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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-04-13
DISTRICT COURT, RACINE COUNTY.
REBECCA DULLES
v. PETITION FOR DIVORCE

DEWITT BULLEN, }
(TowsrEE, STEELE, & BuLIrX, Sol'rs
March 9th, lS4l. The time OF hearing this petition
is The first Monday, which is the 9TH day of July
at the court in Racine. 4nd ii is ordered by the Judge
of the Bird judicial district chambers that notice of
this petition and the time of hearing the same shah be
gi en- the defendant by advertisement of this order
IN the Southport Tel graph apaper printed in Racine
county for six successive weeks previous the day eff
hearing. is further ordered that dcrosons may be
taken on the part of the complainant on commission
with interrogatons annexed BY Volney French, Esq.
who is named commissioner for that purpose, his
Office in The village cfSouthpor Satu day the third
day Of July next. commencing NJ o clock p. NJ. and
Of which the SARGE notice is 10 be given
ATTEST. HENRY T. cox, IT, Clerk.
oft Mo
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-04-13
GENEVA FEMALE SEMINARY.

GENEVA FEMALE SEMINARY.
TEyHE Undersigned, Trustees Of the
= Geneva Female Seminary, having
made arrangements with Mrs ]. W. Vail,
formerly Principle of the Troy Female
Boarding School, to take charge Of the
Institution AS principal and teacher, would
respectfully give notice, that the school
will commnecc on Monday, the 18th day
Of April lS41.
Terms for tuition, per quarter For
Reading, Spelling, Geography, English
Grammar. Ar,thmctck, and Penmanship,
$500. History, Philosophy, Chemistry,
Astronomy, Rhetoric, and Botany, $500.
Painting included in the above, $500
JAMES MAXWELL,
CHAS. NJ. Baker
JOHN H. CAPRON
A. FERGUSON
CHAS ~ GOODSELL.
JOSEPH GRIFFIN
Trustees.
References may be had to the following persons:
HON. James Maxwell, Speaker of the Council,
Rev :. Peet, Milwaukee;
Capt. Robert Masters, Jefferson;
\. Il. stores, Esq, Prairie du Lac;
Hon. WIiam Bulien, Southport;
Hon. John Hackett, BeIot;
Selrey I['dder Esq, DO
John /. Potter, Esq, Troy;
and 10 any of tho Trustees. n44r
TERRITORY OF WISCONSIN,
WALwoRTH COUNTY.
DIsTRICT COURT, OCT Term, A. D.I84O.
To wit. the LIST of February a. DISH.
In the case of
WILLIAM F. Boss
sAnu VS. Ross. h Attachment
RI Office is hereby given to the said
~ Samuel Ross the above named de-
fcndent and all others concerned, that a
writ of Attachment issued out of and under
the seal Of the District Court for the coun-
ty OF Walworth, aforesaid, in the above
entitled cause, on the 1st day of February
4. ID. l94l, returnable on the fourth Mon
day of April, y. D., for the sum Of Five
Hundred Dollars.
LIE GRAND ROCKWELL, CTR.
+. EsTABRooKs, PIf's Atty.
Elk-horn. Feb. 18th, 1841. n3S2r6t
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-04-13
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that have this
day relinquishedsto my son. GEORGE A.
WRIGHT, all claims TO his services, and
declare him free TO transact business for
himself ! shall not claim any OF his SER
vices or pay any debts of his contracting
after this date.
Lake county, Illinois, March 81, 4. D.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-04-13

TowsLEE, STEELE, & BULLEx, Attys 4rI@tn4I
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-04-13

AN ORDNANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ELECTfo,
OF CERTAIN OFFICERS, AnD Prescribing THEII
DUTIES.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05
SII X NJ ANS w o II Nj
OLE N c. ylS,

Nl!llGREN or adults can take medicine in ms for'n
" without difficulty. II is the only way 10 make II
pleasant These loltnGts are the greatest discovery
made Tor dcspomg the various kinds Of worms mat
frequently aud dstrcs-Iney annoy both children una
adults They arc ihialllhly rcmtdy MID so piths-
the that children will take them as readily as
common peppermint Olcngc, Many diseases arise hcm
worms without It's being suspected. Sometimes very
troublesome cough pains in the Joints or limbs, lleedihc
III the nose dc, 0rcnsioncd b. worms and can 10
easily cured by this celebrated medicine. The following
symptoms indicate the presence OF worms vnhcadache,
vertigo tOrpor, disturbed dreams, sleep broken on by
fright and screaming cunvusuns. lcverishress, thirst,
pal hue hnl taste in the mouth offensive breath, cough,
difficult breathing, itching AT the nose pains in the stom
ar, nausea squcamshncss voracy, lehcss ,enesnius,
itching al the towards night, and at length, dejec-
ons and films aud mucus One Is dose for child two
ears ud-iwo lnr one four years old-tlrce for eight
years and five for adult and should be- repeated every
morning, or every other morning until relieved
4 Sold at the Variety store by PiNGBORN
BRiNSNIID, Jewellers, Burlington, w. Wholesale
Agents. liberal discount to merchants who buy to selA
again. %
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05
NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
~ s5FzF i; tt s:.ss 3 t ssss 49,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

ON and after Tuesday, Dec. J. 1910, the passenger
Otrans on this road will ioows Leave the Depot
o the Lowell RoM in Boston, at -2 and II l-2 A. NJ,
ami +. M. Nashua at "a A. NJ. and l2 NJ and IL
Lowell at g 81 A. NJ & IL GA & LAP. NJ, or i'm
medintcy on the arrival of the from Boston.
Way Passengers taken at T!nssboroug, and NJ Chems'
Fare from Nashua to Lowell, so centsi from Nashua,
to Boston, 81 30.
On the arrival of the cars at Nashua stages leave for any
Part of Nawampshrc, Vermont, NeNl ork and Canuda.
via Amoskeag, Concord Keenc, Charcstown ~ H., Wind
sor, and marlborough VT
Books kept at the stage Office, Nos oand 81 Elm
street. BOSTON and the Northern aud Western Railroad
and Stage Office III front oi the Depot LOWELL where
be secured in any of the Coaches and corraet
information obtained respecting the darent stage rogs.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Depot
Caresown and Nashua, every morning. Sundays exccp-
ted1
All goods to be transported on the Rail Road, going
above Lowell, must be sent to the Company's Freight
Depot, ChnrlcsIown, at the end ofWarren Bridge
Goods 10 be forwarded by the morning trains must 10
sent to the Depot early as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commotous
sOre-ilouses both mt Nashua and Chaesown ana nav
ing complicated their arrangements for the transportation
OF Merchandise rive notice that they prepared
traspO all Goods and Country Produce which may bo
forwarded to their DepOs, and Tor this purpose have
furnished safe and covered which will perfectly Sc
cure goods from damagc and careful and experienced men
take charge the Transportation business at the De-
pots, ard to accompany the goods over the road.
! The Company, determined not only to accommodate
the public, but to extend evory hcty in their power,
both Transfers and Merchants, have fixed upon the
following rates of Freight
~, so per each way between Nashua and Charles
town. Shopper ton euch wa! between Nashua aid Low
ell.
All Regular Transfers running to the cars will be car
ried the road between Nashua and Charlcsown each
way, free Of expense.
oNsLOw sTEARNs,
Superintendent.
Nashua, Dec. l. 1910. If
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05
SIIER POOR MANS
Pc, asst Err,

ONLY l2 l-2 cents each Each plaster has printed on
" the back GIFT, " Shcrman's Poor mans plaster" IL
is the best Strengthening plaster in the world, ara soVe'
Cgn remedy for pain weakness in the back, IONS, hue,
breast, neck, limbs; joints, rheumatism, lunbaeo, &c &C
One million year will not supply the dtmand Ihey re-
qurc little warming before application Narrened s-
eror TO all OthcTsund for quarter the usual price,
making only the best but the cheapest plaster in the
world 1t affords r,licfln hours, and makes aston.
shg cures In liver complaints and dyspepsia 1t should
he worn the region of the FLYER stomach, anu u
will afford great and astonishing relief. In cough COLDS,
asthma difficulty OF breathing, oppression OF the chest or
stomach, they will Immediately sooth ana greatly beIeht
the patient Pcrsos Of sedentiy habits or those GbIssd
to stand much, will receive decided support from ore
othcsc truly sreng heniug psters. r scians scnersy
end hcn III preference To all others because they
stick adhere better and afford greater relief In Their
o, Grafton the, stmuat, tonic and anod,ne. 1hey
are composed of entirely different ingredients from any
other; and known fom the experience Of millions, VINO
have used them well the united testimony, OF all the
celebrated and distinguished clergy ard ply scians, TO DO
the most useful and highly mcdcacd plaster ever
or offered to the public Several persons have called al
the ware house express their surprise md at the almost
mracuos cures these plnstcrs have effected One man
who been affected with rheumatism, as to be unable
dress himself without assisleLce, was enabled Gttr
wearing only night Ia get up alone III the NOR
ming nut on his cloths and call Mt Office with eyes bea-
ming with and his pouring forth the sudness OF
his heart II, sudden and signal relief he had received
from hi, hes, q, a remedies. Ash for DIR. Shermnns
Poor Mans Plaster 1t is called, because the prlts
Places il in power of all TO purchase, beings only 12 ~
cents. Sold ut the variety store Of PINGBORN
BRISSNiIIJ Jewellers Burlngton,Nt wholesale agents.
A liberal discount merchants who buy to sell again.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

We learn from our English papers that new
edition Of Pllkingon's Lives of the Painters is
ready.-Edted by Allan Cunningham.
4 volume Of the most popular naval ballads of
the late Charles DibdIn, is preparing under the pa
tronags Of the Lords Of Admiralty, 10 be illustrated
by George Crnikshant, and published by John
Murray Lord William Ienoy, eS-husband Of Mrs
Wood, has novel in press. II will be entitled
Compton Audley.'
Mrs Gore has novel in the press, called Gre
vile, or season ut Paris Mercedes of CASTLE >
by Feni'nore Cooper, has proved a complete fail
IRE. Capt Hall hns issued popular work called
Patchwork /, consists Of odds and ends.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05

TAKE CARE STAND FROM UNDER The
editor of the Montreal Gazette in some remarks in
Producing to his readers the two last letters of the
correspondence which has taken place between Mr.
Forsyth and Mr. Fox, in relation to the Caroline
outrage, and the arrest of Mr. M'Leod, one of the
individuals concerned in that affair, is quite ndg
nant, and busters away in the characteristic style
Of her Malesiy's dutTu subjects" That our
readers may enjoy hearty laugh ut his expense,
we subjoin his concluding observations:
GAS nothing is now too base for the Office cfhc
Republican 10 sanction, we should not be surprised
TO hear of British officers who were engaged in the
war Of 1912, being seized and put on trial for dam
age done TO the citizens Of the separate States, by
orders of government.
The cup of niquiiy is fast filling up, and we should
like TO see the country left to itself. An awful
wish surely 1t did not occur to the editor, that
Great Britain has twice left "that country to it.
sef''] Those persons who firmly believe in Prov
dence overriding the affairs of the world cannot but
be impressed with the conviction That government
which does not acknowledge God, and acts as il
there were no God, must ultimately be brought to
dissolution" !!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05
MIR CRITTENDEN AND HIS TWO
PROPOSITIONS,

The position which this Senator now occupies
gives to his propositions claim upon the public
attention which those Of no Senator, however re-
spectacle, considered merely as a Senator, could
counand. Mr. Crit ,ndel's prop 'i)n is that of a
(reputed and believed) member of the new Cabi-
net, lie is the confidential friend of Mr. Clay aud
Mr. Clays position is that Of President de fuctO for
four years to come with an arrangement for the
succession for four years thereafter. These cir
cumsiances give to Mr. Crilenden's propositions
the stamp Of Executive recommendations; and
therefore his declaration in the Senate on We'd
nesday last, that he in favor Of the creation Of
u new National Bank, and his offered amendment
to the prc-emp,ion bill ON Friday to divide the
proceeds of the public lands among the States, may
be considered as administration measures under the
new Federal rule, and measures to be accomplish
ed at the called session of Congress. Thus far,
then, the political curtain is lifted. 1t is Ied high
enough TO let the people have a glimpse of the new
monsIcr-a National Bank of fifty or one hundred
millions, to be buit up for foreigners the credit
and revenue of the United Sm;es--and to let them
see that the distribution policy has now got beyond
"SHrMW refe1Vc, and Is selzng upon the cur
TeH rereauc, ndiSpanSably necessary to the daily
payments of the Government, and which cannot
he seized for distribution without occasioning an
Immediate resort to loans or taxes. Now what is
raising money by lonns or taxes, TO supply the
place Of revenue distributed to the States but rails
ing money by loans or taxes 10 be given to the
States What is i, but this Disguise it rs you
may, whit else is it MIR Crittcuden did not say
whether loans or taxes would be the Federal sub
sitrc for the loss of the four millions of land ieyc-
nue. which he proposed to distribute, but it must
evidently be one or the other; and as the Federal
lists love BOTH 1t will be for themselves to say which
they prefer in the present case.
The proposition of Mr. Csiitcndcn--in the pres
ent condition of the Treasury, when it requires
economy to meet the demands upon it, when his
friends allrge the existence of pubic dehl--hs
proposition under these circumstances, WAS so en-
traordinary, that Mr. Brnton denounced it upon the
spol as being equally unconstitutional and nischiev
ors-as throwing away rcrrnne TO get a preicNi
for loans or tuScs-as creating new National Debt
for the foundation of Il new National Bank; for he
said there was no way to get the capital for new
National Bank but to make it out of stock issued
upon National Debt Giobc.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05
SHERMiY,S COUGH LOZENGES.

LIS LOzcnges sealed and have A. Sherman Nj. D."
the side of the box They the safest most sure
and citctual remidy for Cough Colds, COnsumptors,
whooping Cough Asthma rsncss OF the Lungs or chest,
&c., &c The proprietor has never known IN instance
where they did not give perfect satisfaction. Several
Thousand boxes have been sold within the last three months
restoring To health persons in almost every stage OF con-
mpt0n and tho>c labOring under the most distressing
colds and coughs. They do not check and dry up the cough
but render it easy promote eNpcctOntun, uay the TICK
lmg irritation and the pT0Aimatc or exciting
cause. They made from combination Of the most
valuable cNpeCOran cough medicines ana are uHduult-
rdy superior every thing in use tor those complaints
Hundreds upon hundreds OF certificates have been offered
their wonderful virtues, from those who have been
from untmtly and restored to perfect health
bl using them. DOEUnc ozeige is Goac for un adult,
and may he repeated from three to sN times aday, rse-
qurcd Children eight wears old half ui one four years.
quarter and so in proportion Very small children or
ninis will take them hest dissolved in little waier.--
Should they act cmCtC produce nnsca the dose
he C,scntd to what the stomach viii hear. Hall Of
will generally he sufficient to take before breakfast ne
the stomach easily sckcncd. No i'll ELECTS can
arise from dose, it will the stomach to re-
jcct it aud although not pleasant sensation, will be found
to give relief Where there is much run in the breast or
side one ShcmanS Poor Mans plastcrs should be apT
ed over the part, and worn I'LL relieved. II attended with
mild cuthurtic medicine, should De used occasion
qurcs.
Sold ut the Variety Store, by PtNGBORN BRTNs.
NiID, Jewellers, Burlington, VI, wholesale agents. a
liberal discout to merchants who buy to sell again
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05
FACTORY AND OTHER REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE,

I'OR sale and will be disposed off on terms extremely
favorable to purchasers, the extensive and complete
Wooden Factory in Chcstcr South Village county Wind
sor, and State of Vermont, formally owned and occupied
by w, II. ~ :. w. Johnson together with two carding
Machines, and other Machinery for dressing cloth.
The Buildings are large and commoduls and so
ged that Machinery may be SET mp fur doing wholesale
business, in easy aud, ample any other
Enlistment in the vicinity. Also two small convenient
dwelling houses, adjoining the above premises with gar
deus attached TO the same will be sold or rented.
The location of the establishment being in village
through which the great thorough fare passes from Lowell
Mass to Troy, n. ", and from Kcene, n, H., Burmg
ton, w. affords every facility for doing extensive Gus
tom business and will be su upon such terms ogvc
the purchaser fair chance for doing lucratire business.
1.-THE above described premises posed of
private sale before the fourth day of March next they
will on that day be sold nj public auction.
For terms and other particulars, application may be
made to CHARLES EDMUNDS
Chester, Vt. January, 5, lsll. 37sw
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05
N CIV Goods,

THE subscriber has Just received from Boston, in nddi-
ton to his former stock, the greatest variety of Watch
es Jcwery Silver ware, rittna ware fancy goods, m-
Sic in Sheets and musical instruments, toys, clocks and
time-peccs, rifle powder and PERCUSSION caps combs
preumery and shaving soap good assortment of bass
and bridges patent heads for bass vos and in Short al
ANY article that may he found in variety store
which will he sold at reduced prices for cash. produce
short and approved credit.
~ peders wishing Tor any of the above articles can be
furnished cheap at any other store in the country
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
J.H. MURDOCH.
N. b. Particular attention paid to clock and watch
pairing and also 10 the repairing Oijcwclry. j. H. NJ
Woodstock, Sept. 20, lSiO. 81
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05
II. ii. BAILEY

HAS removed to the shop lately occupied by Noah
Fisher r. where he Manufactures ard keeps for sale
all kinds of Silver Ware, snch Tea, Table, Dessert
Salt aud Mustard Spoons; Cream Ladies', sugar Tonss
Butter Knives, &C &c. Gold and silver Spcc,2cs oeycy
pattern made in the best and warrencd to fit the
eye.
The above articles he will sell low wholesale or
RClale as can be purchased in New York, or Boston.
Particular attention paid to the repairing of spoons
Spectacles aud all other job work
All orders by mail or otlerwis will meet with imme-
diaC attention,
Cash paid for old gold and silver.
Woodstock, Dec. II, 1910. 23-6m
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05
JAMES MORRISON. THE IIYGEIST.

yHyIiE True and Genuine MORiS0N'S PILLS on HYoEAs
4 VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES, made dfthe BTf-
ish College ofHednh, Lohd0n. Which have ny ther W.
rtiye powers nnd intrinsic worth, won the Cohhdenceoi
an cnlighteu, Public, and although opposed ny he Srea'
Body Of Ply ,icinns in Europe aud III othef Na1rs, has
oyersnrea the Globe that nj this time, TINS celebrated
VEGETABLE Medicine. is called Tor anu 10 ne hnu IN
every Civilized Country the Globelt is sold IN Pack.
ages of 81 90 $500 and >3'VO.
THE TEST or GENVINENESS.
ryerv Package sold in the state Vermont and in owns
horI,nr on Lake Chnmplan in the state of New York,
vii he signed in writing by PANChORN HKlNS-
MAID JEWELLERS OF BuELiNGToN, VERMONT, who are
State Agents. And also signed by the sub-Agehts seihS
tlem $1,000 =, s ..,I, ~ ,,.,, ~.
VIM +. Greene, Nerrcnnes; Jonathan llegcr, Middle-
bury; j. Frost a Co., Bripor. Kent Wright, shorcham,
las Hui Orwell: Ira Duitun brandon; Hiram l.. Che
new Rutland W. 7. e,nOlls Factory FONT Mnnch.,
ester; NJ X. Scott Pennington; j. Sieene, Erntleboro;
NJ g. Bncklnnd, Bellows Falls; N G.. Goudnrd, Wincsori
Jes H. Murlock Woodstock; Joel Day Roy WALTON Foster
Grow Chelsea; Perry Marsh, Montpelier Jno Kelsey,
Dnnvie f. p. Walton 4 Sons, Montpelier Jones Flint,
stJohnsbury VIM. Pierce. I,ndon Geo L. warner John.
sen; \. T.. Morse Crafsbury; y. LYMAN Craitsbury
Sabin Kclum Irn.burgh; T. Cleveland, Coventry; c. &
~ Baxter DERBY Line; Ed. Lyman, North Ferrsburghi
,mosa Paine Lowell Otis L. krlton. Montgomery; n A.
Keith Sheldon; David Lyman, 81. Alhars; MAYNARD Kid.
der Moriah. ~ V; G. u. Hatch, Westr ort n. W CF
IA Boynnn Essex. n. Y; Alfred liartwel, kcesevihe
Y. r. Cottrl. rlatsburee, \. v, tiee. severenee,
Chazy ~ V; p. johnson a. Son. Whitehall, N. VA
DIR. GEO. TAYLOR. HlGElST.
81. broadway N. ".
United State, Assn, fly TIE British colles' I" HeslS
Londes.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05
COWARDLY ATTEMPT TO MURDER,

Wcc,nv the fnllowuu account of a mos, cowordlv
attempt to murder Major ARR1s, The editor of the
Nashville JTuion from that poper Of the IIlb ult.
A more noble. uenerous and brave man Than Manor
Harris does not exist, and the Bold and able man
ncr in which he has conducted the 8. Union" since
he assumed the edi,orship, has drawn down upon
him the most bitter personal animosy of the fed
erasts in that place land in more than one instance
he has been violently assaulted.
Are the rederlisis of Nashville so destitute of
manly and honorable principles, las 20 resort to such
base ana coWardiy means 10 setr'd oil i'm honorable
ne,;"a M" m,m on cr ,nJ mor,om,nI" nronnd
Bu1 State Dcmocrat
son the evening of Monday last, an attempt
was made to take away the life of the editor ofths
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05
Attic SIGNOF OLD TIME.

ID USSEIL & CLARKE, Watch-mnkers and Jewellers,
IN directly opposite Whitney's hotel, Woodstock, VT
keep constantly on hand, for SALE general assortment OF
Clocks, Watches and Jcwelry. Watches and Time Pieces
of all description repaired and warranted to perform well,
reasonable Also Music Boxes and Accordons
repaired and tuned on short notice.
All orders from abroad by mail otherwise, willreceiye
immediate attention.
May {, 1910 Lift
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05
For the Spirit of The Age.
SWITCHES.-.II.

with sorrow No bid thee 90,
As have done a bird,
Whose MARBLE pleased me for day,
And then no more was heard.
Thou has not left single thought
That hath the power to sting,
cast thee from me-go thy way
A false and tickle thing,
Go seek the smile that lured thee from
A love too fond and true,
To be the playlhing, for an hour,
OF such a wretch as you.
BECOME It's mockery, insult, now,
These fawning words to me
Begone, sir p
-"had nj you better har
4 cup Of ginger tea 20
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05
CASH WANTED.

DAIMENT is requested upon all demands due me, with
l. ont further notice. which have stood one year. I'm
ding difficult to pay debts without collection OF debts
due, hereby give notice, that all notes and accounts,
whont crccpton,ol the description named will be pa-
ced IN other hands for collection before the first day
OF March next. 4. HUTCHINSON, .r.
Woodstock, January, &c, 1911 39-u
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05

n A. BRYANT & Co., Have on hand and are just
". receiving prime assortment Of spring and summer
Goods, which will he sold at uncommon ior prices for cash
approved credit such prices cannot fail to suit
TONERS. Please call and They will he sold on the
terms heretofore. excepting that all accounts which
not paid within the wear after the account has COM
nenced, will be considered cash. and musi he paid cash
n. d. All demands due us Of more than ears stand
ing must be paid, no mistake.
Msys 81, O.A. BRYANT & Co.