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WOOL CARDING.

FENIIE subscriber viii be ready 10 commence
Il the above business BY the 10th of August.
All persons wishing to have Wool Car6ed, will
bring il in early as warm weather is much the
best for carding. Price cents Cash. OF its equiv.
alent in Wool Due attention will be given by
w. ii. NEEL.
.fuEust .. 1913. 3w
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

We understand that sad accident &C
CURED at Davidson College on the 26l
ult., which must have considerably mar.
red the festivities Of Commencement.-
While some Of the young men of the Col,
iege we're making arrangements 10 sci of
iire-balloon, pan OF spirits Of turpen-
tine caught fire, and in the hurry Of throw.
ing The turpen,ine out to extinguish the
flame, nearly the whole contents of the
pan was thrown on Marshall Kennedy a
son of the late NJ. I: @. Kennedy, of this
county, and the firercommunicating immc
dlaiely TO his clothes he wasso badly burnt
that he expired about I2 O'clock the next
Jay. Several others were burnt bu, none
seriously injured. This should be warn.
ne to others.
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would deprecaie bis election TO the PEST
dency, as fatal to the welfare Of The Union,
il not Liberty itself,
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NOTICE,
BEEF! BEEF!!
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ENtiE subscriber has his Notes, Accounts and
- Books at the Office on Main-street, End door
below the Charlotte Hotel, formerly occupied by
Col j. IL Wheeler. Those indebted to him in
any way, are invited TO call there and settle, or
they may expect TO pay cost
r. r, TAYLOR,
dug. /, 1913. t47
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datc on the outside ought TO be
. "Isi instead Of the 3D."
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In Sheep Calf Morocco and Russia Bindings,
close and spring backs, plain and gilt
Ledgers from TO 10 quires each,
Pocket Ledgers, and quires, with pockets,
Journals, 10 10 quires each,
Day Books, 2 10 10 quires each,
Invoice do, to quires each,
Record do. 2 TO 10 quires each.
Registers do, 2 TO CURES each,
Bar do, to quircs each,
Cash do, 9 10 quires each,
Receipt do, ruled aud plain,
Alphabets for Ledgers. plain and fancy letters.
Ladies Albums, in plain and elegant bindings,
do Memorandum Books do do
Students Note Books,
Music Books, various sizes,
do Paper do do
Gilt Letter Paper,
Gill Note Paper, various sizes,
Writing Books, for Schools,
Cyphering do do
Memorandum Books, stitched,
DO do with loops,
Fort Folios,
Scrap Books, folio and quarter sizes,
Ilerbariums, do do do
County Books for County and Superior Courts and
Registers Office, ruled and bound TO any pattern.
on short notice Law Books, Music Books, Old
Books. Pamphlets, Magazines, Reviews, Periodi.
cal Publications, Newspapers, &c. &c. bound in
plain and elegant bindings, with neatness and
despatch. Having purchased an entirely new set
Of Tools for binding, also new and improved ma.
chinery for their Paper Mill, and engaged an ex.
perenced workman to conduct the Bindery, they
tatter themselves they will be able to produce
Paper and Blank Books equal to any manufactur.
cd at the North, if not superior, at the same pri
ces We'll wisheFs TO the South and Domestic
Manufactures, will do we'll to encourage this es.
Enlistment.
GTORDERS for BOOKS or BOOKS to bind,
left with Mr.. R. G. Allison, Merchant, Charlotte.
will be promptly attended TO, and conveyed from
| and to the Bindcry, free of costs to the sender,
| julQ 81, lS43. 45tf
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The Markets.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fLooR IS coming TO market pretty freely for
me season, and prices gradually getting lower.
Sales from wagons at 81 TO 81. WHEAT
sells al ~ cents, BACON is also coming in
z No COTTON Of consequence cen,iug in 4
good article sells at about s a..
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New Establishment.
BOOK BINDERX AND BLANK
BOOK MAyUFACTORY.
Lincoln Paper Mill, N. CarOIina.

a. & D. MOSTELLER respectfully informs
M the inhabitants OF Charlotte, McckIenburr
and the adjoining counties, that they have com.
menced the rbove Business at their Paper Mill,
miles from the village of Lncolnton, where
they have constantly on hand an extensive as.
sortment of
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-10
Fran Me Troy Bucct.
IMPORTANT CORRECTION.

The National Hiclligeacer ,muniics,s great Joy
nj The orportunc appearance Of pamphlet cnti-
tied ''Lellcrs of Il kenluckian On Marital Law"
and lays before The country two columns Of such
extracts lhereirom rs are best calculated to effect
public sentiment at Washington, now that mo.
lion is pending in Congress To cspunsr from the rec
ords of final decisions the in puulion upon the
character Of General Jackson, intended to b, cast
by the decision Of Judge Hail, At New Orleans, in
1915. 10 give clue to the nuiler We clip II
few short sentences from The extracts Ted by
ihe Micliigeacer:
'ilc (Gcn. J.. Proclaimed martial law and caus-
cd it 10 be enforced upon the members cr the Leg
stature hy either Ih,usiug them out Of hcrr Leg
isnri,G halls with nm aimed force.
1T may well he said, therefore, that New Or
leans was saved, not only y reason cC, bu, in spite
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Astonishing News!
The time has come!

TIE TIME MAY COME WIEN CONSUME
TlON WILLIE CLASSED WITH THE CUR.
ABLE DlSEASES.-R. UTE, ~ ID. 1882
1HNHE subscriber announces the gratifying intelligence
II that he has received from England large SUNNY o
BUCHAN'S HUN or LIfE!Thc only
compound known to the Medical Faculty which will effect
aspeedy, ANA permanent cure of that dreadful Malady
CONSUMPTION,
.dnd all diseases ofthe Chest and Lungs.
Such as colds coughs splitting Of BLOOD pain in the side
and chest Irritation and sorness OF The lungs, Bronchitis
difficulty of breathing hectic fever niaht swents cmnci
ton, aud general debility, Asthma influenza Whoopins
cough, Group, &c.
For the last Ave years the Hungarian Basam has been
neNehsiye Use in Great Britain, and throughout the con
!nenl of Europe where it Inns completely astouned The
Medical Faculty by its Unparalleled in the cure of
1he most hopeless cases Of Consumption
ever brought under their notice. In England il has cured
thousands upon holsadsO all classes, in cases of the
most dangerously consumptve character-nd the English
papers are full OF eNtyasant cul0eius upon and upon
lis DISTINGUISHED author In the hospitals oflaris all 9TH
remedies have been trownasde by order OF the medical
OycrsCers.
on,nn,i,.o 90 a.. ",,.., ,.,., ",n ,hrs,;r
of Iohdon, who were requested by DR. Buchan 10 SIC
their unbiased opinion Of his BalNam, have under their
own names pronounced II an unrivailrd specific. And
they unhesitapgly recommend it to he Kept in every m
ly Of cOSumpve tendency. The joint certificate Of
these PhysiGans accompaniescach bottle OF the lasnm
DIR. BUClAN has been elected an honorary member Of
all the prominent Medical societies of Europe, and the
Queen OF England has lately signifcd him that in CON
sequence the great benefit he has conferred upon man
kind, by the discovery Of his asa II is her intention
shortly to bcStOw upon him the order OF knighhOod.
The great merit OF DR. Buchan's liasam is hiS-n all
cases of Pulmonary complaints it gives immediate relief
single bottle will reveal its astonishing virtues, mud
open the fountain Of health aud strength to the
afflicted.
TRY IT-TRY 1T TO day-to morrow is uncertain, and
in of life and death should never be appealed to.
II is The only medicine knomn which certainly
cure consumption.
Ofthis fact there is abundant overwhelming tcstmo
ny from the first Physicians, Lawyer Clergymcn, and
Merchants Of Great Britain us scarcely been known
to fail in any case and has been used in thousands
where even hope itself had dcspuircd.
Tie subscriber has been appointed by DR. Buchnn sole
agent 10. his Basam in the United States
o. Price o the Basam only $ per bottle, with full di-
rccons, Dissertation on Consumption, Notices and Ger
tilcate of remarkable cures &c DAVID L. BRADiEE,
Sole Agent for the United States,
c. COURT STREET, OppnSitC he heat Of BrditiC ST.
BOSTON.
Sold, also, by j. ROSS, Jr. Woodstock, VI.
n, II, WiIlist0n, Brn,'ehUrO'
I332m Norman Harris, Bellows Falls.
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33oettp.
THE OLD MASS FUNERAL,


~ WEI. C. BRYANT.
saw an aged man upon his hiey.
HIS hair was lhir and white, and on his brow
Areconi of the cares of many year,
carcs mat were ended and forgotten now,
Ana there was sadness round, and faces bowed
And womans tears fell fast, and childr Ell walled aloud
Then rose another loary man and said,
In tiltcrng accents, to that weeping train,
Why mourn &c that or aged friend is dead'
icarc not sad to see the gathered grain,
Nor when their mellow Fruit the orchards cast fnast
Nor when the yellow WOODS shake down TIE ripened
We sigh not when the sun, his course fulfilled
His glorious COURSE rejoicing earth and sky,
In the 5oN evening, when the winds are slcl,
Sinks where his Islands Of refreshrncrt lie,
And ltkves the smile orh's departure, spread
Uer III wormcoored heaven aid rudy mountain head
Why weep ye then for him, who, having won
Ics Gcs;n:s ali iI'GRgcf5 RS } IS95fs e gv %gs
screncly to his final rest has past;
While the sot> memory oghI, virtues yet
lnger5 like twilight hues when the bright sun is set.
Ills youth va, innocent; his rllcr ngc,
Marked with some act ofgoodGess, every day;
And watched By eyes that loved him, calm, and saso.
Faded his late declining ears away.
Cheerful he gave his being NJ, and wet
To share the holy rest that waits life well spent,
That life was happy every day he save
THANKS for the tnir existence that was lis;
For sick fame! made him not her slave,
To mock HIN with her phantom niscrics.
No chronic fortunes racked his aged lmh
For luxury and sloth lid NousIcI none for lin.
And an gnd that he has liyel thus ,arg,
And glll, thut he has goae to his reward;
Nordccm, that kindly nature did him wrorg,
Softly to dscnen.c the vital cord,
When his weak hand grew pals.tI, ard lis ego
Dark with the miss ofCsc, it was his time die.
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GEN. JACKsON's LETTER.

National Iiiiccaccr- Erirdcis Gcm Tie Lei
hfs Il hcaitchiil on .nlHi,i Lar.
siR,-l have jus, received from ficnd tho
.N0iioHoi hicYiscqccr Of l2ih December, con-
tanning lengthy publication under the above cap.
lion. The statement IN hat publication 81 far ~
it regards myself being n tissue of fils,locds ard
false co'orinc, have (clt ny-o,f compelled 10
reply 10 it lest my silence should be- construed into
a. acknowledgements or is'Iu'h I therefore re-
quest that ,ou wi, give place I, the fU.!ov ing slate
men, in the Nashville JLion.
LIST. It is positively untrue that either ilrus,
the members Of the 'rs.aturc ont cf their hail. or
hat kept them ont by IN armed force. ca tho
2S:h Dec. 1914, whom no troops urder my cont
mnnd were engaged ~ih the enemy and was
passing along The line to give oIdNrs, Nr A. L.
Duncan ono ofmy voluntary aides dc camp, came
to me ia great haste with n mc.s7se from the gov.
crnor. that Inc Legislature we've about to suiran-
der The city and that b. waited nv orders. re-
Piled i cannot believe them guilty cf 20 irai'ot.
Gus an act hut say Ia the 'ioye'nor, 'rynminc
strictly into the matter and if is uac blow them
up' The Governor s.Iu, them Ovi Not suchny
order would have been; and in conversation win
the Governor, ancrwards, I remarked 10 him dat
would have shu, them IN, prov hedIrcm MI nee
essaIics, ard lei them. If 80 disposed lcg'.'ne at
their leisure under The sound Of the British can
non while their patriotic colleagues were nuby
battling with the enemy.
ID Louallicr and Judge l!al!.wcrc 9th arrested
on the 18th oi March. Ga the same day was
told by the Marshal 1t in order hereafter 10 show
that had inrrisinciI the Judge before he had IN
lerfncd with the police Of NV camp, the Judge
had semi for the clerk NGini Cinirhorn, and on Tho
evening Of the SINE day on which i.uullcI and
Hall were crested; viz, the Jh &C March, hr pro.
diced the record on which plainly appeared tie
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Look Here!
DIR. ISRAEL DELEMATER'S

DIR. ISRAEL DELEMATER'S
N'ERVE i BONE RHEEMfTIC LhNI
.ME.N'T md INBL4.N SPECIFIC.
"A marianicd cure fer MRamaiory and Chronic
RH EU NJ TISM.
TT gives immediate rcliri, and strengthen weak limbs
extends contracted cords, all numbncss, takes
down swellngs, and removes information.
II is frequently urged that Rheumasm cannot be cured
by external applications. But II Is certainly true, that II
be only reached but entirely curdbv external aud
internal rcmics, used nj the same time. This the pro
proprietor of the Inment and Specific Is prepared to
prove to the entire satisfaction Of every one who Is allie
ted with this most distressing complnnt bv literal and
uncquvocll wnrrnnee that whoever viii faithfully use
onC bottle of DR. Dclamatcrs Rheumatic Eminent cNicr
nay, and bottle of the Indian Rheumatic Specific in-
crnay and return the empty bottles to where they were
purchased, II cured shall have the purchase money
refunded in full. COMSTOCk& TYLER
Wcolrsalc Druggists and sole Agents, New York
Sold also VI. ROSS JR., WoodstOcki Geo. Lyman,
Norwich Adams Smith & co Ludlow; Gibson smith a co.
Proctorsyilc; Joseph Iladey South chrsteri sharwiu
Rlcharlson a co. Chester u Newton, Norwich; Chas
Dold, Rochester, Sylvester d co, Gnysville Justin
Brooks Hartford; a. II Wardner, Windsor; Bartlett a
Whitcomb and co. Weathersield Bow; \ l. Thompson n
20, Springfield; Pierce a Smith, Bethc William Skin
ncr, Royalton Baxter Walbrdge. Sharon; Uaon Brown
Felchyillc.
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NOTICE.

TVNHE undersigned would respectfully MORN the iuha-
L ants Of Woodsock and vicinity that he has bought
the old stand formerly owned by John Randall. situated
near bennett. mills in said Ho0dstock where he intends
TO carry on Blacksmiihng and hopes TO merit fair
norton O, public patronage b, dorc the work in good
style and IN the most resemble terms.
For further particulars call IN John Randall. Agent.
NATHANIEL MILLER.
pridswa,er Oct ~, 10 l3I-f
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DollotD ISy1rr.

CAlDRON POTASH KETTLES-ncw paiierns
10 SuH northern murkeiS.
FIRE DOGS-orca and arch mouths,
FIRE FRAMES;
piOUGllS & CULTlNATOR TEETH CAST
INGS, and The sane rcady for use.
CART & WAGON BONES,
M Of rhich, ,rih many articles may be found
al TYSON FURNACE, VT.
Having barge stock, and being DESTROYS to do active
bushes they will sell yOrleerms fur eoOd pny pd-
per- The subscriber most respectfully asks the continuance
ri the patronage Of nrmcr customers Of the 7, Furnace,
and call or orders from all who pish To purchase. All Or
dcs for the above, any kind Of mill gccrng other
castings, md Othcrmncrs connected with business,
addressed to the subscriber at Tyson FuREAoE T. o. W.,
will receive prompt attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, .igent
Tyson Furnace Vt. Oct. 81 lsln. l3O.tf
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COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM.

TUN.IIS Bulsam isntw offered to the public from a ~
conviction that IL il superior To amy O'her ncdicne
now In use for the various diseases o the chest Its ELECTS
were first tested in private practice and the medicine mo
extensively circulated Mt the earnest solicitation oil many
who received the most signal bcncirom u III diseases the
most distressing and alarming
The prcparer Of this ba.lm tas for several years paid
particular attention to pulmonary compainls,by watching
their progress, investigating their causes and cartn'y no
tcns the effects oi the numerous nrd most nproyedrcm-
idcs which have been prescribed by physicians OF MI or
dors 4, Of most kinds Of patent medicines when nave
been offered to the lnhlc. -
II has hecn found produce most astonishing results III
whoopng-cough cutar,h affections oi'e lungs, iiyaro
m ray or ,ropOy Of the chest Influenza, Group, sliinf
OF bio, d. pain in the side, shorincss Of BREATH consunp
tiou and common colds
Itrcculatcs the natural secrciions Of ht system pro
cures free cxpcctorn ion and ala,s morbid irrtaby-
Hence It's great ut y in all diseases Of the lungs
Thousands of certificates might be given u necre shr!
hut nil that wanted for lis recommendations iar tri
NJ. Pace, 70 cents "a,
j. ROSS, I
Woodstock March 90, 1912. u
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NEW CROCKERY.

NOW opening nj the crookcry Store by the subscriber
~ 2j sets gold band, white md isd china tea ware,
new aud beauiilnl styles with plates to match.
q sets sprigd bro. and white granite tea warc-ncw
patterns. Full aud complete sets white grahiie dining
ware with toilet match the most elegant article
ever offered IN this market. Also, sctt blue India china
dining ware ut yer, low price with complete
assortment Of gll.s and common painted ware
Purchasers Gar and will find one Of The best nssnrt.
ments OF there Is in This region ard nj The forrest
PRICES. Please call On CHS. DANA, JR.
Jun. lgI9.
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Come and See.
DIR. LIBBY'S ETABLE LIFE
Pills & Bitters,

DR, IIBBY'S BlTTERS are certain cure Of Dyspcp-
~ 50 aud Nervous Affections; they are peculiarly anr
ted To rcnoyc those distressing complaints, not by con
santly ply sicing, hut by strengthen the system. No
greater mistake he mndc than suppose that Dyspcp
Sy, any other dsea.e arising from debility he
cd by frequent urccd action the bowels with purguye
medicines. Where these complaints exist the system l.
already too weak and every additional dose tends TO make
II more The Iiers on hc contrary, acting ton
ic srCng hcnng the digestive organs and assist them
perform their functions ms nature designed Hence II Is
found to be ccuiiOus alsOin those d,rus,s peculiar -
males, which arise more frequently from weakness Than
amy other The aged aud inirm Of both sexes, aud
persons OF sedcntary habits, prone cOsycness WHO su
er from loss of appetite, have experienced great benefit
from them In convaescnce from lcyors, and other acute
disorders IL restores strengths and individuals afflicted
with Nervous Headache nd other dcrang cmens Of the
functions have been entirely cured by this rene
dy.
DIR Lbbys Vegetable Life pills are Rnti.lUrs, nntl.dys
pcctic and untimCrcural aud may he justly consider
cd universal medicine. hut The, are peculiarly brnecil
in the following complaints yellow aud bilious evcrs e.
yer and Hcuc dyspcpsy crOup,livcr compnsA'ck mead
ache, iuundicc, asthma, drOpsy, rheumatism, en-
argcmeui Of the Spleen piles cUlc female Instructions,
hearthnrn urrcl tongue, nasca dstetOn al the sto-
ache and bowels, incplcnl darrhan, nntulency habit
uu costvcncss loss orappelite botchc, sallOw
plcNton md in all oiorpor oi the bowels, where
n cartharc upcricnt Is needed. They ARE exceed
nay mild in their operations, producing neither nausea.
nor gripping debility COMSTOtk ~ TYLER,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
Sold also by j. ROSS, LR., Woodslock Geo. Lyman,
Norwch Adams, Smith " co, Ludowi Gl,on, Smith Il
TO- Proctorsye; Joseph IIalcS South Chester; sharwn
Richardson n CO., Chester u y Newton, Norwch Chas.
Dodd, Rochester; VI. Sylvester, co.. Gaysyc; Justin
BROOKS, Hartford; X Wardner Windsor; Bartlett Il
Whitcomb Gnd CO. Weahershch Bow; !. Thompson a
co. Springfield; Pierce and Smith, Bethel; William skin.
oyalton Baxter AWabrdsc, Sharoni Walton Brown,
Fclchville. Holm
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Geo. w. VanduZee's
FASHIONABLE
@ Tailoring EstabIiS. men, -Bs

CONFINES in successful operation Notwithstanding
" the despatch with which they do up business ut the
$40 CABBIGE"
concern Persons wishing To be fitted in the extreme Of
fashion, or In any oi its various notifications. upon the
most reasonable TERMS cannot fail Ii he suited here At
though he has reason fear that might desrnir,
proyded his numerous customers should all honor him
with aca nj once" yet he will such ns
may he fortunate enough to procure n garment Of his
make that they may walk the streets without hanging
their heads in shame for the tailor.
"Don't mistake the nu nber' Two doors VEST ofhc
Post Office up Stairs, is where tailoring Is done IN style,
and upon the most fair tcrms-not soy gull"
One doz Boxes Taors Crayons- superior article, for
sale cheap.
a. b. No Person can get trusted at my shop amer 1ihs
date.
Woodstock Dec. Z 1879
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WOODSTOCK, VERMONT, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10 1s13
TYSON FURNACE

1 ,oNiiNob 10 manufacture great variety of STOVES
~ AND HOLLOW WARE,
anu every description OF Castings usually made at Cupa-
10 or Blast Furnaces 'f
Having purchased the right for making and vending
opauluhss patent circular fue nr elevated ovens and
adopted II TO the IMPROVED YANKEE M.
public. ' " ~ " "
Az persons infringing upon said patent by vending or
using VIII DC promptly pr0sccUcd-our rights will be
maintained.
This improvement as will he readily seen on nspection
obvlaes the objection to elevated ovens on account of civ.
ing ont INTO rooms excessive heat being combined with
the oven that 1T pleasure the heat is diverted from the
oven into separate ue which discharges il into the cs
cape pipe without bringing it in contact with the large
surface oven as in the old kind
The oven is so paCcdnpon the rs not TO interfere
in the slightest degree with the boilers as in
oven stoves The back fire makes it one of the best
GlyIG4s...2.ssl!ss44& &JaeGWsgGa
ever invented. This will do all the cooking &c for
common sized family. is capable of heating two boil
efs, or fry ing, brong and baking at one and the same
time more conveniently and promptly; with less fuel and
III less time than any stove fixtures or furnaces
on top OF nny stove in use. This it will do without
giving ont heat 10 cause the slightest upcasan sensation
despatch, six SUI irons very perfectly heated at once pac
There many good things enjoyed 6y those using h
Kind oistOye over their neiebor sngolherk kinds and il il
confident! believed by good Judges who hay used 10
combine good qualities than amy stove in market
ihal il is simple and not liable 10 get ont Oforderl will
not burn out, there being no inside plates
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STATE or VERMONT

STATE or VERMONT Ata Probate conri,hsid
ptsrRIcT OF HARTFORD. 60, ! at Uoofsiock wfhin
and for sid District, on The eh d1y Of January 4. d.
Isi3 Present. the hon. TnoNAs 7. RrssLL, Judge.
instrument pnrportins Ia be the last will and tcs
"a lament oC John Curri,r late of Norwich in sail dis
trct deceased being presented to The Court here h John
l. nrrer the cSeouter tlrrn named for probate; II Is
ers nv sad that all persons concerned iherin he
notified to appear n Asesion Of said court. To he held ri
The Probate nillce In Boosock In said District the
frs, a, orTcbruary and shew canscf any they have
against the probate OF said WILL Tor which purpose Il Is
f1r her ordered that copy Of the record of this order be
published three weeks surr-ssv,y in the Spirit NJ the
4gr printed nj Uoodtock in said State, soon may
be. true copy ofrtcofd
ul.aw. DEL BILLINGS. Esei,f'r.
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DISSOLUTION.

under The firm Of WITT 4 UEWITT,is by mu-
tuaI consent dissolved The demands Of the firm VIII be
settled with JASON d. HEWITT. All persons owing ihe
concern will make immediate PAYMENT every demand 'hn
no, Maid between this and the first Of January NEXT VIII
be,left for collection. u d. ,,r,vttIrT
Wootistock, Oct. 81, l4i2