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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-09

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Woodstock % June 1912. JAS. ROSS, Jr.
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Bank Note and Exchange Table.
December. 1912.
CORRECTED ny
w ILLS g. & o.,
EXCHANGE & MONEY BROK Err,
NO 10, STATE STREET, BOSTON,

The bills of all the Banks in the New England States
which in good credit received at par on deposit.
by the following Banks vizAtas, Atlantic, Eagle Free
mans, Globe, Mechanics Hamilton, Market, Merchants,
North, State, Suffolk Shoe and Leather Dealers Shaw
NUT, Boston, fremont, Traders, Union and Washington.
" The Suffolk Bank ransacs all business relating TO
country banks, for the above named banks.
lrThc Boston Bank receives all current money.
Counterfeit 50 bills on many the New England Bank
are in observation-disclosures stereotype plate.
Counterfeit Us are in cicutiOn, on the Plymouth Bank
Mass, letter of various dates. The first appearance Of
these bills is goOd but they easily detected by observ
Ing that the words "three dollars in fine print, are very
irregular and defective.
also SIS on the Holland County Bank, Conn New plate
letter ID, Visnetle, cupds encrcins the figure s. Flint
Cashire; Stearns President Ven done.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

Missouri CAplToL,--It seems that claim is
about TO be set up to portion or the whole of
jefferson City, the Sea, of Government, of Mis-
souri. The following is from the Kaskaskia Re
publican:
LUCK S A MisFoRTUNE.--We have Jus. re.
eslved information from source 10 be relied upon,
saaf man named John Bapiiste DeLi.le, was the
owner Q. s1o arnenss of and upon which the whole
OF the city of Jefferson, in Missonr : hull, ,,,l
1na. 10 1911 or IL, he left vincennes on keel for
rittseargas which place he enlisted in Tho Tn;,sa
States Army, and only returned a shor. time s;n.,
10 Vlneennes, He had not been heard from s;,.,
the time he left Vincennes until he returned H;
sisters, acting under the belief tha, he WAS acaa
sold the land To Major Barry Of Aiia soUri. Sine.
the return OF BeLislc, Mr. Lesieur and Mac,
Dawson, OF New Madrid, have purchased from
him, the land and intcud set up their claims ~
immediately. MIR. Lesieur and Major Dawso,
can go to Jefferson City this winses aud saw 90 rho
members of the Legisa,nse: gentlemen, ass Is o,,
house, " take up your knapsacks and put"
" DR.. Kenuicoit Of Oxford, a man remarkable
for his love of good eating, having discovered
remarkably fine hg upon a tree.io the garden oe-
longing 70 his college, was determined TO appre
pria,e it to himself, and for that purpose as II wa
not qsi,e rirc, fastened piece of paper upon II
on which he wrote " Dr.. Kenaicott's hg." Ont
Of the fellows of the college observed it, and be
ing punsser, he the 6g, and in its place wro,:
on another piece OF paper. which ne hung there
"A fig for DR.. kennicott,"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

HoPs.-Gurdon Avery, in the village of Water
vile, Oneida county NewYork, raised this year on
twelve acres of land. 80 ,937 pounds of hops. He
proposes to challenge the werld TO excel him as 70
quantity and quality, oe the same quantity OF land,
tor sl000-or parately-quality without quanti-
ty, or quantity without quality, for $500 on salts
factory evidence Argus.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
gTATE or NEW-YoRK, ss.--Ir

- Chanccry, before The Vice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7.
A Floyd ". Jonah Newton st al.
la pursuance order u this Court, madr IN the above
entitled Ill &c sold Public Auction under tie di-
Tecou of the subscriber the Masters oi this Court.
by H.. II. Ludow, Auctoneer at the Merchants Exchange
the City OF Nsw-York, the Jst day October
slant Il O'Clock nOon thai day All that well
linz house and lot OF ground situate the Fourteenth
Elizabeth street between FInce aud Housion-sIee and
bounded Easeny front by Eltabethreet twenty three
feet three inches Norerly side by house and lot
now or late OF John K. Livingston. and known No 2l3
Ezabethslreet ninety feet inches Westerly in the
hy a lot of GROUND now or late of William Lawrence
" lee three inches aad Sou,hery the other side by
houe and lot CT ground or late OF and Post thine
be the said dimensions more less The above described
premises the which were conveyed TO Peter Cors
W,rrI aat 1913 and recorded in the office o Register In
and for the City and County OF EewYork in Lib 29i OF
Conveyaaces, page 4l2.
New-York. october 9th, 1872
WILLIAM w CAMPBELL. Master in Chancery:
r Pn. ScIiri,or clio 7awto3l
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

IMPORTANT FOR RAILROADS A new brake has
been invented by Mr. Thornton. civil engineer,
and one of the late contractors of The London and
Brighton Railway The experiments very
satisfactory. carriage going at the rate of
hirtytwo miles an hour. is stopped within a hun
dred yards BY of this brake, the strength oi
which can be increased TO any extent.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

% The Charter Of the Bank of Wisconsin was
adjudged to be forfeited at the late term of the
District Court a. Green Bay, on the grounds OF its
suspension of payment and other malpractces.-
The case was argued for The People by Mortimer
Nj. jackson, Esq Attorney General; for the Bank
H. S. Baird
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
III OFFICE is hereby given that proposals

A Office is hereby given that proposals
VIII br received the Inspectors office in the state
Prison, ioGn Pleasant tie second Wednesday IN No
sco-. next, al IL O'Clock for contract TO
commence with 30 convic;s on the first December
ing, 10 be increased within yrar 80 for The term OF
hYs years, al making such kinds OF chairs, wrought nails
bed screws scyes and rone adaiery cutlery and other
articles OF hardware, Of which the Chief supply Tor The
consumption OF the country is imported from nou t,e
United States" Convenient shop raon end fuel VIII he
furnished Whoever takes the act must find tools and
fixtures aad be subject the rules asd regu aioKs OF the
Prison The payments be made monthly with credit
of three months Satisfactory security viii be required
Let the proposals specify The price per day for each man
DAVID l. SEYMOUR,
Agent Stale Prison. Mount Pirusant-
Saoterhsr 9Th IQ.J si9 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

Mr. CLAy's VISIT TO LoUIsrANA.-We find the
following in the New. Orleans Bee, in reply to an
invitation to Mr.. Clay to visit Memphis:
ASHLAND, September 1s, 1912
Gentlemen: received your favor, transmitting
the resolutions of Wing meeting at Raleigh, for
the county of Shelby, inviting ms, when on my voy
age to New Orleans, to visit Memphis and partake
of the civilites and hospitalities of my friesds
am truly thankful for the friendly invitation, and
should derive upfeigned pleasure in meeting them
whom l regard, in some measure, as my late con-
s,tuents. But apprehend there is some miscon-
cepton as to the object of my intended visit to New
Orleans 1t is one purely of business and of health
apart from all political motives or considerations
whatever. l have regretted that my purpose has
got, know not why or wherefore, into the news
papers, without any explana,ion of my real intent
tions.
design going to Louisiana some time in No
vember, with the views that have stated. Whe;h-
er it will be in my power to stop and tany any time
in Memphis, am unable now TO say. You know
one is wholly dependent upon the movement Of The
boat in which he embarks. Should they admit Of
my stopping at Memphis, Twill em mbrace with great
pleasure the opportunity Of exchanging friendly
salutatcns with any Of the citizens of Shelby county
or Tennessee, who may honor me with that cere
mony. Beyond this contingent promise. | cannot,
make any engagement.
In any event, pray you TO convey my grateful
acknowledgements to those whom YOU represent
and accept assurances of the sincere regard aud
high esteem of
Your friend and ohedent servant,
la
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
For The Tribune.
THE PICTURES OF THE HEART

Or give me not the studied forms,
The pencilings of art,
OF friends whose memory tairest seems
When we forever part:
The eye wears not It's living FIRE,
Nor check its natural hue;
And there 5 coldness in the gaze
This loved enc never knew.
Although they off are beautiful,
The features never wear
The greeting smiles Of happiness,
Or Loves benignant care;
No kindred glance returns our own,
Nor eye with pleasure beams,
But all is silent and as dim.
As visions in our dreams.
Away with these, they never bring
The loved one 10 our view,
In form as fair and beautiful
AS memorys pencil drew;
They move not in life's varied scenes,
To guide Us in our part,
Nor lead our thoughts beyond the earth
Like Pictures of the heart.
Then give me Of my cherished friends
The forms that never fade
Such as Affection only paints,
With Memory lights and shades
For these can cheer me onward STILL
Through life and allits cares,
And guard me with their angel wings,
And name me in their prayers. D. F. p
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

@ The St. Louis Reporter, of the 20th inst.
says: q Samuel Hobart, editor of the Mound City,
a6squatuIated on Tuesday last He left his cred
tors in the larch, and shametully abandoned his
wife. He took with him some money and FIVE
negroes aad left the partner ST his bosom pesny-
less
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
EAFNESS CURED.-SCARPAS

> ~ -
-sS ACOUSTIC OIL-For The cure of Deafness pains,
and the discharge OF matter from the Ears also all those
dSagr cable nsses ike the buZziDg insects falling or
water, whiZzng steam, &c. &c which are SYMPTOMS OF
approaching deafness, and also generally attendant with
the disease Many who have been deaf for en
teen and twenty years. and were obliged 10 use earrunp
cts have after using or two bottles thrown aside their
ranpeis being made perfectly we'll Physicians and sur
geods highly recommend lis For sale BY Dr. JAYNE,
No - South Third street, Philadelphia.
Sold al wholesale and retail by he agents, A. 3. 1. D.
SANDS Co. Druggists and Chemists 20 Fucn corner OF
Todst. and No 100 Funss; Also sold by DAVID SANDS
CO.. n East Broadway, Marke. street; ABRAHAM
B. SANDS Co.. Granite Buildings, 273 Brsanwny corser
OF Chambessst. New-York. Price 81 nai I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

70 a Sheriff named Welsh, on the 2Sth ult..
went to apprehend noted negro scoundrel named
Province, near the Sabine. The thing had been
attempted half dozen times before, without sue
cess. Welsh came near the house, end Province.
with rife. ordered him to stop He did So read
his warrant and seeing Province about to fire, she,
him with gun loaded with buckshot.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

ROMANCE OF REAL LIrE.-Some years ago.
says foreso Journal, the captain of corsair
ried of the wife of poor wood-cutier residing in
the nelgbborhood of Messina. After OBTAINING her
for several months on board of his vessel he land
ed her on an island in the South Seas, wholly re.
gerdess of what might beial her 1t happened
that tie woman was presented to the savage
monarch of the island. who became enamored OF
her He made her his wife, placed her on the
throne, and al his death left her he see sovereign
Of his domains. By European vessel which re-
Gently touched at the island; the poor woo5-cut'er
has received intelligence of bis wife. She sent
him presents OF such value, that he will Pre-
badly be- of the individuals in Sicily,
until it shall please her :naesly, his august spouse,
20 summon him 70 her court.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
AGENTS OFFICE, STATE PRIsoa,
Auburn, Oc,- 10, 1912
NJ Office is hereby given, that sealed

N OIICE is hereby gwen, mat sealed
Pronosas VIII be receiveAaIthe Office D the subscribe
eT The 2o; day OF December al 10 O'Clock
or the OF Teconvcts with The privilege Of
increasing the Agent may te abe 10 furnish,
arv number MOI exceeding Three Hundred for the term Of
Five wears from !he .rs, day January next 10 be en-
p!oyed the manufacture OF Files such articles Of Cut.
iey which the Unts States principally supplied by
foreign iiuportatinn
Sufficient shop.room, suitably ard lighted. will!
he furnished by tie STATE.
Note Persons making proposals required To name The
day, offered TOR the services of each Couyei
and To furnish ir e o ii- person persons offered
surety IN the Contract with their written assent thereto;
and the respective persons making proposals required
2ctl either in person or By duly auihorizsd agept
= oI5 D2s HENRY PoLHEMuS, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

10 man named Clifford, at Fairfield, Vt, ON
the 10th, attempted to cross pond with his wifc
and child in small boat The boat was upset
and his wife and child were drowned He made
no effort to save Them but cooiy walked two miles
and told neighbcr Of their death This and
ether suspicious circumstances have led to his at
rest on the charge OF wilf1l murder.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
IN CHANCEKY-Before tho Vice Chau-

4 cejlor-,!ame, yo,ey W Alexander Nc Donald, &c.
In pursuance o decreta order OF this Court ninde IN
the above euted viii be sold at public AuGuon un
der tho direction OF Tie subscriber of The Masters OF
tbs Court. by Morlsca Myers, Aucnneer al The Mer-
chants Exchange in the Ci Of New on The a'h DAY
OF November next, al u O'Clock noon q. that day,
All that certain lot land in the Ninth Ward OF the City
OF New.York and known and distinguished on certain
Gdber ESQUIRE by Thoma, Goerek late OF the City
Survey by The number thrlyeight bounded Nor!h'
ery in front by GTovc.sree twenty five ieet astery by
lot number ityseven ninety eet Soulhery by lot num-
Der itytee twenty-five feet and westerly by ot nnIn-
ber hirtynne ninety fee taad now known as number Sky
in Grove street. New.York October Is, 1872
WILLIAM W. CAAlpBELL, Master in ChaHcery
AIrSrS Solicitor ola PAW IDS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
STOVES
STOYES.-HOWE'S Patent Stove,

~ icr beating Fsrors, Halls sc. and there probably is
not Stove ter safe IN this crty small
coprss all the advantages this Stove does o.
appearance economy fBei ana oy emitting eof,zud plea
sant eat. IT H not surpassed ~ any, eGuaed by very
few. II any; and while a' about should like cal!
the attention OF the public those Stoves this
market that only got 20 look service
and utility; there Is considerable crpskng hollow
bases or heathS, 10 dry tie feet upon would
msrsly ASK the question woud hearth base made OF
sheet on Sand much putting ieet thai purpose
think nct therefore Tr0ld caution the pubIc 10 hur
such Stoves oE.y have been etesed and tired This
Stove has cast iron hearth and two doors IN 'front.' one for
putting in coal sn The other show Gre thereby civ
ir very cheerful appearance and same time bruEs
open IRE conver!rnt Tor warmth drying The feet Ii
may be al The fe next week and sale al the
Mauuiactor so ,9 Wateratreet and also 2S and rs
Boweyy, and at Powell = VIning's. BROOKLYN
OF I'm SAMIEL E. SPELMAN 80 Watet.S
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
RoGrrFs IN AND RoGuEs OUT.

The following piece of satire by an unknown au
thor we cons der first-rcie, for the Phe2iT Bank
.Friepd in the grogra,n coat, wib stat and spear,
What IL your bu busness-wbst your duty here 2
To r.,ri fh bauk - " The bank why. tell pray,
rhiok Won The tsns Is like ts run away -
No nohui rosues and thieves, th-Se cursed Chaps,
Might break the locks and doors aid steal perhaps
And arm paid for apding here all night
To catch or frghten them and keep all right
sweIi you re paid fort waichUan stand thy pos.
And see stiyer OF the cash il lost,
AT the same time, permit me-. friend, TO doubt,
Such mighty danger from the rogues without
I'd think the ropey better Ear applied.
II you were pad for catching 0:uss insldt. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
ctTiTE OF NEW-YORk, as.-ln

STATE OF NEW-4ORk, as.-ln
y CHANCERY-Briore tie Vice Chancellor OF the hrst
circnitV ilam H. Paul administrator &c. w. William IT,
2uclr.or a.id Emily, his WIFE,
Masters Saie-Pnrsuant decreal order OF The Ccurt
ot Chancery made in the ahoye eated cause will be Sold
al public auction under the decon Of The subscns. one
OF The of this court by E. IL Ludow auStoneef
lh- Merchants Exchange in the city c New ork on
the 3ls thirty fret day of October Instant at y O'clock
al noon that day. those certain lots hereinafter descrpec
la is 10 say: Tha, certain piece of land stu ate at Man
haanviIle in The Tweln Ward ia the city Of New.for
ginnng northeast OF Laurence street. on The
southeast side cf Bloomngdae road on lot number
evenyseve1 as laid out and surveyed by Adolphus Los
City sarveyor, the fifteenth September, 1906 the sald
piece being twenty-five feet in trout and rear, ana TWO
uadred being tie same lot conveyed By Aexar
,,eT Dunap and. wife 10 said William g. Bucknor on The
r,n 5ay oil January lS5 Also, those two csrta, lots in
HE same ward convcJ the hrSt daY December, 1885,
bv Thomas Dunlap. said William g. Bucknor, and
situated in said Manbattanv!e the corner OF Blooming
dale road and Hamilton street. and both twenty five feet IN
front and resr deep Asc that certain
oiri lot at siaalaanyie Aforesaid conveyed By Anthony
V Harrington and wife aud William Dnnlap said VILLAS,
G Bucknor by e dated the first day of May, 1885, the
said lot being ptr OF piece Of ground laid down on The
said map OF said Loss number seTenynne and aaoin
ing nnrlieriy said lot number seventy said nap
DAT. d New-York October 7tl, 1872
JOHN A SIDELL, Master in Ckoncery
e. 5. Roe Solicitor. oS 2tswts
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

70 On the 18th the house of Henry Holden, in
Aurora, Erie Co., was broken open and robbed OF
money and property to the amount of some $3.50.
Mr. H. offers 500 for the overy of the property.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
seETERs's INDICATED LOZEN

sGETERS'S INDICATED LOZEN
4 GES.-Tbere needs argument heyond a simple
fair, candid a! prove demonstrate that Peers
ozenses among the very bes; medcated preparations
made. White their taste. which agreeable gives tera
advantage overeve other medicine now in use the great
ercty of ihei ingredients renders them eicacous
sXen elsewhere unknown. Ills Cough Lozruges for
etauce Colds, Asthma CatarrI, Bronchitis and al
complaint, of Pulmonary origin. Then his Worm Lozeu
.eS relieve chlidr-n C The terrible distress convuye
The broken steep and headache which always attend
the prcseno oi rhus all hi, Lo.enges in fact are
Suitable 10 particular DISEASE, which they com Eeiey
remove. W Warehouse, l2o tnion-S. oil I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

p II appears by the official canvass that Ches-
ter Butler, Wing. is not elected in Luzerne Coun-
ty, Pa. as we stated, on account of the Koons
split He failed By lao votes.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
Coughs and Colds
% EMEMBER No. 81 North Sixth street,

ID EMEMBER No. 54 North Sixth street,
d one door below Archsireet Philadelphia, The most
certain and best FAMILY SEDIClSE for Coughs, Colds,
pit,ina Blood Threat and Lung Diseases, rising
ti6 lk choking tickling. unpleasant distractions For
the abovr Or. SwAYSE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY viii BE- found The great remedy. Persons who
have abused Themselves by The of ardent spirits will
find both their strength aad resolution much improved by
lea os of TIE spirits and taking draft occasionally OF the
above restorative All preparations frnm this valuable tree
excerpt the above may be considered spurious or cou.
t-reil The real article may lad OF The following Agents
or II No 81 North sIIth, street, Philadelphia
LIST OF AGENTS
Or. '" IL &in,r, Druggist, 1872 Broadway New York
Mrs M. Hayes, l3s Fuons,reet Brooklyn
Benjamin O.ds, Newark, N
oha Mason, Patterson. aa. La
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

HEAVY DAMAGES in the Circuit Superior
Court for Ohio County. Va. on the 26tb, in the
case of Dr. S. P. Hullihen against James M Lure
for slander, the jury gave verdict for the com
piainant of $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

State Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ofice,
ALBANY Auausi 81. 1912.
To the Sheriff Of The Citp aud County of Ne,c- York:
SIR-Soucc Is hereby given that at The next General
Election he held the Tuesday succeeding the first
Monday Of November next the following officers be
elected,
4 Governor and Lieutenant Governor of.his State.
Senator Of the First Senatorial District, 10 supply The
vacaacy hch viii by the expiration The term
service OF Gabriel furma0 The last day December
Also, the following City and County Oifcer., TO wiz
fourteen Mfnbers OF AsAHmhly, and Register. ~ tie
place of Sherman BrovnNI. whose OF service will
expire the lasl day Of December next.
Yours, respectfully.
S.YOuNG Secretary Of State.
The above true copy oil notification received from
the Secretary OF State.
MONMOUTH B. HART,
Sheriff OF The City and Coun.y Of New-York.
Sheriff 5 Office, New-YorA, Sept. 10, 1872.
Ali the public newspapers The county will publish the
above once IN each week until The election.
See revised siaiuer, vol lei, chap 9th, lille Sd article
Sd. part Isl, page l4n. sic lawte