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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-10
AT THE WOODSTOCK
1soot, SDoe a Mn 1eatDfr
S t O R E !
No, 70, Central, Head of Elm Street,

large and general assortment Of all kinds Of Boots,
IA Shoes and Leather kept constantly for saIe,among
which may be had Gentlrmen's French Calf Kid and
Morocco fine scwed Boots, Calf Kid md Morocco pegged
do. Cmfand Kid shoes, pumps and Downngs thick and
Calcutta Boots, Shoes and Broeans, Boys Calf, thick
and Calcutta boots Shoes and Brogans. Ladies' Caters
half Caters, French and common Kid walking shoes,
Slips und slippers. Misses aud cldrens Shoes Of all
descriptions.
Il so:
Stock consisting Of French md common Calf skins Sole
leather, Upper leather and Calcultas. Kid skins Innings
and bindings hastings, boot webbing md Cord English
shoe and binding thread Gallons, Ribbons and Mces,
AmCs' shoe knives. Avis, tacks, Copper and Iron
Drills. BoOt0nd shoe Kit, all kinds. Liquid and Paste
Blackins Mier's and Bakers Leather rresrrvatvc
shoe Brushes and Sand Paper, all which will be sold
cheap Tor crsh or approved credit.
Cash paid for green hides and Gulf skins.
Wanted lrs rate workman on thick Boots
JOEL EATON,
June lCh, 1ai5. 267-u
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To the Public.
WlLLTS'S LETTERS FROM EUROPE.
NEW FEATURE.
THE NETWORK WEEKLY MIR


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ROR.
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dollars per annum.
In consequence Of the great success Of
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popularily-its recent rapid ncrease--the
constant demand of back numbers-and
the additional value it will soon receive
from series Of original
Letters from London, Paris and 81. Pc
tersbwgh,
BY N. p. WILLIS.
who has gone abroad for the express pur.
pose Of establishing Exclusively far This
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BERHGElTON MARKET.
MONDAY Hume 30. ls16

NIV'NVNI lJUNT Oh, 1910,
AT Market SIS Beef Cattle, 80 Cows and Calves
1900 Sheep ind geo Swine
PRlcEs.-Rsef CdtHe We quote first quality, S5GC
50 800 ~ f''' W
Working oSen.-No sales noticed
Cows and Calves, SIS, 29,5O, 2s, 30.
@efP'--snlts IRON 90 to $3.50. Lambs l5O ,oo
Swine,-Lots to peddle and s, Atretall 4i-a md
H. Pigs tot ''' y
N. r. F1ytncr,
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STATE or YER MONT
NFIN nEhD
FRANCIS l., UrHAa.) Windsor County Court

March Term,
CALvIN ], GRAVES, ISl5,
A SSUMPSlr ona promiss0ry note dated On the thlId
~ day of October, A. D. s4O, by which the defendant
promised to pay the plaintiff, or his order, one hun
bred dollars the first day of April, A. d. lsi2 with
interest from the first day tAprl, A d. ls4l,
Because the said Calvin j. Graves has not had personal
notice Uf the tendency this suit il ordered by tho
court here, that he be notified thereof by publishing tho
substance Of sad suit, together with this order in the
Woods ock Age, printed at Woodstock, in the County
Of Windsor, three weeks successiycly the Inst pubcacn
10 he at least six weeks before the term ofhS court
to be held at said Woodstock, on the first Tuesday in
November next, which will he deemed sufficient notice
to the said Calvin j. Graves 10 appear At The said term
and make answer NORMAN WILLIAMS, Cityk
ORAMEL HUTCHINSON. Atty. 2t7-Sw
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-10

We understand that many country post
masters are resigning their Offices, in
consequence of the, operation of the new
post Office law. We learn that nearly
one hundred designations were received by
the Postmaster General In one day.-Un-
ion.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-10

daother grcat Fire in QucJcc,--Ncarly VIVA,
was left of Quebec has been destroyed by fire.
Thirteen hundred houses this time sixteen hmm.
dred before. The city authorities have pctiljored
the Government for relief.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-10

NOTICE TO FARMERS.

I'VE undersigned has the exclusive right Of making and
L vending Haynes Hte Improvement Spring Tooth
Wire Horse RakPs of the Counties of Orange Windsor and
Wlndham aud has large supply Of Them hand at his
shop, In south POmret and hv his agents in Orange and
Wdham Counties which he will sell for eight dollars
ench cash said Rukes warranted IN do first rate
business or no sale OLIVER PERRIN,
South POmirel, July eth, 1915 2fc-3w
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The democrats of Whdhnm county have nom
mated Charles Chaplin Of Brattleboro', Thomas
White of Putney, and Ehenezcr Huntington, of
Townsend for Senators.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-10

The statement Of Elder Hall below
comes from a source which is above sus-
plclon.
This may certify that have been ac.
Quainted with N. H. Downs Elixir for a
number Of years, by using it in my own
family, and seeing It used by others. and
have known it restore to good health those
that were given over by the doctors as al.
most gone with the consumption, and am
fully satisfied it is one of the best medi.
cines known, for coughs, colds, consump-
ton, and all diseases Of the lungs.
PERLY HALL
Enosburgh Falls, Vt. Oct. 10. 1874.
267-3w.
kEPPrepared only by n, II. Downs,
Troy, Orleans Co., Vt-Sold by CURTIS
g. SMITH, ST. Alhans, VI, 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, will
be supplied, upon application by letter TO
CARTS g. Smith, upon fair terms, they al
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-10

ways stating the best and safest mode OF
conveyance.
The above medicine is for sale by DR., S,
j. ALLEN, Woodstock, VI.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-10

The democrats of Bennington County hold a
convention to nominate Senators on the 18th, at
SALISBURY.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-10

S'ofe Cooro"tion. We are happy to announce
the denomination Of the old ticket,
Bur- Free Press.
Happy, eh' 7; don't take mnch TO make yor
happy, we re,kon.
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vii viSit WOODSTOCK
on SATURDAYMe
1911 day Of %ly
The Great Four Elephant Team"
HERR DRIESBACH,
ALSO, WITH HIS ChRNIVEROUS
ANIMALS, CONSISTING OF
ABOUT 4 o o SPECIMENS,



On Thursday last this long promised exhibition paid
our Borugh VISIT preceded py four immense Elcphnrs
hnrnessed to the cdrnge which contained splendid band
OF musicians, und composing mngo OiwnggOnsand hOra
es which for animal show beats former professions ul
haliow" Now we have read Of Daniel in the Lions Den
ana me old SERPENT who played the Dev among The
eauInowers in the garden Of Eden; ind neither ban
the DcVil were half mnCh to Herr DriesbaCh, in the
management Of the beasts Of the forests Why he hand
les the enormous Numdmn Lioness as though she was
an indebted relative, ana amer magnczng the Leopard
dShmscltn the arms Of old Morpheus, and by in.
slinctive snoring cOmpelS Tiger dance a hornppe
upon the palm of his hand. Had he lived In The "ion
Age he would lave put plaster upon the heel
ana frightened all the nymphs whOipc(orncd the part Of
Satcylcs to Nenus-iOr really he asonished "hc nu-
lives" of the present enlightened age by his during
hee and commanding attitudes. was truly magnificent
exhibition, and while it reflected the highest credit upon
McSsrs Ogden g. Co., the entcrprisng propricors,
were pleased at The immense number Of Their purors--
IhcS afforded pleasure and instruction, and presume
were well compensated for their liberal enterprise and
gentlcmanly conduct and should they again visit
borough they safely calculate upon the
nance md patronage
~ DOo 3 0pen at O'clOck--ddniNrncC 2j ctS Chill
irCp Wn8rr ~ IL l.2
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VALUABLE Farm FOR sale
IN UlRII.aND.

0N the st day orSeptembcr next, shall offer for saie
" the Farm in Ilnrtlnnd, formerly owned and nov oc.
cupcd by Mr. WILLIAM WALKER, consisting Of $50
to no acres Of Land with Buildings. Also, the stock on
said farm, among which the celebrated Horse Morgan
YdijO
hereby give notice that from this date, revoke ri
agencleS in the purchase and sale OF property in max
ing contracts Of any Kind my and that sale
purchase or cUntct VIII be valid acknowledge unless
nude by m! sell personally or in writing.
L. II. HAMILTON
IIartland July Eth, 1915. 2bO.Gw+
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LIBERATIOV

TINS NAV certify that have given my son George
l Buttcricld his time, to aud trade for himself ana
shall neither claim any ofhis wages, he accountable
lo his contracts after this cate.
JAMES BUTTERFlELD
West RoNburt, July ih, lSij 209-3wt
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Hi
HjA Il ID.

In PomfrcI, June 10Th, Mrs MEElTA-
BILE, wife of Robert Perry, about TO-
Papers in N. H., O. N. Y. arc &c.
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NOTL(tE-

A IL persons indebted to |. NJ & C. Fisher must cali
aud settle the same Ivy the neenth OF August to save
cost 269-3w GEORGE FISHER.
n ulNEBANG Scy the stone A lew bOXe, tor sale at
~ Mandatory prices. Also Tans' Scythes amp.
sons Patent Snahs, Mcr's Rakes Hay Forks &c. will
be sold Al the lowest price by A. sIEARNS,
InIy OIL
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NEW 1OODSI NEW GOODNII

D Fed this day from Boston further supply OF Sea-
IL sonnble Goods, which will be sold at low figure con
sstlng in part Of
Handsome styles Balsorines-reru cheap.
Mourning TO do
Corded Cashmere,
Cashmere DeE'Coss,
Nous DeLaines Good styles and quality,ls pr. yd
do do do do ID do
Mer'k and Cochcco Plaid Prints,
Bnrngc Nantes, Nous. De!ainc Shawls. Pnrasols and
ParnsOettS. Drab NOrcnn. C. DANA, JR.
,ulV g. lal5
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-03
LIVERY ST ABLE.

NHE subscriber respectfully in
h. forms the public, that he has COM
eted an arrangement for keeping a
livery Stable, in the village at Platte
lie, in connection with Mitton's Ho-
|, where he will provide the uerg best
Recommendations for the Horses Of his
|avelling customers. He will also
Fep constantly, to let, Horses, Bug
les, Cutters, &C.. with the best Ostier
the country, always in attendance,
hopes to merit the patronage of the
avelling public.
III. MESSMORE.
November l, 1914.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-03
THE NATIoNA PILOT.
(Daiiy, Ueekly, and Ii1-Ueekiy)
MANCHESTER & BR.YaAN, X. w. HAsKiNs,

Dutiy, ptChtYs ana -'eehty'J
MANCHESTER BRsYaaN, X. w. HAsKiNs,
BRorRIEToRs. EDITOR.
Commercial DepartnIent-Ry j. BUNNER.
This paper is new and peculiar. 1t is the only
paper in the United States upon The plan IL is con-
Quoted. All others take their European in,elh-
gence from the English Press. thus leaving US igno-
rant of all Continental affairs except what IL suits
the English interest TO to detail.
In Politics the Pilot, looking above and beyond
the present party distinctions, aims at Nationality;
and its motto is For our country, at all times;
to approve her when RICH, and TO right her when
wrong.r The Pilot's party is the citizens OF this
Republic, against any and all enemies.
Locally, tho Pilot win especially consult the in
teres,s, commercial and otherwise, OF Buffalo and
the great aud growing Valley of the Lakes, with
which the former is inseparably connected.
The Pilot is supplied with regular daily flies OF
the Paris Papers Of every political parry, and will
therefore furnish only the English but the Goa
tinental news, tom the original sources, and b.
thus giving both Sides enables its readers to judge
more correctly than they possibly can BY reading
Only cue.
The Commercial Department Of the Pilot is IN
fully competent hands, az all will admit, and the
market intelligence will be second TO no other sheet
either in accuracy its early promulgancs.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-03

Egg.sfraordinary Creation!-We
have read long account OF the crea-
ton, by Galvenism, Of an egg, and It's
subsequent Matching, producing line
lively bird Of an unknown species. Inc
account was taken from German pa
per, the editor of which says he has
seen the bird thus produced, and adds:
This most astonishing result has al
most upset our previous notions OF nat
ural philosophy, and the governing
laws Of animal organism. As we gazcd
upon the fcathcrlcss bird hopping about
and feeding upon the seeds given it,
we began to doubt the reality OF Jour
own existance, or that Of anything
about us!"
The man who has performed this ex-
traordinary work, is Professor Ceiling.
He labored for the result fourteen
years. 1t is said that he desired to pros
ecute his experiments still further, but
has been compelled to close his Labor
atory, by order of the Church authori-
ties, who regard it as highly improper
to bring animals into existence by this
extraordinary method.
We think so too,-it's positively
shocking , to say nothing of the cruel
ty, or. at least, the .fauAiness Of the
invention in not providing fcathers!--
Though, by the bye, perhaps the sun
known species +" is intended exclsivc-
ly for the kitchen, aud feathers have
been omitted at the request Of the
scullion. Reyellle.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-03

LIGHTNING ExPkysS.-Morse's Tel
egraph is to be continued from Bslti-
more to New York. Mr. Amos Ken
dali is daily expected TO conclude some
preliminary arrangements. Its conf
IDENTIFY though, that Mr.. Folks message
at the next annual session Of Congress,
will be in type in New York in two
hours after it is read by the CLERK Of
the House.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-03

FLABBy.--Thc Raleigh Register no
tees the existence of a child, native
of Orange county in N. Carolina, who
is under eight years of age, and weighs
III lbs. lie measures round the waist
AS inches, and his height is 4 feet "a
inches. His name is Joseph Jackson.
He is now on his way North for cxhl-
bition in our principal cities.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-03
WANTED,

A NY quantity of Wheat, Corn,
"a Oats, Hides, Beeswax, Furs and
eltry; at the Store oflhe subscriber
, Lancaster, for which the highest
ash price in goods will be paid
J. Nj. OTIS.
Oct. l2, 1914. 81 ON
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-03
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.

AN ACT to amend San act for open
ing and repairing or vacating pub
lie roads and highways, and the am
endatory acts thereto"
BE IL enacted by The council and
House Of Representatives. ofthe Ter
ritory Of Wisconsin.
SECTION /. That hereafter, one
half Of all delinquent road taxes collect
cd arc paid into the county treasury,
shall be paid over to the proper super
visors of the district from which such
tax was collected, to be expended for
the improvement of roads therein, one
half during the months of May and
June, and the other during the months
of September, October and November,
in each year.
SEC. 9. Each supervisor shall be
allowed one dollar per diem 'or each
day, not exceeding ten, that he may be
necessarily employed in the discharge
ofhs duties, to be paid out ofany mon.
les by him collected for roal purposes
in the district over which he presides,
or out Of dclinqucntroad taxes returned
TO that district; Provided, that no al.
lowance be made for any such time
that the supervisor may be employed
in working out his own tax, or that OF
any other person who had employed
him for that purpose.
That the per diem allowance OF high
way WORK hereafter TO be done or com
muted for, shall! be one dollar, and no
moIe,-Pfovldcd that no person that
is not a resident of the county. shall he
allowed to work out his road tax by
himself or agent, in any other district
than that in which the land shall lie.
SEC. 4. This act shalt take effect
from and after its passage.
SEC. 5. This act shall not be in
force in those counties which have ad.
opted the township system Of govern
ment.
APPROVED, Goth February, ISIS.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-03
FANCY AND SILK GOODS.

Velvet Dress Silk; Apa Mouin de LANES Fouard sipe Chu-
Barage; Bzarins, splendid Marnoes Fir
Egh Vens COLLARS lace cuhs silk waigrdes
bead buge and gilt bracelets; head necklaces
af; hat unch &c. Bonnet Lawn and silk; good
Ribbons Gmp and silk fringe; elastic braces; stocks silk
scaIf Embroidered Marine
ord hose; Mems do silk fe word and Cloves Mems buck
and thd fo sewing silks silk and
bindings silk cord; bishop lawn ackonet cmbk Swiss NULL bob
ne edg insertion footing &c. Blonde Ve do fe aud lace
do plaid silk damask, palmano moun de lame and
dress hdk denp scarfs embroidered satin zne and e do tartan
plaid plaid word embroidered, Kabyle. Bdere muslin ine,
oiderd mousn de aine thibit florida oboy fancy and
Edinbug Vic' haw, umbrellas paraso shell
side and back hon dressing combs; buttons; thmbe;
pecaces; violin &C. &c. &c. Fancy shaving and toilet
antique OIL bears o cologne and bay balm coub ndebe ink
A good of Fashionable
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-03

JOURNEY MEN.-There is general
law or customin Germany, that appren-
tees after the expiration of their time
as such, shall travel two years before
prosecuting their trade rs master work.
men. Hence the etymology of the
word, JonRNEYMrN. They are allow
cd to go from kingdom to Kingdom
without passport.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-03
Mu1sDI aIluHnM iML20WSs
AZ. The following, from the Boston Post,
contains profitable moral:
A PASTORAL SONG.

A PASTORAL SONG.
Translated from Dufre:ni BY DR.. .S,ceelfeAoT.
Mary. swayed, like those above her,
Less by love than avarlce.
First exac,ed from her lover
Twenty sheep for one poor Kiss.
Maidens, having once consented,
Next day are rot quite so nice;
Twenty kisses then she granted,
Taking one sheep for The price.
Mex, day after, she, more tender,
Hoping thus her swain TO keep,
Offered. Tor one kiss, 10 render
TO her lover twenty sheep.
Weeping Mary. one day later, ;,
Would have given sheep. dog, and ALL
For The kiss which he. the traitor,
Gratis gave 10 romping Poll.
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% 4 I G Q . I s

Fine Blue, Black and Grey Broad coths fancy striped plaid plain
double twIed Casmeres; satnets of all coos Pilot CLOTH Tweed CLOTH
CLOTH Cadet cloths Sleeps Grey
Fusians; Buffalo cloths Hard Times; white yellow and red Fnnel
tabby Veve Veven Lnses Shirngs and Shng
unbleachd Drng mariners ckngs checks, English
American cacoes Gnghams Lnen Ses padng buckm t
wdding,
Mae kinaw, Rose Whitney Blankets;
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, CNNIts NNIINs FItI tfNFEs VlIE FVat, y %
ny The DsiLI PiLoT, is delivered to subsr,i-
bers every weekday morning. Subscribers who
pay weekly, pay al the cad OF each week, ThaSe
who pay RsOssaly O. yearly pay in Advande. Sis-
gle copies can be obtained tor two cents a copy,
either a, the oH6es, or OF the news boys.
To EDIToRS.-PGblishers Of weekly papers
who rSmit s., IN advance. shall be ea0tled 10 an
exchange ios enc wear with the Daily Pilot
ANY paper printed Hest Of Buffalo, by copying
the above four times, with this will be entitled
10 an exchange to- one year with the Daily Pilot,
on sendias copy Of the paper, containing the adj
ssTtisomsat, marked, 10 this Oics o. the pub
usher may crsw on our columns foi =, IN sdvsr-
tisinS. 3-th
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-03
APPROVED, Goth February, ISIS.
AN ACT to define the time Of the

AN ACT to define the time of the ia
king effect of the laws Of the present
session of the Legislative Assembly
BE IL enacted By the Council and
House Of Representatives, Of The Ter
rifory Of Wisconsin,.
SECTION |. That all laws passed
by the legislature of the Territory Of
Wisconsin at its prcsen; session, and
which shall be OF general nature, shall
take effect and be in force from and at
ter the first day of June next. and not
before, unless otherwise specially pro-
vided for in the act itself.
APPROVED February IL, 1915.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-03
FIR ESH FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
j A MI ID S M. OTIS.

receiving his Store in Lancaster RICHEST and
assortment of Goods offered this markets
great in New York. and bought such prices they
extremely low. Among his selections be found 1s
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-03
Hardware, Boots Shoes of all descriptions Crockery &C. &C.
EVE e A


for hereGr
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-03

cOdhsh by the drum
25 bbls & c'ks of wines & brandies as'd quail
25 10 e. Ia &C "
100 bbls old Cincinnati whskey
10 IS American brandy and gin
30 boxes OF mould and sperm candles
1000 lbs OF rice in 100 aud to 300 10 casks
2400 - I" salaratus la 100 and 400 ID casks
600 barrels
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S. NJ. & f. LANGWORTHY
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

Fine Dress and Froek Goats; Boadoh stripe plain and plaid Cas
Satne Kentucky Jeans Moesn and Tweed cloth Boadcoh
velvet plain silk figured valencia and figured silk
pilot