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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-19
VERMONT HISTORICAL ANTIGUA
RAN SOCIETY.

At the late annual meeting Of this society, the
following officers were chosen for the year ensu-
ing, viz:
President, Henry Stevens, of Barnet.
Vice Presidents, His Ex'y Silas Fl. Jenlson, Of
shoreham; Hon. |. F. Redlield, Montpelier,
Reed Sec, Geo. B. Manser, ESQ.,, Montpelier.
Asst Sec, J. +. Skinner, Esq, Barnet
Cor. Sec, ID. p Thompson, Esq, Montpelier,
ASS, Sec, E. A. S,ansbury, Esq, Burlington.
Lib. and Cab. Keeper, II. Stevens, Barnet.
Commissioners, E. P. Walton, Daniel Baldwin
Norman Williams, D. NJ. Camp, G. w. Benedict
Solo Stoddard.
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STATE OF vEMONT.
BY CHARLES PAINE,
A PROCLAMATION.

During the year which is now approaching to ITS
close, it has pleased the All-wse Ruler OF the
Universe graclously to extend to the good cllzehs
Of our beloved Commonwealth the benlsnhnt
smiles Of His Providence--to avert rom us Inc
gricvOus caamiies of foreign war, the deVasta-
ton of the pesence, the horrors Of famine ana
the dreadful curse of intestine commollon-to re-
ward the labors Of the Spring time with the gold
en- fruits of Antumn--to grant US health, secuIi-
~ and tIanouilily-to contiue to US the enjoy
nlent af our civil and religious Liberty, and the
means of Intellectual and moral Improvement,
and to permit US to live quietly under the laws
framed and administered by the Representatives
of the People:
do, therefore, in compliance with CUSTOM
commended to us alike by its antiquity and its So
caI and moral advantages, appoint THURSDAY
THE SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER NEAl,
to be observed throughout this State, as day OF
Public Thanksgiving, Prayer and Praise to AL
mighty God for these, his manifold mercies and
blessings; and do earnestly recommend that every
employment, inconsistent with the duties of such
no occasion, may, on that day, be abandoned
that the People may assemble in their several pla-
ces of public worship, and mark the expression OF
their gratitude with the humility devotion, and
solemny which becomes Christian People
Let us, on mat occasion, mummy nlPloie W."
Heavenly Father to continue to watch over us and
preserve us-to enable us to live in peace with the
Nations-to give us wisdom to devise efficient
measures for the support of our School and Col
leges, the safeguards of our Republican Institutions
TO graft that we may preserve involaie our indie
pendence as n State and our Union rs n Nation
10 inspire the American People with the noble reso-
luton speedy to number the institution of Slavery
,mony Tho rnrsnkpn iniuuities of the WOrld-tO be-
stow wisdom and grace upon all who are called to
rule over us, and To incline our hearts to such nm
humble and faithful compliance with the requsi-
,ons of His Holy Word, as shall enlille us 10 the
reward of the blessed.
Giren under my hand and The seal Of said
State, in The Executive Chamber, at Montpe-
lier, this ninth day of N0rember, in the year
of our Lori one thousand eight hundrei ana
foriy-one, and ofthe Independence Qthe T.
STATES, the sirty-sirih.
CHARLES PAINE.
BY the Governor,
HENRY HALE, Secretary.
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MYSTERIOUS.

A GENTLEMAN belonging 10 cuc Of the most ancient
y aud wealthy rtniiu, Ci this city, WHO mJ-t he well
known to Nh nerOu- friends; having >rcc the leur -ls
nm TO rrcsutly been bent nearly double, aud for several
ours confined to his bed has been rc,tO. yu To good hrr
has named his natural erect pusOalnd has Quilted
br. clrriate aud nov walks with easel! We believe
This is the gentl,nnns owndesc Hn - nenr ~ possible
and there i no CXargcTation IN it, Nrw give nVure'r
his address and dpuht not his humane feeling, will ca
ru-a the liberty; that any one dIrb'Hg. may hror
these frtshough he requests hi, mime may not arprHt
IN rriut Among other similar instances, Mr. Jas. g.
REYNOLDS al Christie street, has been ftstocd aht vii
give personal Of the fact nj his cns" Both
we're rheumatism, anu contracted cords and sincws-
How has this been done,
InSr,r-Ry the Iiiirn Tcgfi15ie Eirer internally
and Hctres Ncrue an2 Bone LrDiont eXternally.-N.
Hernld. . -
onIy Sold by COMSTOCK & CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
j. i. DUNBAR, Woodstock, vi.
s-,v B. u. NEUTOY. Norwich
J. {. BRooKS Hy.ihrl.
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POST UP THE BOOKS.

Some material errors, which crept into our last
statement under this head, and some important
credits, to which the democratic party has since
become entitled, induces us to 60 over with it
agnin,
Last fall us we before stated, the nominal pop
ulur wing majority in the Union, was las, 500
From this however. 10000 at least was to be de-
Quoted for South Carolina, n State where me
wings have scarcely show of power, and wn ,,
gives its Presidential vote by its Legislature ms
leaves lSO,s65 as the actual majority.
So far us elections have taken place, IN ola'es
from which we have correct Information, lhe ma
jorties Of ls4l, compare ~ those oil iS4o as
follows;
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TOOTHA CHE, TOOTuACHE!!

A NEW DlsCOvERY.-It has recently been discover
n ed that the pure Extract VI Gall, combined with an
lmpapab Powder 0i Alum, is sure remedy Tor the
Tooihache, will k the In most cases, and render
them in state that they may be filled without pain The
pure article is for sale by WIN BRuwN, 4ol Washinehion
street, Boston, None genuine unless signed by the pro-
prctor, VIM Brown See certificates its efficacy the
direction. For sale by j. 4. DUNBAR. UOOdSt0ck
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Seruples.--' Josiah, how many scruple' are
there in drachm'
Don't know, zur'
well then, recollcct there are three
90, the is ha! well, daddy takes his dram every
mo.ning, without no scruples.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-19

A Yankee in Boston has set up one horse
hrashing machine for the convenience Of parents
and gurdians having unruly boys. He'll lick an nr-
chin like thunder for lourpence. Small llcklngs
done for two cents only, and the most entire salts
faction warranted.-Richmond Star.
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Charles Dickens, author Of Oliver Twist 'The
Old Curiosity Shop Barnaby Rudge,' Sc will
cross the Atlantic in the steam ship Of the 4th Of
January, for tour in this country.
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Il used TO be amused with Tobin and Goodwin.
Tobin would poster me with stories Of Goodwin 8
duness; and, upon his departure. Goodwin would
drop in just to say that Tobln was more dull than
ever. '-Coieridge
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-19

There was n horrid murder committed at Nor
witch, a few days since. All the Interesting par
,culars may be found, in the columns of our CO.
temporaIes
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Dem. gain Ill ,4l2
The presen, apparent wing majority may be
fairly stated MS foows
Whole wing majority last fall, lsO,s65
Deduct wing loss in l3 States, lli,422
Balances l9,445
One half of the States only have been heard
from. Thirteen VI the number have yet to speak,
Well may the wings trembe. as every election
approaches. That "ball is rolling" and all their
inlrgues can't stop |, before the next Presidential
election. Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont,
Connecticut Kentucky may possibly remain trne.
Beyond those States where can the wings look for
help, in their manifold aillic,ions' Is it to Louis
lana and Delaware We deem ii exceedingly
doubtful whether they can keep them. If they
do, and it is the most they can rely upon, they
may possibly maintain their possession of seven
states and some fifty electoral votes. Such is the
punishment they are destined to receive, for the
infamous frauds they have put off upon the people,
and the reckless manner in which they have used
the power which fortune has temporarily placed in
their hands Coos Democrat
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An English paper says the people are so dull in
the State Of Vermont, that it takes ten men to make
a joke. At Plai,sburgh the British found that ten
times tina, number of yermontcrs was no joke.
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BY the Governor,
HENRY HALE, Secretary.
NOTICE.

A meeting will be held on Monday evening the
22d inst n, clock in the Hall over Mr. iia'ches'
store, for the purpose of lorlniOsa Lyceum'
The citizens Of this village and vicinity, are
respectfully and earnestly solicited TO attend
Woodstock, Nov. II, 1871.
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We have done with the dull details Of the pro-
ceednss of the Legislature, and glad are we, and
so are our readers, no doubt Our Sis. is selecting
q story; ladies', be patient, it will be p. W. when
it comes.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-19

A pail full of I've with piece Of copperas hnII as
big as hens egg boiled in it, will produce fine
nankeen color, which will not wash out This Is
very useful for the Innings of bedquils, conorers,
&c.
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1ircucoCK's Avri.HILIoyS Pills.

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uER JARED hlTIuCOCK. m,iC tnan lhrty years
.inrrI, y,y,,. lad pr,sa,. , combustion IL li!i
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icy hove bouu found y lheiy c.I taouas operation to
ia the pui Lie. under Tie apurl'ut,u Of - Ii.ylLiLiY
y,,ls which c,nrl.,ct h;is rnf.'ltG iur 81. yacy,
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In. Lro,y,r H. any Discerning ard igd TINT When
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D'I1.rg G. ,,r.t,su. ~, ioIlnv,.I,ilJ "Drr sr-lL.
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| i. r',,.,, .,,prr I.,ui fire uu,, y,,t,r mad Ls.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-19
consisting Of
YIEH's IN THE HOLY LAND,

Together with many Of the most remarkable Oh
iecs mentioned in The old and new tcsIamcnts, rep
rescnlng sacred historical events, copied from Gel
ebrated picturers, principally H., the Old mas,crs
the landscape scenes, taken from original sketches
made Oh the spot, with iu,I and interesting letter
press descriptions, devoted to IN examination Of
the objects mentioned in the sacred text.
On examination this will be ound very pleas
ami and profitable book especially for the pcrsual
of YoUNC PEOPLE, ahoUndinr in the mos, vulua-
bic Information, collected viii great care, from the
hest aud latest sources. II may, very properly ,he
designated d comon place book tnr everything val
uuhc relating to oriental IuanncIs, customs, SC,
and comprise within ilsc.fa complete library oire-
iigcous md useful knowledge, 4 vo!uuc like the
present, is far superior to common hnnuaIs-it Viii
never be out of date, tilt is beautifully prin-
ted in now long primer type handsomely bound
in muslin, Gil, and leltered; and is, decidedly, the
/ lest aal cLeypeJl publication (ior the price)
eyer issueirrou he ,lmericd Press
| Ir}3A liberal discount made TO wholesale pug
chasers.
| sL3apersons in the country, wishing to act rs
agents, may obtain MI the necessary iiorne'ion.
by addressing their letters to TIE Subscriber, No.
! I22 NassaE-streel, New York City.
ROBERT SEARS, Pul. j-ner,
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New Line CT STAGES,
From LUDLOW TO WOODETOCE.

rJNllE subscrbJs will commence running iro tor
i Sage, I'M tie I'm Of October, om hLD"w, 81" 7 -
son Furnace, Plymouth and Hr.rrWUtur q" NooI>'oc.
W., leaving JUhusOus Hotel Ludlow, ou Nr.ra,s, Ntt
nestlnys aud frlNS, at Eult past 'tuch' T. t-'l.t
the arrival Of the kccrc and Rurrt @ug,saud HrN'a
Woods,uch Mt half pp~ u'cuCh p. N.;-lcGye Whitney
Hotel Woudstuck, On Tuesdays lHur-dNs ~" tun, s
at o'clock, A. W., and arrive ~ Ludlow in Vim" for t.s
kecnc stage, which lcuvos LELluW g! 10 o'clock !. u.
and the Ruliauj and Burlington stage, wc! !.aycs ri
hnli.pisl > O'Clock, =. VI.
Passengers aoiia North, f'am The East or South, vii
nul this tie most direct routes they can take I'll,
Burlington stage kccrc, Walpur, H. Falls, Chesiero
Caycniisi, and Guyrut Woodstock the same Oas nthnt
mast 1uclorh, +. h;ugo passengers can take the Bar!
inrlon Stna, at Mddipbury Brandon, lslrt, Rutland
Shrewsbury nd MDW iio'yaHL ngrN,;t Nood'loc" Ih.
same dt, at lnrrast 5uc'Uc& where rrSrs LEAVE Tie
neat day for oil parts OF tte couut,N.
Il. p. POLLARD & co.
r. p. POLLARD. Htworfh,
AUGUSTUS HAYES, Tyson Furnace, p-oyrj,tor,
ausCru NNuTG, ia.
Isaac q. JOuNsOH, LuaiyW,
Sent 81 1871. Ii-N
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There is a young lady in Maine, so very modest
that she cannot persuade herself to utter the naked
truth.
So says COL Green, and we presume he knows.
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TO THO.MSONIfNS.

A FEW comics of Matson's American Vegetable Prac
n tce or new and improved Guide TO Health, design
ed for the use of ismilics. Tor sale by
sept. %, lsil. y. NJ ". hAN'ALi
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NOTICE.

TIME subscriber having purchased the stock Of goods
| forncrl, owned hy 4. Hutchinson. lr. solics the
trade of the Old customers tie stand cnf'hc va al Of
ls old GU, o,ucr, and friends ard ul>u I'D person, who
wish to purchase goods cheap tor cash. barter u'on
credit. JObH 1. ~ lbLh
NNnoi,inrk Aurust &c, 1871. C'.T
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FOR SALE.

T the Fashionable Tailoring Establishment Of r. n
n Sou,hqate TWO COATS, msfts, made by witt 4
soutbcaie The Goats large size and In good order
and will be sold for half price. .
Nov 49, l5il. T. u oo' lhChTE
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CROCKERY.

rJ,IIE subscriber will sell CROCKEDY aud GLASS
| WARE, Tor cash, ut cost aud freight All wishing to
purchase Crockery aud Glass Ware will find it Tor their
advantage to call. j. A. DUNBAR.
Woodstock Oct. lS, 1911. n1w
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BUFFALO ROBES, Rows and Mems Hair. Seal, Nh
- tire and Otter Caps; Fur trimmncs-Mcn aud ho' :
hats, &C. Just received and will he sold nj great b1gi
by RICE a BOARDMiN.
Woodstock Nov. 10, lsil. eO3w
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-19

When is a lady's neck not neck When it is
a lille bare (bear)
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JUST RECEIVED,

A LPACCA LUSTTRES,
~ figd and plain MERlNOS.
do do ShXONY CLOTH,
Fisd, plain and wrought MOusllN DE LANES
various cnlnrs
BROApCLO1llS, Beaver CLOTHS,
figd do do
Diamond do do
5000 5000 yds PRINTS, good style,
Black and blue. black VELNETS,
Black ALpINES,
Bluc BLK. isd and plain SILKS
Colorcd do do do
5000 yls. Brown slIEETlNGS and SIilRTlNCS.
Highland Belyiderr. WOrstcd and MCrinO sllANLS,
Kidmcnster CARPETlNGS,
BOOKING,
GOO Lbs. Northern and Southern Clover Seed
Cast steel. Svccds o. S. English Iron,
Swcrls aud German Steel, Cork Steel
Horse Nails sc. &c.
And viii be sold Cheap for Cash, ly .......
Oct H. lgil Il. u. MON biz
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Cash, Barter and Credit SlCrG,
WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

NIEDICATED-PRiCs cts. OF, 10 cts. o. 60 l-2 cts
wi lb.-A remedy that has gained great reputation
Tor the cure OF coughs colds, whooping cough phthc,
throat and all diseases OF the unas also 1t in eN
tpnsiVc Use Tor clearing the voice for NOcnl,tS Public
Sptakcrsi and in consequence Of the extensive sale aud
wonderful efficacy Tor curing the above complaints, has
caused number Of Druggists aud CuntcliOnrrs to cOun-
tcrie this valuable cough remedy An imitation has Just
been shown me with my name Stamped on the candy cyi.
IDENTIFY deceive the public. For The genuine You will
call tor VIM Browns liOne,Ct Candy Mcdica'Ci" and
that the direction is signed by the proprietor and the
candy stamped " WN BnOwS." The true article is for
sale in Boston, nj wholesale rnd RETAIL by the Mnnuicl-
rer, corner of Washington and Elliots,.
For sale by j. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, Vt.
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Facts speak for themselves as the PPe-layers
say when they view their pyramid
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

~ ger traits will run as olIuws
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BosToH
At q 3-l A. NJ. At ~ AN,
At II NJ. Al II A.
Ala IL p. n. At5P.M
LEAVE lowell
ATS "a AN. At G Ia Pm. At IL 81 Pm.
or Immediately on the arrival If the cars from Boston
WAY PASSENGERS taken and lett at T!ngsborough,
North Chelmsford and MiddltscN.
Persons in Lowell wishing take the Cars for Nashna
will be conveyed to the Cars free of eXperse by leaving
their names at the Railroad Ticket Office and passengers
arriving ut Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, viii be COLI
veyed to any part Of the city w'ihou' c9nt9e,
r From Nashua To Lowell 80 cents.
f"'- From Nushuu to Boston, SlIO -
On the arrival OF the NJ Nashua stages chNc o' i
part of Ncw-lampsIre, Vermont New'NoTh @hH 'H,i.n'
via Amoskeug Concord Kecnc, ChGrosIown, MI, Wild
SOr, and BHttlGbOrO, VI.
Books are kept in BosToN ut the stage Office No. 'aG
II Eln-Strcet-nlso in LOWELL at the Northern mud
Western Railroad and Stage Office in front al the DepOt,
where be secured in any al the Coaches, ana
information obtained respecting the different sas
routes.
! MEpcuAsDIsE TRAINS, will leave the Freight perotal
Chacso"n and Nashua, every morning. lSGnda!s cActp
/ edo
| An goods TO be transported the Rail Road, going
above Lowell, mast be sent to the Compnnys Freight
| Depot, Churlesown, at the end oiWarrcn lrdse.
Goods To be forwarded By the morning trains must bc
sent TO the Depot ms early as the evening before
The Company having provided large ana comnodiou-
Store Houses both in Nashua and Charlrsown and nav
inc CONNECTED their arrangements for thc IrauSportuioi
of Merchandise, give notice that they are hON lr'Hru
to traspOrt all Goods and Country Produce which may tt
forwarded their Depots, and for this purpose have
furnished safe aud covered cars which Will perfectly ao
cure goods from damage and careful and experienced men
take charge of the Transportation business at TIC Lc
pots, and to accompany the goods over the road
| The COMPANY, determine not only Ia uccommuonl'
the public, but to extend every Ncil In Their power
both to Tcumsters and Mercants,nd have fixed upon m
following rates OF Freight;
81, 50 per each wa between Nashua and Charles
town.
bulk Salt, Plaster Lime stoac Lumber, &C SO per ton
shopper ton each WAY between Nashua and Lowell,
Al! Regular Transfers running TO the cars VIII he car
ried over the road between Nashua aud ChurestUwn caii
way ONsLOW sTEARNs, Superintendent.
Nashua, October 2I lsll. IS
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NOTICE.

TIVE subscriber has sold his goods to Mr. John A. Dun
l bar, who viii continue bushes ut the old stand He
is perfectly wHHS to receive pnyment upon all demands
due. H. NJ ItHiNSON'JH'
Woodstock, August &c, lsil Gg-lt
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TJAvE fitted IN the shop formerly occupied by Warren
Ill u Mute on Central street. where they mteud to rd
themselves in readiness to do rl Minds OF WATCH AND
CLOCK REPAIRING and Job work of every description
that is done in Watch repairing shops. The, have lust
returned from Boston with entire new amt ts'u"". },
assortment, consisting of Clocks Ntche- drN'! Fp'
rlr, hest Cutlery several csrs ., hu,t, d uri Iura
OF an kinds Violin and Bass |ul strings, 'a uurtt heels,
Bfilaail Ware Of the best material ud uusi i, un"tr
patteri,s Combs shell and horn travelling a'"cis Per-
InI,ry Ngca,sar and nelr'a oil Zine Gould i,- &c. dc.
An Of which are offered reasonable rs can be oGud ia
IN this vicinity.
~ b. Please call and examine, ard, uron ourhonor, the
Thopsoniam medicine Shall be- kcpt ~ bi', iftr.rei
y. ~ ". q. RlhDiLL.
W0olstocs sept. 20, sil.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class 4 for 1911
10 be drawn at Wilmington DELI De-" 29, 1871.
rs Ballots Il Drawn Numbers


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sent for Sl3O--Shares in proportion.
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FOR PROMOTING THE GROWTH
AND BEAUTIFYING TIE HAIR

place of all other preparations for the hair now IN
use 1t beauties and sulLens the hair, giving 1t satin
gloss TINT no other article does and causing It to curl
beauGllv As limitations have recently appeared, tile
outside wrapper Of the genuine will be signed by the pro-
prirtor WM BROwN, al,O Opywright for the engraved
direction has been secured and entered according to act OF
Conorcss IL TO- See that Buffalo Oil" is impressed upon
the glass bottle. avoid the counterfeit. Dealers can be
SUPPLIED Of WIN. BROWN, 4sl Washington ST. Boston
For sale by J. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VI.
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SHINGLES.

TIVE subscriber has on hand. and for sale. 10000
| prime SPRUCE SHINGLES. which, on account oi
the phirst wrae times, high prices &C. ~ili so for
al 4 7 per thousand, s. " ADAMS
Stnrbuire, june ~ 1911 GlH
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~ Clergyman, superintendants and teachers OF
Sabbath schools, Agents Of Religions Newspapers,
and perodlculs, Ho,lmasters uud booksellers,
throughout the country, are respectfully requested
to act as our Agents.
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posi- pl!!,
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VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY, Glass l. for 1911,
TO be drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday the 4l day
of Dec, lS4l. 10 Nunlbers-l3 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME.

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PIPE-LAID PYRAMID.

PIPE-LAID PYRAMID.
MA s S A C II U S E IT'S.
NORTH AROLINA.
CON N Z c Il C. U r.
RHODE ISLAND.
X ENT U c KY.
della w ARE.
TENNESSEE.
VERMONT.
There gentlemen, how do they look' Yours
is n small pyramid, and how does ii look' 1t
stands topsey-turvy- "lls heels are where It's
head should be"-quile n natural position for the
wings, however We may soon ndd Mississippi 10
our already towering pile, and then we will count
TWENTY DEMOCRATIC STATES AND
TERRITORIES for the Wings eight! Again we
urge our Wing friends 10 "look ut this picture and
then on that"