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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-08

be tested, in all cases, by this accom-, IN
account OF the scarcity of money, and olbsr
reasons which might be given.
In taking my leave Of the brethren in Yer
mont, they will please accept my warmest
thanks for their great kiadnessto me and
the cause which have plead.
d. G.. HAYNES.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-08
Central
Corresponding
+, COmmitiee.

TINE OF CoNvENTIoN.-Our readers are
requested TO pay particular attention 10 The
change of time for the meeting of the Bap-
tist Anti Slavery Convention, from Monday
to Tuesday.
Hundreds can now spend the previous
Sabbath al home, aud reach New FORK on
Tuesday morning, who would mol have been
able TO leave their pulpits vacant for the
sake of spending that Sabbath in The civ.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-08
G. AL l.

FOR BAPTIST NATIONAL ANTI-sLAVERY
CON TON.
Hap. ADolitionists Of tile United States!
brethren, and Friends of the cause of The
SLQUe:
You are hereby called 10 attend Con-
ventlon of Immediate Ahoitionists, mem
bers IN good standing of Baptist Churches
and Congregations. to be held in the CITY
OF New 7 ork. on Tuesday the 2sfh dan OF
hprit 1e.rt, al 3 O'ctocit r III, in the Chap
ell OF McDougal Street Baptist Church, to
form an AMERICAN BAPTIsT ANTI-SLAyERY
SOCIETY, and 10 consider and report on the
best means 10 be employed by US, as de-
nomination, for the IMMEDIATE ABOLITION OF
SLAVERY throughout our Churches, our Coun-
try and the Wnrld
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-08
WEEKLY RECEiPr rs.
LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office at Bran
10 don, April 1st 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-08

The whole amount which have received
is S7l5 SO, besides SS77 % pledged to be
paid as soon as may be. | may Just add
that the bcnevolence Of the people cannot
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-08
Boston. March 81 1871

Boston, March 27, 1910.
Brother Murray Permit me to nublish
IN your paper, an account of the money
which have received in Vermont. durin9
The winter, for Foreign Missions.
Baptist ch. and soc I.nnenhnrrh ~
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-08

70 to so. S IA. At retail and accord
ing to size and quality.
About SO Beef Cattle and 600 Swine
unsold.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-08
Francis Wayland Monsel, Bakersfield,
Baptist ch. and soc. South Fairfield. 20 s

Windham Co. Asso., per Rev. Ziba :
Howard, being part OF the sum which !
Asso. voted 10 raise for Rev. Mr..
Browns station, Asam,
baptist ca. and soc. Bristol.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
SH Err MANS WOR NJ
r, " II N q r 8

NHlIDREN adults can take medicine in this form
~ without difficulty. II is the only way to make il
pleasant. These IozcrgCs the greatest discovery
ever made for dcspcllng the various kinds OF worms That
so frequently and drcsSingly annoy both children and
adults. They an inidllihy remedy ANA so pleas
AMI To the that children will TAKE them ms readily
common peppermint ozcnsc Many diseases arise from
worms, without It's being suspected sometimes very
troublesome cough pains in the joints or ibs, pleading
at the nose DC. are occasioned by worms and can he
easily cured by this celebrated medicine. The following
symptoms Indicate the presence 81 worms, vzheadnchc,
vertigo tnrpor, disturbed dreams, sleep broken Oft by
fright and screaming commissions, irycrsiness, thirst,
pald hue, bad taste in the mouth otnsive BREATH cough,
difficult breathing itching at the nose, pains III the sOli-
ach nausea squcnmshncss, voracity eanness cnesnIs,
itching at the anus towards night and nj length dclcc-
lions and films and One Is dose Tor Guild two
years old-iwo for four years od-'hree Tor eight
wears and five for nm adult and should he repeated every
morning, or every other morning until relieved.
II Sold Mt the Variety store by PINGRORN 4
BRINSNifD, Jewellers, Burlington, VI. wholesale
Agents. liberal discount to merchants who buy 10 sell
again. 81
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
TROUBLE! TROUBLE!

Really, now, we are sorry that we give our good
friends, the Old Tippcrs, so much trouble. We
ARE positive they cannot take over much care Of
their own business while they are so vgilantIy
watchfu over ours.
Lately I'VE have not edited the AGE, but the Rev.
RUSSELL STREETER, so they say, has underta-
ken the task, assisted by some half dozen others
How ridiculous Well, if those who have our
wcll-bcing so much at heart, do not say that the
little Inidel, and his orthodox junto edit our paper,
we will be content.
Now gentlemen, one and all, for the Lords sake
Ito nj act like natural born fools, do nj. You only
make yourselves ridiculous, Mind your own busl-
ness and let us alone. We shall stay right here
for long time yet. We shall edit our own paper,
mind our own business, and jog along through
the world as fairly we cam and all this fussng,
and lidgeling about us and our business, is making
yourselves unnecessary and unavang trouble
You will never get rich at it, take word for it.
1t is not in your power to disturb thought or
dream Of ours We care n. little for the ike or
dislike, the love or the hatred, the notice or neg
lect, the gcntenony or the boorish treatment, the
smile or the sheer, of You or yours, as we do for
the leaves that float on the waves of the North Sea.
In our day. short as it has been, we have seen ma
ny an insolent nose turned up at us and we have
had the satisfaction of 1atcnng few of them with
our heel. We have seen many man, whom this
worlds goods, vanity and pride, had clothed with
little brief authority, lord it over the poor and
unassuming, with stern brow to-day, and to-Inor-
Tow, stripped of all his iinery and consequence,
fallen, with none so poor TO do him reverence
We have seen death, pull down the proudcst cas-
ties that pride aud wealth could rear. We have
seen the great yesterday, little to-day, and we have
seen the little yesterday, great to-day. And from
all, we have learned, that the better way, in this
world Of ups and downs, is TO do about right, move
along calmly and honestly in the discharge of all
the duties that devolve upon us, mind our own
business, be respectful, gen,cmany. and kind to
all our brethren in the bondage of the flesh, and
leave all the rest to take its own course We adj
wise all good friends TO come 10 the same con-
cusion, act accordingly, and word for it, they
will feel better all the days Of their lives.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
WINDSOR COUNTY COURT.

The jury were dismissed last week. There were
about 400 causes on the docket-l2O marked for
trial by jury-only ELEVEN tried II wonld
seem that something ought to be done that pco-
ple,who are so unfortunate to get into the law,
may get out, some time in the course of their
lives. The expense and trouble of attending court,
term after term, with no prospect of ever coming
al trial is tolerably hard upon portion of the
community. Something should be done, either
by division of the county or in come other way.
Things are absolutely intolcruble as they are now
So say we all.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
LAST CHANCE.

All the girls who have been arier fcllcrs, thi,
year, are most respectfully reminded Mat 1910 i,
nearly used up, and that now or never is the time
to put in the fine work.
The innumerablc caravan what has been wear.
ing yacr ribbons and iXins, for our especial bene.
fit, are notified that wc are, as yet,unscahed; and
being rather nm old bird, pretty particular and APT
to be o-ph, If everything do nj look TO suit us; We
advise them to throw their graphing irons to a dead
certainty, and lolerably soon.
p. S.-Be little careful not to hook into an,
of the old places. 1t will be less apt tear out il
You hook into a new place, if you can find one bu
lhnl is Your look out.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
TIE LION OF THE DAY.
40 CURE 80 PAY

no CIRE 40 PAY
THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN PILLS.
Highly recommended By DOct. JditEtine MoH NJ ID. Of
" L. and others.
TENTESE the orders Any that does not find re-
the POSITIVE orders of the Proprietor to agents and
others.
In Offering these pills to the public appeal to their in
rlligcncc lftl0sc pills not what they are rccron-
mcndcd, you in duty bDun out Of respect to Yourself
and community to reject them. and publish them 10 the
world rs an imposition, lnhug and quack'ry The pub
may he assured they purely vegetable, they, are
composed Of nine ingredients, part OF the medicine Ony
found In Asia and tile ynlCS O Germany. For convenience
these extracts mnde into pills and will be found sure
rCClor all bilious complaints, yellow and bilious
eycrs fever and uguc, jaundcc, scarlet r;s bilious chol
IL, Dyspepsia Ne.
II Is not intended that this medicine is for MI d.
tn which the human system is liable. Ten Thousand
useless efforts have been made to draw from the region
unknown fancy some long spun theory Ol magic ART which
would each and every disease. Good medicine ia not
to he found in the fire whirlWnd,
Health and happiness hang upon chance winGs-timc is
the herald ri truth.
The past last is secure; they have already raised
monument of their greatness which will dci the cOrrong
tooth Ol time.
sold by r. Hutchinson jr., Tan, atc,&CO. WOGdstOC h
A. Gibson, PructorsyiC, Shcrwn ~ Richardson, II. A.
Dcmng Goa Silas Bruce, lr, Chester Is. Is. Newton
Burton IL Brooks, Norwich J. e. Brooks, Gushing ~
Nichols, Hartford H. Clement, Brdscwnlcr; Il. =. Hun
tingon, Iinrtind; |. W. Hubbard, llulctt n Savage
Windsor; :. g. Fay; Reading Buck ~ Jones, south
Reading; Robbins a White, Cuyrntsh; - Prcnt', Per
kinsvr; Bailey Bartlett, Wcathcrslicd H. Richardson
~ Co.. l.. Atwood Rochester. Silly
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
TIE BOSTON ALMANAC FOR 1871.


XIILL be ready for purchasers about the Goth Of De-
w CemhCr. Orders first received will meet with the
first attention. This number is an Improvement upon all
preceding numbers. II contains DIRECTORY Of all III,
business pCopie and firms in he city, Alphabetically ar
ranged under each business profession. This Directory
will be Of great Importance Ia all who are in AIRY way
ncCtcd with the business interests oi Boston, as II VIII be-
complete guide to the Warehouses, Stores, Shops, and OF
fees nj the citizens The Calendar pages have been great
y improycd aud contain five or siN additional columns Of
important calculations. The Amuuac will contain cor
ccrd map Of the city, list o. all the streets, Bank In
suranrc Offices, Satellites, Biographies Of Eminent Men,
Government Of United States, Census oIMnssachuScttS,
courtS etc, Public Institutions, Stages Packets. etc., aud
very interesting account Of the cit! Of Lowell, written y!
Oi her eli izcis.
The work will he printed on fine paper, with entire ncw
type, aud hansomcl, bound in cloth. Price % cents per
copy. A liberal discount made to those who huy To sell
again Orders scnt to THOMAS GRooM, ~ State street,
BOSTON, will meet with prompt attention. 3l-37
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18

We see that our friends, ]. J. Beardsley, J. G..
Smith aud Geo. F. Iloughlcn, Esqrs. have taken n
panther leap up the ladder of fame. They have
all got to he .Nnyors. Don't your heads swim D.?
II is dizzy peak you stand On. DO you know that
the sun shines the hotties. on the highest hills -
Better come down into the vale. Somebody will
get to be cnvious and say something about you, il
you are not careful with what strides you 4" Jim
rate, here's your health, gentlemen.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
WHAT'S TO BECOME OF THEM?

Now that the political contest is settled, ii be-
comes serious question to know what shall be
done with the itinerant ortaor the locomotive bal
lad singers, and the whole tribe of clcciionccrng
agents: whose services hnvn been in such rc1nis-
ton for the last six months. Their occupation is
gone; there is no further demand for their services
what will they do for their further support Re-
turn to their former trades and occupalions' That
is impossible; six months Of idcncss and frolic have
impaired their habits Of industry and untitled them
for buincss application. Many cflhcm who attach
ed themselves to the successful party will not doubt
stick to its skirts, in hopes to receive, in their dis
,ribulion Of favors share equal to their patriotic
cxcrtions in its behalf The largest mouth takes
the greatest quantity to fill, and AS there many
mouths to supply, some must necessarily get less
than their appeliles demand
The sighted patriots, disappointed in their eN-
pectations, will retire. disguised, impressed with
the conviction that they have been most ungra,e-
full dealt with by Il country whose salvation was
owing to their unsleeping vigilance and scIf-dcny-
ing sacrifices. OF the same class of gentry ol,hc
unsuccessful party, amateurs and professional, we
know not what is to become; there are no offices
for them, land consequently there can be no cxpcc-
tations. The best that We can recommend, is to
emsrate; their country will not need their services
for the next four years, and will probably be bene
Gted by their Iparlration.-P hiadelphia Ledge'.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
THE MESSAGE.

We present our readers, this week, with the last
Message OF MARTIN VAN buren,. We need
not say that it susans the enylabe reputation
which all his public documents have won for him.
its tone, under existing circumstances, is admira-
BILE, and calculated to win respect and admiration
even from his political enemies No allusion is
made to his defeat, and by no word or letter does
he cyince the slightest feeling on the subject This
is as it should be-
The great constitutional position which he as
sumed at the commencement of his administration,
is again ably and irrefutaby sustained. Indeed,
his mastery defence, has never been met by any
one of his opponents for the reason, that it could
no, be, except by such solutions us Ogc, who fam
cy, thai the principles of Il man are to be weighed
and sustained or overhrown by the fashion Of his
kitchen utensils aud the quality Of his linen.
This part of the Message we recommend to par
ticuar consideration. 1t is fortunate that this
weeks Age contains portion of Mr.. MApIsoN' 5
report, that our readers by comparison, may see,
that Mr. VAN buren, is ireading upon Old Re-
publican ground-ground that JEFFERSON, MAD
IsoN and all the Republican fathers Of the consli-
tuition occupied. and cndcayoring to maintain
which, he has been defeated in the late canvass
Cor reelection.
We commend the Message 10 candid pcrusal
by all parties.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18

are so fond of iurning--we on y turned our ankl,
week or two since, and suffered more by it thar
we would willingly suffer again to be made Pres.
dent, If turning single Joint produces so mucl
agony, we should think that turning MI orer woult
nearly kill a man, and yet Mr. j. C. Adams ha,
lived to an advanced age. "-BOsi, Post.
"Truc, hut You forget that although Mr.. Adam,
turned from federal 10 democrat and nearly diSo.
Gated every joint in his body, he became his own
surgeon, and by turning back to federal, reduced
all the lu,alions and male himsrT sound ogoin.'
BNVulo Rcputlicaa.
All Int his bp1d
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
WOOD TYPE.

TH7lE subscriber having commenced the manufacture Of
"A wood type, al Whitehall, ~ Y. respectfully informs
the Printers ut the United States and Canada that h.
prepared To cut wood type, of every size and style from
lines Pea up.
them made 10 0l,cr without any additional charge, b!
ding pattern letter.
The subscriber Inns made arrangements to manufacture
tprs0 low that puts II in The power OF every Printer 10
furnish his Office complete with Wuud ypC at half the
ual prices clnrged by other manufacturers
Country newspapers inserting the above six times and
sending paper 10 the subscriber shall receive 81, in type
providing they buy to the amount oiSs
JOHN G.. GAY.
~ Wood cnarayngs executed neatly aud eNpeditiOusly
nj the above establishment
Whitehall, Oct. 30, lSi0. 3l-9G.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
WE LIKE 1T.

The Boston Post, a few days since, contained
the following, which strikes us f,vorably.
The Essex Banncr-a judicious and well con-
Quoted journal-says:
"Let it be put to every or any candid man, if he
would not prefer to have The State elections, Mro'
ont the Union, toke piace on one ami The same day.
lie will, most certainly, reply in the affirmative
and also that the Presidential election shall be had
simultaneously with those of the States
Congress to this effect, would ensure its success.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
SIIER MANS POOR MANS
Pr, Asst Err,

ONLY IL l-2 cents each. Each plaster has printed on
" the back Of il, Shcrmuns Poor mans plastcr' u
Is the hest strengthening plaster IN the wOr ana asovcr-
cgn remedy for pan weakness in the back, loS side,
breast neck limbs joints rheumatism lumbagO, &c Ne.
One million year will not supply the demand. Try re-
lurc little warming before application. Warrenlcd sl-
pcror 10 all ohcrsan for quarter the usual price,
making only the best but the cheapest plaster in the
world. affords relief III lew hours and makes aston
ishilg In liver complaints md dyspepsia, 1t should
be- the region Of the liver stomach and ii
will afford great and astonishing relief In cough. colds,
asthma difficulty Of breathing oppression OF the chest or
stomach, they will Immediately SUOh, and greatly benefit
the patient. Persons of scdcntay habits or those Obliged
Ia stand much will receive decided support from one
nj these truly strengthening pastcrs. Ply scnns generally
recommend them, in preference to all others, because they
stick adhere better and afford greater relief In their
operation they stimula tonic, and anodync. They
ARE composed of entirely different nsrcdicnta from an.
other; aud known from the experience of millions, who
have used them, us well the united testimony, fail the
celebrated aud distinguished clergy and physicians, To he
the useful and highly mcdcacd plaStcrcyCr invented
offered to thcpublc. Several persons have called at
the to express their surprise and at the almost
miraculous cures these pIa>crs have effected. One man
who Inns been affected with rheumatism, as to he unable
to dress himself without assistance was enabled after
wearing one, only night To get up alone in the NOR
ming, put his cloths and call nj orr Office with eyes bea
ming with joy and his tongue pouring forth the gadno>s Of
his heart the sudden and signal relief he had received
from this best of ali remedies. Ash for DR.. ShcranS
Poor Mans Plaster. II is called, because the price
places in the power Of all to purchase, beings on! " l2
cents. Sold nj the variety store Of PINGRORN y
BRiNSNiID Jew Hers, Buncton,N VI. wholesale agents
liberal discount merchants who buy to sell again.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
A FIRST RATE SUGGESTION.

4 subscriber sends us word that he intends ia
make us new years present, in the shape OF
fep new subscribers That will be first late
Who of our friends will entle himself to our hand
soonest bow?
Now, as we do mt wish to have the boot all on
one leg, we will make an offer ourself TO any
one who will make us present of ten good re-
sponsiJlc subscribers, for one year, we will make
present of copy Of the AGE for the same time
Is Mt that fair
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18

"Girls are always crying about something. The
most delightful moments of their existence are spent
in crying; whether it is for their sins or not we
cannot say, but they frequently express themselves
very much refreshed after "good crying smell, ~
rs they call it. School girls cry over vain effort
10 manufacture n composition;" they will cry
when they meet friends, and when they leave them;
they cry because they can't get married, and some
cry because they are married What melting
misunderstanding Tdilcr.
Are these matters that concern you, Mr.. TAFT
Ter, we should like to know Such musly, flsty,
crusty, curnudscons as yourself hld better re-
tire to private life, if you can't find anything bet
ter TO iahie about than our little private crying
spells.
=. $. Our Sis wrote the preceding
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
COMAIiSsInNERs, NorICE.

I'VE the Subscriber being appointed by The Honorable
w the Probate Court for the district of Windsor Com
lnssioncs To receive examine and adjust all claims aud
demands OF all PERSONS against the estate Of Allen Robin
son. late of Reading, in said district, deceased represented
ns0ycnl, and also all claims aud demands exhibited in oil
set thereto; aud six months from The sixteenth day Of Dc
tober, lsl0 being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice. TINT will attend to
The business NJ our appointment, NJ the dwclnshuuSc If
Rufus Buck, in Reading, the last Friday in February
NEXT from nine O'Clock, A. NJ until four o'clock, =. NJ
said day. RUFUS BCCK, }Co,u,,i.sio,r.
HIRiN GODIRD, N'"'''
Reading, Nov. 90 1910. 32.9w
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY.

The democracy of Brdgcwatcr propose to celc-
bratc the Anniversary of the battle of Ncw-Orleans,
in the usual manner An address will be delivered.
The democrats of The neighboring towns are re-
specially invited 10 attend
Further particulars will be given in our next.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
,nnnnr.tr.n coCur nozrn,


SHERMiN, W. d." is on clch Dor.
SnfRrftr.S COO un EOEENuES.
TITS Lnscnscs are sealed and hn,r a. sherman, NJ d"
i on the side oi the ho> They the safest,
and cliCtua rcmdy for Cough, Colds, COnsimp ions.
whOopng Cough, Asthma rghncss oihc Lungs chest,
Nc, Nc., The proprietor has never known instance
where they did not give perfect satisfaction. Several
hOsnnd boxes have been sold within the last three months
restoring health, persons in almost every stage nj
sumption, aud those lahorine under the distressing
colds and coughs They do not check aud dry up the cough
but render easy promote approximations nllny the tick
ling irritation, and remove the prO>inn,c exciting
cause. They made from combination nj the most
valuable cNpcctorun cough medicines and undoht-
cdy superior To ever, thin. in use for those complaints.
Hundreds upon hundreds III ccrtiCnics have been offered
their wonderful virtues, from those who have been
saved from ntimcly and restored tn perfect health
hy using them DosE-Onc luiCngc is dose for adult,
aud Iay bcrcpcutcd from three To six times day,
quir,d. Children eight old, halt Of four years,
quarter, aud 81 in proporon. Very small children
ninis will take them hest dissolved in little WATER
Should they act us cmctic produce nausea, the dose
be- csscncd to what the stomach will hear. Hall OF
the stomach is easily sckcncd. No i'll effects can
arise from dose, il viii casc the stomach
cct II and although not pleasant sensation, will be found
To giyrrclc Where there Is much puin the breast or
side O ShcmunS Poor Mans pastcrs should he npp-
I'd the part and worn ill relieved. II attended with
cost, cnCS few caihnrc or laxative Lozengcs, any
mild catharc medicine, should be used occasion re-.
quircs.
Sold at the Variety Store, by PiNGBORy 4 BRTNS-
NiID Jewellers, burlington, W., wholesale agents.
liberal di,cOut to merchants who buy to sell again.