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VIRGINIA MONoNGALIA LOTTERY,

VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY,
Glass II, for 1871, To be drawn vt Alexandria Va.
on Saturday, the 18th day Of July, lS4l-7s
Numbers, ii Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME!
| $40 900 10, 900 5000 $500 5000 $500 ,905
2 of $'l,50O 30 prizes of = 900 so CT $3.50 rs of
S2oOo IS prizes Of $500 l25 prizes Of $;l25 GA Of
| $lO0 &c. &c
Tickets only $40, Shares in proportion.
certificate Of a Package Of rs Whoes in this
Grand Scheme will he sent for $3.50, Halves and
Quarters ia proportion
VIRGINIA LEE3nlRGIl OTTERY
Glass X for 1871, 10 be drawn ut Alexandria, Va,
on Saturday, the Gath day of July, lSll--75
Numbers, II Drawn Ballots
GRA.ND SCHEME.
go, goo 90, 600 5000 $500 5000 5000 $500
10 prizes Of :; 500 50 Of $50 GO Of $500 60 Of
$3.50 C3 Of 100 &c. &c.
Tickets only $40!
A certificate of Package Of IS Tickets will be
sent for : 1870, Shares in proportion
VIRGINIA LEEspuRGu LOTTERY,
class |. for lS4l, to he drawn at Alexandria, d.
c, on Saturday, July 81, lS4i, rs Numbers
10 Drawn Ballots.
$50, COO GOO 5000 5000 1000 $500 1000
"a l-2 25 prizes Of s GOO ECTS25 prizes Of
$500 cNcheE1! 2S Of goo 200 Of $500 G2 of
500 &c.
TirLcis Ten D0'lars.
A certificate Of II Package of rs Tickets will be
sent for : i3O-Sharcs in proportion
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WANTED,

TWO OR THREE GIRLS to work al the Tailoring bust.
L ness. Application must be made None wanted
but the first rate. H. {. T.fIY.
Woodstock, June 2, lsil. 81
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the floor yesterday while the question was an
der consideration, but he was unable to do so.
WEDNESDAY,, June 9, 1871,
In Senate, Mr. Clay gave notice that he should
Tomorrow ask leave to introduce bill to provide
for the distribution of the proceeds Of the public
Lands.
Mr. Sturgeon, of New York, presented apetiton
praying for an amendment of the Constitution to
effect the abolition of Slavery The reception was
objecledto by MIR Preston, when on motion of Mr..
King, the motion to receive was laid upon the
table,
Mr. Buchanan presented petition praying for
the abolition of the Slave trade, when question
arose as to what should be done with petitions of
this nature, when it was decided that the question
of,heir reception should always be put.-Ihe mo-
ton to receive was then laid upon the table
Memorials were presented by Mr. Morehepd and
Mr. Walker in favor ola bankrupt Law.
SUD-TREAsuRY BILL-Thls bill having been
road third time, the question now was on its en-
grossment when Mr. Woodbury. took the floor,
and at considerable length addressed the Senate up
on The general benefit of the Sub-Treasury act,
and upon his administration of the Currency. He
warmly defended the Sub Treasury Eli, and did
not wish, to leave the currency under the control
Of the Executive as it would be, if the repoll
took place and no especial act was passed.
Mr.. Calhoun We, believed that the course of the
gentleman on the other side was such as to leave
the public money under the control of the Exec-
utive and he reasoned against that at length.
MIR Benton attempted the introduction Of a reso-
lu,ion declaring the repeal of the Sub Treasury
inexpedent, which the Senate pronounced out Of
order; when Mr. Benton Withdrew his motion, and
proposed to re-commit the bill with instructions,
which was negatlved yeas Is, noes %,
Mr. Wright then took the floor and addressed the
Senate in behalf Of The Independent Treasury sys-
TEN, and argued, with much s,renuousnes against
n National Bank. He gave his views at consider
able length,
Mr. Benton then took the floor, and wen, very
much at large into the merits of the Bill.
After some other remarks, the question was ia
ken, and the Repeal Bill waa carried, yeas 20.
nays IS.
The Senate then adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives,, Mr. Graham,
Of n c., in pursuance Of notice previously given,
asked leave to introduce bill for the repeal Of
the act 'to provide for the collection safe keeping
and disbursement. oflhe public revenue" pas
sed July A. 1910, commonly called the Sub-Trea-
sury law
The House, however, proceeded 10 the special
order, the election of officers.
The following was the result ;--Doorkeeper
Joseph Fonnsbee Assistant do, ], w. Hunter
Chaplain, Rev. John W. French, of the Episcopal
Church.
Mr. Sergeant of Penn, sent to the Chair reso-
luton which was read, that the House now pro-
coed to the election Of lis Printer, for tho eth
Congress, whose compensation shall be 20 per
cen, less than the prices fixed by the join. resou-
ton of 1919
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A List Of the Prescribed and Re
Warded, in Vermont,
GUEELOTTNED,
REWARDED.

GUEELOTTNED. REWARDED.
A. w. HYDE, Collector. w. p BRIGGs, fed. orator
II sMAN l.owGy, Marshal WM BARRON, old fed.
L, FULLER, Custom House, CURTIS ELKINs.
D\N'L KELLOGG, Dist. Atty. CHARLES DAVIS, old fed,
MlL\CnI CORNING, Keeper
L. ~ LII
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DISSOLUTION.

ilE coparncrShip heretofore existing under the firm o
L. WITT d SOUTHGhTE Merchant Taors, is th
day by mutual consent dissolved All demands due salt
firm will be settled by F. u. southgate.
II. b. WITT
Woodstock, April IL, l5il. +. b. SOUTHGATE
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PORTER B. sorTnG,TE requests all persons indebted to
the late firm of Witt Southgae, to call and make nme.
date settlement. p. D. SOUTHGATE.
April I2, 1871. 5l:tr
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at the old stand, in McLaughns Duins nearly opposite
Whneys Hotel All Pianos warranted, IN tone and
workmanship, not to be inferior to those manufactured IN
Boston or NewYork, and VIII BIZ sold cheap nstru-
ments ol tiesac Workmanship, can be purchased in any
OF the cities.
Woodstock, April ., ISL. 49-tf
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On and after MONDAY, March e. l9ll The passenger
" trains will run rs follows:
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VIRGINIA LEEsnuRGu LOTTERY,
class |. for lS4l, to he drawn at Alexandria, n
c, on Saturday, July 81, 1871, rs Numbers
10 Drawn Eui.Ots.
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VIRGINIA LEESBURGII LOTTERY.
Class !. for lS4l, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va.
on Saturday, July, 3, lS4l-75 Numbers-l2
Drawn Ballots.
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WILLIAM BROWNS
SARSAPhRILLA COMPOUND SYRUP.

TIVE most popular the most pleasant the most whole
some aud one of the most powerful purifiers Of the
blood Every body praising it, and all pursuit OF
II. See that you get the gcnuuc and CHl for William
Browns Snrsaparla Compound. The article Is for sale
by all the Grocers and many ofthe Druggists in Boston,
Salem, Worcester Lowell Springfield, Hartford New
Haven, New Bedford, Fall River, Providence, Portland,
Bangor aud most of the country towns are supplied.
Dealers supplied ut the manufacturers price by NIL
the wholesale West India Goods and Dugsest Stores in
Boston.
1t is the cheapest preparation Of Sarsqparilla now in
market according TO the quality Price 80 cents bottle
including the soda. No can doubt its efficacy after
examining my new steam apparatus or extracting the
strength from the root. And further evidence
certificates of Mr. Fessenden.
hereby certify that within the last two months have
prepared in my mill, for William Brown, Chemis, 4eI
Washington street Boston, two thousand five hundred
pounds Ohe best Spanish Sasapara the greater part
already used up, in manufacturing his celebrated Mead
Syrup. have further orders to prepare more.
PHILIP b. FESSENDEN, West Cambridge, Mass.
SarSqparHLa Compound or Suer Top. This celebrated
Summer beverage has at length found its way into Ches
hire county We have tried il and Nnd it all processes
tob 1t is recommended for its cheHpness about one
cent for u half pint tumber IN. II. SenHHGh
HiHiGm BrOpmls SarsapGrWa Nerd makes capitnlbe
verage for this warm weather, 1t is cheap, wholesome
aud refreshing. Ii is almost us fashionable hard cider.
CiIrCmOHt Earle.
Sold by T. HUTcHNSoN, Jr', Woodstock SILLY
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Democratic State Convention.

The Presidential Election with all its deceptive
excitement, has passed away. A change of the
National administration has been effected but the
the promise of restoration ofconfdcnce, 'plenty
ormoney,' and better times has not been realized,
and it is found that the interested leaders have de-
ceved the people. The interests of the State, too,
have been overlooked and dsregarded in the Presi-
dental scramble, and we aie loaded with u State
debt of nearly S2O0,O0O and abuses have crept
into our Stute administration which call loudly for
correction The undersigned would therefore call
upon all Freemen Of the State of Vermont, who are
opposed to State debt, TO splendid government
establishments, to an irresponsible system otbahk-
ing to unauthorized State expenditures, and TO mo-
nopoies, juntoes, and privileged orders; who are
in favor of State reform, of making corporations re-
spousbe 10 the people, of liquidaing the state debt,
of placing the militia on its proper basis, of econo-
my in the State government-in short, all who are
friendly to the principles Of Jefferson, are reques
ted TO meet at CHELSEA, on the Fourth Wednes-
day of JUNE next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose of levisng measures conductive to the
above objects, and 10 nominate Ticket for State
Officers, and it is hoped that every Democrat will
attend.
Signed by Alden Partridge, Il. b. Ransom, N,
Robinson, and siXiy-nne others, .N6rwich. S. b.
IIazol,ine, and twenty-ninc others, Bakerglild,-
A. b. Goulhworih, and Gfy-seven others, Vest
Fairlee. Daniel Cobb and others, SlrgGOrd. j.
w. d. Parker, and others bradford.
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ton only, did they reach the base of the rock.
The military of the garrison were promptly on the
spot, and by O'Clock, five living beings, all ser-
ously injured, one in hopeless state, were res
cued, and thirteen extrcated from the ruins. The
disaster is supposed to have been caused by the
springs of water in the rocks which filter through
the crevces and expand by the frost 1t was appa-
rent to the most superficial observer that the slight
est work which crowned the precpce could have
had no share in precpita1ing the rock at its base
from the position it has so long occupied 1t will,
however require much labor and no uncomfortable
expense to build the curtain scarP The face of the
DESTROYED, in safe and sufficient condition.-.ll-
6any Alias.
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE
VERMONT MEDICAL COLLEGE

The exercises of this occasion will take place on
Wednesday the 9th day of June inst,
Addresses will DC delivered by Hon. JAcoD
CoLLAMER, and Prof H. II. CHILDs.
Tho services Of the Woodstock Band, under the
direction of Mr. MANN, has been secured for the
occasion.
The procession will form at Mr. ALDEN's Ilo-
tel ut II o'clock A. NJ, and proceed thence to
St. James Church, Citizens, and gentlemen
from abroad aro respectfully invited to join the
procession. J. BARRETT,
Marshal.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
MINERAL SPRINGS, mGHGITE, TT.

WTNERIL NPRTNGS, WIGHGITF, TT.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs the public that,
l. this and connexions UousCorCclcd last season
for the accommodation Of such may wish to parako of
the celebrated Mineral Waters Of the sprngs now open
for the reception Of visitors Many additions having been
made during the past winter aud the subscriber attcrs him
self that he shall he able accommodate aud rive suts-
ton who may have OccasOnt0 to this fDuni-
ain Of hcah No atcntian will be- spared render the
u1lon OF the afflicted comfortable possible Families
w be furnished with constructed for their Conycn-
fence. Parties OF pleasure will uway find the House open
for their reception and every thing which The peculiar and
romantic situation affords bens situated upon the banks
of beautiful bay, aud surrounded by extensive shady
groves provided for their amusement and health
Dr. HEIsEBERG, Of Burlington will visit the Springs
week. oitcncr, for the accommodation Of such
may wish his professional services convenient carrngc
will be in readiness to run from the Springs TO meet the
Steamboat at ST. Adams Tuesdays and FRIDAYS each
week. :. W. WOOD.
IIighgate SPRINGS, Nay 2, l9il
~ n. sail Boat win ut AL times be in readiness for
pleasure excursions upon the bay. 81. lew
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4" As our laws now stand and are now ndmnis

" As our laws now stand and are now admins
tered, there is little hope of amendment through
their lnslrumantalily--b public opinion has some
force left, and to that we appeal. We beg that
these men may be Stunned by genllemen,a land 'cul'
in all decent society. Let mark be put upon them,
by which honest and respectable men will know
how to avoid them. We are rejoiced to hear that
this course has been adopted toward Mr. Biddle in
Philadelphia we do earnestly hope both he
and his associates in guilt will receive the same
moral denuncatons from respectable people in all
parts Of the country ."-Salem .AdreriiSer.
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Il. II, BAILEY,

LAS removed TO the shop lately occupied BY Noah
- Fisher Jf where he Manufactures aud keeps for snle
all kinds OF silver Ware, snch Tea, Table, Dessert
salt and Mustard Spoons Cream Ladies', Scar TOngs
Butter Knives DC. DC. Gold and Silver SPECIFICS 0eYey
pattern made in the best manner and warcntcdtO lit the
eye.
The above articles he will sell as low at wholesale or
Reule as can he purchased in New York, or Boston.
Particular attention paid to the repairing of spoons &
Spectaclcs and all other job work.
All orders by mail or otherwise, will meet with mme.
diate attention.
Cash paid for old gold and silver
Woodstock, Dec. II, 1910. 33-6m
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Willinm Browns newly invented and concen-
tratcd Snrsapara or Mead Syrup is an exceed
ingly refreshing and pala,be beverage, and s just
the thing for rcnoyallng the body physical in the
season Of dog days. 1t has alreody set one or two
manufacturers of similar compound toaming mos,
violently, who will be likely 10 explode before the
warm weather is over Brown is a skillful en-
,crprsing Yankee, and any preparation of his for
tho inner man is sure to go down,-.4merican
Traveller.
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ON and after MONDAY, March %, lsil, The passenge
" trains will run rs follows;

ON and after MONDAY, March %, ls4, The passenger
" trains will run follows;
At A aa. N A. "A pn A, 7A hsA'L A pSTtGS
At ~ Ii Am. Al I'm. At IL AM At 5 3-l P. 81.
LEAVE i.OwELL
Ate IA AN. At IL ia pm. Al ii Pan. M7r.m.
or Immediately ON the arrival Of the from Boston
WAY PASSENGERS taken at lyngshoroush and North
Chelmsford.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua
will be conveyed To the Cars tree of expense by leaving
their the Railroad Ticket Olce and passengers
arriving at Lowe in the Cars from Nashua, will be con-
veyed TO any part of the city without charge
roro From Nashua to Lowell, so cents,
From Nashua, 10 Boston, 81 80.
On the arrival OF the ut Nashua stages leave for all
part OF New Hampshire, Vermont, NewYork aud Canada
via AmOskeag, Concord kcene ChaestOwn, y. H., Wind
sOr, and BraltebOrO, VI.
Books are kept in BosToN at the Stage OGcc No ard
ii Eim-strecalso in Low ELL, at the Railroad and Stage
office in front of the Depot where seats bo secured in
any of tile Coaches, and correct information obtained
respecting the different stage routs
ONSLOW GTEARNS, superintendent
Nashua, March ~, leic,
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Depot at
Chrlestown and Nashua, every morning. Sundays oSce-
ted
All goods to be transported on the Rail Road going
above Lowell must be sent to the CompauN's fre.gnt
Depot Chnrlostown, Mt the end orWGrren Bridge.
Goods TO be forwarded by the morning trains must be
sent to the Depot aS early AZ the evening before.
The Company having provided large and cOmmodiou'
Houses both at Nashua and Chares,own and hav-
ing completed their arrangements Tor the Transportation
oil Merchandise, give notice that they prepared
to traspOrt all Goods and Country Produce which may be
forwarded their Drpos, and for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered cars which will perfectly Sc
goods from damage and carei and experienced men
to take charge OF the Transportation business at the De-
pots, aud to accompany the goods over the road,
The Company, determine not only to accommodate
the public, but to extend every Gcility in their power
both Tcamsers and Merchants and have fixed upon The
following rates OF freght
So 80 per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town. Shopper ton each way between Nashua and Low
ell.
All Regular Tcamstcrs running to the cars will be car
red the road between Nashua and Chnrcstown, eac
way, free OF expense. a
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Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.

rI,E subscriber would inform his friends and the public
j that he continues to carry the above business in
all its various branches, Mt his old stand. nearly opposite
Whncys HOTEL where hr will hold himself in readiness
to accommodate all who may feel disposed IN patroniye
him. The best Of stock will he Kept constantly on hand
ard no pains will be spared keep the hest woFkmen in
constant readiness to orders for the durable
ware in this line.
on HAND AND ron SALE,
sTANLEY'S PARLOR sTOvES-tfour si7es,) the mos,
beautiful pattern in the market. Also
WOOIsON'; COOK, and sheet iron diving fuc, COOK
STOVE. and Sheet Iron Stoves ard Pine.
COPPER BOILERS d TEAkErTLES.
TIN SAP BUCKETS IA new ard much approved ariclc)
HARD WARE, SC. &C.
All who are in Of oi the above articles will do
well to call and examine the snd prices before pur.
chasing elsewhere. JOHN BLISI.
Woodstock, Dee. %, 1910. 81
n. B.--Cash paid for shespt pslts. J.B.
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GrtgDtoa Market,
MONDAY, MAY "a, 1911.

At Markc, 2e5 Beef Cattle, 10 pnr Working Oxen, 2j
Cows and Calves 2l9 sheep and 200 Swine 30 Beef Cat
tic unsoll
PRlcEs-Be,f cattle. First quality 81 Goa % second
quality ST 80 n q IS; third quality 81 80 ACES.
WOrktng OrGn,--Sales, So, ss5, Sl0i'
CopS & CdueS Sales S22, S2i,S32 S3j, 3 %, nnd$ TO-
Sh'ep.io shearcd SO W and 20, Lots not ohearcd
81 90 aud So co.
Srne. Lots pcddc sold ut lo for sows and a
for Burrows and lot III audi "a At retail, from TO l.
l-2. NcB Eng. Farmer.
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III Il n RY G. 4 1T,
D R PER A D TAIL0 R ,

OVER I. HUTCHINSON JRs STORE,
II As received the SPRING and SUMMER Fash
/ j ions for lS4l, and il prepared to manulac-
ture for his customers every description of Gar
ments in the latest and best styles, and warrants
them to give good satisfaction in every respect.
Cutting promptly done and warranted as usual.
June 3. $3.50
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NOTICE. WARREN MUTE, would respectfully
~ give notice their friends and tho public thu, they
continue misunderstanding Saddles Harnesses, Trunks, VAL
ses and Carpet Bags aud ali other articles IN their line Of
business 10 suit customers, nj their old sGuda they IN
tend 10 suit customers in order 10 get living by their bus
ncsn they respectfully return their thalks for past
patronage, and hope for continuance
Woodstock, May s, loiO. l-H
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SAVE YOUR TUEL.
CHASNS COOKING STOVE,
OPERATING urosA FRIvClrLF ENTIRETY WV.

vuNIIE subscriber having onrgctcd with Mr. L. Ch,ss
bras leaves TO- cali the attention of the p"%e t" the ssnc
Tie stove be, ond doubt more ecouoca and coGycGeH
than any other cooking stove in use. Is conyontntto
cause OF IT'S peculiar construction ana economical Tor no
REASON a' IL VIII save hrce Oula OF inc UcReccSsury to
be consumed IN other stOvesIn order to 90 an equal IT.
mount OF co0Lns 1t contains two ovens OF large uneR
SonS,"hich can III an instant have the emicaturcso cLtn
scu ny campers Us 10 De Gapted to baking or roasting ne
most oeche Us wen ~ the c0arseSt food The boiling tie
department IS perfect III every POINT oiNltw sH bolers
snr "v TSI,, 'rV iTo "'os Is 80 con-
roo inI irec,I, into h y" intp Wv
t ,r,,gity 80 ,e los nr,o =, hJ H. M'uS "
'' w., ~ , ~ r r M M '''H s'oNe oP-
n d},,.,,, ".o ,h tico I, ali ,I" ",'i, ~
,rn ~ iiiiJ H. HI w. Ham, IL, ,, % az ~ wv
sr ;, ,i, . W ~ i , ,,r - ~ -. 'n', ''I re-
and IN s,,ch ~ ,rnrcr g In nrn,,r, +, ,r,, ",r ' ]
" he Gnt crneratcd s, s u.Ius.'
uchl purpose. ,,..,..,
snr TU' " nv @ ''
cd ch,r,c,cy ,,In , r,, ,,.t,, ,,, tn, a., b.,
ma - Viii t Lam, 'isa'',I, ,, G.'5 t n
hy "' ~ "l aJIIis IiW VII IN .o IN "S
''Yooastock. JuIy I4tb $40, "a
'"''"'' '-'' i'iO'
Cr,r,r,o.r-.
,
Deng sF-l have used one oryour Cooking Stoves, ny
aS ' I"'i Iv al ne 'unc T. Ill ''n' Gu nnSe
1t GHr "l.u 'eel II my GUY 10 STATE NM
I ErI~ Kahn" " 'I "i '' ,,h,,o"S I'a",n
my ~ ,Gr nG cn i% 2, IN s@nt aJ ana con-
Ee"'sS, ~ jO'T . u,t 70 ne a.ao'r ANA W'll c9',H,
rier Of he sore in U,,Jj ope egy in altion To- I'm
many coauejenccs which this stove possesses orcr all on
ar stores in use have no hesitation in recommending il in
pecuniay point of view tocy,ry one whether they nreay
have or have not other stoves. PAUL HOWE.
woodstock, W., duue l4'h lao.
Thi, certiGes That hive used \ Cba,e's CooLru E'o,s
for all the purposes OF cooking Washing &c usual IN FAM
cooEna Stove Which Gnye ever .sJ or rrp md ham
o! ~ 10 De- coa%umed ~ aGy ointr cook
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WANTED,

TWO OR THREE GIRLS To work ut the Tailoring bnSi
J. ness Application must he made soon. NUEc wanted
but the first rate H. c. TiiT.
Woodstock, June 2, 1911, 81
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DISSOLUTION,
NEW GROCERY.

TNTE subscriber wonl respectfully inform his friends that
L he has fitted up Rooms in AMI convcnien, man
ner under the shop OF Geo. c. Pratt and JAEs H. Nun
where he Inns, and intends keeping constantly on
hand good ASSORTMENT of 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 MS good articles Mt us low prices be found any
establishment in town. GEORGE MEiIlSH.
Woodstock, April 9Th, l8il. GO-,r
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

ID b. SOUTIIGArE would inform the inhabitants Of
Woodstock, aud vicinity, that he has employed two
OF the hest workmcn that can be found to work at the
above business. The work THIS shop viii be done by
good and crpericnced hands ard in the t6St fashion,
All jobs will he warranted TO be in the best taste, and all
garments will be warranted ut or the cloth paid for.
l-T No mistake In ths.L.
70 prove the above Gull and try. Shop at present.
Il. II. DailGy's Store.
Also
Cloths and Trimmings for sale at this Shop low
be found in town.
Garments Cat for others to make snort notice and In
the best order-no mistake
Woodstock, May Is, ISL. 55-tf
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Berkshire Medical Institution.

TNHE Annual course of Lectures will commence the first
Thursday, 18th of August lsll and continue thirteen
weeks, Fee for the whole of Lectures $50; Zee for
those who have attended two any respectable
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ding the number OF books taken. Board from 80 to
80 90,