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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-30
From The EueHing Post, iprH 10.
nEE,A RANGER.

When this man was appointed naval agent n
Philadelphia, he WAS known by every body who
had heard oil him, and among the rest no doubt, b,
! Wee President Tyler, us one of the most daring
and reckless political cheats that the times have
turned up. Weyesterday referred 10 his pnrlicipa,
lion IN the enormous frauds perpcrraied in this cy
in the years 1888 and 1885 1t must be remcnl-
bercd, however, that these were not solitary instan
ces lie was then praciiccd hand ut the business
as will appear from the suhjonrd extract, taken
from the testimony given before the Investigation
Committee, in thi IngersoI and Naylcrcase. The
dcpnnent was Isaac Abraham, Jr
"Question by Mr. IngersolI. Were you consta-
bic Of the 7th ward, Northern Liberties, in 1898
.4nS. Yes, sir.
Ones, Was Mr. 'Rela Badger an officer of the
election in that year.
l0S. So was informed, sir.
CUES. Was he IN active part2an CT Mr. Nayor;
.1RS. Yes, sir.
Cues Did you receiver message from Mr. Rndg-
er, and when, on the subject Of the election aud
what was i,-what passed between you
[Obiecled to by Mr. Carkson, MS irrelevant, and
incompetent to affect Mr. Nayor in this inquiry and
as hearsry.]
.A,s, We'll, sir; Mr. Badger gave mc-n man
waited on me by the name of Mr. Leiscuring, and
corner of Sixth and Chesnut streets; | went down
with the gentlemen; with Mr. ieiscurng, and found
MIR Bangor there; he took me up stairs INTO room;
he asked me if | had u good deal ofinilueuce in the
9TH ward Of the Northern Liberties; told him
thought had-a good deal; he told me that he
would give me 5000 if would Gin the first place
he asked me what ma orlty we would give in the
ward that is, for the democratic party; told him
from 200 to 500 votes )-he told me he would give
me s 200, provided would vote The whg ticket,
and e'ertioneer it; he tod me to call down to hi,
house the next evening, and he would give ne the
$500
Qae' What tickle; did You then and do YOU
vote
As. vote the Democratic ticket, and always
did,
Qpes, Now pursue your story, taking it up
where you left it,
Ans. | waited on him; went to hi' house; he
told me he had no money ont Of thk!0ni, Int if !
would meet him at the blacl, licur tavern the next
day, ut O'Clock, he would give il TO me. went
there, and Nh Badger was there he called me ont
into lie ward; he tod NE to come into the stable;
we went into the stable together; he pu,,cd out bis
pocket book, aud suid all the money he had WIS
$50; he gave me five $40 bills on the Penn rowu-
ship Bank, and that was all The money he had ;anh
he told me 10 call up 10 his house and get the
tickets; he asked me if could get any Of our
tirlcs-a full licket-so ms 10 yet some Of Mcn u
printed as near ike ms could fr; he gave me hun
die of tickets ;some rdS folded, and some w1s Loose
cut oft; took Ncm tickets up to Mr. iohn Grim
and gave them to him. This is pretty much all, -
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IN and after Moyn,Y March %, lo4l, The passcngs
~ trains viii run ms follows:

IN and after MoNp,Y, March %, lo4l, The passenger
~ trains viii run follows:
4! 9 4 An. !, i 90! i,lrn. 4, ia, AtsE%
At 10 l-IA.N. AIS I'm. At II Al. At5S.lr.M.
LEAVE IOwELL
At 8 III AN. At y lei IN. At III IN. At r.H.
or Immediately on the arrival Of the Gon Boston
WAY PASSENGERS taken ut Tyngsboroush and North
Chelmsford.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua
VIII be coyee cd to the Car free Of expense, by leaving
their names nj the Railroad Ticket Occ aud passengers
arriving at L"we in the Cars ijom Nashua viii be con.
vel ed to any part OF the city without charge
P,ro From Nashua To Lowell, 30 cents
From Nasnua, to Ioaton, 5 l,j0,
On the arrival Of the al Nashua, stages leave for all
via Amoskcag, Concor kCCHc, thur!ystOwG, y. H. Wind
SCR, and BrailIchoro W.
Books kept 1T 30 ToN ut the stage Ice No. and
II ELnstcct,-nso in LOWELL, at the i,aroad and Stage
Office in front of the Depot, where be secured IN
any OF The Coaches, and correct information obtained
respecting the d0rrctl sugr routs,
ONSLOW SVEARNS, Superintendent.
Nashua, March 10, lSlC.
MgRcniyDIsE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Dcpotat
Cle.town and Nashua, every morning. CSuuda! c,cep
tCdJ
All goods to be transported ON the Rail Road, going
above Lowell, must be sent to the Compai,s freight
DEPOT, ChareslOwn,a ut the end Of Warren FRIDGE
Goods to hc iOrNurdgd- by the morning u.us must be
sent 10 IIs Depot aS early rs the evening before.
The Company having provided luG4c aUd comnolinu,
Sl0c-li oIsts both ut Nashua aud Chc>uwn, and hay-
ina completed their urHl gCWCnts for the HnspOru;un
0 Merchandise, give notice that they arc rUW prepared
10 raspOrt all Goods, and Country Produce which may be
forwarded 10 their neiUts and for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered cars which VIII perfectly Sc.
cure goods from damage and careful and experienced men
To take ChUraC al the Transportation hu,'urss at the De-
pots II d to accompany the goods over the roHd
The Company, determine not O"Iy u accommodate
the public, hut To extend every rclii' in their power
both to lcam,ers aud NcrChnnts,u have fixed upon the
following rates Of Freight:
81 30 per ton each why between Nashua and Charles
town. Shopper ton each wa! between nashua and Low
ell,
All Regular came'nrs running to the cars viii be rnr
ried over the road between Nashua and Charstown each
way, tee Of expense II
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For thc Spirit IF tie Age.
LINES TO AN .EOLyAT HARE.

Iirsu my harp ah, hush and let
Thy silvcry tones be still,
Every tone ofthine, doth now
Nly heart with sadness I'll.
Icannot bear 1t now;
This proud and lony strain,
Seems mockng with its melody,
A heart o'crchafged with pain.
Thy tore, bring back the early days,
When Young, loved 10 roam
And pucl the flowers tina, hloomel around
Ny own dear mountain home,
They call again the form Of one,
Who over heath aud len,
Played HE The gentle winds offspring,
The liye-long day with me,
When, from my sdicncd brain have passed
The gloomy thoughts away,
And Joy upon my heart once moro,
Cleans like summer day,
Then, rs the spiritual winds
Sweep DER Thy chord, agan,
Ny heart shall answer, wild with he,
To every thrilling strain. W.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT
kUCTION!!

FETllE well known TAVERN STAND situated in the South
"A Nill'gc Of Woodstock, o. the Stage Road leading from
W0olslncG G;een, to > rusu!d VI. and Cha lrstOwu,
N.i.-blOnIustO he Estate Of ElekiC PclrsunSund now
occupied by Glcn Pclrns offered ia: sale. The
vcuicut aud desirable location OF said stand aud the
sequCu o custom II VIII always rCacyG-a> there IL
other Tavern IN the yuIcnrud not be stated in this
advertisements for any person wishing such stand, and
thu, too Mt gre1 Jlryla learn nll such facts b! up
pl Ing on the premises.
II said rni is NOT disposed of Mt private sale previous,
it viii he sold at auction Saturday the l>t da, al Ma
next, at one oolock r. M.Nlo the premises ut tll
time, Will b. sold ut auction vanns articles olh0us
hold furniture, y, &c, GAllN PEARSONS.
50 Woodstock. April E, l.ll. i9-52 LrCCuiOr.
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Brighton MarKrt,
MONDAY. APRIL 10, ls41.

At Market 200 Beef Cattle IS pair Working Oxen, %
Cows and Calves 80 Sheep, and go Swine.
Prics~--Bsef cate. sile' quick and last weeks pr-
ccs fully sustained. Extra 81 COATS first quality s67i
90 second quality Sc % joi third quality s. 50
COO
Woriing oren. Sales s72, $50, 500, so5, slOj.
Cgps & cafes. Sales $40, s42. So, Ss3 SIS, s37.
Shrep Lots 80 IS, 81 j, 81 -, and g. 90.
Seine. Lot. to peddle were sold at ~ for sDws
and l-2 for Darrows. fey lots nt4 III to 5 III. At
r.t-jl, from S to G l-2. Scw Eng. Farmer.
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IL. IL. RAIlIfT'.

HAS removed to the shop lately occupied Ly Sual
Fisher, Ir, where lie Manufacturers aud Keeps 10. ,,
all Kinds OF Silver Ware, SEch us Tea Table, L,ssc.l
Salt and Mustard Spoons; Cream Luld,rs, ~Hear Tom.
Butter Knives dc. NC. Gold and Silver Spcrtcs ri rers
pacrn made in the best manner aid waIeN,d to lit IAt
eye.
The above articles he will sell low nj wholesale OF
Rctul9 rs can be purchased in New York nr Boston.
Particular attention pud to the repairing Q! spoons d
SpectGcles aud all other job work.
Al! orders by mail Or Otherwise will meet with nmc-
datc attention.
Cash paid Tor Old gold and silver.
Woodstock, Dec H., l54O. S3.Gm
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W r ] / / N C

RER. FRENCH, woull respectfully give notice to
lFA the inhabitants Of WOcDsrOCH, that his school il
now open for the reception new pupils daily for short
time. He will teach PRACTlCAL and ORNAMENTAL PEN
MANsIltr, PENMAKING SrENoGRArHY and FIOuKisHING.
His system will nj once give free use aud command of
the pen, (Which all viii admit must be acquired before
can he practical wier) and in TEN lessons leave the
Gentleman with style Of ease, uniformity and expedition
suitable for the IoeCr and every day business writing; the
Lady with style OF fIcity truly becoming and elegant
Mr. r. bel ewes, from his unparalleled success in other
places, that his system Of teaching needs only 10 be known
TO be beRy pa,ron2c1. lie therefore invites Won to call
and examine specimens OF scholars improvements the
manner Of execution &c. and judge fur Yourselves OF the
utility OF the system. lie warrants entire satisfaction to
all who favor him with their patronage Ladies can have
lessons nj their dwellings, if preferred.
WRITING ACADEMY in Mr.. lachs Hall, on Elm street.
Open from ill { and from till o'cocG, F. NJ,
Woodstock, April &c. le4l, 52-3wt
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THE SPIRIT OF THE TIMES;

Ilti SA-s OI 4 kEE "a G.cs
4 Chronicle erie Turf Fjca Soor'' literature md Me
Stage. Em5chishcd gih SP'cHIcd steel EngrGtHgs.
WILLIAM 7. PORTER EDITOR.
rT'IIIS well known weekly publication, whchwas
established in 1873! by lis present editor, com
meuced It's eleventh volume On the 9Th inst. 1t is
a sheet Of the very largest Glass; containing twelve
imperial qUarto pages, plitlcd on linen paper orha
| iinrs, texture, and on new type. 1t is emhelshcd
with the largest and most highly finished ENGRA-
WINGS oH STEEL, ever issued by periodical in
! The United States. In the course Of the year, II
series of MAGNIFICENT STEEL ENGRAvlNGS,
Uniform with the embellishments o, the proceeding
volume, will be presented to the subscribers. A
n0rlHil Of MAMMOTH ECLiPEs, from painting
| vt TroYe, viii commence the series and he sac
c'ded by those Of other distinguished heroes during
the year,
a List of AMCRIcAH WINY1SG IloRsrs of
the preceding yenr will be published, arranged in
four distinct IUbic5-- one Of four me winners one
OF three, one ortwo, and unc.of 80, "'i''. "i."y'
Table If the AMERIcAN WINNING TRoT-
TING llnRsEs, with the age, co'ur, owner, &c.
| IN addition 10 the various subjects enumerated
above, the present volume will contain fi,hlu
and ccpou, record of all IMpoRrArIoHs and
SALES or Broom Srocg, Swerpsakc, Racing
aud Troling Matches, aud Racing Appointments
Essays Oh breeding rnl TRIMMING, fcdgrceS and
performances Of Distinguished Horses, with all the
Current News and On Dit, in Sporting Department,
Gull details, original and selected, will he given
upon all manly pcslimcs, as Hunting, Shooting,
Fishing, Watching and Roaing Pedestrian and other
Ath'ei, and Manly Sports.
Another p1rt Of The design Of the paper will en-
brace a Bee HOgnnd .AgricHIiyr0i Department,
designed In promote the interests ard minister to
the Instruction Of breeders Of fine cattle, shrap, Sc.
Selections will be constantly nadc iforn the Pc
radicals Of this country and England, aud thus be
formed lively and elegant LITERARY DErARr-
MENT, occupying several pages.
| For all these varied Departments, ample room il
secured BY the immense size Of The present sheet,
which for beauty oftypogrphiraI execution and
general elegance of arrangement, is second 10
in The Ininn.
| No local agents being employed by the proprie-
tors, gentlemen wishing the paper ran order it
through their pnS'masters, or remit By nail A
number If files from the commencement oflhc vol
ume, will be- preserved for new subscribers. This
course is adopted, as the valuable Statistical Tables
Of the paper nearly all appear in the early part Of
the year.
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,rJsIt would not be inappropriate 10 place un-
der the head d" Bank Robbery" the reports ofcom-
mii,ec4 recently presented 10 the stockholders ol
L. s. Bank Philadelphia. We doubt whether such
airocious deeds Of swndng were ever before per-
prirated by men entrusted with the property Of
others. We have not yet heard Of any movements
far enaronp the accommodations Of the State Pris-
on mr. for erecting any new iread-mills in rhila-
delphi. Pot it is high time the subject should be
ngiiaeds-- Boston Courier
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Dcw Sir-I luyc used one oryour Cooking Stoves inmy
family for time past The SsuNe is ait that YOU have
recommended it Ia he and feel it MY duy to sIutc that
coGNcrit one the mast important intentions rt+th
my hn9wi'tFe Beng ;imp'e in coustIuc ion and can
iacd s,Gvc From The net That beGcrc il "oG 5apS tie
Irjcc Of tlc SOle in iiin one gear in addition to the
HtHy which this stove POSSESSES oycr all oh
IT. slores in use Ihayc 10 hesitation in rccommcndrg in
pccuHa point %! view tooycry one Wc,cr they already
have or have not other stoves. PAUL HOWE.
Woodstock, w., June l1tl 1870,
Th,cgrtiGcs that have Csgd = Chase, Cooking Stove
for all the purposes OF cooking Wg-la DC usual in lLii
lies and find to be the most pCoHGmcW and ron, 'H'Ht
cooking stove which have usui or md from CN
pertinent tnd TINT II requires no mare hoH cnc J0HrM
~ the t"ciHcccS20ry IN be cGHormCd IN cny 0thCr coo@
t''c which have used or seen cocHiHicd TO do an fqud!
nappit Of c9oAg, The OF the surruSs any
t Of the Kind in they bel, ant rsGSt admirably
well, lit word the stove is ,"iia0Ui n f3WH aLd would
mo.tc'ftfnty recommend II to all persons IN Taat
Woodstock VT, July 18Th 1910,
MIR, \ l.. Chusc.-luyng used yonr cnokinc stove in
my family for some tine past AID finding il worthy Of I'll
praise ccl my duty Ia stare ut consider II TO be iy
farHc best cooking g!oge Having used lor III h9
purposes Of Couatng such as hnk'ug, roasting, boiling
rolHg &c. cnn coadd ly assert tain ONT Of ccln-
ann uU rVrv,Ei,Ect itItry fF erect any thgg If the
hind which has come 90 my knowledge. The stoves is
most jdrtD fy'y c1i"Ht7d for every culinary pur C:c
Ny Guii, remarkably wen pleased with 'hc1IOjrg
dG0rimCm oihc stove nonc otthc sHo.e being suffered
To- rome into m rom. ZERAl LuLL
Woodstock, VI, Ja, 18Th l.io,
Mr., Cha,c-Sir; Ancrmyine used vour corhirr stove,
No2, in my umy for sufficient tine Ia have m!y sujiS
fed my sell Of il uscUlne,s am prepared t" express my
ulElun that i; is prCitr,jie 10 og CCUEiNG STOVE Of
oihusrr, thn mHy be accomplished ~ IT, the r,cs If
which the hearth susceptible aHd all It's edyrlae's "a,
En- gI I0P rG r$t It. r 6 yI L ,,
none whotry II Willie di,epl oiGt.d Lul rW yooEae az
me atgmi'r.y that could be reasonably crcla'ca fom
'," go '''.''' JAsrER HA2EE,
Wco'r'ocS, VI. Oct. To- 1910.
have used one Of Cha.cs Coolr. Stoves, No ,. since
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THE NORTHERN HIGHT,

A POPULAR Pc"oli a devoted to Free Discussion, and
4 IL the Diffusion III L>cnl knowledge, Miscellaneous
iitrruturc and General Intelligence,
To be Published monthly III f city Of Albany, under tho
supervision ui LuiN \. DIX, i. RnNEyS BGCE, ANp'
nENN, GIBSON iiiwLEY, TuuNNs ~. ALClrr, Gd In
WARD {. DsLAvAN. The first number has been issued
and the s.Ioud number VIII appear IN Muy.
T.RH5,-Ior single copy for one year, Sl,00
For 81, copies tuf one Nrnr, 500
For one hundred coric, tor one year, 800
Albany, y. Y. March n, .Il. 50
Iyslbst.iptons received 1t the Counting Room Of the
fgf.
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NEW GROCERY,

V1Ifr subscriber wonl respectfully inform hi, friends that
he has Cited M Rooms in neat and convenient man
ncr, under the shop Of Geo e. prATT and laws H. MIN
mock where he has aud intends krcping constantly on
hand. ronl assortment o first rate w. GOODS FLOUR,
FRUIT, NUTS &C. Having onc stock Of new Goods.
he feels confident that those wh1 favor him with call will
find good article. at low prices he found my
est hShmcnt in town. GEORGE MELLlSll.
Woodstock, April Sth, 1911. Soft
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SAVE YOUR FUEB.
CIlSES COOKING STOVE,

F-N.l u'#cth.r having uuIroclcl with Nr s. |" Chase
a for the r-t OF his stove l"r The County Ut WmCs0r
b.-s leaves 10 call the attention Of The public to NE sane
Tine suyeis hey oEd doubt economical aud ehirt
than amy o'hcr yoGkm1 s'nyc N u-c l. H. convenient he
cause 81 It's peculiar construction, and economical, Tic
reason that V save three tUUrlhs Ufte c necessary
be consumed in other stoves, Ia 90 an equal u
mount Of cooking. II contains Two ovens u large CiMe
s!oN which cat IN AN instant have the ttupoGui, Crn
gtd b. bumpers rs 10 be adapted Ia basin roasting tho
most Grlcutc well ~ The food The LOiig
department is perfect U every IOEt ri yitW, SN boilers
Can be used az time, The holu department issu
s,ruyd That thc sIuhc i, not suffered tn pass into tho
room, being CgGvc, ed dire ty INTO the stove. Owing 10
"a" PcruIa. c ih" rricii,> uIH' which This Stove C-
crates OF the heat lroH the IRE chamber Suffered
pass directly into the pipe, while AL Tie coolest IN tho
stove rs discharged. I, done b. aUGr chamber Crre-
rartr ng the g and sWGhe after tEas rurrd with n, heat
and in such MANNER to prOturca very sirGuG drUgt
thu, uil the heat generated must hr uli,d to pyac
t,cu purpose.
In rnolothc ahnyr have connected with this advert
'nrt the following certificates Io" gentlemen oluEturGt
ed charctc, who using the stove in this vicinity.
Thl su'es VIII be kept constantly On hand and Tor sale
by. TliLH ALICAIAsON IR
Woodsloch, July li,h lao
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TIIE ulIRl TuE nAIR!! TIE UAiI, /.

NJ better evidence IS wanting 10 allow thc superiority
" nr the Genuine Buffalo 81, over other 0g,rira; nis
than that number o Druggists cnftI'urrg tniri1ir
IT, and ius'irg their miserable limitations ON The rubly inT
genuine. Read Advertisement Bcwafc ui ftulu..
Genuine BuTo OIL "a fast taking tie place ~ nl Other
articles promote the growth. so'ttn ara btHlls ht
Hair; its gives IL suircs that 10 r'n'r article Hctr'
and crusus il curl bcatitliuyby hoe re VIII dnrheh
and give the hair satin guss II j. hi-hi FtnItu ahu
aiycs ne feet satisfaction ~ Hll who have given II trial
Yol " i: olseve the Signature Of the proprietor William
i.ruwn also 'Bulo OIL imprinted on thr bottle In
consequence uf counterfeit whirh IA. recently appeared
label engraved on rorrcr. for which haze secured cop'
rrht enir-ei ACCORDING Of Congress IN the Cles
flee Of the District Court &C Massachusetts,. Any nifiE &C.
rncrt will be dealt with recording 10 law.
For sale b. I. HUTCHINSON, ir. Woodsipct, Vi. p
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TYSON FURNACE.


TsNlE subscriber would respectfully call the attention II
the public, dealers n stuNt, Iron ware, Ar.. to the
mluuuriu.ca O, this establishments within three lturs
Blast Furnace, aud u tLt buildings NADINE gy h,t ltcn
ihlt HIt pot in operation necessary To manufacture tn
Hnf pu' into the various forms Ct castings required ter this
wgrstt w this tine moe hlu iu OhsrG tt Ions q, good
iUHriy metal uis been Huc 30 these works. Tie iIrts
100 this place Tor working iron such era !c tie lfO
prcs. 90 compete successfully with other manufacturers
10 this country urd the Hast Furnace ugvrr lttu in o-
Grafton iur several months uhd iUw making Muir than
thirty ton, orcNCt,.t slt metal ger Wtth, furnishes
suppl. u Stoves, stove Iafc v.Vnir ca lt ois
anil ever, ysci, uEd e n IT suI c,or pual,
it,. Ou tIr most favorable terms. to dealers
sunHly ul the mugIHppru, sd Culuu lmpTo, e Cock
stove. vih mir tight furnace, Badger, id,va-ds, the
Hrvcrtilr 1ur Premium SEVERAL patterns elevated
Cook ~ust.. aud other patterns udHptd To the different
markets. 40 size. -N riniC Or IoN Stoves Vermont Tar
lr. ue cmbcilishcd and mi roVcd llasp TaIiur ser
aud beautiful p1ttrr (Which. fog syWurfr, sIu Taste, IL
pronounced superior 10 auy thing The lft in the mar
srtl iio"w-,arc, iirrlwmt,. Ac. 81, upw ,Iirut aid
viii Pc sold on favorable terms q; yg'y reduced fccs to
dealers.
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NAsnUA AND LOWELL RAlL-RoAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

- F;.z.',l f5 . ra'i .s: ~. !
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n A.BRYAyT * Co. Have on hand and are inst

N A.BRYANT & Co., Have on hand and are just
". receiving prne assortment Of spring and summer
Goods which will he sold nj uncommon Tor prices for cash
approved credit. such prices fail to suit
toners. Please call ard see. They will he sold on the
terms heretofore yceptng that all which
are not paid within the acr the has
menccd will he considered cash and must he paid in cash
~ D. All demands due Of more than one years stand
ing mus, be paid, m mistake. -
N.v ~, Q. A. BRYANT Co.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-30
a,a rows NO. l. rio InoN rQrAL TO scorcn.

The subscriber feels the fullest confidence bat orcrs Tor
the manufactures ui he C,.nl 4moni will, Tor crtiy
metal ard slc Workmanship Ne executed to he entire
satisfaction 81 PURCHASERS
Order tor S:u,e- Or Plate shoul ic forwarded carly in
the All ~nIinTuicr' addressed to the srncsH
her M " + Furnace, T.. o., Windsor o. w. will
ctivt prompt attention
ArGUSTUs HAVEN, f-sri.
Tyson Furnace, August. 5, lie, l1-if