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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-16
Operations ON the Teeth.

II. S. CHASE, NJ ID. DENTAL SURGEON.
TPooisiock, ~, Office in The Bank B"iidt0g
BIyvcry operation performed on strictly scientific, aud
H approved principles, with rs little pain the
turc of the viii allow.
Teeth extracted with ''Chevulicrs' Celebrated For
ccps with far less pain than Is usually experienced.
Ncurs, teeth entirely destroyed, ,cihOuihe use nj
irSirumcHtS Tartar removed, and the teeth tho uughiy
rlcnnscd without injury TO the Enamel
Artificial crowns lifted to the Of front teeth in
such manner he scryceabe Tor years, nnd defy
detection
Docayci teeth plugged with gold or tin foil, although
extensively J,eascl and made good and useful organs
Tor LIE,
m diseases olhe mouth and gums, treated en- correct
principles.
with ncnrrnpiibe porcelain ones, of superior h,HuIy
on the finest gold plate, IN the hest manner
Tooth powders aud washes, prepared aud for sale
Teeth extracted aud advice sjycu the poor without
~ilargT.
June 18th la 2G5.,r
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IRON , no TIMES CHEAPER THAN BE
FORE,OR NOTHING lFGIlE USER Is MOI
DELIGHTED WITH IT.

article rhnt every family must consider ndspcnsi-
y BILE when they know its power and value, and which
hls heretofore brcH sold too high to reach all classics
has NOW b ga reduced in price with view that rich and
poor high and low, ana in tact every human being may
riuy It's comforts; aud all who gel II snail have tue price
returned to them tines are not delighted with its usr..
We assert without the possibility Of contradiction, that
u burns aud scals every external sorc old or cs and
all external pains ana aches, matter where, shall he
reduced to rumlugt by il in i've Misunderstanding licImb,
No burn emu be fatal iths is applicdunle>s the
yi, GCs'ruyu ed by the accident 1t i truly magical
10 appcaucc in It's effects. Enquire for 'Connrs Mag
iru' Pain Extractor SulyC" at COmstOCk and Co.'S, 81
GuUrtImj street, New York.
Price - cent?, or four lines rs much for 80 cents
Nrus,uIc Nou, on the responsibility Of our characters,
that sympathy tor human Suffering induces at least in
part, oar earnest solicitation that simple trial should
be made In any affection mnrdbclOw We think ii not
mIrudrn too much TO say that nothing like il or in
any degree so clCctud has ever been discovered in indie
iciue,
You VIII please observe that is no Sovereign remedy
for all cpmpljms,' hat External application and will
cure the observation-disclosures SrI,, F,n-ted parts, chill
bHLS Chur gall chaps, letter, pmnIc bluCh llon,
ulCrr s1ran, CTNspelHs stnhs cuts, ru-Cs strains
and to0lhacc, humps sore throat, runronndS, wows,
piles, inlworm, salt Rhcum, Brhers ltc weak sight
chuuCr. eruption. EYES and lids, lips pune
lures hiles and warts, fever pains pain m lie back and
side, tender feet infamntory rhcuul-Ja, &c duOrcuX
in face Hnlbre0, fever old burn sears, prlcy
head, utHmCd hin, broken breast, nipples, rough
hUnes, bistcrod surfaces, dressing for bScrs white
swclngs cold wounds, sore cors general sores ,sna
poX marks.
Though we have named numerous affections, perN5l
cnCe has taught rs that they ARE not too many. twill
ne necessary to know that the article called COnnel'S is
the only one we recommendation must caution against
limitations winch we have reason to bleyc OF no
use bat injurious. We will present it to the poor who
have actual need of it, and whom YOU may send for it,
Remember it is CONNEL'S Magical Pain Extractor.
All country merchants requested to take IL to tlcil
towns commission, the greatest blessing tumankind
over discovered in medicine This is strong hneunge
bat yuu mny depend its power will fan justify it, Call
nnuI the Agents for pamphlet gratis to ALL aud very in
torc~Img, also the names ula The C'""0"-ncn of New
York.
CAUTlON-Be sure and get Conuels NJ conteririis
and worthless appear under other numos See that it i,
direct from CumStoCk md n Go. or never touch il.
ror sale bN c. CHAPMAN, Woodstock, u. 2l6.eoply
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Botanic Medicines,

4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT of ThomNsoni.
"a and other Botanic Mtdjrues--buh crude and pre-.
pared, simple and compounded is constantly Kept for
safe by the subscriber ut his residence, between the
Methodist ard Episcopal Churches,
The above Medicines will be zen ~ pnt up accompanied
by suitable directions, and warranted genuine.
C,uTioN.--To those who are DESTROYS ofohtuiningpme
Ihomsonian medicines, would say beware ulwhom YOU
purchase, they are frequently adullemted with worth
less pcnciOus and poisonous substances for The purpose
OF speculation ofbrugs those invaluable remedies in
|" d,rcpu'c. 4, II. HAMMOND.
Woodstock, Nov 2s lsll 231-u
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The WOODSTOCK AGE,
Every Thursday Evening, at Woodstock, w.
ELM STREET, OPPOSITE THE B4NK.
L T. II NJ $.

TEE MS.
Sent by mail, one year, at the commencement oil me vol
ume, Sli3O
At the expiration Of six months, LIS
At the expiration Of the volume 200
Amer the expiration of the volume, $50
Village subscribers, 80
No paper unless paid for In advance, upon the
guaranty OF payment by some responsible person known
10 the Publisher aud no paper is discontinued except at
his option, until all arrearases are paid
Acknowledgements must be paid for in advance, unless
some responsible person guarantees the pay for their in
sertion The number of insertions should in all be
specified by the advertiser they will be inserted until
forbid.
BUSINESS CARDS
Are inserted 80 90 year subscribers, and at $500
for non subscribers.
CITY AGENCY.
V. h. PALMER, at Now York, No. 80, Ann street,
'' Boston, No. IL, State Street,
" Philadelphia, No. 81, Pine Street,
BaIiimore,S f.. cor Bait 4 Calvert sis
lis authorized To procure forward and collect pay for nd
vertscments and subscriptions to "TnE WoonsTotK
AsE.n CHARLES G, EASTMAN
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-16
TO THE PUBLIC.

(thLVlN p. NEWTON. successor to !. Newton IN
x forms his numerous friends in Norwich aud vicinity,
that he has returned TO WOodsock where he win soon
have ON hand constant supply Of medicines Of hts own
manufacture
The complaints heretofore made Of Adultrruon in
these excellent articles, formerly prepared by himself
may ceasc those interested viii hu, n the right
place.
24b II.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-16
TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION A N ID LIVER COM
PLANTS.
TO THE p UBLIC:

There Is not room in newspaper advertisement to
pub, the numerous certificates Of cures, but the nva
lid is referred to medical pamphlet 10 be had of any Of
the Agents gratis. such proof rs const' ty lay.
ing before the public must convince all that
Or. LARBOR'S EXTRACT OF LUNGWoRT
Is the only medicine in the world that will cure all who
mt prcdsposcd to Consumpuon Liver Complaints, or
troubled with Coughs colds, lhnH pcurisy, splitting of
blood, Pain In the side and chest difficulty Of breathing,
i1bncss across the chest, pupiniun OF the heart, bro
Clls, throat complaints, und all affections Of tie pull
muhHry organs. II this Is not sufficient, we VIII refer
any others Who l the date Of the above are now
using This article in variety WoracIod Lung and Liver
Complaints.
syCly, one lhng--lhW the Vegetable EXracl Of Lung
wort possessed OF certain powers in healing the lungs
and storing energy those who supposed be
fast sinking into the grave, over every other remedy an
And why not? Its Il medicine that is not III cwork o
day the compound OF drug shop, having only for
object sale, II is remedy that owes Is GystCnC
from nOlWcs source, certain cure for complaints Of til
lungs nnd nl the lrenonory symptoms OF consumption
Qmckcry, probably, would put new life into skrlcuHl
provided you wouldhvryC liz at least the inventors
some Ol the seeming popular remedies would induce You
20 believe 50, II possible 1t is 10 put in he place olsuch
stufa remedy really olu,c mankind, that the Vcgcta-
bic Extract OF LungwOrt was made.
The study of years, the proportion of the ingredients
their ruc upun the systems, and the stage Of Disease in
PATIENTS all these were in the "muds oyen Of the physl
ciun who formed this medicine lie knew that to make
some really useful ms Il remedy, study aud observation
were Necessary d failed not to devote all his attention
the purpose He has succeeded; the Vegetable Extract
lmgwOrt has taken is stand, and beyond the Leading
medicines OF the present time, the only crdlici-
ror o. pulmonary CONSUMPTION cNtam. This is true,
AID Ccriau true, because susceptible OF proof certain
brcnusc il, power and its usefulness in saving hundreds
from death clunOl be rOntrUyDiU.0
e., j. ROOSEVELT sole Proprietor,
81 ~ State st. Albany, n Y.
AGESTs.--C. CHAIN NN, Woodstock; Z. Tmhham Que
ch,ci !. c. BROOKS. WIutc RyrF c. Lyman, Norwich;
w. Downcr, sharon; H. p. Ncyans, Roydlton, 2b3-iy
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-16
Silver Plated Casters,

I or g. They may he mistaken for pure silver, and
"A we advertise what they that people may not be
II they hanpsn to get the real article. We
cannot afford Them long nothing, aud Cno dis
POSED oimmcinlely they will be returned to Port Coner
by the Ship Sallywopng which will sail on the ar
rival ol the cars nom Barnard
lnmr Il
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\ RARE CHANCE.

TIVE subscriber intending 10 leave for 'the
l. West" offers for sale all his real estate stu
arcd in Barnard village, consisting of TWO good
dwelling houses. with good barus, gardens, sheds
and convenient out buildings attached; IA black
smith and trip hammer shop, whee-wrIgh
shop, shop for carrying on the marble business,
and full stock of tools for the above branches OF
business also about seventeen acres Of land IN
and near The village with good orchard thereon
A liberal credit will be given if desired
He also takes this occasion to call upon all per
sons who are owing him to make immediate pay
ment, TO save themselves cost
l.. $. WlNSLOW.
Barnard, Sep 8, 1915. 27S 5w
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-16
NEW ERR IN MEDICINE
DR.. SMITHS CELEBRATED SU
GAR COATED PILLS,
OR IMPROVED
E.NDL4N VEGETABLE PJLLS.

a ~ + D D -
IN UIiN LL II IIDJ.E rms.
49,, ..,,,,,,,.., .,., ,,,,,i nan, ,,,,I
IL 7N,' II : commune fuE'' ',> '' '"I',
superior ,",a "pgr ,u,LSS @ c IL"
stomach and bowel, from all Bilious IIamors but also
o""G "per "1 @"u mEt " ,' af " ,GI.
wonderful curative medicine. the natural outlets orthc
system are opened and all morbid nud corrupt humor~
the cnIe OFT disease are GIrGiIed4 mmnnGrso easy tn"
n sii,i,,. Sro,r Coo,,I ar i,r'ryrd iIli,p Veoc,n-
bic rils aid y improve Digestion cure nrndnche ana
Dizziness Feycrs %crouIa Cancers, Gravel lgomattons
mgmmn' r1m Nv ,' n, SIMe' p pnyM | VA ,
Heart; Loss Of Appetite and lowncc, of SPIRITS; Worms
Billions compIduls-Obstruclon- and oh'r compmcDs
Incidents to women in when they have the most napW
For worm. Dc Mills are uGIlc-mnpy children in
New York have been spared to their parents by the time
Iy use oi1hcsc mild md etlicacions RMS.
rms ), the Hosi Pleasant m% ''raions mCIr,Hc III
does not nrcIncc na,sca or %s%,.,
Price % cents per Boz.
r.,.,,.,, ~, g. H., H l,. MI, SMITH NJ. D..
'r'S''"'o tue Ne" 1" r,y CI Rnj {" 'c" Is "F"""
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-16
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND CONSUME
lnIMM

rTNHE Great and only remedy for Colds Coughs, hsth-
1 ma, and Consumption, Is the Hungarian Bnl-un Of
Life discovered by the celebrated DR. Bychn Of LONDON
England and introduced into the United States under the
immediate superintendent Of the inventor.
The extraordinary SuCCrsss Of this medicine, in the
cure ur Pulmonary Diseases, warrants the American A.
gent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POSSIBLE
CASES that can be found IN the cOmmUnity--Cn that
seek rGliein vain iromuny Of ecOmmou remedies 0tc
day, and have been given up by the most distinguished
Physicians, us confirmed and ncurublc The llugrian
Balsam has cured and viii cure the most desperate OF
cases. 1t is no Quack nostrUm, bnt standard English
medicine Of known and established efficacy,
Every flmily in the United States should he supplied
with nuchnns Hungarian Bul,um Of lilc not only Il
c0unlcrtct the cOnsumptiyc tendencies Of the cliunlr
hut to be -edU, preventive mcdcuc in all cuscs Of colds
coughs, splitting Of Blood, Pain in the side and chest lr
alun aud soreness Of the Lungs Bronchitis, Difficulty
Of Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night Swcals, Emlciuuon
and General Debility, Asthma, Influenza. looping cough
and Group.
IFsod, in large bottles at per bottle, with full d
rGclious lOrthc res Grafton Of iIeuljh,
Pamphlets, containing mass OF English and American
certificates, and other evidence, showing the meVuned
merits ofrhis Great English Remedy, may be obtained
Of the Agents gruluituusly
DAVID T. BRADLEY sole Agent for the United State,
llQ Court street, Boston
.lgcut -WoodsIock, G, CHAPMAN Montpelier, clark
~ Colliu,, BmlmgloW, Peck Il Spear Bellows Falls N
IImrlsi Rutud, Daniels and Bel; Brlicbouo', Dlltor
n Cmgkc; Keen, \. H. John BiNhy. 23G.ly
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SILVER SPOONS,
Or ELEGANT Bread and Milk Eaters,

'HO fit all sized moutls-lrom The delicate sp-ea mouth
l. OF the belle, to The man what eats ms 'hash IN
hurry. Owing TO millions OF other things that have
in our shop, shall have TO throw the above articles
way unless they disposed of very soon Any body
that has little ''aOyed chink exchange Tor the pune
article" will find greut chance at ; or 8.
! Lnne L. RUSSELL & CLARKE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-16
SALT PORK

nr VERY superior quality for selo hy
. Aug, D. {, DANA, ia,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-16

Fare reduced TO $500 from Concord TO Boston,

Fare reduced TO 500 from Concord TO Boston,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
ON and after April LIST, Passenger Trans vii run
" daily, Sundays cNccprcil in connection with M,
Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Lowell Railroad,
follows;
Leave Bostonur7 A. NJ, and l2PN.
Leave Concord at i 3i A. NJ, lI;2OA NJ, and 3 III
=. NJ
Twinslrom inferno late places will run nsolIows,yiz
TIP TRAINS
Leave Lowell at SlO AM, l2:5 p. NJ, and Gao pm.
Na>hm nj $50 a. NJ, l2:l5 =, NJ, aud 5:2O =. VI.
Manchester H.35 4. NJ, I:3O p. N hnd SO PM,
or immcdacly the arrival o The from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester r l-2 NJ, l2-5 p. VI, and p
NHshuu IA - 4. NJ, I;l5 p. NJ. and up NJ.
Lowell AT Tl5 A. NJ, p. N. and l.! p. Nj,
or Immediately on the arrival OF the trcm Concord
! he second twriulrom Concord Hryc,t Boston IN
son for PasscngCrstoukc the O'coc run New NorK
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail
road, that Passengers may pass hetwNt Concord, a
yerhill, Exeter. Dover and Portland either way daily.
STAGES Immediately the arrival Of the first train nj
Concord leave by variOus route. Tor IOpknluu Newport
tlmCmuHt and Wudsurl for Lebanon and IluuUyCrPNm
outh and Ilnverhl Canam and Orordi Meredith Bridge
Centre .lHrhur and the White Mountains. On the sec
Ond day from Boston, Stages reach Ruynun, Midd'rhuy
MONTPELIER and Burlington connecting there with me
Steamboat iuc to Montreal and by Steamboat and SLhrs
to Oadeushurah; Stage, also run lrum iuycrhli +" stan
stead connecting there with Stage, 10 Montreal. Numcr
Gus other stage connecting with the Concord Rml Road
run to The principle towns in New Hampshire Vermont
and the CanHDHs
Stages ran daily from Franklin l.uu Ndhomon 10 the
II ~ O'Clock train, returning after the arrival OF the sec
Ond train from Boston.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-16
TYSON FURNACE,

rHNIIE .uh,rribcragcnr Of the TYSON FURNACE Al
u Plymouth VI. would respectfully inform the former
friend, and patrons otlc establishment and the puDIr
generally that they have now on hundnnd continue week
~ to make large assOrlmcn, q.
The mast 0ppr0rcd pattern Ooking N0rcS
do do do P0rjor do d0
o!sO P1RLOR d. BONSYOIES,
in grcm variety, togcthr ~ith crcry earle
tn NJ
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COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSA'
pARIIlA

THE wonderful effects Of his medicine upon the blood
are well known To the world, In diseases arising IRON
the too Tree use of mercury il i, smd effect speedy
curp 10 get this medicine sure the only safely ms
medicine has effected great cures and what II nus once
douc can do again. aud By It's the world will be re
level of a vast amount Of suffering, The bottles are
the same size Of the dollar bottles Retail Price 81 rts
Pamphlets containing full account the above mrd
cine to he had gratis ut .,.. ,,,,..,...
2lf-cUply CHARLES IIAlMAN''
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PLAYING, VISITING AND BLANK
CARDS.

q GEORGE COOK Of the firm of Ely, smith Il
IN Cook for the pu,t six Year, manufacturer or the
cclrlnIrd Bartlett Cards ", nd inform the prhljr and
the patrons Of the old Establishment, No. n Fulton s
where he hhs always been employed, that he continues
the manufacture ulnIl the varieties of PLAYING, Visiting
aud Blank Cards heretofore furnished los the Establish
mcurUnd TINT orders for the variors Kind, will he faith
fully md promptly executed, on application 10 hi, sole
Hgcuts, Mr,Srs ELY q LATHAM, No II Fulton ST. nj
the following prices usual discount on Tor cash those
who hul 10 sell Hg9iU, VIZ
EnGrUf Star CHINA and dot Wave, damon, NmLCd
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FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED LNPROVED
diam Y egetab lie Pills,
FOR CONSUMPTION. COLDS

The Pills which received Of you have given such uni
versal satisfaction where they have been purChased and
the sale has been 50 uniform that thought best to
quest you to send me on some more ihem immediate
",
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- OR 81, EDSON'S ROW.
EBUSSELL&. CLARKE haveiust received large
@ adJnon n Their former stock ol cutlery which l.
"prtlU well known to he the largest and best assert
meut Kent ain divers parts about here ruusderablcN
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-16

sir enclosed Is The paymtnt for the last Pills. You
lw plCase send me by ENpreSsnOther .osay or dOz
they give good satisfaction. have on hand more
than boxes and do wish he ont Of them one day
Extract from Daniel TAFT ~ Sons letter, datedl
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-04-18

COMMON LIFE.-The CAFES, a9d toils,and
necessities; the refreshments ard delights
of common life, are the great Ieachers of
common sense, the best of all requirements.
The most learned acknowledge that there
cannot be any effective school Of sober rea.
son where this is excluded. Whoever,
either by elevation of rank, or popularity
of habits, lives far removed from this kind
of tuition, rarely makes much proficiency
in that excellent quality Of the intellect
A man who has little or nothing to DO with
other men, on terms Of open and free equal
ity, needs the native sense Of Ave tobehave
himself with only a fair average of proprie'
lty.-MiTord.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-04-18
Address TO Henry CLAY.

The Wings of New York recently adop.
ted a lung, very able aud eIUquenT address
to Henry Clay, some passages Of which
must stir the blood of the coolest, even
amoDgaour bitierest adVeTsaries. After re-
citing at considerable length the prominent
events of the recent disastrous campaign,
and pointing 10 the (ou! and damnable means
by which we were defeated. the address
proceeds IN the following manly and vigor-
Gus strain. We have rarely read any thing
more eloquent than some of the passages in
the extract we make, and never more de
served tribute to exalted patriotism, great
talents and distinguished services. They
are emphatically thoughts that breathe
and words that burn,"-N. o. Tropic.
Therefore it is. that we do not present
these facts as an apology for defeat; nor
would we from them derive consolation.-
To US and the country, moreover, the actu
al evil consequences are no less than if the
scale had been turned against US by vefita-
BILE millions instead ola few fictitious thous-
ands. The purposed fraud has been effec
ted BY acts which could not be prevented
even when foreknown. We knew the pur-
Ipose and the means and the schemes Of
crime; but we warned and watched and la
bored in vain. The plan had been too ably
EcOntriVed, and was too efficiently executed
TO be prevented by detection. Yet the most
important lesson which these facts and the
result of this election teach--is NOT that a
{ Irepublican people may wickedly abuse Oh
unwisely exercise their elective poWer, but
that frauds on the suffrage may actually VIC
late that sacred privilege, and subvert the
popular sovereignty, while not remedy ex
/, lists, and while submission to successful
crime and to iyrannicRl usuTpation, baset
upon it, becomes positive political duty
Startling as may be both the fact and th,
practical moral, both are as true as they ar
startling.
Justice and truth have required of u
! these testimonials Of the character of tn
u contest-Ofthe means and the result. Blu
;; this is not all our present duty and purpose
Q Standing at this peculiar point of time,
" the void present, between melancholy pal
q and future Of impenetrable mystery an
q unusual gloom, we for moment forget o,
e dark forobOdings and our renewed tolls an
IS viglls, in the feeling of what we yet owe
'e him whose name was our strength, who's
re glory was our boast, whose splendid seTvic,
s. 70 his country and whose stainless publ
n virtue were our just claim TO that country
10 confidence in him as the necessary means
n the yeople's security and happiness. r
sp in looking around among the wrecks of va
he hope, we find that elf which embodied al
IN personifed our principles, which gave Ii
ID and reality to our purpose, is left to US u
"a lchanged IN HENRY CLAY.
of And, therefore 70 you, the FIRST and me
lie cherished object Of our political devotion.
r. whose name was already illusIious in 4
history Of our country at the period of Q
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-04-18
roe ~ ~ g.

The following verses first appeared in the
Mercersburg (Pa) visiter", but we have taken
the liberty of defeating them to friend of ours
in this neghbOrhood. WING.
A plea for Big Noses.
DEDICATED TO J. h.
When wearied and vexed with the cares of the
world,
When into the vortex Of fashion we're hurled
When bowed down with sorrow, or burdened with
woes,
How soothing friend is sizsable NOSE!
If a snufE-takcr. oh! how delicious and sweet
The oders of Congress and Macabau greet
His nOstrils; then, none bat snuff-iaker knows
The worth Of an old fashioned, sizeable NOSE.
If a smoker, when smOke-wreaths sncircle his
head,
Whom cloud of rich fragrance around him is
shed,
Who could have enjoyed the rich treat as it rose,
As well as a man with a sizeable NOSE?
At noon, when upon the olfactories break,
The heart-cheering odors OF turkey and steak,
Whose heart with such thankful emotion DER
flows,
As the man who is blest with sizeable NOSE!