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CONCORD RAIL ROAD,
2 ~ s;s;2sS 49, q A s..
WINTER ARRANGEMENT


ON and after November Isl, Passenger Trains will
" run ,ail, SUNDAY r>cepcd) in connection with III.
Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Lowell Railroad, a,
iuliuws;
Leave Rosron NJ A. NJ. II A. ~, and hP NJ.
Leave Concord II "a A. NJ. la 4. W., mud r. NJ
Trains from intermediate rlaces will run ms ollowsv viz
Ip TRAINS.
Leave Lowell NJ Ia A.M I2 Ia P. and Id p ~
Nashua NJ o A.. NJ, P. NJ, and Pm,
Manchester 93-l 4. VI, Sd p. NJ, mud IA pm
nr Immediately the arrival OF the rom Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester I-2 A. NJ. " ". and 33i p,
Nashua ~ Il l2 4. NJ, ID p. NJ. aud ID =, N.
" Inwrll ~ III 4. NJ p. ", and l-2P VI,
immetnitl, IN the arrival ri the rnrs from Concord
he -ec"tl iran tram Concord arrives in Boston in
on far Passengers 10 take the ocock tram to New N"rn
The rnnd connects with the Boston aud Maine Rail
ou 50 that Passengers may pass heiwiyt Concord lila
Vrrhll Exeter. Dover and Portland either why daily,
STAGES immediately the arrival nf The first train n
oncor, leave h, various routes for lokin,o Newport
nth and Irvrrhill cannnn and Orior; Meredith Bridge
enire IInrhor and the White Mountains IN the sec
md ia, from Boston, Stages reach R0Nnon, Midlehur,
Mont pcler aud burlington connecting there with tn
Hienhnai line Ia Montreal nnd nv Steamboat aud Nthe
- Ogrnsbnrgl; Stages also run from llnvrrhill Ia stan
lead connecting there win Stages to Montreal Numrr
aus other stages connecting with the Concord Rail Run
I'M 10 the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vernon
aud the Canans
Stages daily from Franklin and Sandhornton To h
o'clock train. returning AFTER the arrival Othe secon'
train from boston.
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CHESTER ACADEMY.

I'VE Fall Tern, IT this institution will comm,pr.
] "Wednesday the 4tt ni September. ard ror,ippe n
weeks. The nne'anplrd prosperity Of The school he.
rn-bnh It's firn'ls In use such ehnrs a. will vsr,,,,
ch.s or irrrniug hs' giver in 70 ob-, school IA
he vicinity The Board 'f Instruction" ft the Term
~ he E,lowire:
T.. Rarre,. n. A. 4. Rnnnev. 4 n. As.nriair Prin
'inal- Miss T. Prescott. Pr,rrrirrss rnd 'nche n,
vu-ic Miss '. Gibson. Assistant Prerrptress Mr..
& i-hv. ir.ch'r nj "rsi rnsr
The h"nir dollars worth new Apr.ra'rs has Leri
-reivri fnr The Term Lectures each Tursda, aud Fri.
II, evening
Bnrrh excluding NAV he obtained VI s1.c0 per werk
nrudire room. wool. .h,s ard washing. q IS IN $50
Tuition. The same A. in other neishborins institutions
Chester. Aug. s. 1874 ia sw
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DAL:.EY,S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

ihI "oNpEh AND BLESSING OF Tue AGE
CNDk EDS ol thousands OF people have proy,d
Il u hii MI un'ess II nj rnllrr MASTER OF main "a Ill
ins, sore e' sore eye and III ever, ihnuabr sfrr,,n
rive mihits VIII convince my that pain h, burns
aud sra,lS ARE indeed trivial. (see pamphrt. II 4,
"ur hu'y TO tell all men this save be., sing is ca,sle
ut SAVING all pain nni even lille when ever, other remedy
hnown ana me faculty Is Useless. Ever, family viii u,s
H. Wrked, low wrrichrs ARE cuuhirit-IIIp H. md Lv
,hrr trash much life will be lost aud suffering rIu Ell -
MN mend l'ke enr"nlrr. they pretend II IL Lr prLuin.
Extractor is genunei avoid IL. puson u.er., and dam.
grroIs. " "A'
Inc borrowing persons are agents for the sale of the GEM
nine article IN Vermont;
So Allen Wook,lock; Potter AMI Parker Povunl,
NJ M :, : Scot, Bennington; :. r. prch Es,, irn'
mimg'nh III Bennington County 7. Childs a q smith
M'n'In9'oni P'rN DEXTER bower; Nah'I he, rr,' Jr
,"wn'hoh'i ',avhi Gushing Camhrdgpori, \ iudb,m
'hIi ,o'eph ithde, 81 50. CHESTER Sharw in d Eich.
nrns",' nr,'rri !. Thompson q Co., Springfield;
Mrti Whllcnmh. Wralhr,f,h Dun'lrni a Sal,
In''.vlll'i % bailey. Sn. Wumlsinck; WALTON Br.v
ton, iiridgewuler. Of, EN- '
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srArEuF yERAIuXT.)

SIATEUF YER MONTr( At Probnfe Court.
ana i"r said Disisci, on the third ,ay fSeplrr
D. le44 Present the Hon. THOMAS F. LAMhUND
Judge o'Dr
- inmr III br jamin Brown ale ur avrudi,h IN lid
District decreased, he presented 10 the cutrt her, v
"alon brown the executor therein AIMED for prut ATE
i is ordered b, said court that all prr,n,, roc.r.S
,h"re hr notified I" appear NJ session ,r >. III curI in
We held NJ ihr I'm nj E. Dyke in W,uhrr,hr field in mid
".lct' on the FIRST Tresn, Of ''rior 4. b. ls44 md
snow rausa ANY they ma, have, against the proi,,
W s"u WIZ Tor which purpose il is fr,ha, ordrr thai
COPY Z" The record If This or-r he published III, &c w,rl
'uceesHveh, n Woodstock Agr,' prnIrdat oo,.rock
sdI suur, US soon a. ma be. true cup, Of rr,nrd
E2o'5w THOMAS F. HAMMOND. Judge.
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U,,MMISSIONER'S NOTICE

NIE the Subscribers he NJ appointed b, the Hon the
w Probate Court Tor the District o Hartford Com.
nissioners 10 receive, examine and dust all cnims ~
demands 81 all Persons against the estate nt ANAk
BOCkWAf late Of Norwich IN said District. drcensrd
aud all claims and demands exhibited IN ofsr hr,-io
ard six months from this daIe herg Hnw ed ior ,ha
purpose, hereb. give notice TINT III attend To ths
business Of our appointment al the lsie rr,idrn,r Of tina
deceased IN SKID Norwich On The first Wednesday ir
October, November and Frhriar, nr>t.
CHESTER CARpE\TFR,( co;..;.
JASPER CARPENTER, '0""''o"e'
August 7th A. ID. ls44 22e.5S
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE
1sPU"iisHED
L VERY RSDAY ETRyINC
AT WO0nS OCK, vLRMtN
ELM STREET, OPPOSITE THE uANk.
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u rH,mrni hr della, ri be, ond the reception Of IN, b.
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-iN months oi iht volume. A.
u he, ond the reception OF The last number ot,A "
v, ,v'"me, ..,,.,. $50
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ninst he paid u, III, -nhsrrii.r, :" MI Thtn
n" e,rsr ne si.ron''"Sr" un,iail ar.sr.,.. o..
Al advertisement, nn.'t- p-h for In ,s,,... all,
-nne one known Ia The editor wihreop, r,,i q, .i, a.,
the ins-rfirI. '''''' y"
Advertisements will h'ronfirurf NM fati,,,r 40
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'nt n"n-nbsrrihers sac, ter,e~r ''o
Subscriptions ,rkrn mr. IN, lrnaih Of tive.
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FURNITURE.

rTNHE undersigned would inform The citizens Of Wood.
stock aud vicnit, that he has purchased the entire
interest OF NJ and q. Fisher In the Cabinet business,
and may be found AT all times al The shop on pleasant
street, where there will be kept hand good an
sOrmpn Of furniture an he found In the State, which
will bc sold cheap Tor cash or short credit.
Those DESTROYS Of purchasing will do well TO examine
Tor themselves belore purchasing esew here, they can
not Gail Of being suited.
Grain, Lumber and most kinds OF farming produce 10
ken In exchange for furniture. GEO. FISHER.
WoodSIork. july q III. lsl4. zIS II
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LNXPERlENCE of fur yrnrs has fully tested the vir
II iues oiDR SHgaMAs's MEDic,TED i.ozgNGES, sew
era million boxes have been sold aud given perfect sat
siacIion to all who have used them.
Physicians and Clergy men, Lawyers. Professors, rich
aud poor high and ow-in hct nearly the whole OF the
American people have given them their sanction aud they
now last spreading their influence in every part
the known world
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands without their ever heins suspected
Children aud adults often suffer much from hem when
box Of Shermun's Worm Iozenees would give them i'm
mediate relie Hundreds Of instances have come TO nv
knowledge where persons Oh the brink ri The grave is
wasting away, and the PHYSICIANS irving their skill in
vain aud resornl at lust. the only hope sherman
Worm lozenges, which have restored them health and
happiness How Often have mothers called nj the
house md poured firth their thanks and blessings the
resIoraon Of their dear beloved offspring Never before
has perfect remedy been ed for the entire era
cation OF all kinds OF worms
HEADACHE, PALPiTATION,
I0wnrss Of Spirits Fatigue, Painting, Dependency
Nervous disease grnernliy and Sen Sickness are all sub
jet 10 the curative properties O Shermnns Camphnr
i'zenees. They cure headaches &c, in ten min
ues In fact they operate like Hcharm, and no person
should 20 /" sen without them they ARE inallihe in
Sea sickness. Persons subject to fatigue, or attending
crowded parties will find them 10 relieve them of all las
situde aud oppression.
COUGll, COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
Asthma, ghtress o the chest, whoopins cough, cough
attending measles aud all affections the lungs i'm
me'Inte, relieved N Shermans Cough ozrnges. They
entirely cure nll recent Gases in lew hours md ori
The most alarming cases III consumption yield, il bN
magic, To their happy influence, III the of The Rev
Mr. Anthony the Rev Mr. Streeer, aud hundreds al 9th
ers' even when The, hnd heen given ~ Ms ircnralle
SliER MANS POOR MANS PLASTER.
,00O, 600 soid yenriy, and fo' only IL l-2 rents
rheumatism, l.unhaso pain weakness in The hret.
side. hack, my part oi The bnd\ immediately relieved
by the hest at all pasiers. Cost what they may Worn
The lower purl ri the spine they cure the piles and
unle weakness, falling OF the womb; the, draw cor,
uu lN the roots without the least pain, Joseph loNit
was almost beu donhlr-ihis plaster cured hun in few
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STRAIGHTFORWARD SUpPORTFR

putSWiANs aud lNNAilDS rall n, Dr = J. Al.
= hhN ana r>nmlnr I ANE'> Pnirn, rriIu.,h
"",'hn' s"rp"rrt- Which ar dtsgir ur = r. i,,t N, A
'upori ~ rns-- OF week.-mrs. nn d,,ord,r, ,r The ht
spine nn'i abdominal support. w
nho' rs en- Sp'nhlS ppoIirrs designed tor rrcp,s
" s'"'"'r' hho,, slo"pihg posture. inuid ,h,uI Or.
az N"'i hillrs hnd missr~ c,I fhrd In ,rl ,,I $50.
'','rs .imrn'-, ne chants, clerks. ol.t,v,rr, M
"t'hhls who htr "crnpi,d mere Or >, with ..,l, 49,,
pur''' VIII receive great benefit from III. u.e Of I'm NJ
me above Instruments nra nsruf.rinr,d md FIR .,,.
by D. SMITH 20 - riI gIeI vt-.Lo lar ,.,. US
Dr =. J. ALIEN, Woodstock oa a Eve ~
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ALBERT KING. AGENT.

This OLD STAND. lHrI, ncupied h, j. g. Trihou
~ has rril,d The sh"p ard furnished II with every NJ
lclr m>rlN called fur IN the Grocery ne; such lr
nnd PcLed FISH Tobacco, Tea. Coffee gar, Molnssr.
I'll, Fruits, Nuts Sc &C which he W " ~ law u
can be purchased in this vicinity and so MISTAKE.
constantly hand refreshments ofrvrr, description an,
drinks such rs beer. mead. cider. sc. &c
Hi, aid friends aud patrons aud The ruhc generally
Respectfully invited 10 call mud see i,r themselves
AZ the odd stand opPo,ile Whitney,
Woodstock Aua. A. lsii 22l-if
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srarEuFyER MONT, 1A,,rroh,,, co,,,

81 ENr EhMoNIi ~ aIrobae Court, hol.
RANDoi RI BlsTRicr, IS. }Jrn NJ probate o1c. in
Chelsea, within and Ur rid District, the l,h day OF
August 1914 prrse"i, The lion. Levi Il Villas Judge.
INSTRUMENT rurporns I" he the last III and tesla.
~ meni OF JOSEPH THATCHER laie of Tunhr:dse in
said district Decreased brig presruird Ia The Court
here by la Aiwwl u Wood.tok--ih- executor therein
hair' Tor pr"hatei ordered h said court that all
persons cocer ed therein. hr notified APP ear NJ se
soi " state Court 10 r holden nj the Probate Unre in
Chrse.: on the 4ih Monday oi September Ie44 show
cause lhn> they may have against the probate Of ,st
WIZ o' wh'h purpose II Is further ordered thar COM
crssive'y III The Noodsiorh Age printed NJ o,.socL in
this State, as soouns may he. true COPY a, record
226 wv ~ llANiER rIkRIN R,p,,i.r
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FOR SALE,

TNIIE well known Dwelling House formerly occupedby
i Gen. 10y man Mower will br sodsor rented oil very
reasonable terms. The IIon,r bu in the mos, sub.
stan al manner and is plrn'an location on the south
side of WoodslochGreen Enquire Of Z.STEARNs.
Woodstock, June TO- ls44.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily ns follows;
Leave Boston AT "a, r. NJ. and arrive at Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord nj "a p NJ, and arrive Boston the
next morning.
Freight, First Glass a.; Second Chss So.
Freight shonld lie delivered nj Concord and Boston m
hour ~ least before leaving, to insure delivery by the
first succeeding Train.
All Passengers baggage should he marked, and when
valued ~ more than $50 notice should given and
ira charges paid. cnim for damage loss hryond
such sum will he allowed ~. q. UPllAM, supt
Oct. 81, lEi3. lSl-t
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DISSOLUTION

I'iE coparinersp existing between The subscribers
under the firm OIL. NJ a FISHER, ia dissolved by
mn'nhl consent. All persons indebted 10 said FIRM nrs
requested to call and settle the same immediately save
cost ] FISFER,
GEO. FlSiERR,
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DAIRY SALT.
GROUND Rock Suit a superior article for butter
~ Tor sue cheap BY CllAS DANA Jr.
April lS 1874.
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CORBIN'S OPADILDOCK.

Tor sprsns tumors and all limb yrrctions The VI.
Il best uf an, now in use. For sile h,
Dr. J. J. ALLEN Drussi,t.
Woodstock, VT 2I7.tf
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WRIGHT'S
INDIAN VEG TABLE PILLS,
Or
Indian Purgatiyc.

THOUGH many medicines have heen before the public
l much longer period than WRiGmT's lNni,N VIC.
ET,RLE PLLvl none >luI> INV in higher repue, or ln
more rapidly attained firm hold upon lopunl r>tnu L..
The thousands hm have Used them lhrnughni the legth
aud breadth nj the Repmhc.al hear cheerful testimony Il.
their tlor"lg clrucl mud mild operation when empo,
I'd in the most distressing disorders (Which flesh is heir
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT O.
The Hon. the Probate Couvt for the Dis,tc =, a.
leans; To all persons concerned intbe o,, :" W.
Moses Metcalf late Of Craftsbury, insai, ni0
deceased, interstate, Grooi'
NN7uEnEAs, Nancy Metcalf, AdministralriyI oE
w deceased has filed in this Court her or o.@
ZION in writing representing, that the ESTATE "
deceased is insolvent, and insufficient to nav IL.
debts of said deceased and that said inles,oo ' lN
seized of the equity of redemption to Lot M 10 US
the seventh Range of Lots in Craftsbury, and -
that license be granted her to sell the equity dlrrt
dempion or all the interest Of the estate in sod
ises. FV@
Therefore 1t is ordered that all concerned bo 49,,
fed by publication of Notice under on O,l' "O%
Court three weeks successfully in the CoI,Ja',N
printed at st. Johnsbury that they NAV oprsa, W
fore the Probate court at a session thereor =, W
holden at the Probate Office at Irasburpb q" "
Sd Wednesday of April next and give borG' e G
the payment Of the debts amounting to SEQ 5O W,
expenses of Administration amounting to s8or" '
and object to the allowance of the Admiuistr,,iI
account then to be settled and an assignmen, IN u
Widow then 10 be made.
Given under my hand at the Probate rCHo
Irasburgh, this Goth day of March A. D lSn
34sw3 GEO. NYE, Jude
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Farm for Sale,

Stiiuatcd in Concord, Vermont, one mile and ., lt
~ west of Concord Corner, and within one MI.
Of West Concord, known by the name of Cb,,
Village where there is an excellent water nryiIs,
on which is first rate Grist Mill, and Saw N;I,
which boards, shingles and cIapboarLs are sowS
Oil Mil, and one WheeIwrighl's shop in the VII
Iage and two Blacksmiths aud one Shoemaker IT,.
People of this vicinity have contracted for the et,
ton and finishing of q convenient Meetip,.bon,
the present season. Said Farm contains 2O4 ocr,
Of good land, 100 under improvement suitably Al
vided into pasturing and moving, with two suo,
lots containing 800 trees each, also two small orb
ardst and never falling stream of first rate water
said House. The buildings are, ore House "a f.,
by 40, mostly finished except tho chambers, with
shed attached TO it 20 feet 10y GO, built in The sum-
mer of lS4l, divided into kitchen, woodshel Car.
rage. house and GrAnery, 2 Bans. 80 feet by 4?
l 80 by sc, built in 1899, shed to the barn. On
said Farm was raised 600 bushels of grain The psl
season. There are % acres of Land to plant aDl
sow the present season, the most of it poughed aa
fail. One half of the purchase money required a
advance, liberal credit given for the remaindct-
Possession given Immediately For further palicc
lars inquire of the subscriber on the Farm
JACOB RICHARDSON
Concord, Feb. 23j, 1914. 1885,
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An experience OF about iliecn years has proud
beyond doubt, that this Vermifugc is certain ODD
nerer failing cure for worms.
Since it was first put before the public man
worthless preparations have been forced into SAB,
which have had their day, and now counlfdH
so much trash, whereas b. A. Fahnestock's Vdnt
fugo is daily increasing in popularity. owing pi
intrinsic worth. 1t has only to he used accorlIrp
the directions, and il worms exist, they will CERT
he expelled from the system. The price is out3
cents per bo',e which brings within the oIA
From DR.. Morris.
Whitley, Green Co. Pa May II, 1873
MRB. a. FAHNEsrocK g. CO.: Dear Sir h"
been using your Vermfuge in my practice Mi
number of years, and find it the most sure and sat
JVorm Destroyer that ever had.
have prescribed it in many cases, in which 1t hS
brought away 200 and 800 worms
JONATHAN MORRIS
From the Pastor of the German Lutheran Churhn
Buffalo, and others
Buffalo Jan. TO- lSlj'
We certify that have used FahncslocSs 'e
mifuge in our families, and in every instance II oI
had the effect of bringing away worms we cons.
er it very valuable preparation, and reccmme"
with every confidence to our friends.
FRANCIS II. GUENTHER,
Pastor of the German Lutheran Chucn
]. DINGENS, $50 Main street.
j. WATERMAN. LSO9yl
For sale by Luther JEwETT, St JohnsOuty'
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CONSUMPTION s. LIVER CoMPL'1A'Ir,
Dr Tayh OP's Es u $ a I'M u
EHVEREVGEsT
From 375 Bowery, New York

From 375 Bowery, New York
NOR the cure of coughs, colds, caarrhs hsn .'g
IL soreness OF the chest, pain in the side anu VIZ I
raising blood, liver complaints. bronchitis anu az
fections of the throat and lungs, which are SOo
of so much suffering, and often terminate !" ,,,o
sumption, this remedy is highly and Jus'y ',, HI
gushed, 1t is purely vegetable mild ana se"" nh
its effects upon the system, and can he 'ahen i,
most delicate cases with safety well as u''y ~,
extensively has it been used and so often p''.0
cessfu even in difficult and apparently a'llos'
less cases, that the proprietor feels no hes,u"
recommending it TO any and all who u"'''I" '.ce
may have occasion to resort to some means ',,s Al,
cry. Physicians. aware of its medical PfoP', nm
Witnessing its effects often prescribe 1t IN '"oi
tice, both as palliative and remedy anu WV, ,
medical faculty generally it has met win 'nO is
ordinary appreciation; and there are persons, an
vicinity who can testify of its healing quu"" otA~
who have received great benefit from the us' esn
Certificates could be furnished in abundance ht
sons Of the highest responsibility VINO na' # bis
greatly relieved or entirely cured by the uY nuA
medicine, but we deem it not necessa'y, " tposI
them here as the medicine is SO gene1uiy ooJ 90
throughout the country. For comh,O" o,sr JF
cough this is one of the very best remeu'1 ,ornfb
covered N. b. There is spurious anu III. oa,S~
article aoat and lately introduced INTO % I fh
Therefore be careful TO get the genuine WIZ sd
375 Bowery New York, and see that inc Nv" "oI,RB
plate label is on the bottle to prevent 81 Jdh
and buy as above or of LUTHER JEW" I'VE. EJvsrbt h
bury, Dana, Weeks 50 Stanton, Dan'll'0' 'rudoGl
Mansfield, Walden, Fuller, lde q CO. IB,ns
g. Darling, Concord. and j. Je"eu
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mnde too big wink. ~ :

| made too big walk"
Some Of PENIS commissioners, waxing warm, said
the bargain was fair one, and insisted that the In
dams ought 10 abide by it, and f not should be com
PEELED 10 it.
"Compelled!'' exclaimed Penn, show can you
compel them without boodshed! Don't you see this
looks to murderl'' Then turning with n benignant
smile to the Indians, he said, "Well brothers, you
have given us too much land for the goods first ngreed
on, how much more will satisfy your"
This proposal gratifed them; and they mentioned
the quantity Of cloth, and the number of fish hooks
with which they would be satisfied. These were
carefully aIsen and the Indians shaking hands with
Penn, went away smiling.
After they were gone, the governor, looking round
on his friends, exclaimed, 80 how sweet and cheap
thing is charity Some of you spoke just now of
compelling these poor creatures TO stick to their bar
gain, that is, in plain English to fight and kill them
and all about Httle piece Of land >" GAdvocate of
Peace.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WYE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
wv the Probate Court for the District OF Orleans,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
of EBENEZER PECK,
late of Irasburgh in sud District deceased repre-
scented nsolvent, and all claims and demands eShib-
tied in offset thereto and six months from this date
being allowed for that purpose hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of our appoint
ment at Sabn Keam's Inn, in said lrasburgh, on
the las. Saturdays of April and August next from
10 until O'Clock on each of said days.
JESSE COOPER,
GEO. q. WEST, Commissioners.
SABIN KELLAM,
Irasburgh, 8 March, 1914. 349w3