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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

heavy loaded strcags1 - saap0e his 5ar3eu; n-
wiener -a4.tea stained ~ "osi-Is PASS. as, 81
as become Gait: - -aasata t-1 h-4.4ys waters
II Life!
As,a- fbas. .n-i.y,il fy, t-.rtqt;sr. nathan -,.
nor SIX stand. n tbs ega,. an ,n..rr7.5o,.. q
obstacle 10 me le,nr invested VITA a r.etls-..I
caafaeter for day! It,sths INSPIRATION. or rs.t.
or ths bsta, c,3ts f,r ,h. .,,.,.,,, Fa ,..oo ,,t
s9lr.,!aa. BIZ t3at mower ,.s,t5 can ra.ht, y:..n
II iisfs. even ina ag,nh-a7rf. ,ttar .r.a,l.z Ass
aaru1sf.ts ga the r,,,ls, Of sera..E., h9res ti,t
constitutes ami .arts t,, , t.rt,- sE.s
an tae OK a-i al ha s.ar- d., .. 3 s, ,s-.-..- .
Of vuIa glorious many ,ta bIgiest ON earth
that Of he ODD n1al, priest II .str,e tflt ;55.
pontiifof day - not clad IN that selsncar i.,c
10 worldly owes, mark the PRIEST. but to the
rational MUD e.,at matters i thar MS limbs be
not encountered with long u5wlrn yesrr1enfs
-jhatno golden cross SPARKLING enlorat.lz aaA
rubses, decorates his bfcast--lhe Iaascaroas err.
5Iem oi The rnystic wooden instrument Ia. mans
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

/ AHrcDorEs cF WAsHrNcros A;Lzr3S Tar
] strong dev8lipaai feelings Of tbts di-fing8
artist, formed one ct the most prominent .ratt.
u his bopufifG character Ceaaeete4 With tafs
characteristic - remarkable .ae1laat IN MS ear
l. life, which has been related - IS IS one Of
hiss intimate friends. Mr. AH-laa vas = me m
Der o: She Episcopal church. AtaaHsu ~ early
4 fe he was ever q constant ~ en3uat, he VS.
; not strongly attached - rel .3a. nsr em.ueot
for his n3atv. II ws1H'f b. 70 lI#h - sev that h9
yes an uaaotieger. or even si1sg;i- ia his views.
but he was ~ont II speak sIis aUnEly o. religious
things aud even 10 enjoy isss7 II The exsance OF
holy subjects. lis feelings. however, underwent
n remarkable change IN c1bsrq ilncs q a siugu-
lar event in his life, which made very strong
impression, and was even regarded by ht.n as d.
reel DIVINE InterpOsi.ion 10 his behalf.
Not long after lis marriage VITA his first wife,
The sister Of the late DR.. Chuunirg, he made ms
second visit to Europe. After residence there
ola Httie more them year. his pecuuiary wants
became very pressing and utgent-mgfe 50 than
At an 7 other period Of his Ifo. He was even, at
a time, st loss for the moaaz ii purchasing Tie
necessartes Of life. On one occasion, RS he him~
self used to narrata the event he VS. in his stu
die, rejecting, with feeling OF almost despera-
lion. lis conscience seemed 10 tell aim that
be deserved affections, aud had drawn then upon
himself by his Irregions neglect OF religion. aud
OF his want Of due gratitude for pas; i4vofs from
Heaven. lis heart, all Mt once. seemed flied
with the hope that GsJ would istcn his PRAYERS,
# he would otisr up his dircel expression ct pen.
itence, md ask for divine aid lIo accordingly
locked his door, withdrew 10 q c0rner Of the room.
threw himself uaon his knecs- aod prayed for
loaf OF bread for himself and his wife While
thus employed KIOSK heard a the door A
feeling of nome ntaFy shame 81 t~eiug detected Ia
his position, aud feeling tear lest be- might have
been observed. induced him T. hasten aud open
the door. stranger Iaquires for MIR. Aiiston.
lie il xi71s to learn who vas the fortunate
g+ftt tft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

"A frieud' says The Arkansas Gazette, "has
related to US the following story, which he recei.
we'd from the mouth Of one Of The parties:''
In ISL. young, broad-shouldered. big listed
Kentuckian-a regulnr,hrsd stock raiser and 6ro.
ver--went on 10 Buffalo, New York. to purchase
of Lewis Alien. who had jus, returned from Eog
land, some of his imported stock. After be had
closed his purchases finding he had day 10 spare.
ne determined 70 spend IL IN a visit to the Falls
OF Niagara. So. after breakfast, he stepped into
the passenger cars, and found the department
which he selected occupied by modes, looking
and plainly dressed gentleman. In few mo-
men,s he commenced conversation upon the sinh
Isct most Interesting 10 him. to VII: imported
stock. and the bargains be had made. and inform
cd his fellow-traveller, in the most decisive man
rer, what the best breeds. &c. The stran-
ger, after hearing him OUT. without dissenting to
what he said. spoke upon the subject OF English
stock generally tho different kind of breeds. the
properties of each. the best for milk. butter
&c, and displayed, in modest and mos, unassu
ming manner, such minute and general informa-
:ion on the subject that il asionished the other
and no asked him If he was no, stock raiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

MIN, bov he Ioved the pespIe: and
"a -, ma, oityer ,vent IN inatau, a,
rned, only leaving their hides on The
Toh Waltz ..-,s .;,;,a,
az cat, ,,,t ,.,,.,,,.
. C ,t-,,.;.., IN,
OF Old Fort fIam3'.aa.
r,,, yvcrrs,fet,,..I t..r ~, f..
'''''''
- ne . ~ s..'5 .l'.'','o''
Watched well ms bread and butter.
r,l,
H., -. :, a.. - -
@.t afra.fIe,., ,,.,r,,,.-f.y,os
Wiener fee was g'p,el.
49,. ,...,t,-..t.,:..
Ira..ol
NJ pm ''. ''o' :, n.y.
As the apple of hs-Pie'
,to..t f...,...,
wa, :, l,,J 80 D., -.
A,J C,rhn,s,t.. -, ana. cf,h,q
each day had han'.y live.
If.,i ,s-.o I,,,.,.i,o., ,,.,s.,, ,rooo
IA a.,ha 40 Ia.
Ma rhae,f,,lry ,y,.,II ,.,c'I reoosa
A long she would pay.
H., ,y.,,fo4 ,4,,.,,...,.,, ,7.,.. ...,4 ,...t,
For 6,u, loe, ye,r. D., f,o.,,,...
I,o,,,is,I,, ,,,s,e,,c.,, -,
In ono shc,s tennis reees+.
AMI l,,,ri,r,,,,.-f;s.. ro..,r,,
IL ,I,t ,,,,,.,.. 3D.. ,,,fI.
10 cam nn humble ljveiI5o,I
Hy legal tarn' aud crooks.
No moro was h a canIi8ats
Tarolli 81 or -pItce;
Bot ~ retirement would run
nc resi- "l 't'e.7 a''''' race
The I.ocos moirnp3 their hopeless ease,
And mach sid Jphnlv griege;
Ther'd n,t a man to Campbell face.
And they 'n9 track mast i2a'''
Then Cincinnatns Ike ayain
lie To the service went;
J hey begged that he would ran once moro;
ma johnny ''.'''s' ''''''''''
Before him n,w n mighty work
Der hill and valley law;
Ton thousanI rcoD,s stood thick around,
A'' Jon" was '''' - shy
Ills district was DER run veitn 'coons;
AMI once was Ionuny run
SO closely by thi4 same old coon,
lie thought It niue ii".
Bat as within the uoosier STATE,
These ,rnans did much tauad,
John with his good man Oliver
'"' '''' - '''' '''' 9'"-'-'.''
s.Nngv oIivrr.' savs John. .syag'u take
"a H1oB-ug{e in y,ur hand,
.sAaI savagc work wen surely make
throughout '"'S '''''''' ''''''-'
Says Oh: ~ worlj not mind 10 drive
"A hoop-pIie On barrel;
''iIIt with these coon, iaai they a!iveD
nave Il" " 'S' - H''''''
ss3it We must risk It now ggtath john,
$50 cheer up Master Oliver;
s.IaI know tn land af L.lIinut,
"a VIEW VI ~ y
So oil they logged With faces bright,
Away to Cambridge CITY;
Ani how they farei with [. b. Smith
'''.' INV Il ''.'''' - '''J'
Then without coat eri rallied ~ slneye..
,i'apir work ,l,o,, .li.t ,a.s.,,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

The packet ship George " zaaaesaB, oa her
las: Tip to Liverpool .3,k aG. 4,.3 uHsuas,,,
NooDEN CLochs' These "Gastaas" are or T =
sachusctis fabrication. and fir1 a ree'g ra-s3.,t
with John Bull The purchasess are ausoag tho
hutHhlest Of tie fldilIGg cIsssez, VIA tarsa clubs
Of II, u or ~. paying SIX glasa - week 5s., .
purse for the purchase o. 6 - uh.a4 ar,
drawn for by Lt.'e.y, fla H1gli@.i.u e-i tts
drawing conti"a,eg until ca uem5er a tho
Club reioieca iEoaDEr Cfaelz. aus is oac
ii the tfIamPls If tHsric..4 Il Manufactures. Ban
shat contrast bet~ 81 ,aa --al.i eaaa3ti.., of
M ":nldliug e.sses' d tbs country aad (5seat
Britain, does ta;s ftci show " H.la ia tie latter
country, clubs arc necessarily formed, 10 enable
oHe IL procure the occasional sight Of a Wooden
Clock, II would he dieuit TO enter tie msaaest
Log Cabln il the West, that vas destitute ii this
useful, hoaeh on 5erided anPeu3age.- Gin Ca=
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

The Presiden, hns pardoncd John B. IIender-
son, who was convicted about five years ago OF
coun,erfeiting Treasury Notes. and sentenced TO
ten years imprisonment in the penitentiary OF
the District of Columbia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

BENJAMIN RATHBuRN.--'i'he term of years
for which this extraordinary individual IN. sen,
to the y Y State Prison. for forgery. will expire
in Sept. next. Some Of the Blfiio papers are al
ready making calculations about the benefits tina,
will result from his return tho scene of his for
mer operations, when they think he WILL no'with-
standing his former disgrace, give new impulse
10 the improvements and prosperity Of The place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

For three years past the Fourth Of July has
been ceiehra led by the discharge Of cannon &c.
at Sherbroke. Lower Canada. This vear the
firing executed Immediately under the Brit.
sh fl1g, which ncensed number OF the inbab
ian's. that rio, ensued in which several on
both sides were seriously injured.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

The following paragraph, ezssacteI fsen mo
last n1nber Of the journal of he American Tenn
perauce Union, Published 10 New York. and cd
re"d ~ ltev. sir aIafsn, IS undoubtedly la,eud-
cd to apply TO inc laie visit e the President
Of the Unre3 States aud hi3 cutie, to tic
North:
"Greot nea. |. = ham..;strg II is heart
sickening, to sec great r,en nnij iriHmphs Of
Temperance IA which they actaally compel
led 10 take part, still calling for brandy; and,
osor her ho'tirs = canP7gn", p'ag5ng t.e part
of high tlo,ds aaa topper. l. 80 ea4s ~ to
lose that respect FER them VIII i ~s desire "a
feel. that we "ouid gladly flrn gar eyes from tho
sight Yet We thankta. that they are f. y ii,
lumber, much fcaec in2n ,.11.ei.y; ard tbe pros
pect Is, that, ere hong. I'll ",!i be shEmzd If
such Iow praetises Il is delightful 70 have that
respect for d raler csPecisiiy ore exaIted to tho
highest places. watch we al feel l1s The ruaraorv
Of Washiagioa :"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05
TERMS OF THE PALLADIUM:

Two DoIiars--in advance: aud Three Dollars
at the expiration of the year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

Showing how he loved the people: and hoV. he
aud his IN oliver went Indiana AL nd
turned, only leaving their 'hides on the fence.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

Al aged AMI venerable divine. WHO discovered
that a mizchieyous son IF his had been racing
his Old mare, scodej The yong r7guo in very
severe terms, snd exhausted al his powers q re-
proof and renrobatian. bat ii the conclusion cs4ld
not resist he temptation % impure b9y tho faco
terminated. ss@he tos. 'e-n." vas the anaver
ALL" said Tbs Old eentlemau, "she's fine
creature, 53"; ~hen rade her. nothing could
pass her en- the oaa"- Boston Post.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21

When Alexander Hamilton recommended his
scheme, assuming the stale debts in 1890 although
It met with spirited opposition upon the ground
OF lis unconslilhii0naliy "a well us some defects
in its details such was the indebtedness and en-
barrassmen Of the states, that interest prevailed
over pa'riolisnI, and the measure was adopted on
the 9TH of August by The assumption OF Sal $780,
900 of The State debts. Although The debts had
been incurred for the common defence in the Rev
pulmonary war, yet il was held TO be an unconsi-
lulional act on The part of the general government
to assume them; and The Virgn Legislature, in
1871, passed their famous resolutions, declaring
he assumption 10 he "a violation Of The conslilu-
non, and most fragrant invasion Of the painest
principles Of Justice"
,,h i ro"'".l"hla fact that New Hamshire and
virginia occupied the same ground upon this ques-
ton at tina, lime, although they NC. -re. or
posiIe sides in The general politics Of The day. II
the people of New Hampshire were lheil geheially
disposed 10 favor too great concentration Of pow-
er in the hands Of The general government they
were upon this question as they are now strongly
attached 10 the democratic principle, and the doc
irlne OF slate sovereignty. In June 1871 The Leg:
lSlalure Of New Hampshire UNANIMOUSLY adopted
renonsrance 10 congress against the assumption
IN which, after setting forth The hummer the debt
had been incurred by contributing men and money
Tor The common defence, they said "by burihen.
some taxes they had succeeded in paying not orig
The interest of The debt, but likewise great part
of lis principa ;" and complained that Inc ncreas
ed debt brought upon The general goverumen, by
The act OF assumption, wonld create the necessity
Of an increased revenue.
IL these things were true Of the debts OF III"
states then, how objectionable the project Of as
snnllng now those debts which have been contract
ed in some of the states, by the wiIdes; scheni''
Of speculation! IL may require both lirmness aI'
patriotism, however, 10 resist proposition 50 IL
Wiling 10 the indebted states, When the ques'Ir
comes, New Hampshire we trust will be iouI'
acting as she did then along side Of Virsina, AID
of any other democratic state which abhors The
principles Of consolidation and of splendid ga.
eral government, which shall oyershadow state
sovereignty and Independence. ...
Beiknap az H.) Gd:ta,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21
% o ItttraI.

Od Prices Us. .New Prices Democracy Us.
Federaiism-A Revenue Tariff rs. A High
Protective Tarif- Pan Buren, rs Henry Clay.
We propose TO compare The prices of Produce
&c, during the administration Of Mr.. Van Buren,,
with The present, under federal rule and ruin
During Tie rule of democracy, and when Mr.. Van
Buren, was President, The Farmer could obtain from
81 to 20 per hushel for his wheat. rye so to rs
cts, corn 20 10 70, oats 25 to so, flax seed 81,
clover seed SIS, timothy SO, beeswax 81 10 40 els
feathers 40 10 90, white beans IS 10 81, dried ap-
pies | 10 20, drled' peaches So, bacon from
D to 10 cts per h., beef from to o, eggs 10 10,
batter 20 10 OF, ,irrs 10 40. i~,i, c, hoy
$40 per ton, wood 2 so per cord, coal 10 10 els,
per busIel, potatoes so 10 IS per bushel, turnips
20 to so, flour 10 dollars per barrel,
Now look on The other side of the picture, since
The election of Tip aud 1y; since power passed
from The hands ofihe democrats 10 that Of the fed
eralist and since the adoption of high protective
great panacea for The evils we labor
o"ier, and The long sought philosophers stone,
destined 10 tu'n all mailer into gold.-llow does
il look, Behold the contrast!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21
MONEY MAI X EFT.
From the y. Y. Herald and n. Y. Sun.
.NtW Yo,k, March IS.

I'VE" i""' '"'' -'
The amour, Of Treasury notes outstanding on
tho f., Of Anril vns sII .os6. 1897.
we bny. mn ;mporlnn, changes TO note in The
state of affairs during the past week. Our msr--
chants have no, vet experienced The return Of suf-
Gc ON, rnn6drnce 10 sell largely Oh credit, and
,her.rr, decline the overture. Of ,hcse who desire
!, Nancy continues abundant. no difficult, is ex-
u. """' ,."".,,;a'. .,nd hnsusss n,,oer nj
s"om 10 10 g n,r cent he contracted state Of
,h currency In. reduced the bushes. Of the Wall
.,,ss, Exchange Brokers to comparatively nothing,
S" "J ,ln lace, REIMBURSEMENT. in The stree, are
o,,y ,,,,s, de nuJ In, ouie, unhusincss. like a,-
nsarancc wbrh oer,ades n their offices, awakens
..,,,., r.asc,inn Of farmer DAYS This wanl Of
s,yo' MON, hnxc,rr an the mar, or the Brokers,
',a: coli I,r ,be rnndion III The country, both
's 'a,rt. ia currency nnJ The safe of ,rade.-
e., ,.hsn J;.coun,. nie hiyh. and Brokers are ac-
,;.;, anr,aoJ !, "a sar 10 conclude tina, The cur
.no! !, J,5,nrsJ and Tia, (nrced business !, be-
e" 1,;'J ~, ,yh.reysr the balance of trade cen.
ivy 'a,'nu ,a "" If hank e,nans,on For instance,
,ss, " "." ,s,s nm 10 ,he lime uhen the hanks
,h,"n. VI. nnos The Whole country suspended,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21
W 0NDERS OF THE W0Rl D,
IN
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Comprsinga complete Library OF Jsch and Entertain
ing knowledge, aud illustrated By more than
FiUs hundred Engrarings,
Consisting Of Views OF Cities Edccs, and othet great
works Of Architecture Monument Mechanical Inventions
RUNE Illustrations Of the Manners and Costumes oi diff
ercnt Nations Religious Rites and Ceremonies Cnarncis
Welcomes, Curiosties Trees. Beasts, Birds, Fishes Keep
tiles and the objects contained In the Fossil,
Vegetable and Animal Kingdoms Carefully compiled b,
RoBERT SEARS from the best and latest sources.
~ For further particulars please to address the subscri-
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the Office ROBERT SEARS.
Publisher, l22 Nausau ST. N. v
The above will lie found the "s.ioi and popular
works ever published, for enerprsng men to undertake
he sale of In all our cities and towns.
rPAll Clergy men, Superintendent and Teachers o
Sabbath schools, Agents Of Newspapers and Periodicals
and Postmaste are respectfully requested TO act rs
ents l25-6m
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
= sEssa 49, q E ;gzE O. 49,
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


'llIS road will he opened the public for the transport
tation of passengers and merchandise, on and after
MONDAY, September ~, iSi2, Passenger Trains daily,
Sundays excepted, IN connection with the cars Of the
Nashua and Lowell and Boston and Lowell Rail Roads
follows
Leave Concord for Manchester, NASHUA, Lowell and
Boston NJ i3-i \. ". 10 l2 4. ". and "a r.. NJ
Leave Boston for Nashua. Manchester and Concord at
l.2 II 9 \, ". and 4 81 NJ
FAnE-C Concord to Boston, S2,jO-Concord to Lowell,
$3.50
The morning and evening Trains connect with The cars
ofth oto' and Maine Railroad Passengers he
veyed between Concord, Manchester Nashua and Anjo.
yer, liaver Exeter, Dover Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
MERCIl ANDISE.
MEncH>SDsg TRAINS will leave Concord and Boston,
daily Sundays eyeeptcd The company now prcpar.
ed to transport Coods aud Country Produce which may
le sent to their depots in Concord aud Boston.
RTEs-Through first class 100 per 2OUO lbs Furniture
Carriages Live Stock, Slaves Heading Ship Timber Lnm-
her, Granite &C. at Specific prices.
All sonlS aud merc,ndse will he NJ the risk ofhe own
or while IN the Companys Store IIonses
Terms OF freishng, cash, invariably, on delve
the goods By order Of the Directors,
ISAAC SPALDiNG, Trensnr
Nashua, Sept. 10, 1912. l25.f
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21
Sl,i09,353
(Siock,) 6ss,65l
S72O,7O2
Excess of linhiliiY.

Excess Of liability, S72O,1O2
The only comment which need accompany lhr'
above is The simple fact hat The amount Of stu i,
held by the same Officers and Directors in lI'.'
banks nuncd, is S6ss .652- being LESS TIA
HALF the amount for which they stand liable
principal and security!
n We could ascertain what amount the oil r
stockholders Of the above banks have horowtu.
i, would be an easy matter 10 show how small "'''
amount has been loaned by the banks TO The CON
munly at large. Their Ia,os ara chiefly confined
10 themselves and their frcnds.-.New L'SLOa-
P0triOt
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21
.ssuMpIIoN OF THE STATE DEBTS

There is probably no question before The Amer
lean public at the present time. fraugh, with more
danger to the interests and welfare of the Union
than the proposition which has been before Con
cr,ss Cor the General Government 10 assume Szoo'-
oOo. 900 Of the stale debts u il question
which appeals directly 10 the interests OF the IN,
d,b,ed states; and, urged on by the power ana
influence Of foreign and domestic bond holderst Is
designed v ogi,ats great questions now before II.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21
Look Here!
DIR. ISRAEL DELEMATER'5
.NERVE & BO.NE RHEUMATIC LiNI-
ME.N'T .aVD INDIAN Specific.
A mar,anici cure for haamaioryaad Chronic
Ri leu NJ At ISM.

TT eves immediate relief, and Strengthen weak limbs,
/ extends contracted cords, CUES all npmbness, takes
down swelling. aud remove mn .l,ution
It is frequently urged That rheumatism cannot he cured
by external applications. hut il is certainly true that II
be not only reached but entirely crebv external aud
Internal reuiics, used ut the sumo time THIS the pro
proprietor Of the Eminent aud Specific is prepared to
prove to me entire satisfaction Of every one who Is allie
ted With this most distressing complaint hy literal ana
ineguivncal warrantee that whoever will faithfully use
one bottle of DR. Delamatcs Rheumatic lnimenl eSier-
nnly aud one bottle Of the Indian Rheumatic Specific in
tcrnny aud return the empty bottles 10 where they were
purchased M not cured shall have the purchase money
refunded in full COMSTOCK a TYLER,
Wholesale Druggists aud sole Agents, New York.
Sold also iyJ. ROSS, JR., Woodstocki Geo. Lyman,
Norwich; Adams smith Il co Ludlow; Gibson smith a co.
Proctorsville; Joseph Hadey. south chester; Sinrwn
noid Rochester; NJ sylvester a co.. Gaysvle. Justin
brooks Hartford; & ~ Wardner, WINDSOR Bartlett
Whitcomh aud co. Weathersfiehl Bow; A L. Thompson
TO- Springfield; Pierce q Smith. Bethel; william skin
ner Royalton Baxter Habrdee .Shnroni Wa,on Brown
Felchville. ilo'Om
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21
Come and See!
DIR. LIBBY'S EGETABLE LIFE
Pills & Bitters.

| mr. LlBBY'S BITTERS are a certain cure of Dyspep
~ sy and Nervous Affections they peculiarly aap
ted To remove those distressing complaints not by con
stahtly physcins, but by strengthen the system NJ
greater mistake can he made than suppose that Dspep
sy or any other disease, arising from debility can he cur
ell ny frequent forced action the bowels with purgalve
medicines. Where these complaints exist the system is
already ton weak ad every additional dose tends to make
II more so. The ttrs, the contrary acting as ton
c strengthening The digestive organs and assist them
perform Their functions as nature designed Hence II is
found To be ecatous alsoin those diseases peculiar G
males, which arise more frequently from weakness thun
any DINER cause, The aged and lnrm OF both sexes, an
persons OF sedcnary habits, prone cosveness who sun
cru from loss OF appetite, have experienced great benefit
from them In convalesence from evcrs and other acute
disorders, restores strength: and individuals afflicted
win Nervous Headache, and other arrangements of the
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