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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-09

It happened that draft Of wind drove
back the flames, which soon began 10
blaze up more furiously against the sa-
loon; and the partition betN iSt it and the
hold was soon on fire. Then long wreaths
ofsmokc began TO find their way through
the skyight; and the captain, seeing this
ordered all women forward, The engln-
Ger put on his utmost steam; the Amrn-
can flag was run up, and reversed in to-
ken of distress water was flung up oYer
the sails TO make them hold the wind
And still John Maynard stood by the
wheel, though now he was cut of by a
sheet of smoke and flame from the ship
crew,
Greater and greater grew the heat;
the engineers fled from the engne'room;
the passengers were clustering round the
vessels bow; the sailors were saving
planks on which to lash the women; the
boldest were throwing off their coats and
waistcoa,s, and preparing for one lo1g
and last struggle for life. Aud still the
coast grew palmer and palmer; the pad
dies, as yet, worked well; they could be
no more than a mile from The shore; anC
boats were seen now starting to their as
Sistance.
John Maynard, cried the captain.
'.Ay, ay, sir, said John,
Could YOU hold on five minutes lon
gor?
III try, sir.
And he did try; the flames came near
cr aud nearer; sheet Of smoke woult
sometimes almost suf1ocale him; his hal
was scorched; his blood seemed all OF
fire with great heat. Crouching as ia
back as he could, he held the wheel firm
~ with his left hand, till the flesh, shrivel
ed, and the muscles creakcd in the flame
then he stretched forth the right, ant
bore tho agony without a scream or {
groan. 1t was enough for him that he
had heard the cheer Of the sailors to the
approaching boats, and the cry of the
captain, the women first, and then every
man for himself, and God Cor US all. ant
they were The last sounds that he heard
How he persisted was not known; whether
diz2ied by the smoke, he lost his footing
in endcayoring to come forward, and fell
overheard, or whether he was suiiocated
bv the dense smoke his comrades could
not tell. Every soul Of the large number
of passengers reached the shore in safety;
but he TO whose martyr spirit they owed
,hci. lives was not there, and with throb-
bling hearts they rccolIected that the blue
waters beyond them had closed over all
that remained Of the HELsm4N OF LAKE
ERIE
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TO TNE PUBLIC:

There Is not room in u newspaper advertisement To
publish the numerous certificates OF cures tint The nv'-
d IL referred to n medical pamphlet 10 be had of amy 0
the Agents gratis. Such prO0lus we are CONSTANT! lay
ng before the public must convince VII that
Or. LARbORS EXTRACT OF LUNGWORT
is the onh medicine in the world that will cure all who
aIt prcdsposcd Ia Consumption, Liver Complaints, OF
troubled with Coughs colds, asthma pleurlsy, rlhtlS o
blNUd Pain In the side aud chest, difficulty OF breathing
9hnCsS the chest, p0puton OF the heart brni'
cls, throat complaints, and NIL affections OF Tue pun
mOnary organs. II this IL not sufficient, we Will refer
any one to Others who OF the date of the aboye) are now
using sNrclc in variety Of protracled Lung ana Liver
Complaints.
All The certificates shown 10 the Public prove conclu
siycly thngthui the Vegetable Extract OF Lung
wort possessed Of certain powers, IN healing the lungs
and restoring energy 10 those who were supposed to bt
last sinking into the grave, over every other remedy an
CiCnt or modern.
| And why not? 1t is medicine that is not III cwork
DAY the compound Of drug shop, having only for
! object sale, II is remedy that owes lis existence
from natures source, certain cure for complaints Of The
lungs and MI the prGmOnlory symp0nlS OF consumption
Qmckery probably would pat new life into skeleton
provided YOU woudhGcye III at least the inventors n
some OF the seeming popular remedies would induce you
10 believe sO II possible II is to put IN the place OF such
stuff remedy really ofu'c to mankind, that the Vcsea
| bic Extract OF LungwOTt was made
The study of yours the proportion o the ingredients
their effect upon the systems and the stage OF disease IN
palentS all these were in the mnds eyc of the phys
clan who formed this medicine lie knew that to MAKE
some really useful as u remedy, study and observation
were necessary a failed not TO devote all his attention
the purpose. lie has succeeded the Vegetable ENrnCt
Lungworl has taken its stand, and beyond the Iendns
medicines OF the present tmc ms the only true eAdlca
tor Of pulmonary CONSUMPTION cNtant This is true
aud CCIlHn true, because susceptible Of PROOF Cerali
because power and its usefulness, in saving hundreds
from death cannot he CuntrOyertCd,
{. j. ROOSEVELT sole Proprietor,
81 ~ State 81. Albany, ~ Y,
AGGNTs.--C. CHAPMAN, Woodslnck; Z. Tnkham, Qno-
chez j, G. BROOKS, White River; q, LYMAN Norwich
w. Dowuer, sharon; Il. r. Nevnns, Roy alton. 2G3.'y
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AT THE WOODSTOCK
Goot,, SDoG Il II q GeatDer
S L @ r E !
No, p, Central Head Of Elm Street.

A large and general assortment Of all kinds Boots
"A Shoes and Leather kept constantly for sale among
which may be had Gcntlemen's French, Calf, Kid aud
Morocco fine scwCd Boots, Calf Kid ind Morocco pCggcd
do CllrnEd Kid shoes, pumps and Downing thick and
Calcutta Roots, Shoes and Brogans, Boys Cnr thick
and Calcutta hOCts Shoes and BroGnns. Ladies' CATERS
half CATERS, French and common Xii wlltng Shoes,
Slips and slippers Misses and children. Shoes Of ali
descriptions.
4 / s O.:
Stock consisting Of French and common Cnf skins Sole
leather, Upper leather aud Calcutas. Kid skins Innings
and bindings, ln>tings boot webbing and Cord, English
Shoe and binding thread, Gaoous, Ribbons and lrces.-
Amcs' shoe knives. Avis. tacks, Copper md Iron
Itis. Boot uud Shoe kit, all kinds. Liquid and Paste
Backing. Mllrr's and Bakers Leather Wcscryalive
Shoe Brushes and sand Paper, all which will be sol'
cheap for cash or approved credit.
Cash paid for green hides and calf skins
Wanted first rate workman Oh thick Boots,
JOEL EATON,
June 10Th, l5l5. 9G7 IT.
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wards the carriage of the bride drove oil
in an opposite direction Now all this
sadly puzzled those who Witnessed 1t,
accustomed as they were to see such
a commencement ola honeymoon. But
the following key to tho story will, per-
haps, contribute towards setting their Gu
rloslty at rest About three months ago n
student, the member of highly respecta-
bic family, was arrested on charge Of
carry ing off a young lady, who was what
would be called in England, "a ward Of
Chanccry' The matter had placed him
and his family in a very awkward predlc-
amcnt with the Judicial authorities, who
regarded his offence as one that marriage
itsclf could not wholly repair, and he had
been thrown into prison, The families on
both sides inlertercd, ard it was at length
arranged that marriage should take
place. In the meantime the ardour of
love had become changed into absolute
dislike with the young people; and there
fore it was that the bridegroom, as we
have seen, vas taken 10 be married by
the mysterious person. who watched
him until the ceremony was over, and
wo was no other than one of the mvnci.
pal Gaard, who had orders not to quit
him until he had been made a Benedict;
or, again to prison. With this dreadful
alternative before him, either Of marrying
against his will or being sent back to prs.
on, we have seen the selection he made
But he soon found remedy for the
forced marriage by boiling from his
bride.
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THE MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE.


DN \ II t. OK a pJNGEON.
A French paper gives the annexed mar
rative:--
A great number of marriages have Of
late taken place at one Of the 'Marles'
of the Fauburg St German, in Paris,
and the curiosity OF the crowd Of oilers,
sho assemble on these occasions, was
the other day somewhat excited by the
contrast which two silent groups sitting
at a short distance from each other pre-
scented, as compared with the smiling and
happy faces of those who crowded around
them. In one Of! these groups was a
Young and beautiful woman of about 10
years Of age, who appeared sorrowlul
and detected, and whose neat and unpre-
tending dress little rescmblcd the bridal
costumes ofsomc of the gayer votarics of
Hymeu On the other side of the hall sat
two young persons who appeared to wait
with great impotence the arrival Of a
third person, whose presence was alto
gelher Indispensable. TWAS, in fact, no
other than the bridegroom for whom they
were so anXiously looking out. AT length
carriage arrived, and young man
stepped out, lie was well dressed, but
there was a ncghge air about him that
appeared little in harmony with the cerc-
mony in which he was about to take so
prominent part. He was a person Of
gentlemanly air, and it seemed little like.
~ that his own taste should lead him to
appear IN his present costume on such an
occasion, With him was a tall, stout
and vigorous looking man, whose dress
aspect, and thick black moustache, were
such as to excite feeling of surprise, if
not suspicion. This mysterious charact-
er, who appeared TO belong neither t. the
family of the bride nor bridegroom kept
his eye constantly fixed upon his compan-
ion, and never failed to place himself be-
tween the young man and the door, up TO
the very moment when the garcon de bu-
rcdu announced the arrival of the MAYOR.
and the youth had silently taken his seat
in the arm chair which had been placed
for him near the mayors table With
the same incomprehensble silence the
young lady above described now sat down
beside him; and it was with some difficult
ty that the mayor could hear the fatal
yes, Of either of them. Scarcely had
the sacred rite been gone through,
when the bridegroom, Selling pen, rap
idly wrote his signature in the register,
and without even turning towards her
who was now his wife, and without utter
ing single word, dashed out of the a.
partmeut, passed the mysterious man,
who now made no attempt to modest him
and jumping into the carriage, drove Off
like lightning. In a few minutes after
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THE SICK-HEADACHE,
EITHER .NER VOTS OR BILIOUS

~ An attentive pcrnSal of the following will, it is be.
lcvel, tHlly repay all classes of readers:
CHARACTERISTICS disease is one from which arises
more misery to the human family than is aeCcray sup
sed; not being directly fatal ii is Olen neglected.
persons SO much to the use OF purgavcs and other med
lrcS MS to mpnr their general health and often induce
lHtn diseases. The article DIR. SPOHN'S HEADACHE
REMEDY, from Comstock,s ~ Co., now offered, seems
to have overcome thes1 difficulties. While effects are
most powerful and immediate in curing an attack or keep
Ing 1t OIL it is perfectly mild and innocent TO he
used for infants with the greatest effect aud safety. This
has now bean tested by 50 mOny of the highest members
al TINS , MS to require no further proof.
II tlkcn few times in many hours, when there are
indications Of IN approaching attack il is SURE IN ALL
CASES to prevent the attack. Ii used for few weeks
the premonor! symptoms gradually susde until they
wholly disappear, and NEVER with great external
or predsposng cause, return. II the person neeecs
use it ill the hcaChc commences it sometimes cures in
sahty bnt al others the will have their course for
t%o or three times and then wholly disappear For sale
Dy NlIAKLES CMAPMAN. DrMgglst .2l2.lye0w
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IRON 2 no 8 TINES CHEAPER THAN BE
FORE,OR NOTHING lFTIlE USER Is MOI
DFI lGIITFD WITH m

article That every fmily must consider inlspcnsi
y bic when they know its power and ynuc and which
has heretofore been sold high to reach all classes
has h. reduced in price with view thnt rich ana
poor hjg and low, and in fact every human being may
enjoy It's comnrsi aud all who get II snail have the price
returned to them 1 they are not delighted with its use
We assert without the possibility of contradictions that
all hurs and scu> every external sore, old lrcsh and
all external pains and aches, no matter where, shall 1t
reduced To Cunnrt by it in five Misunderstanding e,lmb
scar. No burn can he fatal rthisis applied unless III,
vulS are destroy cd by raCcidcut II is truly magicu
to appearance, in ITS effects Enquire for Councils Mag
ica Pain Extractor Slye" at COmstOch and Cos, q
Cuurtlnnd Street, New York.
Price p cents, tour times rs much for so cents.
We assure Nol, on the responsibility Of our characters
that sympathy for human suffering induces, at least II
part earnest solicitation that simple trial shuul,
be made IN ANY affection named below. We think II mo-
imprudrnt too much TO say that nothing like il or II
degree elccua, has ever been discovered in md,
icinc.
Yon will pcnSc observe that is no Sovereign remedy
for all comprnls hut External application and viii
cure the luOwingBUrrs, ScnlS, Frosted parts, chill
buiLs, Cuit gall chaps letter, pimpe, blotch icnn
ulcer, sRran cysiTeas, stahs, cuts ruises, strains ea
md tOutluChG, humps, throat. ruurOuns whit lows
piles, rin!wom, salt Rheum, Bnrbcrs Itch, weak sight
carIunce, eruption eyes and lids lips, pune
lures hcs and warts fever pains, pain in the back ant
sdc tender feet nllHmuOry rhemntism, tic dOlOrCuN
uguc in face and breast fever old burn prcll
head ninmch shin, broken breast, nipples rougl
haucs, bllsCrCd surfaces, dressing for blstors, white
swcmes, codn wounds, corns, general sores ,smN
pOX marks.
Though we have named numerous affections, pcrN5l
ence has taught MS that they not too many, twill
necessary know that the article called Councils
the only recommendation must caution ngains
limitations which have to blirye of NJ
use but injurious We will present it to the poor wh
have actual need OF II, nnd whom on may send for it,
Remember II is CONNELS Magical Pain Extractor.
All country merchants requested to take ii to thci
towns COmmSsi0n the greatest blessing to mankiu
ever discovered in medicine. This is strong language
| but you may depend its power will full justify it, Cal
on all the Agents for pamphlet gratis to ALL and very in
York.
CAUT1ON-Bc sure and get Conncs NJ counterfeit
aud worthless appear under other names. See that it
direct from COmsnck aud &Co. or never touch ii.
Slln hN [, on ApMAN WnnIlsinrk nj
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D,AILE US

| THE original and ,ugrnuinc M>GlCAL PAIN EX
! lkACTOR-the wonder and blessing of the uge-i
h"hdedfO cheaper and superior 10 all other compounds
hme rom million tongues says, "next to the Bible let
| II be przed--ii 1t cost 500 hOx we will keep il con.
sthhS III house, we hold il indispensable ~ bread" Al
pains, those oIhe worst burns ure instantly stopped
by IT, and ofbrused swollen. broken, strained, poisoned
'Jhmtu or Otherwise wounded parts, cured tcih
nut scar 1t mcs broken limbs rdpidiy cures the worst
PeS sore eyes, conStpdtion inflammation and panlnncss
OF the bowels indeed all internal and external soreness
bronchitis aud spinal injuries, in truth whether
| beast be suffering, like miracle it cures.
Inc renOydtng and balmy influence Of this wonder
working SanalyG is st extending itself into every cor.
rol TINS intelligent continent Look into the splendid
mansion and the fair daughters within its precincts will
say I'VE owe much to its magic touch" Turn our loot.
Steps towards the more humble Cottage and the tender
molhers wi bless its soothing aid and the prudent hus
banunah will confess he has never lost cows udder n
seIHeu limb, calf pig, or colt, had CALLED shoulder
none OF lost ms labor by cuts, strains bruises since he
nus used IT, For further Information pamphlets in the
hands oaens To he distributed gratis and they will ex
pam the lorgereS upon ii and guide YOU in the way
secure the genuine Extractor, To benefit the poor %
cent box is offered Dc careful to notice that H. Daley
be written on each box in reverse colored ink with pen
Ihis is the only test by which you be get
the genuine Extractor.
&. CHAPMAN is the wholesale agent for Windsor
County, at Woodstock. The Cen. Depot IS at les Fulton
ST. New York, the genuine can also be had 1.-THE follow
ng agents,
I'D Tan & Sons, Taltsvilc Oliver Bailey, So Wood
stock. X Burke Springfield, A a. II Wardner, Nind
sor, MYs X Stocker, Iartand. Walter Brown, Felch-
ylle, pays WHEELER, Cavendsh Smith, prOctorsville
y smith Ludlow, Tyson Furnace Company, Sumner
HheeIer Plymouth, Geo Moulton, BridGewater,
Danorh, Barnard, Merrck Sylvester, Gaysve. Justin
Morgan stocqrdec, Briggs Pierce, Rochester; Royal
rlnt iIdhGocki smith & Bodsett. Bethel, Mowrey &
ilntch,ns e. Bethel e Nev'ns Co., Royalton, Baxter
n WgbrldgG sharon, Seymour Belknnp. + Barnard, Ma.
Than snow pomirc, W II Steele, West Hartford, ! G
brooEs Hartford, Amos Hin, Hanover, n. H. 266.6n
>, II Merchants can be supplied by $ Alien, at New
YORK wholesale prices, and any Family with little rou.
Die can avail themselves of this truly Wonder Working
Snnatve You may rest assured this SaIye IN moi 4
Uumbug-il is blessing. Try it,
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
Is FIBITSTTED
Every Thursday Evening, at Woodstock, VI,
EN- STREET. OPPOSITE THE 3ANh.
L f. Il NJ s

TERMS.
Sent by mail one year, AT the commencement otho vol
ume, $3.50
At the expiration Of six months, LIS
At the expiration Of The volume, goo
Amer the expiration OF the volume, $50
Village subscribers, 900
No paper unless paid for in advance or upon the
guaranty OF payment by some responsible person known
10 the Publisher, and paper is discontinued exccp At
his option, until all arrcaraacs are paid.
acknowledgements must be paid for In advance unless
some responsible ptOn guarantees the pay their
scrtion The number of nscions should in all he
specified by the advertiser or they will be inserted until
forbid.
BUSIN ESS CARDS
Are inserted AZ $500 year for subscribers and al $3.50
for non subscribers
CITY AGENCY
" H. PALMER. at Neic York, No. 80, Ann Street,
Boston, No. IL, Stale Street
Pkiiadc(pkid No 81, Pine Street
BditiWOrs,S e. cor BAIT & Calvert SITS
lis authorized To procure forward and collect pay Tor ad
vcrtisements and subscriptions 10 "TnE WoopsrooK
AGe," CHARLES G, EASTMAN
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SILVER SPOONS,
Or ELEGANT Bread and Milk Eaters.

NO III all sized mouts-rom the delicate Sp-ea mouth
l. ot the belle to the man what eats his "hash" IN Il
hurry. Owing to millions of other things that we have
in our shop, shall have to throw the above articles
way uulcss they disposed ot very soon ANY body
that has little "alolc chnk To exchange Tor the 'purc
article" will find great chance nj 3 or 8.
June II. RUSSELL e CLARKE
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Silver Plated Casters,

A D or g They may he mistaken for pure silver and
we advertise what they arc. that people NAV not bu
dssa'lsled lhey happen to get the real article We
cannot AFFORD TO store them long for nothing and no dis
posed OF immediately they will be returned to Part Concr.
'nho by the snip sdlNwopng which will sail on the mr..
rival of the cars from Barnard
Jnns II.
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and calculated HE GAINS 81 the sDOD or
,ha conn,;nr. honsc somp were wranned
40 in tAs book with which they were en-
gagged, and one or two, with whom time
eecmcd to hang heavily, comDoscd them
''o m
49,. ',...-,,..., $780,.
ger come to them wien i, might, II, Ieust
!. Yoard Do, be ,bat day.
I. drew towards tou, IN tic afternoon,
and the steamer which hid hitherto been
Aeepn. tho middle of the lake, stood
eouihYauA, Erie, the place to which it
WA bonnl, hiug on the southern side
0ia John Maynard vas at the wheel,
bluff. Yca,Aer-bea,cn sailor. tanned by
May u burning sumner day, and by
many vlutcr tempest. lie had truly
)cp,1cd e. be content with bis situation;
none could ever say that they had heard
hin fep,ne Il, his hard lahour and scanty
cay lie had IN lie worst time, n cheer
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R0KALTnM AnAlEMY.

VNIlE Fall term VIII commence on Wednesday, Sep
L TENDER 10Th. The school Will he under the contin-
ud aud approved instruction orMr SyNOuus Bates. The
services Of Miss Maria e. Russell Lady Of superior at
tunmcnts and cyccIlcncennd several years experience in
truching, have been secured
Young Ladies viii enjoy peculiar advantages for acqur
ing correct knowledge Ol Drawing Painting Music and
the French Irnguugc.
Gentlemen designing 10 become tenchrrS. viii receive
appropriate attention. Frequent and familiar lectures
will be given on the sciences.
Boirh in good lmilics and reasonal lie terms, may
be obtained or rooms for those who prefer to hoard them
selves.
Tuition in English from s2,5C to 800
Latin and Greek, 800
French, AGO
Drawing and Painting " GO extra.
- ELISHA RlX, Secretary.
ROyoton, July 2ist, l2ij. 27lli.
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Nh DOW.N'S' VEGETABLE BALS.qW-
&c ELTXJP

'TIIE great Northern remedy for CONSUMPTION and all
L. other diseases Of the LUNGS. The unparalleled sale
aud success OF which is well known 1t is therefore
necessary 10 publish long usonie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing from irresponsible sources.
Can he had ofhe following agents and OF them only
tho neghborhnob,
&. CHAPMAN Woodstock. Oliver Bailey, :, Wood
stock Chs. Tinkhanl. onchcec Village. l. T. Sevin,
Co. Royalton, &c. Brooks, Hartford 2i9 w.
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n ANN Is new and beautiful style Of SATIN and Com
m Papers; also a new Article of Paper Windoy
ms and Borders for sale, very cheap, by
GEO. X. CHAPMAN,
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:Hamrp GOODS.
wv "o,PAPER H.a.NGLNGS

IRON New York and Boston, are on hand At or
Il but going ofrapidly and at the smallest profits.
June 5, lsl5.