
Of these. nine were between eighty and
ninety years old, nine between seventy and
eighty, twelve between sixty and seventy.
and the average of the whole at death was
sixty-tour years.
The Ncrmonter who was imprisoned in
ONO on charge of blackcning sheep and
selling them as merinocS. has turned the
tables. His sheep were genuine, and til.
prosecutor is row in Jail for false impris-
Unment.
Some of the delegates going to the dem
ocrailc convention at New Haven. the
other day. thought the train went rather
slow. ant. asked an employee Oh the train
What VS. the matter 1--WE ALWAYS 90
Slow to Il funeral" was the answer.
The severity of the season at the west is
shown from the fact that at the mouth of
the Ohio. the Mississippi river was lately
50 gor9ed with ice that it took thirteen
hours to get through.
The importation of iirccrackcrs Is for
hidden by the new tariff bill Mr.. Fes-
sender inserted the clause because the
"rcat fire at Portland was caused hy
! crackers.
Frederick L. trelnghuyson has been
elected United States senator from New
Jersey, to fill the vacancy caused bv the
death OF Mr. Wright. The vote stood
frcIlnghuy>on fl. Stockton 81.
Gov. Morton is elected United State.
senator from Indiana. The vote III tbe
senate stood IS to 10, and in the house
| 80 to Sc.
\. +. Willis, the poet, author, and late
editor OF the Home Journal, died at hi,
residence at ldlewild Sunday evening at
the age of eighty.
y Washington special says Gen Grant
and family intend to sail for Europe in
April next, and will visit the Paris Expo-
>itlon.
a single lode in Nevada is turning out
more silver and gold annually than did
the famous mines of Potosi in their palmi-
est days, and which at one time built up
Il city of 100000 inhabitants.
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What is Best fo- Costiveness ? De- HARal
sons PERTALTIo LozESGEs warranted in all case.
Ct the piles end falling of the rgcum. We promise
cure for all symptoms of dyrpep such oppression a
ter eating, stomach splitting of food papitatiou al
co. headache, dizziness pain in the back and lons vel
lowness Of the skin and eyes, sick headache coated
tongue, bouness, liver complaint loss of appetite de
billy, monthly pains and all Irregular ies neurslgia
famine &, tic. tfeb1
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. We are
not in the habt of putting" patent medicines but we
cheerfuy add testimony to that of many others in
favor ct this medicine The Pain Killer is invaluable
for the diseases for which it is recommended Try bot
tie OF it and if we do not state correcy-Ronan Cit
ize1i.
Perry Davis Pain Killer is one of few of the
thousand and medical preparations put on SALE
which has rare degree of merit. Consequently, while
msy other medicines sink into their primitive in
significance and forgotten the Pain Killer is perst-
emily and successfully establishing its lasting reputa-
tion.-lHoha,rk VALLEY Register.
Sold by J. e.. Bingham, St Johnsbury tfeb1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-25
A MEXICAN 4 F0REIGNPATENTS
X. III. Eddy, Solicitor of Patents.

Late agent Of l. S Patent orso- ws>hI.r1.n ,n,sr
The ACT Of lsa1-)
80 STATE Street, opposite kllby Sfrsef Bcston
After IA exi-nsive praxiice OF Upwards u twenty res
o"lbsues secure patents la United Sle, a. a.
uieai Britain France aud tther ireisn countries a..
Nals siiOns. bo.as assunlenIs aud a naner.
OF ufA~liss iSr pateiiss caeculea uoers ,rn sna
VIII despatch le>e&Tches made American or -,
elSn works. 10 deie rniue The vaIdity or uty az "a.
ei'is or lnseniOiir-and advice
In al matters touching The sane. Jpe. OF IN. cl.,xs
am patent furnished 10y remttins 81 Assyum.nt. r.
corded al " 4shington-
rKsfiaoKIAls
i.eca,a a, foas a one 81 The most successful ana
.ApADae VAN whom have had oficass IA
'eiooorse- ChAS' AA>oN. Commissioner OF PaIeuis
nave no hesiAh'- IN assuring Inventors raar they
- , S4S'" pers5n more competent ant ,rasiwor-
80 .-Ofe pabc Il putting their appIoaINsfs Ia q
al 10 SCI ure cars am lava AIDE cousuer-
atom at tae patent Vihce.'' EDsuND sgnkE
( Late COfalnissaon u Patents
MI X Ediy has made for me IL applications. uIs
all hi U Which patents have t-e granted. aud that
Is INV p-ndns Urusias-aVc prod Vl great
aud abng his lAaTl lGsG- sue 10 reUO,nnend
tor 10 Apply procure ihelr patents they
msys sur OF having Inc faithful ~ leui IN trstw-
ed On their Cases, Al veiy Reasonable ceAIre,-
JOAN TAGGART-
Daring eight roEth-. the suhscra-r- ia Of his
la-ge raclle. - csed apgaCa i0l>. 10
Appeals, every 'shrCa decided la isSST. b.
me Commission OF patents. L. IL kODf-
4 S9sioa. jan D, l,S1--iy.
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MARRIAGES..

A. - Johnsbury Jan. 2l by Rev L. {. Cumm ngs
Mr. VIM ii. Gardner and Mis- Anna Trask, both Of Sa-
lem, Mass.
AZ Walkers Hotel in Lyndon, Jan. Il, b. Rev Il ii
BIcktori, Mr.. F. NJ Sherman of Newport and Miss Mary
D. b ckwi,h Of West Burke. Aso The same tim. and
place, Mr. Henry 5 Rot Of Newport, and Miss Abbe W
CaIpe tie Of Lyndon.
In st. iohnsbury, Jan. 10, by Rev. l.. II. Tabor. Mr.
Chcster l. Cay OF Lyndon, "nl Mss .mi, pron.,. 81
Newport.
In lr'slrg, Jan. l., by Rev Pliny H. White. Mr.. Lu
thcr b. Fe sons Of New York, and Miss Emily Morrill,
IrasbIrg.
IN lras urg, Jan. l., Mr. A NJ Crane editor of the
Winchester VA ,IourIll and Miss l.. NJ d. FL n, Of
Isburg
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Bbic N0HSr q: CGHs5Oniin0Die.

bijir House az CGustOHiiH0pie.
the Rev. Isaac &. Bliss. the indctatiga-
.r missionary, and for several years past
IRE agent Of the American bible society in
''n>janinople, VIII preach to the churche.
ol ii. John>bury Plain next Sabbath. Jan.
-'tA. Nr. Bliss happily blends the Chris
tau, philanthropiSt and scholar. He has
addressed many years Of harlShips and
PEN. Promoting changes the most StUDen-
dolls and btn"ncrnt iii the land where
'MrJanly was c.adlcd. aud comes TO us
..">. from the iicld "nd with a Storchouse
u FACTS which cannot fail to interest. Hav-
- 'olicd. with others Of that noble mis-
'''aIl hdnd III The orient. 20 prepare the
way Tor more permanent foundations of
iI'lr>tant institutions. lie is spcndin" a
NIUE season IL this county. to raise $50.-
100 l"r . bible house at ConStantinople.
"'l''h snail he 4 centre and a rallvin@
point Tor missionary operations in all that
aon' ii'js design meets with general
.-''f' amt H. contamination will mark a
"'', important era in the history Of mod
IF titt-'foiI> ant civilization in Turkey.
W. A"o" not whether 20 congratulate the
PIE o' st. Johnsbury more on the OPP
'...I'Ity to hear and see the man. or to
,'. stock in SO promising and important
H. 'n'~lpri>c. y.
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long, or over one-fourth Of the distance t,
Rutland, to which point it will probabl,
be extended. The subscriptions nov
amount to 1914, 900, Of which Wood
stock takes $4,000, and a company ha
been organized with the following boar,
OF directors: Peter L. Washburn, Thorn
as +. Powers, Albert G. Dewey, Charlie,
Dana, Francis W. Clarke, Lewis Pratt
Frank y. Billings, Charles S. RAYMOND
and Otis Chamberlain.
The glist-mill of Mr. Dodge of Nor.
witch was burnt Oh the 18th, with 2OC
barrels OF flour. Insured for So 900.
The revival of religion at Ludlow is in
crcasing and embraces all AGES. The
number of converts is at least forty.
STATE AT LARGE.
RAILROAD FIGHT-On the | 9TH, Pres
ldent Smith of the Vermont & Canada
road, took Possession of the Western Vt.
road, from Rutland to Troy, under lease.
lhls road had been previously run by the
Troy d Boston road, and on that day the
Western sued the Troy d Boston for back
rents and refusal to deliver up the West
ern road, and the rolling stock and other
OF the L. & b. was attached.
linen the 1. & b., gave notice that
they will not run their trains north of
HooSlc, n. T., and Gov. Smith followed
by glvln" notice that he will take the
freight OF the Western road to y. Y. and
Boston via Rutland, Bellows Falls. &c
Hon. W. {. Smith has been appointed
president of the VT & Canada X. X. Co..
to fill the vacancy caused by the death of
Hon. Lucius Il. Peck.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-25
An Effectual Worm Medicin

An Efectual Worm Medicine. -. Browns
'eTmituge Commits. Worm Lozenges.-Much sickness,
undoubtedly. with children and adults attributed
other CAUSES is OcCasoned by worms The vermifu &c
ooinnts although eeotua in destroying worms can do
10 pos blc injury to the most delicate child This valua
Die combination has been successfully used by physicians
and found to be safe and in eradicating worms
hurtiu to children. Children having worms require i'm
mediate attention. neglect of the trouble often
prolonged sickness. symptoms In children are
often overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowels
C''e an irritation, which be removed only by the
use ct sure remedy The combination of ngrede It's Us
ed IN maxim Browns Vermuge Commits is such as to give
the best possible effect with safety. CURTIS BROWN
Propetors, New York Sold BY all dealers in medicines
al Is cents a box. tmyl567
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- Ihc surveyors of wood and lumber
..,lr village Of It. Joilusbury are Daniel
Carpenter, \. ). Livingston. Geo. Wells.
IT,. Chadwick. Barron Mouit0n. Il. {. NJ.
4,ac. j. VI. Hancock. II. Il. Drew, y. NJ.
..a,on. ;. Randall, l.. Morris.
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TIL, CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

,,,,.rd avor TO make The Gale DOMAIN valuable for
. rys ard our friends in Caledonia, Essex AID
.,,pties VIII confer great favor 10 US and add
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