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List of Jurors

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The Jury Commissioners have drawn I
following list of Jurors for the April term
Court, aB79:
GRAND JURoRa
Arnold. John. Banks.
Balnet, John L., TOwamensing.
Berlin, Harry, Franklin.
Bedds John D., Banks.
BT1nkman, Fred Packer.
Bigley. John, Mauch Chunk TIP.
Ubristman, Jos. J., Towamensihg.
Clauss, PlaOn. LehiEhtOn.
Dunham, George IL North Kldder
FulY. Charles, BausfOid.
Getz, William, Penn Forest
Gumbert Jonathan H., MahOning.
GOldneT, Heury, East Penn
Holman. Jacob D.. Mahouing.
Jenkins, Richard. Packer.
Jones, Edwin M Towamensing.
Miller. Hiram, MahOning
kickert' J. X Franklin,
RAIDER, Philip. II. blauCh Chunk,
Romig, Daniel, East Penn.
scott. W. w, Mauch Chunk.
Soft Thomas, Behigh,
steiner. Reuben, Packer.
TRAvhRsE JURoRe.
ATmbfuster, Lewis, Mauch CHUNK.
Boyle, HuRh, Banks.
Bowman, Josiah, L Towamensing.
Beer Frederick, IOwamensing.
Bittner John c., Packer
Buck, William, Lausanne.
BennehOf Aaron, h.. Mauch Chunk.
Brlslin Edward Banks.
Group, Hans. LansfOrd
Conner, James Lehlgh.
DAVIS John, Weather y.
DrumbOre, Lewis, Weatherly.
Duffner. Pie. Ce, Mauch Chunk,
Dmwart, Thomas, Frnnkhn,
Farrell Thomas, e. Maucn Chunk
FUlk, Adam. Banks.
Forest samuel, Mauch Chunk.
Fritz, Charles D., Manoning.
Flowers, William Orth Kidder.
GerhaIt, Jonas, Packer.
Green. leuben, l.. TOgamensing.
Hess, Philip, Par yyllle.
II ffman, John I.ansfOrd
Horn Jacob, l., Mauch Chunk
u Oin, Lewis, Franklin.
Hun. Moses, Mach Chunk 1wp.
klnkle, George, l. TOwameuSing.
hefns, Daniel, Banks.
Lewis, James, Lausanne
MCGEE. Patrick. Mauch Chunk Tp.
Mclean, Samuel Sr., Mauch CHUNK I'd.
Mlnnlck, Gown, Mauch Chunk Up.
Seriass, Albert, Penn Forest
Vents. DarriS0n, FranRlin
HOunGt. Francis, WelssDurt
PELTT JURORS.
ACge, David, East Penn,
ATner, Tngbman Lehghton.
Arner David. Lehighton.
Ballet, James D., East Penn,
Bailey, William. Banks,
B islln Robert Mauch Chunk Twp.
BrannOn. James, Lausanne,
boyle. ChaI les, LansfOrU,
Brown, Simon. rOwamensing,
Buck, Wllll0m. Weatherly.
Berger, David, Penn toI est.
Conner. JOseph, Weissport
Consten0ader, John J. TOwamensing.
DICK, JOhn, Mauch Chunk rwp.
Detwner Thomas, North Kidder.
Dutot, Thomas, Mauch Chunk.
DetrHhn, VIM, Il. Mauoh Chunk.
Evert, Joel, Mauch Chunk.
Everett. Il. H., WeisspOrt.
Eek. Frank, Weatherly.
Ecke. frnncis. Mauch Chunk Tmp.
Ferry, Bernard. Banks.
Glider, Bernard, Banks
Gallagher james Lansford.
Green, joseph, Lower TOwamensing.
George, Elias, East Penn.
Gl.son. A ex nder, Mnuch Chunk Twp.
Haze John E., South Kidder.
Hartz. Lev, Weathe ly.
Hahn. Jacob, Lower TOwamensing,
KIum, Edward, MahOning.
Kunkle, Jos, Lower Towamensing
Long, Y. H.. LvnlghtOn.
LausOn, DavId. Mauch Chunk Twp,
Long, David g., East Penn.
MarHleY, 1IlghmUn, FIanKlin.
MONTE. Thomas. LehiPi ton.
Miller. Aaron, Lausanne.
Noll, Samuel, East Penn.
POrtz. Philip, LansiOrd.
Painter, JOSIAH, Mauch Chunk.
Richards, Jonathan, LansfOrd.
Stapp, A. NJ, East Penn.
Smith, Jas, LauSanne.
tucker Henry, MRhuning.
Wei g. George, Lausanne.
Watson, George. South KIdder.
Wilson, Robert. Lans ORD.
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XveIsspOrt borough.

At meeting of the citizens, on Thursday
evening the following ticket was unani-
mously nominated:
COnstable-Aex II. Seidle.
COunci.men-JOhn Arner ST., Samuel Welsh.
81 hOOl Directors = Joseph Felst, 3 years
Charles Boyer years Charles Miller. year
yudRe OF Election IL. Everett.
Inspectors of ElectiOn-GeOrge auntztnger,
Henry Trapp.
AssessIr--1. q. Zern.
Poor Directors Boyer. A. ]. Guth.
Auditor-John G. Biery, years.
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Feels Young Again.

"My mother was afflicted long time with
Neuralgia and dull, heavy, inactive con
dition of the whole systemj headache, nerv-
Gus prostration, and was almost helpless
No physicians or medicines did her any
good, Three months ago she began to use
Hop Bitters, with such good effect that she
medicine fit to use in the f4milY."-A lady
Providence, II, ], II.
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Thomas S, Drew WHO was elected Governor
Of Arkansas in 1874, and again in 1850, died
recently in Texas.
Machinery Hall, on the Centennial grounds,
Philadelphia, was sold Saturday to William
c. Allison & Co. for S24, 900.
The Commissioner of Pensions thinks that
thirty-iour millions will be required TO pay
the arrears Of pensions.
Robert Heth, a cousin Of General Henry
Heth, committed suicide at Meachains Riy-
eT Depot, Va, on sunday.
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TO CONSUMP

The advertiser faying been permanently
ured Of that dread disense CONSUMPTION b, a
supple remedy is m xl0ns 20 m9ke known 20 NJ,
lelIoWsuuerels 9 the means IL cure. TOa wi hO
Cesire u. he VIII send COPY OF the preservation
uSeu, free OF chargei with the directions for
preparing and using the same, winch tleJ VIII
BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the Prescription. will please
ADDRESS. Z. A WILSON, Is4 Penn Gtreet,
Wilnamshurgh, N. Y.
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Local and Personal.
TO sURsCRInERs.

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Subscribers getting their papers by mail will
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Married, and yet unhappy. How many
home has been robbed Of sunshine and
happiness and rendered sad aud desolate by
the loss Of some dear and petted child. This
is dangerous season for children, aud par
eents should keep DI. Bulls Cough syrup
handy. Price 25 cents bottle.
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RHEUMATISM
PIM PIES .

I will mani lFreel the Ieepe for a simple
VEGETABLE RALM that viii remove TAN.
FRECkLES, PIMPLkS and BLOHCHIGs ;,
leaving the skin soft, Gear aud beaut iul also
instruct ruons for producing a luxuIiant growth
incloslDg Sc. stamp, Ben. Wand, II & Co - Ain
street, N. Y,
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Facts are stubborn things, and q bad
cough is one Of the most Stubborn Of facts :
Haas ExPectorant, the most stubborn cough
will soon be cured. 25 aud so cents bottle
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Nervous nehlIity Nervous DE- biIity!

Debility. depressed. irritable state Of mind, n
we1k, ne YOns exhaqste1 fee ing, no energy or
animation eOnfusel heaq, wetk memory. the
Consequences nf excesses. mental OVerworA
This nervous debility huds a sOVsreisn cure in
Il. u. kUNKELS BITTER WINE OF IRON.
IL tones the system, dlspels the mental gloom
aud oespondencY. and rejuvt n ties tie tntiTs
system. Get the Renu ne lslS5 oniv E. \.
kONkLE'S. tt has yellow wrapper around II
bottle, or siA for s5OO ASK YOU druggist iOr
u, aud II he has it nnt. get Of tho ~ Outfelor,
$50 N. Nintn IT, PhiladelDhla, la. ADVICE trre.
BY enclosing hieeoent stamp.
Worms, Worms. Worms.
E 4. Kunkels Wnm syrup never l. Us % sa.
stroy ian. Seat. and Stomach AOim-. Dr.
kunEel. the OnlY successful physlean VINO q.
moves Tape " Orm IN two hours a i've with
teaches u Tape WOllns can be removed al.ntii.
er worms eau be rdiiy de.irO 90. Aovlcc at
olnoe aud stOIe. trre. The doutOr can tell
whether o. not The patent has va rms TaOus.
ands are d. tnI daily. with WOru,s, aud do not
Know lL hts, Hl'asIns. or mps, enUking and
snnoeauon. sa low comn.eNlOl ciTeies around
the eyes, sWel ing and " ia ls the stOIrac Ie &
lees NJ ni2hl gTludihg OF the lee h, D.cRng 4
The nose, courh, lever, tcning uI the seat Lea 4.
ephe, iuul breath, the pailsnt gGuws uaie aud
THU, tickling aud Irritation n b. an rs ali
these symptoms, nd more come fiOm WOr.i.s d
II. y. IA hUNhEL'S WONM SA .tUP .tCyer ia Ia
20 remove them. Pnoe &c per uOiflo. ortiK
bottles Tor tio0 tftT Tape Worm wr!ie aud
consult the DOtto.l , Fora other, ,Du = v, ar
al ufest the ~ o,m syrup. aud II 40 has ~ n r.
sepa . III. r, 4. Is \ kEl, 259 3. y inth =,
rhltaee, phia "a AoHlee oy mail free sei.d
sAiNe NeAt etHfhls luv. o--lm.
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the only sure CUBE for TORPID Liver, Dyspep.
la Headache, Sour stomach, Constipation, De.
y NJ; NauSeS, aud all Bilious CompainIs aud
900 y .sOrdeIs. None genuine unl IS slgni d
" ~ WTighti Pai,a." II your Druggist vii
not supply send IS cents for one box 70 BarIick
Roller a Co, ~ N. 4lh ST., PDila. feOlws
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for vears from
Nervous DEBILITY, Y,PREMATURE DECAY,
nnd al the ELECTS OF youthful indisoretiOn. will
all who need it. the recipe aud dlreciion for
making the simple remeuy By which be was
cured. sufferers Wishing co profit by the al
perfect confidence.
JOHN B OGDEN 40 uednr st Nv
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Special Notices.
THE WORLDS BALM,

Dr. L. d. WEYBU RMS ALTERATIYE oFRgP
~ remedy used THIRTY.FIVIe Y EARS in
private pract ce.and heV er 1ailIng to radically
cure
RH6UNHATISNH,
Dropsy, EIYsipelas Secondary syphilis, Gravsl,
plapvtes. ana all diseases in whlch the b OOd is
Implicated, 70 now offered 20 the pub ic
sold by all RRTAIL DRUGGISTS ana (w holesa =
onlY) by rH T. WEYBUBN HEpICINE CO.
p. o. BOX SSs, Rochester, n. Y.
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DIl TO ofall kinds TU JORs, di char.
I'll Res Of Bl OOD or mucus ana
tEGS Rll dlseasrs Of the RFCTI-M
quickly and naIiectly euIei bv "A Imp.e and
soothing REMEDY. Foe reformation addr s.
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Health ard Happiness.
Wright'S Liver Pills,

Health and Happiness are Priceless Werith 10
lhelr passessors and vet ther ale withlH the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-01-15

Drawings, Ks&tmates and Specifications
prepared in all branches Of Mechanical En-
cheering. and especially In the construction
Of Steam ENGINES for all purposes; spplics.
varieties: application OF compressed sir; the
disposition and strength Of material In struc-
lures Of iron and wood. Wire Rope trans
mission. Pumping Machinery, etc.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-06-04
Chester.

Chester.
Atwood and Pierce returned from
a four days trip on the mountains
last Thursday with about 800 Trout
aud very fine string Of White Bass
The people on South street don't
SEQ why the Band don't come oyeI
there aud play they are fond Of music
"A number oflight fingered gen
try entered Col, Peabody's pantry last
Sunday night and got away with 0
quantity Of provisions
Great excitement prevails 10 the
north part Of this town, known ~
smokeshlre, over q misslng child Of
Charles Robbins, The child, a little
girl, three aud one-half years old, was
last seen at 8 o'clock Sunday, Some
so persons have been In constant
search but up to 4 o'clock Monday
she had not been discovered, II Il
the general opinion of those In search
that she has been stolen but that Il
hardly probable,
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ORANGE COUNTY,

ORANGE COUNTY,
WEST RAspoLrH,-A, II, Beedle
has been rc-appoiated liquor agent
During the summer week day
meetings will commence at 7,t5 md
Sabbath evening meetings at 100, at
the Congregational church,
VERsniRe,-A fire ragged for about
thirty-siS hours In the wood lot OF
Jacobs Church, and did great damage,
as the result Of some boys trying TO
smoke u woodcauck out Of his hole,
Wells RvER.--The house Of ChNs,
Demiug was set on fire a few nights
since in consequence Of the children
going TO bed and leaving kerosene
lamp burning,
CnrLsEA.-The June term Of Or
ange comfy court WILDE opened Oh
Tuesday, June 9th.
BRADFORD. "A Bradford dog re
Gently killed an eagle which measured
nearly six feet between the tips OF it
wings.
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NJ A n H O O D:
How Lost, How Restored.

q Just published, new edition Of
m DIR. CuIvcrWcIHs Celebrated
X X Essay on the radical cure without
~ medicine) of Spermatorrhea or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, Impotency, Mental and Physical In.
capacity, lnpediments to Marriage. etc.
also, Consumption. Epilepsy and Fits, in.
duced by self-indulgenc or sexual extrava-
gance. &c.
o. Price, IN d sealed envelope, only cts.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay. clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of solf-abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicines or the application Of the knife
pointing out Il mode bf cure at once simple,
certain, and efeCtual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be may cure himself cheaply, privately,
and radically
@. This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to
cny address, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents
or two postage stamps.
Address the publishers.
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann St., New York P. o. Box, 45s6.
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Windsor.

Windsor.
Mr.. j. N, Gilman, householder, II
being empl Dyed In atting up rooms In the
store recently purchased by Mrs, H. D.
Sabine OF II. Howard, suitable for sar'
gents Restaurant business.
The recent rain raised the river but
slightly, but the logs are running we'll
and the prints Of log drivers spiked shoes
are marked on our side walks.
Hon. j. Il. Deane has been In Windsor
several days preparing the case OF j. H.
Slmonds vs.. j, A. Pollard In regard to
division line.
The Episcopal Church Is In the hands
OF artlzans, tintlng the inside walls and
ceiling that have been In bad condition
for the past 25 years; no services arc ex'
pectcd for the next two Sundays In con-
sequence, but morning prayers will be
said at lOi o'clock at Trinity Church,
Cornish, Sunday next, Instead of "a p, M
The disturbances near II o'clock
Saturday night on Main street, and sub
sequcntly about IL o'clock near the State
Prison, is q disgrace to the nigh floods OF
West End, and II repeated aught to send
some one to the House Of Correction for
life.
The graduating Exercises ofclass 70,
Windsor High School, and that Is OK
pectcd to be q credit to the Sd District, Is
advertised to happen on the Goth inst.
p, p. Story has been prospecting the
Windsor quarres to see II he can sue
cessfully operate one Of those channcllug
machines hereabouts.
The friends of Mr.. L. II. Thomas OF
the 9Th School Dist. will be sorry to learn
that he has been afflicted with another
paralytic shock on Monday Of this week.
Sheriff Amsden "clapped his paw" on
"Hod" Jones, Tuesday morning, and
lodged him In the Vt. State Prison for
Massachusetts, parties near Northampton,
who wish him to testify to what he knows
about horse stealing in that vicinity.
That gray mare OF that pair OF horses
that Supt. Rice and Warden Oaks drove
to Woodstock Saturday, died Sunday
morning.
Those, "me and my gal" drove tc
town Oh Saturday last in the dust, visited
the Windsor House as well as the Ascut
ney House, but the latter place had thu
honor of the serenade from the Band.
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lbueettee,

Queehee,
The potato bug family, together
with their aunts and uneles and all
the rest Of their relatives "arroye" last
week,
Decoration Day passed Oft beau
tlmlly, No street fights, nothing but
rhetorical fire works and waving Of
the bloody shirt by the orators Of the
occasion,
Catholic services were held at the
residence Of Moses Lemay, Sunday
morning,
Parker Il Co, arc building a large
storehouse on High street, opposite
Cushing & Abbott's store,
DELAY Sharp has a pair OF the
new breed Of kittens who muster my
toes all told,
The brother Of W, A, iloyles
arrived here from the West last Fri
day,
Rev. Mr., Carter and family ar
rived last week
The band-assisted by q. NJ,
Cobb-yis,ted Deweysvllle Friday
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Silerburne.

Sherburne.
Recently man named Wyman,
who has been helped by the town,
was induced to start for Kansas with
his wife and large family Of small
children. He was promised that bis
expenses on the road should be paid,
a cabin built for him and a years
stock of provisions purchased. Your
correspondent hears that four hundred
dollars were given to a man residing
in SherburIe to take the family West
and locate then etc. (; also that the
man took them to Kansas City and
then slipped off the train, leaving
him in a strange place, among perfect
strangers, without money or food
Should one or more of those little
children die Of want, who is RESPONSE
BILE?
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South Reading.

South Reading.
Mr.. Carlos L. Davis of this place
was seriously hurt last week Tuesday
afternoon. He was going to Ply
mouth with span of colts to carry
his daughter back from the funeral of
Mrs. Goddard, to Tyson Furnace,
where she was teaching. When just
over the pinnacle the neck yoke gave
way, and the team ran, throwing them
both out, breaking Mr.. DIS hip and
otherwise ipjuring him.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-06-04

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, JUNE IA
terrible thunder shower passed over
Westfeld this evening, the house Of
Marquis Thompson being struck
The furniture was turned topsy-turvey
and the sash OF the window at which
Thompson and his wife were sitting
knocked to pieces. Mrs. Thompson
is possibly fatally hurt, but her hus'
band ESCAPED with singed hair.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-06-04

The funeral at Washington, Mon
day, of the late ex Congressman Ebon
c. Ingersoll was very notable event,
and was attended by prominent public
men at Washington. Members Of
the Cabinet, Senators and Represen'
tatives listened to the eloquent eulogy
pronounced by Col. Robert G. lnger'
soil, the brother of the dead man.
There were no other ceremonies.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-06-04

Medical investigation in the poison
ing case a. Newark shows the disease
to be diphtheria, undoubtedly aggrav'
ated by the poisoned water, as before
stated. A mild case Of diphtheria
now IN the ncighborhood, and which
existed previous to tins fatality, would
lead to the suppositiou that poisoned
water did originate the disease. There
has been eleven deaths thus tar, and
others are recovering.
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PrOCtOrsviIlc.

PrOctOrsviIle.
The Independent B. B. G. of this
place, went to Hanover to play a
game of base ball with the Dartmouths
and got fearfully licked. Harry lay
lor got broken finger, and Robert
Foster a lame eye while practiclng the
"noble art here the other day. Boys,
give it up, some one of you will get
0kilt."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-06-04

Norwich.
DR.. II. f. Childs, who left here
so suddenly short time since, has re-
turned, with the intention of remain
ing, having rented residence for a
year.
George f. KILLING has COM
menced a suit against E. N. Clark and
A. P. Hatch for alleged false impris-
onment, placing the damages at
$4,000. The suit grows out of the
cele bra,ed Kibling liquor prosecutions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-06-04

Bridgewater.
In the poem "Lost" ia the AGE
of May 2Stb, read fragrance for BIOS
SONS ju the third line.
On Sunday morning, Mrs. Ase-
nath Hadley, an aged lady of West
Brdgewater caught her sock in a
worn place in her kitchen floor and
fell, fracturing bone in one Of her
limbs. Her condition is critical.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-06-04

A good square kick will sometimes
help man further along in this world
toward independence and prosperity
than dozen pulls by the hand Oil
CITY Derrick.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-06-04

When Eli Perkins, the man Of check
read Sherman's letter, he bust into
tears, exclaiming: "verily, my glory
is departed r
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Plymouth.
SpIR1TUALIsT CoNvENTIoN.---The
Vermont State Spiritualist Association
will hold their annual convention at
Plymouth on Friday Saturday and
Sunday, June Is, IA and 10, 1879.
All are cordially invited.
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NOTICE.

This Is to certify that have given my son,
Lewis Martin, his time, duriug the remainder
of his minority, and that shall claim none OF
his earnings nor pay any debts OF bis con-
tracing after this date. -
Woodstock. May eth, 1879
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A CARD.

The undersigned wish to tender their
heartfelt thanks to comrades, friends and
nelghbors for their benevolent gifts to
them in this their pressing circumstances.
CHARLES DEAN.
EMILY DEAN,
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Mr.. Foster had only nine more
votes than Mr.. Taft, in the Ohio Re.
publican State Convention.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-06-04

IF Ben Franklin were to walk into
Philadelphia now, with his loaf of
bread under each arm he would be
iugeed with the rest of the tramps.
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Woodstock Market.

RICHMOND & PiNNEY,
UAvlNG renewed their Partnership aud
IL purchased the interest Of Taylor Har-
pin, (modest Carl and ready Ned included,) in
the Elm st. Market, are prepared to furnish
all kinds of
Meat and Provisions
usually kept in country market, ct the
lowest living prices, for cash or short
approved credit.
.. l.. RICHMOND. B. H. PINNEY.
Woodstock, April 2S, 1879.
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FRANK. II. ARCHIBALD.
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Crosby Miller, Otis Chamberlin, Moses
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Pomfret.
Paul D. Dean, John s. Cobb. Moses Dut.
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Gilbert A. Davis, Morris Newton, Homes
tus SteArns, Reading
John Brockway, West Hartford.
Noah b. Hazen, Hartford.
John Dewey. 7. s. Carter, Quechee.
c. c. Bugbee, w. G. Raymond, F, E.
Derby, ". S. Southgate, Mary Furber,
Bridgewater.
Hosea Dot,n, John Cone, D. F. Standish,
Lorenzo Richmond, Woodstock.
C.B. Holt, VIM Cady, So. Woodstock.
Oramel Averill, Judah l.. Mack, West
Woodstock.
Thomas Ryder, Taftsville.
A. V. Spicer, Albany, MY.