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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-23

osiC-H Golf assisted by AID popular Professor, o
gsic' ~i sse nge'on, o. the Piano Foee yoa Flute and
ccoo1ian On Tue Thursday and evenings Of everv
weeT from to o'clock aad classes Vocal nu.ic on Monda
ednesday ard Friday Of each week o'clock 81 Gss
e most idsnonaoe popular Music T he taught Music
Rooms No and TO- at No y Chamber street. opposite the Post OF
nee ~ Terms and Other particulars given Rooms Musical
Instruments at fair As respectable Singing ca,
forming further and immediate application respectfully desired
at the Rooms oG' to oe,ccs P NJ ofdach day Mach n
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Q. lie; Others seek for other Lands,
Eaneath a burning sun"
syyaS.S AT1ispS1'kfEKkC SODA FOUNTAIN.
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of
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e p- entire success and has a-o employed
tnrnr The seasons Of - and hy other individuals
IN yatioa. part OF IN. tn'a " T highy srat
81 .I -, rc-,,;n II b, 40 bee submitted
Of eyl cutle rat,nci favorable opinions in
t ,cri,ioa of the apparatus Of
soc journal Of Pharmacy So 3D. page Isl
b bGg "5c cCGa% tap Of the old Fcautan
L. simplicity being such thai OF Ordinary
The trile expense Of materials for supplying H. s'the' WIZ"
labor repaired and its compact form
attending the aau:eure Soda Water IN Inc forcing
pump and appsiu generally IN u,e esPfa. , and "
town. "here tne -ie oi ih e ,b oricinn ro., Of
ihc business eanno be n-Ie io.n o n no M or koir II N
81 apIara'as' together WIN mt '0"''' -"' ~
Operation. ., 40 ,..,.ai<r;. Sodc ro,,,ej. with
They therefore recommend the ii1Ssphe,ie 'ne f"." ~
r.i NV ,icn a, Who are cher Theoretically or pract
. oIs ainsSps ~ u, H. merit
Certificates.
preparing soda Water frequently his Fountain
We nave fall confidence IN inc abt and ntesiy ct III. swan IN
matters Of this KIND and have observed ta me Spsa "
quality and in oar opinion superior innde by the old
joHN d. HENEY Vi. D. r. +. B S,c Is NJ. ~
ERssTus : MARsn H. D. JAMES W, kussELL' Nj
H-SAY 4. De FeREsT NJ. D.
Eocies:e- Fe5-uGre. 1888.
have before made usc of ,e old apparatus by
,an were charged With the a,c" Gas Generator During
past used OF Your Fountains "a 'ey
satisfaction The advantages which conserve your apparatus
h., over the old otn'a'n,, are ,, .a, a, ell Times
The safety and ease win "h.en CONSTANT supply ~ " " ~
be hept up o., - , -
ne 10" pfies a. compare GO m 1919 s W.. JIG ''"7 '' 49,
~: m ns p 81 , , 70, 30 le;o, no, more than
ne Npensc % Pelii"s 10 - ~ ,c,, ,sucb
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I'LL - -, ,,,, - The difference f labor required that
~ol'l 80. a., m , ja,ir, ,b. =. ,-yoi- Idrrv.
-, - %, Nv m | - 80, a., H. aid man v-l hny,
- RIO cf7rrin, al f,r fountains Lca i. attended
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r mus for tbec roHs BE- cati,led To decided -re:ercree
V- x Tg5,.s : guT, ~ Chemist and Drucrist
80 -; No., - -
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lna are psriecty sa'ishsd "' ~ -
W'ao .leeiii! feeoli"il'u ID - 'e - Pc -,
oees; aa % convenient a2araia, Tdih ~nsn We arc aeguin'
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ynpg ne NJ oL9 NtW-fORK AID OHIO LINE NEW
,,,, INN LIVE AND UTICA AND BUFFALO LINE.
f!'HE above Company are prepared IN ,.ce;yo 49,, :,
FhEiIii A,D PASSENGERS WEST TO all Ports on The
~ I L'ces Huron and Michigan and Ohio and Wa
@ ~ h,e 'aha on the most favorable terms Famic, emil
aa g e ana Merchant; vii find advantage to cali az
em Te o5 read street Asteamboa; ill daily at D.
% o VI c"ttiandt street and three Boats Of .oe1or
III ~ " " t.ed diy ;om Albany For Freight or Passage ap
ply % HoAH COOK & Co los Broad street n Y f
~ "; Io3ilINSON & co. Albany ~ Y
JA'fS CiiAPPELI. O. co. Rochester N Y
T.. ;. BEACH, Jo -
- K COBB { CO. Buffalo " Y
AGENTS.
SoHB, OATHAN 81 co. Cleveland ONO
DAVIS a SMITH. P.rnaouth OHIO
aIn-rf BELsroJ q poRTTp ,,I Is .iG ilg
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.TsE pOI.EVEC.AN.s I:H&EswEE..

Acv. enlarged aad comprehensive clifton o. this veil known
no. has Just been published Ii neatly large that jus,
uSd filed almost entirely with It contains TIE fun
Ocla oe o every Union By
the parallel columns Of the State and Counties
and the
To these added tables shaving the Of
the y Counties other and por important Lctons Ia
the States Ssc Elections "; be held for &ersbS OF the
XXVh Congress- the 10y eozs -eoEGi Districts
The aggregate b. ISIS ana l0 also vii
tables Of the Electoral Votes al Inc Elections
of New-Yo:k Governor Ill Elections 92; Last OF Cover
nor OF the several ISL g.. &C. In snort every
been made 10 render and e-Ilp
laion If Election Statistics, &c. ever published
The Register vii De neatly got up and enclosed
cover Prsce single cor 81 sr aye per dozen
SIS hundred Orders by Nal otherwise VAL be promptly
tended To by II. Gi,EELEY 30 Ann-st
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S0AEsD-Waa,ed, Cor gentleman and MS wife, IN private
S f-iay within five walk CT the Park. Terms be
moderate and the dining hour early pas; clock Al
dress O. P O. box - Upper Pos, Oficc If
ySTATKINS & ASKHAN Frepcb and Er,i,b TaIORS and
pSAsiS OF Sasae-st " Y. aad lsS Regcl;-s Loatoa-
X Prices eZtrcneyow foF Cash. Dr4
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q PRODUCTIVE INVESTMENTS
ADVANf ACEOOIItS rsrs TRRoErHOGT THE UNION,

Nep esd IaproreG SssteHs Of iH'h s.snt co,
oas. de advantages Of the mutual plan snd OF s,n
lUritns as ono charter with OF both branches @
paaee me su,s TINS afor5ug ocrcs-ed ,eeny - me
nt ed more certain protection 10 the rGono'I
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-25

beaumont & FLETCHER-New edition,
ID complete in two octave volumes, London, 1917,
edited by George barley, just imported by +. TAf-
LOR.
Ben Jonson's Complete Works, vol octave with
memoir Of bis Life and Writings, by Barry Corn
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HOUSE OF DELEGATEs-FmpAY, March 49,.
The following resolution submitted to the House
~ n.lar.taa bv Mr. My.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-15
FEDERAL MANAGEMENT IN YER
MONT.
Am CIV, ram. IS Nossrt Kidd"

AT the late election in Vermont, the ireemen in
Essex county, gave majority of all their votes for
the Hon. MOODY RICH Of Maidstone, for Senator.
The whole number of votes cast was 1877, of which
Moody Rich had 4Ol, being majority of of the
whole number. The representatives elected from
the county were equally divided. The election of
Rich as Senator therefore, gave the democratic
party majority in the county cow ention, and con-
sequenty endangered the official safety oftwo wing
county Judges, wing sheriff and wing county
clerk. Whit was to be done With fair and
honorable men there would have been but one an
swer--submt to the will of the majority.
With the wings, the case was far different In
the first place, they abored, MIR Senator Howe.
among the rest, to procure the sending of false
return of the votes Of Guildhall TO Montpelier, in
which the votes of Rich were entirely left out.
Failing in this, they induced Lucius r. Webb, the
county clerk and one of the very persons whose
offices depended on the result TO make up false
and imperfect statement Of votes, in which the vote
Of Victory, "a for Rich and for Howe, was en-
tirely lef; out. This the clerk did upon the pre-
tence that Victory was not legally organized pre-
tence false in point Of fact, and entirely inmate
rial TO the question il true. BY the laws Of YER
mont, the county clerk has no more power Of de-
Gliding upon the legality Of votes, than town clerk
in N. Hampshire after the votes have been counted
and declared. law giving him such power,
would lead TO consequences absurd in The extreme.
What infamous and shameful occurrences might
there not occur, if the elections of State were
made to depend upon the legal opinions Of such
man as Lucius X. Webb, IL he and such as he,
can pass upon the rights not only Of individuals,
but Of towns in their corporate capacity, and by
striking out vote here and a town there, be per-
ntted to keep themselves in the Offices they are
unworthy to Gil, in defiance of the popular voice,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-15
WILLIAM BROWNS
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND SYRUP.

VTNIE most POPULAR the most pleasant, the most whole
l. and one of the most powerful purifiers Of the
blood Every body prasng il, and all are in pursuit
It, Sec that you get the gcnuiue, and call for William
Browns >arsapura Compound The article is for sale
by nll the Groccrs and many oiho Druggists in Boston,
salem, Worcester, Lowell, Springfield, Hartford New
Haven, New Bedford Fall River, Providence, Portland,
Bangor, and most Of the country towns are supplied.
Dealers supplied at the manufacturers price by NIL
the wholesale West India Goods and Durggost Stores in
Boston.
II is the cheapest preparation of Sarsapara now in
market according the quality Price so cents bottle,
including the soda. No one can doubt its efficacy after
examining my steam apparatus or extracting the
strength from the root. And further evidence see
certificates of Mr. Fcssenden.
] hereby certify that within the last two months have
prepared in my mill, for William Brown Chemis, 4SI
Washington street Boston, two Thousand five hundred
pounds of The best of Spanish Sarsapnra the greater part
is already used up, in manufacturing his celebrated Mead
Syrup. have further orders to prepare more.
PHILIP b. FESSENDEN, West Cambridge Mass,
Snrsapariiia Compound or Sper Top. This celebrated
Summer beverage has at length Onnd its way into Chess
hire county We have tried il aud lind all II processes
To be Ii Is recommended for Its chenpness, about
cent fur n half pint tumbler ~. H. Seminal
WIiliam BroWms Sars0pariHa Mead makes capitafhe~
veragc for this weather 1t is cheap, whoesons
aud refreshing. It is almost fashionable hard cider,
Ciaremont Eagle.
Sold by j. H. DUNBAR. Woodstock. SILLY
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-15
IT'S WELL THEY DID 1T QUICKLY.

We learn that Col. Grogan, who was so infa.
mously kidnapped by an armed guard from Cana
da, was rcconducted on Monday night 10 the house
in Aburgh from which he was taken. IIc was ac-
companied by some of the Montreal police. We
further learn that no reparation was made him, for
his severe INJURIES nor for his loss of time and de-
structon of clothing. We hope these things will
be inquired into by our Government, and thai
COL Crogan will be amply compensated. An ap-
ology shond also be made to this Government fol
The insult thus put upon it by an uncaled for and
atrocious invasion OF our soil.
We learn that two-thirds of the garrison al
Montreal, have slept with their clothes on, and
arms by thel. sides ever since this abduction. Ar
avalanche Of Green Mountain boys was the lcas
they expected and they would have had il too
had they not wisely concluded that backing ou
was the safer way in this case.
Burlington Sentinel.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-15
OPENING OF THE WAR!
L. MISFORTUNE AyAUNT!

POVERTY Il MISFORTUNE AVAUNT!
SYLvEsTER opens the Winter Campaign with -four
- lsh o! Trumpets. The Capital Prize sold by him Of
200 in the Union Lottery, Class 9, drawn septem-
Der 25h leads the van. Look what is to follow in Now
THE GREAT UNION drawn the Goth, CAPITAL $4,000!
The VIRGINIA, drawn on the eth, CAPITAL $4,000!
And Virginia and Maryland Lotteries, each with
CAPITALS of S35, 900! 100000 &c. &c.
The aacous fnancierng by Fiscal any other Banks
rendered notorious every month by comparison
with sYLVESTER's System of Distribution The whole
community have common interest in his plan, and those
VINO have not yet derived advantage from it, must in due
course have their turn. Run the stream" Is
old aiase The stream is in favor ofSYLVESTER, who
for the last 10 years, has in good or evil times, remained
steadily at his post paying out Millions Of Dollars to that
public whose patronage will command his zeal and
assiduity.
Again SYLVESTER bees to submit his brilliant pro-
granne for the ensuing month, and once again tender
general apology to such of his correspondents that were
disappointed in the UNION of last month 1t Is inevitable
when applications not made without delay.
Apply then Immediately to
s. ]. SYLVESTER,
100 Broad,uay, and &c Waii-st. New York.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-15
New Line Of Stages
FROM LUDLOW TO WOODSTOCK.

TTNliE subscribers will commence running Tue Horse
Stage, an the lth OF October, from Ludlow, via Ty-
son Furnace, Plymouth and Bridgewater to Woodstock,
W., leaving Johnsons Hotel Ludlow Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays at half past O'Clock, F. ,-a(er
the arrival OF the keene and Rutland Stagesand arrive nj
Woodstock, at halEpast o'clock, p M-eave Whitney,
Hotel Woodstock, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
AT o'clock, A. NJ and arrive at Ludlow in time for the
keene Stage, which leaves Ludlow ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and the Rutland and Burlington stage, which leaves ut
haEpast O'clock p. NJ.
Passengers going North, from the East or South, will
find this the most direct routes rs they can take the
Burlington Stage Keene, Walpoc, b. Falls Chester or
Cavendis and arrive Woodstock the same day AT half
past 7OclOck r. MasO, passengers can take the 'ur-
ington Stays ut Mddebury, Brandon, Psiord, Rutland,
shrewsbury and Mount Holly and arivet Woodstock the
same day, at halpas O'Clock, where srgcs leave the
next day for all parts of the country.
RIP. POLLARD co.
X. r. POLLARD, Plymouth,
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, TYSON Furnace, | p;.,.x.
JOSEPH MARTIN, DO. i'op''
ISAAC ID. JOHNSON, Ludiop,
Sept. "a, lSil. Taft
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-15
Nj A II RED,

In Montpelier, on the 9th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Harding, Mr. JUSTIN A, SMITH, of Whitehall, n,
Y, to Miss ELIZA ANN WAINwRIGHT, daugh-
ter of Alfred Wainwright, Esq
There goes another of our democratic girls!-
Fore George! we shall be obliged 10 come down
from our editorial tripod and tend to this business.
If things are allowed to 60 on at this rate, six
months longer, we believe, by our soul, there wont
be democratic girl left in the State. This bust
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-15
NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
~ ess ssss essS2 80 A asS44
SUNNI Err ARRANGEMENT.

|
an and AFTER MoNDAy, March 22, 1911, the passenger
| " trains will run ms follows: , ,.,.
A, 6 IA IAN An '' 4, IA PM A: 7A.M. Atar.M.
AT 10 lAAM AIS Pm A. !; A'n' A'''fr'"'
Ats IA AM, At 12 IA Pm. MS IA I'M Al 7r;M'
| or Immediately the arrival Of the ears rom Boston
WAY PASSENGERS taken at Tyngsboroi'gh and North
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua,
will be CONVEYED to the Cars rec OF GNpense, oy leaving
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua VIII Dc con-
yeycd to any part Of the city without charge.
po From Nashua to Lowell, SO cents.
f"o- From Nashua, TO Boston, Sl,5O.
On the arrival Of the at Nashua stages leave LOT an
part of NewIIampshire Vermont, New-iork and Canada
via Amoskeag, Concord Keene CharlestOwn N H. Wind
Books kept in BosToN at the Stage Office, No. and
II Em-streotnso in LOWELL, at the Railroad ami stage
office in front of the Depot where seats be secured in
any of the COaches and correct Information obtained
respecting the different stage N,r roats su,
Nashua, March 10, 1910.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Depot at
Charesown and Nashua, every morning. Sundays excep
tcd9
All goods to be transported the Rail Road, going
above Lowell, must be sent to the Cempanys Freight
Depot Chareslown, AT the end OfWarren Bridge.
Goods to be forwarded by the morning trains must be
sent to the Depot as early as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and eommOdious
S,oreouscs both at Nashua and Charestuwn, and hav-
ing completed their arrangements for the Transportation
OF Merchandise give notice that they pre- pared
trlspO all Goods, and Country Produce which may be
forwarded 10 their Depos, and for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered cars which will perfectly Sc
goods from damaaci and careful and experienced men
10 take charge Of the Transportation business at the De-
pots, aud To acCOmpany the goods over the rOad
The Company, determine not only to accommodate
the public bu, extend every mcility in their power
both to Transfers and Merchants and have xed upon the
following rates of Freight:
So 50 per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town. Shopper ton each way between Nashua and Low
ell
All Regular Transfers running to the will be cnr
cd over the road between Nashua and Charcstown each
way, free of EXPENSE. AZ
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-15
N. & NJ. o. RANDALL,

IJAvE fitted up the shop formerly occupied by wnrrer
Mute Central street. where they intend to hola
themselves in readiness do all kinds Of WATCH AMI
CLOCK REPAIRING, and Job work of every description
that il done in Watch repairing shops They have jus
returned from Boston with entire and
assortment consisting Of Clocks, Watches, yewery, Ro
gers hest Cutlery several Of Knives and Forks Toy
Of MI kinds Violin and Bass vio Strings Carionett Reed.
rttana Ware Of the best material and most fashionab,
patterns Combs, shell and horn travelling Baskets Per
Gimery Macassar and Bears Oil Fine God Beads &c. &C
All Of which arc offered reasonable be found Ia
In this vicinity.
n D. Please call and examine, and upon honor III,
Thoinsonian medicine shall be kept at bay desired
N. u NJ o. RANDALL.
Woodstock, Sept. 90, 1871.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-15
For the Spirit of the Age.
GOOD BY TO THE WINGS.
AIR--"DeT Tom, this broun jug.


AIR--"Dedr Tom, this brown jug.n
Good-by to the whigs-their departures at hand'-
Is the cry DER the length and the breadth OF the land
IT'S re-echoed in gadness from mountain and glen,
And 1t sounds like sea mid the dwellings of mem
All the folks that meet are merry gigs,
And the children are enthusiastically to the whigs!"
So intense is the joy so restless the rage,
That it knows no distinction of sex or of uge,
And the ladies reoice--save some bed chamber belle,
And our cradles the clamor triumphantly swell;
Even men of lourscore talk of burning their wigs,
To proclaim by Enthusiastically to the whgs!"
Goodby to the trimming and trcacherous crew, [true
Who never meant what honest never spoke what
pack of Jew pedlers, who knavshly sold
Colorcd crystal for Jewels, mosaic for gold;
Too long they've been running their rascally rigs,
But the trick is Internationally to the wings"
How they crouched to the Bank something divine,
Till the breath of their nattery suied its shrine;
How they played off the mob with each popular theme,
Till starvation and stripes put an end to the dream;
But the rich man that rovcls the poor that digs
Now with equal delight cry-"Good.by to the whgs"
What budget they broached in their hour of DISTRESS
Nc VI WtIc promises sTcultT, PERFORMANCES less
To what savings in price would their project have led
Half farthing on treace, with nothing on bread
He who cried " in the great name of Mahomet-Ggs!"
Was not half such boastcr-"Good-by to the whigs"
When their they began they snued up the gale,
How they crested their neck how they carried their tail!
Now sunken in spirit and humbled in prde
On the Colar-bcam, Tyler has hung up their hide,
Twas Il shame that the Nation such hard cider rigs
Should belle by such enthusiastically to the whgs"
With the father of ialsehood their league is well KNOWN
And their friend while il lasted kind to his own
But the cider is out, and their bubbles depart,
And the Veto tipped over their old apple cart
While the mps fetch them dancing their jiss,
Let sing in full Enthusiastically to the whigs!n
Goodby to the wings their dominion is DER
BY force or by fraud they rule us no more,
They may wrsgc and write, but the struggle is vain,
And long years will roll on they rally again,
For in spite of squcakngs from Clay and his pigs,
The COUNTRY has said it-"Good-by to the whies"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-15
JUST RECEIVED,

A LPACCA LUSTURES,
~ Fig'd and plain MERlNOS,
do do SAXONY CLOTH,
Fg'd, plain and wrought MOuSIlN DE LANES,
various c0ors,
BROApCLOTlls, Beaver CLOTHS,
Fic'd do do
Diamond do do
5000 5000 yds. PRINTS, good style,
Black and blueblack NELNETS,
Black ALPINES,
Blue BLK. iig'd aud plain SILKS,
Colorcd do do do
5000 yds. Brown sIIEETlNGS and SIIIRTINGS,
Highland, Bclyidcre, Worsed aud MerinO SliAWLS
Kidmcnslcr CARPETlNGS,
BOOKING,
GOO Lbs. Nortehrn and Southern Clover Seed,
Cast Steel, Swccds o. s. English Iron,
Swecds and German Steel, Cork steel,
Horse Nails, &c. &c.
And will be sold Cheap for Cash, by
Oct. II, ISL. q. II. MOWER.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-15
YANKEE NOTION COOKING STOVE, with elevate,
PLOUGHS, CdULDRON 4 POT-ASH KETTLES,
FIRE FRAMES, OPEN MOUTHS, HOLLOW-
WIRE, CULTIYITORS, sc. &c.

The Ner Era Cook Store has before this season
been Offered to the public, and where light stove is re-
quircd for the business of small family, it Is considered
the ne Plus ultra of all other Stoves yet introduced The
Heyr0Od h Fisher Store is also much admired for its
utility and convenience in small families for farmers,
where the work of dairy requires large stove the
Uooison Improred, and Haywmd's Farmers Store ARE
highly recommended. The Pdrl0r Stores put ont this
snd to excel in beauty of pattern and work
masp any thing yet offered, and cannot fail 10 suit the
most dstdios in the procurement of what really II
SpeHdM PdriOr MOue,t being managed rs 10 afford
cheerful open fire, air Hgh Store, combination
of qualities believed not to have been before Obtnncd.-
The subscriber would respectfully invite the public aud
dealers in Stoves, call this establishment and view
the numerous patterns now getting out, before making
their selections for the approaching season.
All orders addressed to me, "Tyson Furnace p. o.,
Windsor co., W.T. will be promptly attended IN.
AUGUSTUS HIPEN, Agent.
N b. Orders for machinery castings executed ut short
notice 7l-isti
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-15

Painful Aeeideni.-We regret to learn that Y.
d. French. ESQ.,, member Of the bar of this civ
met on Tuesday with a severe and painful accident,
lie is attached to one Of the Regmental Staff. in
this county, and while riding, with some other Of
fcers, from his residence in IIammersley street to
the Washington Parade Ground on the above day,
his horse slipped and fell upon The wooden pave
ment in Broadway. The weight Of the animals
body came upon Mr.. Freneh's ankle, and the con-