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New-York tribune., 1841-05-01

SILKS AND IIOUSSELES DE LANES; ,
yJT RECEIVED splendid Of rich PLAID figured ana
j plain black black, and co!ored SILKS good
nn and figured Ao, American English and
French together full and well selected soT OF
the designs Spring and summer Good-exa chSa NJ
Grecnwici-st HENlS1 NlLLlNio - -. a. ~
New-York tribune., 1841-05-01

GREETINGS, sRHRTENGS AND CALICOEs.
noNEsTiCS are selling at prices a; J. w S BARKER;
~ 81 Grand street o., "a, r.
scsnrs ward vide Very heavy Cd II yard vide lod FIN
oo rucs "a Very inc, 0d herrnack. Dover and Fall III
yer Ps: Cd ID lod and yard warranted fast oor a2o
New-York tribune., 1841-05-01

DLACK RGlIBAZfNES-For sale cheap at ~ HULsEs
1000 t ' a26lw
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NIiE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
that he continues to carry on the above business in
a its yariOus branches mt his old stand nearly opposite
Whitneys Hotel where he will hold himself in readiness
to accommodate all who may feel disposed 10 patronze
him. The best Of stock will be kept constantly on hand
and pains will be spared to keep the best workmcn in
constant readiness to execute orders for the most durable
ware In this line
oN HNSD AND ron SALE,
sTANLEY's PARLOR sTOvEs-(four sizes )-thc most
brauiiml pattern In the market. Also,
WOOi.SON'S COOK, anil sheet iron diving aue, COOK
STOVE, and Sheet Iron Stoves and Pipe.
COPPER BOIIERS Il TEAKETTIFS.
TIN SAP BUCKETS Ia rev and much approved aEtice.)
HIRD U.fRE, sc. &C.
All who in want Of Of the above articles will do
well call and examine the and prices, before pnr-
chasing elsewhere. JOHN BLISH.
Woodstock. Dec. o. 1910. 81
n. B.-Cast paid for Sleeps pclis J. H.
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SHERMlY,S COEGH LnzrNGrS.

Ills Lozcnees sealed and have 4. sherman, NJ n"
IL on the side OF the box. They the safest,
and cicctua rCmidy tor Cough Colds, COnsumptioEs,
whoopg Cough, Asthma Tichincss the Lungs chest
&c, NC, The proprietor has known IN instance
where they did not give perfect satisfaction. Several
Thousand boxes have been sold within the last three months
restoring To health, persons in almost every OF
SUMPTION ard those ubOrng under the most distressing
colds and coughs They DO not check and dry the cough
but render eusy promote eNpecoralcu, auy the tick
ling or irritation, and remove the proNmHc or exciting
Cause They made from denomination Of the most
valuable eypectont cough medicines and ureundoLbt-
eddy superior every thing in for those complaint.
Hundreds upCn hundreds ut certificates have hten offered
1T their wonderful virtues, from those who have been
by using them. Do>gCue lozerCe is dose for adult,
CURED Children, eight old, half Of four ears,
quarter and So in proportion. Very small children
infants will take them best dissolved in little water
Should they act a. an emoIc produce uausea the desc
he sencd to what the stomach viii bear. Half of
will gcurfus be sufficient To take before breakfast
the stomach is more easily sckeEeG. No III effects can
from dose, il will cause the STOMACH to
Jet ii and although not pleasant sensation, viii be onpd
to giyerce Where there much pain IN Tic breast
side, vi Shemans Poor Mans Ptstcr should be apple
ed the part, and till relieved II attended with
cosveres, cahartic or laxative lOzengts any
mild Ca,artiU medicine, should be ascd occasion 10
qures
sold at the Variety Store, by P.fNGB0RN 4 BElNs
MID, Jewellers, Burlington, Vt, Wholesale agents.
liberal discoGt merchants who buy to sell aqain.
For sale in Woodstock, by J. II. MuRDoCK
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

ID h. SOUTIGATE would inform the inhabitants OF
Woodstock, and vicinity, that he has employed two
Of the best wOrkmcn that be found to work at the
above business. The work at THIS shop will be done by
good and eTDsrHc6d hands ard in the iGttSt toshi0n
All Jobs will be warrdnted to be in the best taste, and all
garments will be rarratGd toM or the cloth paid for
~ No mistake in this
70 prove the above call and try Shop at present.
r., H. Bailey's Store
Cloths and Trimmings for sale at this Shop, low
be found in town,
Garments Cut for Others To make GU snort notice and in
the best Order-nO mistake
Woodstock, May Il, ISL. 5jf
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For The Spirit ofthe Age.
HERE'S A HEALTH TO SMILE THE TRUE


TUNE-"Ihe Bonnets Of Biue'
Here's health to Smile the true!
Here's health to Smile the true!
And he that won't drink to the pride Of the State
Must be an old federal blue.
It's good for the people to rule,
It's base to be led by the few,
It's good to stand up for the popular choice,
Ard vote for Smile the true.
Hurrah for Smile the true!
ilurrah for Smile the true!
It's good TO stand up for the popular choice
And vote for Smile the true.
Here's health to Smile the true!
Here's health to Smile the true!
Here's "the devi' to Charley the chief of the clan,
To Charley the Federal blue
It's good for the people to rule,
It's bad to be led by few,
It's bad to have wool pulled over our eyes
BY Charley the Federal blue,
Hurrah for Smile the irue
Hurrah for Smile the true!
It's good 10 stand up for the popular choice
And vote for Smile the true.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
MINERAL SPRINGS, MGHGATE, "

lHINERIL 5PRINGS, HIEHGI ~
TIVE Subscriber respectfully informs the public that
this new and cOnmOdOus lIouse-erected last season
for the accommodation of such may wish to pGrake of
the celebrated Mineral Waters of the Sprngs open
for the reception If visitors. Many additions having been
made during the past winter aud the subscriber attes him
self that he shall be able to accommodate and give saaC
ton to ALL who may have OCCasiOn0 this tOUH
ain of heah No aentian will be spared render the sit
uation Of the afflicted comfortable possible. Families
will be furnished with constructed for their
ienre Parties Of pleasure will always find the House open
for their reception and every thing which the peculiar and
romantic situation affords (bcinl situated upon the banks
Of a beautiful bay and surrounded By extensive shady
groves provided for their amusement and health.
Dr. HEINEDERG, OF Burlington, will visit the Springs
n weeS GlenCr for the accommodation Oi such as
may wish his professional services convenient carriage
will be in readiness to run from the Springs to meet the
Steamboat at st. Adams Tuesdays and FRIDAYS of each
week. 5. W. WOOD.
IIiQhgntc Springs, May g. 1871.
~ b. Sail Boat win ut all times be in readiness for
pleasure excursions upOn the baV. 53:l2w
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DIED.

In Bridgwater, April 9th, of pleurisy, Mrs RE.
MA, wife of JAMES WALKER, Esq, aged 6S.-
In this dspensaiCn, The husband is beret of an ai
iecionate companion, the children of a faithful mo-
Their, and society of most worthy and useful men,
Der. She ever sought opportunity to comfort tn.
afflicted, and kindly lent her aid to relieve the sick
and distressed. And whenever her health would
admit, which had been for many years precarious
she assembled with weeping friends around the dy-
ing bed, and closed the eye fixed in death. She
died in the hope of brighter and better resurrec-
tlon.--COm.
In Stowe, on the | lih ulf Mr. JACOB BENNETT,
formerly of Brdgwa,er, aged Al.
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Eastman.-Poriland Transcript
Thank you, sir. Help yourself-fne day--hope
Mrs is we'll Our " sis " thinks great deal of
you-r paper,-Spirit of The Age,
Quite well. Love TO your sis, She's fine
girl. Wonder if she takes after her brother, Is she
good at making cheese' We should like speci-
men from her fair hand.-Poridnd Transcript.
Yes, she sometimes stakes after her brolher;"
but cheese! Gracious me! there's no such cheese
known in the history of man as she makes, es-
pecially sage cheese that genus being the favorte
of the family, owing to-to-hapchee' You shall
ha' specimen frue { her fair hand the first time
YOU come to Vermont.
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TEXAS COURTSHIP.

"What do you sit so close to me for J" enqur
ed young girl of youth who had felt the powe
of her attractions.
"Why, because love you"
go! what do you love me for"
"Why, because you are so pretty"
La, sir, why Pm not purity; there's Polly
Crabree and Susan Appleberry, are heap pur
tier than me" drawled the fair one.
"D--n the Crabtrees and the Appleberrys
they've got no particular parts; when you're a.
round and smooth as pine pole pee!ed,'
Pm tolerabe round"
The next day they were married.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
WINDSOR, SIS.

Charles Eimunds,
v. WINDSOR Co. COURT,
GoerneUr Morris & MAY Term, 1871.
albert S. .Nesmih.
A CTlON of assumpst on bill of exchange, for
4 \ five hundred dollars, accepted by the defend
ants, under the firm of Morris < Nesmilh, dated
Feb. II, 1899, drawn upon them by the Village
Falls Manufacturing Company, payable in ninety
days from date, to tho order Of Samuel w. Porter,
and by him endorsed 10 the plaintiff,
The defendants not having had personal notice
Of the tendency Of this suit it is ordered by the
court here, that they be notified thereof, by pub
fishing the substance Of said suit together with this
order in the Spirit Of The .Age printed in said
Woodstock, three weeks succcssivey y, the last pub
LEGATION to be at least six weeks before the sitting
of this court at said Woodstock, on the last Tues
day in November next, which will be deemed snf-
ficicnt notice 10 the defendants to appear at the
said term and mako answer.
~ WILLIAMS, clerk.
LUTHER ADAMS. attorney. Gl
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BROKERS AND A NATIONAL BANK.

The ALBANY Epening Journal is on new tack
Perfectly sensible of the unpopularity Of National
Bank, and that it is opposed by an immense ma
jority of the honest people of the counry-periect-
" aware of the increase and increasing sentiment
of opposition, after asserting that this opposition
comes from the Democratic party alone, 1t has
gone TO work very ngeniously TO locate the main
srenh of the opponents of National Bank. And
where, reeder, do You think it lies "Amons the
brokers and money lenders of tho countryH' In
other words, the money brokers are all Van Buren,
men, and opposed to National Bank! This al
most equals the lie that Mr. Van Buren, was op.
posed TO the late war. The brokers opposed to
National Bank, and in favor of Martin Van Buren,!
Go into Wall street, the very birthplace and home
of this fraternity, and see what the acts are Nine
out of every ten are in favor of National bank
nineteen out of every twenty are opposed to the
Democratic party. Any person who knows any
thing about Wall street, knows these to be the
facts WHY, Wall street has been the grand re-
servor, aud supplied the whole country with funds
to carry on the war against the attempt OF the De-
mocralic party 10 Gqua'iae and make stable and
uniform the currency of the country. Wall street
and Wall street brokers and bankers have done
more than any other portion of the community to
oppose the Sub-Treasury, which they know would
destroy their business, if allowed 10 be carried into
succIS''u' pPoI".on' luz! mo'o 49, " ,ia,
preaN up '"s 'puoh sts:cm Wy Wn,s" ",,"o ."e'
can 'Ne' Gnu hence '"r W, u"l'''"'u W." u'
promising oPpos.''rn. na'; s r "nr 49,
nrokels are more ,'r'o"Sy u" '"'o' u. I".'u"G.
pahN VA" rnl o'"u' o.asa, uoo ;u M',T"
cannot "e"cH' ,"c currency pul "'' n''N.",'' NJ
crease speou'"''o"' "no1 o'"Se' , wv"
wing" OIL course IS 'no Neiy 'oou u'ey "'o "t"n,
LOOK AT .ne enormous Po.'''oh ,"al went on nu''
'h's cry 10, a N"'io"a. Dams ''e'1 '."l'o, "
name IN wan street pu' WHAT my pe 'pu"d up'"
,ha' oeuuoh; mere Is not 'ap'u' 'ecn'ess spuou-
laor III me Guy pnt "Rat mas ssneu .na' Pe''',"n
Inc canH 10 "e maze LOT 'he'n' u -, lot 'hun
especial oenelni-,"ey snhno, suo'ls' on .n' sUpe,
reahl'es :" sounu' ""huc'ua,'"s .u'Ie"o,' i"o'
mus nave snnuIanlCso"nel,ns 10 I,e"e L un On "
cHehent-so",et"lhg 'n"' wiz c"use ,no u'oo,o VI
speculation 10 ,hla'e-eAPona emu, amer .'ey lave
al 'er'',o'1u ,"en ncsN' s,u ",,ou a"r" p'Sea
out OF inc naru' earnings o' 'he P.ouao'S ..oss
10 ours' ana scatter rum anu ueS''uo''on ''o"s'-
out Tue ann' lhey must nave soyeln,nen.: a.
iegai'zeu machine ny wnch ,ney oIn P.unao' wiz"
imPun'ly, ana WIN no iea' u, ue i1 m'. =
we canniuIy DeieVe ,heie are eooo De,"oc'",s !"
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ON and after MONDAY, March 2a la4l, The passenger
" trains will run as follows
h Il AVE. N 4, IA pn 7i hsH'4 p9iTGS
At 10 IL AM Ats Phi At IL Am. At 5 81 p NJ,
LEAVE LOWELL
At 8 IA AM. At l2 ii PM A3 III pm. M7rM
or Immediately the arrival Of the cars from Boston.
WAY PASSENGERS taken at Tyngsborough and North
Chelmsford,
Persons in Lowell wishing take the Cars for Nashua,
will be conveyed the Cars free of expense by leaving
their at the Railroad Ticket Office and passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be con-
yeyed to any part of the city without charge
H. From Nashua to Lowell, 90 cents.
i"'' ! From Nashua, to Boston, 81, 80,
On the arrival of the cars ut Nashua stages leave for all
part of New-mpshire, Vermont, Newly ORR and Canada
via Amoskeag Concord Keene, CharlestOwn, n. H., Wind
sor, and BratehOr0, Vt.
Books kept in BosToN at tho stage Office No. and
II characterization in LOwELL AT the Railroad and Stage
office in front of the Depot where seats can be secured in
any of the Colches, and correct information obtained
respecting the different stage routs.
ONSlOW sTEARNS, superintendent.
Nashua, March 10, l3lO.
MrRcuAHnIsE TRAIss, will leave the Freight Dcpotat
Charcstown and Nashua every morning. SUndu cAcep-
ted)
All goods to be transported on the Rail Road going
above Lowell, must be sent to the Compauy's Freight
Depot, CharleslOwn, at the end OlW urcn Bridge.
Goods to be forwarded by the morning trains mus, be
sent To the Depot as early rs the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commodous
SOrellOuscs both ut Nashua and thmleStown and hay
ing completed their arrangements for the Transportation
OF Merchandise, give notice that they are now prepared
to rasport all Goods and Country Produce which may be
forwarded To their Depots and for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered cars which viii perfectly Sc
goods from damage and careful and experienced men
take charge Of the Transportation business at the De-
pots and to accompany the goods over the road.
The Company, determine not only to accommodate
the public hut to extend every hCy in their power,
both to Transfers and Merchants aud have fixed upon the
following rates OF Freight:
81, 50 per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
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II. III. BAILEY

IYAS removed TO the shop lately occupied By Noah
Fisher, Jr where he Manufactures and keeps tor sale
all kinds of Silver Ware, snch Tea, Table, Dessert
Salt and Mustard Spoons Cream Ladies', Sugar TOngs
Butter Knives &c. &C. Gold and Silver Specifies ofeyey
pattern made in the best and warrenCd to lit the
eye.
The above articles he will sell low ut wholesale
Reule us can be purchased in New York, or Boston.
Particular attention paid to the repairing of spoons q
Spectacles and all other job work.
All orders by mail or otherwise, will meet with inme
diatG attention.
Cash paid for old gold and silver.
Woodstock, Dec II, 1870. 33-Cm
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,LPI'he awfulest thing we have heard of lately
is report that Corporal S,reeter, ofthe Richmond
Star, got asleep on The track, the other day, and
the engine coming in contact with his head, was
busted and teelotally exlluncGed, Horrible that
very horrible; hope it sn't true.
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The Patchosue GHillotine.
Nj o I Il OE s.


81 am opposed TO the practice of making appointments
to Office the REWARD Of PARTISAN sGriics.--GeaerQi
HarriSOn'S Letter 10 j. NJ. BerrieH.
"GCn. Harrison WILL in all his appointments look alone
to the welfare O the nation. No personal consideration
no mere party authoritynO combinations of influential
men, can induce him To nominate to- remove from Of
flee, any one individual for party purposes Fiucss
the hand, and fidelity the other he only in
qures which he will make, and any effort change
thwart this course, will receive his rebuke and merit
general Standardization of the Cincinnati RspuJi-
can, the chairman Of "my committee"
"There is civilized country earth in which, on
we have witnessed in this free Republic Whenever did
any English Minister, Wing or Tory, 20 dorm 10 iou waier
marx to make busting Of tide walters ! When did he
disturb the post Offices the mail contracts and every thing
else in the remOcst degree connected with the gOveri-
meutnDaniCi We6Ster IN his Worcester Speech in le32,
"The daily removal from office of viruous and capable
men, for other reason than independence of opinion is
4 PROSTITUTION OF EXECUTIVE PRIvILEGL inconsistent
with yirtuous principles and true patriotism GOuenor
EHswOrths Speech, May Session, 1888.
"BEFORE ! WOULD REMOVE PUBLIC OFFICER
SUFFER MY RIGHT ARM TO BE SEVERED FROM
MY BODI."-Gcn Harrison at CieuciGHd.
q" will remove incumbent from office who has filth
fully aud honestly acquitted himself of the duties Of his
Office except in such cases where such Olcer has been
guilty of an active parznnshp given his official i'll
uence to the purposes Of party thereby bringing the pat
ronage oil the Government in conflict with the freedom of
ctons."-7yiers Inaugural.
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THE HAIR! THE HAIR! THE HAIR

NO better evidence is wanting to allow the superiority
~ OF the Genuine Buffalo Oil, other preparations,
than that number Of Druggists endeay0ug to initiate
IT, and iOs ling their miserable limitations the public for
genuine. Rcud advertisement Beware Of PrdHrs.
Genuine Buffalo OH Is fast taking the place Of al other
articles to promote the growth soften and bcantly the
Hair; its gives sOincss that other article does,
and causes il 10 curl bcautiyby fee use il will darkn
and give the hair satin gloss il is highly periunCd ard
gives perfect satisfaction TO all who have given il trial
Brown also Buffalo OIL imprinted on the hottie. In
consequence of counterfeit which has recently appeared
aud is for sale, hive been persuaded to Obtain new
label engraved COPPER for which have secured
right entered according Of Congress In the Curk
Office Of the District Court Of Massachusetts. Any infringe
ment will be dealt with according To law.
For sale by T. HUTCHINSON, Jr. " oodstock, VI.
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Brighton Market,

At Market 800 Reef Cattle, 10 Cows and Calves, 2Oo0
Sheep and 3j Swine 20 Beef Cattle unsold at the close
of the market
PRicEs.-Bcef Cattle. further reduction was submit
ted to- and Se again reduce quotations First quality
ST IS 80, second quality So rs 10 third quality
IS 90 n 4 so.
Cons & Ca,ues. Sales s25, sa9, md $50
Sheep.-Lois sold at 3 IS, Sc 90, 81 25, 81 80,
50 G2, and s3 90.
SriRe.-Dull. A few old hogs IA II IA. A small
lot young pigs at6 At retail from tot.
New EagidHd Farmer.
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SILK WORM EGGS.

TTIIE subscriber has for sale quantity Of very superior
l. silk Worm Eggs of his own rearing, including the
SULPHUR, PEANUT, and M,MMoTI-wHITE VARIETIES.
The eggs Offered are the produce of worms selected from
the best of stock and have been preserved with the great
est care. The mammOth-whe an improved variety,
resulting from careful and udciOus selection, for series
OF years, by gentleman in Pennsylvania, Persons wish
ing to avail themselves of this opportunity of securing
of the best quality invited call soon the quantity
on hand is not large. SAMUEL FORD.
Woodstock, May 2j, lsil. 56tI
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NOTICE EXTRA.

FINlE subscriber has purchased the stock Of Goods an
all other articles in trade of the late firm Of Bailey
Morse, and will continue the Mercantile business, at hi,
store the old stand. Customers wishing purchase w
be- accommodated ON liberal and favorable terms. Good
will be sold ut low prices for Cash. produce, approve
credit, rs any other shop.
OLIVER BAILEY.
South Woodstock, May TO- lSil. 5j-sw
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"BEAUTIFUL,O

Love is sad thing, Love is a dizziness,
Hindering young man tending teD his business
Some Of the gals they get something odd in 'cm,
And tew soothe themselves they go taking laudanum
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LIST OF LETTERS
D EMAINING in the Postoaice a. Springfield
IN VI. June 80, lS4l.


d EMAlNING in the PostoGice a, Springfield
IL VI. June 80, lS4l.
Charles Aiken jeremiah Johnson
Abel w Adams Livera Kendall
Horace Albee Joseph knight
Samuel Aldrch Henry Kirke
Olive Abbot Nancy kneeand-2
Martin J Boynton Simeon Latham
Henry Barns Benjamin Lewis
John Blsbee Jocob I.itchield
Luclus Barnard Roswell Lombard
VIM II Bancroft Daniel Loveioy
Lawson Bruce Edward X May
Horace Blodgett John Morgan
lothian BrtlOn Lorenzo Moves
Lincoln Cutler Michael Parker
Silas Cutler l. w Perham
Nelson Cobleigh Louisa PiIlsbury
Nonias Cobb Geo Randall
Moses + Chase Solomon Randall
Curtis Chadburne Joanna Randall
Nancy Davidson Mills Redield
Tura b Davis Henry Robinson
Jerusha Damon Eliza Selden
Ebenezer Davidson AIanson Sloane
Sarah Demlng Sarah SpenCor--2
Sylvester Ellison r Shurlilf
John Ellison Betsey Smith
Christopher Ellis Martin C Spicer
EDWARD fairbanKs-2 David simpson
Pearly Fassett Caleb upham
John Glu2ier Perez Whitcomb--2
SIlllman Gould jeremiah Woodward
Isaac Howe SB Whipple
A X Howard Cummings Whi!comb
Leonard Harrington Geo Wheeler
Mr. Hadey De Wood
Willard |. Ilodgman Alfred Walker
Geo w Hall Elijah Whitney
Willard Ilodgman w w Whitney
Lucinda llazeon William Wood
Geo Jenkins Anna Walker
John l. Johnson Jesse Warren
G2 GEO. WASHB URN, p. M
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NEW GROCERY.

TINE subscriber would respectfully inform bis friends that
he has fitted up Rooms in neat and convenient man
ner under theshOp OF GEO. e. PRATT and JAMES H. Nun
u0CK where he has and intends kccpng constantly ION
hand good assortment of first rate w. GOODS FLOUR,
FRUIT NUTS &C. Having an entire stock OF new Goods,
he feels confident that those who favor him with call will
find good article, at low prices he found in any
establishment in town. GEORGE MELIiSlI.
Woodstock, April 9Th, lsil. J0.tf
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MOTICEis hereby given that the firm of Down
~ Err, SMITH & Co., is this day dissolved, by
mutual consent of the parties.
SOLOMON DOWNER,
JACOB SMITH,
JONA. SMITH, Jr.
Bethel, June 25, 1871.
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The Culiirato' for July, which is received, is as
usual very valuable to those whose interests it Ia
bors so successfully 10 advance.
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SHINGLES.

TINIIE subscriber has hand, and for sale, $4,000
l. prime SPRUCE SHINGLES which, on account of
the "phrs wrute" times high prices, &C. will be sold for
Sill per thousand! ). W ADAMS.
sherbuIne, June go, lsll 6lu