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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20

O0- sNTLEMAN WAS TAKEN IN THIS
Office with cramp or stitch" in the back that rem.
dered him almost completely helpless carriage was
sent for and with great difficulty he placed In by
and was placed bed and his back thoroughly rubbed
by his With the Nerve and Bone Lniment from
II Maiden lsne and he took few spoonsfu Of the Ind
an Vegetable EIr and 20 astonishing the effects
his business usual Such attacks from some sudden
cold are 90 common and they often result in rheuma
tsms of long and distressing continuance that in
opinion family should be without this important
medy.-U 5. .ddrertiser
90 AMERICAN MUsEUM-Bsrnumh has gone to
expense this week in procuring attractions for the
immense crowds which pstronize Elm. A company Of
Indian Warriors and their SQuaws arrived in tow last
week. and Immediately engaged here for the
ing week. winchell, the comic drolerist, and Mrs.
Phillips, also engaged, with many other attractions
The Wednesday and Saturday afternoon performances
will be continued here
90 MADAME LAMBERTs Pension FRANCHISE, 70
Duane street, near Broadway 10 in style Of comfort
and that eught eur merchants who
dine down town and like French dnners and young
men who would speak the French language. We know
and the hour of hs past three It which they dine n
our opinion the most desirable for q good dinner.
o. GO TO CHURCH and take some of sherm ans
Lozenges with you, and not trouble the CONGREGATION
with coughing. Every body should 70 to church. and
nothing like thea for curing coughs, colds and head
aches DR. Shermans warehouse is at l06 Nassau street
Agents. IT East eroadway, fss Bowery. AT Hudson st.
lilo and 27s Broadway.
90 WILL MOTHERS OR FATHERS allow their
families to risk being burned, and suffer, when they
know antidote be kept hand that will extract
the pain at once, and heal without scarf No charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20

TO CARPENTERS. BUILDERS, &c.
CST fubLIsHEDIhs noasrn 1gi,ssr. 0ra ; e"s
lMpAsd Lefever Archtcci This work should be u TN
hands q every builder 10 the country CONFIRMS ~ tecD
sle H<nd and STAIR Raj fug, branch when M
hsrsiocys been but mpseey noeea n other i,,s
pahlicateu has been nj ended 9Th great expense ~
somefy bossd in qu~rto and ctiniy offered 10 !"
public, wholesale sn< retail BY ,hs ue.:eeru rru
ArsAiteet Portrait and Card EnErAysy,
sale few Oil stenes. suitable for Ensravers, ps1,
Few shsrs &C, ~ MAJ q"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20

90 WILL MOTHERS OR FATHERS allow their
families to risk being burned, and suffer- when they
know antidote may be kept hand that will extract
the pain at once, and heal without scar No charge
will in any be made for this Salve, where case
exists for its muediate may be applied in pre-
sencs Of the family ply scian, IL required and will
not do just Whist II 10 for the proprietor
Mr.. Daley, consents to be branded q hunbug snd
impostor.
TO be had gratis, for pay, at No II Maiden lAne
New York
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:ic
ds ,s.
ss nearly 100 fine forest ir caS''
Toll House, f.ot of Court street. Brooisa or 4 0Ie.n
r.. a.ssess m hs ferry Ii. Al miles, The house vii!
be let for boarding house. mo ST.
Il sa5 II S:g 4T 7 g.
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w,.. 81 S a.
he Herald stating location. rent. &c. mis-
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agent Tor the proprietor. mis- ",
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VII % %s to s, o. Mr. At his once for
s; A. = @ s';
re- a.: e; - Aig SSs; w sna
Broadway; ss, isoI and 1883 BowsIy $ Division street
MADAME BEAULAK9 Iesps :ifuy ineimsthe ladies o.
asih o:isnt, At ss1 Broadway door from Frsnhns
mis- 3t
no MICHIGAN LAND 0wNERs-raIes for the year
si 9ow aSs and 3 paid in ths s.,s 2: q
81. Of .an.s viii b held from which thsr.
eesi Of 10 m,dat. attention Of their taxes &C. Otherwise
Ts.ss paid s,.s, deeds recorded
S. sss fhisss'sSs :ssS the States
NORTH Amesc Land Agency est sb.hei n isi7 No. is
w M. ; a soee...sr M . h. My.r..
W0KNs,, wOKMs.aDoeisr D fls%!ns:, Msasatea
TN. "a. t s The s
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s sSs ssss :Sa sssss
e.Ss si;. ID soss
f., s, ,s e. he a nsS se .c nj
FROM 600 to ooses o. f..sh garden seeds,
Sr ',s ~
st and Broadway Also, The Young Gardener
s.;SsTs X e: : Fl s q (; 4.
; Sos sn Sscs IRON n, =.s:n n;rs wh,eh ir.t.s
o or
p.oducta farshss comm mt des
wi t.bshed 1888 scsrei lever eods iu6snmaiory aud
shscnicshs uT;t.m e sxsdis .fsw aysb DIE Of T
the morning iii nine dock a night suSSar Bah. r.
qulre one ou previous ntsce Pcrs pshs snt .. any
gsr o. "s city or BrookISA Bathing TUBS and Hip Baths
nR. DAVID l. KO0EKH has rytnsEa The. city, and
re.uued his psofsss'snsi business At - Broadway
TO CARPENTERS. BUILDERS, &c.
Just PUBL1sHED.-Ihs Modern Buil9.rs 0ui<e. con
naming % ,s' , wiz .ssss ss e.
asi.:s.;.: % E.SS Star R:i ss.ssI wlish r.
Sss.u I r.: Ssss a. ended S srsai eapsnss hard
sorsiy sGssS y asSrto TO-, an . rep , euh.y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20

l tabl,shcd 1898 scsfiet fever eods and
shscne.hr uT,t.m e sxsd afw lays BY Die use Of
10 the msfning I'LL nine clock night Sulphur Baths r.
Cor hire. |lI- mi6 is
nR. DAVID L. RO0EkA has rstnssEa the. city, and
- RESUMED his profsssienA bsinsss Al - Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20
IMPORTANT
TO CONSERVATIVES

NEW YORK September al,t, isA ToDr c II. Ring :.
Sir Asyou give you an account of
how Eixr Life" ted my chez rfuy
py for the benefit Of othn Ihave cough every winter
I'LL Last neither thing h. other sive
and Wa Wasting to
Peek Of Life and before had flushed he
tottle was not only cure Of cough pss chest
night but able to resume burmese find myself
rapidly np5ovng stmy friends are a. tonished expecting
consider myself ind 'oed to the saving Of my life and
any one situated was, may call on - -
PsTkRN HEL Ms. 10 Thompson st.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-13
THOMAS JEFFERSOS AND THE
TAVERN EEEPER.

While this distinguished statesman and patriot
was Vice President If the u. s. 1t WAS customary
for the individual holding said office to attend 10
business more in person thin the re.inemcnS Of nod
ern times will allow II Unopened upon nne occasion,
tina, some important business required hi1 alenon
in Philadelphia and some other places distant from
the capitol IN those days u journey 10 Phadrl-
pha was not To be perfnrnei in n few honrs-i it
was two or three days travel, and moi Of The most
pleasant sort either. On his return he stopped in
Baltimore; it was about fur o'clock IN the ailer-
noon, when the Vice President rode up spirUles'
and unattended to the tavern. A Scochlnan by
the name of Boydcn kept the hotel of late so well
improved, and now so handsomely sustained b,
our worthy townsmau, Mr. RelIzhoover. The
bucks of the town were assembled IN the large hall
smoking, srulling, cracking jokes. and otherwise
indugng in the Ell ceierds Of The day. Bo, den wa.
at the bar. examining his hooks, and doubles.
making calculations in reference to bis future pros.
poets. Mr. Jefferson delivered his horse into III,
hands Of the osller, and walked into the tavern Ia
make arrangements ~ regard To ms ihre. Some
one touched Boyden on the shoulder, who wa,
standing with whip in hand striking it occasionl,
against his muddy leggins, ionface turned round
and surveyed him from head TO foot, and concu
ding him 10 be an old farmer from the country
whose company would add no credit to the house
he said abruptly. ave have no room, FOR , GU sir
Mr. Jefferson did not hear the remark, and asked
| ir he could be accommodated with room. Iii
voice, which was commanding aud attractive. oe
casioned another survey Of bis person, by the hon
est proprietor of the house, whose only care wa.
for reputation. lie could not find however, in hi.
plain dress-which was pretty well covered will
mud-any thing that indicated wealth, or ditlinc
ton, and in his usual rough style he said,
! "A roomi"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-13

Three weeks and more had passed, when no
bIeman on the other side of the lake gavea splen-
did fele, to which many were invited, and among
the res, the count Nlnnoti WAS they gayest of The
gay throng, During the evening he had altentlvey
regarded lady ofexquisite beauty, and he now
enJeavored to enter into conversation with the OBJ
jec, of his admiration; but the lady was coy, and
replied to all the fond things he addressed to her
with provoking GOODNESS, aud Nmnolti more than
once felt his wrath almost master order. If he
handed the beautiful mask an ice, she modeslly
excused herself, and the count in vain begged that
she would par,ake Of some slight refre shnen' with
ont which she could not possibly support life
through the evening. Some were brilliantly illu-
ninina,ed by innumerable lamps. that Knocked The
stars above them, and dance and sprsh.ly CONVEX
salion were not lacking.
Dearest lady, said he, excuse n little gent e
force, and let me remove that envious ,izor from
your lovely face
His companion made no reply and Minnot,i con =
strung her silence us an assent payfully raised the
mask from the lady's face-,but, oh horror! what
did he behold the pale counlenance of his murder
cd wife who regarded him with look so fearful
tina, his very blood was chilled and his knees bent
| under him.
'Vcenzo" sail the spectre, laying her cold clam
my hand on his, and looking him earnestly in the
face, behold thy wife,
| The count heard no more, he recoied from the
apparlion, and with Il gasp fell sense'ess to the
ground lie was discovered by some of the CON,
pany in dsath-ke state, from which, though at
tended by the most skiIful pyscmns, he did moi
recover his sense until morning, when he begged
those who attended him TO send for conGessor, tc
whom he un(oldet what had occurred-bil The
remembrance of he scenes in which he had beer
an actor, operated so strongly on his shattered
nerves that fit after fit succeeded, ind ere thu
evening bell had rung, the guilty soul Of Vicenzt
had fled forever.
So far goes common rulnor; but the sistclhoo'
ola ncighboring convent know the sequel oftle s,o
nv, The wife whom her lawleSs husband wonld hav
BETRAYED To death, was no, permitted by providence
thus to perish.
Buoyod up by her clothing, and assisted by tn
oar, which by the trepidaon of those who intend
ed her murder was left in her possession, the loo
ted a long hour, living .ea'h, upon The bosom q
the deep, sill lake.
The barge of the nobleman at whose villa tn
fele took place, rescued the lady rs her slrens
was JUS, exhausted, and the rest the reader knows
II only remains to state that the lady shocked wit
the world, betook herselflo the secusion of II con
vent; and II was not thought advisable to dsabus
the minds Of the peasants Of The idea Of superal
ural visitation for so horrible crime. Her iescu
and subsequent residence were therefore careful
concealed.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-13
From the New Monthly far april.
A REMONSrRANCe..

"No charm hath he of form or f'ce
To win wOlIInn's heat wilha :"
Alas! You wrong him'-lnany grace
Fond love can see around HIN fall.
Yet trust me twas no, nu!hl vt this
That in my bosom wrought decay,
1t was that gentle tongue Of his
That wilched my very wits away.
For when in whispers light and low,
lie praised my form and features fair;
My dimped cheeks May-morning gov,
And the golden sunset of m, hair;
And vowed he 'er had loved IN soolh,
Nor e'er through life could love another;
Oh! judge me by your own warm youth,
Could do aught but love him-Molher }
And when. as hand in hand we walked
Yon wide and woody park alone,
AT n.idnighl's starry hour-he talked
OfheInes to lovers only known;
And rising in his deep, dark eye,
saw the germ he could not smother,
And felt his fond heart heating high.
Could do well hut love hini--Niolher'
And when from every lip, the praise
OF his high intellect heard;
How nothing e er escaped lis rays,
Or said by sage or sung by bard;
Aud 20 hlI n,ind fall well could see
The homage deep nj every other;
And knew hat mind did wol ship ne,
Oh, was ! wrong To love lil'n-Nlolhcr'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-13
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DR.. TAYLOR'S
BAL5AM OF LIVEAWORT,

ITAS been used successfully for cis years in the cure
IL these diseases. lrliememher the original and zen
uine is mdeONLY nj 31j Dowery, ~ Y. Alb Others are
spurious arh unauthorized.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT.-As II
general remedy for these discusses am ty satisfied from
Ion experience there is medicine equal to Dr. Ta,lorS
Basim of yerw0rt. Being purely vegetable il tan be
used with the utmost safety by all persons In every con
ton II ccanses the lungs by etpcctOratiOn, relieves dit
u breathing, and seems to heal the chest There can
he question, but this medicine is II certain for
chronic coughs and colds. have used il for four years in
A. +. ROGERS, NJ. d.
rrCoNsuMpTIoN, The following remarks were tn
ken from the last number OF the Medical Magazine
"rhe surprising effect produced by Dr. Ia ors Balsan
orLiverwo't, in conSimpvc cases, cannot fail exciting
deem and tirllng interest throughout the world. Wehlvt
III init to credit or 'ci'e' when rcrsnns cv
len constructive, restored to health. Yet this Is n fac
d. u occurrence; how ihcG eau we question the virul
nj above medicine In our neN, we shall he more ey
rciti meantime we hope physicians will make trial o
this medicine, and report its effect to us"
VOTE. The original aud genuine Taylor's Balsam
i.,verwort is made and sold at 37j BUwery.
TO FEMALES-rhc number of females in delieat,
health in this city Is truly surprising. Weakness loss
pe,c, liver complaints, aud many other diseases pre-,
ulnl tcn N liking them pale and lean o flesh. All lh
rau he rn"ed by the Use of strengthening medicine, tina
w nature in all her movements, restore tone to tn
u vascular organs. or this kind is DR.. Tny lori
FRA uH uf igerwOrt which being mild aud purely vegci
bic, answer, ie nIns admirably, IL all will use II, nr
will nllnw. Once more remember the original and GEM
inc "a made Mt 81 Bpwefy.
rpspirrING OF BLODD-This disease consists Of
,liphtge bood often trohy, from the mouth, rOug
up with hawking and coughing and Is usually acconpan
Ell with liruty ofbrenhng and some pain in the chest
Sometimes II is preceded hy m oppression NJ the che
dfs tickling cough aud slight shooting pains. This d cas
u always less dangerous The great danger tina
these symptoms, and immediate remedies can alone saw
this end. Bn DR.. Tlyors BalSHm of Liycrwort is
re hely and to show its unparalleled success certificates
ptr fsnm ysir hp
li,iel in few DAYS.
II NERVOUS DISEASES AND WEAKNESS.-Dr
Ta,lOs snm ofIiverwOrt, made NJ 375 Bowery is as
srcdy an excellent remedy for these diseases My wit
has bren more less i'll for ten years. She was extreme
" nervous and Al times weak that she could not atcn
To her do nestle duties By the of this medicine, he
strength Is wholly restored md she is healthy as ca
wish her To he. Ny address is Mt DIR. Tnylors office.
IT OBSERVE Buy only that which is made at tn
Old nee us owery, ~ Y aud which is sold by agents
J. ROSS, Jr Woodstock, VIA. d H. War'lner VIM
r. g. Useful information may be fonnd in circulars, 4
theohands agents. Price 81 per bottle 6m 9
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-13
COMPOUND PULMONARY BAIsAM.

VHNIlIS Basnm is now offered To the public ircm h'
conviction that II is superior TO any other medicine
in Use for the various discusses of the chest Its effects
r>l tested IN private practice and the MedciI
extensively circulated al the earnest Solicitation Of mary
who received the most signal benefit Cm in diseases the
most tisllcssinp N Il amma.
The prelaer Of this bnsam Lns for several years raid
particular attention 10 ruin clnr! 'ou InLts |! watching
their progress investigating their Cnlsts ere Caith N
trhe the fleets III u lLicl'rs HI Nest rIItyrIfn-
idts which have i,tr Itscri ~ ls'cis tt all or
ders rs Of most ktN Of patent medicines which have
been offered 10 tie lie
Ii has been found I, pro'rco most nsioI shiI gr,U in
whoOprgcOush, CutGrrh affections o HE lI IS, dlo
tn raS, drCly OF the chest, lnfU Crop, splitting
Of bloc d, Pain in the side, shorress Of BREATH consump
ton md common colds
lrgullcs the natural secretiors Of thu system, pro-
cures tree tATcctoruOn and alla!s morbid irrabi!.-
Hence lis great utility IN all diseases VI the lungs
Thousands Of certificates might lie given hecces ary
but Nil that is wanted Tor its accommodation is fair tri
al. Price. 30 cents.
Prepared b, DR.. II. II. CARTER For sale by
J. ROSS, Jr.
Woodstock March 22 lsi2. 90
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-13
poetry.
CHANGE swEEpETH OVER ALL.

CHANGE sWEEPETH OVER ALL.
Ely WILLIAM MoTaERwrLL.
Chrnge sweepeih over ell!
In showers leaves fall
FROM the tall fores, trssi
Onto the sea
ksjo.lic rivers roll
II 10 their goal,
Each spesds 10 perish in mans simple seeming
Each disappears;
Que common end osrlskes LIES dreaming,
Dust, darkness, tears!
Day hurrles TO closes
Tho sun that rose
miracle oflsh,,
Yieldeth 10 night
Tho skirt Of ono vast pail
Der shadows all.
Yon ornamental crcssent.lishts, forth shining,
Heavens highest born!
Droop on their thrones, and.lks pale spirits pinlns
Vanish with morn.
Der cities Of old days,
Dumb creatures grarsi
Palace and pyramid
In dust are hid;
Yea, tho sky-searchng tower
Stands but its hour.
ossans their wide.s,retched beds are ever shifting,
Sea turns to shore.
And stAs and systems through dread space are drifting
To shine no more,
Namos perish that ers smots
Nations remote,
With panic; fear or wrong;
Heroic song
Grappes with time 10 vslni
On to the nain
or dim forgetfulness for ever rolling,
Esrlh's bubbles burat;
Time Ger the wreck of ages slerny tollnv
Tho last accursed.
Tho world Is waxing old,
Heaven dull and cold;
Eausht acte.h here close
Save human woes.
Yet they too have an end
Death is mans friend
Doomed for while his heart must so on breakinsi
Day amer day,
But light, love, III, --al,-a 1T last forsaking,
Clay clsspcth clay.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-13
Eyes. si., should like room 10 myself i'll

"Yes. sir. should like room 10 myself If |
can get it,
"a room all to yoursef' Mono; we have no
room-here's not spare room in the house; all,
all, all occupied-I cannot accommodate you any
way in the world
Mr. Jefferson turned upon his heel calling for
his horse which was by this time snug in the stable
mounted, and rod off.
In Il few moments, one Of the most wealthy and
distinguished men Of the town came ill., and asked
for the gcu,man who rode up 10 the door few
moments before.
"Gen,leman!" said Boyden.
"Yes, the gentleman who came up this instant.
"Thre has been no gentleman here to-day, and
no stranger at all, but one common country look
ing fellow, who came in and asked if he could
have whole room to himself;but asked him oul
of tina: mighty quick, III assure you-l told had
no room for such chaps as him."
"N6 ,oom for such chaps as him."
table,"
"Why what are you talking about, man HI
is the Vice President of The u STATES"
"Vice President of the United States! "exclaim
ed Boyden, almost breahess in nson-hment
eyes, sir, Thomas Jefferson, Vice President o
the United States! and The greatest man alive"
"Nurder! wha, have done!--llere, jim, Ton
Jerry, Jake, where are you all-heie fly, you vii
luins- fly. and tell that gentleman we have fort,
rooms at his service! Vice President !-Thoma
Jefic sou! tell him to come back, and he shall hav,
my wifa's p,rlor--ny own room-what have
done! Here, Harriet, Molly, Polly, Juicy, clea
out the family! lie shall have the hest room, an,
all the rooms, il he wants hem Put clean shee
on the he'd! Bill, take up the mirror--Georg'
hurry up the boot. jck-what misrake!"
For fifteen minutes, Boyden raved like mad
man, and wen. fifty iiues to the door to see if hi
wished for guest was returning. The Vice Presi
dent rode up to Markc, ST., when he was recognize
cd by many of his old acquaintance, and by then
directed to The Globe tavern, which stood some
where near the center Of Maria aud Charles SIS
ilele Boyden' servants came mp and told Mr. Jel
('rson that their master had provided rooms 70
him.
"Tel him have engaged rooms" he replied,
Poor ioyden's modification can be better i'm
agneh than described The chaps who were loyt
cring around the and large halt, and had laugh
ed heartily at the disappointment oflhe muddy far
mrr, had recovered from their as'onishmcnl, an
were preparing to laugh Il, their downcos' landlord
\ltera while, he prevailedupon some friend to wa
upon Mr. Jefferson with hiI apology, and reQuc'
that he should return and take lodgings at his house
promising the hes, rooms, and that all alenlio
should he given him.
Mr. Jefferson returned the following answer:
"'rell Nlr Noyden that appreciate his kind II
tenlinns; but if he hid no room for the mudd
farmer he shall have no room for nie,'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-13

To cleanse geaiiemea's cloth coats anf pant
aioons.- The writer hns tried, mud seen others Try,
the following method with remarkable success, on
I'LL sorts Ct hroahclo'h articles of dress Take one
ber's gall half a pound Of solpra,ns, and four gal
ions Of warn, water. Wrha clothes brush dipped
in this mixture, s'our The n'ir'c. having on Ia
hle for hcpuIpo1e The collar ola coat, aud The
grense spots, (prcviou.ly marked by stitch or Two Of
white thread )mnst be brushed with this MIXTURE
repeatedly Alicr this, take the article and rinse
il up aud dawn in the mixture. Then rinse it LT
and down, in III, same way. in soft. cod water
Then, without, any wringng or pressing, han. il
up 10 drain and dry. When dry. daupen with Il
sponge, ami iron on The wrong side, or else spread
something between the cloth ard iron, iroring ii,
perferlly dry; It is best to rip out pockets and lin
ing. III the articles are worth the trouble. Also
hrush the Article before washing. II is offer bcs
Ia iron no part but the skirt, and dress the lappcl.
aud cuffs.
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Spuil Of itr Gqt.

TERNs-so,Co year; $50 in cd, anc,. The cost Of
TRANSPORTATION in all cases be paid l.! the subscribers
Subscriptions are not rertnto' nor tdv'r'nh'lts ID
serted urltss b, advance payment or gralrIN 81 Jay
Subscribers may have their card inserted iorS an'
ION sui scfibers for SO Year.
maid, to c. G. EASTMAN
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ORANGE COUNTY.

Braintree, 8. speare-BrookGeld. J. B. kingsbury-
Rredford j. W. d. Parler-Chelsca. c. c. stone-Co.
rin,h Geo slcerer-East Brood dP Davis East Tops
ham, ". G. Dckey-East Randolph Egerton 4 Walker
East Cornth, John Chapman Newbury, Tappan Ste
yens-Pos Mills SirnfCrd, W y. sanhcrr-
South strafford, n Rus.-Thetforn. -- Topshnm
-Union Village, j. Walker-vershire. Z. Dustn.-
West Fairlee, Stephen Thomas-wes, Randolph, Edmund
weston-West Topsham, Geo. Jenness-Wels River, Z.
rsrr-- Washington. Russell g. Bsslcy.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-13

A man agreeable and merry disposition, but
very poor, finding one night some thieves in his
house, told them without putting himself into n
passion, 4 cannot imagine wha, you eapec. to find
in my house in the ,ish, time, since can 6ud
nothing IL the day time