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PATENTS.
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purpose ofreceving and fol wardng the all such
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HAY CUTTERS.

ffUlE srbacriher has for sale at EAST BRooKFIELD,
STEVENS SPIRAL HAY or STRAW CUTTERS,
at prices from siz oGlteen dollars
Also larger sizes for hand or horsi power from s7 to
$40 warranted perfect 10 all re poets, and equal Or SUI
perior 70 any Hay Cutters in use.
Feb 8, 1871. dim w2m6 FREEMAN WALKER
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Office 100 Main Street,
5m2 REGISTER, MASS
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Samuel Jennison, Jr,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
No. 20 BrGzer's Building, State Street,
sTtf BOSTON.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

SIX YEARS AGO

The children bcgan to cry for Shermans LOZenges.
noise was not loud al that time but it has kept ind
ingevcr since, and has now become great that
mouths the little ones can scarcely he stopped, Dr
man sympathises with the little sufferers, and very
regrets that any of them should be disappointed.
Ing the vast benefit which has been conferred upol
community by the introduction of his niallible
WORM LOZENGES,
he hs entered into arrangements Tor enlar9ing his
factory, by means of which he thinks he will he at
supply the demand. And the same pains and care
taken, that these celebrated l.ozenges be made as
have always been, in order that those who depend
them, may not be disappointed in their hopes. He
when he commenced the manufacture OF the w0rm
enses, that they would superscde the use OF every
Nermiiuge, rs the Lrzenge is very pleasant 10 the
speedy in lis effects, as wei! certain and the qn
required 10 effect perfect cure, is very small.
properties IN connection with the fact that they ard
for % cents the box, thus placing them in the red
the poorest man in the land, has not only caused I'd
take the place fevery other yermiluge ever offered
also rendered them popular TO the community.
DR.. Sherman's
COUGH LOXENGES,
continue to cure Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Al
shortneSs and difficulty OF breathing, and other disc
the lungs, with the same facility they did on lhe1
uction, and the people nave now become persual
actual experience, that on the occasion OF slight
they have only step to either the Drs office, or d
his Agents, and obtain box 0lhis cough LOzenges,
are very convenient to carry in the pocket al
TAKE lew through the day. by pursuing this col
cure is often effected in "a hours and the patient
his business. So great is the celebrity of the LOzd
that the thousands of persons who have used them
become acquainted with their effects, will never be
out them.
SHERNIAN'S POOR MANS PLASTH
has cured more cases of Rheumatism, Pain in the
side and chest, Lumhago and weakness, than any
cation that has ever been made. As the celebrity
plaster has increased hundreds of unprnCipled 4
have attemptedtc counterfeit it, and palm it of
community rs the genuine. tableware OF decepiid
Remember that the true and genuine plaster is
upon reddish paper made expressly for the purpos}
in every the signature OF DIR sherman is printd
on The back of the plaster and the whole serured bl
Eight. None others are genuine. Therefore wheI
want real good Sherman's Poor mans Plaster,
the office, loo Nassau street and you will not be
pointed.
Remember the number, LOG Nassau street, whd
DR. Sherman's Lozsnges are sold. His Agents ARD
Hays, 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn, lilhesoh, WI
bursh and Reddins & Co.. Boston.
For sale by Charles Chapman Druesist; WOOD
Vermont. JOY e-s-
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I 90 Packages New Goods.
40 DECEPTION.

40 DECEPTION.
Not week passes away without we have to record
some ot the most astonishing Of long continued Asth
ma ncinient Consumption, Bleeding at the lungs, Bron
chitis Difficulty of Breathing and the various diseases to
which the Lungs and Throat are snject By silERMANs
ALi-HA LING BALSAM.
1t has proved itself be the best medicine ever offered tie
the public. Thousands have already tasted its virtues,
and have found il to fail curing the diseases for
which it is recommended. Nor do they have to watlong
in order TO know whether will be productive good et
iects, ms they are assured that if
ONE BOTTLE
produces good cects upon the sufferer, twenty Bot.
tie, will not and it is not therefore, necessary that they
should spend their money in vnin
BEWARE OF SLIGHT COUGH.
Although il is passed over MS unmpOrant, It will soon
become seateil-Consumptio follows in its wake. Take
heed pain in the side and in the chest espe-
cully fNttended with misns of Mucous, sreaked with
Blood. These are dangerous symptoms but they are
quickly aud eiectualy overcome by the above remedy
Ask the sufferer from that distressing complaint
ASTlIMA,
and he will tell you ne cannot live comfortably without it,
1t relieves all that Difficulty Of Breathing, Cough, and
rehness of the Chest gives quiet and refreshing Stun
her and does for the AsthmatC what no other remedy in
the world will do Witness the case of Henry Jackson
18th street; William Bond the well known Boston Crack
er Baker, Brookyni Mr. Wilkinson, lioboken; Mrs Bell,
MorrsowR ". j.; Mrs LuCretia Wells, 322 Pearl street.
w. g. Cowan. Woodstock, Ulster county, aud Mrs Arch
bald, IS Whitest
RAISING OF BLOOD
is electuay checked by this remedy, when all other
means have failed Hundreds Of might be related,
where persons in the city have been given up, and pro-
nounced past hope, who have been restored by this
great remedy to the enjoyment of health Mrs Thou.
bourne, 352 Monroe street; Dennis Kelly, 26 Water ST.
Charles Roberts III Canal st Henry Lisbon, 1879 Rv.
ngton ST. and hundreds Of Others who have used the
edy, testify TO the truth of the above assertion.
Beware of using only
PALLIATIVE REMEDIES.
They hull into apparent security but the progress of the
disease is unchecked and death ensues. Resort ut
to this Great Remedy. and you will not be disappointed
| III your hopes
! stock Vt. $40 e-ow-l,-y.
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OPINION OLA REGULAR PHYSICIAN.

LNltTj ne sept ~, lS10.
This certines that have recommended the nse o
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for discusses
Of the Lungs for two years past and many bottles to my
knowledge have been used by my PATIENTS all with hcne
hcinl results In two where il was thought con
frmed consumption had taken place. the Wild Cherry
effected cure.
r. BOYDEN Physicians ut EIter Corner
NO QUACKERT! NO DECEPTlONM
All published statement OF cures performed by this
medicine are in every respect TRUE
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND MlTA.
TONS, The Unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of Or.
Wslnr's Da'am of wild Cherry in all the diseases for
which il is recommended, curing many after the
skill Of the best physicians unavaing, has effected
large md increasing demand for it, This fact has caused
several unprincpled cOnntretes and imaiorS to palm
on spurious mSr ofsimur name and appearance ,io
the genuine Balsam
Re careful and get the genuine DR.. WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, none genuine unless signed
by |. BUTTS. Address all orders to SETH w. FOWLE
Boston Mass.
Observation-Disclosures, c. Chapman, Windsor, A. II
Warjncr, Chester, Joseph lladey, pomtret Otis Cham
berlin; Norwich, f. l.. f. w. Odds; West Bethcl,Smtl
x Blodget QnechGe village. Chase Smith & Co.; White
River, j. C. BrookSi Springfield II, AN. Burke, Weston
Foster Burker ProclorSville, Joseph A. Smith; Fech
willie, Hph"iam Ross; iIurtamd, Il. NJ, s II. Stocker-
For sale also by Druggestund ppoihted Agents general
y. 3l5-ly
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ON andalter "Wednesday, June 10Th, until iurther
~ tIce, Passenger Trains will run as follows;
Leave ChHrleslown al and II A. NJ. and p. NJ
Leave Ftchburg at l2 and II A. NJ. and l-2 II
STAGES VIII connect at Fitchburg with the first IN d
ond Trains from CharIestOwn for all the principal I'd
in Western Massachusetts, n. Hampshire and Vern|
Passengers leaving Boston Mondays, Wednesdays
Fridays at "A NJ. will he at Montpelier next day al II
and at burlington in the afternoon, via CharlesOw
IL. and Woodstock, Vt.-,nd on Tuesdays, Thursl
and saturdays they will arrive at Montpelier and
lngton the same hours via Windsor Vt, or they wi
carried through to Burlington in two days, via Rut
by leaving Boston any wech day ut A. NJ.
obtained ut 7. A. Staples City Tavern, Brattle str1
S. b. Kendall, No II Elm stand A. lIapsood, As
tie street.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily as follows:
Leave Boston at 8 l-2.P. M, ndarriyeat Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concordat3 lap NJ. and arrive at Do,on u
7 - the mex. morning.
Freight, rsiClqs. ,s3;5ccond Class $3.50.
Freight shou d he delivered at Concord, Boston an
other depos hour at ea.t before leaving to insure de
livery by the first succeeding Train
hllPsssensers Baggage shouldbe marked, and whe
valued at more han $50, notice should be given and
uta charges paid claim for damage or loss beyond
rsch sum will he allowed. NC. UPHAM ,snpt
L lRlh sQ1-lf
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PURIFY THE BLOOD!
INDIAN vEGETABLE AND
SARSAPAR[LLA BITTERS!

I'OR the cure ofJAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, COSTIVE-
L. NES5, Bilious and Liver Complaint. Indigestion,
drOwsness headache cutaneOus and scroiuous Diseases
all Impurities OF the blood and general debility. These
btes possess the great merit of being entirely vegetable
in every component part SarSaparla, That most ines
timble root obtained from The tropical regions OF South
America has long and justly been known and acknowledge
ed by the medical world as most efficient 'nrIher OF the
blood In these hiters forms one ct the most essential
Ingredients The virtues O the genuine honetras Shrsa-
parila extracted the mot scientific principles aud
are combined in highly concentrated form, with the
most useful and herbs Of the vegetable world, such
perfect manner that their united virtues embodied in
this preparation, brought to operate on the stomach
and bowels producing thorough cleansing OF The whole
sys,en speedily restoring to its wOned tone and vsor
As safe pleasant and efficient tonic aud aperent, aS
mild and gentle ehcacious catharc, in all cases oi Ian.
gor Cstiyenncs general debility and depression OF spir
its so in spring ana summer, and in all cua-
neous discusses they will he found invaluable, cleansing
he stomach, restoring strength, and consequently purity
in. the blood.
Certificates can be shown and references given to ind
vunls tesyng very many remarkable cures by tab
inc these ers In word, Try them, faithfully, and
rnot satisfied, the money will be refunded.
Prepared only BY GEO. e. GOODWIN, No. 76, I'm
ion street, Boston.
The following are list of Agents for the sale Of Good
wins Indian Vegetable and Sarsapara Bttcrs, and ALSO
of DR.. Kitlredges Green Nerve and Bone Ointment.
Woodstock, Charles Chapman-West Hartford, SAM
Sleel-pomlret, Oils Chamberlain and Nathan Snow
White River, NJ. French-Sharon, Joseph Marilllian
over, VIM. p. IIllNOrwch, +. l.. N. f. w. ohls ana
by all Respectable Dealers in Merchandise in the state
| of Vermont. 325ly.
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PLUMBE
.N.iTIO.N.AL DAG UERfA.N Cutlery
AND PHOTOGRAPHERS
Firm FISHING ID EPOT S.

wnrded the Gold and Silver Medals -Four First Pre-
IN mums, and Two Highest llonors, NJ the National,
the massachusetts, the New York, and the Pennsy yanu
Exhibitions respectively, for the most splendid Colored
Duguerrcoty pes and best Apparatus ever Exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without regard to
weather. .
Instructions given in the art.
large assortment Of Apparatus and Stock always on
hand, at the lowest cash prices.
New York, 25I Broadway Philadelphia, 1856 Chestnut
ST. Boston, IS Court and s. Hanover SITS.
Washington, PennsS vauia Avenue Petersburg, Va,
Mechanics HALL Cincinnati Fourth and Walnut, and l76
ain St Sara Oga Springs, Broadway Paris 27 Nieiile
Mlicu Tempe Lverp DOL, 80 Church 81. 3l9.ly
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WISTAR 'sBALSAM or WILD g KERRY
THE GREAT REMEYD ron
co N = u vi T. u o N. .-
AND TNE NEsT MEDICINE KNOWN T0MANEoI

p
AND TIE BEST MEDICINE KN0WN TO MANFoh
ASTHMA oreyery slnge, Liver complaints, Bronchitis
influenza, Coughs Colds Bleeding OF the Lungs, Short
ness of Breath, pains and weakness In the side, breast
NC, and u other diseases OF the PULMONARY
ORGANS.
A very important disease over which this" lIalMm'cx
crls very powe lul influences Is that OF DISEASED
LIVER. In this complaint IL has undoubtedly proved
more eicaCIOus than nny remedy hitherto employ ed
aud in numerous Instances when patients had endured
long and suffering from the disease, without re-
celyng the leus bene from various remedies, and when
mercury hus been resort in vain, the Oflhe Bal
sam has restored the Livtrto healthy action, and In
many instances effected PERMANENT CURES. after
every known remedy hadailed 10 produce the desired
effect.
Besidesits astonishing efficacy in the disease nboye
mentioned, we also find very eleCtul remedy in AS.
TINA complaint IN which it has been extensively us
ed with decided SUCCESS, even in years stand.
ing.
1t not only emHnacs from regular Physician Lut has
also been well tested in all the complaint for which n s
recommended It Is not my intention, therefore, either
to cloak IL Ia mystery, or in any way deceive the pubic
by overratng It's virtues; on the contrary shall smniv
cllcavOr give briri statement Gifts Usefulness INA
natter myself hat its surprising efficacy will enable ,
10 furnish such proofs OGits virtues will satisfy the
most inCrcduOus that Consumption may and "CAN ne
CURED" ifthls medicine be rcsorted to in time.
There u.s. perhaps, disease with which our country
10 affected, which sweeps of annually many victims
thai fell destroyer Of the human COnslmption-
Day after day, year after year, the state monster hnr-
res the portals of the cold and silent tomb fresh added
NcncS 10 us conquest w WIN VI HE IL sucftu from
its hehling influence. No age is exempt from IT'S death
dealing shafts. The old the midde.aged aud the young
NIL alike, are food for this common enemy Of mankind
The white hurried patriarch, whose life Oftcmperance has
rendered his system pcryi0s to the attacks OiOer ills
and whose good deeds prepared him for the enjoyment
es calm evening, finds consumption fastening its inngs
upon his vals and tearing him from world, ever
bright to minds which look Complucently or Digs well
spent.
Is there no help for the afflicted? Nopreventve orthe
dangers which bGSet us in onr Chungeabe and tickle
Clme' We think there may be. And ifIhe allegations
ofthoHe who ARE at least entitled to reacty, may be be
| lieyed, there II n preventive and Il remedy.
Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry il offered to n suffer.
ing world such. 1t needs the alvenlitous aid o
long string of fictitious certificates to give it notorety
Its value and intrinsic excellence are sufficient to en-
title ii to the confidence Of the public, and
swat on to iamen
the name of its INVENTOR beneuctor of his species
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"hhAl ENuLioIl iEMEDY
FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, 4ND CoNsu
TION

TN Il Grent and only remedy for Cohs co,,,,. j
J. ma, and Consumption, is the Hunghinn ,Ss,'in
Life, discovered by the celebrated DR. Bvun" -, M
England,a introduced into the United slat.V " i'un
immediate superintendent OF the inventor "'"'''
The extraordinary SUCCESS Of this mediciD,
cure OF Pulmonary diseases warrants the Amef,ar
gent in soliciting for treatment the WORST rOsH,l
CASES that can be found N the communicated
seek relielin vain frOmany OF Uncommon remedies oil
day, aud have been given up by the most dislinguI
Physicians, as confirmed and inCurablc. The IlugI
Balsam has cured and will cure the most despeIaI
cases 1t isn0 quick n0strum bnt standard En-
medicine of known and established efficacy.
Every Gmily in the United States should be supI
with Buchans Hungarian Basum OF Lite, not on
Gouhltraci the c0nsumpiive tendencies OF The clii|
Outtobe used as preventive medicine llcuses Of Il
cunshs, silhs OF Blood, Pain in the side and chest
lh'iWh hha soreness OF the Lungs, Bronchitis, Dini@
oI ,bIeWhns, Hectic Fever, Night sweats, Emuc
ana General Debility, Asthma Influenza II looping d
and Group
Jsod, large bottles Mt 81 perbottle, with II
reclOhs lOrihe restoration OF Health.
Pamphlets, containing n mass of English and me
certificates, and other evidence, showing tine uneQlJ
merits Of his Great English Remedy may be obi
OF the Agents grutuit0usly
DAVID +. BRADLEY sole Agentfor the United 81
ll9 {, uTt street, Boston.
De, t-Woodstock, G. CIIAPMAN Montpelier. d
n Collins; Burngt ON, Peck Spear; Bellows FallAA
Harris; Ruand, Daniels and Bell; BraltlehOrO', Dll
g. mrke; Keen. N II John BiXby. csc. ly
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|,AME into the enclosure of the subscriber on abb
Y 9Th inst, a ycarling heller OF rediSh color, II
with the letter NJ. on the flank, the owner can hal
by calling ON the undersigned and paying charges
GAYUS PERKl
Barnard, Nov. 81, 1916. 3i2 81
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p.s-MEDlCINES, PAINTS AND DYE STUFFs.

s.-MEDlCINEs, PAINTS AND DYE sTUFFs
REED g. CUTLER offer at their Drug Warehouse, 81
Chatham Street. Boston. Of the ugc.t and most com
plc,e ASSIGNMENTS Of Medicines Paints and Dye atnns
that can he found, among which Wel5O cases Rhubarb
Root 900 lbs Cream Of Tartar, purs-l5 kegs super
carbonate of Sods-5O barrels EPSON salts-2O barrels
Camphur-2O barrels BrimstOne-2j harrel. Alums cas-
Indigo 100 barrels Dye wOOhs-l0O barrels Whiting
20 tons White Lead-OO packages Apothecarles Glass
-l5O bags Sumuch-Lnserd Oil-Spiris Turpen'
tine, &c, &c. ApOtheCareS, Physicians, Merchants,
Manufacturers and Dycers, invited to Gull before pnr
chasing, SlO 6In.
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SPECIAL. TR AIMS

will run to Waltham and Concord, ms follow,
Leave Concord for Charlestown nj CPS A. NJ.
WaIlham Tor do AT 6 IS and 10 l-2A. M.-3 g..
Chariestown for Walthum at 9 "a A NJ, . Is
~ NJ
CAarlestown for Concord att p. NJ.
l1'A Freight Truin will run both ways over the
daily.
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FRESJpOND TR 5INS


Leave Chdrlestown al 3 and 10 A. NJ, and "a
g Fresh Pond ut & Ia A. NJ. - NJ. ) l.2 and ia
3l0lf y. NJ FELTON,, Engineer & Su
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ftAsn and the highest price paid for Sleeps Pells
" PIIILO HATCH.
Woodstock, Dec, IA 1646. 345.6w.
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A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DIR. SMITHS CELEBRATED
GAR COATED PILLS,
OR IMPROVED
INDL4N VEG Pill

LDL4N VEGETABLE PILL
EAR. SMITHS celebrated Sugar Coated Pills are
aP superior toall other medicines ever discovere
impnrity OF the blood becausethey mot only clenI
stomach and bowels from all Bilious llumors, bud
promote II proper and natural discharge from the II
Skm and Kidneys, Thus by single operation Of
wonderful purgatiye medicine the natural outlets
system are opened, and nil morbid and corrupt hut
the cause oidisea-e are eNpcled,in manner car
the body is restored to health as il by magic.
DR. Smiths Sugar Coated, or improyCdlndan Nd
BILE Pills. aid * improve Digestion, cure lleHIuCh
Dizziness Fevers SCroula, CnnCers Gravel. IfaDI;{
Rheumatism Pain In The head, side, back and sioll
Diarrhoca Dysentcry and Collie. PalpitaIiou 81
Heart; Loss Of Appetite and lOwnees of Spirits, WI
Bilious NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and other COmpI
incidents 10 women in when the! have the nest d
effects.
For worms the pills are iniallihle-mnny childr|
New York have been spared to their parcntsb by ihe
~ use otthese mild and e1icaCious Pills.
This is the most pleasant and eilcacious medici
the world, and being irecfrom the usualtastc Timed
does not produce nausea or disgust.
Price rs cents per Box.
G. BENJAMIN SMITH M. y.
Presidentof the New York College of Health is u
cry Box.
For snle by c. CHAPMAN, Woodsto Xvi
Otis Chrmherlin, Pomirct. Wooster Downer, sh|
Lewis 5. Partridge, Norwich. ]. c. Brooks, White
er. C.. TmAhnm, Quechee. y. Tat ~ Sons, Tand
T.. NJ. Siocker IIartIamd. Walton Brown. Fechvd
l.. Robinson, So Reading. Joseph A. Smith, PrDd
willie. Sam ;. Wheeler, Plymouth. Edwin Clei
Brdgcwaier. Jos Il Dantorh Barnard. j L. +, NJ
RO,atOn. Jeremiah Foster, Tunbridge. A d III VI
ner Windsor. J. b. Bailey; Fairlce.
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nRuGS AND MEDICINES.

vvyUE subscriber has just received from Market and is
now opcning large and nell selected stock OF choice
medicines which are offered tor sale in large or small
nunptities at low prices for CASH. .. ..
P yscans and Others are invited to call and examine
this stock dan. ., ,. -H,.
TOD. ALSO
,nroe stock of Paints Oils, Vanish, Japan Bronze Gold
car yermilljon &C. SC. &c. Which offered at ex
trcmoly low prices at the Drug storeby
CIIA'S CHAPMAN.
Woodstock, Nov. 18th 1886 s4OM