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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26
The Creton Reservoir.

Mr.. EDlTos-lesierday | took a stroll up 10
the large reservoir in lorkyille, and among other
things saw dog swimming in the water therein
contained and have no doub, but ,ha, the people
living around it find il very fine place for bathing
in the evening 1t Is but justice to the keeper to
say that "a soop A. he saw the dog be stoned him
out, and turned away his owner But il is wrong
that !, should be so exposed as to admit Of such
improprieties-for. depend upon it, the tempta-
ton TO indulge j. too strong, botk to animals and
some things called human when it is easily
.ratih-d These parts Of the outer wall that can
be scaled with by pedestrian, should be rai'-
I'd. or a trench dsg along them. and the part in
tended for carriage entrance should be enclosed
by temporary fence and gate until such time as
the Commissioners finish it ~ wall and iron
gates, as suppose they intend; bu, the nusances
complained Of should be etiectually prevented and
Immediately, as many are already s.ing the water
in the City. Al OBSERVER.
u The Loco-Foco papers in the West are de-
clarng for RICHARD NJ JoHSsos COR next Presi-
dent. If he would only keep quietly at home and
make no speeches, be would stand fir chance
~ The Raleigh (N. c Register states that
all the Loco-F oco candidates for the Legislature
in Surrv Co have ceme out in favor Of a NATIoSAL
BANK, declaring it the only remedy for the evils
Of the times.
u The LoSG IsLISD RAILROAD CoxPAST
have again extended their route. The travel on
TN. road is greatly increased. thousand. VINO
have never visited the East end Of the Island, now
avail themselves o, the railroad
CART. TYLER ~ sCosSEcTEouI.-MsjorN Noah's
paper has been for sale Tor few DAYS in this city,
and the people have great yenerstion for it
,ha, they will not touch it. Michael disposed of
one copy yesterday change; it sold for one cent
at SIX months credit. New Haven Herald.
70 boat was capsired on the Delaware, near
Philadelphia, on Sunday afternoon. and two per-
son, drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26
PennsyIvnuia LesisIature--Ths ApPs1'
.ors;on@s., IN pa ss~d It's featurcc-
Passage Of q Tax and Creoissr"
Adjournment, Ae.
CorresDondence OF The IrIUune'

COrre.pondence OF The Irioune.
H..Si,Buse, July 3, isi2
The following Appor,ioument Bill from a : on
ference Comn,itte. consisting of Messrs. Sullivan,
Cochran and Pennnan of the Senate, and Wright
Stevens and Fulton of the House, passed both
branches to-day: Senate, % TO II; House 10
to 80.
Districts Population. ,....,.. xirs..
.e.sing Bockley and West Ps isdephia, 10 Phhs
delrhia County spd Cedar Ward IN the eiiy
II .67,5-7 The city OF Phiadcpha, eh,sPN So""''
Upper Delaware and North Mlls~rry "sIus d.;
Ill Il "a Northern Liberties and hsns.ngton ~ q
ladelr. a County, and Upper Delaware anu No'h
Muli,erry wards IN the city.
" ISLE Ssrug arten North and south rem own
mp. RoIbo-ough German,own, b,is,ol, InIlJu, n,Iu
p1ra,ed Northern Liberties, Oxford Lower Duoln
Bvfsrry ana Morehead IN PhladeiphiaCo.
vi Jf. Chester and Delaware
VI ~ $50. Berss snd Lehish.
VII g5s9 Montgomery and Buck A.,
VIII % 49, Lancaster except the owhsh'f' ID ''e ''
District -, l.,s =,
IN. 81 .is -Dsuphn. Lebanon and the townships o.
R,oIo Ws-.Ick West Cscsllco aud West Donegai
Y - ~ No-,hau,p,or Monroe. Wayne and Pike
Xi -3S,T scbuylki Northumberland and Columbia
MI Is .nI WvosinC, Su>quehannsh atd Lulsfhe.
XIII 7t2s7 .Lycorn,, Porter, Bradford ann iosa
XIV. .70,o54. .tiork and Adams
Xy. s5.s42. Cumberland, Franklin and Perry III.
XVI as Huntington. Jun sta. Usos ani Mihfn-
XXIi s1sS Bedf,r,l somerset Cambria and Indiana
XVIII. .5s.72l. Fayetfe AMI Greene.
XIX. 81 ~. Wesimoreland and Armstrong
XXsl-Ssi. CLARION. Jefferson, Clesrheld Centre ana
Clnios.
XXI. .7osa7. Washington and Beaver
XXI. 81 l35. .aAieghsny.
XXIII ea 57i Butler Mercer ,ni Nensngo.
XXIN .72,;is.. Ere, Crawford and warren
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

u The Peoples Press at Norridgewock, Me
hosts its flag with HEshY CLAY for Presden
and JoHy DAVIS for Vice Presdsnt.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

o. The SogrgERSER, Talladega, Ala, hoist
the name OF Henry CLAY for President.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

QT The Pit,sbursI (Pa.) Daily Advocate and
Advertiser has hoisied the flag OF HrSRr CLAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

ASoTEER SHOCK OF Az EARTsQuAKE.--Cap-
tain Wedden Of tina schooner Only Daughter, lG
day. from Port an Prince, informs us that there
was a shock Of an Earthquake at that place on
the 1t inst. Captain W. did not hear of any
damage
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

pJ The Whi.. Of Somerset Co. Maine, held
Convention, made full County ticket, and unani
mously nominated HENRY CLAf for President.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

T The CoscoRDn (La) lsrELLisEscIR
hitherto aneutra paper, ha, also raised the flag
HEsRY CLAY for President in 1914.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

" The O,weeo County Whis has hoisted ,h'
banner of HESRT CLAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

GF For Speech Of Mr.. White-The
Crops, and Anti Association, see First
Page.
C. For Prmeval Weeds, by {. r.
Hoffman, Visit to Niagara, &e. see Last
Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

G The CArTARAuGUs WIG has placed at
it. head the Of Henry Clay for President,
and accompanied it, raising the banner with an
able statement of the reasons which have led it to
.ub,titste his nsme for that Of Gen. Scott
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26
F.srF,NNINe. FlnrILl- d b

Nothing from Oc,.1chce and ne Greeks. I'd
w. hear # ncw isprcdaiiou,. |, b, .-iei';oo.
however. thai matters wear a Favorable" a,rcc'-
Halcck and hi, party leave C.iar hey ior A.
kan.,, in four or i've day, together "'sh -'m'
,ven,y.iour warrior. and about lof'y ~om.a and
children.
The remains OF the late Lic-i. jane B. Land.
of the lst regiment /. : DrssVou,. ha'c nccn di''
Inferred from their resting place 10 Cawr l.nd'
on the Niiha coochc. sni they are remove. D., ore
der of Col. Worth. to =. Augustine, Cos aier
rcut 10 IN, military buYiu; ground ncar odd 'H
Marion.
Tbs, gallant officer Was "a native oi south Car.
ous and the only remaining son oi Gen. ifaf'. u
the late war. II viii be- rccolec,cd 'aat ar tell
no,rally wounded in tic advanced guard of G,n.
Gaines. army on tie 2StI February. 1880. lie
volunteered Tor ,he var (being go iutiousn dsiaa;
from hi. regiment and when he tel be- "r' n ;hs
advance ssard. position sought and occupied By
him for a week previous. l;'s'a'DAl hep.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

" The CLAY BANNER is new Wing paper At
Portsmouth. Va. BY John W Murdough.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

" The " PrArTs'ILr Bee" neutral paper,
has jus, been started Prausvills, Greene County,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

AM,x KILLED BY Wcl'Fs.-lh' skeleton
man was found IN tn pmir''. r"af the rr,'ie'ce
It Mr. Hugh Wuhcrs in Marion county Mo, on
the l8h u't.. supposed 20 be tha' OF an ad H'sfo.,
From the beaten nnd tangled condition oi -' a'l,
gra,, arouai the SPOT where 'he skeleton "as Dis
covered and the appearance oi the e'hi,it %. orc
foot. il /, believed that the negro vo, hli,i aal
eaten up los wolves.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

LouisI,NA-Owing to the failure of two sue
cessivc Mails from Newt Orleans, we have no far
ther return. from Louisiana to-day. The Journal
Of Commerce vaguely reports the election of Bryce
over Moore to Congress. but we do not reason
to believe it.
- Some provoking printers errors were mad. 10 our
last louisiana return-such puiing the line Third d.
rci the returns the Second instead Of under ihs
also. marking the East Baton Rouge Delegates Wings
stead OF elected. Tnese errors and their correction
sufficiently obv ous to our Poucsl readers
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

~ The Xenia Free Press, Ohio. proposes JoHs
QUINCY ADAMS for next President
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

MoNsrRovs Last Monday night m'n By
tho nam, Of Rogers. OF plsin6,.d Otcgo Cousy,
va. arrested for whipping his wife 10 So arl'al
manner %. 20 produc. hcr death. i0 ft O. jrans-
enrc.. Ga Wedue-da, So icara.t 'hat Be- BAD
made hi. escape from tie au,lor.'I'- d i.a' 'hs
citizens vera in pur,u', Of him. \ ...r Save 20
an appetite for ium. Unca New'.
MrsrING Houst BuR>r-Ne understand ust
rhs Congregational Meeting House 800 Bethel Dan
bury va, destroyed by ire on WedDeslay night
ast. We have nc particulars.
Ncw-iiaven Palladium.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26
Hixh md Low Salaries.

The Philadelphia L. 5. Gazette, in speaking OF
the proposed reduction Of salaries under our City
Government, remarks
The salaries as they will stans after reduction
will be about fifty per cent. more than they are IN
Phladelp phia, when j. the cheapes! and best gov
erned city in the nion.
We think this mu.t be too strong but that the
corrupt Bank Wing Nick Hidsle city of Phladel-
phis-which has nerer been Loco-t eeo-should
have even lower salarie. and cheaper Government
than our iranscendently Democratic Newly ork,
will astoni.h good many.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

PARRrcIDE.-An old man by the name Of John
Sadbury. living in the eastern part Of rhe County
of New Hanover, y c., wa. SHOT dead on the ith
inst. while sitting in his hou-e The deceased
was upwards sf 10 years old, and blind. Su'Pi-
cion attached to his own son, 10 whom he had
made over large sum of money to protect it from
the result, of lawsuit in which lie had become
involved The corsner', inquest subsequently de-
clare the son TO be the murderer.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

70 boat was caPsired on the Delaware, near
Philadelphia. on Sunday afternoon. and two per-
sons drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

&C If the Philadelphia Chronicle will look to
the Alabama Journal, for the Politics OF that State.
instead of taking the bare " ord Of friend from
South Alabama. it will be better informed and We
doubt not betray less i'll manners. That the Wings
of Alabama generally urge the winding up OF the
delinquent State Bank and Branches, and their sp-
ponen,s generally oppose it and suggest some
other expedent. is sustained by the tenor Of all our
Al.bam. papers. and rhey are eight or ten IN
number.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

u The greatest benefits onep those VII arc N
most sleD, N their oper,rioa. Thus emphaIcfY Nih
ihe Medicated Preparations Dr. Pet 'tney agree
able to The Taste. thF ssnBfns ssnpi MS
usually CAUSED by ether medcnes, 1u YET among fr most
efhc cDt that used. II i only necessary % rie o Ne
cures cted by Pills, Billion, sni otlsr fr
yers Headaches Cosiy.nes> Jauudre. DYspep.a, LIVER
Complaints ga sickness. Drnp.y s.. 90 my .asiau ils
remark. The offices at go Broadway snd 10 tll0n
street of Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

The Nsw PosT OFFICE BlLL.-The Bill intro
duced by Mr.. Melrick of Md, and now pending
in Congress, proposes that the rates of postage
shall be uniform to our own currency; that every
single letter conveyed distance not exceeding 80
miles, shall pay FIVE cents; that every letter con-
veyed over 80 and under $50 miles, shall pay ten
cents; over $50 and not exceeding 300 miles. If
teen cent?. over 900 and not exceeding 500 miles,
twenty cents: over SEQ miles, twenty-five cents.
All way newspapers are TO be subject TO letter
postage, and none will pay the simPl. newspaper
postage but those sent from the Office OF the pub
Usher. The size of newspapers is TO be limited
also. Railroads. steamboats,. &c. are prohibited
from carryin. letters and parcels. Private TX
presses are also prohibited, except or single oc-
casion, and where no compensation IS received
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

Tur NoRrH.EAsrFRN BoCSrARr.--Ourr ran.
graph in saturday. paner. re-. ,eciins ne Bnsr&
ry Negotiation. turns out 10 have been well found.
d 1t j. pow general, known th,t aa he Con.
missioner, f,0m the Two S;arcs Interested N !, h.,
.ignit.d their assent to toe line proposed II 10
,nfof,.ccu or unexpected difficulty should ,r.e.
,bi. yc- important rrau,acii0n w. ere long receive
- completion. Via, the luc agreed on j.. Or
What are il. term, or conditions, We hlye ID; ",
.arpt We take 10 for GRANTED hat AL these are
air and honorable and a. they are satisfactory ,s
,h, par.ic. principally coacSrn,d. W. doubt DO,
ihcv viii prove equally 50 20 The c"uuty. AID
most sincerely DO We congratulate the country a
The settlement OF "A controversy oi. we DAY say
ftfy wars dsr1aon--a controversy which has
even iAr,stencd to involve tie eoUnrry n thc ca.
,mitc, OF war Maternal inicAiseDoer
Is senate, on Salgday after thr close oi or
eorrc.pondent', letter, Mr.. Mcrcca'- biil 20 mod.
iiy tie rates Of postage ordered to be- ensros.
"A for third readius and printed. Nj. Meniek
qav- notice Of his intention 20 Introduce ora M.
dsy new Bill 10 regulate Po,'agcs thr flaraifs
privilege. sc.
~ Colonel /. Aco,rA, Charge Aturr' <
the Republic OF Ncw-Grcrata, arrived 'r Na,h.
ineton a l,v day. ago. ard wa. ou >lt-rda, PIE.
,ented to the President by the Secretary oi >n,e.
National lltri I-,rsrr.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

DJ II has now been ascertaned beyond doubt
hs, the number of persons who lost their lives by
the explosion Of the Shamrock amounts to sixty.
eight-63 passengers and Of the crew, instead Of
81 passenger. and 6 of the crew, as first stated
Mont Cour.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

OOur Insurance Companies. says the Ameri-
san have lowered their rates on account Of the in
PRODUCTION Of the Cro,ou Water. Thi. is one of
the blessings which all our citizens will share 1t
i, believed that the Of cleaning our will
hhewi.e be- reduced hv the Croton.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

u The venerable Deacon John Whitman OF
East Brdgewater, Mas. died at his residence in
that town on Wednesday, the Goth inst, aged one
kHu4rsi ant seren Years
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

" A small sloop boat belonging to Jersey, con.
tsnia. two men, was cspszed of pier No. l.,
North River, during the squall Sunday afternoon
Fortunately no lives were lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

NEW THaEsHISG MAcHIsE.-We saw yester-
dava new modification of this valuable machine,
entitled Warren, Patent" which possesses re-
markabls compsctness and efficiency. II Is only
thirty inches high. asd eighteen inches square, and
can be easily carried in common hand cart and
can vet ,sresh fifteen bushels per hour with one
horse pswer without urging Ii can be examined
at 50 Water-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

pleasant ExcuRsIoY. A Fair will be he'd on
the grounds of the Rev Robert Bolton, Pelham
Priorv, near New Rochelle, on Wednesday the 97th
and Thursday the 2sth inst, to aid in the erection
of a. Episcopal Chapel for Pelham. lfthr weather
should prove unflyorsble the Fair will be opened
on the first fair day and continue two days. The
steamer Fairfield will convey such a, are desirou'
of attending leaving Fulton Market Slip at . \.
NJ. and returning at 7. VI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

J A young man named Patrullo, aged absut
nineteen. wa, drowned on Saturday in attempting
to swim across the Schuylkill. near Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-26

q The Loco-Foco papers in the West are de-
clarng for RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON COR next Presi-
dent. If he would only keep quietly at home and
make no speeches, be would stand fir chance.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-02
NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

A LII LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD are recommended, e
IA make use OF WM. BROWN'S PORTABLE CAKE
YEAST it makes the bread much better than the COM
mon mode The Yeast is free from all impure ngretento
makes the bread perfectly white and light is well aapcc
for ships use and will keep in all Cmaer Ii is now in
extensive in Boston, and orders beginning TO be re-
ceived from aqnarcrs No hciler evidence is wanting
its superiority over all other articles used for rising breab
than the following certificate.
Boston, May 2Oth l5il,
The undersigned having made use Of VIM Browns
Portable Cake Yeast for rising bread Our opinions this
new PREPARATION OF Yeast is fur better than auy other nr
Gle we have ever madeuse Of and will make the bread
much whittier and very light and believe il to he free
from all impure ingredients
Signed by the Pastry Cooks at the fremont House. Pa
wilton, American House, and Marlboro Hotel Boston,
IL is now in use nj most of the Hotels in the CITY, and
on board Of all the steamships belonging To Mr. Cunrls
line OipaCkets Anoe is just received from John Ander-
son, Pnstr Cook on board the steamship BRITANNIA who
writes that he has made of VIM. Browns Yeast for
making bread during two voyages the Atlantic and
can recommend il us far superior to any thing else for
rising bread.
The above article is for sale by the proprietor 4s
Washington street, Boston. Retaedby
Woodstock VI. j. A. DUNBAR.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-02
COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM.
n. b. NEUTON, Norwich.
!. c. BROOkS, Hartford,
A. a. II. WARMER. WinlsO

vUNlIS Balsam is now offered to the public from u'
conviction that II is superior In my other medicine
IN for the various diseases OF the chest Its effects
first tested in private practice aud the medicine
extensively circulated nj the earnest solicitation 0i many
who received the most signal benefit from In diseases the
most distressing and alarming.
The prcparcr of this baam tas for several years paid
particular attention 10 pulmonary conplains,hy watching
their progcss investigating their and carefully
ticng the effects nj the md most approved
ies which have been prescribed by ply sicans o all or
ders of most kinds Of patent medicines which have
been Offered to the public.
1t has been found produce most astonishing results in
whoopng. cough cHtarrh affections of he lungs II dro
thUray or dOpOy Of the chest nucn2n Group spiltin:
Of blood, pain In the side shortness Of breath, cOGsump
ton md common colds
II regulates the natural sccrcons Of tho system pro
cures Tree expectOraiOn and aats morbid rritabIliiy
Hence it, great utility in nll diseases Of the lungs.
Thousands of certificates might he given II necessary,
but all that is wanted for its recommendation Is lair tr
nj. PRICE. so cents.
Preparedb by DR.. II. II CARTER. For sale by
J. ROSS, Jr
Woodstock. March o. lsi2 81
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-02
WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

NIEDICATED-PRIcE6 cts. OF, 10 cts OF, G2 l-2 cts.
lNl lb-A remedy that has gained great reputation
for the of coughs, colds, whoopine cough, phthc,
throat, and all diseases Of the lungs also 1t In
icnsyc use for clearing the voice for Nocalsls or Public
Speakcrs and in consequence Of the extensive sale md
wonderful efficacy Tor curing the above complaints has
caused number Of Druggists and Conieciioncrs TO cou-
terlet this valuable cough remedy An imitation has just
been shown me with name stamped on the candy evil
IDENTITY to deceive the public For the genuine YOU will
call for VIM Browns Boncsc Candy, Mcdcntod,n and
that the direction is signed by the proprietor md the
candy stamped " WV. BpOwS." The true article is for
sale in Boston, at wholesale nd RETAIL by the Manuactu.
rcr, corner of Washington and Elliotst.
For sale by J. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VI.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-02
SlOO ssEW AHsAD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been of
" crcd for months oany one who will use bottle Of
Hays Lntment Tor the PHes without being cured, OF
thousand sold, in instance has il failed of cure
Proof overwhelming to be had when Is sold. 1t is also
certain in nearly euery case, Externally in the
following complaints.
For the PiieS, TightneSs Of The chest es-
For al Dropsy, Peci1iiy in chiidrtn,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers Of the legs, or
Sore threat By canoe sor other fungus sores, how.
ulcers, euer obstinate or long
Group standing,
Wh0oying cough, Fresh Rounds,
Scaid Head, Chiidkains &c. y.
LOOK
Some SpindCrShque counterftitcd the article and put
up uih rarionS dcuicCs. DO not be imposed upon.-
One thing only will protect you- Is the name of COM.
STOCK co. that name must Arrays be on The lrrny.
PER- or You are cheated DO not forget It,. Take this
direction with yOu and test by that, never buy III for
tits impossible Tor any other TO be true or genuine,
Sold hy COMSTOCk CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
SILLY j. ROSS, Jr, Woodstock, VI.
b. h. NEWVON, Norwich
j. c. BROOKS, Hartford.
4. 4 II. WARDNER, Windso |
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-02
MYSTERIOUS S.

wi L ~ IL IL l. W ~ ~
4 GENTLEMAN belonging to one ofthc most ancient
n aud wealthy families of this city, who must be wen
known to nu nerOs friends; having since the year o5
an to recently been bent nearly DOUBLE and for several
wears confined to his bed has been restored to good health
has rcganed his natural erect position-and ms n'ed
his carriage, and now walks with ease! we believe
this the genemans own description as near as possible
and there is no in it, We willeyc inqnirers
his address, and doubt not his humane feelings VIII cS-
c,se the liberty; that any one doubling may know
these ctsthO6gh he requests his name may not appear
in prnt Among other similar instances Mr. Jas. g.
REYNOLDS IA Christie street has been restored and WIN
give personal of the facts OF his case. boh
were rheumatism, and contracted cords and sinews-
How has this been done! .
Answer.-By the Indian Ttgstabir EHrer internally,
and Heues' Nerve and Bone Linimsnt externay-N.f !.
Herald.
univ Sold by COMsTOCK & CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York
j. ROSS JrWoodstock, Vt.
57Iy b, y. NEWTON, Norwich.
j. C. BROOKS, Hartford,
A. 4 N. WARDNER, Windsor.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-02
No. Am ACT. RELATING TO PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS

Hi,hersby enacted By the General assembly
Of The State Of Tcrmoni, rs follows:
SEC. |. The fiscal year Of the State Of Vet
mont. shall terminate on the last day Of August
See. 2. Each states attorney, and county
clerk, in the state. The Sergeant-at-arins, each Of
Inc board of commissioners for the instruction Of
The deaf, dumb md blind. the quarter ninslcr gen
c,al, the superintendent Oh the state prison. and
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-02
WM RROWN,S PENCIL PASTE

WIN. BROWNS PENCIL PASTE,
TN one minute you can produce polish fur superior to
L British Lustcr il being paste, is used without max
ing dust, which is great objection to powder. Look
TO your Stoves and Crates If YOU would have them neat
md hearing light lustcr. Price, IL cents ROLL
Families can be supplied at most of the Druggist aud
Grocery Stores in Boston, Dealers lcsuppIied at the
manufacturers price, of Dana Eycns Co., Slas Pierce
& Co., VIM. stearns Co., WIN u. bradford Il Co,
For sale by J. A,DUNBAR.
Woo dstOck VI. 81.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-02
MRS. NJ. y. GARDENERS BALSAM OF
LIIERMORT & IIOARIlOUND.

LIVERWORT 81 HOARHOUND.
VENIIE Original Vegetable verwor Prcperation.- Price
y 80 cents the bottle The most popular remedy for
the cure of coughs, colds splitting Of blood and phsc,
and all other diseases OF the lungs; also Is IN extensive
use for the cure of Liver Conpnint-s Mrs GARDENERS
Indian }asam of Iiverwor and lIourhOund. This Is the
first preparation of Lverwor introduced To the American
public, il being twelve years since II was first esnb'
shed. Its reputation stands unrivalcd as cough mei-
cine certificates and places of residence on the print
ed direction round the bottle.
The underri 3D. having received great nrot fer til,
ure of diseases above named, with confidence We icrom
mend the celebrated Bnsam of Ivcrwor to the public.
Ernes, Webster, David +. Woodbury.
Thomas lIaskins, jr l.. Horton,
G. Ellis, II. Gall,
G. Williams, Miss l.. Howard.
Wholesale and retail by the proprietor, WIN. BROWN
Isl Washington street, Boston. Retailcd by
70 j. ROSS, Jr. Woodstock, VT
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Lard Lamps.

lust received, the new pacrt Lard Lamps which will
produce clear, bright mild light without smoke or
SMELL and ut great saving ofetpense.Thcy will also hnrn
of heat is found of great advantage in burning CONCEAL
ed substances in cold weather For sale cheap by
oct. II, 1912. C.. DANA, Jr.