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FOR THE LADlES~PRIME GOODS,


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IL French
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DO fine Seal Lace and Walking
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made
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do superior thick soled Halt Gaicn
DO do Cater Boots
DO Overshocs OF different kinds qualities
10 white and black satin slippers
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the fashionable styles of Shoes
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use best eNerons keep the and the
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PAPER HANGINGS.

IAfER UANNINUS.
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n hs friends md the public generally has received hi
spring supply u French and American Paper angng. consisting
Z" GIN San ftc-co and Common Payers with splendid
meh ~ Borders ~ match All ~ which will be IN Town
and Country, IN the ncaest and terms
ap 10 Corn,- below the RIrbaBre B,os
SSEARs FAMILY MAGAZINE s new monthly f a. pages
- whose object o. the publisher collect condense
Ys'nAu' The great mass ~ standard general knoedge
'h h works ~ numerous and vounInou altogether
pared n Place by cheapne-s and within
the acqIHton Of an" II WILDE cinbeibed hundred
engraving Illustrative Of Of the prominent
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COATS-A new and beautiful article of Cassi.
- mere Coats suitable for the present and approaching season.
jus received and Tor sale low JOHN VI OREN.
g. B SPENCE Ave,t
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~ EGRO OTHING.-Kcntnckv Jeans
satines, Inseys Peutsnary rads and Banketss Gir
supply received and viii be sold cheap, for by
rs JOHN WRIGHT
SsPERM CANDLES AND oil
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10 bbls Tanners' Oh, for sale BY
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UNlVE Hundred Tiorccs Thomaston Lime, for
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From the Boston Times,


MrssRS SANS the
human frame subject none frequent distress
than disorders Scrofuous diseases ar.
and the salt rheun and similar affections
rents In children through
ectons not only exceedingly troublesome annoying
selves but have hitherto been ncuabe
Of treatment tits have been seemingly
partial and with were
therefore, prepared subject
IN scrutiny We have carefully and
Claims OF the popetorS and ready endorse
e The efficacy ofthe sarsapla prepared by MeSsrs
N " by satisfactory
authorities teomes recommended by thu highest authority
cases are recorded IN which has effected pa
cry The medicine prepared by elaborate
by which the curative Of the
and fixed and these then
mixture with other efficient remedies The discovery
ed by thousands IN all the large Union.
sands sarsaplFna will also
eases having their origin impure
we'd condition Of the general crof or kings evil
it, forms rheumatism, obstinate eupons
hioiclcs bnes pmpes, pusules the
eyes Hncwom teier scad head enlargement pain
the bones and joints stubborn ulcers yphc symptoms
ARISING from an udieious use OF mercury female
and other simiar complaints
The public respectfully requested remember that Sands
cures OF tile difficult class which the human
frame subject and ask for Sands
Prepared and so at Wholesale and
A H. Sands Co. No - broadway Budng-) corner
OF Chanber street New York and by Druggists through
out the United States Price 81 per bottle for s.
store, No. 273 broadway.
ALEXANDER DUVAL & co,
Agents by special appointment proprerors for Richmond
AM vicinity fe 4-dtf&cIaf
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TB0HsONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
blk. r.. ID. ROBINSON continues to offer his
- Professional services those may prefer the BOTANIC
PRACTICE Doct r. graduate the Medical College of
ONO has devoted several years tie Study MEDICINE SUR
gerry and other branches Science Medicine
including two Fun courses Of Lectures upon subjects taught
~ reputable Medical Institutions. s experience success dur
inR the last years the
case such ~ Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Drop~y rheumatism
Asthma Seofna Pits Spinal Affection. and Disease
peculiar 10 Females uihes the majority
those who have long been afflicted aud dcsarcd NJ getting
wei may be- by udcOus Of Botanic remedies
10 health and strength.
Persons reading 1T distance obtain board with Dr. r. which
VIII make greatly m their favour The Doctor personal
" n cases ~ MIDWIFERY only $40.
supply Of genuine Botanic for sale wholesale and
Teiail-aso Ihonsons New BOOK containing sJf pages
~ 1s-3n' ~. Street, SoOckoe Hill
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HARDWARE. CUTLERY.
q u Ms 4 ND Sd DDLERT

n M ho" RECEIVING drect from the manuiac tur-
er' IN birmingham and Sheffield, assortment of M.
ABOVE goods consisting Of following articles which
they Offer for sale favorable terms 10 the e,y and
~ trade - ~ @"- N'"''
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0S0 CASKS fresh Tbomaaon Lime just arrived per sehr.
CsDU WIN Henry Capt Norris which viii he sold
vessel. Apply 10 I'll RANKIN h WHrTIOCK
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the Age, directions TO have it discontinued and
return il to the Office Then, il il IS not stopped
they wonder why On all papers thus returned 10
us, as letter postage is charged of course we do
do no, take them from The Office, and that is the
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WING MISUNDERSTANDING to official dozen
men's II appears that the expenditures Of the Gov
ernmen, under Mr. Van Buren's administration
were thought down from thirty one millions in 10
81, TO twenty two milinns in 1910; while under
wing "refornI," according to the official Statement
Of the Register of the Treasurer of last February
the expenditures in 1911 amounted 10 iceaiy sir
millions, and in 1912, TO near trsaty fire nil.
lions.
Again-From wing oli,ial documents. it ap-
pears tia, at the end Of NIr Van Burens admins
iraion. the public debt amounted to 1880 sos.
and on the 18Th February, 1913 ,(under wing ''re-
iurn,'O it amounted TO The small and reiuced
sam of S27 ,3O9,22i 65. This is carrying out the
wing professions with II vengeance.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
THE CHARGES AGAINST GOV. BoucK.

The pubic have no, forgotten tho charges o
frand and corruption, so vch6menlly charged 10y
Mr. Dickinson, Of the Senate. against Gov llonck
the demand, M his pat for II committee Of in
,csiicaion-and his declaration, that he would
cOnyirt Gov. B0uck. or stand himself with the
brand Of The wanton lihcllcr on his forehead
Dhose charges, which were daily Numbered
forth in the Senate chamber, and repeated through
the Eve. Journal. led 10 the appointment Of com
miliee Of investigation, consisting Of Nlessrs Mitch
ell. Ely and Franklin, two democrats and one
whg.
a long and hborious investigation ensued. And
Yesterday tho committee suinbied their report.
We have no room fo details. The following is
Their unanimous conclusion:
"Wm c. Bouck had been acting Canal Com
rn'.'ioner Of this state for eighteen years previous
t. 1889. During that time he was entrusted with
rnd paid out for the people Of this state, millions
Of dollars, and was always found honest and faith
fn', discharging with ability the high and respon.
sihe duties which were devolving upon him, and
which DO not only performed with ability, bu,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
CLOSE BOTTLE XOLuME.

The goal is gained, q, last, and The Sd voum,
Of the Age is out.
To many thanks to those who have sustained
US, we will only add, that we shall keep our prom
ise with delinqucns in this county.
Every one Of them Who owes Us for more thar
the Sd volume will not receive the next paper
Time is afforded between this and the appear.
ance of the first number OF the irh volume for such
10 square up if they have any disposition to do so
"Fair words butter no pnIsnips." We have Ia
ken fair words long enough. Yet. we cnnno,
but hope that those who have sailed along with us
so far, will be willing to como forward, p,y their
fare and 90 on with US. We are no. the worst Eel.
low in the world and are willing TO work for their
amusement, but we mus, have some thing to feed
the hands with. We will take all kinds Of gain for
pay, will do almost any thing hut starvc and nai
we po'nI do. no way You can fix ii! Come now
let US have drop o. fun! You get your cash
ready - all round The boat
Tinga,ling! iing.a-lng! ting .a-ling! ling! ling!
All genuine demo' rails hn nj paid for ridin' in
this boat, will please walk up 10 the Cap'n's Of
flee and seiile.e-e ling a-lins-lin ling!
There. now, do do the clean thing and do Mt
compel US TO put you ashore. We know you
could Mt live without US, and then it would near
about kill US.
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Notice. Rutland Comfy.

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Mr. Thomas lIookcrof Cnseron, will distribute the Az,
on his old Statesman route which embraces, Casrleon
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will deliver the Age his old Statesman rout cmbracn,
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Wells Mildlctown, poultney, Ira aud West Rutland.
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satisfactorily to the people. Tho committee arc
free 10 say, tina, they have discovered nothing IN
this investigation that should in tho least impair
the confidence the people have hitherto ieposed IN
him.
Yesterday, when the report came in, tho Sem
ate were RECALLED with repelilons oil these whole
sale charges BY the senator from the Glh-aId
with natural echo or second from The senator
from the 81 (Gen, Root.) With The Facts all be
fore them, of an utter ialuIc TO prove any one oi
their allegations with the unanimous report OF n
committee Of both parties, distinctly relulng such
charges ~ alike wan,On and calumnous-lh they
were nevertheless reiterated by the two senators
alluded to, in characteristic narangues, and in the
easy language of Wholesale inpulalion, The at
tacks of Ar Dickinson upon respectable private
citizen were repealed by Mr. Mitchell. But the
most conclusive answer TO the charges against the
| Governor, we've the remarks of senator franklin.
! A member of the committee of invesllgatlon-par-
licpaling in all its abors and efficient in the dls-
charge Of its dulles-he declared, in manner the
most honorable, and with the fearless love nf truth
aud justice Tor which he is distinguished, that ht
,ras wiHing 10 abide By the report Jeiieriag thai
tie facts ,rouM be found 10 be tornc out by III
testimony, and the conclusions 10 Ge parIanie'
; by The facts.
and the senate adopted the report, by a vote o
, Is TO 9-lhe wings, except Mr. Franklin, voting II
the negative.
. Thus ends this lamous-.or rather iniamcns-nt
tempt 10 sully the fair reputation Of Gov. Rouci
in the discharge of his sponsible duties, in con
I nexiOn with the public works-dutics which IA
I through period of twenty years, and involves
the expenditure Of millions and which until now
, and through all the asilalalions Ola party strife
have not been for moment the subject of the lea,
impu,aion or the shadow of charge Of wrong an
i corruption. Nor IL there ground nowS for III
9 shadow Of such oharGe.--.4ibaRI .4rSus,
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TrrE TRADE.--At great free trade meeting
held in liverpool Rev. James Mor,ncau came
oa' boldly and oh'y II ayYTa s ;SI nde principles
Rtrttric and jus, in the abstract, but wrong rs to
the time Of their application, he sid-'lle knew
oct Of such thing as truth which could thus he
Of no use to man, [ChccrSl li the plncipcs Of
free trale were true, then, in the name oIihG God
of truth, let ihcm be applied 10 the existing state
Of society. Renewed cheers lie knew Of no
such thin, as justice which was impracicable.
which could moi be done Abiding 10 the arro
CANT speech of Dr. Marsham, in which he contend
ed The people of Great Britain conld live without
much distress, AZ five millions live ON OATS and
five millions live on potatoes, NJ. MarIincau said.
'Bn, the state of things described by DR.. Marsh
am though quite bad enough, was not equal 10 The
reality; for he Che spcakcr) understood that ia
the neighbortood of Srou,kbljge the people were
living on ,nrnips, and if the pressure continued
they would he living on beans; nay, there was no
knowing hut lhl, some insolcnt land owner might
say, a. had been sniI by an arisorrat Of France
before the rcyouon when the people complained
TINT they had no brrud-'Lel them eat grass
(llear hear.)
And fulher on in his speech he said he felt as
surcd that the people wond not be satisfied until
every monopoly that restricted OAR commerce with
the world was swept from our statute books We
annex his eloquent conclusion:--
lie beIivcd, also. that the hest result would
follow in the pacf relations between different
nations II was exceedingly awkward and UNI
comfortable when they wee almost continually on
the verge Of quarrel with one nation or another,
and il was still more disastrous when war ohslruc.
,Gd the usual channels Of commerce; but when
there was free and unrestricted intercourse be
tween men Of nll claims, state Of things would
be produced which would be unfayorable 20 I'M
just wars aud ambition. Many were the aggressons
which had been made on foreign countries 10 pro-
mote the interests Of monopoll's. Ambition went
where she was not wanted. Commerce never
went wherA she was not wanted With free trade,
we should ever have in foreign countries. IA tes-
,imoniaIs Of our power, factories instead Of for
'iicalions: we shond present 10 heather countries
our Christianity, not reluted by our example, but
recommended by our piactice, and have e,ciy
where conquest without wd.. [Cheers. II was
- solemn responsibility 10 delay Tor an hour that
which wh' oar right. The earth was The Lords,
and not tho landed interests [RapturUus APP
p'aGin
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tho whs, said for the exclusive bene, Of The poor
ard working classes! And how has il operated
Il enables The rich owner to make fifteen per cent.
q wear on his money invested, and also 10 reduce
ihs wages previously paid 10 tho poor girls by
whose hard labor, faithful attention, and unTemiI-
ling industry these very proprie,ors haze been enh-
bic 10 make their usurlous profits. The Courier
says "lhe contemplated reduction was 80 very III
ilng that it would hardly have been felt" In
deed! If it would hardly he felt by IA pnor girl,
then surely the gaia TO it by the rich manufacturer
would not be felt al all, and there IS the less en-
cusc for reducing tho wages. A there was no
necessity lor lhs-he mills actually making hlleen
per cent q ycar.-the reduction is evidently an act
Of wanton oppression or ut BEST Of The most sord-
Ill ayarice.
SIN recent letter from Samuel Lawrence, dl-
ted At Lowell to the editor of the New York Tri
bune, "A like coming deception Of the masters Is
attempted. An excuse for reducing the wages o
the girls, or for not increasing them after the pas
suge of their Gvorile tariff, is, that the prices o
cotton fabrics have not increased, but hive dimln
istei quarter or half per cent. yald since lha
event. Whether this he true, or not, we canno
say; but there is a very important Circumstance
which this VIZ Lawrence has very cunnngly AM
Enthusiastically suppressed, lie says aoihia
about The great dimi8uiiOn in the price Of coIio
since That perioN Every child knows that tn
price of manufactured articles, and the profit
thereon, depend chiefly on the price of the ro'
materials. Yet, Mr. Samuel Lawrence, n masle
manufacturer, knowing and lhiollIug Of this all til
time as he must have done, says mol word abou
it in hs letter! Such are the tricks which til
wealthy manufacturers, and, indeed, all the lend
ing wings ever attempt TO practice on the people
tn deceive and humbug them, and thus TO gai
their own selfish and mercenary ends"
From the foregoing, some notion may he fnrmc
Of the benefits which have accrued 10 the TOrhiq
people of the manufacturing corporations, for who'
special advantage, il was conrendcd by the VIII
leaders, the new tariff should be passed.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

The CANTON RIors.-All accounts agree in
stating that during the riots in Canton the Ameli.
cans were treated with consideration not ac-
corded 10 The English. The attack upon Mr.
Heard $ house is attributed to the fact that the
large quantity Of treasure which was in his
possession WAS the property of nm Engli.h house
trading in opium. The American flag, thrown up
a, conspicuous point IN the city, was treated
with respect, while the flag staff 9th British was
among the earliest objects OF vengeance and insult
with the excited Chinese.
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IL" Mordecai Cook Jr., the man who lnlel,
shot N1clz1r Gardner. was arrested immediatel,
after the fatal occurrence, examined, and fully nc.
quilted. The populnce were so enragcd that they
assembled in large numbers, and went from Ports.
mouth 10 Norfolk, where they paradcd the streets
with music and banners on which various NOTICE,
were inscribed, one Of which was something like
this: "Alelzar Gardner, esq the poor mans friend
lie was murdered in defending the poor man,
rights" The procession marched TO The house Of
ONeilI, who was supposed TO have nsisated
Cook TO use personal violence upon Mr. Galdner
but he had anticipated an attack. and efthc place.
Mr. o. is II wealthy citizen Of Norfolk. From his
residence they repaired 10 The house of Cooks
father, and were deferred from Violence BY the in.
formation that a lady lay a, The point of death in
the house. They then marched 10 the Offices of
several officers Of The place, and demanded that
Cnnk should be again arrested, and tried by Jury
The military were called out, but The excited pop
ulace could no, be induced 10 disperse till Cook
was arrested and safely lodged in jail. Some new
facts have been elected, and il is supposed he in
be tried.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

NOMINATION OF Mn VAN BrREN.-Mr Van
Buren, has been unanimously nominated rs can.
didole for The mex, Presidency, by The Democratic
members Of the New York Legislature. The Eve
ming Pos, says
"a meeting Of The democratic members Of the
Legislature was held in the Assembly Chamber on
Monday evening. All tbs democratic members
were present. and the utmost harmony and cn,hu.
slasm prevailed. With entire Immunity they ex-
pressed Their preference for Martin Van Buren,, as
the candidate of the democratic party for the mex,
President. The warm, deep, hearty response tina,
will be made 10 this nomination by the democrat.
of this State is lncSpressiblc. Thus is the might,
voice Of New York added to that Of many other
states, in expressing her choice for Mr. Van Buren,
as candidate, under the sanction of the National
Convention"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

GREAT HAIL SrouM. The National TnielIi-
gencer publishes letter received by gentleman
Of that city from Tampa Bay, dated on the 9th
inst, which says.-"li has rained, Numbered and
lighlcncd more severely than ever saw it in my
life; and about three O'Clock it began to hail, and
continued (nr over half IN hour, sending down
hal "tonoo "a" huge ~, fist, and had il boen
for small sail we had 10 project u.s. really be-.
lieve snmr ofus would have had our brains knock.
ed out. One man picked up len doves and other
bird, killed. and it actually killed fish in shea! wa
ter near the shore"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

Carrying Out mhig phi ,cipies. Webb, of the
N. Y. Courier & Enquirer, who paid Off debts To
the amour. at $500, 900 by means of the bank
rupt law. lately purchaser splendid mansion in
New York city.for which ho paid s4s, 1000. Spleen
did 6nanciering that!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

MEsMERIC WoNDER.-A DR.. Gibbs, Of CO.
lunibi, 5. e., communicates 10 the Charleston
Courier the miraculous fIct that he has succeeded
in por"ii;iag The tongues Of The hdies. lie GER
iainly deserves 10 be encouraged in his laudable
efons TO suppr ess scandal. and " III doubtless re.
cieve the liberal patronage Of such married men as
have unfortunately, .hrcw for their better half
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IN another column will be found an advertise
ment of the Mammoth Boston Notion. We beg
leave to say 10 say 10 Mr. Roberts, that we have
published within the year three notices averaging
the length of the one published his week, either
of which is worth twice the price of the Boston
Notion, year, and that we receive the Notion
about once in three weeks, in pay.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

The Sword 10 CAPT Pari,idge,-h was pre-
scented at the Philadelphia Museum on Wednesda,
evening the 9Th inst on behalf Of the YIN. Wiz
Institute, by |, R. Diller, Esq, with neu, speech
The speech Of Attorney Cenaral Johnson was mos
appropriate and effective. Cop,. p. replied will
much emotion,
1h, sword was manufactured by Mr. Ahes, o
Springfield, Mass, it is elegantly mounted in sill
yer, and has the following inscriptions;
Presented by the Members Of the William Wri
Institute
TO CAPT. ALDEN PARTRIDGE.
Asa testimonial Of their respect for his distinguish
cd attAlnmenls "a soldier and eminent
worth as a citizen.
April, 1872
On the opposite side:
"lndcpendence now and Independence forever