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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
Rf9tper- Stnhr.

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
SC6crtfs-Gonrtrnf.

9(r Ole Grlrabler BON gc6a Gauntv.
6reunoe uup Witbilraer:
9luf ods orinqcnoe @rludru pisler mcinfr
6rcunoe, biete idl mid biercurd dl5 eiueu
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QIndItd lcin crmdhlt ,u ,ueroen, f. wcrte idh,
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2lmteS nit (rclle uno auf cine unpartheiiIde
l8ciie Su erfnaeu iud'cu.
Shr erQrbcncr Ticucr,
@ecrge QGetberbclo.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08

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cr 9IufiId't gemodlt mcrhcn uno CT III mill
lens, lic rbnc allies wsitcre Cob fur fdb fcltlt
rcrcn ~ laifeu.
2lltdl hat er tincn 3crratb trn Stcd6,
NemcrfroNcr, ltuo Srcmorn su Ucrfaufcn.
fC7"@r hat icctcu bic 9icuDcrfcr unc phis
lotrIpbicr & d fdbcu cmpfunQCn unc ties
icniaCn, mrIdG tnfllr urtctlbriebcu batCn,
bcIctcn fcld,c ntiuhcteu.
fTIdpes W}aGcu fir Gd,nciocr ffrc
tmmerfcrt bGi ibm ju hatcn.
Solne6 SJanelon.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
Sleuer S5uchffpbr.

Ter llnterIhriebene benad,ridhaet lcine
Treunhe uno oa6 'publifum iiberbaupt bae CT
in feincr icbioer 92cbnung, tn ter pcffsSfs
ft6, bret Ghnren unterbalb 91upp's bctel, eis
urn ncuen Sud,lfcbr cr6ffnet bat spefeItff CT
fclacnee Binder 81 biGi9en preiern sam Der,
tanf anbctet ndmlid)
9lrubts mohres @brilfcntbum,
Scres @briifliohes Mdrtertbum,
SNermann's 3cilifCffer,
Weber's engIifdb beutid mc beutfd engs
llldl 9GUrterbud,
G'ebhdrbs Sittenlrbre,
S!ilbnerS giblifde @eIhidte,
gutberiidr Gefangtnher
WlttIdlens eebren Der 9Beisbeit,
98aneeluoe Seele,
@rbduIidIes GiebeisguCb,
9Sirflidcs erben in rCrfiantifdeu GdriieIs
lur9en,
Gcfldmcnte, piaGter uno toabermanns Sc,
tetBitdber,
Gcutfde fertiae Nedner,
Baron 2rends Rebcnsgelfid,te,
Gcidid,te Eapcenns uiio cadIcns Qebeu,
Ter 9mcrifdnilde pferee'9IrSt
gEiutcr6 pfCrees 9lrSt
9IaQcmeiues 8iebs9r,enet8ud,,
@rtIdrung oes @oieneers,
W|CinungCn nber llnlterblidfeit,
CAIRNS 2cbcn uno W}cinunoen, Wieters
rcrrinigung Der 2mheraner u. 9ftfcrmirteH,
@ngIitr mo teutfde Spradlebre.
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Scots folio Bibles, with explanatory
notes, practical observations, and copious
marginal references in Vol.
Horncys Introduction to the Scripture
Davenports history Of the U. States.
CoIeburn and Smiths Arithmetic,
Goodards history Of the United States,
Coopers Surgery,
Powders Ireland in Vol.
Newton on Prophecies,
Rambachs Meditations,
An assortment of Bibles,
Pil,oe Arithmetic, with kew,
Smith and Murray's Grammar,
Walkers und Websters Dictionarys,
Grimshaws Rome,
Columbian Orator,
Gibsons practical Bookkeeping,
English Catechisms,
A general assortment Of School Books,
Comic Songsters.
Comic Almanacks,
A general assortment of Blanks, Deeds,
Mortgages, &c.
q lei tb fans
nat er zine 9roee SommlunQ bon 8ilSer dnf
Nanb, ffpar5c unO blnue 3inte, 3intenfde
fer, SieQclmahs, Sblaoen, Sanb, paroptps
uno G'ilIiotts ltablue Sd)reibfetern, grOee
uno fIciue Gnfhenbfioher, Sdreibs, Brief,
nnS Spic9els papicr, II. {. 10.
@r 1T barfbdr fir 9encsrne 6unbfhaff,
uno hcft curd billige preiIe ieiuen 3heil oer
6fCutliden Jfunofhnft fernerbin 81 erbalten.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
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60 ioa auf Ifeutlither @cpcu perfauft
pcrten, SrCitaQs ben I7tcu birfcs Septcms
Ger MicnatF, um | llhr gdmuittaas, am
S1anfe opu paul Tauit, in Slncn 3auns
fdtp, Hcrtbamptcn &auutp, fcl9cnbe bewc9s
lide 2Irtitel, ndmIit
Glide uuo Stnhlc, @ettcn uub gettldoen,
cine prddti9r 2aa llhr, Jfiihcu Sd,rdutc,
arree &iite, WeiTnqre 1rdcl 3nber uro
Tdffcr, SstCu nit 9iobr, eiierne Sodfen, uuo
frnit rcd pieIcret Nau6s uno Silheu@es
rdtbftaften gu ipeitldnf9 iu mclcru.
Ctc @etngun9en iruen am 0erfdufetdae
tefannt 9emadlt mo 2lufDartun9 8e9ebcn
percen, bon
9tuQuffu5 8. 9luhe.
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Septembcr |. nQ--3la
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
9(GI0lttc8- -9(dCIlrtCIjt.

IA Soicph RiGt uuo Icinc Trou
GuIuura0cu StcrsOjlfcrb Tdunldir, Qctha
S1uutp, permittcllt etner frcpiIlioCu llcbcrs
idrcituua, Cedttrt Gult %, ISfI) ale ibr
&iaeuthum, llcQCnee6, pcriGuilhes uuo rCrs
u1ildte6 an bic llrtcr,ciduCten iibcrtrogcu
tabeu, uuo s,por suml Vciteu Der @rcbttprcn
ocs bcidqtcu Scieph Wilt, 70 mrrScn hermit
2llc, meId,c ncd' auf irQcnb cine 2lrt ou be-
flqteu SolCph QGIlt idmlela, mo oufQefcrtcrt,
srplittcn nun uuo ecm l'tcu Sctcbcr ot;utcs
sdhIcu--lluS SrIdle, nelhc ned, rcdtmafige
9tuiprid,e an BEN befaater NIt batru, mer.
cen ebeufdus dufQcfrr0crt, ihre RCduuuGcn
imcrbdfb cbcnbcitimmtem 3citraumc, pobI.
bcldti9t an SNeurp I8ieoer in bem Stdottbtn
Gmau6 einSuhductGeu.
[Sdrcb 9Gitt, jr.
Ncnrp 9&tcrcr 7 9t1if9rie8.
SSoicpb WIorcn
FL Die GieBerei miro rpie fyiihcr be-
trtcben, nnc ale &eltcgun9cn nerocn pilnfts
ltd beer9t bon
SOcnrD QStcbcr.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
c}nptolt pm9atipc

coer Snoian pe9catlc 9Nllen.
Gicie berubmtc Weriiin miro untrr Der
sIuflht bes gBilIiam Wright, IicesNrciiocut
rou Gem "Ioros s9Imerifauilhen @eluuchcites
ScIIcgtum," uerfertiat, uno (ca fol9epee
&ranfhetten Hnfeblbdr heilen:
@ntiitnoenoe Tieber faulcuee Nicber {;
Sdmc3cn im Waaen, 9uu9c, 2cber, 9fildfen
uuo Selte Grrluit ces 9Ippetits Rraufr6
Stcpfwch Mhcumatis II, teiees 9cute cecr
@hrrniidh; 8Intireien uno @rechen Gurths
fdu, 9inhr uno @clf; C0spepila, WdSfuht,
fdOcnoe Snoht, hl1ueu Smilen, SersHcpfen,
Gieidmiire uno Wuuoeu olIcr 9,rt; Shpas
dye 0terpen, Jtieoerqelhlaoefttcit uuo ale
ancere Srantheiten Der Trauenspsricneu.
Sbi9e WeoiSin 1T an eem qerin9cn '1reis
ocn 25 @ruts Die Der, in oem 8udlfebr ce6
llnterld,riebenen gu pabsn.
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-23

iCpThc expenses Of the extra session of Con-
gress il is estimated will be about half million
doars--oaiy half million What will the peo-
pie receive TO indemnify them for this useless en-
penditure of their money--what hare they, as yet,
receyedi Congress has now been in session over
month, and what have they done ! The lnde-
pendent Treasury law has been repealed in the
Senate, aud $685. 900 of the public money voted to
the family of Gen. Harrison Were these the
only objects for which Congress was called togeli-
er--for which the people are to pay half a million
dollars But, the feds now say they have "NO
IDEA of-aay reduction Of The aggregate amount
of The expenditures of the Government! Verify,
there is marvellous difference between the pro-
fessons Of the feds while seeking office, and their
practice after having obtained it.-V. Statesman.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-23
A SCHOOL MASTER ABROAD,

The following letter, verbatim, Hteratim, spella-
tim, ct punctuatim, barring names, was written by
a scHooL-MAsTER, in neghboring town. Com
ment is not necessarily Wing and .Egis.
81 know not what feel wide awake this after
noon Got over the side ach ha ha without putting
any thing warm 10 it | am not in the same mode
that that pour fellow that you told NE bout but
expect every day when | shall be ha ha
what do you think of me ihope you will be a
good gal and keep your clean until shall have
the pleasure of seeing You
Then will bring you some Books to Read lam
going to - saterday and twill meat you at -
friday evening if pleasant and home with you and
stay all night if you have no objections
shall want to sing old hundred or olde thousand
with you
My pen is pure You know ime sure
Never mind about that haint time to say scat
My wife is schooling and children crying
1t gives me 4 devle ola trying
Owhen shall get rid of the old schold
o and cross children from my household
| am this afternoon full of poetry as you ever
saw me Indeed
So much so what shall do
i've not room TO writ my name
lis R done however the same
Who kept your school
The people for to fool ha ha ha
Polly is pretty slim La sol ia
If she did not show mir black teeth
Oh dear suzzy am could see my Betty"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-23
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.

No Var Nth nglanl.--Reports from Wash
ington last evening state, that Mr. Fox, the British
Minister, has concluded not to demand his pass
ports, nor the absolute surrender of Mcleod, until
the decision of the Supreme Court of New York
shall have undergone an examination by the higher
tribunals of the State and the United States. Mr.
Fox still maintains friendly correspondence with
Mr. Webster, and has assured that gentleman that
the excitement in England on McLeod's case was
produced by temporary fermcnt, agated by the
Tories, and not by any hostile feelings towards
America Here the matter will rest for some time
at least-Philad. Times.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-23
n CIV G God s,

yNIIE subscriber has just received from Eosion in add
ton his former stock, the greatest variety Of Watch
es Jewclry, Silver ware rtunia ware, fancy goods nlu
sic in sheets aud musical instruments, toys, clocks and
time pieces, rifle powder, and PERCUSSION cnpSi combs
prCCmCry and shaving sOupi good assortment OF bass
yiO and yiu strings caronett reeds violin bows, screws
and BRIDGES rntc heuds for bass vOls, aud in short al
most any article thu may be found In variety store
which will be sold a reduced prices for cash, produce or
short and approved credit.
T ncdlers wishing Tor any of the above articles, can lie
furnished rs cheap II any other store in the country.
Please call and examine before PURCHASING elsewhere.
j. II. MIRpOCk.
n. Z. Particular attention paid TO clock aud watch re
pairing, aud also to the repairing oJowcry D. II, NJ.
Woodstock, Sept. e, 1870. 81
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-23
FRANKLIN HOUSE.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs tho public that
this and commOduus llouse-erected last season
for the accommodation Of such may wish 10 p7rtake Of
the celebrated Mineral Waters Of the Sprngis NOW open
for the reception Of visitors. Many additions having been
nude during the past winter and the subscriber atters him
self that he shall be able 10 accommodate and give sasac
on to ALL who may have occasOnt0 resort TO this fount
ain Of hea NO utentian will he spared render the sit
nation Of the afflicted as comfortable possible Families
will be furnished with rooms constructed for their
fence Parties of pleasure will always find the House open
for their reception and every thing which the peculiar and
romantic situation affords (bcing situated upon the banks
Of beautiful bay, and surrounded by extensive shady
groves provided for their amusement and health.
DR.. HEIyEGERG, Of Burlington, will visit the SprirgI
once week. oener for the accommodation OF such ~
may wish his professional services. convenient carriage
WILDE in readiness from the SPRINGS to meet tie
Steamboat at St. Adams Tuesdays and FRIDAYS Of each
week. S. 81, WOOD,
Eiehgate Springs, May 2, 1871.
N b. Sail Boat will ut all times be in readiness for
pleasure excursions upon the bay. So; i2w
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-23
FASHIONABLE TAILORING:

ID b. SOUTHGATE would inform the inhabitants Of
woodstock, and vicinity, that he has employed two
OF the best wokmen that be found to work a, the
ABOVE business. The work at shop will be done By
good and experienced hands and in The i0tS fashion
AJobs will be warranted to be in the best taste and all
garments will be warranted TOT the cloth paid for
" No mistake in this. l."
10 prove the above Gull and try Shop present. over
H. II. Baley's Store.
ALSO
Cloths and Trimmings for sale at this Shop, low can
be found in town.
Garments Cut for Others make on snort notice and in
the best order-no mistake
woodstock, May Is, ls4l, 55-tf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-23

In the case of the Posto(ice in this village, the
standard laid down by the authorities seems 10
have been disregarded-or rather reversed. The
late incumbent has, far as we are able TO learn,
given satisfaction in his official capacity to every
body for whom he has done Uncle Sans business,
and has not given e" the influence of his office to
party purposes But the receipts of his Office
were to much to be left in the hands of democrat,
wherewh to corrupt the virtue of the people, and
bring the patronage of the government in conflict
with the freedom Of elections" THE whis presses
say that " none will be removed from Office but
dishonest or incapactaed occupants" and of
course, they will appoint none but honest and ca
pnble officers in the place of the dishonest and in
capable ones removed it becomes us to watch
them closely in their summary proceedings, test
them by the rule laid down by tkemseyes--com
pare the men removed with the men rewarded and
ia ninety nine cases in the hundred, they give the
lie direct to themselves. So far as our own OBJ
sarva,on extends, the 60 wntcli-dogs" appointed in
this State, figured largely in the late presidential
contest AS presidents Of Tppecanoc clubs, stump
speech mixers conductors Of log cabin carousals,
tap-room orators, and in fine, left no stone untnrn-
cd to secure for themselves the " loaves and fish
es," for which they have since been so cIamorous,
md for whom better men are removed to satisfy
their " inQusition for the spoils" We are thus
constrained to believe, humiliating as the thought
must be to every friend Of our republican nstiiu-
tons. that fidelity and fitness are not the crlterions
by which these appointments are made--but that
they are "apponted for mere party purposes"
Casileton Statesman.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!

TINE genuine Gail and Krcosote is sovereign remedy
for removing this troublesome pain. II has been in
extensive ue the four ysaf and IN 20 case hrs
there been the least injurious effect from its use. II tie
clear Krrnso,e that been muen cried out against
Thousands can be referred to who have pronounced tie
Gail and Krcn-oc the hest remedy ever invented This
tcle removes all smell from the breath when OcrasioBed
defective teeth Reronce he made in Boston, rrcvii
t efficacy 10 John Putnam. VI. T.. WecHs. j. 4. Dill \.
Toimao Goose Melville r. H. Sievers master Trarspor
1tioo Cars Worcester. Prepared By VIM. Prown. Chem
il. isl Washington street Boston. None genuine unless
.gned hy VIM. Brown. For sale by all the Druggists in
nostor Price q cpn,--lnrre size 80 rents.
Fur sale by r. HUTCHINSON. Jr. WoOastock,Nt "A
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-23
The county of Guford, in North Carolina gave

The county of Guilford in North Carolina gave
upwards Of 1900 majority for Shepard, the federal
candidate, at the recent Congressional election
The people Of old Guildlord are still true TO the
principles of their vcnerated ancestors. Impartial
history shows that nearly the entire population Of
that county took sides with the tories in the war OF
the revouon--and i, is perfectly natural that their
descendants should be attached TO the present Ad-
minis,raon, at the head Of which stands Daniel
Webster the most prominent tory in the war Of
1Sl2.--Vicksburg Sent.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-23

West Point,-The annual cost Of keeping up
this Military School, is SIPS 900. The pay of a
Cadet is S2S per month and found.
The Nantucket Islander says this is quite lib
eral allowance for paupers, being over $40 per
month, besides giving the military students first
rate education, which fits them for becoming par
sons, doctors, lawyers or indeed anything but SOL
diers. 1t would be worth the while of some sta
lstic gather to ascertain how many of the West
Point graduates are now following other pursuits
than those of military character, Perhaps the
best way would be, to ascertain how many of them
have done the army and the country any service.
This latter course would be the simplest, and would
occupy but little time
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-23
The Patchoguc Gnillstinc,

" am opposed TO the practice Of making appointments
to Office the REWARD of PARTISAN Seruice--General
Harrisons Letter TO j. NJ. Berrien.
"Gen Harrison WILL in all his appointments look alone
to the welfare of the nation. No personal consideration
mere party authority-nO combinations of influential
men, can induce him to nominate to, or remove from Of
fec any one individual for party purposes. Ftncss
the hand, and fidelity the other The only in
quires which he will make, and any effort to charge
thwart this COURSE will his rebuke, and
general STANDARDIZATION of tie Cincinnati Rtpubii-
can, the chairman Of 'my cOmmittec."
''There is civilized country earth in which,
change of rulers there is such Hquisiton for spoiS
have witnessed in this tree Republic Whenever did
any English Minister Wing or Tory, 20 dOtun 10 iOW WGtr
mark to make an busting of tide walters When did he
disturb the post Offices the mail contracts, and every thing
else in the remOles degree connected with the govern
mcpt"Dqnet WeJster in his Worcester Speech IN 1852
"Thc daily removal from office Of vtunus and capable
men, fol- other than independence of opinion, il
PROSTITUTION OF EXECUTIVE PRIyiLEGI. inconsistent
with virtuous principles, and true patriotism.
EHsH0rth'S Speech, May Session, 1899.
"DEFoRE WOULD REMOVE APUBLIc OFFICER
SUFFER MY RIGHT ARM TO BE SEVERED FROM
MY BODY'-GcH. Harrison al CieUeiand.
81 will remove incumbent from Office who has filth
fully and honestly acquitted himself Of the duties of his
Office except in such where such officer has been
guilty OF an active parti2unsp;* given his official i'll
nence to the purposes of party, thereby bringing the pa
tonage Of the Government in conflict with the freedom
elections "-Tyier'S Inaugural.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-23

ON and after MONDAY, March %, ls4l, The passenger
" trains will run rs follows:
At Ls L AVE. N A 1. rr At i LsHv1 AI Petty
At 10 ii AM. AT Pm At ii AN. At 81 p. N.
LEAVE LOWELL
At 8 IA AM. At l2 Ia Pm At ii pm. At 7 PM
or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars from Boston
WAY PASSENGERS taken at Tyngsborough and North
Chelmsford.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua
will be conveyed to the Cars tree of expense by leaving
their names at the Railroad Ticket Office and passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be con-
veyed to any part Of the city without charge
roro From Nashua to Lowell, 80 cents,
'"e- ! From Nashua, to Boston, Sl,5O,
On the arrival of the at Nashua stages leave for all
part of New-lampsire Vermont Newly ork and Canada.
via Amoskeag, Concord Keene, Charestown, n. H., Wind
sor, and BralebOrO, Vt.
Books are kept in BosToN ut the Stage Office No. and
ii Em-sreet,nlso in LOWELL, ut the Railroad and Stage
office in front of the Depot where seats can he secured in
any of the Conches, and correct information obtuned
respecting the different stage routs
oNsLoW sTEARNs, superintendent
Nashua, March ~, 1910.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Dcpotat
Charestown and Nashua, every morning. Sundays eXcep
ted)
All goods to be transported the Rail Road, going
above Lowell, must be sent to the COmpanys Freight
Depot, Chnrestown, ut the end ofWarren Bridge
Goods TO be forwarded by the morning trains must be
sent to the Depot AS carly as the evening before,
The Company having provided large aud commodIou'
Houses both ut Nashua and ChHrc>tOwn, and hay
ing completed their arrangements for the Transportation
of Merchandise, give notice that they now prepared
to traspOr all Goods and Country Produce which may be
forwarded 10 their Depos, and for this purpose hav,
furnished safe and covered which will perfectly Sc
goods from damage ard careful and eNper need mel
take charge of the Transportation business at the De
pots and to accompany the goods over the rood
The Company, determine not only to accommodate
the public hut to extend every fcilty in their power
both Trmsers and Merchants and have fixed upon ht
following rates OF Freight:
50, 50 per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town. Sl,COper tOn each wa! between NashUa and Low
ell.
All Rcauar Tcamstcrs running to the cars will be car
rcd the road between Nashua and Chacslown cacl
way free orcypcusc II
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TYSON FURNACE,
PLYMOUTH, VT.

'aE subscriber would respectfully call the attention of
n the public, dealers in Stoves Iron ware, &C.. the
manufactures of this establishment. Within hree years
Blast Furnace, and all the buildings machinery have been
bult aud put in operation necessary to manufacture iron
and put into the various forms castngs required for this
market In this time than tUO hundred toms of good
oundy metal has been made these works. The facilities
at this place for working iron such enable the pro-
pretor to compete successfully with other manufacturers
in this country and the Blast Furnace having been in OPP
Grafton for several months and making more than
thirty tons OF excellent soft metal per week, furnishes
supply OF Stoves, stove plate, llaOwware CaudrOns
and every variety OF Castings and Pig Iron superior quail
ty, on the most fay 0rahle terms, to dealers
supply of the much approved WoOlsOn Improved Cook
stove, with air tight furnace, Badger, IIdywards, the
Revertibe uc Premium, several patterns elevated over
Cook Stoves, and other patterns adapted to the different
markets. all sizes six plate or Box Stoves, Vermont Par
ors, much embellished and improved asp Paror, new
and beautiful pattern, (Which for symmetry and taste, is
pronounced superior 10 any thing orthe kind in the
kct) liolowware, Fire Frames, &C. &C. on hundNnd
will he sold, on favorable TERMS very reduced prices
dealers.
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Woodstock, July 4, le4l
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WYE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon. the
w Probate Court for the District of Hartford, Commits
sioners to receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands oa persons against the estate of Polly Fay late of
ROyaon in said District, deceased, and all claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto and six months from
this date deg allowed for that purpose hereby give
tice that will attend to the business of our appoint
mcnt at the dwelling house of the late Widow Fay, in
said Royalton the first Saturday of September next
from nine to four o'clock, on sad day.
DAVID WHEELOCK. ! Commits
HORATIO N. FREEMAN. sioners.
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