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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-02
NO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH.

TEyUERE Is NO longer auy doubt but HLLfIM
r BROUN'S Compound Boncsei Candy, you gtt lhe
genuine, will cure Cough remove Hnhrsthess, anu .ie
The Voice. For NOcallsts and Public Speakers
IL snOw in extensive calSonr the cure oil
enzn looping Cough ana all other diseases Of the BrtaS
and Lungs No one but be convinced Of its efficacy
after examining list otnames Of individuals VINO have
been cured and willing IN hr referred To- Another eN
erre oC rs cjcac, this Certificate ofHr J. Richardson.
hereby certify that, in the month of Febuary leS9
,a,,G,c,ired from II moderated dccoc0n furnished by
Mr. Hrowu $50 lbs ol his Compound BOnesei Candy ana
that in the month OF the present year. leiO maH-
C,ctnr for him Twenty three Hundred and sAy eight
.T5UES RICHiRDSON, $40 Washington ST, Boston.
lit were not what il is said to be, why would the sales
show such an increase and every body is prasng H. In
flct il is literally in the mouth Of The whole community.
For the genuine, call for Browns BOneset CANDY, which
is for sale in only by the proprietor, 4el Washing
ton ST. T. Preston, Federal st-Joseph kiddor Court 81
J. II. Snow Hanover stSeth Fowle, Prince st-fowle
&. Co. Green st-S. Carter, Hanover STD L. BrnGlec,
school ste. Carlton, Lowel-Marsh, RoAbury-J. Baloh
Proyi,ence-ThOmas Davis, Newport-l Thornton, New
Bednprl-E Porter, Salem-Tagsard Macinre, Char
leston For sale BY the proprietor Of stusTs Vanilla
I,raid Rock and other kinds OF Candy.
CoNpouNp IoNssET CANDY. The Candy prepared by
William brown, No. 4sl Washington street rom grea-
variety of vegetable materials many of which Cien a
used separately for the OF Colds, which
is called the Compound Boncset Candy" recommended
"a nm excellent article the relief of coughs and affections
of the throat. Boston Daily Adv.
For sale by 4. HUTCHINSON, Jr. Woodstock, W
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STATE OF We X VI D Mt.
BY ms EYCELLESCY THE GOyERNOR,
APROCLAMATION.

For Christian peop'c-achnowledging The
goodness and mercy of their CREAToR-io anie
in humbly confessiag their unworhiaess, apd In
soliciting Il continuance of lac blessings Of Hear
en-, is duty no less fiji and rational, than pleas
ing aaA accrpidJiC.
In accordance with custom, respected for lis
associations, | do hereby appoint FRIDAY, The
ninth day Of April nerf, 10 be observed through
ont this State rs day of public FASTING and
PRAYER. And respectfully invite my fellow
citizens to forego all pursuits inconsistent with the
duties Of the day, and TO unite, in their several
places Of public worship, in such religious services
as shall be suited to the occasion.
We are favored pcople:-with climate highly
conducive to health "a soil richly repaying the
labors of the husbanlman; Industry and enter
prise receiving their due reward ;--scminaries of
learning spreading their healthful influence among
community ;--moral, social, civil and religious
rights and privileges secured by wise and just laws;
aud above all, enjoying free access to the consoIa
tons of the Gospel of our LORD and SAVIOUR,
uhinnuenced and unrcsiraincd by civil power:-
In remembering these, and other mercies and bless
inas of our CREATOR and PREsERvER, the mind
is drawn FROM the gift TO the Giver They admon-
ish TO faithful review Of the past 10 thoughts Of
our own unworhness and short comings in the va
ious duties of life, and to conrite and sincere
pentance for past faults.
Let US invoke the blessing Of GoD upon our
country, and pray that her institutions may not suf
fer through party luminosity or sectional strife, but
be preserved from the dangers, many and peculiar.
which surround US; that the difficulties, which now
seem to threaten the public tranquility. may be
cqu,abiy and honorably adjusted; that He would
impart wisdom TO our rulers, and due respect for
ORDER truth, and justice, 10 the people.
By the immutable laws Of an overruns Prov-
dence, suffering is the certain penalty OF transgres-
let us, therefore, beseech Con that the peo
pie may be turned from sin; that man may ne led
10 the wrong and tyranny Of holding his fellow
either in physical mental bcndage that the rights
of the weak may be respected. and Of the wrong
rcdrcssed; and that the impartial and pure princi-
pies of the Gospel may become the rule and guide
of the whole family of man.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the State
at Shoreham, this Eighteenth day Of March,
in the year Of our LORD, one thousand
IL. 81 csh, hundred and forty-one, and Of the
Independence Of the United States, the
sixty-ffth. SiLAS II. yENISON.
by the Governor:
Gro. D. MAasEE, Secretary
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April 1910.
COUGH! COUGH /!

C0lds, Pulmonary Complaints, all diseases Of Ike
lungs; Phihisic UhOOpiHg Cough, bleeding at the Lungs
sour stomach pain the SIDE, LirG Compaints&c. Price
SO cents bOie. The true, original and genuine Balsal
of IIyERwORT, that has been in use III Boston, New
York and Philadelphia for the last thirteen years, with
urivalrd in curing the above diseases IL Is &C.
CcGy the most popular remedy now IN general use lor
genuine. can for Mrs GdrdrcrS BGisam Of IftpTOrt
and observe the signature Of the proprietor Uom BTouh
chemist 4Sl Washington street. Boston. As turther Sc
cury against cuungrits copyright has been secured
for the outside wrapper entered according TO Act Of Con-
in the Clerks office of the District Court Of MRssa
ChlsCtts $40 II 10 truly vegetable preparations Hrd IL
now recommended by many Of our first Physicians. For
evidence oits support all other preparations, see in
side directions Certificates from the following individuals
well known in Boston. VIM. i. larnden, conductor ut
the express from Boston to New York &C. Ellis, NJ u.
Thos. ilaskns, Jr; Elisha Horton; II. Browni D. 7.
Woodbury. Horace Gall; Miss L. liowardj f. Williams,
NJ ID. This article is Tor sale by al the Druggists in Hos
ton dealers supplied by the propretc dealers in New
York or Philadelphia.
nosToS, Arc II. 1870.
hereby certify that within few wears past, have had
several friends who been subject coughs colds and
pulmonary complaints, and have also been very much
troubled with cough myself young man who is
agent for at New York, fell from the cars on the Bos-
and Worcester Railroad about four years since while
they running at the rate of ccn miles per hour and
received serour injury which caused Him to bleed in
warly daily for year Amer much persuasion, induced
him try Mrs. GHrners Indian Balsam of liverwors,
He used 10 bottles, which entirely cured him he Is
now ms well He thinks nothing but this pasnm
could have saved his life. therefore, from experience,
chucry recommend To my friends and the ruhhc 70.
coughs, colds aid all pulmonary complaints, raising of
blood. &c. II is prepared and Tor sale by VIM. Brown.
WI. r. HARNDEN,
Conductor Of Harnicn's express from Boston to N York
For sale by T. HUTCHINSOF,Jr. Woodstock, VI,
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THE HAIR! TIE HAIR! THE HAIR!

MO better evidence s wanting allow the superiority
orthc Genuine BnlaO Oil, other preparations,
'tAn that number Of Druggists cndeayorng To initiate
it, and osiing their miserable limitations the public for
genuine. Read advertisement, Beware of Pcdars
Genuine Buffalo Oil fast taking the place Of NIL other
articles la promote the growth, soften and beauty the
Iiair its gives IL sofncss that other article does
and il to curl bcautiyby FREE use II will darken
aud give the hair satin gloss II IL highly perncl and
gives perfect satisfaction to NIL who have given II trial
Yoa wi observe the signature Of the proprietor, William
Brown also Dunalo OIL imprinted on the bottle. In
consequence of counterfeit which has recently appeared
and il now Tor sale have been persuaded to Obtain
label engraved ON copper which have secured copy
right entered according 10 An Congress in the Clerks
Office the District Court Of Massachusetts. Any infringe
ment will he dealt will according to law.
For sale by 7. HUTCHINSON, Jr Woodstock. VI. II
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BROTHER JONATHAN.

The largest ard most bcaHtih newspaper in The ,OrId
Lnr@er by .fHy square inches HGH Gny IN he UHHeG
M7tcs.-Pabished saturdays, al l63 Nassau 81. NeT
lork.-Pricc three dollars year.-iT0 c0pies torFre
! dOUdrS.
FHNiE pr0prCtnrs of this mammoth slcct-thc "Gredt
III Wesfernn among the newspapers-haye the pleasure
spreading before the reading public, Weekly Periodical
containing greater amont aud variety ouselu and
tanning Miscellany, than be found in any simple pub
LEGATION in the world.
~ Each number of the paper contains large mn
of reading matter, is found in Volumes OF ordinary dI-
odecimo, and cost S2-and than is contained in
volume of lvinns Columbus, or Bancroits History OF
America which cost SO voume-and all for Three D0i
lars year. For s. two copies will be forwarded one
year, one copy two years.
since the publication Of orr original prospectus, the
Brother Jonathan has been ENLARGED, and its size,
ample before, has much increased, that much
than the former quantity of the interesting literature
of the day Is embraced, in its immense capacity. seec
tons from all the most prOmnatc and celebrated writers
OF the day assists in swelling its cOntens and whatever Is
new, rich, rare, is Immediately transferred To its col
umcs. All the contributions periodicals of American
writers of rcputc appear in its pages aud the issue of the
foreign press laid under contributions,
ccvcd in this country To the Miscellaneous and Literary
Department. the closest attention paid and in all the
lectOns aud original contributions strict is devoted
to avoid all that may touch upon the opinions to any party
in elieOn and politics.
Experience having taught us that we had marked out
plum for ourselves in which all sorts of people delight to
follow, the Brother Jonathan shall continue, it beguno
be hold, gentle, weghty light grave, merry, serious, wit
ty smooth dashng, Interesting, inspired and incOmpaa-
BILE Newspaper II shall be stupendous mirror wherein
all the world will stand reflected 1t shall contain the
most beautiful Of NovclS-ROmances and Stories for both
soNcs-Fairy Tales for lovers tho observation-disclosures
for Hliquarians-Pasq unadcs for wit mOnge-Nuts and
Raisns for windcd readcrsSerenades for musical
OvcrsSOnnCts for Iudes-SJntmcnt for Old Bachelors
Statistics for POcians-and Lectures, Sermons Crit
icisms, Epgrams, &C, ~, Nc,, for all the world.
- Letters should be addressed to
Publishers ofthe " BROTHER JONiTHiN,"
New York, March 4, lSil II
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Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.

IiiE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
thnt he continue. TO carry the above business In
all its various branches ut his old stand nearly opposite
Whncy Hotel where he will hold himself in readiness
10 accommodate all who may feel disposed to pHtrOnzc
him. The hest of stock will be kept constantly hand
md no pains will be spared to keep the hest workmen in
constant readiness execute orders for the durable
ware in this line.
oS HAND ASD ron SALE,
STANLEY's PARLOR STOvES-(lour sizes 1.-THE most
beautiful pattern in the market. Also,
WOOLSON'S COOK, and sheet iron diving Hue, COOK
STOVE, and Sheet Iron Stoves and Pipe.
COPPER BOILERS n TEAKETTLES.
TIN SAP BUCKETS IN new and much approved articc.)
HiRD WIRE, sc. SC
All who ARE in want of Of the above articles will do
well to call aud examine the ware and prices before pr.
chasing elsewhere. JOHN BI.ISII.
Woodstock, Dec. %, 1910. "a
n. B.-Cash paid Tor Sleeps pelts. j. B..
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N eW Good 8.

VIE subscriber has just received from Boston, In rdd
ton to his OrmerstOck, the greatest variety OF Watc
es Jcwery Silver ware, Brittana ware fancy goods mu
Sic in Sheets and musical Instruments toys clocks and
tme-pcces, rifle POWDER and PERCUSSION caps; combs
prcfumery and shaving soap good assortment of bass
and BRIDGES patent heads for bass vos and in short al
most any article that may be found in variety store
which will be sold at reduced prices for cash. produce
short and approved credit.
" ocders wishing for any of the above articles, be
furnished cheap ut any other Store in the country.
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
j. II. MURDOCH.
n u. Particular attention paid to clock and watch re
pairing, and also 10 the repairing oficwey. j. II. NJ.
Woodstock, sept. 90, 1910, 81
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CHAsE,s COOKING STOVE.
ADDITIONAL CERTIFICATES.

have used Of Glasses Cooking Stoves No g since
last October, and have no hesitation in recommending
being hccr stove in every respect than any now in
in this vicinity. The great convenience derived from hay
ing good ovens and the saving Of One-ulf of the fuel
consumed in other Stoves besides its other good qualities
gives in my opinion, superiority to any other stove
with which am acquainted JASON DARLING.
Woodstock VT, Jan. %, lEil.
This is to certify that have used Chascs Stove No. p
for the past four months and am willing hazard the
opinion that il decidedly the best Stove in sc The
amount of business that may be done by 1.-THE great
my 0 lc and labor, together with the and
fence win which II may be accomplished, render ii very
desirable Cooking stove and for warming room il is not
surpassed by any Stove in the market ORA PAUL.
fomlrct W., Jan. %, ISL.
Clarendon Springs, Jan. 2e, 1911.
Mr. Chase: Sir have been using one of your Cooking
stoves for some time past and am satisfied that any other
stove that am acquainted with will take twice the amount
OF wood to do the amount of business of YOURS The
ovens srpass everything of the kind have seem for doing
all kinds Of baking. In word consider il the best Stove
that has been offered to the public.
am respectfully yours,
THOMAS MLAUGHLIN.
Chascs Cooking Stove has been in use in my house for
several months pust, and consider il decidedly superior
any stove, which have seen in Ilsr.
NORMAN WILLIAMS
Woodstock W., March s. lSil.
have used Chascs Cooking Stove in my house for sew.
era months, and consider decidedly superior stove
which have seen in usf. EDWARD COBURN.
Hartford w., March & 2Sil.
Mr. Chase Sir, This Ccrtincs that have used one of
your stoves for the pnst six months In point Of economy
fnci and convenience consider il fnieIV superior to
any other Cooking stove Of when have knowledge.
ISAAC NJ. FISHER.
Woodstock W., March g. ISL.
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prom The Ban Sknkc DeMOcrHk.

"TIIE WORK GOES BRAvELy ON,
What if the federaliss do belle their former pro-
fassons! No malter-who ever believed any thing
ever preached one thing, and pracised another
when they had the power. Look at the removals
Of lamp lighters in the city Of n. York; Of hearse-
drivers in Connecticut; look at the general sweep
Of all democrats from office in Maine and other
States, by the lcdcras,s who have croaled so
much about prescription.
And notwithstanding the late assertions Of Mr.
Clay and Gen. Harrison and others, in relation to
these matters, if they do not practise very different
from what they have preached, we shall be mlsa-
ken. In fact, the work of cutting off the heads of
their political opponents has already commenced,
before their professions to the contrary have scarce
~ escaped lrcm their lips. Even Light House
Keepers are to be sacrificed. We noticed yestcr-
day the removal of Capt. Joseph Dennis from the
Light House ut Gloucester. We copy the follow
ing, showing the removal of another Light House
Keeper, from the Baltimore Republicans
OTT WITH HIS HEAD!
The following is II COPY of the note from the new
Secretary of the Treasury to Mr. Shaw, late keep
er of the Light House at La2arelo Point:
Treasury Department.,
18th March, ISL. :
Government in keeping the Light House Il, Laza-
ratto Point. am respectfully
Your obt. servant,
r. EWING,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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Attic SIGN OFOLD TIME,

D USSEIL & CLARKE, Watch-makers and Jewellers,
IL directly opposite Whitncys hotel Woodstock, VT
keep constantly hand for sale, general assortment Of
Clocks, Watches and Jowely Watches and Time Pieces
of all description repaired and warranted to perform we'll
reasonable terms. Also Music Boxes and Accorlios
repaired and tuned on short notice.
All orders from abroad by mail otherwise, wllrcccve
immediate attention.
May {, 1910. l-tf
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Tie ROyM Princes BorH Mnd.-lt is current
~ reported and believed in England tina, the nfIn,
princess, Victoria Adelaide Louisa, was born blind.
1t is supposed to have originated from the terror of
the Queen at the time the mamie, Oxford, shot at
her last summer, when she suddenly put her hand
over her eyes. This does not surprise MS, as j, is
The opinion of celebrated Roman Consul, that
such things will happen under such circumstances.
New Era.
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THE CAPITAL PRIZE OF
$50, 900! $4,000! $15,OO0!!
$4,000!

UNION LOTTERY, Glass for l5il-to be positively
drawn in the City ofAlcAandru, d. &. Saturday, the
l7th day ofApr, lell.
BY AUTHORITY OF LAW.
For Internal Improvement in AerGndria, d. C.-Satc
Treasury, Delaware College, and Common Schools, in
the STATE fDc!fwrrc-lsulu Manufactures in the State
of S2Hh CQroiRc-Grccn and Pulaski Monument in the
City OF Savannah and State Of GeOrgid-and Public In
stitutons in tho STATE Of Lousi0uG and Kentucky.
u .iumbcrs-6 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME.
5GnCGO $4,000 $4,000 10000 5000 1000 1000
5000! i,tC0 2,50O 23ll Of $4,000 Prizes of 81,
$50 10 prizes OF $500 10 prizes of 1850 50 prizes Of L.
900 50 Of 500 80 Of 100 100 of 300 100 Of ESQ 10 OF
900 III Of lh0 l2l of 100 &c. dc.
TicRETs only S2O-Shairs in proportion.
A certificate Of Package of 90 Whoes in this GRAND
SCHEME will be sent for S2i0-Ialvcs mud Quarters in
proportion. Address :. j. SYLVESTER
No, 1870 BrOddtray, New York.
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II. no w A I'd

WOULD remind his numerous friends and patrons that
w ms in times past in time come, he will do all
sorts of FASHIONABLE TAILORING, the shortest notice.
and in Htie better style than be elsewhere had.
u For particulars, see argo bills
NORA BENE-Thc present CRISIS compols call for an
immediate settlement of ul accounts Of more than
years standing.
Windsor, Feb'y Q, ls4l.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
ON and after MONDAY, March 22, ls4l The passenger
" trains wilrun as follows;
4. i AN, It IA Pm. At 7A,a, I ATTN IsIg
At 10 III AM Ats Pm. At II AM. ATS 81 P. NJ.
LEAVE LOWELL
At 5 Ia AN. At IL ii Pm. At 3 Ia Pm. At JPN
or Immediately on the arrival of the from Boston.
WAY PAssENGEns taken at Tyngsborough and North
Chelmsford.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua.
will he conveyed to the Cars free of expense by leaving
their ut the Railroad Ticket ONCE and passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be con.
ycyel to any part of the city without charge.
Faro From Nashua to Lowell, 80 cents
From Nashua, TO Boston, Sl,5O.
On the arrival of the at Nashua stages leave for all
part Of NcwIlampshire, Vermont NewYork and Canada.
via AmoskCag, Concord keene, Charcstown n. H., Wind
sOr and Bralteboro, VT.
Books are kept in BosroS at the Stage Office, No. and
II Elm-struc-also in LOwELI, ut the Railroad and Stage
office in front of the Depot where seats can be secured in
any ai the Coaches, md correct information obtained
respecting the different stage ,,,I rous;
Nashua, March 10, lslO.
MERCHANDISE rRl-s, will leave the Freight Depot at
Chnrlcsnwn ana Nashua every morning. Sundays exccp
All goods to be transported on the Rail Road going
above lowo, must be sent to the Company. Freight
Depot, Charlcsnwn at the end ofWnTen bridge.
Goods To be forwarded by the morning trains must be
sent To the Depot as early aS the evening before,
The Company having provided large and CommOdOns
HloIt-ulA'H iull NJ NHSuUu hlu tnutSlON, anu INV
ing completed their arrangements for the Transportation
o Merchandise give notice that they prepared
To trasr0r all Goods and Country Produce which may be
forwarded to their DcpOls, aud for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered which will perfectly Sc
cure goods from damage and careful and experienced
to take charge Of the Transportation business the De-
pots, and To accompany the goods over the road
The Company, determine not only to accommodate
the public but to extend every mclity in their power
both To Tcnmstcrs and Merchants and have fixed upon the
following rates Of Freight
81 so per each way between Nashua and Charles
town. Shopper ton each way between Nashua and Low
ell.
All Regular Transfers running to the will be
ed the road between Nashua aud Charestown
way, tree Of expense. II
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TO FARMERS, WOOT.-GROWERs
AND LUNyEUMEN.

'TE subscribers offer for sale valuable tract OF rich
aud heavily -mbeTed land lying at the northwest
corner III RcGf'Hg HindsOr Ca H., bounding tho lines
Of Woodstock, Plymouth and Bridgwaer, distant about
miles from the latter village, und about 10 from Wood
stock Green Said tract consists OF $40 acres By measure
ment ~ 100 Of which have recently been cleared and
arc now in good pastHse, and is known By the Of
the Governors Reservations The remainder covered
with its original growth Of timber, tie greater portion Of
which very heavy and of first rate quality consisting OF
spruce EGmlock, Maple, Birch Bass aud Ash-muCh of
the hitter of superior quality. There is also it
the best Sugar Orchards in the county Of ndsOr. There
is said land neat, wobut Cottage % by &c feet,
finished, papGrCd and painted with good cellar under the
whOle-wtlh convenient shed Ia by AS feet and barn
30 by 40 feet all Also Saw-mill, which has been
built about years and in good repair with excep-
ton Of rihng damage by !reslet. II is allowed That
there II sufficient supply Of timber this lot wear
out two mills and it is Of easy draft the ground hong
nearly all descending To the mill. The land well stua
ted to he divided into three farms md the buildings 10
Gated lvorably Tor such arrangements used all to-
gether rsTate sheep farm, for which it was de-
rye, oats and barley for pasluragc chance is
here presented TO any person wishing to embark in either
all Of the above kinds OF bsnessthe facilities for each
being abundant and Of the best quality. The terms will
be reasonable and long credit given, if required for part
OF the purchase money.
Further particulars may he known by application to
Hon. T. HUTCHINSON. of Woodstock Green, r. f. HAM
MOND, Esq. of West Windsor, Or DAVID HAMMOND, Esq.
Post Master, Reading, VT
u The property may be seen on application to the above
gentlemen. JONA. HARTWELL
JAMES l.. HARTWELL.
Liuoton, MiddleseX Co. Mass Feb. 6, lS4l. Al
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NOTICE. WARREN g. MUTE, would respectfully
~ give notice to their friends and the public, that they
continue manufacturing Saddles, liunescs, Trunks, Val
Uses and Carpet Bags and all other articles in their line of
business to suit customers, ut their old stundas they in
tend to suit customers in order to get living by their bust
nessand they respectfully return their thanks for past
patronage, and hope for Il continuance
Woodstock, May 3, 1910. l-tf
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TnE subscriber has this day purchased all the interest Of
said Adams in the property If the late firm Of Adams
Eoby and will carry oil business alonc at The old stand
JOHN II. ROBY.
Woodstock, Dec. l6. lSi0. 33-f