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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-20
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go. IS, I'M 4None teo9tcn st1rt6ens slim pripatper
faufe au.-
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HoS eorouf tef7bItdc ooltd it rcn Tram, NIT g'ocf-
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ehfn iN brett-|o eoe c6 Qeoenpir9 0Iou1 qcuu0 hat
t1r 2 4SehlINcn uno etncm Hretcrlbcpr, in melden,
Srtalrorer, N1epcIn &C. qrmottt lrerocn.
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'en, t0 III nerfoucr, llno piro (Tc nod re,, Inn
ltinrcn ce6 Stdufers ut bequcmrn Iud,er SIR Trcis
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ArltF-lm WebHhau(c al Srt l1no gteue an
Socrb Ete9nuo.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-20
B 8 1T Carl Nnfelm Scriba,

qSe 1T @arl Anfelm Scriba,
aus Gieoerbeerbad, i'm @rcBherscatbnm 6een, friibcr
Raufmannsbener ia Yhilabelpbia. Der1elbe miro Don
oem lnerseihneten aufeefcroert bon ietnem eebcn H.
Bchnorte gadridt ;u 9eben, ca ibm 8erid,te BON SIT
tere0e mitSutbeen GHo, unc snar unter fol9enber g.
ore0e:
Sictor @crba,
~ pitts6ur9, ga.
Suni q, 1914.
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BUR unterbaltuns uno Yelehruns.
Heuporf. ben l3.ten Septembcr.

Neuporf. Den l3.ten September.
Sfeuporf par poseeitern Ubeno aber-
mails Der Sbauplab zines bobf fbauc
oerbofteu Woroes. Sie umitdnoe, Die
oamit in Serbinoune iteben. iino foleen
be Gin garmon Namens M d ae [
. ow b. Der 255. Mott Stro6e. pobnt.
lebte felt einieer 3eit mit feiner Srau
Bridget. unoefebr 81 SABRE alt. nibt in
Dem befen Gnueritdnonife. Soreeitern
ffeute er einen Wann our Seioroune lei:
net 8eibdfte an. NIT Der Semerfuno er
rpoae feline Srau obifrafen 9eaen 2.
ubr 9iene er nob 6auie. santte suerit
elniee Belt NIT ibr uno iblu9 (ie oann
auf 70 barbarilbe Beile. DAB fie balo oa.
rauf ibren @eiit oufeab. Ser Sburfe
fob oauon. uno 1T biz iest nod niebt Elm.
eefaneen. Die iunoe Srau befano lib
in aeieeneten umitdnoen. Der Coroner
wuree eerufen. um l1nteriuhune su bal
ten, uno Die poliSeioiener our Iusipdbune
bes MOroers ous9eianot. .-
Ri6tsr Watieu uno Sficir 6opel
Glarf entoecften poroeitern Moreen in
einem &eller in Der Soutb Straiie, cinen
poIifdnoieen Solfbmunser' Npparat, Die
prsfe. Bol6e Sammer, Ii. {. 10. uno
brabten ibn auf Die poli6ei =; Der 8ertb
oefelben 1T unsefebr 700 Gbaler. Ser
6auseieentbimer 1T oer ein5iee, Der I'm,
iprub oarouf mabt, uno oieler bios we-
gen Der Hente.
Ger Coroner wuroe our Sefibtieune
ber eeibe BON 6arriet Sletiber sc, @rob
StraGe, errufen, tpelbe am Montaa Wor=
gen toot in ibrem Sette eefunoen ,puroe.
8ei Der unteriubune ibrer perion, fano
man. oa6 fe NIT Sbldeen uno anoern
8erleeuneen beoeft War, rpelbe fie, rpie
man elaubt. burb @ilbelm Quinn erbielt.
bel Dem ite ale Woitrene lrbte.
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5sHssspae5Gte 8it5terstsfle.
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9Sb9s elm ebrsnpoGer Ram',
Der BON unfsrn 8dtsrn fam,
IlS lie jsns Sblabten fblu9en,
Sis9rsid) Cure Banner tru9sn
gu Der 8rsbsit joobaltar +;
9Sbia, Der ifolis Hams nar,--
Yutnam fcbt unb 9Sarrsn fid
Sbnsn eisiss @prt sefisl!
SSiebsr fib Der Teinb srbsbet
Sebt, ,pie Ct nadb Stdrfe ifrtbet!
gSisesr ifsbsn Seit' bei Seite
Der Sprp uno Die britt'fbe Wisute,
Ssln ,ndnnlib SdDmero-fein Banner fen
grmutbl9t ibre finifsrn Hsibn-
Srstb aneel gdnh we iie erfdsinen,
9ob Gflapsrsi ilf's was fe meinen.
"9smofrati~ ibr Munb psrftinbet
$50 Ile iib nibt i'm ioer;sn finbst
unS "pcIf uno ssra6" Sslpssf6rs
Ssi9t frepelnb ibre Soeud)sls.
Sbr, Die iDr nod Die Srsibeit eDrt,
9Scat ibr sub fbidsn fc p,rfsbrt?
9Sclt 1ie pom @reenruno perbannsn
llno 0GsrtSsu9 fein bon ben Sprannen
Col Dsmpfrat psrsnt NIT Sritts,
uno init bss Sdbsn6 Nscpbpts,
Sn &sttsn fbla9sn unpsrmsrft
Den Sflapsn, ben fen Srolf nob ifdrft F.?
llno folsn 8 emo ofraten fsin
9es Sfapenmsiifsrs (oslfer fsin?
Solt ibr, Der Srsibeit mutb'Ss Scbnt
Su9sbsn oas man 70 sub b6bns?
@biss-ibr trast bas Gtsrnspanisr,
Dss aanoes StcIS-bsr Srsbsit Sisr:
Wcllt ibr eas clefs SABINE fsi
Gin 3sid)sn nur fir &flapsrs?
Soa lie auf Ssras llfsrn flisgsn,
Auf 9esu ben SfIopsn ;u bstri9sn?
Ser lEelt, Der ifaunsnoen perfinosn
9ss SatsrlanosS S6mab mb Slnben?
gca Sreibsit fbwinosn aus Der Bslt!
Col Sunfsrs SOB uno @amosnS SsIo
2lls @rnte brin9sn sbrne &ettsn?
Yatriotsn-belft erretten!
Sei Dem Gubm pom Qsrinaton-
Ssi benz Stamen Waibinstsn-
Sreibsit unfsr Strsbsn fti,
Damn blsibt unfer aano notb frs.
Baltimore 0Sbs.
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QOtttillber @etel.

Ssfsbrunsen sur Democratic - gnoz
lib oa eeu9nen ni6t mebr in ben &rom
unlerer Ge9ner paBt, 6ablen ftb au6
S 0 bn s pier unter Die ob9efauenen
@bi95. gSir UInlben ibnen bon gam
sem }oer5en @lIef gu elmer Qcqui1tion,
Die mir ibnen felt mebr als orei Sabren
niebt ftreitie ma6ten. @arum aber nen=
nen fie ni6t au6 Sobn Soncs, ben 5ofs
narren unter oen Neubefebrten! Dieier
mdbti9e @eift bat fib ia ou6 fir YOlf
unb Oaaas erfldrt. Gine Itbone 8ereis
nieun9 Slobe uno Maoilonian weroen
in 3utunft S1utter an Sbulter unter
cerielten SABINE fdmpfen. SSas fit cine
mdbtiee Stdee Der 2estere fir feline
neuen 2(liirten iein spiro, bapcn mo9e
bic 3ufunft oen Setpeis liefern.
Sn Dem blibenoen Dorfben Ga n D.
mid in Mafa6uietts, peldes in elmer
lanoisen unfru6tbaren Seseno liest, po
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Ser &orper zines unbefannten Wan.
nes. Der iih NIT ieinem Saibentutb an
einen Baum aufoebdnot bate. wnroe Dor,
eeltern ourb Siaac Sermilpen nabe Dem
Siebenmeilenifeine. an oer &inesbrio9e
Roao. eefunoen, no ct, nab Dem Iusle.
ben su lbtieBen, mebrere 8oben sebon:
gen baben mub. Gin Srief, aoorefrt an
Soiepb 81. Scott. uno S 44 @elo, fano
man in ieinen Salben. @lan eloubt,
Sofepb ". Scott iei iein gtome.
-Ml=
80 0 / o.-Gin oroblicber uno abIbeu.
li6er Mioro fano am 4ten oieles in
9reenfielo Saunibip I Weilen BON 2u-
ton So. ffatt-Oer W6roer lit Elm per.
mosenoer 0eutitber. Namcns Noam pfei-
fer; Die Grmoroeten iino Srieorib Sens
rid iein Sbwaeer. @riitina feline Srau
uno Selina feline Socbter. 6sinrib er:
moroete ct ouf Dem Seloe, polslblt iie nit
enanoer orbeteten. Man fano ibn nit
in StGde 3erlblaoenem &opfe Die Sbat
perricbtete erferer nit enem SreibHe9el.
ltiel. Seine Srau iopie feline Sobter
(ein Mdoben BON IL Sabren lpuroen ct.
ifoben i'm &eller ieines 6auies eefunren.
Die, rpelde befannt nit oieIen llnolIfli:
d)en iino. permutben. Dap pfeifer einen
perbotenen rlm8an9 apiiben ieiner Srau
uno ibrem ei9nen Sruoer entoedt. uno oaB
er in einem 2(nfaQ BON Wutb ODER @abn.
finn Die ibrecflibe Sbat an Sbeneenann,
ten poQjo9en babe. Secb. am Sbio.
80
Gin furbtbarer Srfan bat in l(palbi,
cola uel Sbaoen anoerihtet. 2(m 9.
Ssptember I'm orei ubr beeann BET @ino
aus Dem &c. .. Su speben uno blies ltdr.
Fer uno ltarfer als man nob ME ieines
elelben 9eipGrt bate biz etpa um 5 1lbr,
ais ct iib ploslib leete. ST orebte Iib
oann nab Dem Weiten uno blie6 NIT er'
neuerter 8utb Bis um ubr, uno woro
Damn itiu.
Die oe,innten D6ber, Diebten. Steine,
3ieeel. alles hoe in ,piloer Serwirrune
ourbeinanoer. 8lIfliberpene fino fei.
ne MenIbenleben babel perloren oeean9en,
oblbon Wantbe ourb 3ufol nur. ooer
ourb eottlidbe Soriebuns Dem Sooe ent-
oanasn 5u fein ibeinen. Sas 0aus zines
Wrs. Stepart paro nieoerDeporfen uno
iie iammt ibren &inoern oarunter beora.
ben, allen wieoer berporeesoee ebe iis
beoeutenoen Sbaoen 9elitten.
Stdue, Ginfrieoieun9en, Sdume. &c.
spuroen umoepebt, pie gar nibts ODER ols
oh elm &ino feline &arten umbldf. Die
@erften iino eleobfalle nibt unbeibdoiot
eebleben. SIN 0uoemeinen miro Der cts
littene Sbaoen ouf 10000 Dollars ee:
ibdst.
Ser Sbooner ,@Tort, bon Wew Srs
leans poro umoeporfen uno nur nit
WGbe fonnte Die Mannlbaft Iib retten.
sNEE-
Dos Na6febenoe entnebmen mir aus
einem ,,Grtra be5 U(ton Selearapb" bon
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um elenoen 8elpinn uno betrii9en; ib
ober mobe fie bes Nomens we9en. Sie=
lie 2lfpon tfae'6 (Goelleute) fennen meine
0Inte meine Somilie bat ME betro9en !;
iie botte INNER einen 9uten Namen.
Sb ma6te Sinte fir ben ,,Sobn bes
S0immel5" uno fir ale Manoarinen oes
Nei66. 9Sis oo6 @ebriQ oes Gie9ers
nob ollen Seiten binfbaQt, 70 autb ber
STUFF be5 Oratben=Supel6 %. ;. BET DIM
te.) &ommt, al ibr 2(fwan tIae's, fcmmt
nab meinem 9ooen uno merit eub oas
S6ilo Soeibin9 neben Der Sbure. Sc
1T in oer Seoutlbpup: :Stabe (fleinen
8oieritrabe) ouberbalb oes fuoli6en
Sboys," s. Sreuno.
Die Streiti9feiten auf Den &ennelaer'>
lben pa6tedtern i'm Staate Steu Worf,
Die ieet fat iabrli6 5u btuti9en 2(uftrit:
ten flbren, baben fol9enoen urlprun9 !!
SIN SaDr 1929 perlieben Die @eneral
Staaten Der gtieoerlanoe BET Samilie &en:
i1elaer elm febr au59ebreitetes 8sbiet auf
beiten Seiten oe6 6uo lon1ufes, nebit
einen Nnfieoeluns5= 8reibrief nit iebr aus
9eoebnten pripile9isn uno Srsibeiten.
Die ednbereien Der Samilie lpuroen ME
oerfauft, fonoern ouf Grbpabt fit idbr.
l1Cbe 9runo5inien aus9e9eben, rpslbe in
ytoturproouften uno Nrbeit 5u leiiten pa=
ren. Der Sater oes leeten 8eiisers
itorb, ais oieier nob tpeit in Der Minoerz
idbri9esit surud lpar, uno tpdbrenb oie=
fer 3et puroen bic Renten nitbt reael=
mabi9 ein9etrieben. 2(ueb ols ct Sur
Sollldbrl9feit 9elan9ts, blieben bon 9seu=
em Tudfdnoe, uno man 5tpeifelte, Oh es
ie feline abiibt por, Die 8udftdnoe elm
5utreiben. Naeb feinem Sobe fiet bic
lpeitliebe 9dlfte Der Ssfsuns an oen al,
teiten, Die oftIibe an ben iinsten Sobn.
Der erIte be9ann nun ioeleib bel Der 8es
itsd6ernabme bic alten &eite einjufor.
bern, apo9esen iib Die Saiauen in @afz
fen9e'polt erboben uno BON Sobr su Sabr
Die GrefutonssSeamten pertrieben.
&c fam ieootb bier su einem &erslei.
dye 5spii6en Grunoberrn uno pd6ter,
unb ieltoem 1T ouf oeier lpeitlitben Seite
Hube Qnoer6 aber auf oer 6ftliben,
oer Staot 1labanp 9esendber 100 jet
@m. 9. San Genfsloer feline prabtpcl=
lie berri6aftlibe ReiloenS bdlt. Sier fuo
lbon felt 1857 5u perlblecenen 3eiten
bluti9e &dmpfe 9espelen, tporin Die Sa=
iallen bGufi9 ol5 Sncianer perfleibet fob=
ten. 1866 wuroe Der S6eriT bon Qt=
bonp NIT einem Corps BON $50 Mann
Wlli5 9ei6lo9en, ober ipdter elmer ber
Haoelsfibrer fir So6perrotb perurtbeilt
uno bin9eribtet.
8e9empdrtis 1T pieoer Der &riee in
pollen Slammen. @oupern0r Soucf bon
gteusyorf bate iib perl0nlib bafur pers
menoet, UNI no m69lieb einen Sereleib
5u permitteln. Sleibenoe Rube miro es
tpobl nibt eber 9eben, ol6 bis oaS 9anse,
Dem Geilte oer 3eit uno Ginribtuneen
pioeripre6enoe SeuoolNifem ouf9elOit II.
poQi9 pertil9t lein miro. s.. 8.
&C.
DOlttl lber 9Sehel.
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Gin @enf6enfreuno. .. Sclepb
.. 8illon, in Sbelbp Co., Sp., miro
oemndtblt ieinen oreiBi9 Sclopcn Die
Sreibelt f6enfen, uno oieielben nit Den
Mltteln perieben, no6 eiberio ous;upon'
bern. sSecer oieler Sclapen fam leien,
bic meiiten bon iDnen ueriteben elm 9ano'
perf.
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eouiliana.-SnS Sn ct. Warp
wurbe cine 8abl am IL. D. M. sebolten,
UNI bic Socan5 zines 8ereini9ten Staa=
ten Senotors 81 fillen, Welcbe our6 Die
Ginpdbluns oes Serrn Morle, oes frds
beren Gon9reblenotors entftano. Ger
8bi9eanoioat, 9err 0eelonet lpurbe nit
elmer WaioritGt Don rs ertpdblt. Die
8bies baben cine Maioritdt i'm SENATE.
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itdtte, einen 8aeen eefouft. 2(m Mitt=
pocb, Den 4ten oielee, un9efdbr IL llbr
Moreen5, banoi9te Seufelo Elm fleines
Siuet an s. 6unoineton, Giq. NIT Dem
Quftra9e, e6 an Goomoper in oieier Stoot
abSueeben. Im OOnnerstos bra1te Sr.
9unoin9ton oa5 3ettelben bier Der uno
iiberlieferte eS. Oa6 Soleenoe 1T Der
Snbalt:
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-05-23
A DEEP AND A MIGHTY SHADOW.

BY BARRY CORNWALL.
A deep and mighty shadow
Across my heart is thrown,
Like cloud on Summer meadow,
Where the Thunder wind hath blown!
The wild rose, Fancy, delh,
The sweet bird, Memory, hielh,
And leaveh me alone,
Alone with my hap|ess sorrow!
No other mate know:
strive to awake Tomorrow;
But the dull words will not flow!
pray-but my prayers are driven
Aside, by the angry Heaven,
And weigh me down with woe!
call on the Past 10 lend me.
Its songs to scolh my pain:
bid the dim Future send me
A light from lis eyes-in vain!
Noughl comes; but shril cry siar,elh
From Hope, us she fast deparlelh--
81 90, and come not again."
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STATE OF VERMONT. (Ain Probate Court held at
HARTFORD DisTIcr So. 5 Woodstock. within md for
| said District on the 'ih ia. Of Mn, A. ID. 1874
Hos. GEORGE +. WALES Jndee
Whereas, Jonathan ii"dgnun # Inriland Executor OF
the last win aud Testament OF Ehs Iios ley late Of said
linriland deceased applies to The Conf here or
tension and further time one yrnr from the Sd instant
for The purpose Of making sale aud ayns the claims aud
charges against sud Estate.
Wherupon II is ordered by the Court here. that al per
sons interested herein be notified appear at Probate
Court 10 he held al IN, Probate Office In Woodstock in
said District on the 5lh da, OF June neat, at which
time and place said application will como under eonsid.
GRAFTON when they can ec 10 ssd extension rtbsy see
cause; for which purpose II IL further ordered that copv
Of this record be published three weeks sucressyp in The
Spirit Of the Age printed nj said Woodstock as soon as
may be. true copy Of record.
2U93w DEL billings Re,ist.r
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One side Of the Clay bonner.-The Sa
vannah Republican, warm Clay paper
in Georgia, says-"We deny that CLAW OF
the Wings ofGeorgia, whose candidate he
is, seek for the establishment of protec-
tive tariff but adhere to the principles OF
the compromise act"
Tile ofhr side of the C7uv banner
1--WE present a recapilulation of the result
ard cordially congratulate our Wing
friends throughout the country upon it. In
Connecticut, as in MARYLAND, HENRY
CLAY AND A PROTECTIVE TAR
RIFF HAVE DONE THE WORK.
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R1N0R Coughs Colds Asthma or Phthisic, Consumption
u Nhooplng Cough, md all Pulmonary Affections m,
Diseases Of the Lungs this is believed he the mos pop
ular and ccnc0us Medicine brown in America lO
proof OF which, he wonld refer those who have used il
and 10 the numerous certificates OF Ply SCnns and other,
attached 10 the Inside wrapper to each hottie.
distinguished Ply scitn says he 'rtgnrs it ny safe
conv' ncnt and uery scdciOuS Medicine" another stint
II hns justly acquired hieh r'putni0H ard 20 far he
can learn nS never disappointed the reasonable expecn
tnons Of those who have used it,
n he assured that il is not genuine unless both
of the written signatures Of SAMPSON REED or UN.
JONN CUTLEH, urcinund attached 10 yellow labelon
blue envelope. (Al labels Of aud after the date Of Dec
1889, i'll have the written signature OF VIM Jon'n Cutler)
Prepared Nv REED, WING CUTLER, formerly Low a
RcedO Whulo'ur Druggists 81 Chatham street, Boston,
and sold ny Drug lists tpOhocnricS and country merchant l.
Gnnar"y. rIi'e ~ cents.
Woodstock, sold by sci 1LLEy Druggist.
" l.. s. UdrDEN. isl-6m
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JUST RECEIVED

OCo hLCLl LD
T the Commission store large assortment of Boois
~ and shoes, CONSISTING in part Of
Gents fine sewtd calf Boots,
t. pegged do do
:" do goat do
g Cater calf shoes,
I" " kid do,
Goat Pumps,
" Cater do.
4" Leather Slippers,
Boys Calf Shoes,
Goat pumps.
" Gniters,
Ladies Spring heel shoes,
I" French do DO,
&" Walking do do,
4" Buskns do,
" French Bronze Toilet do,
" " Silk Slips,
" Kid Slips,
d" Cater Boots.
" Leather pegged Shoes;
Misses cold Morocco Ties,
Bronze " do.
Blk kid lace, do.
Morocco Ties;
Cater Shoes,
" Sping heel kid shoes,
I.ealher Boots,
Chlldren's Gailer Boots,
" Boolees,
Kid do,
Blk kid Ties.
Gailer Shoes
CalfShoes.
Oaks do,
May g. FORD
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DOOR SPRINGS.
llARTWELL'S PATENT.
GEO. r. CHAPMAN.
Woodstock Nov. go, 1913. S nls
THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
Established
E VERY THURSDAY EVENIIG,
AT WOODSTOCK, YER MONT.
ELM STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK.
II T. II nj s

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| ON and amer November lst Passenger Trains will
~ run daily Sundays eNceped) in connection with III,
Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Lowell Railroad al
follows:
Leave BOSTON ut IA. NJ. IL A. NJ, and 8 p. NJ.
Leave Concord at "a A. NJ, la A, NJ, and p.
Trains from intermediate places will run follows wiz
IP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell Al IA AM l2 Ia p NJ, aud Id p. NJ
" Nashua nj 3 A., NJ, r. NJ, and Pm.
Manchester 93-4 A. NJ, ga r. NJ, md "a pm
or Immediately the arrival OF the cars from Boston,
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester l-2 NJ, IL NJ, and 33-4 p. NJ.
4" Nashua nj l2 A. NJ, Ia NJ. and 3-4 r. NJ.
Lowell ut Id A. NJ, p. NJ. and l-2 p. NJ,
or Immediately the arrival Of the from Concord
The second train from Concord arrvesn Boston in sea
son for Passengers to take the O'Clock tram to New YorS
The rOad connects with the Boston and Maine Rail
road so that Passengers may pass bewiyi Concord liza
verhill Exeter, Dover and Portland either way daily.
STAGES immediately on the arrival Of the first train
Concord, leave by various for IlopkintOn NewpOrt
CaremOni and Windsor for Lebanon and lIanoverpk m.
onlh and llnverl; Canaan and Oxford; Meredith Bridge
Centre iiarbOr ind the White Mountains. Tn the Sec
ond day from Boston, Stages reach RoyalOn, AIdlehuy
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line To Montreal and by Steamboat and Sa,es
to Ogdensbnrgh; Stages also run from Iayerh 10 Stan
ste' connecting there with Stages to Montreal. Nmer-
Gus other stages connecting with the Concord Rail Road
run 10 the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vermont
aud The Canalas.
Stages daily from Franklin and Sandbornton to the
u o'clock tran returning after the arrival oihe second
train from Boston.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

TIVE subscriber has Just received from Boston n .pen.
did stock OF Sprung AMI summer goods purchas,d for
cash. And would just remind his old friends and custom
os, TINT goods ca be had this shop as cheap ms NJ any
other establishment in this town. II not Cheaper don't
neglect to call beiure purchasing.
CT. sHEDD, Agent.
Woodstock May /, isii. 2Os Il
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STEHRN,S' CHEHP STORE
BERKSHIRE MEDICAL COLLEGE
FACULTY.,

HENRY H. CIIILDS, NJ. ID Professor Of the Theory ant
Practice Of Medicine; and Obstetrics.
GILMAN KlMDALl, NJ. b., Professor Of the Principles
aud Practice Of SLr2ery.
ALONZO CLARK, NJ H. Professor OF General and Special
Pathology aud Materia McdIcu.
BENJAMIN II. PALMER, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy
and Ply siolugy.
CHESTER DEWY, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemlsry Bot.
any, aud Natural Philosophy.
HON, HENRY HUBBARD, A. NJ, Professor of Medical
Jurisprudence.
TIMOTHY ClIli.DS, DemonstIator Of Anatomy.
Thr annual course o lectures will commence on the
hrsi Thursday ISL August next and continue fourteen
week
FEES-Tee for all the courses oleclures $50; fee for
those who have attended two ull courses nj Incorporated
Medical schools, sits Naturalization ticket, 81. Stu
dents who have ATTENDED two al This Institution
viii he required 10 pay only the Naturalization fee Grad
nation Tee Siei Library fee according TO the number Of
hooks taken out.
READING TERM. Instruction IL given during ihe
Whole In AL the ranches Of Medical Science Stu
dtnis viii he furnished with due supply of-uiects and
good arrnmmuda 0us for dissection. Daily examinations
and rrctduns will he attended, mud Thesis on some
medical subject VIII be- cNnectrd Of each student once
fortnight. students will have 10 the Anatomical
Museum, the Cabinet Of Minerals, aud the Library
zee ur the whole term TO- and Tor part Of the term
the ire Will be in proportion.
The reading term will he under the direction of Prof
Ch,ls nssscd h, competent Instructors. The regulnr
and systematic instruction here pursued will he ri great
advantage preparing students TER attendance upo the
course oi public lectures
Students who propose attending the of lectures
viii nd advantageous, to spendu weeks In the Read
ing Term, previous To the opening Of the Session, TO
which they will be admitted graultursy.
II. u. Cilll.nS, President.
Piithcld, Mny lsil. POS sm
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"A Lii lovers Of good Green Ten had better call ut the
"a store IN the North side of the Bridge. where they
eau bu! n kinds of Goods nj anosi aud freight and
get good Y. IT, Tea for 81 la cents pound and other
'hnes in proportion. J. D.. DANFOR rIJ Jr
BARNARD, Ma, 8, 1914. 2Us Iw
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily ms follows:
Leave Boston at 81 p. NJ, and arrive nj Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord nj a. r. NJ and arrive al Boston the
next morning.
Freight, FIRST Class 81; Second Class SO.
Freight should he delivered AT Concord and Boston nm
hour NJ least before leaving, to insure delivery by the
first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage should he marked and when
valued N more than $50, notice should given and ex.
ira charges paid claim for damage or loss beyond
such sum will be allowed. NG. UPliAM Sup't
Oct. 81, 1913. sI.tI