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sYOK HUADACaE REMEDY

For the permsncnt cure OF this distressing complaint
never tails. When persev,red ill., II efecuay rrnovai.s
The stem, and does away the cause OF the SICK MR.
vOls HEADACHE. Thousands have tried II, aid iouiiG
precisely the relief which the article promises to be."r
Certificates OF the strongest knd hLd from Inc nos, fs
spectacle persons, are IN possession Of tile propreto.
SOME oiwhch have been pubsned tesNlhst 10 the er-
and others to immediate relief gwen by li
remedy II affords relief to the afflicted ~ 10 or ~ nv
utes from the hrst dose Ifsken when the symptoms Of
All attack are first felt prevents the further progress Of
the complaint and produce no danger al any 'imt T.
all excessive dose in such case II would only throw
OF the contents Of the stomach leaving sweet sd neal
tbs with All excellent appetite. All afflicted with heal
ache should not tail TO procure the article ana feHe'o
themselves from SO distressing complaint
Physicials have In many Instances gwen II TO Their
pstients and in every instance. TO our knowledge WIN
great satisfaction have found CERTAIN cure. scA aho
Nervous Heaaachc is COMPLAINT with when pm noiss
do not wish have thing to do, and seneray ire
scribe eny for temporary relief consequently W sponu
Sick Headache Remedy escapes the oppsa'non wh'en
come her propretory articles meet rom taa source
Try IL once AND YOU neverwi rsgresit us composed
entirely OF vegetables, and contains NO mineral OF o''
nous drug any kind aud does not require AM eha"se
Sold whoIs.sis and retail by comsock 4 Co. Whole
saIo Druzssts Flschsrstreet ~ Y, and BY tse pne-
psi Druggists in the Union.
JUDGE PATTERSON.
Reed the following from Judge Patterson for thirty years
the I'm, Judge in the County III which be vrs
Middietou~, y. J. March H. iS~'
Mcssrs, cop,stock a Co.
tcntirmeu-Yon ar. at liberty make such use Of the
following certificates YOU deem viii best suvcf" e
purposes for which II 10 intended.
CERTIFICATE or JUICE PArrERsON.l
IHgREHy CERTIFY iha, my dsnghter has been sme,ss
with sick head ache for the space Of about ~
attacks occurring once In abodt two weeks He9%ag
lasting q hours during which time the ParoNsp' n'e
been 20 severe. apparent, soon to ue nv. n "
And afcy having tried aHost sl other resots " ,a
have been induced last rtsot o tr' sp.nn nra:
ache Remedy as sold by you sad 10 np rn, is,Ii
men, and low Of herself and all her friends fono very ms
,ar,a ro,i,Trom the frs, dose Of the meecine She hiss
a. m tho direction. with the article and In every
:, az when nm attack threatened has found immediate
relief until she is uesr permanently cured Ihe sihs
arc now very seIdom aud disappear almost in cuiuep
Ger taxing the ausnty directed. hore that o'heIt
nav hc hsnefeed by the Of this truly Invaluable med
,cinr h.s induced send you the nbovo, snd p""is
yout obsscbt servent. - -
'o'' JEHU PATTERSON.
Judge u the Court OF Z. =.
For sale In Woobstock VI by ,,x.ox =.
Sly ]. HI 'e'
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THCEISoNLxA INFIRMARY,
---AND--
INSANE HOSPITAL.
EAST RANDOLPH. IT.
DIR. ]. SMITH.

vvNENDERS his grateful acknowledgements to his friends
and the enlightened public, for the liberal patronage
bestowed on his establishment for than three years
past and which, he happy TO has more than doubled
every year, until u is admitted that he does double the
business Of any other physician ID Randolph and the
board OF assessors for le3g-one OF them an D-have
assessed him $40 for his medical iaculty-and himself
aud the rest Of the regulars only from SO to $40 each
This shows the estimate which 10 placed upon the skill
aud practice OF DIR smith In his own towneven By those
whose interest II Is to oppose him.
lie desires most respectfully to inform nvads Of every
description that non in the spring Of the year, 10 the
time them 10 the Thonsonan y Of med.
icine, for relef and he is ready receive them, and
give them the best OF medicine, medical attendance and
nursns-with board and washing, at hi. lnhrmsry..
lie continues TO have paiieuts from all the" region
round bout, and TO apply the safe and ecacous REM
edies Of the immortal Thomson, according TO their situa
ton and circumstances.
Many have been cursd-others greatly relieved, aler
having tried the whole round Of the regular fscuty and
found IL worse than useless.
Many ladies have been relieved Of various female COM
plants, and many more are under course OF treatment
and will soon regain their usual heath-though they had
employed other physicians IN RAM Some OF the worst
forms Of insanity have been cured and Others greatly
cieve aud for the encouragement Of the friends Of
this most unfortunate class Of nvnds, the Dr. bees leave
state that from long experience with Of this
kind he 10 OF opinion that nine out 81 ten may be essey
cured by timely and judicons application Of pure Thom
sonan Medicine, as any other. Among those who have
been cured, thr following yt;-Mr. Z. ofEss Bethel
VT aisr having been given over by his physicians,
about three ago, has been well and rational
since. Miss. b. Plymouth, Mass.-gven over BY her
Physician made entirely rstiona by eourses Of edi-
cine, Mrs d. Of Woodstock; Mrs C. Plymouth, VT;
Mr.. w. Of WILLIAMSON, Mr.. II. OF Pymouihi Mr.. II.
Of Thetford
Those who are troubled with any Of he following com.
plaints-sueb Dyspepsia, Liver complaint, Rbcuniabm
Coughs Colds Fever Ague and Fever, Drorsy, scrohla
Old Sores all kinds Of hunos general debility, uenkness
&c &C.. will do well make air trial Of the Thonpeo
niau medicine before IL Is foo tate and they coll here
they shall be- attended to faithfully
general assortment ri books and medicine on hand
constantly, as agent for Dr. Thompson
rrCharges, will always be reasonable.
1r Mileage, 10 visit patients at distance, will be
shilling per mile.
~ Advice gratis IL
April 1910.
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WITT Il sOUTIlGATE, Merchant Tailors, have just
received from Boston, the most splendid assortment
Of GoDds IN their line OF business offered in this section
OF the country, consisting in part Of Broadclos Cass-
neres Doc skins style, MernO summer
goods Of every description,
A good assortment OF domestic goods and TaiOrs trim
nngs OF all kinds aud at low prices for cash short credit
w. a. S. Platter themselves that with every means in
their power, and bya constant attention to their business
they shall be aLe 10 the calls Of oil who may favor
them with their patronage
All kinds of garments made short notice and
ed to tit or no SALE and in good st lie in any other
shop. Cutting done for others to make on short notice.
Woodstock may, 8. 1910. tf-l
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RE-OPENED RE.OPENED.

VUNiiE Subscriber respectful informs his friends in the
Village of Woodstock and vicinity that he has taken
the shop the Store Of T. liutcnson Jr lacl.
pied by James NJ Fisher, ta!lOrs shop, where he ill.,
tends TO carry Oh the above business in all the various
branches lie also returns his thanks to the citizens for
the past yor that they have beslow cd upon him. and he
hopes they will continue the same patronage us usual as
he will warrant all garments made up in his shop TO II
cust0mersard will always be found IN his shop ready 20
wall on all who may favor him with their custom.
N b. Particular attention paid te cutting Tor Others to
make up All work executed with neaness and dispatch.
HENRY Z. TAFT
Woodstock June Is, 1870 7-tf
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TWO DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN away from the subscriber, the 7th inst, mn
NJ ndcntcd apprLce boy nanied Henry Porsiva Said
bo, about II years old Of rather small size ind had
when he went away, dark mixed satnctt spencer and
pantnoons light colorcd vest, and blue cloth cup. All
persons are forbid harborng said boy trusting him,
my account MS shall pay debts he may contract aud
shall hold all persons who may employ him Responsible
to me for his wages And whoever will return said boy
lodge him in some Jail so that may obtain him shall recei
We the above reward SAMUEL CuNRlEN.
Norwich VI. June 10Th 1910 Cd
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CELERR ALTON OF THE 4TH OF JULY

AT NORWICH, VI
THE CADETS of Norwich University, together
with their friends and fellow citizens will celebrate
the Gath Anniversary of American Independence
in the following order:
l. A Federal Salute, as guns) at sunrise.
2, Mounting. and relieving Guard n, o'clock,
A. NJ.
3. Alto O'Clock, the Cadets will fill in, under
arms, and perform various Military Evolutions.
4. At 10 O'Clock, the adjourned Military Con-
vention will meet in the village Church, and
will he addressedby J. Lille Esp. graduate
ofNorwich University. Ladies and Gentle
men are respectfully invited to attend.
8. Immediately after tie convention is adjourned
aprocession will be formed in front Of the
University and repair to the Church, where,
the following exercises will be attended to
l.. Prayer, by the Chaplain.
g.. Reading Of the Declaration Of Independ-
ence, by Cadet Z. Crowell.
3. Grafton, by Cadet s. Wheeler, Jr.
6. After the above exercises, the procession will
be reformed and return to the University, I'M
media,ely after which National Salute (26
guns) will be fired.
7. Public dinner in the Commons Hall. Those
wishing to dine, will find tickets at the poard-
ing House, which, to save trouble, it is desir-
able they should procure.
8. Soon after dinner, the Cadets will ngaia fall
in, under arms, and after performing various
other exercises, will conclude by executing the
the several Firings.
0. Federal Salute at sunset.
The foregoing arrangements, adopted by the
Committee Of Arrangements, are approved. The
day will be celebrated agreeably to the forms, and
in the spirit Of the revolution. Every thing of n
party political character will be entirely excluded.
All, without distinction Of patty who are in favor
of the principles contained in the Declaration Of
Independence, are respectfully invited to attend
and join in the duties of the day.
A. PARTRIDGE,
President Of NJ University.
NJ D. Editors will please notice, SC.
~ yt 4 S SHIELD. co".tus.
s. E E: &C. S &c.,. A'''; g
| Norwich, June Is, 1910.
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EDALPII HOWARD, corner Of VI ain and State Streets
M Windsor Vi. respectfully hiors his old friends and
the public generally tha hr continues to carry his bust
the durable and fashionable st! and pledges
himself to be oaidone nor oe done BY any country
tablishncui rom the disputed Territory to TeNas.
The latest fashions always hand, and every thing In
rcjncss please those who may favor him with THERE
tom, June 7, Z tt
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FREE COUNTRY AND FREE TRADE.

vHNIE Subscribers respectfully give notice that they have
Il Just received aud are now Opening OF the Old stand
o Joseph D. Danlorh Esl rich and fashionable stock
OF Spring and Summer Goods, OF the best styles for the
countr, trade,-toechcr with general assortment Oi
Crockcry Glass and Hard Ware, W l. Goods Paints, obs
Dye Sulls, ind complete assortment Ct Iron md boston
Nails also large assortment Of Liquors the best that can
he found IN the country, DC. &c.
Purchasers requested to call and examine our Stock
before purchasing elsewhere the above Stock will be
disposed rene low prices for cash approved credit,
or country produce For further particulars call and
LO5WOHlli FOSTER.
parnur,l Juuc l3IO 1-l3
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MARRIED..

In this village on the 18th inst, by Elder
j. fazen, Mr. Cyrus Keith, to Miss Lucy NJ. Allen,
both of Ponliret.--Also by the same, on the same
day, Mr.. Frederick Densmore, of lIartand, to
Miss Roxana Tewksbury, of this town.-By the
same, on the same day, at Hartford, Mr. Albert
Dewey, to Miss Emily Strong, both of Hartford.
At Athol, Mass, on the 10th inst, by Rev. Mr.
Chapman, A. Bruce Larrabee, Esq. of Barnard, VT.
TO Miss Susanna G. Stratton, of Athol.
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THoDisr EPISCOPAL CHURCH. II APP
from Baltimore letter in Commercial Ad-
|er, that the increase Of the Methodist Episco-
lurcA, during the four years ending in Sep
II last, was SIS ministers and So church
Sers. Since the accounts were made up in
niber, the ascertained increase Of one hum
thousand members. At the General Confer
pr 1886, the Number Of ministers belonging
Methods Episcopal Church, was 1881,
le membe rs. 65O,O7s. In Sept. 1889, $3.50
ess, and FAC, 459 members.
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Attic SIGN OEOLDTIME.

n IIssELL & CLARKE, Watchinakers and Jewellers,
IL directly opposite Whtncy's hotel, Woodstock, VT
keep constantly on hand for sale general assortment Of
Clocks Watches and Jewery. Watches and Time Pieces
Of all description repaired aud warranted to perform we'll
on reasonable terms. Also Music Be and Accorlions
repaired and tuned Oh short notice
All orders from abroad by mail or otherwise, will receive
immediate attention.
May q iqQ, l-u
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;Efs Although the celebrated Committee of
three have forbid Harrison from expressing any o.
pinion on the settled or future policy of our gov
eminent, they have not succeeded in sealing the
mouths Of the wing party in New York. Their
cry is Harrison and the recharter Of The Unite
States Bank You cannot find n wing that will
deny ii-those who do, are Of the Conservative
0yder-N Y Era
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New WHARF.-THE Houston Telegraph says
that species of whea, Indigenous to the coun-
try has been discovered in the northwestern from
tier of Texas. Wild oats and rye have also been
found in the greatest abundance.
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:C-JsThe Cincinnati Market on the 4th inst,
stood thus Flour, So per barrel 4; whiskey, 81 =,
cents per gallon pork, IA bacon, hog round .
l-2 to 6 cents.
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b. LAST INvENrIoN.-The ever fertile
bf the Yankees has invented new kind Of
|lled "the loye-lct,er ink" The virtue of
k consists in its being sure preventative a.
al cases Of "breach Of pronise,'' as the
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Rev. c. II. FAY, will be ordained and installed
over the North Universalist Society in Woodstock,
Tuesday 23d inst Services to commence at the
chapel at half past ten o'clock.
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THE HEIGHT OF THE RIDICULoUs-Fed-
eral handles in ruflled shirts and stockings-ho-
ding conventions in clog cabins and drinking
"hard cider"
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rcely ever can be. The Southern bills are al
st suorthiess at the North, and the West
n nearly as bad situation. What can be done
know not. The United States Bank can afford
Jnno relief, if even it shall be abie to stand
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-19

HATS& CAPS.-W. 8. have on hand most splen.
did assortment of Hats from New York and Boston,
prices from TO $500. The hats are warranted TO
be OF the hest kind and newest STYLE.
Cloth Caps of every size and price.
Woodstock may, g.. If
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NOTICE.
Berkshire Medical Institution.

VNHE Annual course Of lectures in this Institution will
commence on the hrst IhuisLH,, It'll Of August le.V
ana continue thirteen weeks.
Fee Tor the whole $50 fec for those who have al
ready attended two full courses SlU-graduaon fee SIS
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
II. II. CnILDs, NJ. d.,
Theory aud Practice Of Medicine and Obstetrics.
WILLARD PARKER MD,
Principles aud Practice Of Sarstry.
ROBERT WATTS, in. NJ. D.,
General aud Pathological anatomy.
DAVID PALMER NJ. D.,
Chemistry, Materia M,dica, and JuisSrud.nes.
ROBERT NELSON. N. D.,
anatomy aud Phiso.ogy.
The Berkshire Medical Institution has been in operation
about twenty years and has been literally patrosed by the
public II has ever been the object of the trustees TO make
The advantages offered TO Students b. this School
pond with the rapidly inpro, ing state VI medical science.
PARKER l.. HALL, Sse'y.
Pittsfeld Mass, May, 1910. Sim
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A lIoosicr being usked, the other day, what
majority would be given in his State 10 Mr.Van
Buren,, answered that he thought about serenteen
1rrps
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n A. BRYANT s. Co., Have on hand and are jus,
W receiving prime assortment OF spring and summer
GOODS, which will be sold io prices for cash
or approved credit such prices fail to suit Gus
toners. Please call and They will be sold OH the
same terms heretofore, excepting that all which
paid within the year after the account has COM
enced, will be considered cash, and must be paid cash
n. Is. All demands due OF than YEARS. stand
ing must be paid, no mistake
May 81, GA. BRYANT e. Co.
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TOIN LEACH Co, successors to Leach, Page &
Gilmore, wholesale dealers in West India Goods, Wines,
Teas, &c. Also, Winter, Summer and Refined Oil
No. 3Merchants Row, Boston, Mass
JonN LEACH,
JoaEPn A. GILMORE
nor sale above at the manufacturers price, William
Browns No. J, Silver Top, Sarsspara Compound or
Mead Syrup which was 50 much used tho past summer NJ
u soninon beverage. Clio
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E.STRAY COLT.

HAME into the subscriber enclosure the 10th inst,
u light sorrcl mare colt with white hind foot aud
small in the forehead supposed to br three Old
The requested TO prove property pay charges and
her nway. II. PRATg.
Woodstock, June l7th lSiO.
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NOTICE. The subscribers having taken the stock OF
~ Goods Of the late firm of HAFGOOD HENRY d Co.
will continue the business the old stand under the firm
Of H.roooD HENRY, where for cash or approved cred
IT, they will sell goods reasonable terms as can be
purchased elsewhere. All persons having unsettled ac-
counts with b. lIapgood & Co., lareood Henry, or
Ilapgood Henry Co., hereby notified that III in me-
date settlement must be made either by cRsh or nQe TO
save cost. u, HAFGOOD,
F.HENRY.
Bridgewaicr, April 25, 1910.
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NE W SPRING GOODS,

GIL EDD DUNBAR are now opening largo as
- sornen fSpring and Summer goods which offered
the most favorable terms for cash. produce, approved
credit.-Dont forget TO call and ser. ~
siIEpD & DUNBAR.
Woodstock MAY, 10, 1910.
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NOTICE. WARREN 4 MUTE, would respectfully
~ give notice to their friends and the public that they
continue manufacturing Saddles, Haneses, Trunks, Val
scs and Carpet Bags and oil other articles in their line Of
business to suit customers ut their old stsndas they Ill
tend TO suit customers In order TO get living BY their bust
acssand they respectfully return their thanks tor past
patronage, and hope for continuance
Woodstock, NAV 2. 1910. IL
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PERUVIAN CEMENT.
WOOL cARDING & CLOTH DRESSING

WOOL CARDING 4 CLOTH DRESSING.
THE subscribers would inform the inhabitants Of Que
chez and vicinity that they have engaged the privilege
OF Cardng and Cloth Dressing at the factory OIL. T.
G. Strong Dewey the ensuing year, aud having superior
Machinery, ater themselves that they shall be able to
give satisfaction TO those who may favor them with their
custom. Wool Cleansed aud oiled in the best manner
Wool and cloth taken and returned at stockers Store,
ilariland Four Corners, Rice Boardmans and Tan,
bates d. Co. Woodstock, once week. They will be
authorised to bargin and settle the IL customers
choose. Ir Upper cent discount for cash down.
A. e. DEWEY,
J. b. HAINES.
Qucchee, May 22d 1910 3--m
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TING Il MEILlSII, would respectfully inform their
N friends and customers, that they continue to Keep On
hand their old stand large assortment Of goods IN their
line Of busin.ss.--West India Goods, Flour, &C.
May Is, 1870. 2-U
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.CTaCarter d. Harlem, Secretary of Ohio, died
in the city of Philadelphia last "Wednesday.
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The following are the electoral votes given for
President and Vice President ut the last election,
being for the thirteenth Presidential term, commen
ing on the Alb of March, 1887
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EXPENSES OF THE GOVERNMENT.

EXPENSES OF TIE GOVERNMENT.
The federalists keep harping upon the expenses
of the Government. For their especial benefit we
give the report of the Secretary of the Treasury
We hope they will ponder over it, and be just.
STATEMENT of expenditures ofihe United States from
he yeDr lS2i 10 the gear 1899, Inclusive agreeable 10
resolution of The Senate of The eth Of iprii, 1910.
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lust received, from boston and New York, prime
u assortment Of new goods, cheap for cash.
may al 7. HUTCHINSON Jr.
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|. II. LEGIsLATURE.-This body commen-
Its annual sessiun at Concord on the Sd inst.
enatc Hon James b. Creighton was elected
ilent, Asa Fowler, Esq. Clerk, and Peter
porn, Esq. Assistant Clerk. In the House,
Moses Norris Jr. was chosen Speaker, Har-
libbard, Esq. Clerk, and Albert G.. Allen,
| Assistant Clerk.
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lust Received and for salr low, fresh lot OF West In
sl dia Goods warranted of the hest quality.
Dry Goods in lew days u per cent lower than ever.
o. A. BRYANT co.