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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-11
FROM 2 no 8 TIMES CHEAPER THAN BE
FORE,OR NOTHING 1.-THE USER Is NOT
DELIGHTED WITH RI


article that every family must consider ndiSpcnsi.
hc when they know its p0wer and value and which
has heretofore been sold too high reach all classes
has now b. en- reduced in price with view that rich and
poor high and low, and in iict every human being may
enjoy its comforts; mud all who get snail have the price
returned to them i they are not delighted with its USE.
We assert without the possibility of contradiction, that
all burns and scads every eNtena! old fresh and
ITl external pains and aches, matter where, shall he
reduced 10 comlnrt by it in five Misunderstanding iichnb
No burn be fatal ifths Is nppled unless the
vituls are desroyc by hrucCcn 1t is truly magical
to appearance, in IT'S effects Enquire Tor Councils Mag
lea Pain Extractor Sllyc" at tOmlsUCk and Co.'S, 81
Courtdnd Street New York.
Price % cents, or four times much for so cents
We assure You, on The responsibility Of our characters,
that sympuhy Tor human suffering induces, at least in
part, earnest solicitation tIn simple trial should
be made in my affection named below We think il not
mpudcnt too much to say that nothing like it or in
any degree ellcctu has been discovered in indie
icine.
You will please observe that is no Sovereign remedy
Tor all complimts,' but External application and will
cure tho following Scnlds Frosted paris, chill
baLs, Chafe or gall chaps, teller, pmplc botch felton,
ulcer, sprain cry siles Stubs, cuts ruiaCs, strains ear
and toolnChe humps sore throat. rnnrOuHds WhlOws,
piles rnswurm salt Rhcum Barbcrs Itch, weak sight,
carbuncle eruption, eyes and lids lips, pune
lures hes and warts fever pains pain in the back and
SIDE tender feet, nlanatory rhenatsn, tic dulOreuN
aguc ice and breast fever sore, old burn scars prCly
head mllnmed shin, broken breast, nipples rough
names, biserCd surfaces dressing for blstcrs, white
swenes cUdn wounds, sore cors, general sores smal
pox marks.
Though we have named numerous affections prryal
ence has taught lis that they are not too many. twill
necessary know that the article called COnnes II
the only can rccOmmcndibu caution against
limitations which have to blicve of no
use but injurious. We will present it TO the poor who
have actual need of it, and whom you may seud for it,
Remember it il CONNEI.'S Magical Pain Extractor.
All country merchants are requested to take ii to their
towns commissions the greatest blessing Ia mankind
ever discovered in medicine. This is strong language,
but you may depend its power will full justify it, Call
on all the Agents for pamphlet gratis 10 ALL and very in
iercsIng, also the names OF all the i"-""ncn Of New
York.
CAUTION-Bc sure and get Conncs AZ councrfcs
and worthless appear under other See that it is
direct from COmstOCk and Il Co. or never touch ii.
FOR sale by {. CHAPMAN. Woodstock, u. 2iGeoplv
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TIlE GREAT REMEDY FOR
A N ID LIVER COM
PLANTS.
TO THE PUBLIC;

4
There is not room in n newspaper advertisement ia
publish the certificates OF cures, but the nVn
lid is referred to Il medical pamphlet to be had of any Of
the Agents gratis. such prooias weare constantly lay
ing before the public must convince all that
DR.. LARBOR'S EXTRACT OF LUNGWORT
in the only medicine in the world that viii cure all VINO
arc predspOsed to Consumption, Liver Complaints, or
troubled with Coughs, colds, asthma pleursy sptng O
b"od Pain in the side and chest difficulty Of breathing
tightncss the chest papalOn OF the heart bro-
chits throat complaints and all affections of the pull
mOnury organs. II this IL not sufficient, we Will refer
any one to Others Who m the date Of the abovc) now
using this article in variety OF prOtaCted Lung ana Liver
Complaints.
All the certificates shown TO the Public prove concu
sivcy, one thng-tlat the Vegetable Extract of Lung
wort is possessed certain powers, in healing the lungs
and restoring energy to thoae who were supposed to be
fast sinking into the grave, over every other remedy, an
cient or MODERN
And why not? 1t is medicine that is not III cwork Q
day the compound Of drug shop, having only for H.
object sale. 1t is remedy that owes s existence
from natures source, certain cure for complaints OF the
lungs, and all the premOntOTy symptoms OF consumption
QuaCkery probably, would purnew life into skeleton
provided you wOuldbeeve III ut least the inventors Of
of the seeming popular remedies would induce you
believe So possible 1t is TO put in the place OF such
stuff remedy really ofuse To mankind, thnt the Nesea-
bic Extract Of l.ungwort was made.
The study Of years, the proportion of the ingredients
their effect upon the systems, and the stage OF disease III
patients; all these were in the 'mnds eye" of the phys
clan who formed this medicine lie knew that to make
really useful as remedy, study and observation
necessary & failed not TO devote all his attention 70
the purpose. lie has succeeded; the Vegetable Extract
Lunawot has taken its stand, and beyond the leading
medicines OlthG present time the only true eradCa-
Tor OF pulmonary CONSUMPTION eXtant. This is true
and certain; trrc because susceptible Of proof certain
because its power and its usefulness in saving hundreds
from death cannot he COntrOyered.
c. j. ROOSEVELT. Sole Proprietor,
81 ~ State st. Albany, n. Y.
AGENTS. CHAPMAN, Woodstock; T.. Tmklam Que
chez; j. e. Brooks, White Rivers G. Lyman, Norwich
W. Downer, ShHrOn Z. r. NGvans Roy alton. 263ly
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nNrH. Me-. NAV u. 1871
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR THE REMOVAL AN d PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
AN IMPURE STATE OF THE RLOOD, OR
HABIT OF THE SYSTENI

~ n N
rt,nE IN, ~, nirr ,t,r, ,n,r,,',, MA, ~
tthEor All DIoEAoEo ANiSiN'' i KUN
AN IMPURE STATE OF THE RLOOD, OR
IIARI1' OF TIlr SYSTEM
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wa. wv! ~ ',N 70! ~ '''' I'''! hl!"St'>'H nave
."ii''"', ~, W H. ,i o. ~ 'lo oisiIS NJn tP'c an.
nun! Wv I'uu., M' a .iltul uI'totu W 'ut se'. 4"
"lSo"ol N lo'!"Ne 'ost VI Is ph.""Hc"n, II Is 'nc
pecullHr characteristic OF sands SnsapnFIia mat II,
sa',u"s operations reacneS ',' CAtSES ~ uISc">c' an"
nu cuItS IL lttu'S nIt therefore Iuca' alu ,"ouu"
rue nra''n VI '"e '''h system "rPtnG> nlnS' r"'Irc
upon 'hc Slatc " me oI"ou II lUe N'aMhs Hulu "hc'
r',ueS e','! uNSle, eNti ',e'"i'Hr' nue. n,'''nc'
S'al'u VI 1'ntI "a" Pi'a! VI H"s'""rli IL t'e oo"l
We sru WILL '' r,cTrnH ~ "sru'r, sTnlr'' NUS
VIC INC "" "'' t'o rhus'a VI "'so"Sr cN's''
S !" VI, "I"o, az" W ',i' ,"u' u" Pc'iI"t"t t''' can
ne cNPt'tu' - "'Ie '.ih tue poWe''l hehi ftstOr,
s I!"lc'ues :" '',us '"'',P''ila are n'ilr''tu hUn
"' '"'s 'ousol' y" S'lo'"'' san ro""e' ana M er"lNe
"'seaHta as wei rs III an arrangements nl Vhe HttItlnS
orsnh' " Is c"hsne'eu ln"lIIpe'
me following interesting ease ~ presented, ana TUE
Teh"er ,''i'H !" us c"'c'" Pe'"Sai' C"h'h'th' WI
such evidence Is unnecessary .,,
New YORK July ~ ietl.
n y, otn II W.. "n ", ., Jus
cc To Nou 10 statc the "IIowg 'h'S III reference l"'h'
9rca' nc,h' NcIt't'' W inc cure VI al o">''"e
DANGEROUS ULCER on my breast
was alrhuc' e'Ehteen n'Hh'IS Nv regular "nu sNl''
nI hhNsIcn assisted ny Ihd hNlce ANA 'ohlstl o owe
"' our mos. hoe an" experienced suIgr"S' ""out 'he
uns. uenel' A. ,e 'roms e'n"us =" r'a,
ing cancers were rrsoted to Tor h't weeks IN succession
my breast was burned WIN cansIc 'ee hfS dSN ana
iof SIX wnS dal'y syrnsed win weak solution OF nj
rc ac ana the cavity or Internal ulcer was so large INA
~ "cu oNeI " ounce 81 he souio"' rue poLtof Pro"e"
ie urer ana eAimeu 'hG n"he' "nu snlI ihe disease
wis a'"hClI@ raPl"i lo'he lungs ana ana not Gel
speedy relief by medicine or operation, the result
wonlu DC iala was ADVISED TO nave the breast lald
open ana tue oohes examined nut hhuhg no relltI rom
wna' ma neeh "ohe, ahu 'eeIinA was rapuly Setne
worse, almost deSpaTed Of recovery, considered III!
cuse nearly nope'eSs. ,.,,
Seeing various testimonials and certificates of cure by
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COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSA.
pAR1IIA

TIE wonderful effects Of this medicine upon the blood
are well known to the world In diseases arising from
the too free use OF mercury II is snd to effect speedy
cure; to get this medicine is the only safety This
medicine Inns effected great cures, and what hs once
doue II do again, and by it's the world will be re
eNed ofa vast amount OF suffering. The bottles are o
the same size Of the dollar bottles Retail Price so cts
Pamphlets containing full account OF the above medi
cine 20 be had gratis nj
2i5-eurly. CHARLES ClIArMhN'S
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Cheeseman's Arabian Balsam

ENOR THE CURE of all kinds OF wounds spruins,
H. burns coughs, lungs, the most desperate piles,
and rheumatism otnll kinds. Ii will prevent The tooth
ache, rstore tor I'D and persisted limbs. still joints numb
ness &C., and be depended upon to relieve
in all Cuscs.
This valuable medicine has been very extensively used
for the last ten years while its increasing demand the
nycrsul satisfaction ii has given, and the testimony OF
arsc multitude Of individuals OF the first stand
ing in the community. who have tested and inflllibN
proved its efficacy, show that ii needs only to he used
prove its Invaluable eScellence indeed all who have cv-
err tried the balSan prize it highly that they will not
he induced under ANY consideration to do without it, The
Basam has attracted the attention of men Of science and
Physicians and Surgeons Of the greaesscenc acquire.
ments, give it their unqualified appreciation while many
OF them in different sections G the United States now
it in their practice and have authorized the pubca
ton of their certificates.
Also CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN PILLS, n
yaluah'e medicine for all bilious complaints, &c
~ Purchasers should inquire for the true article by
using the whole name--Cheescmun' = Arabian BaSnn--
and see that il has my written in my own handi
writing across the printed directions on the wrapper u
every bottle. l.. CHEEsEMAS.
For Sale nv
c. CHAPMAN, Woodsrocki +. NJ. & s. stockcr
lIarllann. ~ G. Hale, Chelsea and throughout
the country generally 23I-ly
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
Is PUBLISHED
Every Thursday Evening, at Woodstock, Ttr
ELM STREET. OPPOSITE TIE B4NK
T f. II NJ 8 .

TERMS.
Sent by mall year, at the commencement of the vol
umc, Sl,50
Al the expiration Of six months, LIS
AT the expiration Of the volume 900
Amer the eN piraton OF the volume, $50
Village subscribers, 900
No paper is sent unless paid for in advance or upon thd
guaranty ol payment by some responsible person know
to the Publisher and paper discontinued except al
his option, until all arrearages are paid.
Advertisements must he paid for in advance. nnles}
some responsible person guarantees the pay for their ni
serion lhe number OF nserons shonliih all cases I'D
specified by the advertiser, they will be inserted until
forbid
BUSINESS CARDS
Are inserted ut $500 year for subscribers and at SSO
for non subscribers.
CITY AGENCY.
" D. PALMER az Mem FORK, No. 80, Ann Street,
" Boston, No. IL, State Street,
PhHldephd, No. So, Pine Street,
Baltimore, s, f. cor Bait 4 Calvert ST
It's authorized to procure, forward and collect pay
vcrtisements and subscriptions to "HE WoopsToo
Ace" CHARLES G. EASTMAN
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Rum daily as follows:
Leave Boston at l-2, p NJ. and arrive Ut Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord at l-2, and arrive at Boston a,
10 the next morning.
Freight, First Glass, SO; Second Class $3.50.
Freight should he delivered at Concord, Boston and
other dcpos hour AT least before leaving IL insure de
livery by the first succeeding Train.
AllPHssengers baggage should be marked and when
valued at than $50 notice should he given and cx
ira charges paid, claim for damage loss beyond
chsnm wlbc allowed. n. &. UPHAM, Sup't.
April |. leI5. 26i-if
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Botanic Medicines.

q GEN Elk \ L ASNUKG MEM OF !hnmNsUhl-
IN and other Botanic Mcdcines--bOlh crude aud pre-.
pared simple aud compounded is constantly kept Tor
sale BY the subscriber, at his residence, between the
Methodist and Episcopal Churches.
The above Medicines Willie neay pnt up accompanied
by suitable directions and warranted genuine.
CAuTIoN.ro those who DESTROYS Of obtaining pure
ThOmsonian medicines would say beware olwhom you
purchase, as they frequently adulteraed with worth
less perncions aud poisonous substances for the purpose
Of speculation or bringing those Invaluable remedies in
r. disrepnc. A. H. HAMMOND.
MOOdstOck, Nov. 90, ls4i 231.lr
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
A N ID
GREAT BARGAINS!

NOW opening, direct nom NeW York and Boston
~ fresh lot of New Goods at greatly reduced prices
u, hiding
% ps LANES from l2 l-2 to 90 cts.,-goOd stylss
10 "BalsormeS; elegant petterns from 90 10 25 cts
Rich "a Arabesque Lunettas, new and beauifug
article,
SILK MUSLINS AND CHEAP LAUYS.
100 ps. Mcrk, Fall River and other STYLES rich prin
from to II l2 cents, the cbCapCstlo lot erer offered
Rich lhibet, Barage, Stradilla and SIX and Wool
SH A W s.
% do2. Cotton Hosiery, cheaper than erer
Gloves. Laccs, Ladies Crnvats lIdkrs and variety
of other Goods. NJ very low prices.
Cash purchasers viii hnd goods their mind and az
prices that cannot fail to suit &. DANA, in.
July II, ISIS III
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RNYALTNM ACAnEMY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

7 WOULD respectfully inform those who have lost II
l part the whole OF their natural teeth and wish
them replaced by artificial ones that have made new
arrangements and improvements in my establishment.
which will enable 10 manufacture artificial sets to
much greaer advantage than heretofore, and, result
OF this have clc mined to offer this kind Of work on the
following advantageous terms.
For any piece Of work for which charged SEQ, up
wards shall require one halt the price in Cash on di
Cry-nercly to cover the cost Of lhe mnteral-ihe
remainder TO be paid 1T the CGd Of six Tor twelve
months If the work gives satisfaction; nj the end of the
time agreed upon, II the Artificial Denture' does not
give good satisfaction il will be received again. and the
money refunded, the balance ofthc price fortCd TO
the PaiiCnt II. ;. CHASE, NJ. d., DcniW SWSeO
Woods took. JnlN lst, 1873. 26e-tI
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TO THE PUBLIC.

CALVIN p. NEWTON, successor to j. Newton In
" forms his friends in Norwich and vicinity,
that he has returned Woodstock, where he will soon
have on hand constant supply OF medicines of his own
manufacture.
The complaints heretofore made of AdulterltiOn in
these excellent articles, formerly prepared by himself,
may cCase--li those interested will buy ht the right
place.
The above medicines are sold at C. CHAPMAN'S
2i6 IT,
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LEAD PIPE.
FIDDLE BOWSl

FIDDLE BOWSi
ATS OR s, 50 cheap that the whole world may 90
IA to Ading and producing sounds that will even
cause the lame and halt TO dance with joy. June
Nh. DOW.NS' PROFITABLE BRLS4M-
&c ELIXIR.
rIIE great Northern remedy for Consumption and all
L other diseases of the LUNGS. The unparalleled sale
and success of which is well known It is therefore u-
necessary to publish long tusome Observation-Disclosures
ing from irresponsible sources.
Can he had olhe following agents and of them only in
tho neighborhood,
&. CHAPMAN Woodstock. Oliver Bailey, $. Wood
stock. Chs. Tmkham, Quehcee vii age. +. +. Nevins
& Co. Royalton, &c. Brooks, Hartford 2i9ly.
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Also Railroad and Steamboat Tickets made order, Of
any color or Of different colnrs as desired
The subscriber invites all Editors in the United States
and Canada who disposal to take their pay in Cards
who will send I'm copy Of their paper containing this
advertisement, 10 insert II for three months.
GEORGE COOK.
New York, Jul, g. c139in
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LEAD PIPE.
SILPER SPOONS,
Or Elegant Bread and Milk Eaters,

ITO t all sized mouths-irom the delicate siptea mouth
of the belle, to the man what eats his "hash' IN II
hurry. Owing to millions of other things that we have
in our shop, shall have to throw the above articles
way nuess they disposed of very soon. Any body
that has little alloye chnk" to exchange Tor the purc
article" will find n grent chance Mt & or g.
June II. RUSSELL. e. CLARKE.
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POETRY.
THE SH0EMAKERs:

THE sH0EMAKERs:
BY J. 6. WHITTIER.
Ho. workers of the old time styled
The Gentle Craft Of Leather!
young brothers Of the ancient guild,
Stand forth once more together!
Cull out again yOnr long array
In the olden, merry manner;
Once more on gay St Crspin'S day
Fling out your blaaoned banner
Rap, rap upon the well worn stone
How falls the polished hammer!
Rap, rap, the measured sound has grown
Aquick and merry clamor.
Now shape the sole, now deity curl
The glossy vamp around 1t,
And bless the while the brgh, eyed girl
Whose gentle fingers bound it,
For yoh along the Spaish Main
A hundred keels are blowing,
FOR YOU the Indian on the plain
His asso coil is throwing:
For you deep glens with hemlock dark
The woodlands fire is Lighting;
For You upon the oaks grey bark
The woodlands axe is shifting.
For you the Cardinals pine
The resin gum is stealing,
For you the dark eyed FIorentine
Her silken skeln is reeling:
For you the dizzy goatherd roams
His rugged Alpine lodges;
For you round all the shepherds homes
Bloom England's thorny hedges!
The foremost still by day or night
On moaled mound or neither,
Whereer the need Of trampl'd right
Brought toiling men together.
Where the fee burghers from the wall
Defed the mail-cad master,
Than yours, at Freedoms trumpet call
No craftsmen rallied faster!
Let roplngs sheer, lie, fools derIdc,
Ye heed no idle scorncr,
Free hands and hearts are still your ride,
Aud duty done your honor.
Ye dare TO trust for henest fame
,rla ;,.,, ,;,,o o,,n,pnla
And leave to truth each noble name
Which glorifes your annals,
Thy songs Hans sach, are living yet,
In strong and hearty German.
And BIoomfeld's lay and Gitlord'S wit.
And the rare good sense Of Sherman;
Still from his book, my site seer,
The soul Behmcn teaches,
and Fngand's pricslcralt shakes to hear
or Fox's lealhcrn brooches,
The foot is yours: whcre're it falls
1t treads your well wrought leather,
On earthern floor, in marble halls,
On carpet, or on heather.
Still there the sweetest charm is found
OF matron grace or vestal's
As Hcbe's foot bore nectar round
Among the old celeslials!
Rap, rap'-your siou, and bluff brogan,
With footsteps slow and weary,
May wander where The sky's blue span
Shuts down upon the Prairie.
We slippers shine on Beau'ys foot,
BY Sarutoga's fountain,
Or lead, like snow flakes falling mute,
The dance on Cuiskill mountain
The red brick to the mason's hand,
The broken earth 20 the tiler's,
The shoe in yours shall wealth command
Like fairy Cindcrella's!
As they who Stunned the household maid,
Behed the crown upon her,
So all shall see your Toll repaid
With heart and home and honor.
Then let the toast be freely quqfled
In WATER cool and trimming:
"AIl lhonor TO the good old Craft,
its merry men and women!
Call out again your long array
In the old times pleasan; manner;
Once more on gay ST. Crispin's day
Fling out his blazoned banner!
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AT THE WOODSTOCK
Boot, SHOE aM6 1eatter
S L O r b !
No, p. Central, Head Of Elm Street.

large and general assortment of all kinds of Boots
SHOES ana eaher are kept constantly for sae,nmong
which mnv be had Gentemens French Calf Kid and
Morocco fine sewed Boots Calf Kid md Morocco begged
do. Calf and Kid shoes pumps and Downing thick and
,hicnlta Boots shoes and Brogans Boys Calf thick
and Calcutta boots, Shoes and Brogans Ladies' Caters
hlIl GaitcrS, French and common Kid walking Shoes
Slips and slippers Misses aud childrens Shoes of ali
descriptions.
Il so:
stock consisting Of French and common Calf skins Sole
leather, Upper leather and Cacuias Kid skins Innings
and bindings, hastings, boot webbing and Cord, English
Shoe and binding thread, Gallons, Ribbons and laces-
Ames' shoe knives. Avis tncks, Copper and Iron
Drills Boot and shoe hit, all kinds Liquid and Paste
Blackns. Millcr's and Bakers Leather preseryative
Shoe Brushes and Sand Paper, all which will be sold
cheap for cash or approved credit
Cash paid for green hides and calf skins
Wanted IA first rate workman on thick Boots.
JOEL EATON,
June 10Th, 1915. 967.tf
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Fare reduced to $500 from Concord TO Boston

Fare reduced to $500 from Concord TO Boston,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
on and after April lst Passenger Trans will run
Boston and Lowell, ard Nashua and Lowell Railroad a.
follows;
Leave Boston at A. NJ. II A. NJ, and 5l.2P.M
Leave Concord at 81 A. NJ, ll;2OA. NJ, and IA
p. NJ.
Trains from intermediate places will run usfolows,viz
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell nj $40 AM, 1873 p. NJ, and Gao Pm.
Nashua at $3.50 A. M, l215 p. NJ, and 1920 p. NJ.
Manchester 9:35 A. NJ, 1870 r. NJ, and s:5 PM.
or Immediately ON the arrival Of the from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester l-2 A. Nj, 1875 p. NJ. and p. NJ.
Nashua at -2 A. M, l;lj p. NJ. and 5r NJ.
Lowell at Z; Is A. NJ, 2 p. NJ. and l-2 p. Nj,
or mmrdiael! on the arrival OF the cars from Concord
The second tranron Concord arrive, Boston in sen
son for PasscngerstO take the o'cockln New YOrk
The road cunnecta with the Boston and Maine Rail
road, SO that Passengers may pass bctwNt Concord, a
verhtl. Exeter. Dover and Portland either WAY daily.
STAGES Immediately on the arrival of the first train al
concord, leavcb various routes for Il0pkinton Newport
Clnrcmont and Windsor; for Lebanon und iImnovrrPym
ouIh ana laverhi Canaan and Ororl Meredith Bridge
Centre llnrbOr and the White Mountains On the sec
ond dn! from Boston, Stages reach Royaon, Middlrbury
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line to Montreal and by Steamboat and Sta.
to OedcnShurgh; Stages also run from Haverl TO Stan
stead connecting there with Stages Montreal Numer.
Os other stages connecting with the Concord Rail Road
run to the principle towns in New Hampshire Vermont
and the CanuIHE.
Stages daily from Franklin nndan Sdbornton to the
II ii o'clock tran returning after the arrival the
und train from Boston,
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w o o L
PLAYING, VISITING AND BLANK
CARDS.

GEORGE COOK Of the firm of Ely, Smith &
IN Cook, for the past six years manufacturer of the
celebrated Bartlett Cards would inform the public and
the patrons Of the old Establishment, No. II Fulton ST.,
where he has always been employed that he continues
the manufacture OF all the varieties of Play ing, Visiting
and Blank Cards heretofore furnished by the Establish
mcn-nnd tha order. Tor the various kinds will be faith
fully and promptly executed, application to his sole
agents, Messrs ELY a. LATHAM, No II Fulton St at
the following prices usual discount off, for cash or those
who buy to sell again, viz:
Eagle OF Star China and dot; Wave, damon, Marbled
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-11
WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS,

E'XTRA fine and medium quality SWISS MUSLIN
IL for dresses cheap.
Bishop Lawns do.
Lace stripes in handsome styles 5.i wide at 25 cts.
Plaid and checked do, nj equally low prices,
Figured Swiss Curtain Musiins, Checked Muslin
do Dimitys Corded, Stripes, &C. &c Just re-
ceived, by c, DANA, in.
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