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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-28
ASK, INQUIRE--AsK THOSE WHO

Those only who know by trial or immediate observation
form any idea nj the effects Of the perfect ref Of the
almost charm-llke cures effected in cases OF the PILES
RHEUMATISM ALL SwELLINGs, AID ALL EXTERNAL
PAINS, no matter how severe, by the use of Hays Lini
ment Find one who has USED it that will not aud 1t above
e things ever used, and you will Gnd-what cannot be
found.
For the relief Of suffering human beings who may he ai
nctcd, beg YOU 10 dsklsk these who know-ask the
Hon. ALFRED CoNKLN U. $. Judge for that district re-
siding nenr Aubernj ask MATTHEW j. MYRER, ESQ, A.
thems, ~ "; ask Gen DUFF GREEN, late Of washing
ton city each Of those gentlemen know OF cases unconiue
able by all other remedies physicians though tried for
many years that have been cured by Of the genuine
HAYS LNINENr. Thousands of other persons known SIM
liar cures. We appeal To their OF scc-lher hG-
man feelings.
1t is but duty YOU to your suffering fellow being
10 lot this greet remedy be known. Speak II Meh to all
your friends. THIS will much pain where the ncwss
papers read, where readers are mere os be-
cause many worthless articles aae advertised for the
purpose, To buyers say, if all who have used II
do not say it is boy Ond all praise, then do not ke it,
The proprietor will not allow this article to be paid for
unless it cures when all the directions fully followed.
WW any one suffering refuse noW to try 1t! Uhe does,
he ought to be piticd more for his oJstdcy than his
suffering
he not compelled by his OF moal-o religious duty
do all in his power tor victims OF distress and misery.
For this purpose he would sooner devote iOrtunc than
secure Il dollar for any worthless article.
LOON OUr--Somc SwiadterS haze coantepcdcd this
article, Gnd PIT mp rih rGriOHS d,wcesi DO hot be
imposed upon Ono thing only will protect you--it the
name of COMsTOCK u Co. That name must be a'ways
on thc rrapper or YOU ac cheated DO not forget it,,
Take this direction with yon, and test by that or never
buys for it is impossible for any othcrto he true or
genuine SOLOMON HAYS.
sold By CoMSrOCK & CO., Q rctchcr-s,rcct n. "
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our ranks, able and willing to advocate our cause,
and defend our rights in the halls of Congress, this
ruiiled shirt, prvedged order, are out upon HIM
with all the ialsehood and filth they can muster IN
their own ranks, and among the disaiiected OF all
ranks. Some little flirting opponent of the militia,
has stated that Gen. Ransom, wore ruiicd SHIRT.
IT'S false and have learned from unquestionabe
authority that he has not owned such IL garment
this ten years, He is none of your lady fingered
fops, but hard handed soldier and farmer.
The Mercury, as well as its contributors, has
always been hostile TO the militia, and the little
squad of lawyers, clerks and students, who stuff its
NAV, are fit tools to do the dirty work Of Everett,
Jarvis & Co. But, soldiers, rally and let these
upstart slandercrs understand that we have ballots
as well as bayonets BETHEL.
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WHITE RIVER ACADEMY,

TENE first Term Of this Institution will commccc Mon
day the 3st day u. August, under the superintendent
of H. Lord, (son ri President lorD graduate ut Dart
mouth College Of the class Of c39,
Mr. Lord has been engaged IN teaching since he gradual
ted and his success rs teacher has been such us TO 6nc
him to the confidence Of the Pablo.
The Term will continue IL weeks. Tuition for English
branches $500 Languages Sc $3.50 Board and rooms can
be obtained in the village for j0 per week The Academy
is new Building erected the present season, pleasantly
situated on IN emncnce little retired from the business
part OF the village, the road leading Norwich. Gen
tctn and Ladies from abroad who are dcSrols ol spcn
c, 'n ,'~-~"',y -"' r'""u''!," "a'
respectfully invited To attend this Institution, no pains
will be spared the part OF the Inhabitants to accOo
date them ind render their situation pleasant.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
JUSTIN {. BROOKS, Secretary.
Hartford, August 7th 1870. lj-3w
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'The deputy Postmaster is wing.
For the Shirt of The Agc.

Mn. EAsTMAN:-Two or three days before the
flair up at Stanford, certain tin-pcdcr happened
at our store, and stated that he had just from
5. where he was enQuired Of respecting his pllnci-
pies and found to be Il Loky, Well, a certain
Physician who lives not Thousand miles from that
place, wished to purchase a number of articles OF
ware, but finding the peder to he true and whole
soulcd republican, and from the Granite State, he
thanked him and thought he would wait for an
honest whiggy to sell him II tn-pan.
1urust is 1910
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RE-OPENED RE.OPENED.

YTNIE Subscriber respectful informs his friends in the
Il Village Of Woodstock and vicinity that he has taken
the shop the Store Of T. Hutchinson Jr, lately occ
pied by james NJ. Fisher, rs taors shop where he H.
tends carry the above business in all the various
branches. lie also returns his thanks to the citizens iu
the past uvos that they hive bestowed upon HIM. aud he
hopes they will continue the patronage aS usual, rs
he will warrant all garments made mp in his shop To III
cusomcs-ud will always he found in his shop ready &
wait on all who may favor him with thcirrl's!ur
~ u. Particular attention paid to eating Tor Others u
make up. All work executed with ncnncss aud dispatch
HENRY T.. TAFT.
Woodstock, June II, 1910 '-u
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AwrUI. CATAsTRoPHE. We understand that
a rcpor, is in circulation in this city, on the au-
thorily ola gentleman just arrived from Albany,
that as the Railroad cars between Albany and
Schenectady, were passing BRIDGE it gave way,
and precipilated the cars, passengers and ALL TO the
number of one hundred and fifty into the water-&
that weaty-Serea of the passengers were drowned,
We have learnt no particulars, bay State Dem.
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HIRAM Moore, Sec.

CAUSE OF DUFF GREENS WHIGIsM.-
The reason why Duff concluded to support llarri-
son for the Presidency is the fact that he has pur-
chased large number Of acres Of Allcgany coal
lands, which he wishes TO palm off upon some hon
es, individuals at three times their orgiona cost
lie had the sngaciiy to lorcsce, that sound, rcgu-
lar, uniform and unllucualng currency, would
follow an overthrow of the Bank party this fall
and that with such currency, the prospects of the
SPECTATORS to prey npon the rest of the COM
mnnilv, would be blasted. This is the cause Of
Duff 5 whigsnl. Like most of the British whig
leaders, he is greedy, a,aricious spEcuLAroR
and uphoIds the changcabe paper system because
il cnlches them out of the losses Of the public a
large. Ought honest men 10 heed his conilscls'-'
Spirit Of dcm0cracy
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THIS Is THE WAY.
EAST BETHEL, Aug. II, L

EAST BETHEL, Aug. II, 1910.
Mn. EAsrMAN,-Soon after the mail came in
last Saturday, the Deputy Pos,master* delivered
to some young ladies ten papers of No. of The
Pulse Of the People, TO make caps to wear in pro-
cesson to meet the young men who were about to
return from the Stanford Cider Convention. Two
packages of The Spirit of the Age have never
been received; and of other packages, some have
been missing. This is the way the federal officers
conduct themselves towards those who promote
them. 5. ii.
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b. BE suve and gel
out all the vOtevs.
TYSON FURNACE,
PLYMOUTil, VT.


TaNIIE subscriber would respectfully call the attention
Il the public, dealers in Stoves, Iron ware, &c, to The
manufactures of this establishment Within three years
Blast Furnace and all the buildings machinery hnrcbeci
bu and put in operation necessary to manufacture iron
and nut the various forms of castings required for TINS
market. In this time more t u0 hnRSrCd tons O good
ouudy metal has been made at these works The Facilities
nj this place for working iron such as enable the pro-
prictUr to compete successfully with other manufacturers
in this country and the Blast Furnace having been III OPP
Grafton for several months and making more than
thirty tons Of excellent soft metal per week. furnishes
supply of Stoves stove plate lall'w'Nmt, Cnl!drons
and every variety oCastrgs and Pig Iron OF superior quail
ity, on the most favorable terms, TO dealers.
4 supply Of the much approved WoOson Improved Cook
stovr Wit air tight furnace, Badger, lidywards, the
Rcvcrlc ur Premium, several patterns elevated over
Cook Stoves and other patterns adapted TO the different
markets. all sizes six patc Box Stoves, Vermont Far
ors much emhcshcd and improved llasp Par Tor, new
md beautiful pattern, (Which for symmetry aud TASTE
pronounced superior to any thing Oithc kind IN the mar
ke) laowwarc Fire Frames, &c &c,, now ON hand ana
will he su favorable terms, ut very reduced prices tt
dealers.
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Berkshire Medical Institution,

TIME Annual course of lectures in this Institution will
commence on the first Thursday, tth Of August lS4s,
ANA continue thirteen weeks.
Fee for the whole $50 fec for those who have al
ready attended two full courses SlO-graduation fee sle
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
II. H. CHILDs, D.,
Theory and Practice of Medicine and Obstetrics.
WILLARD PARKER NJ. D.,
Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
ROBERT WATTS, in. NJ. D.,
.Gcncral and Pathological .inatomy.
DAVID PALMER NJ D.,
Chemistry, Materia Medica, and Jurisprudence
ROBERT NELSON, NJ D.,
-inotomy and Physiology.
The Berkshire Medical Institution has been in operation
about twenty years and has been literally by the
public II has ever been the object of the trustees to make
the advantages Offered To sdcnts by this School cores
pond with the rapidly improving State OF medical science
PARKER l.. HALL, Sec'y.
Pittsfeld Mass, May, 1910. 4-3m
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VOTING; DAY.
ANOTHER WING soNG-ron THE Loco roco PRESS.
Tusg-UcShing D1v.

MOTHER WING soNG-fon THE Loco roco PRESS
TusE,-UcShing Day.
Our cnrsc with clouds was overcast,
Our hopes began 10 fall,
When We devised Il plan at LIST,
Ia raise heavy squall.
We told old Hal aud Winfield Scott
To &C., out OF the why;
For triumph with them We could not
Upon voting day.
So Ills march mnrch drum drum,
Shot, shout away,
With Harrison well 90 Ohcad
LntI the voting day.
Our cause IL IL glorious cause,
There's none so free from evil;
Van Buren, Is sofccrcr,
And Benton Is the Devil,
One lIct the lokys can't mistake,
One truth the, cau't gninsay,
That wings prOligiuus efforts make
Before tho voting day.
For Ills march march, drum drum,
Shout, shout away,
Aud 50 we ALWAYS go ahead,
Until the voting day.
A fellow once inquired Of me
II our old Hal was dead;
81 understand he is" says he,
"hnd also buried"
80 no." says !, ait is not true,
The wings were all for Clay,
Unlil the! found he would not do
Upon voting day."
so It's march march, drum drum,
Shout, shout away,
With Harrison wen 20 0hcnd
Until the voting day.
A loky foxy passing by
Our cabin made Of logs,
At me one day cooked mp his eye,
Enchanting, "JOly dogs"
Saws he, Won like the lal,'ring class,
You 60 for bone and grisllc-
I'm half inclined before pass,
To stop and wet my whistle.
For Ills tnp tap, sws swig,
Tap, tap away,
And let us all be merry, boys
UhtH the voting day"
When to the table we went up,
lie lifted high in mir,
A biz old fashioned pewter cup,
With lots of cider there;
And ere he swallowed its contents
With three cupacious swigs,
Says he, am bet you iifty cents
THE LORys LIcK the wings.
For It's tap tap, swill swirl,
Tap, tap away.
guess you'l lind Your cider sour
Upon the voting day."
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NOTICE. WARREN& MUTE, world respectfully
N rive notice their friends and the public that they
continue manufacturing Saddles Harnesses Trunks VAL
Uses and Carpet Bags, and all other articles in their line Of
business to suit customers ut their old tand-as they III
tend to suit customers in order to get living by their bust
ncss-and they respectfully return their thanks for past
patronage, and hope for u continuance
Woodstock, MAY 2, lel0. LIT
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f Arts" was unanimously conferred upon
by the faculty Of the University at that time.
have felt it duty owe to Gen. Ransom to
this statement, as silence on my part might
bnstrued into an admission of the truth Of
Al Pry's" statement as regards my opinion OF
! Ransom. am sir,
Your Obt seryt.
THOS. w. FREELON.
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NOTICE.

vgylE subscriber respectfully tenders his thank. to The
II inhabitants of Ilnrand aud vicinity, and would take
this method to inform them that he has purchased tlt
stock in trade Of T.. NJ. n $. r. Stockcr which he nov
onrs for sale at the store formerly occupied by them
whirh h, will sell for cash. produce short approved
credit as cheap us be purchased at any store IN WIND
sur County. E W. SioOhr.N.
| Ilar,land, August "a, lsiO. l'-u
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For the Shirt of the .4gc.

Mr. EDITOR 81 understand that I" Paul Pry"
and Horace Everett were in company on the 18th
and 10th insts, Can YOU inform me whether, the
article in the last Mercury was the joint production
of the Federal firm, of EcereH aad Pry'
PAUL PRY Jr.
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ATTUESIGS OFOLD TIME,

- USSEIL ~ CLARKE, Watch.nakcrs and Jewellers,
IL directly opposite Whitncy's hotel, Woodstock, VT,
keep constantly hand, for sale general assortment 81
Clocks, Watches and lowcry. Watches and Time Pieces
of all description repaired and warranted tn perform we'll
on reasonable terms Also Music Boxes and AccOrlOns
repaired and tuned on short notice
All orders from abroad By mail or otherwise, will recCiye
immediate attention.
May Z, 1910 Lift
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DISSILUNION,

TENIIE Copnrtnerp heretofore existing under the name
and firm of H. VI. ~ :. u. SOrkcr, is this day dsso
we'd hy mutual consent. All persons having unsettled nc
count. with us are requested settle the immediately
and all and notes of more than one years standing
must be paid without further delay. e..,.,
| T. NJ. STOCKER,
i 5. Il. STOCKER,
JIurt,anl AuulSt 81, lsin l1r
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| ~ A.BRYANT \ Co., Have on hand aud Hrc Just
". receiving prime assortment ut slIha ana sumner
Goods which viii be sold mt uncommon Tor prices Tor cash
ar nuprnvrd credit. such prices cannot ,l 10 s" '
toners Please call ard They VIII he SOFA on INC
same terms heretofore excepting that n accounts when
uc not maid within the wear alter the account has COM
menccd will be considered cash. and must be PAID III cash
~ Z. All demands due Of more ihnn one years sahu
| ing must bu paid, no inl'trhv' .,..,,u
NAV ~ GA nRYANT & Co.
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NOTICE.,

EbROKE IL to the cucluusure OIhc subscriber on the l1l
nd Mstunt dark che. Ut Cullrd horse with white
tripcn his nc supposed be rx Years old the
wlcr is re-, ne led to call and pay damages ard take him
away. JONATHAN CHADWICK,
Wuod- ock VI July 2l lao. l3tf
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WITT a SOUTUGArE, Merchant Taiors, have Just
w received from ru,ton the most splendid assortment
ot ;onds in their line nj business offered IN tins section.
or Tho rourtry consisting in part Of IrOadcOts, CASH
mcres Doc Skins new style, McrnO Cassmcresand summer
goods nj every description
rood assortment of domestic goods and Tnlors trim
mnTs m NIL kind, and low prices for cash or short crCdt
W a T. Platter themselves that with every means III
their powcr and b. constant attention tn ther busess,
hcy shall be able answer the calls OF oil who MA! iavor
them with their patronage. ,
All kinds Of garments made on short notice ara warrant
ed TO fit or no sale, aud in good STYLE Hs III any o'Rcr
shon Cutting done for Others to make on ;! o holce
'" ", .,acL n1o, : ian l-tf
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U N ION Nous Il,


CHARLES Stafford, takes this occasion to inform
" the public that he has taken the SIUN House, lately
popular under the supervision of Mcssrs. CnrRCn
SHERMAN, where he will be happy the old friends
of the House, and the public generally.
July H. lSlO 10
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CUASES COOKING STOVE,
OPERATING rros PRINCIPLE ENTIRELY NEW.

OPERATING uroy PRINCIPLE ENTIRELY NEW.
vgNIE subscriber having contracted win Mr. = L. Chase
for the right 0 his stove for the County oil Wlhdsor
hers leaves to call tcHttCton Ol the public to the SAME
The stove be-, on doubt economical aud convenient
than any other cooking stove IN use II convenient nc
cat,c Of peculiar construction, nll tconolca 'o' 'c
reason that IL will save three ouis 0i the c necessary 10
he consumed in other stoves in order To do an equal IL
mount of cooking 1t contains two ovens o large amen
sons which in an instant have the temperatures cum
crd by nnpcrs s be adapted 10 baking or roasting the
mos, delicate ms wc the coarscsl food. The boiling dr-
department perfect in ever, pon, Of view s!A boilers
can he used at time, The hrons department $50 con
struc,r that the smoke is not suffered to pass INTO the
roo,n being conveyed directly into the stove Owing To
the popularity Of the principles upon whrh inns stove ol
crates OF the heat from the c tnncr Sulcftut
mass dcr, into the pine, while all the coolest air IN tile
stove is so discharged This done by an air chamber 'orre
rarely ing the air and smoke after has parted WIN It's neat
and in such manner as to produce very strong drnnsht
tim, all the heat generated must be applied to some prac
In proof OF the above have connected with this advert
ismcnt the following certificates from gentlemen nlundobt-
ed character who using the stove in ths Vicinity
IN, slaves will he kent constantly hand and for sale
by. TITUS HUTCHINSON JR.
Woodstock, July nth 1910.
| CERTIFICATES.
Dcar srI have used one Ofyour Cooking Stoves IN my
family for some time past The stove all That yon nav,
recommended il to be and feel 1t my duty to state iha
consider il oilhc most important intentions u'hn
mn kHolriedge. Being simple In construction ana con
fni,n in form deem il to be drrdb, ANA wen calc,l
lated Stove From the ilc that Jciiere uoud sdut IN
prics of The Store in fci in one year III addioh 10 W
1y cortenences which this stove possesses orer an ON
er siorss in use have 10 hesitation in recomcndlngt
pccunay point fvcw toevcry one, whether lh9y nGad
have or have not other stoves PAuL hONE.
| Woodstock, VT, June llth lolo
This cortlcs that, have used s. Chasc's Cooking Stow
for all the purposes Of cooking Washing &c usual III ia'
lies aud find il to be the most economical anu correnun
cooking which have ever used or seen ana rom eA
nerimcni find that il requires than one tourt
ofhr Gcinecessrry 10 be consumed in any other cook
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NoRWICHINsTITUTE.

TEIIIE fall term of the above Institution viii commence
on Munday September, u under the superintendent
Of f. III RiBl I. Young gentlemen hnd ladies Wishing ln
pursur thorough and scientific course OF usu"c'lou WIZ
ind puns spared to render their progress us raPu u"
possible. ,,.
The female department will be conducted ms formerly by
Miss V. TawN, whose reputation Ms scholar tta'hor
ard q luy, needs no comment. -,
The hfanrhc. taught In the ccnicmnus department. VIII
he as follows; Reading and Spelling English Grammar ana
Rhetoric Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry Trronomciry,
Suryc inr and the higher branches 0 MnihemhtcslsioN
and Geography Natural and Moral Ply Usphy, Asronom!
aud Chemistry.
The ladies Department will include besides the above
branChc. Botany Painting and Drawing. ,
The French Language will he taught as nm extra wnnch
Lessons on the Piano will he given by Miss L. ~ hss'I
TO those DESTROYS Of attending to Music. ,
students will be requested to observe correct moral
and personal dcportucnt. -.--.--., ,.
The tvo lcpnrtmcnts will be kept distinct a' possible.
ExrESsEs.
Tuition rcr quarter az weeks ench0 si,VJ
Those who attend to Reading spelling
Writing Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography
and History only, will be charged, c3Io
French per qnart"r-e'tTh, 80
| Lessons on the Piano do, SEW
! Board aud rooms not including wood -
and lights from SI,)V 10 I''J
| TE1r Bcoxy
Smith Grammar. DAYS Algebra, Davic. ICrcrdFe :
Ceo,n,trv Gihsnn's surveying. Gomsiocks PhtlnsophN
nnd Chemistry French. Towlcs Grammar Bowers pic
tionary Vie dc Washington Ti,muquc Charles Doulc dc.
| y9r,rjeh Juiy. ia 1910
This-wil certify that Mr Iucts ilurllut. is n mcmber
Of tie highest class in the Norwich University 7u WIZ
prGil, graduate H the annual Commencement W Aut"s :,
next The tnlrns. literary hnd scientific aiih1sh., ~
Mr. I!urlbcrt will qunf him 10 Instruct seize. nnsi
School nf the irsi order, and rs snch ne Is 'o"''
recommended to all whom II NAY concern. osN n
/ n 4. PARTRIDGE, President OF y. u
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2Gn TONS NO. |. PIG IRON EQUAL TO SCOTCH.

2Oh TONS No, ]. ZIG lhON E0NAI ~ SIo',i'
The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that orders for
the manufactures Ut the establishment will, for quality o
metal and style Of workmanship, be executed to the entire
satisfaction oi purchasers.
Orders for Stoves Plate should be forwarded early in
the season. All communications addressed to the snhcsr
Der ut Tyson Furnace, +. o., Windsor Co. VT, will re-
ccvc prompt attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
~ son Furnace August :, Isle left
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Anil 1910.
- --------7--7- - =
MONEY WANTED.

NATE wan, and must have all debts Que vs. o. more ,op
w one wears standing by the first If August neAt-
Al rersons called upon by this notice VIII, al'ehd 10 II
withuu, delay, and save themselves cost .o,.r,
"''"' E. NJ. n ), r. STOCkFR.
Inrtland, June 30, 1910. S-u
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DISSOLU ITO ".
WANTED.

I'm exchange for goods 500 lbs. Blood root. 200 his
Snake root. 200 lbs Ergo Spurrcd Rye, well drie'
and clcanscd for which fair price will he paid II dev
cred soon by the subscribers. .......
Pomfrct, July 80, 1910. ll-G
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STRAY COW.
NOTICE.

IL those indebted to the Subscriber whose demands
were contracted previous to the first Of January 1870
must be settled before the first Of September ne,t they
will he len in the hands of an attorney for coccnn-Par
ticular contracts excepted. FAtl. HOWE.
Woodstock July 81, leio, IL t-E