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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31
From the ". Y. Ere. Post,
THE REIGN OF THE WINGS.

Congress closed lis session Yesterday. The wing
dynasty is ended In two shot years the standard
baner has fallen, the log cabins have been sold for
taxes, and the hard cider has turned 10 vinegar
The fruit Of those great principles for which they
claimed 10 contend, has been harvested. and dealt
out 10 the country in portions according to is
strength 10 bear it, One Presidential ierm-fhe
integrity of The public servants The safety Of The
public moaey and The general good of The people
all Of which was capped by the pthy sentiment.
"he union of The whigs for HE sake of (aye.
there's the rub') The Union. They set themselves
up us advocates of one Presidential term, and they
have made incessenr war upon their President.
that he might not I'll even that term well. They
called themselves the champions for the integrity
Of the public servants, and they have made tho
country lesound with The epihets TRAITOR AMI Iu-
das Iscaroi,' with which they have branded their
representatives. They protested to seek The safe
~ of the public money, and who can tell whore II
is So soon ms it was deposited in their l,nAs
they become so careful Of /, that there is none .,
Lastly aud chiefly. they struggled and fought ~
achieve the general good Of the people, and "hu'
they have accomplished is altogether too geucra'
10 he perceived or felt by individuals. thasr
things have been effected by the union Of tls
wings for the sake Of the Union!' This was Goa
siicreh, by them, OF the mos, pilhy and pun
gent IDEAS uttered during the contest in 1910. IL
has lost noneOl lie lOrce. II VIII bear repetition.
.The Union of the wings for the sake Of the Tn
ion Alas all their professions, their "union.''
their log cabins, their hard CIDER and their cocri,
have shared the same melancholy, disastrous flie.
But there is another view 10 be taken OF i..is
subject The control Of public affairs was depr'.
tied in the hands Of the wings with an unanlI
Of voice and pleniitude Of power never before WIZ
messed in this country And what have they done!
They commenced their career with an unparallcl.
led bitterness and hostility to their opponents who
were in office. A sweeping expulsion was con-
mcncrd tina, was happily arrested.
With majority Of forty on Join, ballot in Con
rress they next repealed the Sub Treasury. aud
in less than eighteen months ihi. principle Of their
preyous relentless condemnation, wanted only six
votes Of being re-cnacicd in one branch Of that
came body Of men who repealed il. A majority
in Congress is the representative Of the legislative
will Of the nation. The expressions Of this will
are regarded as among The most deliberate and sol.
en,n declarations Of monkind What respect
would be attached TO such tickle and unstable will
/ as ihis'
/ The, mex, declared that they found debt o.
,wen,, millions. which had been caused agains'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31
Come and See.
ID H. LIBBY's GETABLE LIFE
Pills 4 Bitters.

1K IlBBYS BlTTERS are a certain cure of Dyspep
~ ~ and Nervous Elections; they are peculiarly adam
tel 10 remove those distressing complaints not by con
slahS phlsclns, but by strengthen the system n,
greater mistake can he made than suppose that Dyspep
u" ANY nttr disease, arising from debility cnn he cur
Gu ny irequeht forced action the bowels with purgayt
medicines. Where these complaints c,s the system Is
ALREADY Too weak ad every additional dose tends to make
IL more sn. The Btters, The contrary acting as ton
c strehgi hening the digestive organs and ussls them In
peorm rlr functions as nature designed. Hence Is
lOld To be eiCatOus a>On those discusses necuur IN f.
males, which arise more Frequently from weakness tbun
any Oher cause. The aged aud nfrm OF both sexes and
persons OF sedenary habits, prone costveRess who sun.
erd RON loss OF appetite have experienced great benefit
rom lhcm In cOnvulesrnce from ievcrs aud other acute
disorders, 1t restores strength: and individuals
win Nervous Headache. and other arrangements of the
functions, have been entirely cured by This rene
DIR Libhys Vegetable Life pills are anti.bous, antidys
Pecuc, ana antl-mrrCnria, aud be Justly Consider
ed universal medicine but they peculiarly beneficial
III The following mplnns-yeow and bilious ieyers ie
yer ANA asue dyspepsy Group liver complaints SICK mead
hche' Jaundicen asthma, drOps,, rheumatism, ell
ihseeht OF The Spleen piles, colc female distractions
htarthnrn urrcd tongue. nausea distortion O the stom
acne anu bowels, incipient darrhea hauency, habit
hnl cosvencss loss Ofappete botces or sallow com.
peAton and in all cases OiiorpOr of The bowels where
cartharlic or mn aperent Is needed They are exceed
nsly mlld IN lher operations, producing neither nausea
nor gripping debility COMSTOCK d TYLER
Wholesale Agents. New York,
Sold also by j, ROSS, JR,, Woodstock; Geo. L,mnu
>Wwchi Adams, Smith a co, Ludlow, Gison, Smith A
o. Proctorsyic; Joseph lladcy SOn Chester; Sharwin
tchardNon * co.. Chester Is New ton, Norwich; Chas
Dodd Rochester; NJ Sylvester, co., Gaysvillc; Justin G.
and co. Weathersneld Bow; A l. Thompson a.
o. Sprlnahedi Pierce and Smith, leIhe William skin.
lerRol alton Baxter WuJridse Sharon Walton brown
IlO6m -
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31
COupOrvD PULMONARY PAIsAM.

TgNIIS Bnl-am isrrw Offered to the p"hli" iron ~
conviction that u - -rprr"rin my other medicine
now IN we the vnr,is diseases nj the chest Its eirt-
yr.r nrsi tested In pivie practice rnd the medicine
,y,ensiyeIv ri-rrli'ed the earnest solicitation OF
vim re- ,ryei the mos, sim benefit u IN diseases the
no Il distressing and alarming
The nreparer of this ba'.a Lns for several paid
particular attention 10 pulmonary 'onrlan'sh' watching
.r nro,rpss tnyrs'ientiua their rasrs AM rar,l, no
.i. 10, The Tar ~" numerous and mns rr,-
t' which i-~c boon rts~r'hed hy RIB sirars e al
de- - ~ NOT k'rds ~. latent medicines Hhicr hav,
GOV, v;.Yi - - r.''lr
" -. .. r,ni -.n|'.t 'in~i fS'o-ist''e results ~
49, ,,,rs.. nah ra,r-i " tom nf 80 lrrss, n f''
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'Ie-~r iis srent Ut v IN Ill h>rr'eS ~ the l'nss
rhnu.ard- NJ certificates mahi he given IL necre
hut all that wanted for its recommendation is fair tri
AL PnIcg. 20 cents.
Preparedby DR.. II. II CARTER. For sale by
j. ROSS, Jr.
woodstoct. March q, 1912. ~
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31
Genuine Gordak Medicine.

INST received AID for sale h, The srscrihcr. door
.. ve1, Of the Po.t Once fill -'rrr of the above relr
hr,,, N.si~r for the Nefvrrs w. nhnche, Dis.
ease. OF the ea Paps'nn Of hr 'ea'' Impression Of
the p-rrst p,srers,. ar Indigestion. flr'ulrncy or
wind tns''vcn"-s. Pn'n IT, the Va - 80" sud Limbs
I,uu,cp Live romplairts. Sa Ph1nm. Srruliln Irp-
ro, C,nL Pile aud I'll inrrn, Hrd ey'e.nnl hnmor-
.n.i,-v ~i ,hc hrs' frediri' 7, vented.
V,t,-nts .s-''i-i'.s ia rC--"f~ ~ respre,a"ltt
may We seen. warrcniod to give satisfaction.
' r. B.sOUTIIGA Il.
February 6, 1919.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31
TuOMsOyIAN MEDICINE.

PURE IyD CvfDDLrERIrED MEDICINE
r N\riI'I.. RLNDhII.S lewery Store, is sept n
n good assortment Of TuoNsoNiAN MEDICINE, con
-istiuq OF
Rhen matte or Hot Drops. Brown Lobelin.
Wine Bitters, Pnverzcd Slipper, Elm
D,sru,pry syrup, Meadow rerue Ointment,
Vegetable Irlly, Healing HalVr:
T.. lament. s'mnlhllI Ilnlnlneht,
Fine In,pIo, Composition,
Cnrsh Bilslm, Chvehnr'
y.,y;nno. y,ier,n Spice Bittrrs.
Crs.r ,hcli, Wnnins Friend. sc
VI nr sale At the i'"Sinn nrces. at
,ur'il0. lail NfFhfNIb" f'ND'L''
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31
BANK NOTE TABLE.

~ The bills oall the Banks in the New England States
which are in good credit received at mar on deposit
ny the following Banks viz-Atas, atlantic, Eagle, Free
mans Globe, Mechanics, Hamilton, Market Merchants,
North STATE Suffolk Shoe and Leather Dealers Shaw.
nut, Boston, fremont, Traders, Union and Haslngton
1T Inc Suffolk Bank iransacts all business relating TO
country banks, for the above named banks.
" The Boston Bank receives al! current money.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31

ii L. u wi L L - vi
TT gives immediate relief, and strengthen weak limbs.
l extends contracted cords, cures all nunbness takes
down swellings, aud removes inn rnation.
II Is feq entlv urged that Rheumatism cannot be cured
by external applications But II Is crrtany true, that II
can he not only reached but entirely rnrrdby external and
internal re,ides used ut the same time. This the pro
proprietor Of the Eminent aud Specific is prepared To
oroye tn the enti uisfction Of who is alc.
ted with this most distressing compliant, by literal aud
unequivocal warrantee that whoever viii Faithfully Use
one bottle of DR. Deimatcr's Rheumatic Iinmeni exer-
nally and bottle Of the Indian Rheumatic Specific in
ernaIlv mud return the empty bottles To where they
purchased IL not cured shall have the purchase money
refunded in fun. COMSToCk TYLER,
Wholesale Druggists and sole Agents, New 'ors
Sold also / ~. ROSS, JR., Woodstock; Geo. Lamar
Norwich; Adams Smith & co Ludlow; Gibson Smih a CO
Proctorsville; Joseph Iadley, Solth 'hrster 'htrw
Richardson, 4 CO. Chester d Newton, NOrS IN; Cht~
Doid, Rochester; Sylvester a. co, Gaysv justin
Brooks Hartford; A a. u Wnrdner, WINDSOR Bartlett !!
Whitcomb aud co. Weathersdeli Bow; l. Th "npson y
20, sprngneldi Pierce Smith, Belheli VIII I'm Skin
ner Royaiton Baxter Wabrdge. Shnroni Val, Brown
Felchvile. ll0'6m
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31

MAINE,
agricultural Bank, Brewer
, in hands oireceivers Goa 90 Ct dis
Bangor COmmert inl Bank, Bangor
charter surrendered 3a4
halh Bank charter expired worthless
Citizens Bank, augusta, (new plute)
charter anulled do
Calls Bank INA
Oily n%nk rOrand charter surrendered lSa5
Frankfort Bank, Frankfort do do
Globe Bank Bangor do do
Georgia Lumber Co Portland do
iinlowell und Augusta do
kenGbeck Bank do
Kennebunk Bank do
lnihy clc Bank, Bangor
| charter Surrendered 3ni
Mercantile Bank, Bangor 3ai
Odtown Bank worthless
| Oxford Bank, Fryburg Fraud do
| PassnmaquOidy Bank do
Peoples bnnk charter surrendered do
Saltwater Canal, nj Orono
In hands OF receivers do
Saco Bank redeemed by Trustees at Saco
ST. Croix, Casc harter surrendered asa
Washington county, Calls
charter surrendered worthless
Valerville Bank CLOSED redeemed
HestbrOOk Bank, Wcsbrook 2d3
bScasset Bank worthless
Concord Bank 2a3
Marlborough Bank worthless
New Hampshire, Portsmouth, charter
expired redeemed
Voon6orugh Bank worthless
VERMONT.
I,ricul,nr n ponL Troy C,a,J
no such Rank authorised
Benninoton Bank BENNINGTON
Commercial Rank or Vermont fr,uJ
M sI,ch Rank anil orsed
Essey Guldhnil wor,h,o..
Green Mountain Bank fraud do
Jefferson, County Bank fraud do
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

FALL AND WIN TER ARRANGEMENT.
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HIGH CONNEXIONS.

vi the noble blood of The Mac Tabs
Poor GenHemdn, 4ict III. Seen,
Allhoug the honey moon is passed,
My heart is still in raplures,
For have made, melhlnks the best
or matrimonial captures;
MY wlie's not young, but then she boasts
The sweetest of complications
And though she's somewhat shor, herself,
She has such high connexions,
OF that provision people call,
In worldly parance, dover
10 say that | got much with her.
1t Is not in my power.
Oh, no. from iorlune-huniing free.
That vilest ofnlections--
I'm happy-as man can be
Whose wife has high connexionsi
we've rather poor-for must state.
In this my frank confession,
She has no lands, and profess
That have no profession
But what of that, since have got
Tine wife Of my Affections
And such n wife, for has she no,
Such very high connexons
Now summer comes, she waits. sweet soul!
10 trim anew her bonnet:
1t cannot be, although she sets
Her heart so much upon it.
My DEAR says she, our purse is low,
The notes make sad deleclons;'
My love, says ], 'perhaps-but oh.
You've got such high connexions
And yet at times she talks so big,
1t seems sort of phrenzy.
Because my name is simple Twig,
And hers was Monlmorency;
Her temper, too, in angry shrieks,
From genllest Of corrections;
Yet who can wonder, when one thinks
Ofall her high connexions!
An invitation came to-day.
To dine with Mr. Verney-
A most delightful man, although
A Common Pleas Attorney;
u fear, my wife said, Il must make
To this II few objections;
There, venison, irue-at home, a sta,o--
But then-my high connexions
There's Lady Flash, the Earl Of Frumps,
And old Sir Able Addle,-
Lord I'idly winks, and Visconnt Trumps,
And Lady Fiddle Paddle;
Some others could mention, too,
and give you their directions;
Why bless my soul, these are but few
OraIl her high connexions.
With one of them we lately s,aid
49,, Al i!Ong "a as I'VE. we were ere. able.
Each drumslick on the table;
NoI would our attic chamber bear
The closest of Inspections
But still, what honor to he thero
Among her high cOnncscns'
When come home I'm often sent
TO call on Lady Bridget,)
I'm sure TO find some beau up stairs,
Which puts me in fdget;
Bu, then she bcgs that I'll respect
Her harmless prediIeclons-
or course such things are quite correct
In one with high connexions.
Alas! we often have scere
About her dressing smarter.
Her milk of human kindness then
Becomes quite cream Of tartar.
Yet who'll deny I've made for life
The wisest Of elections
Oh VIVA: it is to have II wife
Who has such high connexions.