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TAX ON CHICKENS!

Who has forgotten the lalsehood put afoat by
the wings in 1910 10 operate on the Presidential
election that Mr. Van Buren, caused all the fowls,
&c. &c., raised by the Farmers, 10 be included in
the Census for the purpose of taxing ihem'
Virtually, the wings themselves are taxing them
by increasing the price of store-goods through the
insrumen,aliiy of high tariff 20 10 40 per cent
they force the farmers wife or daughters to give
five or SIX chickens for that which they formerly
bought for four! Or il will take the price of five
or six TO buy as much as they could otherwise buy
for four, which amounts 10 the same tbing.-B
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The special mission Of this nobcman Is viewed by poh
texans and FngnCiers nm important crcni-lhr former
are sguinc that the Boundary Question: the Creole ei'
fair, and all Ole matters of difference between the tw'
countries will he satisfactorily neg0cate-whllsl me nl-
ter indulge the dGlusiye hope that WI also have the ei
urging the subject of our National Finances anu thn
disOraan1ed state the currency to the serious attention
Of tile Cabinet al Washington Whether Lord AShbu-
ton may ncgocuc the several pending political questions
successfully is merely speculatOnbnt unless the Sfi
yESTRIiN system be adopted no permanent good result
can he anticipated. There remains but one course 10 lie
perseyercd in and Sylvester is not to be deferred nom
pursuing i-grua but certain relief by monthly dstrbu
tiOns OF one million Of dollars
The last month has been productive Of the most brilliant
results and list Of schemes for April is now subnhltd
when again million Of dciiars will be deN'Gtd
throughout the Union in various sums from
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS 10 TEN THOUSAND
DOLLiRS!
To he interested in which 1t is only necessary to enclose
such remittance Ms may be convenient by mall when all
orders will be faithfully and promptly attended to- and
Prices remititl IN Sptcelnds at heretofore. Mind and
address -
! S. J. SYLVESTER,
l2n RT1Hlrqy. and 22 Udit-St. NeU York
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IMPORTANT WORK.
.lov in pifn, and ,ril shortly be published, a
dictionary Of
Arts, Manufactures, and Mines,
IMPORTANT WORK,

BY ANDREW URE, NJ. D., f. II. 5 &c,
WITH l,2ll ENGRAyISGsi
THIS is unquestionsbly, the most popular work ole
kind ever published, book most admirably adapted
to the wants of all classes of the community The fol-
lowing the important objects which the learned uu-
thor endravours to accomplish
LIST. To instruct the Manufacturers Mc'allGrgist ana
Tradesman in the principles their respective process
so as 20 render hc in reality, the mustea o thrr bsl'
ness and to CmahciPHie them from slale Oi ohungt 10
such are too commonly governed by blind peJudlcc
and vicious routine.
IDLY. To afford Merchants, Brokers' Drysalters Drug
gcst, and Officers Of the Revenue CHARACTERISTIC dlacr-
lions of the commodities which pass through their hands
3dly. BY exhibiting some OF the finest developments
of Chemistry and to lay open an excellent prac
teal school 10 Students of the kindred sciences
4thly To teach Capitalists, who may be DESTROYS q
placing their funds in some productive branch ofndustry
to select, judicOusly, among plausible claimants.
Silly. To enable gentleman of the Law to become
well acquainted with the nature of those patent schemes
which are so apt to give rise to litigation.
6thy To present to Legislators such clear GNposi'
tiUn ofthe staple manufactures as may dssuade them
from enaCting laws, which Obstruct industry, or chcrs
d, - branch OF il, to the injury Oiminy others.
Ana lastly to give the general rcudc7 INTENT chiefly IN
Intellectual Cultivation, views of many 4" The nobees
achievements Of Society, in citCtng those Grand trans
formations of matte. to which Great Britain aud the [
State, owe their paramount wealth, and power, among
the nations Of the earth. 49,
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gcs 1t will be issued in twenty semi-monlhly NUM-
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IFTUany person, sending us five dollars, at one time
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To suitable Agents this affords rare opportunity, Ms
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~ TO every editor who gives this advertisement entire
l2 insertions we will forward, 10 orlCr one copy Of tn
whole work. provided the papers containing this notice
be sent to The Ncw YORK Uaichmdn, New York. 95-l2w
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STATE OF VERMONT.
BY CHARLES PAINE,-GovER Nol
A PROCLAMATION.

AT the opening of another season, ii becomes us
us Christian People, to renew the public and IL
nited acknowledgements of our dependence upon
the ALL-wIsE CREATOR: to thank Him for the
blessings he has showered so profusely around us,
and with true penltence and humility to bow our
selves before Him, confess our unworthness and
mplore his forgiveness, as individuals, as state,
and as nation:
do therefore, in compliance with custom OF
our fathers, appoint FRIDAY, the EIGHT DAY
OF APRIL, NEXT, to be observed, ,hrough out
this state, as day of Fasti> Humiliation and
Prayer, to ALMIGHTY g do respect
fully, but earnest Nat any imploy-
ment, inconsislel dutles OF such an occa-
sion, may, at til suspended, and that the II
lie worship, and W~1hhmiIity and reverence, con-
secrate the day to the customary religious solemn
tiles. Let US, ut that time, with sincere desires,
present ourselves before the SUPREME RULER
OF THE UNIVERSE and the GIvER OF ALL
Coon and suppcate His still further iorbearance
towards US for our numerous and aggravated trans
gressons, and impore His continued and constant
care over the interests of our beloved Common
wealth. Let us beseech Him to bless the coming
season, so that the earth may yield its abundance,
and that health, comfort and happiness may cover
the face of our country; TO crown with success the
efforts of our citizens to improve the system OF
Public Instruction; to intuse into all sincere de-
sire for Temperance, Virtue, and Charity; TO en-
dow us with wisdom, so to protect our own INDUS
try that the abOrer shall be encouraged IN his well
doing and rewarded for his toll: to en!agc our priv
ileges secure our liberties and transmit them 'c
poserily, 10 the end that all may be free; to lessen
the aninlogities of party strife, restore harmony &c
the councils of our country, and guide the dcllber-
atoms of our National and State Legislators to the
advancement, of Ills glory and the safety, homo
and prosperity of His people; and that peace ont
happiness, truth and justice and the institutions
pure and undcliled religion may be established
omong us for all generations.
r~So Given under my hand and Seal of sale
{, e. State, ut Mortified, this fifteenth da.
4" of March, in the year of our Lord, ont
wv thousand eight hundred and iorty-lwo
and of the Independence orthe United States tn
sixty-sixlh. CHARLES PAINE.
BY the Governor,
HENRY HALE, Secretary.
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EVIGR NJ.
ID 1 T. ID,

DIED,
In Chester Feb, 23 Of the cankcr rash Jonathan
Wilton the son of Cyrus and Emily e. Brooks,
aged nine months and IL days.
o thou once loved blooming flower,
Death has laid the low;
Thy beauty faded in one hour
And life blood ceased 10 flow.
But when thy Savior shall appear,
TO wake The sleeping dead;
Hell call his little chl'drn dear
To him their loving head.
Then shalt thou sing the holy song
o death wher is thy s,ing'"
Thy victory is lost, o grave ere long,
In presence of our king
Then cease fond parents from your gloom,
For him you now depore
Will rise in full immortal bloom,
And live to die no more. COM.
In Sharon, March u, Mr. Alexander L. Bean,
nged 43.
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MEDFORD N. f. RUM.

fENHE SUBSCRIBER being located 50 fur from Boston,
Y finds TINT since the Rail Roads came into the in-
niCnce is very crcnt to his country customers and
those who wish to purchase Nedlord Rum ii him. set
tie their accounts; remedy this Inconvenience he hna
made arrangements with Mr. LIBERTY EGELOw, 10 kcpa
quantity Of
NEDFORD RUN, PURE SPIRIT, so per cent. CHER.
RY RUN IND CORDIALS,
constantly hand nj his store No ia, State St. ms this
and Mt Manning & Halls No. Is Central Wharf, the
only places where Mcdord Rum be bought in Boston.
kwsc nj III state street may he found general qSsort
OF all Kinds of news wrapping shoe md letter pnpcri
alsOmyfHuOks are kept there so that my customers may
sctc their accounts without the trouble of going to Med
ford on purpose,
Thankful for past pntronagchc hopes by wilo please,
md strict attention TO business to meet further patron
age,
B.. All orders addressed to L. Bigcio iii State street
Boston will receive immediate attention.
DANIEL LAWRENCE.
Mcdinrd Mass Feb ], lei2 90-2mo.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-25

iuPThs Woodstock Mercury calls the Pat
riot ga respectable opposition paper" Who
was it that exclaimed. "Lord, what hath thy SER
want done that his enemies should speak well of
him'' PATRIOT
We began TO fear you were going over, Cap'n
when we saw the Bellops Falls Gasettc and the
Bankrupts organ, putting you. We are happy
to see you show proper resentment.
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NORWICH INSTITUTE.

ITiE SPRING TERN Of the above Institution will
Il commence on THURSDAY March 10Th
Miss l.. L. 1iEB.Rp, graduate or New Hampton Insti.
tuition, n. II. will instruct in the Female Department
Tuition per quarter. 50 and 81.
For French, extra So.
Gen. 7. u. RANSOM is engaged tn deliver durnr tho
term, course Of lectures the science Of Geology for
which all who attend, will he charged inv cents each
Students viii be charged tuition for NJ least ali quar-
! icrtcr except in case ri sickness.
J.. HIRLBtT T. Priaeipa!.-
Norwich Ech. T. -i2 az 49,,
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JUST RECEIVED,

A LPACCA LUSTURES,
n Fig'd und plain MERlNOS,
do do SAXONY CLOTH,
Fig'd, plain and wrought MouSLlN DE LANES.
various cnlOys
BROApCLOTllS, Beaver CLOTHS,
Flgh do do
Diamond do do
5000 5000 yds PRINTS, good style,
Black and hluc.black NELNETS,
Black ALPlNES,
Blue BLK hg'd and plain SllKS,
ColOrcd do do do
5000 yds Brown SllEETlNGS and SlIlRTlNGS,
Highland, Bciyidcrc, WOrstcd aud McrinO SilAWlS
KdmGnslCr CARPEllNGS,
BOOKING,
Goo LBS Northern and Southern Glove: Seed,
Cast Steel Swceds o. :, English Iron
SwCcds and German Steel, Cork steel,
Horse Nails, &c. &c.
And will be sold Cheap for Cash, by
Oct Ii, lsIl c. H. MOWER.
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Vermont Medical
College.

A MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CLINIQUE,
n has been established by the faculty Of the Col
ege for all Of disease, not only Surgical but
Medical Patients presenting themselves before the
class will receive advice and treatment land in Sur
gical cases, operations when required will be per-
formed, all without charge. This arrangement is
no, designed 10 interfere with the practice of Med
zeal Gentlemen Of the vicinity. but on the other
hand their cooperation is espec,fuIlylsolicited and
their attendance is requested with their patients
whose cases ARE of interest. Professor Hamilton
whose eriensire experience in operations for the
cure of Sguint eye, renders j, desirable for those
affected with this delormity to avail themselves OF
his services, will be in readiness 10 perform the
operation.
The Medical Department will be under the I'M
mediate direction Of Professor Chds. The Sur
gca, will be conducted by Professors Hamilton
and Palmer II. H. CIIlLDS, Pres.
Woodstock, March IA, 1912. SO
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-25

A Bachelors lile's merry life,
It's joys and sorrows too,
A married man with a--cross vile,
lie knows not what to do.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-25
COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM.

VHNllS Balsnm isnow offered to the public from full
conviction that IL Is superior 10 any other medicine
now in use for the various diseases Of the chest Its effects
first tested in private practice and the medicine more
extensively circulated at the solicitation of many
who received the most signal benefit from it in diseases the
most distressing and alarming.
The preparer of this balsan LAS for severn years paid
particular attention TO pulmonary COmplnntshy watching
their progress, investigating their and carefully
tcng the effects OF the numerous and most approx
dcs which have been prescribed by physicians Of MI or
ders as of most kinds of patent medicines which have
been Offered to the pnbC.
1t has been found produce most astonishing results in
whOopng-cough catarrh affections of the lungs ii ydrO-
horaN drOpOy of the chest nlucn2n, Group splitting
of bloc pain in the side shortncss of BREATH consump
tlon aud common colds
treguntes the natural sccretons Of the system, pro-
free eypccoration and aays morbid rritabliiy
Hence its great utility in all diseases of the lungs.
Thousands Of certificates might be given il ncccc
but all that Is wanted for its recommendation Is fair r
al. PRICE, so cents
Prepared by DR.. H. II, CARTER. For sale by
j. ROSS, Jr.
Woodstock, March o. 5i?. o.
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For the Spirit Of the Age,
SWITCHES, --12.

remember, remember,
The girls | used to love;
The first, | thought was purer Than
The plumage of the dove,
worshipped her from hot July,
All round to sunny May,
The thrty-fIst of which, she with
A tinker ran array!
The second shone into my heart
AS stars shine in the sea;
All! such Grecian nose, no wo-
Man ever had but she.
loved her well, OH how loved;
And she was warm enough,
I'd loved her now if hadn't caught
Her taking CALLER snuff
Then came the third. Gods! what an eye,
Looked in upon my heart.
Oh! remember how glance
Would make my boy-blood start.
And all went swimmingly, until,
One awful night, alas!
When getting pretty thick ! found
That eye ,ras made Of glass
The fourth didn't love, again,
Pm thinking, very soon,,
Ifmy memory serves me, twasn't till
About the next new moon!
This time, thought twas oil korrect,
All dangers could scott
She was sitting on her pony when
One fairy foot fell or
I've never ventured on the fifth
| think I've had my mete
of bright blue eycs-of Grecian nose,
OF doves and wooden feet.
smokes and clIews and eats and sleeps,
And laughs and takes my ease,
And loves no sort of vimmin now
Ercepiin' toasted cheese!
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Tickets SlO.-Sharcs In proportion.
certificate Of Package OF % Whole Tickets VIII Do
,Cnt Tor $50.
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TIE HAPPY PAIR.

Says Dick to Jack, "your neighbors say,
You wrangle with your wife each day."
"Poo, poo" says Jack, "lhey only joke,
IT'S now a fortnight, since we spoke"
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WINTER GOODS.

lust RECEIVED, by the subscriber large and addi-
u tonal supply of
GOODS,
adnptcd to the season. which will be sold usual for
CASH at rfry great bargains. Among them are
10 pieces 81 and 6l ALPACA LUSrRES, from
A. cts up
10 pieces BLUE BLK, md COLORED GA ENG.
MERNOES, different qualities from low priced to
superlne.
10 pieces Blue Dlk, ALEPlNES, from G. cts. up.
Rich Fg'd EIOlNNES md MARDLEp ALPACCAS.
so HIGHLAND, EDlNGBORO' KABNLE, MERlNO
and FRENCH CASHMERE SIIAWIS, some
new and elegant Patterns, from Sl75 10 SIS.
100 PIECES PRINT, every variety orsty and price,
Super G-i SaNonics AZ cts.
NOUS. de LANES, CRAPEGe LANES, SILK
VELVET, CLOAK PRINCES, sc. &c. in great
variety.
Purchasers are invited To call. Goods will be sold az
uniformly iow prices and No MISTAKE! e.
Dec. O. CHARLES DANA, in.
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STATE OF VERMONT, } In Probate Cou

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court
BRADFORD DISTRICT, IS. ! holden at Brad
ford, ,cithin and for said District, on the sh day
Of March A, ID. 1912
DAVlD MORRILL, Administrator on the estate of
~ RALPH liAPGOOp, late of STAFFORD in said district de-
ceased presents his administrators account for settle
Whereupon, is ordered that the same be refer
red to the 10th day of May next at the Probate Court
be holden the Inn of Pelcah COrss IN Bradford in said
district for examination and allowance and that all con-
cerncd be notified hereof by the publication oths order
in the Spirit Of ME Age, printed at Woodstock, three
weeks successively may be, that they may APP
pear at said time and place. If they cause, and object
thereto. by the Court,
99-3w STEPHEN THOMAS Rrgistcr
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UNION LOTTERY, Glass 5 for lsl2, to hr nos'ivcly
dnwn al the civ of Alexandria D. c., Saturday, April
qIh Isl2--7j Numbers, II Drawn Ballots
NJ AUTHORITY or LAW.
For Internal Improvement IN Alexandria ~ H'a,s
TREASURY Delaware College, and Common Schools, in
the state of Useful manufactures III me stats
of south Carolna-Grccne and Pulaski Monument III tho
CITY of SnynnnMh mud Sttte of GCOrgiR
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-25
STATE or NEW JERSEY LOTTERY Glass 40 for
l9l2 he drawn ut Jersey City, ON Wednesday, April
18th, l5i2-15 Numbers, - Drawn Ballots.


Tickets STA certificate of Package Of 20 Tickets
will be sent for SliO--Shares in proportion.
VIRGINIA MONGAIIA LOTTERY, Class for Isd2.
he drawn nj Alexandria, Va. April lG, 1912, 10 Nun
bCrS-l2 drawn Bauis.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.
CHEAP FOR CASH!

G bales extra stout and fine Sheetng bule Ticking
different qualities. Stout Drillngs at cts, Cotton Fan
mel, ut 10 cts. Bleached Shcetins from cts up.
Also
90 pairs Russia Diapers at S200 Super Eng, Flannel
at 81 cts and all other goods equally low.
Please give us call Z. DANA, in.
Dec, 10, ISL.
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TItkIIs sTO--SlHTt' TT pTOVOFIIOH.
4 certificate Of package of &c Wholcs in this GRAND
SCHEME will be sent Tor sl3O-lialyes and Quarters Ia
proportion.
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY, Glass 70
lSl9 tn be drawn at Aleyancra,D. e. Saturday, A.
pril,3Oth lsl2. 70 Numbers-l2 drawn Ballots.
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TO0THACHEi TOOTHACHE!!

A NEW DISCOVERY.--lt has recently been discover
n ed that the pure Extract If Gall combined with IN
Impapuhe Powder Of Alum, Is n sure remedy for the
Tootachc will Kill the in most cases. md render
them in state that they may be ied Wltnon pam ihe
purc article is for sale by WV. BnuwS AL Washington
street Boston, None genuine unless signed by the pro.
pretor VIM Brown See certificate ot its efficacy ON the
direction For sale by j, 4. DUNBAR, HOOastock.
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SPLENDN SCNEME.

Tickets on'y Sl0--t certificate Of Package Of &c Tick
cts will be scat tor l3O--Shaies IN proportion.
UNION LOTTERY, Class 6 for lsi2-to he drawn ut
Alexandria, d. c. on Saturday, April 90, 1859. BY au-
thoritv of Law &c. = Nunbrrs-li Drawn Ballots.
EVtyD T. fpiy'iyS
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1870 aroadway, aud a2 Wail-st. Ne~ Tor
VIRGINIA LEEsBURG LOTTERY, Glass d for lsi2,
10 be drawn at Alexandria ID. C Saturday April ID
l5l2 IL Numbers, ~ Drawn Ballots.

Tickets SlG-A certificate Of II Package oi2j Tie
els will be sent for Sl3O-Shares in proportion,
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Vermont Medical College,
At
WOODS TOC X.

FACUl TY,
HENRY II. CHILDs, NJ. D.,
Professor OftAs Theory and Practise Of Medicine
aud OI,fsirie'.
HON. JACOB CoLLAMER, A. NJ,
Professor IF Medical Jui,prudenet.
ALoNZo CLARK, D.,
Professor Of General and Special Pathology,
MatCria MCiicd and Pharmacy.
BENJAMIN Il. PALMER, MD,
Professor cfGsncrai, Special and Surgical .1nntomy
and Physiology
FRAME II. HAMILTON, D.,
I'?fc''or Of H. Principles aud Practice Of Surgery.
JOSEPH y. CLARKE, NJ D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Botany
osMON l.. HuNTLEY, NJ. D.,
Dsmonstra,or of anatomy
Tho Annual Course of Lectures ut this Institution will
commence the second THURSDAY Of March rtr<, and
continue thirteen weeks.
The fee for all the courses $50. Students Who havo
attended twolull OF the lectures this or ally
incorporated school of Medicine will he required TO pay
$40. Graduation fee, Sis. Doctors in Medicine are al
mittcd withOuticc No Naturalization fpeis charged.
BoHrd, intending room fuel lights and Washing may be
obtained in good families nj from s 5O TO $50 per week.
Students who are unacquaincd in the village, can By
ealing at DIR Pamers office on their arrival, obtain diss
nns respecting boarding houses.
In presenting this announcement, the Trustees Of the
Vermont Medical College feel assured that the next eenrse
Of lectures will fully sustain the reputation which the LII
stituOn has So uniformly maintained. The character Of
the Gentlemen who OCCUPY the several shipsthc
additions which have been made to the museum chemical
apparatus nnd Instruments of the Coeee-he creation
of new Protssorshp General and special Pathology
the increased facilities which will be afforded Tor the pros
ccuton of Practical Anatomy completion Of the
COLLEGE Edcc md its admirable ndnpion 10 the nurro.s
for which II was designed, warrant the belief that the
course of instruction IN its value and extent will be equal
TO that Of any Institution in the country
For further knowledge OF the Colere Students are re-
rred to Dr. H. IL Chids Pittseld, Mass Dr. A. Clark
n. Y. city, or TO DR.. H. r. Palmer, Woodstock VI
by order of the loarl of Trustees
N. WILLIAMS, Secretarr.
WOODSTOCK, W., December, ISil. S1tf-
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CONSERVE OF HOLLY HOOK. One of the
" best compounds among ThOnsOnian medicines tor
Quinzy Colds, rheumatism Sc,
For sale ut the Jewey Store IL
Dec ,. N. & N, o. RANDALL.
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Tickets only el0A certificate Of package OF % Tick
cts will be sent for sI3U-Shares in proportion.
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CROCKERY.

rI,lIE subscriber will sell CROCKERY md GLASS
] WARE, for cash. ut and freight. All wishing to
purchase Crockcry aud Glass Ware vi find for Their
advantage to call. y. DUNBAR
Woodstock Oct. IL, l9p Uiw