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TUOMpSONIAN MEDICINES.

THE entire stock Of Thompsonan Medicines formerly
kept by Nathaniel RanduLhay recently been trans
trrcd to the Notwithstanding Of tbs following com
pounds:
Composition pOHders-Elixir or Hot DrOps-DysentarN
Syup-(n admirable preparation tor the prevention ana
Couch Busuul-C Cough $, rup-NOIatiG lin'meni-s'im-
ulntiug NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fern Ointment u superior
remedy for the poison Ol Ivy and dOgwood ana all c"u
ncuus eTuptOns) Healing SiNc-splCtd BltleTs-i
male Restoratiye-W Frcnd--Anli-D SPepu'
bread or Conserve Of HOLY hOck-AniSpnsm"I'o nut
tnrc or Sd Preparation DC. The efficacy OF e huuSc
cnmpounds are well known to those VINO nave '"''N
tried them to need pulling. -, y Co,o,ro
Also variety Of simple articles, VIZ" J. Im! @
BAY berry Green aud brown Enellc nerve ro"mcr' pun
ver,2cd Poplar Golden seal Gum AlNIh' Ioo', 9ttu'
Conrsr In, berry Eng saffron, WI Pepprrsauc' inclurc
nj nrIu do CAYENNE, do. Nv Grl &c, 10 lhe FOREGOING
H., bon, by Randall the subscriber has added, and VIII
continue to add many approved BOtaic Ftllldles, h
crude and prepared. Also valuable compounds OF MS
own urCpurulion i'm the shapcu syrupsO purifying Tue
blood aud iur lung affections LnIneniS inr every acne
unin aud difficulty Tor which linanrtS IRE required
Powders and Pills for stomach, liver and bowel com
painls generally -streHgthcning stimulating ana lIlia
ting plslrrS, sulyrS, which II faithfully nPpleu VIII re-
move the worst OF CCrns-asO, superior remedies Tor re-
W., sores and all ilcundituncl Oruccrsnnti-a 'i
matte Tmcluc. The above medicines with many Others
will he kept pure, neatly put up with suitable directions
and sold at reasonable prices, Eoanlc Practitioners "''
IrcouestrI to call and examine for themselves
GAIT Onto those Who DESTROYS OF obtaining pure
Thomsonian medicines would say beware oIWhonl J OF
purchase, ms they urc frequently adullcatod WIN worn
less rcrncous unI poisonous substances mud pnmcd OF
on the inS, pecliug for the "Smum Pure for the purpoS
OF speculation OF bringing those invaluable yemldcs IN
tr Jisr,nuic A. II. HAMMOND.
/ \ few rods west of the Court House.
/ WOudstOrk, Aug. %, l-li 22i-3m
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SHARON SEMINARY.


rgNIIE FALL TERN orlhi' school Willie opened ur'hr
day, the OH Of sept aud rntrr twelve WEEKS buL.
ina has been lifted mp with convenient apartments i
citation rooms, aud Tor the accommodation OF those who
may wish, Il Juvenile Department viii he organized and
but under the direction ofuu experienced teacher,
Instruction viii be given inull branches that were emit
mcicd in the former prospectus ANA The text books II
pc the slmc Aruu cement, have been made tn procure
set nC mathematical Instruments; and the ART IT Suryc-
ing Lcyclng. Measuring c Heights md Distances, will
be taught, both theoretically and practically.
TUITION,
Juvenile Departments, $3.50
Higher Frances, VARYING from $500 to $500
Particular attention viii be- GiyCn to those who wish
to qul Is themselves for teaching.
Board can he nbnInrd In good itmics IN VERY re1son-
nhc term, and rooms for those who wishes tn board
themselves.
No deduction nude fir absence during time, ov-
ccpl in case Of sickness.
wM.R STONE, pnrNcr,t.
SIarnn VI Iuly 2, 1874. 2l9 3w
STATE or VERMONT. I The lion .thc Proboc Court
DISTRICT or HARTFORD s.S.S for the District OF HIATT
nri-Tn an persons concerned In the estate If Elisha
Fuller late Of Pomlrc IN said District deceased, niles
tate. GREETING.
Whereas. OTIS Chamberlain Administrator of the estate
Of the Si decreased, proposes rendering uccoun Of
his administration, and presenting his account against
sd estate Tor allowance, nj session N said Court to
h. held nj the Probate Office in Woodstock in said di,
tfict ON the ith dHl uf September newt.
Therefore, hereby notified tn nppcnr before said
Court. nj The time mud place aforesaid, ard show cause
You have, why the said account should not be al
lowed.
Dated ut Woodstock in said District, this Nth day of
August, \. u. l5Il.
2!23w DEL BILLINGS, Register.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily : follows:
Leave Boston at 3 81, =, NJ and arrive nt Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord at35-i, r. land arrive ut Boston tho
NEXT morning.
Freight, FIRST lass. : Second Class So
Freight should he delivered nj Concord and Eoston M
hour at least before leaving insure delivery by the
first succeeding Train.
AlPt,scnGrrs' Baggage shCnd be marked. ard when
valued NJ Than $50 notice should be given and ex
rn charges paid, claim ur damage or loss htvnnd
such sum will be allowed. n. G.. UpliAM sun't
Oct. 81, l. 70. isl.t
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EXPERIENCE of four years has fully tested the viz
Il tues of On. SHERMAN's INDICATED LozENGEs. Sew
cr million boxes have been sold aud given perfect sat
isfnCtiOn to nll who have used Ihem
Physicians and Clcgymen Lawyers, Professors, rich
and poOr high and lOw-in fact nearly the whole Of the
American people have given them their sanction and they
are now last spreading their influence in every part OF
the known world.
'''' ''''' WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands, without their ever being suspected.
Children and adults often suffer much from them, when
n hoy of SlCrmnns Worm Lo2cngcs would give them iu-
mcdiuc relief Hundreds ol instances have come TO my
knowledge where persons on the brink OF the grave lSi
wasting away and the Physicians trying their skill in
vain aud resOrtnI last the only hope to sherman ;
Worm o2engcS, which have restored them To health ana
happpincss How often have mothers called at the ware
hoe and poured forth their thanks und blessings Tor the
restoration of their dear beloved offspring Never before
has perfect remedy been discovered for the entire crad
cation OF all kinds of worms.
HEADACHE, PAIPITATlON,
Lowncss of Spirits Fatigue, Painting, Dependency,
Nervous disease generally and Sea sickness all sub
jcct the properties nj Shcrmtns canphor
Lozeuges. They severe headaches &c, in ten min
ues. In fact they operate like acharm, and no person
should 90 to without them they are nlalhle in
sea Sckness Persons subject fatigue attending
crowded parties viii find them to relieve them OF all las
situde and oppression.
COUGn, COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
Asthma tightucss of the chest whonping cough, cough
attending measles and all affections OF the lungs are I'M
mudutrly relieved by sherman Cough ozengcs lhcN
entirely all recent cases in lew hours ana olrn
the most alarming o consumption YIELD as II BY
magic, their happy influence, IN the case of the Rev
Mr. Anthony the Rev MIR Srecter and hundreds OF 9th
crs, even when they had been given up ms ncuralle
! SlIERNIAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
900 900 aOH gcariu, and for oHIy - l-2 rents,
Rheumatism, LUmbaao pain weakness in the breast
side back or any part olhe body, Immediately relieved
by the best of all pa,t"rs' cost what lhry may worn
on the lower part u the spine thew the piles and ic
made weakness, falling ri the Wpnhi they draw corns
out by the roots without the least pain Joseph lloNc
was almost bcUt duublr-thls plaster cured him in few
| b,,ur nyiI al Il
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COMMISSIONERS. NnrlCE.

ME the Subscribers being appointed by The Hon the
w Probate Count Tor the District Of Hartford Com
missoners. to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate Of $
KEYS. late of Storkhridge in said District dcrcHe-
ed AMI III claims and demands exhibited in Offset there
to, and six months from this date being allowed tor that
purpose hereby give notice that we will attend 10 ,
business oi our appointment the house Of David Ever
Ills preseht residence in said St0ckbrdse on the first
Tuesday in Ocubor and the first Tuesday in December
1911 anil on III" first Tuesday nf January 1915 from
nne O'Clock 4. 81, tn O'clock +. NJ, each Of said
days f. -''
ED. BRIGGS,
\. MORGAN, CoH,sPfssioBsrs
TINo. =. fay
stockhrdsc. I'D August 1911. z2i.2w
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WRIGHWS
NDIANV VEG EFT ADJ EPILLS,
,,oR-
Indian Purg0tiyC,

hlo'"i' ''hN "'''' n' A., Nv" ' ~.
Il n'm'n lous'' pv'l". ," y, ~, ,', nv %
EFNRtE r,Lh7l tl ""''' l,u> Nv" W "a",, ~
ihr lN""5nh'S li" nave use" ''c''' W. ~, G' )"
ma utr'u'n ~ ',G ",'' to,',, I
'nrir ln"'u'n GN,o'F '' u'." "' u,, N'," V'hH
cd IN inc moS'o''Fc'SuI "'o'"''' N"'" "'S" !" "V"
TO- ,,,r,,rr,,,>.r
INV ''h"i''""'
The thcO'y OrdiSciNc on which H1"ha ndnn '%c'-
abir Ps fouudc Is this, r-; mat mere IS nnig me
rinary cause al an ne dyOrdeyS tid' Ghci ir human
fraiiy, and that is corrupt humori or m other w'lds-
Inpurty Of hlouu This principle is now 50 generally adj
N tied that it may IN rrt he said To he sustained by nm
IuniycrsiIy opinion, the few disscncrs constituting
hut very feeble minority, II Is useless, therefore
70 discuss the sOundncss Of this theory In this place and
connection.
The one disease principle being admitted, the mode u
attack protested hy all practitioners becomes the s,uc-
namely pu,g ulion. But many ol hr called specifics
NOW before the puhr pruducc only form of purgpOp;
lrvare either Spdnrlc Calnnrir, purcc or ENpccto.
rant Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills combine all these
nrupcrtirs and ur calculated IT, ulck the clrmCns
.rosc nj nil point, ami h, hnrmoniu. md combined
operation to cypcI it radically from the system Their
Ii Is almost mnrirul md is no less astonishing for its
nillnrs man its rfir,ry Roth .r,cs md nil mes ma,
rrnuny thrm according to the directions without fear,
r ybil,y urr rrruiu IN cIrr ll disease, thut re- J.,
oIihir t,ry never ,nrci INV nlury upon SYSTEM
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

Now opening direct from New YORK mud boston ST.
' per b. sln warn hlpaccas. Super G-i cotton and
linen n. New STYLES Parsiennes and Nous. de LaiIc.
80 ps, Rich II! les light and DARK Prints.
ALSO:
An additional supply broad and narrow LAGOS and Edg
lnes. Wide und narrow Thread Edgings. Long elastic
Gloves and Ms, Cotton and Worsled Hose and ynri-
cty Of other scisonabe goods at the lowest prices
CllAS. DANA Jr.
Wool.iprk \ur l. 1871
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NEW ARR n G EN- mt
FOR TIE EXTENSI VESALE OF
FASHIONABLE
EDry CO O O d S !

w w ESrtRROoK. announces to the inhabitants
w Of Woodstock md vicinity that h. has decided 10
establish permanent Store in This pace,nnd inr that our
pose, has taken lease of lrur The Store formerly
occupied h, II u. WIrrupposic Whitnr,'s Hotel Ccr
iri street which he Is rnia'rinq nnd lifting np in
coud sic for the sale of Dry Goods the CASH SYs-
TEY NJ reduced prices.
The establishment will hc orcned in a short time with
splendid assortment OF rich Goods from Y. and Dos
ton.
Woodstock Jy l., 1911. 2l9-iw
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COUMISSIONER'S NOTICE.

WYE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the
w Probuc Court for the District o Windsor Com
missoncrs to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all Persons against the estate OF DAVID
SAWYER late Of Ludoy in said District deceased,
rcprcslnted suvcnt and also MI Cnms and demands cY-
hhitcd III Offset thereto, ardsX months from this date
being allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice tnt
we viii attend to The business Of our said appointment
NJ the dwelling house Of he widow OF the deceased in said
Ludlow on the second Monday of December aud January
next from gUrIuuk 4. NJ. until OclGCkP. NJ. on each vi
said days. -
ARTENiS SpAFrORD,)
JAMtSB. iiOSS Commissioners
ELIJAH StOIH
Ludlow, August ~, l-ii, 22l-3w
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STATE or VERMONT, The Hon. the rroInic Court
HARTFORD pIsrCT s.. Tor the District Of Hartford
aforesaid.
To MI persons concerned in the estate Of James ellison
late ni Unrtaui in said District deceased GREETING.
Whereas. Ebcn ". stacker. DAM. Morgan aud Samuel
Gibson Executors Ol the last VIII and Testament ot sad
Decreased requests said Court Hlluw them the further
time ulonc wear from and after the 9TH dlv Of Septcn-
Der d. l5l to make pas Hent Of the debts and CLOSE
the settlement Of the estate.
Therefore, Won hereby notified that std application
will he heard nj session Of The prohatc Court hc held
nj the prnhrc office in Woodstock on the 4th day Of
September next at wc, time You may be- heard in the
premises.
And this order shall he published three weeks success.
vry in the spirit ui the age newspaper printed mt said
Woodstock in this stale, the last nf which publication
hail be htfire the dtv assigned for herring aorc sd
Given under NV hand nt the Probate Office at Wood
stock his 18th day of August. \. u. l5il.
2l23w OIL BILLINGS, Register.
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
SPuBIISIED
Z We RY TIL U RSDAY EVENING
AT WOODSTOCk YER MONT.
ELM STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK.
T. f r NJ s.

Y f II NJ s.
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Of each Subscriber not wrIi,r ~ The pHJcr and the
AGENT becomes Responsible within the wear Sl5O
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arc written, whether taken in bundles or sent in
single wrappers, IN advance, l5O
" payment Ne uenNcu bei ohd the reception OF the rst
number OF Vonme, ,.,.,-, LIS
six months lilo volume, 900
Irbeyond the reception of the last number of the
volume, ESQ
Village subscribers, 200
Nopaper!s unless paid for unless up-
on the responsibility of an Agent and In case Is
account allowed to run over one year.
The transportation hy mail Otherwise, in all cases
must be paid by the subscribers.
No paper will he discontinued untia arrearaees are
paid, except at our option. ....
hldvertsemenis must he raidfor in ddrdncr. unless
some known the editor wlbecome ponsble Tor
the Insertion.
Advertisements will becontnued until forbidden. ard
charged accordingly, unless the number Of Insertions
specified.
Business Cards arensertedtor subscribers at srd
for non subscribers $500 per wear n
Subscriptions taken for any length of time.
nTPosIm masters are allow ed by law, to forward money
or subscriptions to newspapers, free ofexp ense
IAN communications must be post paid.
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IIlll SALE

V'IiE well known Dwelling House formerly occunicdhy
i Gen. Lyman Mower will he said or rented very
reasonable terms. The llonr built in the most sub
stan tl manner aud is pleasant orHton an the south
side Of WoolsochGtcen. Enquire of 4. SrEhRNS.
Woodstock June 10, lsl.
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CONSUMPTION
AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LlvERWORT.


,OR the cure 0coughs, colds asthma, whooping cough
complaints and all those affections OF the throat and lungs
which are source OF much suffering aud often ter
inmate III consumption. This remedy is Justly and high
ly distinguished 1t purely vegetable, mild and gentle
in its effects upon the system and be taken in the
most delicate Gases with safety weas utility. 50
tcnsyGiy has II been used and often proved successful
even in and apparently almost hopeless casesnO
only as palliative but remedy that the proprietor
feels no hesitanCy in Introducing and recommending 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 prcscb IL in their practice and with The med
ral faculty generally it has met with more than ordinary,
appreciation,
Certificates from the highest and most respcciabesour.
Ces Of persons who have either been greatly relieved bv
IT, or entirely recovered from affections Of the lungs and
liver could be furnished in abundance, but we deem it no.
necessary to publish them, the medicine is generally
known throughout the country, to he the best medicine in
use tor diseases OF the lungs and liver
For common cold and cough this is one ofthe very
hest remedies ever discovered
\. Is, There is spurious and counterfeit article alOa,
and lately introduced into tins place. Therefore be care
m TO get the genuine, which is from 375 BOwery ~ York
and see that the new steel plate label is on the bottom
prevent cuunterlCtis.
*..FoR SALE by ST. ALLEN, Woodstock; Geo.
MOultOn, Bridgewater DOwner Ncvns a Fish Roynlton;
+. g. Brooks, Iiarllord A. a II. Wardner, Wnd-"T ".
S. Mathews Pitsfeld; Silas Burbank and Clarke Collins
MOntpeleri Moses Morse johnson; Morrill,, Young d
StraIord II. d. Morgan & co., Warreni II. a. j. NJ. Rich
ardson, Naitslcd. H0-ly
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ID. NJ DEWEY.

Maker ri the improved Hobart Wooden Pumps.
u The above Pumps warranted to draw barrel =
minnie with cl,c, mp tn hundred feet
n Al orders from distance promptly attended To.
Randolph VI. ga
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Tao and Pulled w COL,

Wanted aud the hlghc, price paid, also, Tmnc son
Wooden Rags received in exchange tor goods ut r'h pri
ccs hy T.. SiEANS.
Wonlstnck June ~.
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DISSOLUTION

TINE corlrncr,hip existing between the subscribers
under the firm OF !. VI. y g. FISHER, is disSolyedhy
mutual consent All persons indebted to said firm, are
requested to call aud settle the mmclaic, to save
cost. I. VI. FISHER,
GEO. FlSHERR,
Nn,.i.tngt Itty 1r,t
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EERNIVERE-

'IIE undersigned would inform the citizens Of Wood
stock HUh ycinit' that he has purchased the entire
interest Of VI. and g. Fisher in the Cabinet business.
and may BE- found AT an times Mt the shop pleasant
street. where there will he Kept IN hnd good
sortmcnt ri furniture he found in the state which
will b. sold cheap for cash or short credit.
Those do.irnus Of purchasing Will in well tn examine
themselves before purchasing elsewhere, they
not fail of being suited.
Grain, Lumber and most kinds OF farming produce Ia
ken in exchange for furniture. GEO. FISHER.
Woudslock, July 2jth, lsii. 2lS If
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CHESTER ACADEMY.

TIVE FAN Term Of this institution will commence,
! Wednesday the lth oi september, and continue II
weeks The uncNnmpcd prosperity OF the school has
enabled lis friends to such Efforts viii warrant
facilities tor learning. that are given in no other school n
the vicinity. The Board Of Instruction. for the Term,
is the following,
J.. Ruuucy, 4. r.. 4. Kinney H., Associate Prin-
cals. Miss L. Il. Prescott, Preccplress and icuchc. Of
Music. Miss \. G Gibson, Assistant Preccprcss Mrs
$. S,by, teacher of Vocal Music.
The hunirrl dollars worth ofncw Apparatus has been
received for the Term. Lectures each Tuesday aud FRI
daN evening
Board. cNcGdnc. may he obtained at SlNO per week
including ROOM wood, lights aud washing. l,2i to so
1niion the same in other neishborine institutions
Chester, Aug. b, 1871. 222 aw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23
Passengers Arrived.

In the steamship 4cada. from IirTpoo-lo ilaiiax0MT
NIX Chs Il Olson Ihhc,s Ensign Wckeane. MIR Menucey
d Nlcrccay Mr. VIM Mcleod Maybury, Il o Ned Tg BoS-
fon-Nr Kennedy and lady female Buscoe. MIS- liean
Mr i NJ li5own Sad gSy Ml Atm I ~
Team ii t,eorde, lofF Vonkanne Mr. BenlanIn Mr. ny
an, Mr. Key Mr. Glad Mr. tedds Mr. BakeT Mr. AndeT'3 70
Ritcl:c Don laan Auchn. DIR Stewart, Vim Thomps9n
Whitney K Chamberlain, Eastou. G w tsboenes BIDS
Thomson j Robertson. obcrtson. II T. Whitehead, l;eun-
doIn Ruzcr Gac>ed smith G. u Pollock. ilaule. King ew
Et Simpson Kap Coiluhoun j Rhodc j E;enudsy Cha.
iLoy PIeyosi C. Cleary Rogers. Maclarlgne, W lex
Iocer III iocared McIuiIoc r Cloycs lIarbeL, Carton
Tayazette Mrs Rchason Mayor Daeug benrer despatch
* from the Mediterranean Or Parsons bearer oil dispatches
from England
IN brig Fe1o at e Dearrsre Prsgknsater from Tr 1
Mis- l. Nlor,nEe Master + Morangc. and Mrs + Cooling
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Commercial and Money Matters.

&c For Commercial and Money .Nutfers see Last Page
MONDAY +. NJ.
The Stock market was buoyant at the First Board
ket and prices fell off, Atthe Second Board however re
action took place and prices up again.
he Exchange market is steady at 81 81 for
Sterling; Francs 5 50 a52.s
Ii will be seen By an advertisement in another
column that Thompson - astreet buys uncurrent money
h State al discount sells i, a, per cent,
discount.
One of the most respectable and oldest brokers.
Mr. John T. Smith died this morning lie suilocatel by
aaow OF blood from the lungs. lie had been unwcil for some
tine past.
The City Debt of Newark, N. j. on the 9Th inst.
s3o5 y, being s6,Sa 81 less than on the h Of rebn
au. 1872
Counterfeit and altered notes of five and ten dol
purporng to be of the Lebanon pa Bank are now cir
culating in that State.
A new batch OF counterfeit half dollars have lust
made their appearance in Philadelphia They IRE exceedingly
well executed and require some instances the test of nm
acd 10 detect them.
A, Cincinnati, Eastern Exchange advanced to
Il. per cent premium.
From the following valuable table taken from the
annual report OF the Tolls and Tonnage the Canals M
pea that the last five compared with the preceding five
show slight falling Oft on the of the product, of this
State transported on the Erie Canal while they show orre
increase OF the products of other States using , avenue In
reach market Thus while the tolls the products of TIN,
State 1873 were SG 53 against SAB lip in 1895 showing
falling off, the tolls on the products OF other States were SGD
:l9 against sl5l3 IN l showing very large increase The
tails tho Enc Canal for the las, years are rs follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

ICy- SANDS SARsAp.RiLLA-The following s from III"
Boston Daily Bee, April 18Th, 1874
SANDS sAKs ,PAKlLLA Til; invaluable article for The
wede>erved reputation. Il nos,rum no quacks device
70 gull the unnkng OF their but medicine com
pounded by thorough druggists. The principal ngredent oil
which one Of the mos, uesu plants the whole Naicra
Medca. ], simple and pleasant the tns,o Within oar
own knowledge say has proved highly beneficial TO
those who have made 81 IL II most excellent cun-
Devus dIsode and To children afflicted with humors
a, Of the year. than any other perhaps.
tins medicine irscful We recommend friends
fair rnl, afflicted the enumerated II
can DO 10 harm. and must do much good
For further particulars and evidence Of superior
value and efficacy pamphlets which may be obtained OF
agents grntis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail By A. B. & ID
SANDS Wholesale Druggists - Fulton st. " Y. Sold nl>o
Z73 Broadway II East Broadwuy and By Druggists gene
raIy throughout the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

~ At nh ADJOURNED meeting OF the Delegates the Wing
Convention he held Mt Baltimore the 2i of May. DAVID
GRAHAM was called the Chair C. w. fLrST. Secretary
On notion the Wards called over and reported
David Graham. the Chairman Of the Wing Young Mems
General Committee appointed Chairman ofthe New York
City Delegation.
Mr. James Reynolds announceIt necessary tina,
those Delegates intending by steamboat, should apply io
tickets on "Wednesday before 1t the Clny Club
Rooms liz Broadway.
Morris Franklin appointed Marhal io the Delegation.
Adjourned TO meet "Wednesday evening next al r. NJ
81 National Hall DAVID GRAHAM Chairman
G.. W. BLUSr. Secretary.
* Wing papers please copy. na3a