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The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-13
New SlOre-New Firln-Ncw Goods
BAsINSNAID & BROTHERS
SUCCESSORS TO
PANCBORN g. BRINSMAlD,
BURLINGTON, VT.

A RE prepared TO sell at the lowest Boston or New
n York prices ut wholesale retail, Watches, Clocks
Jewelry, German Silver plated, britannia aud other
Metal Goods, Gold Thimbrs, Spectnces, Chains, Rings
Pins Brooches, and all goods in the line, and besides the
finest description Of Goods are keeping great vare
ty oi Goods at wholesale to supply Pedars Others
sell again, and we invite calls and orders from abroad,
assuring customers that they will find the Goods low and
OF the quality they are sold for.
We import Goods, or buy them wherever can get
them TO advantage and shall sell that give Gus
toners satisfaction.
Orders from distance attended to promptly, and ms
good bargains given, to WY the least MS by personal
plicatiOn. Clocks or Watches, by the Box or SINGLE
We agents for the Diamond pointed Gold Pens, Fly
Nets, for Horses. and MorrisOns Pills
We have Willow Ware, Combs, Brushes, IIousekeep-
Ing Articles Razor and other Cutlery Communion Fur
niture Fishing Tackle, Baskets, Stocks, Scaris Collars.
Suspenders, &c.
We have Dressing Cases, Work Boxes Musical instr-
ments Bass and Double BASS VOls MelOdans, and most
smaller instruments and Musical Merchandise.
In short we would just say that we have a very extern
sve and varied assortment of 1meTican English German,
and Paris FANCY ARTICLES, and we are fully
aware that the way to sell them to put them low that
Boston New York will not be more favorable place to
buy them. We buy for Cash. and sell for cash Our GUS
toners can buy cheap here al any other place. any
one chooses to send the cash Tor n gold silver
Watch from distance any other article, and leave the
selection to us they shall have article worth the
SENT and il il does not suit he exchanged. Our Sill
yer Spoons made in our own shop.
Particular attention paid to fine Watch repairing.
BRINsMAlD d BROTHERS,
2lO Burlington, Vermont.
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MAY 20, 1914.

PER STEAM Err BRITANNIA.
Just received new Styles
Cashmere de LANES and Balsorines, some
ofthe most beautiful goods of the season.
ALSO,
Andalusa de Solos, new aud rich article of half
mourning Goods.
Half mourning Balsoiines and Lawns; Blk Nous.
de LANES and Silk, net Shawls; Half Mourning
Cravals, &C., 81.
APPROPRIATENESS are invited to examine the
above as they are some Of The most elegant Goods
ever offered in this REGION CHS DANA, JR
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily ms follows;
Leave Boston at "a. p. NJ, and arrive at Concord
the same evening
Leave Concord at "a p. NJ and arrive a, Boston tho
next morning.
Freight FIRST Class, Sfj Second Glass, SO.
Freight should he delivered nj Concord and Boston an
hour al least before leaving, TO insure delivery by tho
first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage should be marked, and when
valued than $50, notice should given and ex
charges paid claim for damage loss beyond
such sum will he allowed. n. q. UPHAM, supt
Oct. 81, lsi3 ls4-u
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
IsPUpLIsHED
EVERY RSDAY EVENING,
WOODSTOCK, MONT.
ELM STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK.
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THROUGH many medicines have been before the public
L much longer period than WRIGmT's INDIAN VEG-
ErARLE PLset none stands now In higher repute or has
more rapidly attained firm hold upon popular estimation
The thousands tina, have used them throughout the length
aud breadth Of the Republics bear cheerful testimony 10
their thorough efficacy aud mild operation when employ
ed in the distressing disorders switch flesh is heir
TO-"
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COON RHYMES AND COON PLEDG-
GES-THE "PlZEN" REPUDIA-
TED!
The editor of the Wheeling Times has
mounted his Pegasus, and the way he
does up the doggerel is great Hear him!
1.-The Clay, tho Clay, The Clay stocks risen,
"On account Of Frelinghuysen'
This confession is an honest one. The
"stock" of the blackleg duelist-the coali-
zionist of lS25-is rising on account of the
supposed piety and sectional religious no.
tons of the candidate ofthe coons for Vice
President! An assurance is thus given.
that war against the "FOreign HOrdes"
as Clay calls the naturalized ci,izen-is
to be carried out by the nomination Of one
who has been prominent actor in the
ranks of those who made the place of birth
no, merit or the correctness of political
principles, a test in elections. With the
so called, "natiues," Clay stock is 'rsin,'
and it is ION accout of Frelinghuysen!"
Again, the Times, says:
1--WE take our water without the pi.en,
"Who 60 for Clay and Frelinghuysen."
1t truly gives US muck pleasure 10 hear
this. The scenes of drunkenness and de.
bauchery at the coon convention at Balti-
more with the train Of accidents, ore signs"
as the Journal calls them, have had an eff.
feet that the demoralizing fandangoes of
1910 failed to produce. Whiggery prom
Uses to keep sober during the remainder
of this campaign, and ifthey carry out this
resolve, in good faith, they will be used
up community. "The sober second thought
Of The people is always right and efficient"
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LNXPERIENCE of four years has fully tested the vr
IL tues ofDR. sHERMANs INDICATED LozESGEs. Sew
eral million boxes have been sold and given perfect sat
isiacliOn to all who have used them.
Physicians and Cergymcn, Lawyers, Professors, rich
and poor, high and ow-in fact nearly the whole OF the
American people have given them their sanction and they
are now fast 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
box of shermans Worm Lozenaes would give them i'm
mediate relief. Hundreds of instances have to my
knowledge where persons the brink OF the grave fast
wasting away, and the Physicians trying their skill in
vain and resorn! at last the only hope to shermnns
Worm lozenges, which have restored them to health and
happiness. How often have mothers called at the
house and poured forth their thanks and blessings the
restoration 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 are all sub
lect to the curative properties Of shermans Camphor
Lozenges. They severe headaches &c, in ten min
utes In fact they operate like charm, and person
should go to sea without them they are inialihe in
Sea Sickness. Persons subject TO fatigue or attending
crowded parties will find them TO relieve them of all las
situde and oppression
COUGH, COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
Asthma, tghness OF the chest, whoopins cough cough
attending measles and all affections the lungs, inn
mediatey relieved by sherman'S Cough lozenges. They
entirely all recent in lew hours. and often
the most alarming cases OF consumption YIELD as If by
10 hhppy III case Ol rev,
Mr. Anthony, the Rev. Mr. Streeer, and hundreds of 9th
ers. even when they had been given up ms incurahe
SllERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
900, 900 sold yearly, and for only IL l2 cents.
Rheumatism, LumbasO pain or weakness in The breast
side, back, any part of the body Immediately relieved
by the best of all pasters, cost what they may. Worn
on the lower part of the spine they cure the pile and ie
male weakness, falling OF the Womb; they draw corns
out by the roots without the least pain. Joseph lloxe
was almost beut double-this plaster cured him in few
hours. Mr. David Williams, an old Revolutionary soldier
was cured of Rheumatism Cfseyera years standing byi
The doctor dees the world To produce better plaster
or better Lozengcs than his lie is experienced edu-
Gated Physician, member of the Medical Society of the
pute with his medical brethren well as with all other
classes OF the community Always You get the genu
inc Shermanns ozenGes Plaslers, they alone are
known and have stood the test Tor years.
For Sale by $. J. ALLEN aud by appointed Agents in
every town in the State. l11-ly
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-22

FinFeF, Mr. Whsna Emey Atel'f.ls.
~ Cal, ~. Smilsy, NJ tools, aaa
NJ. Giles. iIEzs ufRsd ti..i 4 ssoPied,
greas coed uopld rosslii 40 our conAsfos.
Il rs also said tkal = he ln,efesss ~
Grsa Briisia xoaid MOI saasE her u
RrrAtasTE; and he inierconss between
ne two cosa.siss woald noi be inisnupl-
"a farther tasa wss reqnirrd ~ ne roase-
rirnrs and interests q he bnl,ed e.aiss.
m, II Great Bilain should Feialine. ne
Effects Oh COMMERCIAL conaiei uoan oe
Seltby her mueh more srnslbly han ~ nc
U. slases. Ils eaecsswsuld ee isliin ne
shipping business, BY ihe mssslianis. sn =
aBorE ar N IHE HAEUFAcfpRKks =
Was urged, 100. that the nee Of briilfh
eapilal, by the credit given here, Mas
great political evil. Il increased The IN
favorable balance Of trade, DIsc0uR1oki
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES AMI pronoies
lluxury.- These. il will be recolleeted
were the argumenis Of Mr. MadisOa, Mr
Nicholas, and Dir. Giles. REFunLlcA'
members from Virginia. How diileren
are lie views Of MoDERS bemOersss, "
need not here point out.
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MR.. wEBSTER'S REPLY.
Washinslen, Jan 3. 1871.

washington, JdH ,, i3tis
Centiemen:--i have received your let.
ter, requesting permission t. pres,n my
name 10 the people as candidate for the
Office Of President nf the Uniied States,
subject To The future wise. deliberate ac-
lion ofihe Whig National Convention oil
1914" s."
1. |, would be disingenuons 10 withhold
an expression Of the graft ful feeling.
awakened by letter, containing such \
request. 80 very numerously slguel. AID
coming from anoag lhpss who have
knn~n ne through lie. No one can b.
nsenslble 10 the distinction u beng re-
garded, by any respectable number Of hi.
ifll,w ciiz'ns. as among ii ,se from whom
choice Of President nigh. be made, witt
honor and aftty to the couagy.
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Eetea shllings lnl 81 FtErfs ard NJ
Espl a..rrhisg lhs bosk "A Re lstFs,s
p.nraes sss arsd. SD Ls eemFlainsd-
Thsn oas bsKins 70 80 ossr 80 areuusls
here . . shllllns icr ; hey e every e.l
isf. and sne sLIlisng sad sis peace ios
slssl. Bsf he plaintiff alasEnsy ssys.
here asa rs ley sor ssel n he ease.
sPllea slief sons sianf. says eas Of thtns
ana please yoas hoaea have losnd aay
u maks 4 osts here . ore s1iilihge sor
nskinx I slear 10 he cplles. and iso
shillisas ssd slx psree &c ssesi. shleh
il charged IN mosi PsoPies seeoanss. bui
ne plhnnE's sllsEnsy tsgs. &c had 40
shear. nor sletl, nor key; he blark smilh
ord lnmrdsably before ever he Golfer
was ussd. - i. ben prosen. an sen
sibls lhal By . bad heat ; blacksmith
might PIT sntI on eoller. uhich. posi-.
b.y. mlghl drop 81 before Il came into
he ownsr's bands; and il a.ishl possibly
be charged; boz ihea he blacksmith stands
liable 10 put il on. and make IL good.
Tie dsfendsEI's sasnrnsy .epliess and
plsae The Court. in ihe ordinary course
&c plseIies there 10 always shear 70 e.
cry esl e.. ard they are geBcIally slfsHd,
and Mr. Attorney. iaokirg 81 The plain
niI's sllosnesl ven allow that sies linl
mar be charged. though 30 badly put o
a. 10 come a; and siih a. good reason
l il may be charged Ihough mol done II al
ibeescss in he general course e prscl'e'
titoughtlo ksve been dons, &r. &e. &c
A word 10 he aise is sufieieni.
By the lee.blll, The whole cosI &c lhil
suil eame 10 bu, fourteen shilliags aud en-
penny, aft.r Ieekoning up every series
ilhal possibly could have been DONE, viz
10 entering Jones and Efsin on
docket, 90 o
Eate,ipg an attorney; lhs law sllaas
nothing; bul suppose Q 9
\ To writ. o
i To serving The wii', o
TO calling the action IN rontt. 0 0
Sheriff returning il agreed; no allow
i anes in lsw; suppose : %
Entering me scilon ,g'etd. o 0
Calling il oscr sgreec. 90
i 90.
Dnwins bill Lf cost, 90
Issuing execution, D
Sewing execution. one chilling in
/ pound - %
Tax lee, IL DUE - o.
i 60 ID
fro be coniinaed.i
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The Judge soon separated the last se.
VEN shilling. ard six pence. heing twice
charged. II beng included IN The fret H.
tern sh,ll,nas. So then The defendants
aitornies. allowing The sharpings and lay
ings for granted, had 10 make out that
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And she defendant. BY bis attorney.
ZONES and defends the force snd injury.
when snd where. &c. and saith, tbs, he
IL rot guilty IN m,nner end form as The
plaintiff sgains, him hath declared; and 81
this Inc puts himself ppOn God and the
country: therefore let jury come. agree
allie &, act Of Assembly. 10 recognize. &c.
The same day came the defendant by
his aaurney; whereapon came also jury.
III: - NJ. B-.W-,J-
h. NJ H.. A. IL,
W. w. D., R.
H.. c. R.. r. B.
- NJ aad R. W. who
Icing slscted:iry'd. and sworn the truth 10
speak. upon The issue joined. upon their
bahs DO ssyl Ma. ID. J,leadspi Is no.
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fro be eouiinned.i
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NOTICE-
no bldders for M.Il COntrael On BIO. l05l, Cunl.

TO bidders for Mail Contract on No. 1854 Cum.
berland, Md to Wheeling, Va.
Whereas the States Of Pehn-y lvania and Virginia
claim the right 10 exact tolls from the vehicles, or
some Of them, which convey the United States mails
on the National Road from Cumberland TO Wheel.
ing, which right is denied by the Post Office Depart
meni, and the question is pending in court unde-
eded To prevent all misunderstanding hereafter,
between the Department and the contractor, bidders
desired TO propose for the service in the at.rna
u'e-stating, first, at what price they Will convey
The mails on this route, they assuming ali liability
for the tits, if anyand secondly the price at which
they viii convey the mails, the liability for tolls
10 rest on the Department
c. A. WICKLIFFE
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFicr DErARrMENr, March 8, lsi4
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES

BY HE PRESIDENT OF IHE UNITED
STATES.
IN pursuance of the provisions of Treaty between
i The United States and the Chickasaw Indians
made and concluded at Pontoioc Creek, on the TWEEN
teth day Of October, 1889, and OF the supplementary
and anatory articles thereto, made and uded
on the twenty second day of the same mon h ; and
also, of the Treaty between the United States and
the Chickasaw Indians mede and concluded at he
city of Washington on the twenty Fourth day of
May, iSA
j. JoHs TYLER. President, of the United States, do
hereby declare and make known that public sale for
The dspossl of such of the lands coded the nited
States by the said Indians are hereinafter descr bed
shall be held at the Land Office at PONTOTOC, in
Mississippi on the second Monday in May next.
East Of the Chickdsap meridian.
Township fourteen and fractional township fifteen,
IF range one, east
Section thiriy-fodr, in township one, Of range two,
east.
Sc ion sir, in township sir, of range two east.
Fractional township sixteen, of range two, East
EXCEPT the north fractions of sections one, two three
and four, nd fractional sections five and SIT.
Fractional township sevent en-, of rage two, east.
Fractional townships sixteen and seventeen of range
three, east.
Section eighteen, in township seven, Of range four,
east.
East half OF section twenty-five in township ten of
range four, east.
Section five, in township eight, of range five,
cast.
Section tbir,y-three, in township eleven, Of range
SIX, east.
Sections twcn'y.three and twenty six, in township
four of range seven, east.
Section thIrty-riI, IN township seven, Of range
seven, east.
Scctr tweny-three, in township ten, OF range Sc
ven, east.
Sections five six and seven, in township eleven, OF
range n, east.
South half of section nine, in township thirteen, OF
range seven, east
Secio twenty-five, in township fifteen, Of range
! seven, east
East half Of section nineteen, and sections twenty
tweDly-eigbt twenty nine, thirty three thiry-hve
and hnty-sir, in township eleven, Of range eight
east.
Sections three and twenty -four, in township three
| of range ten, east.
Vest Of The Chickdsdp meridian.
| West half of section five, in township three, Of
range one, wert
West half of section thirty two in township two
of range three, west
Section ,hr,y-t~o, in township three ofrsnge four
west.
North half Of section one, north fraction Of sector
twenty five, and section thirty four, in township sir
OF range four west.
Section fourteen, in ,ownsh eight, # range four
| west,
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IL ARPERS' PICTORIAL BlBLE-No. q
IL This day received by r. TAYLOR-contan-
ing 26 cngrayngs besides ornamental letters and 9th
or embellishments. Price 25 cents per humber.
Individuals who subscribe now To the complete
work will thereby the earliest impressions Of
every number throughout the series, the very large
circulation OF the work rendering 1t certain that la
Yer impressions will be very much inferior TO the
earlier ones, march 7
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~ The Preacher Aid Society Of the Baltimore
Annual Conference will celebrate lis Anniversary In
Wesley Chapel, ON "Wednesday evening next, the
ooth instant, at half-psst seven O'Clock.
The Rev Bishop Soue, Rev. Doctor Durbin, and
Raw + A. Collia. are expected to be present and
ks mart ia the exercises OF the occasion. An oppor-
,uniy will be given to all who may be disposed to
contribute to lis funds The public generally are IN
yited ~ attend. march 10
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Us- FRIssps or TEMPERANcE.-The Freemens
yigant Total Abstinence Society will hold their
rsglar meetings hereafter Tuesdays at the Medi
cs1 College and Fridays at Concert Hail. (Todd's)
st 7 O'Clock in the evening. The meetings will be
rendered interesting by the addresses Of distinguished
.J,oe,tes of the cause. 4. BROOKE,
Sscrsfaru.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. Is, for 1874.
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c., ON Saturday, the
9th April, 1874.
CAPITALS.
10000 Dollars 900 Dollars
5000 Dollars! 3, l40 Dollars
5000 Dollars $500 Dollars
1000 Dollars
80 Prizes of 1000 Dollars
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets sl0-Halves S5-Quarters 50 SO.
Certificates of Packages of 2s whole tickets $3.50 90
DO do rs half do IS 0U
DO do % quarters do 80 So
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SUPERIOR PIANOS.

w FISCHER has just received three PIANO
w FORTES, two Of which mahogany and
rosewood full octave, with entire metallic plate harp
o, dial tablet front, and o. tagon legs
Suffice it 70 say, that these beautiful instruments
are from the manufacturer Joseph CHECKER ng, Bos-
ton, and which Of his best msks and will be so'd
a, his reduced prices at ststiOnsr, Hall whore they
can h. examined fob l5-9we>d
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: h p Tho two marriage soticsA published ~ the
Msdisonian Of Friday evening, had no foundation
whatever in truth They were len at the ohee Tor
publication, with the apparent endorsement oil re
sponsiblo individual. whose name, ~o have slnee
bpsa informed, was forged for the purpose Of decep
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MUSIC AND OTHER PORTFOLIOS
wi w FISCHER has Just received twelve de,cn
Music and other Portfolios, At vArou. price'.
Feb III
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Navy AGESTs OFFICE,

Washington, March 4, 1874.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
4 the 9th April next, at 3 o'clock, p M, for fur
nshing such quantities Of tho small stores hereinafter
enumerated mas be required for the Naval service
at the Navy Yard, Washington, ID. G., for one year
from the dae OF contract All the articles must DO
of good quality, and equal TO the best generally used
in the service Ten per cent will be retained ill the
contract is completed.
Brushes, scrubbing, per No.
do shaving, do
do shoe do
do clothes do
Buttons, Navy vest do
do do coat do
do do dead eye do
Backing, per dozen
Beeswax, per pound
Combs, coarse dressing, per dozen
do fne Ivory, do
Cotton, ST ools of do do
Handkerchief cotton, per no.
do silk do do
Knives, jack, per doz.
Kettles, mess, per No.
Looking glasses, per No.
Mustard, per doz.
Needles, per Nj.
Pans mess and tin, per No.
Pots, Tin, per No.
Pepper, per dozen
Razors, per No.
Razof-stiaps, Ier No.
Ribbon hat, per piece
s So Wine Winchester brown per pc pound
do shaving, per cake
Scissors per No
Spoons, per No.
Silk, sewing, per Id.
Thread, white brown do do
do blue do do
Tape, white, per dog.
Thimbes, per No
VIM B. SCOTT
mar 4-law4w Navy .agena.
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VIM. b. SCOTT
Navy .age'a.

MOURNING PAPER, &c.
THE very best Mourning Letter and Note Paper,
Il Visiting Cards, Sealing Wax, and Small Wa
iers may be had al all times at Statoners' Hall.
march w. FISCHER.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
10000 Dollars.

J. G. GREGORY & co. MANAGERS.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

h. v
r..nsd that this popular place of amusement will
Manager has the pleasure to announce the engage
mept of two popular Comedians, for hve nights
only
"MR DAN mAhbLE'
The celebrated deiine az. o. .ahAoe ona'ao'eiS
his first appearance ~ " .S"sD"' anu
-, a., .ns,r,ncs in eigb, wears. with full and
tl' ns' pp',aanv from The Front street Theatre.
baltimore.
Mr. ID. MARBLE as JONATHAN fLoUeHDor ana
WILLIAM:
Mr.. JOE oow ELL ~ h ms c.'', "
- ------
On tomorrow Tuesday evening the performance
will commence with the
FOREST ROSE.
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JOE CowELL.
To conclude with the Nautical Drama OF
BLACK-EYED SUSAN.
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