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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07

ON and after Wednesday, April l. ls4O The passenger
Orans this road will run follows Leave the Depot
of the Lowell Road in Boston, at and ii A. NJ, and and
s l-2 m.
Leave Lowell at 8 IA A. NJ, IL IA NJ, IA and Ia
p. NJ or Immediately the arrival of the cars from Bos-
Way Passengers taken at Tyngsboroug, N Chelmsford
and Mddesey.
All bagguge at the risk of the owners.
Fare from Nashua to Lowell, so cents; from Nashua to
Boston, 81 80.
On the arrival of the Nashua, stages leave for any
part of Nav Hampshire, Vermont Newly DIRK and Canada
via Amoskeas Concord Keene, Charlesown, N. H., Wind
sOr, and BrattebOrOugh VI.
Books are kept at the Stage Offices, Nos and II Elm
Street. whore be secured in any oi the coaches
and correct information obtained respecting any OF the fol-
lowing routes.
For Plymouth, GuiIdhal, ynd Stanstead daily, o'clock
cars from Boson-yia AmOskeag, Concord, Plymouth LIST
day. to Iaverh St. JOnsbury, Derby, to Stanstead H. c.
For Keene, BTattiebOrOugh, H., albany, ami Saratoga
". y daily, O'Clock from Boston, via WalpOlc, Bel
Falls, and Braeborough LIST day, to Bennington, Al
For MeredHh Tinagc n IT,, O'Clock cars from Boston
Monday Wednesday, and Friday via Concord, Gilmanton
Factory Village, same day day.
For BURLINGTON, ~, daily by and II O'Clock cars from
Boston, via Concord LIST day, Hanover n II. to Montpelier
I'd day, to Burlington, Vt. Sd day, at noon.
For Farmer and New London, daniy, Montpelier and
Burinc on, ". by o'clock cars from Boston, Monday
Wednesday and Friday, via Hopknton New London, 10
lodge LIST night Hanover and Montpelier Cd day, and urng
ton 3D. day, at noon.
For CIaremont Montpeler and burlington ". BY o.
clock from Boston, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
via Francestown to Carcmont LIST day Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday. VIA llennker Newport to Caremon LIST day
Windsor, Woodstock Royalon to Montpelier Cd day Bur
ngon Sd day at noon.
Forest Lnc-Charicston, ". H. Chester r. albany and
Saratoga ". Y. by O'Clock from Boston, via Han
cock Charcsown n H. to Chester VT LIST day, Manches-
ter, Arlington Albany and Saratoga, I'd day i. NJ. Al
Chester this line nrrsGCs Stages for Ludlow, Mount Holly
Middlebury and Burlington, VI.
For InOSkedg, Manchester and Concord, !iccOmmoda-
ton Stage, daily, by O'Clock from Boston. Return
ing to meet the at Nashua, at 10 III o'clock A. NJ
HrHniker and Frmcestown accommodation Stage by
O'Clock from Boston, Monday Wednesday and Fri
day. Returning opposite days. leaves llcnniker at l. and
FranccstOwn ut O'Clock A. NJ. to meet the II O'Clock
cars at Nashua, for Boston, ONSlOW SrEARNS,
April |. $50 SUPERINTENDENT
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NO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH.

TkNlERE Is NO longer any doubt hut UILITil
n BROUNS Compound Iioncset Candy, ifyou get The
genuine, viii curen Cough remove Honrsencss and Cca
the Voice. For NOcnlists and Public Speakers.
snOw III extensive usralsoi for the cure Of os inlln
eiL looping Cough, aud all other diseases Of the Breast
and Lungs. No one can but be convinced Of its ccacy
been cured, aud are willing to he referred TO. Another
dtncc III lis efficacy this Certificate OfMr. j. RcharSOn
hereby certify that In the month oi FEBRUARY, lslg
manufactured, from Il indicated detection furnished by
Mr. Brown, 40 lbs his Compound LUntso Candy, and
that IN the same month Of the present year. l. 49, manu-
ihclnri for him Twenty three Hundred and s,ty eight
pounds.
JAMES RICHARDSON, 3i9 Uashington 81, Boston.
II were not what IL Is sad be- why would the sales
show such an increase aud every body prasng it, In
licl II j. literally III the mouth Ui the whole community
For the genuine, call for Browns Bonese Cand, which
Is Tor sale in boston only by the proprietor iii Washing.
ton st-J y. Prcstou Federal s-JOseph kilrr Cuutl 81
j IL. snow Hanover sseth FOwle, Prince st-Tuwle
to, Green st-s. Carter, Hanover STD. l.. Bra.e,,
school ste. Carlton, lowcll-Nnrsh RoNbury-J Bnlr
Providcnce-1honas Davis wpUrt-1hUrIton, New
Bcdiord-E Porter, salen-Taggard a Machine. Char.
lesion. For sale by the proprietor Of stuarts Nabln
Braid, Rock, and other Kinds Of Candy.
CoNPoUND BONEsEr CANDy. The Candy preporrI bv
William Brown No. al Washington street lruu or,nt
variety Of vegetable materials many OF which are ulcn adj
vanlsols> used separately nr the 0 Colds which
Is called the Compound Boneset Candy )" is recommended
as an excellent article Tor the relief of coughs and affections
Oi the throat. Boston Daily Adv.
For sale by 4. HOTCHiNSON Jr. Woodstock, Vt
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THE DAYS THAT ARE PAST.
ny EPES SARGENT.


We will not deplore them, the days that are past
The gloom OfmlsiOrtuno is over them cast;
They are heightened by sorrow and sullied by care;
Their griei too many, their joys were too rare
Yet know that their shadows on us no more,
Let lis welcome the prospect that brightens before
We have CHERISHED fair hopes we have plotted BRAY,
schemes
We have lived till we Ind them illusiye MS droams
Wealth has melted Ike that is grasped in the hand
And the steps have climbed have departed like sand
Yet shall we dcspond while OF health nnberei ?,
And honor, bright honor, and freedom, are LEFT
oh shall we despond, while the pages of time
Yet open before their records sublime!
While ennOblGd by precious than gold,
We can walk with the martyrs and heroes of old;
While humanity whispers such truths in the ear
AS it sotlens the heart sweet music to hear?
OH shall we despond, while with vision still free,
We can gaze on the sky and the earth and the sea;
And the stars joy and glory by night
While each harmony, running through nature raise
In our spirits the impulse OF glldness and praise? -
Oh let us no longer then vaiEly lament
Over scenes that faded and days that are spent;
but by faith uniorsakcn, unawcd by Wischance
On hopes waving banner still fixed be our glance,
And should fortune prove cruel and false, to the last,
Let us look to the future and not to the past
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07
JAMES MORRISON. THE HyGEIsT.

VENliE True and Genuine MORIsON'S FILLS, TN uyGg,N
n VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES Taaie al he Brit
in College Of Is0ih L0nGon. Which have BY their Gu
ratve powers and intrinsic worth, the Confidence oi
an enlightened Public and although opposed by the great
Body oi Physcans in Europe, aud in other Nations has
oyersprend the Globe that at this time this Celebrated
VEGETABLE Medicine is called for and to be had in
every civilized Country on the GObc-l is sold in Pack
ages of ) 90 $500 aud $500.
TIE TEST or GENUINENEsS.
Every Package soldn the state Of Vermont and towns
bordering on Lake Champlan in the State oi New York,
VIII he signed III writing by PANGBORN a BRlNS-
MAID JEWELLERS or BURLINGTON, VERMONT, who are
state Agents And also signed by the sub Agents selling
them. SOLD ny
JAMES H. MURDOCH. Woodstock VT
WIN. L. Greene, Ncracnnes; jonathan Hugrr Middle.
bur! j. Frost Co., Bridport. Ken, Wright, Shorchanl
Jas. Hull Orwell Ira Duton; Brandon Hiram L. Che.
ney, Rutland w. 7. Reynolds, Factory Point, Mancli-
eser NJ X Scott, Bennngtoni j. steenc, Brattleboro;
W. = auckland, Bellows Falls; ~ &. Goddard, Windsor
Jes H. Murdoch, Woodstock Joel Day. Roy alton; Foster
Grow, Chelsea; Perry Marsh, Montpelier Jno Kelsey
Danville; T.. y. Walton Sons, Montpelier Jones Flint
stJohnsbury VIM. Pierce, Lyndon Geo l.. Warner John.
soni - L. Morse Crallshury; ). Lyman, Craitsbury
Sabn kellum, lrasburgh; f. Cleveland, Coventry e.
Amasn Paine, Lowell Otis l.. Keon, Montgomery; o. A.
Keith, shedoni David Lyman, ST. Adams; Maynard Kid
der, Moriah, ~ v; G. u. Hatch, Wcstport n. v; c. r.
"a. Boynton ESSEX, N. v; Alfred Iarwcll, Kecseylle
n. Y: II Cottrill, Paltsburge, n. Y; Geo scverence
Thazy, n. Y. i. johnson n Son. Whitehall, n. Y;
DR.. GEO TAYLOR, IIYGEIsT.
81, Broadway n. V.
United States Agent for the British College of Health
London. If
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TO THE BALD GgIhI-D
AND OTHERS.

Does any know neghbor or friend who has bee,
Bald, and whose head is now covered with line hair ?!
One whose coat collar was covered with dandrui though
brushed every hOur-whch has vanished entirely
Or one whose hair at early age were turning grew VIII,
has not grey hair Children whose heads were GOV
cred with scWt-whOst hair would not grow, that art
now growing the fullest crops OF hair Some
he known to most persons. Ask them the cause, and You
will he told these things have been by the Of til,
BALM OF COLUMBIA. Of2O years growth is this arti
Gle its demand increasing annually some hundred per cent
though when discovered not opposed by ANY thing
the same purpose, now assailcd by almost numbcrlcs
mushroom trash preparations that will ruin the hair il
tO any extent. Can more than these facts be wantrdre
fer To the recommendations by list OF names of cspect
hy uncqualed by any otherarce, Look TO these thing
by this article Stay and preserve your hair by its use
fbali restore it, Ladies' attend to thishundrcds in fash
iouabe life using it as the only artccrea lit for III,
toilet Long hair is very apt TO fall out Ladies', III,
Balm of Columbia in time to Yourselves the disgrace
olbaldness by neglect Of your persons,
II is your duty, aS mOras to preserve the beauties
nature, with which honntm Creator has endowed ,ol
the Balm. for il will do it,
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TYSON FURNACE,
PLYMOUTH VT.

GNIE subscriber would respectfully call the attention
N the public, dealers in Stoves, Iron ware, &C. TO the
manufactures of this establishment Within three wears
Blast Furnace, and all the buildings maclrr, have been
Dult ana put III operation necessary to manufacture iron
and put into the various forms Of castings required for this
market In this time more than two hnHdrod tons of good
toundy metal has been made at these works. The cr.
at this place for working iron such enable the PRO-
prleor To compete successfully with other manulc trrr.
IN this country and the Blast Furnace having been in OBJ
GRAFTON for several months and making more than
thirty tons Of excellent son metal per week. furnishes
supply of stoves, stove plate Unllow.vHir, Cauldons
and every variety olCastng and Pig Iron 0 superior Uun
lily, on the most favorable terms, to dealers
supply Of the much approved WOol.On Improved Cook
stove, WIN AR tight furnace, Badger, IIaywnrds the
Reycrtle Hue Premium several patterns elevated over
Cook stoves, aud other patterns adapted 10 the different
markets. all sizes six plate or Box Stoves Vermont Par.
Tors, much cmbellishcd and improved, IIasp Parlur new
and beautiful PATTERN (Which, for symmeir, and taste /,
pronounced superior 10 any thing NJ the kind in the mar.
krt liolow-warc, Fire Frames, Ac &c now on hand and
will be sold, on favorable terms very reduced prices to
dealers.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07

STARTING CHILDREN IN THE WoRLp.-
The following extract contains sentiments and facts
which cannot be too frequently read, or too deeply
impressed upon the mind -
Many an unwise parent labors hard and lives
sparingy all his life, for the purpose Of leaving
enough to give his children start in the world, us
II Is called. Setting young MIN aaoat with mon
cy left him by his relatives, is like tying bluddcs
uuder the arm of one who cannot swim ten chan
ces TO one he will lose his badders and 90 TO the
bottom. Teach him to SWIM and he will never
need the b'adders. Give your child sound edu-
cation, and YOU have done enough for him. See
too that his morals are pure, his mind cultivated,
and his whole nature made subserviont to the laws
which govern men, and yon have given him what
will be Of more value than The wealth of the Indies
can deprive him o. The earlier yoH qeW1 iiiSt l
depend upon his own resources, the better"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07

NOBLE SENTIMENTS. This is an agreeable
world after ALL If we would only bring ourselves
to look at the objects that surround in their true
light we should see beauty where before we be-
held deiormity, and listen to harmony where we
before could hear nothing but discord, To be sure
there is great deal Of anxiety and veXation to
meet we cannot expect to sail upon summer
coast forever yet if we preserve calm eye and
steady hand, we can so trim our sails and manage
our helm as to avoid the quick sands and weather
the storms that threaten shpwreck. Weare mem
bers of one great family we are travelling the
same road, and shall arrive at the same goal. We
breathe the same air are subject to the same
bounty and we shall lie down upon the bosom of
our common mother, 1t is not becoming then that
brother should hate brother it is not proper that
friend should deceive friend it is not right that
neighbor should injure neighbor. We pity that
man who can harbor enmity against his fellow !;
he loses half the enjoyment of lif.-hc enbtcrs
his own existence. Let US tear frem our eyes the
colored medium that Invests every object with the
green hue of jealousy and suspicion; turn deaf
ear TO the tale Of scandal-breathe the spirit of
charity from our hearts let the rich gushings of hui
man Kindness swell up as iountan-so that the
"goded age" will become no fiction, and the isl
ands of the blessed bloom in more than ''Ilesper-
ian beauty"
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AN AFFECTING SIGHT,

There are some odd souls in this world, who ap-
pear to derive their very existence from humor-
Gus saying OF good joke, and who undoubtedly
would swell up and die if they were not permit
ted to indulge their waggish propensity. Chatter
box, as he il called, is one these laugher-loyinp
joke cracking mortas. We will quote speci-
men.
Somewhere East Of the Sus1uehanna, there is a
barren, lonely spot, where no one would suspect
that any thing but such quadrupcds us can live up
on lne vapors OF Il dungeon would ever think OF
seeking subsistence. lens occupation often
leads him through this abode of stority, and he as
often has some waggish remark concerning it. AZ
Ter passing this place one day, Ben went home
from some cause unknown, with Countenanco ps
grave as that of Judge, and bride on his tongue.
This beng something new under the sun, led to
the following dialogue between him and an old udy
belonging to Nh. house:
'Wha, is the matter of you Ben? Are Won scl,
or mad, that makes you so solemn all n, oncel'
ooh! if you had seen what did this morning,
l guess you'd look solemn too
what have you seen Benz
"A heart rendng sight assure you.'
wei what was it, | know i, must be some
thing remarkable, or i, would not affect you so.-
Out with ii do
You know that place I've told you about, tha,
nothing can live on?'
yes
wen, as was coming by there to-day, saw a
chpmuck sitting on rock, gnawinr a gravel
stone, and the big tears rolling down hi,
checks
When he had got thus far with his story. the
old woman flew at him with the broom, and our
hero vanished in roar of laughter.
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MUsIc.--"O Music! the theme of bards from,
time immemoral-who can sing of thee as thou
deservesp What wonderous miracles hast thou
moi accomplished The war drum beais--rhe cIar-
ion gives forth its piercing notes---aud egion- OF
armed men rush headong 10 the fierce devastating
battle. Again, the drum is mu(lled, and its deep
notes break heavily upon the mir while the dead
warrior is borne along upon his bier, and thou
sands minglc their tears TO his memory. The ten
der lutte sounds upon the sllvcry waters, and the
lover throws aside his ear and mprins kiss up
on the lips of his beloved. The bugle rings in the
mountain recesses and thousand spears are
upted fora fearful and desperate combat. And
now the organ peals and with its swelling notes
the soul leaps into the very presence of the Dety
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07
CAUTION CIRCULAR,

ITO DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Those valuable articles, OLDRIDGE'S BALM or CO.
LUMBlA for the Hair, and HAYS IINlMENT for the
Piles, &C., have been extensively co1ntcrrited. Those
wanting these preparations, will please always write, when
ordering from any other house for COmSiOckS drticiy-
The true articles have that name signature always on
The wrapper, aud vcncrs will remember that, when
dcring, the limitations exposed in nearly MI the
newspapers throughout this country, that they could not
be- sold, should they be 80 unfortunate ms to get them
Our friends throughout the Union nre requested To give
Ms immediate notice, by letter should any OF the counter.
cits appear In their respective places. Respectable
COMSrOCK 4 co.
Wholesale Druggists Fletcher 81. n. Y.
For sale In Woodstock w. by
5-ly T. HUTCHINSON IT,
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TOOTUACuE! TOOTUACUEl

'JNlE genuine Gall and keosoc Is n sovereign remedy
for removing this troublesome pain. II has been
extensive c for the past four wears aud In no case has
here been The least injurious effect from lis use. II i. the
clear kreosotc that has been much cried against
thousands can be referred 10 who have pronounced the
Gall and kroOsOc the best remedy ever invented This ar.
clc removes all smell from the breath when Occasonrd by
detective teeth Reference eau be made IN boston, proving
us efficacy, To John Putnam, NJ. IT, Wtems j. A. Dill \.
Tolmnn, George Melville, T. H. Stevens, master Tnrsnor.
tation Cars, Worcester. Prepared by VIM Brown Chem
ISL 4sl Washington street, Boston. None genuine unless
signed by VIM brown. For sale by all the Druggists in
Boston. Price 81 ccnts-lurgc size 80 cents.
For sale by II. HCTCHiNS0N, Jr. Woodstock, VI. 81
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900 TONS no. /. PIG IRON Equal TO SCOTCH.

The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that orders for
the manufactures Of the establishment WILL for quality Of
en ana sly Of workmanship be executed to the entire
satisfaction Of purchasers.
Orders Tor stoves or Plate should he forwarded early in
the season. All communications addressed o m, sIcri
per I" " tyson Furnace r. o., Windsor Co. VT, will re.
cciye prompt attention.
Tyson Furnace, August, 5, lsiO. i5tc
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n A.BRYANTN Co., Have IN hand ard are

n A.BRYANT * Co., Have IN hand and are Just
W receiving prime assortment of spring aud summer
Goods which win be sold uncommon or prices for cash
or approved credit such prices f tn suit GUS
toners. Please call md They will be- sold on the
sne terms rs heretofore excepting that all accounts which
hrc not paid within the year amer the account has
mcnccd viii be- considered cash, and must be paid in cash
~ u. All demands due Of more than one years. stand
ing must be paid, no mistake.
MAY %, GA. BRYANT Co
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RE.OPENED RE.OPENED.

ElE Subscriber respectful informs his friends in the
Village Of Woodstock and vicinity that he has taken
the shop over the store Of T. Hutchinson J lately occ-
pied by James NJ Fisher, a taors Shop where he n-
tends to carry on the above business all the various
branches He also returns his thanks to the citizens for
he past avors that they have bestowed upon him. and he
hopes they VIII continue the patronage usual,
ne VIII warrant all garments made up in his shop to III
custoers-and will always he found in his shop ready 20
wait on All who may favor him with their CUSTOM
NJ w. Particular attention paid e emitting Tor Others TO
make up All work executed with ncatness and dispatch
HENRYC. TAFT.
Woodstock, June Is, 1910 7-n
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n We see by an advertisement in another column that
McSsrs COlStock N Co., the American Agents Tor Ol-
HI6 ii Boston ana c"WNae4W Know hdS Of iIs ETrtt
whose hair was 80 nearly gone 10 expose entirely her
chronological dcvelopcmcn which, considering that llcy
bcukcncd most umubc disposition, not in r,alit,
very unfortunate. Nevertheless she morned the los, of
locks that she had worn, an after years rtcss resort
To mscnlcd restOrativcs, purchased months ago II
bottle or two of Orges Balm, and she has rnglcis
in rich proson glossy and oiryen blackness We ARE
not pnilng-none ol the commodity has been sent TO us
and, indeed we do not want any for though were
hgcd 10 wear wig wear agO we have now, through lis
virtue, hair enough and Of passable quality of our own
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07

DEAR wITE.-Lord VI was lookin,
very sour and blue at long bill from Madame
.aradan Carsons, enlarged, not contracted by her
iadyship, "W---r my love, - said her in tone
OF bewl'chns sofness. care yon angry with me,
that you look so very cross,'i ssFaT from il ma,
DEAR replied his ordship, 'G feel a, ;bi, moment
you are dearer to Inc than ever
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07

A newly married gentleman and lady. ridrp in
chaise were unfortunately overturned. nc5son
coming to their assistance observed it was shock
ing sight "Very shocking indeed" replied the
gentleman. ',o see a newly married couple fall out
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TAILORING.

Ep ALPI HOWARD, corner Of Main and State Streets
Va Windsor VI respectfully informs his old friend, and
the public generally that he continues carry on his bust
in the durable and fashionable style and pledges
himself not to be oHfdone orerone y any country
Enlistment from the disputed Territory to Te,ns
The latest fashions always hand and every thing in
readiness to please those who NAV p,vor him with their
istom. June !, If
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The following is the best definition of looser
we have yet seen 'O"'''
"APerson who begs all the tobacco he uses
Knows more people than is acquainted with him.
when ne meets llem-ofien looking At his borrow.
cd watch TO see the time. and takes the papers six
months and then tramps.''
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MONEY WANTED.

Ma want and must have al debts due us of more than
w one years standing by the first Of August next
Az persons called upon by this notice will attend to il
without delay, and save themselves cost.
L. NJ. AZ 5. II. STOCKER,
Haranj June 30, 1910. O.tf
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NOTICE. WARREN A NIrr ,,on,I -

NOTICE. WARREN MUTE, woulI respectfully
~ give notice to their friends and the public that tbsy
continue manufacturing Saddles HARNESS. Trunks Val
Uses and Carpet Bags, and all other articles in their line nj
business, TO suit customers, NJ their old sandas they in
tend TO suit customers in order to get living by their b
nes-and they respectfully return their thanks for ps.t
patronage, and hope for continuance
Wood,toek, May g, lao. II
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NOTICE.

IL those indebted to the Subscriber whose demands
IN were contracted previous to the first Of January lao
must be settled before the first of September They
Will be len in the hands of an attorney for coeconpar
ticulnr contracts excepted. PAUL HOWE.
Woodstock July 80, lslO, Is IT,