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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

~ conformity 70 the provisions Of Deed Of Trust
II from MoTgan III. Gregg and Michael Edwards, Dr.
TO me, 10 secure the payment 10 John Webb Of the
purchase money Of lot No. nineiy-nne (99) in Souih
Wheeling, will, on Saturday the 25lh day Of April
1910. at the Virginia Hotel in The city Of wheeling
expose 10 sale al Public Auction to the highest and
best bidder for ready cash. said lot no %. with its
appuueDances.
Upon the above sale tbs purchaser may pay the
purchase money 10 The Of the Banks Of the Com
monwealth Of Virginia that may ut tho time Of such
payment be receivable for or public dues Of
commonwealth. MOSES w. CHAPLINE,
Wheeling, April 9-is Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

TNRUsTEE's sAJo-r-Isy 'ir,us ola certain deed
John & Craig Richie nod
= ~ dated on the 02nd day
and recorded in The CLERK
Sook %, pages 200 and 20I
Nrdayfhe ooh day Of juno
no a. NJ. and s ?. NJ the
said deed oftrust that s 70
Sts In East Wheeling, and
r NJ that part sf the City d
S108. i09. ITO, 1874 and i25
- FLINT A. Crows Glasworki
.sig Richie
splace upon the premises. and IN,
fknown on the day above named
? {. CAMPBELL Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

OokING GLASS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- sale and Retail Looking Class MaDuf1ciory, No.
lzT, Market ST. opposite the Masonic Hall. The
subsc rbers respectfully announce to the cIcns Of
wheeling and vicinity, that they have on hand a
large and splendid assortment Of Looking Glasses
Of their own Manufacture, the workmanship Of
which they warrant inferior 20 aone in the Union,
and which they ere determined 20 cell on the moss
REASONABLY terms Also, Gilt and Mahogany Frames
OF every Disruption and qusllty made - order.
Old Gilt, Mahogany and Fancy Frames repaired
IN the neatest manner }. Z. HARBOUR & Co
ap2i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25
OPPOSITION.

OfTCSl iON.
GOOD INTENT STAGE CoM?ANY'S
Two DAILY LINES rsR BALrI-
SmUA MoRE. WASHINGTON CIrY, PHI
49, $1,000 LADELrilA AND NEW YoRx. by
2 fEE the way ofthe National Road
and Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EVERY MORNING
at o'clock reaches Frederick second morning and
takes the morning lpe OF cars arriving nj Baltimore in
time to take the line cars for Philadelphia and New
York
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling eyery
AFTERNOON; reaches Frederick second evening and
takes the mail line Immediately for Baltimore
where they arrive IN time to take the morning line of
cans for Philadelphia and New York
The above lines. for speed and safety ate believed
not to be surpassed by any stage lines IN the States
e1Racing positively prohibited.
w Office srst door above the United States Hotel
Water street. Wheeling. Va.
d. HUTCHINSON. ProP'r & agent Wheeling. Va
A. BEALI. Do do Cumberland. Md
T. SHMVER Do do do Dc
w. Il. STELLE, Do do Hagerstown, dc
}. A. WEART, DO do Baltimore. "a
ap7
a p. GoFF & CO. EXCHANGE BROKERS'
IA buy AZ kindsof uncurrept money. drafts. cerii-
fcaieS of deposit and all checks Tie highest
premium paid for The notes of oil solvent banks
m IME.--The subscriber is prepared to furnish an
A any desi-able quantities, BUILDING LIME Of
the best quality, either in barrels in bulk Also.
81 cost No. j. White Lime. for white washing &C.
For the quality Of the Lime offered. he refers to the
Ploserers and Brick Masons, Of the city generally
Several who have tried IT, pronounced superior u
any brought 10 the market Apply 10
| MKEE, HARDING & Co. or to r. NIKE
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

NEw TRANSPORTATION LINE. DIItFtgr To
L BADIg&ORE. BALTIMORE AND PITTS
BDRGH AND u. $. PORTABLE BOAT LINES
The above line ; as just been formed, and an mr..
dIIs To and froTs Baltimore via. Pennsylyania AM
1sce water Canals.
BARSEs towed by Steamboats, wall carry the
goods TO and from Baltimore 10 HAVE De Gr.rn
IN good tune. '"s'
The Warehouse on T. a'erty street, lately occupiod
by the Pilot Line has been engaged and ~ -.
ready TO receive Freight. nv"
~. DbvINF, Agent, Pf,tsbuyob.
=: ". BROWN, Balumore'
j: DotGaifERTY, HolIidaysb'g.
Wheeling. March % lao sr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25
(toRN. Received Cor sale bor of ,he real c

(toRN. Received Cor sale box Of ,he real Chi.
~ -ness PErlidc Flint Corn. few grains of this
Corn as found in Tea Chest just from China IN ey
were planted and fouTd 10 do well Tipcning from 8
TO weyEs sooner than any other Corn ever grown
IN thls CoantrN IT Is new variety of Corn, has
ehes LONG, grows from 3 TO 10 feet hIgh with an n
oundarce OF fodder. 1T produces one hundred rer
cent more than the famous Dut:on Corn, and is yeay
p,olc Gliding from i20 to $50 bushels to the acre
Inc character OF thus Corn is sustained by Mr. f.
Museof Maryland, Mr. Edward r. Roberts, Esq.
George hite, Ihorburn, Saneston g. others
For sale in small packages Of IS cents each II the
Drcs and Medicine store Of A. ). TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
ME Stockholders Of this Company arc hereby
II notified thai n sseetag VII DO held at its Office
on main s;'eet next door 90 the Virginia Hotel on
the purpose o. adopting bylaws for the regulation
OF the anairs Si the company, at which time and
place thsy are Parucui arly requested 10 attend
BY order Of the Board.
az Al F. n. GREER, ses'y pro tenn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

DRACTICAL FARMER-A new work. ADAPTED
to the various branches of farming gardening
and The cultivation Of Flowers and Ornamental Shrubs
just received and fer sale by
up 25 STEPHENSON d GaRWOoD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

A IL NEW GooDS--P. w. stocking& Co, bav-
"A ing made arrangements 10 sell their entire stock
of Merchandise, are now fitting the store room re-
Gently occupied BY the MerchanS and Mechanics
ten Of complete and rich assortment Of All NV
AMI oHESF GOODS.
give US q call. We expect our stock in OF days.
aD u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25
BEWARE CF COUNTERFFTTs.

btWAKF q COUNTERFEITS
- caution. pavticnnr in purchasing 20 see
1st the label of this medn me contains notice OF
~ enlry according 70 At Of Congress. And be
Ne"lse paruc"lar IN obtsinng them a 100 Chat
I'm 81, New York o. FROM the
-. KEtiULAR AGENTS.
sra ~ > ~ slNNtGe'.,,, Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

N/EST LIBERTY CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
w The students Of this Institution will be
exaslined on Thursday and Friday the 23d and 24rh
OF april All persons friendly the cause Of educa.
hon. together with the parents and guardsns Of youth
tend.
The neIt session will commence Oh the 99th Of
May An persons paroOizng the Institution nay rely
upon the pledge heretofore given that their children
and wards will be carefully aud faithfully instructed in
all the branches Of tho best English and Classical edu-
cation. REV. ~ SHOTWEIJ, Prinsipal
ap23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

NENTTlAN BIsNDS.-fIenry c. wickham re-
specially informs the citizens Of Wheeling and
vicinity that he now engaged The mandatory Of
superior Blinds for windows on kfain street South
Wheeling first door below the Stone Bridge where he
will keep constantly hand large assortment Of va.
ous sizes and beautiful patterns which be will sell at
PtlsSsEgh prices
Repairing blinds at all times attended TO-
Wheeling. April 7, lS40.-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

~ Ew BookS.-wc have just received a large
1 addition to our iormer STOCK consisting of Law.
Medical, Theoog'ca, Classical, School and Miscel.
laneous works Of almost every description, Amo ng
Swans Treatise for Ma zistrates and Cons stables
Dicks Theology vols; II oil on the Blood; Coop
ey Lectures; Mackintosh's Practice . vols; Malta
Brvn's Large Geography: Clarke's Caesar; Simp-
sons Eucl d; Salusti 9lney's Geography aud At
las; FIost's History of the United States; John
ston's Dicnonaryi Blakc's Botany; Walkers School
Rceenaiy: Nu,tall soraitholosy; Elliotrs Travels;
OF oGcehLs; Astoria, vols, by Washington Irving
STEPHENSON Sc GARWOOD
aprGS Corner Of Main and Union Streets
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

DOOKS-Just received and for sale by JOHN
ID FISHER-Swan's treatise, nav edition (for o.
sch DOL and Township Officers Manusl: Ohio Gaz-
etteeI Young Ladies Compapi0isi Select Family
and Parish Sermons, by Bishop McIlyaine; Nell
wines Evidences; BlrkerStths Scripture Help
Archbishop Serker's Lectures on Catechism; few
copies e the Church hoir, n new work. spI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

FRIDAY gvENiNG--ApRIL "a Ian

PORT OF WHEELING;
Arrivals and departures Of Strsboafs during tle L 4,
IS hosrs. esdirg wenrssday. 2 Pan
=, ARRIVALS. DErARruRrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

Hn Tons besi Jan sis iron and nails so bore
n" No Cincinnati soap; SO do candles
anf % j. A. " MORRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

ENEATHERs-l5 Sacks Feathers just received
IL and for sale by
ATrERBURY, CALDWELL. e. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

VINAMlLY BIBLES. with Psalms and Concordances;
IL large supply just received and for sale by
apr 25 STEPHENSON n GARwOOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

ME WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNION
Il VIII meet at the Amory IN Monday tho q III
inst, al o'clock. Pupc,usl attendance is requested
up 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

EMOVAI~-The Offices of the Wheeling Savings
- Institution q Western INSURANCE. Company h. Va
been removed TO The Rooms recently occupied b. H.
GOg & Go. No. ls2 Main street next door 70 ibe V,r'
giuiI Hotel. an n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

y b. BAYLY. ArroRNEY At LAw-Wiii prac.
u y tee IN ne superior and Coopfy Courts Of IVood
40 Jacksnn Counties Addres.--Parkersburah Wood
20 Va RrFERgNcEs. Hon Joseph Story. Of the
SoP'eme Govt, L. 8. Simon Creenleaf l.. T. d.
nafgssa UNIVERSITY. Cam Mass. Hopkins & Brosber.
,lA'vsy :. bevap Hoggh Hupp & "a. BalGnore-
20. ~ samools, Shcn Co Va. Bashr-d Taylor
Wuhams' Winehes;cg J. 2. kIsybury. 3. a
Mofstfits. Pslkssshsrsh dee 5-sn
- Kes, butter ! 81 fOa sSiisr. S5T ale ~
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-12
PROSPECTUS
THE CITIZEN SOLDI T. II
MILITARY PAPER TO re PUBLISHED AT
NorMirb, Vt,

Circumstanccsno only of vast Importance in themselves
hut ri the vital consequence to individuals and to the
nation in their results, have evidently combined to render
indispensable the addition Of Journal to the almost
incrnnabc list OF American Periodicals,
II is matter OF deep regret that while the feelings OF
every sect and party whc,lrr neral religious, POLITICAL
scientific literary have been excited, aud their energies
enlisted to advance to ultrais their ,vare schemes
aud dOgas, and to defend and preserve unchanged ANA I'M
scatled the civil institutions Of of country the very cor
which the whole sipersrucre Is hilt aud IN
which all depend Tor their future existence and perancn
cy has been ogoten neglected. and suffered to dllapalc
ana mollder back to decay.
While the text hook Of political existence declares,
that, well regulated Militia is necessary for the security
of free State and that "every State shall always keep
up well regulated and disciplined Militia while
history nd observation have taught us the utter impropr
cN and danger Of standng army in popular govern
mcnt the conviction is fastened upon us, that the safety Of
Country, both against external INVASION and
Internal commOOn also the enjoyment OF those ihvhlt
bile privileges which our Revolutionary Srcs have bestowed
upon their poslcry, must depend alone upon her citizen
sOlicry.
With these views the stranger would look with aston
mcnt upon the least neglect slightest indifference of
citizens toward the institution on which all our hopes
and rights depend without surprising possible that thoSr
or amy Of those who enjoy, ing its protection over
their persons property, could be secretly plotting tn
paralc anpulaic this right arm ri our common de-
fence. hut Is, and the numbers are not few, who
both secretly aud publicly put forth their utmost eycrton
To degrade, disgrace and render inefficient the Militia, Of
our own country. This spirit is poured forth, from our
Summaries Of rnrning from the Pulpit and the Dnr aud
not without effect, for eNcrcsccnccs have been fastened
upon the system, which have well nigh caused its DISCO
luton,
In order therefore to rcsscitatc and vgora,c the con.
stiiuonnl defence Of our country 10 render effective our
citzc-socr,, To elevate, and encourage the Militia Of
our own State, Of each state md Of the whole naon,
we propose to publish "Tic Citizen Soldier" This
lone is our apology. In this fellow soldiers we have
common interest, we will make the effort and II you ris-
tain us, II will bc successful.
THE CITIZEN SOLDIER will he published weekly nj
Norwich Vermont IN fine large Royal Sheet and will
he devoted To the interests Of ,e Militia Il will contain
iuaft, y.tk IA, St,.f.s usn
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-12
PROSPECTUS
TIIB ERI.ARr on TuIB AI
BY c. G. EAS n.

THERE never has been time in the am ais Of the |
when enthusiastic and energetic acton Of tina dem
ic party promised results so fattering ms the pres
Eie marked favorable change in public sentiment
the almost unanimous approval, by the people, Of IN
dependent Treasury plan, and, especially since the
nutiOn for the presidency, Of man deemed by the
lgent and honest portion Of the swing" party who'll
fit for the oillce,-the nnconcealed Misrepresentation
which large portion of the present dominant party
the corruption and beralt, Of the present state d!
and above all, the undisgused determination 4
lOUNG MEN TO tear away from the Nitals al me
an aristocracy encrvated by age corrupted by Powr
hardend By prohgasy who have lost, IN The niris
party and the scramble for place, oil he bencvolt
the good the patriotism Of the great--cianilng dist
Onl, by their Overwtening insolencc ana nnconpro@
aigutry all indicate that crisis great and unprrccdt
~ approaching in the affairs Of the Mountain State
To mid the democracy in meeting this crisis il III
ect IT THE SPIRIT OF TIIR AGE and 10 be thI
ter prepared, II may not lie improper to die 4
hst the editor will command, by contribution and bl
respondence, combination Of talent certainly ,su|
any hitherto known in the conduct Of the papers n
state, and which, whatever may be the nrrccnc
however fierce and desperate the struggle, unawed
ucnce and unbribed by gain" will advocaie tire prn(
Of democracy, and vindcatc the honor Of the state
TITS SPIRIT OF THE ACE viii be printed every fI
morning, sheet II fair size, and will contain more
ns mntter than my political paper at present print
the statf..
TERMS: Village subscribers 50 ,Oo.-Mail,
so in advance $50 90 after three months, 81, 81
ter wear. 81 so within year, TO persons bed
ing responsible for packages, $500 after a \
81 90 in advance for six months. Single col
six cents. j
Hoodstoek., May S, 1870.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-12
E, V f. r G. R E.E n ,
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF NEW AND
POPULAR TALES
Poetry and Enyrueings.

The Characteristic feature Of this work sign1cd and
portrayed IN its title. The monthly wreath which We
intend offering To readers shall be literally composed
EyERGREENs." Our design is To collect into shape
nj neat and suitable Tor prescry alton, the best aud
most interesting specimens Of the periodical aud fugitive
literature Of the day 10 rartuis separate the chat From
the wheat, the dross rom the pure gold and to present
compendium which, like good wne shall be heightened IN
vnu0by ngc and be- In the language Of motto Pcrren-
nl and Fragrant"
Of course II will but require exercise of taste to
render magazine founded this plan the richest depos
ory Of elegant and entertaining teraue ever publish
ed and this we seriously mean, 'THE EVERGREEN shall
be; for we quite that have the materials to
render II 80. We can boast Of brilliant st Of
rbutors than any periodical may he
Indeed there Is no author, hOnorably known to fame in
these any former times, to whose productions do
no, have access We shall always aim however, nj pre-
senting what Is and comparatively original IN the
readers Of this country beeveing at the same time,
thnuan old and familiar piece be excellent in ITSELF Is
Far preferable original article having claim upon
the attention Of persons Of refined literary taste.
great portion OF the talent Of the age, both In this
country and Great Britain has been exercised in the peri
oiica department NJ literature. We need but mention
wing, Jereys Iockhar Knowles, Moore, Marry Ans
WORTH Miss Milford, Praed Mrs lIenans 7. X. ervey,
Barr, Cornwall Thomas Hood Posk, Peake Leigh Hunt,
and hmdreds of other distinguished and agreeable writers
prove tIs fact These and many others Of eminence
have given brancy TO the magazine literature Of the last
years and such Of the productions Of these may he
and uncolected, shall find local habtation in tie
EVERGREEN.
Our mork will be embellishcd with engrarings wood
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ed by. .---s
New York May, 1870.
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DIR. SPOIIN'S
SICK IIEADACHE REMEDY

For the permanent cure of this distressing complaint
never lals When perseyered in, eitctuny renoyaes
the SYSTEM and does away the cause Of the SICK MEX.
vOUs HEADACHE. Thousands have tried it, and found
precisely the relief which the article promises to hestow
Certificates Of the strongest kind, and from the most
sp.u1ab persons, in possession of the proprietor
owhich have been published, tcsHng TO the per-
mancnt cure, und Others To immediate relief gwen by this
remedy. II affords relief To the afflicted in ID or 20 m
ules from the first dose II taken when the symptoms OF
attack first felt 1t prevents the further progress Of
the complaint and pr6suce danger at any time by
an excessive dose in such it would only throw
of the contents Of the stomach leaving and heal
Thy with M excellent appetite. All afflicted with head
ache should not fail to procure the article, and relieve
themselves from distressing complaint.
Physicians have in many instances given ii to their
PATIENTS and in every instance to knowledge with
great satisfaction have found certain cure. Sick and
Nervous Hadache is complaint with which physicians
do not wish to have thing to do and generally pre-
scribe only for temporary relief consequently, Dr. SpOlns
Sick Headache Remedy escapes the opposition which
some other proprietary articles meet from that
Try it once aud you neverwill regrctit. is composed
entirely of vegetables and contains mineral or pOs-
nous drug oany kind, and does not require any change OF
diet or exercise.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock 4 Co. Whole
sale Druggists 2Fletchrrstee NJ w. and By the princi-
pal Druggists in the Union.
JUDGE PATTERSON.
Read the following from Judge Patterson for thirty years
the first Judge in the County in which he lives.
MiddietoWn n. j. March l2, 1870
Messrs comstock & Co.
Genenen-NOu are at liberty to make such use Of the
following certificates you deem will best suhsrrSe the
purposes for which il is intended.
[CERTIFICATEO OF JUDGE PATTERSON
nERERY CERTIFY that my daughter has been afflicted
with sick head ache for the space of about 20 yearsths
ATTACKS sCCurrisS in about two weeks, frequently
lasting 81 hours. during wlch time the paroyysns have
been apparently soon to deprive her oi life
And AFTER having tried almost all other remedies in vain,
have hcen induced last resort to try snon's Head
ache Remedy us sold by you and to the great dsappOnt-
ment and joy of herself and all her friends found very
tertul relieirOm the first dose Othc medicine She hns
followed up the directions with the article and In every
when attack threatened has found immediate
relief, until she is near permanently cured The attacks
are now very seldom and disappear almost Immediately
after taking the quantity directed. hope that Others
may BE- bcnccited by the of this truly invaluable med
icne has induced mcto send You the above and remain
your Obedent servent.
JEiIU PATTERSON.
Judge Of the Court Of G. +.
For sale in Woodstock Vtby
Sly 7. HUTCHINSON, in.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-12

ONand aer "Wednesday, April /, 1910, the passenger
Orans this road will run follows: Leave the Depot
Of the Lowell Road, in Boston, at and II A. NJ and and
Leave Lowell at IA A. NJ, l2 II NJ, 3 IA and IA
M or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars from hos
Way Passengers taken at Tyngsboroug, n. Chelmsford,
and Middlesex
All baggage at the risk Of the owners.
Fare from Nashua to Lowell SO cesi from Nnsina 10
Boston, 81 so.
On the arrival Of the Nashua stages leave for any
part of Nav Hampshire, Vermont Newly orb and Canada
via Amo.keae, Concord kcenc, Charlcslowp, NH wind
Hooks are Kent at The stage Offices Nos. and II Elm
Street. whore be secureSn any Of the coaches,
aud information ob'nned respecting any Of the fol-
For Plymouth, GniahaH ynd Stansfead, dny, o'rlock
cars from Bosonyia Amoskeae, Concord, Plymouth, LIST
a, to liaverh ST. Jonsbnry, Derby, to Siaistead L. g.
For Ketne Brdttiebor0ugh, IT., albany, and Saratoga
~ T., daily O'Clock from Boston, via wnlpole Bel
and marlborough LIST day, to Bennington Az
Tor Meredith Iiiiasc Il. IT., 7ociock cars from Boston,
Monday. Wednesday, and Friday, via Concord, Gimanon,
Factory Village, same day day.
For harrington H. daily, by and II O'Clock cars from
oston via Concord LIST day. Hanover ~ H. to Montpelier
I'd day, to Burlington, VI. Sd day, Il, noon.
For Wnner aud New London, daily, Montpelier and
HARRINGTON, r. by O'Clock from Boston, Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday, via Iopkrton New Loudoa (,o
lodge LIST night Hanover and Montpelier I'd day. aud ung
For Ciarsrons Mon peitr and burlington ~. BY o.
clock cars from Boston, Monday "wednesday, md Friday,
via Francestown to Caremon LIST day Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday VIA IIennker Newport TO Crcnont LIST day
Windsor Woodstock, Royalion to Montpelier I'd day, Bur
lington Sd day at noon.
Forest Lins-Charieston, ". H. Chester ". Albany and
Saratoga ~ Y. by O'Clock from Boston, via Han
cock Charlestown N. H. to Chester VI LIST day Manchrs
ter, Arlington, Albany md saraioga I'd day y. ~; AZ
Chester this line intcrsecs s,ngrs for Ludlow, Mounr'l
For 1mo,k,ay MancS,,fer and Concord, Aeeommodn.
fon Stage, daily by O'Clock cars rom bos'o' nsh-
ing to meet the cars at Nashua, at 10 ii o'clock NJ
opS I,r1ur Accommodation D
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-12
DARING FRAUD,
CAUTION CIRCULAR.

ITO DRUGGISTS AND COU NTRY MERCH
Those valuable -r,clr~, OLDRlDGE'S BALM OI
III MBIA for the Hair, md HAYS LINlMENT fl
Piles, &c., have been extensively countcrieilcd.
wanting these preparations, ai please always write
ordering from IN, other house for Comst0ck'J arti
The true articles have that name or signature nwa
the wrapper, nnd ssnd.rs will remember that, wh
derng, ns the limitations so exposed in nrsrly
newspapers throughout this country, that they cou
be said, should they he unfortunate us to get them,
Our friends throughout the Union are requested
us immediate notice, by letter should any of the ca
eits appear in their respective places. Respectfully
COMSTOCK d G.
Wholesale Druggists Fletcher st. NY.
For sale in Woodstock by
Sly n HUTCHINSON