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NEW PROSPECTUS T II I
2soStGaJ Motion.
TIE FOLIO AND QUARTO EDITION.
Improvement 3)roposc O..

On the ninth day of October will be published
the first number Of new volume of the BosroN
NORTON, which will ut that time be considerably
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TIE BOSTON NOTION,
is q weekly g1zattc of original aud selected litero
ture and intelligence. II embraces Tales, PONIES,
Essays, Reviews Of the New Works, Biographical
Historical and Humorous Sketches, Anecdotes,
&c, &c, selected from the widest range of Brit
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There Is no literary periodical in the English Ian
nuase worthy Of regard, which the editors do not
regularly receive, aud select from as frequently as
the character of It's articles lndicnles to be proper.
THE ORIGINAL DEPARTMENT.
Of the BosroN NORTON, besides the contributions
of the editor, will, as heretofore, embrace from
time to time contributions from Professor Iongrc.
low, author Of Hyperion Voices of the Night
etc; Rev John Pcrpoint, author Of Airs of Pei
islnc,' &c; Henry William Herbert, Esq. author
of Cromwc,' 'The Brothers. Sc; William
Gilmore Sums, Esq, author of Guy Rivers,
Southern Passages and picturers,' &c; Hon.
Caleb Gushing, N, C., author of "Reminiscences
ofSpam,' Sc; Henry T. Tuckcrnan, ESD, nr-
thor Of The Italian Sketck Book, &c. and many
more of the most distinguished authors now living.
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tery periodicals, has ever possessed list of more
distinguished or able contributors than the Bos-
TON Notion. The above mentioned have each
been for many months among It's writer's ANEW
feature of the next volume will be the publication
ola h'w romance, written expressly for il, by
Henry William Herbert, Esq, entitled
THE MAIDS REVENGE.
Critics who have examined the Ms orthe work,
think it is the masterpiece Of its author. by the
first critical journals Of Great Britain, Mr. Herbert
is pronounced eqnh to any historical novelist ex-
cept Sir Walter Scott, who has written in the En-,
lish language The purchase Of original works of
this description makes an in the history ofnews-
paper publication in America. The next volume
Of the NOTION will also contain n
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81 90 REV ARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been of
" cred for months any who will use bottle OF
HdyS Linnent Tor the Plies without being cured. OF
thousand sod in instance has it failed of
Proof overwhelming TO be had when is sold Ii is also
CERTAIN in nearly erery case Externally in the
following complaints.
For the Plies, Tighinewof The chest rs
For all Dropsy, pccidNy in chiidrcn,
Tender Feet, FoW Ulcers Of the legs, or
Sore throat By cancC sor other fungus sores, hour
uiccers, obstinate or long
Group, standing,
Uhoopng cough Fresh Rounds
Scad Head Chiibidins &c. 4.
LOOK OUT +.
Some SwindierS hare counterftsi the article and put
il up riih rarionS derccs Do not be imposed upon
One thing only will protect yol-ii is the name or COM
STOCK u co. that name must Arrays be on he urdp-
per, or You are cheated. DO forget 1t. Take this
direction with you and test by that, buy it; for
is impossible for any other to be true genuine
Sold by COMsTOCK& CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
57-ly JOHN 4. DUNBAR. Woodstock, VI.
n p. MELTON, Norwich.
j. c. BROOKS Hartford.
H. 4 H. WARDNER Windsor.
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Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.

TINE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
that he continues to carry the above business IL
NIL its various branches ut his old stand, nearly opposite
Whneys Hotel, where he will hold himself in readiness
to accommodate all who may feel disposed tn patronre
him. The best Of stock will be kept constantly on hand
and pains will be spared keep the best workmen ~
readiness to execute orders for the most durable
ware in this line.
on HAND AND FoR SALE.
STANLEYiS PARLOR STOVES-(fOnr s,)-thc most
beautiful pattern in the market. Also, ,,oo,-
wOOLsON'S COOK, and sheet iron diving nue., 'ooh
STOVE and sheet Iron Stoves and Pipe
COPPER BOILERS a. TEAkEIllbs.
TIN SAP BUCKETS IN new and much approved aTticle)
HARD WARE, &C. &C.
All who are in Of Of the above arnces VIII do
well 10 call and examine the and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere JOHN BIIsII.
Woodstock, Dec y, 1910. 81
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3aoftrD.
From The New York 'firror,
THE UNikNO.VN SLEEPER.
BY C. q. EASTMAN.

Beneath an aged locust tree,
Beside the blue I.anoiIle,
Where, all the day, the honey bee
Sings at her busy toll,
Amid broad and level plain
OF waving glass and yellow grain,
Surrounded by rugged pale
OF rude and arlless form,
Through which the bending meadow swale
Signs in the autumn storm;
BY bsake and vine and moss o 'er growa,
A chd's unIettered grave is shown.
None know how long the sod hath been,
Above the sleeper's breast,
And none can tell the stranger when
The child was laid to rest.
No kindred hath it left to tell
Its birth, its death, or burial.
Though many lords have titled the land
With spade and furrowing share,
Yet, all have let the locust stand
Aud still the mound is there,
And every spring an hOnr they save,
To mend the p,le that guards the grave.
AS ',were their own, that nameless child.
They watch its sweet repose,
Beneath the brake and bIinr wild
The strawberry and the rose,
Amid that broad and level plain,
OF, waving grass and yellow grain.
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WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND RONESET CANDY.

ATEDICATED-PRIcB 6 cts oz, 10 cts. OF, 81 l-2 cts
wi lb.-A remedy that has gained great reputation
for the cure coughs. colds whoopins cough, phthsic
throat and all diseases Of the lungs; also II is IN
tensve use for clearing the voice for vocass or Public
Speaker and in consequence OF the extensive sale and
wonderful efficacy Tor curing the above complaints, has
caused number nf Druggists and Coniectoners to
tceit this valuable cough remedy. An imitation has just
been shown with my stamped on the candy. evil
IDENTIFY to deceive the public. For the genuine You will
call for " WIN. Browns Bonesel Candy, Mecacd," aud
that the direction is signed by the proprietor and the
candy stamped wv. BnowS." The true article is for
sale in Boston. At wholesale rnd retail by the Manufictu
rCr. corner of Washington and Elliot It.
For sale BIZ IA. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VI.
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REPUBLICATION
OF THE
DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE.
OF THE

',D Z Va q ~
VNTE beg to announce that, in accordance will
w the wishes ola large number of our subscli
bers, we have made arrangements for the rcpubi
cation of the above named periodical, commcnciu.
with the Janunry number for 1912.
The Dublin University Magazine is to IrelanC
what Backwood's is to ScOtand and from lh,
cause, p0urtraying, as il does, Irish life and man
ners ,!and Irish modes of thinking, in all their gen
uine reality, it may reasonably be expected to enlis
the sympathles of a numerous class Of readers, in.
GLIDING all those who appreciate the inimitable wi
and rollckng fun that Is Indigenous 10 Ould Ire.
land.
Ia confirmation of this, t is only necessary to
refer 10 those thrilling tales, under the titles oil
=" Charles O'Nlalley" and " Harry Lorrequer,' -
both of which originally appeared in this periodl.
cal-the most popular, with the exception Of Boz's
works, perhaps, Of all that have ever issued from
the periodical press.
Relying upon the same liberal patronage, with
which our previous publications have been received
we shall confidently issue the above named period
lcaI TO our numerous readers, in the conviction
that lis claims will be found at least, not Inferior
in any respect TO those of its predecessors.
The same care and punctuny, which have at
tended the issue of our other publications, will az
fora suihcient guarantee Tor the fulhment of oar
contract in the present instance; and we need on
y assure our subscribers and the public that, in the
republication of the Dublin University Magazine.
nellher expenses nor exerlion shall be wanting on
our pirt TO produce it in a style commensurate
with its intrinsic merits, and worthy of their ell
lire appreciation.
The Dublin University Magazine will be issued
in monthly numbers, within week after the re-
eeipt of the original copy, printed in bold type.
on paper of first rate quail Y, and will correspond
in every respect with the Dublin Edition.
J. NJ. MASON, Publisher.
New York September. 1871.
TERMS:
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rooms, corner Of Pine street and Broadway by Mr.
Leonard Scott, Collector, and General Civ Agent,
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASE'S COOKING STOVE,

FE7IIE subscriber having ontracted with Mr. l.: Cha
Il for the right of his stove for the County OF lhdsor
begs leaves call the attention of the public TO the same
The beyond doubt economical ana convenient
than any other cooking stove in use II lScoVehieh be
cause Gifts peculiar constructions and economical Tor the
reason that il will save three iourhs III the fuel necessary Ia
be CONSUMED in other stoves, order to do an equal H.
mount OF cooking Ii contains two ovens OF large uimen
sus which can in an instant have The temperature so chan
ecd by hampers, be adapted 10 baking or roasting the
most delicate us well as the cuarses food The boiling de
department IS perfect in every point OF Yiew SlN boilers
can be used at a time, The br0nI department so
sructcd that the smoke is not suffered to pass into the
room ben convey ed directly into the stove. Owing to
the popularity of the principles npon which this stove OPP
crates none of the heat the fire chamber is suffered to
pass directly into the ppe while all the coolest air in the
stove Is 50 discharged This done by mir chamber ore
rareyng the air and smoke after has parted with its heat
and in such Manner to produce very strong draught
thus all the heat generated must be applied to prac-
teal purpose.
In proof 0the above have connected with this advert.
isnent the following certificates gentlemen ofunOubt-
ed character who using the stove in this vicinity
The will be kept constantly hand and for sale
by, TITUS HUTCHINSON JR.
Woodstock, July 18th 1910.
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One copy, year, Three Dollars; Two copies,
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All remtiances must be post paid or free, and the
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unless previously renewed by further payment IN
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inc hrst romance writer OF The age. The sp'cn-
did productions of this great author have hitherto
been almost inaccessible to those who reside in
small towns and in the country. In this paper they
wit obtain his works, for about one tenth Of the
price demanded for them by the booksellers. An
other feature OF the Norton will be the pub,icn-
ton Of
ORIGINAL. DISCOURSEs
by the most eminent divinos. Among those who
have heretofore contributed to this department Of
the NoTIoN, may be mentioned Rev John Pier
point, Kew ). X. Lothrop, Rev. T.. II. Chaplin,
and others. The most important new romances
Published in England will be republished in The
NorIoN Immediately after their reception in this
country. Heretofore the works of Dickens, Mar
ryat, Cocklon and Ainsworlh, printed in this gaz-
elite, would have cost fOur times AZ much as he
eatre subscription Of the paper, if purchased ser.
araeIy at the book stores. The BosroN No.
rloN will continue to be as rich in this department,
as in previous years
COSTLY WOOD ENGRAvINGs,
imported from Europe, designed by Jouusroy
and other cmlne artists express for the WORK will
continue to illustrate and cmbeIlsh its pages As
gazette OF literary, dramatic, commercial, poti-
cal general
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or ever published in America. The FOLIO cdi-
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ut the end Of each year from its commencement
will constitute splendid quarto ,olume of EIGHT
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matter, oil so great excellence, was never vel ia
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The QUARTo will not embrace the novels no,.
IN conrse OF publication in the Folio, but will con-
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cd TO transfer existing subscriptions 10 the pcy
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ing department Indeed as tho Stories now be;ny
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probably extent of the damsnd
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mand The People Library and lndy's Book one
year. The first Number will be issued on the LIST
day of October, 1871.
Address Norton lie Michael, No 81 South third
st, opposite the Girard Bank, or l.. a. Cooley, Of
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THE LION OF THE DAY.
40 Cure NO ray ,


THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN PILLS.
Highly recommended by Docf. Taenfine Mott NJ d. Of
". \. and Others
FNNlTESE the orders ANY one that does not find re-
VI lief from these pill, the price is refunded back these
are the POSITIVE orders Of the Proprietor agents and
others.
In offering these pills othe public appeal to their in
elhscnce lithose pills are not what they are recon
mcnded You in duty bound out orcspCct to ,oursci
and community to reject them. and publish them to tie
world as an imposition, humbug and quuckCTy. The rub.
lie may be assured they purely vegetable, thew are
composed of nine Ingredients part of the medicine only
found in Asia and the vacs Of Germany. For convenience
these extracts are made into pills and will be found
cure or reieiu all bilious campaints yellow hnd bilious
ieNcrs fever and ague, aundce scarlet rash bilious chol
IL, dyspepsia &c.
IL is not intended that this medicine is cure for all d
to which the human system is liable Ten thousand
useless efforts have been made draw II ON the region
unknown fancy long spun theory Of magic art which
would cure each and every disease Good medicine
to he found in the fire or whiTlvird.
Health and happiness hang upon chance winds-iinC 10
the herald Oitruih.
monument their greatness which will defy the cortdr,
tooth of time.
sold by John A. Dunbar, Tai, BacgS Co Woc5stcet,
A. Gibson, Proctorsville, Shcrwin 4 Richardson r.
Demng d Co., silas Bruce. Jr., Chester; n n Newton
Burton Brooks, Norwich J. G. brooks CrshirgI
Nichols, Hartford +. Clement Bridsevatcr. r. p lin
tington, Hartland; I. w Hubbard Hnlett a soy.,c
Windsor; $. G. FAY; Reading Buck n Jones son,b
Reading; Robbins & White, Cayendish; = Premise b..
kinsvic Bailey Bartlett Woathersfeld; H. Ri,bariso,
4 Co.. l.. Atwood Rochester. 311y 'h
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REVEREND |, COvERT's,
B AL NJ OF LIFE.

1 NEW and raiuaJle rcmcdy for The aure Of Consump
hon iSthma BrouchiiiS, Group, WhoopinS Cough, aud
an diseases NJ the Lungs amt Wini9ipcj ertfhNrcy
used HdrecOmmc Rded by he Medical Faculty, TO UhoDi
The receii has been Freely mate khoUn.
l. COYERT& CO., Propriciors, AubWn, " !. gold
Lf, PHELPS iND co. WHOIESiLE DRUGGIST,
Ne WirER STREET., GENERAL AGENTS., ARE
PREPARED TO SUPPLY ALL ORDERS on the
PROPRiEROR'S TERMS
.ryIlIE PROPRIETOR is now receiving, almost daily,
testimonials OF the highest responsibility in favor Of his
medicine from Physicians, Cergynlcn and others, who
have become acquainted with its nature and cHect-
among which are the following
From the Boston Meiicai JOurHdi August Goth, 1870
The following isRn extract from m article in that paper
on NDrbHs LaryRgeus COuciondiorum," or Bronfhn@,
by FRANK II. HAMILTON, Professor in Matcrin Mcdica
aud General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.
"The Rev. COycrts Mixture, also now used 80 eNtcn-
svcy for this affection by Clergymen, belongs To the
class of stimulating cXpectOrants being of those lucky
combinations Oimedicnala genswhch while IL promotes
cNpectOraOn, does impair the tone of the stomach
Oh this medicine cc ut liberty to speak, since its COM
position il held from the PRoFEs'iOH, and we hope
the proprictors will soon see tit to give 1t To the puhlic.
We therefore, to recommend it, having employed
in or case, and in thu Of many others, with
ecidcd benefit.
10 an trio1a IL man concern! This may certify that
have examined the Rev. COvert's Ingredients conf
pounded under the name Of the BALM or LIFE; and be-
licved said compound is happily calculated to relieve per
sons fall aud afflicted with acute an chronic
dacascs of the lungs aud windpipc, rs indicated by
coughs difficult breathing and pains in different parts o.
the chest, administered ucer suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses. JOSEPH r. PIrNEI,
Physician q Surgeon.
AUBURN, August 3ist, 1899.
This certides that having examined the Rev. I. Covers
NAM or LIFE, in all its component parts, do be-
lrye il be of the best compounds for coughs
symptoms chronic infamuons. etc. of which we have
any KNOWLEDGE and do cordially recommend its use
to all afflicted with the above named disease.
J. w. DANIELS, VI. ID. s,,
w.J.LOvEJOY, NJ. d. SUNNI
GORDON NEEpliAM, NJ u. Onondnga.
T.. LAWRENCE, NJ ID. Badwnsvills.
Ia 10 = rsaI anil Anon fr.,u.
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TO THOMSONI.fN,S.

A FEW copies of Matson's American ycso,,bto ~
IA ce, new and improved Guide TO Health Js.ao
ed for the use families. For sale bv 1'Ss"
Sept. 20, lsll. N. a NJ. o. RANDALL
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CONSERVE OF HOLLYHOCK. One of ,ha
~ best compounds among Thomsonian medicines ~
Qunzy, Colds Rheumatism &c. WI
Forsale at the Jcwclry Store ol
pe'''' ~. w. o. RANDALL.
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New Novel by BuIwcr,

TIC INST TOmance winter OF The age. The spIcn-
did productions of this great author have hitherto
been almost inaccessible to those who reside in
small towns and in the country. In this paper they
wilt obtain his works, for about one tenth of the
price demanded for them by the booksellers. An
other feature OF the MOTION will be the pub'ica-
., Of
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TYSON FURNACE.

THE Subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that during the present season Gu
palo Furnace has been added to this establish
ment, and during very successful operation
with their Blast Furnace, making over six hun
bred tons of the very best soft iron, he Is now
prepared to execute all orders from abroad for
STOVE PLATES, HOLLOW WARE
AND CASTINGS,
of every description, in the most perfect manner.
The proprietor being determined to spare no
EXPENSE to make the manufacture ofthese works
equal, if not superior to those of any other Fur
mace in this part of the country.
The great variety of COOK, PARLOR and
BOX STOVES, now getting out, are well wor-
thy the attention Of dealers. Among the most
conspicuous of these might be mentioned
YANKEE NOTION COOKING STOVE, with cleva-
ted ovens, boilers;
HILILARD'S NEW ERA, do do do do
WOOLSON'S IMPROVED do do illuminated sides
HAYWOOD IL FISHERS do do
HAYWARD's FARMERS do do
PREMIUM do do
BOX STOVES, various sizes, NEW STYLE,
NEW STYLE PARLOR, various sizes.
-ALso-
PLOUGHS, CAULDRON & POTASH KETTLES,
FIRE FRAMES, OVEN MOUTHS, HOLLOW-
WARE, CULTEIATORS, &c. &C,
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sur pflibt matte natb bsm lsstsn l5tsn Sas
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2tsn Sebruar, 5err Otuooirb 6ceb nit DliB
5aHny Sitter, BON Maibsnevist.
-am 4ten. 6err wiiliam 8r,ms nit W1ib
glnabetb 8itler. bon Notscn.
-am 7tsn, 6err 1Billlam braun nit W1ib
Glifabetb Varlot, BON D7aietMeriet.
9urtt ben gbrw. 6rn. Saect W1ilIer, att
stsn Sstr., 6err Scbn Eieim nit D1ib Clio
Iatstb Neimert, keibs ven Hmitr.