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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-04
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

WN|E are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
Wv NJ. CARDOZO, ESQ.,, rs chndidats
for District Attorney, OF tie Tenth judicial Dis.
tric', at the November election, prf (dl0)
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
WM7E are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
w WALTON, as a candidate for Clerk OF
The Circuit Court, at the November election. rs.
WEYE are authorized to announce SAMUEL
EN STAMPS, as candidate for Clerk of
the Circuit Court. (d5.)
ENENRY MORTON is candidate for
L q Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Holmes co.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER, ~
NgfkY Il are authorized to announe MICAJAiI
NM WADE, as a candidate for County
Treasurer. (d5)
NEYE are authorized to announce ALFRED
XVI LOMAX, as candidate for Comfy
Treasurer. pr. f. (d5.)
NHTE are authorised to announce WIN. NJ.
Wv SWAMI, as a candidate for County
Treasurer, at the next November Election. $50
FOR COLLECTOR.
%MYE are authorised TO announce II. D.
E@ GREY as candidate for Collector, at
the November election. pr. T. $50
NNIaYE are authorized to annsurce WM. T.
VIM LAND as a candidate for Collector OF
Taxes at the ensuing November election.
July 10. 90.
TEVfIOMAS II. ALLEN, is candidate for
Ill Tax Collector, Of Holmes county, at the
ensuing election. (S''
FOR ASSESSOR.
WEE are authorised 10 announce JAMES
Wv HANNAH as candidate for Assessor
OF Taxes for Holmes County at the next Novem
Der Election. CSoD
EOHN WILSON is candidate for Assessor
81 of Taxes, for Holmes county, at the ensuing
November election. Cdo)
gWHHOMAS G. Rayner ia a candidate lot
III Assessor OF Holmes county, al tho Noven-
har oYsc,ion. $50
FOR RANGER. rs
WMYE are authorized to announce 1OIiN
WW BELL, as a candidate for Ranger at
the November election, N9'D
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-04

many officers in command, evidently
sought their stations for the sake OF the
title only, and neglect 10 discharge the
duties incumbent upon them. Many OF
The regiments have not been properly lald
off into balalions ard beats, and but lew
are fully of1icered. Officers who fail to
perform their duties 10 time Of peace, en-
cumber The service, and would be worth
less in war-the designations Of such will
be cheerfully accepted, whenever tender
ed.
Every Btigadier General will review
the regiments in his Brigade, once in each
year, and make due return ofthe strength
and condition thereof.
The ColoneIs of each oft the several re-
giments of this State, are required TO take
care that the battalion and company par
AIDES take place, as required by law.
The Elections above ordered, will be
held under the direction Of Inspectors 9TH
er than those OF civil elections, and the
ballots deposited in a different box from
those of civil elections.
II is the earnest desire Of the Comman-
jder.in.C Chief, to have every regiment folly
differed and organized next November
and it is his determination to bring every
delinquent before a Court Martial. The
law expressly requires returns OF all mIlI-
tary elections TO he made TO the ADJU~
TANT GENERAL. Officers aro
charged to attend particularly TO this re.
quiremen,.
By order of
ALEX'R. G. McNUTT,
Commander.in-C Chief.
c. NJ. PRICE, AdJ't
Genl Mississippi Militia.
Sept. 4, 43. Pm. Pr. fee 80.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-04
For THE USIoN.
4 On .
s..a....PLACE.

Thy groves and glens and limpid nils,
And gently sloping verdant bills
Disdain an humble name TO shed,
Some orient egantine to wed.
Unlike the crisp and crusty crone,
Who would her mirror'd self diaown,
And by an appellation sweet,
Essay her purbIind swain to cheat.
OFT through thy woods alone I've st'oIled,
And saw thy ev'ry charm unfold,
Ofcopse and vine and fountain pure,
And scenes that might an angel lure.
Fen now, methInks, Whilst round gaze,
And think of sweet aud by gone days,
Ofceaseless, fervid, youthful flame,
And all their dreams Of future fame.
Seraphic strains salute mine ear,
nv bosom heaves, intent hear,
And dormant sparks ignite apace,
As sings the spirit OF the place.
Let unbid.cd fancy lroiic free
These scenes among,
There's a cryptic charm meath ev'ry tree
With sibyl tongue,
To tune their velse
Viyifc--terse--
IA sung the sacred seers.
Drink Of the fount that boiIs at thy feet,
'Tis angels tears,
maj in liquid pearl and diamond meet
Ho! he that bears!
DSNk deep its the source of health and hop
OF love and bliss
THEN dame natures ample volrme,ope,
And fears dismiss.
Ho on to fame!
Shoot forth Thy name
Full dauntless in thy might.
Ia enviou, critics COMPOUNDED stand,
Oppressed with light,
And abashed, retire at thy command,
In humble plight.
The yiewIcss sputc her descant ceased,
When ey'ry shape Of bird and beast,
With halos bright Of golden beams,
Sport,-carrol round thy crystal sneeams,
And lightning's flashing, dutrrinS dance
Unnumbered rainbows doth entrance,
Whilst FAIRIES light as cider down
with childIike glee are filing round.
But harmless, all, as infant smile,
FSo sweetly soft, the mind besnile,
And spur the spirit stirred within
Melodious musings to begin.
Aroused, my muse, at once essays
To vent her soul in rustic iAys-
And beg'st thou 1T view with kindly grace
An ashlar rough from SFF"*E**pace.
IOFA.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-04
Tur BANK Bill vEroEp--THr CouN.

THE BANK BILL VEToED--THE CoUN.
TRY SAvED.--We have this week The plea
sure to lay before our readers, the message
of Presiden, Tyler, vetoing the bill 10 in.
corporate the Fiscal Bank Of the United
States" by which he has saved the lber
ties Of the American people, from the iron
grasp of foreign and domestic monied
arislocracy. Though this act of the Pres'~
dent may, for the present, call forth the
bitter imprecalions Of those who elevated
him, 1t will ultimately weave for his brow,
chaplet Of unfadug Iaurels; and win for
his name place, high among the lIlustrl
GUS patriots of other days.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-04
NOTICE.

rs hereby given, that on the
Il first Monday of October next we
viii as administrator, and admlnlstra-
tr;x of the Estate of William Allen de-
ceased. will present our accounts to the
Honorable the Probate court ofHolmeS
county Mississippi for final settlement,
and allow and surrender our letters of
administration.
JOHN B. ALLEN.
MARY ALLEN,
H. w. Brown Attor.
August 7, 1871, WV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-04
APPOINT MENTS.

The Hon. JACOB HUM oOIN,
candidate TOR Congress, and II. s. GRAVES
ESD, candidate for State Treasurer, vii
address their fellow citizens at the fol-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-04

o. The great length Of Mr.. ThomP,
sons letter, and the veto message have
excluded from our columns OF this week, a
history Of the political discussion at Kos
usko on the 30th. 1t shall appear in cur
next.
WING GLooM.--The wings in this
quarter are much chapialIen, and have
worn very long faces since the reception
of the veto message. On "Wednesday
night last the President was burned in
etiigy on the public square, by his guam.
dam political friends who few months
since, were won't TO sing Roll away from
the Locos, roll away" and Tippecanoe
and Tyler too" Verify, we know not
what day may bring fo:lh.
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party. Granger's Abolition Postmasters do not ap-
pear to know their duty. The Boston Courier
good Wing authority-says that Granger is not fit
Tor the Office and so says master Webb. by the
way, as Webster has taken up the quill to defend
himself against the attacks of Clay, through the
columns Of the Courier & Enquirer, shall expect
to see pretty tart rejoinder from master Clay
through the same paper, which may, perchance,
elerate the Godke in the estimation ofsOme Jolks.
The great " Constitutional Lawyer" is vulnerable
in more points than one ; and there may be tales
told by his own friends which were never intended
to be told out Of school. Let it come-lor their
motto is, Union of the Wings for the sake of the
Union" Bah G..
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are insncerc--,hey did not intend to tolerate an
honest difference in sentiment. "The spolls of
office" was the length and breadh-the sole OBJ
ject of all their pretended patriotism BY new
modelling the Cabinet, and resisting the federal
policy, President Tyler had it in his power to rem
himself popular with the majority of the nation
BY undertaking to sustain federalism, should he
persist in this course, he will fall under the
of the great majority of the citizens of the whole
Union. Resuscilaie Federalism! Why, it would,
under the whitening rebuke of public opinion, die
almost as soon as ushered into existence II is
opposed TO the great democratic principles upon
and privileges of all classes. The people have so
much knowledge and virtue and love of country,
and regard for their vital interests that the very
idea of building up federalism is preposterous. 1t
may spring up in The night and, like Jonah's goard,
perish in u day.--.N H. Ga.eite
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n CIV Good S,

rTiE subscriber has just received from Boston, in add
ton to his former stock, the greatest variety of Watch
es Jcwcry Silver ware Britannia ware fancy goods mu
Sic in Sheets and musical instruments, toys, clocks aud
time-pcccs rifle powder, and PERCUSSION caps; combs,
prcmcry md shaving soapi good assortment Of bass
yOl and yUl strings caronctt reeds violin bows, screws
and bridges patent heuds for bass vOls, and in short a
most amy article that may be found in variety store
which will he sold Mt reduced prices for cash, produce
short ind approved credit.
lr pedles wishing for any of the above articles be
furnished cheap as AT any other store in the country.
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
}. H. MURDOCH.
n. u. Particular attention paid to clock aud watch
pairing, and also To the repairing ofjewelry. j. II. VI.
Woodstock, Sept. 20, lolO. 81
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sHERM.sN's cOUGH LozryGrS.

is Lolcngcsare sealed, and have A. sherman NJ H."
the side Of the box. They the safest, most sure
and elctual rrmidy for Cough, Colds, toEsumrtOlS,
whoopng Cough Asthma rhhCss Of the Lungs OF chest,
&c, Nc The proprietor has never known uh instuhcc
where they did give perfect satisfaction. several
thousand boxes have been sold within the last three months
restoring to health persons IN almost every stage II con-
SUMPTION and those lnhorne under the most distressing
colds and coughs. They do not check aud dry up the corSh
but render cHsy promote CNpectOration, Hay tie tCk
ling irritation and remove the proNmne or exciting
They are made from combination Of the most
valuable e>pecorHn cough medicines ard nrcurdorlt-
ed, superior every thing In for those complaints.
OF their wonderful virtues from those who have been
saved from untmel and restored TO perfect health
by usirG them Do'EOnc o1orre is dose ior an rcult,
and may be repeated from three To siN times day.
qnrtd Children eight year. old half Of one four yours,
quarter. and IN proportion. Very small children or
infants will take them best dissolved In n little wGcT.-
Sh0nd they act us an cmec, produce nnea the tcso
must be lr-sencd to what the stomach will hear Hall cf
will generally be sufficient tn tahc before breakfast
the stomach is more easily sckcncd. No III effects
arise from dose. will the stomach to
jet and although not pleasant sensation, will lie curd
to eiNrrelef Where there much pain in the breast
side, of Shemans Poor Mans plaers should lie appli
ed the part aud I'LL relieved. II attended with
cOstyencSs few caiharr laxative IU1erets ury
mild cathGrc medicine should be used as occasion re
quir6s.
Sold nj the Variety Store, By PdNGBOFN & BRINS
MAID, Jewellers, Burlington, VI, wholesale agents.
liberal dscout to merchants who buy to sell again.
For sale in Woodstock, BY J. II. MURDOCH
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

ID II. SOITllGArE would inform the inhabitants of
i Woodstock, aud vicinity, that he has employed two
ri the hest workmcn that can be found to work ut the
above business The work At TINS sh0p will be done by
g0Oi and experienced hands and in the fSt tashi0n
All Jobs will be WGrrdHtei to be in the best taste and all
garments will be warrantd TO- III the cloth paid for
~ No mistake in this r.
To prove the above call and try. Shop present. over
Il. II. luiley's Store,
-AISO--
Cloths and Trimmings for sale at this Shop MS low MS can
be found IN town.
Garments Cut for Others make on snort notice and in
the best Ordrr-no mistake
Woodstock, May Is, lsil. 5j.tf
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JOHN RANDOLpH.s GRAVE,

A gentleman on a visit to the residence of the
late John Randolph, writes to the National Intel
Hgencer as follows:
"The body of this extraordinary man reposes
beneath the tall branches of veteran pine, about
forty PAGES from his summer dwelling. No marble
marks the place Of his reposc. lie was buried
according TO his own request, with his head to the
east and his feet to the west with white unpol-
ished stone at his head, and black one at his feet
lie sleeps where he lived, in the peaceful bosom of
his own native forest.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-30
NEW GOODS.

VIE subscriber has just returned from Boston
l. with good supply of NEW and FAsHroNA-
BILE GOODS, which, in addition to his stock on
hand makes Il very complete assortment all OF
which will be sold lower than ever, for cash. pro-
duCe, or approved credH.
Good st, lie and high colored Prints for II cents
per yard, and some very fair as low as CENTS
Y. II. Tea, SO cts Salt 90 per bushel, and
other articles in my line, equally as low, Those
who doubt, please call, enquire and examine for
yourselves. OLIVER BAILEY.
So. Woodstock, July |, 1871.
n. D. All persons having accounts of one year
old and upwards, and notes good deal Oder will
please call and settle the same very soon or they
will find them in the hands of an attorney.
62-60 q. b.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
MINERAL SPRINGS, HGHGATE, TT.

flNHE Subscriber respectfully informs the public that
l. this new and commOdOus HOuse-creced last season
Tor the accommodation of such may wish to partake Of
The celebrated Mineral Waters Of the Sprngs Open
IW the reception Of visitors Many additions having been
made during the past winter the subscriber naers him
sell that he shall be able to accommodate and give satisihc
ton TO ALL who may have occason,o rest to this tOuni
am 0t hcdh No atenan will be spared to render the sit
uatiOn Of the afflicted comfortable as possible. Families
will be furnished with constructed for their convene
fence Parties Of pleasure will always find the House open
for their reception and every thing which The peculiar and
Of beautiful bay, and surrounded by extensive shady
groves provided for their amusement and health.
DR.. HEISEnERG of Burlington, will visit The Springs
once week, otener, for the accommodation sach as
may wish his professional services convenient carriage
will be in readiness from the Springs to the
Steamboat at St. Adams on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS of zach
week. ). W. WOOD
Highgate Springs, MAY 3, 1871.
NJ b. Sail Boat will at all times be in readiness for
pleasure excursions upon the bay 53:l2w
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ToOTHACHE!TO oHACHE!.

THE genuine Gall and Kreosoie is sovereign remedy
J. for removing this troublesome pain, II has been in
extensive for the past Years aud in has
there been the least injurious effect from its II the
clear Kreosote that has been much cried out against
Gall and kreosois the hest remedy invented This
icle ell smell fom the breath when occason,d by
defective teeth. Reference be made in Boston, proving
its efficacy. John Putnam. NJ l.. Woems J. A. Dill n.
Tolmnn. Ges-ce Melville, T. H. Stevens. master Tnrspor-
tation Cars Worcester. Prepared BY VIM Brown, Chem
it, i9l Washington Boston. None genuine unless
signed hy VIM. Brown. For sale hy all the Druggists in
Boston. Price g cents-large sire 20 cents.
For sale by T. HUTcHINSoT, Jr, Woodstock, VI "a
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SILK WORM EGGS.

NHE subscriber has for sale quantity of very superior
l. SILK Worm Eggs, of his rearing, including the
SULPHUR. PEANUT and MAMMoTH-wHITE VARIETIES.
The eggs Offered the produce of worms selected from
the best stock and have been preserved with the great
est care. The mammoth white improved variety,
resulting from careful and judicous selection for a series
of years, by gentleman in Pennsylvania Persons wish
ing to avail themselves of this opportunity OF securing eggs
of the best quality invited to call soon the quantity
on hand is not large SAMUEL FORD.
Woodstock May %, 1911. 56;tf
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The proceedings of Congress on the 2Sd and oath
instant, have reached us by to-day's mail. The
most important information which they contain is
the passage of the Bankrupt Bill in the Senate, by
a vote of 26 yeas TO % nays An amendment to
include corporations was rejected.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ON and after MONDAY, March 90, lsil, The passenger
" trains will run Ms lollows
At h4I AVE. Nhtn' "A PM At 7t LshvI peIrGS
At 10 Ia AN. AT pm. AT II Am. At 81 r. NJ.
LEAVE LOWELL
At IA AN. At l2 IA pm. AT Ia Pm, At7r.M.
or Immediately on the arrival Of the from Boston.
WAY PASSENGERS taken at Tyngsboroueh and North
Chelmsford.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua,
will be conveyed to the Cars free of expense by leaving
their at the Railroad Ticket Office, und passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua viii be con-
yeyed to any part of the city without charge,
p From Nashua to Lowell, 50 cents.
From Nashua, TO Boston, 81 80.
On the arrival OF the Nashua stages leave for all
part of wIlampshre, Vermont, NewYork and Canada
via Amoskeag Concord Reene Chaeslown, n. H., Wind
sor, aud BrattlCbOro, VI.
Books are kept in BosToN at the Stage ONCE No 9 and
II Em-srcet,alsO in Low ELL, nj the Railroad and Stage
Office in front of the Depot where seats be secured in
any OF The Coaches, and correct information obtarsd
respecting the different stage routs
ONSLOW sTEARNs, Superintendent.
Nashua, March 10, lS4O.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Depot at
Charlestown and Nashua every morning. Sunday eXcep
ted.)
All goods to be transported on the Rail Road, going
above Lowell, must be sent the COmpanys Freight
Depot, Charestown, at the end ofWarren Bridge.
Goods to be forwarded by the morning trains mustbe
sent to the Depot early as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and connexions
SorcIl Ouses both Nashua and Charcstown and hav
ing completed their arrangements for the Transportation
OF Merchandise, give notice that they prepared
to traspOrt all Goods and Country Produce which may he
forwarded 10 their Drpots aud for this purpose have
furnished safe aud covered which will perfectly Sc.
goods from damage and careful and experienced
take charge Of the Transportation business the De-
pots, aud to accompany the goods the road.
The Company, determine not only to accommodate
the public, hut to extend every hCy in their power,
both to Tcnmstcrs and Mercans,a land have fixed upon the
following rates OF Freight:
So 50 per ton each way between Nashua and Charles.
town. per ton each way between Nashua and Low
ell
All Regular Transfers running to the cars will be car
red the road between Nashua and Charcsown each
way, free of expense. AZ
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WINDSOR COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

DTNEUTUNS FOR TIE CURRENT YEAR
Thomas Hammond Windsor, President; Joseph b..
Danorlh, Barnardi Abel Gibson, Cavendish; John Leon
ard Stockbridgei stephen prents, Weathersfed; John
Wright Norwich David Pierce John A. Pratt aud Julius
Converse, Woodstock
This Company has been in operation nearly eighteen
months, and has not assessed its premium notes. having
suffered but single loss of thirty five dollars.
The Insurance Office is in Elm street in this Village in
the brick building attached the estate of the late Ben
jamn Swan, deceased, G5-3w
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lsrigbton MarKet,
MONDAY, JULY 2G, 1871

At Market $50 Beef Cattle, % Cows and Calves 1900
Sheep and 800 Swine
PRlCgS-Bccf CafNc. Amrthcr reduction was submit
ted TO- nnd we again reduce quotations. First quality
81 90 al Is.
Cotcs & Caires-Dull. Sales SIS, sa3. s25, SEQ and
@e'p-!os were sold at 81 aj, to 300, according to
the quality.
SWiac.-Sevcral lois Of sows at l.2 Barrows at 8
Pigs at retail from to 1,-NCp England Farmer.
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I n ION II @ U S L,

MONTPELIER, VT.
iE subscriber would respectively inform the public
l. that lie has taken the above named House. and that
the establishment has been Gtted up good sty c-he fat
tiers himself that entire satisfaction viii he given all who
may FAVOR him with call Ever grateful to his old aud
numerous Customers whOhave parunized him while keep
ing the stage House, ut Danye for than years
paNihe still hopes that they will continue their ors the
NIoS House, and he respectfully invites his present pat
ons and the travelling public, generally, when visiting the
Capitol oca on him. pledang himself that his house shall
be kept ina Clean quiet and peJceabe manner ind that e
will do his best eEdeayors to render the stay of his guests
pleasant mud comfortable. JNO. KELSEY.
Montpelier, Dec. 81, loi0 3l-tf
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NEW GROCERY,

TIVE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends that
he has fitted up Rooms in neat and convenient man
ner under the shop of GEO g. PRATT and JAMES H. MrR
DOCK where he has, and intends keeping constantly
hand good assortment Of first rate W. l. GOODS, FLOl u,
FRUIT, NUTS &c Having entire stock of new Goods
he feels confident that those who favor him with call will
find good articles ut us low prices can he found in any
establishment in town. GEORGE MELLlSH
Woodstock, April 9Th, 1871. Soft
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE the subscribers being appointed BY the Hon the
w Probate Court lUr the District Oflinrtiorl Commits
siOners TO receive cNpmine aud adjust all claims and de-
mands Ofa persons against the estate Poll, fny late
Royaon IN said District, deceased aud NIL claims and lie
mands exhibited In Offset thereto, and sN months from
this date dcing allowed for that purpose hereby give no
co that will attend to the business Of our appoint
ment n the dwelling house Of the late Widow Fay, in
said RO, alton the first Saturday of September next
from nine to four O'Clock. on said day
DAVID WHEELOCK. Commits.
IIORATIO y. FREEMAN. siOHsrs.
ROyallon, July II, lsll. 63
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SELLING OFF At COST,

TIVE subscriber being about to make some new arrange.
mcnt in his business, will dispose OF his present stock
OF Goods at cost for Cdh.
The stock consists Of great variety Of Prints, MOusn
de lnins, French Lawns Ginghans shnwls ldkIs. DO.
me,tc Goods, Glass and China Ware, Groceries SC &c
with many other articles too neumcrous to mcntiOn.--
Those who wishing Ia avail themselves Of this oppor.
iunh to buy cheap. will please call aud they will lind
bargains which will dc satisfactory.
CHARLES DANA.
Woodstock, July 4, l5ll. G3.3w
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LAST CALLii

A LII demands due the late firm Of WITT &
II SOUTllGATE. must be paid before the first
day Of September, next.
p. $. Particular attention mus, be paid to this
call, 10 save cost.
The above demands will be settled by
p. u. SOUTHGATE.
July 7, 1s4l. $3.50