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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT SIS.
The HnI. the Probate Court for the District
of Orieans-To all persons concerned in The Es-
tate of Asa Hardy, late of IrasbuIgh, deceased.
GREETING.
GAMUEL CONAxf, the Executor of said deceased
- has filed his application representing that the
further time of ono year from the LIST day of March
next Is necessary 10 make pay ment Of the debts and
close the settlement Of said estate.
Therefore. you notified TO appear before the
Probate court at n session thereof to be holden Mt
the Probate Office at Irssburgh on the Sd Wedpes-
day of March next, and show cause why the time
should not be extended as aforesaid
And this order shall be published three weeks sue.
cessvely in the Caledonian printed at ST. Jobrsburv
before the day assigne for hearing
Given under my hand at Irssburgh, this 9th day
of February, A. D. 1874.
343~3 GEO. NYE. Judge
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ET7E the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w the Probate Court for the District of Orleans
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all prisons against the estate
of JOSEPH BOYNTON.
late Of Coventry, in said District deceased repre-
scented insolrent, ind al claims and demands exhb-
tied in nhet thereto, and six months from this date
being allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice
that viii attend 10 the business Of our appoint-
ment at the dwelling house of widow Araihusa
Boynion, in said Coventry, the last Wednesday
Of Mny next and the third Friday Of August next
al ten O'Clock in the forenoon on each of said days
Elijah ELLA Ge CLEVELAND : Commissioners.
LYNDON 5. FRENCH.
Coventry, l6 February, 1914. 343w
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An experience Of about fifteen years has proved
beyond doubt, that this Vermfpge is q certain and
neVer faiiHg cure for worms.
Since it first put before the public, many
worthless preparations have been forced into sale,
which have had their day. aud are now counted as
so much trash, whereas b. a. Fahneslock's Yermi-
fuge is daily increasing in popularity. owing TO its
intrinsic worth. II has only 10 he used according
the directions, and If worms exist they will certainly
he expelled from The system. The price is only 25
cents per bo'e which brings it within the means of ALL
From DR.. Norris
Whitley, Green Co. Pa. May ! 1, 1913.
Mn B. A. FAHNEsTocK & Co.: Dear Sir have
been nsing your Vermifuge in my practice for a
number of years, and find il the most sure aud safe
Norm Destroyer that ever had.
have prescribed il in many cases, in which il has
brought away 200 and 800 worms.
JONATHAN MORRIS.
From the Pastor OF the German Lutheran Church in
Buffalo, and others
Buffalo, Jan. l6, l943.
We certify that we have used Fahnesiock's Yer
mifuge in families, and in every instance it has
had the effect of bringing away worms. We oonsid-
er it very valuable preparation. and recommend it
with every confidence 10 our friends.
FRANCIS II. GUENTHER,
Pastor Of the German Lutheran Church
J. DINGENS, $50 Main street.
j. WATERMAN. [909yl
For sale by LUTuER JEwErT, st. Johnsbury.
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William Curtis Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA, IS.
Al Probate Court holden nj The Probate Office in
Danyillr; in said district, the 23d day Of Feb.
ruary, a. d. 1874
NTARY CURTIS, Administrators Of the Estate
We Of William Curtis, late of Lyndon in the
County of Caledonia deceased, presents her
count of administration against said estate for al
Iowance--W hereuron il is ordered by said court
that said Administrative notify all persons interested
ia said eslae. appear Probate Count 10 be hol-
den nj the Probate Office in said Danviile, on The
% day Of March, A. d. 1914, and object 10 the
allowance of said account if they cause, 10y pub
shing copy ofthe record of this order three weeks
successivry II the Caedonian, newspaper printed
at st. Johilsnury, in sad district.
SAMUEL B. MATTOCKS, Judge.
true copy 343w3
Attest SAMUEL B. MATTOCKS, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District oi Es4ScE. IS.
Al Probate Court holden at The Prel,ste Office in
Gu Ilhall, in said District, the 9th day Of Feb
rnary A. j. 1874
nAVID MOULrON and GILMORE CHASE
- Administrators of the Estate Of David Fry,
late Of Concord in said District deceased. present
the Court here their petition in writing setting forth
the Of debts due from sHid dece Ised Of the
charges Of administration and Of the value Of the
personal estate ana rrpres' nting that the personal
estate is insu cieni to pay said debts and charges
md praying the Court here TO grant them license
sell lot No 81 in the first division Of The Right Of
Steele Smith IN said Concord. being part of the re-
al Of said decreased for the purpose of dischaTE
ing said debts and charges. Mhereupou il is or
dered that said application be heard and decided at
Probate Court To hc holden the Probate Office in
Guildhall aforesaid. the iIsi Tuesday of March
next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and for the purpose Of no
tce that copy Of this order be published previous TO
the hearing three weeks successfully in the CaIedon-
an, newspaper printed at St. JuhnsbuSy, Vermont
WIN. HAYWOOD, in. Register.
true copy-Atiesi-
SAWS VIM. Haywood, in. Register.
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N @ III u g. E .

MY Narrative will be found for sale at my house
'3 and by s. Houghton, Lyndon, Z B. Simonds
and w. p. Palmer, Clover, G. L. Drew and Dea.
Heath, Barian, Elder Drown, Sheffield, Elder Davis.
Whcelock, la Brainar1. Danvle Green, w. Sins.
and stanton g Dana. North Danville, and Daniel
Mead Charleston. Orders post paid addressed TO
me at n orth nanville, will be attended to. Price.
$500 per hundred 3 CENTS single
343 J0uN p yvErKS
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342u3
To Sell or to Let.
IMPORTANT REMEDY.

nR. ELDERKINS EGYPTIAN BALSAM is
IL warranted to the severe cases of
burns, also piles and istua, in q few hours The
proprietor returns his thanks the gentleman from
whom he received letter stating he had the piles for
10 years In order TO save expense in advertising
certificates the price is made cost which is only
% cents for small and SO for large bottles So
all can use this very valuable discovery almost with
out cost For worms either in grown persons or
children its effects certain for spraus and weak
ness IN the back or imbs, and rheumatism il is guar
nniied to cure. and snperoede entirely The unpleasant
use OF all kinds of gthenins lasers opodedocs
linimens, &c II gives strength to the muscles and
tone to the nerves II is pleasant desirable stimu-
liant whether used internally externally. One
case OF most excruciuting and painful rheumatism
was cured in three days. For caked or swollen
breasts 1t never has faled to Immediately relieve and
is now ioT the rs time Mt the request of others put
up IN this popular form, lhnt all can have the
benefit OF IL II is no nostrum II can be had only
OF DIR Leeds, wholesale Druggist, l2s Maiden Lane.
New York, and is for sale by LUTHER JEwErr. 81.
Johnsbury. Dana, Weeks & Stanton, Danvile. and
Z. Perry, Cabot. aI9vI
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Phillips Academy.

TTNHE Spring term Of this Institution will com
L. menee on Monday, 26lh day Of February, inst,
Rooms can be had by those who wish to board
themselves.
A. MCMILLAN, Secretary,
Feb 10, ls44. jaw"
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers being appointed fy the
w Hon Probate Court FOR the District of Oieans
commissioners, to receive, examine, and adIusl al
claims and demands of all persons against the Is
tate of. SYLVESTER DOTY,
late Of Providence, r. in said district decreased rep
resented nsolven, and NIL claims and demands exhi-
biied in offset thereto and six months from III da
being allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice
that will attend to the business of our appoint
ment at Samuel Summers Office. in Troy, in Or
leans county, on the LIST Monday Of April and the
LIST Monday of June A. ID. ls44.
s. w. HOVEY
SAMUEL SUMNER, cOmmis'iOners.-
Troy. Feb. 10 1874 3a2va
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NOTICE.

gVNHE subscriber would respectfully inform me IN
II hal,taDts of ST. Johnsbury Plain and vicinity
that he has taken the shop lately occupied 10y Nathan
Aver. where lac has hand and will constantly
keep for sale on reasonable terms good aSsorimsnt
Of Geutlemens thick and thin Boots and Shoes. La
dies Kid and Calf Shoes. Prunella Caters &C. &c
Also, will make 10 order from his own customers
stock all kinds Of work in his line Of business and
warrant il TO fit and not TO rip. Repairing done al
short notice Gentlemen and Ladies, please cal
aud see. a. hOohG.
~ Jobnsburv Plain Feb IA lsA4 342w3
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THICK PLATES, and low Prices,
Fairbanks Improved Diving
Fine Cooking stove.

We would again call the attention Of the public
20 the above Cooking Stove, which for esnVensnrS,
economy aud durability is unri'aled. The evan,
which is ;he most important part OF stoVe, is uHi-
versally acknowledged 10 lie The best in use The
length and size Of The fire place Will admit Of large
and long wood, requiring less labor in preparing the
wood, and rendering il more suitable for warming
. house The furnace in the hearth renders il very
convenient for summer use. The construction Is
such that none of the plates liable TO bum osi,
they being much thicker than those Of other Stoves
II is undoubtedly the most durable stove in
L. g. r. FAIRBANKS g. co.
ST. Johnsbury Oct. l9 lS43. 925T
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NeWhnrY Seminary.

TINHE Spring Term Of this institution will rom
Il mence on Thursday, February 80, aud con-
iinue twelve weeks.
O. c. BAKER, Principal
Nrwbury, Feb -, 1874. 342wd
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NOW fora u aFgain.
NOTICE.

A Ii. persons having private business with me. are
IA requested 10 call on, or correspond with my
son William MsttOeks who is my general agent.
JOHN MATTOCKS,
Prachsm, Feb. ~, ls44. 342w3'
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NO Il L C II

NO Il e. IL.
TENHE subscriber would inform his customers at
Il Lyndon aud vicinity that, he has moved TO
this place he wishes to settle his business Lyndon
as soon possible. and for that purpose will be at
b c. Hubbatd's Hotel on Saturdays for a few weeks
after the 2Oih Feb. Alter that nnseitled accounts
will be found in uiher hands for settlement.
A. MOORE.
ST Johnsbury, Feb. IA lS4a. 3i2w3
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" ash, B IN 81 and ID OOrs,
OF The mort approved and fashionable styles,
" manufactured on reasonable terms by 'he sub
scfLers. at East 81. Johnsbury.
343yl ID & L. SMITH.
THNHIS may certify that have given TO my son
Joseph MnrIen Drew his time Ia transact bus
iness for himself and shall not claim any Of hi
earnings pay any debts Of his contracting after
this date. Feb. II, 1874.
s43w3' SAMUEL DREW.
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Our Stock

OF shelf Goods having been replenisheJ ", =.
" now enabled 10 furnish almost every ori,, " "
ually called for nj This season Of the year. Ia.
and Gentlemen are invited 20 call.
E. JEWETT&CO
Feb. LISA. ag
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DlS = OF u n H d n {.

DIS - - L. u n A d N.
TIME co.parlnership heretofnre existing between
IL the Subscribers ia the saddle and harness bust
ness is this day dissolved by mutual consent Also
ihe demands Of said firm will be settled by John STAN
ford, Jr n. b. All persons indebted to said hrm
are requested to call and settle before the 18th
] of March next il they wish to cost. No mis-
tnke JOHN STAMFORD. Jn.
Ian. 10. is44 STEPHEN McGAFFEN.
Now fora u Az z a m.
LII persons wishing 10 purchase common OF
IA plated Harnesses Saddles, Brides, Trunks or
any thing that is commonly found in a sadders shop
will do well TO call at the shop of the subscriber and
examine prices and quality before purchasing else
where. for will sell lower thnn can be bought 10
the county for cash.
John STAMFORD. ia.
Lyndon Centre, Jan. IS, l944. 342w5'
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w : On { eF GOOds

which they offer for sale on reasonable ,o,.
would invite those in want of Goods TO civ. ~ u
call ~sRl
Young Hyson Tea Of different qunlitis,
chests of pery SUPERIOR quality Coaee.--aS N
kinds; Spices Of all kinds; Box. Ksg and sus
RaisinE: Eng. Currsnis; Molasses loaf ana ' ae
Sugar; Cod Fish; Salmon; Fig. Cavepd;sS NO. a''
Dew and fne cut Tohaceo; Coarse and ene =. L' =,
&c. 81. Johnsbury, Feb. !. Iss ~
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N E w GOODS

II JEwETT a. co. have the pe,,n,. ,
forming iI t nsn eosiome.s and public r.,
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II hereby relinquish 10 my son, EIihu IN IA,
IL time TO transact business on his own seooa', =
shall claim none Of his earnings nor nav 0pv ~
debts. ENOCH E1if
Kirby. Jan. l. Is44. ssas .
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SICKNESS CHILDREN

And the suffering which they undergo om worms oncn
tend 10 fatal termination, while the cruise is never Sis
pecltd' offensive BREATH plckine nj the nose, grinding
the teeth during sleep, starting ia sleep with flight and
screaming, troublesome cough and ieyori-hncas,
mohs some ut the prominent symptoms UI the presence
OF worms. \ timely Use OF
SilERNhN'S WORM LOXENGES
VIII Immediately remove NIL these unpleasant symptoms,
and restore - perfect health Sister lguius, Supcrurol
the Catholic Hail Orphan Assylum has added her tcstimo-
ny IN their Favor, To the thousands winch have gone be-
fore She statcs-thcre over loo children in Tie Assy.
um and that they have been in the habit 0I~ing Shcr-
mans Lo2enecs and she has ALWAYS found them tu be
attended with the most beneficial effects, They have
been proved to be iGluhlc IN over 1000 cases.
CONSl MpTlON,
lnilrcn2n, Coughs. Colds WhoOpmg Cough, Tchness ct
the Lungs or Chest may be cured Rev. Darius AHho-
the celebrated temperance lecturer, reduced to the
verge ut the grave by raising blood. Rev Mr. Dunbar OF
New York. the Rev Mr. De Forest, Evangelist in the
Western part ofths statr, Rev, Sebastian Srcetcr OF
BuN'0u the wife ufOrlsmGs nibblo Esq m Nouya, and
hundreds ol others, have been relieved and cured by
proper use of
slIERMAN's CouGH LOZENGEs,
And no medicine has ever been Offered TO The public
which has been more ccrul in the relief Of those dis
eases, ar which can be recommended with more conf
dcnCt IhcN niny AL ilchue or Irritation, render the
cough casy, Promote cNpcnoration, remove tie cause
aud produce the most harry and lasting Effects.
HEADACHE.
PHpi'N'iOn Oi the heat DVuC., NJ spirits scIsrkncss
Dependency, Fnlncs, Choic, spn,lns, Cramps OF the
stomach, summer or bowel complaints, also ull the dis
lres,ins symptoms arising from tree living, or night Of
dss patton are quickly aud entirely relieved hy using
SiERMAN'S CAMrHOR LOZENGEs.
They net speedily aud relieve In very short space Of
time, giving tone AMI yaor tn the system and enable
person using them to undergo great mental or bodily ia
lisuc.
Weak Back, Pain aud weakness in the breast, back,
Limbs and other parts oi the bod, scrl' md ,ilhc
tuulIy relieved b, SilERMAN'S IOOR MANS pLAS-
TER, which costsnnly ~ l-2 cents, and {, w,!in the
reach ornll. Sn great has become the reputation Of this
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an and after November LIST, Passenger Trans viii
" run daily Sundays excepledO in connection with the
Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Lowell Railroad, as
follows: n,
Leave Concord at "a A. NJ, Ia 4. NJ, and 3P NJ.
Trains from intermediate places will run as iOowsyz
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at l-4 AMI IL IA p ANA Ia Pm
Nashua at A. NJ, p NJ, and ?, NJ,
Manchester 9 "a 4, NJ, "a ?, NJ, and 73-4 pm.
or Immediately on the arrival OF me cars from nostoh'
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester 3 IL An, IL NJ, ana d3-1 r. w.
Nashua Mt L l-2 A.. NJ, III p NJ. ana 4 o. T. NJ
Lowell ut Ia 4. NJ, p NJ. ana IL r. w.
or Immediately the arrival of the cars from o",ou
The second train from Concord arrive boston III seu
son for Passengers to take the o'clock tram to New hot
The road connects with the Boston ana Maine NAN
road, that Passengers may pass bcwKt Cohcoru, II"
ycrl Exeter, Dover and Portland either way udly:
STAGES Immediately on the arrival OF lhe hrSt 'I" ~
Concord, leave By various routes for l0pknlonNcwnort
Carcmonl and Windsor; Tor Lebanon and lianoyerfNh
Outh and Iayerh; Canaan and OrlOrdi Meredith hr"se
Centre IlarbOr and the White Mountains. On inc sec
0nd day from Boston, Stages reach ROyaon, Mh1leOu
MOnpelicr and Burlington connecting there WIN ul'
Steamboat line to Montreal and by Steamboat ana Slbc
to Ogdensburgh; Stages also from llayeThlll 10 stan
stead connecting there with Stages to Montreal Nuncr
other stages connecting with the Concord Rall hoat
run to the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vermont
and the Canalus,
Stages run daily from Franklin and Sandb0rntOn to the
II O'Clock train, returning after the arrival olhe secon(
train from Boston.
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CORBIN'S OPODILDOCK,

I7or sprains, tlnors and all limb affections. The vey
l. best ui any now in use, For sale by
Dr. ). j. ALLEN Druggist,
Woodstock. W. 2i1-r
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EeAa.a.AlY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

THE WONDER AND BLESSING or THE AGE
a. SDE EDS oiihoGsands Of people have proyea
II ana all confess 1t IN entire master OF main swell
ing, sore Pile, sore eye aud every inumdbc affection
FIVE minutes VIII convince any thai pain by buru,
ana >cnlis are indeed trivial. (SCe pamphlets IL is
our duIy to tell al men this salve is blessing is capaLle
Of saving all pain and even lie when every Other remedy
known ana the faculty is useless. Every family viii use
1t. Nchcd, ow wrCtchcs are cOunierlrllirp H. and nv
their lr, much life viii BE- lost and suffering cndured-
W IN cnd.Ilkc errontcry they pretend II to be genuine,
II H. Daley snO written each box, 70 Magical pain
Extractor Is sennne avoid us poison useless and dan.
gcruus.
The following persons are agents for the sale ofthe gen
uuC article in Vermont.
- j. Allen, Wook.lock Potter AMI Parker. Pownal;
NJ H. N >. y scott, Hcuuiugtuu =. L. Pcck East Hen
nlngtoh IN Bennington County; T. Childs ~ q. smith
NniugtoHi Perry y DcAter, Dover; Nnh'l Chctue, Jr
IoWnshrnd; David T. Gushing, CWHhrijgporl, Windlnm
'uuhll Io'eph lla'.e! Of So. Chester Surwn Rich
ud'un, Cht'ti A. Thompson n Co., Springfield;
Harll, y Nhlicumb, Weuthcrsteld; DunI Tu,t Il sons
IHtsy.l!ri q. Bailey, So. W0ojstoCk Walton Brown,
FechyiIlc pavSN Wheeler, Caycndishj Geo r. Moul
ton, BridguWuter. Oh en-
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CORBIN'S BITTERS,

I'or general debility and MI diseases arising from bad
L. state Of the blood. These btcrs are hiahy recon.
mcnicd, and have proved bcnlciA in thousands OF
cases
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily ms follows;
Leave Boston ut "a, p. NJ, and arrive at Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord at 3D. p. NJ and arrive at Boston the
next morning.
Freight FIRST Glass, 81 Second Glass, 50.
Freight should he delivered ut Concord and Boston an
hour at least before leaving, TO insure delivery by the
first succeeding Train.
valued than $50, notice should be given and
ira charges paid claim for damage loss beyond
such sum will he allowed. N.G. UpllAM, sup't.
Oct. 81, 1913. l5i-t
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THOMPSONIAN MEDICINES,

TUE entire stock of Thnmp,Onun Medicines formcrl,
L krlt 10y Nathaniel Randi,haye recently been trans
trrcG tn The Notwithstanding OF the following com
pounds;
Composition powdtrs-EliyrorII Hot props-D,scntary
Syrup-ln admirable preparation Tor the prevention and,
cure OF the SUMNER CONPLAINT)-NCgctHblc jelly
Cough BulslIn- Cough :, rup-Nulalile Inimcut-
u.alng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fern Ontm,nt "a superior
remedy for The poison OF lyy and dugwOud and all
ncous ciuptiou,)-liCuug Salyc-Spced Bilters-F1.
male ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Frlcnd-7Anti-Dy speplic
bread or Conserve Of Holly hock-Antis hsmOdc Tine
urc ar 2d Preparation &c The efficacy OF the above
compounds are too wei known those who have fairly
tried them 10 need pulling
Also n variety Of simple articles, yz:--W. V CaNenre
baNberrN, Green dnd brown EmCric nerve Powder, pu
Ncr2ci Poplar. Golden SeIl Gum MNrrh, Iubela Seed
Iouse BnNhcrrN Ing. saffron W Pepprrsuuc, TnCture
ol ella do Gay eunc, do. Mlrrh Sc To the foregoing
list hcpt 10y Randall the subscriber has nddei, and Will
crude ana prepared. Also valuable compound, of his
own preparation, in the shape syrups for Turifyng the
hlnJh and nr lung affections Linmens for every ache
pain, and difficulty for which Linaments ARE rtuuirpd
Powders aud lll- for stomach, liver and bowel com
plants gCneml- Strengthening, stimulating aud irru-
ting plustrrs, salyCs. which il faithfully arpled will re-
move the worst Of cCrnsnsn superior NEEDLES for Fs
matte 1tnclnrc The above medicines with mauy others
viii be Kept pure neatly put up with suitable directions
ana sud ~ reasonable prizes. Botanic Practitioners arc
requested to call and eylmine for themselves
tNtToN-Io those who are dCsirUus Of obtaining pure
IhuWs"hlnh medicines, would beware OIv hon Nou
puIrhasr us they ARE TCqrnty adulIeraCd with worth
les Pcnciou> and puisCHOu. substances and namrd of
on the unsuspccIIg for the simon Pure for The rrnose
nl Peru'li"n or OF bringing those Invaluable rcmides in
" "'S'eP"''' \. H. HAMMOND.
A few rods west of the Court House.
woodstock, Aug. 2j ISL 22i-9m
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
q tT,sf q (13ss:sE5 4 Il
WINTER ADVANCEMENT,

ON and after November st, Passenger Trans VIII
run daily Sundays eXceptedO in connection win the
Boston and Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroad, d'