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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29
Notice

Notice.
NTOTICE is hereby giVen that all Psrsoas cut
In ting timber or otherwise trespassins on any
an the lands Of the Hon. Charles A. Murray viii
\. nros.euted 70 The utmost extent Of the law.
ID. A. MACKENZIE,
44a AEehI for c. A. Murray.
ELoUR--A good article, on hsnd and fos sais
low,sy J. u. OTIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29

III the District Court IT, :. IN and for Grant Com-
y, w. r., March Term, A. ID. lSii.
Charles :, iiemsiead, the Psesi-l
dent, Directors and Company
ofthe State Bank Of Illinois, Pc
ter Powell, Benjamin Godirey, T., Ch.,..rv
Winihrop :. Gilman, aud Nor -, pa,,,;o,,
G0N =" W"''''' No"P''V'''''s' fol Partition,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08

NO THE LADIE0--MRs WADE. la,
l. jnss ssceivsd her second stock (helier lhan
es) II Winter Aiiliassy direct from The Eas' -
. seeescslully invites shs Ladies to call and zee.
nns,l7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08
"Reminiscences Norlcr-

Tbs pnrnes interested "a a. e matters eeu i.in,d
IN the ahoYc decree. vii fske nail,c th-t Ha> p
appointed Monday the li'h daY OF March nsS..
al the office If Jacob y Frzhugf. IN he ein =
Wheeling, o. Tie TINE ana piafe, when | shall
satntrtuce acting uu ser fh "a dcefcc And ]
hetesy require that oil rer-ous who NAV have
claims n present, or other BUSINESS Hntrr Ihc
decree 20 afpear heisie no, on or before the
I hlt day al April next. with such papers
-. oi- aud vouchers, as may be Ht,r4saT, i.r Tie
pfopr, taking ol TIM ac-eunt
EDN ARD II ftFEHU IL.
feb Master Com missioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08

"a OTICE-'rhe parnef,hp hrfclpfate
rrisiiuE between The suitsrri herl. under tEc
fun OF BLAKE. GRfESEMER & co. /. Dissolved
by mutual cnnscnt + s GRiESEMER g. d !
TALLANr. are auhouzed 10 receive 81 dehfs
due the late coDce,n. nnd viii also ale al claims
agair-i the same
The firm 81 BLAKE. TALLANT e. co. late of
Lagrange Furnace. Lawrcnc. c. OHIO. o.. al.o
dissolved 10y mutual esus"ni. II BLAKE. VII nuy
al claims against The said firm. and s authorized 10
receive all debts due tie same.
II BLAKE.
rs GRiESEMER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Hhreiing. Fly 7. 1874.
The parti.s interested IN The matters contained
u the foregoing abstract are hereby notliied tn
have app ted Wednesday the 6ih DIV If
" arch next At NV office in the city "f Wh-eling.
as the iime an e! place. when and where. | shall
proceed IL ascer IN tho amounts due, and INV
Nents made. directed by said decree. aud |
require all persons concerned, 10 attsnd before
me al the tune and place aforesaid
Aft% WILSON,
feb Master Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08


And the court ialh fIereasan. adfHtee. orI#.f
Hnd Hera'e TIA g. ca r. he fofefftfi d. daa4d
II FH1su1b, ftq one 81 tie e ulnusslaLeHs ed
los fn#ft 60 iaAc aud ~ .ta 4 HUtz uuI al tat.
Location, qHanIfY ard value If tue tfal estate
whel tht - @. ar SfnHs, Was stfztd sol or
ta tiled tp.ai nfeHafsa " The several HsIf ffutz
lHa 81 fhc unts u iht falitItar, 81 lac s,tsfH|
llrinenmin= teuds WtaB utd ia -aIi ORIGINAL 4
tmeHdcd and supplemental bills .N.4th the Ilaau5.
hranars Ga. rsuu au3 the Va ue ii tHe alarsI
truis and profits fhefcof ard aI,8 to tsse aud
aadca1r-ca1 upoB bis raj ct - ai8ftsaIa.
with the tfd,f iu hIch thfy are emitted fo pas
meats and f.F n purpose, tie said com .iIz.
siantf % to cause boz. % be REau Is adtcf.
H7HUfri go 80 uc aHe 1I iIarc If fla a.Ht#s
pi oie ihr fffF al N hrt ing ln the county, far
fle CTs7fHfs 1f SAID oittms. whose 1.maads are
-tarseatIcu an ai. ftal esIa#c. 10 raalc ia heiu
HuH aHd prove fEtIf rIlfus. and hr sinai Il
- teiuptafY dag for tRst purpose. aod such 4
Ella tns. hY thr fHua 80 limited sinai Pc excluded
T. m tie ben, Gi II td1s 3csree And MISC to take
aud stale an account II fbu fta. estHfe. winch
the defendant Htnrs No Was - zcd =, or
e. tlilad IA, AZ the dates Il sand Judgments, aud
The times ut tie t.lielfufU 80 The saId b. Hds. as
wi. as al lho f.me Wien the Ae4tr4l Dcrt.a I
trust neufinned IN sald buds from .sd Mnofr
Ia lisi and B'ady cspecuye.Y. were leterd 4
fpcuTd, Wlta tae tsmeuis and IN 1911 tfauces
ahargeab a. ,hefeuu, nd iu what fdef tacY ATE
charged iic dpJn TIE sam, ard the ofd,r Iu whith
th respective porHo OF tHe said real state ct
sid Z t'fa - charSetale. With the payment al
said ludgme - aud n,unih. anets, m tie hsrds
al the rcspcctfe purchasers and OWNS tl,tslri
Aud ,He SAID 60 ntuiasfOa,t 8 la zlse de aotica
al hIs proceeding go sfHff sU#fi #tttfH
Ttsie, ALIEN T LAlHLEA. Cl.ik.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08

I THFT1rF . III VfTTFt.
'Anlit = fnriacr 1jnd }ed ord - anil jerresd
TINT /, be referred to ilexini r Al 81, e-a a
csmmIs sianrr lf this ra1et II aacnrttin mi re-
poff VIM Is 1nc 10 s,ii cannla.asnis. respective.
". on the o'her writings obligatory, m, nnunrd
m SAID bills aud mn 'rs ings. and Wal payments
have been made iher .an respectively ont OF the
trust property conveyri By the rrfrn liant Phdirs
to DANIEL Lamb aud by he dsG ndar' FgWcrtt
10 Will m " King, as mentianed 10 the answers
Of the said solomon KIM 10 slid original hdls.
tos,i Their With anything cl-r dcamed pertinent ~
hiinfcil or specially required nv the ntrfics.
Tesle, ALEX r Li1DLEY, Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08

H-tVGlNtA-r, e.ft~.Esy At an informed
ate term ~ Ihe Circuit SUPERIOR ranff %
Law an' ehaBetiY faf he c,unfr 81 clio IsIa
n the efuu hanse useteof ua fuaaf ill., Il. F
day oi Jntua-g iefl
Henry tilila4, elm la.uarf
aEaHHtf
RichBld ~Iwms snH .utr=. a. fentanfs
bEt r. g FOR ACCOUNT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08

IRGINIA-Aia Circuit suoerior Cpnr Of Law
aud Chnncrrv. heaua, continued and hed ior
tn county nj pai1. the court house thereof.
on Fruay he lTlh y ~ Novsmh,r lsl 70.
The Nlfih Western Baih 81 yrgnna.
Al
The Mefrhau's' ani Mcrhansc.' Rank
,,...,, Chance y.
81 mon X n; aud orhef..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08

tgYRU+r SATE-Bt vfras of n J,t,Ioi Traet.
u cter7lied by jacob / Bier O j r. car.e IN
the JetL = etlies Of Ohlo county. / shat II
SATURDAY. thc2jh day # February next. rte.e d
eel , puhAe ahrtien to the ha rest biddgr ~
Nh. rem door of the corr house OF OHIO 30 M
all In nahf, tile aud nterest Of Jaeob T. Be
IN and - lots No. one, NO, tnrcc and four IA
the "a square IN Spfigg Is Rltlhr's addition 10
South Wheeling, commonly called RitchlgtoVh,
whoteos IA a valuable Slenm INV III. Ais,
Al md Hier's right title and interest IN aad -
8ots NJ i've. sIx aud thirteen IN the sth ,quage IN
lie "a ue adduou. wherein IL valuable dwcl
~ house aud other buildings Also all sa,d
Hler'- r2ht llilc aud interest in aid to 1t NJ
~ situate at the corter Of 1ohn and FRh
streets - fhe cltv of Wheeling selling as
I'm -tec shlll unlyeoosoy s1eh title asis ,esftd
~ e bYtke dHe4 al Gast Terms made ksowa
At lie uh and rlacr ~ Sn'c
"a : 81 NELSON Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08

~ s GRlESEMER a D. TALLANT, in
continuing tie hHsiness Of manufacturing
lr'r. Nas. Nc Al The Wheeling Iron Works. under
the firm of GRiESEMER 4 TALLAAT trust thai
eY vii merit lie snpppti extended 10 the esta'
bshmeni herei-pie. II l. lher intention 10 manu-
iaei-fe none hal . good arirlc. Which they
confidently believe. will give Satisfaction 10 all
cHsiomets They Earn 81, request hose indebted
In he late firm 81 Blake, Gries-ner 4 Co 10 come
htwsnl nd relieve them FINN The necessity 81
taking mea,bres 6ur cailecun by law ian ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08

Absfraci
And the CONT doth thereupon adindee ORDER
and decree, that THIS cause be referred 10 f. II
fiZhUSh, sd one Of tn, c. commissioners OF thIs
court. 10 take aud state an account Of the Va 'ue
OF the tract nf land. and ri2h' - dig aud use
coal described 10 the deed ofJuly IL ls3b mention
u IA SAID bill and II thu value nf the annual
rents aud profits thereof and To take and ate
az account of the leis, inCumhra1cas aud
charges o. SAID tract OF land and usht 10 dig aud
use cual, AID of the amounts speedway due on
The several judgments aud forthcoming bonds
mentioned IN said bill, and Of IN e pcrsoas to
whom the same are respectively sdue, with he
amount 1ue 10 each OF ih7n aud the order ~
which they are respectively ch4rseable on the
SAID real estate n Tie prier IN which the sad
estate IS liable To- pay the s1mei together with
any thlng deencd pertinent BY the SAID Commits
sionef or specially required by either of the par
Ties, And the said Commissioner - TO give
reasonable notice of his proceedings II the par
Ties, and i 10 give talry DAYS notice
bY advertisement. N some newspaper printed ~
the cry Of Wheeling; for all persons claiming
liens or membranes on sad re- esiaie 10
come III before him and prove the II 81 d demands
aud he shan tx a pcfemptsrY daY ioT that pur-
pose, aud sach ot them a. shall 81 So come ~
aud prove their dema.ds b. the tine a. limited
sh al be excluded from the beuret II his decree
nnd The SAID csinmlsslJBer shah lcpJTt to the
court. Isste.
CosiMlSSlO HRS NOTICE
Pursuant 10 ghe dire ton N tla above decree
contained, he parues interested harrln ars
hereby notified. that have appoinie i Tuesday
the l2ih dag OF March neKi, at the ofie. 3f Jacoh
X fIizhngh IN the city OF Wheeling, as the a ne
and place Tor e9ni nenelns the account and |
HEREBY require all pefs1us having clalus 10 prove
10 present .hem before me properly authcntica ted
and vDGched On or before the ienih day ol April
next EDWARD II III XHuGH,
teb7 Master Csmnu soner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08
ISsIRANgE.

laeh RAW
h = lSkS all be rabrn y the FIRE 4 MARINE
E u INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
az tbt ieged rates on
bdta.a2 OF all kiaIs. 81. ne, brick ar ooden
al tse.f contents.
s'ea nnoa = factories. mill, &c.
Furniture
And merchandise nl all K,ats
And aEanei all daaesfs att nilng the t1hlss
poflatan 81 goods ariNors. tNus, scus, canals
unt railroads
FIR tie character Of III. company, to4,remp
utade and 1bsfahty ia thu ndius:mrui md "a
ment ai issses we beg Law a. r.fr Il the Inef.
chants ei this place AID rls,whorr# wn9 have had
lhe Adjustment III Al upon MS aux
ono n Maj 81 K y II ARn1NG. - ~
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

by means of protected wires, supported at
suitable distance and at a proper eleva-
ton, by posts or spars. Suppose the oper-
ator to be at Washington, and that he
wishes to transmit intelligence to Baltl-
more. lie has before him two eXtremllles
of the wires, and the means of sending a.
long current of the electro fluid, The
instant he brings them together, the soft
iron mass in Baltimore becomes magnet
the iron above it is drawn towards 1t;
and the style TO which it is attached, is
pressed upon the paper; aud this, being car
ried forward by the machinery which Is at
the same instant by another magnet set IN
motion, receives the impression, AS soon
as the two wires are separated, the soft IRON
is no longer magnet-the iron above is
no longer attracted, and the pea no longer
rests upon the paper. BY bringing the
wire IN contact and instantly separating
them, dat is made; by keeping them in
contact for Il little time, ddsh; and by the
combination of these two, all the words IN
the language, and all the numerals, may be
written andsread
BY means of this telegraph, II to 20
characters l. G, lin effect letters of the
alphabet, can be transmitted in minute;
or as fast us printer, could set up the types.
So if the communication were complete
from Washington to New Orleans, the
Presidents message, if not unreasonably
long, might be read entire in the latter city
in "a hours after it was delivered, and
portions off in much less time.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
BERKSHIRE MEDICAL COLLEGE
FACULTY.,

HENRY H. CIlllDS, NJ D., Professor Of the Theory and
Practice Of Medcine' and Obstetrics.
GILMAN klNlBAl.L NJ d., Professor OF the Principles
and Practice nj Surgery.
h0NIO CLARK, NJ Professor OF General and Special
Pathology; md Matcria Mcdcu
BENJAMIN X. PALMER, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy;
and Ply >iology.
CHESTER DENY, NJ D., Professor Of Chemisry Bot.
ANY, and Natural Philosophy.
HON. HENRY HUBBARD, A. NJ, Professor Of Mcdicat
Jurisprudence.
TIMOTHY CHlLDS, Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The annual course OF lectures will commence on the
first Thursday M ufAugust next and continue fourteen
week.
FEES-Fcc for all the courses oflectures $500 fee for
those who have attended two full courses INCORPORATED
Medical schools, SIG Matrcuati0n ticket, 81 stu
dents who have ATTENDED two courses AT this Institution
will be required 10 pay only the Mnlrcualio fee. Grad
uaton fee Sis Library tee, according to The number OF
books taken out.
READING TERM-lmstruCtiOn is given during the
whole year in all the ranches Of Medical Science stu
dents will he furnished with due supply Ofsuhjccts and
good accommodation, for dissection. Daily examinations
and recltations will be attended, and Thesis some
medical suhiCCt Will be expected OF each student Onrc
fortnight, students will have access to the Anatomical
Museum the Cabinet Of minerals, and the Library.
Fee for the whole term 10, and Tor part Of the term
the fee viii be in proportion,
The reading term will be under the direction of Prof.
Chlds, assisted by competent instructors The regular
and systematic instruction here pursued will he Of great
advantage preparing students i"r attendance upon the
course Of public lectures.
Students who propose attending the of lectures
will find advantageous to spondn few weeks in the Read
ing TERM previous the opening OF the Session, to
which they will be admitted grutuituusy.
II II. CIlllDs, President.
b. ltn
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
CONSUMPTION
AMID Liver COMPLAINT
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.
From RDWERN

TNOR the cure OiCOugS colds, asthma whOOping cough,
catar pains in the side and breast, Bronchitis, Liver
complaints, and all those affections of the throat and lungs
which are source OF much suffering and Oiten
inmate IN consumption This remedy is justly and high
ly distinguished 1t purely vegetable mild and gentle
III It's ELECTS upon the system aud can be taken in the
most delicate with safety wcllas utility So eX.
cnsiyeiy has il been used, and 50 often proved successful
in extreme and apparently almost hopeless
only as palliative hut Il remedy, that the proprietor
feels hCsitancy in introducing, and recommending ii
all who unfortunately may have occasion to to
some means for recovery,
Physicians familiar with its effects and aware of the
healing properties OF this vegetable preparation not un
frequently prescribe it in their practice, and with the med
cu cu generally it has met with more than ordinary
appreciation.
Certificates from the highest and most respcc table sour
U persons who have either been greatly relieved bv
il, entirely recovered from affections of the lungs ana
liver, could be furnished in abundance, but deemit not
necessary To publish thC the medicine generally
known throughout the country to be the best medicine in
use tor diseases OF the lungs and liver.
For n common cold and cough this is one the very
best remedies ever discovered.
n. b. There is spurious and counterfeit article aloat
and lately introduced into tins place. Therefore be care
n to get the genuine which is from 375 BOwery n York
and STE that the steel putelabel is the bottom to
prevent cOunteriels.
lion SALE by s. ALLEN, Woodstock; Geo. r.
MOuOn, Bridgcwateri DOwncr Nevins a Fish, RoyalrOn
+. G.. Brooks, Hartford A. n II. Wardncr Windsor; ",
s. Mathews Pittsirdi Sas Burbank and Clark a Collins
MOntpclicr Moses Morse Johnson; MOrill, Young Il co.
Sralordi II. ID. Morgan co., Warren r. ~ j. NJ. Rich
arlSOn, WaitSfeld, I1O-ly
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
ORIGIN OF TIE FLOWER "FOR-
GET-ME.NOT."

Mills, in his work on chivary mentions
that the beautiful little Flower "Forgct.me-
not" was known in England as early as
Edward the Fourth aud in a note gives the
following pretty incident: Two lovers
were lettering along the margin ola lake
on fine summers evening, when the
maiden discovered some flowers growing
in the water close to the bank of an island
at some distance from the shore. She ex-
pressed a desire to possess them, when
her knight, in the true spirit of chivalry,
plunged inlo the water and swimming to
the spot, cropped the wishcd.ior plant; but
his strength was unable to fulfil the object
of his achievements; aud telling that he
could not regain the shore, although very
near it ne threw the flowers on the bank,
and casting last ail'ectlonate look on his
lady love, said, 'Forge,-me-not,' and was
buried in the water
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
TRUE POLITENESS,

lie who has a heart glowing with kind
ness and good will toward his fellow men,
and who is guided in the exercise Of those
feelings by good common sense, is the lru-
ly polite man. Politeness does NOT con-
sist in wearing white silk glove, anL in
gracefully lifting your hat as you meet an
acquaintance; it does not consist in arllh-
cia smiles and llattering speech; but in ST.
lence and honest desires to promote the
happiness Of those around you; in the rea-
dncas to sacrifice your own ease and conf
fort to add to the enjoyment of others, The
poor negro women who found Mungo Park
pcrishing under the palm trees of Africa,
and who led him to their hut, and supplied
him with food, and lulled him 10 sleep with
their simple songs, were generally polite.
They addressed him in language Of kind
ness and sympathy; they led him lenderly
to their home, and did all in their power
to revive his dropping spirits.
A poor drover was driving his beeves TO
market on a winters day. The cattle met
a lady in the path, and apparently uncon-
scious of the impolitencss, compelled the
lady to turn one side into the snow. "Mad-
am" said the drover apologizng for the
rudencss of his herd, "if the cattle knew
as much as do, You should not walk III
the snow" That drover was, in the best
sense of the term, Il gentleman, while
many young man, in Washington street,
or Broadway, with glove and cane, and
graceful step, is brute
The man who lays aside all selfshncss,
IN regard to the happiness of others, who
is ever ready to confer iavors, who speaks
in language of kindness and Cancellation,
and who studies to manifest those little at
tentions which CRAFTY the heart, is a po-
lite man, though he may wear homespun
coat and make avery ungracclul bow, And
many fashionable, who dresses genteelly,
and enters the most crowded apartments,
with assurance and ease, is perfect COM
pound of rudcness aud inciviIity True
polteness is virtue of the understanding,
and OF the heart. 1t is not like the whited
scpulchre, or like Sodoms iar-iamcd fruit,
There are no rules for the exercise of this
virtue, more correct and definite than those
laid down in the New Testament. There
is no book of pollcness comparable with
the bibc.-Rtr. =. e. 1bb0H.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
POETRY.
THERE'S NO SUCH GIRL AS MINE.

THERE'S NO SUCH GIRL AS MINE.
BY SAMUEL LOVER.
Oh, there's no such girl as mine
In all the wide world round;
With her hair of golden twine,
And her voice fsilyer sound.
Her eyes are as black as the slocs,
And quick is her ear SO fine,
And her breath is as sweet ms the rose;
There's no such girl as mine!
Her spirit so sweelly flows,
Unconscious winner of hearts,
There's II smile wherever she goes,
There's sigh wherever she parts;
A blessing she wins from The poor,
To court her the rich all incline,
She's welcome at every door
o there's no such girl as mine!
She's light to the bnnquct-mll,
She's balm To the couch Of care!
In sorrow, in mrlh, in all,
She takes her own sweet share.
Enchanting the many abroad,
AT home doth she brightest shine;
'TwoIe endless her worth TO laud-
There's no such GIL as mine'
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
ISPUBLlSHED
/ ! cry THURSDAY EVENING,
At WOODSTOC K.vER MONT.
ELM STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK.
" T. X Nj s


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the responsibility OF Agent, and in case is ~,
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The ransportation,hy mail or otherwise, in all cases
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Nopaper will be discontinued uniilall arrearaees are
PAID except at our option. "
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some one known the editor lbecomc ioy
the insertion.
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charged accordingly unless the number Of insertions h,
specified
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Subscriptions taken for any length of time
1TPostmasters are allowed by law, To forward money
OT subscriptions to newspapers, free feNpense
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The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
New SlOrc-Ncw Firn-New Goods.
HsRsNSTaAID & BROTHERS
SUCCESSORS TO
PANGBORN q BRINSMAIO,
BURLINGTON. W.,

A re prepared to sell AT the lowest Boston or New
"a York prices, at wholesale OrTctH Watches ClOchs
Jewcry German silver, plated, BRITANNIA and other
Metal Goods, Gold Thimbes, Srectaccs. Chains, Rings,
Pins Brooches anil all goods in the line, and besides the
finest description Of Goods keeping great yare-
~ o Goods At wholesale to supply Podar, Others, To
sell again. and we invite calls and orders from abroad,
assuring customers that they will find the Goods low, and
Of the quality they are sold for.
We import Goods or buy them wherever we ran get
them to advantage, and shall sell - that give
TONERS satisfaction.
Orders from distance attended to promptly, and ~
good bargains aivcn In y the least, by personal mp
plicatiun. Clocks or Watches, 10y the BON single
We igCnls iir the Diamond pointed Gold Pens, Fly
Nets Tor Horses. and MOrrsOn's Pills.
NC have Willow Ware, Combs. brushes, IIOusckecp-
ing Articles. Rror., and other Cutlery. Communion Fur
nurr Fishing Tackle, Baskets, Stocks, sCuris, Collars
Suspendcrs, DC.
We have Dressing Cases. Work Boxes, Musical insr-
cntS Bass and Double Bass NiO MclOdinns aud most
smaller Instruments and Musical Merchandise.
III short wc would Just say that we have Cyicn-
siyc and varied assortment ol american, Enel Gcrman
aud Paris FANCY ARTICLES, and We hill
aware that the way IN sell them is To put them low that
Boston or New YORK III not he favorable place TO
bu, them We buy for Cash. and sell for cash. Our
TONERS can buy ns cheap here at any other place. lfany
one chooses to send ~ the cash for gold silver
Watch stance,nr any other article, aud leave the
selection IL Us they shall have article worth the money
sent and il IL does not suit it be- exchanged. Our sl:
Spoons are made in our own shop.
Particular attention paid Ia fine Watch repairing.
BRINSMAlD d BROTHERS.
2l0U Burlington, Vermont.