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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06
Number 14O,

that it nj length generated the grand panacea OF
BANK with capital of one hundred and fifty ihOCs-
and pounds based upon real estate, one OF the pro-
Visions OrwhOsc charter was, that the debts due It
hy the subscribers TO lis stock MY ht be paid sin
the produce and manufactures of the province, vt
such rates as the directors, from time to time,
might set" "Ihe fate Cfhe prgect," ccnlln-
ucs the historian, 'traS thOueM 10 depend on The
opinion which The General Couri should form Of
it, II wos necessary, therefore, 10 hare House
of Representatives rcV dispOscd." Here we sec
the inevitable tendency Of the banking system, to
incorporate itself with politics. The result Of lhls
wonderful eXpedienl, rs stated by the historian,
was, that "ide directors of The bark became ira
derS, and i@uel whGi bills they thought proper,
wiihom any tuRd or secpriigfor their erer being
redcemcd. Then purchased ereiy sort Of com
modiiy, ercr so much drug, for The sake Of
pushing QFMeir oils, aa3 by one means or other,
large sum, perhops nifty or fsiriy thousand
pcuadS woS G6rOad," We ask again, is not This
picture Of the year 1871, instead Of 1927
These inocrahle grievances and abuses at
length brought about their own temporary cure
The Governor, Mr. BeIcher, who had uniformly
opposed the whole paper system, in conjunction
with large number Of the most respectable in
hnbanls, at length appealed TO the Parliament Of
England 10 suppress the nuis1ne e. An act was pas
sed di>sovin2 tn con pny, aid, It The same time,
giving the holders Of its bills a right of action n
gansl any partner or director for the amount Of in
lcrcs, and principle. This last provision was.
however, in great measure evaded by the aid of
the General Assembly, which was always in favor
Of the Bank, and i, is believed that few Of the hol-
ders Of these bills ever ccened payment. We
will not pursue the history of,his first germ tho
arcn, credi, system any farther, than to state
that the last act Of the drama will be found in tho
history OlShayss Rebellion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06
MYSTERIOUS.

4 GENTLEMAN belonging to one ofthc most ancient
"A and wealthy families OF this city, who must be wen
known to ncrons friends; having since the year lss
an TO recently been bent nearly DOUBLE and for several
wears confined hi. bed has been restored 10 good hc
has rcgained his natural erect postion-and has qntch
his carriage, and now walks with ease! we believe
This is the genemnns own description as near as possible
mud there is no cyagqcration in IT, Wcwilleivc mqnres
his address, and doubt not his humane feelings VIII eN-
cise tho liberty so that nny one doubling may hhow
these fcts-thoug he requests his name may not appear
in print Among other similar instances, Mr. jas. u.
REYNOLDS IA Christie street. has been restored and VIII
give pcrsona Of the facts OF his case Both
were rheumatism, and contracted cords and sinews-
How has this been done! .
1nsper.-By the Indian Teg'idbis Eiirer internally,
and Hstve, yeruc and Bone Imminent eAternily-N L.
Hsrdid. - 80
onIy Sold By CONsTOCK 4 CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
j. ROSS Jr.Woodstock, Vt.
57.Iy u. y. NEBTOy, Norwich.
j. c. BROOKS. Hartford,
A. & IT. W4RDYER. Windsor.
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DjollotD Gglare,

10 suit northern marhCiS.
FIRE DOGS-orcn and arch mouths,
FIRE FR.4.HES;
PLOUGIlS & CULTlVATOR TEETH CAST
INGS. and ne sane reddy for use.
CART & WAGON BONES,
III Of which, rih many articles, moy be ,forEd
atTYSON FURNACE. VT.
Having large stock, and being DESTROYS 10 do active
bushes they will sell vOraecrms for Good pay or "a.
PR The subscriber most respectfully asks the continuance
OF the patronage c former customers Of the Furnace
and call orders from a who wish To purchase All Or
ers for the above, any hind of mill gcernG other
custaGs md other matters connected with our business
addressed to the subscriber At TysoS FURNACE T. o. W.
will receive prompt attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, igrnt.
Tyson Furnace. VI Oct. "a, lsl3. l3Ouf
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DISSO LUTON.

THE Copartnerslp existing between 1.-The fsnb,crier
l under the firm OF WITT & HEWITT, is b, mn.
tral consent dissolved Tie demands of the firm will be
settled with Jason d. HEWITT. Al persons owing the
concern will make immediate pm, mrnt every demand that
is paid between this and the fret Of Ianary neS will
lie left for collection. H. D. WITT,
I. d. HEWITT
Woodstock, Oct. 81, lIi!
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HAIR! HAIR!
Il 4 l. ID N Il = : !
Important 4iscorcry-r"e great mystery Jo"o7
ont nj IgSIi

Mporiat IiScorcry-i"e great mystery Jo""'
oUt al iGA
DR STERRY REGENERATOR.-- Or siefry'
~ after much utlcnun to the important sNhgct "iFIe,
serving the hair has after many experiments chemc" a'
h,sical been able to discover m urlice when Is no"
offered with the greatest confidence Tor the 'ort MS me
hest thing ever discuyccdior It's sOlcng ANA penetrating
quality tn produce GOOD head ri hnr--ln prevent ilr"l
falling on when badness is nplrchcndcd-to restore II
when LaldnC,s has taken place, and to prevent IL from
turning grey, II i more nouri'hin1 than nonHluh an
uur OIL or COongc water. 1t isn beautiful a,Icle i"I
ladies' ,urlsit makes tue hair soil ana lN'E ma pouu
COS uncommon lrlNcy. Thousands have tested It's su'
perior virtues and excellence md IN every Instance II
stands unryNilcl. It's IN iutlhle cure m AL hlI,c'
tinns Of the skin the head-Is dnnd'ui, &c Nc'-
Every family should he supplied with bottle Of w OIL
that Nv disqualification To the l'nd and hnr ui cUlIdCh,
the bcnlin aud ORR ,mcntn uppcndnec oia lc hcdu n'
hair whi'h nature has supplied US may Nc n,c.rryCI.
For sale wholesale aud retail by FOSTER ~ BiNAiN
SON. sole propricos aud Successors to A. niicnuHIh'
& co. III Green street, Utica y. Y. WOOnSTnnK, ~
j. ROSS Jr., Druge'tjWhi,c River NllmGcd e. br0oh.'
West Hartford W u. ;tocli Sharon, w Dn"ucT !tW !
nor - l2j.ly
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TOOTUACHEl TOOTHACHE!!

A NEW Di5COyERY.-It has recently been Discover
n ed that the pure Extract of Gall, combined with mn
m paipable Powder of Alum, is sure remedy FOR the
Toothache will Hill the In most cases, AMI render
them in state that they may be- filled without pain The
nnre article is for sale by WIN BEOwS, is1 Nnshinchon
street Boston None genuine unless signed by the pro-
pretor WIN. Brown. See certificate Of lis efficacy on di-
cotton. Forsale by J. ROSS JR, Woodsiock 81
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Lard Lamps.

JrsT received the new patent Lard Lamps which will
d produce n clear bright mild light, without smoke or
smell and at great saving ofcvpcnsc They will asnburn
poor oil better tsn the common OIL lamp MS the conduct
er of heat 1, fund great advantage in burning CONCEAL
ed Substances In cold weather. For sale cheap BIS
oct. d. l3i2. Z. DANN, W.
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WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

NTEDICATED-rRIcE cts OF, 10 cts. OF, 60 10 cts.
wi lb.-A remedy that hns gained great reputation
for the cure of coughs, colds whOoping cough, phhsc
sore throat md all diseases OF the lungs also II j. in cN
tensvc use for CLEARING the voice for NOcasts or Public
Sneakers; and in consequence Of the extensive sale and
wonderful efficacy ior curing the above complaints, has
caused number Of Druggists aud Coneconers 10 conn
tnriit this valuable cough remedy An imitation has just
been shown me with nv stamped the candy, evil
IDENTIFY To deceive tic public. For the genuine You viii
call for "Wm. Browns Borese Candy Mcdicnicd," and
see that the direction is signed by the proprietor and the
candy stamped " WV. Bpows" The true article is for
sale 10 Boston, nj wholesale rnd retail, by the M1nuiaci
rer corner of Washington and Elliot st. 20
For sale by IA. DUNBAR, Woodstock, Vt.
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TUOUsOSIAN MEDICINE.

TUOMSOSIAN MEDICINE.
PURE dND UNiDULTERiTED MEDiCiNE'
T. NATlri. RANDALL'S Jcwelry store, Is kept a
"A good assortment of TnoNsoSiAN MEDICINE, cen
sisting Of
Rheumatic or Hot Drops Brown Iobcln,
Wine Bit,crs pulyeriLcd slippery Elm,
DysenIcry Syrup, Meadow Fcrne Ointment
Vegetable Jelly, lrulng shNc,
Jiniomrnt Stimulating Iiramcnt,
Fine Iobclin Composition,
Couah Balsnrn, Cayenne,
Neryine or vicrinn, spice Diticrs,
Green Lobclia Woman's Friend, &c
All for sale at the BOSTON prices, at ~
hpr20, 1912 NATHANIEL RdNDIbL'
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
q t;sa 6 t;;ssssy '; a. -
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

THIS road will he opened tho nublc for the Transport
ta,inn Of passengers and merchandise, on and after
MONDAY, September ~, l5i2. Passenger Trains daily
SUNDAYS excepted, IN connection with the cars OF TIE
Nashnn and Lowell aud Boston and Lowell Rail Roads
M follows;
Leave Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell and
Boston at 81 4. ". l0l.a A. VI. and "a ",
Leave Boston for Nashua Manchester and Concord At
l.2 II ~ =, ". aud ! 81 r. 81.
FARg-COncord to Boston, .2,jO-Concorl to Lowell
$3.50.
The morning and evening Trains connect with the cars
Of the Boston and Maine Railroad Passengers can he cont
veyed between Concord Manchester, Nashua aud Ando
ver liayerh, Exeter, Dover, Portsmouth, Portland &c
NERCIiA NDISE.
MERCHANDISE TRANS will l'nyc Concord ana Hoston
daily SUNDAYS excepted. The compnn! are now prcpar
ed to transport Goods mud Country Produce which may
be sent TO their dcpots in Concord and Boston.
R,TEs-Throuah first class 90 per 2OO lbs Furniture,
Carriages Live Stock Slaves Heading ship Timber Lum
ber Granite &c. ut Specific prices.
All aoos aud merchandise III be NJ the risk othc own
er while in the Comwny's Store Houses.
Terms Of fciahtng, cash, Invariably on deliye
the goods by Order Of the Directors,
ISiIC SPdLDING, Trcnsnr
Nashua, Sept. ~, 1919. l2lif
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

TTEAvY and common shee,inss, Ticking Drilling bleach
ed and unbeached, COTTON Flsnnes, White and req
English fannels Blcached and unbcuched shrngs and
sheencs for sale tr lower prizes than ever before
offered in these 1iggins. L. DAM, Ir'
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WIN. BROWNS PENCIL PASTE.

WM, DKOWN'S PENNIH TNoIF
TN one minute yon can produce polish far superior to
| British Iusrcr II being paste, is used wl,oH' lnE'
,n nr Soyc. and Crates if Won would have them neat
and bearing light lustcr. Price, l2 cents roll
ramillr, ran be supplied Ut most of the Druggist ana
Grocery Stores In Oson. Dealers can hesNpiltd ~ Tue
& Co.. VIM Stcarns Il Co., Vim u. bradford a g.,
For sale by d. A'h'NbAt
Woo tstOrk VI. We
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TRUSSESi TRUSSESl TRUSSES!
NTARsII's, Thompson's Burnham's and Wardswnrths
N Trussrs Of all sizes and descriptions Particular at
tenion will be paid to filling them free Of all charge
Female Abdominal Supporters Tor sale by
Woodstock May II, 1872 JhoSS Jr.
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MRS, II, y. GARDENERS BALSAM OF
LIyERWORT g. HOAREOUHD.
CONPOvND PULMONARY BALSAM.

COMPOUND PULMONARY BAlSAM.
rU,IIS Balsam is now offered to the public from a ~
conviction that II il superior To any other medicine
now in use for the various diseases Of the chest Its effects
were irS tested in private practice and the medicine mo
extensively circulated the earnest solicitation Of many
wo received the signal benefit from II In diseases the
lnoI distressing and alarming.
The prcparer Of this bnnm tns for several years paid
partcnar attention TO pulmonary ,ompHintshy watching
their progress investigating their causcsand carefully no
ticna the effects nj the numerous and most approved rcn
dcs which have Lccr prescribed by phy scnns Of all or
ders Ms Of most kinds Of patent medicines which have
been Offered to the pnblic
II has been found &c produce most astonishing results in
vhooping.congh caarrh affections Of lc lungs l,dro
tnray or dropOy o the chest, Influenza Group sntn:
Of bio d. pnn in the side sorness of breath, consump
tion and common colds
Irrcnntrs the natural sccrctions Of tlf systcm pro
cures free cypccoration and alla,s morbid rriabiy-
Hence its great utility in all diseases Of the lungs
Thousands Of certificates might be given necce sat
but all that Is wanted Tor its recommendation ir vi
al. pRICE. so cents
Prepared by DR.. H. II CARTER. For sale 10y
j. ROSS, Jr.
Woodstock, March 2l 1912. VI
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TYSON FURNACE


CONTINUE To manufacture grcnt variety Cf STOVES
u And HOLLOW WARE,
and every description Of Castings usually made At Cnpa-
10 OF Blast Furnaces.
Having pIrchasaI the right for making and vending
Spaulnas patent circular Ilnc for elevated ovens und
adopted it TO the IMPROVED YANKEE NO,
TION COOKING sTON rs, offer the SAME to the
public.
An persons infringing upon said patent hyvcrirg or
using will be promptly prosccGlcd-our rights viii bc
maintained
This enforcement rs will bc readily seen on inspection
OhvEtCs the objection to elevated account If civ.
ing ont into rooms excessive heat, being combined with
the oven that ut pleasure the heat is diverted from thc
oven into separate 1nr which discharges it into the
cape pipe without bringing in contact with the large
surIcc oven ~ IN the nlI Kind.
The oven pacCdupon the stove rs not TO Interfere
in the ghteSt degree with the boilers MS IN other elevated
oven The back lrc room makes it one Of the best
EYl1As1..3!s G:eDYi2Go
ever invented This will DO all the cooking. &c. for II
common sized family. II is capable ol heating two boil.
ers. frs ing hrung ard baking at ard the same
time more conveniently and promplyj with less fuel and
in less time than any stove or summer fixtures or furnaces
on top Of any stove now in use Thisit will do without
giving heat the slightest uplolslni sensation
to lady in dog days 1Ioning can be- done with great
DESPATCH six irons very perfectly heated at once plac
ed in HAT heater over said back fire room.
There many good things enjnycd by those using thi
Kind of stove their neglbor, ,ingotcrkiid aud is
confidently believed by good judges who haze uscd II 10
combine more good ~ utics thnn any stove in market
Nitha il simple and not liable ogtt opl oOGCrr viii
not burn ont, there being no inside plates
Also, for s0le he rel kpoun
WoolsOn's Improved Cooking Stove
Fnmos' and .Nechaa,cs' Cooking STO re:
lIEYWARD s. FISHERS DO do
NEW ERA-eieraiei orcp. DO do
PARLOR COOKING-irob boilers and orcn.
TYSON PARLOR IMPROVED for 1912.
VERMONT PARLOR,
BOX & SIX PLATE STOVES, all SIZES NEW
PATTERNS
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CONSERVE OF HOLLYHOCK. One Of the
" best compounds among Thomsonan medicines Tor
QninLy, Colds. rheumatism &c.
For sale NJ the Jevelry Store Of
nrr3 n. RANDALL.
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Nav YoRK, Oct. 10, 1913,
3P NJ, Thursday.

3P. M, Thursday.
DEAR slR have this moment returned from
witnessing the trial Of speed between he Uni-
Ted Stairs Steamer Pr ctton, Capt STOCKTON,
and the English Mad Steamer Great Western.
! The latter LEFT her mOorinss at P m snd
rounded the Battery with a full head Of steam
and fur sails set A soon as she was signal
ed by the North Carolina, the Princeton came
down lbe North River vilh scarcely any APP
peara1ee u smoke and every san fufled. Her
whole appearance was very beautiful, and exei-
ted lhe admiration Of an immense eoncOurse Of
spr ctstors, who ihIonged The BausTy and neigh
boring poinls Of view.
The Western, al the commencement Of the
race was on the lead about bali mile. While
they remained IN view from the Bsuery, ii was
apparent tha, her utmost speed was atlsined by
the use Of steam and canvass, there bring .
very fresh breeze directly fair.
The Princeton gained from the start, and i'm
nediatcIy took The wirdward position. Il was
the opinion Of PERSONS on the Battery, eompe-
tent 10 Judge that she would he enabled 10 psss
round the Western before they reached the
Quarantine ground, Lich j, distance Of about
nine mile.
This triumph i signal one iOr Capt Stock
too, a. The Great Western Is considered the
most perfect sea steamer float. On this oecs-
sion, she has improved her advantages q can
ysss to the utmost
The Princeton has been ~ our waters during
The day, aud has attracted great deal Of suen-
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LJifod ~ n ieft,r IN he 81 As1isfa,f port
Taaste, GeHor0t. dofed

- NNsIAi "a Oct ~ 1913.
" II y 10 be hoped that tie Depsrtr~,pt ms, M,
have cause 10 complain Of continuation Of The ma,
ny deteuons which the mail heretofore met ,th .,
Weldon, c. for he late letting Of mail contract,
for this division hes successfully ob,isted ali dcn,
OF That point, 80 fer % he Department y concerned
aud TIE slightest vigilance AID attention on The part
Of Tie Individuals who have the immediate superip.
tendeBce u the two railroads which meet AZ that popi
will Away. ensure the conbexion Of the two routes in
schedule time Uutl man J., enabled 10 reduce IA.
WINS aud waves Of the ocean to perfect control
route No. 2S<2, VIZ from Wilmington, ~ G. 10
Charleston, g., must ever be regarded - uncertain
in The tSirem, Bot must do that indefltig.ble
company tie justice to say that nothing let updo6,
on Their pert 10 produce regular oopnexion with
. route No. 3l2j, at Charleston, s c. have had nj
occasion TO complain Of the mail service upon route
No. 1925, from Charleston 10y railroad to HAMBURG
> G. would that all the different contract, which
embrace this great mail were as well MANAGED
With regard to the mail performance upon route No
325l, from Augusta by railroad 10 Madison Ga
am happy 10 be able to say to the Department n,
nothing Is neglected by that com, any. or those who
have the immediate superintendent Of the road =,
insure regular transmission Of the mail. Tb, road
IS m excellent order, md but little fear NAV be en-
tertained by the Department that the connection will
be interrupted upon this portion Of the great artery
except IN case Of bad rainy weather You wiIhs.,
in mind that this railroad compelled 10 perform n.
service entirely IN the night, going and coming. and
myself have been frequently Detained upon il BY dark
RAINY nights, when, indee5, II would epdsnrer Tho
lives Of passengers 10 proceed. This difficulty arise.
from two causes, which il may be well 10 mention
here hrst--the entire length Of this road /. upon a
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UNITED STATES ALMANAC FOR 1874

Thi, /, the work no iced by Us DAY or two
since. BY some mistake ), was written line
ricaa Almanac tgr 1872 The American Al
manac vii, We learn. soon be issued, when our
notice viii be ready for H. In the MEANTIME.
however, Mr.. Franck Taylor has the work, } We
append a notice u The United States Almanac
From tie Penn,ylranian.
UNTEp STATES ALMANAC roR ls44.-E. II.
But,r, pgbli-her. Phladclr hia. This work fur.
nishe, one Of the instances IN which men Of bu-
siness may 20 service 70 men of science with
on, devtaung from the pur.ui' Of their own ME
re.t Astronomers and men Of science gene
rally, form 50 small fractional part OF that
great unIt called the public, that scientific table,
such as are provided for their use, II limited IN
their circulation 10 his class would necessarily
come, az scientific work, generally DO come, al
a very heavy expense. Fortunately, however,
the strictly scientific matter Of thI, volume u,
combined VITA such a variety Of useful st1u,tl-
cal information o., ~ insure IT. circulation among
persons Of all classes, and 10 enable the pub
Usher o. offer IL at very low price II lhe lew
IS b. consult Tbs work merely Tor scientific pur
pose, bad alone 10 bear the expense Of 'he I'M
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IArER rRnM cAll1.rrA

The New York correspondent Of the United state.
Gazette, Of Philadelphia under date Of "Wednesday
afternoon, say
The ship Moslem. Capt French, arrived nj, AFTER
noon from Calcutta, June 4lh--St Helena August
10Th. The John y Gussler sailed from SaDds' Head
on NE l4lh MAY, bot returned to Calcutta. having
experienced severe gale, and received damage N
The bay OF Bengal
The Argo, Of Boston, was boarded IN the HDorI,
On the 25th Of MAY, by a swarm Of natives. The
crew were o,crpovercd and driven below. 10 short
time, however. they rallied. and aided o., pilot Of
The Hon. East India Company's service, succeeded IN
retakiug the vessel Captain Collins, Of the Arro
was much hut, but no live, we're lot The coSk
by his bounful distribution Of hot water. va, The
principal actor IN The recovery Of THE vessel
Thomas,James Trednsy, Of the firm Of Trednay
stewart, 4 CO. died on tic Both of Nav. At Csioot.
ia Of the liver complaint. lie was nstive Of Rich.
mond, Virginia
Tie Uniied States ship Constellation was At Macao
at the last sdsices from China No Americans were
left al ST. Helena. Tie bark Cordova, Tor Bordeaux
sailed in company with the Moslcm
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CATHOLIC Rnnhs

\ GOOD supply THIS day opened by , TAN 't
"A 10 every variety Of PLAIN and oiusn.s.
lng. Among many othtrs, may be found Nr
ing, viz pi0u. Guide, Christian Guide Wade
cum, Psth TO Paradise, hey Of Paradise, d.
Mssal, Garden Of TIC Soul. Poor Mars ~
nusl. llohenloe's Prayers Catholic Nm.
Chapel Companion, Thomas a. kcmpi. ]
Picty, Daily Companion, VISITS 10 the III
ed Saeramenis Soul United Uuto Jesus ~
teal Retreat, Flowers q Heaven, Dcvoui ~
Month of May Spiritual Comlat, luitaiion o..
Blessed Virgin, Visits to the Blessed Sscfam'
Life Of Christ, Fstter Rowland. Martyrs lc
Youths Director, YOUTHS Library, Reeve }
courses Elevation Of the Soul, Alton Park, NJ
Herbert, Alcthels. SC, &c for sale at the loF'
prices in every case. Catholic Testament, foil boz.
in Ieslher, price - cepts. ociH