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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20
GOLDsMITu,s WRITINGS.

we read his character in every page, and grow
igto familiar intimacy with him us we read. The
arlcss bcncvoeucc that beams throughout his
works the whimsical yet amiabIe views Of human
life and human nature the enforced humor, blend
ed so happily with good feeling and good sense, and
snsularly dashed at times with melancholy; even
the very nature Of his mellow, and flowing, and
soly-tinted stylc--ull seem to bespcak his moral
MS well us his intellectual qualities, and mike us
love the nan at the same time that we admire the
author. While The productions OF writer's of loiller
prctcnsions and more sounding names are suffered
to mouIdcr on our shelves, those of Goldsmith are
cherished and laid in our hosoms. We do not
quote them with ostcpluion, but they mngle with
our minds, swecCn Our tempers, and harmon2e
our thoughts they put us in good humor with our
selves and with the world and in so doing they
make us happier and better men. An acquaintance
with the private biography Of Goldsmith lets us into
the secrets of his cited pages We there discover
them to be little more than transcripts Of his own
heart and picturings of his own fortunes. There
he shows himself the same kind, artless, good-hu-
morcd, exclusive, sensible, whimsical, intelligent
being that he appears in his writings. Scarcely an
adventure or character is given i'll his works that
may not be traced to his own parli coIorcd story.
Many Of his most ludicrous scenes and ridiculous
incidents have been drawn from his own plumbers
and mSchances, and he scenls really TO have been
buleted into almost every maxim impaired by him
for the instruction Of his readers -irriRgS G0lI-
SmM, jHSt pHbliheL
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

ALEXANDER the Great, once degraded an Off
Ger of distinction, BY removing him to an inferior
situation. lie, sometime after asked the officer
how he liked his new Office. alt is not the sta
ton, replied the officer "whch gives consequence
to the man, but the man TO the station. No Sit
uaion can be 50 iriling, no, 10 require wisdom
and virtue in the performance of its duties" The
monarch was so well pleased with this answer, that
he restored him 10 his former rank
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20
SAVE YOUR YCEL.
CNANM6 COOKING SYOKE,

OPERATING UrON PRINCIPLE ENTIRELY NEW.
TENlE subs rhCr having contracted with Mr. = t. Chase
Il for the right O hi, for the County Of Windsor,
hrg- leave, TO call hrUttcou Of the public 10 hc
lAv stove hc od doubt more economical and convenient
than ans other cooking stove in 1t is cuhy,uenthG
cusc ri its peculiar construction, aud CCUuumical To-; tie
reason tlu il sin save tlrrc oUhs ulthe cincrcssay to
be consumed in other suyys in order to do nm equal e.
mount orcoukiug. Il contains two ovens OF large duCu
sius wu cen IN M instant have Tie temperatures chm
gcd~ Luuput 20 be- adapted to baking or roasting to
uu, delicate It's well rs the CUursCst food The boiling de-
department perfect IN every point Ul view. SN boilers
he used mc The brul,ne department Is 80 con-
,'rrod that the snake is not suffered 10 pass into the
room, being convey ed directly into the stove. Owing to
ihy pcrulnry Of the principles ulrH which this stove o-
cralcs none Of the heat from the fire chamber is suffered to
mss drr, in,O the pipc, while all the coolest air IN the
stnyr T. 81 discharged, This done by mn air chamber lore
rrr ing the air nut -ukc after 1t has parted with rs heat
and in such GuuHrr, To produce very strong uf"uHA
titus all the heat generated must be ali 'd l" some "'
teal purpose. 90 -. H.,
In proof o,hc above have connected with this advert
i4cl the oll,wirg certificates nom gentlemen ounoorhi-
90, character who using the stove in this vl'wl'
The stoves will he kept con,lrnly on hand md IN, s''c
~, TITUS HUTCHINSON JR
WocA.torl,, July I.lh lsio.'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

The Private Secretary Of the Governor is about
10 make an attempt 10 revive the temperance
cduSe.--PGiriOi
DO what, did you say, llarston' Rcrirc the
temperance cause' Pray tell us, if anything has
conduced TO quicius that cause, that an attempt;
should be made to rcrire it, Hard cider powows
and log cabin Qualifications have not injured it, in
the least, sob mol certainly not"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

The Baltimore Clipper now and then pcrpctracs
good thing. Take the following rs sample:
"James who was the first democratic whig'"
"Nouh, sin"
"Whyi"
"Because no built the first log cabin"
eco to your seat James-thut accounts for the
milk of the cocoa nut.'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

nEAru rRo3I GpIEr.--A Constantine paper
states that the son of the nurse of Josephine Beau
hornoi4 and fostcr-hrolhrr Of The late Queen of
Holland, mother of Prince Louis Napoleon, whose
name was Rousseau, has been 50 much affected nj
the news of the attempt at liouogne that he has
died of grief lie was seized with II nervous fever
the moment h. heard Of it. took TO his bed, and
died shortly after. lie kept his eyes constantly
fixed on portrait of Prince Louis till he dled,-.N'
j. Post.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

MAINE ELECTIoNs.--The Augusta Age gives
returns from nearly all the State, which are for
Van Buren, 49, 3i, Harrison IS ,335 and the towns
to hear from gave Fairfield 1876, Kent us. The
scattering will probably prevent choice, and the
present Legislature, which is strongly democratic,
will be assembled and choose the Van Buren, cleo
tors. Lowell is said to be reelected 10 Congress
in The PASSPORT Dstrici,-Boy State DcmOcr0t
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OHIO,

IIarrson's majority in this State will be near or
quite 10000, Our friends had faint hopes that the
large aiority for Corwin for Governor on the 18Th
October might induce the Abolitonisis 70 run their
sepcratc ticket which they pat up for electors.--
But seems they have gone stronger for HARRISON
than they did for Corwn. We have heard Of on
" six votes for the Abolition ticket GLOle.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

FATAL hccIpEHr.--John Cudy captain Of the
line boat b. Wi.lscr, was severely bruised on Fri
day. being forced between two boats. lie suryi-
we'd the injury but seven hours. Capt {. was Il
resident Of New London, Oncda co.. but his fam
y Ga wife and chiI,D were with him-DVa!o
CON. .4ir
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

Opium has been almost exclusively administered
for years to qpet the nerves, and still restless chill
dren Many Il poor iuihnt has suffered death by
a stupid head and Supplied person has sent it into
the world; not to speak of the mul,udes it has
sent ont before thcr time. 1t is most deadly drug
and seems to destroy the vital action of the whole
system,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20
MY OWN NEW-ENGLAND HOME.
by c. G.. EASTMAN.

BY c. g. EASTMAN.
NJ home, DER grown with wild wool-hinc,
Aud scented hy the brake,
Ger Swallowed by the princrg pine,
And mirrorcd in the lake
Oh, dcarcr, far, art thou to me,
Than hall or edcd dome,
THIN all the lands beyond the sca,-
Ny own Ncw-England home.
let others talk Of lorlly hall,
OF kEsly pomp and state,
or fallen mosque, and Wondering wall,
The relies of the great;
Give INC the cot where was born,
The old oak by the door,
The hillside, following with the corn,
And will asa ia more.
que upon my mother lard,
Her rivers, rolling by,
, Her monarch mountains, rs they stand,
Their dark peaks in the sky,
. = To brave the firy of the storms,
That round their heads have birtl,-
Her Plains, where l,it in nil its forms,
Wahcs from the nursing carlh,-
Aud ask myself alive with pride,
Where is the land linc this
Ofmnuntlin, flood, md prairie wide,
Aud solemn wilderness!
Oh, never talk again To me,
OfLodi's bloody star,
or Marathon, Thcrmopylr,
OF B0sworh, Trafalgar,
While Lexington and Bunker Hill,
Aud Monmouth greet the sun,
And looks upon Potomac still,
The tomb Of Washington.
Talk not Of those old monuments,
Round which, when time was Young,
The wandering Arabs pitched their tents,
Aud tn wild war-ohnnt was sunei-
Talk not Of kinely flags, that love,
To look on rivcn shields,
Whose naughty folds have waved above,
Ten thousand battle fields,
While every breeze, whose mighty wings,
Sweeps DER the fnr,hcrest sea,
Alon, with living grandeur, llnss,
The banner ofths free.
And while, 50 many baiilc-plains,
Aud hills that look on heaven,
Remind me Of Our broken chains,
And blows for freedom given
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

DrFrStT1eN or CHERUB.-A LADY (mar-
RED was once troubled with a sqalling brat, whom
she always addressed as "my cHERUB." Upon
being asked why she gave it that appellation, she
repcd-"Becausc it is derived from chorubin,
and the bible says, the chcrnbims continually 10
rrr." Good that.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

John Van Buren,, Y, B. is elected to Congress
in the 7h district of n, York, comprising the coun-
lies of lister and Sullivan. This gives the admin
isralion party II nett gain of two, and makes The
stand-Whgs 10, Van Buren H.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

"Dr. rorson,' said gentleman TO the great
"Grecian," with whom he had been di.puiing--
cdr Person, my opinion Of You is mos; contempt
be" "Sir," returned the doctor, 81 never kncw
an opinion of yours that was not contemplate"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

els he honest-copable--an faithful to the
Constitution" were once the inlcrrogaorics that
required affirmative answers ere Il candidate was
entrusted with The interests Of the people, 1t is
now--"Does he live in long cnbn--drnk hard
cider-and can he sing:''-lf he is supcramua,cd,
so much the hrtter-.NCw Hucca Register.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20
ELM STREET HOTEL,

Boqrl 5tiycod 10 0He do5ar per day!
TE VIE subscriber grateful for the patronage heretofore be-
= slowed on him, has Iir pleasure to inform lis patrons
aUd The public generally that he stl continues proprr o'
Of the above well known establishment. TO the men of
business lis advantages lot surpassed ly Any other
House in the ctyi 1t being located within two minutes
walk otle Market ard lin the immediate vicinity Of tic
principal business streets Of TIE city.
The proprietor has recent! made such arrangements IN
his House that he anuw able 10 Accommodate gentlemen
ana their families with convenient apartments. With tlu
present los price Tor board the prOpCturs long cXpel
in the business md the numerous advantages afforded
h. llters nls" that he win still continue to receive his
share VI. The public patronage
Aath, To the Ilousci, large and cOmmod!ous Stable
capable ul accommodating nearly TO Horses, with caci
uGduttcLtyc Us,lcIS.
DANIEL CHAMBERLAIN.
Boston, Oct. j. 10 2I-tw.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

Warl0nd has sent US his poHraH, which he
calls "the portrait of loco loco editor after cleo
ton" They say ii llOllcrs YOU, somewhat, War
land does il?
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

.Lj"Prentice suggests that loco loco be pre-
served in gin for the curiosity of future generations.
al he GederGl papers.
Irany one wish TO know how man would look
preserved in GIN he is respectfully referred 10
walking mass Of putridy, that goes by the name
Of Geo. D. Prentice, Of Louisville, Ky, who is.
without doubt. the best specimen cNtant.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20
"WHO-WHO-A-A, NEDDY!"

We had beautiful fall of snow last Sunday, and
this, Monday morning, it is finer than fiddle
out of doors The air is Just keen enough TO make
ones step quick and busincss-ke, and the crowd
rnshes along the slippery sidewalks us if every
" mothers SOM of them had dozen bank notes to
pay before noon,
The boys are ont with their sleds, shouting and
whooping, and ,unlbling each other in the snow;
and the girls, with bright eyes, and rosy checks,
their tiny hands nesting like birds in their NUTS,
are tripping along to school, Gee up, Neddy =
Such morning is enough to make boy again, Of
the crnstiesl old digniiary under heaven.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

The editor of the Por'lad TrGRgcriH seems
10 be one of the hoppicst fellows living. Hear
him!
X. X. X. The people are decidedly in favor
of "changr" We want ho better evidence Of
this, than the "sweet missivcs" we arc constant,
receiving The "Kakc Keeps Komng" almost
every day, until our sanctum il literally pcglumcd
with, to use the poets words, the
-''deIicious breath marriage sends forth"
If we were Il 'marriagcablc man" now, our cake
bill would be but triiling. We have had enough
sent TO US lately 10 answer for half dozen
wedding icasls. We "drcan'' on bridal cake ry-
cry night, and we are visited with rare visions A
blessing on old lIymcn, say we!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

WELL DONE The vote Of Marblchond stood ,
at the election in Massachusetts, 4oJ for Morton,
II for Davis \ Democratic net gain from last
~""r, g rNh iiuNihED AND EIGHTEEN J
Wen done, Nurblchrad
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4 rREMNITONY nYMrTOM.

THE BRITISH LION is hoised in yesterday 5
Evening Journal, We were not prepared for so
early display of the proper emblem of the party
coming into power, Rclorc General Harrison Is
warm in his seat the UNICORN viii be added,
and the BRlrisu CoAT or ARMS will be COM
pctc.-.fijaaa n gHs.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

HAR.k CASTLE tenders biz services to the inhah-
tant. oi Woodstock and yriry in various brauciC.
ofs prof ssinn-wi b. ourd nj Nhitnry's Inn. during
the ty lodgings ut George ". Euas. near the Methodist
Church.
Woodstock. VI, Sept. Il l'i0. 20-tf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20
CHESTER ACADEMY.

We have received, from our old friend, the Prin-
cpal, Mr. J. o. PRATr, a catalogue of Chester
Academy. Number of students for the last year,
two hundred and flty-nine.
The institution seems 10 be i'll llOurishing con-
dtlon and highly worthy Of patronage.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

Gov. SEWARD has appointed Thursday lie l7lh
dny Of Dec cmber, 10 be observed us day of gen.
eral Thanksgiving in New York.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

J'0IS The subscriber has uat received tho most cy-
A. ter i've variety ct Chduls toys, offered for sale
in this vicinity. Gail and see. J. II. MURDOCH
Sept. -.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

MIcuIGAN.-lhis State is claimed by boil
parties, and the returns received are not suiclcn
to decide positively which has been successful
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

VIZ hNTED, oil aoh silver. brass copper. and pewter
w lof wnic the ,cs. price will be paid in exchange
for GOOD. nr ,ynrh !. II. MURDOCH.
-sut 80. I-in.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20
yEyy GOODS,

T-gIrE subscriber has received general assortment 81
new cools which viii be SOLD CHEAP for cash. or mp
proved credit Please cali aud -cr have a'a on hlud
n large lot OF old notes prd accounts which must DC us
ra,cI Of within short iac M mistake
2. hutchinson, .lr.
Woodstock, Vt. October ., ls;O u
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

1t was the saving of great divine, built on long
observation, that he had found more good in bad
people, and more bad in good people than ever he
cXpcctCd
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

iUPIf the ladies go out this season Of the year,
with thin dresses, thin shoes, &c, and catch cold
it is their own fault, no, ours
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20
CEgrITICtTEs.

ncrrs',-I have used one cryour Cooking Stoves iumy
family for some time pHsi. Inc stove Is uilhat I"n nave
mruj,d it to be aud feel it my dutS To state IL
consider Il one ofhr most JGyDrt1ii dUrHioHS WiHH
my hu0wlalcc, Being simple in con&tr"cto" ana Col
rr}rat ia jyrn deem it To bca dro~c, ana wei! calr
lated Stove From the fact that btiiorc wOHH Sar5 if
p-irc OC he Store ia IgtI gsHr in addition To IL"
m1uy c1HrHfnccs which hi> stove Possesses otT m o
rr siorrg In use lhayc no hesitation in rccommcndng in
pccunury point nj view tocytr! one WhGh,r hA ..'!
nave or have tot other stoves. iA'h HO"h'
Wuods,u"h, Vt, June lith $50.
Thi.r.rlr. that have used &. Chascs Cooking Stove
for ,l the purposes Of cooking Washing %c usual in um
Sn WHY NV NV, 1 -, ~ ~, 90 com r,.
pcgncnt lind that it requires no morc HoH tourh.
r,i- G,,ipsrce'y IN ne c0HsnmCd in 0"y otarr co0S-
stare which hive used or seen cq'cWo'cd 10 dom q"r'
on9t At cooting Tile ovens Of the stove s'rlo's eIy
irg Of the Kind in use they bdie 0nd TonI admirably
wru. In word the stove is riibout f0H md would
motcyaE !sHHy rc,ommendit to all person. N want 1t
slaves, ii, H. WITT.
Wool,toch VI, July leM 1910,
Mrs. L. Chasc.-Eayrr used your cooking stove in
my family for some time past, and Finding It worthy az AT
praise feel il my duty to state that consider il 10 lr ~
PURPOSES OF cooking such rs baking, roasting loIlnc
houg &c., can confidently assert that In point Of tcgH-
olay and coEuCHitEcc it rrg far CTcH any thing Of ire
Kind which lus come to ny knowledge. THE stoves Is
n, lnnly are remarkably well pleased with thctrovnE
a. egiu,rt o' u" stove a2o Of the smoke being ,no'rd
to rome ii.'O ne rOym. HthNf III ll'
Wool,locS, w., july 18th J. 10.
Mr. Chasc.--S.u Amer nyra u.cA your cooknr stove,
MOI, .u my 'my t." sufficient time I" aye iu.y salts
fled myself If lis usefulness am prepared To EXPRESS N.Y.
oninion TINT IL is yrrtUGb'e 10 cHy CouENG sToyE ~
rLicI Itrrr LDwrd"C The saving OF fuel, the hnCuh'
Of bus ness that may be- accomplished by IT, the uses OF
which the hr.h IL susceptible, and all It's hd!nntnltS "
! $j.py,ij;GK no ANY ONE SOW IN Use. | think that
mono ,ybntr, Twill be- Disappointed, but UW rcniisf az
uc04,rat,tsy ,At could BE- reasonably anticipated rom
"''" "' '''''''' JASPER HA2EN,
wool.,o,a. Vt. Oct, 49, leio.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

DERFUMEhY Of all kinds, shaving soap, &C., can be
/ had at the variety store Of j, II. MURDOCH.
Sept. -.
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rrGgCE,J'IIOE,

FyiE Co-a,,rc-s,'p heretofore existing under the name
md finn u t. NJ x :. II. Suckrr. Is this dnN dissoi-
we'd Is muiuul consent Al persons having unsettled &C.
rats with us are requested Ia settle the same immediately
and an n'rouut uu notes Of more than one years STANDING
mus, De- paid wi!uut further delay. .....,,
r.. VI. STOCKER,
:. e. STOCKER.
ir.-r.,I trros, Di t-iO l1-u
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

Vermont has given a majority for Harrison of
about 900.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

\ tcrmagant told her spouse that she believed
him to be related to the devil; "ony by marragc,,'
was the reply.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20
MILITARY GOODS.

y USSFLL & CLARKE have received fresh rs,ortmcn,
II Of Military Goods and will furnish Companies aud
Differs at the least rate that they be had in ths section
OF the Country. 2tf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20
M-ANTEi,.

L ,,te root saI lhs r-eot or Squared Rye, Ntl dried
and cransr Tor which iair price will he paid If tcv-
cred soon ly tlc snlscibers. :.,.,,,,,,.
romfrct, la, 60, 1910. li-if
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DENTISTRY.

UTOCT l.. /. GhLLUr, respectfully informs the Ladies'
Z and Gcnilcucn Of Woodstock and vicinity that he
viii remain few weeks nt hs Fathers, where he is pre-
pared to perform operations in oil Tie departments OF
dentistry. M
Wocistots, Oct. Is, l7.o. 81
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For one copy orthr Congressional G!obc 81


i'ut a"r,' 90 th4 trlprdiN 81,
Sin copies ul either If the ghuvd WORKS VIA me sent n
a. twelve copies for &U, and prupUrtionatc number u
copies for u larger sim.
PAYMENT, may be transmitted By mail. postage paid, nj
our risk. The notes ut any Incorporated bank i'm the !.
current in the section Of cUuHry where subscriber re-
sides, viii lee received.
10 insure MI the numbers the subscriptions should b,
Le.c lN the I'm of nrccmlrr nest at tutlcrrst,
The Democratic papers with which we exchange vii
plcnsr awe this Prospectus lcw Insertions.
lyNo attention will br paid to- any order unless IN,
nancy accomrn,irs IT, BLAIR 4 RlNES.
Washnetuu C,ty, Oct. g. $50. -
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

sLjeOur friends, WITT & SoUTHcArE, have
lust received the most fashionable assortment of
Winter goods "ever known in the history of man.
There is "pcriect rush. at their counter, of
the beauty and fashion of our little world,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-20

II those indebted 10 the subscriber for ccCfs sold,
a NOR, than ore year siardiG, notified, that pay
pu must BE- ninde by the first ut August nest Especial con-
tracts c,ccpirD and that hoe having unsettled accounts
are r,iuc'cd to settle the samc rre'i5us 10 ths Tine
p,u.g.I Iu.,. " 1919 j. L. 4, Or IT.
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f,rnKsIlIRE UOGG.

yu1ur sr'scrh, has few full BLOC! Berkshire hogs and
\ ,i,s Cor sale W. &. WATSON.
Manchester, st July Il 1910. l5-u
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NOTICE.

rrac,ni rur the subscriber gilmore than year ;
"a ,tanG,rg must he settled mmrdinlcy special CON
r,.,. c,c,t,,,l JOHN RANDALL.
',.r,l.fnrL VI In',. q $50 l3f
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rO2 SALE

JOHNSON q MOWER.
wo,a..o-l. Sop, 9cth lsio. a2-Cw.
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Ttsr received from Boston and New York, prime
i assortment Of new goods cheap for cash.
mae 81 7. HUTCHINSON Jr.