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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-18
NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

A IL LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD are recommended o
IA make use OF Nm. BROWNS PORTABLE CAKE
YEAST us 1t makes the bread much better than the COM
mode The Yeast is free from all impure ngrcdenle
makes the bread perfectly white and light is well adupIe
for sip's aud will keep in all clmaer. II IS in
extensive in Boston, and orders are beginning be
ceyed from AL quarters. No better evidence wanting ct
its superiority all other articles used for rising brcab
thun the following certificate,
Boston, May 20th, l51l,
The undersigned having made use Of VIM. Browns
Portable Cake Yeast Tor rising bread in our opinions TINS
PREPARATION Of Yeast is far better than ANY other arii,
Gle we have made use OF, and will nuke the bread
much winter and very light, and we believe II to be Tree
from ali impure ingredients.
Signed by the Pastry Cooks at the fremont House. Pa
wilton, American House. and Marlboro Hotel, Boston
Ii is in use AT most Ol the Hotels in the city, ana
board Of all the steamships belonging TO Mr. Cunrnds
line packets. note is just received from John Andcr-
SON. Pasr, Cook board the steamship britannia, who
writes that lie hns made of WIN. Browns Yeast for
making bread during two voyages across the Atlantic and
recommend us far superior TO any thing else Tor
Rising bread -.
The above article is for sale by the proprietor 4s
Washington street, Boston, Reluled by
Woodstock; VI. j. a. DUNBAR
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WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

NEEDlCATED-PRICE cts. OF, 10 cts. OF, 81 l-2 cts
ltl lb.-A remedy that has gained great reputation
for the OF coughs, colds whooping cough, phhisc
throat and a diseases OF the lungs also II is in eX
lensive for clearing the voice for VOcass Public
Speakers and r consequence Of the extensive sale and
wonderful efficacy Tor curing the above complaints, has
caused number of Druggists and COneCtoners TO coun-
terlet this valuable cough remedy An imitation has just
been shown me with my name stamped on the candy ey.
IDENTIFY 10 deceive the public. For the genuine You will
call for " Wm. Browns BOnesct Candy, Medcaed" and
that the direction is signed by the proprietor and the
candy stamped "WM. BnOwN." The true article is for
sale in Boston, at wholesale rnd RETAIL by the Manuaclu
rer, corner OF Washington and ElliOts
For sale by J. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, Vt.
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MRS. NJ. y. GARDENERS BALSAM OF
LIVERWORT & HOARHOUND.

yuNlIE Original Vegetable Iyerwort Properoon,- Price
n 50 cents the bottle The most popular remedy for
the cure Of coughs colds splitting of blood and phhislc
aud all other diseases OF the lungs; also II Is IN extensive
Use for the cure of Liver COmplant-is Mrs Gardeners
Indian Bulsam of LyerwOr and Hoarlonnd This Is the
first preparation of Livcrwor introduced to the American
public being twelve years since II was first csinb
ished. Its reputation stands unrvaed ms cough med-
cine See certificates and places OF residence on the PRINT
ed direction round the bottle.
The undersigned having received great benefit for the
cure diseases above nucd with confidence we recon-
mend the celebrated Bnlsam OF LorwOrt 10 the public
Ernest Webster, David T. Woodbury.,
Thomas lIaskns jr, H. Horton,
&. Ellis, ii. Gall
e. Williams, Miss l.. Howard.
Wholesale and retail by the proprietor, WM. BROWN
lsl Washington street, Boston. Reailcd by
70 j. ROSS, Jr. Woodstock, Vt,
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New Line of Stages,
FROM LUDLOW TO WOODSTOCK.

rJNllE subscribers will commence running Tuo Horse
i Stage an the llh OF October from Ludlow, via. Ty-
son Furnace Plymouth and Bridgewatcr to Woodstock,
W. leaving Johrsons Hotel, Ludlow. on MONDAYS, We'd
neslays and fridays, at half past o'clock J.. M-hiter
the arrival Of the Keene and Rutland sagesand arrive at
Woodstock Mt hnlfpast O'Clock, 7. M;leave Whtneys
Hotel Woodstock, Tuesdays, Thursdays aud SATURDAY s.
nj o'clock A. NJ and arrive at Ludlow in time for the
Kecne Stage, which leaves Ludlow at 10 O'Clock ~ NJ
and the Rutland and Burlington stage, which leaves at
halfpnst o'clock =. NJ.
Passengers going North, from the East or South, vii
mad this the most direct routes they can take IN
Burlington Stage nj Keene, Walpolc d. Falls Chestero
Cayendsh and arrive at Woodstock the same daN nj half
past oclock r. M;also, passengers can take tue Burr
naton Stays nj Mddebury, Brandon, Pisiord, Rntand
Shrewsbury aud Mount Holly and arrivent Woodstock the
same day, hafpas O'Clock, where sugcs leave tue
next day for all parts of the country. nm
p. POLLARD co.
n. r. POLLARD. Plymouth,
AuGUsTus HAVEN, Tyson Furnace, prorr;,,or,
JOsEPn MARTIN, DO.
Isaac D. JoHSsoS, LudioW,
Sept. 81, lsil. 74.f
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MEDFORD n. Z. RUM.

vgNIE SUBSCRIBER helnc located so far from Boston,
finds that since the Rail Roads came into use the in
cony, nenrc very crcn to his country CUSTOMERS and
those who wish to purchase Medlord Rum o him. or set
tie their accounts to remedy This Inconvenience lie hns
mne arrangements with Mr. LIBERTY BiGELOw, to he pa
quantity OF
MEDrORD RUM PURE SPIRIT, CHERRY RUM
IND CORDiiLS,
constantly on hand his store, No. Ill., State ST. where
kwse may be found general assortment OF news,wrap'
ninp and letter papers also keep my Books that my
customers NAV settle their accounts without the trouble OF
going to MedlOrd on purpose.
Thnnhiul for pa,t ilvorsc hopes by will To please,
and strict attention robustness to merit iuriher patron
age. $1,000
d. All orders adlrcssedto d. Laurence, of Medford
or TO L. Bigeloig ia State street. Boston, will receive
immediate attention. DANIEL LANhEN'E.
Medlord, Mass. Jan. 10, l5i2. 9O-smo.
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n, d NJ, o. RANDALL,

JJAvE fitted up the shop formerly occupied by Warren
IL Mute, on Central street, where they intend TO bold
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 entire new and fashionable
assortment consisting of Clocks, Watches, Jewery, Ro-
gers best Cutlery several Kne and orhs Toys
Orall kinds Violin aud bass yio Strings Carionet Reeds,
Drtanin Ware OF the best material md most fashionable
patterns Combs shell and horn travelling Baskets, Per-
hnery Marnssar and Bears Oil Fine Gold BEADS dc. &c.
All Ut which are offered reasonable as can be found IN
in this vicinity
n h. Please call and examine, and, upon our honor the
Thomsonlur medicine shall be kept nj hay ildeslred
~ 4 NJ o, RINDILL'
Woodstock, Sent. 90, l6il
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Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.

rNIIE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
that he continues to carry on the above business IN
all its varions branches his old stand. nearly opposite
Whitney's Hotel where lie will hold himself in readiness
accommodate all who may feel disposed to patronie
him The hest nf stock will be kept constantly on hand,
and pains will be spared to keep the hest workmon ~
constant readiness orders for hemost durable
ware in this line.
OK HAsD ASD ron SALE,
sTANLEY's PARLOR sTOvEs-Cfoursizes,)- 1.-THE most
beautiful pattern In the market. Also.
wOOLsON'S COOK, and sheet iron diving nue, COOK
STOVE and Shoe, Iron Stoves and Pire.
COPPER BOILERS 4 TEAKETTLEs.
TIN SAP BUCKETS. "a new and much approved article.
HIRD WJRE, sc. &C.
All who are in want Of any OF the above articles VIII DO
well to call and examine the ware and prices hs,9te hr
chasing elsewhere. JOHN BiiSh.
Woodstock, Dec. e2. 1910. ~
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

q and AFTER MosoAy November g lsil' The pnssen'
~ ger trains will run us follows:
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE Bosros
Al b 3'l A. NJ. Al l2 AM
At IL ". Al ii l2 Am.
At l'2 pm, All JPN
LEAVE LOWELL
Al g 81 An. Ate III pm. At IL 81 Pm.
or Immediately on the arrival of the from Boston,
WAY PASSENGERS taken md lett at Tyngsborough,
North Chelmsford and Middlcsey.
Persons in Lowell wishing 10 take the Cars for Nashua
viii be conveyed TO the Cars tree Of expense by leaving
their nj the Railroad Ticket Office aud passengers
arriving AZ Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, Will be con-
yeyed to any part of the city without charge
r From Nashua to Lowell, 50 cents.
From Nashua, TO Boston, 81, 80.
On the arrival OF the Nashua stages leave for all
part of Hampshire Vermont, NcwYork and Canada
via Amoskeog, Concord Keene, Charlestown, N H. Wind
sor and BrattlcborO W.
Books are kept in BosToS ut the stage Office, No. and
II Elm-strcet,-a in LOWELL, AT the Northern and
Western Railroad and Stage office in front Of the Depot,
where be secured in any of the Coaches, aud
correct information obtained respecting the different stage
routes.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Depot nj
Chaestown and Nashua, every morning, sundu!s cNcep
ed.)
All goodsto be transported on the Rail Road, going
above Lowell, mast be sent to the Compnnys Freight
Depot, Charcstown, at the end ofWarren Bridge.
Goods 10 be forwarded by the morning trains mustbe
sent to the Depot early as the evening before.
The Company having provided large aud comnodious
Store. House. both in Nashua and Chaestown and hay
ing completed their arrangements for the Transportation
Of Merchandise give notice that they are now prepared
to trasport all Goods and Country Produce which may be
forwarded their Depos, aud for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered cars which will perfectly
goods from damage and careful mud experienced men
take charge OF the Transportation business nj the De-
pots and to accompany the goods the ronl
The Company, determine not only to accommodate
the public, hut to extend every Facility ~ Their power
both Teamscrs and Merchants and have fixed upon the
following rates OF Freight;
81, so per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town.
Bulk Salt, Plaster, Lime Stone Lumber, &C. 81 per
Shopper ton each way between Nashua und Lowell.
All Regular Teamstcrs running TO the cars will be
ried the road between Nashua and Charestown each
way, free OF expense
ONsIow sTEARNs, Superintendent.
Nashua October ~ l8ll. 16
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WIN. BROWNS PENCIL PASTE.

TN one minute yon produce polish far snnerlor to
British Lusier, II being paste, Is used woHt max
inn dust which is great objection tot powder Lnok
to your Stoves and Crates You would have them neat
and hearing n light lusler. Price, l2 crnlS roll
Families can be- supplied Ut most Of the Druggist ana
Grocery Stores in Boston, Dealers Can hesuppled nj the
price, Of Dana, Evens Co., las Fierce
~ Co., VIM. stearns Il Co., VIM d. bradford Co.;
For sale by J. DUNBAR
WooJ-,ocL " 81
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TO THOMSONIANS.

TO THOWSO.NIANS.
A FEW copies Of Mnison's American Vegetable prnc
N tice, or and improved Guide o HEALTH design
ed for the use ofiamilies. For sale by
Sent 90, IsiI. n. X NJ. q. RANDALL
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-18
THOMsONIAN MEDICINE.

THOMSONIAN MEDICINE.
PURE AND UNADULTERATED MEDICINE.
Atm. & NJ. o. RANDALL's Jewelry Store, is kept
n good assortment of THoNsoNIAS MEDICINE, con
sistine OF
Rheumatic or Hot Drops, Brown Tobelin
Wine Bitters, Pulvcrized Slippery Elm,
Dysentcry Syrup, Meadow Ferne Ointment,
Vegetable jelly Healing Salye,
Iiniament, Stimulating Linament,
Fine LObelia, Composition,
Cough Bdlsam, Cayenne,
Nervine or vaerian, Spice Bitters,
Green Iobclia, Womans Friend, SC
All for sale at the Boston prices, at
sept.2O, 1871 N. q W. o. RINDALLS.
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TuOMsONIAN Cough CANDY.

IUST arrived, from Boston, an entire new article com
d pounded expressly or children and adults afflicted VIII
hard colds coughs, or persons oi consumpNe hhO's,
For sale at the Iewcry Store of ~
Dec. g. ". 4 W. o. RANDALL.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-18

GUM MYRRH. FRS, best article, for sale a, the
N. Jeweiry Store Of
| pec.4 M W. o. RANDALL.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-06
Rules, SEC. Yor Proceedings IL
t-S Hankruutcy.

Prescribed by the Hon. Isaac s. PENNyRAcKER,
Judge Of the District Court Of tho United States
for the Western District Of Virginia.
Under that clause Of the 9th section of the
bankrupt law, which declares :--''it shall be the
duty OF the District Court in each District, from
time to time, to prescribe suitable rules and req
ulations and torms of proceedings, in all matters
OF bankruptcy, and 10 make them as simple and
brief as practicable, TO the end avoid all unne-
cessary expense, and 10 facilitate tho thereof
by the pubic at large" the following rules and
regulations, and forms Of proceedings, are pre-
scribcd for the Western District of Virginia.
lst The Court, until otherwise determined
will sit at Staunton for proceedings in bankrupt
Cyl at all times, except al those at which il is d-
Tected by law to be .oldea elsewhere, ivr general
purposes.
I'd. The forms of petitions shall be as follows,
to be varied, however, according TO tho facts Of
each case.
Form of petition for person ,oishing TO De de-
e0dred a bankrupt
To the Hon. Isaac S. Pennybacker, Judge of
the District Cour, of the United States for the
Western District of Virginia:
The petition of A. b. of in the county of
sheweth unto your Honor, that the said A.
-. is resident of the Western District of Vir-
ginia, or has his place o: business at in
the Western District of Virginia, Gas the case
may be,) and that he is owing debts which have
not been created in consequence of Il defalcation
as public officer, or as executor, administrator,
guardlan or trustee, or while acting in any other
duciary capacity, and that the subjoined list and
inventory are, to the best of his knowledge and
belief true and perfect list of his creditors their
respective places Of residence, and the amount due
to each, and an accurate inventory Of his prop
erty, rights, and credits, of every name, kind,
and description, and the location and situation of
each and every parcel and portion thereof; and
that he is unable TO meet his debts and engage
ments, and wishes to avail himself of the benefit
OF the act, entitled IAN Act to establish uni
form system Of bankruptcy throughout the Uni
ted States"
Your petitioner therefore prays that he may be
deemed and taken 10 be bankrupt within the
Purview of the said act. and may be so declared
accordingly by decree of your Court.
And your petitioner will ever pray, &c.
Signed A. b.
Dated, 1872
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NICHO. X. TROUT, D. c.
COMMISSIONERS.

COM
Augusta--Jacob X. Str5Iing.
Aileghany--
Rotetourt-John Wilson.
Berkeley-Wm A Someryille.
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Clarke--Wm p WIgginlon.
FrederickAEemuel Bent.
Greenbrier-William G Woodson.
:ampshire-Alfred White.
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Morgan-Joseph w Brown.
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Pendleton-Anderson Newman.
Rockbridge-John G. Bower.
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Shenandoan-Samuel Richardson.
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Harlson-Phineas Chaplin.
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Ohio-George II Garter.
Preston--Wiliam Sigler.
Tyler-Richard w. Lauck.
Wood--Robert S. Smith.
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Floyd-Jacob Douthat.
yson--Richard Mathews,
Giles-James Trucks.
I.ee-John NJ. Crockett.
Mercer-William Howe.
Monfgome1y--F'loyd Smith.
Pulaski-Joseph 4 Logan.
Russell-John T.. Smith.
Scott--James Shoemaker.
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Terms Of the Spectator.

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THINE EYES.
Thine eyes, thine eyes,
The starry skies
Have not, in all their glittering sphere,
beam to wake within my heart
Such trains of happy thought as dart
Across my mind, whcn in thine eyes,
read that / am dear.
Thine eyes thiac eyes!
The varied dyes
OF all the glar;ng flowers that blow,
Have not the dover to win from me-
Such love, as fondly steals to thee,
When siyly pscping from thine eycs
Auctions glanccs glow
Thine eyes. thine eyes!
dc not prize
The brightest gems on Fashions shrine
So much as one kind look from thee,
Sent back in fond return to me,
Nor care ], SO that from thine ewes
Affection steal TO mine
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- Under the decision Of the Court, the
officers and printers can retain possession of pa
pers until their fees are satisfied.
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Kanawha-Jacob Goshorn

Kanaw ha-Jacob Goshorn
Jackson
Logan =.
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Nicholas Robert Kelly.
Wayne
Carol Madison d. Garter.
SAMUEL A MILLER, Assigned
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-13

Almighty to move, or to be moved, By freak,
or passion, or circumstance. As though the
hail storm were not the workings and re-
suits of natural laws, which are themselves
as immutable as the throne of the Eternal
going on their way, and doing their work,
without reference TO schapels,n synagogues,
temples, pagodas, or any other works Of
mems hands. As though the High and
Holy One did not "make his sun to rise on
the evil and on the good, and send rain on
the just and on he unjust" Thou thought-
est that was altogether as thyself: / will
replove thee, and set in order before thine
eyes. Now consider this, We that forget
God.n Remember that Gods goodness is
the same-in The storm and in the calm-in
the summer and in the winter in the day
and in the night-in plenty and in dearth--
in health and 10 sickness-in prosperity and
in adversity-in life and in death.
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HUMAN GOVERNMENT.

The Rhode Island affair will afford uSeiO'
lessons. In whatever views or sentiments
may at any time offer in connection WIFI
II, let it be understood that have no sS"
patty with the violent measures Of el'ne'
party. That both sides are wrong nave
no doubt. Which side is most wrong dill
things considered, have not yet the means
Of determining. Leaving this point nnse''
tied, allow me for moment to turn a''en.
lion 10 several things which the bearings u
this case tend to bring up for consIdera'lOH
What shall be The Rule of Judgment W
suhich the conduct of Leaders IN sue"
cases shall be determined TO be eather L ~
fiotic or Reasonable?
L. Shall the established order OF things
preraa and be adhered TO-? This, II -
true, would pm up King and put down D0'''
Il would make The former and his followers
70 be patriots-the latter and his followers
to be insurgents, rebels, or traitors. Du'
then il would condmn our fathers for thef
REVOLT from under the British government
Not that / am undertaking 10 draw a paral-
lei between the cases, to show how mucn
they are alike, or how much they differ
only SAP that both of them are perlee'
violation OF the rule that the established
order Of things is TO prevail and continue
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vERMoETT ELEGRAPH.

in the power Of drunkards and tippIers to
do that cause so much harm-so say of
it in reference to the cause of peace and
love. Il is not in the power of the pro-
fame and violent world so efficiently TO
sustain and perpetuate man-killing, as it
is done by such popular religious guides
and teachers as this Editor. beseech
them to review their doings, and TO exam
inc and scrutiniZe their motives.
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,,.,... con.eal;no 4 and maintaining
~, ,k,x. 3 s,-s IN the one hand, and on
ne cher sneak;ne Of Il 10 a manner, be-
srsv;nr fcnjish delight in lis existence.
. cca fc,b;d shat we should be found in eth
. - ~ ,hsSe extrsmes. The true ground
10 frsnilo scknowledoe and boldly ex-
rose everg iofm, Of corrunsion IS the
chnfe6 While a The same time The soul Is
6lled with, unspeakab!e sorrow that there
should be- de6lsment within such sacred
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" l.. XIV. NO. "a

ern purses in this affair. There would ~.
pc some opportunity, perhaps, 10 iudae
whether money or slapery is the s,roDes.
with the Board!