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A JOVIAL PARTY!
Follow their example!

more happy ovin party let the city of New
York proceed to their mountain home than three Yer
monters who carried with them the proceeds of Capital
Prize of TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, sold 10
them by SYLVESTER. Truly has he earned the name
of "Fortunes Farorite" and il zeal and activity will
ensure its continuance, his friends and correspondents have
the hest guarantee for the future. Intimately acquainted
with every circumstance connected with the af.
fairs OF the country and with perfect knowledge of the
financial situation of all public Institutions there nO
speculation chance of loss TO prize holders; and SYL-
IESTER has up to the present period, whether in good
or bad times always guaranteed TO the public the honor
and integrity of all concerned in Lotteries offered by him
as well the perfect responsibility to redeem all Prizes
in Specie on demand.
The opportunity to invest in to suit the conven
fence of all is Systematically arrun,ed and remittance
of One Dollar or of One Hundred Dollars will claim
equal attention.
During the month ofAUGUST, Lotteries will draw da
ly-Tickets from So to Sl0-Capital from
THIRTY THOUSAND TO TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS.
The following prominent schemes are respectfully sub
mtted and claim the particular attention of adventures
who are requested be prompt in forwarding their orders
the Oldest established and most lucky office in the city
of New-YOrk. -
S. J. SYLVESTER,
1870 Broadpay, and 22 Waiist. New York
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From The Erening Signal, ". Y.
SHERRY WINE BITTERS,

INIEsE are remedy very highly and very Justly rec
commended by physicians as Of great efficacy in giving
strength TO the weak and debacd The use OF ears ha.
satisfactorily proved their virtues. Untincturcd by the
slightest deleerous matter, they communicate the heal
ing powers Of the best medicinal and plants They
restore, and II not laid asde preserve the whole anmn
economy in state Of habitua healihncss They cannot
be Toe frequently commended by just encomiums from the
agents
II In speaking Of the excellence of the Sherry Wine
bt'crs, oil which Mcssrs. A. u; d. Sands are agents.
we meant those prepared by Dr. $. o. RICHARDSON, Of
South Reading, Mass
FOR SALE in Woodstock, by JAS. ROSS Jr,-Barnarj
j. u. Danorih Jr.-Belhe J. Il j. Smith Jr.-Royalton
D,owner' Nevens Fish-Tnnbridge, 7. sturtevant-
chelsea, Geo. ID. Searns. lOl.tm,
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DAVID TO SAUL's DAUGHTER.


AWAKE, awake my Tyre!
Aud tell thy silent masters humble tale,
In sounds that may PREVAIL
Sounds that gentle thoughts inspire;
Though so exalted she,
And 50 luwly be,
Tell her. such different notes make all the harmony.
IIurk how the strings awake!
And though the moving hand approach not near
Themselves with awful iear
A kind of numerous trembling make;
Now all thy forces Try,
Now all thy charms apply
Revenge upon her ear the cOnquests other eye.
Weak lyre thy virtue sure
Is useless here since thou art only found
To cure but not to wounds
And she to wound but not to cure
Too week, too, wilt thou prove
My passion to remove,
Physic to other Ills thou ri nourishmen' to love,
Sleep, sleep again my Tyre!
For thou canst never tell my humble tale
In sounds that will prevail;
Nor gentle thoughts in her inspires
All thy vain mirlh lay by,
Bid thy string silent lie;
Sleep sleep again. my Tyre !nnd let Thy master die!
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WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

MEDiCATED-PRlcE cts OF, 10 cts. 4 OF, 81 l-2 cts
w lb-A remedy that has gained a great reputation
Tor the cure Of coughs, colds, whooping cough phhsc
sore troat anu all diseases OF the lungs also il Is In
cnsive use Tor clearing the voice for Vocass or Public
Speakers ana IN consequence of the extensive sale and
wonderful efficacy for curing the above complaints, has
caused number Of Druggists and Coniectoners to rOun
creit this valuable cough remedy An imitation has JUS,
heen shown me with my name stamped on the candy, evil
demily TO deceive the public. For the genuine YOU will
Gallo "Wm Browns BOnesci Candy, Medicaicd," and
see That the direction is signed by the proprietor and the
candy stamped :" WM BRowS." The true article is for
sale In Boston, at wholesale rnd RETAIL by the Manuc-
rer, corner of Washington and Elliot 81.
For sale by IA. DUNBAR, Woodstock, w.
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and every man is protected in the enjoyment ofhis
rights, and permitted to pursue happiness as his
taste may direct. We are, it Is true, (and we are
no. sorry that we are SOY without that refinement
which English writer's claim for their country. =
Our President is not capable of rivalllng the
Queens balls, but even the negro slaves at the
South who have excited so much sympathy in
England are far in advance Of colliery serfs in
Northumberland and Yorkshire.
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I NTTNU VUVy Ut TVCUTU,
ll5-3w. DEL BILLINGS, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. The P7o1a

STATE OF VERMONT ! The Hon. The Probate
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD-s.s. Court for The District
nj Hlrtf0rd;TO al persons concerned in the estate of
MARY HEDGES iate Of NOrUch in said District, de-
ceased, intestdte,
GREETING.
"HEREAS IN, DAVIS administrator of the estate
w oihe said deceased, proposes rendering
of his administration, and presenting his account against
said estate for allowance at session of said Court to be
held Mt the Probate Office In woodstock in said District
the third day of August Therefore, hereby
titled to appear before said Court nj the time and place
aforesaid. and show cause, II any you have, why the said
account should not be allowed And the heirs and all 9th
ers interested are also notified TO appear at the
and place and give bonds for the payment Of the claims
and charges asuinst said estate, license will be granted
said administrator auhorisng him to sell and convey the
whole real estate of which the deceased died seized and
possessed situated in Norwich in said district for the pr
pose Of paying the claims and charges against said estate
Dated mt Woodstock in said District this 9Th day J
" A. D. 1872. llj-3w OEL billings, Rfgisker.
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a10ttrD.
SONG OF ARCHIE THE ROVER.
AUTHOR UNK NOW N.

The knight may reene his bra bra slccde,
May dome his mayled glove,
In marshalled lste or tented PLANE,
To win his ladye love-
But what IS the brave kni gifts belted trimme
Or landsman's scare to NEE
My war-steeJc is min e owne good shippe,
My battle PLANE the sea.
70 horse, the merre buslc call
May bid the bold dragOone.
Aud hackbutte men, at tuck of drum.
unslins the musketOOn--
But naught for tuck or drum reck |,
Or troopers trumpet bra;
My call 5 the bOatswaine's whistle slrlle
My trumpe the war hurra.
By brake and scaure all rente and torne,
The landsman's corse must lye;
Foul path for tramplynge hoole Of horse
Or red artillerie-
But the riders lrampe shall wounde no; NEE,
Nor the rowl OF the rafting gunnc,
For thousand, weene, in the deep sea wave
May sleep AS sound as one.
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An honest man need not fear the assaults of his
enemies. Talent will be appreciated, industry will
be rewarded, and he who pursues IN any calling,
an open, manly, honest course, must in the end
triumph over his enemies, and build for himself
good name, which will endure long after tradu-
GERS are forgotten.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT.l The Hon. The probate
HARTFORD DISTRICT, So. Court for the District
of Harford-to M persons concerned the estate Of
INEVITABLE CLOUGli, tate Of NoTrioh in said Dis
trict, deceased, tesiate.
- GREETING.
WHEREAS, Ina DAVIS Of Norwich Administrator Of
w the estate Of the said decreased proposes rendering
an account of his administration; and presenting his
account against said estate for allowance at session Of
said Court to be held at the Probate office in Woodstock
the third day of OF August next Therefore, YOU are
hereby notified TO appear before said Court, the time
and place aioresad,a show cause any YOU have why
the saidaccount should not he allowed.
Dated NJ Woodstock IN said District this oath dsy Of
Iunc u l'is. lIi2w OIL BILLINGS Her,stet.
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Spirit OF the age.

IhhMo-S2,oo year, 81 80 in ddtdncr. The rost 81
transportation In all cases to be paid by the Subscribers
subscriptions are not received, nor advertisements in
Serted unless 10y advance payment guaranty Of pny
Subscribers may have their card inserted for 20 nm.
non subscribers for SO year. ~
~ All COMMUNICATIONS must lie addressed post,s
paid, to CHaPIEs n EiSTWIN
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STATE OF VERMONT, na Probate cou,,

DISTRICT OF HARTFORD, SIS. { held at Woodstock
wihn and fer said District on the cieuenM day Of mr.
H. ID. 1912, Hon. THOMAS p RUSSELL Judge.
instrument purpOrtng to be the last will and tesla.
"A ment of CALVIN II. WOODS late of Barnard in said
district deceased being presented TO the here By
Betscy ID Woods the cSccuy therein named for prObate
II Is ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear Mt session of said court
to he held Mt the Probate Office in said Woodstock the
first Wednesday Of August next and show cause IL any
they may have against the probate Of said will for which
purpose is further ordered that copy of the record
Of this order be published three weeks succssvey in the
Spirit of the Age printed in Woodstock in sud State rs
soon as may be-
A true copy of record,
ll5-3w. DEL BILLINGS, cgisfer.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

Braniree, z $. Speare-Brookfeld, J. y. Kirrsbury
Bradford, J. ". ID. Parker-Chcsea, G. e. sionc-Co
rnth,Geo slcorerEast Brookfeld.P. Davis-East Tors
ham, W. q. Dickey-East Randolph. Egerton A Watt
East Corinih, John Chapman-Newbnry Tappsn ~.
vens-Fos Mills STAFFORD, w d. sanborr
South STAFFORD. II Rus.-Thetfora. - Tonshau.
---Union Village, J. walker-vrshirc s. Dnstin
West FairIec, stephen Thomas WcssRandoph, Tlmnrd
Wsston-"esi Topshnm Geo. Ienncss-Wcls Ri,r, W.
rsr-washirg'on. Russell g Bsscy l.
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TO THE HON. THE PROBATE COURT
For TIIE DISTRICT OF IIARTEORD:

TINllE Petition of DAVID IlOWES oi Norwich in said
Distrc, respectfully represents that he is the legal
guardian 0 DAVID II. llowEs, and JOSEPH llOwEs, in
ns under the age of twenty years, and JULIA and
MARY IowEs infants under the age Of eighteen years.,
that the said David l Joseph Julia and Mary, arc,Or will
be entitled to certain real estate situated in said
Norwich, which said real estate decided by their
Grandfather Joseph IlOwes, to Joseph iowcs Jr., OF
Montpelier, on the 10Th day of August 1880, to be by the
said Joseph Jr held in trust ter the dcccasc Of the said
Ioseph Tor the and benefit ohe above named minors,
which ARE the children OF petitioner and to he decided
to the sad children when the eldest OF them shall arrive
full age, which said real estate is described follows
witt about 90 acres Of land, lying the road leading
from Ebcnczer Spears house, to rus Parrdgcs house,
and bounded on the north by said Spears land, the
west by land belonging to the heirs Of Joseph Hunt late
Norwich deteiScd, on the south by land owned by Prs
chuI Slack and land owned by Euoch Cove, and on the
east by the above mentioned road and is all of the land of
which the said Joseph lIowes died seized the side
of said road in Norwich excepting about four which
set of to your petitioner on the 18th day of January
1881 by Cyrus Partridge and Thomas lnzen referred
that purp0sejnnd that sale of said real estate is or
would be conducive TO the best interests Of his said wards
Wherefore he pays said court grant him license, and
empower him to sell the same.
DAVID HOWES, Guardian.
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STATE OFVERMONT,) 1T is orde

STATE OF YER MONT 1t is orderedby the Pro-
HARTFORD DISTRICT, SIS. ) bate court for the said
District Of Hartford, n tibet foregoing petition come I'M.
der consideration and he heard by said court session
thereof TO be held mt the probate office in Woodstock in
said District the 3D. day OF August next and that all
persons interested therein be notified thereof by publish
Ing the foregoing petition and this order three weeks sue
ccssvey in the Spirit ofe Age, printed at Woodstock,
in this State as soon ms may be.
by order OF the Court this 2sth day orJunc, A. D. lsi2
ll4-3w DEL BILLINGS, Res lister.
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lust received large supply Of this fashionable Ware
d in French Shapes which will be sold twenty per cent
cheaper than ever before Offered.
-iLSO-
Tea and Chamber Ware to match, at equal low prices.
Purchasers wanting will find it Tor their interest 10 call,
July 8, lsi2. CHS DINI,Jr.
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Tickets only Sl0A certificate Of Package of &c Tick.
cts will be sent for l30--Slares in proportion.
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ALEXAN DRIA LOTTERY, Glass A Tor 1872
to he drawn at Alexandria, d. &. on Saturday Aug 90
lel2 70 Numbers-l4 Drawn Ballots.

Tickets only $40
certifnatc of package of % Tickets will be sent for
Sl3O-Sharcs in proportion.
UNION LOTTERY Glass Il for 1872 to be drawn Mt Al.
eyandria, d. e. On Saturday, Aug. q, lSi2-7S num-
II Drnyn Ballots.
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CHINA TEA WARE.

LNLOWER POTS. Any quantity of Stone and
n EaIhern Flower Pots, large and small sizes for sale
by CHS DANA, Jr.
July &c
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and SCHEME

UNION LOTTERY, Glass II for lsi2-to be drawn at
Alexandria, ID. c. on Saturday, August 6, 1912. BY au-
thority of Law, &c. rs Numbers-l3 Drawn Ballots.
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY LOTTERY. GLASS @ fol-
l5l2o be drawn at Jersey Cityon Wednesday, Aug. II
l5i2. IS Numbers, Is Drawn Ballots.

Tickets SlO.-Shnrcs IN proportion.
certificate of Package OF 20 Tickets will be sent for
$780,
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certificate Of package Of % Tickets will be sent for
Sl3O-Shares in proportion.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY LOTTERY Glass 3 for 1912,
to be drawn at Jersey City Wednesday, August 81,
lsi2 Is Numbers Ii Drawn Ballots.
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Tickets Sl0-A certificate of Package of GO Tickets
will be sen, for Sli0-Shares in proportion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
nR. ALIENS Balsam of Hoarhound

3 Lverwor and Pleurisy Root-For Consumption md
Liver Complaint, Colis Coughs, Splitting OF Blood, Ca
,arrl Asthma Difficulty al Breathing. Pain IL the Side
Palpaton of Heart. Oppression and Soresess OF the
Chest P.urisy Hectic Feve Night SweatS, Diihcn and
Profuse ExpectoratioD, all Affections OF the Chest,
Lungs and Liver.
ibas long been desdcvatum among medical len, 10
discover ,one remedy would the OF thai
formidable disease Consumption.
TIE Hoarhound, LiverwoH and Pleur1sy Root have o'
centuries heen celebrated IN the cure al diseases OF Tie
Lungs and Liver.
CoSsrMpTrov AND BAD CorGH-This is 10 certify that
one bottle OF Dr. Aliens Baam OF Hoarhound Llyerrort
ana Pleurisv Root has cured of severe cough after
having tried many siter remedies without the least 5eheh
JAMES BACkMAN, No. 1855 James ST.
REV Dr. JOHN SCOTT states tina; ~ has made use OF Ur
Aliens Balsau OF Hoar hound LiverworlnG Peursy Root
himself that many Church have also used H. some OF
Them Dpp3reny n last Stages of consumption, with the
most asioni.bng effect He feels in duty bound 10 make
This public sta,eent ard hops that all cergyen Ia VS.
,ing those aborng under consurpon will advise Them 10
nv Dr. Aliens Bakam REV. DR.. JOHN SCOTT.
~ " New.Tork
ATTEND TO youa CorGa-alhoc.h Dr.. Aliens Ba!sani
sovereign cure for consumption still II very uangT-
Gus To let Your coughs without DR.. Aliens ba!sar1
OF Hoarhouud Livcrwort and PleurSy Root ii IS no un'
common thing persons break blood vessel IN the act
OF coughing aud die in Is napcs-that We have seen II
Won have cough, dear reader go this day and get tfis
Basau-a few doses OF will cure you tomorrow may be
too late Sold by WM. A. TYLER, wholesale Agest, IS
Barclay street ard E. NJ Guion, corner Bowery and Grand
.,ress ,l2 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan.
cellor-,rrust Fire Insurance Co. Ebenezer l. viii

liams, &c.
In pursuance of decreal order OF this Court made in the
above entitled viii be sold at public auction under
the direction oil tie Subscriber OF the Masters OF this
Court by w H. Jones. auctoneer AT the Merchants Ex'
change in the city OF New York. the 9Th day OF October
next, at u O'clock, noon, OF tina. day
All those lots pieces or parcels OF and situate ~
inc and being in the Twelfth Ward OF the city OF New York.
and distinguished upon certain map OF piece or parcel
of land purchased by Ely Moore OF Noah Scove:l ny
an inenure bearing date the first day Of November, 1877,
made by Isaac r. uuu City Surveyor, and on hle nlhe
office of Register in and TOR the City and County OF New
York entitled The canal tract which said lots are numo2eo
on tie said map (67 siXtyeisht 1851 sixty.
nine t6o one hundred and nine COG hundred ana
ten (lO one hundred and eleven (ll and one hundred
and twelve Ql2 which collectively numbered on said
ma as parcel fifteen 5 and bounded by lots on SAID
man known number seventy (70 and one hundred and
Hunter easwardy by lots known on said map asS1yS1,
66 and one Hundred and thirteen (lS and norhery by
the centre line hundred and seventeenth street aso
our other lots distinguished the aforesaid map as ots
numbers niaetyour, 9i ninetyfive t9o ninetysS o)
and misty 97) which taken together, are known
ard ted on said map parcel number weny-lhree,
25) bounded souiherly In front by one hundred ana SIX
teenth street, norherly by the centre line between Iot
and nth Streets eaerly by line drawn phrse 10 the
Ninth Avenue the saStel side thereof at The distance
drawn narne to the Ninth Avenue Aforesaid on the east
ey side thereof The distance OF one hundred feet ere
from Also four otbrr lots. on map aforesaid KNOW" ds
numbers seven,ylree, 3 seventy -four, ia one hundred
AM, five u5 and hundred and SIX, (l06 ana oinng
mart of parcel number seventeen l7 bounded westerly oy
lots number seveuy-fve 75 and one hundred and TOUR,
tlel) souherly by land late OF the heirs OF nnIer
en,t.y by lots number hundred and seven, l07 and
seventyt,po 2 and norhery by the middle OF one nun
dred and seventeenth street
-''" -" WILLIAM w CAMPBELL
Master in Cbancery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

NTORMS IN CHILDREN.-Of all

diseases 10 which children are e1poseu none are
so fatal to them Worms. Unfortunately, children are
seldom free from them and as they initiate lhe symptoms OF
effects without being suspected. Worms not only
cause OF disease themselves, but By their irritation agra
yae all other diseases, wandering from one part ct the Dody
sructing the bowels and requenly the threat causing CON
WILSON'S and often death The d. sired remedy WI be
found in DR. JAYNE'S TONIC VERMlFUGt, which
will very destroy the Worms, and nvgorate the pow
ers of digestion TO prevent Il return OF them
Prepared only No 90 South. Thirdsreeti also, for
sale at la2 Norlh.Second-slreet, Philadelphia.
Sold at wholesale and retail by the agents. A. B. D
and 100 Fuonsteet also sodby Abraham B. Sands c."
273 Broadway tGranite Buildngs) corner OF Chamber
street, and by David Sands Co.. n East Broadway corner
&c MIL pt.,,rec, SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
For The Tribune.
"THE SANE OLD COON
AIR: g Si,.in' on a Rail-


.The Wings are recommending all their OLD devices
'0'' fLoco-Foco PAPER.
As walked out, dis AFTERNOON,
To cit a drink, by de light oh de moon,
Oar Il see dat same Old Coon
A sittin' on tree
A sittin on a tree,
A siitin' on tree,
si,tin' on q tree
And looking VERY glad.
Saws to him, wot make you GRIM
De Lokies say you $ as dead as sin;
Blu, dar you is-de same old skin
A sittin' on dc tree, &C.
COB course ar says he, and soon
De Wings will sing de good old tune
About dis VERY same Old Coon
A sittin' on de tree, &c.
when Massa HARKlsoN-bless his soul =
Begun de great Wing ball TO roll
WHY. here sot, and see de whole
A sittin' on dis tree; &c.
.One ting dar was in dat campain
hope to neber see again
II civ dis Old Coon SO much pain
A sittiu' on de tree, sc.
Lookin' VERY bad.
De way sold Veto d take you in,
oilers thought woald be sin
I, almose made me shed my skin
While sittin' on de tree, &c.
Looking mighty mad.
VII.
Now, when you git into de fray
Dat will be fout for many day,
And end in lectia' HARRY CLAY,
1 III sit upon dis tree, &c.
Looking VERY glad.
VIII.
And den, hope, if you put on
Your flag de name of any one
Wild his'n, twill be an honest John,
Or else not none at all
So saws dis SANE Oily COOK.