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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
EN- tbs TR Y.

DR. WHITTEMoRE respectfully announces that he
~ has taken rooms at Mr. ALDEN's loTEL where he will
be happy attend to those who require operations upon
the Teeth, Having had good deal OF experience, he be
leves he H them in such manner that the gold Will
drop out in a day tr0 after the operation. Those
wishing have the loss OF teeth supplied by Others that
be distinguished from lhe original, are invited TO
call.
DR. w. offers the following advice with regard to the
teeth During sleep the Saiira soourns in the mouth,
from which deposited upon the teeth, an ncruslat0l,
composed principally OF phosphate lime, which is called
Tartar Unless the teeth perfectly cleaned every day.
the quantity of this increases in short tlne to such al
extent that the application Of steel instruments alone can
it, To obvate this, 1t is only necessary to use
the brush aud good Denttrice at least once day. Ia
king care apply them every side the teeth Equal
parts of chalk and make very good powder
But il the Tartar is suffered to remain upon the teeth
they IRE not only liable 10 decay but will finally drop out
Teeth that crowded and press strongly against each
other ough, be separated with file, or the most IT.
regular ought to be extracted.
Some people will not too-powder through fear Of
wearing or the enamel To remove this objection 1t Is
only necessary say that the enamel OF the teeth in
healthy state is nearly hard the best tempered Steel
and finely puverzcd pumicestOne can IN M way inure IT,
As DR. w. will remain here but short time, he invites
those, who may require his services, to call soon.
n. b. Examinations and advice gratis,
Woodstock, Oct 90 lell, 77-ow
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
WHICISM AS 1T is.

The New York Express, leading wing paper,
in arguing that the decisions of the judiciary ought
to be the guide Of the President, with reference to
Gen. Jackson's veto Of the bank, says:
"This heresy was considered as characteristic
Of the arbitrary and despolc disposition of General
Jackson; but !, did not originate with him.
Like most all othef unsound and heretical poliii-
cal doctrines in this country, 1T CAME FROM
MIR JEFFERSON"
This is the real tone Of the whole federal wing
par,y--and yet, within year past, we have heard
some Of their orators and leaders claim to be de-
moerats, or democratic whigs! Even Daniel Web
s,er pretended to be a Je6ersonian democrat IL,
Pa,chogue, where he threatened to demolish any
one that might call him an aristocrat, il such one
should come within the reach Of his arm.
Salem .qdp.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05

What il cost 10 bury Wing Presideni,-
Democrats and simple republicans! what do you
suppose it cost to bury General Harrison! Why
not less than three thousand doliars This is so.
Der truth. The books Of the country show the
fact alter the Office seekers had murdered the old
man by their ceasless opportunities for the spoils Of
office, they wrapped his body in "purple and fine
linnen." embroidered with gold, and then laid ii
in splendid mahogany coffin, and that coffin in
another Of lead, and that again in another Of oak,
which cost alone 25 dollars! That is the way
whiggery buries its dead. That is republican sim
plicity and economy! How many soldiers and Of
fcers Of the revolution and the last wal who died
on the same day with Harrison, are there that
have been buried at the expense Of the almshouse
Of the land, No doubt there were very many, but
they went down to the dust, "unwepi unhonored,
and unsung. Phil. Spirit Of the Times.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
"DON,T KNOW WHOSE CORN,

A well known simpleton, who had for many
years been employed in carrying the corn to the
mill for the poor house in the town in which he
lived, was one day accosted by The miller in the
following manner:
John, they say you are fOol-that you don't
know anything"
81 ah, hail." said John, d" that can't be true,
for do know some things, though may not other
things But can tell you what do know, and
what don't know"
81 am glad to hear it," replied the miller
" now let US hear, John, what you do know
81 know" answered John, I" iba, the miller.
hogs grow fat"
"Very we'll, that is true, John; now please to
inform me what you don't know"
al don't know" said John, scratching his head
I" whose corn they are fed on"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
A REPENTANT PIpE.LAYER.

During the last election, we frequently asserted
that the 'rippecanoe wings and pipe-layers would
soon become ashamed Of their Monkey. shines
their Tom-fooery and Mery-Andrew pranks-so
that the very mention of hard cider coon SKINS
log cabins &c., would turn the stomnchs Of the
whole party. lin fact they did not attempt TO
j, all upon the democrats. How begins to work,
the following extract from the rampant National
Gaseite, Of Philadelphia, will show. Speaking Of
the election Of the several Presidents, the editor
says: "Our next President was General Harrison.
This journal approved his nomination and sup
"portec him for the Presidency. To many things
tending to ANYTHING but the publication Of
"and elevation Of public sentiment and good
"morals, ire rsrert Nth no pleasing emotions, -
&c. Go and sin no more.-Nsp Era.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05

"CAN'T WE DO THE THING" The way
Democracy Is sweeping the country, and using VI
Federalism, is n caution to all old political sinners
The people have walked up from the deep slumbe
of intoxication into which the hard cider orgies
Harrisonism had thrown them; and ashamed o.
their maudlin and insane herocs for the Coon-skir
Administration, are rapidly stepping forward into
the ranks Of sobriety, common sense and polilica
reason.
f,his state Of things continue, we shall whip
the feds mos, numerically at The mex, Presidential
election. We shall beat them out Of sight Our
majority will throw the whole Of that immaculate
party into fts-such ft was experienced by the
old maid in the song book, who
Went into q fit so strong
That two young tailors swore,
They'd never seen In all their lives,
SO tight oft before!
Phiia. Spirit Of the Times.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
New Line of Stages,
FROM LUDLOW TO WOODSTOCK.

TIVE subscribers will commence running Tuo Horse
Stage, an the llth OF October, from Ludlow, via Ty
son Furnace Plymouth and Brdgewuter to WOODSTOCK,
Vt leaving Johnson's Hotel Ludlow on MONDAYS, Wed.
nesdays aud FRIDAYS, at halt past O'Clock, T. Maer
the arrival Of the keene and Rutland stagesnn arrive nj
Woodstock, nj half past OcUck P.M-lCuye Whitney .
Hotel, Woodstock Tuesdays Thursday and saiurln,
nj O'Clock A. NJ, and arrive at Ludlow In time for the
keene stage, which leaves Ludlow at 10 o'cork A. NJ,
and the Rutland ard Burlington Stage, which leaves Of
hacplst O'Clock, 7. NJ.
Passengers going North, from the Enst or South will
hnd this the most direct route; as they can take the
Burlington Stage AT Reene, WapOe, H. Falls Chester
Cavends and arrive Woodstock the day half
past 7oclock r. Maso, passengers take the Burr.
ingon stays at Mddebury Brandon, Pttsiord Rutland,
shrewsbury and Mount Il0 and arrCht Woodstock the
same day, at haEpast O'Clock, where stugcs leave the
next dsy for oil parts OF the country.
R.P. POLLARD 4 co.
II. r. POLLARD. Plymouth,
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Tyson Furnace, p,o,r,,,o,,
JosEPn MARTIN, DO. f''HT""
Isaac d. JOHNSON, Lui!Ou,
Sept "a, lsil. Ti.V
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
WINDSOR COUNTY
EFORM CONVENTION.

The undersigned having been appointed committee by
the Reform Meeting holden at Norwich, the 9Th day Of
October, ls4l to call REFORM CouTy CONVENTION for
the county Of Windsor such time and place as said
committee should deem proper-do hereby request and
urgently solicit the citizens Of Windsor county, who are
opposed State Debtwhich now exceeds two hundred
thousand dOars-and increase of Taxes 10 pay the in
terest such debt,and also those who in favor OF
reducing the expenditures of the State as to
bring them within the ordinary arising from the
three per cent. tax-to meet at ALDEN's TAVERN, on
WOODSTOCK GREEN, on SATURDAY the Goth day of Nov,
ls4 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ to take into consideration the
foregoing SUBJECTS and also such other subjects OF reform
the welfare of the people of Vermont may appear to
require.
The Editors OF the Spirit ohe Age and of the Mercury,
published at Woodstock are requested to publish the
foregoing, two successive weeks previous to the conven
tion. Signed, JOSEPH WYATT,
A. PARTRIDGE,
j. WRIGHT.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
THE DONATION TO MRS. HARRISON.

THE DONATION TO MRS. HARRISON.
The succeeding paragraphs are taken from the
Ohio Sun, paper published at Batavia, in the
southern part Of that State:
Seen Harrison's farm upon which his widow
and his sons widow now reside, at North Bend
contains TWO THOUSAND, TWO HUNDRED AND
xIGHTY-oNE ACRES OF GOOD BOTTOM LAND,
and in addition to this large estate. the family en-
joys the profits Of another farm in COlerain town
ship Of two hundred and ten acres-all making an
aggregate Of TWO THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED
AND NINETY-oNE ACRES OF LAND. But this
10 not all; there belongs to the Generals estate
yoRry-Two LOTS in the fourishing town of
Cleaves, worth perhaps, several thousand dollars.
il has been stated. upon what authority we know
not, that the Genera! also possessed considerable
property in Vincennes.
The known real estate Of Gen. Harrison may
be set down as being worth between TWO AND
THREE HUNDRND THOUSAND DOLLARS! and
there is yet TO be added to this large estate, all the
personal property belonging to the General at the
time of his decease, which must necessarily amount
10 several thousand dollars"
Here Is the value of the late Presidents estate,
by which it appears that at the time of his death
he left in the possession of his family property, to
the amount of more than iCJsTWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS! He left them in afllu-
overwhelmingly rich in the wealth of this
world. They had the means of purchasing all the
comforts and luxurles of life. while thousands
around them were pinched for even its necessaries.
Such were their circumstances at the very mo-
men. that wing Congress votes them donation
Of S25 ,OO0-and this too IN the face Of declara-
ton that the National Treasury was empty and
taxes were being laid to replepish it.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
JAMES BUCHANAN.

We cut the following from the N. II. Eagle -
Tha, portly, good looking, smiling gentleman, on
Mr. Clay's left, bearing some resemblance to Pres
ident Quincy, Of Harvard Universly-is Mr. Blu.
chanan Of Pennsylvania. He speaks with great
ease and good nature, and very slow and deliber-
ately, INDUCING in occasional ineroga,ores in a
most laughable way His jeslicualon is exceed
ingly simple-merely throwing out his arms latter
ally md letting them down again. lie is an able
man, statesman of much experience in public life,
and seems to be on the most perfectly good terms
with every member Of the special, with
Mr. Clay, with whom he frequently exchanges
passes in the arena of the Senate Mr. Buchanan
is not regarded as close rea'oner-being better
at making sa,emen, of lac,s than arguing logi-
cally from them. Tie IL splendid man however,
and an ornament to tho country
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
N. & NJ. o. RANDALL,

lave fitted up the shop formerly occupied by w.ren
Mute, Central street, where they intend to hold
themselves in readiness TO do all Minds of WATCH AND
CLOCK REPAIRING, and job work OF every description
that is done in Watch repairing shops They have just
returned from Boston with entire ard fashionable
assortment consisting OF Clocks, Watches, JeNey no
gers hest Cutlery, several n HALVES and Forks
vi all kinds Violin and Bass Vol srnE3 Carcneti Reeds
Brt'ania Ware Of the best material and most
patterns, Combs shell and horn travelling Baskets Per.
umery, Macassar and Bears OIL Fine Guild Beads &C. &C.
All Of which offered reasonable be found In
in this vicinity.
n. b. Please call and examine and, upon honor tbs
Thomsonian medicine shall be kept at bHy, IL desired
". 4 ". o. RANDALL.
Woodstock, Sept. 90, 1871,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

NTEDlCATED-PRiCg cts. OF, 10 cts. OF, 81 IL cts.
wi lb.-A remedy that has gained great reputation
the of coughs, colds, whooping cough phhlsc,
throat and all diseases Of the lungs also II in eN-
tensve for clearing the voice for NOcass or Public
Speakers and in consequence of the extensive sale and
wonderful efficacy Tor curing the above complaints, has
caused number OF Druggists and COneconers To coun-
teriei this valuable cough remedy. An imitation has just
been shown with my stamped on the candy, evil
IDENTIFY to deceive the public. For the genuine YOU will
call for VIM Browns Doneset Candy Medicated," and
that the direction signed by the proprietor and the
candy stamped WV. BRows" The true article is for
sale in Boston, at wholesale rnd retail by the Manufctu-
rer, corner Of Washington and Elliot ST.
For sale by J. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VT.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05

The wing party, says the Cincinnati Enquirer
ere divided into absiraconiss and distractioniss,
with 'prinkling Of pipe-layers The distraction
lists refuse to support the abstrac,ionsts and the
abstractionis,s refuse to sustain the pipe-layes.
Thus the house is divided asans, itself and cannot
stand.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
For the Spirit of the Age.
CIDER CIR ATTIC LAMENT.
TO BE SUNG BY ALL GOOD "LoCoFocos,n on
ALL GOOD OCCASIONS.

|
| AIR-"My name 10 Robert Kidd"
| !.
There's Illinois and Name they are gone, they are gon
There's Illinois and Maine they are gomez
| There's Illinois and Maine
Gone back to truth again.
| And from this tits very plain
| We are done, we are done,
And from this It's very plain
We are done.
And old Yarmouth the Jade follows suit, follows suit
And old Yarmouth the jude, follows suit
And old Yarmouth, the jade,
Amer all the vows she made,
Has the Cidercrats betrayed,
What brute! what brute!
Has the cidercrats betrayed,
What brute!
And Indiana too, what a shame, what shame,
And Indiana too, what shame
And Indiana too,
With instinct ever true,
Has washed out all the blue
From her name, from her name,
Has washed out all the blue
Form her name.
And Maryland too soon takes the TRAIL takes the trail
And Maryland too soon, takes the trail;
And Maryland too soon
Has caught our sleeping coon,
And sluns him to the moon
BY the tail, by the tail,
And slung him to the moon
BY the tail.
And Georgia wheels about to the right, to the right,
And Georgia wheels about to the right;
And Georgia wheels about,
Oh! hear the rebels shout
"Hard cider all run out"
What a sight what sight!
Hard cider all run out,
What sight!
vi.
And there's the Buckeye State gone to pot gone to pot
And there's the Buckeye State, gone to pot;
And there's the Buckeye State
Oh curse our wretched fate!
To Sammy Houston straight
Let US trot, let Us trot,
To Sammy Houston straight,
Let Us trot.
VII.
In Pennsylvania, CAD! what wipe what wipe!
In Pennsy lvanla, sad! what wipe;
In Pennsy lvania, gad
They've tapewormed Banks and Thad.
Oh! Bella, that's too bad
Where's your Pipe where's your Pipe
Oh, Bella that's too bad,
Where's your Ppe'
GRAND CHoRUs.-AN togethrt-nor, then!-now!
Oh, wish was geese all forlorn, all forlorn
Oh, wish was geese all forlorp;
oh, wish was geese,
Cause they eat their grass in peace
And accumulate much grease
Eatin corn, eatin' corn,
And accumulate much grease
Eatin' corn.
p(To be eonfinued)
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
A T. A r d.

THE subscriber takes this opportunity to say to the
citizens of Hanover and vicinity and also the
eng community and his friends every where that he has
rented and is now occupying the DARTMOUTH HOTEL
in Hanover, NJ II. lie pledges himself the citizens and
all friends of the House, that pains shall be spared to
make the House all that desirable, and the travelling
community would say that If close attention business
and disposition to know their wants, and his best eurs
to crafty hem will give him their patronage he will de-
serve and receive it, 1t shall be his constant study
furnish his TABLE and BAR, as TO give satisfaction the
most particular. Will say in addition to all friends Of the
House, and all his personal acquaintance aud friends that
when interest convenience calls them to anover-st
drop in and for yourselves whether he performs all he
advertses PARKER MORSE,
Hanover, Oct rs, 1911. 79.6is
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
JUST RECEIVED.

A LPACCA LUSTURES,
n Fs'd aud plain MERlNOS,
do do SAXONY CLOTH,
Fs'd, plain and wrought MOUSLIN DE LANES,
various cOlOrs,
BROApCLOTHS, Beaver CLOTHS,
Fg'd do do
Diamond do do
5000 5000 yds. PRINTS, good style,
Black and blue.back VELVETS,
Black ALPlNES,
Blue blk. fs'd and plain SILKS,
COlOred do do do
5000 yds Brown SHEETINGS and SIIIRTINGS,
Highland, Bevidere, WOrsted and Merino silAWLS
Kidmenster CARPETINGS,
booking,
600 Lbs. Northern and Southern Clover Seed,
Cast Steel Sweeds o. s. English Iron,
Sweeds and German Steel, Cork Steel,
Horse Nails, &c. DC.
And will be sold Cheap for Cash, by
Oct H. lS4l &. II. MOWER.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05

The Globe states tina, the amount lost 10 the
Government by the United States Bank, is $780,
600. How much the people would have lost but
for Gen. Jackson's patriotism, it is a hard matter
10 guess.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
ANOTHER GUN FROM FLORIDA.

An election has just been held for members Of
the Florida Legislature, which has gone with rush
in favor Of the Democrats In Middle Florida the
cidercra's are completely cut to pieces. In Leon
county, their head quarters, the democratic ma
jori.y is 200.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05

The Union Democrat, is the name Of new
weekly paper jus. started at Washington, by Hon.
Amos KENDALL. Mr. X. is one Of the clearest,
soundest, and abest political writers in the country
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05

Gov. Jones Of Tennessee, was inausurated on
the 18th inst, on which occasion, Mr. Polk, The
late Governor, delivered brief, digni6ed and ap-
propria,e valedictory. The new Governor takes
strong ground in favor of national bank.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
Brighton Market,
MONDAY, OCT. rs, ls4l.

At Market 5000 Beef Cattle, 1900 Stores, 600 Sheep
and 975 Swine.
PRcEs.-Beef Cattle. First quality IS 25 575; second
quality S4,25 co. Thirdquaty, SO a 4 90.
Stores.TwO year ODDS sold for 90, IL. Three year
$l3a2l'
ShsepLots sold fromsl 90, 81 l2 to sl25, 81 AZ
81 So, 81 80, and 90 IS,
Swine.-Dull Lots to peddle selected Ii, sows
and4 IA for barrows At retail, A. to S. l-2.
NeW England Farmer
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05

TEXAS. The dates are from Galveston to the
S,h instant Gen. Samuel Houston has been cleo;
ted President by majority over 5000.
A treaty offensive and defensive has been agreed
upon by tho governments of Texas and Yucatan.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05

Gen. Thomas Cddpailader died in Philadelphia
on the 25th inst. lie was a son Of the Revolu-
tonary General Of that name, and himself served
with credit in the lac! war.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
NOTICE.

THE subscriber has sold his goods to Mr. John A. Dun
bar, who will continue bushes at the old stand. w
is perfectly uhing to receive payment upon all demand
due. r. HCTCHNSON,JR.
Woodstock, August 26, 1871. 69-u
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
FOR PROMOTING THE GROWTH
AND BEAUTITYING THE HAIR.

vlNHE GENUINE BUFFALO OIL is fast taking the
place Of all other preparations for the hair in
Use. 1t beauties and soitens the hair giving it satin
gloss that no other article does and causing 1t to curl
beautifully. As limitations have recently appeared, the
outside wrapper of the genuine will be signed BY the pro-
pretor WIN. BROWN also COPYRIGHT for the engraved
direction has been secured and entered according
Congress, 1910. See that Buffalo Oil" is impressed upon
the glass bottle to avoid the counterfeit Dealers he
supplied nj WIN. BROWN, dsl Washington st. Boston.
For sale by J. A. DUNBAR Woodstock, VT.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
SADDLERs SHOP.

Vy7ARREN 4 MUTE, have removed their shop on Elm
w ST. two doors north Of the Bank where they keeI
asdJIes IIsrnes .es and Trunks on hand 69-u
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05

The editorial connection Of N. p. Willis, Esq
with the Brother Jonathan has ceased, and MI
Weld 10 now the sole editor.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
consisting Of

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TO THOMSONI.A.NS

4 FEW copies Of Matson's American Vegetable Prac
n tice or new and improved Guide to Health design
ed for the use Of families. For sale BY
Sep, -, 1871. =. ". o. sAHOALL
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
SHINGLES.

TT,HE subscriber has on hand, and for sale, 10000
i prime SPRUCE SHINGLES. which, on secount or
the "phrst wrate times, high prices, Sc. will be sold G
et.11 per Thousand! sw ADANs
e.si burns Jane %, t5l eiu
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
CASH STORE.

VAOI1 = UNI.
TINE subscriber has taken the stock and stand recently
l. occupied by CnAs DANA, and intends doing business
on the CASH SYSTEM.-Ile has just received from
New York AMI Boston
SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS,
adapted to the season, which will be sold for Cash,
greatly reduced pfces. Among them are
5000 yds. English and American Prints from cents up.
500 Y'ls, MoIsin de Lame, from 20 cts. up,
Black and blue black Merinos, Alepines and Alpaca
Cloths.
Figd. Mcrinos and Saxony Cloths
Highland, EdinborO' and BrOChe Shawls.
1000 yds. prime Sheelings, at cts.
500 yds. Tlckings, superior article Mt ii cts.
Bleached Shirngs, Russia Diaper, colored Cambrics,
are invited to call, and Inny depend upon having Goods
cheaper than the cheapest
CHARLES DANA, JR.
Woodstock, Sent. 80, lS4l,