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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
R. P. MORSE,

WIN rs just returned from BOSTON with prime
n IL assortment of Goods, consisting in part nf
Provisions,
30 Bills Flour 1000 lbs Ham
30 Pork 1000 " Lard
10 " Beef 1000 " Cheese
Dried Beet Cod Pollock and Eake
Fish
Groceries,
Chests Tea Casks Rice
Bags Coffee Salaratus
Boxes White s. Brown Sal Soda-Spces
Havana Sugar Boxes e. Kegs Raisns
Barrels Port Rico Sugar Dates and Prunes
Molasses Oranges, Lemons, Apples,
Pickles, Preserves, &c. Sc.
ALSO
.Anyassermest Of Farming Tools all of which,
he offers cheap for Cash.
BATH, April 10th. tf3.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

England is now paying the sum of f72O,-
900 per annum for the support OF the roy
al family!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

Statement showing the amount of expenditures
of the United States, exclusive of the public
debt, for each year, from 1924 to 1887 inclusive,
stated in pursuance of a resolution of the House
of Representatives of the 25th June, 1873.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

NoTE.-The foregoing sums include payments
for trust funds and indemnites, which, in IS3.
was $5,6l0,4o4 SO. T. L. SMITH,
Register.
This sum is subject to small variation on tn,
settlement of the accounts of the Treasurer
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

sire Of the public debt for each year, from 184
to 1885,
l am very respectfully, your obedient servat,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary of the Treasury
Hon. J. K. Polk,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

ORIG1N OF THE rERM1 "HARD CIDER" AND
"Loc CABIN" The Washington correspondent
CT the Baltimore Republican, a prominent Van
Buren, paper, speaking sne eringly of Gen. HAIR
RIsoN, says:
"GIvE HIM BARREL OF HARD CIDER, AND
SETTLE PENSION ON HIM OF TWO THOUSAND
YEAR, AND OUR WORD FOR THE WILL SIT THE RE-
CABIN.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

oThe last link is broken which binde me to thee, y
as Martin Van Buren, said, ven ne heard the resuls
Of the late election in the ''Old Dominion"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

rc7s Printing done at this once
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

JAMES MONROE
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-14

ror, he forgot the magic sign that would restore
her again and as he lay there learlully signing
from his overburdened bosom, Selma, as if new
strength had been given to her, tore herself from
the Caliph's grasp, awed him by her lofty dignity
and virtue, and he stood gazing in wonder upon
her, not daring 10 moles, her
IIamet sprang after some moments, to his feet,
resolved in despair, on self destruction But as he
did so, he remembered with a shrek of joy the
magic spell ; and he hastily made the sign As he
had sprung, so had the Caliph rushed upon Selma
inspired by her charms TO renewed effort but
when he would have claspcd her, there was moth
ingness in his embrace, and Selma, painting, was
nesting, at home, in lIamets bosom.
Hamet resolved that very night to revenge his
inmries on the Caph He knew how the Popu-
lace hated him and, assembling them together
he spoke to them oflhe oppression of their master
Maddened by his eloquence, they armed themselves
and followed him to the palace. The guard were
stricken down in moment-the Calph and the
Vizier were seized as they fled pale and trembling
Hamet was placed upon the throne and ON
nipotent in virtue, ruled long and happily, best ii
the love of his Spirit Bride !
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-14
JAMES MORRISON, THE HYGEIsT.

vUyIIE True and Genuine MORsON'S PILLS, OR HyGEAN
Il VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES, mpie al ne mt
ish College of Hcah LOnd0n. Which have by their Gu
rative powers and intrinsic WORTH won the Confidence Ol
an enlightened Public and although opposed by the great
Body Of Physicians in Europe and in other Nations has
Ovcrsprcad the Globe that nj this me this Cesbrnted
VEGETABLE Medicine. is called for and to he had IN
every Civilized Country the GObe.lt is sold in Pack
ages of 81 90 S2,00 and $500,
TIE TEST OF GENUINENESS
Every Package sold in the state Of Vermont and in towns
bordering on Lake Chumpun in the State Of New York,
will be signed in writing by PANGBORN IL BRlNS-
MAID, JEWELLERS or BtRLlNGroS, VERMONT, who are
State Agents And also ssued by the SubAgcnts selling
them. SOLD Bl
JAMES II. MURDOCH, Woodstock, VI.
Vim. f. Greene, Ncrgcuncs; Jonathan Hngcr, Middle
bury j. Frost Co., rdport Kent Wright, Shorehnn,
Jas. Hull, Orwell Ira nuitoni Brandoni Hiram IT, che
ncy, Rutland w. L. Reynolds, Factory Point, Munci-
ester; NJ. H. scott, Bcnnngoni J. SCcnc Bratileh0ro
VI. :, Buckand, Bellows Falls; \. c. Goddard, Windsor
les II. Mmdock Woodstock; joel Day Royaoni Foster
Grow, Chelsea; Perry Marsh, Montpelier Jno. Kelsey,
Danyle; t. p. Walton Sons, Montpelier; Jones Flint
sJohnsbury VIM. Pierce, Lyndon; Geo. H. Warner uoln
son; :. Il. Morse, Crasbury; :. Lyman, Crniishurl
S;abin Kelnm lraSbureh; f. Cleveland, Coyentryi &. a
W. BAXTER Derby Line; Ed Lyman, North Fcrrishureh
Ama.a Paine Lowcll Otis H. Krlton, Montgomery q. 4.
Keith Sheldon; David IymHn, St. Adams MAYNARD Kid
der Moral \. V. e.. H.. IIach Wesiport. \. VI &. i.
IA. Boynton, Essex, \. y Alfred lartw.l koescNillc,
n. V. r. Cotrill patsburgc, \. y; Geo. Srvcrcncc.
Chazy, n. "; L. johnson ~ SON Whitehall, \. vi
DIR. GEO. TAYLOR, IINGElsr.
81, Broadway n. V,
United States Agent for the British College Of Health
London
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WEEKLY PENNSYLyANIAN,

For Sir Months, from Jnne or Juiy, 10 December or
January, 1910, for 80 ccuH.
The publisher of the PENNSYLVANIA Diroms those who
deslrious osubscrbng city paper during the
suing six months, which will be period Of intense po-
ltical excitement that they will receive subscriptions for
the WEEKLY PENNsyLyANAN" at the rate of 80 cents
advance for six months. The publication contains all
the important matter o the daily paper and the publishers
deem II well worthy Of the attention Of those who wish to
be correctly informed the of the Presidential
campaign great being taken tn give the earliest
tellgence both on political and other objects.
As the opponents Of democracy uiweaying in their
efforts I'LL the channels Of information with matter cal
cuated misead and deceive IL to he required
that efforts should be used to keep the truth much
possible before the eyes Ohe people better of do
ing this presents itself than that OF the cheap circulation
Of democratic journals actively participating in the discus
sons of the times, and regularly noting the events of the
present struggle throughout the United States. II is on
this account that the Weekly Pennsyvania is offered at
the following low rates-Five copies for so 90.
IFSubscrptions al this rate will he received during the
months OfJune july to continue till Dechmber or Janu-
AIRY, ls4l.
- Those sending two dollars will be entitled to five
copies
GrPostmasters are requested to set as agents.
THREE TINES WEEK PAPER.
TIE PEsSsYLvASiAS, published THREE TINES WEEK
will be furnished for six months at the rate Of Two Dol
LARS paid in advance. To commence also on The first
of June.
Philadelphia, May 50, 1910.
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
Is: s.1zs; ;l "A
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

an and arer Wednesday, April |, lS4O The passenger
Oruins This road will run follows Leave the Depot
OF the Lowell Road, in Boston, at and IL A. NJ, and ana
10 IL i. NJ.
Leave Lowell at ii A. NJ, la IA NJ, IA and 6 IA
r. NJ Immediately on the arrival of the cars from bo'-
Way Passengers taken at Tyngsboroug, N Chelmsford,
and MiddlescS
All baggage at the risk of the owners
Fare from Nashua to Lowell, 80 cents ron Nashua to
Boston, 81 so.
On the arrival of the Nashua stages leave for any
part of Nawllampshire Vermont New-fork and Canada
via Amoskeag, Concord, Kecne Charesown, N H., Wind
sor and marlborough, Vt.
Books kept ut the Stage Offices, Nos ana IL Elm
Street. whore seats be secured in any oil the coaches,
and correct information obtained respecting any oil Inc ol-
lowing routes
For plymouth, Guildha ynd Stanstead, daily, 7 o'clock
cars from Bosionyia Amoskeae, Concord, Plymouth LIST
day, aycrhi St. JOhnsbury, Derby, to Stasead, lac
For keene, Brdttieborough, H., ALBANY, and Saratoga
~ Y, daily o'clock from Boston, via Walpole, Bel
ows Falls and marlborough LIST day, to Bennington AL
For Meredith Village H. H., 7o'cock cars from Boston,
Monday Wednesday, and Friday via Concord Gmanton,
Factory Vilagc, same day day.
Boston, via Concord lst day, Hanover NJ H. to Montpelier
I'd day, to Burlington, VT. Sd day, at noon
For Warner and New London, daily Montpelier and
Buriin gOn, ~ by O'Clock cars from Boston, Monday
Wednesday and Friday, via HOpkn,on New London, 10
lodge LIST night Hanover and Montpelier I'd day and Burng
ton Sd day, at noon -
clock cars from Boston, Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday
via Francestown to Claremon LIST day Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday VIA Iennkcr, Newport to Claremon Isl day
Windsor Woodstock, Roy alton to Montpelier I'd day, Bur
lngton Sd day at noon.
Forest Lne-Charieston, n. H. Chester ". albany and
Saratoga ". T. by O'Clock cars from Boston, wa Han
cock Charlcsown N H. to Chester, VI. LIST day Manche
ter Arlington Albany and Saratoga, Cd day r. NJ Al
Chester this line inersccs Stages for Ludlow Mount Holly
Middehury and Burlington, VI.
For .imosksag, Manchester and Concord, Accommoda
ton Stare daily, by O'Clock cars from Boston, Return
Ing to meet the Nashua at 10 ii O'Clock A. NJ.
Uenpik,r ami FrancrSto,pn accommodation Stage, b,
If O'Clock cars from Boston, Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
day. Returning opposite days leaves llennk er at ant
Francesown at o'clock A. NJ. to meet the Ia O'Clock
| cars ut Nashua for Boston. ONSloW SIEARNS,
April 1910 superintendent
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-14
AM NEVER ALONE.

FROM "oLEAsINos" ny LADY JARVIS.
am never alone--at early dawn,
When the lark pours her joyous notes on high,
When the diamond dew-drops gems the lawn,
And the daisy opens her fearful aye;
I am never alone--with fragrant air
The spirit of the first Young hour is there.
In one loud pmnn our songs ariso.--
"Thanks to our God for the earth and Skies
For the early dawn the gli,lsring dews,
For the heaven OF song, the glow Of hues,
For the life the light, the love we share-.-
Thanks THANKS for the thoughts OF praise and prayer'
am never aonc-at warm nOon-day,
When the breeze Is drank by the scorchins heat,
Whcnthc lark has hushed it. thrilling lay;
And the flowers shut up their odors sweet;
AIN never none-..besde me lies
The spirit OF the wood with deep dark eyes.
Ny heart is stillcd with flower and bird
Ny soul is with that spirit heard;
Low, sOn as summers breath arse---
"Thanks TO our God for the earth and skies
For the glowing noon, the cooling glade,
For the sweets Of rest the calm ofshade,
For the light, the love, the peace we shure.-.
Thanks thanks for the thoughts praise aud prayer
lam never alonc-.at evening close,
When the twiterng birds bid earth good night
When the insect HUNS round the laure-rosc,
Aud the hat flies low in tho dim Iwilightj
am never nlonc-.on Bonded knee,
The spirit of the night wind-prayswi.h me.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-14
TO THE BALD HEADED
AND OTHER 5.

Docs any know ncighbor ORA friend who has beer
Bald, and whose head is now covered win nne iar r.
One whose coat collar covered with dadrui though
brushed every hour-wich has now vanished entirely
Or one whose hair at early agc were turning grey WHIT
now has grey hair Children whose heads were Gov
cred with scur-whosc hair would not grow, that are
now growing the fullest crops of hair Some cases must
be known to most PERSONS Ask them the cause, and YOU
will be told these things have been by the use OF the
BAJM OF COLUMBIA. Or20 years growth Is this ar
Gle its demand increasing annually some hundred per cent
though when discovered not opposed by any thing ioI
the same purpose, assalled by almost nunbercs-
mushroom trash preparations that will the hair il used
to any extent Can than these facts be wantcdrc
fer to the recommendations by list of names OF cspectd
by uncqaed by any other article. Look to these things
by this article STAY aud preserve your hair by its use,
bal restore it, Ladies' attend to tlis-hndrcds in fash
onabe life ure using ii the only arclcreay tit for the
toilet Long hair is very apt to fall out. LaIcs use the
Balm of Columbia in time to yourselves the disgrace
of badness by neglect OF your persons,
II is your duty nOrast, to preserve the beauties
nature, with which bonnii Creator has endowed yot
Else the Balm, for il Will do II.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-14
DR.. SPOIIN'S
SICK HEADACHE REMEDY
April If 10.

For the permanent cure of this distressing, complaint
never fails When pcrsevered in, II efectunliy rehovntt
the SYSTEM and does away the oi the SICK NElY
VOls HEADACHE. Thousands have tried it, and iour
precisely the relief which the article promises to besto
Certificate Of the strongest kind, and from the most rd
spectacle persons, are III possession OF me proprietor
some oiwhch have been published, teslyng to the peg
unent cure and others to mmcduc relief given hy thl
remedy 1t affords reei to the afflicted IN ID or 20 m
ues from the trst dose. If taken when the symptoms
attack first felt. II prevents the further progress
the complaint and produce danger ut any time t
an excessive dose AS in such case il would only lhroY
oil the contents of the stomach leaving 1t sweet and heal
thy with excellent appetite. All afflicted with head
ache should fail procure the article and relic
themselves from so distressing complaint.
Physicians have in many instances given 1t to incl
patients, ind in every instance, to our knowledge wiz
great satisfaction have found II certain cure. SicA an
NCruOus Headdche is complaint with which ply siclaI
do wish to have any thing to do, and generally PR
scribe onl, for temporary relief consequently, Dr. spohn
Sick Headache Remedy escapes the opposition WHO
other proprietary articles meet from that source.
Try it once and you ncverwil rogTetit. IL is compost
entirely of vegetables and contains no mineral or poll
drug of any kind, and does not require any change
diet or exercise.
Sold wholesale aud retail by Comstock & Co. Who'll
sale Druggists Fletccrstrect n. Y, and by the prnc|
pal Druggists in the Union.
JUDGE PATTERSON.
Read the following from Judge Patterson for thirty veal
the first Judge in the County in which he lives
Middietown N. j. March l2, 1910.
Gcntcmcu-Nou at liberty to make such use of III
following certificates rs you deem will best subserye III
purposes for which il is intended.
tCERTIFICATEO OF JUDGE PATTERsON.l
HERgRy CERTIFY that my daughter has been afflicted
with sick head ache for the space o about go years-t{
attacks occurring once In about two weeks, frequent
lasting 2! hours, during which time the puroNl ha,
been severe rs apparently soon To deprive her Of lie
And after having tried almost all other remedies in vain
have been induced last resort 10 try Spohns lCaJ
ache Remedy sold by and the great disnppOnI
aud joy Of herself and all her friends found very nj
t,rta rcliellrun the first dose the medicine She
followed up the directions with the article and in eve
when an attack was threatened has found imneda
relief until she is near permanently cured. The aac
are very seldom and disappear almost immediate
after taking the quantity directed. hope that othe
may be benefited by the OF this truly invaluable mt
icnc has induced meto send You the above and roma
your obcdent seryent
JEHU PATTERSON.
Judge Of the Court of C.. =.
For sale in Woodstock Why
5-ly 7. HUTCHINSON in.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-14
ONE HOUR WITH THEE!

Que hour with thee, in Springs sweet morn,
While fowrets sent the dewy lawn,
And buds iorth-sprins.ng,
Around arc flinsins
Their fragrance from the rosy thorn,
One hour with thee in leaiy jane,
Amid yon wood, with ycrdure strewni
Where ilocks ARE playing,
And thither straying,
Sport in the sultry summer noon,
One hour with thee, while Autumn's brsszss
Il waving ore the burdened trees
Whose boughs are bending
With rich fruits, blending
swestly with all the rapt eye sees.
One hour with thee, one hour with thee
While sinking in tranquility,
The sun rsposes,
As daylight closes,
Beneath the glsw of yonder sea,
One hour with thee, tooby the light
Ofyonder hearth'fre, sparkling bright;
Whose magic power,
While tempest lower,
Gladdens the gloomy winter night. o
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-14
From the New-Yorker.
TIE LOVE THAT BRING TO THEE.

DY C, DONALD MACLEOD,
Zayda, list I've lay for thee
caught its notes from the iOreat tree.
I heard the leaves when their murmur grew
To songs, rs the wind swept ore them;
Aud heard the drops of the silver dew,
A they fell from the boughs that bore them
And the voice of the merry forest tree
Was still ofths love that bring to thee
Zayda, list I've a lay for thee
I caught its notes from the rolling sea.
marked the sound that the pillows burst
On the pebbled shore was making;
And listened to the cymbal music, nursod
In the midst Oft the foam-bel's breaking;
And the song of the never-silent sea,
Was still ofthe love that bring TO thee
2ayda, list I've lay for thee
Twas caught from the burning melody
That minstreal walked from his heart and Tyre,
To maiden blushing near him,
Til! she felt the glow olhis mllsc's fire,
And sunk in his arms to hear him
And the voice Of tibet passion melody
Wus the very love that hiring to thee
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-14
CAUTION CIRCULAR,

r-rTo DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Those valuable articles, OLDRIDGE's BALM OF co.
LUMBh for the HAIR and HAYS LlNIMENT for the
Piles &c, Nave been extensively councrIeitcd Those
wanting these preparations will please always WRITE when
ordering from any other house for Comsocks articles
The articles have that name or signature always
the wrapper, and vendors will remember that, when or.
derng the limitations so exposed in nearly all the
newspapers throughout this country, that they could not
be sold, should they be unfortunate toget them.
Our friends throughout the Union requested to give
immediate notice BY letter should any of the counter
itts appear in their respective places. Respectfully,
COMSTOCK a co.
Wholesale Druggists Fletcher st. n. Y.
For sale in Woodstock Nt.by
SLY 4. HUTCHINSON Jr
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-14

WITT & SOUTIIGATE, Merchant Tailors, have just
w received from Boston, the most splendid assortment
of Gons their line Of business, Offered in this section
of the country, consisting in part Of roadc0ts, CASH
mercs Doe skins style, Mcrno Cassmercs and summer
goods of every description.
good assortment of domestic goods and THlors trim
mings OF all kinds and low prices for cash short credit
w. 5. Platter themselves that with every means in
their power and by constant attention to their business
they shall he able to the calls OF all who may favor
them with their patronage.
All kinds of garments made short notice and warrant.
ed fit SALE and in good style rs in any other
shop. Cutting done for Others to make short notice
Woodstock may, 3. lSiC. 1T
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FREE COUNTRY AND FREE TRADE.

TENE subscribers respectfully give notice that they have
4 Just received and ARE opening ut the Old stand
OF Joseph u. DanOrh Esq, rich and fashionable stock
of Spring and Summer Goods Of the best styles for the
country tratc,-togcher with general assortment ol
Crockcry Glass and Hard Ware, W Goods, Paints Oils,
Dye Stus and complete assortment of Iron and Boston
mills also large assortment oi Liquors the best that can
be found in the country, &c. DC.
Purchasers requested to call and examine our Stock
before purchasing elsewhere the above stock will h.
DISPOSED of extremely low prices for cash approved credit
or country produce For further particulars cu aud
BOSWORTlI a FOSTER.
barnard lime lsiO. 7-l3
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WOOL CARDING & CLOTH DRESSING.

NHE subscribers would inform the inhabitants of Que
chez and vicinity that they have engaged the privilege
of Cardng and Cloth Dressing, at the factory OF j. i.
c. Strong Dewey the ensuing year. and having superior
Machinery atter themselves that they shall be able To
give satisfaction to those who may favor them with their
CUSTOM Wool ccansed and oiled in the best MANNER
Wool and cloth taken and returned at stockers store,
IIartland -Four Corners Rice ~ Boardmans and Taft,
Bates a. Co. Woodstock week. They will be
authorised to bargn and settle the same if customers
choose. ~ l0per cent discount for cash down:
A. q. DEWEY,
j. ). IAINES.
Qucchcc May 22d 1910 i'm
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From the Boston Chronicle, Jan. 10.

1TWe see by an advertisement in another column that
Mc.srs. COmstock ~ Co.. the American Agents Tor Oh.
drdpS, Balm of Columbia have deputies to sell that art
cle in Boston and elsewhcreWe know lady Of this city
whose hair nearly gone to expose entirely her
chronological dcvelopements which, considering that they
betokened most amablc disposition, was not in reality
very unfortunate Nevertheless she mourned the loss
locks that she had wOr an after years utess resort
miscaed resoratyes purchased, some months ago,
bottle two OF Odridges Balm and she has now rngels
in rich prolson glossy and OF raven backness We
not punng-nonc of the commodity has been sent to
and, indeed, do not want any, for though we were o.
bged to wear a wig year ago, have now through III
virtue hair enough and of passable quality, Of our own
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm of Columbia has been initiated by nooriou.
countereer. Let it be purchased unless have tn,
name Oft. $. COMSTOCK, or the signature Of COM
STOCK ~ Co. OH Il splendid wrapper. This is the only
external that will secure the public from deception
Address COMSTOCK a co.
Wholesale Druggist, New York,
No. 9 Fletchrr-stIeet,