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, 1841-08-07
OMISSION!

Exposition:
IMPORTANT OMISSION!
Mr.. Johnson omits to tell his constituents,
that he first proposes by his bill to give ONE
TENTH If Maryland's share of the money,
from sales of pulic lands, to nine Of the ncu
States. and then 10 tar the PEOPLE of
MARYLAND TWO OR THREE TINES
MORE THAN THEIR SHARE to re-
place the money uhich ii wiA t'ke out of the
Treasury.
This result is as clear as demonstration
from the following facts:
The State oil Maryland is entitled 10 an
equal proportionate share OF the benefits
arising from the sales of public lands.
This bill begins BY giving Jne t,nh part of
the money received for such sales to the neu
States, and then proceeds to divide the resi-.
due among all the States.
MaryIand's proportion for
one year viii suPposeto
be 100000
One tenth Of this is to be
giving to the New States 10000
Leaving Maryland but $4,000
On the other hand, the money thus taken
out of the Treasury, must be replaced By a
tar or tariff on imported articles, to Be paid
BY the Consumers.
Maryland and the other States On the
seaboard, consumes more than tpice as much
Of those articles as do the new States.
Consequently. Maryland. which ought 10
get 100000 but in fact only gets $4,000
Of the common fund.' bv this bill distributed.
wiN hare to pay back S20o.0O0 to replace the
money uhich ii miU take tram the Treasury,
The result will he; that the people of Nh
ryland for the purpose Of getting 100000
out Of the Treasury. will be compelled Ia.
pay into the sdme Treasury. 5000 900 incur
ring a loss hv the operation OF ONE HUN
DRIED AND TEN THOUSAND Do
LARS!!
The sums are assumed to illustrate the
principle. but are believed TO be within the
truth.
An admirable sche e for the people OF.
Maryland, and all the Atlantic States. l..
tins distribution. and all immortality will be
achieved by her statesman If they shall sue.
coed in accomplishing it.
, 1841-08-07

ANOTHER SAM PATcH.-The Buffalo Com
mercial says:-"An intimation publicly given,
that Il veriiahle descendant of the celebra-
ted Sam Patch, would lead from the mast head
Of a vessel in our harbor, yesterday, drew
together a vast concourse Of spectators 20
witness the exploit. The jumper selected
the top Of the forcmast of the schooner San
dusky, an eminence of some SIS feet, from
which he leaped amid the loud huzzas Of tho
Iazzaroni. The hero's p%atronymic appella,ion
is not. as he had stated John Smith, but VIII
liam Kinny. and New York city, not Hack
sack, \. J. claims his birth.
, 1841-08-07

MOVEMENTS IN THE RieHr QUARrEs.-A
petition is in circulation for signatures at
Quebec. praying the Legislature to mterceds
with Queen Victoria that she would grant
a full and general pardon to all persons i'm
plIcated in the Canadian d~issensioDs of 1887
and 1888. The petitioners balieve that this
act would tend greatly to strengthen the
most beneficial results.
, 1841-08-07

The TARIFr.-The revenue bill brought
into the House by Mr.. Fillmore. proposes
10 increase the duty on all goods that pay
less. to 90 per cent. Free goods, with a
few exceptions. are also to pay an ad vslorem
of 90 per cent.
, 1841-08-07
DEATHS IN ST. LOUIS

Forty nine deaths were reported to the
City Register, from July 9Th to July 18th.
both inclusive, and embracing oil the Gene
teriss. OF this numbsr % were Of children
under 4 years Of sge.-lNew Era.
, 1841-08-07

In Marion we are informed that Rutier is
elected TO The Circuit Clerkship over his OPP
punenis Mr.. Buckner and Gen. Curd. We
have not heard Tie exact majority, but not
more than IS or 20. The old Clerk Of the
county court has been reelected without
Imposition.
, 1841-08-07

Cure FOR MURRAIN.--rhos. Forsyth, OF
Chatham, Canada, gives the following recipe
for the cure of marian, which, he SAYS, in
nine cases OF ten, has proved successful.
Respective / half ounce pearlash, dis
solved in . quarts of iron-water, (from black
smiths trnugh.l If not better in 5 hours,
give half an ounce more in 1 quart water
The water should be warm. Give no drink
but warm water, for two days, Give warm
mush 10 eat.
, 1841-08-07

The resolution offered by Senlior LaSN,
calling upon the President FOR a list of re-
mnvaIs from office since the 4th of March.
has at length passed.
, 1841-08-07

EmigrdHts.-Four thousand eight hun
bred and eighty-nine emirrants arrived al
New York during the week ending on Sat,
urday the Goth June. The ship Laurel
brought 3O4.
, 1841-08-07
Life and Death.

/ live, and yet ! know, not why,
Unless it be | live TO die;
! die-and dying, lived in vain,
Unless | die to live again.
, 1841-08-07

~CRsnxaLs.-The female equestrian, Rosan-
nah Mcdonald, has becn baiIed ont Of Jail ,
and it is hoped that she never will appear
here again.
The poor fellow who stole a blind horse
in Mt. Carmel, Illinois, and who was arrest
ed here by mistake. has been conveyed to
Mt. Carmel by some persons who came on
and Unidentified him and the horse hehad sto-
Ien.-[St. Charles Free Press.
and excIaimed.-"No, no. that is not what
mean: but linss are at such a discount in
our days, there is no saying what NAV hap
pen; and / am The only monarch who has
cleaned bis own boots. and could do il againI"
, 1841-08-07

The Bill %au'horising II loan Of twelve
million of dollars. has passed through both
houses of Congress.
, 1841-08-07

crit will be seen that our paper is dated
the It'll July instead of August. We did not
discover the mistake until too late for cor
rectIun.
, 1841-08-07

We learn that Parker is elected in Lincoln
over Huston by 4 majority Of IS. Jamison
is elected assessor.
, 1841-08-07
COMPANY ORDERS ron DRILL
AND REanTNTAL MUSTER
FOR THYEAR 1e4l.

Drill on the Sd Monday in September
Regimentsl muster on the LIST Monday in
October, 1871.
JOHN SOUTH. Capt 18th Reg.
, 1841-08-07

McLron.-The Supreme Cour, Of New
York has granted an application Of Mc!.cod's
counsel, and ordered 4 change Of venue
from Niagara county 10 Oneida county,
The trial is to take place in September next.
, 1841-08-07

e. To day is the time appointed for the
execution Of the negro fellow Lewis who
VAS convicted IL the term OF the Circuit
Court of this county, of The murder of his
master. We understand thai lie shows not
the slightest remorse ioT the a,rocious deed
that he committed; but TO the contrary speaks
with the Utmost levity upon the subject and
manifesis not the slightest concern rs TO the
punishment; which he is to receive. A wretch
so perfectly hardened. and 50 entirely lost
TO feeling we have never seen.
, 1841-08-07

We clip the following very striking EXPOSE
tor Of the Distribution Bill, from KendaIl's
Exposition:
, 1841-08-07

Mr.. Dictator Clay has become so reckless
that he mOckS cOusiSiencv.-ln the Senate
he hooted al the idea Of an opponent remain
ing in Office!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-08
TIE LION OF TIE DAY.


TIE GENUINE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN PILLS
UgAiy rCccotam cnGcd by DOct JdiCHEc NOT W. u. Ct
". !. and others.
VENIESE ARE the ORDER, Any that does not find re-
u lief from these pills the price u refunded hack, these
nrc the POSITIVE orders nj the Proprietor 10 agents and
others.
In offering these pills TO the public lappcal To their in
tcgcncc, lfhosc pills what they are RECON-
mcnc Won ARE in duty bound, out OlrcSrcct to Yourself
nnd community Ia reject them, and publish them To the
world n M imposition, humhug aud Qunckcry. The pub
lie may be assured thry purely vegetable they are
composed Ut nine ingredients, part ol the medicine Is ONLY
found in Asia and the yurs OF Germany For convenience
these extracts nude into pills aud VIII he uud sure
cure Or rcrlur all bilious complaints, yellow aud bilious
tycrs, irycra 0gue, jauncc, scarlet rns oos th"l
IT,, dyspepsia sc,
II is intended That this medicine is cure Tor all d.
To which the human system Is liable ZEN 'hnshh
useless efforts have been made to draw ium the region u
unknown nry some long spun theory ol migic nrl whl'
would each aud every disease. Good mrcht Is NOT
to be found in the tire or whirlwud.
Health and happiness hang upon chance wnds-timc Is
the herald 0 truth,
The past at last is scrurc they have alrcady raised
monument Of their greatness which viii defy the corrodn2
tooth of time.
Sold by r. Hutchinson, ir., TAN, BatcS&Co Woodslock
\. Gibson, Proctorsyilc, Shcrwin " Richardson, H. n
Dcmrg n Goa Silns Bruce, Jr., Chester u. H. Newton
Burton IL Brooks, Norwich; j, &, Brooks, Gushing y
Nichols Hartford T.. Clement Brdeewaicri lee r. Hun
ngtnm, Ilnrllund; l. W. Hubbard, lulett " savage
Windsor; :. T.. Fans RrHdngi Buck " Jones, SOUL
Reading; Robbins u White tnyCndisii = IrcnNs, Yer
kinsyc Bailey BARTLETT, WCulhersCld; H. Richardson
Il CO., IT, Atwood, Rochester. Billy
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-08

ON and after Tuesday, Dec !, lsiO, the passenger
Olrus This road will follows; Leave the Depot
and +. NJ. Nashua at 3l A. NJ. and l. NJ. and l..
+. NJ.
Lowell at 81 A. NJ, a. IL e-l & Lar NJ or I'M
mcdiatcly on the arrival of the rom BOSTON,
Way Passengers taken at TyngsbOrOug, and \. Chclms
ford
Fare from Nashua to Lowell 50 cens from Nashua,
TO Boston, 81 81.
On the arrival of the cur at Nashua stages leave for any
part Of Nawiiampshc,N Vermont New FORK and Canada.
via Amoskcag Concord KCcnc CharcstOwn, n. H., Wind
sor, and BralcborOugh, VI.
Books are kept at the stage Office Nos. 9and II Finn
street. BOSTON and the Northern aud Western Railroad
and stage Office in front of the Depot LOWELL, where
be secured in any Of the Coaches, and coaet
information obtained respecting the dlarcnt stage rouls
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Dcpotat
Charlesown and Nashua every morning, Sundays eScep-
ted)
All goods to be transported on the Rail Road, going
above Lowell, must be sent to the Companys Freight
Depot Charlcsown, at the end ofWarrcn Bridge
Goods to be forwarded by the morning trains must DO
scnt to the Depot early ms the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commodioui
ScrcloGscs both at Nashua and Charlestown, and nav
ing complicated their arrangements tor tie transportation
of Merchandise give norr that they arc now prepared
tspO all Goods, and Country Produce which may DO
forwarded their DcpOts, and for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered which Will perfectly Sc
goods from damage and careful and experienced men
to take charge nj the Transportation business Mt the Dee
pots and tn accompany the goods over the road.
The Company, determined not only to accommodate
the public, but to extend cyary mcility in their power
both to Transfers and Merchants have fixed upon tho
following rates Of Freight
81 - per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town. : per ton each wa! between Nashua and Low
ell.
All Regular Transfers running the will be car
rcd the road between Nashua and Charestown, each
ONsLoW STEARNs,
superintendent.
Nashuu Dec !, $50.
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doctrine was construed as gentlemen chose to IN
dersand it, and every man understood it for him
self
Mr. Gushing of Massachusetts, followed in the
discussion, and commented freely and ieellngy
upon the correspondence upon the Speakers table
Mr. Gushing spoke in reply to Mr. Holmes of 5.
Carolina also, and in approval of the patriotic SEN
timents which had fallen from the lips Of the men,
Der from Georgia.
Mr. Duncan of Ohio lose TO offer some remarks,
but he was called to order.
The whole subject was brought to close by the
withdrawal of the motion to reconsider
Both Houses adjourned to Monday
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U MON H0U S E,
MONTPELIER, VT.

TTllE subscriber would respectively inform the public
that he has taken the above named House. and that
the establishment has been fitted up in good stylele flat
tiers himself that entire satisfaction will he given all who
may favor him with call. Ever grateful to his old and
customers, who have paronzed him while keep
ing the Stage House, nj Danye for more than ten years
past still hopes that they will continue their OrS at the
uHIoN House. and he respectfully invites his present pat,
aud the travelling public, generally, when visiting the
Capitol OCa him, plcdsns himself that his house shall
he kept ina Clean quiet and pcacCnbc MANNER and that he
will do his best cndcnvOs render the stay Of his guests
pleasant and comfortable JNO. KELSEY.
Montpelier, Dec. 81, 1910. 35-u
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THE BOSTON ALMANAC FOR 1851.

EHIiL be ready for purchasers about the Goth Of De-
w ccmbCr Orders first received Will meet with the
first attention. This numbers Improvement upon all
preceding numbers II contains DIRECTORY 81 al TIE
business pcopIc amt firms III the cty Alphabetically ar
ranged under each business profession. This Directory
will he Of great importance IL MI who ate In AIRY way con
ncccd with the business interests al uSon,Hs 1t viii be II
romplrtc pur tn the Warehouses stores chops, and Of
fees the citizens. The Calendar pages have been great
Is improved, and contain five sN additional columns OF
important calculations. The Almanac viii contain cor
rcrtrd man of the city, list orull the Streets, Bank, In
srancc Offices, Societies, Biographies Of Eminent Men,
Governments Of United States, tcnsrs otMussnchlscts,
Courts, etc, Public Institutions, Stages farhcls c,r ana
very interesting ac, ount of the city of Lowell, written by
nj her citizens.
The work will be printed On fine paper, will entire new
,pe and hinl-omri, hound in cloth Price % cents per
copy liberal discount made those who buy tn sell
agnin Orders sent to Tuow,s GRoON, - State street,
loston, will meet with prompt attention. al-3'
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New & nOd

r,IIE subscriber has Just received from Boston, in aGdi
ton to hi, former stock the greatest variety Of Watch
cs Icwrlry, Silver ware, Hrna ware, fancy goods, ml-
sic in sheets, aud musical instruments, toys clocks ana
tinc-pccrs, rifle powder, and PERCUSSION caps combs,
prrucry and shaving sunpi good assortment ol bass
ynl aud viO strings, CuriOnctt reeds, violin bows, screws
and BRIDGES patent beads ur bass Vlus, and in short, al
mos, any article that may he found in variety store
which viii he sold at reduced prices, for cash, produce or
short und approved credit
NJ nrers wishing any Of the above articles can be
furnished a. cheap ANY other store In the country
please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
j. H. MURDOCH
~ u. Particular attention paid tn clock and watch re
pairing aud also to the repairing oijcwc!. }. II. NJ
Woodstock, Sept. 20, lsiO. ~
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Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.

llE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
that he continues To carry the above business IN
all its various branches ut his old stand nearly opposite
Whitncy's Hotel where he will hold himself in readiness
to accommodate all who muy feel disposed to patronzc
him. The hest Of stock will be kept constantly on hand
and no pains will be spared to keep the hest worncn in
constant readiness to execute orders for the most durable
ware in this line,
oN HAND AND TOR SALE,
STANIEY'S PARl.OR STOVES-tour sizcs,l-lhc most
beautiful pattern in the market. Also,
WOOlSON'S COOK, aud sheet iron diving llue, COOK
STOVE, and Sheet Iron Stoves und Pipe.
COPPER BOILERS d TEAkETT!ES.
TIN SAP BUCKETS, "a new and much ed aTtic!c
HiRD W.iRE, sc, sc
All who in want of any nj the above articles will do
well to call and examine the and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. JOHN BlISll.
Woodstock, Dee. 2!, l9l0 n
n. B-Cash paid for Sleeps pclts. j. B.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-08
SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASE'S COOKING STOVE,


TENE subscriber having contracted with Mr. ;. IT, Chase
for the right Of his stove Tor the County Of Windsor,
beg, leaves call the attention OF the public to the same
The stuvc brN oud doubt economical aud convenient
tn any other cooking stove in use. II is commemorative
rnlsc oits peculiar constructions and economical for the
that viii three lOurths O the uc necessary to
be- consumed other stoves, in order Ia do nm equal II
mount cooking. II contains two ovens o large dnlen
sus which can in M instant have The temperature so chan
rr by npcrs be- adapted Ia baking or roasting the
mos, delicate well ~ the cuarScst iuud Tie boiling de-
department perfect in every point Oi view six boilers
can br used time, The hrollne department $50 con-
srctcd that the smoke is not suffered to pass into the
room, being convey ed directly into the stove Owing TO
the popularity Of the principles upon which tins stove OPP
crates Of the heat from the fire chant or is suffered TO
pass DIRECTLY into the pipe while all the coolest air IN the
stove discharged This done by an mir chamber for re-
rcN Ing tr air and smoke after 1t has parted with It's heat
and, in such manner, To produce very strong druaht
-is MI the heat generated must be applied to some prac-
crl purpose
In proof oithe above have connected with this advert
Smrtthc following certificates from gentlemen oiudoub-
ed character who using the stove in this vicni'y.
The stoves will be kept constantly ON hand and for sale
by, TITUS III lChlNSoN 'H'
Woodstock, July llth lslO.
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Nashua, Dec. |, Is 10.
WOOD TYPE,

vENlE subscriber having commenced the manufacture Of
wood type at Whitehall, y. Y. respectfully informs
the Printers Of the United States aud Canada that he IL
prepared ocut wood type, OF every size and sly lie from
lines Plea up.
Printers wishing fonts Of any particular letter, can have
tcm made to order without an! additional charge by
ding pattern letter.
The subscriber has made arrangements to manufacture
type luw that it puts il in the power O every Printer to
furnish his Office complete with wood type, at half the us
uul prices CHARGED by other manufacturers.
Country newspapers inserting the above six times and
sending paper the subscriber, shall receive So in type
providing the! buy to the amount Of 50. ..
JOHN G.. GAY.
II Woo! Cngruvings executed neatly and cApeditiousy
ut the above establishment.
Whitehall, Oct, 80, laiO 1885,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-08
II. Ia. BAILEY

HAS removed to the shop lately occupied by Noah
Fisher Ir where he Manufactures and keeps for sale
all kinds OF Silver Ware such Tea, Table, Dessert
salt and Mustard Spoons Cream Ladies' sugar Tones,
Gold aud silver Specifies nj
pattern made in the best and warcntcd to I'll the
eye.
The nhovc articles he will sell as low At wholesale or
Rctalc as can be purchased in New York, or Boston.
Particular attention paid to the repairing Of spoons n
Spoclaclcs and all other job work.
All orders by mail otherwise, will meet with inimc-
diue attention.
Cash paid Tor old gold aud silver.
Woodstock, Dec. IL, lSi0. 23.Gm
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Pomfret, January, 6, lSll
STATE OF yERMONT Upon the foregoing

STATE OF VERMONT ! Upon the foregoing
WINDSOR COUNTY, IS. petilioh being pre-
scented to me, it appearing that the said Bella Snow,
Jr is now without this State it is ordered that ser
vice be made of the same by publication, three
weeks successfully, of the substance of said petit
ton and this order in The Spirit of the Age, printed
at Woodstock, in said State, the last of which pub
licaons to be at least three weeks previous to the
session of the Court, at which said petition is made
retu.nablc, which shall be sufficient notice to said
Bella, to appear and object to the prayer of sand
petition, II! the time and place aforesaid, if he see
cause.
Dated at Woodstock, this 9th day of January,
a. ID. 1871.
JACOB COLLAMER,
Assistant Judge Of the Supreme Conrt
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-08
WANTED.

IN exchange for goods. 500 lbs. Blood root geo lhs
Snake root. 2OObs ErgUi Spurrcd Rye, well dried
and clcansed for which fair price will he paid IL dev-
cred soon by the subsCihcrd. -
SNOW & CHAMBERLAIN.
Ponifre July 81, lslo. Hit
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STATE OF VERMONT .aTa proBof,

STATE OF VERMONT, ! AT a Probate
Carcndish, within and for said district, on the
trcntyjourh day Of December, n. ID. $780,
Present, the Hon. Thomas f. Hammond, Judge.
A N INSTRUMENT, pmporting to be the last will and
"A testament of THOMAS PRENTIs, late of Wcathersfcld
in said district deceased with the codcil annexed
being presented to the court here, by Thomas rentis and
Joseph kidCr the therein named for probate
is ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear AT session of said court To
be holden at the lnn of Joseph Adams, in Caycndsh, in
said district, the fourth Tuesday of January A. D. lSl
aud show cause, any they may have, against the probate
of said will for which purpose it is further ordered that
copy vi the record of this order be published three weeks
successfully, in the esprit of the Age" printed at Wood
stock, in said State, may be.
true copy Of record.
Attest, SALMON +. BUTTON, RegiStcr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-08
CERTIFIChTEs.

DcnrSir-l have used ofyOur Cooking Stoves in my
family for time past. The stove Is all that you nave
recommended it to he and feel it my duty to state that
consider Oithc most important intenfiohs trIhH
mn kn0uricdgc. Being simple IN construction ana con
rSoHf in form deem it to be durdbe, and wei cac-
lated Stove From the lct that b,Here uoud sdre the
pricr of the in fCi in in addition to the
nany sHCnccs which this stove possesses orer all 9th
,r siorcs in use have hesitation in rccomnendngit IN
prcunnry point u view toevcT! ono, Whcttr ihtl ht"y
have have not other stoves. PAUL lONE.
Woodstock, VT, June liih leio.
This crrilcs that have used :. IChases Cooking Stove
for nl the purposes cooking Washing &c usual in iami
rnnd find he the most economical and Convenient
cooking which have used or seen and from cx-
pertinent find that it requires no more than one Jonrh
oCthc Gfiacrcssdry 10 be consumed in other cook
orC which have used seen crIc"nied 10 do an '7udi
amount of cooking The Of the stove surpass any
thing of the kiud they bake and roast admirably
well. In word the stove is rihont fa"h and would
mos, confidently recommend 1t to all persons III WIN. VI
stoves. H. H. VIII.
Woodstock VT, July 18th 1870
Mr. $. l.. Chasc.-Ilavng used your cooking stove in
II, iimily for time past AMI finding II worthy Of all
praise feel il to Src that consider II TO be by
far The best coo'5ng store I" use Hyns u,a "r VII ia
purposes Of cooking such rs baking roasting boiling
rong sc. confidently assert that in point OF eeon-
omy and coHuehicHcC IL rCyJT 'icef any uhhg OF INC
kind which has to my knowledge The stoves is
mos, ia cairUi1iCd for culinary purpose
Nv amily are rcinarkahl, well pleased with the broHr
dcgamCn of the sto'c none of the SMOKE being suffered
to rome into he room. IbkAh L'LL'
Woodstock, W., july 18th lsio.
Mr. Chasr-sir; kner having used your cooking stove
No2 in my family for sufficient time t" have fully salts
fled mysci Of its usefulness; am prepared express my
onuion that it is preferable to ary CooKING STOVE Of
which fka,c LHowods6. Thesayns OF fuel the amount
of business that may he accomplished by H. me USES o'
ken together render H. in my estimation, DECIDEDLY
SUPERIOR TO ANY ONE NOW IN USE. think ,hnt
who WILDE disappointed, ot XXI rca,o o u
The advantages that could be reasonably anticipated rom
such all article. r,sprp u,zEN
Woodstock Vt. Oct. 10; l5io.
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STATE OF VERMONT. Upon the rorcs'
DENTISTRY.

TAR n. HARRIS would respectfully inform his trends
in Woodstock that he shall offer them his proc>NnlI-
al services early in tho ensuing spring, and hopes Ia r
favored with rcurwn Of the patronage heretofore ;" ND
trnly brstowcdupon him. ~
January. {, lSll, Jo-u