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The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-24
$50 900!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 42,Iror 1874
o he drawn at Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, JUih
Va 1911. d Nnmhers--ig draWn ballots.
'VgAEl CONSTITUTION,

f9Sut wis yilg" Of orr wonderful bolies constantly
n require an alternative, or rcgcGcrang influence, to
create aud retain healthy existence. Air light, and
some other elements brought to this rcqnisit0n and
Tor time prove sufficient To the requirements of the
system Bul when from tnprndencc and violation Of
the laws OF the animal economy, morbid hunOrs arise,
aCid and yUtln or juices are collected, the system re-
ques assistance from some other source, or II sinks in
disease decay, and death How wonderful and salutary
at this period, the effects Of an appropriate ulterna.
tive medicine taken in season! Thousands have been
saTcG from DEATH and millions from suerngs indescri
babc, and again restored TO health by the timely use of
PHELPS TOMATO FILLS, which IRE cllCacOus
and potent IN cleansing the stomach and bowels, puri
Tying the blood, and rcnoynIing the slandular system by
altering the secrcons Of the liver md other glands and
carr! lug OIL the morbid juices ana humors that ut the
South they have acquired the name ofFeyer bane" be-
they invariably prevent break up bilious, remit
tent, yellow, intermittent and lung icvers.
Five years eNttLsve use, have proven them the best
and only sure and safe remedy for all the humorous
chronic discusses where the system requires something
that will operate on the Blood, Liver, aud various s
Lens Of vessels giving them healthy action at the same
time expc the morbid and poisonous juices and humos,
which II separates from them.
In this class OF diseases, ARE Rheumatism Dyspepsia
Dr0psy, Liver Complaints, Bilious stomach scroula,
Gravel, Worms, Tun0rs and eruptions Of the skin of
various kinds, permanent weakness about the Olns an
limbs, Kings Evil, constitutional or hereditary feeble
ness Of the whole or pnrt Oi the SYSTEM &c.
Thousands Of cases Of the above diseases have been
cured the Tomato Pills. and thousands Of deaths would
have been prevented hnd these Pills been used instead
Of some irresponsible, b1ncfIl IuAck pill, remedy, Of
which the country is Hooded. There Is 10 mystery or
chnrintanaism about this universal remedy.
They are prepared OF valuable vegetable remedies,
which are known u be both suie and elecnl, aud
used very extensively by physcans In their private prac
iice, because, hundreds have said, they the
pleasant eilectual and sne medicine we have used
The above Pills are for sale by agents In all country
towns. Agents are cautioned not TO buy Of pedlers'-
Zone word TO the wise is sufficient"
q. II. Phelps, NJ D. Proprietor, Hartford, Conn., with.
ont whose Signature none Genuine.
For sale by T. J. Allen, Woodstock; Hayden Hutch.
lnson do. Otis Chnmberlin, Pomrei; Justin g. Brooks,
Iartiorl Harris Morrill,, Strnford; =. Dwight Co..
Nerslire Theodore Cook Cornth; Baxter u. Newton,
Norwich, Lewis Merritt, 1lartlandi J. w. Hubbard,
Windsor. 2jI-6nep.
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slCKNEss IN ClIILpREN

Sl' NNl''S ~ llll'bhLN
And the suffering which they undergo from worms oIlcn
tend to fatal termination, while the is
peced. Offensive breath, pchng al the nose, grinding
The teeth during sleep, starting III sleep win night ANA
screaming, troublesome cough, ind lcverishness ARE
mung the prominent symptoms Of the presence
sIIERMNN's WORM LOZENGEs
viii Immediately remove all these unpleasant symptoms
aud restore t. perfect health Sister lgnatius, SuprorOl
the Catholic Hall Orphan ASYLUM has added her tcslimo-
ny in their hyor To the thousands which have gone be-
fore She slHcs-hCrc IRE over 100 children in The Assy
um, and rl they have been in the habit ofusns shcr-
mans Io2cngcs, and she has alwa,s found them to be
attended with the most beneficial effects. They have
been proved To be inhlihle IN aver 0,UOO cases
CONSUMPTION,
Influenza, Coughs Colds, WhoOpng Cough, Tiahtncss Of
the Lungs or Chest may be cured Rev. Darius AnlhO-
The celebrated temperance lecturer, reduced to the
verge OF the grave by raising blood Rev. Mr. Dunbar OF
New York, the Rev Mr. De Forest. Evangelist in the
Western part olhs state Rev. Sebastian Sreeer Of
Boston, the wife ofOrsmus Dibble Esq IN Morvn, and
hundreds OF Others, have been relieved and cured by
proper use of
sEIERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGEs,
And no medicine ms ever been offered to the public
which has been more clccual In the relief of those dis
eases, or which can he recommended with more conf
dencC. They allny all itching irritation, render the
cough easy, Promote cNpcrt0raton, renOye the cause
aud produce the most happy and lasting effects,
HEADACHE
Palptaon ofthc heat, Ownss Of spirits scasickncss
Dependency, Fnintncss, Choc, Spasns Cramps Of the
0'"l ~ w UVNtl COMPANIES di7N ull llt JUS
tressng symptoms arising from free living, night Of
dissipation ARE quickly mud entirely relieved bv usng
SHERMAN'S CAMpllOR LOZENGES
They net speedily and relieve In very short space Of
time giving tone and ygOr the system, ind enable
person using them TO undergo great mental or bodily ia
tigue.
RHEUMATISM
Weak Back, Pain and weakness in the breast, hnck,
Limbs and other parts Of the body speedily and eitc
tnny relieved by slIERMAN'S POOR MANS PLAs.
TER, which costsonly 2 IL cents, and is within the
reach of ALL So great has become the reputation Of this
article, that one million will not begin supply the an
uni demand II Is acknowledged 10 be the hest strength
eEing plaster in the world.
BEWARE or IMPOSITION!
Or Shcrman's Poor Mans Plaster has his name with d.
rcctlons printed on the back Of the Plaster ard o. fac
smlIoLl ol the Doctors written under the drcc
lions. None others genuine or to be relied Ou-
DR. shorman's Warehouse is No. LOG Nassau 1t. New
York. a2g.6m
For sal n by DR. =. j. ALLEN, Woodstock. VI.
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COMMODORE SYLVESTER'
on On YEARS SERVICE!!

II il now over twenty years that SYLVESTER
appeared before the public, and may proudly
boast of having earned The name OF CoMMo
DORE--and of having performed exploits 'ha'
wholly eclipse older and Drawer heroes IL Inc
Question be moocd, it is thus proved TO demon
sirn,ion:--Whst their adventures have been
rraupbt with mischief; his have been source OF
nrodI and pleasure Their acheven'e cuts have
been attended with hayoc--hfs with wealth ana
con,en,menl! They have been active instruments
in producing panic and confusion in our none
tary atTyirs and disorder in onr social Institutions
he has been sedulosIy employed in restoring order
and system. The Commodore nailed his flag to
the mast twenty years since-hs course has been
undertaking, and thousands who have followed
in his wake, afford the best evidence that no has
been both vigiunt and prospectus Commander
Over ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS in PRIZE MONEYwas paid during me
last month! The Cruise for November Is arrans-
ed-thc Commodore at the helm-his banner ny,
ns at the mast. head--his motto, ga MlLLiON
of PRIZE MONEY IN NOVEMBER" 10 be DIS
,rbnted in Capitals from FORTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS down TO Five Thousand Dollars, SO
as to enable rich and poor 10 join in this noble ad-
venture. The Commodore leads the yan--lollow
who likcs--you have but TO make reference te
the aforementioned Schemes, make your selec
IONS and send Your orders to the oldest and luck
itesi Establishment in the wOrld.!
). J. SYLVESTER.
1870 Broadpay, and 22 Haii-st. New forl
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RDAEIg.EX'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

TIE WONDER AND BLESSING or THE AGE.
HHtNDRE,DS Of thousands Of people have proved
It aud all confess it entire master otpan swell
Ing, sore pile sore eye, and Of every numablc affection
Five minutes will convince hsy one that pain by burns
and scHlds ure indeed trivial. (SCe pumphles) 1t IL
our duty To tell all men this a!ye is blessing, is capable
o saving all pain and Lille when every other remedy
known aud the faculty is useless. Every family will USE
it. Wicked, low wrCtchrs are cOunletlug il. and by
their trash much life will be lost and suffering enured-
With hend.liLc oAr0nicry they pretend II to be genuine.
II H. Daley no: written on each box, no Magical Pain
Extractor is scnuine avoid it as poison, useless aud dam
ger0us.
The following persons are agents for the sale ofthcgCE.
uinc article in Vermont;
s. j. Allen, Woodstock; Potter and Parker. Povral;
VI. X. ~ ). - Scott, Bennington; = r. Peck, EaS Ben
nlngton In Bennington County; T. Chds ~ o. Smith,
Wninsl onrPerry Dexter DOvcri Nath'l Cheney Jr.
Townshendi David 7. Gushing, CHmhridgpOt, Wndhani
Count! Joseph liudey Ut So Chester; shHrwn a Rich
urdson, Che'eri A. l. Thompson Co.. Springfield;
Bartlett 4 Whilcomb, Weahorshed; Dunl Tai, Il Sons,
TWtsyri q. bailey, So. Woodstock; Walton Brow II,
fcchyillc DAVIS Il Wheeler, Caycndishj Geo r. Muul
ton, Bridgcwntcr. Oh en-
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the same evening.
Leave Concord at 81, p, and arrive at Boston the
next morning,
Freight, FIRST Glass, 81; Second Glass, SO.
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hour least before leaving, to insure delivery by the
first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage should be marked, and when
valued AT more than $50 notice should be given and
ira charges paid, claim for damage or loss beyond
such sum will he allowed n. e. uPllAM Supt.
Ort Al lsl3 lsl-t
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T'or sale q, the New York Dry Goods Store,
= Exeter Family sheeings at cts. per ward
MerTimuc 40 inch Cd l."
shawnut 30 inch
Bennington Custom Shirtings 7l-2 ="
ALSO.
Drllings Deums, Striped shirtlngs, Bleeched goods
Red and White annels &c, &c, at astonishinsi, low
prices ior cash. W. W. EsTADROOK.
WOUdstOck Sept. Il laii.
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DIED.

In THE town. o, Monday Ias'. Mir. Eleanes Hs~.
ley. eldcat dasshter Of Mr. Isaac Hawiey, DEED,
aged 50 years.
At chestcr6s'd Can't House, s. c.. On tho III
inst Mrs Elizabeth Parhs fmsiher Of Drs Thos.
D. and z. D. Psrkc.)
Departed this life. IN Rock shcm. Richmond
coonfy on the Sd July. after short ilness, Walter
Leak. SEN. in the eiih year Of hs aga.
The dec~ased ~ae born in Rockin. ham cesnty,
w.. but rem"v~d with his fatke-. WIN. Leak, IN
l77O, to North Carolin,. end srt,ed The Pee D. .
in Ans"n c'aniy; ~h-nee he again removed -
Richmond where ne c,n,inucd 10 reside 10 the time
Of his death.
vonnR~af dau .hfsr If Turner and Elizabeth Pollen,
aS~d II years.
At hi. residence in Sampson county. sifcr pro-
trscted lines, OF y yeas. MIR Redrcd-n Caraway.
aged G. years. The d-e"as~d w.s . worthy mar.
Christian. and eocd e-tizrn. By HE fani ', snd
. numerous cirtle # friends and relations. his loss
will be severely fef and deeply m'-urncd.
In Orange county, nn the 10th inst. Mrs tarah
Barbee. aged -.
In Osn:c: on tho 18th. Mr. Daniel HefInsa.
aged IN.
In orans". on the iath. MIR Reeves Msnssa.
In Mectlenbur. county, o. the I4,h last, Mr.
Samuel Black. aa.d23.
In Neck}enbur,, on the 18th fnst Mr. Alien
Her on. ssee 45 ysars.
II Ssiisb;rv. an The ! sth inst, Mr. westwsr,h
Wa'sen. aged 70 year-.
Al the r'tidencn Of h fa'her. in lrcieli sss~,r.
on the 4th inst. Mr. Henry Chambers. son Of j..
*eph Oh, ,n,e-s., E-q, aged &c ,s.r..
-
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27
- the Voters Of Cumb'd county

# The undsfe3gned hasins lrarned that some Of the
PRESENT 5gAeeens Il - district Of Fayetteville are
uysse g ~ elreo axain on the ssp"nd that they
hese - q &resfe wing ard ve having been
NAs4on6. 494N IT. mesbosj 70 l6ohewl6ereasnn ,shy
q 1ss s6st Il u becacse CON and saes11
hsxe nj kesMNsere than something lik half. pric.
or1A0 het ilfee yaers; and 6our and eugas and
eoe0 11o1l two thirds lese. Kerseys ihst cost %
to- ~ sbs ease, In the year lsS9 and before, can
beOce2At Hsae 10 70 cents ; and such shifting ~
wae given tosfhe poor, about in proportion. And
that the preaaa Wardens have paid M Sup~rfnten-
dant or nurse: and .ha, tho number At the Poor
House FIR tho last three years. we have bren in.
formed has been from about 90 to IS; and before
that time, cad whfls We were IN the Board. about
IS to a. 6. BOON.
A. MCLAUGHLIN.
J McCASKILL.
JAMES BAKER,
JAMES MARITIME.
The urdersi1ned havs been doing business IN
Fayetteville. and believe the above sfatrmert a. to
prices. to BE correct. C. CAISON,
M. MeKINNON,
]. Fl. HA WLEY
J. r. GEE, z. FULLER.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

TORYISM.-The following article fiom
tho Nashvills (Tsnn.) Union, will be read
with interest by the friends of Dir Polk. Ths
Union i published in Ms oolk's neixhborl
GOV. FOLKS ANCEsrORs-REFu.
TA11ON OF A VILE SLANDER.
Every good msu, without distinction .,
|Rausy, has seen with indignation aud ,eer.. !.
sils sl.uder. circulated through tho whir ..
psrs-ahe Richmond lVs.) Wing, I.ouis,i;
{Ky.) jsuspal, Aobiis (Ala.) ~hie o,ner.
aud .ihss kind, ed prints charging that Ca,
Polk's grandfsthsr, the late Col. E7ekiel Poll
Of North Caroline, wss . tory ia the rev.I,,.
tion. a bae9s libei.on decesssd pa,rio, n.l.
yer issued ffoh licentious press. Howevs,
the fact migE have been, no charitable or ho.
uorsbls maa would believe for a momeu, ,h.,
the moral a. political .tauding Of Gov. Poll
eaghs ie te affected by it. But The charge in
every possible sense, is . vile fabrication,
Tbs writer Of This paragraph has seen full
clear, conclusive, aud dsmon>trative proof of
tho high. honorable, ard tnaaly course pursued
~ Cod. Ezekiel Polk, as u citizen Of No,b
Bl:SsoIina. before aud during the Revolutionary
|ssrugsls for independence, showing that he
wnA + true ~hig Of l776, and gailan,ly bore
arms ~ such by the sids Of his kinsmen of
the Same family aame, aud his noble vi,
|fellnwsciixens. How unlike
| Ter istics Of the wings Of ITS
I1f l049 aad l654nA.- -..z.-=
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S2ic2 IS t40a ~ 1918 So 1873, g.
tFrsm the Records


From III. above table it will appear that the pre-.
Mt board Of wardens have reduced the ~x xpenaes
Of the Poor House S2,634 81, in 3 years, twhicl,
has reduced our taxes) as f'i's We:
II 1871, $3.50 70 1912, S3a3 81 ie43, 1881 8:
making tng er the above sum.
The "a iic.toa .f the above appears 10 Be ,l!ed
for in consequence Of Sampson Boon and Others,
ee:;iag up rii6cates and publishing commnni-
caton( evidently with a view o!njrrns the pres en
Board and max ing poficai capi al Tor 4 ces tai
Warden tickot) which full of m;ssfatc,nenfs.
They eta'c that coin and bacon has net, for the lsf
three y srs. been more than half price. THIS sp
p"ars 10 he = great con has generally
started at low rrIcs early IN the Spring. and gone
up in tho months of August and SEPTEMBER 10 l Q
CENTS per pouni, ami in tho yes< cal to I2, CENTS
per pound 90 il will appear. 10 make lher state
MIA irut, bacon must hnvr been. tho year i84N
the last year the former Board served from 20 t. 2s
c.nts per pounI. The same remarks will apply to
corn. As 10 coffs", sugar. kers-y, and homes pun
The prices we're about Ihs same in the last ,a,r
which 'he f,rmer Board served is4u) and the t;rs,
year the present Board went in. is also .ta o..
that the number "f Paupers in the hous- for TN.
past three years from 20 to rs. This is aleo
a great error; fr 1t will appear from the following
certificate from the former Superintendent. that
thee has been av"rag &C Of 81 raurers in the poor
house for the years Ie4I and 1912, and rp to Jane
10Th, 1914, an average Of 26. adj to th"se pau
pers year who arc Supported out oftlc poor hous,
poor house and othc~ causts and there will be o.
average of 36 psrpsrs fr the years lo4t ard 1912,
and a average Of 81 mp TO June ioih. !s4::
Having been Superintendent Of Tire Poor Hon.e
Of Cumb Rand County. from the s6ih Dece,nbcr
i54a until 10 Jane 'sa4. I certify. tia, there has
hcen an av~rae~ Of th'rrv v-one PaHp~re ia sad
Poor Hcuse fr the yrars 1871 and 1919 and up 10
June 10Th !s44, an average Of Iw"ntv six
July %, 1914. JOHN CARNEY.
July 26,', is45.
They also state. that the present Board. has not
raid any thing for a superintendent this also Is
false; they paid euperinte ndanf, when they FIRST
but the former Board, did not pay one the grestsr
part of theirla year.
ONE OF THE PRESENT BOARD
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27
Jsse. les3. lsns 14a4:

6-4 green Baize, which all working men
wear for jackets In their work shops. 5O--,hi.
June, 20.
Iwi.h You to distinctly nnder.ta nd. that the
above prices are by The large uanti,y, 90 TO
1000 pieces.
Now | viii give ynu the prices the farmer,
mechanic, and day laborsr, have to pay for
them, aud If tits not enooghto alarm yon. / will
give up. You must admit, that We Wholesale
men can't live without we have 10 per cent.
profit on the case cost, and that the country
merchant must have 25 per cent on what he
sells, TO live, upon which we will make our
calculation. The price they cost you at rs-
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27
Fren the Baltimore Republican.
WORKINGS OF THE TARIFF.
Bal.inose, June. 1914.

Ny Dear Sis:zefeo appear To be greatly
alarmed for the iols tssf yoursei: mschan-
ics. acd day lshor1 n<en account of the un-
pret edentsd rise Z u KINDS Of fall snd wiu-
ter dry goods, and sto bs candid With yos.
doua wonder At II and ~ you ssats TO me
you nrs plain fa,mer, You want plain stste-
mcns Of farts, ss you know me 10 30 eea(eef-
cd in dry good, for twenty yensespaa, fsssnt
eheerfuIly comply with yeur reqadea. snd ,hfhte
it likely you will be more slarrned han rot
had aay ide, OF. Below 1scnd you shs price
We paid by the case from, the manufactovy
and agent last June, snd also the price they
are selling !, ,his Jsne. md defy contradic-
ton
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

In SaIishury fse seh issAS
tn NJ las Mary Catharins Janaps A. 49,
In Rcw:n. on tho issh ass. AZ
70 Mrs Ellen Trott. .s.saS "a Eas sssSS3554
In Salisbury. On the lesh me-,
TO Ann Eiicr. - zsask2ssss sss
Of Tennessee, 70 Miss Nancy Ne = ~
lotte.
In M-cktenburx eo~nsy. % ihe efitkS ~ !
Ia Anson cnunty, N c.. on the 10Th iass. ~
Began D. va"han, 10 MIss Eli1atstA ,Bssoas,
danghsr Of Mrs Sarah Brooks.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27
stats c NORTH ncarolina--Cumberland County
Cours IF !nlsaeesd Quartrr Sessioms-Jxns
Term 1914.
=. f.; ! .'.sr .,,,.' Levied on r.A." . .',,.

TaEeessfrea1e the satisfaction of tho Court
that Johe 81. MEphy. the defendant in III 70 case
ha'h e .snes lIs State. s.e:s.-... s.:-si
him. = = efoeeaDrd~red. that pub i.cation Be
snsds II the MdEeh t6rolinan Newspaper pab-
Hshed In town q Fayetteville, for six weeks noti-
fying said defendant. ofthe levy his slave, and
requ.rins him 70 appear at the ncxt term Of this
Court. 70 Be held for this County. =, the Court
tember 'next. and r.pievy and plead, or Judgment
Anal by defsslt, will be entered against him, snd
the dave fes,cd on he condemned to the sati.fac.
tion Of the plaintiffs claim
Whnees John McLaurin, clerk Of our said
Court, At Office in Fayetteville, tn. first Mon
day .f June. Ammo Domini. le44. and of Ameri.
can Independence the 6sfh.
JOHN McLAURIN.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

[ II shs dtaeskt eenvenl)eae. asce3bsso 8 Car
|i9aSs, fs~dsJs aGe nouasate 11eesese Sbs THE
EDistsicf, David Reid Esq-. Was ncnsnesed ~ to
whigs.
u3- A mssn sriclss ph5eh 6ass appeared
10 .hat meas paper. ths Wig clssio.s edited
By that tuppsnny County Court lawyer. ssm-
ed Huskins Or Shueks, or SONS such scrubby
aames bee been circulated by some Of tho ~hig
papers, eceusing Col. Hoke's grandfather.
Mich4es Quickel. (now dead) Of being tory.
This secusation has called out letter from
Michael Quiekel Of the present day, Cal.
H"ke'a uncle, and . good ,ohig. denying the
truth Of The whole affair. and bsianiiaied By
several respectable certificates. Mr. Quickei
gives = rebuke to Mr. Slanderer Huskins thst
would make decent men blush.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27
Is SHIP NEWS. g. 60,
PORT OF H'TL.NI-NG GTU-V.
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biig Ge"ree, Seuy.a IJ, from Havana 43-seke
Bounty. Morsr. trom Pt. Prire.
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