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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21
Transletion Of Deaizetti's Letter.

AAPAM,
have nothing but thanks and compliments TO make for
your talented sty lie Of certain that
America already preparing fer you the crown thu.
merit. am ysur most obf servf
DoSIzKTTI
Mrs Sutton numbered amongst her visitors on her
receiving days some of the most distinguished per-
sons Of the age, from HON is selected Rossni who
paid her three vists-the Governor Of Lornbardy-
the Marquis Pizzardi and his brothor-the compo-
ser Signor Ruzzi-thc Count Parlu-the Count Wo-
lumber-th Count Bfny-the Marquis Cspacili-
General Puzz-the Pr n Royal, the eldest son of
the King OF Sardinia, at whose court she sang, and
received a brilliant ring-the Baroness DE Lacy
the Count Poliione, sc. sc. &c. She was styled
Ul grand Peif siorc,l the great Professor To emu
mcrate the different parties who called upon her in
Paris, would be an endless task.
Presents RECEIVED BY Mas 6. FROM CouRrs
AND OTHER NOBILITY, &c.--A Bracel I, worth 800
francs, and a one thousand franc note, brilliant
ring above, 1900 francs carriage to go to Italy,
5000 francs, clock for travelling, (repetitisn) 1890
francs, brilliant brooch, 300 francs the French
kings Portrait, by a lady at Court; a cameo Brace
let, 800 francs; the expenses Of engraving her Yor-
trait, 100 francs Rossins portrait, Donizett Bor-
dognis, Lablache, Persiani, Tamburini, Grisi, and
Rubini; gold watch case and key. and two hair
pins set with stones, 1000 francs the Opera Of Eli
sire D'AmOre, song composed expressly and pre-
scented to her by Ca Tranck, Professor Of the Cor
servatoire at Paris and Leige Several musical CON-
positions by Signor Saldcmesa, Professor 30 the
Daughter Of the Queen Of Spain; poney and pEG-
ton, $500 francs.
Courts BEFORE WHOM Mas s. sANe.
The Sandman Court.
The Empress Maria Louisa's Court.
The Pope's Legate's Ccuit.
The Fren- King Louis Phillippe's Court.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21
NEW YORK HERALD.


THE ABOLITION MovrMESrs-The exposition,
which we gave yesterday, Of the movements OF the
>Solition party, so far ii affects the Presidential
contest, has surprised a great many persons 1t
seems there was general ignorance OF their move
meuts, among all classes Of people. These deve-
Opponents, however, are nothing to what We have
10 give to-m0rrow. A mere extraordinary state Of
things never was in the political contests OF
this country, than at present exists among us. We
have much TO say on this subject
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21
Religious Intelligence.

CoSvE Upham, of Dartmouth
College, has hauled down the Calvinistic flag and
hoisted the Arminiau flag. He has written several
able pieces on " Christian Perfection" which are
in exact accordance with the views of Wesley. Mrs
Upham has likewise written in favor Of the doctrine
Wonderful times these for conversions. A number
of Presby terrain ministers have gone over to Methe
dsn but we have heard Of one only no has left the
Methodists and united with the Presbyterians; and
this poor fellow who is pretty thick headed and cor
pulent, and who, when examined by the Presbytery,
was found wanting, would be glad to return to the
bosom of his former brethren. Other conversions
have recently taken place, boh in religion and po-
litics which too to give in detail just
now.
NoAH's ELEMExrs.-Jud Judge Noah has told only
part Of the truth with regard TO the element used by
the Jews at the celebration of the Passover. Many
of them cider, and many uncolored Jamaica
Besides, the raisn wine is fermented liquor,
and If it does make. Drunk come, is sure to act
as a cathartic. As most e( the Jews are Harrison
men, cider viii! become the more common element
during Pesdh (Passover). Wine savors too much
of Vanburenism.
ARRIVALS AT THE GRAHAM HovsE.-We are
happy to announce the safe arrival from New En-
gland, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cove and daughter. Mrs
G.. is the celebrated Grahamitess, and lecturer OF
females. II she succeed in collecting safh
cient number OF ladies to justify it, she will form
class this winter in this city. We learn that sh.
has Just received from Palestine, choice parcel
of Mandrakes, an article mentioned in the Scrip
lures. Mr.. Cove is engaged in vending this article
and also some small pamphlets. We'll, any thing by
which to turn an honest penny.
Apropos.-Has Mrs G. ever succeeded in expel-
ling the demons frorl certain temperance house
keepers IL sawdust living were effectual, she has
doubtless been dispossessed Of the devil ere this
We will just add, that MIR. and Mrs. G. vote the
democratic abolition ticket, and sixty-three aboli-
tionists have recently been converted TO Harrison
and Seward, having resounced both abolition and
iocofocoism.
CoRREcTIoy.-In our daily and weekly paper of
last Saturday, under " Religious Intelligence art
Gle Biblical Literature, for Biblical Interfrec.
tom read Biblical Interpretation This was very
singular error indeed, and we crave pardon for all
those interested in the article. We only stumbled
upon stool.
TIE SINNER IN BLAoK is beginning to be more
circumspect in his demeanor in the streets he has
doubt, rspented, not with godly sine erty, and
with willing heart but through fear Of exposure.
There must be a radical change in his nature and in
his heart, before rely on his am end ment.
When at church or in pous female society, he sp-
pears TO be holy, serene wight but where is not
known, he is a wicked and turbulent fellow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21
one hundred and twenty guns, the Sovereign and the
Ocean, and another vessel, the City Of Marseilles,
la h~iuS nreparod for ga. ts.esa.a..aea.s. Ia

Wss being prepares ios $50. ,a..'s'..'F'
All these facts combine TO render the news by the
next arrival (probsbly the Caledonia at BOSTON, of
the highest importance. There will be five steam
ships leave England between Oct. 18th and Nov.
I 9th. The next news will be Of greater importance
than any received here since The last war. 1t will
affect more interests, commercial. financial, domss-
tic, and pecuniary, than any thing else which
transpire. 1t will place us in position in the
annals of nations and we caLnot be unconcernsd
spectators Of it. 1t will be a naval war-a steam
wa7-a terrible war 1t will be war for the supre-
macy Of the Atlantic. rtwenty years past France
and England have been augmsnting their navy whilst
we have been idle. This we shall regret when the
crisis comes. All interests will be affected, from
that of the British in Hiadoostan to the Oregon
Territory We, therefore, await the next ne VS. from
Europe with the most intense anxiety.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
Tine al ~ GDstO hxr Zn

A.ron Horsr.-A Barker; } u Teller Poksepsic; A W
Noting, Riehmond; Amory, ID Chamlerln, Motley,
s;rawbridge and sister, Phil; w Billings, Lendon;
Williams; Leland; Ray, England; A Palmer, ship
Sampson LADY child and servant, Mobile; Earle. LADY
and neice, Bait II Macy c Throckmorten 5 Navy
Mass; + Bell and lady Miss simsnton, Penn w w Fcr-
ris, Della Crawford, lady andtwo children.
AIEsicAy HorEt-J Thompson; Hunt Holisher,
Utica II Porter and servant La Rood Geo MIS- AMI Miss
Lance Parker LADY, two children snd tao serv ants
D II Kncsell AMI lady, W Gaui, phils.
FR,SsLrS Houss.-H Thompson, Little Falls; v Wet
more, Rome; @ Robinson, Troy ID starr. rokeersie
viennsN Frislic lady and child; Bsrker NJ Thatcher
somerville; Chiitenlon, Hartford, souihworth,
Vernon Doolittle herkimer Nv Employ and lady, Nat,
Rush, Montgomery y Hoskins; w q NIoorhesi Penn;
CCorke, Hartlori; r McAlis,er, Harrisburg; Ne
cberj Mr. Bsseboom II TresdweIl, Pennington.
Glors HorrL.-E Hisgorrney Har,fordi Fsnhook,
Army Mr. Tockyer, Halifax; Robinson, MontTesli
Hart, Canada.
IIowaRD. Hsrn.--J Marchant, Mess r. walker, PAL;
refott, Bermuda; Todd. Antigua whiting, Bah !;
Bacon, Ogdensburgh n Patterson, lioosick FAIL u
Hsniord Mcrhesney, Huster and lady, Troy; Brad
ley, Burlington VI; q Kimberly onondaga co; CIV Dem
Brown, Fokeersic; W welct, Alleghany co. o Bur
ton, St Adams, VI; Aw Tucker wslworth; w Rhodes,
bury Conn: Dexter Utica Railroad; wilkns cher.
~ Valley; Dixon, Plattsburgh Arson HALL Angelice;
II WATSON, Troy, r. Renwick, Belfast, II sanford rras
Vile; p Ascher, r Messch, Albany strebcck " luce
Saratoga; $ Green, Athens FNewshali, whsclock,
Reed and lady simmons, Boston, s'orrs Hudson; W
Cook. womsorket; Paige, Miss y Paige q Elleott
Bait, Mansfield, southbrdgej Adams. Oean; Den.
MS and lady. Auburnj Hull and lady, England; +
slater Jenou cityj Wheeler, Peter Chriskolm Mar
shall Barr Pittsheld, Chendcn and lady. Conn; r
Huntingdon Hp Butterfcld Utica: n smith and la
dy, Miss smith, Miss Smith, W smith, John sovn;
Whitersides, Champaign; Walk ms and lady, Oisero;
= Dana and lady, Finn and adv Phil y , fIotchLlss
Lewiston Lansing and lady, Miss Lansing, Car;
g Woodbridge, Phia.
. FhfsiprsI HoIEL-General Hartshorn Ohio city ;R "
Huyden, q Plstt, Mobile; General Doughtey Albany, v
York; ,dr Boordman and family, Troy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21

TRorstr At TsaNsSY The dsrnocratie nomi-
natiag committee were again in travail last aisLt,
on the candidate for Clerk fcr the county mp TO
halfPa ttss o'clock, they had brosgat nothing
MAJOR Hopkins, whose application Tor the os.ce Of
Marshal. was rejected, expected che somins tiou,
and his friends have pressed his cls.ns with wueh
ssrnestness; lutt tboush that choice will not
fall on him. Dir. Jarvis was ahead In the balIsi ng
NJ our last sdyices
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21

Average tine q the westward passages 10 days hours
OF the passages ont. the Britannia arrived At liz
verpool, Aug. ~. IL days the Acadia, sept 10, ~
days. ~ hours the average time Of TIE passages be-
ing II days, Is hours.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21

80 The Meeting las, night, got up by J. o. sor-
gent, aud o. Reynolds was failure for the sec ond
tne. Try, again gentlemeb-Fr iday is an unlaok Ky
DAY but NJ natter-ty it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21

Arrival FROM EuRoPr.-The packet ship Eu-
rope, Captain Marshall, arrived yesterday from
Liverpool, in tweniy.six days passage. She sailed
on the 18th ult, aud came near beating the Presi-
dent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21

s~oRrs ~ CisADi.-Thero was a steeple chase
near Montreal on Thursday az last week, and the
Montreal papers speak an high terms OF the style in
whieh che riders cleared the fences ami other OBJ
structis1s in their route.
The races and regatta al st. Jobss on the 9th and
lsfh insts., were rery numerousIy and fasLionabIy
attended, aaS the racing and rowing excellent
AZ London. u. G. the inhabitants have so Ear pro-
gressed in civilization, as to have pack Of hounds.
with ubieh, the London Gazette announces bunts
we're 20 take place Wednesday last and on satur.
day. The Royals and the S3i regt arc stationed AT
London.
Monday last was the anniversary Of the arrival in
the country Of His Ercsency the Governor General
and IL to have been celebrated by grand re- view
Of all the troops in the Garrison on the Old Race
Course. They consist ofthe 7,h Hussars, the ROYAL
Artillery, the 23d or Welsh Fusiliers the Goth, 73i
and Sih regiments. The troops were TO go through
a variety OF military svoutops, and twenty rounds
Ofblsnk cartridge to be furnished each soldier
Of the line.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21

0s DIR lis IL true that seguin fsrnishss the en-
tic with the ilI-natareI criticisms on the Woods.
which appear IN q certsis riekefty eanoenl We
only ask for infornatios. and passs foe a reply.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21

% GRAND CoScERr Ar3rnE CRY HorrL-The
celebrated Infant Minstrcls, who have arrived in this
city from Europe, purpeselmsking their debut. and
giving Concert ON asplendid scale, at tine above
place this evening. They have frequently performed
before the Queen, royal family, and the lovers or
and on ell those occasions won the most enthusastis
applause We expccta rich treat, and recomme sd
all lovers Of music TO attend and witness the extra
ordinary performance ofthese Juvenile Minstrels-
the elite efour city, Of course, will be there.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21

% THE PiLors are organizing. and propesIs. to
see what they do a,the next eleetios. Let Them
unite like bad ofbro,hers, and they eas make their
votes tell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21
The ElcctiOns.

Nothing later from Georgia. We have heard from
every county in Pennsylvania, and from all but i've
in Ohio. The result in ths.s three statv, is now
known. Pennsylvania is Van Buren-Ohio and
Georgia are Harrison. What the three will be in
November remains 20 be seen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21

CaxrBttts ARR CosrSe.-On the week after
next the Presidential election takes place in this
State, and TIVE thirds Of all the States. Think Of
that. ys Politieisnsl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21

CHATHAM THEArRE.-Peter wilkins re-
psated to good house last night new piece, writ
ten for Rice, went of with great applause. Peter
Wilkins VIII be unusual favorte At the Chatham,
and will fill the house for long time. Mrs. Thorne
plays Peter with much taste and spirit and the ots-
ers support her well. Rice appears again onght.
ST. LOUIS RAers-There was 10 have been
great purse for at ST. Louis on the 18th instant
FooD son THE BRrrisH.-Sixteen thousand Eve
hundred bushels OF wheat, and Fifteen hundred barres
OF -four started yesterday for Liverpool in the Eng
land
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21

THr CArHoLIc QcrsrIos is to be argued BY
counsel before the Corporation en- Friday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21

NavAt.-CommodoreJ John ID slost has been or.
dered to the command ofthe ma val station at Ports.
mouth. in the place Of Com Crane, who retires on
leave Of absence.
Com. sloat Will proceed to Portsmouth immedi.
stely, aad assume command.
CuyARD's srrAxsHrPs.-The Boston Tra.script
gives the following the passages made, thus far
from Liverpool to Bos;en by Cvnards line Of steam
ships;-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21

AcerprSr MIR. Warren Masters, Of Prime,
Georges county, Maryland killed by fall fros
his horse, on riding down Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, on Friday last.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-21

SEVERE RrcorL-The Wings Of Lansingburgh
undertook TO fire salute for Of their victories
one evening last week bat some of the eunners being
filled with patriotism, or bard cider, loaded the gun
so heavily, that the second discharge the recoil
broke IL from the rpnnions, and threw il some dis
lance from the carriage Fortunately no one was
directly in the rear and hence no one was injured
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23
NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
s. s;sSz sssss: s:sssya : - 80
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

ON and Uner Wednesday, April l. 1910, The passenger
Orains on this road will run follows Leave the Depot
OF The Lowell Road, III Boston, at and II A. NJ and and
Leave Lowell at IA A. NJ, IL IA NJ, 3 IA and IA
T. M or Immediately the arrival Of the from Bos
ton.
Way Passengers taken at Tyngsboroug N. Chelmsford,
and MddeseX.
All bagguge at the risk of the owners.
Fare from Nashua to Lowell, SO cents from Nashua
Boston, $3.50.
On the arrival of the Nashua stages leave for any
part of Hampshire, Vermont New ork and Canada
via Amoskeag Concord Kcenc Charestown, n. H., Wind
Books are kept at the Stage Offices, Nos and II Elm
Street. whore be secured in OF the coaches
and correct information obtained respecting any OF the fol
lowing routes
For Plymouth GuidhaH, ynd Stanstead, daily, oclocl
from Bostonva AmOskeag, Concord, Plymouth, Isl
day to Haverhi St. JOhnsbury, Derby, to anstead L.
For Keene Bratileborough, H., Albany and Saratoga
" Y, daily o'clock from Boston, via Walpolc Bel
ows-Fa and Brattleborough LIST day, to Bennington Al
any, und Saratoga, I'd day.
For Meredith Village ~ H., o'clock cars from Boston
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday via Concord, Glmantor
Factory Village, same day day.
For burlington, a.. daily, by and Il o'clock cars from
Boston, via Concord LIST day, Hanover, n. H. to Montpee
Cd day, to Burlington, VI. Sd day. at noon.
For Farmer and New London, do'ty Montpelier am
burlington, ~. by o'clock cars from Boston, Monday
Wednesday and Friday, via Hopkinon New London, It,
lodge LIST nghD Hanover and Montpelier I'd day and Burng
ton 3D. day, at noon.
For CLaremonf lfontpeIer and burlington ". by o.
clock from Boston, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
via Franccsown To Clarcmont LIST day. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, VIA Ienniker Newport to Cremon LIST day
Windsor, Woodstock, Royalon to Montpelier I'd day, Bur
lngtOn 3D. day at noon,
Forest Line-Chmieston, N. II. Chester ", albany
Saratoga ". Y by o'clock cars from Boston, via Han
cock Charestown, H. to Chester, VT LIST day ManChes
ter, Arlington, Albany and Saratoga I'd day p NJ Al
Chester this line nersccls Stages for Ludlow Mount Holly
Middlcbury and Burlington, w.
For 1noskrog, Manchester and Concord 1ccommodd
ton Stage, daily by o'clock from Boston. Return
ing to meet the Nashua, 10 Ia O'Clock A. NJ.
Henniker and FrancCst0,cn Accommodation Stage, by
O'Clock cars from Boston, Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day. Returning opposite days, leaves Iennker ut and
Franccsown at o'clock A, NJ. to meet the ia O'Clock
at Nashua, for Boston. ONSlOW STEARNS,
April !, 1910. superintendent
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23
JAMES MORRISON. THE HyCEIsT.

TENlK True and Genuine MORIsON'S PILLS on HYGEAN
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES, mate at the Brit
sh COLLEGE Of Hdh, London. Which have by their Gu
ratye powers and intrinsic WORTH the Confidence VI
AN enlightened Public aud although opposed by the great
Body Of PLY cians in Europe aud in other Nations has
overspreud the Globe that at this time this Celebrated
VEGETABLE Medicine is called for and to be hud in
ever, Civilized Country the Gobe.lt is sold in Pack.
ages of 90 $500 and $500.
THE TEST OF GENuINENESS.
Every Package sold lin the of Vermont and in
bordering Lake Champuln in the State of New York,
Will be signed In writing by PANGBORN a BRlNS-
MAID, JEWELLERS OF BURLINGTON, NBRMONT, who ara
state Agents And also signed by the SubAgents selling
them. SOLD BY
JAMES II. MURDOCH, Woodstock W.
VIM. l.. Greene, Nergenncs; Jonathan IIager. Middle
bur, j. Frost n Co.. Brdport. Kent Wright, shoroham,
jas Hull, Orwell Ira DuttOn Brandon; Hiram l.. Che
ncy, Rutland w. =. Reynolds Factory Point Mnncl-
ester NJ. H. Scott, BennIngton Steenc, BrattleborO
NJ =. Buck and, Bellows Falls NJ C. Goddard, Windsor
Jcs. H. Murdoch, Woodstock Joel Day, Royalton Foster
Grow, Chelsea Perry Marsh, Montpelier Jno Kelsey,
Danvile l.. z. Walton Il Sons, Montpelier; Jones Flint
stJohnsbury VIM. Pierce. Lyndon Geo l.. Warner! John
son; :. L. Morse Cruitsbury; :. Lyman, Cruftsbury
Sabn keluni, lrasburgh; T.. Cleveland, Coventry g.
". BAXTER, Derby Line; Ed. Lyman, North fcrrsburgh
Amasn Painc, Lowell Otis l.. keon, Montgomery; o. A.
Keith, sheldon; David Lyman. st. Adams; MAYNARD Kid
der, Moriah, ~ Y; &. u. Hatch, Westpor n. Y; C. r.
"A. Boynton, EsseS, n. v; Alfred Hartwel, Keesevle
n. Y, r. Cottrll, Plattsburgc, N. Y; Geo Seyerence
ChaZy, y. Y; L. johnson a Son, Whitehall. n. Y;
DIR. GEO. TAYLOR, HyGEIsT.
81, broadway n. V,
United States Agent for the British College of Health
London. If
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23
ASK, INQCIRE--AsK THOSE WHO
KNOW.

Those only who know by trial or immediate observation
form any idea NJ the effects Of the perfect r,ip OF III,
almost charnl-liku cures effected in Of the PILES
RnEuMArIsN All swELLiSos, AND ALL EXTERNAL
PAINS, matter how severe by the use Of Hays lin
Find who has used 1t that will not laud II above
Nil things ever used and you will nd-what cannot b,
found.
For the relief of suffering human beings who may be af
ced, beg You to asknsk Of these who know-ask thu
Hon. kLFRED CONKLIS. IT, :. Judge for that district,
siding near Auberni usk MATTHEW J. MyRER, ESQ, A.
thcns, n. Yi TASK Gen. DUFF GRgEN, late Of Washing
ton city each Of those gentlemen know Of cases nconquer
able by all other remedies ply sicans, though tried oi
many years, that have been cured by use Of the genun,
Hays LINMgNT. Thousands Of other persons known sim
liar cures We appeal to their OF usiicetheir hui
man feelings.
II is but duty YOU to your suffering fellow being
let this great remedy be known. SPEAK then 10 all
your friends. This will much pain where the
papers read, where readers ncrehulos, be-
many worthless articles advertised for the
purpose, To buyers say, II all who have used it
do not say II boy ond all praise, then do not ikc it,
The proprietor will not allow this article to he paid for
unless it cures, when all the directions fully followed
BW any one Sugtrngretuse nor 10 try IL Uhe does,
he ought 10 be Ptied more for his obsndcy than his
suffering
Mr. HAYS would never consent to offer this article were
he not compelled by his OF moralof religious duty
so do all in his power Tor victims o distress aud misery
For this purpose he would devote fortune than
secure dollar for any worthless article.
LOOK OUT.-Some swirdiers hare c9untorfeifed This
article, dndpm Il up NTH uTious dctiees' DO not be
imposed upon One thing only will protect yOi-its the
name OF CoMsTOCK 90 mat name must BE- airavs
The wrapper, you cheated. DO not forget it,
Take this direction with YOU, and test BY that never
buy for II is impossible for any other to be true or
genuine. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by CoMsToCK & co. 9 Fletchcr.s,reet, Y.
LOOK OUT!i
"Cdufion" is the Parent Of SAFETY.
An attack Of the Piles may be positively prevented b,
using when the prrmOnOr, symptoms fel the cec-
brated HAYS EMINENT. There are more than one
hundred people in this city, and In the United States an
immense number who have suffered beyond endurance by
this dreadful complaint, who keep themselves wholly free
from attacks by applying this Linment when hey feel
symptoms OF its approach: Of this there Is most perfect
proof
IrNone Genuine without the name Of CoNsrocK q Co..
written on the wrappers. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold at No. 9 Fletchcr-strect, n. Y.
For sale in Woodstock VI, by
SLY I. HUTCHINSON, in.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23
April 1910.
LOOK At THIS!

vUNE subscriber respectfully begs leave inform the pub
lie that he has purchased the stock in trade of :. G.
q. ID. CHAMBERllN, which he offers to the pub
lie at the store formerly occupied by Rollln Richmond
consisting in part Of English, French and American prints,
apnes, printed lawns mousln de lans dc Swiss aud
gro de Naples silk rich bonnet ribbons and other bonnet
trimmings, Hosiery and gloves, also good assortment
broad cloths cassmercs and vestings and complete as
sorment of trimmings for clothesalso cutlery hard
w. Goods crockery and glass ware, paints oils and dyo
stus Boston Nails, fish, salt window glass besides good
assortment OF LIQUORS, can be found in any coun-
try store.
All Of which willie sold cheap for cash. good barter or
short approved credit He would here take the liberty
to To the public that he has stock of old goods
hand which cost twenty five to forty per cent more than
the article can he obtained for This stock is all
new, and suited to the season He can, and will sell us
cheap can he purchased in Windsor County
share OF public patronage is respectfully solicited
SIMEON G. CHAMBERLAIN.
Barnard August 1910. ll-t