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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-26
Cash, Barter and Credit Store.
WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

NIEDICATED-PRcE cts OF, 10 cts. on, g. l-2 cts,
wi lb--A remedy that has gained great reputation
the cure of coughs, colds, whoopng cough, phth,c,
throat aud all diseases OF the ungs also it is in
tcnsyc for clearing the voice for NOca>ts Public
Speakers and in consequence OF the extensive sale md
wonderful efficacy Tor curing the above complaints, has
caused number of Druggists and Concconers to coun-
tcreit this valuable cough remedy An imitation has just
been shown me with my stamped on the candy evil
IDENTIFY TO deceive the public. For the genuine you Will
call for WIN. Browns B0nesel Candy Medicuted," and
that the direction is signed By the proprietor aud the
candy stamped " WV. BnowN." The true article is for
sale in Boston, Mt Wholesale rn1 retail by the ManuIcu-
rer, corner of Washington and ElO, st.
For sale by J. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, W.
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Antwerp and Liege Several of the leaders have
beer arrested, and warrants were issued against a
large number Of persons.
SWITZERLAND.
The Swiss Diet have met again, and again sus-
pended its sitting, without coming to any new or
definite veto on the subject Of the Argovian con-
vents.
SWEDEN.
Stockholm, Oci 10 An important royal ordn-
ance respecting the importation of Corn, has APP
peared in the official Gazette. 1t states that his
Majesty has learned with great regret that the
harvest of wheat and rye has almost failed, and
he therefore is resolved to reduce very consdera-
bly, the import duty from the frs, of this year, till
December 3lst. 1874. At the same time, corn of
NIL kinds may be exported to foreign counties free
from dut yduring that period.
RUSSIA.
Advccs from ST. Petersburg announces the ac-
couchment of the Duchess of l.euchtenburg,
Grand Duchess of Russia, who has been safely de-
ivered Of child
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Brighton Market,
MONDAY, NOV. Is, 1871,

MONl)Af, NOV. 10, 1911.
At Market 1850 Reef Cattle 1000 Stores $500 Sheep
and l0l0 Swine.
PRrCEs.-Beef Cattle First quality s. so 90; second
quality Si so a s %. Thrdqualitv, S3a %.
BarrsNing CatHe,-We quote Mess 81 25. No. l.
SO l2. No. Q, So so.
Store.-Two year ODDS sold for So a Is. Three year
S4
81 90, S225.
Spins.-Dull. Lots to peddle selected Ia a 4'sow
and ga 5 for barrows. At retail, l-2, to l-2.
Nstp England Farmer.
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rDOTHACHEI TOOTHACIIE!i

. NEW DISCOvERY.-It has recently been discover
a .j that the pure Extract Of Gall combined with an
inn,InaIr Powder of Alum, is sure remedy fer the
Tophache will I'LL the nerve in most cases, anu render
,h ia ,e that they may be filed without pain. The
ur i,,s, m ,or sale by WM BRows, All Wasnehton
s,ree, Boson. None genuine unless signed by the pro-
s; ec "m' r., sale bv j. l. DUNBAR, Food'took.
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ID L A II s.

In this village on the l4lh inst, Mr. Knight
Whitmore, aged So years.
In Hartford, Sept. 81, Clara, wife Of Thomas
Savage, aged II years; also, on the 2Sth nit,
Thomas Savage, aged 50 years.
At his residence in Randolph, on the Sd inst,
Stephen fIerrick, aged 50 years, II soldier Of the
Revolution, and nine months Il prisoner Of war on
hoard The ever memorable Jersey Ship in the New
York TIarbor lie was linea descendant of Sir
William Hrrrick, of Ball Manner, England who in
his early life became a successful politician, was
knighted about the commencement of the seven
teenth century, and became an opposition member
Of the Parliament that legalzed the persecution that
drove our Pilgrim Fathers to the consecrated rock
of Plymouth.
Printers in Conn, New York, Mass, and Mich
are desired to notice this denth.-W. Watchman.
In West Windsor, on the 25th ult., Mr. Jabez
II. Hammond, aged So.
AT Chester, VI. on the morning of the 18th of
Nov. Mrs Mary d. Edmunds, wife Of CHARLES
EpMuNps, Esq aged 80 years. Seldom has death
encircled in his cold embrace person more unver-
sally beloved in the various circles in which she
moved, than the deceased. She was n true friend
kind and liberal neighhor: in her the poor found
n friend. She was an nllecllonnte and faithful
companion, and one Of the hest Of mothers; in her
life she developed the principles OF the gospel OF
peace. Her illness was pro,racted and extremity
painful: hut without murmur or complaint. she
pissed through all her suflaringS with the patience
Of the chrisl,n and at half past twelve on Saiur-
day morning, her spirit took its upward hgh, to the
the land Of rest and bid adieu to earth, On the
Lords day. following, her fnneral was attended by
n large concourse Of people and circle Of mourn
ing friends. The funeral sermon was preached
from Job, 7: 10Th; 81 loalhe it, would not live
always
In the silent tomb we leave her
Till the resurrection morn;
When the Saviour will receive her,
And restore her perfect form.
There dear Lord, we pray to meet her
In the happy courts above
There with heavenly JOY to greet her
And resound rrdeemins love, Com.
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FOR PROMOTING THE GROWTH
AND BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR.

va,TIE GENUINE BUFFALO OIL is fast taking the
Mace of all other preparations for the hair now in
use IL beautifcs and soens the hair giving II satin
gloss that other article does and causing II TO cur
laan,i,ly As limitations have recently appeared the
outside wrapper Of the genuine will be signed by the pro-
nrrtor WIN BRowS. also a copyright for the engraved
direction been secured and entered accordg to ac OF
1onore,. Is,O see that Buffalo Oil" is impressed upon
,h slss bottle to avoid the counterfeit Dealers can he
smnnieJ Of WIN. BROWN, AL Washington st. Boston.
Far sale by ]. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VT
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nuFFALO ROBES, Boys and Mems Hair, Seal; M
Il ire and Otter Caps Fur irmmines-Men and boz s
&C. lust received and will he sold at great bargains
,a's' "'. '"'' RICE d BOARDMAN.
wooodstook Nov. TO- 1911. eo-'"
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HELP! HELP!

JNIIE great demand for work at the fashionable Tail
oring Establishment Off. b. Southgdte, has compel
ed him to enlarge his work shop MS TO employ more
help-wuntcd 10 first rate Girls to work onfne Goats.
p. b. SOUTHG1TE.
Nov. 90, lsil. e2
Wanted a boy from fifteen to seventeen years old to
learn the trade, =. u. ).
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANuEMENI
ON and after MONDAY, November 2, ls4l The passen-
" ger trains will run follows:
leave NASHUA LE,vs Bosros
At "a A.. 81. At l-2 AN
Atl2M. At II l-2 An.
LEAVE LOWELL
At "a Am. At6 IA pm. At IL "a Pm.
Immediately the arrival of the cars from Boston
WAY PASSENGERS taken and lett at Tynssboroush
North Chelmsford and Middlesex.
Persons in Lowell wishing take the Cars for Nashua,
will be conveyed to the Cars free Of EXPENSE by leaving
their at the Railroad Ticket Office, and passengers
arriving at iowe in the Cars from Nashua, VIII DC cob
veyed to any part OF the city without charge.
p From Nashua to Lowell, so cents
I From Nashua, to Boston, 81 so. .
On the arrival Of the AT Nashua, stages leave Tor AL
part OF Newllanpshire, Vermont New orb and Canau,
via Amoskeae, Concord Keene Charleslown, NJ h Wind
sOr, and BrattebOrO, VT.
Books kept in BosToN the Stage Office No. and
II El-street,-alsO in LOWELL at the Northern ana
Western Railroad and Stage Office in front OF the Depot
where be secured in any of the Coaches, and
information obtained respecting the different stage
routes.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS will leave the Freight Depot, al
Charestown and Nashua, every morning. Sundays eXcep
edo
Al goods to be transported on the Rail Road, gong
above Lowell, mast be sent to the Companys Freish
Depot, Charcstown, ut the end OiWarren Bridge,
Goods be forwarded by the morning trains must u
sent to the Depot ms early as the evening before
The Company having provided hrge and connodlou
Store Houses both in Nashua aud Charesown aud hay
ing completed their arrangements Tor the Transportation
of Merchandise give notice that they are now PREPARED
to trasp0r all Goods, and Country Produce which may b.
forwarded Ia their Depots, aud for this purpose haV
furnished safe and covered which will perfectly Sc
cure goods from damagc ard careful and experienced ne
to take charge of the Transportation business at the DE
pots, aud to accompany the goods over the road.
| The Company, determine rot only to acCommodat
the public, hut to extend every facility in their power
both to Teamsters and Merchansand have fixed upon tn
following rates of Freight:
50, 50 per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town.
Bulk Salt Plaster, Lime Stone, Lumber, &C. 81 per ton
s 90 per ton each way between Nashua and Lowell.
All Regular Transfers running to the cars will be car
ed road between Nashua aud Charlestown eac
way, free OF expense.
Nashua, October q, 1871. 70
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A G. A R D.

VNE subscriber takes this opportunity to say to the
czens of Hanover and vicinity, and also to the trav
ellng community and his friends where that he has
rented and Is now occupying the DARTMOUTH HOTEL
III hanover NJ II, lie pledges himself to the citizens and
all friends OF the House. that pains shall be spared to
make the House all that is desirable and the travelling
community would say that if close attention business
aud disposition to know their wants. and his best eurts
TO crafty hem will give him their patronage he will de-
serve and receive it, 1t shall be his study
furnish MS TABLE and BAR to give satisfaction to the
most particular. Will shy in addition to ull friends of the
House. and all his personal acquaintance and friends that
when interest or convenience calls them to Hanoyerus
drop in and for yourselves whether he performs all he
aJyertses PARKER MORSE.
Hanover Oct. 25, 1871 79G!s
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IyEGEESE FEATHERS-As superior article
IL for sale at a very low rate, by nay, =,
Oct. 7, 1871. Cbhr' phNh' ~
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DFNTISTR Y.

DR. WHITTEMORE, respectfully gives notice thar he
~ will remain here week longer. Those wishing to
avail themselves Of his services invited TO call
AS possible.
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China & Glass Ware,
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
NOW opening at the LROCKERY STORE, the best as
~ sortment of

GLASS AND CHINA WARE,
ever Offered for sale in this country consisting in part of
so Sets white, sprs'd and gold band China,
from 81 to $40
10 boz white and gold band China Plates,
SO plain and heavy iiuted Tumbers, all prices,
% Preserve Mullins, at IS cts
100 Pairs Glass Lamps from 25 cts. up
25 Revolving Casters, bottles, at so cts.
Rich cut Preserve Dishes, Lemonades, Salts, 6e.
-ALSO--
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Brown and sprig Dining Ware and elegant patterns,
and full assortment OF Common Ware.
Purchasers are invited TO call, and may depend upon
finding every variety OF Ware prices that fail to
suit. CHARLES DANA, JR.
Woodstock, Oct. 81, leil
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Heads Of FAMILIES, aud booksellers, throughout the
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Brussels, Oct 3o.-The Belgium paper, give
accounts Of the discovery Of an nsurec,ionory Mo,
in Brussels. which appears TO have had es,ensiy,
ramiications, and 20 have been concoc,ed with
design to overthrow the existing Government.
The disclosures made known do not very clearly
explain what were the objects proposed 10 DO
gained by the con'praiors, nor whether they had
any ground to expect they should be successful il
their erdc1vors. The plot extended to Client,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-04

ToBACCo REMEDY FOR ARsENIc.-A
young lady in New Hampshire fell into the
mistake, so often committed, of eating a
portion of arsenic which had been prepared
for the destruction of rats. Painful symp-
toms soon led to inquiry; and her mistake
was discovered. An elderly lady who was
present, advised that she should be made
to vomit, as speedily as possible, and as she
had always felt perfect loathing for tobac-
CO in every shape, it was supposed that this
would at once effect the purpose. A pipe
was used, but without producing nausea.
She next chewed large portion of strong
tobacco, and swallowed the juice, and that
even without sensation of disgust.
strong decoction was then made of hot
water of which she drank perhaps half a
pint. Still there was neither nausea nor
dizziness, nor did it operate at all, either as
an emetlc or cathartic. The painful sensa,
tons at her stomach, however, subsidized
and she began to feel WELL On the arriva
of physicians, an emetic of blue vitrol was
administered, and produced one operation
One or two days after there was dis
charge of dark green color, approaching tc
black. No i'll consequences followed.
Another case occurred in the same place
few years subsequent, in which arsenic
was taken through mistake, by sick per-
son, and she employed tobacco with the
same success. She, too, had always loath.
ed the article, but now chewed it, and
swallowed the saliva, without producing
sickness at the stomach. No emetic was
administered nor any other remedy.-Sa.
hmans Journal
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AN ELOPEMENT.

The New Orleans correspondent OF the Con.
cordia lntelligencer speaks Of an occurrence, on
the 26Ih ult., when, from the aristocratic centre
Of the parish OF St. James to the ancient seat
Of Louisianan dominion, (Donaldsonvslle,) there
was thrilling CLEAN Of excitement, as if sun
had burst and shot its FURNISHED arrows through
the heart OF the storm. A gentleman by the
name Of Landry-descended from one OF tho
most ancient families, the head of which was
the Oldest sugar planter in the Stale Of Loui.
siana, fell in love and wooed the fair Mademoi
selle Godsy, wealthy and highly cultivated
heress-whose mother, after having sanctioned
the attachment and given her consent, thought
proper, woman like, to change her mind. As
all parties were agreed, young Landry determn.
ed to effect his object. A carriage was placed
near Madame Goday's villa, and two more a.
equal distances on the road to Donadsonvls.
ball given in the parish OF St. James, mes,
Madame Goday's, on Saturday evening" covered
the escape OF the lovely Mademosells Godsy
from her mothers house. She was hurried TO the
carriage, where Landry received her, and the ut.
most speed was made TO the next carriage, which
was put to its utmost speed until it reached the
next, which in turn took wings, and the wedding
reached Donaldsonvile- distance Of tbirt9
four mes-in two hours. Early on Sundav
the Osceola, Capt. PeGse, came booming up ,bs
river, when all got on board, probably for Nat.
chez, as the marriage in the minority of The young
lady, could not be valid in Louisiana without
parental consent
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LOVE, LIFE AND DEATH.-On Monday
last was buried at a Quaker burying
ground, at the village of Woodbury., West
JerseyD ANNA, wife of Lieut.. Barton, now
at sea, and daughter of Hugh Hollings-
head, of Philadelphia. This, we learn BY
Philadelphia paper, is the same lady who,
few years ago, married Lieut.. Barton
against the wishes of her parents. A di.
vorce was obtained from the legislature,
much to every body's surprise. The lady,
however, at the first opportunity, married
him again, and has ever since lived with
him on the small salary attached to the
Office of midshpman, recently advanced
to "a lieutenancy. Her father has never
since recognized her, and she has but once
been in his house. On the 4th she gave
birth to third child; on the 5th she re-
ceived letter from her husband stating
that he was about to be transferred from
his then station, and would be placed in a
situation that she would not hear from
him for perhaps six months. The excite
ment threw her into fever, and she died
on the following day. Her mother, who
had never ceased to show a fondness for
her child, was with her, and few hours
before she died her father also visited tho
chamber.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-04

scented, the tobacco demanded by the own.
er, and the fees for storage, and cooperage,
rendered, shall forfeit TO the owner, not ex-
ceeding double the value of said tobacco.
Sec. s. Suit may be brought in the
name Of the city Of st. LOUIS Tor the recov.
cry of any OF the penalties incurred under
this ordinance, and which, either in whole
or in part, go to the city.
This ordinance to take effect and be in
force from and after the passage thereof.