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No 4, Ann street near Broadway, n. Y.

In a Halo, Jim, how are you,'
inquired young man Of friend whom he called
upon and found confined TO his chamber
i am not WE'LL!
Not wcll'-what's the matter with you'
'l'm in predicament.'
In II pledicament' How do you make that out''
Il have not paid my board these six weeks
is that uI' why my dear fellow, you don't pre-
tend to say this is the cause of your Illness
yes, nut do! They wont allow me to 60 away
till pay my board, and they won't inflow me to
eat till settle up Portland .American.
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For the Spirit oTMe Are.

Attn Convention Of Listers for the Co. Of Wind
sor, held al the Court House in Woodstock, on
Tuesday the 2lst inst Tor the purpose of adopting
measures to insure uniformity in the apprasas
and assessments throughout the counly-CoL
Samuel Mutt of Hartford, was called to the chair,
and Thomas f. Powers of Woodstock was chosen
Secretary. The following rate of appraisals was
then agreed upon:
Good fair l-2 fee, Oxen (per pair) $50. 90
Average class of cows 1900
" " 3year old steers and heifers 1900
year old &c 100
lcnrllngs $50
Sheep 1925
Swine per cwt. 800
Bees per swarm 400
Voted to appaisc, and set Piano.F ortes in the
List.
Voted to assess Prac'cing Ai,ornies at a sum
not exceeding Twenty dollars.
Voted TO assess Practitioners of Physic and Sur
gerry at a sum not exceeding Twelve dollars.
Voted that the proceedings Of the Convention be
signed by the Chairman ami Secretary, aud pub
lished in the papers in this village.
Convention adjourned
SAMUEL MUTT, Chairman
THos. L. PowERs, Sec'y,
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MdrrirU.

In 'ridgwater, the 10 inst, by Rev J. Iia1en Mr.
Phnehas $. Grow Of M,ldebury, and Mis-, Emily Sophia
smith, of the former place,
Well Miss, thn fine slice Of the loaf you us
II you handle dishes for the sold man well as you
used TO handle type for us, you'l do.
In Bethel VI by Rev. r. srcetcr on the 18th inst,
Mr. Gardner Wheeler and Miss Jane Elizabeth Woodbury.,
both of u.
In Woosork on the 9Th inst. David n. Flanders, Esq.
to Miss Emily Flanders both Of Sharon.
III So. Woodstock, March 9th rs Rev. O. II. Totson,
Mr. Eiab Bridge and Miss Candce s. Gage, both that
nlnrn
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Assignee's Sale.

DY virtue Of an assignment th, day made to me by G.
ID II. MOWER, Of his large and elegant stock OF Goods
offer the for sale ut the store formerly occupied by
him. Mt ycry reduced prices Tor Cash Persons wishing
purchase will Money by examining these Goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, they will be sold prices
averaging not above the original Cost.
L. JOHNSON, Assignee
Woodstock, March e, 1913. ljl-h
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THE SKIPPING ROPE.
nj TESNYs0N.

NJ TENNYsoN.
Sure never yet was antelope
Could skip so lightly by
Stand off, or else my skipping rope
will hit you in the eye.
How lightly whiIIs the skippns.rope!
How fairy-like yon fly!
Go, get you gone, you muse md nope
hate that silly sigh.
Nay, dearest, teach me how to hope,
Or tell me how TO die.
There, take it, take my skipping rope
And hang yourself thereby.
The token flowers she cnllcd him
Have lost their hues Of spring:
The lutte that often lulcd him
Sleeps with voiceless string.
Alas Love ever closes
His sweetest song with signs;
Love ever balhes his roses
With tears from madens eyes
A morning gong he sings us
OF blooming skies and bowers
The evening gifts he brings us
Pale cheeks and wilhcrcd flowers.
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Brighton Market,
MONDAY. MARCH 1913

At Market i15 Beef Cattle Geo Sheep and 900 Swine
100 Beef cattle and 900 Sheep un.od.
PaICgs.-Beef CaiiiS. First quality 81 ~. Sec
ond quality "a 90 25 Third quality, 81 50 IS.
Shttp.-We noticed sules from 81 SO, to IS.
Swins-M retail lron4 to5 l.2
". f.. Farmer.
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For Sale!
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

<AA ncrcs Of land in lots TO suit purchasers. goo
sDNI acrcs Of said land is first rate for grazing One
lot has saw mill shnple machine good water power.
and 100 acres Of good timbereJ land Time Of payment
made EASY IRA HAZES.
Norwlcb N.rsh %. Jats ISIS W..
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CROCKERY,
China and Glass Ware.

uST RECEIVED tt the CrOchcry Store further sup
% ply Of the above gOOs--cnnsSling in part of
hlch Gold Band China Tea Sells, with plates to
match.
Ittn, white and sprigd do do.
White Granite dinner tea and toilet Ware, In sets
complcle--new and beautiful shapes aud of superb
or quality.
Bonrhom Sprg do. do. in complete sets at very low
prices.
Rich cut Glass Lamps.
do do Preserve dishes
fiain handled clsard aud Egg Glnsses-asO large
supply Of plain md moulded Tumbcrs Preserve Dishes
Elegant Revolving CasOrs &c &C. at unusrulIy low mi
res Tor c"sli' rlr'se call on CHS. DANA, Jr.
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Hats! Hats!

A FRESH supply Of Mnleskin and brush HATS, Just
"a received and for sale cheap by J. II. HEWITT.
Woodstock, March II, leij.
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1901.
The WOODSTOCK CHATTER of the ZONE THOUSAND
AND ONE" will meet at Union Hail. Monday evening
March eth, nj o'clock.
LECTuRE-Estopvpetud.
punc,ual attendance is requested, rs business OF i'm
por,ancc is to be brought before the Chapter
A. NJ. A. Secretary.
II. Sec Sd mo- 4t MOON Cas-. s. III. SIN. C. T. 1901 d. Z
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IYCEUNi.

The Woodstock Union Lyccum will meet al Union
Hail. on Friday Eve. March "a. at IA before o'clock
LECTURE by Hon. DAVID PIERCE.
NJ. FAIRBANKS, scrstary.
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WALKER s. CO.'S
Roston and ConcOrd EXPRESS,

VTNTIL furlher notice will leave Concord to in
" tersect with the cars at Manchester, every day,
Sundays excepted)
The subscribers respectfully give notice that they
have made an EXCLUSIVE CONTRACT with
the Directors of the Concord Railroad 70 run Cars
with the passenger trains daily between Concord and
Boston, for the transmission of Packages, money.
Merchandise, &C.
Any amount of Goods from one to twenty hundred
left at either of their Offices in Concord Boston
will be forwarded through the same day.
Packages will be received and forwarded to all
parts of New Hampshire and Vermont.
Freight will be taken on reduced and very reason
All packages should be marked WALKER 81
CO.'S EXPRESS.
Offices at No 8, Court Street, Boston, and directly
opposite the Railroad Depot, at Concord
NJ B. The subscribers alone responsible Tor
the loss of any articles property entrusted to their
care, nor is any risk assumed by the Concord Nash
ma or Lowell Railroad Companies. [274yl
WILLIAM WALKER, JR. Concord
NATHANIEL WHITE, N IL.
B. p. CHENEY, No. 8. Court st. Boston, Ms.
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LEWIS SASS ESTATE.

YENHE subscribers having been appointed Ivy the
IL Hon. Probate Court for the District of Caledo-
MIA, commissioners, TO receive, examine and adjust
the claims and demands Of all persons, against the
Estate of l. e w I SIAS, late of Water
ford, in said district deceased, represented in
solvent and the term of six months from the 18th
day of May A. d. ls43, being allowed by said Court,
to the creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us-Do give notice
that we will attend to the duties of appoint
ment at the dwelling house of Franklin Richardson,
in Waterford in said district, the 1st day of Ju-
ly next, and the llth day of November next at
one o'clock, afternoon, on each of said days.
Waterford May 10th, A. d. lS43.
sosws kTFHsR RH GREeMs Commissioner.
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JAMES WIGGINs's ESTATE.

WYE the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for the District of
Orleans, commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust the claims demands of all persons against the
Estate Of
JAMES VIRGINS,
late of Barton, in said district, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto; and six months from the
day of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, do therefore hereby give no.
tice. that will attend to the business of ap-
pointmcnt. at the dwelling of widow Lydia Virgins,
in Barton in said district, the 23d days of June
and Goth of September next, at 10 o'clock A. M.
on each of said days. st
Dated this 9th day Of May, A. d. ls43.
HORACE PIERCE, ..3.
E. G. STRONG, Commissioners.
RICHARD NEWTON 3O3w3
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MEDICINE NOW in GENERAL ,.
USE FOR COUGHS, COLDS,

USE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, 81.
AND NIL DISEASES or THE LUNGS.
FENHE VEGETABLE PULM ONARY BALSAM
a is believed to be deservedy the most popular
Medicine ever known in America, for coughs colds
asthma or phthisc, consumption, whooping cough,
and Pulmonary affections Of every kind. e.. 70.
Extracts from Certificates.
DR. Samuel Morrill,, of Concord, N. II. writes that
he is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsarn is
valuable medicine, having been used with complete
success in cases which had previously resisted the
most approved prescriptions.
DR.. Truman Abel, Of Lempster, N. H., writes
that he confidently recommends its use in all COM
plants of the chest equal, if not superior to any
other medicine within his knowledge.
Dr. Amory Hunting, of Franklin, Mass, writes
after having prescribed the usual remedies without
relief, and having consulted with several eminent
physicians, he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam to have had the desired effect, and recon-
mends it as a safe, convenient and efficacous medi-
cine. .f -.. ... F ... Mis-.
The public are particularly cautioned against the
many Counterfeits or limitations, which have partial
" or wholly assumed the name of the genuine arti-
Gle, .a -. ~ T..
az Be assured that it is not genuine unless one
or both of the written signatures of SAMPSON REED
or WMJoN'N Cutler, are found attached to yell
low label on blue envelope. (All labels of and af-
ter the date of Dec. 1889, will have the written sig
nature of VIM. Jon'n Cutler. Prepared by REED,
WING &CUTLER, (late Low g. Reed) Whole
sale Druggists "a Chatham street, Boston, and sold
by Druggists, Apo,hecares aud Country Merchants
generally. Price SO cts. . ....
Sold by Luther Jewett, st. Johnsbury. 2S4yl.
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MOTIF e

TNNHE Summer term of the School at ST. Johnsbn
n ry Plain will commence Wednesday, June TN
under the charge of Mr. JAMES X COLBY.
TuITIoN.-3OO, $50 or $500, according TO the
studies pursued. Deductions made for SUCH absences
only us are occasioned by sickness.
Scholars will no, be received for any period short
or than one term--ond only at The commencement
of a term except in where they are designing
to continue through subsequent tems-and can be
accommodated in classes already formed 3o2wS
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EEON OFT E I'D AY.

" N H.
To the citizens of the United States and the Cana
das is respectfully submitted this Directory to the
means for regaining that which has been partially,
and in some instances, totally lost ZIP
What blessing should be priced above that of health
and who knows better how to prize the blessing than
those who have been deprived Of 1T? 1t is ole ad
age, (and that contains wise injunc,ion,) Gin
time of peace, prepare for war;" We would in time
of health prepare for the attacks of that steatby foe
Disease. 1t would be wisdom to observe his move
ments TO scan well the form in which he approaches
and then to meet him with those means which
calculated TO effect their overthrow. Those means
are now before this enlightened and intelligent COM
munity They are accessible to the poor well
rich and trust those who regard the Constitution OF
man as one Of the finest specimens OF Divine work
manship and the laws by which the system is gov
erned and directed originating in no other than in
the councils of heaven, will far obey the injunc
tons of the latter TO provide the best safeguard for
the former , . .... ...
1t is with the most nauering recommendations, sub
serbed by the most eminent Medical Gentlemen, not
only in this country but also in Europe that ofer
this valuable Medicine TO this American people.
Time and full opportunity for a fair and impartial
| trial have placed the Lion of the Day beyond the
| brand of imposition, humbug quackery, &c.
This pill is composed ofextracs Of nine parts OF the
vegetable kin dom (beng entirely free of any drug
Of deleerious nature0 and adapted particularly to
cleansing of the stomach blood, & the various secre-
tons of the human system bilious Fevers, Choic.
Piles Fever and Ague. Jaundice, scarlet Rash, Dys-
| pepsia, Heartburn, Costiveness, Asthma, and liver
Complaint have been cured by using these Pills ac-
| cording TO the direction accompanying each box.
| 1t is not intended that this medicine is for
| all Diseases to which the hnman system is liable.
Many efforts have been made to compound Med
icne which would cure all Diseases but have failed
| Those diseases enumerated above are within the power
| Of those Pills and cure or reiefis warranted.
| Price, 25 and 371 cents per box. iH e.as"s
| AGENTS-Baker 81 Judevine, s. Hardwck; Far
mers & Mechanic Co. 81 S. Blake, Sutton; ]. Trull
| Newell &c 1de, Burke; J. NJ. Hoyt & Co. Sc L. r
| Brown, Lyndon ]. Flint Morrill, & Rankn STU ohns
| bury; M'Millan g. Eastman, Danville; Edwards ant
| Mansfield, Walden; I. Cutting, Walden; Chandler
| 81 Brown, Farmers Sc Mechanics, Peacham; p. M
| Paul, Groton; j. Jewet & Co. j. A. Parks & Co
| Barnet; Fairbanks & Arlington, A. ]. Bailey, Wa
! terford, and in this place, l.. JEwErr. "s N& a
G. G. CORLISS, travelling Agent 279yl
! Newbury, W., Sept. "a, 1912. 27lm6ep.
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NOTICE.

... NOTICE.
TEIHIS may certify that have this day given to
l. my son ISAAC b. GUsrIN, minor, his time,
he is therefore at liberty trade and act for him
self and shall claim of his earnings pay
any debts Of his after this date. "a
ELISHA GUSTIN.
Attest, Jesse Rowe, Ansel Harmon.
Victory, April g. ls43. 303w3
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N @ r | G. E.

A LII those who have unsettled accounts with ns
IA firm of E. & A. BEMISS, are requestedlOa call
wise.
Lyndon Centre, April II, ls43. 3ssw'
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Concord Railroad.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
rENHIS Road will be opened to the public for iuns
4 portaion of passengers and merchandise on q
after Monday Sept. IL, 1912, Passenger trains a.y,
Sundays excepted, in connection with the cars Of n'
Nashua and Lowell and Boston and Lowell Mr
roads as follows, viz 80,
Leave Boston for Nashua Manchester Conco.u''na
intermediate places at u A NJ, liz NJ ana u ~
Leave Lowell at l-2 M, IL IA o o3t
do Nashua IA M, l-2P NJ l-|fn
do Manchester 10 A NJ, Ia NJ q IT. nfI,n
or Immediately the arrival of the cars rom pv
do Concord for Manchester, Nashua to~ ",aS
Boston at d 3-4 NJ. 10 l-2 AM ~ 94s
do Manchester | g A NJ, ii IA q ,1,
do Nashua LIAM, IL IA rf M,
do Lowell 7l-4AM, rM@
or Immediately on arrival of the cars from ConcCus
Way passengers taken and left at HooAse ', ann.
Falls, Reeds Ferry Thorntons, and the usu'1 p,,torp
ping places on the Nashua and Lowell anu '''
and Lowell Railroads. soM
FARE from Concord to Boston 80
do do do do d Ss f E".Sa. s ~
do do Manchester to Boston 10
do do do Nashua .,,rect with
The Morning and Evening Trains eG'D'p assen.
the cars of the Boston and Maine RalGM Manchester,
gers can be conveyed between Con'On oyer, Potts
Nashua, Andover., Haverhill, Exee
mouth, Portland, &c. .u lave Concord
MERCHANDISE. Trains viii F Ths Company
and Boston daily, Sundays excepted, ronnry Pro.
are prepared to transport Goods anu in Concord
duce which may be sent to their pe i'ass s4OOpf
and Boston, Rates through, Isl c,ass Furniture
1000 pounds. Live Stock, Gall lhsy Ship TinbG
Slaves, Heading Hoop Poles Lu r.u,s fFreishnss
and Granite at specific prices. l ef he Goods Al
Cash invariably on delivery u Of the risk i~'
goods and merchandise VIII p S.ore House.
owners while in the Company o.o.'
By order of the DlteG Directive Treasurer'
! 275y2 ISAAC saul a.
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NOTICE.

yNHHE subscriber would inform the inhabitants of
II Lyndon and its vicinity that he has commenced
the o.. -..t. t ... .. .r
heb d or & 9 HI Cd H. Business
at the Corner, in the building formerly occupied by
Charles HILL as saddle and harness shop, where he
intends carrying the above business in all its
rous branches.
Custom work done short notice, and warranted;
also, KID SLIPS and WALKING SHOES manu-
featured to order. He hopes by his experience IN the
business and promptness in fulfilling his engagements
to merit share of public patronage. ...
NATHANIEL BROWN.
Lyndon, Feb. 10, ls43. a90H
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Chairs /! Chairs !!

VENHE subscribers have for sale prime assortment
IL of Canc Bottom DINING CHAIRS, latest
style; large and small ROCKING CHAIRS; also,
COMMON plank bottom CHAIRS Those in want
Of Chairs will do we'll look at before purchas-
ing elsewhere. r.. JEWETT & CO.
st. Johnsbury, Nov. 1s42. V76tf