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'BVIE SUBCRIBER gives notice tnat the Stage
fmrlrom Woodstock VT, to Nashuu,N II. is rcduc.
ST. g tSSS5??gy

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FOX HE REMOVAL a n ID PERMANENT
CURE OF ALI, DISEASES ARISING FROM
AN IN!pIrpF S,TAtTE' OI rIiF pIcon 90
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that men lives if OF cures we ara s more osroni.her
TINT they die Ana vet in G,rt - n i,
cannon nrion yiz,-In ,hn cro,ng' i rh ,n NV
modify The blood, with rrmrdy Jrrcc IN ~ 500, % !"
disease viii rem0yc host of lis nhrnomero II il th,
npculi,r oror,er,tjr nr sruIt ,s,rrii, , ~,
.e,rrhiro "nnrat,s roocr t m l.u' W
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cnrn ,nJ tbr homes cyinJ l Gi 'o p'T"S' 'uu
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D0llntn GIIrG,
SICKNESS in CnILnREN

SICKNESS IN CHILDREN
And the suffering which they undergo from worms, often
tend to fatal examinations while the Is never ss-
pccted Offensive breath, picking at the nose grinding
the teeth during sleep starting in sleep with flight and
screaming, Troublesome cough, and ieyershncss
mOng Of the prominent symptoms of the presence
sHERMAN's WORM LoZENGEs
viii Immediately remove all these unpleasant symptoms,
and restore T. perfect health Sister gnaus snperloro
the Catholic Hall Orphan ASYLUM has added her csmo.
ny in their favor, to the thousands which have gone be.
fore She sates.thce 100 children in The hssy-
nm and that they have been in the habit ouSng Shcr-
mans LOZCngCs and she has ALWAYS found them to be
attended W ilh he most beneficial effects. They have
beenproyed TO be inhlille IN over 600 cases.
CONSUMPTION,
Influenza, Coughs, Colds, WhOOping Cough TightDCss of
the Lungs or Chest may be cured. Rev. Darius AnthO
ny was very low from Consumption, Jonathan Howard
the celebrated temperance lecturer was reduced to the
verge oftho grave by isng blood. Rev. Mr. Dunbar, OF
New York, the Rev Mr. De Forest Evangelist in The
Western part of this state, Rev. Sebastian Slrcetcr OF
Boston, the wife ofOrsmus Dbble, Esq IN Mornva, and
hundreds Of others, have been relieved ana cured by
proper use Of
sIlERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES.
And M medicine has ever been offered to the public
which has been more eIeclun in the relief Of those dis
cases. or which can he recommended with more conf
dence, They auy all itching or irritation, render the
cough easy, Promote cSpcCtoratOn, remove the cause
and produce the most happy and lasting effects,
HEADACHE.
rapaton orthc heat, lowncss Of spirits, scasickrCss
Dependency Faintncss Cho!ic SpnsUs Cramps of the
stomach summer or bowel complaints, also ali the dis.
tcS~ng symptoms arising from free living, night OF
are quickly and entirely relieved by ushg
SHERMAN'S CAMPIIOR LOZENGES.
They net speedily and relieve in very short space OF
time, giving tone aud vigor to the system, and enable
person using them to undergo great mental or bodily IA
tiguc
RHEUMATISM,
Weak Back, Pain and wcak0css in the breast hncl
Limbs ind other parts Of the body speedily md etc
tually relieved by SNERMhN'S rOOR MANS pLAS-
TER which costs only IL l-2 cents and is within the
reach ola, So great has become the reputation Of this
article, that one million will not begin to supply the an
uIl demand 1t is Acknowledged he the best strength
cEiHs plaster in the world.
DEWARECF IMPOSITION!
DR. Shemans Poor Mans Plaster has his with d.
rrclious printed on the buck Of the Plaster, and lic
simc,u or the Doctors written name under the direc-
lions. None others genuine. to he relied OIL
DR. Shcrmun's Warehouse Is No. lOG Nassau st. New
York g29-Cm
Forr sale by y $. j. ALLEN, Woodstock. W.
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Cheeseman's Arabian BaISam

E1VOR THE CURE of all kinds of wounds sprains,
NJ burns coughs, lungs the most desperate piles,
and rheumatism ofall kinds II will prevent the tooth
ache torpid and persisted limbs, stiff joints, numb
Sc and can be depended upon to relieve
in all cases.
This valuable medicine has been very extensively used
for the last wears, while its increasing demand the IL
UNIVERSAL satisfaction it has given and the testimony Of
large multitude of individuals Of the first stand
Ing in the community, who have tested and nfiibly
proved its ccnCy, show that it needs only tOibc used to
prove its Invaluable cXCccnCe; indeed all who have ev
tried the baisnm prize so highly that they will not
he induced under any consideration to do without it, The
Basm has attracted the attention Of men Of science and
Physicians md Surgeons Of the greaCsScicntC acquire
ments, give it their unqualified appreciation while many
of them in different sections Of the United States now
il in their practice and have authorized the pubcu
ton of their certificates.
Also CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN PILLS, Il
valuable medicine for all bilious complaints, &c.
TT Purchasers should inquire for the true article by
using the whole -Cheesenan' y Arabian Bnlsam-
and see that ii has my name written in my own hand
writing across the printed directions the wrapper Of
every bottle. Il. CHEEsEMAN
For sale by
S. ] ALLEN Woodstock; e. NJ. & s. r. stocker
Tiartland corners; NJ G. Hale, Chelsea and throughout
the country generally 23'-ly
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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND CONSUME
TION

THE Great and only remedy for Colds Coughs, hsth
ma, and Consumption is the Hungarian Balsan of
Life discovered by the celebrated DR. Bvclan of On.On,
Engand,and introduced Into the United States unler the
immediate superintendent Of the inventor,
The extraordinary success Of this medicine, in the
cure OF Pulmonary Diseases warrants the American A.
gent in soliciting for treatment The WORST POSSIBLE
CASES that can be found IN the cOmmuny-CaSCs that
seek rceln vain romany otthcCommOnrcmcdi"so lthe
day, and have been given up by the most distinguished
Physicians, confirmed and ncurabc. The llngarian
Basam has cured and will cure the most desperate Of
cases. is no quack nostrum, bnt standard English
medicine Of known and established efficacy.
Every mmily in the United States should he supplied
with Buchans Hungarian Bal,nm Of Life, not only to
c0uneract the Consumptive tendencies of he climate,
hut to be used preventive medicine in all cases colds
coughs, splitting Of Blood Pain in The side and chest lr
tation and soreness Of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty
Of Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night Swcats, Emication
and General Debility, Asthma, Influenza, lcopng cough,
and Group.
1JSoli, in large bottles, at & per bottle, with full d-
reCtiOns rthc restoration of Health.
Pamphlets, containing OF English and American
certificates, and other evidence, showing the uUeQnacd
merits Of this Great English Remedy, may be obtained
Of the Agents grauitouSly.
DAVID f. BRADLEY sole Agent for the United States
l!9 Court street, Boston.
IgfHt Woodstock, $. j. ALLEN; Montpelier, Clark
& Collins Rurnglnn Peck * Spear; Bellows Falls, n.
Harris; Ruand, Daniels and Bell; Brattehoro', button
~ Clarke; Keen n. II. John BiNhy. 236-ly
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ENO TIE HONORABLE SUPREME COURT
L Of the State Of Vermont, TO be holden at
Woodstock within and for the county Of Windsor
on the fourth Tuesday of February next:
The petition Of Mary Ann Palmer, Of Norwich,
in said county, spectuy shows.
That on the eleventh day Of August 1899, she
was lawfully married to one David NJ. Palmer
then of Thelnrd in Orange county, at said Nor
wich, it'll whom she there livCdin the faithful OBJ
servance on her part Of all the duties of the mar
rage contract until the said Palmer on the ODD
day of Aug. 1889 wlfuy deserted your petition
er, at SAID Norwich, and went from this state and
has never since returned or made. any provisions
for her support wherefore she prays for divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony between her and
the said Palmer aud will ever pray.
MARY ANN PALMER.
Norwich, Dec, 10, lS4i.
The foregoing petition having been presented
to me- and it appearing that the said David NJ
Palmer Is without this state, ii is ordered, tina
the substance o! said petition, with This order, be
published in "The Age" Il public newspaper
printed Il, Woodstock in Windsor County, three
weeks successfully, the last publication TO be at
least six weeks before the term Of the Supreme
Court 10 be holden at Woodstock in and for said
Windsor County on the fourth Tuesday Of Febru-
airy next, which shn he deemed sufficient notice
10 said Eavid NJ. Palmer 10 appear at the said
term Of said Court aLd make answe, 70 said petit
ton
Dated ut said Woodstock this sixteenth day
of Dec, A. u. 1874 24l.3w*
WILLIAM HEBARD,
Judge of the Supreme Court,
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FREE CON sWaYgJ'NEON,

FgNiE vis viiBn of our wonderful bodies, constantly
"a require an alternative, or rcscnerang influence, to
create and retain healthy existence. Air, light, and
some other elements brought 10 this reQusitOn, and
for time prove sufficient To the requirements of the
system. But when from imprUdenCc and violation Of
the laws Of The animal economy, morbid huus arise.
Grrid and yituuH Juices cOlcCtCd the system
quires assistance from other source, it sinks in
disease, decay, and death How wonderful and salulHry
az this period, the effects Of appropriate atcrnu-
tive medicine, taken in season: Thousands have been
saved from death, and millions from sultrngs indcSCr-
hnbe, mud uaan restored to health by the timely Of
PHELPS TOMATO PILLS, which are Cii,raCiOUs
and potent in cleansing the stomach and bowels, pur
iine the blond, aud rCuovnGg the glarduur system by
altering the socreuns Of the liver, and other glands, and
carry inn OF the morbid urcs and hmOrs that at the
South they hive acquired the name ollUycr banc,n he
cause they invariably prevent or break up bilious, remit
tent. yellow, intermittent and lung ievers
Five years extensive use, have proven them the best
aud only sure and safe remedy for all the humorous
chronic diseases, where the ~ stem requires something
that will opcre on the Blood, Liver, and various sys
tens OF vessels giving them healthy action at the same
time cypr the morbid and POISONOUS juices and hUm0rs
which it separates from them.
In this class of diseases, are RhcumatiSm Dyspepsia
Dropsy, Liver Complaints, Bilious Stomach, Stronia
Gravel, Worms, Tum0rs, and cruptons Of the skin Of
various kinds. permanent weakness about the lons and
limbs Kings Evil, constitutional or hereditary feeble
ness of the whole or part Of the system &c.
Thousands Of cases of the above diseases have been
urodby the Tomato Pills, and thousands Of deaths would
cave been prevented had these Pills been used, instead
olsomc irresponsible, bnnclul quack pill, remedy of
which the Country is flooded. There is 10 mystery
Charatanuism about this universal remedy.
They are prepared oi valuable vegetable remedies,
which are known to be both safe and eeCtual, and
used very extensively by rhyCiunsn their private prac
iCc because, hundreds have said they the most
pleasant eiIrCiual and safe medicine we have ever used
TheabOyo Pills for sale by agents in all country
towns. Agents are cautioned not to buy Of pedlers'-
"One word to the wise is sufficient
c. R. Phelps, NJ. d. Proprietor, Hartford, Conn, with
out whose Signature none Genuine
For sale by :. j. Allen, Woodstock; Hayden Hutch
insnn, do; Otis ChgmhCrln POmret; Justin c. Brooks
iartlOrd Harris Morrill,, Strnlord; 7. Dwight Co.,
Ncrshire Theodore Cook. C0rinlh; Baxter H. Newton,
Norwich, Lewis Merritt, Narland j. w. Hubbard,
Mimlsnr- OH -EMpm.
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Botanic Medicines

a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ThOmnsoni-
"a and other Botanic McdiCnes--both crude and pre-.
pared, simple and compounded is constantly kept for
sale by the subscriber his residence, between the
Methodist and Episcopal Churches.
The above Medicines will be neatly pnt up accompanied
by suitable directions, and warranted genuine
'CAuTIoN-To those who DESTROYS of obtaining pure
Thomsoninn medicines, would say beware ofwhom YOU
purchase, MS they ARE frequently aduterated with worth
less perncious and poisonous substances for the purpose
of speculation or of bringing those invaluable remedies in
lc disrepute A. II. HAMMOND.
Woodstock, Nov. 90, 1874. 231-f
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DIR. TAYLOR'S
R0ISd6T or TTVERWORT

For Consumption, Liver Complaint, Coughs, Colds Asth
mn Pain in the chest or side, Splitting Of Blood Cnarrhs,
plcursy Whoopne Cough, Tickling in the Throat, Rails
ing of Phegm in the morning, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Plantation of the Heart Loss oi Strength, Emaciaton,
md all affections othc Chest Lungs and Liver together
with those diseases which predsposc to consumption,
lew dozen just received aud for sale Nv
2iO 6m DR.. 4, ]. ALLEN.
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AGENTS NAMES


Haskell & Palmer Chas Dana Jr., WOo8St0cE. A, Cay
IL Co., Bartlett & WhitcOmb, WPntberSfcid A Il IL
Warlncr, WindSor. Townsend & Becker, PuiSGeid.-
Gibson, smith a Co., Pr0ctorSriic. Gins. Dodd ROCh
ester. Geo. Francis, II. N smith, BethGk T.. NJ ~ ).
Stockcr Philips IL Baker, HdraRG. Merrick Sylvester,
Justin Morgan StockJriGge. =. Neyens, Royaiton.-
Wooster Downer, Sharon. ! Brooks, White Riufr.-
w II Steel, Vest Hartj0rd. b Newton, N0rwicb.--
Geo Washhurn !. Thompson. Springfield. Daniel TAN
a Sons, TqitSuiNC. Cushing Wacot,& Nichols, QWcG'
che pihinge. Otis Chamberln Pomtret. J Il DanOrlh,
Jr., barnard. Seymour Bclknap, East barnard. Davis
IL Wheeler CdUendiRh Sherwin IL Richardson, J. Had
ley chester. John Wilder, Ambrose Pcasc, Wcsion.-
James Martin Plymouth Furnace. Lewis Robinson, South
ReadiHg. J. RAYMOND, Ira Angel, BridgccatCr. j d
Manning, Chas Sherwn, AndoUer. Adams Arlington
d Co., LUdioW. Oliver Baily, South UO0dStock. w
Brown, Rcdding 5. l.. Wheeler, Plymouth NOtcb.-
John White North Springfield. h. e. Fay, South Reading.
j. T. Nichols q Co., PerhtnsrWe.
REMEMBER
The only Office in Boston where the Indian Vegetable Pill
| can be obtained is at
1913 FREMONT STREET. 10S
Principal Office aud General Depot, Race Street Pbila-
delphia.
Boston, Jan, Is, 1914 1922
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HIST RECEIVED

JIrom COMSTOCK Il Co. N. Y. anew supply of the
Il following articles: viz. Oldridecs Balm Of Columbia
Acoustic oil, "a remedy for deancss) Comstncks
Verminge for worms HAYS Lnnmcnt IIawes do. Indian
Veg Elixir. and in fact all of their VALUABLE Medicines
For particulars Pamphlets which can be had nj my
apotheCary store, Graiia. 5. j. ALLEN, Druggist.
Woodstock, Dec Q, l5i4. 2lO 6m.
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WRIGHT'S
INDIAN VEG ETABLEPILLS,
% R
Indian PUrgatiyC.

THOUGH many medicines have been before the public
l. Il much longer period than WRIGmTs lNDliN WIG
ETAELE PLsct none stands now in higher rcpnte, has
more rapidly aanCa firm hold pOpnlnrestimG;uH.
The thousands that have used them Throughout the length
and breadth OF the Republican, bear cheerful testimony
their thorough efficacy and mild operation when employ
ed in the notwithstanding disorders (which flesh is heir
tn
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TYSON FURNACE,

VENIlE subserlboragent of the TYSON FURNACE At
Plymouth VI, would respectfully inform the former
friends and patrons Ofhe establishment and the public
generally that they have now on hand and continue week
" TO make Il large assortment O..
IHcmOSt approved pattcrn 90 king Stores;
do dO do Parton do do,
also PARLOR g. BOXSTOVE,S,
IN great caricty, togcthcr with cccry earle
tn of
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FOR, COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTIONS
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
4 \


LUNGS AND CHEST.
TIVE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM is m old
l. and well tried, and almostunversally approved rem
cdy II has been extensively used for the last ID 90
years in almOs every city and town in New England,
aud also very extensively at the South and west. II is
recommended and prescribed by many OF the m0strcspec
table physicians Safe convenient aud very ellca-
cios medicine, and acknowledged by thousands who
have for long time used it, and continue to and rec
ommend it, be the most valuable remedy for the above
complaints ever offered to the American public
The prOprieos Of this article cannot To the style
Of advertscng which is often adopted the present day
They do wish to deceive the CredulOus and unsuspect-
Ing but appeal, with confidence the cts and expert
ence Of discerning public. There are few individuals in
New England who have not used this preparation them
selves or who have not friends who have used IT, NJ
merous certificates from ply scans and others having Tor
many years been published, il is deemed unnecessary Ia
add any at this time. BE 10 get the genuine. Call
for it by its whole name, Vegetable Pulmonary Bnsnm,
and avoid Carriers Pulmonary Balsam,' and limitations
which have sprung up in consequence &C the great ccer
ty of the true article. See that it is signed VIM Jonn
Cutler. Preparedby Reed wing & Cutler, wholestl,
druggists, 81 Chatham street, Boston, md sold by drug
giss, apohecaries, and country merchants generally.
Price so cents. 231-6m
l-TFor sale in Woodstock, by DR. $. ]. ALLEN.
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NO1'ICE.

TUE person who took large size clear Pclt Buffalo
/ skin, not marked, from my horse shed few days
>nce through mistake Orguy other way, is requested
return the same-uGd no questions asked
SAMUEL WHITNEY.
Woodstock, Dec 81, lSli. 23str
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
HARvEY'S STUDIO.

To The Edito, ct the Tribune:
have iast returned from a visit 10 the Studio
lat the American Hotel) OF lIr. George Harvey,
the accomplished Painter. The productions OF his
pencil having afforded me so much pleasure,
would solicit a corner Of your paper tor bret de-
scription of the prominent feature OF his coliec-
lion. Il isa series of Forty licws Of -4mcrican
Scenery. which. OF It's kind and as work OF art
has been pronounced unequaled by such men as
Allston. Audubon, Irving, and the President Of the
Royal Academy of London. The pictures are eX-
ecuted in water coors, and, with but few excep-
tions are peryaded by most exquisite poetic feel
ing. ono or more OF the subjects have been select
ed from nearly every State in the UnIon, so that
there is nationality about the scenes that cannot
be mistaken, and each scene is characterized BY a
peculiar atmospheric effect. Not only is the seem
cry Of our country beautifully illustrated, but the
work is pictorial description OF our climate, OF
our peculiar skies and Of the habits and customs oil
our people. In the first place we have iour wider
ness views illustrative OF the seasons. Then ioi-
low the delicious picture-poems entitled Progress
of Civilization, Day Break, Day Breaking, Misty
Mornine, A Glcaniy Effect, Morning Rainbow,
Spring Scene after Rain. An Autumn Fog, Morning
| Skv, Giro Cumu Clouds. Thunder Clouds, Cirrus
Clouds Indian Summer, Ram Clouds Gathering,
STORM Subsidlng Storm. Hazy Day, a Notified
Sky, Noon, Afternoon Rainbow, Afternoon, a
SuItrv Calm, A Brilliant Afternoon, Afternoon,
looking North, sannear Setting; Shadows of Eve.
ming. Sunset, Early Twilight, Evening Twilight
Bow. Nightfall. Moon Rising and Midnight. To
the real lover of Nature what pleasurablc emotions
are connected with many OF these names but
the enjoyment derived from the pictures them
selves is utterly indescribable There is spirit in
them that makes us forget the perplexues OF the
world and fills the mind with elevated thoughts
For our gayer hours, to borrow the beautiful idea
and language OF Bryant, they have tale Of glad
ness and smile and eloquence of beauty, but
glide into our darker musings with mild and gen.
tie sympathy, that steals away their sharpness ere
we are aware.
But do not mean to write an Essay and must
conclude This exalted work of art is now in course
of publication, and among Mr.. Harvey subscribers
NAV be found the names of many eminent Ameri
cans as well as ong list of tie English Aristocra
cy. including the Queen. Surely, these signs give
token OF a glorious morrow 10 the artist. fame. Mr.
Harvey is about 10 remove 10 his summer residence
np the Hudson. and those who would like 10 visit
his collection of Pictures and enjoy rare treat
should improve the present opportunity as It will
probably the last offered TO the citizens OF New
York. CARLOS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
OLE prRLIC SCHOOLS.
= n, ETnCT Of The Tribune


The fierceness OF the controversy between those
who insist on the reading OF the Bible IN oar Public
schools and those who oppose il, and the time II
Consumes has prevented the friends OF Popular In
structlon from drawing the attention OF the proper
authorities TO the condition and management OF
the Schools That there is cad deficiency, IN the
management OF some OF them viii be readily ad-
r1itted By those who have visited them My pre-
sent purpose, however. TO inquire why !; Is that
our Public Schools have TWO sessions curing tue
Sgrins and Summer u,oaths, and also The Fan
months. There is 30 advantage derived from tie
cus:cm al any time. aud during the Summer, i; Is
a matter not only O.: serious inconvenience, out OF
deep lnJGry TO The scholars. During The months OF
June, July and August, after the children have at,
tended aborous unornIng session, they are oohsco
10 go home at midday, when the rays OF the sun
are hottest and mos; >ickenins, and 10 return 10
school BY o'clock. II has been urged that a seS-
sion OF six hours Is TOO long IN summit 'als nbS e
rem nome md compelling them TO return 10 school
in the hottest part OF the day is hoped tia, our
County Superintendent. the Board OF Education
and tie Public School Society willpay some aiien-
ton 10 this subject. l.