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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-14
TO FARMERS, WOOL.GROWERS
AND LUMBERMEN.

TE subscribers offer for sale valui Me tract OF rich
J. aud heUvil! -tmhered land, lying ~ tire northwest
corner Ci ReUdlag WROSoT ca, l bounding the lines
Of WCOGsiCck, I'll mouth and BrtgwUer, distant nlCu
miles from the latter village, and about 10 from We'd
STOCK Green said tract consists O $40 ocrrs by measure
meht 70 or 100 Of which have recently been cleared aid
are low IN good pUsturage and is known by the lae or
tue Governors Reservation Tie remainder is covered
with It's original growth Of timber, the greater TOrt II
which Is very heavy and of first quality, consisting or
Spruce llemlOch Nipple, Birch, Lass md Ash-much Of
the ulter oi superior quality, There is also Of
the best sugar Orchards III the county NElsOr There
Is said land neat, Well-buiit Cottage Is by Sc feet
hnshCd pHp,rtd und PAINTED, with good cellar der tic
NEOlewUh n convenient shed lS by - feet and lnru
50 by 10 feet, Nil new. Also Saw-ll, which las teen
built about Years and in good repair with ire cACep
ton Of trrg damage by ircshCt. II L. allowed that
ther is sufficient supply OF tin Ter on this lot To wear
out two new mills and it is of cnsy dra the ground being
nearly all descending TO the mill. The IaId well sltra
ted TO he iN,d into three farms md the buildings are To-
Gated iayorhuy Tor such arrangements or USED all to-
gethcr irst-rnte sheep farm, for which de-
ssnedihc soil being of suitable iOr raising wheat,
rye, oats and barley, Tor p0sruacc. chance is
here presented to any person WISHING to embark IN chCr
or all Of the above kinds OF bmcss,hc ,ctC7 for each
being abundant and ol the best quality THE terms Will
be reasonable and long credit given, if required fer pat
Of the purchase money.
Further particulars may be known by application TO
Hon. T. UrCuINSoN, Of Woodstock Green, r. /. HAM,
MoND, Esq of West Windsor, or DAVID HAMMOND, Esq.
Post Master, Reading, W.
- The property may BE- seen application to the above
gentlemen. IONA. NARTWtIL.
JAMES J.. HARTWELL-
LitlletOn, MidLlcscy Co, Mass. Feb. E, l3l IA
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DIED.
w. w. II.

In Barnard, on the Sd inst. Mrs MARY PAUL.,
wife Of lir Bella PAUL, aged II years. Editors in
n. II. and Mass. are requested, &c.
In New York city, Sd inst. Of consumption,
RICHARD H. CoLFAx,M D., aged 26 years and
6 months.
IN RoyaltoB April Is. Rev. AzEL WAsHBURN,
nged II. Mr. Waslhurn was for many yeats pas
tor Of the Congregational Society in RoyaIton, and
was man Of deep, earnest and practical plniy and
one Of The best scholars ia the State. lie was faith
er Of the late Rev ROYAL WAsHpURN. Of Am
herst, Ms, whose early death was SO deeply la
mened as well by the congregation Of which he
was pisior, a. by numerous circle Of relatives in
this State. Mr. W.. the father, lived 10 good old
nge.respecied and beloved by all and has gone TO re-
ceive the reward Of long and arduons life spent
ia the hearty and earnest discharge Of every duty
(which his relation to his fellows rs teacher Of the
living God enjoined upon him,
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:r-P IrC.P. Ilslcv, attempts to come the ia

:UF" If c. p. llslcy, attempts TO come the rait
game over us, he II smell wooIcn burning, we eau
tell him hat,-SpirH Of The Age,
How could you, my dear Sir, dream of such a
thing? We have too much respect for the Age to
part with il so unceremoniouSlv' lie OF good cheer,
cousin, for until the clods of the raie cover either
one or the other Of us, we shall hold unbroken
mmuuion-PorRand Transcript.
We did no, dream of the thing in sober earnest,
but-bu,-why, you know what Sir Peter Teazle
SAYS: "It is Il id wicked world and the fewer
men you praise in it the better" Our own expe-
rience noddelh its head TO the truth Of Sir Peters
remark and we came, long ago, to the conclusion
that the sure and true way to make n man slight
and abuse you, is TO take liking TO him and use
him well. We have, really, for a long time,
thought great deal of you, and we began to fear,
more in sorrow than in anger" that, with all the
good, you had that bad about you. But, g e us
your hand; we were too hard upon poor human
nature for once. Let us take pinch Of snuff, and
jog along MS peaceably as we can to the end
There! our eyes are full Of tears; go along now,
we want to say word about You when your back 5
turned. - Glorious fellow that CHARLES T.
lIsLEy; glorious fellow, Indies. His paperis bet,
Ter than ours. 1t is; we know; and if any Of your
fellers ever subscribe for literary paper to send
Won, with n BIT O wriln' on the corner be sure
and tell them it must be the Portland Transcript.
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Notice to the Democrats Of Vermont

As 1T rs NoW EVIDENT THAT TIE OLIGAR-
CHY ATTEND TO CONCEAL THE EXTENT
OF THEIR MIDNIGHT PR
BY WITHHOLDING THE NAMES OF TIE JICTIMS
FROM TIE PUBLIC EYE, I'VE REQUEST TIE
DEMOCRATS IN THIS STATE TO GIVE US NO.
TiCE OF EVERY INSTANCE OF PRESCRIPTION,
STATING THE CAUSE OF REMOYAL, NAMES, NC
l7 WILL SOME OF OUR FRIENDS Nv TIE NORTH
PART OF TIE STATE ATTEND TO THE CUSTOM
HOUSE,
my COMMUNIC1TiON OF THIS NiTURE My
BE FORWiRDED TO US At OUR EXPENSE.
n'FAiL NOT TO SEE THlT EVERY CASE IS
ATTENDED TO, We WILL BE OBLIGED TO
ANY DEMOCRAT JYHO WILL F.iVOR TIE PUB-
Lie WITH LNFORNf4TION on THIS SUBJECT.
LET EVERY DEMOCRAT IN TIE STATE IN
ST4NTLY BECOME 4 COMMITTEE OF yIGIL.
.4NCE TO WiTCH EVERY MOYEMENT IN THIS
SECOND REIGN OF TERROR.
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Tor the Spirit Of he Igc.
CANXONET.

THrv speak, alas! as though they thought,
We loved each other yet
As though the heart that once had loy'd,
Iha, love could Ger forget
They know not, that the brow Of youth,
May wear its wonied smile,
The eye may be uudm'd with teais,
Tho heart be sad The while.
They tell me, too, Of by-gcnc days,
As though they charn'd me now;
But who would think Of fcklc friends,
Or prize broken VOW
do not wish 10 call again,
The thoughts Of those glad hours,
For time has laid his bshing hand
On ove's scarce opening flowers.
IT is vain to sigh for b!issful days.
My heart ere now has known;
IT'S vain 10 wish them back again,
When they so long have flown;
But memory DER them fingers still,
Though they have passed away.
And sighs 10 think Loves golden dreams
So soon should know decay.
Uooisiock, ". W. W. II.
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TuE HAIR! THE HAIR :: THE HAIR =

" orthc Genuine Buffalo OIL. over other rrcTarnti
than that number OF Druag SIS are oricd,crrs To- initiate
H. mud ts,ing their miserable limitations on the pUblc for
rrnr,uc Read advert srnclt Beware OF P,Llhfs.
Genuine buffalo q fast taking the place ri al Oifer
articles 10 promote the growth. suCn ard btEuiiy Ito
lInir its use gives snilrcs that no other article doti,
and causes IL Ia curl beautifully by te usc II viii dafktn
ard give the hair satin eSs. 1t Is highly rcritntd nd
aiycs rrrIrc satisfaction TO all who have given II trGl
Won " IN observe the signature Tic proprietor. william
rrown also Buffalo on imprinted on The totile. IN
consequence OF counterfeit which has recently r6nrtd
ard !. rov sale, have been persuaded 10 rhaiE ew
label engraved on correr for which have securtd ccny
right entered according TO ret ofCorgcss in the Clerks
Occ ohc District uuTt Of Massachusetts,. Any infringe
pent will be dealt with according To law.
For ,alo By T. III TCuINsoN il. Woodstock, Vt. 81
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
MINERAL SPRINGS, MGNG ITE. y

MINERAL SPRINGS, HIGHGdTE, TT.
TINHE Subscriber respectfully informs the public that
l. this ncw and COmmOdiOus lOuse-crCCrd last season
for the accommodation Of such may wish 10 partakc oi
the celebrated Mineral Waters Of the Springs open
for the reception Of visitors. Many additions having been
nrde during the past wntcraud the subscriber MATTERS him
sell that he shall be able to accommodate and give sa,isc-
ton to Nil who may have occasOnto this iouHi-
dH hcGi No acntan will be- spared 10 render the
unton Of the afflicted comfortable possible. Families
SIT, he furnished with constructed for their unvrl-
icncc. Parties of pleasure will always find the House open
for their reception and every thing which the peculiar and
romantic situation affords tbcna situated upon the banks
Of beautiful hay, aud surrounded BY extensive shady
groves provided for their amusement md health.
Dr. llEiSEngRG, of Burlington, will visit the Springs
week, olcnGr for the accommodation O such aS
wish his professional services convenient carriage
win he in readiness 10 run from the Springs 10 meet the
Steamboat NJ St. Adams Tuesdays and FRIDAYS o each
week. =. w. WOOD,
Iishga'c Springs, May g. ISL
n. b. A Sail boat viii Mt MI times be in readiness for
pleasure excursions upon the bay. jj l2w
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TIE SPIRIT OF THE TINES;
4 ChrOnic!G ofthe Turf FcH Sports, Literature and NE
Stage. EmDeiiished rim Spisndct StCsi EngrgriHgS.
WILLIAM T. PORTER, EDITOR,

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and copl0us record OF al! lMFoRrATloNS and
SALES or hhoon STOCK H"eepS'ahe' h"''hS
and lro'lng Matches, ara kHc'ns Appoin'meh's-
Essays on breeding AMI iFanlig' Fedigrees ana
performances OF hls'ihgo'SHeu il"iS'S'"h W INC
current News ara 'n III, IN porting department,
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COMMISsIONERS' NOTICE.

WE the subscribers hcins appointed by the Hon Pro-
W ha'c Cont Tor the District OF Hartford, Commission
crs to receive c>nmnc and just all claims md demands
OF AL persons against the estate ri MehiNhc Ciuush, late
of Norwich in said district, deceased, and all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto and sis muhlis from
hi dc being allowed for thnt purpose, hereby give
cc tint we VIII attend to the business uiOur appointment
NJ the Olcc nj Dr. Ira Davis, in said Norwich the third
Tuesday OF unc and first Saturday Of September next at
one O'Clock on cnch Of said DAYS.
nrNRY s. s'n RHRi;;roN, commis'io"'r''
Norwich, March 3, A. ID. lSli. 5!.3w
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II. III. BAILEY.

HAS removed To the shop lately occupied by Noah
Fisher r where he Manufactures aud keeps for sale
all kinds of Silver Ware, snch Tea, Table, Dessert
Salt and Mustard Spoons Cream Ladies', Sugar Tongs
Butter Knives DC. DC. Gold and Silver Specifies of every
pattern made in the best and warrentcd fit thc
eye.
The above articles he will sell low at wholesale OF
Retalc can be purchased in New York, or Boston.
Particular attention paid TO the repairing Of spoons &
SpcctaCes and all other job work.
All orders by mail or otherwise, will meet with mme-
diatc attention.
Cnsh paid for old gold and silver.
Woodstock, Dec II, l6l0. S36m
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PROSPECTUS or THE EXTRA GLOBE

TIVE EXTRA GLOBE will be published weekly
L. for six months, commencing on Wednesday,
the 10Th May, and ending on the 10Th November
next, making twenty-siX numbers, the last oGwhich
will contain IN index Each number will contain
sixteen royal quaro pages.
It will be made up principally Of political matter
and the news Of the day. When the proceedings
Of Congress are considered Of great interest to the
public, they will he inserted.
The publication of the Congressional Giote and
.4ppeadir will begin with the extra session of Con-
gress, to commence on Monday, the 3lst Of May
next, and will be continued during the session.
The COagI cSSiOadi Gioie will contain synopsis
of the proceedings both Houses Of Congress; and
the lppeadit, all the speeches on important sub
ec,s, At full icnglh as written out, or revised by
The members themselves. They will be printed rs
fast rs the business Of the two Houses furnishes
matter for Il number. 1t Is certain that we will
publish more numbers of each than there will be
weeks in the session. They will be printed in the
same form as the Extra Globe, and coplous index
printed to each Nothing but the proceedings of
Congress will be admitted into the Congressional
Globe or Appendix.
Subscriptions for the Extra Globe should be
here by the Goth May, aud for the Congressional
GloLe and .4preadir by the 9th June next, 10 in
sure all the numbers.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship BRITANNIA arrived at Boston
from Liverpool on the 9Th inst. The latest news
from China are that the preminaries for nm adjust
ment of difficulties have been agreed upon The
news produced a great fall in the prices Of tea at
London, much to the JOY of all the old women
No intelligence of the steamer President, which
left New York on the nth of March, has been
had, and the chances are that she is lost.
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Lore for The old SoidierS.-We learn from the
New York Ereaing Post, that the federal Colec-
tor of New York, has removed from office, Major
Howard slole-keeper al Staten Island, an officer
who served under Scott, and was severely wound
ed at the battle of Chippewa.
And also Captain Wood, store-keeper, an officer
who served with distinction in the last war.
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NOTICE..
IInrtland, corners April 10, lsil.
BROWN SEED CORN.

T sARGEANT, has twenty bushels Of Brown Corn for
y sale Those who may not have seen this kind Of
corn. informed that il is eight rowcd good size ear
uncommOny large kernel, small stalls and its superior
value consists in those two qualities rarely uned-p,o
dtcir'nesS and edrinoss For the correctness Of this
description reference he made all the agricultural
papers in the country and especially all those farmers
who have and tried the corn.
Elias Rich, firmer in TROY, Vt. Not kernel
of any but the Brown Corn, should be planted in any field
ihis year. ifha be nained, at the price bore
last year, a doiinr peck.
Inquire at the Store ofrtus Hutchinson Jr Woodstock
where n sample can he seen.
Windsor, April s, l3il. 53-tr
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IL. HOWARD

WOULD remind his numerous friends ard patrons that.
w ms IN Ucs past IA time To come, he viii do MI
sorts Of FASHnN lDLE TAILORING on the shortest notice.
aud in Htc letter stl e than can he sCwhtc had.
~ For particulars, SEE large bills.
Nora DENE.-1hc present CRIsIs cOnrCls cn'l for NJ
immediate settlement Of all accounts Of than
years sturdirg
Windsor, Itby ., lsil.
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DrtgDtoM Market,
MONDAY. MAY 3. 1871.

At Market $50 Beef Cattle 10 pair Working Oxen, Il
Cows and Calves lao Sheep, and $50 Swine.
About As Beef Cattle uusold.
PRIcgs-Becf Cattle. First quality 81 90 IS second
quality Sc so Il C7ji third quality S. rs IS.
Wokms Oren. Sales SO, and S3j
Cows 4 CARES Sales SEQ, S2S, S35.
Sheep. Prices not obtained.
SWine. Los.to pcdic sold ut 81 and for sows
and IA and for Barrows. At RETAIL from l-2 to 7.
Nep Eng. Farmer.
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W n | I \ N C ,

IA X. FIX ENCH, would respectfully give notice to
4'H the inhabitants Of WOODSTOCK, that his school is
now open for the reception OF new pupils daily for short
time. lie will teach Practical and Ornamental PEN
MlNSllIr, PENNAKING, STENoGRAPny and FLoURIsHING.
His system viii Mt once give free and command Of
the PEN (Which all will admit must be acquired before
can he practical wrltcr) and in lessons leave the
Gentleman with style OF ease, uniformity aud expedition
suitable for the cgcr and every day business writing; the
Lady with style OF facility, truly becoming md elegant
Mr. +, believes, from his unparalleled success in other
places that his system o teHchng needs only to be known
to he literally puronized lie therefore invites you to call
and examine specimens of scholars improvements the
manner of execution &c, and judge for yourselves o the
utility of the system. lie warrants entire satisfaction to
all who favor him with their patronage. Ladies have
lessons at their dwellings, if preferred
WRITING ACADEMY in Mr.. Ilatchs Hall, on Elm street.
Omen from I'LL 6 and from till O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
Woodstock, April 80, 1911. 52-3wt
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NEW GROCERY.

TIVE subscriber woud respectfully inform his friends that
he has fitted up Rooms in and convenient man
ner under the shop of GEO. c. PRATT and JAMES H. MUIR
DOCK where he has, and intends keeping constantly IN
hand good ASSORTMENT OF first rate w GOODS, FLOUR,
fRUlT NUTS &C. Having entire stock OF new Goods,
ne feels confident that those who favor him with call will
find good articles ut as low prices be found in any
establishment in town. GEORGE MELI.lSIf.
Woodstock, April 9Th, 1911. Soft
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"Drink 10 me only with thine eyes" DC.

This wiH do H.-Somc pretty young ladies in
This city have formed temperance society, aud
pledged themselves not TO allow any beau 10 make
love to them who even tastes Of VINE. Several
accidents have happened by these Young ladies at
tempting TO smell of the breath of their visitors, bu,
then accidents viii occur in the best regulated So
cielies.- Boston Post.
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l MON II D L Sc,
MONTPELIER, VT.

vINiIE subscriber would respectively inform the public
/ that he has taken the above named House, aud that
the establishment has been fitted mp in good s ehC Hat
himself that entire satisfaction VIII he gwen to all who
may favor him with call Ever grateful to his old aud
customers, who have patrOui7cd him while keep
ing the stage House, 1T Dunyle for than ten yeurs
past he still hopes that thc' Will continue their tNOrs at the
UNION uusE, aud he respectfully invites his present pat
and the travelling public generally, when visiting the
Capitol IN him, pcdging himself that his house shall
be kept in clean, quiet aud rcaccablc manner, and that he
will do his hest cncayors render the stay OF his
pleasant nnd comfortable. JNO KELSEY.
Montpelier, Dec. 81, lrin. 3j-tf
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STATE OF VERMONT Al

STATE OF VERMONT III Probate
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD, SIS. Court, he'll at
Jpootstoch, hinandto sal! District, on the
9Th dag Of May, Il, ID. 1871. Present, the
Hon. Thomas p. Russell, Judge,
instrument purporting to be the last will and tesla
4Nmcut olrOLLY FAY late OF Rol alton in said district,
deceased being presented TO the court here by THOMAS
FAY, the executor therein named for probntg is order
10y said court ttall persons concerned therein he notified
To appear ut ses ion If said court 10 he olcn at the
Pobatc Once in Woodstock, in sad District the 2I day
Of June next, and show casr, il any there may have
against the Probate OF sad WILL for which purpose
further ordered that copy of the RECORD OF this order
he published three weeks successfully in the S. rH OiMC
age, printed At Woodstock in snd State, may
be- A tue cory OF record,
OIL BILLINGS, Register.
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2oo TONS 40. !. PIG IRON Equal TO scorer.

20o TONS no. !. PIG IRON Equal To ScOrCIi.
The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that orders for
the manufactures nf the c.tah shmcnt Ill., lnr quality
metal and style oi workmanship bV executed to the entire
satisfaction Of purchasers
Orders for Stoves Plate should be forwarded early in
the All communications addressed to thcsuhosh
her ut "Tyson Furnace, i. o., Windsor Co. VI, will
ceiye prompt attention.
AUGUSTUS IIAvES, Arerf.
Tyson Furnace. August, 8, 1910. l1.tf
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WINDSOR COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE. COMPANY.

T'ilE annual meeting Of the Woodstock County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, viii he holdon nj the Town
Hall in Woodstock, on the the first "Wednesday, (buine
the second day III Jurc EcNt nj two O'Clock afternoon, Tor
the consideration nj any alterations which may be prOpUs-
ed IN the by laws aud general regulations of the Company
ANA Tor The choice Ut Directors pursuant to the provisions
OF the act Ot lncOrpOratiOn.
Insurance once W9odstock, L.. MARSH, sre.
April go l34l. 80 a. ''N"''''''
593w
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NOTICE,

4 Ii. persons indebted TO DAVID PALMER, late of
"A Woodstock, deceased requested to cali and settle
the same with DR.. b. Il. PALMER The Books viii be-
len with him until the 18Th day Of May next. AlC that
they will be left with an Attorney for collection
:. TAYLOR, Jr. administrator.
Woodstock, April 81, lsil. 52,3w
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LiHE X ALTON.

'I'AkE notice that have given my Charles bless
ingt0n Jr his time. lie is free tn act for himself ant
shall claim none OF his earning, be responsible for hi
contracts after This date
CHARLES BLESSINGTON.
Barnard, May s, lsil. 54.3we
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TYSON FURNACE.


THNIlE Subscriber would respectfully call the attention
the public dealers IN Stoves, Iron ware Ac., tn the
manufactures Oi this establishment Niihnihr,r wears n
Blast Furnace aud all cb buildings machinery have been
built aud pat IN operation necessary to manufacture iron
Hnd put into the various firms at castings required lar this
market. In this time than two hhHdrtd tons Of good
Dnndy metal has been made Ut these works. The facilities
mt this picp Tor working iran such n tocHbc the pro-
pricor compete successfully with other manufacturers
~ this country and the Blast Furnace having been 10 OPP
GRAFTON Tor several months and now making more than
thirty tons of excellent sol, metal per week. furnishes
supply Of Stoves stove plate, HHllCw.NHrr, tuuld' nrs
hnd every variety uiCasgsaH Pig Iron O superior quail.
it., on the most favorable terms, to dealers.
supply OF the much approved WOni'Or Improved Cock
stove, wiih mir tight furnace Badger, HdywardS, the
Rcveriihc 1ur Premium, several patterns elevated
Cook Stoves aud other patterns adapted To the different
markets. all six plate BoN Stoves, Vermont Par
lors, much cmbeshcd and improved, lasp Pnrlor,
and beautiful pattern, (Which Tor simnicir! ard taste, j.
pronounced superior any thing ofthc hind IN tie
krtD Hollow ware Fire Frames &c Ac row on hand and
viii he Sold favorable crms, very reduced prices
dealers.