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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-03
HENRY CLAY AND a NATIONAL
BANK.

1t is amusing TO compare IIenry.Clay, the Fed
erallst Of lSil, and hemsman Of the 'TIppenanoe
| Administration, which comes into power 10 day,
with Henry Clay, the Democrat Of ISL, beng
then in the prime of life, Il, the acme Of his n,e..
lectual vogor, and free from the influence of That
dark spirit the balclnl shadow Of whose wing pnss
| ed over him and changed his nature in after year,
! when he stood up in the House of Representatives
| and warned the advocates of a National Bank Of
the fearful consequences that must result f;oul such
| an institution, IN case war should take place be-
tween this country and England, which he rightly
represented 10 be inevitable, and ready TO burs,
upon the country with all ia horrors. lis I'm.
gunge Then was the language Of urcompomising
principle of unalloyed patriotism, of unscpla-Ha-
ted democracy. The walls of The House u. Rem
rcsentalves then reverlrn,cd his snorous voice,
whilst he uttered the following powerful words Of
truth Bggalo Republican.
1.-The power of n nation is said 10 consist in the
sword, and the purse. Perhaps II, las, MI powcr
is receivable INTO that Of the purse, for with it YOU
may command almost every thing else. The spe-
Gle circulation Of the United States il estimated by
some calcuaors at $40 900, 900; and il it he no
more, one moIcly Is in the vaults Of this Ganks.-
May not the time arrive when tho concentration Of
such vast portion Of the circulating meduln Of
the country in tho hands of any corporation, viii
w 10y NUOIll is lIi> IN
mense power welded By body who, in de-
rcgr'iOn Of the grea, principle Of all our nsriru-
tons, responsibility 10 he people, is nmenabe
only to the stockholders, and they chiefly. foreign.
ers. SUPPOSE AN ATTEMPT 10 SUBVERT
THIS GOVERNMENT JFOTLD Not
THE TR4ITOR FIRST .4LU BY FORCE
OR CORRUP7IO.N' TO .qCQUIRE THE
TREASURE OF TIE COMPANY D.
Look at 1t IN another aspect. Seven tcnlI,l Of
this capital are in the hands Of foreigners. chiefly
English subjects; but we are possible on The eve
Of rupture wrl, thar nation, Should such mn
event occur, do you npprehcnd that the English
Premier would experience any difficulty in obtain
ing an entire conlrolc Of this institution Repub.
lies, above MI other nations, ought mos, studious-
y 10 guard against foreign influence. All history
proves TINT the internal dissenions excited BY for
cign inrigucs have produced The downfall Of al
most every free Government that hns hitherto cSis-
ted, and yet gentlemen contend that we ARE hen.
fitted by the possession of this foreign capital"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-03

conVine yourself that it is not the Sabbath. Al
unite IN al,rinuling this depl0rabc state of things
'he fhonslrous restrictions and prohibi,alicns Of
Inc new Inrili and what was said is strictly hue
every class and nearly every individual, out of
Inc ranks of specializing politicians, is earnestly
uesir"us Tor The adoption of the "irue medium
pollcy,' what alone can save the country"
And The NJ Y. Courier and Eaquirer, which
mas ever been screaming "proection." "prc'ec-
lon' with the voice off, Stentor now COMPLAINS
'hal 1arlfi after its own heart is "ininring con-
nerce and Frustrating business" and says:-"As
Inc present hastily adopted tariff imposes prohibit
fory duties on many articles, are shall ce,taiaiy
cay on me neIt congress 10 amend H."
And that il is Inadequate as means of revenue
wl appear from the following from the money
article OF the NJ y. HernH:-"The whole re-
celpts from the Customs for the first three quar-
ters OF the year have been $l4 ,000, 600; of ihs
amount IS 600 900 was received during The frs,
%" months. "'ih whi"hsihn comprnmiso no, ..
pred Two months then elapsed with no tariff
laws, ana entries were made at 20 per cent cash.
all round The present prohibilive tariff was in
operation during the last month of the third quar-
ter In that quarter the receipts were Sc ,OOO 900
which embraced the duties on all the imports Of
that quarter, and also all the bonds of las, year
which fell due, The receipts of the fourth quar-
ter under the same circumstances, are estimated
at S4,O9O,OOO. The last six months, therefore,
give double receipts, and the whole revenue is
equal to sl2 200, 900 per annum against S3i 900
600 of expense, being deficit of S22 900 600
per annum' - LOpeH Patriot
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-03
RUSSElL& CLARKE,
wATCUMAKERS & JEWELLERS,

JTAvE just received and keep constantly on hand awrl
III selected assortment, Of GOLD AND SILVER
WITCHES -conssiing OF gold and silver Levers
Horizontal Iepein Alurhm Ecpcaina Quarter and com
mon WATCHES Aso,silrer Table Desert ana tea
srooxs; Cream lnies;.srcnr Tone.i Salt and Mustard
spooNs German Siir6r table and tea Spoons. Tod
silver and steel Bowed SPECTACLES Gold aud silver
PENCIL CASES gold Beads silver Thmhles. gold Chains,
seals and KEYS large assortment Of finger rings ear
rnas breast pins, snuff boxes, tea bells, spy glasses,
rs rate razor penkniye. Rodgers fine scissors shell
de combs together with various other articles usually
kent In Jewellers shop the whole comprising better as.
ortnent than ever offered in this place beiore-togeiher
with n GOOD assortment OF Clocks, such ms Brass
Day Chimes Brass day common; Brass "a hours, Brass
mantle tia, run 81 days Nth mindinc Bras. day
lime piccs without striking; also first rate WOODEN
ri OKs. nj, Of which they will sell good terms
they can he purchasclat nnv place in this vicinity.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES faithfully repaired, and
nrron ted at the shortest notice. and all kinds OF job
york usual, done in their line Of business dispatched with
rc,no.s and no pains spared 10 give entire satisfaction
All orders from, abroad will meet with prompt attention
NIB cash pnJ for old gold and siver
Woodstock, Dee. !, lsR
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COMPLEMENTARY.

The Hotchman speaking Of the democrats
nominations for State Officers, makes use oE tho
following language
"The Locoloccs need not be ashamed Of this
ticket Gen. Kellogg iSa man of talents. We
thought lavornbly Of Mr. Lyman not long willis
ago, when he wns on our site, and politics aside,
we certainly have nothing III 10 say Of him now"
We called this complimentary but on re-
Election we are moi sue that the friends Of the
candidates will so consider il. We canro, think
That our ncighbor would be guilty Of the uirarncss
of attempting 10 bring our candidates into disre.
pule by prai,ing them. Hence, whatever the ten.
iency of snch course may be, f.r be it Tom US
to rpusn his motives.
Seen Kellogg is man Of talents" Thank
you. sir. for the concession. Formerly. certain
party were in the habit Of claiming "alI the tai
cnis." We think he possesses other commend
able qualities which Nigh, he named.
"Not long while ago." IN reference 10 Mr.
LYMAN, cannot, we think, mean less than tire or
ten wears lie was m Adams man in 1923 aud
National Republican in 1891 mud ~, but mover
took the title Of JIhic. being democrat Of the
old school--a war democrat, he srenrhed TO tho
old ne soon MS he was convinced that hr had stray
ed from it. Since Mr. l.. joined our ranks, our
Numbers have more thnn double, yea, nearly
irebed. in the State. We read that those WIN
come in e,en nj the eleventh hour shall receive
their penny. There certainly can be no objection
TO Mr. l.. on this score.
The assertion Ofthe coon papers that we hnvo
Two LAWYERS on our tickct,-if that were m OBJ
lection, il no, exactly correct. Mr. Lyman, tho
bred 10 the law has not. we are ccni6cnt. been
in nr,cticc Of late. On inquiry. we think he viii
lie found 10 be no inconsidcrabe farmer.
Patriot
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COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM.

VUNIIIS Basam is now offered to the public from ~!
conviction that IL is superior In any other medicine
now In use the varons diseases o the chest Its effects
were tested in private practice aud the medicine mo
extensively circulated nj the earnest solicitation ol many
who received the signal benefit from II in diseases the
most distressing and alarming.
The peparcr Of this bnsam tns for several years paid
particular attention to pulmonary complansby watching
their progress investigating their cacsnnd carefully no-
ticng the effects the and most approve rem
es which have been prescribed 10y physicians oi all or
ders of kinds Of palcnt medicines which have
been offered TO the pnhlc.
It has been found tt produce most astonishing results in
whoopirg.cnrgh, catarr affections oi ilo lungs nNuro
thnray or drOpOy the chest luncnzn Group. splitting
of blaze pain in the side, sortncss Of breath, cosnmp
| ton mud common colds
Itrrguatcs the natural sccrctions OF me Nstcn pro
cures free expccoraiion aud allays morbid rtabiiy-
Hence its grea, utility in NIL diseases Of the lungs.
Thousands Of certificates might be given II necessary
hut nil tina, /, wanted for its recommendation fair tr
al. PRIcE. so cents.
| Preparedby DR., H. II CARTER. For sale by
| J. ROSS, Jr.
| Woodstock March %, 1919. u
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GLOOMY PROSPECTS.

The Boston Mercantile journal, m able Uhig
paper, speaking Of Henry Clay and his prospects,
says
.'In New England, II Is now past doubt, That
he will be unable to obtain the vote ola single
state. His nomination TO the Presidency, carries
discord and paralysis into The wing ranSs' The
ssnonded TO bv the great body Of the people Of
M Tugloni. who are opposed 10 his election on
,,,;ons grounds. satisfactory, at leas; to them
.ol,e.. II IS not only unwisc. but impoliiic, 10
mess with perinaci,y under hi' couniT, men the
Claims or,hls distinguished individual TO that high
Office"
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Astonishing News!
THE time has come!

TIE TIME MAY CONE WHEN CONSUME
TlON WILL BE CLASSED WITH THE CUR
ABLE DlSEASES.-R. Butte, NJ ID. 1882
vHNHE subscriber announces the gratifying intelligence
that he has received from England large supply o
BUCHANS HUNGARAN BAlSAM OF LIFE! The onl,
compound known to the Medical Faculty which will ecc
aspcedy, una permanent cure of that dreadful Maady
CONSUMPTION,
find all diseases ofthe Chest and Lungs.
such colds coughs, splitting of blood pain in the side
anu chest Irritation and sorncss Of the lungs Bronchitis
difficulty OF breathing, hectic fever night sweas cmaci
lion, ana general debility, Asthma, Influenza, Whooping
cough Group, &c.
For the lust five years the Hungarian alsam has been
!ncnt of Europe, where it has completely asouned the
Medical Faculty by It's Unparalleled success in the cure of
1he most hopeless cases Of Consumption
ever brought under their notice. In England has cured
thousands upon hosands-Oi all classes in cases of the
most dangerously the English
papers nre full OF cxtavasant eu0gums upon il and upon
lis distinguished author. In the hospitals OfPars all 9TH
remedies have been thrown aside by order OF the medical
Ovcrsccrs.
committc ofsevcn of the most celebrated physicians
OF London, who were requested by DIR Buchn to give
their unbiased opinion OF his ialSam have under their
own names pronounced IL an unriyalled specific. nd
they unhcsiatngy recommend to be kept in every imi
~ OF consumptvc tendency. The joint certificate of
these Physicians accomplishment bottle of the Busum
DE Bu CHA has been elected honorary member of
all the prominent Medical societies OF Europe, and the
Queen OF England has lately signiled to him that in
Dencit conferred upon man
kind by the discovery of his Balsam, il il her intention
shortly TO bestOw upon him the order of knightho0d.
The great merit OF DR. Buchan'S Hulsam Is his-n NIL
cases OF Pulmonary complaints il gives immediate relief
sGgle bottle will reveal lis astonishing virtues, aud
open N the fountain Of health and strength TO the
afflicted.
TRY IT-TRY 1T 10 day-to morrow is uncertain, and
in Of lie mud death should never be appealed to.
is he any medicine knoWn ,Uhich can certainly
'ur6 consumption.
Orhs fact there is abundant. overwhelming tcstimO
ny from the first Physicians, Lawl ers, Clergy men, and
Merchants OF Great Britain II as scarcely been known
10 fail in any case, and ii has been used in thousands
where even hope itself had dcspaircd.
The subscriber has been appointed by DR. Buchan sole
l.cn lO: his Halsani in the United States
o. Price of he liasim, only per bottle, with full d.
ccons, Dissertation on Consumption, Notices and Ger
llcdte of remarkable cures, &c DAVID +. BRADLEE
Sole Agent ior the United states.
G. COURT STREET, Opposite Tie head Of BraiHes.
BOSTON.
Sold, also, by j. ROSS, Jr. Wopdstock Vt.
N. b. WiSiOn, Iirnt'leburo.
l33'3m Norman Harris, Bellows Falls.
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NOTICE.

TINE undersigned 'wonl respectfully morn the inab
tants of Woodstock and yiciniy, that he has bought
the old stand formerly owned by John Randall situated
near IIennet. mills in said Woodstock where he inend
to carry on Blacksntng, and hopes TO merit fall
portion public patronage, bt doing the work in goo
stvle. and on the most reasonable terms.
For further particular, call on Johr RanGaR. Agent.
NATHANIEL MILLER.
p,ideua,cr, Oct. 81, l5is' l3f-n
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
~ sz9s9 sS'|sSs:z gzz a c. 4
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT


THIS road will be opened to the puhc for the ranspor.
tnton Of passengers and merchandise, m and n'lcr
MONDAY, September ~, 1912. Passenger Trains daily
Sundays excepted, in connection with the cars Of the
Nashua and Lowell aud Boston and Lowell Rail Roads
IN follows:
Leave Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell and
Boston at i "a 4. NJ. 10 l.a 4. ". and 81 p VI.
Leave Boston fnr Nashua. Manchester and Concord at
IT, II l.2 4. NJ. and 4 S-4 N.
F,nE--Concord to Boston, So, 5O-Concord to Lowell,
Sl5O.
The morning and evening Trains connect with the
Of the Boston and Maine Railroad Passengers can be CON
veyed between Concord Manchester Nashua mud Anlo'
yer, IIaverh Exeter, Dovc Portsmouth, PoTtl'nd, &C.
MERCli ANDISE.
MERCHANDISE TR,Iss will leave Concord and Boston,
daily, SUNDAYS excepted The company are now prcpar.
cd to transport Goods md Country Produce which may
he sent to their dcpots in Concord mud Boston.
R,TEs-ThrOugh first class 81 90 per ar lbs. Furniture,
Carriages, Live Stock, Slaves eadinsShp Timber Lum
Der, Granite &c. Mt Specific prices
All goods aud merchandise will he NJ the risk Of the own
or while In the Compnny's Store Houses.
Terms OF freishting, cash, invariably, on deliyo
the gools by Order Of the Directors
ISAAC SPALDING, Trensnr
Nashua, Sept IN, Isle. l2jf
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Look Here!
DIR. ISRAEL DEIENIATER'5
.NERVE & BONE RHEU.3LdTTC LI.NI.
.ME.NT A.ND INDIAN SPECIFIC.
A rartaniea cure for Explanatory and Chronic
r MA


r II Z U NJ ATISM.
TT gives immediate relief ind strengthen weak limbs,
extends contracted Cords all numbness, takes
down swellngs, ana removes inflammation.
II Is frequently urged that Rheumatism cnnnoibc cured
by external applications. But is certainly true, that II
can he not only reached but entirely cucdhy external and
Internal emies, used ut the same time. This the pro.
proprietor Of the Lnimcpt and Specific Ii prepared TO
prove To the entire satisfaction of every one who il nilc.
ted with this distressing complaint, by literal aud
uncluyOca wurrnntcc that whoever will faithfully Use
one hottie DR. Dellmltcrs Rheumatic Lniment escr-
nay. aud one bottle ot the Indian Rheumatic Specific in
crna md return the empty bottles to where they were
purchased, IL not cured shall have the purchase money
refunded in full COMSrOCK& TYLER,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS and sole Agents, New York.
Sold also 81 ROSS JR., Woodstock; Geo. Lyman,
Norwich Adams, Smith Il co Lull0w; Gibson smith q co.
prociorsyc; Joseph IIadey, South Chester; sharwin
Richardson a co. Chester; u Newton, Norwich; Chls.
Dodd Rochester, sylvester d co, Gaysyillc Justin
Brooks Hartford & II Wardner, Windsor; Bartlett &
Whtconh aud co. Wcathersield Row; A l. Thompson N
co, Springfield; Pierce a Smith, Bethcl William skin.
nerRoyal,0nj Baxter Uabridgc Sharon; UultOn Brown
felchyillc.
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WOODSTOCK VERMONT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1s43
TYSON FURNACE

,oNiiNuE to manufacture great variety Of STOVES
~ AND HOLLOW WARE,
and every description Castings usually made nj Cum
10 or Blast Furnaces " ivy"
Having purchased the right for making and vending
Snhudihss patent circular ue for elevated ovens and
M,oplea u to the IMPROVED YANKEE NO
!, public. Wv
All persons infringing upon said patent by vending OF
using VIII be promptly prosecutcd-our rights will be
maintained.
This Improvement as will be readily seen on inspection
oDVa'es The objection to elevated of Civ.
ing out INTO rooms excessive heat being SO combined with
he oven 'hat al pleasure the heat is diverted from the
oven INTO separate ue which discharges il into the es.
cape pipe without bringing il in contact with the larae
surface oven as in the old kind.
ihe oven SO placcdupon the stove interfere
III we ssn'cs' Meeree WIN The boilers in other elevate
oven Stoves 1he back fire room makes il one of the best
GyAsaAas:SA EEGwgga
ever invented. This will do all the cooking &c for n
common sized family. II d capable Of heating two boil
ers or frying, hrong and baking at one ard The snme
ilne more conveniently md prompyj with less fuel and
IN less time Than any summer fixtures or furnaces
on top OF any stove now in This will do without
giving out heat to the slightest npensant sensation
10 iady IN dog days Ironing can be done with great
despatch, six sad irons very perfectly heated plac.
ed in fiat heater over said back fire room.
There are many good things enjoyed by those using thi
kind oistove over their neishbors nsngothekinds and
confidently believed by good judges who hnyc used it 10
combine more good qualities than any stove in market
Nal il is simple and ablc 10 get ont Of order;t will
not burn ont, there being no inside plates
.Hiso, for snie the treH knoUn
Woolson's Improved Cooking Stove
Fan mc,s' and AIechan,cs' Cooking STOVE:
IlEYWARD & FISHERS do do
NEW ERA-eleraicd ortn. do do
PARLOR COOKING--imo boilers and oren.
TYSON PARLOR IMPROVED for 1912.
VERMONT PARLOR,
BOX & SIN PLATE STOVES, all SIZES NEW
PATTERNS.
WollotD CW1re,
CALDRON POTASH KETTLEs-ncp patterns,
10 suit northern markcis.
FIRE DOGS-oren and arch mouths,
FIRE FRAMES;
PLOUGIlS g. CULTIVATOR TEETH CAST
INGS, and the Same ready for use.
CART & WAGON BOXES,
Al Of rhich, wiM many ariicles,may be found
al TYSON FURNACE, VT.
Having large stock, and being DESTROYS do nm active
bushes they will sell IN vorhetcrms for cood pay pa
per- The subscriber most respectfully asks the continuance
oi the patronage of former customers Of the Tyson Furnace
md call orders from all who wish to purchase All Or
dtrs for the above, any kind Of mill gecrng other
castings, and other matters connected with business
addressed to the subscriber n, Tyson FURNACE p D. W.
will receive prompt attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent
Tyson Furnace, w. Oct 81, 1872. 1901
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TUONSONIAN MEDICINE,

TIOMSONIAN MEDICINEs
PURE AyD Nv tDULTERiTED MEDICINE.
Ar NATIrL. RANDALLS Jcwelry Store Is kept
"A good assortment OF TnoMsoSIAS MEDICINE, con
sisting of
Rheumatic or Hot Drops, Brown Lohcln,
Wine lIi,ters, Pulverized slippery Elm,
Dysentery SSrnp, Meadow fernt Ointment
Vegetable Jelly, Healing shl'c,
Iiniament, Eliminating Iniancnt,
Fine l.obcn, Composition,
Cough Balsam Cayenne,
Ncrvine or Naleran, Spice Bters,
Green I.obeliu, Woman's Friend &c
An for sale at the Roston prices, ut
April20, l9i2 NATHANIEL RANDALL.
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The ,esoIuuon Of The " i.ccnsln Legislature. re-
guessing the President to remove Governor po'!'
h.. passed by n vote Of 30 to-
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Come and See.
DR. LIBBY'S VEGETABLE LIFE
Pills Il Bittcvs.

nR. IIBBI'S BITTERS are certain cure OF Dyspcp.
~ sy and Nervous Affections they peculiarly ahap
ted 10 remove those distressing complaints not by con-
s,nntly ply scng, but by strengthen the system. No
greater mistake be mnde thar Osuppoe thpt Dyspep.
Sy or any other dsensr, arising from debility. he cur.
cd by frequent forced action on the bowels with purgntye
medicines. Where these complaints exist the system is
alrey ton weak md every additional dose tends To make
II more The Bttcrs, on the contrary acting ms ton.
c, strengthening the digestive organs md them TO
perform their functions nature designed. Hence i, is
found To be- eculOus also in those Diseases peculiar to ie-
males, which arise frequently from weakness than
other cause, The aged and nfrn ut both sexes, and
persons Of sedcnary habits prone coStyencss, who sl
tri rom loss OF appetite have experienced great benefit
from them In cOnvursCncc from levers aud other ncue
disorders II restores strengths ard ndiv duuls afflicted
with Nervous Headache, and other arrangements Of the
nervous functions, have been entirely cured by This
dy.
DR. Libhys Vegetable Life pills artbilous, andys-
peCtc and unti.crCurul aud may be- Justly consider
ed universal incidence but they peculiarly beneficial
in the following complants-yeow mud bilious i.yers, ic.
yer and nguc dl spepsy CrOupycr complaints SICK neud
ache jnundice, asthma, drOpsy, rheumatism, en-
argraent Of the Spleen piles, chOc female distractions,
heartburn, urcd tongue, nalSea dlslenOn O the stOH-
ache and bowels, incplcnt daron, nlulency, habit
a costiycncss loss oiappctr, botccs or sallOw com.
plcyton and IN all cases oIorpor Of the novels, where
carthar,c or M nperen Is needed. They ARE exceed
nsy mild in their operations producing neither nausea
nor gripping debility COMSTOCK a TYLER,
Wholesale Agents, New York
Sold also By ] ROSS, JR., Woodstock; Geo. Lyman,
Nurw chi Adams, Smith a GO, Ludlow; ellison, Smith ~
co. Proctorsyc; Joseph HALEY, south Chester; sharwn
Richardson CO., Chester; Is u Newton, Norwch Chns.
DodJ, Rochester; VI. Sylvester, Il co.. Gnysye; Justin
Whitconb and co. WeathcrsGcll Bow; A l. Thompson a.
Springfield, Pierce and Smith, Bethel; William Skin
Roy alion Baxter &Wabrdse, shaoni Walton Brown,
relch,illc. llO6m
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Woodstock, March %, 1919.
DISSOLUTION.

THE Coparnership existing between the subscribers
l under the firm Of WITT & IIENVITT,is hy mu-
tua consent dissolved. The demands n the firm viii he
settled with JASON ID. HEWITT. Al persons owing the
concern will make PAYMENT every demand that
il not paid between this and the first Of january newt will
be;len for collection. u. D. NIL
j. d. HEWITT
Woodstock, Oct. 81, lAi2
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Geo. w. Vanduzee's
FASHIONABLE
aT Tailoring Establishment, -Ai

CONTINUES In successful operation Notwithstanding
" the despatch with which they do up business at the
mo CABBIGE"
concern Persons wishing to be fitted in the extreme Of
fashion, ANY oi its various notifications upon the
most reasonable terms, fail IL be suited here. Al
though he has reason TO fear that some might despair
provided his numerous customers should all honor him
with aca ut once vet he will venture to such
may he fortunate enough To procure garment Of his
make that they may walk the streets without hanging
their heads in shame for the tailor.
"Dont mistake the nj nber' ~ Two doors VEST ofthe
Post Office up saiIs Is where tailoring is done In sly le
and upon the most fair terns--not "6y gull"
One dOz Boxes Tailors Craonsa superior article, for
sale cheap.
n. d. No Person get trusted at my shop aer this
date.
Woodstock Dec. 1919
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CAV THE BIT! AND RosiS THE Bow-Pasnini'
oFiidies-and German Bows all the way from one do
lar to torty-also prime Violin Strings. for sale by
RTssELf cLJRKE