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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
WEDNESDAY. FEB. ee'h.
wM. W. SHIRLEY, Aucticneer

Tbn~,sv Feb a7tn l0t o'clock. 1t the store No. u
Eighth avenue near 4h street. in lots nom the saeses 70
s; retailers aud groce- general assortment OF eouoa
and fine Earthci,warc, plates Dishes bakers, te ,e 49,
bowls Chambers pitchers, mugs, SC. China tea and enef
sets toilet sets cat plain and pressed 'abeT wines, as
fe &c hall lamps and other :aoy articles soos wen
packed and crates Zee o. charge. ~ ~. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

COUGHS COT CHS ;! COUGHS!. COUGHS -!
~ COUGHS -. ;! COUGHS :. :. The mast popu.
lar Medicine that the City of Boston and the
New -Eagead State for the Of Coughs Colds Con.
snmptions Splitting Of Bood and all complaints Of the Lungs
AID Breast. is 3lIs. NJ y. GARDENERS INDIAN BAL
SAM OF Lly ERWoRT. is efficacy Is already known in
NcYof by those who have sent Boston FOX the medicine
and sl having repeated orders. would give tha,
Messts \. B. D. SANDS have now supply Of the above
invaluable Cough Baam. and will furnish price
Boston 1t vials each ith full
directions for use,
Sold No. % Fulton z7s Broadway II East Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

LAMPS TO BURN CAMPHENE.''
iIORNS PATENT SOLID BOTTOM GLASS
/! FOUNT8IN LAMPS for CglgPhere or Cheruicai oil
have become universally celebrated aud sought alter The
perfect Lamps invented. They meet the apro-
bstion praise all who them. Try all Others but 10
fail Try the hst !le cheapest; and above all te L4GP
that viii The greatest ii-i with the least Hey
ale the simpl. aud easy rlnass ld iFin anr?i CO
rode become heated while burning esily caued dc and
out snd affected by draft current Of air. Less i
half cent per hour wall give yGs sriradd light tIy
1856 Fu.on-sret, tSnn Builiin-sl New or, Stand
Lamps for TaroTs with without LuStlrs; Snspeldns
Lans for Stores Hotels and Churches also ChandelieIS
side Branches &c any style desired made orde
y. Blades, if you wish 10 reervc your eyessh 10 a
good old ase strong and beautiful light 10 sew
read By. do f.il 10 procure OF these LsEP Que
the OF large raror will enable YOU 10 rh the finest
PRINT ~ the most remote corner. 1 = lnIs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

~ rASMSERlSAN INSTITUTE CONVERSATION
lINGI ne Conversation Meeting will he held az the
Re orf oIhe Institute in the P.sk this even.
ties q: Seosk. Subject" 1oTtar." Admission free
T. N4'o ess''S next, at O'Clock NJ Tree. iss 1t
M,EIcliSNlCS e "A INSTITUTE LEcrUREs.-Mr.
Of al mad ysretL Ph~s,noLe lecture on ss Chsm,,i,y
'gp,i ~ :, trEi,sG Sh msiani. Al Il o'clock.
os h Fourteenth Lecture Chemistry az nrni;rS ~
Art AanntAcures These Lectures are ilhssst.d VIII
nrrlg PRACTICAL experiments 'Su WIN
FRIDAY EVENING esth inst thr. N,,h.-,.., -,
Mechanical DIawing Glasses met 'S9
AyORDSA EVENING March Ia, th. D.,,,,;,, f,,
~, Ss escuSsien Of ,israry and Sci-ati6c subjects
AoSDAl EVENING, March I'd. ihc Drawing t,I.,x
yua tn Aniquc mcet under the supsIv:sioa of (,p,rl r.
NssnnEain:s sna and T. X. Dnsan. Esq. 'N-''' ! %
ashsis ioE single Lecture IS cen,s-,o mentcrS fne
oi tnrmes rshp. which privileges 10 sIi Iee,nr
school 10 ths LIBRARY ard Reading Room and in the
~ i''a''0n ise. aud 50 annual dues. By ordsr "s-
ChAatEs L. BApntrr, Aet1ary RS 2tis.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
TEETUi TEETU y TEETH =

\ our la5t communication We saId That, III. Dodge
stated things they were, he should have word VI
contention from u.s. he has told them they were,
or Is they arc and pronounce his last article untrue,
and we defy him. and all the world with him, TO prove It
otherwise We shall take farther notice OF any thing
lie may say and regret exceedingly that were com.
peled from many dsagreeable circumstances growing out
Of mis- presentation, notice him at all Ills acknow-
edgclnen Of the facts first published by US Is what We
wished tho public understand We therefore take leave,
thanking him cs assistance he has rendered us In max
lu. them known (l2l istfJ Il. j. PARMLY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGS.
y EUBEN SMITH, Jr 25i Broadway. (opposile CITY IIal)
call the attention Of those wishing iunsh with the latest
and best style of goods bis large mud well selected A,0c Of
French Aubusson, Axminscr. Royal Velvet Wilton. Tapes
try aGd Bu!sse Capene containing OF the richest and
ecsaa patterns Of designs, aud most beaut
fully arranged coo which have Just been received By receS
importltons from the best European manufactures.
Also. Isfee-py. Ingtnin, Damask and Twi!ed Venetian
Carpeings English DruGget Table and Piano Covers. with
every articIe connected with tie trade.
Floor OIL Cloths Of the latest paiie., well seasoned, oi every
description and width.
Petsot furnishing Private Residence Steamboat. ote
particularly invited to cali aud tor tnemelyes be
fore maxim: their purchases oDy such goods sot such
pnce. shall give cntlre sat.sInrIOn III 2.gIse
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
DAG UERRE YPES.
BURGESS'S GALLERY

y7iRST PREMIUM DAGUERREoTYPE.-PLUMB
4 Daguerrean Gallery of Patent Premium Coorcd Photo
graphs, No. 25l Broadway, above Murray street New
York awarded the Medal, Premiums. and two
Highest Honors, at the Exhibitions OF the Institutes OF
Massachusetts,, NewYork and Pennsylvania respectively.
beautiful cOlorcd Pictures and best Apparatus
wiTTED~aor or ; skiunl operators. dlois
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

T,cIrTuupN. siN-Tt.e great Amefieen rrrledy,-Ibe
Lt;r se invited 70 call my Office ess bIoa9wsy and
- tnatise coasunptlon and ITS causes.
receive OF rrmedes and numerous GER
ssss Of bsir erc Rrsd the following and call or 'e'd
80. J ~, o.inrhrt cogy4inns many fHo!s
ana see ~ Ma, afflicted with affection OF the lunfs
cco,asn;ei with gain the SIDE aud chest .as sfra& & ds
oIty, 81 homeopathic wiibout sueeess they ptono?netd
, ajeTa;ed and tespaiIed Of eGecting cure She es-
her inss mach bIood and poI. various medi
Ioat eiec Finally IN Agu.t las dsirrInnsd Q?
~ sheea, Southern Balm She ht. ssen ,So bottles ana
is iIy,hs M. sttrnton o: all sim ldhy affected
ARTHUR B. Kaufman. Ttsidrnee u Clark-t
Siore 6l5 Broadway. cor Of Houston.
Cir and County Of New oTk B. HAurtman of said
v benS duly sworn serossS end saystbat t5s facu -
fh by him in the foregoing certificate every rsrpee
correct and true. -,
w II Muxs ComI. Of Deeds.
Sold at ule principal Drug Stores in the United Stair
f2l seodis-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

roNCERT-ALLEN-sTR STREET { HplRI1ins ns nell n9II
the Alien PFsssy.a Chp5h ssei2TTs This GaISg EVE S.
gre then Annual CcoesI Of Sacred siu'f ;,sc and ;s
ING, es;h under tn direction OF Mr hi'''asS A--
olr. aisaI nis'y @ ssaiir :.ses he LcGd m
7 he masrroas wSrks The nuutadc OF Agfels ."9
eiody attributed 10 Buayan the song Of Nir Nalisaof R
uih as Performed 'he last winter n e3a1eetoh "i'A
Let hin come hiiher;
Come wiud; come wr.fhef;, &c
5 BSssF G g @ Seafid f Co se 3 Es: sr54sy: Board
rsa HAT BUra. iiP aad a, ' door Of The church 90
lI- eysaias Of performance. Coaeei; eommrues :; ht
pss;7 Si u
DALSIU5S OFESN H0l SE..-MUNDAY s-ys.NI>t,
I Fs5 2,th-TU ESDAY. 25ta-ead WEDNESDAY,
-''' On zach evening viii 9 gsrfgsg,ed and fsas
aalrfs accompanied with their instruments
Also p fi5iSp,9 so% ~ BbftB3Pc pR B3EA3ITiES 13ITEiE +a'd
Altered from the popular Orcra Of Ia Spmn'meuli New
dresses. iecoraticas. and full ehoru>es-
Doors ora h1lfpas' SperoFmAnes 10 commence at hal
F, er .rd P.r,ue;te 50 cents Second 2o FH
Bo9 oS,s cfen frm ocoek, ~ NJ, TO o'clock u 70
secure seats -ti D
A MEXICAN MuSEuM-corucr OF Broadway and Ann
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK:
Commencing on MONDAY, Feb. 2i;h. lsi'.
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
Every Evening at Il o'clock, sn "Wednesday a,id Saturday
Afternoons At ; o'clock.
Last IFceE Of the Oigaag OutGHg.
Madame Rockwell. the wonderful Petrclosist q
Last bect poS;Areig Of
THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL
Also engaged. Mr.. and Mrs. Western; Mr. ReTuer.
Comic Singer Mr.. VIM. Cole ard his Do; Billy; W. j
Hamilton, Ballad Singer: La Petite Canc, tie graceful
and accomplished danseIse.
General Tom Thumbs Court Suit; Automa;on JuSsieE
Rope Dancer, etc.
AdsSiono TO the whole, - ccntS-chd-en under l0ycarS
OF age i2l cents fet
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACK f.KS.-Tbe stlb-
- 2c.i wishes make known 70 the public, that much
Of tie biscuit and crackers which sold in tbs city by
the above names are entirely different from tie SODA BIS
CUT and SUGAR CRAcEEBs made ~ li. Bakery, which
have used by Inyaids particularly those who suffer
from Indigestion than twenty years, with the best
results while the imitation, which be made for less
price, though perbas good person health, who'll
- unf. for the sick. The above BISCUIT and CRACKERS
also BUTTER BlscCir WINE BISCUIT, BUTTER CRACKERS
WATER CRACKERS PLOT and NAVY Bread, al Of the first
quality constantly sdie at the well known establish
ment, 275 Washington street, corEer OF Warren street.
~ istf EPHRAIM TREADWFfI
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
Price l2i Cts.

Tile :i;le Of this Poem Is The Age aud is object TO
stti.iz- the foe, OF the hcur Il bsius with aud
ss-.ou but soon dishes INTO the ludcrous, and the
scorching style Of ridcu in which he Is oiten very happy
and causes bursts Of laughter he strikes iob.es and
weaknesses that ld;nt other mode of cure.
Anglo American.
= SHEPARD, Publisher,
2ir2ti. No. 19l Broadway. opposite John strrt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

DALLvs MAGICAL P,,N ExTRAcToK.-Persors wishing TO
obtain the genuine and avoid the counterfeit article, -
formed that Daley The Inventor, prore9T and only ma
nuscturcrs DEPOT az l2S Fulton Sun Building lie
has exclusive agency. Ba mnitaiors of this valuable
savc endcarorng 10 palm off their trash upoa the Ieru2-
ton of the X Is therefore necessary ObSerce that the
written (no psintedl signature Of H. Daley upon every box
of the geEe Al Others worthless limitations, and can
only be used az tli@ peril OF life. rs 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

RnEuMATl.M AND GoUr.-liow Instances OF
persons who suier almost constantly the most PAIN rcm rcheu
mn,!c eiect.ous, swelied limbs pain the bones &C. and
who although they aye tried numerous remedies they haye
eNpsr encel no relief We woul such That they I've
entirely cured by using the Indian Vegetable Elixir and llnl
nicn winch has clectuaiy cured The most desperate
where the person been afflicted with for year. SUdot2
Cnurilnnh; street. and La FnItnn street. BROOKLYN.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

For cymmcrcial and Money Natt r. Sc Last fogs.j
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

T. DALLE,'s Pain Extractor q Couland street. War-
Iuntcd genuine ut halt price. viz % cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

E,ISE MISUNDERSTANDING HAMMOND. H
4 Merchants Exchange, corner u Wall and william
Streets cnrancc st door In Wlam-s;) hsye received.
addition tsir previous stock assortment Of Watch
not equaed in the cycousI.tlns Of ChTonometer. Du
pex aud Lever Watches both for ladies aud gentlemen
Merchants from the South, well the city trade, VIII
find (when quality is conpaTed) prices low.
4 general OF Jewelry Of the best quality
Sterling Silver Ware at manuiacturers' prices.
Al kinds o Watches repaired equal 10 the original Man
tcl Clocks regulated by irst-rate workman. a2sisU
I,lNE GOLD AND SILVER wATCHEs.-Those who
wish purchase Gold Silver Watches or Jewclry.
will fnd Greatly 10 their advantage 10 call on the sub
scriber who selling all descriptions OF fine Cold and Silver
Watches retail lower than any other house IN the iT
fine Gold aud Silver English Patent Lever Waiches
Detached Lever Watches.
'' Lepine Watches.
Ladies and gentlemen's hne Gold Guard Chains.
Breast Pins.
Ladies' Bracelets. Gold Pencils.
Gold Watches as low $40 70 SIS each:
Watches and Jewelry exchanged G. bought.
All watches warranted keep god time, OF We plousy
returned. Watches, Clocks and Je"eTy .ePao 90, ~ , a
bs manner and warranted, st mueh less man uis USUAL
prices. I oLo ,,ais.aio .rd ,.,.u
49, - 30 WalI-sf. stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

81 TO Eli the Is! OF Nay 9szt-IAz t~o s!gsy
--horse has recently been painted throughout; and iF
ui.t wits Crcton xafsr. Rcut low 10 good tenant. )
ri, 20 A. X. CUSiISiAS, No lss P-a:l-s;. or
-2f iSt1 NJ 25l Nineteenth street
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

-, ICE-aie-srs- BEEBE Il CUS1Ak FASH
81 nrahe a;:ss viii e1hbi: tis Is; cf sia:ch 1855
o. their Sal-5 Roeri i56 Broadway. the SPRING;
FASHION FOR GEN NTLEAEN'S HATS. Also,
variety Of rew styles OF Caps io s9iiBs. .i ?wis
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31

authorizing another individual, or COM
pauy ofindividuals, to enter upon, and
convert such premises to their own use
directly and conclusiveIy "impair," nay,
nuMfy the contract existing between me
and my neighbour And who we would
ask under such circumstances could re-
ceve or convey vaLd title to any land
unless absolutely, inaccessible by rail
roads3
Again, who has ever before contended
that the Legislature has not the power to
amend or repeal any public act, passed
by any preceding legislature? And the
10th Section of the Central rail road
charter provides, "That this act shall be
taken and deemed to be a public act
and yet it may not be amended
GFTHIs BUSINESS WILL BE SEEN TO,
AND WE ARE FIRMLY OF THE BELIEF THAT
THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE WILL NEVER
ALLOW A CAR TO RUN ON THE CENTRAL
RAILROAD UNDER IT'S PRESENT ACCOUNTABLE
CHARTER.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31

The Wheat crop in Illinois, which i.
partly harvested, was never finer. In Ohio
after all, the wheat crop will be twice as
heavy as it was last year In Michigan il
is great. In Maryland a noble harvest has
been gathered. The st. Louis Repubi-
can says the crop Of wheat in Missouri will
probably exceed that of any previous year;
all the other crops it is stated, looked re-
markabIy fine. The corn crop never
looked more promising; the hemp crop will
be good, and the tobacco crop will be bet
ter than was anticipated. The Raleigh
Star says that the wheat crop in the upper
part Of North Carolina is about an nv
erage one, The Columbia South Caroh-
man, July 10, complains loudly Of the
drought. The prospects of the planters
are not only gloomy, but perfectly dcsper-
me Bottom lands planted in corn, will
scarcely make one third of crop, and
most OF the high lands in the midle coun-
try will yield but little more than the seed
winch was planted, In addition to all the
horror of desitution by drought the Clnch
Bug has attacked many plantations with
such violence that in large fields not a
blade of corn has been left alive. Many
farmers are replanting entire fields,
The first we hear this season of the pota-
soc blight is IN the fields of Ex-Governor
Lincoln, at Worcester. B. Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31
Our former subscribers in several

Our former subscribers in several of
the towns in the CO., will not receive the
Age this number and after until they pay
up and start anew. No one need take
offence. We do not insinuate that those
we strike off cannot pay for the paper
we only say that they dD not-that is all,
We should be glad to trust them longer
or what is true but still worse we should
be clad to lend them what it COSTS us to
print the paper every year, still longer
but We are not able.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N. E. FARMER.
SEEDS, Herds Grass, 50 90 to 25 per bushel. Red
Ton 40 to SO cts observation-disclosures Ito Sc-Southern.
a7c. Flax seed, 81 5Oper bushel. Lucerne, SO c,
crib Canary Seed So 90 so per bushel.
GRAIN. Corn-Norhern, new, bushe SO to53-South'
crn round yellow ol 5ln 50-SOuihern hat yeow,new,
AZ A 50-do do white n l5-dO New Orleans 40 A.
Barley 90 OO-Rye. Northern 65 7O-dO Southern, 60
a G5-Oats, Southern, 90 O0-Norhern do. 80 to DO
Beans per bushcl IL Sc shorts per double bushel2i
a 26--Brun II Is.
FLOUR. Baltimore Howard Street A mos. or. so 90
a 75-do wharf, S475 aSO OO-do ree OF garlic, so % n
Philadelphia do, 4 mos. 81 90 --Fredcrcks-
burah, low I'd 4 mos 4 62 d 4 so Alexandria, wharf
mountain A IS i.s7.-Gencssec, common, cash, SAGA
4s7 do fancy brands s. 25 a O0Ohio via Canals 10
Sd S7-do New Orleans. cash 100 a 0 90. Rye SO 80
a OGO-Indian Meal in bbls. 9 % 2 IL.
PROVISIONS. Beet-Mess mo. new bbl $3.50 10
-Nnvy-SS rs Il 25--No. L. 90 O00-do Prime Sc so
Sc OO-Pork-Extra clear mo- hbl. SIS 90 IA 80 do
Clear SlI 90 1875 do. Mess, 10 IL 5O-do Prime
10 0 10 2j-do Mess from other States, 90 90 90 OF
do Prime do do 50 90 aO 90 do Cargo do. 0OOCleal
do 90 90 90 O0Bute shipping, l2a ID store uhlr
spected lido dairy Is cents lizard, No. Dos
ms ga 8 LIDO South and Western E II 7-llams Bos
ton 9 a g l-2-Southern and Weslcrn6a1 Cheese
hin 9 and 4 meal, u do new milk, s
WOOL. Duty-Thc value whereof at the place OF eX
portaion shall not exceed cents per pound, 5per cen
nd vaorcm. All whcreoltho value exceeds cents PEI
mound, 40 per Ct adj. al.and3 Ctsper pound,
Prime or SaXnny Fleeces, washed h. 10 ~ c.--Amer
lean full blOod, do 81 35-DO 81 do 36 35Do l-2 dc
SO Il 33--l-1 and common do 3Oa 3l--Smyrna sheer
washed, 2Ol 22-Do unwashed, lOa i5-Bengasdo "A !.
-SaXony, clean 00-Buenos Ayrcs unpicked, lO--dt
do pcdked, 10 Il 4--Superfne Northern pulled lamb 81
&c No do do do 81 a 35--NO do do do % 2J--No
do do ii Il II,
Hops Duty 30 per ccnt,-lstsolt Mass. l9l9,
Goa 2d do 0a0
HAY Sl2 10 Il - pcrton--Eastern screwed l2toOC
EGGS, II II.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31
JUSTICE TO THE PRESIDENT.

There is one very important fact which
ought to bcborne constantly in mind which
is, that the president does not interfere
with the subordinate officers in the sever
a. departments in this city, He is not
therefore in the slightest degree culpablc
for the retention in office of our rabid po-
Iltical enemies. We wish the public prop
crly to understand the matter; the re-
sponibility rests with the different Heads
Of the Departments, and they alone
should be held accountable, by the De-
mocracy for any neglect in the perform
ance of great public duty.
United States Journal.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31

Coleridge used to relate the follow
ing anecdote Of his father. The old gen.
tleman had to take a short journey on
some pro(e ssional business, which would
detain him from home three or four days.
His good wife, in her care and watchful-
ness, had packed a few things in small
trunk, and gave them in charge to her
husband, with strong injunctions that he
was TO put on a clean shirt every day
On his return home, his wife went to
search for his linen, when, to her dismay
1t was not in the trunk. A closer search,
however, discovered that the vicar had
strictly obeyed her injunctions, and had
put on daily clean shirt, but had for
gotten to remove the ono underneath
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31

Louisana.-The democrats ofthis State
held a convention at Baton Rouge on the
18th inst, and nominated Hon. Isaac
Johnson of West Feiciana for Governor
and Nansimond Landry of Ascension fol
Lieut. Governor. They are represented
as strong men, natives of the State, and
original democrats, Maj. f. G. W.tBut-
Ter is talked of as their candidate for Con
gress, in place of Gen. ]. B. Dawson, de-
ceased.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31
AT THE WOODSTOCK
Boot, SDof a II q ZeatDer
S L O r E. !
No. 70, Central, Head of Elm Street,

large and general assortment Of all kinds of Boots
Shoes and Leather are kept constantly for saeamony
which may be had Gcntlemens French, Calf Kid and
Morocco fine sewcd Boots Calf Kid and Morocco pcgged
do. CaIiand Kid shoes pumps and Downing thick and
Calcutta Boots Shoes and Brogans Boys Calf thick
and Calcutta boots, Shoes and Broeans Ladies' Caters
half Caters, French and common Kid walking Shoes
slips and slippers Misses aud Children's Shoes Of all
descriptions
Il L 30:
Stock consisting Of French and common Calf skins Sole
leather, Upper leather and Calcut,as. Kid skins Innings
and bindings, lastines boot webbing and Cord English
shoe and binding thread Galoons Ribbons and aCes.-
Ames' Shoe knives. Avis, tacks, Copper and Iron
Drills. Boot and shoe kit, all kinds. Liquid and Paste
Backing. MilIers and Bakers Leather preservatve
Shoe brushes and Sand Paper, all which will be sold
cheap for cash or approved credit.
Cash paid for green hides and calf skins
Wanted first rate workman on thick Boots.
JOEL EATON,
June 10Th, Isis. s67-tt
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DepeYster, Aug. 3, 1918.

Depeyster, Aug. 3, 1913.
This certifies that | was taken sick IN
September last, after some exposure to
night air, with what | considered cold,
which located on the lungs, producing a
tedious cough from the commencement
The breath Immediately assumed very fe-
It'd odor, which at times was so lntolera-
bic as to render it unpleasant to attendants
to stay in the room. | Immediately called
on physician, and after trying various
remedies and my symptoms growing worse,
| called council Of physicians, who, af-
ter examining my case, pronounced my
disease gangreno of the lungs, and ex-
pressed at once their decided opinion that
my case was extremely doubtful, and some
of them that it was absolutely hopeless
The doctors continued toprescribe for me
without any apparent benefit, until the last
OF February, when commenced taking
Downs Vegetable Elixir. Al this time
my strength was very much reduced. !
had been confined to my room more than
six months, and the last few weeks to my
bed. In less than one week after taking
the Elixir, my cough was pretty much
gone, and all unpleasant symptoms imme-
diately abated' took, in all, four bottles
which lasted till some time in April, when
my health was SO far recovered as TO be
able to ride out, and in May began tc
work. My strength continued to improve
until June, when my health seemed to be
perfectly restored, and has continued SC
ill the present time. DAVID DAY.
go 3w
sFPrepared only by N. II. DowNs
Troy, Orleans Co., Vt.-Sold by CURrI.
e. SMITH, ST, Adams, VT, the only whole
sale agents, and by agents supplied by
them throughout the United States and Can
ada; or by r. Richards, their agent 40 Di
vision Street, New York, who keeps sup
ply on sale at proprietor's prices.
Persons wishing for the agency, where
there is not one already established, vii
be supplied, upon application by letter tc
CARTS g. Smith, upon fair terms, they al
ways stating the best and safest mode O
conveyance.
The above medicine is for sale by DR.. S
J, ALLEN, Woodstock, VT.
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Fres.-At Hanover, N. H., on Sun.
day, the 9th inst. the house of Maj. Will
liam Tenny, few rods south easterly Of
the Dartmouth Hotel, was consumed, to.
gether with two barns, valuable horse,
seven hogs, eight or ten tons of copperas
and quantity of hay and oats. The fire
was caused by some boys playing with
fire works, and occurred about four o.
clock, p. M.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEX
TION

The Democratic Republican lreemen Of
the county, of Rutland, arc respectfully in
vitet to assemble in Convention at the
Court House in Rutland, on Friday, the
eighth day of August, at eleven o'clock
in the forenoon for the purpose of nomi
mating suitable persons for County Sona-
tors, and transacting other necessary
business incident to the approaching can
vass.
L. c. KELLOGG, County
HORACE CLARK, Commit
J. G. DEXTER. tee.