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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

FHNIERE Is NO longer any doubt but UTLLTiU
BROVNS Compound Bonescl Candy. fyou get tho
gcnu ne, VIII curca Cough remove HoascnCss and Clear
the Voice. For Nocnsis and Public Speakers.
II is ow ia extensive for the ofCOld~ lHfn.
chL HUOphg Cough, aud H other diseases O the Breast
and Lungs. No one can hut be convinced Of its efficacy
after examining list OF names Of individuals who have
been cured. ana are willing he referred TO- Another cv-
hereby certify that, IN the month OF FEBRUARY. s39.
manufacturers from mrdlCuttd dCcOCun furnished by
Mr. Brown, 40 lls Oi his Compound bUnesc Candy and
That IN the same month Ol the present year, loIU manu-
hctur Tor him Twenty three Hundred and s.Aty eight
pounds.
JIUES RiCHiRDSoN $40 Wa,aincton 1t, Boston.
Fit were not what 1t IL sad 10 be. why wOud the sales
show such an increase and every body prHsing il. In
Fact II is literally IN the mouth Oi the whole community
For the genuine, call for Browns Ioncsct Cant, which
is for sale IN Boston Ou by the proprietor 81 Washing
ton st-J T.. Preston, Federal stO>Up Bidder Court 81
- II. snow Hanover stSgth FUwlc. Prince st-Fuwe
a Co., Green stS. Carter Hanover STD. l.. Bradlee,
School ste. Carlton, LOwc-Anrsh. Ro,hury-J Balch
Provilcncc-Thonias Davis, Ncwport-1horrton New
Bcdlord-E. Porter Sulen-1nggard d Machine Char.
lesion. FOR sale by the proprietor Of stuarts Vanilla
Braid, Rock. aud other Kinds Of Candy.
COMPOUND BnNEsEr CANDY. The Candy prepared bv
William Brown, No. I-l Washington street from great
variety Of vegetable materials many Of which are often nd
vantng0uss used separately for the Of Colds, which
Is called the Compound Bonrsct candy recommended
rs IN excellent article Tor the relief of coughs and affections
of the thront. Boston Daily Adv.
For sale 10y I. NJ FCHINSON .Jr. Woodstock Vt
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THE HAIR! THE HAIR !! TIE HAIR

MO hcilcr cyIdcncr Is waning 10 allow The superiority
~ Oft the Genuine Buffalo OIL over other preparations,
hnn TINT number Of Dmgl SITS cndcay Orng to initiate
IT, and iOisng their miserable limitations the public for
genuine Read advertisement beware Of pcdars
Genuine Buffalo Oh Is fast taking the place Of all other
articles to promote the growth, soften aud beauty the
urj lis use gives il sOincsS that other article does,
and causes it to cnr bcaulflyby free it will darken
and gyc the hair Il satin gloss il is highly pcrluned and
gives pritrt satisfaction to an who have given il trial
You Will observe the signature Of the proprietor William
Brown also Buf'llo Oh imprinted the bottle. In
consequence of counterfeit which has recently appeared
and is now for sale have been persuaded obtain new
ubc engraved COPPER, for which have secured copy
right entered according n an act Of Congress in the Clerks
Olcc oithc District Court Of Massachusetts, ANY infringe
ncnt viii he dealt with according to law.
For sale b. T. III JOHNSON, Jr. Woodstock VI. q
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
TYSON FURNACE,
PLYMOUTH, VT.


TbNIE subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of
the public, dealers in Stoves, Iron ware &C. to the
manufactures Of ths establishments within three wear, II
Blast Furnace, and ell the burgs& macner, hav, been
built nnd pat ~ opert on necessary to manufacture iron
and put into the various forms Of castings required for this
market In this time more than two hUHdted toms Of good
tOundy metal has been mudc n these works. The lrlc,
at this place for working iron such tO,nnlr the pro-
prietOr 10 compete successfully with other manufacturers
in this country aud the Blast Furnace having been in op-
Grafton for several months and making more than
thirty tons Of excellent sOt metal per week, furnishes
supply Of stoves, stove riutt, FailCw-wMc CHud.ors
and every variety ofCdsg and PIC Iron o superior aal
it!, on the most favorable terms To dealers.
supply of the ucharprOycd WOolsOn Improved Cook
stove, WIN mir tight furnace Bndger. lidywnrd's the
Revcrthr huc Premium several patterns elevated over
Cook Stoves and other patterns adapted to the different
markets. MI sizes six plate Boz Stoves Vermont Par
ors much cmhrlSlcj and improved, IIasp Parlor new
and beautiful pattern (Which for ,mmcry AID taste j.,
pronounced superior to any thing oftc Kind in the mar
ketJ Hollow Tire Frames &C. &c., on hand and
VIII be Sold on favorable very reduced prices to
dealers.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
TO THE BALD HEADED
AND OTIlERS.

Does any know noiehbor orr friend who has been
Bald aud whose head is now covered with fine hair ?!
One whose coat collar covered with dundu, though
brushed every hOur-whch has now vanished entirely
Or whose hair at early age turning grey, who
now has not grey hair Children whose heads
cred with scul-whOse hair would not grow, that are
now growing the fullest crops Of hair: Some
he known to most persons. Ask them the cusr and You
viii be told these things have been by the use of the
BALM OF COLUMBIA. Of4O Years growth is this arti-
Gle its demand increasing annually some hundred per
though when discovered not opposed by any thing for
the same purpose, now nsstcd by almost Eumbercss
mushroom trash preparations that will ruin the hair il used
to any extent. Can more than these fCts be wanctre-
fer to the recommendations by list Of names orrcspeci-
blty uneQualcl by any othrrurclc Look those things
by this article Stay and preserve your hair by its use,
f bald it. Ladies' attend his-huudrcs in ia
onabe life using as the only urClcrcally fit for the
toilet Long hair is very apt To fall out Ladies' the
Balm Of Columbia in time to save Yourselves the disgrace
of badness by neglect of Your pcrsnIs,
1t is Your duty, rs noralSt, TO preserve the beauties
nature, with which hounul Creator has endowed sou
-IIse the Balm, for il VIII do il.
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JAMES MORRISON. THE IIyGEisr.

FHNiE True and Genuine MORlSON'S PlIlS, on nyGENN
u VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES, mutt, at The Brii-
iSh CoHcgc NJ Hr4i, LoHioH. Which have by their Gu
raiNc powers aud intrinsic WORTH won the Confidence u
an enlightened Public, aud although opposed hy The great
Body Of Ply siciuns IN Europe and in other Nations IN,
oycrSroad the Globe that Mt this time, this Celebrated
VEGETABLE Medicine, is called for aud In be- had in
every Civilized Country the Glohc.-l is sold In Pack
ages OF 5 30 $500 aud $500.
THE TEST OF GENTiNENEsS.
Every Package sodn the state of Vermont and in towns
bordering un Luke thamrlin in the state 0l New YORK.
VIII hc signed IN writing by PANGhORN n BRINS-
MAID. JEWELLERS OF BURLINGTON, VERMONT, who ARE
state Agents. And also sigucd by The sub gents selling
them. SOLD by
JAMES II. MURDOCH, Woodstock, VI.
VIM. IL Greene, NcrgCnmc> jonathan nag,r, Middle.
bury j. Frost n Co., Brdp0r. Kent Wright Shorrnn,
JAS Hull ORWELL Ira Duuon Brandon; Hiram l.. che.
ncy, Rutland; W. T. Reynolds, Factory Point. Manch.
Cs'er' W. Il. Scott Bennington; J. Stccne, Bratchnro;
VI. ;. Buchland Bellows Falls y. e.. Goddard Windsor;
Jes IL. MurIuck Woodstock Joel Day, Rul a.ton Foster
Grow, Chtlscn Perry Marsh, Montpclicr Ino. Kelsey,
pHn'llr' =. T. Walton Sous, MONTPELIER. Jones Hint.
Wm Pierce Lyndon Geo. l.. Warner John
son - IT, Morse, Craltshurl :. Lyman. Crtsbury
Sabin hclum, lr>burgh T.. Cleveland Coventry ca
W. BAXTER, Derby Line; Ed. LYMAN North Fcrri>bursh;
Amasa Paine, Lowell; Otis l.. Kclton Montgomery; q. \.
Keith, sheldon; David LYMAN St Adams; MAYNARD Kid.
der, MOrnh y. T.; e. b. Hatch, Wc,p0rt. y. vac +.
"a Boy ntnn. Es,cy " V; Alfred Ilartwrll. kccsrvilc,
Ny; X. Coril, plasbursc, \. y. Geo. scycrencc.
cha1y, \. Y. 7. Johnson ~ SON. Whitehall. \. vi
DR. GEO. TAYLOR, UYGElST.
81, Broadway " V.
United States Agent for the British College of Health
London. II
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CHANCE ooks-The first
bi'GtdouS Of love. !Iappiness-A fugitive aud
chmcrlcul being, which every body runs after, but
no one catches. Scusibility-A gift Of heaven to
multiply the mcasurer5 and pains of hfe Wisdom
shield that preserves its possessor from the periIs
with which his desires surround him. Society
A state of consent slavery in which no one lives
for himself. AD,encc-I'hc sister Of death. Love
An egotsm divided by two. Military glory
Smoke on ruins. Iudiiierencc-Ab3ence Of all SEN
liment or the feeling of the worthless Musician
universal language, which tremendously relates the
"reminiscences Of the heart. lonor-The souls
patrimony. Bea1ty--A flower smell, when no
quality Of the heart accompanies it,
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LOOK AT TUIS I,

TgNIE subscriber respectfully hrg envc to inform the pub
lie that he has purchased tie stock in trade Of :, &. a.
G.. ID, tllAMDlRllN, which he now OILERS To the pub
lie at the store formerly occupied by Rom Richmond
COnss in part Of English French and American Prints
alpncs printed lawns, mou,n de lunS, de Swiss aud
gro dc Naples slk rich bonnet ribbons aud other bonnet
trimmings, hosiery and gloves, also good assortment
broad cloths, cassimcrcs aud yCstHgs and complete
surlmenl ct trimmings for cOth saso, cutlery hard ware
W. L. Goods, crorkerl and glass ware paints oils and dye
stuns Boston Nails fish, snit, window efss BE- sides goo
IN assortment OF LVt OGS, can BE- found IN any
try store.
Al at which Willie ,0d chcop for cash, good hurer,
on short approved credit lie would here take the liberty
to say Ia the public that hc has stock Of old goods or
hand which cost twenty i've to forty per Crrt. more hun
the sunc article DC obtained for now This stock aH
new aud suited to the srusun. He Can, and will sell Gs
cheap b can be- purchased IN Windsor County.
share of public patronage respectfully solicited.
SIMEON e.. ClIAMBERIlN.
Barnard August $50. Li-t
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Very AGREEABLE.-'Cousin William, snid
merry misehieyons young girl the other day, in
our hearing; what do you think heard pretty
young lady say Of yong
William hushad and looked as grave as the cir
cnm'tanca that pretty young lady had said some
thing Of him would allow.
q don't know something good hope, Who
was it, Con-
'Shont tell yon BATHS the truth; very pretty
girl dill say something about YOU
We'll, tell me what i, was
q shan't unless You will give mo that Annual
that wanted
'Wel, ageei-you shall have it--now tell me?'
We'll now, don't blush so--sle said YOU were
the ugiicd i0ching man she ever laid her eyes on
and oil ran the little wretch with merry laugh
that made the house ring again.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
TooTnACHE! TOoTuACUE!

TUE genuine Gall aud Krcosote sovereign remedy
for removing this troublesome pain 1t has been III
extensive use for the past four years and in has
there been the least injurious effect from It's use. 1t is the
clear krCOsOc that has been much cried ont ag1nst-
Thousands can be referred TO who have pronounced the
Gall and kreO,utc the best remedy ever invented This ar
cie removes all smell from the breath when stoned bl
detective teeth. Reference can be made In Boston, proving
Us cicucy, to John Putnam, VI. l.. Wcems, !. 4. Dill
Toman, George Melville, L. H. Stevens master Trauspor
lEtOn Cars ogccstcr Prepared by VIM. Brown, hem
st, AL Washington street. Boston, None genuine unless
signed by VIM. Brown For sale by all the Druggists in
Boston. Price - ccnts--laigc size 80 cents
For sale BY Z. NnICNLNAON. Jt. Moodstnck. VI. 81
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
CAETION CIRCULAR.

TITO DRl GGlSTS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Those valuable articles, OiDRlDGE'S BALM OF co.
~ MllA for the Hair, and HAYS IlNlMiNT for the
Piles, &C.. have been extensively couutcrc.tcd. Those
wanting these preparations will please ALWAYS write, when
ordering from any other house for CoWSt0CFS drticiCS.
The true articles have that signature always
the wrapper and vendors viii remember that when
dcrng the limitations exposed in nearly NIL the
newspapers throughout this country, that they could not
he sold should they be 50 unfortunate to get them
Our friends throughout the Union are requested to give
usimmedate notice b. letter should any Of the counter
eits appear in their respective places. ReSpccNlly,
CONSTOCK ~ co.
Wholesale Druggists 2 Fletcher st. \. V
For sale in Woodstock Thy
Sly r. HUTCHINSON Jr.
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OH TELL, ME- NOT THAT HE
FORGETS.

Oh tell me not that he fOrgcn,
His first and londest vow,
That |, who was his star in youth,
Can be forgotten row.
! see he smiles--but oh see,
That very smile betrays,
\ heart that fingers sadly DER
The thoughts Of other days.
20 tell me no, that he lorge,s
| knew him when boy
his false he never can forget,
His noble hearts first joy.
| see ! see he smiles but there
His stern and restless eye,
Turns with IA so0ened gaze to nc
His love can never die
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
l BLAME THEE NOT.

blame thee not, knew it all,
Before glance from thee,
Could stir my heart as doth the wind
The slumber OF the sea.
knew, belo'e thy presence made,
OF this fair life part,
Another, many year, had been
The idol Of thy heart.
Lave: s!roye to cheek my love,
So hopeless, but SO bright,
Like some sweet star the school-boy sees
In the far heavens at night.
never wished to steal n look,
Or thought ofthine from him,
would not, for the world, have made,
His manly eye grow dim.
never meant to let thee know,
God grant never did
How, day by day, for years, my love,
Grew stronger, yet unchd,
And though, ut times. there came thought,
That was wronging thee,
could not qucnch that star, myself,
For il was life to me,
Still hoping without hope, loved,
Too best, to think how fast,
The hour was stealing on me, which,
Would cloud its light. 'Tis past
The fault was mine, knew it all,
And yet, despite this pain,
dare not say, but should love,
As have loved, again.
No matter. Southern skies will bathe
Thy check with glowing health,
While he, God bless him ! proudly shares
Thy hearts long treasured wealth,
The bark that bears thee from the North,
With sails set for the sea,
Is fading on the misty main,
Good bye to that and thee
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
& tIIIiON
10 ia REMEMHERED.

Several most iaarant attempts have been made to
Counterfeit the true Balm of Columbia Some Of the i'm.
posters have gone 50 far To counterfeit the splendid
wrappers, and the Falls of Niagara, and every external
mark except the name OF COmsoch, which they dare not
forge.
To avoid mpOsnns therefore always look for the
maine of ComsOck Co. or t.. :. CUuSiock, and never
buv the article uniCs, it has that name upon ii.
T"i ~h"ivn"ic ami Nctuti Ouly a. ~, = iietsi,..
street y, y.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
T.. HUTCHINSON 1T
n A.BRyAyTA Co.. Have on hand and are jus

n 4. BRYANT 4 Co.. Have on hand and are just
". receiving prime assortment of spring and summer
Goods, which will he sold ut uncommon Tor prices for cash
or approved credit such prices cannot fail to suit Gus
toners. Please call and They will be- sold the
same terms ms heretofore excepting that n accounts which
not paid within the after the account has com
mcnccd, will be considered cash and must be paid in cash
\. u. All demnnds due of more than years stand
ing must be paid, mistake
NAV 81 O. A, URYk\T,S Co.
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RE-OPENED RE-OpEyED.

AWE Subscriber respectful informs his friends in the
Village Of Woodstock and vicinity that he has taken
the shop over the Store of T. Hutchinson Jr. lately
ped ~ James VI Fisher ailors shop, where he In
tends to carry IN the ahOve business in all the various
branches lie also returns his thanks TO the citizens for
the past nvnrs that they have bestowed upon him, and he
hopes they viii continue the patronage ns usual ns
he Will warrant all garments made up In his shop to III
custoncrs-and will always he found IN hssh really 80
wait on all who NAV favor him with thcirctsiom
~ u. Particular attention paid te emitting for Others TO
make up All work executed with neatness and disrach
HENRYC. TAFT
Woodstock, June Is, 1910 7-tf
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goo TONS no. l. PIG IRON Equal TO SCOTCH.

zV" loNS No. !. PIG IRON EQUAL TO SCOTCH.
Inc subscriber feels the fullest confidence that orders for
Inc manufactures of the cstn shmCut will for auni,y Of
e anu stNic OF workmanship, be executed to the entire
orders Tor stoves or Plate should be- forwarded carly in
the season. All communications Addressed to Tho
Der at Tyson Furnace, p. o., Windsor CO. VI will re-.
Ceive prompt attention. 10y " ~
r.. Gtsrus HAVEN, Agent
H''" "'''''''i -hN-NS'' - l''tu.
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Bocrhaave, says DR.. Johnson, was never sonred
by caumny and deiraclion, nor ever thought /,
necessary 10 coniute them, For said he, they
are sparks, which, if YOU do not blow them, vii
60 out of themselves
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
TtII.ORINE.

gp ALPH HOWARD, corr er Of Main and State Streets
Windsor W. respectfully informs his old friend, aud
the public generally that he continues carry on hi, b,
ness III the durable and fashionable st,e and pledges
himself not to be oronc 1rCTdnnr b, any country es
Enlistment from the disputed Territory to Texas.
Inc latest fashions always hand, aud every thing in
readiness to please those who NAV favor him with their
us'oh June T. If
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
DR.. SPOlIN'S
Seek TIgADACIzE REMEDY

For the permanent cure ofths distressing, complaint
Hcyerius When pcrscycrcd n it cntctually rCnoyutr>
the STEM and dues away the cause OF the SICK NER
NOl HEADACHE, Thousands have tried it, aud found
precisely the rclci which the article promises to bcstUw
Certificates ri the strongest kind, AMI from the most
spectacle PERSONS Nrc IN possession Of the proprietor
utwhlch have been published, testify ing To the per-
nacut cure, and Others to imnCGte recl given by this
TCmCdy. 1t affords ruc to the afflicted in 10 20 min
ues from the first dose, lftukcn when the symptoms OF
mn attack are first tlt ii prevents the further progress O
the complaints and can produce nO danger at any time by
excessive dusc n in such CASE il would only throw
OF the contents ol the stomach, leaving il sweet and heal
thy with m excellent appetite. All afflicted with head
ache should not fail to procure the article, and relieve
themselves from 50 distressing complaint.
Ply sciuus have in many instances given II 10 their
patients, aud in every instance, to our knowledge with
great satisfaction have loIud certain cure. SICK aud
N,rrONS HHi1che is n complaint with which ply scIuns
do not wish TO have any thing to do, and generally pre-
scribe only for temporary relief consequently, DIR. Spon's
Sick Headache Remedy escapes the opposition which
some other proprietary articles meet from that source.
r, it once and sou ncycrwiIl rcgfit II is composed
entirely Of vegetables aud contains mineral, pOis
drug ormy kind, an docs not require any change Of
diet ar exercise.
Sold wholesale and retail By Con,tock 4 Co. Whole
sale Druggists Fctchcrstreet y. T., and by the prnci
pal Druggists IN the Union.
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TaurH.-Though all the winds of doctrine
were let loose upon the earth, so truth be among
them we need not fear. Let hcrand Gl.ehood
grappe, who ever knew her to be put to the worst,
in free and open encounter :-lfilIoD.
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NUDGE PATTERSON.


Rcud the following from Judge PATTERSON for thirty years
the first Judge IN the County In Which he lives.
NddictoWH \. j. March IL, lslO.
MCS,rS, c0mstoch 4 Go,
GcntlrmCu-NOn are ut liberty to make such Of the
following certificates YOU deem Will best su,cye the
purposes for which it is intended.
iCERTIflCATEOfJuUG E PATTERSON.l
nERERy CERTIFY that my daughter has been afflicted
with sick head ache for the space Of about 20 yrarshc
attacks occurring in about two weeks, frequently
lasting hours during which time the puruyN, rms have
been - severe. rs apparently Ia deprive her ri hr
And after having tried almost all Other remedies IN vain,
have hctn induced last resort to try SpOhn's Head
ache Remedy sold by You and Ia the great Gsappnut-
ncnt joy Oherscltand al her friends found very ma
lrrtul rclrtirOm the first dose uthc medicine She hi,
The directions with the urrlc aud in every
cnNc when an attack threatened I'm, found immediate
relief until she Is near permanently cured. The attack,
are now very seldom, aud disappear almost Immediately
after taking the quantity directed hope that Others
may be bcnetcd hy the OF hi, truly Invaluable med
icHc has induced mco send you the above, and remain
) our Ubcdi,nt sCryrnt
JEIlu PATTERSON
Judge oi the Court of e.. +.
For sale in Woodstock Why
SLY r. Ill TCHINsON. in.
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MONEY W ANTED.

NNT want and must have all debts due Of more thsa
w one Years standug by the first oi August ar\t.-
All persons called upon by this notice will atLd to IL
without delay, and save themselves cost.
T.. VI. ~ :. Il. STuCKER,
IIartnnl, June 20, $50 g.r
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NOTICE. WARREN & MITE. woulI 80

NOTICE. WARREN q MUTE, would respectf,lly
~ give notice to their friends and the public that they
continue manufacturing Saddles Harnesses Trunks Vaii
uses and Carpet Bags and all other articles in their line of
business 10 suit customers at their old stand-as they in
eu 10 suit customers in order to get living by their bs
hoss-and they respectfully return their l-nLs for past
patronage md hope fer n continuance
woodstock nay s. lsln II.
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Pythngoras used to say that wound from the
tongue Is worse THIN wound from the sword, for
the latter affects only the body the former the
spiIit-ihe soul.
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When Milton was blind he married shrew.--
The Duke Of buckingham called her rose. 81
judge of coors, (repIied ,Iilton) and il NAV
be so, for feel the thorns daily
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

No man sees the wallet on his own back, says
the old proverb, abiding to the fable Of the travel
Ter with Two packs. the one before stuffed with
the faults OF his neishjOrs-the one behind with
his own.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

NOTICE. The Subscriber wishes nny upon all demand.
now due him. All persons called upon by his nn,
it Is hoped will attend TO it, without delay.
May q, T. HUTCHINSON Jr
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NOTICE.

H. those indebted to the Subscriber whose demands
IA were contracted previous the first Of January l-iO
must be srttlrdbcore the first of September next or the,
will be len in the hands of an attorney for cuccon-Par-
ticaar contracts excepted. PAUL HOWE.
Woodstock July B., l-iO, 10 IT,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

Cream may he frozen by simply putting i, into a
glass vessel, and then placing the whole in an old
bachelor BOSOM
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

1t is an excellent rule, when man has NOTHING
to say, TO say nothing.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

THASKsGivING.-The governor Of Maine ha
appointed Thursday, the Goth inst. as a day of an
nual thanksgiving