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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-15
Revised Statutes of Vermont

SIMEON MEARS, P. ".
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-15
SURGEON DENTIST

h. BARNES gives notice that he i
about to commence the practice of his
profession in Albany, N. Y. and NAV he
found after about the 9th OF April. in Green
Street, where he will he happy to share The
patronage Of those wishing dental services
N. B. Mineral teeth manufactured ard
for sale, by the hundred.
28:3w AARON BARNES.
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LETTERS

REMAINING in The Posi- Office al rs
- PoulIney, 3lst March, 1910.
Bailey Anon Richards S. 2
Best Margaret M. Ram Saltwater =,
Cox Jefferson H. Scribner W. Il. Il.
Carpenter Wesley Scotl Elisha
Carpenter Tho's A. 2SexIon Uramei
CraDston Freeman Sheldon Aaron
Eddy Curtis Smith Charles
Giddings Daniel n. Williams Eliza
ellis Levi Watkins X. j.
Gay Jesse Webster b. A.
Johnson Melissa S. Wheeler Peer
Liille Joseph Wood Newton y
Mcleod Vim. Wicker Phliena !"
Morse Harris E. Wilson Myron
Martin Reuben Ward Dexter
Proctor Geo.
SIMEON MEARS, P. u,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-15

TINE Revised Statutes of this Sia's' :. 20
i by the Legislature al its last session. 800
in press and will be completed with az ~ sls,
despatch. As the State will have non. ing IL
or for distribution IN the STATE. all "1 MI prr
book must buy. Specimens Of PRINT t.s @,,' ros'
posaIs for price, &C., will be sent 70 EN- en- AGES
in The State, ar those first ordering ifO'I Am OS'
viii receive the first copies ready. p1rts5'
wishing to receive the sheets as they e,ashed .
will have them sent by mail weekly, s .Ibscribss
covers, for 81 so on application to aInnnRICg.
CHAU Iaso (L)sT
Burlington, Feb. l, lStO.
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING Can the Post Office at Bran
n don, April 1st:lS40.

REMAININGlnlt the Post Office at Bran.
- don, April 1st'1S4O.
Anterior Jane H. Marlin William
Aldrlch Caleb 90 Merrill Chester
Blake w. Marlin Reuben
Barker Lewis Morois Alexcis
Barnard Barzillai Noble FANNY Miss
Bolton Sylvanus r. Paul Lucretia Mrs
blrchard VIM. Jr. 2 Plumbly Oliver
Benedict Myron q Peters john
Bedding AloDzo Sc Picarde Charles
Brown Mary BMiss Preyie Joseph
Cheney G. or He Ross Volney
Crammer SarahcM. Rawson Mehitable
S.foss James Russell Cynthia A.
Clifford Simeon W.. Smith Ann Miss
Churchell Nathan II. Snow Oramel
LAZY hey; Mr. Stevens Lydia Mrs
Davenport Chas. A. Smith Worden
Dwinnell John Nj. oScott Luman Mrs
Everett Franklin Soper Charles J.
Flint Sarah Mrs. Q oTylet Jonas
Fales David P. ITilton Ephra;m
Goodrich David Thatcher Samuel
Gleason Daniel ]. Woodcock Roswell
Halping Maria Mrs. Wilson Myron
Hendee Winchester Whitlock Lewis
Hatch Solomon Whitlock Cyrus Fl.
Johnson Abigail Mrs. Willis Nathaniel
Johnson Luther 9 GOSHEN.
Keller Seth Allen Noah
knowlton Betsey MrsAyers Sophia Miss
Kelley Sidney Brown Harriet Miss
Kingsley Jane Miss Baker Almond q
Lyon James % Durkee Asahel a.a
McChenty Catherine Fius James Cd
Murray Laura Miss Fairman James
McWain Elisha Knapp Elnathan 9
Mitchell David o. Smith Oliver
A. J. KETCHAM, p. NJ.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-04
INSTITUTE.

TuNiE fall term of the above Institution will comme
II Oh Monday September, I, under the superlntehde
OIL. HURLBUT. Young gentlemen and ladies wishing
pursue thorough and scientific course of instruction,
ind no pains spared to render their progress us rapid
possible.
The female department will be conducted as formerly
Miss V. TOWN. whose reputation us u scholar u tcuc
and a lady, needs 10 comment,
The branches taught in the genteman,s departmcut
be ms follows, Reading and Spelling. English Grammar
Rhetoric, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry Trigonome
Surveying and the higher branches ofMathemacs Hist
and Geography, Natural and Moral hylosphy Astrono
and Chemistry.
The ladies' Department will include besides the al
branches Botany Painting and Drawing.
The French Language will be taught as an extra hran
Lessons on the Piano will be given by Miss L. \. Ru
to those de irous of attending to Music.
Students will be requested to observe correct M
and personal department..
The two departments will be kept as distinct US posi-
EXPENSES.
Tuition per quarter (l2 weeks each) S
Those who attend to Reading Spelling,
Writing, Grammar, Arithmetic Geography
and History only, will lie charged,
French per quartcr-eXtra,
Lessons on the Piano do,
Board and rooms not including wood
and lights from 81 80 TO
TEXT BooKs.
Smith Grammar, DAYS Algebra, Davies Legend
Geometry. Ghs0n's surveying, C0mstock's PhNlos'
and Chemistry; French, Towle'S Grammar, Boyer's
tionary, Vie dc Washington Tclenaque Charles DoHzc
Noruich Juiy, IN ls+
This will certify that Mr. Iucius Ilurlhu, is n mel
of the highest class in the Norwich University and
probably graduate al the annual Commencement in Az
next The TALENTS, literary and scientific attainmen
| Mr. IIurlhcrt, will qualify him to instruct select En-
School of the first order, and as such he is cOrnGt
! recommended to all whom il may concern.
II A. PARTRIDGE, President Of
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-04

Mss Howell, soon afterwards arose and left the
room.
"Who is it that Edgar can be married; ''sad
Mrs, Howell to her daughter as soon as they were
gone.
81, of course cannot enghten you on the sub
ect, replied Miss Howell, ''and | am certain that
ii is n matter of perfect Indifference TO me-"
sit is at least very odd, that we should never
have heard word about it. ! should have thought
that Ann would have mentioned it in her las' let
ter.''
My opinion is dileren, from yours. | should
imagine that you have had ample opportunity to
ascertain AIMS taste for privacy from that Juliet
Norton affair. You know that we never knew a
word about renting house and furnishing it for
her, till she and her brother had been gone several
weeks"
Mrs. Howell was prevented from replying by the
exclamation of little girl who stood near the win
dow.
"Only see mamma" said she ''what beautiful
lady there sn'
Mrs. Eaton, the chid's mother as wclla Mrs
Howell and her daughter hlstened to cd ey h
impulse of curiosity. A handsome privaat carriag'
stood before The door, from which gentleman hat
just handed one lady and was offering his hant
to another.
the carriage, and that must be her brother who i
assisting her, from his form and air." said Mr.
Howell.
The next moment conjecture was exchanged lo
certainty by her obtaining view of her face.
'"And the other lady, is doubtless Mrs, Edga
IIuntley," said Mrs, Eaton. "What an admirable
form and face
81 have certainly" said Mrs. Howell, "eithel
seen her before, or some person very much resem'
bling her."
cat any rate" said Mrs. Eaton, eve must al
low little Myra to be good Judge of beauty
Miss Dermont will no longer be the cynosure tc
attract all eyes Do you think she will Miss How,
el2"
lam a very indifferent Judge Of beauty; replied
the lady with cold and disdainiul smile by whicl
she s,rove TO conceal the chngrm that filed hei
! heart.
Now think Mrs, Eaton judges correctly said
Mrs Howell.
How strange that cannot remember the person.
name that she resembles, Cannot YOU recollec
Lucinda?
| am as dull in detecting resemblance as | an
in Judging of beauty, replied the daughter, who
although she instantly recognzee her, could no
bring herself to say that the beautiful aud ccgan
Mrs lIuntey was no other than the late poor Julie
! Norton.
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April 1910.
40 IE42 pALD HEADED
AND OTIIERS

Does any know a ncighbOr friend who has been
Bald aud whose head covered with line hair =
One whose coat collar covered with dandru, though
brushed every hour-whch has vanished entirely
Or whose hair at enry age turning grey, wh0
now has not aefcy har Children whose heads COW
cred with scWi-whGSc hair w0Uld 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 cola MElA. Of2O years growth i, this arti.
cle lis demand increasing annually some hundred per
though when discovered not opposed by any thing Tor
The same purpose, now assailcd by almost numbcrcSs
mushroom trash preparations that will ruin the nur il used
To any extent Can more than tlesr facts be wantcd-rC-
Ter to the recommendations by list Of names orrcSpcct
hlty unCqnlcl by any 0thcrHrcc. Look these things
by this article stay and preserve tOr hair by its use,
I bald restore il. ludie>, attend to thshHndcds in ih
0nabc life using it rs the Onll uIticcrcy Ill for the
toilet Long hair is very apt TO fall out Ladies, the
Balm of Columbia in time osave yourselves the disgrace
OF bnldnCS, by neglect Of your persons,
II is your duty, lS 0raSt, to preserve the beauties
nature, with which bonnil Creator las endowed yol
Else the Baul, for it Will do il.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-04


IN and after "Wednesday, April |, lsio 'ho Passenec,
Orans on this rOud will RIM follows: Leave the Depot
OF the Lowell Road, in Boston, ut and II A. NJ, ard and
) ~ +. VI.
Leave Lowell at III A. NJ, 10 IL NJ, III aud ii
7, NJ or Immediately the arrival OF tie from Bos
ton.
WAY Passengers taken at Tyngsborons, N Chelmsford
All hagsusc At the risk of the owners.
Fare from Nashua to Lowell, 80 cents from Nashua to
Boston, $3.50
On the arrival of the cars ut Nush stages leave for any
part Of Naw-inmpshrc, Vermont, Newly ork and Canada
via AmO'kcag, Concord Kccnc Chacstown, y. H., Wind
sOr, and BUttlchorOugh VI.
Books kept at the Stage Offices, Nos and III Elm
Street whore ran he secured in any Of the coaches
aud correct information obtained respecting any Of the fol-
For Piynoath, GuldbaN md StanStead, daily, O'Clock
ours from Eosolyia AmuSkcHs, Concord, Plymouth, Isl
day. to avch, ST. IOhnsbury, Derby, to stanstcad l..
For KoCHe, Brdiicbor0ugh, ~, albany, GHd Saratoga
ows,ras and ra'iS6 S' l.. DAY, to BcnnHscn A.
any, and SarROgu 81 day,
For MCreiih EHiace n. H., o'clock cars from Boston
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, via Concord Gmunton
Factory Village, same day day.
For burlington, H., daily by and IL O'Clock from
Boston, via Concord lst day. Hanover NJ H. to Montpelier
Cd day, to burlington, VI. 3D. day, at moon.
For UWncr olm New London, doiy, Nonipciicr ana
Biin Cion, ~. by O'Clock from Boston, Monday
Wednesday aud Friday, via lopknton, New London, uc
lodge si nigh rand Montpelier "a day, and urng
ton 3D. day, nj noon.
For Ciar,mont lfonipscr and Bpriiprion n. by7 o..
clock from Boston, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
via jamestown Cnrcmont ls days Tuesday Thursday
and saturday, VIA !cnnher Newport To Caremon st day
Windsor, Wood,och Royal0n To Montpelier "a day Bur.
lugton Sd day at noon.
Forest LiHe-CkaricSioH, n. H. chester ~ iibaRy and
Saratoga v. T. by O'Clock cars from loson, via Han
cock ChneStOwn " H. Ia Chester, Vt. lS day. Munrlrs-
ter, Arlington, Albany and Saratoga, 81 duy =. VI. At
Chester this line ircrscc Stages for Ludlow Mount ilolly
Middlchury ard Burlington, VI.
FOr llMOko0@, NqRrbcsicr amt Concord, .ircoWnoIg.
tim Stare, daily, hy O'Clock from BOSTON. Return
Ing 10 meet the Nashua, ut 10 ii O'Clock 4. NJ
WsHHiItr anil Fr0RccStoi"H accommodation Stare, by
o'clock from ROsinn, Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
day. Returning opposite DAYS. leaves IIrunikcr nj T. and
Frnnccstown ut o'clock A. NJ. In meet the IL O'Clock
ears nj Nashua, for Boston. ONSiOW SrEhRNS,
Anril |. lSin, SUPERINTENDENT
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-04
A TOAST TO AN ANGEL.

We have rarely in the course Of our poetcnl reading
met with exquisite little bjOu than the ulowng
We differ with the author however,ih his snpposlton
that there is but one such we have known many such
fairy that seemed not much the beings oearh
emanaiions from Heaven.
| III this cup to made up Of loneliness alone,
woman finer gentle sex the seeming paragon,
To whom the better elements ard kindly stars have
given
form so fair, that Ike the air, Ills less cfcarh than
Heaven.
birds,
And something more than melody, dwclls ever in her
words
The coinage her heart are they and from her lips each
As you may the bur,hened bee forth stealing from
arose.
Affections are thoughts her, the measure of her
hours
Her feelings have the iagrancy, the freshness of young
flowers;
And ioueiy PASSIONS changing off, so I'll her she, ap
pears
The image Of themselves by hrns--,he idol of past
years.
Other bright face glance cW trace picture on the
BRAN.
Aud her voice in cchoing hearts sound must long
main;
But memory, such as mine of her very much en-
dears.
When death is nigh, my latest sigh will not be ds but
hers.
! MI this cup to one made up orloveliness alone,
woman, of her gentle the seeming paragon,
Her health and would earth there stood some more Of
such n name,
That life might be all poetry, and WEAKNESS name.'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-04

WITT n SOUTHGATE, Merchant Taors, have lust
W received from DCston the most splendid assortment
OF Gonds III their line O business Offered in dissection
OF The country, consisting in part Of EroadClOt CaSSi-
mercs Doe skins syr Mcrno Cassimcrcs ard summer
goods Of every description.
good of domestic goods and Tnilors trim
mngs Of all kinds and at low prices for cash short credit
w. Il :. Platter themselves that with every mean, in
their power and by constant attention their business
they shall be able 10 the calls all who may Clvor
them with their patronage.
All kinds Of garments made short notice and warrant
ed to fit sale, and in good STYLE rs in any other
shop Cutting done for Others make on short notice
NOutslOck may, z. lciu. 1T
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JAMES MORRISON. THE uyCE,sT.

TH1liE True and Genuine MORlSON'S PILLS. OR ny q ri
Il VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES, Ri0i' dtHc B|
iSd COLC"c If HCib. iOHipH. Which hive hy their d
ratNc powers aud intrinsic WORTH won the COniicncd
M enlightened Public, aud although opposed by the gr
Body oiPysiclai,- in Europe and in other Nations,
ovcrSprcad the Globe that At this time, this Crlrhra
VEGETABLE Mrdciuc. is called for and To be- had
every Civilized Country on the GlOOe-lt is sold in Pad
ages of ) l,LU $500 ana $500.
TIE TEST OF GENIINENESS.
Every Package sold in the state OF Vermont and in tow
bordering IN Lake thamplan in the State Of New No
viii be signed In writing by PANGEORN n LRIN
MAID, JEWELLERS Of BURLINGTON, VERMONT, who d
State Agents And also signed ly the sub-Agcrts sell.
them, SOLID NY
JAMES II. MURDOCH, Woodstock VT.
Nm L. Greene, NcracunCs; Jonathan Iugor Midd
bury j. Frost Co., Biidport. Kent Wright, Shortha
Jas. Hun, Orwell Ira Patton; BraHdon Hiram l.. CT
ncy, Rutland W. =. Reynolds, Factory Point, Mar[
cstcri NJ. H. scott Bcuuiugtuni J. Si,,nc, ErattlcLOr
NJ. = auckland, Bellows Fallsi \. G. Goddard, Wirdst
Jcs. II. Muruck Wucsl0ck; Joel Day Royalton; Eos;
Grow. Chelsea; Perry Marsh, Montpelier Ino Kclsc
stJohnsbury VIM. Pierce, Lyndon; Geo. l.. Warncrrio
SOM :. +. Morse, Craiishury 5. Lyman, Cralt,bur
Sabn kcllum, lrashurgh; T.. Cleveland, Coventry C..
W. Baxter, Derby Lines I'd. Lyman, North rcrrsburs
Anasr Paine, Lowell; Otis l.. kclton Montgomery o.
Keith, sheldon; David Lyman, 1t. Abaus; May nard H
der, M0riah, \. y; &. II. Hatch WCstport ~ VI. e.
IA. Boz nton, Essex, \. y; Alfred Iurwc Eees,vil
\. V: II. Cottrill rnttshnrgc, \. v; Geo Scveren,
Chazy, \. Y. r. johnson n Son. Whitehall n.
DIR. GEO. TAYLOR, HNGEIsT
81, Broadway n. V,
United States Agent for the British College OF Heal
London. If
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-04
WOOL CswDIyG & CLOTH DREssIy,

FJ'E subscribers would inform the inhabitants Of Gu
chez and vicinity that they have engaged the prive
Of Carng and Cloth Dressing, at the factory Off +.
e. Strong Dewey the ensuing ear, aud having suneri
Machinery, ilater themselves that they shall be able
give satisfaction to those who NAV favor them with tn,
custom. Wool cc1rscd and oiled in the hest manner
Wool and cloth taken and returned Mt Stockcrs Stol
llartland -Four Corners Rice n Roardmars and Ia
Bates ~ Co. Woodstock, once u week. They will
authorised TO bargn and settle the same if customc
choose. u l0prr cent discount for cash down.
\. g. DEWEY,
J. S. HAlNES.
Queclce. MAY a2l 1870 I'm
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-04
CAUTION CIRCULAR.

ITO DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Those valuable articles, OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF co.
~ MBlA for the llair and HAYS IINiMENr for the
Piles Nc, have been extensively COuntCricitr. Those
wanting these preparations will please always write when
ordering from ANY other house Tor Comsi0cSs ariicis-
The true articles have that name signature ALWAYS on
the wrapper, and vendors will remember that, when or
dcring the limitations opposed in nearly nil the
newspapers throughout this c0,fry that they could not
be sold, should tlry he 80 unfortunate togct them.
Our friends throughout the Union requested tn give
lis immediate notice, by letter should any of the counter
cits appear in their respective places. Respectfully
COMSTOCK ~ co.
Wholesale Druggists . Fletcher 81. n Y
For sale in Woodstock why
j-ly T. HUTCHINSON IT.
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From the Lpiies Companion.
FORTUNES CHANGES,
ny CAROLINE oaNE.

"Ah little think the gay, lcentiou', proud,
Whom pleasure, power, and ailugliCc surround,
many drink the cup
Ofbnlclul grief, eat the bitter bread
OF misery Sore pierced by wnt'y winds
How many shrink into the sOrdid hut
Ofchecrcs3 poverty -T9Jm9s1H
1t was cold and cherries day in III dead oil
winter, that girl, who might be sixteen or seven
teen years old, assembled the door steps ola spcn-
did looking dwelling, in one of the large cities, with
reluctant air. She stood for few seconds n,si.
tating to ring the bell, hut bitter and scar hina
blast that swept by, against which her thin pecssr
and straw bonnet afforded but feeble defence
conqurcd her timdhy. The door was opened by q
servant, aud just as she was enQuring il she coulc
see Miss Howell, II young man Of very elegant up
pearance entered the hall, and told her that h,
would conduct her to the ady's presence Leading
the way, he opened the door ola spacious ant
magnfcently furnished apartment, and with hi,
hand still resting on the LATCH invited her TO en-
ter. She vas shivering with cold, but she stopped
near the door, without prcsuning to approach iht
glowing anthracite fire and in truth, there va.
little occasion for person who had not recent,
been exposed to the weather 10 hover near it, 81
eflectuaiiy was the cold excluded by the rich Rrus
sells carpet, that yielded almost Ike down 10 the
pressure ofthc feet, the double windows. with their
embroidered satin curtains as well rs by the care
that was taken to prevent drafts of air from euter-
ing beneath the doors. The heart of the moor pirl
almost died within her, as she took a hasty survey
of the different inmates of the apartment. Seated
not far from the fire, in most luxurious lookinr
chair, was a middle aged naughty LOOKING lady
whose attention was directed to Young Girl ybo
stood near her, who held in one of her small white
hands a quantity Of rich jawelry. Thi, WAS Ma.
Howell. On the sofa sat Ann IIuni'ey, her cousin
very beautiful girl, who nigh be two or three
years her senior.
edgar IIuntIcv," said Miss Howell, "where
have you been all the morning ! have been want
ing You to give your opinion ofihese Jewels Have
You ever seen any more beautiful 2
don't know that ever have' answered Ed
gar rather coldly.
know You never have, and NIr Upton saws he
shall charge only hundred dollars ore for the
set than for those vulgar looking things | showed
you Yesterday, and am sure, mamma. YOU won't
mind that" said she, turning TO her mother.
While Mrs Howell was considerin, wbs,bor sbo
had best mind it or not, Edgar Hun,ey said wis.
Howell, this young girl has some business with
you ibelieve."
Miss Howell turned towards her with IN mir
that seemed to gay "you Nay speak"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-04
DIR, SpOIIN'S
szc7E zrEAp.AcIzr nEZgEly

For tho permanent cure Of this distressing, comi
Ecycriails When perSeycrcd in, 1t cliecluay rchOvi
the system, and does away the cuSc Of the siCk ~ NJ
VOuS HEADACHE. Thousands have lrod it, aud to
precisely the !riwh.ch the article promises To best
Certificates Of the strongest kind, and from the most
spectacle persons, are IN POSSESSION Of the prOpre
some Ut which have been published, tCsting to the
maIcnt cure, ind Others To immediate relief gwen by
rCmCdy. II affords relief to the afflicted in 10 20
ucs from TIE inst DOSE, lftHkcm when the symptoms
an attack first clt. prevents the further prOgres
the complaint, and can produce no danger At any time
un excessive dose rs in such case il would only th
of the contents ulthc stomach, leaving it sweet and h
thy with an excellent appetite All afflicted with h,
ache should not ail To procure the article, and rel
themselves from 30 distressing a complaint
Physicians have in many Instances given it to q
patients, and in every instance, to knowledge
great satisfaction have found it certain cure. Sich
Nervous HcGiGchC is IL complaint with which ply sic
10 not wish To have any thing to do, and generally
scribe oEy for temporary relief consequently, Dr. Spoil
Sick Headache Remedy escapes the opposition wi
some other proprietary articles meet from that source.
Try it once and Nou nevc'w rC:rCtit. II Is cOmpC
entirely Of vegetables, and contains mineral, or
drug Of amy kind and does not require any chang
diet or exercise
Sold Wholesale and retail by ComStock e Co. VIII
sale Druggists flrcicr-struc, \. v, and by the pr
pal Druggists IN Tic Union.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-04

IL We see by mn advertisement in another column that
IrSsrs. COnsock ~ Co., the American Agents Tor OF.
bridges Balm nj Columbia, have deputies to sell that nrti.
Gle IN ROston and ccwhrrcWc know lady of this CITY
whose hair was nearly gone expose entirely her
chronological Developments, which, considering that they
hcoNcncd most amiablc disposition, was not IN reality
very unfortunate Nevertheless she mOurncd the los, OF
locks that She lind WOrn and, AFTER wears ir,s resort
to nscacd rrsuraivcs purchased some months ugu n
hottie of Oldridgcs alm aud She has now rinelr.
in rich proiniun, glossy. aJd utruycu huckHrs We are
hot puing-AOnc ui TIE commodity has been sent to us
and, indeed, We do lot want ANY, ir though we were o.
hlgoi to wear wig ear ago we have now through its
virtue, hair enough and ri ra.sibu quality, OF our own
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-04

n a. BRYANT s. Co., Have on hand ard are lust
". receiving prime assortment of spring and summer
Goods which will be sold NJ uncommon iotr prices for ash
or approved credit such prices cannot fail to suit cus.
TONERS. Please call aud They will be sold on the
terms heretofore, yccpng that all accounts which
are not paid within the year after the account has com
menccd will be considered cash, and must he pal in
NJ H. All demands due Ms of more than one ears stand
ing must be paid, mistake.
MAY 81, GA BRYANTS