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BLAcKBuRN. AS. GUABr1Ay or BURTON. rs
 HAWKINS, f,M'R OF BuRToNy

'APP. "t .f' Jtn PuidSkt L. Cohrf
 hefe the words of bequest are, Il give and ocquea ..h to my son ". two thirds of my "h' yle estate, after payment of my just deols and liabilities, and its my will that my e tate remain in the hands of my execntor, until my said son arrives at the age of 2l years, when my executors are 10 have said estate valued. and two thirds of said estate delivered over to my said son, giving him his proportional share of the real and personal estate.n-Fhis was vested legacy.-( As held i'll Moody vs. Walker, Ark. R. l47.)
 The direction that the legacy be paid on the arrival of the legatee at certain age, re- lates only to the time of payment, and not ! to the time when the interest shall vest.
 Held, further, that, although the will con- tains subsequent provision, that W. should be bound out 10 learn trade, and no ad- vancement should be made to him until he become 2l years of age, yet, if it appear that he proved of such feeble health, and frail constitution, that he could not work at 6 trade, and thereby derive support, the Pro bate court, exercising the powers of a chan cellor over minors and the estates of de- ceased persons, might well interfere, ant make provision out of the interest of tho legacy for his support during minority, il view of the high legal and moral obligations resting upon parent, to provide for tho maintenance of bis chld.-Reversed,
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ALAnAMA.-The eIe. .~tions in Alabma, for uoVerhor, Gongressmen, and me sabers of the s'a'e Legislature, took place on MondaI, the Slo 'nsi. The results, Democratic success "' ~ 'oufse' will soon reach us, and be laid be- a0re our readers The only cloud upon the "'o" ol this fair sister of Democracy is the attempt of an Sindependent," that is pirq- ficai ea..slsa~te for Guv..--
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judgments of justices of the p~-.
 circuit courts, declared constitutional.
 The case of ,4stFony Erparte , Ark. R. 358, explained, and held not to question the constitutional power of the Legislature, to confer upon the circuit courts the right to entertain appeals from, and supervise, the judgments of justices of the peace.
 Judgment, in the court below, against .liller and ano54er, writ of error by Miller quashed and case dismissed.
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-...or, protesting |.
..,ratic, running in opposition to tn

...,,rauc, running in oPposlllou ID ''.V nominee of the Convention 9os"a n' sfartim has the inlamy of playing the D,eS Byrd of Alabama But, like Arkansas Ala hama is too thoroughly imbucd with the sniri, and honor of Democracy, to tolerate any such characters. The success ol MA ru.x,rI Trnny, the Democratic candidate is considered certain.
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HARDwIcx vs. RrARDoS, AS LAND AoEN

.4ppttcdt10n tor .Idnddnabs.
 To constitute such an offering for sale oI the seminary lands, under the act of Dec l840, by the Governor, as to subject the land, if not sold, to be entered at the gradu- alton prices, there must have been not only a proclamation published for the time and in the manner prescribed by law, but the land must have been regularly proposed for sale. to the highest bidder, by the crier of the sale, on the day designated for the sale by the proclamation.
 The proclamation of the Governor does not constitute a,a q6ering for sale, but is on- Iy=a notice to all persons desirous of purcha- sing any ofthe Seminary lands, that an oppor- tunity 1eiH De afforded them.
 Such has been considered the effect of the proclamation of the President, for the sale of the public lands of the United States, and his proclamation is often recalled, and the lands withheld from sale.--Mandamus re- fused.
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DE. BoRLANp.
 Dear Sir--lt might be matter of interest to the bidders for carrying the mail on route No. 5S7l, from Little Rock, via Presley Watts, on Washia ridge, to Camden, to be Informed that l have advised the Post Master General that, inmy judgment, the mail should be carried by the present contractors oil the great Southern route to either Fair Play or Roekport, and that route Nc 5S71 should commence al one or the other of those Post Offices.
 Please insert this note in the Banner, as it may Influence the bidding on that route.
 ! our ob't serv't,
 CHESTER ASHLEY.
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HE RIVER has fallen, slowly, slnee oul last; and there are now tsco feet and c hali water in the channel, at this place.
 The Steamer EvEL1NE is the only arrival within the week. She lies al our wharf, in hopes of rise enough, shortly, 10 enable her to go up.
 The HEALTH of our city, and surroun- ding country continues good.
 The WEATHER is warm, but not oppres- sively so. Several she wers ofrain, one a very heavy one, during the week, have cleared the atmosphere, and laid the dust. They are too late, however, to do good to the crops except, perhaps, in small degree, to the cotton.
 The Van Buren Intelligencer of 2d inst. says;
 ''Fhc cotton crops in this section are greatly injured by the continued drought The river IS low and falling. J
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MR. R. k. DAWSON, Foreman, is my agent, for the transaction of the business of the ol- flee, during my absence. EDITOR.
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 IRE SPIRIT OF LAWRENCE IouNff'--An esteemed correspondent, at Jackson Law renee Go writes, under $ recent date, as ''>i!- lows:
 By last mail, We received the glorious news of the desired consummation {as il is here considered) of Annexation. It was hail. ed with joy by all--,hat is, by all Demo- crats, and sensible Wings. Should Mexico object to our occupation Of Texas, the boys in bcse paris are anxious to serve their country .q call would be answered by lots of volunteers.
 The enierprising citizens of Randolph and Lawrence counties are subscribing very li- berally to pay company for clearing out Black and Currant Rivers, to the State line When this is completed, Black river will bt navigable for small steam boats, at all fines
 LouIsIANA.-The Democratic Convention of fLouisiana which assembled al Baton Roug on Monday the 1ith ut, nominated lsaa Johnson, of West Feliciana. for Governor and Trasimond Landry, of Ascension, fo Lieut., Governor,
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To MAIL CoNTRAeroRs-The following letter, from Hon. CHESTER ASHLEY, has just been handed in. We invite attention to il.
 LITTLE Rock, Aug. 18th l845.
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THr EpIroR, and his family, have been so much indisposed, for the last week, as to prevent his attention to the columns of the Banner.
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In the hope of recruiting health, they will leave the city, for Hot Springs, tomorrow mernino. to be absent several days.
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TFUCYDlTtES
MonE FlLrH.-The Gazette, wlth his

MonE FlLrH-The Gazette, with his oboltiou correspondent of Batesviile over new signature to conceal his inden'ily, IS again at his dirty tricks of trying to "creop
 in between friends ;" in the hope, no douht, of deriving some personal benefit, To Je ..paaed on the back by "the Gazette con cernn may be agreeable to some of the gentle men named; but by others, We could men, ton. its deemed any thing buts compliment. For our own part, next 'o the quiet of our own conscience, and t!ie approval of good men, we regard such vituperation, from TO- eues and rascals, as Is vented at us through the Gazette, as the surest evidence of oul merit We hope never to be driven to the desperate pass af exolaiming ''Shat have done. that mine enemies should praise me
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The Van Buren Intelligencer of 2d inst.
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The HEALTH of our city, and surroun- ding country continues good.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-08
81 Adams, Sept. IS, lS42. 2603w

Wistcr's Baisam Of wiz Chry.-
Wherever this medicine is introduced, it
at once attains that high reputation which
it so richly deserves. What can stop its
sale, when on every hand can be witness
ed It's wonderful cure? The worst cases
of Asthma, recent but dangerous Coughs,
(and also those that are of long standing J
Bronchitis and Consumption, Gin its early
s,ages,) are always cured by this remarka-
BILE medicine.-Cm. Inquirer.
From the Ncw Berlin Union Star of De-
cemJer 81 1871.
DR. Wistar'S Balsam of Wild Cherry
According to number Of recommended
tons in our possession, from doctors and
other individuals, and from a knowledge
of the benefits derived from the use of it
by some of our neighbors, we respectfully
Recommend IT to families We have made
use Of tie Balsam ourselves, and found
that it produced such effects as recon-
mended.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-08

In the damp and gloomy prison of Per-
ote where Santa Anna is con6ned-when
former parasites have deserted him. old
friends cooled, and those who shouted
the loudest uiras to his honor when in
power, now "cry death to the tyrant'
there Is one attached and faithful friend
still shares his captivity, and strives by a
thousand little acts ofkindness and afec-
ton TO soo,h his sorrow-that friend is
his young pJG What mystery is wo-
mans love-what depths of feeling are
hidden in the walls of her affection SAYS
the Philadelphia Gazette.
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NEW YORK.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
w HO LES ALE HOUSE S;
YsEVy HCIsis,

v>pINf, ,.,riIol nm M, Al, N ia 49,.
Nv WV, wv s,"chs o. "UouS nour rsspro'
York. res prclfy invite tie attention Of COinlr, Mcr-
chants to an examination OF their seyef assorment
They trust that their prices aud terms viii prove salts.
Factory, ms they arc determined TO meet the reasonable
expectations Of purchasers, ana win view to comnI-
Sae directly with You, haze cmlrnted the facilities 6i the
M oN 81 ape. pss , Of our district to nn'g in an "vu
c''' ~ ''' !. 'I'''', ,''""'''""''"
t Alllc@ Edwards a Co., lg2 Pearl st,
George ii Williams t. 90 Of WiImi ~ R"kp & pen,i.
man 81 Eyc,nnoe plc. nn,ni,, ,T, H. cG,sn
doors from VIM 81. ''''''''
VIM w. Pinnro & Co, 90 Cedar st. corner William
silks Ribbons MllGnery Goods French Flowers, DC.
...o %ta2ie and Fancy Dry Goods,
Anas' Co., u William 81, between Exchange Place and
e W ~ j T Moore & Co., 2O7 Pearl st., doors above
Maiden Lane.
hanci, Aonnl Billings, l73 Pearl 1t ono door above
Pin, Pine s.. n.n,, r.. ,u,.n.. ,....... y..,
At"aer Houd & Co. IA Wal It,, between Nassau and
n ,, ntolHwhs; ,a
uoswiCk md Sbynod Us IS TX uo"' G"",e ]
,lnJ IIrnudy.v '' ~ '''! '' "''''1" '"S'"N
t-,n,,..., 49,, y,.,.-. ID .,
Merritt Fly Co, 80 and Sc WiIIiam IT, m"" ~
& Pine, "
n.', ,, ,,,...,a
March, ,"d rn Ird pasr cr W ~ o"g
ynoor,er, y,J DeoJc,. jn C,o,h. Ca.aia,. ,,..,...
So ~ y, J ~ =, ,'. S E,SNHncIfSi y tSf"sJ'
Wilson {; ian, a. CO. - Wi,,i l'mammSSi &C.
1y,.i,r,, ,,,.,,, c,......,.-. ''''''
I w 4 n II nro,,Hg cG vTi;o'''f y, "aa1 v 90;
''''"" 81 'o'"'' VI "e""r'
ScarE I yosor, y 'vtnGf ulo's$ CL"ats,
|'' r,ccs' ~ '' "; HS,, . " IoPS,
John NJ Davies & JONES log William ST. corner Jobn
D[auuf,ct,y,y ond D,o,srio S,oc,o c,,rr r.a,..,.
insn. Ij.'o &c. 9" ot",EHH, ,SccWJN c"tW''
c d Hatch, 81 William st.
bnporter aud Manufactured or T.;,a,;, ,,...
GjmDs CorJS ami y,ossci. pi"J'ma'' .'"S''
ZyabUr W,,rs,n ,i"' .h','"''-''
D A Booth, 100 William ST.
E,ryeps;,,. Mopuf,c,,,r.r ~, d, ,.,.,,. + c,,, r.
go I'M, C6a.L W ,rJma - '"'"''' y''""'
W } Ruck, p Pearl 81, A doors above Maiden Lane
Manufacturers or I'm, y,;y, Pr,,,, ,,,, ,,,;,,.,
JarjOus 4 Mason ga pcnrI ~ N'' "''' F'"''
y,,nor,or, M Ivo,cbo. r,,o,., 49,, n,,-,,,..
XXI Tnmg,. .nI anl ,f =, "yfa "a rt'tsH az;
~ n,o,J" "''' '''' "''"' N'''o ""'l"""u u CoJ F1
'1"'!' ,s,,,.
Huntington & Savage 26l Pearl 81. between Mai1c,
Lane and BurIiug s;liu -
Samuel S and William Wood, g6l peaTl Street
Paine a. Burgess Publishers oC Snt,iGs Srr.s or scbou
Books, t2 John 81. near William
Bgoks Periodicals apd CbsaD PvbJjca,jons ospt, sam,
pIisd al Pubjjsbers, nr;cco 80 '"'' '"F
William II Graham 100 Nassau street Tribune Buildings
Manufacturer oCthe Ceiebra,ed Marie Rg.or S,yo,s f
G3ur sjjSc '''-'' ''''F'"
I Chnnmon mo WiIIiar, sts,ii a.. Norr,,o,,,o.,, 49,,
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

lcorREcTED WEEKLY FROM THEN. E.FARMER.
SEEDS, Herds Grass, So 90 to l,75 per hushel Red
I"P oO to &c cts. Northern, l0to SC Southern
&c. Flax Seed, 81 so per bushe Lucernc, 80 C
perih Canary Seed SO 90 toll 20 per hushel.
GRAIN. Corn-Northern.ne ,hnshel 90 to00-South,
crn, round yellow o 5la 52-Sonlhern hat yellow new
49 5l-dO. do. white As DIDO New Orleans 90 n 90
Barley GOA 0ORye. Northern, IS 73-do Southern, ~
aH-Ous. Southern. 2s 30-Nurihern do "a To go
beans per bnshe IL e. shorts per double busheI 80
a33-Bran 22 a "a
FLOUR. Baltimore. Howard Street. mos. or. 81 81
"A S7-do wharf, 81 IS aS0 0O-do OF garlic, so 90
0Oo-Philalephia do, 4mos. 81 rs 90 -Fredercks-
bnrsh, low I'd i mos4 Is Il 81 --Alexandria wharf
mountain, - Il l.s7--Genessec, common. cash. 81 81
49, do fancy brands 81 25 Ol-Ohio via Cana 50 no
sOhO-do New Orleans, cash 0 no a co. Rye, SO 50
a362-lndian Meal in bbls. 50 e.
PROVISIONS BeeG--Nless 4 mo new bbl s 80 10
-Navy-S1 81 II 00-No. !. IS n 70O-do PRIME SIS -
So 0O--Pork-Eyra clear mo. hhl SIG Go Ii so do
Clear 500 90 10 90 do Mess. II n IL 2j-do Prime
10 10 2l-do Mess from other States. 90 90 90 90
do Pr me dodo so 90 aO 90 do Cargodo. OOU-Cleur
do 10 90 90 Butter shipping IL Is do store, unin
spected Ha lido dairy, is cents LIZARD No Dos.
ms. GA l2-do South and Western. ga 7-ilams, Bos
ION, a l-2-Sonlhern and Westerns n Cheese.
hipg and meal, u do new milk, 8
WOOL. Dnty-Tllc value whereOiat the place OF eX.
poraon sha!! not exceed per pound, per cent
ad valorem. All whereoithe value exceeds cents per
pound, 40 per CT. nj. val and ctsper pound,
Prime or Say0ny Flcecrs, washed H. As AZ Gamer
lean full blood. dG 40 d2-Dn 81 do 81 33Do 2 do
80 n 36--l-4 and common do 32a 3j--Smyrna sheep
washed. 2Oi 22-Do unwashed Oa i5--Bcneasido l2
-SaNouy, clean 00-lucnos Ayres mpckcd.7 IA l0--do
do picdked, 10 liSupcrfne Northern pulled lamb 80
40 No do do do SO 35--No do do do IS 3O--No 3
do do IA l5.
Hops Duty 90 per cent.--lstsoit Mass. 1913, ID
l3a "A I'd do Gao.
HAY Sl3 to ls pertOn--Eastern screwed 2t0l3
EGGS, IL "A.
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From the Hon. Bates Turner, late J"dg1
Ofthe SuDreme Court of Vermont.

from me Hon. Bates 1Hrncr, lmc 0"oSe
Jthe Supreme Court Of Vermont. =,
| hereby certify that | have been well
acquainted W it h the medicine called
Clowns Eliyer," Tor seven years past, aud
from its ellec, upon myself, and in cases
where | have Witnessed its operation, |
consider it one of the most fortunate in
yentions ever made. | am also acquainted
with other medicines for coughs, colds &c.
but in my opnion,hey cannot I'll compare
with this. have been at three different
times raised up from dangerous illness by
the use of this article, and in one Of which
| had the attendance of an able experienced
physician, but whose prescription did not
suit my case as well as the Elixir | have
recommended it invariably for number of
years past TO those afflicted with lung-com-
plants and believe with good success.
BATES TURNER.
81 Adams, Sept. Is, 1S42. 2603w
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PLOJT,S! PLOWS!!

VHNHE Subscribers have recently purchased Of RuGgles,
NOursc and Mason al Mass. patterns oi their i'm
proved En.lc No. aud ? PluwS and intend keeping
them constantly an hand for sale, made ofhe best mate
rui aud in the hest manner "lhcSc Plnws combine
light weight and easy draft, with great strength md durl
billiy "t is acknowledged BY all who have made the
experiment that the improved Eagle Pillow is the best
FcId-PlOw in use aud lasts much loucer than the
NOR kind.n We also manufacture the Ontcro Co, n Y
premium sword plOw, which is very superior pow, en-
- Ordrtlt aud dOna the work in the hest manner Al
manufacture Sidr-hll pluws from entire new pat
Of peculiar form warranted better than any other
side hill Pillow before Offered to the farmers of Yer
mont Tx shoveS and scrapcs constantly hand. Also
improved Cuvaor Tor 81, cool rs can be purChus-
ed in Boston ut the ware houses for s. 90.
Having 40 tons Of iron hand suitable for the above
articles viii furnish castings satisfactory prCeS-AlSo
have recently purchased 20 tons of hest son inerican
iron Machinery, and prepared To make castings of
kinds 10 suit customers. DANIEL TAFT 4 SONS.
Tutsvllc, April 1915. 2ig-t.
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ulC lCuulCu ~ H-tUU IL UNl lUHtUlu ~ DUSlUN'
stiMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after April LIST, Passenger Trans will run
~ daily, Sundays eXCeptcdO in connection with the
Boston and Lowell, ard Nashua and Lowell Railroad al,
follows
Leave }osonnt7A A. NJ. A. ~, aad 5 l2PM.
Leave Concord at "a A, NJ, ll:2OA. NJ, and IA
p.
Trains from intermediate places will run NsioowsviI
Up TRAINS.
Leave Lowell nj $40 A.M, 1873 p. NJ. and Gao 2. Nj.
Nashua at &; 80 A. NJ, l2;l5 p. M, and 1870 p. NJ
" Manchester 9;35 A.. NJ, l:30 p. Nj, ANA CD I'm.
orimmed.atey on the arrival of the cars from Boston,
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester l-2 Nj, 1875 p. NJ, and p NJ.
Nashua ut l-2 A. 81, l:lJ p. NJ. and , p NJ
Lowell at 7:l5A. NJ, r. NJ. and IL p. NJ,
Immediately the arrival Of the cars from Concord
son for Passengers he the kranto New Iok
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail
road that Passengers may pass hewiXt Concord lla-
vcrhill Exeter. Dover and Portland either way daily
STAGES Immediately the Arrival oic first train at
Concord leave by various routes for Newport,
Claremont and Mindsor for Lebanon and IHnNcr;l'}m
Outh and IItverhil Canaan and OrOr; Meredith Bridge
Centre Iurbur and the White Mountains. On the sec
ond day from Boston, Stages reach Roynlion Mddthury
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there WIN Tue
Steamboat line to Montreal and by Seanhoat ANA S'Nes
To Ogdcnsburg; Stages also run from llnveihll 10 sian
stead connecting there with Stages to Montreal Numer.
other connecting with the Concord KNl ROAD
the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vermont
and the tanHlns.
Stages run daily from Franklin and Sandhorrton to The
III O'Clock tran returning after the arrival o'the sec
Ond train from Boston,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-08

one of her buoys was sinking; to save the
buoys they were compelled TO let the S.
go, and she sunk into the deepest part Of
the channel where she now lies n n more
critical position than ever.-COr. liz
ingston d Wells.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

CALVIN p. NEWTON, successor TO ]. Newton In
" forms his friends Norwich and vicinity
that he hus returned to Woodstock where he will soon
have on hand constant supply OF medicines ofhis own
manufacture.
The complaints heretofore made of Adnterition in
these excellent articles. formerly prepared by himself
may now ceasclihose interested will huy al the right
place.
aThe above medicines are sold a, Or S. ]. Aliens.
4
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BRIGHTON MARkET.
MONDAY APRIL. 90. 1915.

At Market 4s5 Beef Cattle, 500 Sheep and 1900 Swine
PRlcEs.-RSef Cnifir We quote first quality S., .
900. Second quality. 500 S52j Third quality, 81,
IS n 450
Working Oy"n.-We noticed sales SGs; rs, 81,
MerP.--Salts from rs to $500
Swin',-Los peddlc, | 2to SO for sows l.2 10
for baTrows. Large hogs Ia, At retail 2 and l-2.
". L. Farmer;
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A Speculdtion,-"Come, Bob, tell US
how much you have cleared by your
speculation" said Bob's quizzical friend
to him the other day. CLEARED, cgad!
cleared" replied Bob, with frown,
"why you fool, I've cleared my pockets"
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THE SWALLOW was partially raised on
Saturday, April 26th, and got afloat suf-
ficiently to day to enable those at work
on her to tow her ashore. The attempt
to get her ashore was, however, attended
with another disaster, which may pre-
ven, her being brough, to the surface for
seve raj days. In towing round the hull
towards Athens shore il was found that
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WI AIR IL 4 II I'D,

AT Frankfort, Pa. Henry Newell Guernsey, NJ
d. of Rochester, VI, to Miss Stalira Coburu, Of
Boston.
In Woodstock April 81, by Rev, Mr. Kdder,
Mr. George E. Wood, Of Hartford, to Miss Nancy
NJ. williamson of South Pomlre,, w.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-08

A coquette was dec laring tina, the la
dies ought TO graduate as we'll as the
other sex To which gentleman repli-
ed, "In that case, madam, you would
probably take the degree Of mistress Of
arts
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L 0 s II

I from the Stage Coach on the morning of the
l. Sd inst Between llara"d and Ta(tsvilIe, n
BLACK MUFF lined with checked silk. Who,
ever w leave the same at Wh!,ney's Hotel or al
this Office will receive the thanks of the owner and
be suitably rewarded for their trouble.
MnN
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JUST RECEIVED

IRON COMsTOCK & Co. N. Y. n new supply of the
L following articles: VIZ. Oldrdge's Balm Of Colrnhia
Acoustic OIL IN sure ncdy for deancss) Comstocks
Vermifge for worms Hays Inamen IIawes do. Indian
Veg Elixir. ind in fact all Of their valuable Medicines
For particulars Pamphlets which cnn he had nj my
apohecary Store, Gratis. u. ALLEN, Druggist
Woodstock Dec, Q, i54i. 240 ON.
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ebH IL I'D.

In Barnard, April 25, Edwin Jaques, aged 35
In New Market, April 10TH after prolraclcd
Illness Helen S John, wife Of Gilbert A. Grant,
Esq and daughter of the Hon. Asa AiIens. of
Weslpor, N. Y, aged %.
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1H,JIE sIIRsCRIBER has now on hand ard will

\ kcep constantly on hand nj his Lumber lard IN
Jnrlnnl large assortment of Pine LGuher which he
offers sell at low rate ms can BE- PnrchaStn Il" al!
place in this vicinity.
Said assortment il made up of 20 34 s inch Hoard
Of all uunIlitics IA, l-2, inch Pink, No>l s.
CInnhnsrlS Nos 90 n shingles IA y inch Pickett
I ',h Wrlnv Sash Blind and door stuhs nj ali dcscrip
tons, ready made Window Sash and Blinds, in sh"f'
bout every de-, cription of Lumber. ,,..,...
Said Lumber i, manufactured from the up Country
Pine or what is more properly called. the CorNy lno
and is admitted BIS all who have ever worked :" Ne lar
sunerur q any other kind of iSmhcr, ON aecuuh OF us
souuess and the manner in which tits mnnwiriui'u'
Those who are in want of Lumber Will do wen los
and exnnne for Themselves 81 fore Purchasing cscwhcN
"'' 'N'''''N w. DAVID II. SUMNER.
Hartland, February, ls45.
n b. A lair price vii be paid in Lumber for three
four new Mlch cows, by - IL -
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LEAD PIPE.

TINE Subscriber manufactures and keeps constantly
hand at his shop in Springfield, Lead Pipe of differ
en sizes from -2 inch inches, which he will furnish
at Boston prices with the addition OF the cost Of freight
256.6m JOHN HOLMES
Springfield, March goth, lsi5,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-08
WINDSOR COUNTY MUTUAL.FIRE INSUR
ANCr COMPANY

TNNlIE annual meeting Of the WINDsoR COUNTY MuTu-
Al FIRE Insurance COMPANY will he held at the
town hall in Woodstock on the first Urdnrsday (bcine
the fourth dav) of June next NJ two O'Clock afternoon
for the consideration Of any alterations which may he
proposed in the bylaws and general regulations of the Co.
and for the choice Of Directors pursuant TO the proys
ions Of the act Of incorporation 26Ott
Insurance Office, Hoodstcck. l.. A. MARSH
NAV t. 1 S4J. Secretary.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-08

NOTICE that hereby give my son, Matthew Handy,
~ his time and shalt claim OF his earnings md
he responsible for none OF his contracts from and neF
this date. PATRICK HANDl,Ef.
Woodstock, April g. isi5 2j7 3w'