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ARULE WHICH WORKS BUT ONE
WAY.

We like rules winch work both ways. We like
laws that are equal in their execution, though there
are many directly the reverse. Hence, we favor
protection 10 the manufacturer, whether ms vocal
ton is that Of making wooden cloths, boots and
shoes. hats, caps, or what not. IL, IN establishing
tariff discrimination must be resorled to, we say.
protect these branches of industry. And Here ii
Is proper that proviso should be inserted Pro-
vided aipays, that in so doing, the great produ-
cling classes are not overlooked who raise
wool, hides, sc. "Oh" says some slickler for
exclusive Gavors, "what good will it do TO protect
these classes; they can't live without ns'' This
Is in effect, the language of the new tariff bill
And this, too, i, the precise sentiment of Henry
Clay, in his letter TO the members of the New York
Legislature. dated April IL, lSl2-
"Agriculiure requires bit Htle protection,
because lis position secures ii against much for
eign competition; or, rather protection to Com
MERGE and Manufactures Is the best form of afford
ing protection to Agriculture"
Here then, we have Henry Clays solemn as
severalion that the great farming interests of the
country want but litlle protection, which sentiment
is in perfect keeping with MIR SaI,onstall's tariff
Bill. What think the farmers of il Do they
subscribe 10 this principle! are they willing Ia sub
init to rule Of action so partial and one-Sded,
Does the wool grower Of Vermont, who is told
that he must raise wool for TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS pei h., for The purpose Of pleasing thu
manufacturer. believe in the doctrine that "pro
- election to Commerce and Manufactures is the
"best mode Of protection 10 Agriculture ,"
Does the wool-grower of Vermont, who finds ii
the new Tariff bill no provision against frauds up
on the revenue, in The importation of the finest
grades of (nreiyn wool, believe in he doctrine lalc
down by Mr. Clay, that the position of Agriculture
is Of character which I" secures il against mucI
" foreign competition ~
Are The farmers of Vermont, who have bcel
told time and again that their prosperity depended
solely on the chinge Of administration, and who
were promised better times the moment that change
was effected willing to their interest sacrificed
by the very party IN whom they had reposed tn
greatest confidence
Ale they willing o trust the issue'
Are they willing that the manufacturer should
monopolize every Thing ?-.N1rh Star.
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FACTS AND FIGUR ES.

Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren, were I'M
ceasingly denounced by the federal press as the
enemies to commerce during their Presidential
terms All The changes of Misrepresentation and
mysticaon that crafty political lawyers could in
vent were rang, throughout the country, upon this
false allegation. Official documents lily intro
dnccd into the Senate by Mr. Woodbury., giving the
amount of tonnage at various periods for twenty
years, ending in 1910, afford the following results
as arranged by the Madisonian We hope the
statement will be read by many who lent II willing
ear 10 the gross exaggeraons and false charges OF
oiti seeking harpies against honest democratic
public servants:
Registered enrolled and licensed tonnage.
1920. 1880 1910.
l,2SO,l6S l,l9l,776 2,lSO,764
Tonnage built in the United States
1920 1880 1910
47,O00 $4,000 lis 600
Exports from the United states.
1920. 1880. 1910
$69,OOO,000 $73,O0O,O0O, 1872, 900 900
Imports into the United States
S74, 00O,OOO 70,OOO,O0D 10000, 900
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VERM STATE MUSICAL CON.
EENTJON.

The STATE Musical CONVENTION will he holden in
Woodstock commencing its session on Wednesday te 99t
day of June next Mt O'Clock A. NJ, BY order Of the
Committee, NJ. +. CHENEY, ChGrrdn
II is expected that Prof LOWELL MASON of Boston, will
he in attendance, aud it is hoped that he may be induced
to remain few weeks subsequent to the Convmon, to
give lessons to class Of teachers and Others urh may
wish to avail themselves orhis Instruction.
Publishers throughout the State IeIus to notice
the above,
WooiSiock, May 10, lsl2.
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PRICES OF WOOL,

From statement furnished by John Smith Clerl,
for The Burlington Mn Company, and published
in the N. Y. Tribune,w learn tina, this establish
ment has used 1911, i6l lbs. Of Wool since Oct,
1910, the average price Of which, was AZ ga cents
per pound, amounting TO SSl ,63s.s2. Now sup
pose the Farmers are compelled 10 sell their wool
for fuenfy fire cents. the coming clip, it would
make the snug little difference of s33. $50 80 y on
the above amount Here Is a slight difference Of
abou, thirty four thousand dollars Yet the
wing Tariff Bill proposes to REDUCE the duty on
foreign wool from what il was in lsli, and thus
leave the foreign article to come in. Would these
wings compel the wool growers 10 raise wool for
nothing Or are they in favor Of allowing u fiir
price for this great staple Of Vermont The Yer
moneis cannot afford to raise wool for 25eenis.
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ID l T. ID,

In this village. on the 22nd ult, Mrs. Sophia
Durham, wife of Eli. Durham Esq, aged 53 years.
She had been useful member Of the Church oil
Christ in this place, for more Than thirty years.
After scene of suffering and affection, OF more
than four wears continuance, which she bore with
christian meekness and patience, she died triumph
anly trusting in her saviour, in hope OF better
resurrection. " Blessed are the dead which die IN
the Lord Com
In Mildlcbury N. Y, on the 3Oh day of March
last, Major General phnens Saunton, aged nhon'
IS years. lie was formerly from llar'land in tins
State. In the war of 1872, he served AS brigade
Major in Porers Brigade of Volunteers; in which
capacity he took pat in the obstinate and bloody
contests of Chippewa and Bridgewaler. In the
latter desperately fought battle, in the midi
of the fuht, and the confused darkness Of The
night, he was surrounded by Il party of British sol
dirrs, taken prisonct conveyed to Halifax and de
tanned from his family, and friends eleven months
lie has left Il Widow, and numerous Family anc
friends to depore their loss Com.
In Ponrret, May lsl,, Mr. Jesse Hall aged abou
II Yeas Printers in n. ". and n. Y. are sc.
In Hartford, April 9Th Mrs Hannah Loverin
vile Of John Ioverln, aged Ga years.
In PlanGeld, n. H. April, I'd Francis s. Clark
aged &c. April, 9Th Joseph Knyon, Atwood VIII
iams, revolutionary pensioners. April, l6, Mis-
Nancy Smith, aged II, May, LIST, Rev. William
Hutchinson, Pastor of the first Congregational
Church in Pantield.
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GOVERNMENT CREDIT AT DIscoUNT-1fen
smy Notes four per cent. beioW Par.-Ihe credit
of the government is rapidly sinking Treasury
notes which, under the administration OF MIR van
Buren,, always commanded II premium, are now
i've and six per cent. below par at Philadelphia
and four per cent. below here.-Hampiea Post.
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Windsor Comfy Convention,

will be- convention OF me friends Of universal liberty nj
Woodstock tn nOnnU' County Officers, tn be presented
the irermUn fur their -lrnges nj the coming scpioi-
her election Al WIN believe that our niers were not
governed by hNpOrrurul motives when they proclaimed
their belief that all mcn born Tree and cdnul all who
have witnessed euu1gh Gf slaytholng arrogance and
tyranny IN Cuugr,s. and oui-enonch Of the CncrOnch-
mens Of the slave power upon The liberties Of the free
enough oi the whitening, blghting influence Of slavery
upon every pecunHry interest Of til counrynll who are
willing abandon both the leading political parties, ma
Of the leaders nj which ncuraby corrupt upon the
subject If human rights aud pledge themselves Mt the
BALLOT BOX ~ overthrow American slavery, pc1caC
big, her ran, respectfully requ sed to he present
and part n the deliberations By request Of many.
JESSE SFEDNiN
Chester, NAV ?, 1879. IGG3,s
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"Wh all these blessings, what is necessary to
make us happy and prosperous people SIN
one thing more, fellow-cilizens-a wise and frugal
Government, which shall restrain men from nlnr-
ing one another shall leave them otherwise Tree
TO regulate their own pursuits of industry and I'M
provement, and shall not take ilom the mouth OF
labor the bread il has earned. This is the source
of rood government, and this is necessary to close
the circle of our lelicilies"
Inaugural Of Thomas Jefferson in 1901.
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R USSEL | & CLARKE,
WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS,

HAVE just receycd,Nnd keep constantly on hand wcll
selected assortment, Of GOLD AND SILVER
Notwithstanding of gold and silver Levers
horizontal lcpcin, Alarum, Repeating, QUARTER aud COM
mon WATCHES. AhOsyer Table Desert and ten
srooSSi Cream ladies' sugar longs salt AMI Mustard
SPOONS. German SUrCr table aud tea SPOONS. Gold
Silver and steel Bowed SpECrAt Les! Gold and Silver
PENCIL CASES gold Beads, silver Ihimbcs, gold Chains
Seals and Keys, large assortment of Gugcr rings ear
rings breast pins, sGui LoNCs ten bells spy glasses,
first rate ru2Ors, pcnkniyc Rodgers fine scissors, shell
side combs, together with various other articles usually
kept in aJcwcllcr' shop the whole comprising better
sOrnenl than Offered in this place bcOrG-tOectlcr
with good assortment Of Clocks, such Brass {
Day Chime; Brass c day comm0m BRASS n hours, Brass
mantc tdt rim 81 ddys Uih lciHiiug Brass day
time pites, without strking' also first rnlc WOODEN
CIOCkS; all OF which they will sell on good terms Us
they cab le rurChHscdnt ANY place in this vicinity.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES faithfully repaired, and
warran ted nj the shortest notice, and all hind, Of iO
work usually done in their line If business dispatched with
ncuncss, and No rnns spared 10 give entire satisfaction
All orders from abroad will meet with prompt attention
n, b. Cash pnid for old gold and silver.
Woodstock, Dec. J, lsll, Sill
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Nj A Il RE ID,

In this village on the 10Th inst by Rev, Joel
Clamp, Mr. SAMUEL FLETCHER, of Thctlord
and Miss JARRETT PALMER of this vi'lage.
In this village, on the LIST inst, by Elder J, ila-
zen, Mr. Jesse w. Leonard, of This town, and Miss
Mary 5. Abbott of Brdgewater.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
IN and after MoSpAy, March IA, ls42, The passenger
" trains will run follows
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BosTos
At IA A. NJ. Al and IL Am,
At 10 Ia AN At2p.
At Ia and p. NJ. ht53lp.M.
LEAVE LOWELL
At Ia Am. AT IL ii Pm. At ii I'm. At7P.M.
or Immediately on the arrival OF the from Boston.
WAY PASSENGERS taken md lett at Tynssborough,
North Chelmsford and Middlescx.
Persons in Lowell wishing TO take the Cars for Nashua
will be conveyed TO the Cars free of EXPENSE by eaSme
their names ut the Railroad Ticket Oct, and PASSENGERS
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, viii be
yeyed to any part OF the city without charge.
F,r From Nashua to Lowell, so cents.
From Nashua, to Boston, Sl,5O.
On the arrival Of the cars ut Nashua stages leave for all
part Of Ncwllnmpshirc Vermont, New YOrk and Canad,s
via Amoskeae, Concord Kcene, CharlestOwn Frmcesown
and New London n. II. Windsor, and EullloLOro, VI.
Books are kept in BosToN nj the Stage Office, No. ana
II Elm-sreet,-l,sO in LOW ELL, at the Northern md
Western Railroad and Stage Office in front of the Depot,
where can be secured in any nj the Coaches and
correct information obtained respecting the different stage
routes.
Passengers leaving Nashua by the cars at Ia ard 10 Ia
A, take the OF the Boston and Maine Railroad
Wilmington for AndOyer llaycrhill, Exeter, Dover,
Great Falls, Portsmouth aud Portland.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Dcpotat
Charestown and Nashua, every morning. iSundays eScep
tCd)
All goods to be transported on the Rail Road going
above Lowell mast be sent to the Company's Freight
Depot Chnrlcslown,at the end OiWarrcn Bridge.
Goods TO he forwarded by the morning trains must be
sent tn the Depot early as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and COnmodOus
5ore-lI6uses both in NHshun and CurlestOwn, and hpv
ng completed their arrangements for the Transportation
of Merchandise. give notice that they are prepared
tn transport NIL Goods and Country Produce which my be
forwarded 10 their Dcpos, and for this purpose haze
furnished safe and covered cars which will perfectly
goods from damages and careful aud experienced men
to take charge of the Transportation business the De-
pots, and to accompany the goods over the road
The Company, determine not only TO accommodate
the public, hut to extend every facility their power
both tC Feamscrs and Merchants, have fixed upon the
following rates ot Freight:
So, 50 per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town.
Bulk Salt Plaster, Lime Stone Lumber &c. So per ton
Sl,OOper ton each way between N0shUaand Lowell.
All Regular TcnmStcrS running 10 the will be cur
rei the road between Nashua and Cturesown cacl
way, tree OfCSpcnSc.
ONSIOW sTEARNs, Superintendent,
| Nashua, March %, l5i2 lOl.;f
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NOTICE..

The members Of the WooDsTocK iorNo MEMS TOTAL
ABSTINENCE SOCIETY, requested to meet at the Brick
School House, this FRIDAY May lSth evening AT O'Clock
for the election of officers.
A punctrml attendance is requested,
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Leaf Pipe and Block
Tin Pumps.

TNIE SUBSCRIBERS would inform the public that they
l. have commenced the business of manufacturing Lead
Pipe and Block Tin Pumps in Barnard village where they
will manufacture all sizes Of lead pipe Of superior quality,
for Pumps and AqnedurS, an ms reasonable terms can
he afforded AT any other shop in the country.
All kinds Of NWwOrk md Machinery made and Icpa.r-
ed on short notice
The above mentioned PU NPS. arc an excellent ar,i-
Gle, and no, surpassed in point Ofneaness and durability
by any now in Use in the country in mnCh n they
nrc secured from freezing by lifting the handle and
letting the water back TO the fountain They will neither
rust or cOrO1e all Others NJ metallic substance will
The subscribers inter themselves that the long cype-
rence they have had in the business will render them
competent to give general satisfaction tothe public,
Those wishing to purchase are requested to call and
anime for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
All orders anpGraining Ia the above business, promptly
executed in the best possible manner aud short notice
j. X. CLARK, (,,,.
w. NEWCOMB, }Ns'"S'
Barnard VT May 10. 1912.
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73,336,3l3,s2 $93,2O9,l 56 80
Average for each year.
2.5S7 $50 Gl5ST Ai5

"iVV' tOVV
Average per acre, 81 81 $40
Several causes operated 10 reduce the sales of the
year 1871; so low among the most prominent of
which was the operation Of the presumption law Of
tho last session giving a credit Of year from the
date settlement upon lands subject to private on
try. three million Of dollars annually may be con.
sidered fair average estimate Of the sales here.
AFTER
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-13

iCPRun up the flag of HARRY of the
WEST. The whole Wing party are ripe FOR it,
Richmond Whig.
We would say rotten for !, il they do--1fadir-
sidn
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IMPORTANT WORK.
.Nou in press, and uiH shortly De published
Dictionary q
Ants, Manufactures, and Mines,
By ANIREw IRE, N. H., FRS, &c.
WIN 1871 rsapAvIsos


THIS Is, unique sonrbly tho mos, regular work ofih
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to the wansU Ut all classes OF the community The ol.
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20 ~ 20 render them in reality, the masters their Lus.
ness and to emanc pate them from state Of bolse, 10
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ard a vicious routine.
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TOoTUACuE, TOOTHACHE,!

A NEW DlSCOVERY.-It has recently been discover
n ed that the pure Extract Of Gull, combined with M
lmpuipable Powder Of Alum, is remedy for the
1ouhuche will hill the nerve In most eases, nnd render
them in state that they may be filled without PAIN The
pure article is for sale by WM BRuwS isl Washington
street, Boston. None genuine unless signed by the pro-
pricOr WIN. Brown. See certificate Of s efficacy on the
Election. Forsae by J. 4. DUNBAR, WOodstock
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FOR PROMOTING THE GROWTH
AND BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR.

rBNlE GENUINE BUFFALO OIL. is fast taking the
4 place Of all other preparations for the hair row in
Use. II beauties and sutcnS the hair giving II satin
gloss that other article does aud causing 1t to curl
beautifully. AS mitntionshaye recently appeared, the
outside wrapper Of the genuine will be signed by the pro-
prrtur WV BRowS, also copy wright for the engraved
direction has been secured and entered according to
Congress, lsiO. See that Buffalo Oh" is impressed upon
the glass bottle, To avoid the counterfeit Dealers be
supplied of WIN. BROWN, al Washington 81, Boston
For salcby J. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VI.
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DR.. E0Dtil Wdsrr.

INFORMS his friends that he has nsnin .de Woodstock
ssance to any. who mav wish his pr.fsional services
lie may be found at the house Of Rev H.zEy on Elm
street. "
woodstock, April 8, 1912 lOl.t
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r. The Hon. The Probaie Court for the District
Of HtrIf,rd

vHNIIE undersigned wond respectfully represent to said
court, that he is Guardian uf ABBEY DAVIS, minor heir
of ELgAZEE DAVIS late Of Hartford, in said District de.
ceased and that bis said ward is possessed ofceran real
estate s tied 100 said Hartford in the village Of Wbi,e
River, beng her undivided interest in the store and APP
purtenar heretofore occupied by Justin e. Brooks,
Esq.
And would further represent that II world be con-
ducive u the interest Of his said ward that said real
state should be- sold and invested in other securities.
lie would therefore request that he may be authorized
and licensed to sell the premises Aforesaid las soon ms may
be) pursuant the Statute in such made ard pro-
yidrd SAMUEL MUTT, Guardian.
Woodstock, May ~, lsi2.
STATE OF VERMONT. } II is ordered by the
H,RTToRD DISTRICT, ~. Probate Court for the
District of Hartford aforesaid that the foregoing petition
be heard by said Court session thereof to be held at
the Probate Office, 10 Toodsiock, IN said Dsirici, on
tie LIST day ofJune next, and all persons interested there
w. he notified hereofby publishing the foregoing petition
and this order three weeks successfully in the Spirit Of
ne Age printed Mt said Woodstock, soon may be.
y order Of the Court this l2h, day Of May, ID 1872
loo. 3w DEL BILLINGS. Register.
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z GROSS GLASS BOTTLES, Of various sizes
y from four quarts to one gill. For sale by
March a. JAS. ROSS, Jr.
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EBLACK blue, and colored Broad Cloths Just received
hD ut low prices by &. II, MOWER,
May 10, lsl2.
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AZ 2IgrN


Ship keasng.on Smith 50 days from Havre, with mdse
10 John J. Walker.
Hamburg barque Sir Isaac Newton. Nswboidt so days
from Hamburg, with mdse. TO Schmidt Bachen % pas
sengers in the Storage.
Brig Chares. Chapman, % days from Carthagena, with
rndse. TO Everett Bat,ee.
Brig George, Hull, days from Charleston, with cotton
&c. 10 G, Eukley.
chr Osceoa, Jenkins, of Portsmouth ~ H days from
Aiakapas with live oak 10 W. Deaf.
Schr Empire, Powell, Norfolk with -four kc. TO Sturses
i Chairman.
Schr 0del, Smith, Brandywine, corn meal.
Schr Exile, Scout, Wilmington, Del. bricks.
Schr Pioneer, Coarsen, Brandywine, corn meal
Schr Merid ian, Race, Lpbec, plaster.
Schr Enterprise Harrington, sPars
Schr ColasseL Scars, Boston. tussr A. X K L. Stewart
Schr Eliza whsams, Coles NLondon, produce bound TO
Philadelphia.
Sohr Nmrod Linne,. Bos,on nIdse. bound to Albany
Schr Mail, Lorins Boston, mdse. K. ). Sprague
Schr ManGa.:ne Boston, mdse. bound 10 Albany.
Schr Fe.on, Nichols Philadelphia, coal
Schr Equity, Edwards, Philadelphia coal
Schr B0unty, Tuthll, Philadelphia. coal
Schr Julia Martha, Pinkham Lubec, plaster and .isn
Schr Cora Hlyer, Portland stone, bound TO Albany.
Schr Pequot, Kelly, Boston. mdse TO Z. Lewis
Sehr Lexington, Jones, Phllade phia coal
Soop Jane Maria, Williams, Portland, bound 10 Albany.
Soop Helen. North King sion, X. j., produce
Below Ship and Brig.