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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-07
TYSON FURNACE.
PLYMOUTH, VT.

VRNiIE subscriber would respectfully call the attention nj
the public deale:s in Stoves, Iron ware, &c. to the
manufactures of this establishment Within three years
Blast Furnace and all the buildings machinery have been
bnlt and put IN operation necessary to manufacture iron
aud put the various iur of castings required for this
market Ia this time than tO hHHdrtd tons OF good
lOun metal has been made ut these works. The facilities
u this place for working iron such enable the pro
retor to compete successfully with other manufacturers
in This country and the Blast Furnace having been IN OPP
Grafton Tor several months and now making than
thirty tons Of excellent soil metal per week, furnishes Il
supply Of Stoves stove plate, Hulovvac tauld OTIS
and uCnstngs and Pig Iron oi superior quail
itv on the most ty orable terms, 10 dealers.
supply OF the much approved WoolsOn Improved Cook
stove. wlh mir tight furnace Badger, IidNwards, the
Rcvertihr ur Premium, several patterns elevated over
Cook Stoves aud other patterns adapted IN the different
markets. all sizes siN plate Boz Stoves Vermont Tar
lors much cmbel>led aud improved, lasp Paror new
and beautiful pattern (which for symmetry and taste. j.
pronounced superior any thing ot the Mind in the mar
ket Hollow fire Frames sc. &C.. now on hand and
will be sod favorable terms, at very reduced prices to
dealers.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-07
DEATH OF PRESIDENT HARRISON.

The citizens of Hanover and the Students Of
Dartmouth College, propose to notice the death of
President Harrison, by Eulogy and other appro-
prlle exercises, on Friday the 9TH day Of May.
procession will be formed at 2 o'clock, =. NJ.
under the direction Of DR.. DIxI CRosBY, Chief
Marshal, and escorted BY several Military compa-
MES, move to The Meeting house, when the Eulcgy
will be delivered by Professor IIADDucK.
The citizens Of neghboring towns are invited to
take part in the ceremonies Of The occasion.
Commiiiee of The Ciii:ens Of Hdnorer.
MILLS OLcorr, JnHN s. CRAM,
ISAAC Ross, DANIEL BLAtsDELL,
RICHARD FOSTER, JOHN DEMMAN.
Committee Of Students.
GEO. w. Benson, EDWARD F. SHERMAN,
II. T.. PARKER, JoNA. TENNY, in.
a. Il. AKERMAN, A. a. RANNEY.
b. +. FLANDERS,
April 2sih 1871.
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BROWN SEED CORN.

7 SERGEANT has twenty bushels Of Brown Corn for
d sale. Those who may not have seen this kind al
corn, ARE informed that IL is eight rOwed good ear,
uncOmmOnl large kernel small stalk, and its superior
value consists in those two qualities rarely umitedo-
dHcty,Hess and cdriiHcs. For the correctness ut this
description, reference be made To all the agricultural
papers in the country, and especially to all those farmers
who have seen and tried the corn.
Elias Rich. farmer in Troy VT, Not kernel
Of ANY but the Brown Corn should be planted in ANY field
This year. that be obtained, nj the price il lore
last year, a dOiidr a peek.
Inquire the Store ofritus Hutchinson Jr., Woodstock,
where sample can he seen.
Windsor. Anrl T. ISL. 53.tf
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II, IL. RAIIEX.

HAS removed 10 the shop lately occupied by Noah
Fisher, Jr where he Manufactures aud Keeps for sale
all kins OF Silver Ware, snCh as Tea, Iable, Dessert
Salt AID Mustard Spoons Cream -Inllcs Sugar longs
Butter Knives &c. &c Gold and Silver Specifies every
pattern made in the best and warentcd to lit the
eve.
The above articles he will sell low at wholesale or
ReIale can be purchased in New York, or Boston.
Particular attention paid to the repairing OF spoons &
SpectaCles aud all other job work
All orders by mail otherwise will with imme-
dHte attention.
Cash paid for old gold and silver.
WooLstock, Dec, II, 1910. 33-6m
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BrfgbtoM Market,
MONDAY. APRIL 26, ISL

At Market $50 Beef Cattle, Is pair Working Oxen, Is
Cows and Calves, 200 Sheep, and 40 swine.
PRlcss.-Beef cattle, We noticed one or two yoke
for 81 rs. First quality 81 25 $50 second quality
Sc so a COS third quality S57 a 6 SO.
Working Oren. Sales $50, S95, and $780,
Cops 4 Cables. Sales SEQ, SCH s25, 500, sS5, s35.
Sheep, We noticed one lot sold for ga cents the
pound alive.
Spine. Lots to 'pedde were sold at l-2 for Sows
and l-2 for Barrows. At retail, from to l-9,-New
Eng, Farmer.
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TO FARMERS, WOOL-GROWER
AND LUMBERMEN.

rTNIE subscribers offer for sale valuable tract Of rich
and heavily -limhercd land, living at the northwest
corner ur Reqiing UiHdSOr Co. IT, bounding on the lines
Woodstock, Ply mouth, and Brldgwatcr, distant about
miles from the latter village aud about ur 10 from Wood
stock Green. Said tract consists Of $40 acres by measure
ment Is 100 of which have recent! been cleared and
good pasturugc and is known by the name Of
the Governors Reservation The remainder is covered
with its original growth of timber the greater portion Of
which yery heavy aud of first rate quality, consisting Of
Spruce IIemock. Maple, Birch. Bass aud Ash-much Of
the batter of superior quality There is also II one Of
the best Sugar Orchards IN the county Of Windsor There
is said land neat, wCll-bnt Cottage % by 30 feet
finished paprred and painted, with good cellar under the
wholewuh u convenient shed Il by 10 feet. and barn
80 by 40 ire all new. Also n Saw-mill which has been
built about and is in good repair with tine eNccp
ton Of a ring damage by fcshet. II is allowed that
Their is sufficient supply of timber on this lot To wear
mills, aud it is Of easy DRAFT the ground hcng
nearly all descending the mill. The land is well >ta
ted lee divided into three farms and the buildings To-
Gated fivorably such arrangements used all to-
gether as one frsrrc sheep farm. for which it de-
sgned-he soil being Of suitable nature for rasng wheat
rye oats and barley, for pasiurase chance Is
here presented to any person wshn. to embark III either
all of the above kinds Of bsnesstle facilities for each
being abundant md of the hest quality. The terms will
he reasonable and long credit gycn required Tor part
of the purchase money.
Further particulars may be known by application 10
Hon. +. HUTCHiSsox of Woodstock Green, I. f. II An
NoNp, Esq of West Windsor or DAVID HAMMoND, Esq.
Post Master Reading, VT.
gentleman IONA. HARTWEfL.
JAMES l.. HARTwELL.
Li,tistou. Middisssx Co. Mass Feb. 6. 1871. ~
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CUASES COOKING STOVE,
OPERATING uroSA PRINCIPLE ENTIRELY NEW.

TFNIE subscriber having ontracted with Mr. : L. Chass
a tie right OF his stove for me Count! OF Nihtsor,
lrgs leaves to call the attention OF the public To the same
The stOyei be und doubt more economical aid cONtL,
than any other cooking stove III use II Is c"hN Ge
cause OF its peculiar CONSTRUCTIONS and ecoIumcn tor tie
that il Will save three lOuris Of The luti necessary To
be consumed in other stoves, IN order 10 40 m equa d.
mount OF cooking. Ii contains two ovens oil large uleh
suns which cun in an instant have hetemperatures chan
gcd by campers be adapted 10 bahs or fosNs we
most delicate a, well RI the coarscst food. The boiling de-
department perfect in every point ovicw siN boilers
he used ut a time, The brOEg department so con-
sructcd that the smoke is not suffered TO pass mo INC
room, being convey directly into the stove OWiNe 10
the peculiarly Oi the principles upon which this Stove OPP
crates, the heat from the lire chamber is suffered to
pass directly into the pine while all the coolest air IN the
stove so discharged This sdOnc lay an air Chan Ter rIt
rarely ing the air and smoke after has parted with It's heat
aud, III such manner, TO produce very strong drdUGh
thus all the heat generated he lcd TO some lrac-
teal purpose.
In proof the above, have connected with this advert
ismGnt the follow ing certificates IRON gentlemen OiundCGbt
ed character who now using the stove in this vicinity
The stoves will he kept constantly hand and for sale
by, TITUS HUTCHINSON JR.
Woodstock July 18th lao.
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For The Spirit Of The Age.
SHE Persisted ERE HER HEART
HAD KNOWN.
ny C.. G.. l. A ST NJ A n.

ny e. g. EAs NJ A n.
SHE persisted ere her heart had known
A sorrow or u fear,
Ere DER her spirit care had thrown
A shadow--Alice, dear,
And little knew she Of this life.
Its wasting cares and hopeless strife.
She sleeps beneath gentle hill
That looks upon the west,
Dead 10 the world, hut living still
To those who loved her hest;
And on her grave, with folded wings,
The sober buc.bird sits and sings.
We miss her, she was dear, we miss
Her laugh at evcnlide,
Her fondins arms and gentle kiss,
brt yc, It's well; she died
Al pure and bright, as at her birth,
A gain to heaven, II loss to earth.
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W r / 7 | RI G &

NHR. FRENCH, would respectfully give notice to
AVA the inhabitants of WOODsTOCR that his school is
now open for the reception OF new pupils daily for short
time He will teach PRACriCAL and ORNAMENTAL PEN-
MANSnIP, PENNAkING, STENOGRAPHY aud FLOuRlsnING.
Ills system will at give free use and command Of
the PEN (Which all Will admit must be acquired before
he practical wrter) and in lessons leave the
Gentleman with style of ease, uniformity and expedition
suitable for the ieger and every day business writing; the
Lady with stye facility, truly becoming and elegant
Mr.. +. believes, from his unparalleled success in other
places that his system OF teaching needs only To be known
he literally patrOnzed. He therefore invites YOU to call
and examine specimens of scholars improvements the
of execution &c, and Judge for yourselves Of the
utility Of the system. He warrants entire satisfaction to
all who favor him with their patronage. Ladies can have
lessons ut their dwellings, if preferred
WRiTING ACADEMY in Mr., llatchs Hall, on Elm street.
Open from till and from till O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
Woodstock April 80, ISL. 52-3wE
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Connected and Roasting people always tell of
what they "wnuld have done" Dos't take again,
Major Eastman ?--.NeWpOH Argus.
Yes, we take it that YOU are as well acquainted
with the character of 'concei,ed and boasing peo-
pie" as any other live man, Pinch o. snuff, Cola
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OPENING or THE NAVIGATION.

Our beautiful Lake is once more released from the
iron grippe of Winter, and lis bosom whilcncd Ivy the
sails of numerous vessels. The line boats have re-
snmed their usual trips between Whitehall and ST.
Johns. The ferry boat between this place and
Plaiishnrgh has also commenced running Business
is once more becoming active. Our Merchants are
going or have already gone TO market for new Goods,
and every Thing protends an active business season
burlington SeEtiae!.
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

We see that this House, is now occupied by Mrs
Stafford. The friends Of temperance, we doubt
not, will find this house, as much one after their
own hearts, ms any similar establishment in the
State and will feel disposed to beslow upon Mrs s,
a liberal share ofpntronage.
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ono TONS no l. PIG IRON EQUAL TO SCOTCH

The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that orders for
the manufactures of the rsa' shm1nt WILL for quality NJ
metal anl style Of workmanship, be executed to the entire
satisfaction ut purchasers.
Orders Stoves Plate should he forwarded early in
the season. All communications addressed Ia the suhcsr
her Tyson Furnace p. o., Windsor Co. w. will re-
ccive prompt attention. ....
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
Tyson Furnace, August, s, $40. EFF
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NEW GROCERY,

NTIE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends that
l. he has fitted up Rooms in neat and convenient mani
ner, under the shop OF Csc c. PRATT and JAMES H. MuR
where he has, and intends keeping constantly IN
hand, good assortment oi first rate W GOODS, FLOUR,
FRUIT NUTS &C. Having entire stock of new Goods,
he feels confident that those who favor him with call will
find good articles at low prices be found in ANY
establishment in town. GEORGE MEli.lSIi.
Woodstock, April 9Th, 1911. Soft
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IL. HOW ARD

would remind his numerous friends md patrons that,
w IL, IN times pn,t 50 In time to come hc VIII DO all
OF FASHION rNORSC, on the shortest Iotcc,
aud IN hiNc better stl!c than can be elsewhere had
o. For particulars, -" large his.
Nora BGNE.-1hc present CRISIS comrcls cnl for mn
immediate settlement OF all accounts Of more than Ono
years standing.
Windsor, ftby Q. lS4l.
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The Laiie'' Companion for May is received
II is embellishcd with beautiful steel plate, The
young chiefs first ride" and two pages Of music.
This number commences new volume.
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ED

nR N HARRIS, would respectfully inform his friends
~ that he has just arrived in Woodstock and ;aktn
at AldenS lie offers his professional services H.
the public for short time, and hopes to be favored with
continuation of the patronage heretofore literally be-
slowed upon him.
April !. i9-f
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NOTICE. WARREN MUTE, would respectfully
nyc notice to their friends and the public that they
continue manufacturing Saddles inncseS, Trunks, VA
Uses and Carpet Bags aud all other article. in their line
business tn suit customers, 1T their Old sahdas they IN
tend to suit customers in order living by their hlsi-
ncssand they respectfully return their thanks for past
patronage, aud hope for continuance
Woodstock, MAY :, lciO. l-T
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ITO he sold Saturday. 18th inst, ut 10 O'Clock, \.
L at Samuel Whitncys Hotel, in Woodstock, by orlc
o the Judge Of Probate part at the Personal Estate Of DR.
David Palmer, late ol WoOdSOck deceased among whcl
ARE onr gig, one buggy wagon harness saddle ore
case Of Instruments one stomach punp and cuppng ma
chine one iron mortar and one solar microscopic
large portion Of his medical md philosophical library
= TAYLOR, Jr. administrator.
Woodstock, May G, 1911. 532v
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Mai. Eastman saws that % nuioake baker one
dav last week fell down dead and instantly eSpir-
cd" An odd genius ia The Major
KnoEriHe Tenn Argus.
Tha, is precisely what our grandmother used to
sar about us
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w AN TED.

WANTED,
Sh hhABUSllElS of good house Ashes at the
- Va VVV Ashcry Il. >. Hayden, in Wood
stock.
Also
Black Salts for which Ltr price W be given in Goods
BY q. A. BRYANT d to.
n. b. we have lot OF notes and accounts due which
must be paid this winter. No Mistake.
y. \. BRYANT & Co.
Woodstock Jan 6, ISL Soft
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NOTICE,
i MON Il 0 / 5 E,
VT.


THE subscriber would respectively inform the public
TINT he has taken the above named House, and that
the establishment has been fitted mp good stIlohc Hat
tiers himself that entire satisfaction will be given to A who
NAV favor him with call Ever grateful to his old aud
numerous customers whohu patrOnzcd him while keep
ng the stage House, Duuvc, Tor mare than ten Years
pasi he still hopes that they will continue their hor nj tile
MOS Hot ST. aud he respectfully invites his present pat
rons and the travelling public, generally when visiting the
Capitol toca ON him, pcgius himself that his house shall
Lc I'M clean quiet aud peucenbc manner, and that he
will do his hest cndravnrs render the stay nj his guests
nIrpsnnt Rnd comfortable. JNU. kEIsEY.
Montpelier, Dec. 81. lSl0. 35-u
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Depot At
Charlcstown and Nashua every morning, Sundays eXccp
ted.J
All goods to be transported on the Rail Road going
above Lowell, must be sent TO the Companys Freight
Depot, CharltstOwn,a al the end OtWarrcn bridge.
Goods 10 be forwarded by the morning trains must be
sent to the Depot as early rs the evening before.
The Company having provided large and connections
Sorel!ouScs both at Nashua and Churlest0wn and hHv
ing completed their arrangements tor the ansportatiOn
OF Merchandise, give notice that they prepared
to rasport all Goods and Country Produce which may be
forwarded 10 their DepOs, and for this purpose have
furnished safe aud covered cars which will perfectly
goods from damage and careful and experienced men
to take charge of the Transportation business at the De
pots ard to accompany the goods over the road.
The Company, determine not only To accommodate
the public hut extend every mcjlity in their power
both to Transfers aud Merchants have fixed upon the
following rates ol Freight;
s. so per each way between Nashua and Charles
town. Shopper ton each wa! between Nashua and Low
ell
All Regular Teamscrs running to the cars will be car
red the road between Nashua and Chaestown, each
way, free Of expense. II
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NATIONAL FAST.

We are requested to give notice that religious
services will be performed at South Woodstock.
on the l4th inst. commencing at II o'clock, AM.
Discourse by Rev. R.SrREErER. Others are
also expected to address the meeting.
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DISSOLUTION.

E copartnership heretofore existing under the firm OF
l. WITT ~ SOUTiiGATE, Merchant TailOrs, is this
day by mutual consent dissolved. All demands due said
firm will be settled by 7. b. Southgate.
II. u. WITT,
Woodstock, April IL, ISL. +. b. SOUTIIGATE.
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DR.. Il. Il. PALMER.
Office over o. A. Bryant a Cos store,
WOODSTOCK, VT.
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.

N!lE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
l. that he continue. tn carry the above business ~
all its various branches at his old stand, nearly opposite
WhitnGls Hotel, where he will hold himself IN readiness
him. The best Of stock viii be kept constantly on hand
uni pains will be spared To keep the best workmcn in
constant readiness orders for The durable
ware in this line
on HAND AND FOR SALE
STANLEY'S PARLON SrONES-tour sizes, )-hc most
beautiful pattern in the market Also,
WOOISONS COOK, aud sheet iron diving ilne, COOK
STOVE. and Sheet Iron Stoves and Pipe.
COPPER BOILERS ~ TEAkErTLES.
TIN SAP BUCKETS, "a Hcwund much approved artclC)
UIRD WiRE, &c. &c.
All who arc in want of any of the above articles Will do
well call and examine the and prices, before par
chasing elsewhere. JOHN BLlSH.
Woodstock. Dec. %, 1910 81
NJ B-Cash paid for Sleeps pcts. J. u.
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NJ RSH & Ii A X RE TT,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELIoRs AT LAW,
WOODSTOCK, VT.

Office, Elm Street, near the Congregational Church.
The subscribers have formed such xon, under
the above firm, to be able give prompt and careful
attention whatever business in Law and CH,NCERy,
may be entrusted to them. CHARLES MARSH,
JAMES BARRETT.
Dec. %, 1910. 36-tf
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MARRIED..

In Ludlow, on the 2lst alt by RevR.L, Harvey,
WILLIAM II, MERRILL, to Miss REBEccA p.
Brown, both of Plymouth
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PORTER B. souTHGATE requests all persons indebted to
the late firm OF Witt& Southgae, TO call aud make mmc-
diatc settlement. r. b. SOUTHGATE.
April IL, 1871, 5lU
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ON and after MoNDAy, March %, ISL, The passenger
" trains will run rs follows:

ON and after MONDAY, March 90, lsll The passenger
" trains will run rs follows
At Gi,i Ian At ii Pm. At 7AM, Atm.
At 10 III Am. Ats Pm. At ii AM. At 81 r. NJ.
LEAVE Lowell
At IA AN. At IL IL pm. AT ii I'm. At : Pm.
or Immediately the arrival Of the cars from Boston.
WAY PASSENGERS taken at TyngsborOush and North
Chelmsford.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars Tor Nashua,
will be conveyed I'd the Cars free of expense by leaving
their names at the Railroad Ticket Office, and passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua Will be con-
yey ed to any part of the city whHiit charge
p,.. From Nashua To Lowell, 30 cents
i"'e- From Nashua, to Boston, LOO
On the arrival OF the Nashua, stages leave Tor an
part of NCw-liampshreV Vermont, NewlOrk aud Cannna
via Amoskeas, Concord Neene, Charlestown, \. H., WIND
sOr, aud BrultlebOrO, Vt.
Books kept in iioSroS ut the Stage Office, Ne and
II ElmStrtet also in LOWELL at the Railroad and Stage
Occ front Of the Depot where seats be secured IN
any of the Coaches, aud correct information obtained
respecting the different stage routs.
ONsLOW sFEARNS, Superintendent.
Nashua, March -, lei0.
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Vy1OUD respectfully inform hisiricuds and the public
w that he still continues the manufacture OF
PIANO FORTES,
at the old stand in Mcaughlns Building nearly opposite
WhnCys Hotel All Pianos are warranted, In tone and
Workmanship not to be inferior To those manufactured in
Boston NewYork, and will be sold rs cheap rs sru-
ments Of the same Workmanship, can be purchased IN ANY
of the cities.
Woodstock April 3, lsil. i9-u
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And so on IN proportion for greater number
For copy of the Com Globe, or Appendix, so cts
copies of either 81 80
IL do do ) 90
% do do 10 90
And so on in proportion for greater number
Payments may be transmitted by mail, postage
putt, ut our risk. BY the regulations of The Post
Office Department., po,inasters are authorized 10
frank letters containing money for subscriptions 10
newspapers.
The notes of any bank, current in the section Of
country where subscriber resides, will be receiv-
ed by Us Mt par.
;Cj1. No attention wiH he pail 10 any order
unless The money accompanies H.
BLAIR g. RIVES.
Washington City, April 5, ISL.
eSubscriptions received at the Counting Room
of the Ire. 80
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NOTICE..

TIVE subscriber has purchased The stock in trade Of
L NJ. Stocker and will continue the mercantile business
nj the old stnd, Customers wishing purchase, w be
accommodated with goods, On favorable terms any
other shop.
Farmers produce, short approved credit and cash rc.
ceiycd in exchange for Goods.
$. n. sTOCKER.
Iarund, corners April 49, lSll
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

. s;'ss 8