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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
G. O w A r DIS
BUSINESS WRITING AND BOOK KEEPING

ACADEnY,
No so Broadway, between Broome and Spring SITS
OWARD' = mi niiable aud much admired Dlt s. HAND
VI aud universally approved COUNTlNG-HOUSE PEN
MANSHlP II Posttcey guarante to al ~ only ONE Les
so f6 hours uP to 50 lesEo FER only ONE DOLLAR
To $50. After this let no persen TO premium quack
whs ~ 1876 selling cl1aks! Your premiums all ahum
bug. have exhibited writing for competition the last
hrc- year.M Therefore, u green shroom has had
premium! twas doubt.se dohe out Of spite TO me- lie
TOOK mel could oil newspaper with the highest
universally known TO be thee ckes
We'd rs the CHEAPEST teacher will not trouble the ge
public with anyj and write this O. Jog their
Of COWARD, TIE GREAT TEACHER" idnsbly
painted in stained g the door Of $40 roduay by the
unrvaed at Gibson Of Pear street Speaking Of Gibson
OF the injustice of the Anne lean Institute To him
and As opposed TO AL other Teachers they to
hence could get justice done they the In
M wri,ine sr ten years in the public streets OF New York
aud eyoy candid, knowing person writing and scno'
lars genuine mrrNcf cuts Imtasyraby ahead e any
thg Of the Kind they ey,i sw before This being the real
r. b. The un5opgh OPINIONS or THE PRESS
that ny buneS C,fng altogether the besfmerchaniI
generally think uoW, haze the last years. ca
business g aud then, not TIL then, will be SILENT
Put me WI fsirly. not ~ slanderi!
n Ieachf hing ~ learn end popular
Of Pennanshp, be quilted Tor $50 three
weeks, cni have the right particular state. There
dozen Cels rated writing masters now teaching
ia the United states, and clearing $1,000 and upwards
year. The fher Of business writing aud aud my schoia
Norld!W l. r. COWARD. NJ.
ofAhsrst college. q years Practical Teacher, 10 IA New
York educ aed frthe ministry "a OF 10 sell coaks'i) Com
nsrcia Rooms. $40 Broadway. \. v; isls lmSiawis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

0ci- individuals and families, merchants and ira
dsrs, who want the Herald served at their houses,
or places of business, regularly, and before seven
o'clock in the morning, be supplied by leaving
their names and NUMBERS at the heraid once, "a
Ann street. We have one of the best corps of car
riers in New York-decent, competent, faithful and
attentive men. This will be better arrangement
than depending for supply on the chance sales in
the streets Of late great numbers Of citizens have
ordered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses, instead of buying it in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE

DR. RALPh, author of The Private Treatise continues
''Tse and may ss sssp at any hour
persons sbtrude their ski. aud mdies spon the pub.
ss e 9 ss:s o. , ns 10 aS:
Rsn as The grosnd on which might eo9ddsnee
Der ofhs Royal GoissS, London Sc as well being he
sS 90 SG sfI r. Gn o h %a asrs
Z EuS9p 10 ne en- most eminent r. ATsTeaas Pr Mott Of
may any ons who 81 y,se. e. winch letters
Of and emnence IN his devote his e 1as
iS rs ms s'1ry g cure
o E e u Ts,f cn 4. re
sent misey and detection preyng the mind well body,
that plored for many Of them Of such nature s
hons sosehe Il IS sct hat both vsnerssi and Goacr-
a. show isS.sss no other %sy han s S
nothing Proves t!Si ihs.e hsp trsss
cure Of these cd1pn. Now po.ne even
which continually arse IN any case and SO essentially do these
s,Ns1s ssr one from anoh9r that ss%mon sens. must '
astonishing the opportunities have of witnessing these facts
soeohga have been TAXING %cdsnes ioTsT only ~
SSs ss e Jew had G ~
were one nor the other but were totally different and
gai G 81 ne cases hes more rsnl sagsss The mind
Here tbe poor patient obliged pay pills drops ncns
.iter month sometmes d'e geet sesding tbs dis,rd
slebi but whether the Discharge return or ss Ls
no%s ia, al the q" f Ss yyo Ss you'd S as9p
s s s sG .n"sJ ,n b. yet, ogy Sas f. met
many srcturss may be cured in days they had
ised years before.
10 any on, Of prudence therefore, would say
these remarks just land appeal 90 thc eminent
ply sicsns q city for their TRUTH how important that
every patient should knew something Of the character and Ia
lent Of the whom be - about with
For the of those distance. well those
who wish 10 treat their ia the most aud
private have contryed little with the
TREsrIsE fitted in the lid and which contains every theory
for the Of these complaints That for gonor
rha beside the medicine contains also Patent Pocket
s1wSie So That Tor the ye"ersa or, ,6sn
enough for the Of ordinary SO and the chest
little larger containing thing the
both complaints. s SIS.
With respect 10 the little patent syringes which cannot
here describe who has properly aocredt
it's convenience and utility. Aud indeed with the
intrinsic value Of the chest uniformly does the
sangune expectations that fin u fail 10 do
and retained immediately the price shall be instantly
funded.
Addres. JOS RALPH, Senior NJ D. % Cour,lsndt street
New Work.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

.cSssSt "a NOTICE. For East Chester r, HOrseneck,
Es-tflsr-5' Stamford, Norwalk, Bridgeport, and New
The steamers FAIRFIELD or NIMROD will leave east
side Cathtrine Market morning al O'Clock for the
above pieces Returning leave Bridgeporat 81 Norwalk
Horsenech Il; aud Sawpitts, III.
Saturdays the above boats will for the above
places A. NJ, and at 7. M making two boats each
every Saturday.
The the boat the arrival Bridgeport
vey passengers New Milford Lilchfeld Woodbury. South
bury Canaan and Danbary and stages usual To all other
places heretofore. my22m"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

TO sail on the st 10Th, and 10Th Of
packets will hereafter be composed of the follow ships which
wh succeed each ether il the order in which they named
10TH 2oh and from London the 7h 7 and 9th of
month, threuhout the year, viz .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
rs WELL WORTH THE ATTENTION OF
THE PUBLIC-Messrs. WALKERS Co have

opened another splendid Boot and Shoe store at
No 296 canal street of Hudson aud Canal where
they have entire stock of most fashionable Boots
Shoes Of their manufacturing which they will sell
duced PRICES far bew thing offered Their stock
consists of French calf and goat skin dress boots also boots
of every s lie and quality gentlemens shoes every
scriPion ladies' misses aud chdrens boots aud shoes
KIND which will be sold extraordinarily low Canal
or at their old well known std To the prices
Of each article would be impossible therefore those
cheap boots and shoes do better than call
Canal street. where they TO find cheap fashionable
and good article. ic23 ID,+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

NEW ADVANCEMENT
.cr<-~, M NEWASK AND NEW YORk-FAI.E
AT--5SZ-fREDU' IN TO tQl CEN rS-lhe splendid
-s-new sttaner PAssAiC, :; w Martin, mas.
ter having been andsoncv fitted for the season, will
cgvrHE WHAEF, NEwAHH Feor BaNCLsY NY
viclOck.A NJ. 10 O'Clock. a. VI.
2ocock, 2. VI. O'Clock, r. NJ
On SUNDAYS the Passaic wileaye
Centre WHAT, Newa X. Foot Of Barclay street ". Y.
" o'clock, ". 81 o'clock.A. n.
P VI. s. NJ.
By this Arrangement merchants and Others ~ have ample
time TO shp thei- goods aud have the delivered
The sean-r PASSAIC 10 remarkable fr per1 ming
the distance and half honr and three
tiers each trip.
Ladies will hnd this route very pleasant and particularly
advantageous the Of chanc iag from car to
ferryboat with baggage avoided The Pass has tine rabns
appropriated 10 their attended by chambermaid, and
furnished with herths and every s~nsenience
H Go De and freight akcs - ssason-b terms hut only
a the risk ofthe owner myN 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
ANTHONY PRONTAUT,

"A VIM. BROWNE s Chatham street. opposite Roosevelt
street, has the largest of Hats
establishment in this city which will be sold wholesale and
retail at the lowest prices Also Cloth
and Velvet Caps, patterns, much admired.
style of boys Hats just received from Paris, flu trimmed
beautiful article GentlemeAs Hats
So and 81 inferior to sold for those prices Economy
durability and fashion combined is truly to
be wshad for in times like these. APPS sra&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

FOR POUGHk EEPSIE,
sverv dsv (Supdays excepted landing al Cadwes, We
' Point, Cold Spring, Fishkli Landing,
New Hamhurgh, aud Milton.
ax~~~ On The and splendid stesnhv at OSEOLt.
4-4 apt Verdine True sdel will leave the foot Of
1--s-zC Chambers street, eysry afternoon, tsundays
veerte o'clock commencing Tuesday, sst March 1870
Returuug-will leave POughke'psie every morning at
o'clock. -. -
d. r. Martin, ia West street.
taken on beard this boat mut be At The rick Of the owner
thereof l}stoc45'
y from naeful effects Of Cor ured tht suge
trial of The method practisd by Dr. Cook s lent to
satisfy drutpl OF he praccabiy OF tn " com
pete icaon without pain or nooaVentnoea at No II
ladies' and Gentlemen are appsed that by leaving irfor-
nation they ill be ted uactuslly at their resdenees
Terms moderate. W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
-s-.>a 1zs1 FOR SHREWSBURY. LONG BRANCH
E@Eslzy--l OCkAN HOUsE aud KUMhON LAND

- ~ - oCEAN HOUSE aud RUMsoN LAND
g---1x-s2- ING
r Inboai Osiris apt. Allare, VIII leave New York
from foot Of Market street Monday mornn., at five
nCl ca GA Tuesday, Wednest-y III rsdsy, Friday aud
sunday At O'clock a. m. Ssturdiy AZ oceok T. m 90
lie Red BsnE every Mondag moraiHg At sclock. On
Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday, and Frdsy, att O'Clock
On Saturday at half taste O'clock and sHi " at DEL ok
pa. The boat vii above until further uoce, ifdcemcd
prudent -
stages viii be readiness convey 20 any part
of the country the arrival Of tie al At Red bank mis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

DOINrER DO9-For sale, we'll broke Dog, is months
L ola stauueh aud fetehss well. Enquire OF
iyio. steod' JAS F. BAl HE, ieo Greenwich u.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-01
PUBLISHED BY II. J. THOMAS.
THE NORTH AMERICAN

Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Price 81 30 per an. an ddrance,
Of - 00 al the end Of the year,
and in like proportion for fur
Their delay Of payment.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

ute of affection paid him by his personal friends
and all the men of Reading are Taliourds friends
lie was born among them, in position which gave
him no more hopes Of attaining his present emf
nence than the humblest among them had; he was
educated at their Free Grammer School; he owed
the attention he attracted as boy to his industry
and talent; he fought his way to the bar through
difficulties of no ordinary character; he maintained
his station during that long and wearyng struggle
which ever proceeds professional success by the
continual and laborous exercise of his literary tai
ents; he attained eminence and his townsmen,
who had watched him with interest through his ad-
versity, were proud of his achievements. There
is no instance in England of a connection between
constituent and representative, so pure and disin-
terested, so honorable alike to both, as that which
exists between Tal(ourd and the electors off eadng
If Taliourd were to cease to be representative of
Reading, that borough would probably return
Tory. As it is, he will continue to receive the
sulragcs of the electors so long as he continues to
ask them. PenciiingS Of Politicians.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

How like an imprisoned bird is Christianity
The teachers of Humanity have been, and always
are, gliding and adjoining its cage, cleansing and
sprinl;ing il with perfume, improving its drinking
vessels, and calling us around it TO gaze and see
how beautiful the captive is, and admonshins us to
plume our wings just so not for flight, but that
they may look decorous. Though one of delicate
perception may detect something sweet and sooth-
ing in the poor birds gentle note, and something
cheering in its holder melody, yet there IS an I'M
healthy moaning in its music, and llielessness IN
its dropping wing which separate it from its free
and eyultng mates of the woods and hills. Where
is he who, with pious but not TIM hand, may
gently unlock its prison-house and say, eco forth
patient sufferer, and cheer the world with thy free
and joyous song, Marble it in the ear of the
young and happy, chant it melodionsy at the win
dow of the sufferer till answering strain is heard
throuchout the universe The diaP
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
JAMES MORRISON, TIE uyCEIsT.

ypyIIE True and Genuine NORlSON'SplilS, on HNGEtN
"a VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES mate dthe Brf'
i'm CoHogC oCLdit4, Lonion. Which have by lhtir u.
rntvr powers and intrinsic worth, won the tondehctoi
nm enlightened Puhc and although opposed by the great
Body OF PHI scins in Europe and IN other Nations, mas
overprrHd The Globe that at this time, this Celebrated
NEGEr tRIE Medicine is called for aud to h" had IN
ever, Civilized Country the Gobe.lt Is sold in Pack
ages Of 81 40 s,?,OO aud $500.
THE TEST OF GENuINENEsS
Every Package odin thcs,atc of Vermont andn towns
bordering on Lake Cmmplin in tho state of New York,
will be- srncd in writing by PANGBORN d BRlNs-
MAID, JEWELLERS OF b. ELLINGTON, VERMONT, VINO arc
State Agents. And also signed 10y the Snb-Aechi' sIIS
them. SOLD ~ go -.
JAMES II. MURDOCH, Woodstock W.
VIM E. Greene, NCraCnncs; Jouatlan liag'r Mdde'
bury; j. Frost a Co.. Bruport. Kent Wright, shorcham,
Jas Hull Orwell; Ira button; Brandon; Hiram J.. the-
new Rutland; W. i. Reynolds, Factory Point, Mhnrh-
ester; NJ X. Scott, BcrniGgoni J. secne lirnittboroi
NJ = auckland. Bellows FNls; y. T.. Goddurd, Windsor;
los H. Murdoch Woodstock joel Day ROyatoni Foster
Grow Chelsea; Perry Marsh, Montpelier Jno hciscN
nnnyile l.. p. Walton ~ Sons, Muntprilcri Jones tnt,
,tJohusbiry VIM. Pierce. ynon; Geo. l.. WARNER john
son; :. L. Morse Cr"isburyi $. Lyman, Crnl'sbNT!
IN, in KcIIum lrasbuph; f. Cleveland Coventry {. ~
w Uu.tcr Derby Line; I'd. LYMAN North fcrrisburgh;
Amnsa Paine Lowel Otis l.. kClton Montgomery o. \.
Keith. sIcllun; David Lyman, - Abuns MAYNARD Kid
der Moriah, N.Y.; G. d. Hatch, Westport n. " CT.
VA Boyutnn, Essen, " V; Alfred iariwe, keesevi!lc,
y v: X Cottrl, rlatsburgc, n. y. Geo scverencc.
Chnyy \. y; L. johnson Il son. Whitehall, \. v;
DR.. GEO. TAYLOR, IiNGElsr.
81, Broadway n. "
United state, Agent for the British College Of Health
London.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
RANK NOTE TABLE.

NJ The bills of all the Banks in the Ncw England
States which are In good credit received al par on
deposiie by the following banks, vz;-Aas Atlantic,
Eagle Frcemans, Globe, Hamilton Mechanics, Market,
Merchants North, state Suffolk shoe Leather Dealers,
Shawmut fremont, Traders, Union and Washington
NJ The suffolk bank ransacs all the business relating
IN / he country Banks, Tor the above named banks.
NJ The charter of the Hampshire bank, at Norlhamp-
ton having expired the bills are not received the SUI
folk Bank.
~ The small bills of the Middlng Interest Bank
longer redeemed
of various denominations, from 81 UP to $1,000, of New
York city aud country banks, payable three s aud nine
months ancr date They are not countcrsiened by the
Register. Those TINT have 0i the Binshap
ton Bank the Farmers Bank, of Seneca county, omulus,
and the City Trust and Banking Company of New York,
They have the appearance of Bank bills and are caca-
ted to deceive
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Honorable
w the Probate Court for the district Of Windsor, com.
misoners to receive examine aud adjust all claims hnn
demands Of all persons, against the estate of PIRSON
WESTOy late OF Reading, in said district, deceased rep
resented insoycnt aud also all claims aud demands eN-
hbtcd in offset thereto and six months fom the lJl
day vi September inst; being allowed by said Court Tor
that purpose do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend the business of said appointment ut the
dcwe.lng. house Of Lewis Hawkins IN Reading, on the
first Mondays in January aud March from yoclock
A. NJ. on each Of said days.
u. UAPGOOD, Executor.
BENONI BUCK,
W. H. HAWKINS, commissioners.
sIlUBAL &. SIIEDD,)
Reading, Sept q, 1910 2j'3w
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

MOBILE Oct l9.--Thc weather continues warm
and rainy and the city is still very healthy, s'ran-
gers are coming in and old citizens are returning
from their northern tours daily. The business
streets wear an animaling appearance, but nothing
is doing further than receiving supplies oil good
from ali quarters The stocks, we anticipate viii
be full and large and better assorted than Tor the
last year or two, and at prices is accordances with
the state of the times We hope for good and
healthy business, hut we cannot expect it to be a
heavy one.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
KEEP WARM AND SAVE FUEL,-A COLD
WINTER IS COMING.

TESIIE subscriber would respectfully inform the inhab
II tans OF Norwich, and vicinity that he has hand
general assortment oSiOyts among which SrckaHds
Patent, Grmgcr's Rotary Elevated Ovcn aud WOolsons
Improved Cook Stoves, Pror and Box Stoves of varios
sizes Ia suit ENTHUSIASTICALLY and sheet Iron Ware
furnished If dcsrcd-purclascs are invited To call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere, low for cash
approved credit.
Also
On hand and for sale, general assortment of English
American and w. !. Goods, all Of which will be sold low
for cash. approved credit please call and examine for
yourselves.
D. b. NEWTON.
Norwich, Vt. Nov. ith 1910. 27-6w.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

The Commissioners appointed to resurvey the
disputed territory are on their return, having gone
over the whole ground, and carefully examined It,
1t is stated that there is no doubt upon the minds
of the Commissioners that the line claimed by the
Americans is the true line. The report will prob
ably be soon forthcoming.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
pr-opEyED EE.OpFyED.

T-1r Subscriber respectful informs his friends in the
4 Village IT Woodstock und vicinity that he has taken
the shop the Store Of T. Hutchinson lr, lately occ,
picd by james NJ Fisher iailJrs shop where he in
tends to carry the above business in all the various
branche4 lie also returns his thanks to the citizens for
the past hvors that they have bestowed upon him, and hn
homes they will cn.tinue the patronage usual
he will warrant all garments made uP ia his shop to III
customcrs-,rd will awa, he found in he shcp ready "a
wait on all who may favor him with their custom.
n L. Particular attention paid te cutting others
make up All work executed with nea'res and dsrsieh
HENRYC. TAFT.
Woodstock, June Is, ls40 i-tf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

Though popularity, in some respects, Is 3ss'ra-
bic thing: vet it is not always criterion 6f real
ability; nor is it to be sought after with aydy as
If it were with the foundation of happiness. 1t
has been the occasion of ruin TO many, and OF dis
tress to more Those who have aimed at it have
been generally left to disappointment and conu-
sion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

LBERIA.-We learn by the latest arrival from
Mcnrova, that great calamity bele the clnigran's
having been conveyed 10 that colony, by the Salu-
da, tia, ~ of them had died at Bassa Cove, where
they were remaining until another place, known
as Bivey could be put in readiness for them II
the above be the fate of emgran,s, who can won
der that those who left the sauda recently
should have preferred Canada to Liberia COL H.
WcT
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
DR.. SpOUN'S
err7r r1rADACxrU REMEDY

For the permanent cure ofths distressing, complaint
never fails When pcr,cycrrl III, il erctnay rcnoyatls
the syStc aud does away the cause OF the SUN q MEX.
vol s HEADACHE thousands have tried II, ana found
precisely the which the article promises to bcstow
ccrGcnts of the strongest Kind, and from the most re-
spccale persons, in possession ol the proprietor,
some of Inch have been published, testyhg 10 me per-
mnent cure and others to immediate rcci gwen by this
r,.dy Ii affords relief tn the afflicted in 10 or 20 min
uc, from the rst dose. II taken when the symptoms OF
an attack are first felt il prevents the further progress 0
the complaint and can produce no danger ~ any ue ny
nm excessive dose IN such cusc it would only throw
or the contents nj the stomach leaving sweet and heal
thy with mn excellent appetite. All afflicted win neat
ache should not TAIL tn procure the article ana TcNeNe
themselves from 81 distressing II complaint
Physicians have in many instances given It to Their
naticn,s and In every instance, to our knowledge, WIN
aren't satisfaction have found certain cure. Sc6 and
Nrrous Heaiqcht is complaint with which phNscinhs
do not wish To have any Thug to do and generally pre-
scribe only for Temporary relief consequently Dr. spohs
Sick Headache Remedy escapes the opposition Whch
some other prupriCOry articles meet from l'Ht source
TRY il onrc aud Won neycrwill rCgrct II Is composed
entirely of vegetables aud contains no mineral, or p0s
nous drug of any kind aud does require any change OF
diet exercise 49,. az,
sale Druggists Flrchcrsrect Il. y, md b! the prnci
pal Druggists IN the Union,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

METHoDIsrs IN ouIo.-The number OF
Me,hodsis in the Ohio Conference is 53,62l OF
this number only G62 are blacks. There are 400
local preachers.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
JUDGEpATTERgON.


Read the following from Judge Patterson for thirty years
the first Judge in thr County in which lie lives
MirdiciorR y. j. March l2, $50.
Mcssrs, cOmstOck n Co.
CrutlcmciIou are al liberty Ia make such rsc Of the
following certificates rs yOu deem VIII best suhscrc the
purposes for which il is incudcd.
CERTIFICATE JUDGE pATTERSON.l
uERgRy CERTIFY that my daughter has been afflicted
with sick head ache for the space If about - Ncarhc
attacks occurring in about two wrecks, frequently
lasting "a hours during which time the paro\ Ems have
been 50 severe apparently soon To deprive her OF e
And after having tried almost all Other remedies IN vain,
have been induced last resort Ia try Sro'uS lcnd
ache Remedy sold by yOu md Ia the great dl'appot
ncut aud los ofhcrspfand AL her friend, found very ma
crnl relief from the first dose uithe medicine. she mas
ollowcdup the directions with th' article, aud III every
when M attnck was threatened IN, found immediate
relief until she j. permanently cared. The attacks
are now very seldom, aud disappear almost immediately
after taking the quantity directed hope that others
may be- brrc'citcd hy The use nj this lrly urHnHb!e 'd
cnc, has induced mcto Send you the above, ana remain
your ubCdiCnt scrycnt.
JEHU PATTERSON
Judge of the Court Of G. 7.
For sale In Woodstock NLby ........,,.
SLY j. hll'hlNH'N, 'H'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

The export of breadstufls from Great Britain,
independent of rice for the year ending 3Olh Sep
tcnbcr 1882 was : 1904 ,667.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

1t is said that three things the most difficult are
to keep secret, to forget an injury, and to make
good use of leisure.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
MONEY WANTED.

NrvE want and must have all debts due MS of more thar
w one wears standing by the first nj August next
All persons called upon by this notice will, attend Ia II
wilhou, delay, and save themselves cost.
l.. NJ. Il 5. r. STOCKIR.
IIartlan, June 30, leiO 9-u