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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-01
U ION II @ U S Z,

TINUE subscriber would respectively inform the public
i that he has taken the above named House, and that
the establishment has been fitted in good stylchc flat
tiers himself that entire satisfaction WILDE given TO all who
may favor him with cnll Ever grateful to his old and
numerous customers, whohaye pa,ronzed him while keep
ing the Stage House, ut Danye, for than ten years
past still hopes that they will continue their yOrs at the
UNION House, aud he respectfully invites his present pat
and the travelling public, generally, when visiting the
Capitol oca on him, pledgne himself that his house shall
be kept ina Clean quiet and peaceahc MANNER and ha he
will do his best cndCayOrs to render the stay OF his quests
pleasant md comfortable JNO. KELSEY.
MONTPELIER, Dec 81, 1910, 36-tt
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TOOHACHE!!

TIVE genuine Gall and Kreosotc is "a sovereign rcmcd,
L for removing this troublesome pain II has been il
extensive -e for the past four wears, aud in case ha
there been the least injurious effect from its use II is the
clear krcosote that has been much cried ont against
Thousands can he referred TO who have pronounced the
Gall and krrosOe the best remedy ever invented This mr.
cr removes all smell from the breath when occasoned by
defective teeth. Reference ran be made in BOSTON proving
its efficacy, To- John Putnam, W. IT, WcCms. 4. Dill ~
TOlmnn George Melville. f. H. Stevens master Transpnr
taton Cars, Worcester. Prepared by VIM Brown, Chem
ist Isl Washington street Boston. None genuine unless
signed by VIM brown For sale bv all the Druggists in
Boston. Price % cents-largc size 30 cents.
~ For sale hy j. 4. ULNRIR. Mnnd.inck. VI.
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HITCHCOCK's ANTI-BILIOUs PILLS.

LOOk al mas anu RC0d
E1R JARED HITCHCOCK, more than thirty years
ny since invented, aud prepared composition o pills
for the Bilious ChOlic and for some Two or three Years
used them only for that disease and gave them the name Of
Chulic Pills but disCOvcrngiO their operation, the pow
erln effect ON the Liver nn its sccrrlo ducts as droS
ruen and detergent medicine, induced hi to extend the
use of them in other diseases i2) Cholera Morhu,, Black
Nomit Cholera, Bilious thuc, and UthCrpuln, IL the bow
els, DiscntaA Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Aguc aud Fever,
Rcmtcnt and Intermittent Fever, Odds and Coughs, aud
they have been found hy their cNpCctOrag operation
hc cicucous nd,C,cs OF the Lungs. llcnow oilers them
To the public under the npl,uliOn Of INTi-BHiOLS
rms, which experience finds unrSaed for efficacy,
Spultss and safety. They umcdCnc well calculated To
remove the cause OF disease IN It's rst nck on the sys
ten iand wcllknown To faculty 0I physic and may
be known to any discerning andrclccing mnd that when
the ofdiscu-c is rcmuycd longer exist; aud
there nothing but the effect oil what has tahcn place to
cure
DEAR FRIENDS aud FELLOW CITIZENS purchase and
pursue the directions given the Labels for any disease
where Emctcs 0r Cathurtics useful nn the 9TH
error both necessary in almost every disease ccnnr
the stomach aud bowels aud will undoubtedly realize
great saving opan, time aud money beside the danger
yOn run Of loss nj health and life.
Mr., ALLEN FULLER of Double Branches Anderson Dis.
District ;. &. writcsus follows Wiz) "Doar SrThc
box pills which obtained from YOU several Years since
to the amount OF 81 nearly exhausted and am DESTROYS
otareralning by what means shall get new supply
lesitcs those which had have never heard Of the pills
IN all my travels in The southern country, where, in my
view, there are much necded"-Furher he says, "thcy
were convey ed hcrel think II would be the means OF
ducing this unrynrd medicine elm my view more eN
cnsvcy into the southern states, where they would be
particularly well suited to the wants OF the people" lie
saws, esteem these pills sohghy that am very DESTROYS
OF having them more generally known and must say that
have some fears lest this medicine should be lost to the
world by some means or other, Notwithstanding the
which you informed me you had taken To prevent such
result Above ALL cnrcat yon not to let the o
compromising this mccinebc lost to the world. Place it
in some place oisaey secure from lire and water and be-
You'd the reach ofdCah.
Take aud prove the aforementioned Pills and will
guarantee that yOu Will with thousands oiothcrs proclaim
like the following.
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a1nftrp.
From CruikShaRk's OmaibuS,

From Crllikshank's Omnibus
TIE TERRIFIC LEGEND
OF THE XII KE N NY c A 7 S
O'Flyn shs was an lrishman,
AS very well was known,
And she lived down by Kilkenny,
And she lived there all alone,
With only SIX great large tom-cals
As knew their ways about,
And ev'ry body else besides
She scruPlously shut out
Oh, very fond o. cats was She
(And whisky too, its said,)
She didn't feed 'em very much,
But she combd 'em well instead;
As may be guessed these large tom-cats,
They didn't get very sleek
Upon combing once a-day,'
And d " ha 'porth" once a-week.
Now on one dreury winters night,
O'Flyn she went to bed,
The whislly-bottle under her arm,
(The whisky in her head,)
The six great large tom-cats they set
All in Il dismal row,
And horrible gared their hungry eyes
Their tails wagg'd to and fro,
AT last one grim greymalkin spoke
In accents dire to tell,
And dreadful were the words which in
His awful whisper fell
When all the Other five tom-cats,
In answer loud, did s1uall,
"Let's kill her--ond lets eat her
Body and bones and all"
Oh horrible! oh horrible!
Oh deadly tale to tell!
When the sun shone in the window-hole
All there 4eem'd still aud well;
The cats they sat and lick d their paws,
All III merry ing,
But nothing else rihia the place
LookH like u Irving hing;;
Anon they quarrclI'd savageIy,
And spit, and swOre, and hoilo'd,
Till at last these six great large tom-cats
They one Other swalow'd;
And nonght but one long tail was left
In that once peaceful dwelling,
And very tough one too it was
It's the same as I've been telling.
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sIiERMAN'S POOR MANS
pE Asst Err.

ONLY II l-2 cents each Each pllscr has printed on
" the buck Ofit, " Shrrmms Poor mans pastcr.n II
is the best strengthening plaster In the world and
cgn remedy for pain weakness in the back, lons side
breast neck lmbs Joints, rhrumutism umbago &c. &c.
One million Year will not supply the demand They
qurc little warming before application, Warrcntcd sII-
pcOr to all ohrrsund for quarter the usual price,
making not only the best but the cheapest plaster in the
world, II affords rrlciln cW hours and makes aston
sh cures. In liver complaints md dyspepsia, it should
hc worn over the region Of the liver stomach aud it
Will afford great aud astonishing relief In cough. colds,
asthma, difficulty ofhrcang oppression oi the chest
stomach, they will Immediately scoh, and greatly benefit
the patient. Persons Of scdrntry habits, those Obliged
Ia stand muCh Will receive decided support from one
of these truly Strengthening pasCrs PLY scns generally
recommend thcm in preference Ia all others because they
stick adhere better and Hurd grCtcr relief In their
operation they stimUlut tonic, Hnd auudync They
composed Of entirely different iugrtdicntu from any
other aud known from the experience Of millions who
have used them, well ~ the united testimony fall the
celebrated and distinguished clergy md ply scianS be
the most useful and highly mccutCd pnstcrcver invented
Offered To thcpublc. several persons have called ut
the house tn cypress their surprise and mt the almost
mruCunus these plastcrs have effected. One man
who has been SonlrCicd with hcuna' ms 10 be unable
IN dress himself without assistance, was enabled alcr
wearing one, only night to up alone In the
ming pat his cloths and call office with ewes hci-
ming with io mud hi, pouring forth the gadncss
his heart NJ hcsudcn and signal relief he had received
from this best ofal remedies. Ash for Dr.. Shcrman's
Poor Mans Plaster II is called, because the price
places in the pOwCr Of Nil To purchase beings Ony ~ ~
cents, Sold NJ the variety store Of PINGBORN 4
BRiNSN.iID, Jewellers, BurlngtonNt wholesale agents
liberal discount to merchants who hu, toscll again
For sale in WoOdsiOck, hy l. II. MURDOCH.
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DIR. A. SIIERMAN'S
INDICATED LoZENGES.

1r CHLDREN or aduHs can take medicine in this
form wiih0ni dWcuHy.
us hc onig way 10 make pleasant yet discororcd.
~ Purchasers wW please observe that N, name 81.
SHERM.IN, W. d." is on each Dor.
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NOTICE. WARREN MITE, would respectfully
awe notice To their friends and the public that they
continue manufacturing Saddles Harness. Trunks, Val
Uses and Carpet Bags and all other articles in their line Of
business to suit customers Mt their old standas they in
tend suit in order living by their bust
ness-and they respectfully their thanks for past
patronage, and hope for n continuance
Woedssesk, Nsy 9, 1910. 1-H
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ELOPE MENT.

MY wife Beisey having left my bed and board
wi hereby forbid all persons harboring or irus
Ting her on my account, as shall pay no debts o
her contracting alter this date.
ISAAC PETTIGREW.
Sharon, VI Sept. Z, 1911. 72-3w.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-01

mrs. BURNEIL& CASTLE. have entered into part
~ ncrshp in the prnr''ce NJ Physc and Surgery ans
will for the present. be found at their respective place.
residence.
D,s Igis &-u
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-01

ali ;n
n G ,o m I nas p' S stove is ,at yon hnD;
ra,'S ,o I"'i -, dI GI IL NV v +" slate ,i,
iI,rit nnn nT,h most ;,ortn9t jnT,ntjons ,,j,L;n
M ,i ij in etrct;o md co
g , m c i H. ~ lao ,r"bjr md ,vem c,cm
it Sto" Tran thn t,c, that LcI,c il rovLj sn,r m,
Price Of The Store inJcim one ycar in addition to the
",'g wv , h @ ~, Observation-Disclosures IN
"r"is ~ o,u "t,U u" @ ,h I
H., ~, I., ,,a, I,, ,,n,,a,' 0' MN tInUrC
have or nave not other slHy%s' ,o,o PAUL HOWE
No'"S'ooN ''' 'u"o 'i'" loio'
m III h ,,rn ,' ~ ,,,o % - C
n nl dr., i, ~, Lc ,ho mast ,cn,',; onJ
l On" , '" ~ ,i, IL h" ,r J or ."r and Sam ~,
ncrimnn And hat IL reonirr mn mara thau one ,ourtb
pS ci INV" 'i' "o "I't 'nu o'e 'O",
~ "e JntIH1IeN%Wg 70 ot coNN"",u ~ uyy ot"t, ooo"
a'out "", nav 's'W VI 'tn ,' '"'u ~ "" 'I""'
Wp"tW cpoh'nE' me pNo"a VI ' s'"Nc s"l P"n |',l
unS u, ic nun !" use Wv! ct'' """ 'oNt
mu ~ WI" !, m an ] ",, , ~
s,"res ''''"''' 49, II n WITT
wnn1s,ocl VI IuI, I9th 1siO
~ ~, =,
Mr. - l." 'hast.-i'u'Ins "ScI i"mr ooohl'S stove ~
my ImN Tor some tihc past ana mum" u worthy o all
praise te my uul I" STATE 'a consider lo ne ny
IW me 'cSf cooN& store ~ use aNs uscn ''or inc
PURPOSES o rooNns Sucn us paNs' roaStins eolllNS
@ 90, @ 5 rc, n n, ,in v, or M,
Xxx i h ] = =, &C. mnnId rI we
n", ;c;'sy J,I,trJ cr cYr crln,r, "rnn"
W. c,r,. o r,,or, lr vom rIcn,cl ,,i'h
jc,ar,ucnt or ,h tnv o,, or tlc .nol" hrtng .n;rI
| ,o ''oa,," ;",,, ,L' VAN, ~ " " ~ Trp ,iI7 iii
,vnnl,tnnl ", Imf' ,o,h lsin ~ " '
. '' ' Wv
VIZ 'h'sci-HIi h"'rht,'HH "Nr" No"l CoohiH stoNe'
N02, in my lmily for Sufficient time to have lly salts
' ii 81, ~ 10 "S,' , ". ~ " @ NY
"'."i ,,'n' u" "%g c ","nh d.,
XXI, ;,'-, ,,n, ,, i o,o",nr;.i,I H., ~ t W,
VI, '1, il, W. u,tnnPsVu l ~ r u'c' VI
, ~ I ~ ",' ' w. nTtnr
SUPERIOR TO ANY ONE NOW IN Use | think thnr
none whntry il Willie disappointed, but i" rsGi:r all
me 1irgufIrcS that could be reasonably nucipatrJ from
such an article
JASPER liAIEN.
WOODSTOCK, VI, oct l9i $50,
lbnyc used one of Chascs Cooking Stoves No since
last October and have no hesitation in recommending il II,
hrnn better Stove in every rrsnrc, than an, uo,y in c
In Ills vicinity Tho orc,t convenience derived from hoy
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-01
OBADIAH ALLEN,
RICHARD RIDER,
TIMOTHY IROCkETT,
lAnEn Il unnI l. IiII


AGENCIES.
7. l.. BARKER. No. 3i2 - River Street, Troy, ~ V
THADEl POMERON. in Exchange Building, Corner
OF Exchange & Market Street Albany NY.
IOn SALE nv
JOIN 4. DtI NBIR Woodstock Vt.
:. e. n G.. u. CIIAMBERIIN, barnard VI.
MERRICk GAY. SIncklriLrc. VI
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DIR, G.. r. PHELPS
TOM TO PILLS,
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
ASA
SUBSTITUTE FOR CALoMEE
ARE
TNRIVATIFD FOR EFFICACY

Th1y have been ahundantly aud successfully tried ant
have received universal appreciation in the treatment of
Scrofula, Dyspepsia,
Muadice, Rheumatism,
Mfiuen:d, Coughs,
Nervous Diseases, colts.
Bilious Diseases, .AcM Siomachs,
CoSiireaeSs, collie,
Headache, Caidrrh, &c.
FOR SALE BY
JOHN 4. DUNBAR, Woodstock.
Gushing a Nichols, Qucchec Village
VI. :. Proctor, ProCtOr>ylle
BOsworlh n Foster. Barnard 51-ly
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AGENTSIN VERMONT.

AGENTS IN VERMONT.
JOHN A. DUNBAR, Woodstock,
B. B. Newton, Norwich,
j &. Brooks, Hartford,
Wooster Downcr, Sharon,
DOwncr, Ncyns & Fish, Royalt0n,
o. Gleason ~ Co. Bethel,
II Richardson d Co. Rochester,
MyriCk Gay, Stockbridge,
J. w. French, Randolph
5, b. Mason, West Randolph,
EgcrtDn IL Walker, East Randolph 57-ly
New-York tribune., 1841-06-07

Amer Carrier Commences .erv OF tie sefonc 7'h AZ
H. Fourth ylorn=e Our Cd and faithful tarTf -
be en a. by an order from Gordon nett tst fE@7
10 arid TIE ssod Be G.Sree % teT x ffet
Our Carer having profitable ert -t5-e 20 sf'e
~, r. bs,- Never raIE! al t-ac~ ourirr- Go
-r IN e found prompt faithful ub-'ef = r--ea
ne = II osl-e BY -vias iIatc nocc u TIC oice
New-York tribune., 1841-06-07

--os-!a ,laylaHd paragraph c. >a-id@y " 49, iee
b. printer. blqde ;h. Po'ts reeeiTei To- rfH'F =
o, aa Lee ssd Archer 80 each It -hou4 rave b. and "
zri:tsn 80 :or the former ard each 70 tie I-''er
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MARINE LIST.


Ships Republic Thompson. Richmond W X Murray; C. Co'"a
smith, Havana Spootd & Tecn, Sda"renee Bunker Antwerp
fIilk, x Co.
Brig, john and Edward Turk, leland Nemh& Leeds Mo
hawk Pierce Rio Janciro and tmk owes Godfrey ~ pg An
,op Noel BOYD lipsccs; Gen Mron Ttte Porto
RICO Mason X Thompson Franklin Goodu. Portland 3 Bayiey
Pr,.in brig Ic schultz Bremen WWerr rc bg Ferdinand
IIaca,oru. Bremen Noitcniu.
chr, Gouce IIeom Eastpor Bret vo~e Victory Pented
Alex DC Or,cab Davis Branyvne, Del Nosmh Leeds Fame
Cromwell Halifax Tho> Wnnei VIM Young. Somers, Richmond
Crccn Chn.c ro.tou Repeater Francis Wilmington Nc Homer
ec Boston; Br .chr Token Ayers Johns NIB, smith d
Boyn,on Abbott leeker Bostom Ann sue, Wet"
Richmond Jo, Potts lIuTmun Norfolk Union Robertson Var
mouth N Maitland Kennedy EMERALD Bc0n StIhonas aud La
Gn.r- q Whitaker t,naEll, Bedeck, BALTIMORE
New-York tribune., 1841-06-07

Tie following are quotations for domestic o".
as2 Baltimore sa3, Richmond 4.a: Charleston !ai savannah
g. Mobile lo all; Augusta Noriean :s' NoF'in C-f'i" =
-. CINCINNATI Louisville 9.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-07
- T,tb, medical Pubiic-rhe SubEerlser PFo7os

To the Medical Public.-Tae Subscriber proposes 'S
bl il xe-Yo-k Weey Medical Periodical TO BE- eaiien '
ueicsl Gd:et obiecof the paper VIII nc 'odA
through tie profession O: every thHs Interesting
ry o se: so psal,.e, .ic oeSur whether - '0e q
h,oa Tee foreign Journals Will be early received any
,s mos interesting PLACED immediately before the ''S'ef
Of % Gazette. original paper will appear aud IA ms "e
,n-n aa i, promised by se,s OF our uot eminent rhy'ean
bserbr has great pleasure referring the sahl''ned r.
ca the c -s he selects the aPPor; e.
the Me,.e4 Public. " - Nooh''' ny
Ounce or PfYsct,xS AID >UseEoNs
Ncsy-YoIk. June = ISL
p,,.g ,bt the l.;er,,s the Medical Profession can b. pre-
- y Veil eopi.cc Weekly Nccal Journal ana from Vsf
,e OF I)r Robert. feeling the moot enue commence "a Va
t "a onaue, Periodical uh irinn'f mat VIII y. elo
,t IN h,zself rSef "e 'eS 'Vfuial re-
Inn nd the Medci Gazette 20 the patronage o. 's'
fread. al the Pro,Ios. - .-r.,..
THOMAS COCK. y President 81 iae b"Sfu oi lfs''o~
L. II SWIM Il PROT r-1tc- o. PAys'e-
49, N - j. .. J.. o a4tomv.
4 Rgrs Pro- Nr-t H..ea -Hi VI -
P,RgEz. Il D. Prot 90 cgf-et.- - r. 800.
Cg..rrry K q ,V I'd Pref 81 55siFo, and IT. p-s"ses
Of Women AMI Children
W. fully .opc,r y. ~ al-Jfe mn. --..tn -,
Foy.,a5 Dsl-.,lfLu q. D. JOS c thLts%'S, ~ ~
J. EgtE>rY Rop,El-. L D. St1f-El y" Moeks N y
Ri-B.ED h i5osf~AN, ", D.
TrRMS-THE NEW-YORK MEDICAL GAZETTE wi. DC
subAed every Weca4-sy URAH Turner N@e fark race
10 aonl al il- s4-ro--cd fosT-INo %.
I; i BE- printed spoa god pspr rG each Number contain "
PAGE o-tayo - payable IA ad'anecs' aio
hree nouh,The NUmb.r VAL aprear early IA July i'
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rrqae 10 L Savannah cotton &c Dunhan
BIZ ls Dee~en rroor 81 days fro" Newcastle Eng coal C D.
Bris Olive Reynol d. alfl plaster Capnin-3spOs-
BE- Julia amt Helen Bartlett, p /, cai, lime &C. Cap
Br,r Jnia Can+ a d. from bordeaux brandy &c to Rche
Brig Fanny Cot Baker 10 days from Georgetown cotton &c ''A
Bris Augusta sherwood days Savannah s,4rse
Brig nnoa Robinson d, from Charleston, Durham
Dmon.
Brig New Jersey Brown 10 d' from Darea cotton to H. ~ Dei
BIZ Lamar, Joan,-u day from savannah cotton to seos@
BIZ brig Kate Williams. II days Galway, coal order
Brig ESchoase ortn day M.tarz, oIn'sos to Mason
Ser boIsa knapp. days Asndria aour captain
hr jor Ssrwo,I ~ div. from PoG coal to j
CLEOPATRA frinc, 10 day from Curacoa salt TO John
Schr American Trader KIRBY days from cro<, sugar;'E
chr Extio Ranle, II day from rc,ou VIM Kembe
BELOW ships, barqae Mary ke'oIe' I'd 3 ods~
u Ladic. If you want cheap silks go BARNERS Grand
street where YOU good ,efy o- prices
je7-3t-
u Vnioni.ts A-sociaiion.i regular Meeting ,hs As
xii be held onroe Hall Tue evening June eth
at o'clock requested. The innua! Elec-
Of the Association will be held this evening BY
order >ILAS CHCKERINC, President
GEORGE GFAY Sees joseph cA1t ,. Vice Pess.-
J. Farewell Meeting OF Nom AicXHndrc Waite
the .yita,cn Board Directors the Mercantile
Library MONSIEUR Aexandc. will deliver Farewell Ad
rc.s 10 the citizens explanatory OF In system Of In
eraa.nal Exch.nge Literary Works, Clinton Hail. aon-
day the th inst at O'Clock which the board respectfully invite
tho ATTENDANCE. Of all literary and ssgb
boring cite ,eociatoa aad the public gsnef
lly BY order SAMUEL SLOAN, Recording Secretary
Il To i.iterasy Ncn.-I4e publisher Of Weekly Literary
Journal OF high DESTROYS of d
oe.ins OF il to ceuenAn vel quas,d standing
m pressure other business the principal r
wishing To the right stamp, favorable terms
vi! be gher Address Clarence Box - p o. New-fork eSn
u 1EeeiingA Meeting will take pace Colombian Hsp s
Gaudtrect the Bowesy. Monday Evening" h inst 81
viii b. discussed the bct sad practical mean Of H'Pro'
eesang condition of the Working Classes VIC
compose majort- OF Society. ls9--'
x Eass.-SrESCER .hs day ofsFs hs s1fnaies
style. Hats, consisting OF edrn 20 EXTRA fi
BEAVER together with the MAPPED PEARL ne" and n'as
promises great popularity, The establishment benz
Quoted az herto unon peculiar system zoe PfoP
above, has other aF,icie4 20 make az
tan, reduction from ts charges other fashionable dealers
je2IA Caaaber strset opposite the fo' o''
" TIE Cheapest Cash Tailor yc,.-PETEE V. iaes
TED Na Chatham square, OF makes
ing To order in e neas style cheaper than the en
O., CaL TaAe. IL city gced {. N all c-ses Ta'raatso-
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T He T RIB Z Ne.
NEw.YoRK. MoNDAY MoRNEIG. JuNE :. -.

y FOR Repor, Of the Secretary o. the Frcasur',
sec page.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-07

= For City Intelligence, and n cnrcfpii: correct
ed RaEk Note I able. see last page
New-York tribune., 1841-06-07

tATscR MsrBEw.-This cxcellen, lately ;o5h ar
excursion the County Kerr and the FIRST person who
tcok the pledge the Rev Nj Mathew, vii; he paid
week Killarney administer ,ie teeiotai obgsa,
was the Hon William Browus, of tae Earl .: kenmsre.
The took place .on; Of the -Ikc;house in tho
open air TIE reverend gentleman tcck Of hs medal
scl uiaoc,l ]: -ouod NJ B:cwpe'e rc-i.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-07

CzysKs.s-Ia ,e Senate, oa Friday, Mr.. Clay Of Ky
atroi-e oil to repeal tte Sa6-T-easgrg Il : IS 9i-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-07

q The jail OF Ciernsn. County, Chic cang': ie n tie
r5of AID was de.,royed on the Isl inst
= The Catholic Church IN Monroe, Perry Co., Ohio,
:y SET OF f7 BY ioSe5daree and tp.sed se ,e ground
New-York tribune., 1841-06-07

= 'Tsg Nrv- YoR. ATHEssvs' : the t;tie Of rev
and neg; Li;ergy Weekly the ms: nrnbe9 q which az
pearal or Satcrday-ehce, 81 Ann street.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-07

70 !, IS SAID tina. the Royal assen: ms ten gwen e The
bill passed BY the Upper Canada Legislature authoTisin the
Government 10 purchase on; all the Priya.s s;oc. N the
Wesnd Canal Compenytnerey converting j: wholly into
public vo-k.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-07

articles ~hick bear sisiitvde to aHy enumerated article
;hargeabe with dury shall pay the OF duty With
he article which :, most resembles would large
annually the eyenac and prevent much and
saon betwves the importer and he oHcers charged with
be collecrinr Of ,nc c,,.tnnls.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-07

g Tbs Exchange Hotel, ne- and elesan. establishment
. soon to b. oPeped e; Richmond Va
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Court Of Probate, .'fidiieio,c,,, .uay II, Is4

Court Of Probate, .fiddieio,e',, May II, 1s4
V>HE Executors sixth account on the cs-
tate OF Isaac Barker, late of Middletown
dec. was presented for examination and al
lowance-
1t is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred to a
Court of Probate, to be holden at the Town
House in Middlctown, On TIE third Monday in
June next, at two o'clock, p. III. and that
previous notice be given by publishing a copy
Of this srder, three several times in the Her.
ald ofthe Times, for all persons interested to
appear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy--witness
JOSHUA CoGGEsnALL, Probate Clerk.
May 20.
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REMOVAL!!

WILLIAM II. GREENE, Tailor and
Draper. takes this method to inform
his friends and the public generally that he
has removed to the store No. I37 I-2
Thames street, directly opposite Col. Marsh's
shoe STOREY where he will continue the Tai.
loriDg busines in oil its various branches.-
lie tenders his thanks for the liberal patron.
age received and respectfully so!icits con-
tnuance.
Always on hand a complete assortment of
Broadcloths, Cassilnercs, Vestings and other
articles usually found in such an establish
ment, which he will sell as cheap us can be
found in any other store IN town.
UT Particular attention to CUrrrNo.
WANrED-2 Girls as apprentices.
April Is.
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TalIOW Chandlery,

rINllE public are respectfully informed that
the business of Soap and Candle manu-
featuring, for many years carried on by San.
ford Bell, IN Broud street, has recently been
rclnqulshcd by Mr.. Bell, snd will. hereafter
be- continued by the subscriber, IN all ns
branches as heretofore at the old stand, where
he will always be happy TO wal, on his friends
and the public. SlLAS WARD.
Newport, April !, lS4l.-2m.
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For Sale.

A large and valuable lot of land, contain
"A ing upwards Of two and half acres,
situated on Bellevue street, directly opposite
the residence of Hon. Henry Middleton. 1t
is divided into house lots, aud will be sold To
the best advantage. The situation is one of
the most delightful in Newport, having fine
view of the harbor aud ocean, and being near
the new road leading to the Beach. For fur
rhcr particulars, inquire of
JOHN TOMPKINS.
Npwport Oct g. IS.9