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TO Families and I1svnl1ds.

Nov. 10, fs49.-iy. Harpers-Ferry. Va.
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GOODS,

ID iheir line. Of Ire latest fashieas and most s-
urosed style, The assortment consists a. As'-
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~ m ,V:m: ~, ~ =, ~ -
w. T. WINS cn'''eS L, Hoffman John L. Ste,
p"'hS, au'hor OF Incidents OF Travel in Central
Ame''Ha' e'c'' john t. Adams, Mrs Lee, author
=" inFee Experiments "' i'"'ns' ]. Z. Gral'en,
ammo. o, '''Sh ways ANA by ways H. Street
MSS q, = Mowa'l, Mrs a. NJ Wales, Oliver
"ehHal' Holmes, Ihns' sherry: H. J. Tucker
man, MIS- H. brfK,ey' tiehry D Lee. J"hn inlnan,
w. o ,','afd' klcnnr" ,'ana' IT. author OF Two
years before me Mas ''haHes Fleetwood, va. Col
Stone l., r. "h'PPl,' Sums, hehwmln, Long
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lhory in matters of dress. 1t is well known fact
that the STYLES of the 'Lady's World appear il
the other periodicals, pretending to give the fash
ions, oilen four months after when the STYLES have
become common or obsolete.
Lace 0ad .Necdie Hork.
| The most elegant and the newest designs o
lace work, embroidery, &c, shall be given in the
work, with the latest style Of caps, curtains head
dreasses, Sc, rendering the 'l.ady's World Il
sample Of usefulness rs well Of taste, Of tho
Centre Table oferery Lady,
or the various styles Of engraving which will grace
ile pages of This work, we must mention us among
the elegant
Sartata's Unrirelied Mc:.oiints,
which vii! grace the comluing volume. and excel
in The beauty of design and delicacy Of flush, any
thing that has heretofore appear from his BURN,
Mr. Sarlln Is known from one end of the Union 10
The other, ms the master IN this country Of this
celebrated style. We have already under way
Fire or Sir .1Mgaifccat Plates,
of this celebrated artists for the new volume and
shall follow them up with ilezzoln,s from every
artist of repue in the country. The most beauti-
full
Line and stipplc Eagrarings
will also grace the pages Of the work, from the
hands of the very hest artist the country can pro.
duce. In fine every variety and novelty of enbel-
IishmenS that may be found elsewhere may be
confidently looked for in tho 'iady's World But
the main dies gn Of the work is, 10 finish, in Gle.
CANT and attractive style, the earliest and most cor
rect, and fullest report in advance Of all Other
Magazines, aud prior to the issuing of them here
of the Monthly Fashions
Direct from Paris and London.
This department will be under the controle Of
French aud English artists of the highest celebrity.
so that every costume which appears in the Lady's
World may be safely relied on as not having been
lrunpcd up at second handing this country, after
they had bccn received, 1t is proposed not emily
to surplss in the excellence, but TO issue every
month, n
.NMmbcr and Hariciy Of Costumes,
which shall put to blush NIL other attempts at re-
porting for the fashionable world
Time of Pubiic0iion.
The T.ndy's WorId'wlI be issued from the 18th
10 the 2OIh Of the month proceeding the time for
which it will he published or dated about the time
the steamships, which sail from Europe on the first
q the monh,usually arrive. Thus the work will be
to the hands o every subscriber wi;h the most cor.
Zee, fashions, before they can get out here, and
all Others at least six weeks.
The Cash System.
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10 the American public nnprecedenIy nw-no
work of l'Is quality every having been sent GU, at
any less than double the price
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2 Copies 500 "
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Twentieth Anniversary.
OUR ANNU AL ECTS

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STATE OF VERMONT An Probate comt.Aed

STATE OF VERMONT Aa Probate Court,be!d
DISTRICT ~ HARTFORD, So, At Hoohfock rhhin
and for s1G Disfrci, the Sta dan IF January a. ID.
Isi3 pr6srni, he nm. TnuNAs 7. EussLL, Judgc.
instrument purpUrting tn be the hast will and tcs-
"a lament nj John Currier late 81 Norwich In snd dis
ct, decreased being presented to the Court here NJ Ioh
t. Cnrrlcr the e,c,uer thern Named for rrohnis il is
derrd be said that all persons concerned iher, be
notified to appear nsossiCn If said cnui. 10 be held! ri
the Probate uice in Hoodstock in said District on the
first DAY February md shcw chsr any they may have,
against The probate snd will Tor which purpose II IS
further ordered that copy Of the record Of this order he
puhlishel ltee weeks >ucrcssively III the SP"H ~ ne
tg, prnte at Uund.tock in said state, may
be. true copy ol ftcnrl 49,. .
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commissioners Nolier,

WE the subscribers beE2 nnpONlcdhy the Honorable
w the Probate Court Tor The District o Hartford CumS
SiOnrrs To receive, cNHluic and dust all claims and de
maGds OF all persons against the estate al ELISHA GIL
YER late If Norwich, IN said district ra,Htd represented
insuycn and all c,ans uId demands c,ltlrid IN Offset
thereto, and six months iom this date htina hwtd rr
that purpose: hereby give notice that we Will urrd IN the
business OtUur appointment ~ lir lu'r dwelling house al
said deceased insa Norwich un the 81 Tuesdays in MatC
aHl July lsit, AT O'Clock IL each oi said days.
IRA DAVIS, COM
NOr"irh, ian. &c, \. u. 1913.
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"A republication o.
RENTLE.'S MISCELLANY,


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-. PROSPECTUS.
SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
To he Democracy of the Slate:

1ohe Democracy Of the Slate:
For years before ard ever since his majority the
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his State us the editor OF newspaper hitherto without
much compensation. The time has come when he
ftcs himself authorised TO ask that exerton be made
give him support adequate 10 meet the expenses of his
establishment, and afford him fair compensation Tor his
luhor.
He has now, for yearly three years. sustained himself in
he ide OF Vermont Federalism, where the democratic
party have not the ability alone to support paper lie
publishes paper coniGns greater amount Of reading
matter far the price, than any other paper IN The Stale
AND CONTAINING As Mrcn, AS ANY PAPER OF ANY SIZE OR
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ions. he feels no delicacy or hCstaon in appealing for
assistance the thousands of the democratic party the
State who, though ubundanty able lake pnper Of their
own political G. The democracy have increased from
n handful to powerful party, since his first essays
among Them and they amply able to do for him
all that he asks, If they will
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llence in his behalf. CiAS. IT, EASTMAN
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All Persons

INDEBTED to the shoe store respectfully rcqns'e
to call and settle hrir accounts Immediately; and a
those intending 10 pay in GRAIN, must deliver 1t ht the
hrst of February. DLh EAioN
Jan 20
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REPUBLICATION

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ia work sustained by the contributions Of some
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| for they are recognized here almost as universal
IA in Great Britain. Articles from it, pages have
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who cannot afford 10 pay the plce asked for the
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which our faculties enable ms to ohyltc.
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ter The arrival Of each steamship Of tho cunar'l
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Physician Wanted.

A GOOD, nnd regular physician will ind employment
"A at plymouth Notch, situated, on the rotd from
Iridawnter to Tyson Furnace and any ,ray seven miles
from.any practitioner. l2j.tr
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BulsOrines.

A New and beautiful article for evening dresses or any
IA other interesting occasion, Just received and sr
snIc cheapby CHS. DANA, Jr.
Dec -.
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ScDG0a.
NEW CROCKERT.

NOV opening the cgockery storeby The subscriber
~ % scits gold band, white and Gg'd china tea ware,
new and beautiful sty It's with plates to match.
q sct,. sarigd bro anl white granite tea wnrr-rcw
yn,icrns Full and complete sets white granite dining
ware with tuii,; ware match the most ELEGANT article
ever offered in this market. Also. sctt Blue inda emma
dining ware AT very low price-,o together with complete
assortment cC glass aud common painted ware.
Purchasers fr nnI will find one Of the best assort'
rcnis Of ware there is IN this region aud az the io,r
price, Please call On ellis. DANA, JR.
Jan. 1913.
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Fair Wiarninq!

LII persons indebted to the subscriber req uestci
"A to pay up Immediately. GEO. Il. CHaPMAN.
Woodstock, Jan. 10, 1913.
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MAINE.
Agricultural Eank, Brewer
in hands orrcceiyers 20 a 90 Ct. dis
Bangor CONNER, ul Bank, Bangor
charter surrendered 3d4
| Bath Bank charter expired worthless
Citizens Bank, augusta. new plae)
charter Gnulled do
Calls Hank 7aa
City Bank Portland charter surrendered lOal5
pannrscottn Bank do worthless
Frankfort Bank, Frankfort do do
Globe bank Bangor do DO
Georgia Lumber Co. Portland do
llnlowell and Augusta do
kcnchcck Bank 10
Kcnncbunk Bank do
LAFAYETTE Bank, Bangor
charter surrendered 3d4
Mercantile Bank, Bangor 3aI
Odtown Bank worthless
Oxford Bank Fryhurg rraGd do
PassnmaquuIly Bank do
Peoples Bank charter surrendered DO
saltwater Canal Al Orono
In hands OF receivers do
Saco Bank redeemed by Trustees at Saco
81. CrOiy, CaliSc harter surrendered ESQ
Washington county, Calls
chnrter surrendered worthless
Waicrye Bank CLOSED redeemed
WeSbrook Bank, Weslhroos 2G3
Hiscasset Bank worthless
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord Bank 2n3
liill,hnrOugh Bank worthless
New Hampshire, Portsmouth, charter
expired redeemed
WUUllborlgh Bank WORTHLESS
VERMONT.
agricultural Dank, Trey Fraud
no such Bank authorised
Bennington Bank Bennington
Commercial Bank oi Vermont fraud
no such Bank authorised
Essex, Guillhu'l worthless
Green Mountain Bank fraud do
Jefferson, County Bank fraud do
ST. Adams Bank Han
MAssACHUSETTs.
amherst Bank, charter surrendered redeemed
berkshire Bunk worthless
Chelsea Bank, Chelsea sOagO
Commonwealth Bank, Boston 7JDe0
East EgiGgwaicr Bunk
charter surrendered redeemed
E>scN Bank, Salem worthless,
Farmers and Mccnrnics', s. Adams do
Farmers Bank, Bv'chcrlown 10
Franklin Bunk, Boston do
Fnllon, or Wimn>immet Bank Boston do
Hampshire Bauk, Northampton do
ipRt cite Bank, Boston do
Mrndon Bank closed redeemed
MuIllns Interest, Bank Boston lisa
Naumt nauh, Lynn e0 $50
NchurypOr Bunk 67G70
Norfolk Bank, RoIhu7y redeemed
phteny Bank, Nantucket worthless
Roylnry Enus charter nnnulled do
SG,ron bank do
wm,lrup Bank, gone into liquidation redeemed
RHODE ISLAND.
Durrillvlc Bank worthless
l,Uaic Bank, Newport fraud 10
Farmers and mechanics Bank 7;a 80
Franklin Bank Providence fraud worthless
Mount Hope Bans closed redeemed
ruscoas Bank 5a7
CoSNECTtCUr,
bridgeport Manufacturing Co. fraud worthless
Derby iW;, do
Euglr Bank 10
liousl,onic Railroad Co. .5as0
NEW YORK.
New York CITY l.eal.i
Oh Safety Fund, good nnuhs lall.4
New do do Red Back. uncertain az
United States Bank Bills old and new 5jaGO
NOVA Scotm iill" l0al2l-9
New brunswick bills 7gg
Upper Cunuia Ga
iaNtr de- ia5
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TThc bills of all the Banks in the New England States
which me IN good credit, received at par on dePOsitt
by the following BUnks, vZ-AtlnS, AllAntiC Eagle, Free
mans, Globe, Mechanics, Hamilton, Market, MerchantS
NORTH stale Suffolk, shoe and Leather Dealers, Shaw
mat, Boston, fremont, Traders, Union and Washnston
IT The SUFFOLK Bank 'ransncis all business relating tn
country banks, for The above named banks.
u The Boston Bank receives al! current money.
Counterfeit SO bills on many Orthc New England Bank
are in observation-disclosures stereotype plnc.
CoUntcrii. Us are in ciculaon on the Plymouth Bank
Mass, letter i Of various dates. The first appearance
these bills is good; hut they easily detected by oscrv-
Ing that the words three dollars in fine print, very
irregular and detective.
.ilso IS on the Toand County Bank, Conn New plate
letter d. NSnctc, cupds cncircling the figure s. Flint
Cashrc; Slearns President. Ven done.
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N e w A n ID CHI e A p
G. d d DIS!
d. A. ESRY AMT.

AS just returned from Market with ny large and
II FASHIONABLE STOCK GOODS
rs THERE IS IN UOODSTOCR, IND
AT AS LOW PRICES
For cash, Produce, or Shortapprore2 Creii
nm not in the habit Of mentioning prices butt will saw
that will sell prints 0r cash. from l.2 cts up Shawl,
rom ~ up Alm'Chs iTo up. Other goods in proper
ton II YOU want To buy cheap for cash this is the spot
No misakc o. A. URYANr
NIB. would again remind all that nrc indebted To The
la'e irn OF %. bryant co. tosetIe and pny up to ell
able us to ,o the same. ocl. TO-
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ALEXANDER, LOTTERY Glass r for 1913

To he draws mt Alexandria u. &. On Saturday, Feb
% 1913. - NumhrTs-ll drawn Ballots.
I.RfyD SIfgEN M.
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GRIYD SCNEME
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, cla.. G for 49,,

to be drawn at .icyaEdria, pc. on SATURDAY II,
lsi3-G6 Numbers, IL drawn ballots.
nINl q IpII
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, clos, u for, 1918
Tickets SO.-A certificate of Package OF % Ticket.
will be sent for Sl30-shares in proportion.
State of New Jersey LOTTERY Glass 10 for 1878 to hc
drawn Mt Jersey City, on "wednesday, Feb. Is, loij1i
numbers, ii Drawn Ballots.

certificate of pncsasc Of 20 Tickets Will be sent fcr
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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-12-16
From The Troy ". Y. Daily Wing.

[Afier the formation of the meeting,
the appointment of a committee of vigil
ance, and the delivery of an eloquent adj
dress by A. X. Hadley, Esq.l
The following resolutions were then Of
fered and unanimously carried.
Resolved, That the elections in Georgia,
Maryland, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, YER
mont and Ohio, are safe guarantee OF
of the certain triumph Of the Wing party
in the great Presidential contest OF 1914.
Resolved, That the man who opposed
the last war and tho Administration oil
Mr.. Madison, till he saw that tho war
would be popuar,-the man who IN the
Convention for altering the Constitution
Of the State, opposed the abollshing OF the
Droperty qualification Tor voting, and the
extens on ofthe righi ofsu1Tage to every
man, as a man, for the following reason:
SHE was disposed 70 80 as far as any man
in the extension OF rational liberty; but
he could not consent to undervalue this
precious privilege so far as to confer 1t
with an undiscriminating hand upon eve-
ry one, black or white, who would be
kind enough to condescend to accept it."
IN Y State Convention, page 277-debate
on the elective franchise, Sept II, 1921
The man, who was for giving he choice
Of electors OF President and Vice Presl-
dent to the Assembly and Senate, and OPP
posed 10 their election by the people-the
man who could give utterance 10 tho base
sentiment shat L was glory enough to