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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-24

OF government furnishing facilities for regulating
exchanges, has been exploded long ago. When
our false credit system has been driven from the
iand-lhe power of making currency taken fiom
soulless corporations the "iai.sez noss
fa,rs' principle fully established then, and not
I'll them can we expect regularity and stability in
business and exchange.
"The lecture read to the states TO redeem their
obligations is in very bad taste, and certainly I'M
called for. There has not yet been evinced on the
part OF single state of our confederacy, any in
te non TO repudiate the payment ofits honest debts
This part of the messag is rather Websterian-
is kind Of" Barings more comprehensive guar
antee"--a second edition of the great d" constitu-
tional lawyers" FIVE thousand dollar opinion on
the conslltutionality of state stocks.
"The manner in which it is treated is insulting
to the states and unbecomng the dignity of the
Chief Maglslrate-it looks too much us though it
were designed to effect profitable temporary spec
ulation in stocks.
"On the whole tine message is so SO. There are
parts democratic enough to suit the most isidous,
but they are spoiled in the context. When we
consider, however, the peculiar position of the
President, we are not disappointed as TO his char
acter and sentiments"
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We copy the following from the Money article
10 the New York Herald of Monday.

We copy the following from the Money article
10 the New York Herald of Monday
"rhe western banks in the interest Of tho mill
err and -four spectators have been obliged to cur
nil their circulation very rapidly to sustain them
selves against the return Of drafts from this city,
caused by the fall of -four. The millers and their
organs resorted 10 the most desperate expedients
to force up the price Of -four, in order 10 save
themselves and the banks but they have thus far
been Intellectual. The supply Of produce in all
the Atlantic cities has been far greater than the
demand, Notwithstanding the ridiculous twatrie
about "he banks not being able to assist the for
warding Of produce to market" The fact is the
contrary. The banks of western New York have
endeavored to prevent flour from coming to mar
ket, in order to keep up the price to protect the
paper they have discounted for the speculators.-
They discount no business paper; the wants of
flour spectators absorb all their means and bnt 4
short time must eapse before general explosion.
The last arrival has caused further full in the
p'ice Of flour"
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DE A THIS.

At Lebanon, N. II. Nov. 29,--AIrs Lucy Park
hurst wife Doct. Phnehas Parkhurst, ugcd Is
years.
In Tunbridsc, on the 18th instant, Mrs BACON,
wife of Col. isaiah BACON, of that town; aged
about 40 years. This loss 10 the family and
friends, and to the community, is incaculable- ir-
reparube. Mrs b. was one of the best of women /;
the hest Of wives, and Of mothers. The large
family Of young children she has left molherlcss,
cannot realize their own loss, or their fathers an
gush md anxiety on their account. A numerous
circle Of friends will impore upon this whole aillic-
ted family, the smiles Of Heaven, and the consola-
lion oithat religion which adorned the life and sus-
tanned the hopes Of the deceased X. 5.
In Hartford, Vt. on the 9th instant, Mr. Horace
Newton. son of Mr. Francis and Mrs Lois Newton;
aged So years, and months,
The deceased had passed the last four years of
his life, in suffering from the decease that tcrnina-
ted it. The last eleven months he had been con-
fined to his bed. lie bore his sickness with pa
iience, and met his end chcered with hope.
lie in his last moments expressed his anxious
desire for his parents. and the members of the
family, that they might be prepared TO meet him in
Heaven,
Printers in Vermont, N. Hampshire and Ohio are
requested, &c. Com.
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Is woman Reiigiousl Kind and affec,onate,
gentle and coniding, her soul filled with holy mu-
sings, and her heart warm with generous impulses
woman has ever been the first to approach the
fountains Of Religion, and drink Of the waters Of
immortal life. When the Unknown God laid aside
his awful majesty and appeared among the chill
dren ofmen poor way-faring man, it was woman
who listened to his teachings, it was woman who
gave him to drink when he was a,hirst, and when
the seorn of men fell upon his unofending head. il
was geatle woman who soothsd his burdencd mind
with the whispcrings Of sisterly, consolation and
batheJ his toll worn fee. with her heart WI ,
tears
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-24

The Vermont Governor. His accidency"
Gov. PAINE Of Vermont takes it rich on all sides
His situation must be PAIN full in the extreme
more dire, fpossibe, than his suerngs astride the
log-cabn last year, when he came 50 near splitting
to his Wristbands as seriously 10 inquire his efforts
a-la-Ellsler. The Governor undertook in his late
Message, to remodel the Constitution, head Capt.
Tyler and lynch politically, Jefferson, Madison
and such tyros in the way Of Government. II is
but just to say that the leading federal presses Of
the country have belabored him for biz ndiscrm-
milton, till his dancing pumps alone remain.--.N,
II. Argus.
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NEW GOOaDS.

TIVE subsCrbcrhts opened Shop opposite Whinc,'s
Hotel, where he continues to manufacture silver
Ware Of all kinds such Table, Tea, Dessert, salt and
Mustard Sp0uns-trcanAdcs, sugar-tung-, Butter.
knives &C., DC. Gold aud Silver Sp,ctHc,s VI every
pattern made in the best aud warranted it the
eve. Iral-O, keeps Gold Beads Silver hinlcs Gold aud
silver Pencils, Jcw,lry, britannia ware, Fancy Goods
She'll Horn, Ivory and Wood Combs, Perlumery OF u
Misunderstanding Soap, Hair and Teeth Brushes, Wallets
Opera Glasses Graves sous Ra1os, Scissors, Rogers
pcnkniNes, WhTnclt, Congress and other knives, Pins
Needles Toys Sc. Looking Glasspa cut and set t.
order
Pedars wishing for amy Ut the above articles, VIII be
furnished as cheap any other store ~ this vicinity
Particular attention paid To the repairing ui spoons
spect,clcs and jcwClry Cash paid Tor old Gold ana
Silver.
Orders by mail otherwise will meet with prompt at
tcntiOn.
\. d. Please call aud examine for Nour,rlyrs--nC
charge for showing Goods. II. H. BAILEY.
Woodstock Nov. -, i5ll. sl-;m.
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N. g. NJ, o. RANDALL,

TAvE fitted up the shop formerly occnped by Warren
IL Mute, on Central street. where they intend to hold
themselves in readiness to do all kinds OF WATCH AND
CLOCK REPAIRING, and Job work lcvery description
that Is done In Watch repairing shOps. They have just
returned from Boston with entire and fashionable
assortment, consisting Of Clocks Watches Jewelry Ro-
gers hest Cutlery several nj Knives and Forks Toys
Of all kinds. Violin and Bass Nio strings ClarOnet Reeds,
Btania Ware Of the best material aud mos, fashionable
patterns, Combs shell and horn travelling Baskets Per-
iuery Macassar and Bears Oil Fine Gold Beads, &C. DC
All of which are offered reasonable can be found in
in this vicinity.
~ b. Please call and examine. and upon our homer the
homsonan ~ riCine shall hr kept at bny, II desired.
". \ NJ o. RANDALL.
Woodstock, sept. go, le4l.
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Courtship and Neutrality-suspicious. when low
er, said, K" that to describe woman one ought to
dip ones pen in the rainbow, and instead of sand
use the dust from the wings of butterflies to dry
the paper. After he was married, he used to fill
up his descriptions of woman in his novels, by talk
ing clean sheet of paper, and wetting flies tail
virgin paper. There, he would exciaim pointing
to the mass ofplots, there, the fly has drawn the
character Of woman to perfection.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-24

iEPWe believe we have published the follow
ing before. No matter, if we have, it will los
nothing by that.
DIRGE FOR A YOUNG GIRL.
Ut. FIELDS.
From the Spanish.
Underneath the sod, low-lying,
Dark and drear,
Sleepeth one who left, when dying,
Sorrow here.
Yes, they are bending Ger her,
Eyes that weep;
Forms that to the cold grave bore her,
Vigils keep
When the summer moon is shining,
Soft and fair,
Friends she loved in tears are twning
Chaplets there,
Rest in peace, thou gentle spirit,
Throned above;
Souls like thine, with God inherit
Life and love
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-24

The State Of Vermont has over thneen thous-
and doRais inher treasury and owes nothing.
Post.
You are up stump there, Mr. Post. Vermont
owes quite little sum and what is better yet, she
can pay her debts without troubling her negbbors
All Vermont wants is protection for Agricultural,
Mechanical and Manufacturing interest-Bellous
Falls Gazette.
We are glad TO discover one truth in the Ga
zette for rarity, especially as il is about the first
admission, from federal source, that Vermont
owed any debt at ALL We have it upon record
now, officially. for the editor Of the Gazette is the
Post Master at Bellows Falls; y that Vermont owes
quite little debt. Moore Should be turned out OF
office for the admission.
MIR Gazette. will tell what aud how much is this
debit Patriot
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Isthere any cure for diseased tongue, when
that tongue is woman's' The records of quakery,
and the annals of the regular practice" present
no remedy. Oh, no. Since the tongue of our first
mother Eve, cattered in the ears of poor dear old
Adam, no check has or can be put upon the unru-
~ member, when hinged in n womans mouth
En-. Paper.
Whoever wrote the above must have been crab
ed old bachelor.
Baltimore Argus.
And an old fool.
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1856 funilies lived mon. per head

Total visited 5,2l2--6ve-sixlhs of whom had
hardly banket-s5 families were without ban-
ket-and Al families slept on chat beds and wood
shavings.
Now if this is the result of the protective sys-
EN- Of England, which amounts almost 10 Il total
prohibition of foreign articles and produce; if this
is the benefit derived from great National Bank,
as illustrated BY the social condition Other people,
well may webe thankful that the free trade and
an''-monopoly doctrine of the Democratic party,
are yet in the ascendant.-.New Era.
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BrfgbtnM Mdrket,
MONDAY, DE,

MONDAY, DEC. l3, 1911.
At Market 975. Beef Cattle, 200 stores, 1900 Sheer
and leo Swine.
PRcEs-Beef cattle. First quality S. so II 90; second
quality 81 SO a 49, Third quality, 50 IS Il i SO.
BTrreHing CdiHe.-We quote Mess 81 IL n 4 25
No. !, 50 r. No. 9, g. so.
Sioles.-Two year ODDS sold for 81 a 49, Three year
old $lia24
Sheeplos were sold irom67 cis., 92 cts 81 la 81 AZ
81 rs So 90, S225.
mfr.
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NOTICE.

Temperance meeting will be held at the Brick meet
NJ House in this village Sabbath evenin next at hal
past O'Clock. AT that time, Report may be expected
rom the committee appointed to make arrangements for
the formation OF young mems temperance society. Its
anticipated that questions of much interest the friends
OF temperance, and Importance to the community will be
introduced An attendance oil all the friend, of the cause
is solicited. All its enemies in principle or practice are
invited to attend.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-24
M A II RIED.

In Plymouth, by Rev. N. Johnson, Mr. f. A.
Hubbard, to Miss Almyra Briggs, all of Plymouth.
We acknowledge the reception of grand slice
Of the loaf 1t was p. w. SC.
In Pomiret, by Rev. Il. Streeter, on the I'd
inst. Mr. Alonzo Chamberlin, of Barnard, to Miss
MiIissi p. Tiibou, of Pomiret
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STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon. The
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, TIE SUBSCRIBERS being appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court for the district Of Windsor Com
missioncrs receive. examine and adjust all claims und
demands of all persons against the estate Of DANIEL
WsruERBEE late of Reading, In said district, deceased
represented isov and also all claims and demands ex
hibed in offset thereto; and six months from the l7h ay
of November lSil being allowed by said Court for that
purpose,we do therefore hereby give notice. that will
attend tn the business Of our said appointment the
dwelling house OF the widow IIgrziDA WETnERBEg, in
Reading the first Tuesday of May next from nine o.
clock A. NJ. until tour o'clock =. VI. on said day,
AARON GODDARD, I -.....--
s3-3w NATHANIEL DYER, ! COMMENSURATE
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MRS. NJ. n. GARDNER'S BALsAM OF
LIyERWORT g. HOARHOUND.

vuNHE Original Vegetable Iyerwor Preperation.Price
il so cents the bottle. The most popular remedy for
the cure Of coughs colds splitting Of blood and phhsc,
and all other diseases OF the lungs also is In extensive
use for the cure Of Liver Compaint-s Mrs Gardeners
Indian Basam of Lverwort and Hoarhound. This Is the
brs nreparou of Lyerwort INTRODUCED to the American
nubIic Il being now twelve wears since IL first estab-
iishrd It's reputation stands unryaed as cough medi-
cine See certificates and places Of residence On the print
ed direction round the bottle.
Tho Undetermined having received great benefit for the
of diseases above named, with confidence we recon-
mend the celebrated a,sam Of Lverwor to the public
Ernest Webster, David r. Woodbury.,
Thon,as IIaskins IT, T.. Horton,
&. Ellis II. Gall,
e. Williams, Miss l.. Howard.
Wholesale aud retail by the proprietor, WIN. BROWN
AL Washington street, Boston: Rei,led by
DUNBAR, Woodstock, ",
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-24
pictorial illustrations Of the Bibl
consisting Of
VIEU'S IN THE HOLY LAND,

VIEUS IN THE HOLY LAND,
Together with many Of the most remarkable OBJ
jects mentioned in the old and new es,amenls, rep
rescnting sacred historical events. copied from Gel
ebraed pictursIs, principally by the old masters;
the landscape scenes, taken from original sketches
made on the spot, with !ull and interesting letter
press descriptions, devoted TO an examination OF
the object. mentioned in the sacred text.
On examination this will be found very pleas
aut and profitable book especially for the perusal
of YOU'VE PEOPLE, Astounding in the most valua-
Bile information, collected with great care, form thu
best and latest sources Ii may, very properly, be
designated common place book for everything val
liable relating TO oriental manners, customs, &c,
aud comprise within itself a complete library olre-
lisious and useful knowledge. A volume like the
present, is far superior to common annua!s-t will
never be out OF date iE-j9ll is beautifully prin-
ted in new long primer type handsomely bound
in muslin, gilt and le,,ercd; and IS, decidedly. the
Jesi and cheapest publication 0or the price,
ercr issued from The american Press.
liza lib. al discount made to wholesale pull
cliascrs.
iUT9Persons in the country, wishing to act as
agents, may obtain all the necessary information
by addressing their letters to The subscriber, No.,
l22 Nassau street, New York city.
ROBERT SEARS, publisher,
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
HATS, CAPS, AND TURS,
HELP! iIEi.P..

TyNIIE great demand fur work nj the tl,hionIHc TdH
oriHg Establishment Of b. SDuthgdtf, has compel
ed him to enlarge his work shop Ia employ more
help-wanted 10 first rate Girls to work On fine Coats
r. D. SOUTHG.iTE.
Nov. %, ISL. -
Wanted, hoy from hncen to seventeen years old to
learn the trade, r. \.
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THE PROTECTIVE AND BANKING
SYSTEMS

The position Of England is constantly appealed
te as an evidence of the benefit to be derived from
tariff and National Bank. What is that con-
dliion socially and as far as the masses of the peo-
pie are concerned In answer, we will appeal to
the parliamentary, evidence. Sherman and Craw-
ford, recently in Parliament, offered the following
p!o Of the town which he represented
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CHEAP FOR CASH!
Witt & Hewitt,

HAVE just received from Boston, general assor,-
= mcnt Of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting OF Broad cloths; Pilot, Wave and Diamond
Beaver cloihs Plain and figured Alpaccas; Cas-
sinners; Buck and Doe Skins; Sat.netts;
plain and figured Alpaccas; Al
pines McrinOes; Printed
Saxoncs; Nous
de Iuncs'
Calcos Shccngs and Shirtings bcachcd and upbeaced
Drilling sand Tckngs Cambrics; Sclccias Mislns; Sails
bury annels; ghland shaws; Muilers comorers wrist
lcs Boys wooden caps and belts; Hosiery; Gloves of all
kinds Suspenders Stocks, bosons collars ln and fg'd
silk crayat Drawers Lambs wool Shirts Neck ties &c
Dec. %. lell. IL
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A. n
Atl2M. At II liza.
Ati l.2 IN. AT
LEAVE LOWELL
Al Z 81 AN. At 6 IA pm. At IL 81 pm.
Immediately the arrival of the cars from Boston
WAY PASSENGERS taken nnd lett ut TyngsbUroush,
North Chelmsford and MiddlescS.
Persons in Lowell wishing to inkc the Cars for Nashua,
will be conveyed to the Cars free expense by leaving
their names ut the Railroad Ticket Office and passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be
yeyed to any part OF the city without charge,
H., From Nashua TO Iowcl, so cents.
RUIZ From Nashua To Boston, 81 so.
ON the arrival Of the cars mt Nashua stages leave for al
part OF Ncw.ampshirc Vermont, Newi0rk mud Canada,
via Aoskeas, Concord Keene Chacstown, n. H., Wind.
books are kept in BosToN at the Stage Office No. ana
II Em-streel-aso in LOWELL, ut the Northern an
Western Railroad and stage Office in front Of the Depot,
where seats car be secured IN any NJ the touches, and
information obtained respecting the different stage
routes.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Dcnot nj
Charestown and Nashua, every morning. Sunday excep
ed)
An goods to be transported on the Rail Road going
above Lowell, must be sent to the COmpanys Freight
Dcpot, Chnrcstown, at the end OiWurrcn 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 connections
store Houses both in Nashua and Chlrcsiown, and hay-
ing completed their arrangements for the Transportation
of Merchandise, give notice that lney are now prepared
to traspor all Goods and Country Produce which may be
forwarded to their Dcpos, aud for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered which will perfectly
cure goods from damage and careful and experienced
to take charge of the Transportation business the De-
pots, and to accompany the goods over the road
| The Company, determine not onl! to accommodate
the public bu, extend every facility IN their power
both Teascrs and Merchants ,nnd have fixed upon the
| following rates OF Freight:
So, SO per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town.
Bulk Salt Plaster, Lime Sone Lumber &c. 81 per ton
Shopper ton each way between Nashua and Lowell.
All Regular Transfers running to the ears will be car
red over the road between Nashua and Chaestown eHc
way, free oicxpense:
Nashua, October 81, leil. IS
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Also on hand as usual,
A KNIGHT OF THE RAZOR,

What SLAVES mans face iceis smoother, and cuts
hair in iscHe better style than -, hold gu Gentle
men, don't mistake the number; Two doors East Of the
Post Office, nj the "ESq." Pole.
Razor- put in first rate order at short notice and on
reasonable terms. -iLBERT KING,
Woodstock, Dec. 3. lsll e3-ti
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TnOAIpsONIAN Cough CANDY.

TuSr arrived from Boston, IN entire new article, com.
d pounded expressly children aud adults afflicted with
hard colds coughs ar persons Of cOnsumptiyc habits
For sale at TIE Iuw,ry Store Of
Dec: 8. n. 4 VI. o. RJYDILL,
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WINTER GOODS,
Cheaper than eyer!!

DICE & BOARDMAN, have just received n, their
IL "Old stand" Elm street, large assortment n,
GOODS,
which they disposed sell reasonable prices for
eu,h, produce, or a short credit.
Woodstock, Nov. 10, Isil. sO-sw
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Flour W. |. foods, and Groceries

To the inhabitants ofMe Village Of Uooastock,
and 10 phom these presents may come.
GREETING:
vSNIIE Subscriber would again inform hi, friends and the
4 public that he has on hand and will keep constantly
for sale at his OtG stand pure
WHEAT FLOUR.
,rhou any Nurture, which will he sold ut rs low price
hy the barrel pound lie bought any other place
in town;-any person purchasing Flour ol him that does
not prove first chop, may return the same, and It will be
cxcunge and necessary charge for transportation paid
ALSO,
On hand prime assortment of Sugar; Teas; Spices ol
every description, MOusSes OIL; Fish, Tobacco; Conec-
onury; Nuts; Fruit Of all kinds &c &C., which he will
sellas cheap tho cheapest for cash OF short approved
credit.
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OY = II Il IL \.

He would further say thui, he has made M arrange
npnt receive irosh Oysters once n week, which he
will sell at wholesale or rcnii, and tavern keepers und
Others wishing purchase by the Neg, can rely upon
sctn them o him al any tncas fresh aud us ceup ol
the driver himself.
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CROCKERY.

TINE subscriber will sell CROCKEBY .rT GLASS
WARE, fnf rssh, NJ cost and freight. All wshisr 10
purchase Crockrry aud Glass Ware will fnd II fur 'htn
advantage to call. J A. DUNBAR
Wcud.p,t Oct. ", leil
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THOMsONIAN MEDICINE.

PURE AND UNIDULTERITED MEDICINE.
Atm. a VI. o. RANDtIL'S Jcwciry store, is kept
n good assortment OF THoasoNI,S MEDICINE, con
si-fing of
Rheumatic or Hot Drops, Brown Iulclia,
Wine ptters, Puvcrired slippery Elm.
D,seniery syrup, Meadow Ferne Ointment
Vegetable Jelly, Healing Snivr,
Jinia,ncnt, Stimulating Iniamcnt,
Fine l.obclia, Composition,
Cough Dalsan. 'Nenne,
N,rvine or Naerian, Spice Bittcr-.
Green Inhclis, Womnn's Friend, 6c
All for sale al the BOSTON prices. at
SEPT ~, ISL " 'D4LLS.
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POLLARD DELAINES.

NEW and rich article Tor Ladies' dresses, Just rrrciy
~ ed, and for sale ucry lou by CHS. DIM Jr.
DE c. 8. T.
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PRINTS,

u ICH darn American, and Eng Prints. Super Al
N French do. at 2scs. Super DARK Am. do. at II ~
cts. The cheapest goods offered in this market.
Please IN csll and look at them. CHS. DANA, Jr.
lie, a.
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...Clergymcn, supcrin'endrnts and teachers Of
sabbath schools, Agents ofReliglous Newspapers.
and Periodicals, Postmaslers und Booksellers,
Throughout, the country, are respectfully requested
10 act as our Agents.
No letter pM be taken from the office unleS
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SETTLE Up!
SEE HE RE!
PUBLIC AUCTION.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on the 18th Of Novem
w Der next, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, certain Factory
situated in the South Village oi Chester and the land aud
nppurtenances thcrcunto belonging, lately occupied by
WIN. Il. Il :. w. Johnson. Sale VII the premises.
TERMs.-Onc years credit.
L. INGHRAM, -iuctiOnee.
Chester, Oct. IS, lsll.
The above vendue stands adjourned to the "a Monda,
Of January NEXT 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the House OF Miss
Acocks, in Chester south Village
Il, lNGllRAM, Jun. .iucfion'r.
hester, Nov. 2j, Al. SLOW.