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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-11-04
DoetrD.
LIFE.
ny WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT,

The things, oh Life lhou quickenest all
Strive upward toward the broad bright SKY
Upward and outward. and they fall
Back 10 Earth's bosom where they die.
All that have borne the touch Of Death;
All that shall live, lie mingled there
Beneath that veil of bloom and breath,
That living zone 'lwixl earth and air.
There lies my chamber dark and still;
The atoms trampled by my feet
There wait, to take the place I'LL
In tho sweet air and sunshine sweet.
We'll have had my turn-have been
Raised from the darkness of the clod,
And for a glorious moment seen
The brightness of the skirts of God.
And knew The light within my breast,
Though wavering oltentimes and dim,
The power, the will that never rest
And cannot die. were all from him.
Dear child! | know that thou wilt grieyc
10 see me taken from thy love-
VIM seek my grave at Sabbath eve,
And weep ind scatter flowers above.
Thy little heart shall soon be healed,
And being shall be bliss, ill thou
TO younger forms of life must yield
The place thou fills, with beauty now.
When we descend to dust again,
Where will the final dwelling be
or thought and all its memories then.
My love for thee, and thine for mel
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spirit OF tbr Age.

TERMS-S2O0 year, 81, In ddtancr. The cost OF
transportation IN all to be paid by the subscribers
subscriptions are not received, nor advertisements in
serted unless by advance pay mcnt guaranty of nay
meht by some responsible person known to the editor
Subscribers may have their card inserted for an
non subscribers for SO n wear.
lr All communications must be addressed. postas,
paid, TO CHARLES a. EiSTuIy
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THE GRAND QUESTION:!

VINO mas always sold the large Capital prizes!
ANswER-S j. Sylvester, No $50 Broadway.
Who sell the capitals to be drawn in November!
ANswER-S ]. Sylvester, No 430 Broadway.
Who will get these Brilliant Capitals!
AsswER-TnOse who will forward a small amount of
of money, varying from Ten dollars to Two dollar.
Having answered these imporan questions satislac-
forty. nothing IL necessary Than 10 lay before my
friends and the public the magnificent series of schemes
to be drawn in November, November, with Capitals OF
$50, 900! $40, 600! $40, 900! 5000! $40, 900!
SIS, 900.
And to urge upon them the necessity of forwarding their
orders without delay, and TO make application to that
most renowned Office,
s. ]. SYLVESTER
1870 BroadWay, and 22 Waikst. NtW York
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FOR PROMOTING THE GROWTH
AND BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR.

VTNTE NENIINE BTFFALU OIL Is last taking tle
place of all other preparations for The hair now in
use II beauties and sUliens the hair giving IL u satin
gloss that no other article does, and causing II to curl
beautifully. As limitations have recently appeared the
outside wrapper of the genuine will be signed by the pro-
pririor WM. Brown also COPYRIGHT for the engraved
direction has been secured and entered according to act of
Congress- 1910. See that Buffalo Oil" is impressed upon
the glass bottle, to avoid the counterfeit Dealers can be
supplied Of WIN. BROWN, 4sl Washington ST. Boston
For by J. ROSS Jr., Woodstock, Vt.
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ALSO IN PRESS, ANOTHER
IMPORTANT, VALUABLE. & CHEAP WOI

IN the course Of publication, md will he ready for dey.
cry early in October 1872 complete in one volume ro,al
Octovo containing about 600 pages Of letter press and
more than five hundred Engrayinss elegantly bound in
gilt price only $3.50 per copy
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CORRECTED BY
WILLIS g. co.,
EXCHANGE & MONEY ROkEk,
NO IS, STATE STREET, BOSTON

nThe hills of all the Banks the New England States
which are in good credit are received at par depOss
by the following Banks vz-Aas, atlantic, Eagle, Free
mans Globe, Mechanics, Hamilton, Market Merchants'
North State Suffolk Shoe and Leather Dealers, Shaw
nut, boston, fremont, Traders Union and Washington.
ITThe Suffolk Bank iransacs all business reia'hg W
country banks, for the above named banks
little Boston Bank receives all current money
Counterfeit SO bills on many ofthe New England Bank"
ore in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stereotype plate.
Counterfeit, 3s are in ciculaon the Plymouth Bank,
Mass letter of various dates. The first appearance Vi
these bills is good but they easily detected by observ
ing that the words hree dollars in fine print, are very
irregular and defective.
Also SIS OH the Holland County Bank, Conn New plate
letter d. Vgnete, cupds encrcling the figure o. fii"'
Cashire; Stearns President Well DONE
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GniNGLEs, Pine Capboards, Spruce and TIemlock
- Eoaris--White and Grey Lime, and by window
sash for sale by C. f. sIIEDD
Woodstock, May II, 1912.
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LoTTcT! L0T-cN!
DR.. Erans' Leauiifning Lotion:


HlGI!LY esteemed for curing all eruption, coarsness
IL redncss, and pmpes on the face, neck or hands aud
eltcluay cleansing the complexion and removing all Dis
eases Of the skin.
Nothing contributes SO much to our general Success re-
leas an engaging first appearance This lotion is udminr
rs most fragrant, mild safe wash and greatly esteemed
Tor lis virtues In cleansing, socnng aud pur ing the
SKIN ol all cruptiOnc injurious to female beauty and
restoring II To high degree OF purity.
beautiful and hcaul complexion is the pride of all
who possess IT, and the envy those who are deprived of
IL.
good appearances the best recommendations and as
the beautlyng lotion purihes the SKIN aud removes all
puppies 6Otches. tan, snubrn, and redHCss and prOd.
ces abeantin hue, is the only cosmetic lady should
use at her toilet.
Gentlemen will also fin his delightful remedy TO re.
move all roughness, pmpes, ringwOfms, spots rencss
Oh the srdce of the human body II is particularly rec
commended to gentlemen to he used AFTER shaving as will
prevent the otherwise certain effect all common SOAP
IN turning Tie beard prematurely grey.
FOR sale wholesale and retail by FOSTER & DTCEIy.
son sole propret0rs and successors to A. Hitchcock & CO.
III Green street, Utica. N. Y. WOODSTOCK, j. ROSS
Jr. Druggist White River Village, J. G. Brooks; West
Hartford W. H. SteelSharOn, W alton Down.
or NeNans " Fish Windsor, A. q H. Wardncr. l25.ly
COLDS PATENT,sIDE AND HANGING LAMPS
~ very superior article, Just received and for sale Ly
the subscriber5-also
CHEMICAL OIL
for the use OF the same, constantly on hand
The Lamp gives clear and beautiful lat at less than
one half the expense of oil.
TCall ard see them burn.
RUSSELL & CLARKE.
re-" 20, loiZ' 95-.
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TlckttS only SOFA ceTtHcnIc Of T1ck0ge OF % Tick
cts will be sent for 70--Shares in proportion.
state of New Jersey LOTTERY, Glass 95 for sia to be
drawn at Jersey Cityon WedGcday, Nov, IL, Isla-7i
Numbers 4 Drawn Dtots

Tickets Sl0-Sharcs in proportion
certificate OF Package OF rs Tickets will be sent for
$40 ~ 49,
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ORANGE COUNTY.
Brhntree, :. Spesre-Brookfeld. J. d. Kinp.bur,
Bradford, j. W. ID. Parker-Chelsea, G.. C. Stone" r.,
rnth, Geo. Seeper-East Brook field p Dayjs-Fs., IT,
ham, w. G. Dickey-East Randolph. Ege-ton A W.T.
East Corinh, John Chapman-Newbury Tapnsn e..
vens-Post Mills Stanford, w ssnho o
Union Village, J. walker-vr.hire = n. Psnhm
West falrlse, stephen Thomas eseRandoph. Edmund
Weton-West Topsham, Geo. Jenness--Wcls Mn. "
rmr-washing,oD. Russell s, pss,v. "' ""er, T.
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UNION LOTTERY, Glass 10 lorlslo
to be drawn ut Alexandria, c. Nov. l9lSl2 10 Nun
bcrs-l2 drawn Ballots, BY authority of law.
n n
THREE PRIZES OF $4,000!

Tickets only Sl0-A certificate ola package or2j Tick
cts will be sent for $l3O-Shares in proportion.
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$40, 900!
VIRGINIA LEEBURG LOTTERY, Glass for 1872
to be drawn al Alexandria ID. G.. OIL Saturday, Nov.
IL 1872. 13Numbers-l5 Drnwn Ballots.
$4,000!


Tickets SO,-A certificate Of Package of 26 Ticket,
will be sent for Sl3O-Shares in proportion
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a. O O O

VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY, Glass for 1912
Ito be drawn at alexandria, Va. on Saturday, Nov S,
lSl2-75 Numbers, Is drawn ballots.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-22

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, +,
July 90, I642, 4

We have no material change TO note in business
affairs, generally, since last week. Trade of eve
ry kind remains quite depressed. The weather,
with the exception oftw days, has Tor week or
more been very favorable for gathering in the
harvest,and we happy to learn from various Sec
tons Of tho country, that there will be full aver
age, IL not an unusually large crop.
In Foreign Produce there has been no sales Of
moment this week. - ="
Domestic Products--Flour is steady at SIS 37i
for Western, IS 50 for Pennsylvania Of good brands,
fresh ground would probably bring s5 62A per Dbl
Rye Flour continues scarce, and is in demand at
% rs per Dbl. Corn Meal--no change since last
week. -
Grain-The supply of Wheat continues very
light, and is wanted for mllling-Prime old Penn
syIvania red Is worth 81 2sal 30 per busheli lot
Of 700 bushels Of fair new Delaware Wksat was
sold sfioat at 81 % per bushel ing new Oats yet
in niarketold are steady at 52a33 cts per bushel;
Southern Yellow Flat Corn Is dull to-day, with
fair receipts at SIS cts; White do. 52a53 per bushc
Flaxsced firm at 81 rs per bushel. 800
Qucrcitron Bark-Scarce last sales were al ga
for first No. l. now held at s25. -
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A Good Movement.

Mr.. ARNOLD, wing member Of Congress, has
Published ia the National Intolligepccr, Bill,
which he intends 10 introduce in the House Of
Representatives. and urge its adoption, reducing
the mileage and pay of the members of Congress.
The Bill propose to reduce the members per diem,
from eight TO six dollars per day, and allow them
zig instead of sight dollars for every twenty miles.
This is a good movement and ID another evidence
Of tho disposition Of the wings TO economist the
expenses Of the government. But there is a
more important provision in the bill, which Do
clarss that members shall not 30 paid for the tirne
they arc absent, unless detained from their duty
by sickness This is perfectly right il is just. It
is nothing more than honest, as no man ought to
be paid for services which he does not render
We would consider il good amendment, TO mako
every member pay to the government the amount
of his per diem, for every day he voluntarily alb
sents himself fiom the business of tho House,
We hope Mr.. ARSoLD may succeed in getting this
measure through, and in case be dees, il may
we'll be said that he done some good in bis day
and generation.
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five arc to judge from the aattering among
he loco focos and their bitter amin siiy toward u.
and the Republican, we should suppose that we
have done some execution. Go on gentlemen.
yepr fpwjng, freitiqg, boosting and bullying. we
presume have 90 tesrsrs for whigs, at least they
hsve none for US, as We have seen the like OF you
before, and remind of he fable Of the lion and
jack.ass. II we did not know the temper and
coursxc Of tllrse lokies, we don't know what We
might DO tcmpiedto do. There are many animals
that maize frigh,fdl noise, but are perfectly
harmla a. &c,
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ron THE pELAwAas nrruBLroAs.


man by the name of Moses Edwards alias
William Striker, was brought before Justice Me-
caulley on a charge of proianely cursing Mr..
James Derry tho City Collector. II appeared that
the Collector called him for his tax, and he de.
MED his name. The Collector having found out
the cheat, OF that he had tue names. informed him
be must pay his tax at the expiration of the legal
nO,ics. at that time the Collector sent for IL and
not getting Il no issued the legal process and col
iected II accordingly. When he next met Mr..
Derry he com mcnced abuung him and cursing,
and being convicted Of six curses was fined a
and costs. Mr.. Derry as a public officer did
right and 70 would all other officers, were they 10
bring up all such offenders The foul and unmaDly
practice Of profhne cursing and swearing is toe
common about our streets, and not only SO but 4
leads to breaches Of Tho peace. I hope this ex
ample may be warning 10 others.
MORALITY.
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WING MEETING,

The Wings Of Kent County, IN pursuance Of
their last meetng arc requested to assemble II The
State House in Dover on THURSDAY, tho 26th
day Of July, inst. al 10 o'clock, A. M. A general
attendance 10 desired, for Il il expected that candi-
dates forthe olfrcs Of Sheriff and Cosemw will then
be nominated, and other important business In
fdrthefance ofthe WING cause DO transacted.
Our enemies sfo already in the field, and Il DO.
hooves ~ 10, DO active and yglant; they have be-
gun the contestAs usual with an atomptt 70 deceive
the people. They ask Us why we have hot those
better fimcs proinisodi in In the campaign Of i64n5
Tei them tIat II 10 because we have not been able
% obtain tioso moasufes which would have secnr.
cd thorc botlcr times because il pleased Divine
Providence TO remove the President Of our choice,
who would have faithfully administered the dutles
Of his station by vindicatnf those principles which
believe necessary 10 the prosperity Of the coun-
Try, and because John Tyler, who has accidental
y sueccedsd 10 the Presidential Office. TO which
he wxB never elected by any party, has randsienf-
" and traiforousy refused 10 sancfion and cary
out those principles, being aided In his perfdy "
bis Loco-ioco niiies!
Tell thsm, that we arc still contonding sgainsf
yhe enemies Of sound currency Tho opporers Of
American industry and the advocates Of measure
iutpndcd N rob the old Statea of their interest In
the territory Tor which our forefathcrs blcd. Tell
them that against such principles, in such con,
test and with such foes, We will move firmly anc
In union, showing to the world that tbough NO
have been temporarily defeated by tho peffdy Of
ono man, we are not dishcartenrd. but c6nhdsnily
await the time that will secure the Triumph oftose
political measures that have ever been the object
ofthe Wing party july 2os 1912
-
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Y y really smuslus. 10 fact i h IAurhshlp. u
hpar the loco i6cos hoaslue shout their 1ens<ree,
their rspsblisssism, and their Safristism. Nov
what course does thsss purs, uusoulaminstsd
democratic take 70 make manifest their dirsereeyS
What evidence DO thsy sivs n shslr sspub-
licanismi In what msnnsr DO they provs their
patiiotismf Exactly ip, The same m,unes hat
the tories manifested their stisehmept far H.
King. Who rejoicsd and fred hundred rms
when John Tyler vs:ocd he bank Mi Tie
hoo focos; who rsjoiced In The time n shs evsu-
tion when The King Of England snnslledt BE- acss
Of the colonial Congrcast Thu tosissi who
wore In favour Of one man govsmnsut n H.
revolutionf Tbs resies! Who now suppoFt
John Tyler In bis tyrsnpieal exercips II ~ ~
poser7 The loco focus! Who oppssPd the aoks
Of The colonisl Congress and shouted Gid ssxs
The King The Tories! Who opposs III pols
Of Congress nor and hurrah for John Tylr, The
veto Rresidontl This loco focos. Who were sp-
posed 70 protecting American interests ia It's
The tories. Who arc opposed 70 protsctiug Amor
lean interests noso = The loco f6cos. Who were
in favor othe stamp aot Of Punishment, and wished
to support the operatives Of England in prsilrcnce
to those Of the United sfatesi Tho torIcs Who
are for free trade roso thereby supporting and
ccurseisg foreign manufacturers and mechanics.
and starving thoss Of the United sts'ssf The
loco iocos. who supported King George u his
sets Of oppression agaiast The colonial Congrsss
and thc people In l776 Tbs toiies Who aeD
support John Tyler In tsamping upon the rights
and settinr al defiance the expressed will Of the
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FOR CAPE MAY.
II OTIOE

0Ecs Of the PHILADELPHIA, Wilmington and BALI
more Railroad Co. rs Walnut ss. July 10, 1912.
To the Loan holders of tho Philadelphia, WjIminp-
ton and Baltimore Railroad company.
Wy tho terms and conditions of the Mortgage
ID executed on tho 2lst Of May, ls42,po ioan-
holder or creditor is entitled to the benefit of that
security, or to the payment Of the interest that
hereafter may accrue, unless the certificate or GER
tikcates then held should, within four calender
months from the 2lst May, ls42. be surrendered
and delivered up to the said company, and new
certificates be received in lieu thereof In pursu-
ance Of tho above. Notice Is hereby given to the
Joan holders Of tho r. w. & B. r. r. Co. that the
Secretary will remain atthe office Of tho company
between the hours Of and @ daily, to receive the
certificates now outstanding, and issue new certi.
ficates in conformity with the terms Of the Mort
gage, dated 2lst May, ls42, and authorised by tho
stockholders.
uBy order Of the Board Of Direetors.-jy22
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DIRECTORS.
Lotteries for July, 1912.
POKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY,

POkOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY,
Authorised by the authority OF the Legislature
for improving and extending the navigation Of
Pokomoke River, draws at Wilmington, Del.
lanes Phalcn & Co.. Managers
Class "a, draws Friday, July /. Capital prize
81 600. Tickets 81, so.
Class rs, draws Monday, July 4. Capital
$1,000. Tickets a.
Glass T6, draws Wednesday, July 6. Capitals
o. 500 and SO and 500. Ticket 81.
Glass II. draws Friday, July 8. Capital prize
slO, 000 Tickets e.
Class rs draws Monday July II. Capital prize
sI5. 900. Tickets "a,
Glass 70. draws Wednesday, July Ia. Capital
$1,000. Tickets 80.
Clasa so dtqws Friday, July Is. Capital prize
&ECRGETOWNLoTTER
Authorized By the Legislature for the erection Of
an Academy and Masonic Tful o. Georgetown,
sussex oonetv and for finishing nc Episcopal
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Camp Afeeting,

A camp meeting will be held near ST. Georges
commencing on tho 9Th of August, next The 10
cation we are told is beautiful one. and easy ef
access, Persons wishing 70 attend tbs camp can
20 either by land OF water. The meeting we un-
derstsnd viii commence on Monday and con-
tinno until saturday,
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Two KaEwnrN--The New York Sun says
"on board Of the barque Adario. recently arrived
from the coast of Africa, are two Krewmen.
brought out at their own request to this country.
They are queer looking darkies, both having a
stripe running down their faces, from the forehead
TO the chin. This singular mark 10 one Of dis
,inction. and all who are thus honored are called
freemsn! They will return to their native eoun-
Try In The same vessel next fall"
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!. AL stated meeting ofthe Jefferson Temperance
Society of Wilmington and Brandywipe. held at
Temperance Hall, Jnl5 10Th. 1912, 1t was on mo-
ton ~
Resolpe9, That Vote Of thanks be presented
to The American Pfaet Society for their liberal
present to this Society Of Christian Library con-
tanning IS volumes Of handsome and well selected
Books.-Extract from The minutes.
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Pres't.
SAM. J. M'LcckLAN, Sec'ry. jy %.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst by the Rev. P. Riley Of the
Catholic Church, Mr. CHARLES g. KING to
Miss SARAH ANN DQNNELLY, \
May peace and happiness attend them,
On the 10th inst By the Rev Mr. Robinson Of
the Church Of Latter Day Saints or Mormons,
Mr. GEORGE HAMMER 70 Miss MARY KEN
NADY, - - ~