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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01
From lie Phila. Spirit Of The Times
UOHNID AND SHOCKING MURDER
nI&ENNEREO.


The districts Of the Northern Liberties and Ken
sngton were thrown into the greatest excitement on
Saturday morning between O and 10 O'Clock by The
discovery, under the flooring OLA shed attached to
A house in Fifth street below Master, of the dead
body of a man aged 81, named Samuel johnson
who had been most savagcy and brutaly murder
ed. The deceased occupied with his wife room
in the house which he rented from an lrshman
named Michael Icllron, alias Hoffman The principal
tcnun, OF the building, lived upon the interest Of
some Manayunk Turnpike Stock, and went out on
Monday about O'Clock, as he told his wife, to
draw his last six months dividend money, aud was
not afterwards seen, till Saturday morning, when
his mangicd and bulchcrcd corpse was discovered
the discovery being made by his wrctchcd wife
herself Ilcilron is supposed TO be the murder and
as the following viii show there can be scarcely
any doubt indeed of the fact. Johnson,l appears,
had but little intercourse with llcilrOn, he being
considered bad man, and having nightly at bis
house men of suspicious character with whom he
generally drank and carouscd till a late hour. llcil-
ron, it would seem Che having no more occasions
than one been heard so 10 express hmsclf) looked
upon Johnson as misery and having .Iargc amount
of money hoared up which he believed he usual,
carried aboui him. Money then doubtless was the
cursed object of the murderer. When Johnson
left home he had, as well as his wife remembers,
twenty dollars in two $40 bills on the Bank of
Norri,lown lie must have drawn, Mrs. Johnson
thanks, at least $50 dividend money. and had ON
his person perhaps besides some four OF five hun
drcd dollars. Mrs. J. believes he had money, but
what sum or how or where he kept it, she is I'M
able to give much account, as it was a matter with
which as she says she rarely ever concerned her
self. She recollecis, likewise, hearing pistol 90
of during The night of Monday, and noises rcscul-
bling struggling, groncs and moaning as If proceed
ing from Ilclion's room or some other part OF the
premises, but she had been so used to being dstur-
bed by similar noises about the house of nights
caused by Ilelron and his comrads clronsng, that
she at the time paid no attention TO the fact.
Monday afternoon she was informed by lIeliron
of whom she had made some inquiry, that her hus-
band had gone into the country. After the frs,
day or two becoming alarmed about the sudden and
singular disappearance of the old man, she began
to think that some misfortune had bcfalcn him and
finally thcdea suggested itself that he might have
me, with violent death; of this idea she could not
rid herself, & resolved upon searching the premises
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Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work,

FINE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
That he continue! To carry the above business in
~ It's varos branches at his old stand, nearly opposite
whitney Hotel, where he will hold himself in rcadiRcs
To accnnlod'ic all who may feel Disposed to pur0uiLc
him. The best Of stock will he Kept constantly ON hand
and no pains viii be spared To keep the best workmc in
constant readiness to execute orders Tor the most durable
ware in this line,
On HAND Avn FOR SALE,
PARLOR STOVES-((nur izcsO-thc most
beautiful pattern IN the market. Also,
WOOlSON'S COOK, and sheet iron living nuc, COOK
SION Il, and Sheet Iron stoves and Pipe
COPPER ROLLERS ~ TEAkETTlES.
TIN SAP BUCKETS, "a new and much approved article
HiRD WIRE, &C. &C,
Nj who nrc in want If ANY Of the above articles will do
well to Cu md examine the ware and prices before nur-
chasing elsewhere JOHN Blush.
Nool-ock Dec p, II 10. 81
y. E.--Ca>h paid for Sleeps pclts j. u.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01

The REMAISs OF NAPOLEON were cIhum-
ed on tn. 18th Oct. Az the body wa, cmbalm-
cd just after the Emperor's deccasc, it was found
in good state Of preservation. The features were
very distinct. The accounts do not state the con-
dition in which the heart was found. On the death
of the Emperor, the faithful few who had been the
companions Of his exile, desired that his heart
might be given them. Not feeling at liberty 10
himself bound 10 give a positive refusal, Sir Ilud-
son Lowe agreed that the heart should be placed
in silver vase, filed with spirits, and Inferred
along with the body that, in case his insiruc-
tons from home should permit, it might be after
wards cNhumcd and sen, to Europe Whether it
ever was taken up, we are unable 10 say, having
never seen any statement TO that effect. We have
,ccn no account orihe ceremonies which attended
the cxhumaion Of the imperul remains, though
very appropriate ones were, according to previous
ndvices, 10 have taken place The following il
SCOTS description of the scene Of Napoleon $
burial, and of the proceedings at his funeral - 4
grave for the Emperor Of France, within the limits
Of the rocky island TO which the las, years were
limited, was the alternative that remained and
sensible that this was likely to be the case. he had
himself indicated the spot where he wished to lie.
1t was small secluded recess, called Slane's or
Haine.' Valley, where fountain arose, at which
hi, Chinese dome.,ic used 10 I'll the silver pitcher,
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TIVE subscriber has Just received from Boston, in add-
ton to his former stock, the greatest variety If Watch
Is, Jcwrlr, Silver ware britannia ware, fancy goods
>c in Sheets aud musical Instruments toys, clocks and
nrplcCC,, rifle powder, and PERCUSSION cars; combs,
prcuWrrl and shaving soaps good assortment Ot bass
yiU and yOl strings, ClaoHCtt reeds violin bows,
and bridges pat!t heads ior bass yul, and in short al
urtols that he nuud in variety store
which Will be sold at reduced prices for cash. produce, or
short ind approved credit.
- ncdcrs w>n. i0r ANY NJ the above articles, be
furnished cheap nj ANY other in the country,
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere,
j. H. Nj RDOCK.
~ b. Particular attention paid to clock and watch re-
pairing, and also to the repairing o'Jcwclr!. J. NJ.
Woodstock, Sent. %, lao, Il
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
- -. LEFTY f .; -'''.7 f.,,7,:s,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ON md ni)cr Tuesday, Dec. !, l-lo, The passenger
Ormn- lhi- rond VIII run follows; Leave The Depot
Of Me Lowell Road, in Boston, nj ~ and II ~ y NJ
und +. VI. Nashua ut jl \. u. and l2 VI. and -
=. u.
Lowell at = 9-i \. W., * Il ga \ lip. VI, or i'm.
modiHcl, an the arrival 1T the from Boston.
Way Passengers tahcn ut T!ng-borolg,and - thClms-
iHrI
Fare from Nashua to Lowell, 30 ccntsi from Nashua
Ia BOSTON, : jN.
On hr arrival of the ours Mt Nashua Stages leave for any
part ri Nuwllan,hirc Vermont, Newly urh and Canada
via Nnu~kCHa Concord kCcnC tharlcstOwn, H., Wind
sor, and lir,uloburUlah, ".
Book. kept nj the stage Office, Ms. 9and II Eln-
street. BOSTON and the Northern aud Western Railroad
and Stage u.rr in front ui the Depot; LOWELL, where
srn> can he secured in any o the Coaches, nnd corrrt
information Obtun5d respecting the daicnt stage rout>
MEacn,Nnisg TRAINS, viii leave the Freight Depotat
Char',own and Nasun, ever! morning, SUNDAY cNccp
trdJ
Al goods to be transported on the Rail Road going
above Lowell. must be- sent the tOmpnny's Freight
Depot. Chnrlrsluwn, at the end ufWarrcn Bridge.
Goods Ia b. forwarded b! the morning trains must be
scut To the Depot u early a. the evening before
Tho Company having provided llrgc and commodious
Siurr-iou,,, both AT Nashua and thulrsnwn md hry-
nt complicated their arrangements for the Transportation
Merchandise, rive notice Tint The, are unW prepared
to tra-pnrt nh Goods aud Country Produce which may be-
forwarded to their DrIu.. and for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered c1rs which will perfectly -
COOL, from damage ard careful and experienced men
Ia take charge n the Transportation business az the De
pots. aud To urcuunun, The goods over the rual.
The tnnP1ur, determined not "nt To accommodate
the public, br Ia extend r,,ry rr, in their power,
both Ia Tri,er> aGd Merchants, have fixed upon tie
following rates Oi Freight:
-, 80 per each wa; between Nashua and Charles
town. Shopper each wa, between Nashua and Low
eli.
All REGULAR Transfers running to the will be
ricd over the road between Nashua an Charcstown, each
oNsLow sTEARNs,
Superintendent.
Nashua Dec l. 1910. tt
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01
From the .NtW Orleans Bulletin, Dee. 7,
FROM TEXAS.

BY an arrival on Saturday, dates TO the Cd inst.
are received from Galveston.
The news Respecting the dcfcn. Of the Federal
lists in Northern Mexico is confirmed. Many Of
the American volunteers had come in, having es-
capped from the pursuit Of the Centrallsls. One de-
tachm.nt Of them rctreatcd from Victoria to the
eastern side of the Rio trandc, distance Of three
hundred miles, pursued the whole way by the
Cen,ralists, and travelling on one occasion almost
ninety miles in lwcniy-l0ur hours. Accounts had
reached Houston, stating the arrival Of the dcncll-
under Col. Jourdun Mt Iorcdo, Tho rumorcd at
tempt Of Lopez, a Colonel oflhc Fcderasls army,
10 betray the Americans into the hands Of the Gem
tra,,s is confirmed. The circumstances as rcla,-
ed do not differ from the accounts previously pub
llshcd.
The trcachcry Of the Mcyicans on the late occn-
sions NAV prove useful lesson to the TEXANS
Tn. prrGdy Of the race has been shown in more
than one instance towards the Americans Indeed
they bctrly each other whenever strong tcnpla-
ton offers, and it Is not 10 be supposed that they
would suffer many scrupcs of conscience in be-
traying those whom they have ever been taught 10
regard as heretics and advcrsarics.
An English merchant is in Galveston, making
arrangements TO carry direct trade with Liver
pool in the shipping Of cotton and importation Of
merchandise suitable to the Texan market The
proceedings Of Congress now in session, show
nothing of special interest. The French minister
Mr.. DE I.agny had been introduced to Congress,
and was received in the most ilacring manner
The cmigaiion TO Texas seems TO be rather on the
increase than otherwise. During the last Twelve
months it is estimated that ten thousand slaves
were introduced. The indications Of prosperity
ARE of the most encouraging kind ; and everything
betokcns the continued growth and rapid advance
Of hn II liz
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THE BOSTON ALMANAC FOR 1871.

w crmbcr. Orders Irst received Will meet with the
first attention. Ih, number II improvement rlnn all
preceding numbers. II contains niGGCTuRN ot all TIE
business po0yir mt fWS in me- cHg Alphabetically ar.
ranged under each business ur prot .'n. TINS pr'url
viii be- Of great importance tn Hl wb0 are in m! way con
urcicd with the business interests o Husun, ~ VIII be- a
complete guide To the NHrrhuu store. SHOPS ad Of
icC- u the cityu THE Calendar pncos rN' been Great
Il improved and contain NC ~ sN additional columns II
important cltuatIuu-. The Amurw VIII contain o cor
rcr map NJ the CIV list U'Hl the streets, Bank, In
surname Offices. S,.c'ic~, Biographies Of Eminent Men.
Government III United States, tcIsls ui'iH~,achlsci,,
Courts, etc, puhht Institutions, Stages. 'brt etc, and
avery Interesting account ul the ca! Of luw written -!
one nj her citistus.
The work N be- printed ON fine paper "iih entire now
rpr ard Handsomely buUnd III cloth Price - cents per
COM, liberal discount mudr tuiLn.C who buy Ia sr.I
AGAIN Order, sunI TunuNs Guonu, ~ state .tro"t,
Boston, will meet Nith prompt attention. Gi-Ai
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Y. IL, BAILEY

HAS removed to thr shop lately occupied hy Noah
Fisher Ir wlcre he Manufactures aud keeps for sale
all kinds Of Silver Ware, snCh as Tea Table, dessert
Salt aud Mustard spoons Cream Ididics SUGAR Touas
Butter kpiy &c.Nc Gold and Silver Specific, O every
pattern made in the best manner aud warrcutcd to fit the
eye.
The above articles he will sell as low 1T wholesale 0r
Rclalc be purchased in New York, or Boston.
Particular attention pnid to the repairing Of spoons q
SpCclaclc- and Gl other job work.
All order. by mail or otherwise, will meet with mmc-
diatC attention,
Cash paid ur old gold and silver.
WoOc>tuck Dec. II, $40. o3Gm
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l MON II 0 { 5 E,
MONTPELIER, VT.

FJ'IE subscriber would respectively inform the pnhr
/ that he has taken the above named House, and that
the establishment has bccn fitted mp in good >t,lrhc nat
rrs himself that entire satisfaction will he given To a VIVA
may favor him with cali Ever grateful To- his Old and
numerous customers, whnhayr pgtrunfcd him while keep
ing the Stage House, Danyr, iur more than ten yta..
past r still hopes that ry viii cuHiuur their Nor~ NJ the
IorsE and be- respectful, invites his present pat
and the travelling public. generally. when visiting the
taptu tocul un him. pl.ane him-rl that his hn sHu
be kcpt clean. quiet and prica manner and that he
will du his best cHdrgyors render the Of his guests
pleasant and comfortable mo. KELSEY.
Montpelier, Dee. ~. i 10. oj-f
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASES C0NklNn STOYE,

OPERATING yrOSA rRINciFLEESrIRCI.yg new.
TE7 l. subscriber hiyue contracted with Hr =. L.. Chase
for the right Ut his Tor the County Of Windsor,
h,gs Leave, 20 call lGcartcuon {" the public to The
Tue stove hey und doubt more cr"nomcEl ru
than any other Cooking stove in use IL il commemorative
cat,c ol - peculiar construction, urd ccOnonca tor ne
that it viii three uurt> Of the lGo necessary 10
be- CONSUMED in other stoves IN urdcr 10 do m equal IL
mount Olcoohng. 1t contains twoUvcns ot large dmCR
suns which Instant have the temperature chun
gcd Ly duupus, be adapted 10 baking roasting the
most delicate wen as the Cuarscst tnud. The boiling de-
department is perfect in every point Ui view. SN hUlCs
can hu used at tine, The h"uuc department is con-
sruclrd, that the sWukr not suffered To pass into tie
ruuI, being convey I'd directly into ihc stove. Owing
the peculiarly Of the principle upon Which this sln,c up
cr>, none Of the heat from the fire Chnmrr is suffered 10
PITS directly into the lpr while nh the coolest mir in The
stove dsrurrcd mis- tuHch} an aircIgmhcr iurr1.
rurc inr th ar a ,nlotc uirr it rs parted with il heat
ard, in such luryr, ID, no pruIucc very s'rnr. rauqht
tA- a the heat generated must be aglcd to some pIac.
teal puruu>r,
IN pruotolhc above have connected with this advert
smcnltiv 'olowirec,r'.ir,,, mona gentlemen oiUndcuht
ed character who afrrow using the stove IN this vicinity.
The stoves viii h, kept constantly hard and for sale
by, It'll HUTCHINSON JR.
Woodstock, July Eth / 40.
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~ ~ " 4. i il WH Y III lM x O!.!.aU. aS
No. ls5 l-2 Main Street, HariJord, Conn.
'I1CkETS and Shares signed by the Managers in every
good lottery o. Orders by mail receive prompt at
tchlon Enclose cash prize tickets and by return of
man !on VIII receive the amount in tickets. Within
lew months hundreds of handsome Prizes have been
rom Slnwuys truly lucky Office by letter, to his
pohdcnS in Vermont, Many who were poor but short
Ilc since, are independent 1t is mark of wisdom
'hNt You Insure your house, while but few consumed
compared with the many capital prizes which daily
sent from sideways office. There tS been Offered
II speculation where fortune may be had for trng
an H4lOmt
= REMUNERATION only five dollars You mny obtain
frza oi Twenty Thousand Dollars I! and il you miss
this splendid cuptl, there hundreds of others well
worthy y0ru attention. and rs many prizes blanks At
my tc Your los be hut true while your gain may
he immense. Rcmcmbcr,- ORDERS should be directed to
SAMUEL SlILOWAl, NARrFORp, CoNN., for whole
tickets or shares, packages shares OF packages.
lottery draws every day q in wcrk tickets from 50 To
SOi highest prize from $4,000 to s 10000 package costs
from To 80 which warranted draw from one.
third 10 oncnll and may draw several of the highest pr-
zcs Halt or quarter packages in the same proportion
from p To - tickets make package. You may depend
on fair dealing and punctuality at sideways lucky Office
Address yOnr letters by mail 10
SAM ~. SlIIOWhN, H1rifofd, Corn.
~ lanh Notes exchanged "a the best terms. 3i;lf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01

STEAMER NERMoNT.-Ths boat, on her
way TO II. Louis, on Monday night, the 9TH inst,
struck snag, and sunk in about twelve feet water,
twenty milas above the mouth of the Chic. She
had cargo of dry goods worth $500 900, which
ii is supposed will be il total loss. The engines of
the boa, may be saved, but her hull will be Il total
loss. The steamer Reliance, Capt. Cobb, came to
the relief Of the passengers and crew in about ten
minutes after the accideut,- Cincinnati Gas.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01
'wELL A-DAY.'-BY G. p. MoRRIs, ESQ.

WELL A-DAY.'-BY C. p. MonNI,, ESQ.
Love come, and goes
Like spell
How, no one knows,
Nor can tell
Now here. now there,
Then away
None drcamcth where
Well a-doy
Love should be true
As the star.
Seen in the blue
Sky alAr
Now here. now there.
Like the lay
ofhprps in tn air
Well a-d.y
Should love depart.
Not a tie
Binds up the heart,
Till we die.
Now here, now there,
Sad we stray
Life is all care
Well a-day
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01
WOOD TYPE,

'HNiE subscriber having commenced the manufacture OF
N wood type, at Whitehall y. y. respectfully informs
the Printers ri the United States and Canada that he is
prepared oc"t wood t!pc, Of ever! size and Sly lie from
lines fcnup.
Printer, wishing fonts Of any particular letter, havo
them made 10 ocr without an! additional charge by sem
ding pattern Letter.
ihc subscriber lus made arrangements to manufacture
tpcHo low, that il puts it in the power If every Printer to
furnish his office complete with wood tyne, half the US
u1l prices charged by other manufactures.
Country newspapers inserting the rboyC six times and
sending paper 10 the subscriber, shall receive So in typs
providing the! Du! 10 the amount Ul 81
JOHN G. GAY.
- Wood cncruyines executed neatly and eXpedously
ut the above establishment.
Whitehall, Oct. 30, lao. 3l-36.
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ATVlIESiCN OF OLD TIME.

DTssEiL& CLARKE Watch.ruk'rs AMI Jewellers,
IL drrrt', oppo-c Nhitrc,s hotel. Woodstock, W.
keep constant, ~ hand for sale. General assortment o,
Clurl, Wu'ric. and Lcw'll Watches aud Time Pieces
of $40 description repaired and warranted to rcrnrm ,.l
IN reasonable terms. Also Music Bo,,., and Accurlious
rar. red and uut1 on short notice.
so orders from abroad 10y mail or OIcrwle, viii receive
imuttilr attention.
llay p, 1919. IN
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01
DIED.

In This town. Dec. 3D. Charles Henry, son orIIcnry ".
aud Eliza Ann English, aged ! years.
In Montpelier, On the 81 lust Mr.. CHARLES Stafford,
aged bout 50.
We regret pen the preceding record Of the death OF
most worthy and honorable man. Few men, in the
ordinary walks Of l,haNc died leaving many mourn
hi, earl departure.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01

The Editor Of the Yuzoo Banner admits that he
has been caught in n trap bai,ed with peliicoar.
lie is not the first man, by long chalk, who has
been caught with that bait.-Erchansc paper
We know of whole Nation that have lately
been canghl with that balt
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STATE or VERMONT, ara proJatc

STATE or VERMONT, ar a Projaie
DISTRICT OF WINDSOR, IS. CONT, hOiica At
CGreadiA, wiihA ami for sGW district, on the
treniy,loarh day Of DcccmLer, i. n. lslO,--
Present, the Hon. Tdomds r. Hdmmoad, JUigc.
INSTRUMENT, purlonug 10 be the last viii and
"A Testament ui THnNNs PRESTIs late 0 Nonthcr-ird,
IN said district deceased with the cudiril tIcrctuHuucNCd.
Joseph Kddcr the executors therein named for probate
ordered hN said court that all persons concerned
therein he not fed IL appear nj session If said rurr
be- holden nj the Inn oi Joseph Adams In tayendi,h in
sud district the fourth Tuesday Ol January. \. d. T. H.
md show cul>r, it they NAY have, geu- the probate
1T sd will; inr which purpose II is further ordered that Il
copy nj the record Of ibis order he published three weeks
>ucrri,Uly in the esprit ui the Agc' printed ut Wool
stock, IN said state, soon may be-.
true copy Of record.
Attest, SALMON !. Dl TIDN. Rrgistrr.
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MA 10 SIT IL u "A u EFT,
ATTORNEYS AND COuNsEl.LORs At LAW,
OODSTOCK, VT.

Office, Elm Street, near The CONGREGATIONAL church.
Tng subscribers have iorncd such connection, uulcr
the nuvc firm. to he able 10 prompt aud cag,ul
attention IL whatever business In Law and tu,SCLRY.
may b. entrusted to them. CHARLES MARSH,
JAMES BARRETT
Dec. %, 1910. a;-f
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SIIERMAN'S POOR MANS
PI a 8 II Z T..

ONLY l2 l-2 cents each. Each plaster has printed on
" the back of it, Shermun's Poor mans plustcr' 1t
the best strengthening plaster in the worl aud SEVER
csn remedy for pain or weakness in the back, los side
breast, neck, liHhSi joints, rheumatism, umhugo, &c. DC
One miun wear viii not supply the dcmund. ihcy re-
Quirc little warming before application. NurchCd su
pcrOr 10 NIL Ors,und for quarter the usual price,
making not only the hest but the cheapest plaster IN the
world. II afford. rrcl IN rw hours and makes aston
ishg cures, In liver complaints and dyapc.>in ii should
be- worn over the rcaion Of the liver Stone h, aud II
will afford grrut and astonishing relief In cuI"h Culls
asthma difficulty Ut breathing, oppression If tn, chest or
stomach, thry will Immediately ooh, 0nd great, benefit
the pacrt Persons OF secntury habit, thu>c obi gt
To stand much VIII receive decided support from one
NJ these truly Strengthening puStcT>. Ply Sirnn# generally
recommend them, IN preference to NIL other, because thcN
stick adhere better aud afford greater relief In their
operation they ARE stmGlat, tunic and auudNnc 1hcy
composed of entirely different nercdcnlH from any
other; md klOWn from the experience Ut millULs, who
have used them, we'll the united testimony nj all the
celebrated and DISTINGUISHED clergy and ply sCla> TO be-
the mos, useful aud hehy mccacd pln,torcycr inverted
offered To the public. several pCrsOis have called ut
the ware h0>r to expires, cr surprise and at the almost
miraculo, cures g-. p,.icrs have Effected, one man
who has been affected with rheumatism, tn be uuulc
10 dress himself without Hs>sjcurc, was enabled after
wearing one, only one night tn rot up alone in the NOR
ming put his cloths and r M or u.cc with eye, hca-
ming with u, and hi, tonrG" pouring forth the ".puc'r oi
his heart, nj the sudden Hnd ,EVl relic, he bad received
from this best ui U fC,uiro, hsh lr DIR. @Nt ,''NH
Poor Mans Plaster, II /, ST. cri'cd because t'e price
places il IN The power ct all to purchase, hriuos only - ~
cents, Sold ut the variety store Of |iNGHORN y
GRiNNU mn, Jewellers, Burweou,N, wholesale AGENTS.
liberal discount To merchants who hu! toscli rgntn
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DISSDI.tTI0N.

FgNlE CNpartnCr>lp heretofore cNis'nc under the name
and firm Of IT, VI ~ = u. suchcr, is this day di,sol-
vel hy mutual consent. h'lprr.ois having unsettled
cuunt> with ufc requested the same Immediately
aud n account, anin o'mnrc Than ears standing
must be paid without nf.hcr delay.
r. ". STOCNER,
10.
lnrrnd, August 81, 1880. l7-tf