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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-08
NOTICE TO FAMILIES,

A Lii LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD are recommended Il
"A make use of WM BROWN'S PORTABLE CAKE
YEAST us 1t makes the bread much better than the con-
mon mode The ieastis free from all impure ngredicntl
makes the bread perfectly white and light wen adaptc
for ships and will keep in all Clmater 1t now in
extensive use in Boston, and orders beginning be re-
ceved from all quarters No better evidence is wanting
its superiority all other articles used for rising bread
than the following certificate,
Boston, May Goth, l64l,
The undersigned having made use of VIM Browns
Portable Cake Yeast for rising bread, in opinions this
new PREPARATION of Yeast is far better than ANY other ar-
Gle we have ever made use Of and will make the bread
much whittier and very light and believe to he free
from all impure ingredients.
Signed by the Pastry Cooks at the fremont House, Pa
Wilton, American House, and Marlboro HOTEL Boston,
II is now in use nj most Of the Hotels in the city, and
ON board Of all the steamships belonging TO Mr. Cunrads
line pat kcts. note is just received from John Ander-
son, Pas 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 it us far superior TO any thing else for
rising bread
The above article for sale by the proprietor 4sI
Washington street, Boston. Retaedby
Woodstock VI. j. A. DUNBAR.
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New Line Of Stages,
FROM LUDLOW TO WOODSTOCK.

rTNIE subscribers will commence running Two Horse
Stage, IN the llth Of October, from Ludlow win. ~
son Furnace, Plymouth and Brdgewater to Woodstock
VI, leaving Johnson's Hotel Ludlow. MONDAYS, Wed
nesays and Fridays, nj halt past O'Clock, i. M-uer
the arrival of the Kecne and Rutland stageand arrive
Woodstock, Mt haEpast o'clock .M.;-eave Whitney,
Hotel Woodstock on Tuesdays Thursdays and SATURDAY.
al o'clock A. NJ, and arrive ut Ludlow in time for the
Kecnc Stage, which leaves Ludlow at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and the Rutland and Burlington sugc, which leaves ut
hnicpnst O'Clock, y. NJ.
Passengers going North, from the Enst or South, vii
md this the most direct route; as they take th
Burlington Stage AT Keene, Walpoe, u. Falls, Chescro
Cavends and arrive at Woodstock the day at half
past 7ocock, 7. M-aso passengers take the Burl
ngton Stays at Middlebury Brandon Pttsford Rutland,
Shrewsbury and Mount Holly and arrveat Woodstock the
day, at haCpast O'clock where Stuges leave the
next day for all parts of the country.
II. 7. POLLARD co.
r. p. POLLARD. Plymouth,
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Tyson Furnace, p,o,r;,,o,,
JosEPH MARTIN, DO. ''f
Isaac ID. JOHNSON, LudioW,
Sept. 81, lell. H-f
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WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

NTEDlCATED-PRlcE cts. OF, 10 cts 4 OF, 62 l-2 cts
lfl lb.-A remedy that has gained great reputation
for the cure OF coughs colds, whoOpng cough phhisc
sore throat, and all diseases OF the ngs also it is cx
tensive Use for clearing the voice for VOcass or Public
Speakers and in consequence of the extensive sale aud
wonderful efficacy for curing the above complaints has
caused number of Druggists and Coniectioners to cou-
terieit this valuable cough remedy An imitation has just
been shown me with my name stamped the candy evil
IDENTIFY TO deceive the public. For the genuine YOU will
call for "Wm Browns Bonesel Candy, Medcacd" and
see That the direction is signed by the proprietor and the
candy stamped " WM BROwN," The true article is for
sale in Boston, at Wholesale rnd RETAIL by the Manuac-
rer, corner of Washington and Elliot ST.
For sale by ia. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VT
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N. e. M. o. RANDALL,

HAVE fitted up the shop formerly occupied by Warren
Nute on Central street, where they intend to hold
themselves in readiness to do all kinds of WATCH AND
CLOCK REPAIRING, and Job work of every description
that is done in Watch repairing shops. They have just
returned from Boston with nm entire and fashionable
assortment consisting of Clocks, Watches, Jewery, RO-
gers best Cutlery several OF Knives and Forks Toys
Of all kinds, Violin nnd Bass Vol Strings Caronett Reeds,
Brtania Ware OF the best material and fashionable
palerns Combs shell and horn travelling Baskets Per-
iumery Macassar and Bears Oil, Fine GOd Beads,
All OF which are Offered, reasonable be found in
in this vicinity.
N b. Please call and examine, and upon honor, the
Iho'soniar medicine shall be kept AZ bay, IL desired
" d NJ o. RANDALL.
WOOlstOCk Sent 20, 1911.
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MYSTERIOUS,

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one Of the most ancient
n and wealthy families Of this city, who must be well
known to numerous rends having since the year lele
nm 10 recently been bent nearly double, and for
years confined to his bed has been restored TO good health
has reganed his natural erect positon-and has quilted
his carriage and now walks with ease! we believe
this Is the gentleman description as near ms possible
and there is exaggeration in it, Wewi give inqrers
his address, and doubt not his humane feelings Will eN-
cuse the liberty; that any one doubling may hnou
these fcts-though he requests his may not appear
IN print Among other similar instances, Mr. Jas. IT,
Reynolds l4i Christie street. has been restored, and WI
give personal assurances Of the facts OF his case Both
rheumatism, and contracted cords and sinews.-
How has this been done,
1nswer-By the Indian Vegstabis Eiirer internally,
and HeUes NeTpe and Bone Liniment externally ~ u
Herald.
only Sold by COMsTOCK & CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
J. ROSS Jr.Woodstock, VT.
SILLY b. B. NEWTON, Norwich.
j. c. BROOKS, Hartford
A. 4 W. W1RDNER, Windsor.
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In Senate, "Wednesday, March 2, ls42-On Mr..
CLAY's resolution in relation TO the revenues
and expenditures Of the Government.
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THOMSONIAN MEDICINE.
PURE AND UNIDULTER.iTED MEDICINE
Atm. g. NJ. o. RANDALI'S Jewelry Store, is kept
n good assortment of THoMsoNIAN MEDICINE, con
sisng Of
Rheumatic or Hot Drops, Brown Lobelin,
Wine B,ters, Puverized slippery Elm,
Dysentery Syrup Meadow Ferne Ointment,
Vegetable Jelly, Healing Salve,
Liniament, Stimulating Iiniament,
Fine Lobelia, Composition,
Cough Bals1m, Cayenne,
Neryne or Valerian, Spice Btters,
Green Lobelia, Woman's Friend, &c
All for sale at the Boston prices, at
Sept. 20, 1871 N. NJ o. RANDALLS.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

| At q "a 4. NJ. At l-2 AM
| Al At l-2 Am.
! At4l-2 pm, At5r.M
| At 8 81 A. N. At G Ia pm. At IL 3-i pm.
Immediately the arrival of the cars from Boston,
WAY PASSENGERS taken and lett at Tyngsborough,
| North Chelmsford and Middesex.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua
will be conveyed TO the Cars free of expense by leaving
their names at the Railroad Ticket Office aud passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be con.
veyed to any part oithe city without charge
b. {FrOm Nashua to Lowell 80 cents,
| rd'e- From Nashua, to Boston, 100.
On the arrival of the cars ut Nashua stages leave for all
part of NewlIampshire Vermont, Ncw-Nork and Caadn,
via Amoskeae Concord Keene, Chareslown, N H., Wind
sor, and Brattlcboro W.
Books kept in BosroS at the Stage Office, No. and
II Elm-sreet,-also in LOWELL, Mt the Northern and
Western Railroad and Stage office in front of the Depot
where be secured in any Of the Coaches, and
information obtained respecting the different stage
routes.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Depot al
Charestown and Nashua, every morning. Sundays excep
ed) -
above Lowell, must be sent to the Company's Freight
Depot, Charlestown, at the end ofWarren Bridge.
Goods to be forwarded by the morning trains mustbe
sent to the Depot early as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and cOmmOdOus
Store Houses both in Nashua and Charlesown and hnv-
ing completed their arrangements for the transportation
of Merchandise, give notice that they are now prepared
to raspOrt all Goods and Country Produce which may be
forwarded TO their Depots and for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered cars which Will perfectly Sc
cure goods from damage and careful and experienced
to take charge of the Transportation business at the De-
pots and to accompany the goods over the road.
The Company, determine not only to accommodate
the public, but to extend every facility III their power,
both c Tcamsters and Merchants aud have fixed upon the
following rates of Freight;
So so per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town.
Bulk Salt Plaster, Lime Stone, Lumber sc. SO per ton.
s lOOper ton each way between Nashua and Lowell.
All Regular Teamstcrs running to the cars Will be car.
cd over road between Nashua aud Charestown each
way, free OF expense. -
n,--,.. n.,aLa. az ai
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REVEREND |. COVERT'S.
BALM OF LIFE.

NEW and pdiuabie remedy for he aure of Consuuu
tom isthma, Bro"chtiS, Group, Uhooping Cough, and
used By the McdicdiF Faculty, 10 hoDl
Tie receipt has been freciy mate kaoun.
l. COpERT y CO., Projectors, duJwn, N. T. GOIB.
LY, PHELPS AND co. WHOLESILE DRUGGIST,
lI2 INTER STREET, GENERAL AGENTS, ARE
PRERIRED TO SUPPLY ALL ORDERS ON THE
p&gr "a 80 E1 TFR 4. Ho, .o,.,o o
cch, oio dRHk,," tefgSGa hi ai nyHT oME4S
among which are the following
From the Boston Medical journal, August 26th, ls40
The following is nm extract from article in that paper
on" Morbus LayngcuS Conciondtorun" or Bronchitis,
by FRANK II. HAMILTON, Professor in Matera Medica
and General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.
"Thc Rev. l. Coycrs Mixture also now used so extcn-
sivey for this affection by Clergymen, belongs To the
class of stimulating cypectorans being Of those lucky
combinations medicinal agents which, while promotes
expcccraiion does not mpnir the tone of the stomach
Ofths medicine weiee al liberty to speak since its
position Is not held from the PRoFEssIoN and we hope
The propretors will soon see tit Ia give II to the public
We therefore, venture to recommend it, having employed
in our Cuse and In the case Of many Others, with
ccded benefit.
TO all uhom il may concern This may certify tina
have examined the Rev. Covert's ingredients, COM
pounded under the name of the BALM OF LIFE; and be.
eycd said compound is happily calculated to reeyc pert
Of all and sexes afflicted with ncute and chronic
diaeases OF the lungs and wndppc, as indicated by
coughs difficult breathing, aud pains in different parts ~
the chest If administered ueder suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses. JOSEPH I. PITNEY,
Physician 4 Surgeon.
This cerhcs that having examined the Rev. l. Coverts
BALM or LiFE IN all its component parts, We do he
cvc to be ofthe best compounds for coughs,
SYMPTOMS chronic inanatlons, etc. of which we have
knowledge, and do most cordially recommend its
to all afflicted with the above named disease.
l!.W. DANIELS, N. y. soluo.
WI LOVEJOY, NJ. u. o"""'
GORDON NEEDlIAM, VI. ID. Onondaga.
T.. LAWRENCE, NJ ID. Baldwinsvs.
DR G PHELPS, NewEnglund Agent, Hartford, Conn.
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WOODSTOCK, VERMONT FRIDAY APRIL g. 1912

was not without its lesson for reflection. 1t was
within this period that the protective policy, almost
independent of the consideration Of revenue, had
its prevalence, and still its average of importatlons
for consumption is full one third higher than that
of either Of the former ten years.
He had, also, sought the importations for the
year 1889 and 1910, from the tables of the COM
meGe and navigation of tho country, as the table
from which he had drawn the other results did not
extend TO those years. The tables of commerce
and navigation do not give the re- expectations, so
Ofthe two last named years, They were given as
follows
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

THE VETo PowrR When our loco-foco friends shall
have exhausted the language Of plnegyric upon Mr. Cal
houns speech favor of retaining this feature
OF our Constitution beg leave commend their notice
the following expressed opinions the subject of ma
ny of the wses and best of the sages Of the revolution They
appear conflict what with Mr. Calhouns notions
DR. Franklin principle opposed this negave of
the President; believed would lead corruption and
to the ultimate and complete subsection ofte Legislature
to the Will OF the Executive Il the opinion of that illus
trious borrow his impressive WORDS that there
is natural inclination mankind kingv government 1t
sometimes relieves them from aristocratic domination They
had rather have yrant than five hundred gives more
of the appearance of equality among citizens and that they
like apPrehensve. therefore, perhaps apprehen
slVe that the of these States may times
end in monarchy This, the language LhiIos
opher who had thoroughly studied the human character
and anxious protect public liberty against all the dan
gers which exposed On another occasion he used
this ong and subsequent have demonstrated pro-
phetic. language The first put The helm will be
good one Nobody knows what may afterwards
The Executive will be always increasing here here
till in ends il monarchy Mr. Sherman against ena-
bling any stopthe viii oflhe whole No one
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

To tie EVhig Members If Congress
IN former communication, recommended union of The
agated the naton and formed of the principal causes of
the universal distress and arrangement business which
now perFade every class of the community
The plan OF board of Exchequer which bad then been
submed to Congress by the President of the United States
through his official organ the Secretary of the Treasury, ap
peared 10 me- wisely acted upon spirit Of mutual con
cesson and concation pbe of being so amended and
improved to be made acceptable the country and
remedy for portion of the evils under which
suffering BY giving sound currency the nation and
prospect of stability for the future
Subsequent events have proved the cy of these expec
atlons and it's not for dispute the wisdom OF Conore
who would appear willing place the hands
any administration the power which necessarily
ferred in adopting the Exchequer plan. proposed by
Secretary OF the Treasury There Is then prospect that
this plan be modified rctsn Is essential features
of usefulness and ct the time powers Of the
administration within such bounds Congress tha proper
| inpose
Ga the other hand reports have been nde by the res
pective ofe Senate and House
both OF which SO change the entire plan of Secretary of the
treasury that scarcely part OF the original remains All
that would have eeen full and tended the
evils underwhch the county has long abored has been
stricken and bare plan of Treasury IN disguise pre-
ened for the acceptance ofa Wing Congress On such
plan hardly be expected that the Wings should unite
and few If OF the benefits the country would
from It. that might have been paed the plan as re-
ported by the secary Of the Treasury. This plan of sub
Treasury disguise. plain therefore, can never receive
the united support Of the hg and adopted by party
IA Congress, must be their opponents, whose views
nearly assmuates than to those great principles Tor
which the Wings have long and earnestly contended
Under this conflicting of opinions the question
rally occurs, what then be done2 Where the
remedy2 Your suffering country lies bleeding every
pore and shall look to you for relief when relief
may be IN your power2
Let not apathyor what worse feeling of resentment
because the President from scuples honestly
entertained has not done all you askednduce you
the question OF the currency unsettled But rather let the
good OF your country paramount all other
Make certain degree OF concession scrupies You
will thus become united with President and
may rest assured this great question currency
honoraby adjusted In spirit of mutual concessions he will
most cordially JOIN with you carrying all other
ures which the good of the country may require
Ihls one question of currency the pivot By the
of which all has become disorder confusion
Our opponents have proted by your disunion and the
apathy In ranks undermine your power which fast
alng ifon grasp the elections bat too truly
manifest Leave this question without being settled ia
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

APPOINTMENT GovERNoR-Reubea DAVIS, OF
Monroe be ofthe Judges the High Court of Errors
and Appeals. vice the Hon James F. Trote resigned
Among all the persons-and they pretty numerous
whose opinions ohs appointment have heard expressed
not has spoken approvngiy. few appointments
will bring the Governor into disgrace with the
bndy rabd Of the regulators When passing BY the s-
peror claims of ADLER and better he takes pains
fer judicial Office upon those who have merit that of
agreeing with him in the doctrine Of pudation he exhibits
criminal neglect of duty and disregard for the
and honor Of the State which should call down upon him
universal odum We know what lengths be migh
go other ltters, bat tai hoped that he would not
attempt defie the temple and corrupt the fountains
Justice
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

could be found 50 fir above all the vision
Hsthough avail ouseIves his wisdom
vising the laws permit him overue the decided
and cool opinions OF the Legislature Mr. Madison
favor of qualified but utterly opposed absolute mega
tive MIR Butler decidedly opposed completed
negative the laws He said that had observed
that all countries the Executive power is in a constan.
Britain Gentlemen seemed think that we had nothing to
apprehend from abuse othe Executive power But why
may Caiane Cromwell arise in this country
well others Mr.. Bedford opposed to every check
on the Legislature He tho't would be ark
the Constitution the boundaries fthe legislative author
y which would give all the requisite security 10 the rights
of other Departments The of the people
the best Judges OF what for their and ought be
under no external control whatever The branches
would produce sufficient control within the Legislature
self Hear, the following impressive language of
Mason and then JUICE fhs kngly the ch i'd
of democracy I'VE Mr.. Chairman going very far in
this business We indeed constituting British
government where the Executive has greater ghts defend
Do gentlemen the way hereditary monarchy2
Do they hatter themselves that the people will
to such innovaon2 Ifhey do tell them that
they mistaken. The people will And
do gentlemen consider the danger OF delay and the still
greater of rejection for moment but forever of the
plan which shall be proposed them? Notwithstanding the
oppression and injustice experienced among from deoc
the genius OF the people favor and the genius
OF the people must be eonsue Again he said he hoped
that nothing like monarchy would be attempted in
country hatred to expressions have carried peo
pie through the late revolution Will it not be enough to
enable the Executive suspend oeasive till they shall
cooy revised ani the objections them overruied by
greater majority than required the first inance lie
never could to give Up al the rights Of the people
single ma gistrate.h
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13


The Mssissippian has fallen with the Democratic Re
view, with lie acrmony upon second
cle which has appeared in the Review relation the Mis-
sisspp Union Bank bonds The wrier THAI article who
believe be very sensible fellow. believes appears
with The of hecivzed world that the reputation o
those bonds by the ocoocos of this State the stupen
dous work OF rascay that has been conceived pepera
ted during the present century Mr. FALL presume be-
eves the sane but he Of the priests swndng
oracle which proclaimed that reputation and honesty might
consist together he has derived substantial advantages from
the triumph of roguery and expect that he will
regard with favor the efforts of conscientious than
himseE who exposing the dshonorbe practices of his
party aad Threatening utterly dspel the illusion which
been cast over the minds of few well meaning bat misguided
men, by arful declarations and sophscal reasoning
Democracy the rest of the Union has yet fallen into
that lowest d. ph" which found ia State and
without sad decline the hand improvement
the other the ocos of Mississippi stand alone
Tor Democracy elsewhere protect scky reputation
will be driven to repudiae the Democracy of Mississippi
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

One word in relation to the Planters Bank bends do
60 for their repudiat0n admit the money was obta
Eed and that there obligation resting upon the State to
apply their payment every which gotten from
the banks bound pay, but do think obligation on
the State sufficiently strong to justify taraO of the peopte
for this purpose
The above precious morse Of morality and honesty is
from the pen of c. r. FALL sole editor Of the Mississip
pan He docs go for the repAdiaton of those bonds
neither does he go" for their payment If the bonds win
just pay themselves he went make fuss about but the
"fundmongers-the who trusting the solemny pied
ged faith ofhe State have advanced their money usca
upon the State redeem pledge. he would the de-
mand by informing hem true. have received your
money but then have fooled ta away according dem
ocratic usage However. admit that under obi
gallon let you have all that left But you expect
submit pay ascally fundmongers like you
you nightly mistaken The obligation the State
sufficiently strong bring that We admit that by
the terms OF our pledge bound to submit taxation
should be requisite in order pay you but bless your
pie souls Mississippi democrats and do you think
can be ietiered By such fimsy things obfgations
Alter the reputation the Union Bank bonds
well be surprised any thing We should be all
,onished 1.-THE Legislature should pass giving
every citizen The or repudiang his private debts
The Prsae'P'e ef such law would b. norciy in this
Sli.e
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

Thar BALL which came of on TUESDAY night was no'
attended by US for several cogen reasons One was that
we had no go another that the children required
some attention al homefor have home. albeit are
an editor but don't belong another that we had
raging TOOTH which might have aggravated us into saying
something very peucnt and mpone before the ladies' but
still sroager reason for nonatendance was, that we
knew brother JossELYN would be there and expected from
night Now however regret that did not 60 for the
Guard of the next day makes mention Of the subject
The task chronccr has therefore deyoved upon and
will discharge duty according the best information
and doing extensive business He perpeualy the
wiag rowing about like any honey bee from anoth
othe flowers of ovenes which graced the OCCASION and
gathering and smiles and sunny looks from all As
evidence of his extraordinary susceptibility record the
that oyhree splendid proof impressions that
worked off upon his heart by different ladies' We have
seen the tally, which was marked his hatwth white
chalk. He thought BY two less favored bache-
lors TO be rather particularly that Gder who
recommended by him to Mr. Van Pelt orthe Appeal,
but we have believe that he only whispering
her his congratulations upon her waxing fatness and m
parting the recipe for lately invented kind of fodder upon
which all Of cattle said ften asonshly Every
ose-wnh thirty forty exceptions-is said to have
been well pleased with themselves and the ball