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I.ATEST FROM CHINA.

Loss OF BARK FLoRIpA.-The Bark FLORIDA from
Canton, with valuable cargo OF teas, silks, s'lver,
cbinaware &C., aoent ashore on the night OF he .lSt
inst on the Jersey coast, near Absecom Beach. ne
vessel and cargo will prove nearly total loss. Inc
cargo was valued at about 100000, which IS mostly
insured.
The Florida is believed to be the latest vessel from
China One of the crew who had conversed with
gentleman of Philadelphia, stated that the BRUSH 70.
yernment had instructed Captain Elliott TO demand -
millions of dollars from the Chinese Government, and
in the event of refusal he to destroy the city oil
Canton. and proceed 10 Pekn.-Baitimorc .1meTtean.
Mr. Bush the Supercargo of the Florida, states 'ha'
there was an outbreak at Canton on the day The park
sailed on account of which she was hurried away, WIN
out knowing exactly the commotion, but 1t was apPe
hended that fighting between the Chinese and the Eng
sh would Immediately ensue. Several British ves'ela
were dra wn up positions to lombard canton, 'houo
hostilities recommence.
A letter from Canton, May il says "a request mas
been sent 10 Capt E. that the forts on the river and al
,bc Rogue be surrendered to the Chinese TO which,
Capt F. replied, that every thing must remain as now
standing, and that long as the Chinese preserve
faith. no act of hostility will be committed by the Eng,
lsh forces large number OF CIartar) troops, saIo
to amount 10 some G00G0 men, have arrived here from
the Northern and Western Provinces, and certain
Of bodies of these men have brought two OF
three British vessels Of within cannon shot oil Can
ton" -, -,
The Florida was insured in China She had on
hoard two hundred tons Of teas silks, and rhnbarb
vaued n, about $500 600. (Snce her shPwreck, teas
ore said ia have risen at New York;
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
- q u. .,.-r nf fLn ('ncinrnS


William Walston, at Folly Landing, Virginia
Elias H. Haines, re-appointed at Sandushy, Ohio.
BIZ and Nth the ndciee and consent Of the Senate
Edward Everett of Massachusetts,, to be Envoy tx.
traordnary and Minister Plenpotentary al inc court OF
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
YIN. Hunter of Rhode Island, TO be Envoy Extraor-
binary and Mister PenipoentIary near his Majesty,
the Emperor of Brazil.
VIM Boulware, Of Virginia. to be Charge AnaIres'
near his Majesty the King of the Kingdom of the Two
Siciles
Levi w Lawler, Receivero OF Public Moneys al mar
disville Alabama.
DEPUTY PosTaAsTERs
BENJAMIN w Hale, to be Postmaster at Newbury-
port, Massachusetts. =,
Jacob Robbins, to be Postmaster al Lo"eii' niassa-
chusetts.
NY.
We hsye pleasure in stating that MIR. LEGAnE, hav.
inr accepted the Office of vacated BY
the resignation of Mr.. CRITrENDES, has arrived IN
this city, and entered upon the discharge OF the duties
of that Office.
Mr. H. NJ. Breckenridge, appointed Commissioner
under the Treaty with Mexico, in the place OF Mr.
Rowan resigned, has arrived in this city and entered
upon the discharge Of the duties of tie Commission
MAT. Int, Sept. 81.
The Indian Treaty made by Governor Doty was re-
iected in the Senate on Monday II twas an important
treaty. and we presume the rejection was rather for the
want Of time to act upon it, than from any other cause
AsorHrn RrsIcxArros.-Mr Greg, who was chosen
member Of Congress from Ontario during last summer
has resigned his place. that the ExPos,master Genera
may again have his seat in Congress. When Mr. Greg
was nominated, the Ontario Messenger made the fol
lowing prediction
"T6ere are indications at Washington, that Frank
services there may be dispensed with before another
gula congressional election, and it deemed import
ant by the Regency, that the incumbent should De
some one who would stand aside for the Postmaster
General in case Mr. Tyler should set him adrf, which
is more than probable. ''-.7Isany .argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

Lord Lyndhurst's Opinion in the Mcleod Casa
letter lately received from gentleman in England
whose statement high authority, says that that able
uris Lord Lyndhurst does not hesitate to declare hi
opinion that the State Of New York is right persist
ing to try Mcleod in a court Of justice-N Y Post.
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A distinguished lawyer in London 1, opse 4
"The Glorious Uncertainty of the Law. :,r, [
Wing may equally toast "The present ''0'''''
tainty of Whiggsry."
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which las YET to be disposed Of He supposed nigh,
be 10 hold II n rod his head and had some
doubts whether il proper that he should consider
further nron The subject until the Senate had decided
what they would do with the bill then before them
Some present assured him that the postponemen,
Of The question pending in the Senate was intended 10
give time for reflection and 10 prevent incorporate
debate.
The President then gave the outline Of such L Bank
fiscal institution he thought he could sanction.
1t to be in the District of Columbia, have the
privilege Of issuing lis notes. receive moneys on
depose, and to dc al in bills of exchange between the
States and between the u S. and foreign States But
c w;sied to have the opinion of his Cabinet upon it,
Ills own consistency and reputation must be looked
to. lie considered his Cabinet his friends, who must
stand by and defend whatever he did upon the subject
He appealed particularly Mr.. Webster for his opinion
upon the point Of consistency; and whether there
not clear distinction between the old Bank of the u
Sd Bank Of discount and depOSite-and the one he
now thought of proposing; and whether The consiu-
tona question was not different. He reminded US
that, in all his former speeches and reports, he had
taken the ground that Congress had constitutional
power to charter bank which had the power of local
discount. Mr. Webster pointed out the distinction be-
tween the two plans in manner which appeared be
satisfactory to him. The substance of what he said
was as understood him, follows: He had decided
preference for bank upon the plan then proposed over
either Of those which had been previously spoken Of
He reminded the President that he had expressed his
preference for bank which should be restricted in ito
dealings to bills of exchange, when certain gentlemen
from the city of New York present several weeks
before. He then thought, as he did now, that il
would answer all useful purposes One ground of this
preference was and it had great weight with him, that
the plan did contemplate the of the States
as in any way at any time necessary its existence
or efficiency He thought the plan proposed at the
mencement of the session, generally known MIR
Ewngs bill, incongruous and Objectionable this
ground His general course of thinking such SUBJ
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THE LION OF THE DAY.
No CURE NO PAY
THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN pII


THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN FILLS.
Highly recommended By Duet FdicHtine Mott NJ d. Of
". /. and others,
TZ7ESE are the orders Any that does not find
4 lief from these pills the price is refunded back, these
the POSITIVE orders Of the Proprietor agents Nrd
others.
In Offering these pills to the public appeal to their in
tclieencc. Ifthosc pills not what they RECON-
mcndcd, You in duty bound respect yourself
and community to reject them. aud publish them to the
world an imposition, hmbug aud quaCkCry. The pub
cmay be assured they purely vegetable, they, arc
composed of nine ingredients, part Of the medicine is only
found IN Asia aud the VuCs OF Germany For convenience
these extracts made into pills and will be found sure
cure rcliciOr all bilious complaints, yellow and bilious
levers fever and aguc jaundcc, scarlet rash bilious cO
iC, dyspepsia DC.
1t is not intended that this medicine for all di
which the human stem is liable Ten thousand
useless efforts have been made draw om the region OF
unknown fancy, some long spun theory Of magic art which
would cure each and every disease Good medicine is
to be found in the fire whiTlwnd.
Health and happiness hang upon chance windstimc is
the herald of truth.
The past at ns is secures they have already raised
monument oithcir greatness which will defy the corodns
tooth of time.
Sold by r. Hutchinson, ir., Tan Ratcs&CO. Woodstock;
4. Gibson, PrOctOrsvilc ShCrwn n Richardson, X. A.
Deming X Co.. Silas Bruce, Jr, Chcscri b. II. Newton,
Burton q Brooks, Ncrwich J. e. Brooks, Gushing az
Nichols Hartford +. Clement, Brdgowater; L. =. Hun
tngton, Hartland l. w, Hubbard, llulctt " Savage,
Windsor; :. e. Fay Reading Buck ~ Jones, South
Reading; Robbins White, Cavendsh; :. Prcntiss, Per
knsyic Bailey Bartlett, Weahersleld; II. Richardson
Il Co., L. Atwood, Rochester. Billy
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-16
CiIENSE MAKING.

,Mcssrs Editors, Communication are occasion
ally made through your paper, giving tho best
method of making cheese from practical expert
ments. As your journal is designed for medium
through which farmers can exchange their views
upon the various subjects connected with their high
calling submit the following, if You think itwOr-
thy Of occupying corner of your Farmer.
The plan generey proposed by your correspon-
dents, is TO strain the milk in The tub over night,
and warm it in tho morning, carefully stirring IN
the cream. Mr. A. +. Bill, in the October number
of the New Genesee Farmer, says" In the morn
inn take off the cream with skinner, and put it
in vessel by itself; then warm the milk, or a
part Of it, over slow fire till about blood heat;
then pour in the cream, and stir it moderately till
there are no particles to be seen floating upon the
surface"
II seems TO me evident, that when the cream Is
once separated from the milk, it can never be so
thoroughly incorporated with it again, as to set the
milk as soon as taken from the COW.
Our method is immediately after the cows
are MIXED at night, (and the quicker the operation
il performed the better,) VIC strain it into the
cheese tub aud put in the rennetas the milk when
il first comes from the COW is in precisely the right
temperature to set. If the rtnnet Is good, aud
properly prepared large table spoonful is sulli-
cient for paru of milk. The tub should then
be covered with cloth, and allowed 20 stand un-
disturbed: in abou forty minnas it will coagulate
It is then carefully cut, the tub again covered and
left to stand till morning. When the tnb Is want
ed for the mornings milk, the nights curd is dip
ned into tho cheese basket or cheese sink, to drain
and the mornings milk strained into the same tub
The renne, is then put on, going through the same
process as with The nights milk. When sufficiently
drained. the two cuds are ready TO he put togeth-
er. scalded and sailed according to the discretion oil
the maker.
Those who have had the least experience in the
MANAGEMENT of milk, must know that warming il
after i has once cooled gives it a tendency 10 soul
the quicker. Any person who will take the trouble
TO try the experiment, will find that curd made
from milk warm from the cow, will keep swec
much longer than tina. which has been warmed
over the fire; and, besides this, it saves the time
and trouble Of skimming and warming. Nothing
will make good cheese maker assume belliger
snt attitude SO quick, as 10 see the Skinner Hour
shel over the cheese tub
From a long experience in modern sized dairy
7 am persuaded that in no way can so much, OF
cheese of so good quality be made, as to set The
milk while warm from the COW. Geaes'ee Far.
Yours, T.. BISHOP.
.aHica, Genssee Co. .N y
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ASK, INQUIRE--AsK THOSE WHO
KNOW

Those only who know by trial immediate observation
form any idea OF the effects of the perfect reef OF the
almost charm-ikc cures effected in of the PILES
RHEUMATISM ALL SwELLlNGs, AND ALL EXTERNAL
PAINS matter how severe, by the use OF Hays Lin
nent Find one who has used it that will not aud it above
all things used and you Will fnd-What cannot be
found.
For the relief of suffering human bemrswho may be af-
lclcd Ibeg YOU sk-ask of these who know-ask the
Hon. ALFRED CoNKLIN. IT, s. Judge for that district, re-
siding near Aubcrn ask MATTHEW }. MfRER, ESQ, A.
thens, N "; ask Gen DUFF GREEN, late OF washing
city each of those gentlemen know OF cases nc0n4uer
able By all other remedies ply scals, though tried OI
many years that have been cured by of the genuine
HAYS LINIMENT Thousands OF other persons known SIM
liar cures. We appeal to their sense of usce-thoir h
man feelings.
1t is but duty you owe to your suffering fellow being
to let this greet remedy be known. Speak II men 10 al
your friends. This will much pain where the news
papers not read, where readers are ncreduos be
many worthless articles nae advertised for The
purpose, To buyers say, if all who have used
do not say it is beyond all praise, then do not kc IL
The proprietor will not allow this article TO be PAID To-
unless it cures when all the directions are fully followed
WW any one suffering refuse n0U TO try 1t? Dhc does
he ought TO be piied more for his obstindcy than hi
suffering
e not compelled by his of moraoi religious dut
so do all in his power for victims OF distress and misery
For this purpose he would sooner devote fortune, thai
secure dollar for any worthless article.
LOOK OUT.-SOme sWindierS hare c0unterfeited I'M
article, and PIT up NTH udrious deUices' Do not b
imposed upon One thing only will protect you-itis tn
name of COMSTOCK ~ Co.; that name must be dtway
on the cr0pper or YOU are cheated. Do not forget it,
Take this direction with you, and test by that or neye
buy; for it is impossible for any otherto be true q
penune SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by COMsTOCK & co. Flctcher-strcet, N Y.
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SiIERMAN'S WORM
ZE " G. ES,

(,HILDREN or adults can take medicine in this form
~ without difficulty. II is the only way to make II
pleasant. These Lozenges the greatest discovery
ever made dcspcng the various kinds OF worms that
so eqneny aud dstressney annoy both children and
adults They are an inihibly remedy, and 80 pleas
ant to that children will take them ms readily AS
common peppermint lOzcngc. Many diseases arise rom
worms, without It's being suspected Sometimes very
troublesome cough, pains in the joints limbs bleeding
at the nose. &C. OCcasOnCd by worms, and can be
easily cured by this celebrated medicine. The following
symptoms indicate the presence Of worms, vzheadachc
vertigo torpor disturbed dreams, sleep broken OF by
flight and screaming, commissions, cverishness, thirst
pad hue bad taste in the mouth offensive breai coueh
difficult breathing itching nj the pains IN the stom
ach nausea sgueamshncs, vOracy, leanness, tenesns
itching the towards night, and mt length, delec-
ons and films and mucus. One Is dose for child two
wears old-iwo for four wears old-ihee for eight
wears and five adult and should he repeated every
morning or every other morning until relieved
= sold "A, the Variety store by PINGBORN 4
BRTNSHAID, Jewellers, burlington, VI. whoesnle
Agents. liberal discount TO merchants who buy 10 Sc.
again. =. ,,,,,,o,
For sale in Woodstock. by J. II. MORDock.
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASE'S COOKING STOVE,

yH7IIE subscriber having Ontracod with MIR s. h Chase
for the right of his for the County OtNindsOr,
hrgs leaves call the attention Of the public To the same
The stove beyond doubt economical and convenient
than any other cooking stove in 1t is cOnytnen be
Of Its peculiar construction, and ccon0mica Tor le
reason that will three Ourths of the uCnecessary to
be consumed in other stoves in order 10 do an equal IT,
mount of cooking II contains two ovens O large amen
Ons which in instant have the temperareso Chan
god By bumpers be adapted TO baking or roasting the
most delicate well the cOarses food The boiling de-
department is perfect in every point oiVew SIX boilers
can be used at a time, The brOng department isso con
struced that the smoke not suffered to pass into the
ROOM being conveyed directly into The stove Owing ia
the peculiarly of the principles upon which this stove OPP
crates none of the heat from the fire chamber is suffered ia
pass directly into the pipe while all the coolest air IN the
stove is so discharged This is done by air chamber orr
rarrng air and smoke after has parted with its heat
and such manner, to produce very strong draush
thus all the heat generated must he applied TO some prac
tical purpose.
In proof ofthe above have connected with this advert
smen the following certificates from gentlemen Olundoubt
ed character who using the stove in this vicinity
The will be kept constantly on hand and for salt
| by, TITUS HUIClilNsoN Ji'
| Woodstock, July Nth 1910.
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sHERMAN's POOR MANS
pr, Asst Err,

only IL 1-2 cents each. Each plaster has printed on
the back of 1t, Shcrman's Poor mans plaster" II
the best strengthening plaster in the world and sovtr-
cgn remedy for pain weakness in the back, los SIDE,
breast neck, Limbs; joints rheumatism, lumhago Sc &C.
One million year will not supply the demand. lhey re
guc little warming before application Narrthieu SUI
peror all ohers,and for quarter the usual price
making only the best but the cheapest plaster IN the
world. II affords relief few hours and makes hs'"n,
ishing cures In liver complaints and dyspepsia 1t should
be worn the region of the liver or stomach ana II
will afford great and astonishing relief In cough. colds,
asthma difficulty of breathing oppression of the chest or
stomach they will Immediately sooih, and greatly benefit
the patient Persons Of sodcnary habits or those obliged
TO stand much will receive decided support from one
ofthese truly strengthening plasiers hscnns generally
recommend them, In preference to all Others because they
stick or adhere better and afford greater relief In their
oneruon they arc simulat, tonic and anudyne. They
are composed of entirely different ingrcdicntn from any
other, and known from the experience Of millions, who
have used them well the united testimony Of all the
and distinguished clergy and PHYSICIANS to be
The most useful and highly medicated plasterevcr invented
or offered to the public. Several persons have called at
the ware house express their surprise and the almost
miraculous these pasters have effected. One man
dress himself without assistance, enabled efer
wearing one, only night get mp alone In the NOR
ming put his cloths and call ut office with ewes hea-
ming with JOY and his tongue pouring forth the ganhcs
his heart at the sudden and signal relief Ne haa received
rom this best Of all remedies. ASK LOT Dr 'neTmd
Poor Mans Plaster. II Is so called because 'he prIce
places il in the power Of all TO purchase beings ONLY " Leg
cents Sold ut the variety store Of PdNGBOhN
BRIyCNlID Jewellers, Burlington VI whocsae agents
liberal discount to merchants who buy TO sell aeain
For sale in Woodstock, by }. H. M'hpo'h'
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CAUTION CIRCULAR.

ITO DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Those valuable articles OlDRlDGE'S BALM OF CO.
LIMBlA lpr the Hair, and HAYS LlNlMENT for the
Piles DC, have been extensively cOuntericcd Those
wanting these preparations will please always wrte when
ordering from ANY other house tor COmVock'S dtcics-
The true articles have that name or signature always on
the wrapper and vendors will remember that when or
dCrng the limitations are exposed in nearly all the
newspapers throughout this country, that they could not
he sold should they be so unfortunate as Ia get them.
Our friends throughout the Union requested to give
immediate notice by letter should any of the counter
fcis appear in Retrospective places. Respectable,
COMSTOCK co.
Wholesale Druggists Fletcher ST. n, Y.
For sale in Woodstock Thy
SLY T. HUTCHINSON Jr.
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NOTICE. WARREN ~ MUTE would respectfully
~ give notice their friends aud the public that they
continue manufacturing Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks, Val.
lsts and Carpet Bags, ard all other article, in their line al
business, 10 suit customers, a their old stundaS they in
tend to suit in order 10 get living by their bust,
ncss-and they respectfully return their thanks for past
patronage, aud hope for II continuance
Woodstock, MAY {. $50. l-tr
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COUCIIi GOUGIi!

COds, Pulmonary COMPLAINTS, all diseases Of the
lungs; Phthisic, UkOOpiHg cough, Bleeding hhe Lungs
sour stomach pain in he side, LjrCr Complaints, Price
80 cents botc. The true, original and genuine BAL sam
Of ILvERwORT, that has been in use in Boston New
York and Philadelphia for the last thirteen years, with
unryatd success in curing the above diseases II Is de-
Cicdy the most popular remedy in general use. For
genuine, call or Mrs. GddHCrS Baisam Of LrCrrori,
aud observe the signature vi the proprietor dM BrOUH
chemist, 4s Washington street. Boston. Asa further Sc
curity against cOuntcrs copy wright has been secured
the outside wrapper entered according to Act OF Con-
arcss in the Clerks office Of the District Court Of Massn-
chusCs, 1910 II is truly vegetable preparation, ana is
now recommended by many Of our first Ply sicius For
evidence of support all other preparations, see IN
side directions Certificates from the following individuals
well known in Boston. VIM. i. lIarndcn, conductor o
the express from Boston TO New York C. Ellis, NJ ID
Tnos TIaskins, Jr Elisha Horton; d. Brownj d. +.
Woodbury. Horace Gall Miss l.. lowardi T.. Williams
" D. This article il for sale by all the Druggists in Bos
ton dealers supplied by the propricor dealers IL New
York or Philadelphia.
nosroN, AuG II. 1910
hereby certify that within few past, have hHd
several friends who have been subject To coughs colds and
pulmonary complaints, and have also been very much
troubled with cough myself young man who Is
HgCnt for nj New York fell from the cars on the Dos
ton and Worcester Railroad about four wears since, while
they running at the rate Of fifteen miles per hour and
received seriOur injury, which caused him Ia bleed in
wardy daily fora year. Amer much persuasion, induced
him to try Mrs. Garlncr's Indian Basam Of iiycrwort
Ne used 10 bottles which entirely cured him he is
well He thinks nothing but this Bnlsnm
could have saved his life. therefore, from experience
checrtuy recommend II to my friends and the public, nr
coughs, colds nid all pulmonary complaints, rnsng o'
blood, dc. II is prepared and for sale by VIM. Brown
Chemist, lsl Washington street Boston. ,
WIN. +. HARNnEN
Conductor of Harndrns express from Boston To N York
For sale by r. HUTCHjNSON, Jr. Woodstock,Nt,
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"CdnTIOn" q Inc PUTtHT Of NdVtIV,
An attack of the PILES may be positively prevented by
using when the premonory symptoms itD the cec-
bracd HAYS LlNIMENT. There more than one
hundred peOI this city, and in the United States
immense number who have suffered beyond endurance by
this dreadful complaint who keep themselves wholly free
from attacks by applying this nment when they feel any
symptoms Gifts approach of this there is most perfect
proof.
n None Genuine without the name Of CoMsTocK& Co..
written on the wrappers. SOLOMON HAYS
Sold at No. 2 FlrtChcrstrcet, N y.
For sale in Woodstock VT, by
SLY Il. HuTCHlNsON, JR
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nRs BURNFIL a CASTLE, have entered into part
~ nershp in the practice Of Physc and Surgery ard
will the present. be found at their respective places OF
residence.
Dee. 1910 sn