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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-08
CTNGHAMs! GINGHAMs!!

a. TORRS and LANGDONS have just received (and
~ yll receive this weekly va icty Of patterns OF
are selling off fast. Also, % pieces new prints.
Iuup OIL
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CONTINGENCIES.

The Federalists made great stir about The small
expenses oflhe department under the head of 'COn-
,ngencies, during Mr. Van Burens administration.
Soap towels, &c, were the burden Of the wing
politicians theme, and mnch horror was affected at
at the waste Of the peoples money But we have
now few 'whig contingencies, as reported in
Document No of the House of Representatives,
Those enumerated below are recorded against the
office of Navy Commissioners.
March 8, 1871, Nos. Audubon's Birds Of
America 1915
Washing towels 800
No. IS Birds Of America 100
AMOS American Scenery 800
s F." 1915
For Ice 1910
April II, For Grape and Gloves 1881
" 80, Grape and o-Coth li,6S
" Extra Clerk hire mos. $4,000
8" 5000
4" Nos Birds Of America 400
June 0, Two portraits President Tyler 600
"lS, Print of Gen. Harrison 400
Washing towels $50
We have not only soap and towels, but
books treating of birds, Grape, gloves, oil-coh, po-
traits, ice,&c. SC, II the whgsery complain about
taxing the people for soap and towels, what will
they say about ice and gloves
Raleigh Standard.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TIVE valuable Farm belonging TO the Estate Of the late
WIN. GILLETTE, of Sharon, and known by the
name ofthe Dana Farm" containing about $50 of
choicest land in Windsor Co., and about miles above
Sharon village, Is offered Tor sale 1t is beautifully
situated on White River, aud an excellent stand Tor
Tavern and where there has been constantly kept
for so years until oiatc. Said land very productive
mud in high state of cultiyatOn-oa an arabic kind free
from stone, bel Nc rich mari and easily Tiled and is well
watered and woOded-suable for nisine great quantities
of grain, and for keeping large stock OF cattle Said
Farm be divided about equal and make to excellent
ones-with equal share OF meadow, upland, ard wood
land, to accommodate the purchaser.
Part ofthc payment will be made very oGsy,-$9OCO
nj about l-2 per cent interest, md TO be paid semi-a
nualy, remain iOreycr,-nnd $4,000 more Interest
paid annually remain for yearsthe residue must be
paid In six months from SALE (uness the purchaser would
prefer paving when The bargin is cl0sed) Said Farm
will be sold public auction ut the Dwelling House Of
the deceased, the cath day of March next, at
o'clock Pm.
ALSO.
One hundred of Lease land excellent for Sheep
pasture, and subject To rent of nine dollars per year,
nt no other taNcs possession will be given the first day
of next April Ofboth larms-gentleman who anxious
topurchase elegant farm Undoubtedly the best in the
County OF WINDSOR are invited to attend.
c. PARTRlD GE, administrator.
Sharon, Feb. 2lst, 1912. S5-tw.
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Remains ofthe Steamboat President.-We learn
from Capt Jespen, of the schr. Mokinn, from the
Cape de Verd Islands, that the boat of the Inflated
steamer President, and also several water-casks,
bearing her name, had beer picked up and carried
into S, Nicholas, one of said Islands. Capt Jep-
son did not himself see these interesting relics, Gas
he sail fiom another Island, Boneavista,) hut was
assured of the fact by respectable English gentle
man who had seen them. The latitude and ongi-
tude where they were picked up, we are unable to
state The boat rs well as the water-casks, had
the name president" upon it. This is the first
trace which has yet been discovered of the wreck
OF this noble steamer Jour. Of Com
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WEEKLY AND sEMI.WEEKLY
NEW YORK COURIER AND EMO UIRER

From and after Friday, llih inst, the WEEKLY
AND SEMI-WEEKLY COURIER AND ENQUIR-
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per, and offers inducements TO the advertiser and
general reader, such as have rarely been presented
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-WEEKLY.-Thi sheet will be publish
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sheets for the two proceeding days, together with
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advertisements in the Daily paper on Wednesdays
and Saturdays, will also appear in the Semi
Weekly for these days, without any additional
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For the Spirit ofthe Age.
SWITCH S. ell.

The wing of my spirit is broken,
Oh, dear oh, dear!
The word that will kill me is spoken.
Oh, dear oh, dear
wander all day up and down,
Mine eye now with joy never wrinkles,
My hair has grown gray that was brown,
And my brow is all covered with wrn kles,
Dear dear oh, doar ,
bought you the ynllercst ribbons,
Oh, dear oh, dear!
More'n ten thousand pictcrs at Gibbons,
Oh, dear! oh, dear!
great bosom pin and ring
Tia, cost me the eighth ola dollar,
More candy and that sort o. thing,
You know, than you ever could swaller,
Dear! dear! oh, dear!
loved YOU as hard rs | could do,
Oh, dear! oh, dear
You did not the thing that you should do,
Oh, dear! oh, dear!
You always did smile, OH and look
In my face like II beautiful Venus,
And thought tina. our love like a brock,
Would be running forever between us,
Dear! dear, oh, dear
But alas! when thought it was sartin,
Oh, dear! oh, dcar
Away from my arms your are startin,
Oh, dear! oh, dear!
NV head whirls around like top,
My brain feels rs though was grcsgy,
And my heart beats rs though it would stop,
1t is so dreadful heavy and soegy,
Dear! dear! oh, dear!
Me! me- I'll get over it never,
Oh, dear! OH dear
stall feed on my anguish forever,
Oh, denr oh, denr
They'll fall, oh! and Spite II, these tears,
In my toddy, whenever mix it,
shan't live great many years,
Noway upon earth can fix it,
Dear! dear.me.suz-hum oh, dear!
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ruETREAsURY NOTE BILL.

This extraordinary Wing measure for relief which
exhausted in the days Of federal opposition the bit.
,erness in the walls Of wrath, has at length passed
a Wing Congress by the casting vote of the Speak
er. 80
Oh! this one man power-how horrible it was
when George Clinton killed the U. States Bank by
his casting vote, when Vice President Of The Uni
ted States How terrible 1t was when James II.
Polk, the Speaker sent the Mississippi members
home by his casting vote, and distinguished Sem
a,or on the floor of the housc,in whose midst he
stood, cried out to the Speaker, eco home God
d-n YOU But now Mr. Clay can execute this
power in the Senate upon the Bankrup; bill with
on, murmur: and Mr. Speaker White, can follow
suit in the House will The greatest ease. Is there
any vacan, mission abroad A-hem.
Iadey.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-25

The Girard Stock is held in this city in large
quantities. Instances have, already fallen under
our notice where widows and orphans have " lost
their ALL" 1t is publicly stated that 1890 shares
are held BY females, 1868 in the hands of gua'di-
ans, 1928 are held by trustees and 3S5 by the be-
nevolent institutions. In amount, over one NIL
lion seren hundrei thousand dollars The stock
is all owned in this country, excepting nine shares,
und its original value was fire miHioaS.- Phil.
Gas.
In the jndicious money article in the North A.
mercan this morning, we find the following para
g;aph, in illustration of former inflated prices. 1t
says
The effect tina, has already produced and ex-
perenced, has been of the most disastrous charac-
Ter, and is exceedingly painful to contemplate, the
ruin that has followed is almost without II prece-
dent TO large extent il has reached class of
the community that were hardly ever or seldom
heard Of .oOk at the vast amount OF investments
which bore hish prices four or five years ago, and
gave good and regular dividends, which are now
who'll, unproducliye Much Of this is gone never
10 return. The amount Of investments in bank
stock which are sunk fore ever, cannot he computed
at less than one hundred and .fHy millions Of DOL
lars. To these may be added, Il large sum of the
same kind of investments which, although some
thing may be realized from them eventually, are
now altogether unproductiye. 10 these add tho
amour, of capital that has Ten invested IN rail-
roads and canals and works of Improvement which
never has nor never will produce any revenue to
the proprie,ors; aud in addition thereto, add the
amount of money invested in public lands and va
rious works of public improvement, which, though
they may eventually prove to be worth something
IRE now wholly unproduc,ve. The aggregate a
mount of loss on these objects which we have G.
Enumerated, does not probably, fall short OF five
hundred millions of dollars, which has fallen upon
the citizens of this country.
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WINTER GOODS.

JUsT RECEIVED, BY tie subscriber, large and add
d tionGl supply of
GOODS,
adapted to the season, which will be scld usual tsr
cG,", a! ccry great GGTgGns Among them are
10 pieces 81 and ca ALpACCA LUSTREs, hoa
40 cts up
10 reres HUE nL'K, md COLORED Cd ENG.
MERlNcES, dereE; gualitie. from low priced 10
superiiGe.
10 pieces Dluc Bl'N. hLEPlNES, from ~ cts up
Rich Figd EIOINN rs pud MARBLED RLPhtGLs.
81 HIGHLAND, EDlNGBORO' KABNlE, MERINO
and FRENCH CASHMERE SiiAWlS, soms
new md elegant Patterns, from $l,15 to SIS.
100 PIECES PRINT, every variety oist!le and prise
!'Urcr G-l SaXunieS 20 cts
NOUS. de LANES CRAPEGr LANES, s!LK
VELVET, CLOAK PRINCES, &c. &C. in grsst
variety.
Purchasers are invited Gull. Goods will be sold az
;.,.i;ornly lo.c prices AID No MISTAKE! e,
Dec. 8. CHARLES DANA, ia.
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IMPORTANT WORK.
.Now in press. and wiN shortly be published, {
Dictionary Of
Arts, Manufactures, and Mines,
By ANDREW uRE, NJ. d., r. II. 8, &C.
LLUsTRATEp with 1871 engraving

By ANDREW uRE, NJ. D., r, RS, &C.
ILLUSTRATED With l,24l ENGRAvISGs!!
THIS is, unqucsonably, the most popular work ofthe
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10 render Them in reality, the masters Of their BUSH
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2dly To afford Merchants Brokers' DrysaIters Drug.
ges and Officers OF the Revenue, characteristic dscrp
lions OF the commodities which pass through their hands
3dly By exhibiting some of the finest developments
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4hly. To teach Capitalists, who may be DESTROYS Of
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TO select lndiCiousy, among plausible claimants
SHY. TO enable gentleman Of The Law to become
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Ghv. To present to Legislators such clear eXpOsi-
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ODE.
TUHE:-"Scoils ,cha has.'
ny IA TrIELD.

TUHE:-"!Scoiis pha hat
Friends Of Freedom! swell the song;
Young and old, the strain prolong,
Make The temp rance army strong,
And on 10 victory.
Lift your banners, let them wave,
Onward march the world to save;
Who would fill II drunkard's grave,
And bear his nlamy'
Shrink not when the foe appears;
Spurn the towards guilty fcnrs;
Hear tho shricks; behold the tears
OF ruined families!
Raise the cry in every spot
"T'Oach not-Iuste nOi--Handls not"
Who would be drunken sot.
The worst Of miseries'
Give the aching bosom rest;
Garry joy TO every breast;
Make the wretched drunkard blest,
BY living soberly.
Raise the glorious waichward high
"11uch not-tasie not til you die!"
Let the echo reach the sky,
And earth keep jubilee.
God Of mercy! hear us plead,
For thy help we inlercede!
See how many bosoms bleed
And heal them speedily.
Hasten Lord the happy day.
When beneath thy gentle ray,
Temp'rancc all the world shall sway,
And reign triumphantly.
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NEW GOODS.

rTNE suhscriborhas opened Shop opposite Whitney,
l. Hotel, where he continues 10 manufacture SllNCr
Ware 0i all kinds, such Table Tea, Dessert, Salt mud
Mustard s'pOons--Crram-ladlcs, suanrtUnes, Butter
knives &c, Sc. Gold aud silver Spcctacles Of every
pattern made IN the best mnnhcr ana warranted to ~ the
Silver Pencils Jcwclry, britannia ware Fancy Goods.
Shell Horn Ivory aud Wool Combs, Pcriumcry Of uli
Misunderstanding soap, Hair and Teeth Brushes Wallets,
Opera Glasses Graves Sons RIurs Scissors, RCgcrs.
Prnknycs Whurncr, Congress and other knives, Pins
Needless Toys &c. Looking Gla,splute cut and set to
order.
Prdllrs wishing fnr amy Of the above arf's VIII lie
furnished rs cheap any other store In this vicinity.
Particular attention Paid to the repairing Of spoons,
spccttclcs and jewelr!. Cash paid for old Gold and
silver.
Orders by mail or otherwise will meet with prompt ut.
itutnn.
~ u. Please call and examine for your'rlvs--no
harce for showing Goods. II. n. BAILEY.
Woodstock, Nov. %, ISL. s2-3m.
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"--like Lucifer,
Never to rise again"

Il will be remembered that during the late extra
session of Congress, Mr. Clay was, and also during
the present session, Mr. Clay has been tie ruling
deity of the federal party. But finding that the
people of his country look upon him as one, who,
Sc he could not rule, would rnin, he has now signfed
his intention of resgnins his seat as Senator from
Kentucky. This, we believe. will be the most
popular act he will have committed since he for
sock the democratic party. Aye has now scored
his brow with wrinkles,ard experience taught him
that m6deli,y to Liberty and Democracy can new
or be the stepping stone 10 inordinale power and
place. The people oflhis country understand Mr.
Cluy's present 'position" well and we imagine
that we will ever rue the day when he gave up the
great the glorious, the eternal and Interchangeable
truths of Denocrcy, for the mess Of potage he has
scraped from under the table of the federal party
.Sev Era.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-25

COLDS new improved Chemical Lamp for burn
ing Chemical Oil has been recently introduced into
oul village, and our hotels, our stores and our shops
assume the appearance when lit up of an illumina-
ton. This is one ofthe mos! useful Improvements
OF modern invention, it not only produces a very
beautiful clear white light, hut is much cheaper
than common oil, and is perfectly safe. One lamp
give as much light as twenty common lamps.
These lamps ofvarlous patterns and oil may be
had of Russell & Clarke. See advertisement on the
next page. Mercury.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-25
ID 1 r. u,

In this town, on Thursday last, Of inflammation of
the lungs, Mr. JOHNSON SHEDp, aged 81. Mr.
Shedd was n native Of New Hampshire, und grad
uated II, Norwich University in Vermont. in 1888,
since which time, he has been n successful teacher
Of youth. lie came to Portsmouth in September,
1910, AS n teacher in the Military Academy then
about 10 he established, by Capt. A. Partridge;
since which time he has been constantly engaged
in the instruction, which at the time Of his dccease,
was under his immediate superintendent.
During his severe illness, he manifested that de-
gree Of patience, foriiude and resignation, which
could have sprung only liom d hort conscious Of
the reclude of It's motives. That his chief desire
was to do good, no one who knew HIM could doubt
1t will be sourse of consolation, to his fond aud
deeply afflicted parents, brothers and friends, to
know that, though far from his home, and relatives,
he received the kindest attention from his friends
in Portsmouth, and especially from his physicians,
whose efforts for his recovery, were unlring, but
yet unsuccessful. N. b. w.
Com. Va. Chronicle.
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Stray DOG.

! OsT OR STRAiED, from the subscriber on the 9Th
- instant, small Black Dog about six months old with
white on biz lurheu, undersde Of his head Ietk.
breast and on his legs and feet. The lust u
him nj the Inn MIR Whitney, Woodstock Green,
about O'Clock L. NJ. Whoever viii return said dog,
give information where he may be found shall be LIBERAL,
rewarded. JOSEPH 4. DAVIS.
Techyille W February s, 1872 s9.2w.
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.7lso on hunt as usual,
A KNIGuT OF THE RAZOR,

What slayes mans face ieeue smoother, and cuts
hair in ieeHe b.tttr style than -, hold ON. Gentle
men, don't mistake the number; two doors fhs Oi the
Post Office, nj the "E,9," Pole.
Ruz1rs put in ir. rate order Il, shor, notice aud OH
reasonable terms ALBERT KING
WouGstock, Dec. g. ISL, e3-u
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-25

Mr. Ediior:-Will you ask some good lawyer
n inform the several Clerks in this State, whether
by accepting the appointment Of Commissioner un-
Der the Bankrupt Act, they do not cease TO be clerks
under the 2sth section Of the Constitution OF Yer
mont. Buriinton Free Press
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-25

COLp's PATENT SIDE AND HANGING LAMPS
VI very superior article just received and for sc by
the subscrhrrs-ulso
CHEMICAL OIL
for the usc OC the same constantly on hand
The Lamp gives clear and beautiful light, At less than
one half the expense Oi OIL
lEr Call and rec them burn.
RUSSELL & CLARKE.
Feb, %, lsi2. 95-u
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WEEKLY COURIER AND ENQUIRER.

This sheet also of the size ofihe Daily Courier
and the larges, weekly paper issued from u daily
press, will be published on Saturdays only, and in
addition to all tho matter Published in the Daily
during the week, will contain at east QUE oon,nu-
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-25
Russell L. CLARKE,
& JEWELLERS,l

LAVE just roceivedand keep constantly on hard well
i selected assortment, of GOLD AND SILVER
Notwithstanding Of gold md silver Levers
Horizontal Lcpcn Alurum, Repeating Quarter md cont
mon WATCHES. AlsO,silvcr Table Desert and ten
srooNsi Cream ladies'. Sugar Tongs; sall and Mustard
SPOONS. German SiirCr table aud tea SPOONS, Gold
Silver and steel Bowed SPEtTACIES Gold and Silver
PENCIL CASES gold Beai,, silver Thmhles gold Chains,
Seals and Keys, large assortment Of fnger rings en-
rings breast pins, snuii boxes, tea bells, spy glasses
first rate razors Penknyes, Rodgers fine scissors shell
side combs together with various other ARTICLES usually
kept In aJeweers shop the whole comprising better
nOrtmcnt tlnn offered IN this place beoretogeher
with good assortment Of Clocks such Brnss g
Day Chime; Brass lny comment Brass "a hours Brass
MANTLE that ~ days NTH Windinri Brass da,
time pieces without striking also first rate WOODEN
CLOCKS all Of which they will sell good terms
they can he pnrchnsclnt ANY place In this vicinity.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES faithfully repaired, and
warran ted at the shortest notice. and all kinds Of job
work USUALLY done In their line Of business dispatched with
ncainc.s and pains spared 10 give entire sasiron
All orders from abroad will meet with prompt attention
n. d. Cash paid for old gold and silver.
Woodstock, Dee. !, l5il, Slit
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FOR SALE,

T the Fashionable Tailoring Establishment Of !. u.
~ Suu,lsatc TWO COATS nisits, made by Wit IL
The Goats large size and Ill good order,
and viii he sold for huli price. ......,
Nav. lG. lslI. p. u. SOlHTGATE.
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WHEAT FLOUR.
0G ST f. IL :,

lie would further say tlmt he has made m arrange
ment to receive fresh Oysters once week, which ne
will sell Mt wholesale rrlril, and tavern keepers and
Others wishing to purchase by the Neg, c"n rely npun
acttn trm OF him any tmas fresh und ~ cheap ~ ol
the driver himself.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-25
PRINTS.

ID iCII dark American, and Eng. Prints. Super ~
~ French do. NJ % cts Super Dark Am do ut 10 IL
cts The cheapest goods offered in this market.
Please to Gull and look Ut them. CHS. DAM, Jr.
Dec 3. 20
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FLOUR, w. |. GOODS
AND GROCERIES,

10 the inhabitants OfMG Village Of 'pooda9cf,
and 10 uhom these presents mag come
GREETtNG:
THNIE Subscriber wo1 again inform his friends and The
q public that he has on hand Gnd will Keep constantly
for sale ut is OG St0I.d pre-
WHEAT FLOUR.
pihou, am mixture which viii be sold at Az low price
by The barrel or pound AS he bought at any other place
in town;-auy person purchasing Flour Of him that does
not prove first choy may return the se aud It viii be
exchanged aud all necessary charge tor transportation pad
dLSO,
On hand, prime assortment Of Sugar Teas Spcta Of
every description, Molasacs OIL; sh' Tobncco CoHrc-
tinuurl; Nuts; Fruit OF all kinds; &c &c. which lie viii
sell las cheap the cheapest, for cash or short approved
credit