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Patent Medicines.

which in every instance have been purchased Of
either the patentees or their accredited agents.
A choice collection of Segars, Snuff, Tobacco, &c.
AS the greater part of the above has been pur-
chased for cash, he is determined no other house
in the State shall UNDERSELL HIM. There
fore, Physicians will do well to give him triaI
before purchasing elsewhere.
He has now facilities for putting up and pack
ing in style equal to that done at the North.
He would take this opportunity of returning
thanks to the Physicians and the public generally
for their liberal patronage since his commencement,
in business, and begs to assure them that nothing
shall be wanting on his part to merit continu'
ance of their favors.
All orders from the country promptly attended
to. VIII. SHAW.
October 10, 1914. 5tf
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Maine Election.

me following table gives the vote Of
~ whole State, excepting a very few
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a Paints, Oils, Dye Stugs. Glassware;
Shop Furniture, Surgical instruments, Perfumery,
&c. &C.,
to which the attention Of Physicians, country mer-
chants, and the public generally, is respectfully in
vited. His stock of Drugs and Medicines compri.
every article usually called for in that line
Warranted of genuine quality, for the supply of
Physicians. A beautiful assortment OF Pocket,
Tooth. Cupping, and Amputating Instruments,
Scarifcators, Catheters spring and thumb Lancets,
Patent Enema Machines, Trusses of every de-
scription, medicine spoons, nipple shells, breast
glasses sucking bottles, horse spring Lancets and
Fleams, &c.
The shop furniture consists in part of tinctures,
saIt-mouth and specie cap'd Bottles, from gallon
to o., graduated glasses, pill tiles spaulas, fun
nels, iron and composition mortars, scales and
weights. ointment and extract potts. and prescrip-
ton walls. ..-t .
Among his perfumery will be found choice as
sortment of fancy, plain and shaving soaps, and
in great variety, TOOTH hair and clothes brushes,
choice collection of toilet powders and puffs Per-
sian scented bags smelling bottles, hair oils, dres-
sing, fine ivory, and tortoise shell pocket combs
rose water, German and other colognes, &C., Cas-
tile, common, brown and yellow soaps, starch
spices, lamp glasses and wicks, winter bleached
sperm oil, linseed, olive, sweet and train oils, ink
and writing paper, end a variety of other things
usually kept in establishments of the kind.
Particular care has been taken in selecting the
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ODD FELLOWS SCHOOL.

VElHIS Institution viii be re-opened on Che 5th
l. of October, under the charge of Mr.. Robert
Mclaughlin assisted by competent Female Teach
ers in the Young Ladies Department The scho-
astc year will be divided into two sessions Of %
weeks each. The price of Tuition will be six
dollars $50 per session. for the following branch
es, viz .ss- . -,
Orthography. Reading, English Grammar, Pen
manship. Natural Sciences, History, Geography,
Composition, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry,
Vocal Music, French and German languages.
An extra charge of rs cents per session will be
made for Music, and Five dollars per quartes Tor
French and German. q. i
Books and Stationery viii be furnished by the
Trustees without charge. The system viii be
the same as heretofore taught in the school,.
n1Tickets to be had at the Store Of B. L. Hos
kinx. - - a. sr-rg- -v-v~
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lust RECEIVED. per schr. Galena, from N.
a York, 8 hhds P. r Sugar, 40 bags Laguira
Coffee, 20 Boxes Family Soap, For sale by
WIN. COOKE.
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FRESH BEEF.
IP0RN AMID lamb

STALLS nos. = q 4.
flNHE subscriber not wishing to enter into long
Il detail, would merely state to the citizens Of
Wilmington, that he is now prepared to supply
their tables with the best cf
BEEF, PORK AND LAMB,
at the lowest prices. His arrangements are such
will warrant him in saying the best for he will
have that Hotels or families can have
the beef sent to their houses if they wish.
Uf Drovers can have ready sale for their cat.
tie, by applying to me.
JOSEPH NJ. TILLY.
Oct. Is, 1914: 5-tf
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FALL and WINTER
GOODS

GOODS
VGNHE subscriber wishes to announce to his pa
- irons and the public in general that he has
now returned from the North, where he has been
for some time selecting an elegant and extensive
assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND TESTlNGS,
Of the latest and most beautiful patterns suitable
for the season, which he is prepared to make up
in the neatest and most fashionable style to please
the taste of the day.
Together with large and complete assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
which he will sell lower than those pretended
cheap stores IN the town, if the public will favor
him with call before purchasing elsewhere.
This clothing has been got up under my own
superintendence while at the North and made
arrangements to have new supply by the arrivals
Of the packets from Philadelphia. -
have engaged some of the BEST WORK
MEN could find in New York and PhiladeI-
phia. am determined not to be outdone here or
elsewhere in my line ofbusiness.
CHARLES BARR,
Merchant Tailor,
At Mr. Persons former stand on Market street.
Oct. llth, l544.-[4n aHs
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Wilmington Market, OCt. nth.
Naval Stores.-Sale of $50 bbls. white, yester-
day, So O5; yellow dips, 81 l3aS2 Is; quantity
arriving, is very small.
Tar.-Sales two small lots at 81 rs, scarce
No change in other articles
BANK RATES OF EXCHANGE, WrLMlNoroN.
Bank checks on Philadelphia, pr. ct. prem
New York, "
Boston,
RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NEW YORK.
Naval Stores, IS cts. per barrel,
Rice, 1873 cts. per hundred. -
Cotton, 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. pr. bale.
Tobacco, 80 so per hogshead.
Lumber, So 90 a SO 90 per m:
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TO the Public. :.


THE subscriber has returned from
~ the North with large and carefully
49, selected stock of Drugs, Medicines;
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuss. Glassware;
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CORN and OATS, in quantities to suit
~ purchasers, for sale by WIN. COOKE.
- BDls. Shad, 10 bis. Mattamus-
IL d"keet Apples. calculated to keep, and good
for family use. For sale by WIN. COOKE.
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October 5, 1874.
Besides the above evidence. eighteen
gentlemen of the highest standing in Bal
timore, pronounce the charge against the
democrats of surreptitious voting, utterly
untrue. ssa i.b 81
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THE DEMOCRAT.

&c party of Sampson
county, purpose having
a Mass Meeting and Bar
becue, at Clinton, on
Friday, the LIST day OF
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dsS osre Is various ways for killing dog, be.
NOaAinG him TO death with fresh butter,
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present prosperous condition Of your affairs is
not sufficient for your just desires. Elect
Polk and Dallas, and no ripple will roaghen
the even surface of your countfy's happiness.
Reject them in the IS madness of the many for
the benefit of the few,'' and you sanction in
directly the dangerous schemes of those who
would subject your interest again TO the scourge
of fiucsuating and deranged currency, and
launch them again on the treacherous pillows
of party conflict. Again CONSERVATION and
dismay would paralyze the universal COM
merce of the country and the deep foundations
of society be shaken to their lowest depth
But the election of the Democratic candidates
will relieve us from all these causes of appre-
hension and alarm. No disturbance OF the
present prosperous condition of the country
can be apprehended from their policy. That
policy is willing to let :" we'll encugh' alone /;
to suffer the great business interests OF the
country to regulate themselves; to aid them
and sustain them as far as the incidental ac-
ton Of the Government can consttufionally
do so never to array the Government against
the interests of the people; but TO show them
the countenance Of favor, and not of repulsire
Encouragement or frigid Indifference. Under
this systematic policy the country has bound
ed EDWARDS, with newness of life, In the ca
reer Of wealth, industry and prosperity. The
currency has reformed itself. Activity .oi
commerce has superseded stagnation and de-
cay. Labor is in demand, and is recompens-
ed in money Of equivalent value. New en-
terprises are commenced for the development
of our resources, and the employment OF the
people. State credit revives likewise under
these favorable auspices, and national credit
is entrenched upon secure foundations. AT
all events, come what may, If Mr.. Polk should
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of the news; which will appear more full
ly tomorrow.
The Caledonia brought 81 passengers
to Halifax, left 9 there, and took on board
10 additional, making 90 to Boston.
The Acadia arrived at Liverpool on
the 18th.
The cotton market was "extremely
fiat and languid," and no prospect of a
speedy reaction.
The Christening of the young Prince
Victoria S second son, took place on the
9Th Sept, with great pomp and ceremo'
ny.
Liberation of O'ConneN. Wilmer and
Smiths European Times says:
Our American readers will not be less
surprised than were the inhabitants OF
the British Isles at the reversal, by the
House of Lords, of the Irish Court OF
Queens Bench, the circumstances at
tending which have been as eXlraordina-
ny as they were unlocked for Few c.
vents have caused greater excitement
Upon the people, whose leader Mr. o.
Council is, the effect has been as astound-
ing.
Parliament was prorogued on Thurs
day the 9TH ult,, to the 10th of October
Previous to the Propagation the judgment
against O'Connell and his fellow aglta-
tors was reversed. The news of the re-
vcrsal was received in Dublin at 3 o'clock
the same evening.
Immediately on the arrival of the steam
err at Lngston, the whole population was
thrown into a state of iudescgibabc eX-
element. "O'Connell is Free" was ut
tered by thousands of voices, as the peo-
pie danced about in almost frantic JOY
At Dublin the same scene was exhibited,
but upon a more extensive scale. AT
night, tar barrels were lighted in many
parts Of the city, and had it not been for
the interference Of some of the leaders,
a general illumination would have taken
place.
"A public banquet was to be given to
O'Connell on the 10Th.
Tie Qncen's risit 10 Scotland, The
Queen and Prince Albert left London on
Monday, the 9th ult., for Dundee, in the
steam yacht Prince Albert, accompanied
by the leading members of the Court,
where they arrived on Wednesday, and
Immediately proceeded to Blair Atholl.-
The Queen received "A hearty cheer when
she left the Thames aud an equally hear
ty greeting on her landing in Scotland.
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THOMpSONIAN MEDICINES,

INlE entire stock O rhnmpsonan Medicines lnrmrrIy
kept bS Nathaniel RnudHI,h have recently been Inn -
icrrcd 10 The ub,cbtr-cOissting OF the following com
pounds:
Composition po"dcrs-EliNr or Hot Drors-D,sCniarv
SNrnp-(n admirable preparation ter the prevention and
cure at The SUMNER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jrlh -
Cough Bnl,an- Cough 5, rup-volae inntnl- Slim
nitilng llument-Mraduw Fern Ointment Ia superior
remedy for the poison NJ Ivy urd dOgwOud and all rutn-
nenlis etupOnsl-IItHiUg StINr-Su littcts- E,-
male Rrst0rttye-W0man Friend Anti n,srertic
bread or CONSERVE nj Holly hockAHIis Tine.
ture or 81 Preparation &c. The enracy ct The above
compounds tn0 well known to those " hu have i
tried thtm to need pulling
Also u variety IT simple articles yiy,--W Y CAYENNE
n,herrN, Green and brown Emeuc nerve Powder pul.
verzcd Poplar, Golden seal Gum Mlfrh. IOhala seed,
Coarse BAY berry Eng Saffron Peppersnc, Tnrture
ut 'en do CAY eunr, do. VI, fr Hc To the foregoing
list kcpl 10y Randall the subscriber has ptit aud Will
continue 10 add many approved BntaIic rtmidrs tn
crude and prepared. Al.o valuable com puunds Of his
preparations IN the shape ui syrnps iur uuril,ur lie
blood and for lung affections. Linehs Tor cyr, ache
pain, and difficulty for which lIninpntS Hrp rrour,d
Powders and Pills for stomach, liver aud bowel cuu-
plants generally -srenghenrg stimulating ard rt,tH-
ting pllsrrs shv"S, which II Iiihu, applied will "a,
move the worst h ccinS-asO superior cmrdies Tor F,-
'ef sores ana hl aforementioned suIrs h-
matte Tinciure. The above medicines with man, others
VIII be Kept pure, nrn, put up With ,ui,nur d,cuns
ana SOFA AZ reasonable prices EuiWc Practitioner, ARE
requested to call and examine for themselves
CAtr oN-To thu>e who DESTROYS ni oItninrr rure
ihons"nihn medicines, would beware oi BON ou
purr"se hs the, ARE frequently aduttnttd with worth
less perhicnus ami poisonous snh>srcts and panrd on
on lhe hhsspccng for the "smon Pure lar The purpose
OF speculation or OF bringing those ,aunhlr smdts in
!" ulsrePue. A. II. HAMMOND.
49, few rods west OF the Court House.
Woodstock, Aug. %, ls4i. 22i-3m
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
2 gySsEa EEss i sa ; q 81
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ON aud after November LIST, Passenger Trans will
" run daily, Sundays excepied) in connection with the
Boston and Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroad as
follows:
Leave Boston ut IA. NJ. II A, NJ, and p, NJ.
Leave Concord at "a A, NJ, Ia 4. Me- ANA L. NJ
Trains from intermediate places will run asiolowsviz
Up TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at Ia M, IL ia p lana Ia p NJ
- Nashua AT Q A. NJ, P. M, and r. ~.
I" Manchester 93-i 4. NJ, 3-4 p. NJ, ANA 3'i Pm
Immediately the arrival OF the cars rom bos'oh
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester ~ A. Nj, NJ, and 53'4 ?. NJ
g Nashua at l-2 A. NJ, la N. and ia P NJ
Lowell nt IA A. NJ, r. NJ. and l-2P. NJ,
or Immediately the arrival of the cars from Concord
The second lrun from Concord arrives in Boston IN sea-
son iur Passengers take the O'Clock Tram 10 New YORK
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Hhil
road so that Passengers may pass betwiXt Concord liza
yerhill, Exeter, Dover and Portland either why daily.
STAGES Immediately the arrival of the first train a
Concord eayeby various routes for lOpkinOn, Newport
ClaemOni and Windsor; for Lebanon and liun0yerPlym
oulh and lIuverhilli Canaan aud OrOr Meredith Bridge
Centre liarbor and the White Mountains. On the sec
ond day from Boston, Stages reach RoyalOn, Mddlcburl
Steamboat line to Montreal and BY Steamboat and sta,
Osdenshurgh Stages also from lInyerhill 10 Stan
stead connecting there with Stages to Montreal Nmer
other stages connecting with the Concord Rail ROa'
run to the principle towns in New Hampshire Vermont
and the CanaIlas.
STAGES daily from Franklin and Sandbornton to ih'
II o'clock train returning after the arrival oilhe Secont
train from Boston.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
Is Dams Later from Europr.

The Royal steamship Caledonia, Cap.
tain Lott, arrived at Boston at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, from Liverpool (which
she left OH the 18th ult., and arrived at
Halifax on the list. which she left the
next morning, making the passage to
Boston in 10 days and a half.
We are indebted to Child & Co. for
Liverpool, and to Andrews for Liverpool
and London papers, by this arrival; and
also to the latter for the Boston Trans
cript.
We give below a very brief summary
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SICKNESS IN CHILDREN
And the suffering which they undergo from worms lef
tend To itd terninntion while the cause is never S,s
pectri Offensive breath, picking NJ the nose grind.
the teeth during Sleep starting III sleep with igh M,
screaming, troublesome cough, aud cyerishness. ARE
mnns some OF the prominent symptoms of the presence
sHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGEs
VIII Immediately remove all these unpleasant symptoms
mud restore pert, ct health Sister igualus, Sup,riuro
the Catholic Hall Orphan ASST lum has added her les limo
ny IN their FAVOR. I" the thousands winch have gone be
fore She slatcs.hrrr leo children IN the AssN.
lnm mud TINT they have been In the habit ct nsing Sler.
mans LO2rnges and she has alwa found them to be-
attended With the mu,t beneficial efltrls They have
been proved TO be infhle N over 'CO, Goa cases.
CONSUMPTION,
Influenza Coughs Colds, Whoopng Cough. Tighncss Of
the Lungs or Chest BE- cured Rev. Darius Antho.
ny was very low from Consumption Jonathan Howard
the celebrated temperance lecturer, reuced the
verge nt the nv raising blood Rev Mr. Dunbar of
New York, the Rev Mr. De Forest. Evangelist In The
Western part of This state, Rev Sebastian Srcrter OF
Boston. the wife OiOrslnus Dibble Esq IN Morvn and
hundreds ii others, lnve been relieved and cured by
proper use of
snERMAN's COUGH LOZENGEs,
And no medicine has ever been offered To the public
which has been more ciertua in the relief Of those dis
eases. or which can he recommended with more conf
Ienre. They nay all itching irritation render the
cough easy, Promote approximations remove the cause
and produce the most happy and lasting effects.
HEADACHE.
palpaon ofhc heat, owness Of spirits sed SICK ness
Desrondency Faintness Cholir SpasnS Cramps of the
sonnch summer or bowel complaints, also all the di,
treSng symptoms arising from tree living or NIGHT of
are quickly aud entirely relieved bv using
SIERMAN'S CAMpllOR LOZENGEs.
They act speedily nud relieve in u very short space Of
time, giving tone and vieor to the system. md enable
person using them TO undergo great mental or bodily H.
tisue.
RHEUMATISM,
Weak Back, Pain and weak,ess in the breast, hack.
Limbs and other parts Of the body speedily and e6c
tually relieved By SHERMANS POOR MANS PLAS-
TER which cosrsony l2 I-2 cents. and is within The
reach of ALL So great has become the reputation of this
article that million will not begin 10 supply the an
al demand IL is acknowledged 10 be the best strength
eEing plaster in the world
BEWARE or IMPOSITION
DR. Shermans Poor Mans Plaster has his with III.
rccons printed the back o the Plaster, and = fc
mile n the Doctors written name under the direc-
ions. None Others are genuine. or to he relied on
DR. sherman's Warehouse Is No. lC6 Nassau st. New
York. 229-fm
For sala by DR. s. j. ALLEN, Woodstock VI
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POETRY.
A SONG.
ny LORD by RON

].
Thou art not false, hat thou art tickle,
10 those myself 81 lnnlIy sought;
The tears that ,hou hast forced 10 lrlck'c
Are douhly bitter from tia, thought,
nj, Ills winch breaks lhe heart thou srleve't'
Tuo well thou ov'sI--too soon 'hou leavest,
The wholly false the bc.r, acspi'es,
And 7porns daceivHr and deccll;
But she who no. thought DISCUSSES,
Whose love - as sincere as sweet
When she eau change who loved so truly,
Ii feels what miue has felt.'so newly
3,
To dream Of joy and wake to sorrow,
Il doom'd To all who love or live;
And L, when concious on the morrow.
We scarce our fancy can forgive,
That chea,ed us in slumher only,
To leave the waking soul more lonely,
What mus, they feel whom no false vision.
iIu, rrursr. lcndercs, passion warm'd!
Sincere, hut swift in in sad transition,
As ia dream alone had charm'd?
All! sure such grief is lancy's schcming,
And all hy change Can be but dreaming!
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DOOR SPRINGS.
HARTWELL'S PATENT.
-, GEO. Il. CHAPMAN.
Woodstock Nov 30 Ial3 ~.
THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
IsPuBLIsHED
L L I THU RSDAY EVENING.
AT WOODSTOCk, YER MONT.
ELM STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK.
" f. Il nj s

j L. IL Nj 5
10 Agents who order number ut copies. the mans
ehch subscriber not vrttrr The TnIer, ana The
Agent Incomes respOnsible,- within the year, Sl,5O
All oiher Subscribers upon whose rarer their names
are written, whether taken in bundles or sent 10
, single wrappers, in advance, i50
u payment he dea,ed beyond the reception Of the rst
number Of volume LIS
u hey ond the reception ofthe first thtiast
sN months OF the volume, 200
lfbeyond the reception OF the last number oiths
volume, on
Village subscribers, o'0o
M paperis unless paid Tor or
the responsibility Of nm Agent, and in no cas-, is IN
account allowed To run over wear. "
The transportation. by mail or otherwise in nil ..
must he paid by the subscribers '"s''
Nopaper willhe discontinued INITIAL arrearaes. ar
paid except nj our option.
acknowledgements must he psifor in nd,orcs ,,,,,.
some one known to the editor become sill ~
the insertion. '''' '"
Adveftisemeniswil htcentinurd uni ffo,tiJf,n .,a
CHARGED accordingly. unless the number oi rsert,,s
bnslne.s ards subscribers $40 ,rd
for nonsnbscrihers $500 per year. INV
subscriptions taken for an, length of time
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Oh subscriptions To Dewspa1ers, rec of xpense N'
II All communications must he rost paid
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily ms follows:
Leave Boston at "a, p NJ, and arrive al Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord at IA p. and arrive al Boston the
next morning.
Freight FIRST Glass, 81; Second Glass, So
Freight should be delivered at Concord aud Boston an
hour heinre leaving insure delivery by the
first succeeding Train
All Passengers Baggage should be marked, and when
valued AT than $50 notice should be given and
charges paid, claim for damage or loss beyond
such sum will he allowed N. G. UPliAM, Supt.
al 1919. lSl-t
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Deep wounds arc long in curing, and
months passed before dc Guiscard's al
lection for Isabel, unworthy though she
was, could be eradicated. But the gen
tie nature of Ellen, and the knowledge OF
her faithful love at length worked a
change in his bosom, and he grew at
length TO regard her as dearer far to him
than even Isabel had been. Instead of
the wild passion Of his youth came ten
derer, holier and more lasting feeling;
ard when he pressed his young bride to
his bosom, he acknowledged the good
ness of that Providence which had given
him, instead of the imperious heircss,
her trusting and not less lovely cousin.
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LIST OF LETTERS remaining 10 the Post Oliic
at Woodstock, VT, Sept 80, 1914.
Joseph Ashley Mariete Potter
) Adams Marcus Peake
Mrs Mary II Butler Susan Peterson
Alexander Barton Mrs F. A Pray
Caroline NJ Chase Job Parker
Albert Carter Eddy Pratt
Norman Cobb Sylyanus Randall
Rev. &. ID. Cahoon Job Richmond
Mrs David Carlyse Richardson
Almira Clement 2 Mr. Richardson,
Nelson Chamberlin 2 harness mixer.
Anlwine Eine Geo ID Raymond
Harriet p Gibbs Geo w Rice
Nathan Goodman Maria Read
Roswell Humphrey Miss Emilinc Spear
Alonzo Hutchinson la Slccumb
James Jilson 2 Calvin Sherwin
Abigail II kneen Erastus Snow
Leonard Kendall u B Stevens
Sidney l.yford J EIiphalet Thomas 2
VIM Livingston Miss Alkaline Taft
Cynthia Mendall Marshal Townsend
l. p. Morton Amos Wilcox
Eselne p. Markham Benz Wood
Timothy MaAham VIM Wright
Alvares Marsh Asa Whitaker
Horace Martin Eunice b Weston
Iva Powers
Persons calling for any Of the above letters will
please mention that they are advertised.
c. G. EASTMAN, p. NJ.
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ON aud after November LIST, Passenger Trans will
run daily lsundays excepted in connection with the
Boston and Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroad as
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WILLIAM WRIGHT, VICE PRESIDENT,
OF TnE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
ana that pedders are never in any allow ed sell the
enne medicine. al travelling igenrs will be proy hrd
wiha certificate Of Agency above described and those
who cannot show will he known rs base npOsiors
The following highly respectable persons have been up
pointed agents for the sale utlhc above named
HRiGHTS LNDIAN TEGETdBLE PILLS.
OF TIRE Norm AMERICAN COLLEGE OF IlEALTi.