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TIE CABALCABINET.

We say it to the credit Of several Of the Wings
that they speak with no bitter Indignation of the
movements of the junto at Washington, who are
seeking to rule the President elect, llhe rumors
we have heard from so many quarters are correct,
there has never been sucha spectacle exhibited in
this country. The English Annals are full of such
cabas-but it is yet new thing in the history of
our country, to see knot of politicians at the seat
OF Governmenl,and in the public councils colleague
Ing together, meeting together, and entering into
resolutions, which look like a dctalion to The res
ponSibIe constitutional Executive of the country--
policy is chakcd ont oihim by set Of managers,
who DO not even wait for his arrival at the city,
This active Clique, this Caba Cabinet, this com
hnation OF politicians, who are irving, in the shape
Ola recommendation, To rule him into measures
which they think good for their party, is unknown
10 their principles of the Constitution. II indicates
II contempt for the President Elect which he is
hound to rcproNe. lIhe suffers this impairment in
fuence 10 be exercised upon him, hat is he 10 cx-
pect: or villa, are we 10 expect We must lool,
for an administration of juno instead orlho Pres
dcnl elected by the people. The Wings need not
speak of that phantom, Of n Kitchen Cabinet
Here is cabal of blood and muscle; of strong
minds and bold hearts who attempt to take his con-
science into their custody and manage him accord
sng to their own sovereign pleasure, They must,
Indeed, have poor opinion OF their President, 10
suppose him capable oIsuhmting 10 such an indis-
niiy as This. Ihoy must have profound contempt
for his understanding or his lirmness. But as they
say he had Confidential Committee at Cincinnati,
so they think he viii be compelled to resort to Il
Cahal Cabinet at Washington.
Who wonders at the course which Mr. Wise is
pursuing; When we parccives the Cabal which
i at work, to rule his measures when he prcccves
them determined to force upon him Special Scs-
sion with all the consequences it may produce, is
it any wonder TIN, he should come forward To sta,
this tide Of folly and Of mischief; Is it any won
der that some of his colleagues should also rush to
the rescue ;-Rich@ogi Enquirer
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ON and after Tuesday, Dec. l. $40, ihe passenger
otrans on this road will run ioOws Leave the Depot
OF the Lowell Road, in Boston, AT 2 and II ~ A. NJ,
md i. NJ. Nashua at 81 A. NJ. and IL NJ. md -
=. NJ.
Lowell at ga A. NJ, & l2 ga & lap. NJ, or i'm.
mcdiatcly on the arrival Of the from Boston.
Way Passengers taken ut Tyngaborousond \. Cholms-
iOrl,
Fare from Nashua to Lowell, so cents; from NASHUA,
to Boston, 81 so.
On the arrival of the cars nj Nashua stages leave fer any
part Of Nnwliampshre,N Vermont, NcwYOrk and Canada.
via AmOskcug Concord Kecne CharustOwn, y, H., Wind
sOr, and Bratoborough, VI.
Books kept nj the stage Office, Nos. 9nud II Elm
street. BOSTON aud the Northern and Western Rnlroad
and Stage Office III front of the Depot LOWELL, where
seats be secured in any of the Conchcs, and
information obtained respecting the dlarent stage rogs'
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight pCgotat
Charesown and Nashua, every morning, undu!s oNccp
ted
All goods TO be transported on the Rail Road, going
above Lowell, must be sent to the Companys Freight
Depot, Churlcstown, ut the end OF Warren Bridge.
Goods to be forwarded by the morning trains musbc
sent to the Depot early AS the evening before,
The Company having provided large and cOmmoaious
SIoreouscs both at Nashua and Charlestown, and hay
hg complicated their arrangements for the Iranl uraiun
OF Merchandise give notice that they are now prepared
to truspOr all Goods and Country Produce which Gnl be
forwarded to their DCpos, ana for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered which will perfectly Sc
goods from damage and care! and experienced men
TO take charge OF the Transportation business at the De-
pots, ard TO accompany the goods over the ruod
The Company, determined not only to accommodate
the public hut To extend cvory mciity in their power,
both to Transfers and Merchants have fixed upon the
following rates Of Freight:
81 50 per ton each way between Nashua md Chprci-
town. Shopper ton each way between Nashua aud Low
ell
All REGULAR Tcomatcrs running the will be
rcd the road between Nashua and ChurlcstoWn each
oNsLow sTEARNs,
superintendent.
Nashua, Dec. /, 1910. If
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FACTORY AND OTHER REAL ESTA tx
FOR SALE,

TI7OR sale and will be disposed off on terms eat
l. favorable to purchasers, the extensive and g. ..'
Wooden Factory in Chester; south Village county .
aor and State of Vermont, formally owned and pool
by ". X. ~ :. W. johnson, together with two CU.,
Machines, and other Machinery for dressing cloth.
The Buildings are large and Commodious md t'rnr
gcd that Machinery may be ST up for doing wholesale
business in easy and, ample manner us any other
ENLISTMENT in the vicinity Also two small convenient
dwelling houses, adjoining the above premises with
dcs attached to the same will be sold or rcI',j.
The location OF the establishment being in village
through which The great thorough are pnssr- r" Lowell
Mass, to Troy, \. y, and from KCCne y, H.. I'D EUus
tom VT, affords every facility for doing extensive Gus
tom business and viii be sold, upon such terms to 1--WE
the purchaser fair chance for doing lucrative business.
1.-THE above described premises are not disposed Of ut
private sale before the fourth day ci March neat they
will ON that dpy he sold public auction.
For terms and other particulars, application may be
made to CHARLES EDMlNbS'
Chester Vt. January 8, l9ll. ",-w
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cure for Cancer. We have just heard says
the Philadelphia Saturday Courier, ola most sim
pie aud ellicacious cure for cancer "a wei
known gentleman Of Chestnut street has for ycai
or two past had n cancer coming on the under lip
and used every precautionary means to eradicate OF
destroy it, in vain, and it had recently extended
over great part Of his check, chin, &C., when
friend in Europe, hearing Of his distressing silua
ton, wrote his directions to dissolve quantity oil
salt in the best French brandy, and bathc the part.
affected with it as strong as he could bear it
which he did few times aud TO his unspcakablC
joy found its rayagcs entirely arrested, and is get
ling well rapidy."
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"A ChaP!er on .Hiirimory. There are four
sorts of women among the candidates for mairimo-
ny corresponding TO ciees. companions, lddics and
ladies' Of fashion. One weds rife, mdrrics a
compInion, courts idiv, and becomes gGdRcei
10 a lody offdihi0a. One is happy with a witc,
coRiepici with companion, lives in a quiet ray
with lady, aud manages to get along with lady
@Jasiioa. One is 'orci by riff, peH heaielby
acom2anion, esteemed BY ildy, and ioIeraieiby
lady ofJashion. One is one JoIy and one soul
with rife, couple with companioa, family
with iady, and hopse keeper with lafg Of
fashion. When man is sick. he Is ieaderiy nurs-
Ell by his rife, piiiei by his companion, risHei
by the lady and ingyi'ed after by the iaiy Of tas-
ion. If the husband dies, the Ufe is iaconsoiaJle,
the companion mourns for him, the iaiy is mar
riei in year, and The Lady Of fashion 70, gels Inn
in six weeks.
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WHITE RIVER ACADEMY.

ElE Spring Term Of i, Institution will commence OF
THURSDAY, the lth day al MARcu ne\t, under the 81
pcrlElcudcEcc Of DAVID AoVNGMNN, \. b.
Being able to say To the public that Mr. NOungmHn ha
given entire satisfaction during the last tem and from
perfect confidence in him us teacher, respectfully So
c their continued patronage N behalf OF the Institution
and we can assure them that no pains will be spared Che
on his, or on the part Of the nhjbanls to render the sit
uation OF the students both pleasant and profitable.
The branches pursued and the Textbook, used, sucl
rs arc found in such institutions generally.
The term Will continue eleven weeks.
TulrioN 10. English branches, $500,
" Languages, $3.50,
Doa.d cnn be obtained III the village for $40 per wcch
~ order Of Trustees
JUSTIN G.. BROOKS Sc"y.
Hartford, TrbI Is, l5l. 42-lt
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DIED.

In this town, on the ed nst Widow MAacGRy DRGws-
TER, aged %,
Verify, have another vcriicr;on Of the divine sny-
ing" Thou shalt come to thy grave in full age, like
Il shock of comcth in his season. Lady Brewster
had been inhahant of this more tlans years
had seen the wilderness blossom us the roscn She
pious, excellent woman, ard has now gone to her
rest leaving the good examples Off long life, the bcu
Eft and imitation ornumcrous relatives and friends
sour life contains Il thousand springs,
And dies il one be gone;
Strange that harp ofthousand strings,
Should keep in tune long ~ n. 5.
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MONTPELIER, VT.


TIVE subscriber would respectively inform the public
that he has taken the above named House, and Ant
the establishment has been fitted up in good sly chr Hat
Crs himself that entire satisfaction will be given to all WHO
may favor him with IA call Ever grateful to his old and
numerous stGmcrS whOlaye pGtrUnizcl him while hcrn-
ug the Stage House, nj Danyi!ir, Tor tlan yeas
pasthc still hope, thut they viii continue their hyor at o.
lNiON lorsE and he respectfully invites his present
rons and the travelling public generally when t,r-
Capitol Ocl on him, pCdging himself that his hoUs" h
be- kept ina clean quiet and peacrabC manner, and "
will do his best CndcuyuIs to render the stay U his t
pleasant and comfortable. JNO. KElr y.
Montpelier, Dec. 81, lcl0. "I-u
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COUGH ! COUGH I!

Colts. Pulmonary Cohnpiniats, al diseases Of The
lungs PhhiSc, UhGrpiHg COUgh b. rdH- ~ me LrE"S
StOm0ch priH IN the side Lrcr C0mpidiHt2@c F5ice
80 cents b0itic The true sina aud genuine Hu'nm
Of IvERwORT that has been in use in Boston, New
orb and PhiladCphn for the last thirteen Icurs with
unriyaCd success in curing the uhOvC dsCUsr. II i, de-
cidcdy the most popular remedy In general usc. For
genuine, call for Mrs. GGrdHtr's BGiSom Of L'rruot,
and observe the signature OF the proprietor UdM HrOr
ChCmis 4-l Washington street, Boston, As further
curity against cuunlrjs, copy wright has been secured
for the onsc wrapper entered according To Act OF on
grcss in the tlurhs Office of the District Court U M0ssH
ChuSCttS SlN, II is truly vegetable preparations ana ~
now recommended hy many Oi uur first Phys cuhs. Tor
evidence O lis support over all other preparations, sec in
side directions; Certificates from the following individuals
the cN press from Boston To New York &C. Eli, NJ d.
Thos. IIaskins, jr; Elisha Horton; d, Brown ~ L.
Wuulhnry Horace Gall; Miss l., lluwardi l.. Nliunls,
NJ D. This article is for sale b! a!l the Dnggslsin os
dealers supplied by the proprietor dealers III New
York ~ PHILADELPHIA
BogrcE, AUG u. $50
hereby certify that within few years past, hryc had
several friends who have been subject to coughs colds and
pulmonary complaints, md have also been very much
iruuhlcd with u cough my self young man Who Is
agent for me- N New York. rll on the cars On the Boz
ton and Worcester Railroad about four years since, while
they running nj the rate of fifteen miles per hr, ana
received ,crour injury which caused him to bleed in
vnrdy daily fora ycar AMER much ucrsasion induced
him To ry Mrs. Guincr'> Indian ia'sam Of l'v'TWort.
ne used 10 bottles, which entirely cured hm he Id
row rs well ~ ever Ne thinks nothing hut this HttaIn
could have saved his life. therefore, from eNprrcrcr,
chrortuy recommend it to my friends and the public tor
coughs colds AID all pulmonary complaints, raising Of
blood Nc. 1t il prepared and tor sale by Nm' Drown,
WIN. +. HAHNpEN,
Conductor of arnlcns express from Boston 10 \. York
Forsale by +. HCTCHiNSON,Jr Woodsto'h'N VI,
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. Summary OF CONDITIONS.

The .Wrror Is printed and published by DAN
lei FANsHAw, every Saturday, at his Book
Store, las Nas-au-streci in the extra supcr-royal
quario form. 1t is embcllished, once every month,
with n SPLENDID sUrER-RoYAL.ENGRAvIN
and every weeta popular piece Of MUSIC, arrang-
ed for the piano-iorte, harp guitar, Sc.
The terms are FIVE DOLLARS per annum. pqy-
allie in adraHce. 1t is forwarded by the earliest
mails 10 subscribers residing out of The city Of New
York.
The postage must be paid on all communications
Such as relate 10 the editorial department must be
directed TO Il. p. MoRRIs; all other TO d. FAN
SHAW.
No subscriptions received ioi Il less period than
one year.
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THE HAIR! TIE HAIR THE HAIRM!

20 better evidence is wanting to allow the superiority
v ufthc Genuine Buffalo Oil, over other preparations,
thun that number Of Druggist, are endrnrorng Inwigc
it, md uistug their miserable limitations On the public 0'
genuine. Read advertisement Beware ui Pedlurs.
Genuine Buffalo Oil is fast taking the place o all OF
articles to promote the growth, soften aud bcaulN
Hair; its gives it solncss that no other arr, IL
and causes IL To curl hcnuhllyby er sC 1t VIII darn,
md give the hair satin gloss, it Is highly pcrun
gives perfect satisfaction to all who have gwen u
NOu i'll observe the signature Of the proprietor In
Brown also Buffalo OIL imprinted on the tlc u.
consequence NJ u counterfeit which has recent appeared
and is now for SALE have been persuaded toohtm .y
label engraved on copper for which have secured
riaht entered according act o Congress in the
ONCE Of the District Court of Massachusetts. Any
mcnt will be- dealt with according Ia law.
For sale rs T. HUTCHINSON, Jr. Woodstock, '. %
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASES COOKING STOVE,
OPERATING rroS 4 PRINCIPLE ENTIRELY NEW

OPERATING lPON 4 rRlhClPl ENTIRELY NEW.
F0NE subscriber having Onlructcd with Mr. :. H. Chase
L Tor the right Of his stove Or the County OF ndsur
beg, leaves TO call the attention Of the public to the
The stove hes Cnl doubt more economical and CuuyCniat
than ANY Other cooking stove IN II is convenient, be
cause ul It's peculiar constructions and economical, Tor the
that It will three iOurts o the fuel necessary
be CONSUMED IN O,rr stoves, in order tn do equal n
mcwt OF cooking. II contains twOUvcEs ct lrgC GiWgn
sUus, which IN instant have the temp, chan
grd by bumpers tn he adapted to baking roasting ll
most dcDuic well ~ the CuursCs food The boiling de-
department !, perfect In every point OF view SN boilers
can he used at timc The brOrg department 20 con
sruclrd, TINT the smoke Is not suffered Ia pass into the
room, being convey ed directly into the stove Owing tt
The peculiarly Of the principles upon which this stove OPP
crates, nj the heat from the tire chamber is suffered II
pHss directly into the pipe, while all The coolest air in the
stove discharged This done by chamber torr
rIrc ing the air and smoke after II hns lcI with its heat
and, in such manner, as To produce vtg! strong druah
thus MI the heat generated must be applied to some prac
tcIl pur, u>c.
In proof otthc above, have connected with this advert
isWcUt TIE following certificates nom gentlemen olundulbt
r character who using The stove in TVS Ncnit,
The ,usrs Will be- Kept constantly on baud and tor ri.
by, TITUS HUTCHINSON JR.
Woodstock July lih lsiO.
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n eW Good s,

llE subscriber has just received from BOSTON, In add
ton to his iormcrslOCk, the greatest variety Of Watch
es Jowcry, silver ware, britannia ware, fancy goods m
s III sheets, and musical Instruments, toys clocks aud
Inc-poccs, rifle POWDER and PERCUSSION caps combs
rettnory and shaving sonp good assortment of bass
NiO and viO strings cluOEc reeds, violin bows, screws
aud bridges, putcn heads for bnss yos and in Short nj
most amy article that may be found in IL variety store
which vii be sold at reduced prices for cash, produce
short and approved credit.
~ "cdltrs wishing Tor any of the above articles, can be
furnished cheap ut any other in the country.
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
j. II. MURDOCH.
n. d. Particular attention paid to clock aud watch re
pairing, and also to the requiring oljcwclr!. j. M.
Woodstock, Sept. 90, 1910 81
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TNNlpERANcE LECTURES.

Mr.. PARMENrER, u blind man, having been engaged by
the Executive Committee of the VI. Tenn SncH visit
this State and lecture the subject Of Temperance pro.
poses be the following places the day mentioned
viz, Woodstock, Tuesday March OH,
Brblgewater Wednesday March 10TH
Barnard, Thursday, March llth,
Royalton, Friday, March 18th
1t hoped that the friends of temperance in the several
towns allowed mentioned, viii make arrangements as to
the time and place for the lecture and give due notice of
the same.
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A uINT.TO YOUNG MARRIED WOMEN.
No better advice was ever given, than is contain
ed in tho following, which we copy from an en-
change paper.
"Ncycr tell your affairs to m old gossiping house.
wife. Let her appear ever so spccious, so sincere
50 candd,bc sure to avoid hers and keep your OWL
council; for the only reason she has orpying into
your secrets, insinuating herself into your conf
dcncc, is to learn some error, some dcGormlty cX,
lists in your family, on which she may feast in Sc.
crct delight for luxurious moment then share
some Of the most choice bits with her nclgibors.-
years Of modification, il not heari-burning and sor
row."
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No EXCISE FOR A Couch.

TETIrRE L. NO longer any doubt hut UIliiiF
y BEOUNS Compound Bouesct Candy, If you get iAn
genuine will curcH Cough remove Yourselves ANA cor
The Nuirr, For NOCalisls and Public speakers.
itisuow In extensive USE Oor the cur" o Gods Nh-
ct m Huoping Corgh, and all other disease, o ihc iet
aud Lungs. No can but Ire convinced ot i'- c".a
nfcr examining list uinamc- Of iudiyduls '1 have
been cured and are willing tn be referred TO- An ii'fN-
dcnce offs efficacy this Certificate ofiir Ei'hau y"
hereby ccftiy that, in the month ui HnaI!' -
manufactured from modiCutCd dccocunn 'uiN'h'H u;
MIR. Brown 80 lbs This Compound Hoht.tI 'ai' yu"
that in the month Of the present lr' l'tN manu-
incturd for h!m Twent, three Huhdreu 'hu SAN 'e"'
JAMES RICHARDSON, 379 Uashinc'rn 81, P5.ion;
lit were not what It il said To be, W! "uud 'he S"'
show such an increase aud every body Is pIHl- H. III
fct II /. LITERAL, in the month OF the hole community!
Far , grnpfnc call for Browns BOrceri Candy. when
I. to- .,r m boston on by the pruprg e ~ N@IE-
,nr III r. Preston, Federal stIu,,l ia ki.trr, Cuuh e
~ n snow, Hanover st-Scth FUwie, rr.Cc st-fuWle
4, ia Green SIS Carter, HnHoyor STD. L. EruJlcr,
%rIonI sit. Carlton, LuwellMarsh, RUNhUrN-J. Ealch
prpybirucr-Thoma, Davis, NcWpcrt-lburutou, New
u,ltorl-E. Porter surm-T asgurd Il Machine, thar-
lesion. For sale by the proprietor Of stuart 'aila
Braid Rock. and other Minds uf Candy
CuYpOUsD BuNEsgT CANDY. The Candy prepared by
William Brown No. AL Washington street from great
variety ofyccgabe materials many of which are ole" Az
yantaanusly used separately ter the cure OF Gods, W
is called the Compound Bonoset Candy u RECOMMENDED
an excellent article Tor the relief Ut coughs anu ''us
Of the throat. boston Daily ADV. 49,
For sale by Il. HUTCHINSON, JT. NOodsiock,Nt
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DcnrSr. have used one ofyour Cooking Stoves, in my
mily Tor some time past The Stove is all that you have
recommended it TO he and feel it ny duty to state that
consider one oihr most imtorigH iHrtRtions wthm
mn 6pOUifl"C Being SiPPi1 ~ construction and con
rti'H ~ farm deem II to be- dur05, aud well caicn
lated stove. From the fact tatI bticue WOIhi he
prirc Of E' SOur in iIci one pear in addition to the
many roHy,uiorrs which this stove possC,s,s Oru all 9th
S0rcg In usr have hesitation in recommending in
pccunnry point view tooyCy one whether they already
have or have not other stoves. PAUL HOWE.
Woodstock, W., June lin lei0.
Th,cc-ir, that have used :. Chascs Cooking Stove
or all the purpose, Of cooking Washing Sc usual IN iami
c. and lind II To hr the ,cOHp1icri and cJHrenCHi
cooking stove which have ever used or seen and from eN
pertinent iEd ilrit requires no more than one fourth
Dftir G6iUtcC.urg IN DO consumed ia 0y otter cpoh
eioyc which have scd or seen car"iatri IN dD an e7Hm
0U0UHi 0f r0oiiHg The ovens o the stove surpuss I'M,
thing Of hc Mind in use they baic amt roaN admirably
we'll IN word She stove is uihOut tstH and would
most cJfiNuy rccommt nd 1t To all persons ~ want oi
Stoves. II. d. WITT.
Wood.tockvt., July l3u lsiO.
Mr. =. l.. Chasc.--lnyinr used your cooking stove in
u auil, Tor tine past and finding IL worthy ui all
p't.c iyc my duty IL state that consider 1t to be by
r the hast coOng store muse. Having used itor all the
purposes Of cooknr such rs baking. roasting. boiling
Lsuug &c. can confidently assert thai IN point oi tron-
olV HUd rDn'tHi'Hct tJtrVJGr CTrd any thing at the
lind which has come Ia my knowledge. The stoves is
VI, family nrc remarkably well pleased with the hroNHe
IL cope into the room. ZERAU LII.
Woodstock, VI, july l2tl 1910,
Mr. Cha.c-Si-: Amer huvre used your cooking stove,
Nol in m, funny for Sufficient time To have iul, salts
tied my rof It's usclnrs nm prepared 10 express my
opinion that ii Is pr'ip0niC to aiy CooEiNG STOVE Of
lrhfrb Ihr.s IHgrf.f. The saving OF fuel the amount
ortrsinr.. that NAV be- accomplished by it, the uses oi
which ir hearth IS susceptible ard all lis ADVANTAGES o.
l,n gii, r T,S' y Vow , ~ TsE ,hn &
none who nv II WILDE disappointed bnt IrW Trni-e aii
me atnt1gcs that could be reasonably anticipated from
SUI" u" "'''''' JASPER nA2EN.
/ Woodstock. VT Oct. 70; 1870.
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CoaHccticWt.-Ihe democrats of Connecticut
have nominated Francis II. Nicoll, of Fairfield
counry, Tor Governor, in opposition 10 VIM, w.
Ellsworth, fed. the present incumbent. The cleo
ton takes place in April.
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JffothN remind his numerous licntH and patron, tha',
w rs in times past, 50 in time to cone, hc Will do an
sorN al rASuIoNNBLE TAILORING, on the shortest notice,
nad in II Hitc better ~ !c than cnn he elsewhere had
D. For particulars, see large bills.
NORA BaNE.-Ihc present CEISis compcs emil for mn
immediate settlement OF all accounts u. more than one
years standing.
Windsor Fcb'y 9, iii,
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PHYSICIAN WANTED,

A REGULAR BRED PHYSICIAN, may find good en-
~ p0ymCnt in Pymoull-middlc of the rOwn-un the
road leading from NoudstOCk to Ludlow. There is no
ply stefan within miles. The people are anxious to
have II good one among them, and VIII give lin good
support
Refer to II. p, Pollard, Plymouth, VI.
Frby u, ltil. t2-u
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In Kentucky, the Federal Kramer state the
number of white persons over 20 years fagc who
cannot read or write, is given in the late census of
that State, at IS 1881