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eas I6tlie6s ltntsrusbmsm s.idlitb nmo sana
ausas1ibrt. Sas ebert mirb in 4 Banoen
erietsinsm uno jsrsr Bane et,pa 400 3eiten
enrtaltsM, uuo in $eper eiuaetunbsn III 81 25
Der 8ano al Die @nbferibsnten akselisfert
wcrpsu. 9as wcrf peroient einem splas IN
lsosr etutftbsn Samilien Stliotbef in ben
Der. 9taaten, mnp tsine esntIts Camille
lcllte srmasseln es ltt an,uIhafen. aDir rs
tlaren IS, nit fur;en QDortea, fur bae
be- beHtfh wert, bas jsris
le a merifaniGeb de DreGe yer.
nie6! aBcr oas bs}mefsIt psrfdatfe ft
slnifipeilea ben critsn Sanp, psn erbaltsn tail,
psnn crs teastrt, ebne pertlnpiit ~ lsin,
bic ibriasn Sanoe gu usbmcn Ssitellnnasu
anf eas Bert t6nnsu init petsfrelen Srlsfsn
III Zen 5erausactsr Der Ceres 10. Wliller,
sltancn penn.l Scmaebt prresu.
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Observation-Disclosures bsjr9sm mtlcbsr fribsr
bon Srn. 8srrS Maljtcr9r Ssbaltiu wuros.
an Der Gts eer 8aibn9tcn> unr Stsn StraiTe
no or iIb aufS Ssits init Illtm mas III fsinsn
@sihdfr @h6rt psrisbsn bat, um 8sitnrs unb
Nrsmes aut biz tsits strt ST. tswirtbsn, unb
fhr billiSs Trsit.
Sein siitb ,rjrc iiilsr init ZEN t,tsnS psiftn
msIds Der Marft, in ben ptrfbisssnsn SabrSs
isitsn earbiettt periorgt ftin unb feline Saar
llnnsr nit Den fbmafbaftsffsn Setranfsn psrs
tsbsn bic man nrn ssr Stast pbilabslpbia be-
fOmmen fann.
Durb pdnftbs Ssc6abtun9 Der pfibtsn
zines 9Srtbss, bort er sinen She'll Der &unes
fbaft ets T1tIifumS ;u psrSnnsn une ju err
baItsn.
6eees =. Ster!ins,
&saeInN Sertenlbsr is. 3m.
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Seuer! Seuer!
Serittberl1ltg 9e9en Sfuer
Capital autborilIrt purhs @eIsB
$4OO,OOO.

Sis Sprins @arcsn SsusrsDerIldberunss.
@sftllf6aft BON cer gauntp pbilapelpbia.
metbt Ssrlttberunarn, Gowpbl seltlieb ais
eansrue, aeaen Ssrh,it epsr Sbaoen burh
6eusr, auf @ebaubs isesr Irt, ais Soaulsr.
Sbenern, @talls &c. NIB auf Saueseratbs,
Saufmanasshteruns IcRlt atIsrlslGissntbum
Sn ben allerbtIlialten 8erinsunsca.
Nnfraae 5r ,nacben, sntrstsr rsrltnlih o.
eer burtb Sriefc, ksi Jobn 8. Eid,aros,
NshtssNuwatt, unp aaemt eer @eIcllItbaft,
an Oct Oruferei pes "Ssrfs unp SebllpltiIl
Senrnals," Neacins, pcun1pIeanien.
October e7
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Serfs Gauntp SntelIisens 2(mt.

Anf Srnasness erlnttcn sieler Isinsr
Srsnnoe maree ltnter3riehnetsr tcncsen, Gin
aa5emsinss SmteIliasnlsImt, in Dcrbinouns
mt le'nen anesrn Gfiebaften. ;u sritfnen,p
gsrionsl fur 6fsnt!ite Belehruna, rssno
'3anfer, be 3n pcrscbnsn, ia psrfaafta, estr
~ sermortsanhsn fne, entrassa IaFsa anb
Seltbe, Die 5n renten, fanfen opsr auf Wlorts
satisb 3u lehnen ,phnieben, grfnnpi isuns civ,
j!ehen fennsn. aueb perrsR ale anoere :3u
e'nem Jntelliaenj. 1mt sebbrenss &slhaftc
perrifbtct anf Infra9e tei
George 9B. SafeteD
Slorb Ste 9ratTt, aeasniter Der gpit;
fcpaI:Sirett Neabins.
SloDemtcr 10.
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MIMtel, (CInaks.)

Ger ltntsrfbrisbens :has anf 5anr, eli,
srofes NGortsmcut fcrtls semahter Wtantel.
gum Getrauet fur 9amsn, welebe mcb!fei
gum Tsrfauf ansstotsn ,perpeu am CT eer
4ten mo psnn1raf'.
Eepare .. Smitb.
Neabins, Sse 90.
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GIN aaunS SurS Satftripti IN
fir ben,
2tbera leu yeDba 6ter.

& tt u y D y q " If I.
lin bic obsuarnanKts 3sitmna icre( mic
mosllCb mebr AT vertrcitcn, rrlanbt ft6 Ger
esrausseteA osricltsn ras assbrts putlis
FUN 3nr llntsritbrift far eisieIte wsetsnlt
sin5uacea.
9a in gerfs gauntp fsnt anttrs peutltts
3eituns bettebt, pslttc Die wabren 9runrs
Ease Der unperfdlftbtn Drmofratis strtbtis
piat, 70 ,perrsn Die sSrfuMcc res Gen. J1t
~. Narrfson uun .Yohm TpIor ts.
irncer6 aufmtrffam earauf sfitlatbt, uno
btflb atsr erntlch e.iuht, fir ibrs assrs
6rsstnas 81 irrssn,
Sso n3un afn:
Scr Wttralc Stpbhdtsr" srfttent j,osn
9isnifa9 auf sinsm 9rcdtn SupsriaItpstn nit
fb6nsn qstterT acsruft. Scr Gubicris,cns:
Hrsie III Z n I bale tt5 Sabrs, iprlbsr
i'll balbiabr1er ScrauSts,l lblun1 srbstsn mirb.
2Dcr inl gaufc et6 cSabrS nid,t tssablt, bem
wsresn 2baIsr 80 Sn,5 fir Sa5 Sabr anSss
vhnsr.
SIR fiirisrt 3cit ais gNcnat mire fein
ltntsridbreibtr angencmnlsn, unb etpai9e Nuf:
flneigun9sn wsrben nur bann anaencmmsn,
penn lis c,nsn Dienat prr 9lblauf bss Subs
leriptlcns, Isrmins 9ti,bsbsn une 9lsiGSsiti9
ale Mid itdnte abbtiablt rptrbsn.
Ssfanntmatbun9en ,psretn banfbar an0ss
ncmmsn unc fir ben se,ptbnIibsn Yrsis Gins
seridt.
llntsri,brsitcrn in eitfr Staet mirs bic
3eitun9 pertrfrsi 9sibft Wcitsrs Ysrisncums
gen 9sfhsbsn eurb Die Non pcsr Srdasr ron
qsbtsra fir % Sent jibrtb, auf Soften Der
betrsHsnben llntsribrtbsr.
Srisfs uno NtinbsiIunSsn mhItn port ps
frs einaeianet merrsn.
NeaenA, esn %, Sanuar.
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prafni(be un0 erfatrcne
NatD0fbfr,

&anitler uno profslTcniasn,
ODER Elm
aus lan3jdbriosr Grfabruns eeIb6pftes
He3eptbu
Nss etm enalilttsn nit 8enufuna eer kss
ttsn in mp ausaneiIeb,n gHerte
tsartsitet.
fur Cbemi fea, 2nnfstfcbIsr, ,9)lShsl lterener,
0sprb"ihIfter mo Bhtbienmacber, $atircr
Suntbsusunc baicnfatrifanten ,Deraelcer,
Sunltbrstbslcr, Sanmaetsr, Slebletmiepe
uno mebrcre anbere Sepsrttrelteuce, mt(i
Srunclit6eh Nnpeiiimaeu Nsr bic
Setanelnns unb Inrsnpuns
ssr sesstsaen NsSeptr.
2(atn icletrn puicucu, ,pslete S6hafts
trtlten Die ctfn i'm 3irel ces Sutbss anae.
fhbrt fRo. crlantsn mir ups cfn "sDratti
ltsn Watbacter" ale Gin tttth nublihee
Sutb Su empfrbltm, neil Re nitt allriM piclc
Soften fur bic Ssrtlauna ibrer Grteitsn CTS
lparcn icnpern aleih3etia aus renfs!een pes
le 1Stnfe fir bic 0eriebonerun9 lbrsr Nrtei
ten crIerncu.
Ser pr0e cee BrfMens 1T 70 suins
als mtaitb AcltclIt, un AUDI tem ,ptniSer tes
mitteltfn I6anrwrrtern cine &slcsMteit lu
aeten ilt6 caiIrltc ansuIebahen.
SIR Su6binelcr..unp Nucsrc, mslctc i'm
@rclIen 5m taufsn ,piRletsa, ickcR pir folscu,
Dc prsiis ftlt:
100 ersmplare III suten parrtaup $50. 90
oo 80, 90
70 Is. 90
IL $50
asasn gtnicueuns tes Betraae bei bcr Se,te(s
lms--Berieneunsstoitsn, porto uno pealsi.
sbsh ,pcrpen aniTtrpcm tereebnet.
6Tuniere 5errsn gellsasn NIB 1noere
eis nod GakIeriptione&ifen fir pas werfe
hsn III 8eits batsH ftino b6fieb erfuett uus
oisislbcn fobaIo wie m5alib einSuIenotn une
uns alsit3eitts Su tsnaebribtiscn, wcbiu lte
'bre ersmplare seltbif, 81 batsn min iehen.
ISlattcr, nit rsnem tpir ,peehieln. tnp
batib srln6t, bas Dtiae einise Oaale in il,
rs Spaltsn anf5Mncbmen. ,peeureb (le nns IN
Ssssnesnlten scrpfitbten.
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%ertH0S.

o. tben nbaltsn, Gin wcblausssfuebtss
ldortement BON snslifebsn unp fransofftben
Dfnino's, am CT Der 4tem unb pennitraTe
lei ieowaro .. Smitb.
2sasiRs, Sec. 90.
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&inheimil(he QBaeren.

II. .. Smitb BAT 70 efer srSfust, Gin
sroiIss 1hcrtsmcnt BON gbsfs, 3,piaibs,, sss
tlsihten ,lnp unssbleiebtsm Die0Illnsn, ftbr
woblfsil.
Neabius, Oee. %.
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~ It I rt Nr.

Ss sbsn bat bic prtiIt peraiIsn une it in
Der 9ru6srsi Sieitr 5situn9, sinSsn uno in
9r66trtr 3abl ju babtn, ein fir Die tetreftns
zen 53anewerfer une Siinltlsr httit naslibe5
9Ssrf, bstitelt:
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All kinds of GERMAN & Enc
LIsH printing work neatly and
handsome executed at this Off
&C, at reasonable prices,
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3 Ori d. [ a q

" '" = "
DonS 8. Oasptrs,
su Dliffiutaun, Suniata Gauntp, psma,
fur biz 5srauesats snss Ynttes tetltelt:
8eiifltber qufyarteu
Srcm msr @eeleu:
Das #: 6eiIfame InneiIunsem NIB Nessln
~ elasm sctHeelisrn seben, rpie aueb
ldb6Ms Sebett ane Gcianss auf al!s
ISeben. nno SrIttase unb in
aQsrlsi Unliscn 3a traussben.
Sammt eincm nctbweneiasn 8eribt non tenl
eetrautb pts teilissn 4teupmatle.
Bor rrehe.
Sers nhsltbs @stettnb IoG nuu ,um
i'psltsnmale IN Imerifa berausasseten pers
tth. 2Ber ater Der si9cntIltbe Nutcr eaUcn
mar, TT nns Ribt tefaMln, pe,l IS bier Al
sAnee ftbr tar 1T uno pas fitrl6latt aus
ef'njenl9su acritfen mar, Ucm watten BET Nts
frlf esr ertten uufaac aeMctnmen purre.-
Atrr eiss traebt teueu llntsrIbiso; pes pcr'
trsfFihrn SHbaltS wiasu 1T ss Die lIntsrs
'thsuns aacr fremmsn unb siaHtissn Seelsn
oerth. es bsttc5t III picr 9bslen, nan!ieb :
I. 9eiliams Ncscln ,e.
Q. IlIsrlci f6Sne anssaslene &etsts uEh
ssiltltbe tiecer &c.
8. Sftne &stste auf Srts3ase, &c.
4. gt,e fnrit unp nctbmenpiae Scrtersi:
;u teS Serrn 0tenrmabl &c.
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Nn oos puNtfun1
De5 8aneertr5 Joeimat, 8irtbsitano.

Ter untsrlbrisbsns bits
tst um erIaubnik itinsn
SrsunSsn ilne benz 9csbrs
ten Gub!lfnnl ibsytaupt,
biern1it sr9ebsnif ansuisis
9sn,eaB sr rem mpblbsfall
f,n Il0anSprera Le;.
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or. Samncl Ol,asr, 6sraueaeter Der e c.
res IN slbanen, Ya., matbt fclssnes Nm;cise
bstannt:
DaS gteue Seifamsnt, nit Grfldrunaen
uno Ssueanpsnounsen,
BON Or. Daniel Sobler.
Wir tenaebritbtisen unIere teler, caE mir
cbiaes werf, ndnli6 bas Sleue setameuf
nit erfIarnnssn nne Nusanwsntunaen, il,
Der YreiIe batcn, une oer critic Yane, mslber
aus esm gUanaelium mattbaus uHo Marfre
bettsht uno stipa 400 Seiten entba(tta mirr
balb srlheinsn ino all bic Gutiertenten al
aslifsrt wirb. 9isics 1T Der srfe Yrriueb
cas Nrue 3sitmsnt init grtlarun9em in bent
ihsr eprasbs III 4neripa beraue,usetsu. unt
oct sisIen Slaebfrase unp bsberissR aIssmei,
ntn Aafmanrsrunssn natb au urtbsi(sn, Mir
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- = Wy " ~ u "
9ieics 8crf wrp unasfatr 2l5 ceer 226
Nppal mo. 9citcm entbalten, auf fthtuss
pari'r 9sbruft nnp iauber tearteltst ,pcrben
Ser spee!s eincs grcmrlars, sausrtaft in
qsocr aebnnpcn, ,pier75 Gent unc nit Yas
pisrbstfe unb lecerneM gftn rno Nlitn 6e4
Gent iein pclbcs rcn ltntrrIchreitern ib,rs
lieFrt ,peroen nirt uno tcim Ntliefern tcs
3ablt ,perotn mub
msr feds ltntsritbrsitsr ia,nmclt nne fir
Sie 8e5abltns tirst, srbdlt pas lletnte e.
remplar fir icine Dhibe-gtsnfaas crbals
ten rsiienoe Naentcn fir oicles 2Ssrt fliuf uno
;'pansis pro5ent fir ibre SsIobEuns
9as ssers miro gum Druf beftrpert lr.
talc ais ll6 sine hiulanaliebe Gn,atl Inter.
ibrs'tsr emfncet, I'm Die Soften tapon ;u
bstreiteu.
MiffIntaum, Slo6snter 1910.
GltnterIbrsitet fir ctisre Butb pcresn
VI oisisr Sru6erei anacncmnen.
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in Ger Staot &ubtaum,

ttnaetrithtiset feline Srsunbs
unc pas sssbrts putlifum us
\ tsrbanrt, eab Ct eas ctise Ses
NJ r,h,ft forf,r h,suN ksfrcikt ,,a
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-21
TO MAIL CONTRACTORS.

.qnd all others hagiog brsinesS miM The Post Office
Department Of the United States.
T'HE undersigned, late corresponding clerk for
the Northeastern section III the Contract Blu
reau of The Post Office Department. has establish
ed with the consent Of Postmaster GeneraD an
agency at the seat of Government, for the benefit
of such persons as may have business with the De-
partmcnt, and who Lave not the time or inclination
to attend to it in person.
Having served five years in the Contrac, Bureau
with satisfaction, the undersigned feels confident
that his friends in the different States will honor
him with their business.
All letters must be post paid, or they will not be
taken from the post Office.
No business will be attended to, except by spe-
cal agreement, unless Il retaining fec Of 50 is en-
closed in The application.
All suspensions Of pay, remissions Of fines, pro
rata allowances, changes Of schedules, transfers Of
contracts, bids for lettings and instructions as to
guarantees, will be attended to by the undersigned
and honesty, perseverance, and virtue, he trusts,
will produce their promised reward.
The undersigned will also attend 10 the procur-
ing of Patents and other business connected with
the General Land Office.
The undersigned has no hesitation in referring
all nquirers to the Democratic members of the
Twenty-suh Congress, and 10 many Of the prnci-
pal mail contractors in New York and New Eng
land. JESSE ERSKINE BOW.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-21
New GOOdS,

VNIiE subscriber has just received from Boston, in adG
ton to bs lrurrsock the greatest variety If Watch
cs Jcwclry, silver ware, l'riua ware fancy goods, nu
Sic in sheets and musical instruments, toys clocks and
timeprcc>, rifle powder, and PERCUSSION caps; combs
pclnmcry and shaving solp good assortment of has.
yo aud viUl strings, cariutct reeds, violin bows, screws
and bridges, patent heads for hn.s yIo and in Short al
most any article that may be found in variety store
which Will be- sold n reduced prices, for cash. produce, o.
short and approved credit.
D. pcdllrs wishing any Of the above articles, can hC
furnished ~ cheap at any other store in the country
Please call and oAamino before purchasing elsewhere.
j. II. MURDOCH.
N.B. Particular attention paid to clock aud watch re
pairing, and also to the repairing oiJrwtly. J. H. VI.
Woodstock, Sept. %, I-ay. 81
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-21

Ger. IVlsOa's Office yields, it is said, from 4
to 5000 dollars nett profit annually And what is
more gratifying 10 Jimmy IS ambition, if the prodic-
lions of his friends be true, is that he will, when
Iowa and Wisconsin are admitted into the Union,
be honorcd with seat in the L. 5. Senate or
House Of Representatives, by the suilrages Of the
people OF one of those states. Now this may be
very pleasing for the General to mink of and an
ticipae, but if he does not succeed better in ingra-
tiating himself into the good wishes of the lowans,
than he has in gaining the favor of the NewIIamp-
shire boys, it will be long time before he will
take seat in Congress ; won't it Maj Eastman
Eg-gsactly N H. Argus.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-21
STEAM RENOyATING ENGINE,

FOR THE PURPOSE OF CLEANSING BEDS.
sADAMS would respectfully inform all persons wish
- ing Beds dressed, that he now prepared to dress
them in the neatest manner, at short notice and on reaso-
BILE terns-anl desired, their beds viii be taken from
their dwellings and returned without additional expense.
Numerous certificates might be produced for the reccOn
mendatOn Of this engine but few only will be given.
We the subscribers having had our beds dressed two
Years since by j. s. Adams aro perfectly satisfied that his
method OF cleansing feathers is good and of great and
lasting utility Those who disposed to pGrnnizc him
we think will find their beds essentially improved.
GEORGE MELLisH
ALBERT KING
WILLIAM COwDRY
Henry II. MARSH.
The above engine will be in operation few rods east Of
H. I. Marshs Carriage Shop so long this remains in
the paper. }. 5. ADAMS.
Woodstock, May s, 1911. 53-tf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-21
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

d b. SOUTliGATE would inform the inhabitants ol
woodstock, and vicinity, that he has employed two
of the best workmen that be found to work at the
above business. The work at shop will be done by
good and eTpCriCnCCd hands ~ in The lGtS toIhi0R-
All Jobs will he DarTdntei to be in the best taste, and all
garments will be warranted TO fit or the cloth paid for.
" No mistake in this -
To prove the above call and try Shop at present. over
r. II. Baleys Store,
Also
Cloths and Trimmings for sale at this shop, low
be found in town.
Garments Cut for Others to make snort notice and in
the hest order-no mistake
Woodstock, May Is, lS4l Soft
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-21
SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASES COOKING STOVE.
OPERATING uroNA rnINcmLG EMrLRGLy NEW.


THVIIE subscriber having onaCtud with Mr. $. L. Chase
Il for the right Of his stove Tor the County OF Windsor,
Lcgs leaves to rul theatrnon Of the public to Tie sac
The stove beyond doubt CCCrumiuuiHG convenient
than any other cooking stove in use II IS co cniCnt, bee
OF its peculiar construction, and ccououc iu The
reason that it viii three uWlAs Of the 10
he CONSUMED in other stoves in order to DO equal
mount OF cookng IT contains two ovens Of large oimCr
sOns which can in an instant have the temperature chan
ged by hampers, be adapted to baking roasting hc
most delicate well IA the CoaIsrst food The boiling de-
department perfect in every point otyew Six boilers
be used II time, The brOine department is
sructcd that the smoke is not suffered to PISS Into the
room, being conycy ed directly into the store Owing to
the peculiarly Of the principles upon which this stove OPP
crates none Of the heat the fire chamber is suffered to
pass directly into the pipe while all the coolest air in the
stove discharged This is done by mir chamber orre-
rarcN ing the mir smoke after it hNs parted with its heat
and in such manner, TO produce very strong duugh
thus all the heat generated must be applied to some prac
teal purpose.
In proof ofthc above have connected with this advert
ismcnt the following certificates from gentlemen uundoub-
ed character who using the stove in this vicinity
The stoves Will be kept constantly on hand and tor sale
BY TITUS HUTCHINSON JR.
Woodstock, July 18th lGl9.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-21
TYSON FURNACE.
PLYMOUTH, VT.


FsNE subscriber would respectfully call the attention ri
the public dealers IN Stoves, lion ware, &C., To the
Manufacture Of hsr,tuhshmunt. Within three wears q
Blast Furnace and all the buildings machinery have been
built and pht in operation necessary to manufacture IRON
and put into the various forms of castings required for this
market. lu this time than trO huHdroa tons ot good
0lndy metal has been made 40 these works The facilities
at this place for working iron such ocuubc the pro-
prclor to compete successfully with other manufacturers
In ths country gnd the Blast Furnace having been IN op
Grafton for several months and making more than
thirty tons frxc.llrnt son metal per week, Furnishes
supply Of Stoves stove plate, lallCw-Warc, tnudsons
and cyery variety UfCu.mgs and Iron Of superior quail
ty, on the most favorable terms, Ia dealers.
supply of the much approved WuusOn Improved Cook
stove win air tisht furnace, Badger Hayw1ris, the
Rrycrblc nc Premium, several patterns elevated over
Cook Stoves and other pattern, adapted to the different
markets, all sizes six plate Box Stoves, Vermont Par
ors much cinbeshcd and improved ila-p Parior new
and beautiful pattcrn (Which for symmetry sud taste, IL
pronounced superior To any thing ofthc kind III the mar
keJ lIoowvnrc, Fire Frames &c. SC, now on hand AID
will be Sold favorable terms 81 very reduced prices to
dealers.
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II. II. BAILEY,

TyAS removed 10 the shop lately occupied by Noah
IL Fisher Jr where he Manufactures and keeps Tor saIt
all kinds Of Silver Ware, snch Tea, Table, Dessert
Salt and Mustard Spoons Cream Ladies', Sugar Torgs
Butter Knives DC. &c, Gold and Silver Spectaes Of every
pattern made in the best and warrcnttd to iii the
eye.
The above articles he will sell as low at wholesale OF
Retalo as can be purchased in New York, Boston.
Particular attention paid to the repairing OF spoons &
Spectacles and all other job work.
All orders by mail or otherwise, will meet with imme
dlae attention.
Cash paid for old gold and silver.
Woodstock, Dec. liz l5iO S36m
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STATE OF VERMONT, l N Probate

DISTRICT OF HARTFORD, SIS. Court, held at
UOolsioch, wiihia and for said District, on The
5h day of .Nay, A. d. 1871. Present, The
Hon. Thomas p. Russell, Judge.
instrument pnrporns to he the last will and tesla
n ment oPOiY FAY late OF Roynlton in said district,
deceased being presented to the court here by THOMAS
FAY the therein named for probate; il is ordered
By said court that n persons concerned therein he notified
10 appear ut session Of said court to be holden AT the
Probate Office IN Woodstock in said District the "a day
Of June next, and show cansr II any there may have,
against the Probate Of sad will for which purpose II is
further ordered that copy Of the record of this order
be published three weeks successfully In the Spirit ofe
hgc, printed Mt Woodstock in said State, may
be. A true copy of record
OIL BILLINGS, R6gistsr.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE,

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon Pro-
w bate Court for the District Of Hartford Commission.
es to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demand,
Of all persons against the estate of Metabe CioI.h
ofNorwc IN sa district deceased, aud all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto and six months from
this date being allowed for that purpose hereby give no
tce that VIC will attend the business ufour APPOINTMENT
at the Office Of DR.. Ira Davis, in said Norwich on the third
Tuesday Of June and first Saturday Of September next AZ
one o'clock on each of said DAYS.
e. PARTRIDGE, c,-,
HENRY g. BARTON, { 'N""''''''e'f'
Norwich. March ), 4. u. l5ll. 5i3w
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EEncE

New BRuNswIcK, May II, 1871,
Our Charter election took place Yesterday, ard
resulted in the election OIL. kirkpatrick for Mayor,
over David w, Vail, the late incumbent; and Peter
spader and A, s. Nelson for Aldermen, demo-
cratic candidates. Thus has the work of reform
commenced, and in this we perceive that the citi-
zcns Of New Brunswick are not disposed longer to
tolerate mis-rule and tyranny to which they have
heretofore submitted in their zeal for hart cider
.New Era.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
MNERA spRLyGs, MGNGLrr. y

I1'siN.IIF u I'I-'V'i IIIWVTI-II ~ 7 7.
fTlE Subscriber respectfully informs the public that,
J. this and connections House erected lnst season
for the accommodation nj such may wish to pnrnke Of
thccelcbratcd Mineral Waters Of the Springs now opcn
for the reception Ct visitors Many additions having been
made during the past winerand the subscriber matters him
self that he shall be able tn accommodate and give sa'sr-
ton To Ali who may have uccSnntn resort Ia this fHi.
ain of hcd. No atirnian Will be- spared 10 render The sit.
uaon of the afflicted az comfortable possible. Families
will be furnished with rooms constructed TOR their Conycl-
fence. Parties of pleasure will always find the House opcn
for their reception and every thing which the peculiar and
romantic situation Affords bcn. situated upon the banks
Of beautiful bay, sud surrounded by extensive shady
groves provided for their amusement and health.
Dr. HEiNEBEgG, Of Burlington, will visit the Springs
once wces, or oitencr for the accommodation Of such
may wish his professional services convenient currngc
will be IN readiness to run from the Springs to meet the
Steamboat ut 81. Adams TUESDAY and FRIDAYS Of each
week. s. w WOOD,
llghg.ic Springs. May 2. lsil
NJ b. A Sail Boat will NJ n times be in readiness for
pleasure Excursions upon the bay 53 lew