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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23
bWiENAya EHHaS al. Eucfi0u.

IN PURSUANCE Of decree of The C.rcun So.
p 'tior Cur OF Fayeue county, Iwlll sell =,
auction, 90 Saturday the OH day Of October ne,i
Oh the PREMISE. traci Of Land containing
AJO AC4sES,
lying o. New River. IN lie County Of Mercer IT,.
~tote Of has 1ract5S first rate Low GROUNDS.
about one ihirl OF II Is cleared, aud the rest vel,
l,mbereh. THIS l'racl Is par, OF survey known as
Cubeitsons OF Reds bottom. Only thrfy dollars
will be required - be pad IN hand, and The ,es,.
due OF The putchlsc m1ney III one, two and three
years.
At HE same time and place, the other ,hree div
SONS ol HE Cnbensons bottom survey will be offer
ed iof sale. The enrlte survey CONTAINS about
so &C RES
OF kECE Low GEsOT.1'DS, (beino
but about 100 acrrs less Than the quantity of low
grounds oI the Sleeubereen estate, which sold fo,
ssi GOO a few DAYS aso) ani SIR hundred acres Of
OPfd"d' some OF II oil excel mt quality. Adjoining
tins survey there is an immense quantity OF unculi-
waited Land alol ding range for all kinds of STOCK -
Should The whole be purchased by the same ,ndyid-
ual. will make Of the uety best gram sro,eing
and Stock Farms IN prginia. There is good water
on each Of the divisions, which, if purchased sepa.
rateIy, will make excellent ftms. A good market
for The roducrs Of the Ill can be had al the Red
Sulphur Springs III the county Of Monroe, ebopt
five miles distant from he land.
Ga THURSDAY the lltl OF October will sell At
auction, on the premises, Tract Of Land lying
near the Loop Road. IN the county OF Fayeile, "a
bout four miles b. low the Couri-hous Containing
1Ii3 .idfsES,
II beng part Of survey which belonged 10 An
drew Reid aud known as Lot No. S, Of sand Reds
lower survey This Tract is very good l. and and
will be divided and sold III three parcels each of
winch Will make good rl,ntation One of them
has considerable qnanlily If cleared Land upon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23
GEO. ss,se; r.
j I S'a' RECEIVED
CASTINGS, CHEAP.

hAN h, IN consignment, about . tons of sYne
nor castings, which 10 close will be suld Al lin,
'educed price Of % CTS per ID.
June % - '"'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23
stUrai Retreat Female Academy

Aug %
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11
"iIlsS THEM DOWN.
N. Ipuich Imam

The pan oropnra,ions marked out 10 be pursued
by the mini ms Of the Ot1rchy, at the Extra Ses-
sion begins 10 deve'opc Itself his 10 prsh through
ui,houi Il hearing, oil The atomiaalie anil iqCt-
nous schemes Of federalism. DISCUSSION Is
TO BE CUT OFF! TIE MOUTHS OF TIE
DEMOCRATS ARE TO De GAGGED, and il
they attempt to open them" HISS THEM
DOWN /" il the word.
If This is not " Second Reign Of Terror il
the name Of Liberty. what ish' What ale The
pecp'e To think Of an Administration viii h ORDER
its pen-ioned presses. body to declare that nj
noriiy SHALL. NOT Be HEARD on THE FLOOR
or CosoRrss, that if II portion Of the repre-
,eaiaiirr of hsEeopie Giiemp! to speak they shall
le KISSED DOWN.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11

Keep il tcFore the PeoPiei that the principles Of
The present administration Is to remove i'on office
none out dishonest or iacapuciiatei occapanis.
Rutland Herald.
Very well now tell US if Nathaniel Green, of
Boston was IA dishonest or incapable occupant"
of the postollice. Tell US, TOO, il Daniel Kellogg,
A. W. Hyde, IIeman Lowry, in this State, were
removed because they were " incapable or dis
honest" and tell US too, if The arhigs who leceiv-
ed appointments by the resignation of democrats
after The election, and who have been Gecapllated,
were removed because they were "incapab'e or
dishonest !" Tell us, 100, if Bc!a Endger, John
+. Hunt, husband Of Ms Hunt, appointed to
Office because they were honest ana ccpaIle?
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11
INFORMATION WANTED. vEgYMUcN

ISFOR MAEiON w y y aID' Lt I HAS y IA
IT, We should Ike to enquire of the Pens'on-
ell press u, Burlington the Oiisnrchy's Free Press,
if Mr Nils was removed from the Fosolice for
" dishonesty or inconpeierry" and whether Tic
editor Of tina, paper sort of mud puddle saaven-
ger of The llardcideIes. WIS appointed to I'LL his
pacs a rewarl for his pIfty serriee', or because
he is more honest an more capnLie than Mr. Mills;
Further, we should ike TO enquire, why H. :.
Morse, Esq, WAS removed ron tho Posto.iice ut
sh,'burna and fellow Imported from SIGeorgs to
G.. his pace. Is Geo. b. lshlm more "honest and
capabe' than Henry s. Morse
Once more, we should ike 10 know why Ma'a-
CHI Corning was ban,hed fcm Juniper' Is he
"dishoncs,, and incaphca'ed''
The OIigachy declare that "no man shall he
removed for opinions sake" and no man shall be
removed unless he be dishonest or incaplcl'aied.
Now we wish 10 know, If Mr Corning, if Nr Nils
If lIr Morse are Sc, down as "DISilONEST'' and
INCAPABLE" officers. Will the watchdog
tell Us!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11

ON ard after MoypY, March 90, ISL, ,hc passenger
~ trains VIII run rs !u!.Ows
E n hS NiITvh r At 7i h1,'4 Ai H2i.o
At 10 Ii An. AIS PM At II NM Ato u T. NJ
LG.vG h0wnLL
A. s 4A.u. At IL l-l m. Ats IL ~. At rH
or Immediately the arrival oi the cars Eom Ho''nn,
WAY P.sALNGags taken al TyngsAo:oHgh and North
Chrlmslm
Persons in Lowc wishing to take the Cars for Nasina,
will hu convey cd TO tbs ias gcc Of cltsi, ht LEAVING
el, names the Railroad TcAc, nee nId a'seh9erS
arryjua nj Iuwt ia the Gar, from lshnI, viii Lo coz
yc,ed to un, rgrt ol the CITY without Charge
(Irom Nasi,Ga To Lowell, 80 cents,
i"c- from NusaIIa, To boston, $l,Iu'
On the arrival of a ears Al Auhl, Stages leave for oil
part Of Ncw-i.amVshrtV Vermont, New'l ot" H"a CVnu
via AmoShrle, Coucnd kccEc, Chai!esto"h, MN" VIM
sOr, and irHltlchOru, VI. =,
Uook, ur Rent In Go,roy at the Stage ice, No ond
II EinsJrcet,ul,o in lowELL nj ieRalToa ANA S'lEt
oce III front oI The Depot where seats can be secure" h.
any of the COartcs, and correct Information CIlu"cu
respecting the different stage rcus.
ONsLoW sTEARNs, superintendent.
Nashua, March ~, Isle.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the freight Nopotat
Chnrestown and Nashua every morning lSuEda! cNccp
ted)
All goods to be transported on the Rail Road, going
above Lowell, must be sent to the COmpanys Freight
Depot ChmleSlCvn,a at the end utWarrcn Fridge
Goods to BIZ forwarded by the morning trains mustbc
sent 10 tho Depot as early Us the evening before.
The Company having provided large and comlmouiou
Store, both at NaH and Cha,.es'own, ana nav
ing completed their arrangements tor the Transportation
Ol Merchandise, give notice that they are now pclnr II
to tr,sp0rt all Goods and Country Produce which may L'
forwarded 10 their Dcpos, and for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered cars which will perfectly Sc
cure goods from damage and careful and experienced mel
take charge OF the Transportation business at Inc bt
pots a. d to accompany the goods aver the road.
The COMPANY, determine not OGlt 10 H''Ommocnu
the public but c,cud every facility in their rcWc'
both rcamstcrs uud Merchants Id have hScd upon tn
following rates Of Freight
S.! 81 per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town. SlOOpcc ton each way between NASHUA ana Low
ell.
All Era0ar TCHmstcrs running to the cars viii be car
rir over the road between Nashua aud Charcstown en'
way, tee al expense, ~
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declared against National Bank, yet he will I'M
doubtediy sign bill for the charter of such an IN
sltu,on if behave nm opportunity, which may
Heaven forfend, lie is in favor of the distribution
scheme. on conditions. He seems to be pa'n'
explicit and decided in nothing.
On the whole, we opine this first Message Of
John Tyler, will not be source oil over lnucn
pride to him or his party. 1t is a vague, padding
affair, intended parity to conci,ia'e the Southern
whi.s aud partly not to prejudice the democrats
against its author
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11
FIFTEEN DAYSLATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.
NJ .Ntvs Of Tire Presi|eat- Dfcl!CUl Sh'pwrech
The fine steamer Acadil, Capt. Miller arrived
at Boston on "Wednesday morning. N O'Clock,
(s,ys the n. York Herald Ex'ra) from Liverpool,
from whence she sailed On the morning ct May
l0lh, ut | / o'clock, bringing London newspaper
to the 18Th ult and Livhrpnol 10 the day Of sal ing.
She arrived ut lla'iilx on the 3lst ut ut 400
clock 4. NJ, aud left for bos,onat O'Clock =. NJ.
on the same day, and uude the run 10 Iosicn, 3J5
miles, in So hours. She brought 46 passengers
from Liverpool to Boston aud 10 from Liverpool
10 la ifax--and is fiom halifax 10 Boston. Pas
suse from Liverpool to Eostcn, - l-2 days
The Corporation Of the city of London met on
he 18th ut, the lo,d Mayor in the Char, for the
pupose'nf strengthening the cause Of good men uni
ed 10 oppos! The corn, timber aud SnsIr nIonnpo'
lbs; and to support ministers IN The measures
viii h they have originated i'll the House of Com
nuns, h, p.iiiiuned both Houses Of Parliament 10
their adoption.
Meetings in favor Of the Ami Corn Law move
nent were being held all over the kngGon. ard
hi. sui set had been very fuIly debated In the
BrI-h armament; OAl 10 GeiI'le "c''oh ""u oeCh
h.d thereon.
C,ops,-The English papers speak of the prom
islng appearance 0f crops.
No news OF The unfortunate fr''uci.' ma pseh
received, and nota INNER OF nope 81 hPr sHlIlS
| renaned. Ee'ow We give 'he pa''' '","'S 81 me
melancholy wreck of The ship Wrlinn Grown Of
Philadelphia ~ reference TO the foreign markets
II will he noticed That co''om was ""''' anu YEAS
Him, u,hnuuh the China difficulties are still IN
settled o,. 49,,
The news from China Is up 10 the iz'h oil rem
ruaiy; Cnlcnl'a, 22d OF A'arch' BOMBAY, ist o'
! April krshcn, thIh' commissioner hln ha'h IN
interview with tulnmodoe Ll,lnI, bu, ho'h'ns del
| mite had been concluded line bocNade was
still continued
The Great Western, alier passage oil ii days.
arrived rs bristol on me 'llh "h
I"e PFeIieat S'eim%'p.-lohdoh MY 10.
TO yesterday lSunna!J h'!e'H"'"' u" ''''"s' VI
thn steamship iFrN'"eh'' hr"',","t h"".,'s :
n, coinIlahdcr III" "e'" ~ 'rN'u y! NV ,',H"
and American Steam Na,'E i''"" 70" P'hy'"' ''e''
oihc. IN 'i'er-sQu're' ! "'', S"ee''
| lhc following reports nave nr,h 'tc'.'"
love ' 'orN' may -
The Columbia packet, Capt. Garrett, hon
Monte Nideo, which place she left on The 9th OF
January, for Antwerp has come in here. and Capt
Garrett reports that 10 days since, Ga lnsani,)
in long. ~, he saw at some distance large
steamer, hnund for the eastward, and appeared Ia
him 10 be disabled; as she was going verv sow
ly and could hardly keep way with hiS vessel. A.
night came on lr lost sight Of her, mud two diI'
afterwards experienced heavy g,le TO the cast
ward The apparently disabled ship was 50 fiom
him ,hlt he cannot describe her appearance, oihe
than she WAS n Iars" steamer
Capt. Garrett Ia! mol heard that the fresiden
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11

Il .NtW Bererage-William Brown, 4Sl Wash
ng,on, corner If Elliot street, Druggist and Chem
isl, sells Il syrup, with an eilervescing powder,
which makes II very agreeable beverage, plrll:u-
larry for warm weather The principal ingredient
in the beverage is iced water. small quantity only
of the syrup and powder being necessary 10 give 1t
sprishllncss and an agreeable flavor. II Is strongly
recommended not only MS palatabe, but hearlla'
drink, and lis cheapness and convenience give 1t
an additional recommendation Boston Daily
HlueriiSer.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

ID u. S0ITiiGA1E would inform the Inhabitants oi
i Wnwisuck aud vicinity, that hi las empo, cd two
Of the best worAncn that can be found tn work nj The
above business. The work at Thls Shop will be done b.!
roo aud - cri,uctd AGids md p Ne Hb3t fG'hiCn-
~ Jobs Will be warranted to be in the hest taste, ard all
lrtncuts VIII he w1ryGhi,l to fl or tho cloth pad for
~ 80 mistake IN ths.fF
ro prove The above call aud ly. shop at present, over
r. II. Bailey Store.
-NLsO-
Cloths aud Trimmings for sale at this Shop as low rs
he inaud In town.
Garment. Cut for Others make snort notice and in
lIr hest order mstnhc
Woodstock, MAY IL, le4l. 5a'tr
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NOTICE. WARREN q MUTE. world rcsrrctri,
aiyc notice their friends and the public. that the,
continue manufacturing Saddles, Ilarrcscs. Trunks Val
ses and Garnet Tags and all other articles IN their line
business to suit customers. nj their old sinndas they in
tend TO suit customers in order get living by their bust
nes,-and they respectfully return their thanks for past
patronage and hope for n continuance
Woods'osk, May g, lao, ~
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Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work,

THE subscriber would inform his icrs ard the public
l. tint h. coHtslc. to carry the above business in
all its va-ons branches his old sird, nearly opposite
Whitne,s IIntcl, where he will hold himself in readiness
to ncco nrolnte all WIN may feel dspos ii 10 pafoHiIe
him. The best nf stock will he Kept constantly hand,
and pains will he spared to keep the hest wo-knen In
constant nness TO orders for the most durable
ware in this lLc.
HAND ASD FoR SALE,
sTkNLEY'S PARiOR sTOvES-,fonr sizes 1.-THE most
helu'ifil pattern in the market. Also.
wool SONS COOK aud sheet iron living fno, COOK
STOVE and sheet Iron Stoves aud Pinc.
COPPER BOILERS & TE>KETTLES.
TIN SAP BUCKETS, "a rew anl nnrh approved a!'clc)
H1RD WARE, &c. &C.
All who arc in want If Of the above articles viii 10
wei To call and examine the aud prices before rur
cbasirv ,lsewhore JOHN BLlsII
Woodstock, Dee. %, 1910. 81
n B.--Cssb paid for Sleeps po'u -
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TIo71soNxAW I1yEEaMAaE,
INSNAE HOSPITAL.
EAST RANDOLPH. vt.
DIR. J. SMITH,


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oes.oN'H W nv -" 49,, y, I'M
paS "hu M".h ie,s nNIYi ~ Nv" A., nv f IT, ~
every YEAR h'" " Is "'.l'.H l"H. ue We "orn ,
naLlaa 81 Nv! ulHt, I'! SoInn ~ nSnn' =" - ',
h'"" u "as' So ~, s'uIt ~ mn. a" -, - 49,
assvss'u H'h gu lo' Us n',Ne t'., up :, .oo 49,
ava 'He I's' ~ tle ItsA'rs VN! "or oV W -, =. -
ms SHOWS ue tH'iht Wh,"' F'N.u u. ~" Wv ~
ana lraeIce OF u. Hu!''h W MS own '""h'''h u! '0s'
Wnnst ihieI'S' II "a u "ilost "ihi' &c., - ,,.,.
Inc l.oN,oHiAN NisiI'i' aceo'"iTg 10 eh tsNuu'o
maze 10y br NhteThG,se, Iu!int,y Lecturer u" VIZ
Medical Department ct iHIMd lh''.t!f' iGW nun
hers stort three millions a. advocates trn .n% sho'
81 Us intrinsic merits cou!l ever Hf'e 'CtV' ttu ~ W
such cJierUl favor II Il cu.d 10 br sGt'e! t'a c'e'i
~ removing Diseases. Inc Mcaicues tc L"'h.f's so
OF crate tn harmChN VITA I've IWs o. NV re 't'ts arg
LOt roHtG u.h caonri nae Sh'H IS i3f vet9mt' L'lH
6'iscrs hc TRAN rat ttitS are "Hf ataI'Hel y tG
cakce. nor nc tCsJ U1'ffa Gt1y ~ hft''tE ~ q ~
mig noHr..mrht-.,e b!0of. mi Is Ghea'e tLi &C.
lasture 6! Tie ,sie" ON Nea.h! cvLu''oh ut| = u
possible To rso CO o1,i t''G- r7fotc' Of !'e .tett
without producing disease to s',1cf or iess e.t.'t
The Thomson ans have zan Gn1 siPe process ior We
cure u! disease WHOM inGc'hk an! h'u!uou J! W
on the scni ana That icy nav" met WIN O''"A' s1N-
ress, rcEHri be catsIm question 49,. ,-,,,
Dr. Sfth desires mos f'Sptt.'ay' 10 iho'lh ,hsa'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11

There nre societies now fnrming in this country
called ,be,Yonns ,n,rried ladies -iorsetingo stay
n, -pni.ih' pot IN a'-eleveno clocs-so-
ciery-if the Norwich News ia 10 be credited.
VIVA, does sis think about surh associations,
friend Eastman ~ Y. .Nechanic.
She thinks they are p,irst urate, friend Porter,
and wonders, at the same time, what Ms Porter 5
epinon Of the matter may be-
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11

Foes m OK push or puh Rich Star.
Ofrourse he does. You don't seem to know
ANYTHING, Corporal.-.7ge.
Not much about GH or. We hay nj exchanged
with YOU long enough to learn yel.-Slar
Very likely YOU don't, having evidently neg'e
ed the greatest and most important of all studies,
sell study.
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L. IL. RAILEN,

TIAS removed 10 the shop lately occupied by Noah
Fisher, Jr. where he Manufactures ad Keeps Tor sale
All kiELs ct Silver Ware, snch Tea, fable, Dessert
Salt uud Mustard Spoons Cream LaGlcs : car ohsa
Butter Knives c God and Silver spccIqas OF every
m, cin IN Ge in tbs Lest ure md wsrGLtCd to III the
eye
The above articles he will sell low at wholesale OF
I,etnla us can be purchased IN New York, Boston.
Particular attention paid to the repairing OF Spoons
Spectacrs and all other job work.
All orders 10y mail or otherwise, VIII meet win imme
dnic attention.
Cash paid Tor old gold and silver
Woodstock, Dee. IL loiO. t3'Gm
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TO FARMERS, WOGL-GROWERS
AND LUMBERMEN.

rINHE subscribers offer for sale valuable irnc oi rich
l. and heavily -uulcstd lJid, khg ut the northwest
corner u RCldH2, HHdsOr Co. T., Luud ~ on the lits
W0OsUck, " month, HDd Br!Gl water distant about
miles rUn the latter village ad about ar u oni Wood
stock Green sad uC srts III $50 acres bi measure
ment - lou ui which have recently been cleared and
Iuw In good phsiuArt, GLd Known by the Lame 81
the 'GOy,rurs Rcsrrvaon.' The remainder is cuyCf'd
with It's org growth uf limer the greater rOri CE Il
which yer, heavy and II FIRST rate quality, Crnsistig OF
spruce, lIumIOck, Maple Iirch lass AID As-nuch oi
tie latter of superior quality There is also IN II one Of
the hest Sugar charIs IN TIE tuUniy ,f Wuisor. There
said lMd II neat, wulhGlt CuttgGr ~ hN q feet,
finished, purcrcd ard painted with good cellar uItCr The
whut-yili convenient sh,d u by - feet uid barn
~ by 10 irtt, all new. Alu stw.mill, which has been
built about and is IN good repair with tire eNrep
ton Of a rrltg damage by hrrhtt. II Is allowed that
Their, is sn,cirn suppl, OI timber On tbs lot To wra'
out iva new mills. aL II ui ei, rat, the ground hriu.
neatly all descending 10 the mill The ai d IS well situa
ted To- he dvtd il tn three farms AID the lrld me To-
Gated fNuraLly Tor such Arrangements or nstd all To-
gcile a. cue li,st-rue sheep farm for which de-
sguulhe soil brug If suitable nature io H'sii wheat
rye oats and harley, Tar surgc. rare chGncc is
here presented tn Any ttsCn wish 10 embark in either
NIL ct the above kinds ut busurs'ihe facilities for each
being nhul aG nj tie lt>t quality The terms will
he reasonable md log credit given, If required Tot part
Of the purchase moIey.
Further particulars NAV he Known by application "a
Hon. L. IU1Clit.suS. Of Wuud-tu-k Green r. T. U,v.
uusr, Lsu. Of Wet Windsor, o. DAVE NlyNoNr I,o
Post Master, Reading, Vt.
~ The property may be- seen On application to the above
gentlemen JONA. HARrWEii.
JAMES l.. HARTWEiL.
Iittlctnn, MIiLuse. Co. Mas. Feb. {, ISL. II
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NEW GROCERY.

TUE subscriber would rpslectly inform his friends that
i he hn. ftrl ~ rnnns IN aud cohy cnirHt mar
ncr under The sup OF Go, G. pR,TT and JAMES II. MuR-
rOck where hp has, and intends kccnn. constantly IN
hand n good assortment o first rate w. GODIS FIOI Il,
FRUIT NUTS &c Having entire stock ni new Goods,
he feel, confident that those who layo him with ot will
find ~ good article, nj Us low prices be ona ~ ANY
establishment in town. GEORGE MELLlsI.
Woodstock, April eth, 1911. 5G-f
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HATS! HATS!


rINiIE subscrhcr ha, just received fen Ecs.cn N add
ton to s JfulrfaucN, thc greatest variety N NUltN'
t., JCwtry Silver ware, LrltlaIa Wdrt i,Cy GuU,, M
Sac, In sheets, and Musical Instruments, tuS,, OOths "E0
iiGt-pccvs, ride Euwoct Und PERCUSSION cat connie
prchIEcrl md a'IN.Ig '0lp Lrod assortment I" tA'
vul and viul str -, cuipuc reeds, IlU Lows, 'ciCNs
t bridges racit heads lJg has, yU,, and siu,;, Ul-
most ANY art Il, ,nt may be- u1rd g Ntir't St"gt-
which VIII be sold NJ reduced pscc7 for cash. Produce or
short 'ud approved credit,
n gr!!rs wishing ior ans Of the shove articles cn he
nf sled a, cheap NJ ut Uuy Ut,cr ~ u country.
IcI,e call AID caaM,Ec before purchasing elsewhere.
j. u. MURDOCH.
N.p. Particular attention paid to clock AID walc, &c
pairing and U,o IL the repairing o!JcwI.. j. H.
Wuuastuth, ;, pt, - l'io, ~
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A IsEIVED

nm n. HARRIS, would respectfully inform his friends
~ that he has just arrived in Woodstock. aud taken
rooms ut Alens lie offers his professional services to
the public short tine. and hopes to be favored with
continuation Of the patronage heretofore literally be-
slowed rpUn him.
April I. 99-u
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASES COOKING STOVE,
orEaArlxo cPoxA PRINCIPLE EsTIIDLY NIw,

OrE1ATiNO CpON 4 rRiNCIFlt SHIiLHLi "Ls''
rrVllE subscriber having oEtrCcted with Nr o. IT, these
Il for the right OF his stove for the County Of Nhtsor,
Les leaves call heattenlioH OF the pubic 10 the sane
The stove hey DAD DOUBT more ocOnumcl ana
than any ether cooking stoye in II j. ccLYthtLiuc
cause OF It's pcrnipr cOEstrGcon and economical, !ur 1
reason that il will three iOurha Cis iuel Necessary ~
be consumed in other stoves IN order 10 do IN equal IL
mcuHt cooking. IL contains tWOuyeLs OF urae GmtE
suuswhcl can IN an instant have the tenn eatWC cEn
cu by danptrs be adapted 10 hstlg rOssrs Tho
most delicate 10 wei! the CoGrstst !0It The boiling Gt-
department is perfect in every point Of view. SIX lotrs
cal be used time The EU!l!hs department j. SO cum
s,ucttd that jhc smChc is not suAeTed to PASS 0 Tic
room, icing coGvcy ed Directly INTO The stove. CWag 10
The peculiarly Of the rrrci!C LlCn which i!s stove tp-
crus CT tie heat from The FIRE chamber suffered 10
pas, ui.ecU, rtO HE pipe, while all the coolest air IL The
stove z! Gschg'ged This done b. an air CHAMBER lorTe-
fartG Ing the air and smoke after il hes lartd with It's heat
and III such m0Cncr 10 produce very StTUU- CT&rshI
AGs all The heat Generated nust he applied 10 genie ac-
teal lurt Csc.
In PROOF IL, above have connected with this advert
snct the iuoWu ~ certificates from gcHteacn olnGcuLi-
cd character Who using tie sUgc IN ts Vicinity.
Iho soy,s VI. be kept constantly tn hand md 10: sale
BY, TITUS 4-UiCLi"LoN Vs.
Woodstock, Jn'y l!ll lJiu.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11
NOTICE (! (!
NOTICE EXTRA.

TGNlT subscriber has purchased the stock ofGnnd' art
all other clrs in trade Of the n'e nun ui Bailey
Morse md will continue the Mercantile business, Mt hi
store the old stand. Customers wishing to purchase vii
be accommodated IN liberal and favorable terms Good
viii be sold luw prices Tor Cash produce, Or approve
credit, Il, any other shop. ..
OLIVER BAILEY.
sou,h Woodstock, May 10, l9il. 55-sw
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FG7iE notes and accounts mud al demands due the late
Rim NJ y. " Morse. are purchased by the subscriber
aud are in his hands O collect and he hereby requests
TIA, tIcy be settled by note or otherwise Immediately.
OLIVER BAILEY.
SnniI, WooistorE. Nuy TO- lfil Sew
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11

1D@The Message crowds out our usual varle'!
this week.