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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-26

CONSIDER every man who makes some new ngri
cultural IMP nvelnrn, every man who is insiru.
mental IN promoting the cause Of ngri'ultnre-n>
Ih' most deserving Of APPROPRIATION. III. GARNER :
rnin,meni from III inp'"ved culiure orhe ground,
Il greater than what aries Ia men employed IN
nhrr hinh' of business; and This mishl 10 n,urh
Increased, If they would eNpend u porlinn Of Labor
aud rNp'"'' IN heanliii ing and adjoining The Lands
viii h lhi Almighty his blessed with Guiird!ness
under their hmls. Dr.. Cunning.
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"MAISU HONE HAPPY"

1t l'a ddty dvO'Nla, qpi, every m,mhcr Or II
'lnI'y To enlcavor In MAKE all belonging 10 it hap
~. This may, with a very Ieic Pleasant ereriioa
~ done. Let every one contribute something Ia
| wards improving the grounds hconging 10 their
oaSr II the house il cd and uncomfortable lei
arh exert hinSl,f 10 render il better and more
'"a''nr. lfi' g,"l AMI percent, lot each strive
all Iurttcr 10 ndnrn it. Len towering shrubs aud
'rre' he painted, aud vines and wuudhinns hr rmi'.
II aroun the windows aud doors; add interesting
Volumes 10 lhr iy library little arli lies Of lurni.
IRE, Ia cpnrc lhnsa which are fist wearing out
wa upon and anticipate each Others wants, and
yer have peasant smile for all aud each.
Make hnue happy. Parents ought 70 teach his
rsson in The nursery, and h, the lirrshIrS; give it
he weight Of III ii prcrcpt aud exam pc II they
Nnud, our' waui b. harpy and more ,ir,unus
"nnry. llrnn>nr4S, p'of'niiy and other dis.
.ns'ins voi'cs wound dnawly they could not live
~ lo,cr and refined home.
DOES any GA lhin'i' ! am poor and have to
work. hard Ia g'i enough IN sustain tic, and cannot
ind lime In Sp nd in lmd'ing our cd house more
',lraclive" Think again i, rh're not some tine
very day viii lou spend in idlrnr,s, or smo';.
M ~ mere .INcsnrs- viii h night he spent about
,nnr homes 'Flnwrr1 are Gods smiles, said
y he fore, and h'y are rs hrnnfI besides the
'o'og' is the pIIa"c. and may be rnio,cd hy he
inh hIniS oIrhr nnc ~ The u,hrf. II rren hut
Iiw h'neS IN our country which might 10, be-
made more beautiful aud attractive, not To slran-
:'r' only, bat Ia their inmates. Let every one
dU'y lhnn aud ,cl,k, Ia make rinierer pi1ce they
may hn in, 50 attractive INT the hearts If the
hse7i iei sh - back To it ~ tn Dove did To
The arE Of No,h-I aerirua Firmcs.
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Tin, Copper and Sheet Ircn Work.

rItC subscriber would inform his erds ard the rublir
that he continues to carry the above business in
all it, vaons branches NJ his cid stand near, ppost,
Whinrs IInte where lie will hold himself in readiness
IN nmol,ic all who feel dspose to- patron,e
him The best of stock viii he kent rnrsaril, on hand
and no pains VIII he spared tn keep he hest workmrr
cons readiness execute erers for the most durable
ware in this Inc.
~ u,vn ,Nr roe stE.
SrANIFls PARI0R STOvES-(Gonr sizes, 1.-THE most
beautiful ratierr IN the market Also,
Wop'.SDN'S COOK. and sheet iron diving nue, COOK
STOVE. and Sheet Iron Stoves ord Pire.
COPPER BOILERS & TEAKETTIES.
TIN SAP DUCKETS.fa new aud much approved aFtcleD
H1PD WIRE. &C. &C.
All who in want of anv OF tho above articles will do
well IN call and examine the and prices be'nre nur
elsewhere. JOHN BL1sH.
Woodstock, Dec. 90, 1910. 81
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CjnH The CJR-We saw about hIIrn ,lnzc1
men IN CambrItlg', rihing very smooth field, IN
which 'lr Crasic nn@e kept his iloik Of sheep.
There was u ION Of hay Ia the acre. Six men would
call 1t a good nIernnnn's work To rake oven six
Il rec" Twelve men would rake rwrIye arrcs.--
Did an, one Of these men ever see onn man with
horse do nS much rating as twelve would do on
sn II ground We hive .een il. done wilma rake
that cast bu! Fhnr Naturalization CilLieaivr.
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a)oetrD.
TIE GARRETT OF BERANGER.

Al Z. - "A ~ Ia u VIZ bE.A - ~ " N@tNs
Or! it was here that love its gifts bestowed
On Youths wild age!
Gladly once more seek my youths abode,
In pilgrimage;
Here my young mistress with her poet dared
Reckless to dwell;
She was sixteen, twenty and we shared
This attic cen
Yes! twas s.,Tct! be it known to ALL
Here was Loves shrine;
There read, in charcoal, traced along the wall,
I'll unfinished line
Here was the board where kindred hearts did blend;
The Jew can tell
How OF pawued my watch, to feed a r'ienl
Ia attic cell!
Oh! my i!set,e', fair form could recall
with fairy wand.
Thsrc she woH!I blind the window with her shawl,
rashltl, Yet fond!
What tho i0n whom she got her dress, I've since
Learnt but too well;
Still in those days cnvitd not Prince,
In attic cell!
Here the g',l tdires on our banquet burst,
Mid the bright bowls;
Yes, it WAS here Mlrcngos triumph first
Kinhlcd our s0ulS
Bronze canton rolredi France WITH rcdoubled nigh
fct her heart swell!
Proudly we drank or Consul's health that night
III attic GET!
Dream ormy yonthGj! dlys Cccly give,
Ere my LIES close,
All the duil dals I'm destined yet TO live,
For one OF thO'
Where Shall now Gud rapturcs rhG, were t,l,,
JOYS that hrlcll
And hopes That dlwncd nj twenty, whcn dwet
In attic cell
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C"en'dry.-Whrn butter il 10 be made, ia
little old bniter he put into The cream, the butter
will come From much les. churning When sonp
i 10 he made. ia lille Old soap he pm: into tn.
lev aud gre I-e, The spap will be made with con,J.
erdbc less bri ing -Farmet aad Gardaer.
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REVEREND I. CovERTs.
BALM OF LIFE

4 We mi oHHgJie rfmcLJ for the dIre NJ CORSumy
ftJh, iHaalL J 'OiciiiS, S,VUp UhODplhg Cough, ad
al 1 's Sfs NJ the LiHyS GaI ptHd,,pej tItensIteiy
HS"t hi'sc JWHfHLsdJJ The MeIcn rd;aHJ, 10 ,rhop,
ne rtrsrt mas Ot'h toiy made ihCuE.
l. CO'L 'fS ~, Oyri.t0rs, .iIbH ~, ". J. GOiD
Ll, PH%LrS iND 20. UHOLES.iLL DRL GuESf,
- ~ Ei i"EEE, GLALhdL aGLN.S, IN L
re ilH.D 70 SlPfLf .ILL O.tDEnS on IHE
PSJPftEiOSS iERNS
I'VE PR DIRECTOR is now receiving, almost daily,
lehinnals oi tie highest res ectubIiil in favor OF his
medicine Ton III, sicnns Ce.sl men aid other, who
hwe he me acquainted with lis nature It'd enecl,-
among which ARE ,hc following,
Ion the BOSTON MeLcd Jot nat August 2cth, 1880.
Iit To lowing Is IN e'rcI om an article IN that pnper
M " Hbbt l. tJHs"N COHcipHdt0rBm,h or Br0htk.tis,
bt FH\N< H. HAMILTON, Professor IN Mn,rria Medica
tnl Gtnrrd pdtlIul"s, in Geneva Medical College.
Vac Rev l. Cnvcrts Mixture, al" now used 80 evicn.
swell thf tIis affection by Clergy men, bt ui Is To the
c's ol ',lmh ns eSeclornt- heinz one III huse lucAy
combinations Of mcilcnalngtns which, while 1t promote,
e,prii"ra"Il, does not Impair the tone nj the stonch.
OF ts medicine er lhurt, to sneak since IL, COM
position l. not held from the PROFEssiuN, Md We hope
III npfcto will soon see III to give 1t to The public
W. Therefore, venture to recommend it, hNv emplo, r
~ or nwn case, nnd IN the case of many Others with
ED u benefit.
r. AZ Wtom il mn concern. This mny ccrtn TINT
Ave examined the Rev. Coyert's lug cdrIts ron,.
pounded under the name at the B,IM ~ Lire. md -.
levcd said compound is happily rairlnc To relieve r.r
Ofall ages and afflicted with acut, md chrn, m
disease OF 'le lungs aud windpipe, Indicated b,
cpghsi ilcnit breathing. md pa H. different part, Of
The chest. II nd ninstcred uedc suitable c ruisrnr, mn,
III appropriate doses JOSEPH T. rIrNEY,
,-. ,., - Physieign Surgson.
Tls cerlcs that having cyanincd the Rev. l. Govern.
BiLH o. LiFE, IN AL It's component paris we do me-
cVe !" he one nj the best compounds ior corrs con
IN ZION, ri'on' inllmniiors ETC., Of whrl we have
hh' khnfeI2r, ard dn rOaiay re 20 uin,nd IN. <r
10 all Afflicted with the above named disease
JW. DANIELS, VI. D.ls
w. !. LOvEtOY. MD. ShIina'
HONDON \EEDHhM, VI. u. Orondaga
u. LAWRENCE. VI. ID BnIIwinsyiII,
w u'H'PlE.'Ps, New-E gland agent, Hartford Conn
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ST 90 IL EW AEsD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been OF
" irrcd for months, toHny one vito will use bottle o
H,y's ,,."'rt Tor the Plies without lcirs cured Oi
iursuld suld in No u.. instance has II failed al cure.
Proof overwhelming to he had vn."., sod u ais"
certain cure III nearly trery case, externally ."c
following complaints.
For the PHes, Tishtnes of The chsst ts-
To- WDrnl'y, pecidHy in ehidrcn,
Tcndr ffd Foul Uicfs Of the isgs, or
Sore throat by canoe Tor ether fungus sores, hou-
WcctTs, e,u obstinate long
Group standihg,
Hhnoi'nr rough, Frr'h Hounds,
ScdId Head, ChHJfains &C. y.
LOON OUT.
Some SrindcrS hare countsrfiicd the article end ruf
up Wih rnrions tfnirss. DO not he imposrd upnn-
One thing only will protect louii il the rnne Of COM
SIoCk co. nat irmc must oiWnys be on me wrny-
n'r or van cheated DO not forget It. Take this
direction with Won mud test nv that never buy III for
II Is ,mpo'sbie for any other To he true rr genuine.
Sold by GOV STOCK& CO..
II Maiden Inrr. New York.
silly JOHN L. DUNBAR. Woodstock. VI.
D n. MELTON. Norwich.
j. c. BROOhS, Hartford.
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Durable Ceme7i.-hn esteemed fiirnd has
has tried for several years with entire satisfaction.
For stopping leaks nbnnt rhin'neys. between
buildings. TIC. Two lbs. back lead. IL u. alum.
IL h. .iSa salt, and Japln varnish enough to dry
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THOMSONIAN MEDICINE

PURE AyD UNiDULTER4TED MEDICINE
A M VI q. R,ND,LL's Jewelrc sro-e. !. Ion,
: L goal assortment Of TIolsoSt,s Men.c,., VIZ w..
si$''rg nf '"o'oiNE, con
~, ln n, o. 'ot drops, Brown Ioleli,,
N ,nr ",." s. rnlv,r ned sliprerv Elm
Vegetable Ielly. Tsnli,r s,,,. o'H'"ent'
t,,",,; Simnlnti Tinament.
~" ',,-i'. Connnston,
tHi'1 " h'''n. C1"rrra.
Na-vre n vilcrian, srice ri,,.r.
Green '1'ehi. wo mans Friend &c
AZ ~ sllc at the Boston prices Mt
Sept. %, 1911. ~. d H. O. R1yD1LL,s
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TIE LION OF THE DAY.
40 CUE 80 FAY.
INT nj n M TrI on rEDM ~ =,

SOCtHE 80 PAY
I THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN FILLS.
Highly recommended By Doet Jaientire Nou ~ D. Of
". L. and Others.
rHNlIESE the orders ANY that does rot frd
lcl from these pills the price is ItGi C,d LCk. htse
"-" the POSITIVE orders OF the Proprietor titLts AID
Others. .. ,,
In offering these rs - The public, l"lreal 10 their in
tolisence. II those pills are Wa. IVY "' l'''h
mended, you ARE III duty bOuId out Of rCsi ~ '''h
ard community tor reject them. AID Itllish tltm TO me
world rs All imposition hunhrg uid gtuCl tt, lie NIB
lie may be assured they purely vtrctLth. tl,, are
composed Of ME u stt,Its, Ci tlt ne riI T. ~
found IN Asia IL the talli'> o Gem GIl. loItuNice
these extracts are made into pills and will rId sure
cure OF relitior all bill Leu, can nil ,,wiId Ltrs
levers lever ~ asLe. jauIGce, scretisL Lilous ,hc
ic disI crSiH &c
II Is not int, dcd that this medicine is cure fer n f-
s'hsts IL winch the hun az stem IL TAI IT,. 1 tIctId
useless ciuits have been tu draw en- The tint f
uhn"wh iahcI some ltre srrn l,o Of Ggc hrf which
Nnud cure ehrh ard eNCrt disease Coed tGciIt il Jt
To 'nid in the fire or whiIlviit
Health ~ happiness hang nroB chance wnGs-iine 10
the herald ri trlih.
The past N last is secure they have ALREADY raised
monument Oi their greatness which viii Ith the coirtdl
tooth pl tin q.
Sold b, Iohn A. Durhar. TIN. Bntr,t CO. Noof,tel;
A. G.lson, Procrorsville, shcrvr a Rithatf.or. r.
ncm'i a Co.. Sns Errce. Ir Chester: J.. ]. Ntv,,r
burton a Brooks. Ncrr ich; &C. Irctls Cpbu r A .
Nichols Inrtfo Il; r.. Chnent. rriig,v nttr:I I IL,
treinu Hsrtlrrd; l. ". Hrlhnrd. Irl,,, A s,,,,,
Windsor; =. c. rav' RrHdii 9 Prrl A Jci,s s,s,h'
Read rig; Roti irs 4 v hite CHvrrt'i.t. I,n,.. H..
kir svillr; Bale, fnrerr. Weather. f., ID. I, pi,
q Co.. l.. Atwood. Rochester. si.1y
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Ji't Sentiments The best pirl of onr popna.
lion are the cu'riva'o:s "f' s,ii. independent
f,rners ev'rywimre The bas. Of >oriry and the
true l.iends Of liberty. "A lires Jicksoa.
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To make sick horse doi7k freeiv.-A horse
Ia. II very sweet tooth When he is unyyell and
wont drink, nix noasses or coarse brown sur,r
in the wafer and he will then drink freely.
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IToa1'S Oh Trees.-To make the bar, grow
over wounds and diseased r'ire< IN forest aud iui
tree. without flil aud will, speed. WHEN Il branch
il cut Of or II ire, il olh,rwl, ,unirl. make The
place smooth with sharp knit; and IL HE Irre b.
cinkcrrd, either cnt away III" prt niIeried. cr
s;rapa it ont until YOU come To iil sound wood.-
In all cases, make the snili'e n. smooth ~ posi-.
bic. Then pn, h1!f pound of ia'lnw into two
pounds Urlnr and warm it over fire ill the tai
low il llst melted 10 the tar, when one ounce "
sipl,ra should he addnI, and he whole sti d
well together. The composition must then he laid
on the pats that You want To heal. This has beer
found by long experience, tn he an cleairnl cure,
and superior by Ear To any thing yet praei.ed.
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VALUABLE RECIPES.

ThoSc w!ro nuke candles will ind it u great i'm
pfoyemsnt 10 steep tn w;ES il Iinr.watcr unt
salipelrc md day them. I he ll,ma viii be c.ea,
and lhe iaIiow will not run
BriianH ware should be- frs, rGhbed g,utly will
wooen cloth aud sweet oi, then washed in VAIN
sud1 aud rubbed with soft !G,lh,r AMI whiting
Thus treated, it viii retain is beauty 10 the last
New iron should he very grldualy heated IA
first; AFTER it has become Injured 10 the heat, it j,
not likely to cllaE.
1t Is good pan to put new cartharn ware iaIo
cold water, anl he, it hilt sa,IaIlIy until 1t boi's,
thea cool ny in, Crown crrhirn ware, rarr u.
larry may BE- strengthened in this way. baud
fall orrye o: wheat bran ltnwn in while it j. hui na
viii preserve the s'a2ag, that it i,lnut be des.
troyed by acid ~ salt.
Clear brass kettle before using /, for coo!ns
with salt aud vinegar.
Tho olcaer carpets are shr'ien tn, longer the,
wi! wear; he dit that cn,ccis under ,h.u sgi,,d
ont The iilcads,
ilyou wish to preserve fine teeth, always ellen,
them thoroughly after you have eaten Your last
meal at nish:.
Woo!cns should be washed in very hn, S,ard
not ria>ed, l.ukcwarm water sh;inEs them.
DO moi wrap kniyes anh fork, in woolens wrap
them in gooi strong paper Steel is Injured by lay!
M in woo'eus,
BRASS andiron' should bc c!cunsrd, done mp in
papers, and put in dry place daring the sumner.
When mons1cs il used in ron,ins, 1t is prod
sioas Improvement TO hoiI and s,im it before YOU
use it. 1t taxes out the unp'ca>,n, raw iaSi, aud
makes it a'nos, as good a. sugar. Where molssc>
is mua' used fi coo,inc. Is well IN p.rp,re one
or two gallons -, onae in This WY nt u time.
Noyer allow ashes to b. taken up in wnol or
put iulo wood. Always have ,onr lamp and Tia
der box ready 10 use in cas-, or Sudden nlarm.-
Have your Important 'pers al together wl,'rc l"u
can lay your hIUi5 On them tt, once, l., cdsa Of
Ere.
Use hard soap to wash your coih', and soft In
wash Your floors Sofi soap is So slippery that it
wastes good dadl in washing coihes.
1t is easy 10 hive Il supply Of horse reddish al
winter Have qaauiy grated white the rool i. in
pirft-iion, pa, it into hnl.r,. 81 it with ,mrglr,
and keep it cOrked tight U'e1'erl Fdrm0r.
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASES COOKING STOVE,
OPERATING urosA PRINCIPLE ENTIRELY NLw,

TENiE subscriber having onlracted win MI D. H. Chas
Tor the fish oil his stove Tor the County OF NLLsur,
bcss leaves m the attention Ol the pubic 10 the
lac stovci he, oud doubt more
than ANY other cookne stove III use IL Is conveniently be
peculiar Constructions and ecOhUmlCh Tor the
that il will three iourths oi the ueihecessar to
be consumed in other in order 10 60 Ill equal
ant OF cooking. Ii contains two UNeLs O large umcn
sOns which instant have the Temperature chan
sc by danpcrs as to be adapted TO baR's OF roasting the
mos ecae well AZ the COarsest food The bollI de
dcnrtnent perfect in ever! Foih Oh VIEW Sh boilers
can he used time, The broiling department isso
stfuIted that the smoke is not suffered To lass into the
being conveyed directly into the stove Owing 10
the peculiarly OF the principles upon winch TINS stove OPP
eues none tue heat from the lire chamber Is suffered To
pass directly into the pipe, while all the coolest mir in the
stove 80 discharged This done by an ur chamber FORE
r,rc, ng the air aud smoke after IL has parted with its heat
and in such mauner produce very strong draugh
thus all the heat generated must he applied to prac
teal purpose.
In nroof olthe above have connected with this advert
snient the following certificates from gentlemen OiunGOub
cd character who using the stove IN this vicinity
The stoves will be kept constantly hand and for sale
by TITUS HUTCHINSON JR.
Woodstock, July 18th 1870.
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NOTICE EXTRA,

NOTICE EXTRA.
A w. demands due the late firm nj Wit & Sou,hsnte
n must he rnid hy the 10th IT Ociocr mex. or Inc, oil,
be len for collection. No mistake in this "
WITT SOrTHGATE
x-., r. D. souTnoArE.
Woodstock, Sept. 81. ls4l. -,r
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cd character who using the stove IN this vicinity
The stoves will be kept constantly hand and for sale
by, TITUS HUTCHINSON JR.
Woodstock, July lith 1870.
CERTIFICATES
Dear Sr-I have used one of your Cooking Stoves in nv
family nt 50 ne time past The Stove is all that YOU have
Moulded il 10 he aud feel my duty to state that
cIasidccit uac othc most i'm J0rtd mucntionS ,rhin
M tRJpeiye. Being simple in construction aid con
UenicHt in form deem il hs dtaJit aud well culc,.
lated Stove. From the fact that ibeere IL Ogh sdt, The
price Of The Store in fCii year in addition tn III
my cOHpeHi which thissOve possesses or al 9th
rd,2ss in use have no hesitation in recommendirg in
pcinnia pontofve toevery one, whc her hev already
have or have not other stoves PAUL HOWE
Woo lstocS, VT, June l4th 1910.
This ;,rlilcs that have used s. h. Chaees Cooking Suyr
Tor all tls purposes OF coONing Washing &c al IuuI
lies aud lind IL be the most ecOhOmca ana
cooking stove whoa have ever USED AHA from
pe'nen, llud lhttu requires taan one jOUh
n t1c GteiHeceSsary 10 Je consumed am 0iher c00A.
store which have srd calculated 10 do an egudi
HhIt"t N cJ1ttHE. The ovens o the stove surpass ANY
tn OF the kind IN use the! bake ana admIrabl,
well. In VOID the stove uihOut q jauI AID would
most i'nf !enHy rctonmend it to all pcrsOLs III walt 81
stoves, H. b. WITT.
Woodstock VT, July 18th 1870
Mr. :. l.. Chasc.-slaving used your cooking stove in
my tamil for some time past and finding worthy OF all
praise lael It NJ duty TO state that cons der be by
r tie best cooking S0re Having used liOr all the
purposes ol cooking such rs baking, roasting, boiling
bro Hug NC. lid tutly assert tlI in MONT OF econ
OJ a coHrtHItHce il rGTy Jar erect ANY thing o the
Kind Which has cone to ny knowledsc. The stoves is
most IN emo tSiy calculated for culinary purpose
Ny Lnil. are Remarkably well pleased with ihuJrOiLn.
deprmtM otthc stove none Of the smoke being suffered
To c?mr into ne room ZERAll LULU.
woodstock VI. JulN 18th 1910,
NJ Galsc--Slr Arcr having used your co0Kirs stove
No2 IN any Inily for SAIL lent time have ully salts
Iic, myself OF its usefulness am prepared express my
opinion that Il is PrcisrdJe 10 any CooKlAo Stove Oi
~Hch ih1re k"oWiedge. Thes saving ofiucl, the nnOui
al ha,nc'S that may he accomplished 10y it, the uses Of
Ia
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JASPER HAZEN.
Woo lstock, VI. Oct. 10. $50.


hive used one of Glasses Cooking Stoves, No 2, since
lust D'tnhrr, uud have IN hcsitri,un rcConmrI d . IL aS
being better Stove IN every respect than ANY IN
IN tIS Vcit. The great convenience derived from hnv.
~ iva COOL ovens. aud the saving ui OIe.lu OF the fuel
'n, ned IN other owes besides its other good uuu ties
UyrS IN my npiion, superior " my other Stov,
Win Whir'I an acquainted. JASON DARLING.
Woodstock VI, Ian. %, lsil.
Tlis Is Ia ccrtiiy that have used Chase's Stove No.
Tor tir past ilr months, and am willing Ia hn,lr, The.
hhn'0h That II Is decided, the hes, stove IN use. The
tno nj III hlSnrS' that may he done by 1.-THE great say
IN ri lr aud tho together with the ease and conyen
rn'e with which II may be- accomplished, rcIdcr it n yer,
desirable Cooking S'Ove. and lur warming room IL is rot
Surpassed hy ANY Stove IN the murktt. ORA PAUL.
20 MET VI, Ian. %, lsil.
Ci1rpndon Sprin re, Jan. %, 1871.
Mr thisci Sir, have been using one Of YOUR Cnnknr
slaves iur some time past, and satisfied that mn, other
stove thu Am acquainted with will take twice the nnnrl
NJ wOnd to do the nnOnt bl-iurs, u ,oIrs The
III kinds ri bikng In wu' consider ii the best Stove
that has been offered To the public.
nm respectable yours,
THOMAS MLAUG.ILIN.
Chrsrs Cooking Stove haS been in sc in my horse for
several months pIS and consider II decidedly superior to
lly Stove, which have seen in rsC.
WoolStocS VT, March 3, lsil.
have used On ,scs Cookirg Stove in nv house for sew
rnl mnntl md cnnSc; 1t decledl superior nnnr Stove
whi u lIv" seen IN us,. EDWARD COuIRN
Hartford VT, March E, 2sil.
NJ rh,sr; ST.. This certifc. TINT have used ore
Nonr stoves mr. the past sis months ln point or6cou0mb
N f"' nd cm'enj,nc' consider il teiy sureriort IT,
any other CooAns Stove when have krowriar.
ISAAC NJ FISHER.
Woodstock W.T. March 90. lsil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
Delicious fruit.

The Corporal may hide his diminished b,,d-h.
may smack his wntery chops-but i, all will mn, ,io
we nave Just had treat, which throws all hi, p,c
.enS'ons' past present and 10 come, into the sb,d.
we received packet, the Other day, nicely done nm
ana on inspecting the contents we found them i, >
oe"eu "R'yhHkens'Hg.On", "Pins Apple P,aeL- and
EHT'y Red RarSrips Psaeh." The aspcc, WINS r,o,,
s"puns-ihe trial, for once, proved that appe.ron-
'eS arc not always deceptive. A fine. pc,ch w,s
never eaten than the "Royal Kensingtonp-rbe
r"e apple was delightful soft peach-,bs "Ra,,.
'P' neh' Juicy and luscious piece of foor,oli,v-
out me "keHSi gtOn" was of a verify yo,,y-.,,
p'eme -inapproachab One has TO form n r,ir-
DOW curve TO stick his teeth in it, in order to ,,v.
MS clothes from the gushing juice, which issues f ON
every pore. And when once tasted, j, !, as had
10 leave as the ruby lips OF pouting sixteen.
Inc whole was present from Mr.. Sin,on nc,r
TINS eity-who has devoted great labor and cost in
procuring, and has succeeded in obtaining nursery
OF every variety Of the best fruit trees. Il is won.
ue"u' 0"at every person, who has a foo, of snare
ground does not appropriate it to the cultivate, n
oil a tree which yields such heaithfuI and tooth.
some luxury.