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y. u TIIILF., AICEOUecI.
MANAGED HARDWARE.-JACOB 5: PLATI,
~ VIII sell THIS Day 10 O'clock a. No - P!sttst %
SEES and lots OF goods the late are In Cedars
for account OF underwriters Viz Razors Wsde BuIchet
and other MARKS pocket and table Cutlery Raor.Suops
Brushes Whips, Beads. Soap, &c &c &c
Al,o a. u O'Clock. fine assortment OF Table Cutlery
Pocket do Razors Hair Brushes Pedocks Gimblsts, Ia
ble and Tea Spoons Butcher Knives, Csrvcrs, Razor
Slrops &c &c. To close concern
AlsI Dixon Sons Britannia Ware, Letter Balances.
&c. &c Sc. ,, -
80" -, mis- IL
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auhipn ga!ss.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aeetioneer
Fly BANGS, RICHARDS tS PLANE.-otoso
~ 24 Sroadway.-Lbersl cssh advances nano OF con-
s.9ntnsr,s for suction saes- ,>,,,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 4 FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Nov. 18th, 10Th and 2ist
EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE PRIVATE LisRARY-A largo
snd very choice collection OF English and American Book
embracing standard and desirable works History The
oogy, Biography, Voyages Travels the Draa Pho.
sophy Bellies Letres A and Sciences and general hteTa-
ture, ed ions of Greek and Latin Cnss!cs valuable
works In tie French Spanish and Italian laneuaYcs elegant
Embeished Works, &c kc-
IS COTTON g. co. Auction and Commission Mer.
L chants Nos lis Fulton street. and "a Ann strcet-L.b
er adyances made conEgnnen;s. sad prompt returns
made
WEDNESDAY, Nov 10,
4, l01 o'clock, al 81 Ann-st
SECONDHAND FURNITURE, &c comprising Sofas, Side
boards Chairs Table O,tomans. WnhSsnds, Crockery,
Kitchen Clocks Carpets, OlCloth Bedsleads Feather.
R.ds Hair and Straw Mattresses, Cots, Stoves, ic.
10 NJ Segars OF various brands
by JAMES Nj. MILLER
ID TUESDAY. Nov Is.
Al 10; o'clock al The store No. Lisery-sl
Doors SHoEs AND BRoGASs-ioOo cases Boots Shoes and
Boyan. consisting OF every vsney-suabe for Southern,
Western and Northern trade. Sale posuVe.
FRIDAY. Nov 2lst.
Doors AND SRoEs-At 10. O'Clock, a. the store CT A. Cs'
Gin, 2SS Pear. TOO cases Boots and Shoes
Also, cases Rubbers-
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wILEY & PUTNAM,

orr ginaI London editions of the following Periodicals 81
the prices annexed 10 be mailed in London
The Periodicals viii he put IN strong pIin
so that hey mag received the letters per eos
ton Steamers. 49,.
All persons wishing TO subscribe will please sddress
WILEY L PUTNAM, before the first Of December ne@I
Subscripli must be paid in al cases in advance
Edinburgh Review - 50.
ouartery Review. IS %.
Foreign Quarterly Review, - -.
North British Review. = 20.
Westminster Review, IS 81.
Foreign and Colonial Review, - %.
Forbes Medic. ReTiSw, ~.
BlsckwoOd's Magazine. 81.
Frazsrs Magazine, -.
Presbyterian Review. s. 80. 49,
lol Broadway. Nov ), 1915 MS eociw "1w
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On FOR SALE very cheap, Farm Of Is acres miles
from OF the City of Rochester. Dwelling
of brick, in good repair large and convenient and
large barn. great abundance and variety Of The
choicest fruit On McAdamized road and In good neigh.
boIhood, and but few rods from the Genesee river No
heller soil in the whole OF the famed Genesee Valley Price
$500. Address w. II. CUMMINGS, Rochester, MY.
rla lrnan
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
IoOnnEerEp WEEKLY rnoM rnrN.E.rAnnrn

CONNECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N.E.FARMEni
SEEDS, Herds Grass, 80 90 to 81 pcr bushel Re,
"p ~ To % cts, Glover Northern, Ito sc--Southern
a. @, Fl0N seed, 81 80 per hnshel Iucurne 80 C
peru. Canary Seed So 90 to.l 80 per bnshcl.
GRAIN, Com-Northern, new ,husIe SO to5O-Sonth
erh' rouhdyelow. ol asa 5OSouthern HAT yellow
40 $40, do. white "A 15-dO New Orleans 90 90
barley goa OO--Rye. Northern G5 7Odo southern G.
aol-onls, Southern, 90 n 00-NOrhcrn do, 35 TO sc
nrnS per hshel l2u 90 shorts per double busncl2
2b-lrnn II 49,
FLOUR. Baltimore. Howard Street. A mos or so OC
'o-,do wharf, S4 - $50 O0-o rce OF garlic 50 90
pVU-flllla1ephia do, mos, COZ 0 90 -Frcdericks.
Oursh, low I'd mos G2 Il 4 so Alexandria, wIlnr
,' eV % 's7.-Gencssee, common, cash, SIS
80 40 fancy brands 50 % OO-Oho via Canal so nc
sda1-uo New Orleans. cash oOa 0 90. Rye, SO 81
hOuO-lndlhn Meal in bbls. Q 25 n 2 IL.
PROVISIONS. Beer-Mess 4 mo. new bbl. 50 50 n II
LNaVyGSs % u 90O-No. l. 90 0O0-do Prime Sc 81
50 OD--Pork-EXtra clear mo- hhl. SIS 90 IA 50 dc
10 10 2j-do Mess from other States 90 90 n 90 OF
do Prime do do so 90 90 do Cargo do 0 n 0U-Clea
do 90 90 Butter shipping, l2 10 do store unir
specleh, lido dairy 10 cents lizard, No. Bos
ms ga l2-do south and Western, 81 7-iiams BOs
ton, pa l-2-Soulhcrn md Weslern.Ga7 Cheese
hipg md meal, 5u do new milk, as
NooL. Duty-Tle value whereof NJ the place OF ex
poriaon shall not exceed cents per pound per cent
al vaorem. All whereOlthe value exceeds cents pei
pound, ~ per CT, nj. val .and3 cts per pound,
Frlme or SlNony FleeCes washcd.lh 40 AZ C.-AmPr
lean full blood do 81 35-Do "a do 36 DO 10 dc
80 33--l-1 and common do 80 a 3l--Smyrna Sheer
washed, 2Ol 22-Do unwashed, l0a lj-BCnGusido II
.-SaNony, clean 00-Buenos Ayrcs unpickCd.7a 0--dC
do pcdked, 10 4--superGne Northern pulled lamb IS
80 NO ] do do do 81 35--NO 2 do do do 23 2j--No
do do IA II.
Hops Dnty 90 per cent.--lsSoIt Mass. ls49 lib
Goa 0 Cd do Gao.
uAY sig 10 IL l-9 pcrton-- Eastern screwed l2tGOC
EGGS, l2 n.
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DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF

DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY.-The extraordinary
success attending the use ofths medicine
in diseases of the Lungs, and the many
singular cures it has effected, having nat
urally attracted the attention of many
physicians, as well as the whole fraternity
of quacks, various conjectures and sur
misses have arisen respecting lis compost
ton; some physicians have supposed 1t to
contain iodine, other ignorant pretenders
say it must contain mercury, and to some
such substance they each attribute It's sim
gular efficacy. AS such opinions are al
together erroneous, and calculated to pre-
udce many persons against il, we
PLEDGE OUR HONOUR
That it contains nothing of this kind, or
any thing the least injurious; on the cone
trary, it is composed of the most slmp
substances, the principal of which are the
extracts of tar aud wild cherry bark, and
the whole secret Of its efficacy consists in
the mode by which they are prepared.
For sale by DR. s. j. ALLEN, Drug.
gist Woodstock, Vt.
N. All orders for the above medicine
should be addressed to SETH w. FOW'
LIE, 1873 Washington street, Boston, sole
proprietor for New England.
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For the Woodstock Age.
NORWICH UNIVERSITY COM
NCINAIE\'r
MENCEMENT.


MAJOR EAsrMAN-SW: The annual
Commencement of the Norwich Universe
ty, came off, on the 10th and nth, Of Ju-
ly, inst.
On the first day an excellent address
was delivered by Rev, Mr. Clap, of your
village, and another by Doct. Thomas
Crosby of Manchester, N. H.--both re-
plete with Intellectual, moral and reli-
gious sentiments and characteristic Of O
high order of eloquence-securing the
undivided attention and admiration oil
their hearers
On the second day after the military
exercises oflhe morning, the Board o.
Trustees, the Faculty, Cadets, Clergy
and citizens marched in procession 10 the
Church, " here the usual exercises onsuct
occasions were had. The Oralions ant
Poem delivered by Cadets of theUniverstl
were OF highly respectable and interes
ting character-and eminently creditabl'
to the young men and to the institution
as well as gratifying to the just pride o
their friends.
The degree of "a. b." was conferred
upon Cadets D. S. G.. M. Potter, ". Y
e. f. Dcnnison, ". and o, S. Tenney
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Vt, and the degree of master of Military
Science" upon Cadets w. A. Newman
and o, ID, Miller, Of Vt. and L. B. Kel'
logg, of Ill.
The Honorary degree of"A, M" was
awarded to Doct Luther Cockrane, oil
Middletown, VI and Hosea Doton, Esq.
of Woodstock and the degree of Doctor
ofDivnity TO Rev, Joel Clap, Rector Of
St, James Church, Woodstock
After public dinner, got up by J. T,
Burnham, the worthy Publican of the
Union Hotel, in his best style-the Ca.
diets, under the command of Gen. Ran
som, the President of the University, per-
formed great variety of military evoIu-
tons, with admirable skill and precision,
and the music by the Band of Cadets
was decidedly fine and elected much APP
plause. On the whole | am clearly OF
opinion that the University never had a
better or''more ntereslingIcommencemcnt,
ifindeed, it ever had one 50 good Pros
poets are Frightening, and the commun-
ily are becoming better acquainted with
its excellent system of education and dis
cipline-and arc avaiIing themselves Of
its advantages,
fEJe The FaH Term will commence on
the 25th of August. C.
Norwich, July 10Th, 1915.
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CHASE SMITH s Co.
G.. w. TAFT
HARRY WOLCOTT
a. G. DIMICK.

Depeyster, Aug, 3, 1913.
This cenlhes that | was taken sick IN
September last, after some exposure to
night air, with what considered a cold,
which located on the lungs, producing II
tedious cough from the commencement,
The breath Immediately assumed very fo,
lid odor, which at times was so Intolera-
BILE as to render it unpleasant to attendants
TO stay in the room. Immediately called
on a physician, and after trying various
remedies and my symptoms growing worse,
| called IA council Of physicians, who, az
ter examining my case, pronounced my
disease gangrene Of the lungs, and ex-
pressed at once their decided opinion that
my case was extremely doubtful, and some
of them that it was absolutely hopeless
The doctors continued to prescribe for me
without any apparent benefit, until the last
of February, when commenced taking
Downs Vegetable Elixir. AT this time
my strength was very much reduced, |
had been confined to my room more than
six months, aud the last few weeks to my
bed. In less than one week after taking
the Elixir, my cough was pretty much
gone, and all unpleasant symptoms imme-
diatey abated' took in all, four bottles,
which lasted till some time in April, when
my health was so far recovered as 10 be
able to ride out, and in May | began to
work. My strength continued to improve
until June, when my health seemed to be
perfectly restored. and has continued so
till the present time. DAVID DAY,
270 3w
kPPrepared only by N. II. Downs,
Troy, Orleans Co., Vt.-Sold by CURTIS
& SMITH, St. Adams, VT, the only whole
sale agents, and by agents supplied by
them throughout the United States and Can
ada; or by r. Richards, their agent 40 Di-
vision Street, New York, who keeps a sup.
ply on sale at proprietor's prices.
Persons wishing for the agency, where
there is not one already established, will
be supplied, upon application by letter tc
Carts & Smith, upon fair terms, they al
ways stating the best and safest mode Of
conveyance.
The above medicine is for sale by DR.. S
J. ALLEN, Woodstock, VI.
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'e cannot say,

MRS. KOETHEN, 1913 Spring street,
respectfully solicis the Ladies to call and
see the CIRCULAR SKIRT. The very
general approval it has met with has in
duced her to make such improvements as
will suit the most fastideous-,he design
of this newly invented article being to
dispose altogether with the Bustle, and TO
give graceful air TO the whole figure
Arrangements have been made to meet
the increasing demand, and to execute or
ders with despatch. Specimens will al
ways be kept on hand for inspection.
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MODIFICATION OF TIE POST OFE!CE
LAWS.
PRACTCaL EFFETCS DE M 0 "
STR.HTED

SJhHI ED.
On the 1st of July, the alteration authorized by
the late CongIess, in the rate of postage, went in
TO operation. "a be looked upon either in
commercial or social JnnDuer, the advantages de-
rived must be considered paramount 10 any loss
that may accrue 10 the government from differ
cnCe IN species. IL is n measure which has been
strenuousIy advocated by Sylvester from The
commencement of its being advocated, cnlnrgng
the mercantile correspondence and private COM
municalions throughout the whole domains of this
vast country, and requiring only time and fair
trial to deveope the extent to which the epstoIaro
Intercourse will be increased. To tho the corles-
pondence of Sylvester il will and already has
proved Of much benefit. The onerous charges
which the late post office regulations subjcnlcd
them to- deferred many who were disposed TO ad-
venture from embarking in these investments, and
many lost the chance Of enriching themselves.
This obstruction has been removed Sylvester,
DESTROYS of being in The foremost rank when any
public good is contaminated, issues schedule Of
Schemes for the month Of August which exceeded
in brraucy and diversity Of chances ever offered,
as he is determined that every nducement be pre-
scented to his purons, afording the same encourage
ment to the government The past six months
has been marked by the disposal Of an extraOrdi.
nary nNnber of prizes, which was punctuGlly paid.
as all Lotteries in whch he is interested are e-
gally authorized, and under the duperinlendence
of commissioners duly appointed.
lie earnestly requests orders be forwarded ear
ly, and to BIO careful and address
s. j. SYLVESTER
22 WWtst New York
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c.

We are not little disguised with the
the tone of many of the mscaled temper.
ance papers of the present day edited for
the most part by men Of very ordinary men,
tai cnlibre and unripe judgment, who
strive by hot zeal in urging forward a
wholesome reform to render themselves
conspicuous and gain fleeing notoricly
by the noise they make-just as iackass
would attract notice by the loudncss of his
bray. Being devoid of anything like rea-
sonlng powers and unacquain,ed with the
commonest rules of courtesy, they seek to
force people into their way of thinking and
acting by loul.moulhed abuse; what they
lack IN argument they make up for in
vituperatlon.
We are not speaking against The tenn
peranie reform, which has been one of the
greatest blessings ofthe age;rar from it, We
admire temperance, in all things, and it
has never lacked such feeble aid as We
could give il; but we hate utraiSm and
janaticiSm Of all kinds; and where we see
abuses we shall not hesitate fearessly to
point them ont, exist where they may
That the proGessedIy Reformed inebriate
should be taken by the hand and encour-
aged in his work Of sel-reiormalion is a
doctrine to be commended; that he should
be suffered again to take his place among
men and move in good society, the right
to which he had forfeited by his previous
conduct, we mos, checrluIly allow -every
encouragement should be offered him,
and when he has given proof that he is re-
formed indccd, his past conduct should be
forgotten. But TO sci him mp as the teach
er Of those who have never fallen, TO suG-
er him to make capital out of his disgrace,
and, because in his new born zeal he goes
greater lengths than others, who have led
the lives of men and Christians, are will
ing to 90; TO place him on pedestal above
them and point to him as a paragon IN
MORALS, is an overturnlng of all the laws
which govern society, an outrage on COM
mon sense and at the vilals of virtue itself.
A false theory and most pcrnicous prac-
tice.
Do We not see the truth of this exempli.
and every day, in the unm'lgated black
guardism which characterizes the writings
and speeches of these rGiormed-rgomcrs;
in The abuse of respectable men, who have
alwars lived like men; in their fighting and
quarreling with each other, as regards the
division of the spoils ana the particular hon
or which belongs to each, individually. 1t
is enough to disgust a reasonable and
thinking man with the very sound of the
word temperance; for not one in the Eng.
lIsh vocabulary has been more vilely a
bused. Society never committed great,
er mistake than in supposing that, because
a man has, prQftsscdW reformed in one
particular, he is therefore free from all
vice and moral dcpravily, Teachers of
morality should be chosen with more cir
cumspeclion and undergo proper proba-
ton Boston Bee.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
MONDAI urI.V ~ Ie,E

49,, A. Market 42O Beef Cattle, 90 Cows and Calves
1900 Sheep and 700 Swine
rhloEs,-BeGf CGt(e,-We quote first quality 81 so
30 second quality,S500a 5,2j Third quality "a
so 800 ''''' W.
working OXen.--No sales noticed.
Cows and Calves none.
Mefp'--Sults from l,75 to S275. Lambs $50 ia Q 81
SwHc,-A lot OF Old Hogs Old hogs I-2 At retail from
'"oi-E ". h, Farmer;
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AT THE WOODSTOCK
2S0ot, SDof 4 II D ItatDtr
S Il O r b !
No, p, Central. Head Of Elm Street.

large and general assortment of all kinds Of Boots,
n Shoes and Leather are kept constantly for sale among
which may be had GCntlcmen's French Cali, Kid and
Morocco line sewed Boots, Calf Kid and Morocco pcgged
do. Cnllmd Kid shoes, pumps and DOwnines thick and
Calcutta Boots, Shoes and BrogRns, Boys Calf thick
and Calcutta boots Shoes and BrOss. Ladies' Caters
half Cutters, French and common Kid walking Shoes,
Slips and slippers. Misses and chdrens Shoes OF all
descriptions.
n LSO:
Stock consisting of French and common Calf skins Sole
leather Upper leather and Calculus Kid skins, Innings
and bindings, hastings, boot webbing and Cord, English
Shoe and binding thread, Gaoons, Ribbons and laccs.-
Ames' shoe knives Avis, tacks Copper and Iron
Drills. Boot and shoe Kit, all kinds. Liquid and Paste
Backing. MilIers and Bakers Leather rreservative
Shoe Brushes and Sand Paper, all which will be sold
cheap Tor cash or approved credit.
Cash paid for green hides and calf skins
Wanted first rate workman on thick Boots.
JOEL EATON,
June 10Th, 18i5 e6i-I.
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Important change of FaShim.-T he
New York Express has the following ad-
vertisement placed under very black
line. Whether the location is accidental,
or intended to indicate mourning for
he demise of long cherished fashion,
we cannot say.
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l.. C. KELLOGG, } County
HORACE CLARK : Commit
j. G. DEXTER. tee.
A CARD.

The Undersigned, sufferers by the fire
at Qnechec wish in this public manner
to tender their acknowledgements to
those by whose extreme efforts much Of
their property was saved, and in an cSpe-
rial manner to the Ladies' They wish
also to acknowledge the promptness with
which the people of Woodstock and their
excellent Fire Company came to their
assistance
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN-
TION

The Democratic Republican freemen Of
the countyiof Rutland, are respectfully in
vite6 to assemble in Convention at the
Court House in Rutland, on Friday, the
eighth day of August, a, eleven O'Clock,
in the forenoon for the purpose of nom'
mating suitable persons for County Sena-
tors, and transacting other necessary
business incident to the approaching can
vass
r, ry,,.I D%r ~
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LEAD PIPE,
Operations ON the Teeth.

II. S. CHASE, NJ. D. DENTAL SURGEON
Woodslock, ~, Office in the Bank Building
NNvery operation performed OH strictly scenS, ana
~ we'd principles with little pain as the ma
ture of the case will allow. ,, ~,
Teeth extracted with "CheNahers' Cefenraten TOT
Gems with far less pain than is usually experienced
Nerves Of teeth entirely destroyed, U'ho me use Of
Instruments Tartar removed aud the teeth thoroughly
cleansed without injury TO the Enamel :.
Artificial crowns fitted to the roots OF roht TEEN IN
such manner US TO be servcenbe Tor years, and DEFY
detection. -, 49,, 80, orhor,h
Decay ed teeth plugged with gold or Tin ioll although
,rnsiyely Jseased and made good and useful organs
Al diseases of the mouth and gums, treated On correct
principles ,,t s,,,l.d
with ncorruptihe porcelain ones, of superior peauy'
SO, on the finest gold plate in the best manner.
Tooth powders and washes, prepared and Tor SAFE,
Teeth extracted and advice given to the poor whou'
charge. or, =,
June 18th lsi5 Zo'-u'
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CHARLES P. Danforth, Esq, has been
appointed to the Post Office in Nashua, in
place Of ID. Phlbrook.
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MIXTURES FATOURITE PKESVKIF IUNi
prescrintion cOngenn to our wants. as Is prepared
rom chemical extracts from substances which the huhsr
C nnture has paced in our land for wise purposes,
t masy who know nothing Of the mode Of It's prepaFa-
ton arc endravorhg reap pecunary dement's ny sths
nm article similar in name or in appearance or " repre-
sentinn their own trash superior 10 lhis bAiNNM.
All these deceptive arts 60 To show that WIS., EhS
BALSAM is known to the world to he THE GREdI'
REMEDY" ard that TO seNany mtNtureit must DC axe
Ibis in name or p,rport to be like il in substance
NJ. Relieve not the cunningly wrought ahrichlions-
and take only The ORIGINAL and genuine WlsrAR's BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY.
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ROYALTON ACADEMY.

rTNHE Fall term will commence Wednesday, Sep
| temher 10Th. The school will be under the contin-
ned and approved instruction ofMr Syanus Bates. The
services OF Miss Maria Z. RUSSELL lady OF superior at
anmcnts and excellence and several years pertnce in
teaching, have been secured.
Young Ladies' will enjoy peculiar advantages for acqur;
ing correct knowledge Of Drawing, Painting, Music and
the French Language.
Gentlemen designing to become teachers will receive
appropriate attention, Frequent and familiar lectures
will he given on the sciences
BOARD in good lnmiles and reasonable terms, may
be oaiued rooms for those who prefer to board 'he
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NHAR RTE ID

In Rochester, VT, July II, by the Rev. Mr.
Scales, Mr. Ilonesus Steorns, of Reading, to
Miss .conora ID. Matthews, of Rochester
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Ship Alloy!

NER. EDITOR-I wish through the medium of your
lVR paper To caution Young men wishing obtain pa-
sailors, against having amy Thing to do with one
GEORGE BARTOL, Junior. of Boston, or with one Capt
BUNTING, of the ship "Euphrasl," they are both hum
hugs and dependence whatever be placed upon any
0leir statements lfthey desire proof of this shall be
furnished to their full satisfaction by ASUFFERER.
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