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Womake the following quotations:
RAtsiNs--L0ndOn layer, new, per hOS, ~ bOi
layer So,
BANANAs--Por bunch, nominal
GnKEs AppLEs-- % So to $500 per barrel
CuhnANrs--71[ S8Ift.
PEAcHEs-.Sl 90 to- 81 30 per Dushel'
PEoANs-N None In the market.
OPANaKs- Sicily, $500 per box
Lemons - sicily per box, $40 TO Sll.
NuTs-- Almonds e00g2c per p0undi Brazil
lODl2, fllDerts, ll@-i Engllsh Walnuta
none; chostnuts, Imported, none italian
none, peanuts, Tennessee red, 6@1c; Co
cOannts none in the market,
FIas- None IN tho market.
PoP CORN-PriLe packages, per half gross
% "a
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Drugs,

Acld--benEelc per ounce, ESQ
acid carbolle solution, 40 conta,
acid sulphurlc, Bloc pie ID, acid tartArlc, Doc
per lbt alum, ffp6t per 10, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
nate, 80 perib, alsaf@tida, roc per 10; baiasm
copaiba, $50 pers III; borax, 10 per 10 blue
yitriol, igc per - calomel, 100 perlb, Gallo.
form, 60c per ibl ohloral, bydIatniSGa %
peril crcam.of tartar. powder, Ssctoio per 10,
gun opium, IS 20 per lbl yum shsllhc, Goo per
lbpncfphlnetS, poper ozloil bergamot ,saab per
psr ~ y cIss pS SIo AZ Bos NJ s
avn, qulnine, sulphate,ss 25.per orj. Seed
caraway, 100 per ID; ecnna, $50 per lb,
s'ryehnine. crystals, noo per OF
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Promotes the growth of the hair and renders
1t dark and glossy. II holds, In a liquid form
n large proportion of deodoriGed cocOanut Oil,
prepared expressly for this purpose. No 9TH
or compound possesses the peculiar properties
which 30 exactly suit the various conditions
OF the human hair
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Kids %, 80, so cents at Peoraons Mtts
IS, so, rs cents, 500, $l.25, $3.50 and $780,
at Pearson's. Bonnets and.hats 81, 50, So,
81, So, So, at Pearson's Ladies' hoes s
cents pair embroidery 8 cents q yard, at
Pearson's. P9rgains at Pearson's on Mon
day, and those other days that follow Mons
dav
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CoAL--Indian Nation, rs 90 per ton, deliv-
cred.
CoRE--50 cents per barrel.
WOoD-Oak ,hickoryano ash 81 80 TO : 70 per
cord. Sawed stove wood 10 retailing at the
ratios Of "a so to 10 per cord.
CHARCoAL--G5 cents per barrel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-09

FIsn-Rod, sheephcad and trout, l21ac; New
Orleans rod-snapper, lsci Spanish maclere,
25ets.
OYSTERS baltimore per can, NIX, Soc;
medium, As; extra select 60; Matagorda and
Berwlck's bay, 81 90 per hundred.
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Iron, mills, Wire, Etn.

IRON - We quote merchant bn &c rates.!
Norway and Swede, loo.
PLow SrxEL.-1c
WmE.-smooth wiro, No, y, $40; Nos 10
and IL, TO, No. IL, 7oi japanned barbod wire,
ekoj galvanized barbed, loo.
House. SuoKs.-Per keg, 81 30,
HoRsR SHOE NAILs--Per box, 20 pounds, No.
7, 800; NO. s, % 25i No. 4, ~.
NAiLs--Fronl led 10 Cid, ~ O0 rates.
TnyskR's STOCK BLOCK tin por poundi coo,
tinplate, lix2O Is per oox; ]. q, lixa0 Is.
do. l X 81 .bO,Llno Topper VI; selder, loo pc,
lb; sheet iron Go per ID.
Axns-Per bJx;, tSb to 10,
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Leon Kahn has received full inc of
misses, boys and ohilren's school shoes, every
pair fully warranted. They are the very
thing for the youngsters for good wear and
comfort 60i Elm street.
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This being the day set apartby the governors
of the several states as day of prayer for the
recovery OF President Garfield, the cotton ex'
changes were closed aud we have no tele-
graphic reports from other cities. The proba-
billtles are OF an advance tomorrow. Ad-
vance prices Of cotton in this city ono-quartor
cents all round.
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The Great English Remedy.
Is a never- faIIIny f,rr,

Is a never falling Cure
for Nervous debility,
Exhausted vitality,
5 EN- inal Weakness.
Spermstorrhoea, LOST
NJ ANHOoD, impoten-
cy, Paralysis, and all
The terrible effects OF
Self Abuse, youthful
foliies and excuses of
maturer years-such as
loss of Memory, Las
situ de, No Q turns,
Emission, Aversion OF
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nuggies, spring Wng ans, Rte,

suAFTs,-tIWtpi polls, SNWtIb por d0z.
BuGoIRs, Grade u, and epring, top, 5000
$780, ditto, open, sJe@ss0; ditto, side spring
top, $l0O@slSS; aitts, aide bar, slOOIsls6,
spring, sll0@$20O, ditto. phaetons, sl6Oesg0O,
Jump seat buggies, s7b@Se6O; platform
springs, suo@sl2Oi three spring wagons, $500
pllb
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Coal and wood.

MOl0'seg barrels, 81 5Oi half barrels, 81 95
kegs, 7jo Sugar barrels, So; half barrels, 10
Hoop POLES per !, 900, $40,
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Cast, 81 90 per hundred, stove, aJ corts,
wrought, Doc to 81 90 per hundred, brass,
si to 10 90 per hundredl copper, $40 to IL 30 Per
hundred, elmo and lead 81 per hundred,
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BAoop-L9ng clear sides l2Xi short
clear, 1874 Breakfast bacon lie
OnY SALT-.LOGg aleag sidea, Ma mort
clear IN.
HAMS Uanvased Ah@l5c.
LARD-Tierce l3A hall barrel, ~ rr.N 70
10 pounde, l5i Q pounds, CIV.
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II. Zimmerman has undoubtedly the
largest and finest collection of fine woolens
for gents wear ever seen in Dallas, and espe-
cially for this season.
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axaxAN xILLnr--we quote none In the
market. Garden, bots. per paper retail.
Wholesale IN TO . cents per paper.
ootton-At tho OIL MIL, u l-2c per bu
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l. u. Curtis, isweler, has removed to No
6l0 Main street. Watches and jowelry care
full5 repaired.
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sugar lead, CSC per ID, hSf sulphur, is5c
per ID; salts epsom. aesse per H.
Rosin 205i spirits turpentlne IS.
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ST'.L0UISLAW SCHOOL

Law Department Washington University.
Fifteenth Annual Term opens October r. 1884, Course
OF Study comprises two Annual Terms, seven months
oach Diploma admits 70 bar In Stas and u. =, Courts
In Missouri. Term fec. fineudiug of Law Library
Address until Sent lst AZ Iowa City, Iowa. afterward
Qt Sc. Louis W. q. HAMMOND, LID, Dean OF Law
Faculty, Or HENRY HITCHCOCK, ST. Louis,
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Hfpns- Dry lint, pounds aud upwards, 1870
lscts; dryl kipn, 10 to lie, wet ssltcd, I6Tho,
esed, wei or dry, hall price, deer lin
sOc.isheep skins from csc. e5Qc each.
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Fine andmedium fine $40, heavy, 500. BLACK
bury and dirty, 20 10 cents on.
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AANU 0soNe
CArrLx-Four years, elSSa2; three years,
tll0l1; two years, e0@lle 30, one year, Tel0.
Barn cows IL b00lS 90, s,ockers II 0O1so 60,
milch cows and calves sls@soi epringers sl69
aonsrs,- -Ponica siS 70 s.s. Farm stock $40
90 soO. Harness livery 800 20 500. Fancy
harness slaS 10 tlIb. Harness spans ssSoto
Mules--small 40 10 eos. Medium s7B to 100;
Extra draught 800 TO also,
Hogs-None on the market and In demand.
MUTTON Suxrr-they are unoiable at ~ 300
3 90 per head. Per weiaht, az 90 30. nor
pound.
Groceries.
CorFRK-Rlo common 19N0ll, fair, II 10
49, choice, ls,o iSxi LssuSrs II 70 isxi
Tsls-impcrisl, to9esc, Young Hyson,
toAso, oolcns, tS0eoo' Japan, coet6Se
isuo Ans-we quote, Powdered iaHsiex,
Crushed la1.i, A n IL, Granulaicd iiS |,
Standard A. II IL 10 II l.2, White oxtrn-cxtra
c-to--, b Yellow--I .ou isiana white clarified
II Is " III s-ej yellow clarified lok 10 lie.
MoLkssrs.-f 6uisianA choice oOc, prime 10.
fair 10 good ihelboc, syrup uotc 600. ~
porAroKe-t3 20 To esSs.
uSfoSs-f6 QO6b 20 pprburol.
ArfLss-t3 t005 copper barrel. h.I
Hfua--NhoieeAie o 20 14, NAG.
aALr.Inbarrei, " %. Liverpool In .. ats
Cnkuxrns--soda, x, 81 IA. 0; XXX pk,
Cream nv, 0lnevr snspsnx
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OnIoKxNs-Wo qucIe g. 55@N,OJper dozen !
turkeys, bO675C,
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Poultry and aane.

Eggs Hcarce - centsper dozen.
Bitter-- Northern 22@25. Texas 10 % ~.
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DALLAS PRICE ouRRENr.
Financial.

UhIVOhtOn Nnu HOubIOn, ,,,,.,,,. n ~
Comm erclal exchange upon all points Il
10 u discount.
Sterling sight 81 So.
Francs be35 10.
Marks %.
~ Gold, siiyer, other than trade dollas, par.
Mexican Dollars .,....,,,....,,SO
Mexican Halves. Observation-Disclosures
Mexican Quarters. .,,..,,,....,,,.,l
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nridgswater,

Hridgewater,
There were twenty'one members
admitted to the Advent church thesi'
Nathan A, Briggs Lost q valuable
COW the Goth by ge,tinp hung 10 the
slanchlon,
VIM, q, Bugbee d Go, are soon to
put IN q steam engine IN .heir shop
10 manufacture chair stretohers &c,
Mrs, Betsy spaulding who died 10
his place the 18th was q person OF
more than usual integrity, and could
say what very few could At tho age
OF four scores years aud ten that she
never had The least troable with any
person In all these years, The funeral
was attended by the fourth gener'
alton, having u great'grand'chlld al
most twenly.one years, Her children
can rise up and call her blessed
A lot Of property belonging to tho
late Ira Angel will be sold at Auction
on the premises by the Executors on
sist instant al 10 o'clock,
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Growth Of
Roses Magnum BOnum Potato.

This potato originated with me, and in
1878 had accumulated enough to plant q
rods Of land. On this land raised 1902
bushels 1900 bushels to the acre.. In 1879.
on one measured acre, raised 548 bushels.
They were planted June 10, and dug G5 days
from planting. 1t was sod ground, and no
manure was used whatever. In 1880, oil ~
rods Of the same ocre, l raised 3O7 l-2
bushels (Which is 600 to the acre). Interest,
taxes, and all expenses in growing them,
did not exceed cents per bushel. Also,
July goth, planted 7 10 rods to Magnum
Bonums, and dug them the Sd OF September.
The yield was "a 10 bushels $50 bushels to
the acre). On another piece / planted
something over 2 l 2 acres. On account OF
q dry soil and no rain for nine weekp, the
yield was only about AGO bushels to the acre.
The light yield was caused by the drou sht.
This wonderful potato is o Seeding from
the Peach Blow, and is remarkable for
earliness, evenness in size. freedom from
all disease. and super-cxcelence Tor the tn.
BILE. On rich, manure land, if planted
three feet by three, some will grow to weigh
three and four pounds each, but not one
hollow one has been found as yet. For large
yields per acre. and choice size for the table
-I.2 to 3.4 pound each-they should be
planted three feet or less between rows, and
not moro than twelve inches apart in the
row. Two pieces OF one eye each to each
hill-thls at 8 pounds per hill, will give 600
bushels to the acre. have dug many sin
gle hills that had potatoes in. which weighed
from two to fonr pounds each. They will
stand closer planting Eight to ten inches
apart in the rowland do as we'll in good
soil, &c.
Per peck, $l.25; per bushel. $50; per
Barrel, 7.50; by mail, 80 cents; per 10. lbs.
$l.25. Address, ALFRED ROSE.
Penn Yam Yats County, New York
Woodstock Vt. 1881.
Mr. Myres, you ask me for statement Of
two Magnum Bonum potatoes that planted
last spring. will say that the Potatoes,
were planted in the field with other Potatoes
and with no more than Ordinsry cultivation
yielded 05 pounds excellent table quality
They are strong, vigorous growing
Potatoes and resisted the ravayss of the
Colorado beetle, while other varieties side
OF them were b IDLY eaten.
Yours truly, -
J.C MCKENZIE.
Mr.. ROSE wrote me that Woodstock and
Burlington were the only pisces in Vermont
that got hi. seeds last year. | have got TINS
seed Tor sale at ten cents per pound or fifteen
pounds Tor dollar.
MICHAEL MYERS.
Woodstock w., March 1891.
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TaftSvill..

Taftsvill..
-Pnstmas.er Smith has moved into
the d. w. Biytlow house.
SINCE the supply Of water, the
Scy the shop is run day and night in
order to fill their orders.
Frank Me,c'.lfis about to move
into his house recently bought of Mrs.
Darling.
While Miss Nancy Richmond and
Miss Flora Spaulding's were riding
from D. G.. Spauldirg, to this place,
,Aeii horse become unmanayable and
came down the hill at rapid rate.
bu, fortunately they succeeded in
raining the horse into yard where he
stopped. i good scare was the only
damage done.
Sugar makers report very hber.
al supply OF sap. Maple syrup is sell.
ing for Is cents per gallon.
MIR. Caswell has bought Of Mr..
Brickford his interest in the farm they
! bought of Mr.. Churchill one year
since.
Miss Maria TAFT has had an
operation performed upon one OF her
eyes, we trust it will prove successful.
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Petition tor Divorce,

STATE OF VERMONT, igoualy Court.
Wipdsor OoaatJ, %, IM.y Term, 1851
wsEHEIs, Allied A.. SLACK, Of Norwich, ia
said County, has fled IN the once 81 the
Clerk Of the ccuniy Court, hls Petition
which 10 40 follows
40 tbs Honorable, the County Court, nest
10 DO held Al Woodstock, " said C0unty Of
Windsor, on the fourth Tuesday Of May, A.,
ID, 1851,
on ths aist day pf March, 1863, At ThetfOrd
10 tbs County 81 Orange, he MAS lawfully mar,
risd TO Hattie l., Cook, Of said ihelfcId aud
that he continued TO live with the said Hattie
l., ia the faithful discharge ef all the duties
incumbent on him a. tho husband VI the said
Hattie l., until tho 9th day of March. ISIS,
when the said Hattie l., deserted your Psti,
tioner, wilfully aud without cause and has,
ever since, and lor more than three years,
wholly neglected and refused 10 live with
Jour Petitioner ~ his wife, ,And has wholly
neglected and refused 10 discharge any OF the
dulles incumbent on her, 40 his wife,
And your Petitioner further shows, that,
while 90 tho wife u your Petitioner, at said
Norwich. on said 9Th day 81 March, 1878, aud
on divers other times, before that time, said
Hattie l., Was guilty % intoleIable severity 10
Your Petitioner, and has, ~ that time, repeat,
eddy struck aud scratched Your Petitioner, In
q violent manner, aud has, 10 various other
ways cruelty treated your Petitioner,
Wherefore, Tor the causes aforesaid your
Petitioners, prays lha. The bonds OF malrinony
aforesaid DO severed, aud that he DO divorced
from the said Hattie H. by order Of this
Honorable Court,
And your Petitioner further States that for
the past three years, no has resided IN said
Norwich aud does At present, And further,
that said Hattie l., ID ia parts unknown 10
your Petitioner, aud ID believed 10 DO without
thIa State, and your Petitioner has no knowl-
edge OF her whereabouts,
Hartford, w.. March 4, 1891.
Aud u appearing Ia sad Petition, the, the
said Hattie H. Slack, II claimed to DO without
this state, aud lu parts unknown TO the
Petii0ner-R0 that personal service OF this
Petition cannot be made upon her,
Therefore II 10 ordered that Tho Petition
or cause said Petition ~ aforesaid. aud this
Orlea, 10 no Published for three weeks sue
eeasiyely In the Spirit 0f The Age, q newspaper
printed in Woodstock Ia said C0uaty, the last
publication TO be At least sm weeks previous
TO the Term Of tho County Court, neIt to DO
held at Woodstock IN and for said County, OF
tue Fourth Tuesday OF May, A. d. 1881, and
that tho said Hattie l.. Slack therein be nOtl'
ied to appear ut said last mentioned Term
aud make answer 10 said Petition,
Now, therefore, you. the said Hattie l.,
Slack are hereby notified to appear ut said
last mentioned Term OF said Coart, there and
then In said Court. to make apawer to the
foregoing Petition. and stand 10 and abide
such ordera aud decree therein, M said Court
shall make IN tho pTemieea,
Dated ut Woodslock aforesaid this 9Th day
OF March A. ID. 1881. -
GEO. u FRENCH, Clerk,
4, NJ. PINdREE, ATTY.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ANTOINNE SHERBURNOS ESTATE
The und rsigned, having been appointed
by the Probate Court OF the District OF hart,
ford. Commissioners to receive. examiue and
adjust all claims aud demands Of all persons
against ANTOINE SHERBURNO. lato OF
Woodstock, in said District. deceased, and
the claims Of the deceased exhibited In set
off TO the claims Of the creditors. hereby
give notice that we will meet for tho purpose
Of examining and allowing said claims at
william E. JOhnsou's Office, in Woodstock. on
the OH day Of April and on the 18th d,y q
o'clock p. NJ, on each Of said days, and that
six months from the 22nd Of March. A:
D. 1881, is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their claims to
US for examination and allowance.
Dated At Woodstock this 22nd day Of March,
A. d. 1881.
CHARLES o. THOMPSON sioners.
LEWIS PRATT, Admir-.
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Springiteld.

Whitehouse has found his over
coat.
Jim is a good barber aud likes q
good joke, but says that last lie Is too
much Of a good thing even Il II Is the
fnnnieit thing out,
II isa "shllllcss" management that
allows The hoodums that attend en-
tcrlainmcnts at tho Town liallto spoil
tho pleasure Of decCnlly behaved peo-
pie, aud after "pnbllo spirit" Is walked
up aud tho band.staad IA repaired 1t Is
hoped that the authorities will furnish
q policeman with backbone enough
to clean ont tho hoodlums II they will
not behave
A ~ hour go'aS.you.p'ease race on
Fas, day NJ Town Hall.
The entertainment given here by
the kctne minstrels was nearly II not
equal to those given by Whitmore d
Clark.
Some $40, was nelled by the enter
taipment given by the pupils OF the
High school. This IL TO be used in
purchasing books OF reference for the
school.
VIM. G. Barnard who has lately
been employed as a brakeman on the
Fi,chburgh railroad was struck by an
express train and instantly killed at
Bard well station last Thursday night,
he having fallen asleep while waiting
at n curve where he had been sent 10
signal the train.
The Springfield Grange met ut H.
b. Gifts the evening Of the 18th. A
large number were present, Miss Ada
NJ. Walker, recited one Of Saxes
poems. and the Question, was "what
constitutes n practical education and
how it is best acquired The next
meeting IS to be held at j. r. Walk
ers Ap',l Oh. rnqi.'!'oI to bedls'
cusscd "Our new listing law
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sharon.
Blue birds were seen on the 18th
inst.
Winter hangs on like the tooth.
ache.
Geo. G. Boardman has gone to
Somervill. Mass, where he is to have
a situation in Mclean Asylum.
of the fifteen students attending
Royallon Academy, five of them are
from this town.
The ladies' society connected
with the Baptist church held their
Soclable last week at George E. Fay's
house, and although the going was
very bad yet there was houseful'
about Is being present. The eve
ming was spent in singing, music by
the Sharon Cornet Band and a good
sociable time generally alter which
the company were most generously
treated ON apples. The same society
are to have Sugar Soclable on
Wednesday evening this week at their
ves,ry. A good time may be expect
ed.
Lee Bugbe. has hired out for the
season to one OF Harlland's Urge
farmers.
- James Whitney and family move
to Concord n. II.
Carl +. Jones moves from the
Alva Clifford tarm on to the james
Cowtn place PEAR the village.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23

A Scotch minister once said no wo man
could bear pain ~ Well ~ u man, That
II not 40, The fact IN generally the other
way, Mrs. Edward Meyers OF Rondont,
n. Y, submitted 10 the operation or the
removal OF her hand by amputation, with
out taking ether, or moving u muscle or
uttcring q groan. Dr.. Kennedy, also OF
l,ondout, N Y, who performed the
operation, said he never saw such hero
Ism The lady's disease was cryslpelas,
and afterwards the Doctor gave his "Fav'
orlte Remedy" to cleanse the Blood. Mrs.
Meyers II now well and strong. DR.,
Kcnncdys "favorlte Remedy" at One
Dollar bottle IL the thing for Female
Weaknesses and all complaints arising
from bad blood, But that Scotchman
was mistaken.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23

Dr. Lathrop was man Of genuine
plety a young divine who was
much given to enthusiasts cant, one
day said to him, "Do you suppose you
have any real rellgion'' "None 10
speak Of" was the excellent reply,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23

II Is reported that an attempt ID bs'
Ing made by the counsel OF Carr, sen
tened 10 be executed the last Friday
Ia April, to obtain stay of proceed
ings, The effort Is being made upon
technical grounds,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23

The bad travelling prevented
quite a number of our people from
attedlng the eUnele Toms Cabin"
entertainment at Woodstock, an extra
train would have been appreciated,
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
ME have for sale one SC. of
WDO0R SASH & BLIND MACHINERY,
MOULDING MACHINE,
PALMER, &C.,
Tho ahovo Machinery il in good order an
will be sold cheap.
SHERWIN & SMITH.
Woodstock. W., March 10, 1881.
All persons having unsettled accounts
with the Subscriber are requested to call and
after that time. they will be left with an
Attorney for settlement.
i. V. SMITH.
Woodstock, w., March 10, 81.
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WHY IS IT.!

That you pay 10 cents fora 10 cent
article. Call at U. II. FREEMAN'S and
SEQ tho Diamond Package Dye, war
rented TO color same amount an any Is cent
Dyo In the market.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23

AGENTS WANTED for the Best and
"A Fastest. Selling Pictorial Books and
Bibles. Prices reduced SO per cent.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23

The best remedy for strains and gals on
horses Is HENRY 4 JoHNson's ARNicA AND
OIL LINMENT. Good for man and beast
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23

], s, Peck has been appolnto Post
master at Montpelier In room Of J, s,
Clark
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23
NOT ICE.
PATENTS.

F. Lehman, Solicitor Of American and
Foreign Patents, Washington, d. G. All
business connected with Patents, whether
before the Patent Office or the Courts
promptly attended to. No charge madenns
less a patant Q secured Send fo' circular.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23

Rev, Mr., Frost Of the NJ H. church
will preach next Sunday on The Tin
eraney.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23

Six inches Of "sugar snow" toll last
Saturday night Vehicles are about
evenly devlded between runners and
wheels.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23

Ifyou want Glove of a bornet or
n hat, call at Mrs. Johnson & Tewks-
bury's. See ad in to- days paper.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23

1t Is now stated that the bonds
taken by the Northampton bank
robbers were returned last May.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23

cheaper than ever before shown IN
Woodstock,
Also inst received q full hue Of
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23

NJ, II, Goddard of Ludlow bill on
the Barnard mail route or the old
"stage Man" Billings line at a very
low figure, aud Mr., Billings refused to
take II Of his hands aud pay him a
"bonur," Mr.. Goddard We learn, has
lot II to Oscar Bark and secured his
"bonus," aud now Oscar wants a
"bonus" from some other fellow, They
will get It down pretty ane by'apd'by'