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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-06-05
Cheeseman's Arabian BaISam

EI7DR TIL CURE of all kndso wounds spruins,
n brrnscouahs, sore lungs the most desperate piles
and rheumatism Oal kinds II will prevent the tooth
ache restore tor I'D and persisted limbs. tij0ns, numb
&C. aud Cun be depended upon TO relieve soreness
in all cases.
This valuable medicine has been very extensively used
for the last years. while its increasing demand the u
Universal satisfaction it has given md the testimony Of
arge multitude of individuals of the first stand.
ing in the community, who have tested and inilibly
proved its efficacy, show that it needs only tobc used Ia
prove its Invaluable eXcecnce indeed all who have ev
cr tried the basam, prize it highly that they will not
he induced under any consideration to do without it, The
Balsam has attracted the attention of men of science and
Physicians and Surgeons ohe ereatCslscentic acquire
menls, give it their unqualified appreciation while many
OF them in different sections Of the United STATES now
in their practice, and have authorized the pnblca-
tiOn of their certificates.
Also CHEESEAIAN'S ARABIAN PILLS, n
valuable medicine for all bilious complaints &c.
~ Purchasers should inquire for the true article by
using the whole -ChecsCmnn' Arabian BaSanl--
and see that it has my name written in my own handf
writing the printed directions on the wrapper
every bottle. E. CHEEsEMAN.
For Sale by
$. ] ALLEN, Woodstock; +. NJ. & $. stockcr
Turtunnl corners n. G. Hale Chelsea, and throughout
the country generally. 237-ly
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
Is PUBLISHED
Every Thursday Evening, at Woodstock, Vt,
ELMsTREET. OPPOSITE THE BANK.
r. H. II NJ y

TERM
Sent by mail year, at tie commencement orlhe vol
nme, Sl,5O
THE expiration Of six months, LIS
Al The ex piration OF the volume 200
AMER the expiration of the volume, $50
Village subscribers, 300
No paper is sent unless paid for in advance or upon the
guaranty OF payment by some responsible person known
TO the Publisher and paper is discontinued except at
his option, until all arrcnrnges paid.
Advertisements must De paid for in advance unless
some responsible person guarantees the pay for their IN
scrion The number ofinserons should in all cases be
specified by the advertiser they will be inserted until
forbid.
BUSINESS CARDS
Are inserted at $500 year for subscribers ana at $500
for non subscribers.
CITY AGENCY.
" r. p,INpn ot New York, No. 30, Ann Street,
Boston, No, IL, State Street,
" Philadelphia, No. 81, Pine Street,
Z" Baitimore,S Z. cor Bait 4 Calvert SITS
~ authorized to procure forward and collect pay adj
vertisemenu and subscrpt tons to "THE WooDsTooS
AoEn CHARLES G. EASTMAN.
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TO NIL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN, OR, LEATHER
ECvrDREP
RESTO Il Elk.
A Mem chemical Discovery.

n .NPW ChcMlCdt DScOtIg'
Most people kno Y, that skins and mites arc converted
into Icaihcr by the Of Tannn extracted from certain
baTks &C
When the force and strength Of the Tannin is worn
ont, leather becomes dcad hard dry, brHic crGc@'d'
corcrcd lrith acruSt, 81. THIS, dLL KNOB. 10 re
store then is Hlc S0fHcSS m0iSintSS, strength, SmooW
ness aud remove all n.y. or bstcr-ifStoreh me tan
min. This substance the leather never can receive ne
second time; but the whole utHeS o are in TINS article
the OIL OF TANNIN-which pencrates the STILES,
and hardest leather, ift has been twenty years IN nNe'
mad If it tears easily with the fingers, IL mptS NJ once
strength that is utterly incredible until seen ~ D'
Comes IKE ueir lcnhcr, in all respects, with adcishui
soncss and polish and makes all leather colaPctcy ana
DcrGciiy qprrrjoUS to wHtcr-parcnlar boots SHOES
currgr tons harness hose, trunks and in fact all nSS
mqt 0fIcdihcr giving splendid polish, even hlshrr
than new leather has and al dOubinE lis wear ana
durability. in whatever manner the leather Is uaeu'-
THESE ARE FACTS.
Those who will may old shoes, groan win coIhS;
ride with old carriagc-tops-havc old harness, ana
throw them away half usedloOk filthy themselves ana
all ahon hem-eXpend double what is necessary tor "ri'
Giles of LEATHER their hearts content for whnt we
care their preudcCs strong, that hey VIII NOT
try new discovery. We have no iavors TO ASK o 'htm'
hey are the greatest sufferers and we beg idr hoboul
custom or patronage Now gentlemen, please yourselves
rPNonc genuine aness with the fac smile signature
of COMSTOCK 81 co. ,rv
2i5-ecp ly For sale ny Ut - d. Ah"I''
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SUPERIOR CLARIFIED GROUND
SlIYv

MANUFACTURED by BARDWELL,DiNON,& en-,
wi South Iadley Falls, Mass, This article is manu-
nlcurcd from pure clarified Coarse Salt and for cooking
table bntcr cheese &C, is superior to any kind OF
salt now in
The article of Ground Salt has been manufactured by lis
for some years past but we have not succeeded until
recently in the manufacture of Perfect article We
offer to the public article snperorto any kind Of
Salt now use, in point of weight, strength, and flavor
Every family in the State should be supplied with IT,,
The above salt for sale by CLIPS DANA, JR.
Mnnls inck. Anrl 10
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ROM . TO SHINES CHEAPER THAN Be
FORE,OR NOTHING lFi'llE USER Is NOT
DFI lGUTED WITH IT,


n article that every family must consider ndispcns'
n bile when they know its power and value, ana whlch
hns heretofore been sold too high to reach all classes
has now b. reduced in price with view that rch ana
poor hgh and low, and in tact every human being may
enjoy its comforts aud all who get shall nave the price
returned to them il they are not de9hted WIN us use
We assert without the possibility oi CONTRADICTION, thh'
all burns and sea Ids every external sore, ola or res ana
all external pains and aches no matter whtre, snail We
reduced comfort by it in five Misunderstanding lIiclmh
or scar No burn can be fatal rthis applied Unless the
vilns are destroyed by the accident II is truly magical
to appearance in Its effects. Enquire Tor 'ConheiS Mag
len, Pain Extractor Salvc."at COmstOck and Cos, ~
COurtmnd Street. New York.
Price % cents, or four times rs much Tor 5O cents
we assure Won, on the responsibility Of our characters
that sympathy for human suffering induces, at least ~
part oar earnest solicitation that simple TRIAL should
he made in any affection named below. we ihR II h"
mprllpnt or too much say that nothing like II or IN
any degree cccuu has ever been discovered in ihde
CinC. ~ !,
for all complrnls' but External application ana VIII
cure the following Burns Sc,llS, Frosted parts chill
blEs Chuie gall chaps, letter, pmpc hnic le"h'
nicer sprun cryslclas stas, cuts, ruiscS, slTaS car
aud oothuchG, mumps, sore thront runroundH wh'owS
piles, nGwOrm, salt Rhcnm, Barhcrs ltch weak s3h'
cmhuncc eruption eyes and lids, sore lips, pune
lures hcs and warts, fever pains pain in The back AND
side tender feet inanatory rhematiSm, tic do0reuy,
unue in lCr and BREAST fever sore old burn scars, prtl
head, iuamcd shin broken breast sore nipples rough
huucs blisrrcl surfaces, dressing for biScrs, white
swelings cold in wounds sore cors general sOres,slal
pOy marks.
! Thonoh we have named numerous affections, expert
cncc has Taught Us that they are not too many. 1t will
be necessary to know that the article called ConneS Is
the only one we can recommendation must caution against
some limitations which have reason to bieve are OF no
use I'M, INJURIOUS We will present it to the poor who
have actual need of it. md whom you may send Tor IL
Rracmncr it is CONNEL'S Magical Pain Extractor.
All country mercnrts are requested to take II TO men
towns commission, rs the greatest blessing "tahNnO
ever discovered in medicine, This is strong language
hut yen may depend It's power will full justify it. ta'
on all the Agent, for pamphlet graft. to ALL andVcry III
trrcsting also the names Of all the ''"-''ncn OF Ne"
| York. ~
! CAUTION-Bc sure and get Conncs as counterfeit
and worthless appear under other names. See that 1t
direct from Conlsock and a Co. or never touch il.
! TOr sale by ). j. ALLEN. Woodstock, ~ 2iwcoply
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Botanic Medicines.

a GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Thompson
"a and other Botanic Mcdicires--buth crude and pre-
pnred, simple and compounded is constantly kept ior
sale by the subscriber, Mt his residence, between the
Methodist and Episcopal Churches.
The above Medicines will he reay pn mn accompanied
by suitable directions, md warranted genuine.
C,uTloN-To those who ARE DESTROYS of obtaining pure
Thomsoninn medicines, would say hware ofwhom you
purchase as they ARE frequently ndueraed with worth
less percous and poisonous substances for The purpose
ospeculaon or Infringing those invaluable remedies in
IT, dlsrepufe A. II. HAMMOND.
Woodstock, Nov. 90, 1914 237-tf
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From The Savannah Georgian
ANDREW JACKSON.

cannot consent that my mortal body
shall be laid in repository prepared I"r M
emperor or king. My republican leel-
ines aud principles forbid ~ the s'mP''c''
~ of our system Of government lorh'dS H.
Every monument erected toperpciu"tc tue
memory of our heroes and statesmen ough'
70 bear evidence Of the economy and SIM
uIIcly Of our republican institutions, ana
,bo paness of our republican citizens, who
arc the soyercgNs Of our glorious Union,
and whose virtue is to perpctuate H. True
virtue cannot exist wherepomp and parade
are the governing passions; it can only
dwell with the peopls-the great Iabor'ng
and producing classes that form the bone
and sinew of our coniederacy.-Eriract
from The letter Of Amlrew Jackson 10 Conn.,
Eliot, L. s. ", datcd Hermitage, March
81, 1915,
Glorious on tho battlefield,
Glorious in the char OF state
When thy country found sn'c'"
In thy ann to guard her fate;
Still more glorious art thou now,
Gaspmg iecbly for thy breath,
While upon !ly martial brow
Fast disl the dews of DEATH
,,., c
Though disease mas SaPPeu VI! 'o'"''
And the lightning from ih'nH eye
Fades, Whlrh lhfooSh inc oo,'ts y s"'"'
Though thy voice whose clarion tone
Sent 10 gallant hearts thrill
Az the line moved bravcly on,
Fainter grows and fainter STILL
,.,..... ,.;.., ,,
IT, W! SP'n' "''s.s "s .I'', r. ,iJ,
ln,nHusn NV s'.T '' 1,"""' VI "'7"'
CT III! county SNs IT. 'T "sL..
Pure as when its rhy was gwen
Though 1t has'cns to It's SET
'T.il pass away to heaven,
!! IS all OF JACKSON YET
rel tt @H@ on' ''y great ""'"''
Lingering mere Oehcalh me SKY
Cherished Tor my country ,a'ic'
WIN not, nay II Cna "ot ''e'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-06-05
PENSION AGENCY.

'IE Subscriber having been for several years engaged
1 in the Pension Office exclusively for the eNamina-
ton of Claims for Revolutionary Services; and having LEFT
that Office s Or the last two years devoted his time to
the prosecution nj claims before that Office and the other
Public OlCes OF the Government Being well ac1naint-
ed with the various Pension laws and with the sources
from whence proof Of services may be derived, he ena
blcd to render essential aid to such require an agent
III this city.
lie will transact business Of any kind committed to his
charge for n reasonable compensation
All letters IN business must he post paid.
Reference is respectfully made TO the Hon. j. COlamcr,
Hon. :. s. Phelps and Hon. Paul Dillingham;.
H. II. SYLVESTER.
Washington City, March, lSlj 2l6-Gm
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,s,EsE d3@NSVgTaJTHON,

TuyuVn owls ytnr of our wonderful bodies constantly
require an alternative, or regencrnlng lhnuehoo, W
crcnr and retain healthy existence. AIR, lghl, anu
some other elements are brought to TINS r'quso'' .u
for time prove sufficient TO the requirements w Wv
system, But when from imprudthco auH u"'"""" i,
the laws of the animal economy, nofhlu huh"n 's'i
arrid and yitutm or Juices ARE Collected c HlH ~,
Guircs assistance from some other SohIcc'Vr ,or"
dscusc decay, and death How wonderful anu s""unS
N this period ARE the effects of M hppropI"tu 'I""
live medicine taken in season? Thousands nave peoh
snycG from DEATH and millions rom sul'erngS , in"o'''a
bublc and ngnn restored to health, ny Tue tleS uaG '"
pUEIpS TOMATO PILLS, which are so elnchcluus
and pocnt in cleansing the stomach ana h"WcS, p",,
rinr the blood, and rcnOvutng the SnhuuW SNHi" W
lirriuu the spGrems of the liver, ANA other g"S' un"
r, ino ar tho morbid lures aud humOrs-lal nt the
.onih they have acquired the name ol'fCVGr Oh', W..
cause they invariably prevent or hrchh up oous' ''"
,cnI yellow, intermittent and lung levers. A., ,
FIVE wears extensive use, have proven lho' llu uu''
and only sure and safe remedy for all the humorous
chronic diseases, where the system requires solo'n"b
that will operate the Blood, Liver anu 'nUuS Saa
", oC vessels nying them healthy action, NJ the same
lime cxpe the morbid and POISONOUS juices ana hnh"rS'
which il separates from them. n,,
I'm his class of Diseases Rhcnmntisn. DlspepSl'
Dropsy Liver Complaints, Bilious Stomach; Scron'n,
Gravel Worms, Tumors, and cruptions Of the SKIN o,
various kinds permanent weakness about the Ions ana
limbs, Kings Evil. constitutional or hercu''"'y '''''
ness of the whole or part OF the system, &C -,
thousands of cases of the above Diseases nave Deen
ured y The Tomuo Pills. and thousands OF deaths would
cave been prevented Ind these rs "et' uscu, 'S'" ~
of some irresponsible, bancln gmhck phi, remedy O.
which the country is flooded, There Is no mystery OF
chnratanaism about this universal remedy ,,.
They are prepared OF valuable vegetable remedies
which are known to be both safe and clecual, ana arc
used very extensively by Physicians in their private prac
lice bccnuse ms hundreds have said they are the mos
pcnsant eirctua and safe medicine we have ever USED
The above Pills are for sale by agents in all country
towns. Agents are cautioned not TO buy OF pcuers'-
some word to the wise Is sufficient" 90,
G. R. Phelps, NJ. y, Proprietor Hartford, Conn, with
ont whose Signature none nrc Genuine.
For sale by :. !. Allen, WOodstocki Hayden lulCh
inson, dos Otis Chamberim, Pom!re; Justin =, broGE7
Hartford; Harris ~ Morrill, Strnlord 7. Dwight d Co
Vcrshirc; Theodore Cook, Cornthi Baxter u. Newton
Norwich, Lewis Merritt, llmtIandi D. w; hnhh"rd
Windsor. 2'io"'P'
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ID r. TAYLOR IS
B.3T,SdJJ OF LIVER WORT

For Consumpiion Liver Complaint, Coughs Colds. Asth-
ma Pain in the chest SIDE Splitting of Blood, CalaihS,
plcursy, WhOOpng Cough, Tickling in the Throat Rails
ing Of Phegm in The morning, Difficulty Oi Breathing,
Paptation ofthe Heart, Loss, Of strength Emaciaion,
and All affections Ofhe Chest, Lungs and Liver together
with those diseases which predispOse to consumption
A few dozen Just received and for sale Ny
gao ON. DIR. 5, J. ALLEN
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TO THE PUBLIC.

CALVIN +. NEWTON, successor TO j. Newton In
~ forms his numerous friends in Norwich and vicinity
that he S returned Ia Woodstock, where he will
have on hand constant supply OF medicines Of his own
manufacture.
The COmplnntS heretofore made OF Adulterlon in
these excellent articles formerly prepared by himself
may Ceuscli those interested will huy at the right
place.
The above medicines arc sold at DR. $. J. Aliens.
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FARM FOR SALE.


A PLEASANTLY located and well wnlcIch FARM,
- containing -2j uCrrs,on QurChCr River, In Hartford
w., five miles btlow the Village Of Woodstock, is now
offered for sale the whole divided into small arnlS to
suit purc ,Scrs with pleasant building spots and convr-
lent Woodlands This is one OF the best IlrllS III lHe
country having theron, three good dwelling houses one
Il large dulghtully situated two story house with convcn
lent othouscs and water from never failing spring con-
vcycd nlrnd pipes to hGhuuSc and Hrrs,thc mcnIowS
upon the river are large and Of an excellent quaty an
orchard with choice fruit brick yard and clay OF
superior qul from which the country aronndRrc Snpp-
ed with first rate briCk.Un extensive growth NJ valuable
timber, aud one nj the hest sugar lots in the state
Water puwCr can he ha To almost amy extent with
trhng expense, either from the brook running through
the Farm, from the river first rate ur o 3UO acres
could he taken from the and leave the madcr
for another valuable farm, or it might he divided into We
~ small sections, each well accommodated with wood
and water, and pleasantly situated on good rna! where
The stage frequently passsrs II will be sold very chenp
the first opportunity and possession given Immediately
TERMS Part of the money in advance or within ono
year, and the remainder at annual inrrCs' M uumimit
ed time. JAMES VDAll"
REFGp"NCGs-Ethnn Bnrnap Esq. Lowell; Nathaniel
HALL Boston, Chestnut md Warner slrcciS-Wy
Tvs lvmun Esq, burlington, W.T.; Daniel Marsh West
Cambridge, Mss Ethan Gushing DnnvcrS MnsS. 2jGbm
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Nh DOW.NrS' VEGETABLE BALS.q.N-
IC ELIXIR.
rT1lIE great Northern remedy fer Consumption and all
1 other diseases Of the LUNGS. The unparalleled sale
and Succcss Of which is well known. 1t is therefore I'M
necessary 10 publish long NsOme adversementsemenal'
ing from irresponsible sources.
Can be had orlhe following agents and Of them only in
tho ncghhorhoOd,
81. ALLEN, WGols'ock. Oliver Bailey South Wood
stock. Chs Tinkham. Quchcee Village. L. p. Nevins
Co. Royalton, &c. Brooks, Hartford 2i9-ly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-06-05
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSA
pARJTJH

TIE wonderful effects Of this medicine upon the blood
nrc well known to the world. In diseases arising from
The free of mercury il is said TO effect speedy
cure; get this medicine sure is the only safety This
medicine has effected great cures, and what it has once
doue il can do again and by its the world will he
lieved OF Il vast amount ol suffering The bottles oi
the same size Of the dollar bottles Retail Price 80 cts.
Pamphlets containing full account ofthe above medl
cine Ia he had gratis at
24j-eOply. DIR s J. ALIENS.
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD
Fare reduced to $500 from Concord TO Boston


or immediately on the arrival Of the cars from Boston,
DOWN TRAINS
Leave Manchester l-2 A. ~, 2-5 p. NJ, and p NJ
Nashua nj 6 ~ A. Nj, l;l5 =. NJ. and 5r NJ
Lowell at 7:l5 \. NJ, , =. NJ. and ~ r, NJ,
or Immediately on the arrival of the cars rcm Concord
The second lrainlr0m Concord arrlvc Boston ~ sea
son for Passengers take the OClOChant New lok
The road connects with the Boston and Name Kan
road, that Passengers may pass heWiNt Concord III"
verhiII Exeter Dover and Portland either way daily.
STAGES Immediately on the arrival Of the lrst tram III
Concord, cnyebv various routes for opknton, Newport
Clarcmont and WiusUr for Lebanon and llanoverPIln
ouh and Iavrrl Canaan and OrlOrd; Meredith Bridge
Centre llurb0r and the White Mountains On the sec
ond duy from Boston, Stages reach RoyAton, MddIthurS
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there win inc
Steamboat line to Montreal and by Steamboat ana StNc'
to Ogdcnshurah; Stages also run from iinver TO stan
stead connecting there with Stages to Montreal. Nuher
Ous other stages connecting with the Concord KAN Roat
run the principle in New Hampshire, Vernon
and the CanulHs.
Stages daily from Franklin and Snndhorhton to th
II III O'Clock train returning after the arrival OF thesec
ond train from Boston.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-21


1lECElvED from New Yosh. Phda' eirhia and
IN, Bsliimure. q large aud general assortment
III Grocer er. " hich will I've d,-poseJ Of on he most
favorable terms, consisting in part OF the following,
800 racks prime RIO Coffee ne 30 p
50 hags Java KS dc go
SO ,hp Al-pice aud Pepper q Ita uilf1
50 brls L~f Sugar ct ar ai" n"a' 'a
200 boaes Tn Plate cruss
2 do double cross nf
$500 Brszi-rsn and sheei,ng Copper 2 y
1000 Lbs Ranca Tin % 80 rH'
rs chests Y II Tea w at of
50 caiys Gnnpowder and Imperial Tea so,s
100 hhds N o Sugar an.l ao qfri 90
$50 bss do Mohasses p .h trrs rtW sto
900 kegs Nails assorted sizes rtffV hHa trafl
5000 lbs C.s,on Yarns ossored > q 10 HtdEEl1
, so bosrs Cavendish Tobacco. assorted 5 q Il
IL l6 mud r'nnd lumps ,t rttIasuf
so Kegs q Tw,s, Kentucky .h irtie.
100 dog u = Buckets sd pLi~hlt
5000 Lbs Cheese = ailla .iN issl3K btn iaaa1t
aug Z = Na FLEMING q HUN TER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-21
REMOVAL. $3.50 i
FRENCH DYEiNG rs ESTABLISHMENT IN

,LOHLFIN. Preach Dyer. on the other
side of the bridge, South Wheeling, second
dooi from B + Kelley's Store. returns his CRATE.
iul ihanks TO his friends and customers, for their
former tar"rs, and respectfully informs them
that he has added 10 his est Iblishmentim import
AIT and, IN France, newly disco improve
ments. lie gives more lustre, ncatness aud dus
them.
He ieels perfectly confdeRtto give every sati.
iactioh ,and u opcs therefore, Tor the continuance,
OF a liberal patronage. oct24
YOUTH WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
~ FACTORY - + IOIlLEIN, would respects
in'ly inhrm s'orekeepers in this city. and citizens
generally. that he is now rendy fr printing d.
nestle Blue Caiicocs. in connecliun with his
French Dying establishment. and he trusts 10 give
NE same Satisfaction in this branch. that he has
rendered in his old business. Jun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-21

h"'I. has Jus, received from New YoIL
. fhi'udciI iLH aud Baiumur., an ut,,>. MI,
arg aid .1o'ih si"'k oi Fashionable Fail sun
WINTER G'"ds new styles and ncw r,ic..
u'v'ne sientse,crat weeks ia The Eastern ellie.
hhu attended hl the nuc,u,i., and ih.r. s.I, ,,,,,
nv s'"k at g "is al he luwcs, rates iur CA ~. 4
eel Wen assured that ] cab ,.iIrr my old ~n.Ismer.
y" me p"hl'' ~ r"nctsi much cheaper Bargain.
'han other h"u.c Wet nf the hlounls Ia.
N"w Is ,ite time l"f Gentlemen ,n repleuish ,Le,,
""tu-'"lcs. Cold weather - ias, np,tuach,,.
when oil viii fud At essermlly ueee.son 4, Inv,
" good supply Of Winter ~clv,t,ns.
Trkinc into orns ders,iun the h,rine.s a, M,
Tines ! have taken uuusnai paiu- ,n purchase IN,
G'vds much cheaper lhsn | have ever done b.C ..
me iiei thar any cusIumet, Invariably p.y TIE IA.
CASH. enai'eN ne Ia make my rnrc bases Inr c,,h n
my own rt'cr; therefor. | am nhie tu sell lar cb..,.
e man eNer Aud Lpw a, ] I'LL ,nIetd To- .ci
"OOps on The pay dawn pruuIple. | have no hes
'''i"h !" saying Inn ! can give better bargains thu,
my establishment ~ ihis ar siy other cay.
CLOTHS. C~ASSINEREG. &c-My slock con
ms ~ part ui Back, Blue Black. Brw u, Puinm Il,
visible Green aud other Fancy c,lored Il ON,
.lo'.s' heo"niui styles IRON 81 To $40 pryd Fmmh
EneIIsh and Amer, m double ui,ll.,I AID ALL,
nancy and PLAIN c~AssiM'Ets. 81 IN sc n very larr.
ass"rinieni new styles anal r. markedly cheaa micr.
from 81 cen 10 81 $50 Ts u Cassinens ali col
o's. qnoli'''s aud rricrs, lr"m thirty cents to ON.
dollar. PIioi aud B,avei Cloths vi all cu.or, an,
qualities. ~
stock oi Vesiinss is large an,
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