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CHESTER ACADEMY.

rJ,HE Fall Term Of this Institution will commence
| "Wednesday the 18th of September, and continue !
weeks The uneNamped prosperity OF the school. hl
enabled its friends tn such efforts, ms viii warrant
facilities learning. that given In no other schoo ID
the vicinity The BOARD Of Instruction" for the Term
Is the following: ,-,-
L. Rnnnev 4 n. 4. A. Rannev. A. ~, Associate fnn
cirals Miss l.. II. Prescott Precepress and 'enche Z"
Music Miss Y. &. Gibson. Assistant Preceptress Mrs
3 s.hv, teacher Of Vocal Music.
Tho hundred Jnnrs worth of new Apparatus has been
received for the Term. Lectures each TUESDAY anu 'h
day evening. .,. - -,
Board excluding. may be obtained AZ siOo per Wees
;rlud;ns room wood lshts and washing, 81 Is To $50
Tuition the same a. in other neehboring institutions
Chester, Aug. s, 1874. %@s""
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POETRY.
From the Knickerbocker for Sept.
A PRAYER.


From the Knickerbocker for Sept
A PRAYER.
Spare the sufferer, cruel Pain!
Spare the child!
Let her breathe in sleep, again,
Calm aud mild.
All our hopes are ccntered here,
Aud we pray wilhmany a tear,
Spare the child!
She hath never injured aughl
Meath the sun!
Pure Is she n loves first thought
Gentle one!
All! we cannot bear the fear,
That her life must vanish here,
Just bcgun.
Spare the sufferer, cruel Pan
Spare the child.
let her breathe in sleep again,
Calm and MIDI
For ourselves we've little fear
For the suffering angel hear!
CHARLES q. EASTMAN
WuniStOck, ~,
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
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kC|The Duke of Marlborough, struck
with the warlike air and fine figure of a
soldier taken prisoner at the battle OF Blen-
helm, exclaimed, "llad the French army
contained fifty thousand men similar to
that grenadicr, it would not have been
beaten" "Eh morbIuc," said the soldier,
"lhere were men enough like me, but the
army needed general like you"
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Srrcd RigM,-A juror was once fined
five dollars for not attending special
court. His excuse was, that he took no
newspaper, and was not aware Of the time.
The Judge said, this was an aggrayation Of
the offence, as every good citizen was
morally bound to take a newspaper
aud fined him ten doll ars. A sensible
Judge, that
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A native of the Emerald Isle was asked
how he could tell when man was drunk.
"Faith," answered Pat, "Id never be say
ing a man was drunk at all, without !
saw him trying to light his pipe at pump"
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Wei Occupied,-A man Is supposed to
be toerably well occupied, when he has his
vile on one arm, baby in the other, car
rying basket and cane in his hand a CT
gar in his mouth, and another hopeful
heir holding on to the skirts Of his coat!
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Going Plcasuriag,-ln Dresden late
ly, lilllc girl was heard to call from the
window of a mean house, to her opposite
ncighbor, "pIeasc, Mrs NJ, marin sends
her compliments, and if it's fine weather,
would you go begging with her to'm'r-
roWln
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6F"You may talk Of the bonds of ai-
fiction the ties of fellowship, and all
that, says Krantz, "but | know ONO stron-
ger attachment than that which Sheriff
eniertains for poor debtor who can't fork
up"
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leAHIHIEX'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.


THE WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
yHUNDRE EDS ofthonsnnds of people have proved
1t ana all confess il an entire master OF pam swell
Ing, sore pile, eye, and every nlandhc niecu"h'
Five minutes will convince any one that pnln by burns
and scnlls urc indeed trivial. (See rnmpheis) IL ~
Our duty to tell all this salve is blessing Is capable
of saving all pain aud life when every other remedy
known and the faculty is useless Every family viii use
it, Wcked, low wrotChcS are cOunictlritng it, and by
their trash much life will be lost aud suffering enlucd-
with lrnd like cr0nlcry they pretend It to hr genuine.
II H. Dacy is written on each box, no Magical ram
Extractor is genuine; avoid il as poison, useless and dan
grrOus.
The following persons are asenls for the sale 0 gem
unc article in Vermont:
s. i. Allen, Wookrlocki Potter and Parker, Pownai;
NJ II. d :. = Scott, Bcnnngton ;. 7. Peck East Ben
nurtun in Bennington County; I. ChilisN .. smith,
Wilmington; Perry Dexter, Dover NaIh'l Chteney Jr
Tnwnshend; David r. Cushing Cam'ridapor', Nindhaln
ConntS; Joseph lludeN OF so, thcseri Slarwn Rich
nrl>nn, Chester; A l. Thompson a Co.. sprIngtedi
ilnrrlc Il WhiicOmh Wearhersfeld; Dan TAFT Il Sons,
Tmtsvei q Bailey, So. Woodstock Walton Brown,
Fcchyillc; DAVIS Wheeler, Cayendishi Geo H. Moul-
ton Brdgcwaler III bIn'
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GLOW do you do, ma'm!" asked visit
or. 80 | am quite unueIl-qnlle out Of
spirits" "Why no, ma'am," said the
maid, there's quart left yet" Betty,
leave the room"
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WINTER ARR ANGEMENT.
ON and after November LIST, Passenger Trans will
" run daily, Sundays eNCepted) in connection with the
Boston and Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroad, as
follows;
Leave Boston ut Z A. NJ. II A. NJ, and p NJ.
Leave Concord at "a A, NJ, Ia A. NJ, and p. NJ
Trains from intermediate places will run ms ullOwsyiZ
Up TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at Ia AM, IL ia p. NJ, mud Ia p
Nashua AT \. NJ, p. NJ, and Pm
Manchester 93-l A. NJ, ia p. NJ, and ia pm
or Immediately the arrival of the from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester l-2 "A, NJ, II NJ, and 33-i p. VI.
Nashua at l-2 A. NJ, ia r. VI. aud 4 81 r. NJ,
Lowell at Z Ia A. NJ, 9 p. ", and l-2 p. NJ,
The second train from Concord arrives in Boston in
The road connects with the Boston aud Maine Rail
road, that Passengers may pass hewiNt Concord liza
verlill, Exeter, Dover and Portland either wny daily.
STAGES Immediately the arrival of the first train al
Concord, leave by various for lOpkinlon, Newport
Clnremnn ind WindsOr for Lebanon uud llunOvCrlNm
Ouh and lInyerll; Canaan and Orlor,; Meredith Bridge
Centre llarhOr and the White Mountains On the sec
Ond dny IRON Boston, Stages reach ROyH0n, Middlcburi
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with TIT
Steamboat line to Montreal and nv Steamboat and Nt e.
Ogdcnshuah; Stages also run from llavcrhll To stan
stead connecting there with Stages to Montreal Nu'r
other stages connecting with the Concord hlll hod'
run 10 the principle towns in New Hampshire vermont
and the CanuhHs.
STAGES run dny from Franklin and Sandbornon To h'
O'Clock train returning after the arrival OF the sccoht
train from Boston.
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GNXPERlENCE of fur years has fully tested the viz
II tues OF DR. snEnM,H's INDICATED LozENGEs. sew
era million boxes have been sold and given perfect sat
isactiOn Ia nll who have used them,
Physicians and Clereymcn, Lawyers Professors, rich
and poor high and owin fact nearly the whole OF the
American people have given them their and they
fast spreading their influence in every part Of
the known world,
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands, without their being suspected
Children and adults often suffer much from them, when
box of Sherman's Worm lOZengCs would give them i'm
mediate relief. Hundreds Of instances have to my
knowledge where persons on the brink OF the grave fast
wasting away, aud the Physicians trying their skill in
van and resornI at lust The only hope to sherman
Worm l0zenges, which have esOred them To health and
Happiness. How often have mothers called nj the ware
house and poured forth their thanks and blessings the
restoration OF their dear beloved offspring Never before
has perfect remedy been discovered for the entire erad
cation OF all kinds Of worms.
HEADACHE, PALPITATION,
Iowness of Spirits, Fatigue, Painting, Dependency,
Nervous disease generally and Sea Sickness, all sub
jet Ia the curative properties OF Shermans Camph0r
Lozcnees They cure severe headaches &c, in ten min
utcs. In fact they operate like acharm, and person
should 90 to sea without them as they are inlhle in
Sea Sickness. Persons subject fatigue attending
crowded parties will find them to relieve them of all las.
stude and oppression
COUGH, COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
Asthma, tghtnCss O the chest whonpng cough, cough
attending measles aud all affections at the lungs I'M
medlHely relieved hy Sheman's Cough OzrngCS. They
entirely cure nll recent cases in lew hours. and Ottrn
the most alarming Ol consumption yield, if hy
magic 10 their happy influence, IN the case of the Rev.
MIR Anthony, the Rev. Mr. Streeer and hundreds Of 9th
ers when they had been given mp ms incurlhle.
SllERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
ZOO, 900 sold yearly, anil for only II l-2 cents,
Rheumatism, Iumhngo, pain or weakness in the breast,
side back nny part of the body Immediately relieved
by the best Of all pasters cost what they may. Worn
on the lower part al the spine they cure the piles and t.
male weakness, falling OF the Wombi they draw corus
out by the without the least pain Joseph lIONe
was almost heu duuhlc-this plaster cured him in icw
hours. Mr. David Williams, old Revolutionary soldier
was cured OF Rheumatism, Cseverl years standing bN II.
The doctor dces the world IT, produce better plaster
OrbeIter L0lenges than his. lie is experienced odn-
Gated Ph scun, member OF the Medical Society of the
city nj New York. aud all his preparations are in high re-
pntc with his medical brethren well NJ with all other
Glasses Of the community, Always yOn get the ecnl
inc Shcrmanns LOzcngcS Plastcrs, they alone are
known and have stood the les, tor Years.
For Sale by :, j. ALLEN and by appointed AGENTS in
every town in the State l11-ly
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An lrishman, viewing Mount Auburn
Cemetery, remarked that he thought it
must be healthy place TO be buried in!
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CONSUMPTION
AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALS,.AAM OF !, L,I!YlERW0RT.

NOR the cure OF coughs colds asthma whOOping cough
Cuturh pains IN the side and breust Bronchitis Liver
complaints, and all those affections the throat and lungs,
which source OF much suffering and often ter
inmate in consumption This remedy justly and high
" distinguished 1t is purely vegetable, mild and gentle
in lis effects upon the system and be taken in the
most delicate cases with safety well as utility. So
eusiyey has been used and often proved successful
in extreme and apparently almost hopeless not
only palliative but Ms remedy that the proprietor
feels no hesmncy in introducing, and recommending il TO
all who unfortunately may have occasion TO resort TO
some means for recovery.
Physicians familiar with its effects and aware of the
healing properties of this vegetable preparations not un
frequently prescribe it In their practice and with the med
Ca Cuty generally, il has met with more than ordinary,
appreciation.
Certificates from the highest and most sour.
Crs persons who have either been greatly relieved by
it, or entirely recovered from affections Of the lungs and
liver could be furnished in abundance but deem
necessary to publish them, the medicine is generally
known throughout the country to be the best medicine in
use Tor diseases OF the lungs and liver.
For common cold and cough this is one Ofthe very
hest remedies discovered
n. b. There is spurious and counterfeit article aloa,
and lately introduced into tins place. Therefore be
ml to get the genuine, which is from 375 BOwery N York
and see that the steel patelabcl on the bottom to
prevent COuuterelis.
~z'FOR SALE by S. j. ALIEN, Woodstock; Geo. r.
MOultOn BdgewHter DOwner Neyins a Fish, ROyaltOnJ
f. e. Brooks Hartford A. a II. Wardner Winls"r ~. &
s. Mathews Psield Silas Burbank and Clark Collins,
MOntpeeri Moses Morse, JOmsOn MOrill, Young n CO
Sinliorli H. D. Morgan co., Warrenj Il. a j. NJ. Rich
ardson, WaitSled. holy
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sTs"Our union is perfect, as the two
convicts said, that went band-cuffed to
prison.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily rs follows;
Leave Boston at 3-4, p NJ, and arrive at Concord
the same evening
Leave Concord at p. NJ, and arrive nj Boston the
next morning,
Freight FIRST Glass. 81; Second Glass SO.
Freight should he delivered nj Concord and Boston an
hour AT enst before leaving, to insure delivery by the
first succeeding Train
All Passengers Baggage Should be marked, and when
valued than $50 notice should be given and
ira charges pnd claim for damage or loss beyond
suclsum will be allowed n. &. upllAM, Sup't.
Oct 81 l.l9. Is.t
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AGENTS NAMES.


Haskell Palmer, Chns. Dana lr.. WOoit9ck. Gnl
n CO., BrrtIett n Whilcomb Ucohr'f'M. a u
Warlncr. UjHdSor. Townsend Becker, PtishlM -
GilsOn Smith n Co.. ProciordiYc. Chas. Dodd, Roch.
cSier Geo Francis, II. y smith, Beihd i. VI. {" = u
Stocker. Philips Baker, H1rfHHG. Merrirk sylvester
Justin Morgan Stgctbrage. T. =. Ncycns, R0y1iicn-
Wooster Downcr, Sharon. ) Brooks, Bhns h"T-
" II steel. west H1rifprd u u Newton, norw,ch.-
Geo Wushburn A Thompson. Syrn gfCh. Daniel THit
Il sons TdtisriHe. Cushing Wnlcot. Nichols, QHfe'
che JIHqgc. OTIS Chanhcrlin' PoRJrtf. IL phn,orlh'
IT, Ggypa,d seymour nclkuap, East barnard. Dnyi,
A Wheeler CdrrTiiSh. Shcrwin Richardson, j. Had.
lev Che,f.r John wilder Ambrose Pelse. U'sion.-
lanes Martin PfymoHth Furnace. Lewis Robinson, south
R,niing. |. Rnymond, Ira Ange BridsCuGi'r. u
Manning. Chas sherwin, IHdor,r. Adams, Nrmingon
a Co.. Ludiotr. Oliver Baiy, South Uooddock. W
Brown Reading. :. l.. Wheeler, Plymouth N0irh.-
John White. North Sprincfcid l.. e. Fay, South Reading.
J. f. Nichols a Co., PsrtnSrHe.
REMEMBER
The only Office in Boston where the Indian Vegetable Pills
can be obtained j. ~
los FREMONT STREET. 10S
Principal Office and General Depot Race Street Pba-
delrhH.
IIOStou Jan Is 1914. lq2
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ALBERT KING. AGENT.

A T his OLD STAND lately occupied by j. q. Trhou.
n has rcitted the shop and furnished with every
cle USUALLY called for in the Grocery lnei such Dry
and PiCklcd Fish, Tobacco Tea, Coffee Sugar, MOasse,
Oil Fruits. Nuts, &c. &c, which he will sell rs low rs
cun be purchased in this vicinity and 40 MISTAKE.
ALSO
constantly hand Refreshments orevcry description and
drinks such beer, mead, cider, &c. &c
His old friends and patrons and the public generally are
respectfully invited to call aud see for themselves.
At the old stand opposite Wmtneys
WnOlstnrk Aln IL. lsll 22l--f
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LEBANON INSTITUTE.

TuIIIE Fail term of this school will commence August
2Sth and continue eleven weeks, under the superin-
tendcnce Of ]. G. oskins, A. M the present popular
and efficient Principal.
Miss G. GidjingS, late of Reading Seminary Mass.
will take charge o the female department mud the best
Of assistance will be procured in both departments.
Miss Jeanette Partridge viii continue to give les
the Piano Forte.
TUITION.
Common English branches, $500
Higher 4" $50
Languages, 400
For Music the usual extra charges
Board can be procured the most reasonable terms.
II. A. SlMONS, Secretary.
22l 3w
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FURNITURE.

rTNlIE undersigned would inform the citizens Of Wood
L stock and vicinity that he has purchased the entire
interest OF W. and G.. Fisher in the Cabinet business
and may be found at all times Mt the shop pleasant
street. where there will be kept hand as good an as
sorrment OF furniture be found in the State, which
will be sold cheap for cash or short credit.
Those DESTROYS Of purchasing will do well to examine
ior themselves before purchasing elsewhere, they
not fail of being suited.
Grain. Lumber and most kinds OF farming produce IN
ken in evchange for furniture. GEO. FISHER.
Woodstock, July Goth, 1914. 2ls "
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DOOR SPRINGS.
HARTWELL'S PATENT.
GEO, Il. CHAPMAN.
Wnnlstnck Nov 80. 1913. lsll
BARNARD INSTITUTE.

A SCHOOL Tor the instruction of Young Ladies ana
n Grnll,mcn will be Openrdut Barnard, by
MIR !. C. CROOkER. A. b.,
commencing on Monday sept. ID 10 continue ~ weeks
Instruction will be given in the ALLOWING branches
viz English Grammar, Geography Arithmetic Algebra,
Gtornrtry, Application Of Algebra TO Geometry, Losh-
rhms Trgunomcrry, Mensuwlion of Heights nnd DIS
pnccs Snrncr. aud Solids, surveying. Conc sections,
Natural Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Astronomy
Chrmsrrv Rhetoric, Logic, Topography, composition
aud the French Languagr.
Miichcl's Geography, Adams Arithmetic, smith oi
SWEETS Grammar, Days Algebra, Davies lrsthdres ht-
omctry, TriaOnOnery and MeGsnriioh Ghsons sur
yp, nG and l.Ogarhms. Ilutun's Conc sections, tom
stnck', Chemistry and Natural Philosophy ,AhcrCrombc's
intellectual and WAY lands Moral hilosorhy Olm>ted
Astronomy Burritts Geography O The Heavens, Hedges
Lorc Bif's Rhetoric, Robins History Bowers French
Oictonar, ulmnrs IevLtc's French Grammar, Perm
Fnblcs Vie de Washington.
rrirluS-ThOsc who attend TO the common English
,.,nr,',y nnI, will he charged Sl,5O
Higher branches from o,oO 10 o''o
French Language extra 3,Oo
NJ Particular attention will be paid to those who wish
IN nutiiy themselves for teaching. Instruction VIII also
he nivcn in Fencing, nroidsw0d Exercise AMI Military
am if drs'rrd board can be Obilncd in good families
ram a % TO 80 per week building il now being
GtrI up suitable fur the accommodation ol the school
Further reference can he made 10 the Prhcpa or the
following bonrd nj Trustees. -
EBENR ATWOOD, Jos ~, DANtOKIh
SETH CONANT HIRAM hlhENs.
Barnard, July 22i, lell.
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Dwelling House for
SALE!

THE HOUSE hear the foot Of Elm street built for and
occupied until lately by the Misses Aylwins is Offer
cred for sale on very reasonable termst thorough
" built, aud very convenient. Possession given immc
diaely. Foriirther particulars enquire of
L.. A. MARSH, or GILMAN HENRY.
Woodstock, Feby &c, lSii. l95 If
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ALSO
CORBIN'S OPADILDOCK,

II or sprans tumors and all limb affections The ye'y
Il best Of any now IN use. For sale by
DIR. :. J. ALLEN Druggist,
yy,oJsinrt VI 2I1-tf
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USUTTER SALT by the sack or bushcl for sale
I'D very cheap At the stone store ny .
GEO. II. CHAPMAN.
Mnv TO- leii.
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This ccrrincs that Mr. j. T.. Crookcr was engaged as
prncpal OF the South Woodstock High School, IN The fall
of -I3 aud that lie gave entire satisfaction. We there
fore very chcerluly recommend him to an enlightened
public us n good md faithful Instructor.
AMMI WILLARD, Trusfcesphe
WILLARD BOWMAN, SO. WoodSiock
JAMES c, Sl,AYTON, high SchooL
So wooIstork IuIy 9Th Isii. 290-3w
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CORBIN'S BITTERS S,

or general debility and all diseases arising from bat
L state Of the blood. These bitter- hiehly recon
mended, aud have proved BENEFICIAL in thousands o
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WRIGHT'S
INDIAN VEGETABLEP PILL S
% r.
Indian PurgatiyC.

THOUGII many medicines have been before the public
L much longer period than NRIGuT'S KDI,N WIG
EARLE Pus,ycl none stand, now in higher cpule or has
more rapidly attained firm hold upon pOpuarcstima:on
The thousands that have used them huughOu the Length
and breadth nj the Rcpuhc,n hear cheerful testimony
their thorough efficacy aud mild operation when employ
ed in the notwithstanding disorders (Which flesh is he'll
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william WRIGHT, VICE PRESIDENT.

or TuC NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEAtTH.
and that pclcrs never In ANY allowed TO sell The
enune medicine Al travelling igents will he PROVIDE
with certificate Of igcncy above described, md thus,
who cannot show one will be known base nposiOrs
The following highly respectable persons have been mp
pointed agents lnr the sale ulthc above named
URICHTiS INDIiN IEGETABLE rms.
or TIE NURTn AMERICAN COLLEGE or HEALTH
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

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