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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-25

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From the BattiAlore Patriot
Atlas OFFICE, Saturday, 4 O'Clock.
Hussa for the old Boy Stote!- Ha'riSo1's ma
joTity oDer 2000J!
The votes for Presidential Electors have been
counted by the Governor and Council, and they
stand thus:
For the Harrison Electors, 72,9i3
For the Van Buren, Electors, S2.365
Majority for the liarrisoa Electors ov-
er the Van b <ren, 2O,545
Worcester county gives Harrison 4773 ma iori-
fy. Stand aside, Lane ster and Gencssee!
Parmeuter is elected 70 Congress, in the sth
district, by So votes
Williams is defeated in the Bristol district by
26-no choice. Borden will be ,hnsen-asxt trial
M@zz9A=@s
TRANSATLANTIC STEAM oHIrS.-We bilieVe
says the New York Commercial Advertiser,
that we are at Last enabled to anlItI:e the es-
tabishment OF a New York linz of ste m ships
between Now York and Elglani The preim-
inaries are, we understand, nearly completed,
and in short time the keels Of four gigantic YES
sells will be laid. They are to be about BOOM
tons, with engines Of 800 horse power. The
construction and perfOrmanO. Of the English
steam ships have been narrowly and pat'ently in
vestigSted; aAd it intended that the New York
steam ships shall make the passage in ten days.
on an average. VT STRAIT pFoOdUiJ po auAc W
speak more at large in a few days.
NAVAL The U S ship Macedonian, Comm r
dore Wilkinson, bound to the Vest ludies, went
to sea from Hampton Roads on Fri4ay last.
The U s slsup Of war Levant Commander
Smoot, bonnd TO thu West Indies, dropped down
from the Navy Yard yesterday morning to the
anchorage of the Naval Hospital.
The U S slooP OF war ston, Cnmmande'
Long, was to have sailed from Bos,on on Fri.
day last for the East Indies, to joiE the squad
ron. She will touch at Rio de JaneirJ, and
from thence accompany the U S frg tie Conatei
lation, u. der the command of Com. Kedrney, tn
her destination
Capt Stevenson, of barquo Globe, arrived at
Philadelp hia, reports that the U S scnr Ente
prise, Lit Com Elcry, had captured shot,
time previous to the Cob Is leaving Pernambu
20, in the harbor of B4hai, piraii;al brig, Il l.
der American colors, the captain Of which es
c,psd shore; the brig had been sent in charge
# a prize Lieutenant to Rio de Janerio, for con-
demnatIon
The Philadelphia Inquirer says: 1t is stated
that MIR. Pauldng has ordered the Ohio hom,,
at the request of Commodore Hull-JN5rfJIk
Beacon.
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FLORIDA.

The Globe contains the following letter from
Gen, Armistead to the Secretary of War, from
which it will be seen that the prospect of end
ing the FLORIDA war by negotiation had failed
at least for the present
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-25
From the Batti0lOre Patriot.

aarrison's maj 'rity, $3.50 in II States.
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tsNF,FU Ai riTsYi IN 80. I. : ii !, :, Z

p AI1'AFU MEEsY! FENF'e HEkatNM
ARI =. eohiii'ue TO manufacture and have Tor sale
~ very general assornert of PERFUMERY tor
-ri aiid FANCY SOAPS, COsMETIt,s &C.. pre-
fh from the best materials. and put up IN handsome
y, 10 winch we ash the attention of persons visi-
~ we city of the purpose Of procuring their fall goods
W adtit'on 10 The above. we have French, German
as,d Engish PEIiFtiMERY, an of which We offer on
tse most accommodating Orders thankfully re.a
frive and goods carefully packed with the greatest ia
patch. J. q. < N. w. MCCORMICK
No. 46 Gay a., east Of HIM.
and .s2sl Baltimore ST.
seq Diff ID doore.t-f of HcCielianjs .lis..
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.&OLD AhD syyLVEIi Xyarfr.,,s sxsvr

.iOLD AAD SILVER WATCHES. gEgy.
ELRY. SILVER WARE. Sc $50
A FARGsh9sL ID. CHA ISl< hus rec.n,,, ;,, s,fx,t
NJ a,fplspdid assortment OF Gold and Silver Patsx
lsyeF Erinne and virticsl Watches, all of ,yhic arr
@ " W htst makers, and warranted 10 l,e oyrn
eeuie thhe VIII be sold low US any otler bouse !.
ne County Purchasers viii lind il TO iheir adyantes,
ny e'nmlg a uI: ssfe, head Of Cheap.ide No Va
ZEN siEgs BALTIMORE where they will find good as
Hn'eiii po'd iara Chnnis, new patterns; Rings Brea.
p x,, gold and silver Pencils. Adson's superior make
Y'.s't ann bf,anna Ware, 6erInan Silver Spoons &e
y. u: fia Watches Of every kun property repared
couniry friends particularly invited 10 CAD
S 1 ~. Wairrst. " II eo q, u. CLARK.
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pLEcroRAL VOTES.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-25

Brig. General Com. Army of Florida.
Hon. J. r. PolEsETT, Secretary of War,
Washington, ID. C.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-16
n 81 H ID


10 Hubbardton, on the 9th July, MIR. John
Rumsay, aged 81. MIR. Ramsay was sol
der Of the revolution, and as such served
his country for seven years, or more, which
terminated the struggle for liberty and de-
lverance from the British yoke. He there
fore was one of the many that conferred on
us, their sons, the blessings of civil add re-
ligious liberty, purchased at the expense OF
pain, toll, and their most precious blood
Not many years after the war, he became
subject OF the grace of God, and connected
himself with The Baptist church of Hub
bard,on, in which he held his standing UNI
Ill the day OF his death. Such were his
bodily intirmities, that for five years past he
had not been out OF his house, two OF the
last OF which he was confined TO his room.
The writer Of this visited him number of
times, for the last six months, and held reli-
gious conversation, and attended PRAYERS,
in which he expressed great satisfaction
We fondly hope that in his case grace has
reigned through righteousness unto eternal
ss;fa. by Jesus Christ our Lord. The de-
ceased .as left widow and large nun
Der Of friends aud relatives 10 mourn his
loss. | only add, "Elesscd are the dead
that die in The Lord, from hencetorih, yea
saith the spirit, that they NAV restroom theil
labors, and their works do follow them"
Comm.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-16
Sept. 1e, 1910

tode Of an aged Christian, Communion at
Tayoy, Prospects Of laborers among Ia
vow Burmans. Letter of Mr.. Abbott State
oflhings at Maubee, Pantanau, Bassein !;
Success of the gospel at Bassein, Opposi-
lion Of Karens, Political aspect of Bur-
nah. Prospects for missionary labor at
Ranooon Asam. Letters of MIR. Bron-
SON. New station on Nam Sang Maya
HIS Letter Of Mr.. Brown; Teoogoos.
Letter Of Mr.. Day; Germany. Letter OF
Mr.. Oncken, Mr.. Oncken's Jmprison-
nent; Domestic. Instructions to Messrs.
Constantine and Fielding; Other Socie.
ties Baptist Eng Missionary Society /;
London Missionary Society, London Jews
Society, Persecution Of Jewish Inqu;rers
in Turkey Intelligence. Domestic -
Designation and Departure Of Mssiona-
res; Burmah Teloogoos Letters &c.
from Eastern Missions; Donations.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-16

In Guilford, Aug. %, by Milo F'ary, NATHAS G..
CoLLINs to CAROLINE CARPENTER.
In this town. on the 10Th inst, by c. A. Thomas,
JANIS NJ SAAbERsoS, Of Berlin, o., to ELLEN j..
BUoKLANp, of the former place.
ln Leicester, on the slih ins,. by Z. A. Thomas,
WM. C0NANT of brandon, 10 MELISSA WHITE OF
the former place.
IN this town. on the 18th inst, bv C. A. Thomas,
ALvAN FAIRBANKS 10 ANNA FISK.
In this vilag,, on the l4th inst. by c. A. Thorn
as, +. j. Bliss, Merchant, to REBEccA Nj.
BENsoN.
Do Whining, On the 18th inst, by Volney Church
FERRY MUNGER to SARAH POTTER.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-16
INFORMATION WANTED =,

Il IL "A
n colored man named Horace Hitch
cock, is now confined in New Orlaans
jan, on charge of being slave. He az
nrms ne is free man-says he was horn
IN New Lebanon, N. Y, in the vear
1915; is known to Messrs. Brow e,
MOTIFS, Hardware Merchants, J. Wilson
Dry Goods Merchant, and Mr.. Woodrug
Public Notary. Any information resnec,
ing this man, tending to establish his cIa;n,
70 freedom, will be thankfully received
Ministers of colored churches will seruo
the cause of humanity by reading this No.
tee IN their congregations.
ANY communications may be directed
10 Inc office ofthe Coiored American. nost
paid ORC 1913 Hudson street, N. Y civ
Editors friendly to the cause of lIber,y
Will please 10 inser. this notice.
w. JOHNSTON.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-16
DIS OH TI0N

ME copartnership Of C. g. A. l.. Knowlton
-: - IS ihs day, by mutual consent, dissolved -
M persons having unsettled accounts with the
SUI sclbers, are requested 10 call and settle inn.
Hfdlately. The books will be kept at the sbop
VI VIC ia'e hrm. c. R.N'OHLTON.
MI R.NOJVLTO.v
The Cabinet Business will hereafter n, c,-,;,.,,
on under the firm of Rnotclton & Rtsi in ali ;ts
various branches. g'hey will n,,:...E,etnre after
.he latest Now N-ssn patterns. They will also
Ssep on hand Looking Glasses framed and with
ouf frames. d the best material and most approy.
81 q style, and as low as can I've bought in New
'otS. 4 l.. kNowLroN.
"%fto%'5H Ii. Rusr, I'd.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-16
Temperance among tho Catholics.

Shoieham, Sept. 10, 1910.
Mr.. Murray: Sir,-Please 10 notice The
formation Of a Vermont Catholic Total al
sti,lenee Society, AT Middlebury, on the 9Th
iasianl, nj which time go persons took the
pledge. Rev. j. ". Ddiy, President.
Yours, CLARK RIcu.
Since the foregoing was received from my
friend Rich, have seen the plcsiden, Of
the Society who informs me tina, the number
was increased 10 eighty at Middlehuyr Is.
The President = les isecmly is now travel.
ms IN connection with this great and noble
work, lie held meeting al piusford, last
L1yd's Gay, and TOOK twenty Eve pledges. -~
8fe7eti 70 Vie work. Lot pru,estan,s look
q n hai iaeg 40 has ia'. bpi.iaA tae Caih.
s. q tvp q The stea, maai determinations
- tha laN
Gus Fir'es " lhp Vermont Catholic To.
Ahniae8gs sueiyty i IN tbs foIlqwiag
last
'rWN9 premise tn GbNnin from MI
ities ilguutt and wines cxaeut used
nal' siI iAen 0nly ~ order az 4
H"e ata that / VIII eu6eavor, by
AmN AT iet, uelum all t,,a 3,.ii.
eiNial meaGg la nty rptyay ~,
fHea Va Wlpgs the GAUGE aud
iatPiaHpfuale'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-16

TnE VERMONT ASSOCIATION will bold lis
Rex anniversary with the Baptist church
IN Huthardion, on the ist Wednesday oil
October. Our bfelhren, the delegates from
lle different churches, will find homes. dur
Inv The session, as follows:-~ Wesihavea
church, with Charles Brown Rutland, with
helh ST. John, pItissord, with J9bn 4. Wes-
cpus Clsrra3on. with v. ID. Lincoln; Dan.
Nv, with Matthew Whilloek; Mldditl1wn.
wills Charles liueelBl I'm. with II COX
Wallingtogd with Halmon Whitioek
pIullnry, with Newton Cllurchell; bran
don, wilh Samuel n, ChuFchelli l}ensen,
with Sargent. BAuaA. ALlES.
Ff..f.I.r.lt-.s. 81
AttFF ~ ~ tAs k8l AesMf
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-16
Otlees

M f' ( oar utsCE "a the On.
Assei8Nat and tieinit9
m - ia he lsst
81 i ts8 f hs o'tlack.
HHtH iAr8 ~ $50 gsG
81 iffRf laaftham
auta ii8Ntd IS klt
HtHL.t We Waa- 80 fss 81 r.
iitwhef ti4las sar - ght ahA 1-ag
ibv tA'3ss.dioafF hfaas 81 a.
llnAhes 1875 SET Eg. Na,n % ~
iiNihes Habiley - iss,, lFtu .. "a
BfaiAef Hall, Mat 20. ~. afl
gunnt 4lnnes
BfathgF Sahia~@Gs shy D3us God antia.
BATE Human Eogernulent
Brother Cgissey Essay, on the impor,
lance of ministerial rieiY I
Brother Glsen-~ Essay. Il ID scgipiurai
for Baptist churches 10 invite members of
either denominations 10 communion, uadvt
any circumstances Whatever
Brother Babcock-- Essay, on the impor
lance Of making & public profession Of rei
giou, CHESTER iSGgAnAa.
Essex, SEPT. 6, 1910.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-27
NO EXCUSE FOR A Cough.

|uNlEEE IL No longer ANY doubt but UIILIfl
n BROUNS Compound Boncsct Candy. IL y on get the
genuine, VIII clrea Cough remove HoarScncss and Cca
the Voice. For Nocalsts and Public Speakers.
Is now III extensive tsrnlsnur tlr Ui Colds nllH
ehL, HOopg Cough and all other diseases Of The Brra.
and Lungs. No one can but be- convinced Of its efficacy
alter examining list nj names Of individuals who have
been cured, aud are willing to br referred Another
dence Of It's efficacy this Certificate ofMr j. Richardson
hereby certify that, IN the month oI FEBRUARY l-il
manufactured, from mcicaicl dccOclion furnished by
Mr. Brown, 80 lbs ri his Compound Bonrsc CANDY, End
that IN the same month of the present year. lsO, manu-.
incturd for him Twen! three Hundred and sNty eight
pounds.
JAMES RiCHiRDSON, $50 Hashing ion 81, BOSTON.
II were not what II is said to be, why would the salt,
show such an increase and every body praisng it, IN
iacl, II is literally ~ the mouth VI the whole community
For the genuine, rl for Browns BOnrset Candy winch
for sale III Boston Only by the proprietor Washing
ton s-J. i. Preston, Federal stOsep kidrr Court Il
=. H. snow Hanover st-Scth FOwlc, Prince st-Fuwr
Co., Green st-S. Carter Hanover st-D. l.. BruuIrr
school ste. Carlton, Lowe-Marsh, RoNbury-J. Bnlch
Providcnce-rhOmas Davis, ADMINISTRATIONS New
Be'liord-E. Porter Saem-Tagrard IL MHcIntirc Char
lesion For sale by the proprietor of stuarts Vanilla
Braid, Rock, and other kinds Of Candy
COMPOUND BoNEsET CANDY. The Candy prepared by
William Brown, No. AL Washington street from great
variety Of vegetable materials many of which ARE oirn nd
yaniagnuslt used separately or the Colds which
i called hc" Compound B0neset Candy i, recommended
ms an excellent article for the elci Of coughs and
Of the throat. Boston Daily Adv.
For sale by r. HUTCHINSON, Jr. Woodstock, Vt
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-27
JAMES MORRISON, THE HYGEIsT.

VsNIE True and Genuine MORRISON = PILLS or nyGEAN
ID VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES, mute at ne Brit
i'm C0cgc NJ Hedifb, LOHdOE Which have by their Gu
rn'Nc powers aud intrinsic WORTH the Confidence
an enlightened Public and although opposed by the great
Body III rhyscians IN Europe, and in other Nations, has
uycrsr.ad the Globe that at this tmc this Celebrated
VEGETABLE Medicine, is called for and to be had IN
every Civilized Country the GlObc.-lt Is sold in Pack
ages of ) 100 s2,C0 and $500.
THE TEST or GENuINENESS.
Every Package sold in the Of Vermont and in
bordering M Lake Champaign in the State oi New lOrk
VIII he slgn,d IN writing by PANGBORN BRlNS-
MAID, Jaw ELLERS oF BURLINGTON, VERMONT, who arc
state Agents And also signed by the subAgcnts selling
them. SOLD ~
JAMES II. MURDOCH, Woodstock, Vt.
VIM. T.. Greene, Ncrgennes Jonathan Ingcr Middle.
bury J. Frost n Coz Brdport. Kent Wright, Shoreham
jas Hull, Orwell Ira button Brandon; Hiram H. Che
ncy, Rutland W. r. Reynolds, Factory Point, MunCh-
cslcri NJ H. Scott, Remington; j. Sconc, Braitrhoro
W. :. auckland, Bellows Falls; n G.. Goddard, Windsor
Jes. H. Murock, Woodstock Joel Day. R0yaltOn; Foster
Grow Chelsea; Perry Marsh, Montpelier; Jno. Kelsey,
Dnnville Il. r. Walton Sons, Montpelier; Jones Flint
stJohnsbury VIM. Pierce Lyndon; Geo. H. Warncr John
son; :. +. Morse, Cratsburyi :. Lyman, Crni,sbury
Sabin Kellum, lrnsbnrgh f. Cleveland, Covcntry &. ~
W. BAXTER Derby Line; Ed. Lyman, North Ferisbureh
Amasa Paine, Lowell; Otis H. Kelton, Montgomery q. A.
Keith, sheldon; David Lyman, st. Adams MAYNARD Kid.
der, MOrah, ~ Y; g. b. Hatch Westport. n Y; e. T.
"A Boynon, ESSEX, N V. Alfred llartwe Keesevillc,
n. V: r. Cottrl, Platsburge n. V; Geo. Scycrcnce.
chazS, n. Y; =. Johnson 4 Son, Whitehall n. V;
DR.. GEO. TAYLOR, IYGEIST.
81, Broadway n. V,
United States Agent for the British College OF Health
London. II
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-27
TO THE BALD HEADED
AND OTHERS,

Does any know neighbor friend who has been
Bald and whose head is now covered with line hair p
One whose coat collar was covered with danrun, though
brushed every hOur-which has now vanished entirely
Or one whose hair nj early turning grey, who
has not grey hair Children whose heads were
cred with sCur,-whoSc hair would not grow that are
now growing the fullest crops Of hair Some must
be known to most PERSONS Ask them the cause and YOU
will be told these things have been by the Of the
BALM OF COLUMBIA Of2O years growth is this arli-
Gle its demand increasing annually some hundred per
though when discovered not opposed by any Thing for
the same purpose, now assaicd by almost numbcrlcSs
mushroom trash preparations that will ruin the hair if used
To any extent Can more than these ihcts he wancd-rc-
fer to the recommendations by list of names of rcspcci-
bty, unequaed by any ohcrarlce Look To these things
by this article Stay and preserve your hnir by its USE
bald restore it, Ladies', attend to his-hundrcs in fish.
ionahle life using il rs the only uclcroally tit for the
toilet Long hair is very apt to tall out Ladies', use the
Balm of Columbia in time yourselves the disgrace
of badness by neglect Of your persons,
II your duty MS morallst to preserve the beauties
nature, with which bOuntim Creator has endowed Won
he la 4
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-27

ON and AFTER "Wednesday, April l. lSiG' The passenger
Orains this road will run follows Leave the Depot
of the Lowell Road, in Boston, a7 and IL A. M and and
5 l-2P PM.
Leave Lowell at 8 Ii A. NJ, l2 Ia NJ, Ia and IA
p. NJ Immediately the arrival of the cars from os
Way Passengers taken at Tyngsboroug, N. Chelmsford
All baggage at the risk of the owners,
Fare from Nashua to Lowell so centsi from Nashua tt
Boston, Sl,50
On the arrival of the Nashua, stages leave for
part of Naw-IIampshre, Vermont New-fork and Canada
via AmOskeag, Concord Kcenc, Charlestown N. H., Wind
sOr, and BrattebOrOugh Vt.
Books are kept at the Stage Offices, Nos. and II Elm
Street. whore be secured in any OF the coaches
and correct information obtained respecting any of the fol
For Plymouth, uihhaH ynd Stdnsead, daily o'clocl
cars from BOson-via AmOskcag, Concord, Plymouth, Is
day. averh, ST. Jolnsbury, Derby, to sanstead, l..
For Kecne, Bratticborough, H., itbany and Saratoga
~ " daily, O'Clock from Boston, via Wnpoc, Bel
Falls, and marlborough LIST day to Bennington, Al
any, and Saratoga I'd day.
Monday Wednesday, and Friday via Concord, Gmanlor
Factory Village same day day
For burlington, ~, daily, by and i o'clock cars from
Boston. via Concord LIST day, Hanover, N to MOnpee
I'd day, to Burlington, VI. 3d day, at noon.
For Warner and Ne,c London do,ly, Montpelier ant
SMs"sion' ~ BY O'Clock onri from N BOSTON, Monday
lodge LIST ngh Hanover and Montpelier I'd day, and Burlng
ton 81 day, at noon.
For Clmemont Montpelier and burlington ~ by 7 o.
clock from Boston, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
via FanCcstOwn Clemont LIST day; Tuesday, THURSDAY
and saturday, VIA llrnnikcr, Newport to Claremont LIST day
Windsor, Woodstock Royaon to Montpelier 2d day, Bur
lngton 3D. day at noon.
Forest Lne-Chmieston, N. H. chester ~ Aibany an
Saratoga ". Y. by O'Clock cars from Boston, via Han
cock Charlcstown N H. to Chester W. LIST day, Manchcs
ter Arlington, Albany and Saratoga, 2d dry p. NJ,
Chester this line nlersecls Stages for Ludlow Mount Holly
Midllehury and Burlington, Vt.
For 1mOSkedg, Manchester and Concord, 4fccommOda
iOn Stage daily, by O'Clock from Boston. Return
Ing to meet the cars at Nashua, at 10 ii O'Clock A. NJ
Hennikor AMI Frdnccst0rn Accommodation Stage, by
II o'clock from Boston, Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day. Returning opposite days. leaves Icnnikcr at
Frnncestown at O'Clock A. NJ. To meet the IL o'clool
| cars nj Nashua, for Boston. ONSiOW SrEARNS
Apr l. 1910, Superintendent
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-27
THE HAIR. THE HAIR! THE HAIR

10 better evidence Is wanting to allow the superiority
Of the Genuine Buffalo OIL over other preparations
than that number of Druggists encavoring initiate
II, ANA iOlsng their miserable limitations on the public, for
gcnnnc Rcnd advertisement Beware ct PcIlars.
Genuine Buffalo Oil is fast taking the place Of all other
articles to promote the growth, soften aud beauty the
ar lis use gives II solncss that other article does
ANA causes II to curl beautliy-by free it will darkcn
ana give the hair satin gloss, II Is highly pcrmcd aud
gives perfect satisfaction to all who have given II trial
ou WI observe the signature of the proprietor William
I'rown, also Buffalo OIL imprinted the bottle. IN
consequence OF counterfeit which has recently appeared
and now for sale, have been persuaded Ia obtain new
label engraved on copper for which have secured copy
rs entered according to m net nj Congress in the clerk :
olce OF the District Court of Massachusetts,. Any infringe.
mcnt will be dealt with according To nw
For sale By I. hutchinson, Lr. MnolsiOck, VI. Il
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LOOK AT THIS!

UNIlE subscriber respectfully hcgs leave 10 inform the pub
lie that he has purchased the stock in trade Of r. g. Il
G. d. CIIAMBERLlN which he now offers to the pub
lie at the store formerly occupied by Ron Richmond
consisting in part Of English French and American prints,
alpncs, printed lawns mosin lie lans dc Swiss and
lie Naples silk rich bonnet ribbons and other bonnet
trimmings, Hosiery and gloves also good assortment
broad cloths casslncrcs aud vestings and complete
srcnt OF trimmings for clOthes-nlsO, cutlery hard ware,
W. l. Goods, cr0ckery and glass ware, paints oils and dye
sus Boston Nails, fish, salt window glass, besides good
mn assortment fLIQuoRs as can be found in ANY coull
try store.
All Of which will be sold cheap for cash. good hacr or
on short approved credit He would here take til, liberty
to to the public that hc has stock Of old goods on
hand which cost twenty five to forty per cent. more than
the article he obtained for now. This stock all
new, and suited to the lie can and will EEL rs
cheap Ms can be purchased in Windsor County.
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
SIMEON q. CHAMBERLIN.
Barnard August 1910. Hill
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-27
CAUTION CIRCULAR.

nTTO DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
THESE valuable articles, OLpRlDGEs BALM or co.
IT. MlilA for the HAIR and HAYS I1NlMENl lOr III,
Piles, &c., have been extensively COuntcririr 1hOs,
wanting these preparations will please always wric when
ordering from any other house for ComSiockS 0rci,-
The true articles have that signature always
the wrapper, aud vendors will remember that when or.
dcrng, ~ the limitations exposed IN nearly al the
newspapers throughout this country, that they could not
be- sold, should they he 80 unfortunate tOgct them.
Onr friends throughout the Union are requested Ia give
III immediate notice, by letter should ANY Of the counter
cils appear in their respective places. Respectfully,
COMSrOCk Il co.
Wholesale Druggists Fletcher II. " y.
For sale in Woodstock Nt.by
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