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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25
TIE LION OF TIE DAY.


THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN PILLS
Hiyhiy recommended By Doct. baisntint Moi W. d. 81
n. !. and others.
vNNEsE ne the orders Any one that does not md re-
ul from, these pills the price Is refunded buck, these
tile POSlIN ORDERS ol INT rIuVuVi asv"'" ."'i
Others.
In Offering these pills tohc public, appeal To their IN
lelinrnce thOIr pills not what they are rcccoll-
mrmicl, you IN duty bound ont O respect 10 !onst
aud community reject them and publish them 10 Tue
world rs An imposition imhls aud qnarhcr!, The pub
lie may be- assured thry purely vegetable, they are
composed Of nine ingredients part at the ntithr !, Only
found In Ala AID The Nits Oi Germany For c"N tlt,e
these extracts made into pills and viii he found sure
cure OF rclicfiur NIL bilious complaints lcnw nhd billions
lrycrs fever AID nsuc, audice, scarlet rash, hos chdi
ic, Dyspepsia DC. ,u :,
scascs To which the human ~ stem Is liRhlc Ten 'hosHi
usclcs. efforts have been made to draw from III, cfon ct
unknown fancy some long spun theory nj magic HrI, Nhc
would cure cnch and every di,casc Good hedlchel' MOI
to be found In the fire or whirlwnd.
lleat, nnd happiness hars upon chance wnds-'ime Is
the herald NJ truth.
The rast at ,-i is secures they have already raised
monument NJ their greatncss which will defy the corr0i
tooth Of time. -. 49,,
Sold by T. Hutchinson, IT,, Tail, haics@'n NonI,'o'l'
A. Gibson, PrOciOrsyillr, Shrrwin " kichnrh'Nn, H. u
p,mng & Co., Sas Bruce. Jr., Chester u. b Newton
l,rnn a Brooks, Norwich J. &. HrooLs' ln'hinH
Nichols iInriiurd T.. Clement Briderwarr T. T. iiii
tnqton IIartlud; I. ". l!ubbarl, llnril y oi'n'c
Windsor; T. &. fayi Rradinri linth Jones, S!u''
Reading; Robbins White, tnvrndish' ;. Ifuh'.'s yer
Lmsyis Bailey Bartlett, Wrathcrsncldi II. Richardson
A Co., l.. Atwood, Rochester Jl'H
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his rocm by Illness for several days, and that dur
ing part of the time he had shown SYMPTOMS OF
dcIlrIum. On Sunday morning, abou, three o'c'ock
he rose from his bed and took a razor, which he
was about drawing across his throat, when he was
discovered by the nurse, who succeeded in wres-
ting The razor from him. Shortly afterwards he
made another attempt TO Gu! his throat, in which
he succeeded. Physicians were immediately cal
ed in, but not soon enough to save the life of the
patient
ANoruEn.--A man by the name Of Edward
Davy, Il resident of The town Of Greece, in Roch-
ester county, hung himself from brace in his
barn about II o'clock, A. NJ. on Wednesday last.
lie was originally from England was about 81
years rage-he had been a resident Of the United
States about thirty years-came to this country
from Narcotics last Springfield il wife and three
young children, and was in comfortable crcum-
stances, being worth about $4,000. He had bar
gained with man that morning to sell his farm,
but the other altering his mind, sent word that he
could not purchase, whereupon the deceased went
to his barn and with his comforter, suspended him
self from brace. lie was discovered shortly at
ter. but too late to be restored.
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MIR. sUYDAM MURDERED!

Discovery Of the Murders THE mystery that
has so long hung over the sudden disappearance OF
Mr.. Abraham Suydam, late President of the Me-
chanics' and Farmers Bank Of New Brunswick,is
now removed and there is bu! very little doubt
that he was most basely and inhumanly murdered
The following startling disclosures in relation to
this sad affair we &c, from thc.Dcmocra,c Press of
New York ofyester'lay.
1t appears that some suspicious circumstances at
tended the conduct and behaviour Of house car
pcn,er in New Brunswick, named Peter Robinson,
excited the attention oflc authorities f'hat place
lie was seen to have in possession gold "a'ch'
aud was usually flush of money; and he was
heard to say that he had paid back the sum OF mon
CIV which he had borrowed from Mr.. Suydam, IN
order to raise the mortgage which was on his prop
er,y, but he did not dare take the mortgage TO the
clerks office for fear Of being charged with the
murder Of Mr.. s..
Yesterday, Robinson was arrested and examined
before the Mayor Of New Brunswick, and from his
confused manner and contradictory statements, ii
wns determined that his house should be searched
Accordingly the Mayor, accompanied by several
ronstabes, and number of citizens, proceeded to
Robnson's house for the purpose OF searching 1t.
Every room, nook and corner in the upper stories
The house were searched, but without success.
AT last one OF the consiahcs proposed 10 adjourn to
the cellar and see what could be discovered there.
This proposition caused the greatest trepidaion on
the par, Of Robinson, who strongly demonstrated u
,oins it. lie stated tha; If the floor Of his ccllcr
was removed, it would cndanger the safety Of the
building and there was no telling what would be
the consequences. This only made the party ieel
the more convinced Of Rolinsons guilt, and they
Immediately commenced operations by removing
the plank floor Of the cellar A few boards and
the earth underneath only had been rcmoved,wher
the dead body OF the unfortunate MIR. suydarn, to
the establishment Of all present, was found. lit
skull was found 10 be dreadfuly fractured, and hi
hea was horribly dsfgurcd by the marks ofbIow'
which had hecn inflicted on it. From the state o.
his body, it is supposed that he Was murdered
, eight or nine days ago. Robinson was fully com.
, mttcd.
Since the above was in typc,w learn that wher
the train Of cars left New Brunswick lst evening
the Coroner was holding an inquest over the bod,
z Of the murdered gentleman; and also that the wilt
and biother of Robinson have been arrested ant
imprisoned on suspicion Of their being concerned
in the diabo!cal deed. The greatest cxcitemen
+ prevails in New Brunswick, and there is no telling
where il will end.-PhH. Times.
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MARRIED..

In Reading, by Rev W. Skinner, Mr. Henry u. Gleason
of Rutland To Miss Drusia Realicll of Cavindsh Mr.
Henry G, Buttercld to Miss Lovsa w. Tyrre both of
AndOyCr.
In Springfield, Thanksgiving Day, by Rev. LEWIS, Mr.
Joshua e. Gowing to Miss Abigail Harlow, all Of Spring
field
In Mddesex lith Inst. by Rev, b. W. Smith, Mr. Ed
ward Putnam, ofMonpelier to Miss G. h. W. stone, %
MiddescS.
In Belhchy Rev. +, Garfield Mr. Rodney Shed to Miss
Orrea Jones.
In StOckbrdgc by the Rev. Samuel A. johnson TO
Miss Caroline Partridge, both Of Stockbrdse.
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Tim Copper and Sheet Iron Work.

JNiIE subscriber would inform his frcrds and the public
thai he continue. 10 carry the above business IN
all its yuruns branches, hi Old stand nearly opposite
Whimuys Hotel where he will hold himself, IA rcudncss
To accommodate all who tcl DISPOSED 10 puruLiac
him. The best Of stock will be kept constantly On hand,
and no pains viii be spared to keep the hest workcn IN
constant readiness 10 execute orders for the durut
ware in this line.
on HAND AND FUR SALE,
5TANLEY'S pARI.OR STOvES-Cour sizes, the most
beautiful pattern in the market. Also
WO0lSONS COOK, and sheet iron diving hue, COOK
STOVE, and Sheet Iron Stoves aud Pipe.
COPPER ROLLERS d TEAKErTLES.
TIN SAP BUCkETS, Ia new and much approved article
HfRD VAR, 81. sc.
All who ARE in of any of the above articles will do
well to call mud examine the md prices, before par
chasing elsewhere. JOHN BLiSIi.
Woodstock, Dec. 90, 1910. 81
n. B.-Cash paid Tor Sleeps pets. j. b.
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u. III. HALEY

HAS removed 10 the shop lately occupied by Noah
Fisher Jr where he Manufactures aud keeps for sale
all kinds Of Silver Ware, snch Ten, Table, Dessert
salt and Mustard Spoons Cream lidlcs, Sugar T0nes,
Butter Knives, &C. &c Gold and silver pcctilcs olevcry
pattern made in the best manner and warcntcd TO iii the
eve.
The above articles nc will sell ms low at wholesale or
Retale rs can be purchased in New York, or Boston.
Particular attention paid to the repairing of spoons
Spcctacles aud all other job work
All orders by mail or otherwise, will meet with inine-
daic attention.
Cash pad for Old gold and silver.
Woodstock, Dec. II, 1870. 2S-6m
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25
From the .NsW- Yor ksr.
AWAY! AWAY!
Woodstock, 2lst Dec. 1910.
ny C. O. EAsTMAl

pYC. O. EASTMAN.
I've thrown them all away away.
And not single token
i. lett me orccall the day
His tickle vows were spoken.
The ,carfhe DER my shoulders threw,
The ring, This name wa, on itO
Iii, card the flowers, the billet-douI,
The warm and hatterns sonnet
Away away!
I've thrown them all away.
I've thrown them all away away.
i And brightly, on the morrow,
y Will beam the eye that yesterday
Wa, dmmed an honr with sorrow.
The chain, the Lutte, the sinsing-bird,
The books he used to bring me,
The letters which my tear, had blurred,
The songs he used to sing me-
Away away!
I've thrown them all away.
I've thrown them all away sway
The thoughts Of the fase-hcartsdi
Ard now my hearts rs wild and gay
As ifweh never parted;
The glow is on my cheek again.
And every single token
lie l.ft me to recall the pain
Oiyows 50 nsciy .puksn--
Away away!
I've thrown them all away.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the Subscriber being appointed b. the Honorable
w the Probate Court lor the district nj Windsor, Com
missioner, To receive examine and adins, AL rlrs ana
demands Of NIL persons, against the estate "i A'h COMM
,on late of lrIng in said district deceased, rcprrrGrd
iusuly,nt and also all claims aud demands exhibited ~ on
set thcrro; and six months from the sixteenth day ut oc-
toer, leiO, being allowed b, said Court u" 'hn' rnp'
we n ih,r,irr hereby give notice, that viii a,tcd 10
the business Ut mr. appointments NJ the dwrnsln'S ni
Rul, IIurk in Reading. the last Frun> ~ February
ncIt from n,e o'cork, 4. NJ until four o'clock T. NJ on
said day. RUFUS Bttk, commissioners.
HIRfM GODDARD,
Reading NV, 80, 1910. S25w
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
y Is: ) q 81; 3 - X. n
WINTER AnRA NGEMENT.

an and after TUESDAY, Dec. !, l5i0, The passenger
Otrains on this road viii rs follows Leave The Depot
Of the Lowell Road in Boston, NJ l2 ard ~ l-2 4. NJ,
and Pm. Nashua at "a A. NJ and Il NJ and IL
Lowtll at 81 4. NJ, & 10 CA l-ip. NJ, or inl-
n,cda,cy un the arrival Of the Ears from boston.
Wa, Passengers taken ut TyngsboTonsand N Chclins-
lJnl. =.
Fare from Nashua to Lowell so cents; from Nashua,
to Boston, $ 80.
On the arrival Of the at Nashua, stages leave ior any
mart of Nav Hampshire Vermont Ncwi orb ana 'nnnda
via Amoskeag, Concord kcen. CharlcsIown, ~ ILL., Wind
sOr, aud BrattlcbUrOHlh, Vt. -
hook. are kop, at the stnee Office Nos. 9nnd Elm,
street nosroS and the Northern and Western Railroad
and stage Office In front of the Depoti LOWELL, where
seats can be secured in ANY Of the COACHES ana corrhe'
information obtanJd respecting the darent stage rous
MrRcn.ynrsE TRAINS, will leave tho Freight Depot at
Charlcsown and Nashua, ever! morning, sundas cAeep
tCd)
All goods to be transported on the Rail Road, going
nboyc Lowell must be sent to the Conipanys Freight
Dcno, Cbarlcsuw IL ut the end UrWarrcn Bridge.
Goods to be forwarded b, the morning trains must be
sent to the Depot : carly us the evening before.
The COMPANY having provided large and CONNEXIONS
Storr both nj Nashua and Charlcstown, and hav
Ing complicated their arrangements Tor the Transportation
Of Merchandise give notice that they are now prepared
traspor all Gnnds, and country Produce when ma We
forwarded their Dcpois, and for this purpose nave
furnished safe aud covered which will perfectly Sc
cur GOODS from damage and carci and experienced men
take charge Of The Transportation business az The De
pots and TO ACCOMPANY the goods over the road.
The Coinpany determined not only to accommodate
the public but TO extend cy,ry facility in their power
hott 10 TcnnlscrT aud Merchants have fixed upon the
following rates Ui Freight: -.
81, 70 Nor ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town 3 OOpcr ton each wa, between Nashua aud Low
ell.
All H,rnl1r Transfers running 70 the cars VIII he car
ric over the rnnd between Nashua and Charlesiown each
ways ONsLow sTEARNs,
Superintendent
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25

SuIcIDEs.-Wiam II. JcfIerd, Of the firm Of
Burns, Hays & Co., of New York. committed SUI
icidc by cutting his throat on Sunday last. lie was
native of Vermont, about thirty years of age, OF
respectable character, and doing prosperous
bushes II appears That hc h,d been confined to
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25
THE BOSTON ALMANAC FOR 1871.

NNTI be ready for purchasers about the 2tth Of De
w ccnibcr Orders ir,t received will meet with III.
frs, attention. This NUMBERS IN Improvement upon all
preceding numbers. 1t contains niEf.I0hI u nIi we
bu,r,s, g,oJIs Gtd G'g. IN he r.y, Alphabetically mr.
rnIscd under each business profession. TINS Dirt''ury
will b, of great Importance all who are In ar! way con
ncccd viii the bi,incs Interests o' Huston ~ VIII y.
rup,rr nic To the Warehouse. stores shops, und III
fees of the citizens The Calendar pages have been great.
/, improyc and contain five sS additional columns OF
important calculations. The Alnahnc VIII contain o,r
rcr,,d man of The CIV list % all the Streets, Bank, In
surnncu Offices Societies, Hiugrarhits u Eminent men,
Government Of United States, tcn,ns 0fn,suciuSciis,
Courts, ETC., Public Institutions, stages fhcAt' cc anu
very interesting account Of the cit! UfLowc written BY
Onr Of her ci,i,rt,.
The wora will he prn," on fine paper, with cn'i'e rev
type, aud Handsomely bOnnd IN cloth Ffce - cents "
couy A liberal discount made totinse who buy to sell
again Orders sent to rHoH.s GRooN, ~ state street
boston, will meet With prompt attention. 5l't'
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N eW { cod S.

NE subscriber has Just received from Boston in add.
ton to hi, former stock the grCacat variety Gi Watch
es Jcwery, silver ware, Hri,tUl ware tncy Goods, nv.
sic in sheets, aud musical Instruments, toys, clocks and
tinc-pipccs, rine powder, ana PERCUSSION caps; cobs,
prcumcry pud siryirg soap; good assortment ct bass
vul and yul string, cgrionct reeds, violin bows screws
and bridges wl.rt heads for bass yius aud in short, al
most any article that nay be found in variety store
which viii !. sud nj reduced prices, for CASH produce or
short and approved credit.
p.Isr- Wishing Tor any Of the above articles can DO
furnished cl - as at any ulCr atOrC in the country
P!e,su call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
J. II. MURDOCH
NIB Particular attention prid to clock and watch rs-
pairing, aud also To the repairing oiicwclry. J. H. NJ.
Woodstock, sept. 49, lclO. II
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ArTI,r SIGN OF OLD TIVE.

nrsSELI 4 CiARKE, Wntct-makcrs and Jewellers,
IL drcrlly opposite Nhituc,' hotel, Woodstock, VT
Keen rom, anti, on hand. sale. general assortment OF
IlnckS Watches and Jcwylry. WI,hcs and Time Pieces
of al description repaired ard warranted IT, perform well,
OF reasonable terms. Also Music Boxes and Accordons
rc',. he'd and tuned on short notice.
.,.l-- a rhruai Ly ma. Of otherwise, wi,lreeeivs
immediate Intention.
SO. +, l''V. I-N
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WOOD TYPE.

yENiE subscriber having commenced the manufacture O.
Y wond Pc at Whitehall n. !. respectfully in,Irms
The Nrutrrs Of The United STATE, and CHnuGu, that Ia is
prepared tocuL wood ipc, U. ever! size u4L ~, IL non
liaca Ptciup
Pnhurs wishing fonts Of any particular letter, have
them rtc Ia order without any additional charge Ly
ding pattern lettcr,
The artstrhrr has made Grga1CCmtLtrto manufacture
type low, that il puts Il In The power Of every Printer
furnish his GSc complete with wood type, half The
uul prices charged By other manufacturers.
County newspapers Inserting Tie above six times and
scndin. paper the subscriber, shall receive So in type
providing they bu! TO tie amount OF Sc.
JOHN G. GAY,
lr WOOD cngrnyings executed neatly and oAgcdtous!y
at the above establishment.
Whitehall, Oct. 80, 1910 3l-36.
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NOTICE.

I,IIIs NAV ccrtfv that have given nv son. hnoch
or his time aud shall claim ri his earninssor pay
my PHILIPS TAYLOR.
p,rn.rd. De-. II, 1870. Sf-3
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25

mrs. BuRNEiL a CASTLE, have entered into part,
~ Rorsip in the practice Of fhysic and surgery anu
will for the present. be found at their respective ph''
residence. 49,,
Dec. 1910. ora
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25
SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASES COOKING STOVE,
OPERATING rrosA PRINCIPLE NEW.

y1NIE subscriber having contracted with Mr. = IT, Chase
r the right ri his stove Tor Tie Count! of Windsor,
rss leaves 10 call tie .ri'l'n ~ IL, uhAc 10 u. ahs.
nt stove hey ut doubt economical una CuNVith'
than any other coG'Ha stove III ust II Is c"hN,n,h,Do
u!s pUCu CuN.rCiinN, uil tcnGuhlt"l, LOT no
will three urrts uthr iuciEcct'sGryto
he consumed in ,llr stove III UfJ: 10 do al equal u
mount III cuohHg. IL contains tMn"'cHs ~ 3r"t U!ith
su's, which can in an instant have Temperature :" 'nl
rcd ,nnnpr 4, to be udrrtd u baking az roasting the
must lrralc u. We, Is ;lc cuar'c food ihc tira ne
!cpprtmcr, i, perfect Ia every point oNcW SiN hoIcrs
cun be use Tt time, The tf'iha recruitment fso Gun
strucic, that IL, Wu,c not "N''ed !" pass 'o u's
roon hon ,ull, ' 'e.,..' into TIE Stove. DNiri TO
the rccu,yil! Of l!lr i'iatli', rl'" '' ~ "p'
crates none o. tie nu lila tt fire chandler st!er,G 10
mss Ic'ly into the pine, Will al tle co.ll ui' N tho
stove . 81 l.cg Ihs l. done by M 'h""hcI iorre.
rarchnI lo air and smoa. utr !s pnF,'' VIII vs. h'M,
and In SD, i'ar, IL ln rf1'urc Nr! strong dhbh'
i,, MI ,c heat generated l!s be applied to some prae'
ticrl purpose. -, . 49,,
In ronl Tho above hnyr connected with this advert
isncnhr following certificates !roa g'nt'cn cirnd,b'-
%, character who are now ,lg he stove III this vicinity
The stoves will be kept constantly On hnna ana ,'S sa'
Woodstock, July ll,h lsic.
CrHrITicArr,.
Denr Sr-i hate used one nfyorr Cooking Stoves in my
f,m;, for some time mast. The stove i all that you have
recommended il to be and ccl il IN! duty 10 state that
cuiisid,ri il o!hc most important Mrcnti6h uih'"
my knogdgc nSs simth in c@ns"e'GH smI rS T%n
lated stove, FROM Tie i'ci HAT 5t|,,t Wo'M SAT, Ms
Price Of DE store "ttaiH one g.ar N addition t" no
NAM convenience, which -stu;r POSSESSES orfr AZ ola
s'0fs IN use have no hesitation IN recommending 1t IN
pccuuigry pontotyw tou,cy one whether they already
have or have not other stoves. PAlL HOWE.
WOOd,'oc., VI, !u'c llu! lao.
1hi.c,rlrs G.q ilrycr, 5, LCha,os Cooking stove
for MI The purposes o cooking Wa-hne Nc usual in ami
lies and Ind II tn he the most economical AMI c0nttn'tnf
cooking which have ever used nr seen and fulh ex
pertinent lind that it requires no moT, than one jowh
0fHc Unnecessary 10 b. c7nsgmtf in any oi@er coe.-
store Which hNc Usri ar s,Oh rn''''i 70 H'" ezra!
amount nj co0t6c. The oitu- e. o.. stove sW1n', any
iur o. l'fN L1.' E'I7l admirably
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NEW GOODS.

FENE subscriber has received general assortment OF
new goods which will be sold cheap for cash, or np
proved credit. Please call nrl see. have also on hand
large Of old note and accounts which mus: be die.
posed of within shUr, time. No mistake.
z. HUTCHINSON, Jr.
Woodstock, VI. October ., 1915. III
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DISSOLUTION.

gENE Copnrnrrshp heretofore existing under the name
x and firm oi l.. VI. a - r. Stuckcr, is this day disso
vel Is mutual consent Al persons having unsettled ne
counts with requested os,r the same Immediately,
,nI AT account, np notes of than standing
EN- STOCEFR,
s.R. sIoCkER.
Ifart.nd, August "a, Ieio. F-u
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DENTisTR \.

ENOCT. L. r. GALItp, rrclrlly informs the aoies
and Crnilcnen of WonI.iork and vicinity, that he
will remain l wrrLs NJ his Fathers, where h, IS pre-
pared to perform operations in al the departments or
dentistry. .,
Woodstock. Oct. Is, l2le. "a
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25

WANTED, old gold, silver brass copper, and pewter
w for which the highest price vii be paid, il exchange
for goods or work. y Mn MURDOCH.
Sept. %, leiJ
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