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AGRICULTURAL.
From tae Cahieaior.

NATURAL FERTILITY OF WESTERN LANDS
 DETERIORATION FROM CULTIVATION, Sc.
 The west is justly famed for it's fertility. The alluvial banks of the Ohio, with its tri- butaries the Musbingum, Seioto, Miami and Wabash. as we'll as many other portions of the great valley of the Mississippi are pro- bably unequaled for richness ,sand the luxu- rance of their productions. by any portion of the globe. The citizen of the northern and less fertile sections of our country, on on passing through these rich yales in the midst of summer, and for the first time be- holding the eXuberant vegitaon which there springs almost spontaneously from the earth, IS struck with astonishmentl From some points, his eve rests with admiration on the dark-green corn-felds, stretching for miles before him, and embracing at single glance thousands of acres Neither is his. wonder lessened as he views the stately magnifieence of the plant itself. The corn which the strau- ger here sees. is not the dwarfsh thing which he or his farthers may have cultivated oil the rocky hills of New-England, but q larger ya- riety of that sSiing of eegetalleS.n whose top most leaf is higher, perhaps, than the walls of his own dwelling Here may he seen i from 100 to 400 acres and sometimes even GOO or zoo acres of corn, belonging to q sin ole individual, from 100 to 300 head o cattle, and 100 to 800 hogs being annually fattened from the produce of a single farm
 But the extraordinary productive power O these lands, appears to the best advantage when the length of time to which they have been subjected to an exhausting cultivation Ma tottc Fa,, as examples Mir. r. Reuick, a distinguish. ed farmer near Chilicothe, Ohio, has cultiva ted corn near forty years successfully, on his farm, and has obtained an drerags of siHl busheis per acre--no manure having eyerbeer applied.
 The crop of corn for which the Musking um Go. (O.) Ag. Society gave the premium last year, was grown by Mr. Hosea Wood ruff, near Zanesville. The land on which ii grew, had been cultivated without manure twenty-eight years-twenty-s years of which it had been in corn. There were fifteen acre; nthc lot, and Mir w had about 50 acres of near. ly equal product. The crop was cut and pu up in shocks of as nearly equal size as prac- ticable-a portion of the shocks, which il was thought would show about an average of the yield, were husked and measured and assuming this as an average, the product was ninety-nine bushels per acre.
 Other instances IS remarkable might be given, but these will answer our purpose.
 From a cnrsory glance, the idea might ht entertained, that all circumstances most happi ly conspire to render this, of all other regions the most desirable to the agriculturist. Bu by more minute examination, t will be seer -that in this case, as in most others of sim liar nature, the advantages and disadvantage are so nicely balanced, as to leave no caus' for charging nature with partiality in the be stowment of her favors. As Goldsmith, (witl a little variation. has said.
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RE17HDV AZ.

~~N+'~ TENHE subscriber would respectfully inform hs < friends and the public, generally, that he has removed to Main street, to the store lately oc- eapied by Adamson & Carter, where he will con tinue the Auction, Foraoarding and Commission bU- siness He has made arrangements in the Eas- tern cities so as to be constantly receiving large and general assortment of Staple and Dry Goods and Groce,es-and all kinds of goods to suit this mark ct. He can assure his friends and the public, gene rally that he will be able to sell at Eastern prices, with the addition of freight and charges. He has now on hand, a large assortment of Staple and Fan cv Dry Goods, Groceries and Hardware, Boots and Shoes.
 Country merchants and planters will find it to their interest to call at Jacob Mitchell's
 Auction Vsart, and examine for themselves before making pnrcha- ses elsewhere.
 Fines of selling at Auction Every "Wednesday night-and every Saturday, from 10 o'clock a. m, until D. m-and continue in the evening by can dle light. JACOB MI MliCnELL,
 4uction Gad Commission Merchant, Main strect, Little R2c}e, March j. lSfl. 25-ly
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3apging. Bale. Rope and TWine,

LUST RECEIVED. a lot Of the above, which will ss be sold at reduced rates for Casb or exchanged for Cotton at the best market rates
 ALso-l00O lbs. COTTON YARN, long and short hanks for sale at less than former prices, by
 JOHN VANCE,
 Mqtr street, aear 1Narishan. Lale Roct, December 2, ls48.s 12-H
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DISTRICT CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES, FoR THE DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS, IN BANKRUPTCY.
 .4priI Gil. lsl4.
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ANTHONY HOUSE.
 AND GENEE2AL STAGE OFFICE,


 R--r THF proprietor would respectfully in SSaTA form his friends and the travelling G1Ys ss1sR public, that he has leased this WELL fEEHf1a EEHHf11a ass KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT for term G'=z5. fsS7-s1 of years, for the accommodation of those who may favor him with their patronage, and pledges himself to do all in his power to render their stay, while at hishouse. agreeable
 His table will always be supplied with the hxu- res of the season, and his house. in other respects. will not be inferior 10 other establishments; and is within few minutes walk of the steam boat land ing, where trusty and careful porers will be in at tendance, to convey all baggage to the house ~ There are two tri-weey and EaAl8agSsszgFTaz43s a semi-weeSy line of stages, ~-=1+4'1A'z- -%S=s=a-==--S this housc
 Attached to the house, is large and conmo- dious BRICK STABLE, which is well supplied with proyender
 tCss- Anthony House tickets will be redeemed al this house, and.at the Alhambra, in Arkansas bank notes. JOHN BROWN. Lille Roeb, Noeembcr 1. i843 s-tf
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ERDoE X SoN, .tit'''- haoN. TRorrER X PEARsA1L, and } New iG PRATT & Co, Orleans sG Moss, " ''si.i'i9 '''i'
 A Il. SEVER. IDwARB CRoss.
 M s. HILTON. If.
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EAXN N6ATEdE.

l LAW NOTICE. HLIAM CONWAY, B. having resigned the seHee of Circuit Judge, will practise LAW il erhip with GEORGE CONWAY. They will |t collections and securing claims in any part |kate and in all the counties of TEXAS, bor. .Dn Red river Address, CONWAY x Gov Attorneys at Law, Little Rock, or Washing
 rEansae
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Hsegaries and Eessrs.

FEliIT, sub3eFibaf E ao1onFsd Ag m from s.Head A Q1artsrs.s to pafeaas Peltriss and Fnrs of all kinis. for which hs will give the highest market price, in CASH or GROCERIES at cpib price', If d d4liyered here before th last of May.
 J. MITCHE L, Auction
 aad Conmissson Mercscnt, Main ,srset, Lit2e Rock, Ksreh 5, 1S4f. 25-iy
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X. E. HASWELL \ WARD.

Executors of Joseph Watson New York. Feb. 22. ls4l-n26-ow
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 ksagging, ssope, and Twine. LUST received by steamer Export large lot of y Bagging, Rope, and Irvine, to be sold on con signment by PRATT & B0GGS. Lifile Rocle, Nor. l3, Is43. l0-tf
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E. [. Jobnson Solicitor. April 10, ls44 30--6w (Prs fee SIP 75)
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- 39sosF0V VV IltV IVII1N' There are two tri-weekly and a semi-weekly line of stages, that arrive and depart from this hnnsn -
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Conavamea.slairs NofEce.

Clardsraie, 2iH February. IS41. 2G-6m
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CLARENDON SPRINGS.
Tag and Pulled Wool,

Wanted aud the highest price paid also. Flannel
Wooen Rags received in exchange for goods at Cash pr-
ces. by Z. STEANS.
Woodstock, June Is.
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BERKSHIRE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
FACILITY.

HENRY IT, CIllLDS NJ. D., Professor Of the Theory and
Practice Of Medicine; and Obstetrics.
GILMAN klMBALL, NJ. d., Professor OF the Principles
aud Practice Of Surgery.
M0NLO CLARK, NJ. u, Professor OF General md Special
Pathology; aud Maera MedICa.
BENJAMIN Il. PALMER, NJ d., Professor of Anatom! :
aud Ply si0lOgy.
CHESTER DEWY, VI. D., Professor of Chemistry; Bot.
any, aud Natural Philosophy.
HON. HENRY HUBBARD, A, NJ, Professor of Medca'
Jurisprudence.
TIMOTHY CHlLDS, DemonstIator of Anatomy.
The annual course OF lectures Will commence IN the
first Thursday st of August next and continue fourteen
week.
FEES.-Fce for all the courses Ofecures $50; fee for
those who have attended two : courses NJ incorporated
Medical schools Sl,j MalriculaiiOn ticket, So. stu
will be required To pay only the Marculaon fee Grad
uatiOn fee, Sle Library lee according 10 The number OF
books taken out.
READING TERM Instruction Is given during the
whole year in all the ranches Of Medical Science, stu
dents viii he furnished with due supply ofsujects md
good accommodations for dissection Daily examinations
nnd rectatOns will he attended, aud Thesis on some
medical subject will he expected of each student
fortnight Students will have access the AnutOmcar
Museum, the Cabinet OF Minerals, and the Library.
Fee for the whole term $40, aud Tor part OF the term
| the fee will be IN proportion.
The reading term will he under the direction of Prof.
Chils, assisted b, competent Instructors The regular
and systematic instruction here pursued, will be OF great
advantage preparing students r Attendance upon the
| course oi public lectures.
students who propose attending the Of lectures
viii mud II advantageous to spend lew weeks in the Read
ing Term previous To the opening oi the Session, to-
which they will be admitted graluously
II u. CiiliDS, President.
Ptt,held, MAY lsiI. 2Os Am
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IS Z Ely

The public ARE also notified that they will find things on
this lint EXACTLY - they are represented To he!
The price Oi lre-the disanCrtle time VI arrival Hnd
departure STATED tobe just what they ARG-nO de-
cepton-NO FRAUD.
Passengers who take seats IN this line will hnd every
thing To their minds and possible pains spared To make
their trip satisctory-und they may lie assured that the
Fare from Woodstock IN Nashua. will eOniy ONE DOL.
LAR iNU SEDENTI-FIpE CENTS.
Passengers irOm the North will take the CHILL" or
bet Hell" road At Montpelier as by either Ut these
routes they will hit the daily stage 1T Woodstock, and the
cars nj Nashua.
lTRrmembcr, through Woodstock, Windsor and Clar.
cmnni to Nashua.
TTPassens"rs wishing to go to- by the why Of Con.
cord will find II fOr their interest to take this line rs they
may assured they will be carried ,heap AM
other route. II. PALMER Agent.
Woodstock, May |, isil 2G7 "
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L>XPERIENCE of four years has fully tested the viz
Il tues ofDR, sHERMAN's MEDICATED LozESGEs. Sew
era million boxes have been sold and given perfect sat
isncOn to all who have used them.
Physicians and Clergymen, Lawyers Professors rich
md poor, high and low-in fact nearly the whole OF the
American people have given them their sanction and they
are fast spreading their influence in every part Of
the known world.
Wv WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands, without their ever being suspected.
Children and adults often suffer much from them, when
box of Shermans Worm LOzenges would give them i'm
mediate relief Hundreds of instances have to my
knowledge where persons on the brink OF the grave fast
wasting away and the Physicians trying their skill in
vain and resortinI at lust the only hope to sherman
Worm Ozenges, which have restored them to health and
happiness How often have mothers called at the ware
house and poured forth their thanks and blessings the
res toraon of their dear beloved offspring Never before
has perfect remedy been discovered for the entire erad.
cation of all kinds of worms.
HEADACHE. PALPITATION,
Lowness of Spirits, Fatigue Painting, Dependency,
Nervous disease generally and Sea Sickness all sub
ject to the curative properties OF Shermans Camphor
Lozenges. They cure severe headaches &c in ten min
In fact they operate like acharm and no person
should 90 to sea without them as they are inalllhe in
Sea Sickness. Persons subject to fatigue, or attending
crowded parties will find them to relieve them of all las
COUCH, COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
Asthma, ghtness OF the chest, whOoping congh cough
attending measles and all affections OF the lungs, I'M
medatey relieved by Sherman'S Cough ozenges. They
entirely cure all recent cases in lew hours. ana often
the most alarming OF consumption yield, as II by
magic to their happy influence the of the Rev
Mr. Anthony the Rev. Mr. Strecer, and hundreds OF 9th
ers even when they had been given ny as incurahle
! SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
900, 900 sold yeariy, and for only II l-2 cents
Rheumatism, Iumbago pain or weakness in the breast
side back, or any part OF the body Immediately relieved
by the best OF all plnsters, cost what they may. Worn
the lower part of the spine they cure the piles and lc
male weakness, falling of the Womb; they draw cOrn'
out by the roots without the least pnin. Joseph ioNit
was almost beut dOube-this plaster cured him in few
hours. Mr. David Williams, nm old Revolutionary soldier
was cured OF Rheumatism, Cseyera years standing by IL
The doctor dcfes the world produce better plaster
or better Lozcnges than his lie is experienced edu
Gated PLY sican member of the Medical Society Of thu
city OF New York. aud all his preparations in high re-
pule with his medical brethren well Ms with all ohC
classes of the community. Always you the gem
inc Shcrmann's LuzenePs Plasters, they alone
! known aud have stood the test Tor years.
For Sale by :. j. ALLEN and by appointed Agents il
| every town in the State lI-ly
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TYSON FURNACE,

TUNilE suhscrihcrusCnt NJ the TYSON FURNACE nj
Plymouth VI, would respectfully inform the former
friends aud patrons oi the establishment ana the public
generally that they have hand and continue wceh
~ 10 make u Hrge assortment Of
THE mast approved pattern COoling Stores;
dO do do P0rIOr dO do
aho PIRLORS BOISTO YES,
in grcm raricty, togrthr ~iM errry roric'
IN Of
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CONSUMPTION
AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DIR. TAYLOR's
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.
ERnNprs pnWEpv

LOR the OF coughs colds, asthma, whOOping cough
caar pains in the side and breust Bronchitis, Liver
complaints aud all those affections Of the throat and lungs,
which of much suffering and often
inmate in consumption This remedy is justly and high
ly distinguished IL purely vegetable, mild and gent5
in It's effects upon the system and can be taken in the
most delicate with safety welas utility. So
tesvey has il been used and so Oten proved successfully
in extreme and apparently almost hopeless
only palliative but MS remedy, that the proprietor
feels hesIancy in Introducing, and recommending IL T
all Who unfortunately may have occasion TO res0r, TO-
some means for recovery.
Physicians familiar with its effects and aware of the
healing properties OF this vegetable preparation, not
frequently prescrb il in their practice and with the med
ca faculty generally it has met with more haaordnary
appreciation.
Certificates from the highest and respeC
of persons who have either been greatly relieved BY
it, entirely recovered from affections of the lungs and
liver could he furnished in abundance but deem not
necessary publish the the medicine is generally
known throughout the country TO he the best medicine liz
use tor diseases OF the lungs and liver.
For common cold and cough this is Ofthe very
hest remedies discovered
n. B. There is spurious and counterfeit article aOa,
and lately introduced into this place. Therefore he care
m to get The genuine which is from 315 BOwery ~ York
and that the new steel plate label is on the bottom
prevent COuntereiis.
| "4'FoR SALE by Sd ALLEN, Woodstock; Geo. r.
Mouton, Bridgewater DOwner Nevns a Fish, ROY alton;
+. &. Brooks, Hartford; A. H. Wardner, Windsor ".
S. Mathews Pitlsfel Silas Burbank ind Clark d Collins
Montpelier Moses Morse, Johnson Morrill, Young a co.
Stanford; II. ID. Morgan a. CO., Warren; r. 4 j. NJ Rich
arison, Waitsfielh. l7O-ly
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
q ssa gs7 ss2 - 80
WINTER ARRANGEMENT


IN and after November lst, Passenger Trans Will
~ run daily, tSnndays eNceped) in connection with The
Boston and Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroad,
follows:
Leave BOSTON ut "A. VI. II A. NJ, and SPIN
Leave Concord At 3i A, M II la 4. NJ, and J.. VI.
Trains from intermediate places will run follows viz
IP TRAINS.
Leave IOwell NJ Id A,M ~ l.4 and Ia r.
Nashua at A.. NJ, P. NJ, and 7 P.M.
Manchester 0 81 4. NJ, "a p. NJ, and "a PM
or Immediately the arrival Of the cars from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester 3 l-2 A. NJ, IL NJ, and 33-4 PM
" Nashua nj l-2 4. NJ, l-i p. NJ Hnd 81 =. ".
=" Lowell at I ii A. NJ, ?. ". AMI l-2 NJ,
or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars from Concord
The second train from Concord arrives In Boston in
son for Passengers to take the O'Clock New YOk
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail-
road that Passengers may pass betwNt Concord, lila
yrrhill Exeter Dover and Portland either way daily
STAGES Immediately on the arrival of the first train at
Concord leave by various routes for IIopkn on,Newport,
CarcnOnt aud Windsor; for Lebanon and llHnoyerjPAn
ontl and Iayerll; Canaan and Oriori Meredith Bridge,
Centre lIarbOr and the White Mountains. Tn the see
ond day from Boston, Stages reach Roy alton, Mddebury
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line 10 Montreal and by Steamboat and Stpes
to Ogdcnsbnrgh Stages also run from llayeil tn Stan
stead connecting there with Stages to Montreal Numer
Gus other stages connecting with the Concord Rail Road
run to the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vermont
and the Canadas.
Stages daily from Franklin and Sandbornton to the
II o'clock train returning after The arrival ofhe second
train from Boston.
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CROCKERY & GLASS WARE,

NOW opening nm extensive assortment Crockery a
~ Glass wares including White, Granite, Hue and
Spripgd Dining, Ten md Toilette in complete sets to
match Rich Gold Band aud spris China Tea Ware with
Plates to match.
ALSO
100 dor Tnmhlers all qualities, and prices Plain
aud Flurd Cusiad aud jelly Ghss,s Rich cut prsserv,
Dishes. plain and nued do, on stards so revolving
csios, all prices, including splendid article with cut
bottles, with many other articles at thr lowest prices
CDAs. DANA, Jr.
Woodstock, June 8, 1874
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run Huiy rs iOIIOWsi
Leave Boston AT ID, 7. NJ, and arrive al Conc ord
| the same evening.
Leave Concord at ga, p. NJ and arrive AT Boston the
next morning.
Freight. FIRST Glass, Sii Second Class So
Freight should he delivered Concord and Boston an
hour al least before leaving to insure delivery by the
first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage should be marked and when
valued NJ than $50 notice should he Civ en- and r,
ira charges paid no claim Tor damage loss bryond
such sum Will be allowed. N.G. uPlIAM, supt.
Oct. 81, lci3. lsi-t
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
IsPUBLIsHED
E Y ER 7 TIL RSDAY EVENING
At wOODSTOCK, MONT.
ELM STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK
II T. X nj s .

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paid, except at our option. NO
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specified
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EslsHGMEDN MAR * IL Il.
MONDAY, July %, 1874.

MONDAY JULY ~, 1874.
Al Market 27j Beef Cattle, $500 sheep, and G'o
Swine,
PRIcGs.-Geef CatHe.-ESra 81 75a5. First quality
sl5Oal -, Second quality, ,2ja IS. Third qualify
80 - a 81 Is
Working ONen.-No Sales.
Srep Lambs from Sl,2j To a,25 Old sheep iren
q Is to2,jO.
Scinc,--Lots To pridr, averaging about s. pounds
hall narrows, 4 IL sndl pigs from to G. Al retail
from, Ia 10, ". r.. Farmer.
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FOR SALE.

NE well known Dwelling House formerly occupied by
Il Gen. Lyman Mower. will be sold ar rented very
reasonable terms. The Iou,e built in the sub
s,antia manner and is pleasant location the south
side ni oo'lstook Green. Enquire of ZSTTtRAS.
Wu"d.iock June IN, lsti.
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DAIRY NlLT.

GROUND Rock Salt II superior article for butte
u Tor sale cheap by CllAS DANA Jr.
Anr Il, lsll
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New Slorc-Ncw Firn-Ncw Goods.
NRENSNAID Il BROTHERS
SUCCESSORS TO
PANGBORN % BRlNSMAlD,
RI"nIINETnN VT.

A RE prepared 10 sell at the lowest Boston or New
"a York prices, at Wholesale orreail, Watches. Clocks
Jewery German silver, plated, BRITANNIA and Othe
Metal Goods Gold Thimbles Spectaces. Chains, Rings
Pins brooches, and all goods in The line, aud besides III,
finest description Of Goods, keeping great varie
" oi Goods nj wholesale To supply Pedhrs Or Others tC
sell again. and invite calls aud orders from abroad
assuring customers that they will lind the Goods low, and
oi the gnalitS they sold for.
We import Goods, or huy them wherever we can get
them 10 advantage, and shall sell that give
toners satisfaction.
Orders from n distance attended to promptly and
good burgains given, To NV the enst by personal
plication. Clocks Watches, by the Boy single
We agents FIR the Diamond pointed Gold Pens, Fly
Nets, for Horses and Morrisons Pills.
We have Willow Ware, Combs, Brushes, IIOusekeep-
Ing Articles. Rhors and other Cutlery, Communion Fur
niiure, Fishing Tackle, Baskets, Stocks Scar Collars
suspenders, Sc.
We have Dressing Gases, Work Boxes Musical instri-
menis bass and Double Bass Vols Meodians and most
smaller instruments and Musical Merchandise.
In short would just say that have very extern
svc aud varied assortment of american English German,
aud Paris FANCY ARTICLES. and We are mlly
that the 10 sell them Is TO put them low that
Boston New York will not be more orable place
buy them We buy for Cash. and sell for cash Our Gus.
toners can buy cheap any other place fany
chooses to send u the cash for n gold or silver
Watch irUm distance. any other article. and leave the
selection to they shall have article worth the money
sent. and II does not suit II can he exchanged. Our Sill
Spoons made in own shop.
Particular attention paid to fine Watch repairing.
DRINsMAlD a BROTHERS.
2l0n Burlington, Vermont.
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'ENIIE SUBCRIBER gives notice that the sast
Fare tom Woodstock Vito NnShna,N H., src,luc.