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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-06-26

appointments by the President off,
ciaL--Louis McLane, of Maryland, Min
lister Penipoteniary and Envoy Extraor-
binary to the United Kingdom of Grea,
Britain and Ireland, vice Edward Everett,
recalled. Samuel w. Spencer, Collector
Of the Customs at Apalachicoa, Florida,
vice Hiram Nourse, resigned. Ezra Ches-
ebro, Collector OF the Customs at Stonng-
ton, Conn. vice Giles r. Hallam, removed
Isaac A Hedges, Surveyor and Inspect
or OF the revenue at ST. Louis, Missouri,
vice Oliver Harris, removed
Thomas ] CAN'T, Attorney for the u
nited States for the district of Missouri,
vice VIM II Mcpherson, removed.
Edward w Green, Deputy Postmaster
at New Bedford Mass vice Simeon Bailey,
removed.
Wilson Knott, Deputy Postmaster New
ark N. Jersey, vice Jno. ]. Plume, re-
moved.
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ID Z e. ID.


In Brdgewatcr, on the 18th inst JAMES
SoUrHGATE ESQ.,; aged so years.
Mr. S. was Il man of energetic mind, and Wig
orous constitution, and bad It not been for some
disease Of the heart Of recent Development might,
apparently, have enjoyed good health Tor years to
come. lie was one of the early settlers in B.. :,
whose names are lavorably mentioned in "Thonp-
sons Gazetteer" Not IL PEI son who resided in
town, when he became an inhabitant, survived in
tito the time ofhs DEATH Asonc Of its respect.
able and most active and useful citizens, Mr. S.
formerly held various Offices in town and was Rep.
rescnialive, Road Commissioner, &c. Long ago
lie embraced the doctrine Of the Restitution, and
never renowned it, But a long life of virtue,
usefulness, and earnest industry is now closed
lie has left several children by his first marriage
of mature nge,-a widowed companion with two
children by his second, Gom 10 to ~ years old
and other relatives and friends to lament the death
of one so tenderIy beloved and sincerely respect
ed for all his benevolent feelings, moral worth,
any venerable age. RS.
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Tsras.-The Washington Union, after
expressing the opinion that tke Executive
Of Texas should take steps at once to drive
from its territory the Mexican troops who
are crossing the Rio Graude, says:
ave hazard nothing in saying tina:
such, too, would be the decided prefer
ence OF our own government. We had
understood, indeed, that such was also the
determination of Texas, if the Mexicans
should be found lowering in the country
between the Neuces. We do not mean to
say that, if the Texans should be found
wanting TO themselves, We should suffer a
hostile foot to tread her legitimate soil, as
soon as her Congress and her convention
have ratified our propositions. The United
States will never be found wanting in
what she owes to her own high character,
or TO the best interest Of her friends,
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AT THE WOODSTOCK
2Soot, SHOE Il IT o AeatDer
S T O r E !
No. 70, Central, Head Of Elm Street,

large and general Of MI kinds Of Boots,
~ Shoes and Leather kept constantly for sHle,nmong
which may be hud Gcntemen's French, Calf Kid uud
Morocco fine sewed Boots Calf Kid and Morocco peggcd
do. Cnrnnd Kid shoes, pumps and Downng's thick and
Calcutta Boots, Shoes and Brogans, Boys Calf, thick
aud Calcutta boots, Shoes and BrOgans. Ladies' Caters
half CATERS French and common Kid walking Shoes,
Slips and slippers. Misses and cldrens Shoes Of all
descriptions.
4 L O:
Stock consisting of French and common Calf skins Sole
leather, Upper leather aud Cacuttas. Kid skins Innings
and bindings hastings, boot webbing md Cord English
Shoe and binding thread, Gallons, Ribbons and uCes.-
Drills Houtnnd shoe hi, MI kinds. Liquid and Paste
Backing. Miller's and Bakers Leather prescrvave
shoe Brushes and Sand Paper, all which Will be sold
cheap for c..Sl or approved credit.
Cash paid for green hides aud calf skins,
Wanted irsr rate workman on thick Roots
JOEL EATON,
Jnnc 10Th. 1916 261-tt
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Operations ON the Teeth.
H. S. CHASE, M. D. DENTAL SURGEo

IT. .. WHO'D, NJ. y. DENTAL SURGEON.
Woodstock, w., Office in the Bank Building
EINVery operation performed on strictly scientific and
RL approved principles, with as little pain as the ma.
ture Of the case will allow.
Teeth extracted with "Chevuliers" Celebrated For
ceps, with Ear less pain than Is usually experienced
NerueS, OF teeth entirely destroyed without the use of
instruments. Tartar removed aud the teeth tho ouGhy
clennsed without injury 10 the Enamel.
Artificial crowns fitted TO the roots of front teeth in
suca manner as 10 be servlceable years, and DEFY
detection,
Decayed teeth plugged with gold or tin foil, although
extensively Jseased aud made good and lusrul organs
tor LIE.
An diseases ofhe mouth and gums treated On correct
principles.
with inc0rruphle porcelain ones, Of superior beauty,
set on the finest gold plate, in the best manner
Tooth powders and washes, prepared and for sale
Teeth extracted and advice given to the poor without
charge.
June leth 1915. 267.tC
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DIR. WISTAR'S GREAR DISCOV.
FRY


II was once said There is nothing new
under the sun This has been emphatic
ally true, IN regard to medicines. Hun.
dreds of Pills, Panaceas, Expectoran,s,
and Specifics of all sorts have been pulled
into no,oriety-al made mainly of the
same ingredients, adding no new materi-
ais to the healing art. But DR. Wistar's
Basam of Wild Cherry furnishes new
medical agent-a new principle evolved
from natures own depository. 1t cures
Asthma, incipient Consumption, Liver
Complaint, and all diseases Of the Lungs,
when nothing else WILL An honorable
member olihe Canadian Parliament writes
that it has cured him of Asthma of ten
years standing. A. Williams, Esq, Al
torney at law,55 William street New York
was cured of the same disease Of twenty
four years standing. Mr. Cozens, of
HaddonieId, N J, makes affidavit that it
cured him Of supposed Consumption, after
physicians had given him up to die; and so
of hundreds of others.
ELj ~heUhelHOeI, We posilNe'v, III no
case. palm off unreal cures as produced by
this invaluable remedy. Be sure to get
"Dr Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry"
For sale by DR. S. j, ALLEN, Drag.
giSt, Woodstock, Vt.
~. All orders for the above medicine
should be addressed to SETH w. FOW-
LIE, 1873 Washington street, Boston; sole
proprietor for New England.
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STATE OF YER MONT

Francis l.. urnAN.) Windsor County Court,
March Term,
CALVIN J. GRAVES, I645.-
A SSUMPSlT on promissory note dated TN the third
~ day of October, A. D. l-lO, by which the defendant
promised to pay the plaintiff or his orde? one nun.
dred dollars the first day April, A. b. 1872, with
interest from the first day OF April, A. D. e4l.
Because the said Calvin j. Graves has not had personal
notice Of the pendcncy Of this suit, is ordered by the
court here that he be notified thereof by publ shng the
substance OF sa suit, together with this or'er IN Tie
Woodstock Age, printed ut Woodstock, in the County
of Windsor, three weeks snccessvelyhe Inst publication
be least six weeks before the Of this court
to he held at said WoUdsock on the first Tuesday in
to the said Calvin j. Graves TO appear at the said term
and make answer. NORMAN WILLIAMS, clerk
ORANEL HUTCHINSON. dtty 2b7-3w
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From the Journal Of Commerce.

fT"J, It VU' To, ICf~.
Mr. Edtor-I have seen of late much
written in your paper relative to Dalley's
Pain Extractor, and few days since, l
noticed certificate concerning the little
girl Emma Davis. Being mysefa mother,
and having known many cases ofthe eff.
cacy Of this Salve, one particularly in my
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
MONDAY JUNE l6. Is45.

At Market ZOO Beef Cattle, i2 pairs WORKING oxon
$50 Sheep and 375 Swine.
PRICEs.-RcGf Cnu|e We quote first quality, ss SO
5,9'. Second quulilys525 u $50 Third quality, Si.
90 n 800
Working Oven.-No sales noticed
SherD,--Sales from $50 to $3.50.
Swins,-onc entire lot, Ia Sman lots 4 and 5.
AT retail 4l-l and 6.
", E1rncr
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-06-26

The troops at Fort McHcnry, Baltimore
harbor, under Major RiggoId, are busiIy
engaged in mounting all the cannon ofthe
Fort and placing it in state of complete
defence, which will be accomplished in the
course of few days.
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LOOK HEREj

RI yon know Your own interest YOU will go 10 Dan
n forths Stable, In Barnard where you will find the
well known FRENCH TIGER, and for S4 ensure stock
that, at fours years old will bring from one hundred to
three hundred doHars judging from what has been done
your stock do not prove good the hest ever folded
by the same dams no charge will be made
Putting is unnecessary. WIN. A. HUTCHINSON
Barnard June "a lsi5.
N. u. The French Tiger be hnd after the first day
n August next for sir hundred dollars three hundred
delivery and the remainder in one year with good Sc
cnrity w, A H. Qs7 3y
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The force of habit was remarkably ex-
emplfed recently in Kentucky, on the
occasion of funeral. The bercaved wife
and few neighbors, sat waiting the arriv-
al of the people, all soemnly idle. The
widow, becoming uneasy, after sitting idle
few minutes, cried out "Betty, bring me
my knitting, Imay as weH take jew
stitches while The crowd IS gathering"
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The statement of Elder Hall below,
comes from a source which is above sus-
pclon.
This may certify that | have been &C.
Quainled with N. II. Downs Elixir for a
number Of years, by using it in my own
family, and seeing 1t 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.
FERLY HALL.
Enosburgh Falls, Vt. Oct. 10, 1874.
267-3w.
ED@Prepared only by N. II. Downs.
Troy, Orleans Co., Vl.-SoId by CURTIS
g. SMITH, ST. Adams, w., 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
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, 1845-06-26

M. Clark, Esq, of PouItney, is appoint
ed agent for paying pensioners residing in
the counties Of Bennington, Rutland, Adj
olson Chtenden, Franklin and Grand
Isle, in place of John Peck, Esq, Of Bur-
liuuton
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-06-26

The Texan Congress assembled on the
10th, and will decide between the two
propositions, that Of Mexico, backed by
England and France, and that Of the Uni
ted States.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-06-26

addison Co,--The wings have nomina-
ted Hon. Davis Rich of Shoreham, and
Hen. E. D. Woodbridge of Vergcnnes, as
candidate for the State Senate.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-06-26

A village schooimas,er in the county
of Bucks, one day asked boy, who was
about to leave the school, TO what trade
his father intended TO put him; The boy
said he was to be butcher.--"Whv
surely" rejoned the master, "you wont
like to kill the poor sheep and lambs!"
"No," said the urchin, Il shouldn't like
to kill poor uns, but should like to kill
fat ms"
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Temperance House.

FHNiE SUBSCRIBER has opened Temperance
House land he will keep no otherD on the South
side Of the Park in Woodstock, where p. G. ALDEN, has
lately kept publ, House. lie sohcls the patronage Of
those who wish success 10 the temperance ca,c, and he
will encavor to merit Tint patronage to the extent Of
his abilities. Tile buildings sufficiently cupaCiGus 10
accommodate travellers and their teams 10 Utmost any
extent. The subscriber udul hope, that il will not
be said, in cnses, that temperance people cannot
afford to call upOn him by Of the deficient accom-
nor that he cannot iusl sufficient srcummu
datons because there is no custom to support IT,.
LOYAL NJ. WOOD
Ucolstock, VT, June 9th, 1916 g65iI
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D.9LTET,S

THE original and only genuine MAGICAL PAIN TX.
/ TRAGrOR-the wonder and bltS>Int the u-c-a
hundred foR cheaper and superior AZ other compounds
Fame from million tongues saNs, "nrN to the Bible r,
il he prize-- 1t cost 100 box will keep il con-
stnnill in house, hold il indispensable Dreadn An
pains, even those ultho worst bnHS are instantly stopped
BY it, and Of bruised, swollen hrOkPn strained, poisoned
cut umed or otherwise wounded parts, cUrci Uil6-
nut Sclr unitcs broken limbs ragiay, cures The
piles, eyes constitution, inflammation and puiutuncss
of the bowels indeed dU internal and external soreness,
bronchitis aud spinal injuries, in truth whether
beast be suffering like miracle cures.
The reuoydting ard balmy influence Of this wonder
working Sauatiye is fast extending Itself into every
ner OF this intelligent continent Look into the splendid
mansion and the lur daughters within It's precincts viii
SHY 1--WE owe much 10 its magic touch" Turn our loot
stems towards the more humble Cottage ana the tender
mothers viii bless its soothing aid and the prudent hu.
baudmnn will confess he has never lost cows uGJcr,
gelde lamb, calf pig, or colt, had CALLED shoulder
hone or lost his labor by cuts strains or bruises since he
has used IT, Fornrther Information sec pamphlets in the
hands orage nts he distributed gratis and they will
plain the urgeres upon and guide Nou IN the way to
secure the genuine Extractor, to benefit the poor 81
cent box is offered lie careful IN notice that H. DALEY
he written on each box in colored mk with pen,
This is the only test by which you can be sure TO get
the genuine Extractor.
rTS.L ALLEN, is the wholesale agent for Windsor
County, Woodstock. The Cen Depot, IS al 2s Fulton
ST. New York, the genuine eau also be hah oithc follow"
ing agents.
stock, RS n Burke Springfield, & II Wardntr, Wind
sur, L MS Socker, tsrtand. Walter Brown, Folch-
VILE Davis e. Wheeler, CnyendNh, hh'lfOHiorsNlAe,
] Il smith Ludlow, Tyson Furnace Company, Sumner
& Wheeer Plymouth, Geo L Monlton, BrdeewstCr, y
Dmiorlh, Barnard MGrck Sylvester, Galsyile. nstin
Morgan Storhrdee, briggs & Pierce, Rochcseri Royal
Flint, Hancock; Smith & Blodget. Bethel Mowrcy 4
llnlchins, e. Bethel, NevnsS Co., RoynIton Baxter
& Mlbrdge, Sharon, seymour btlsnHp, Barnard, Ma
than snow Pomret, W II Steele, West Hartford, e
Brooks Hartford, Amos HI, Hanover ~ II. 2666m
1TMerchants can be supplied by Alien, at New
York wholesale prices, and any Family with little trou
BILE can avail themselves of this triy Wonder Working
Sanative. You may rest assured this Save is not
humhug-it is a blessing Try II.
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WI AEe R I'D,

In I'arand May 18th, BY Rev james II. Stew
ems, MR. CYRUS II. IlOSlNGTON and Miss
LUClNA, eldest daughter Of Dr. john HARD
ING, all Of llartland
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CHAMPLAIN AND CONNECTICUT
RIVER RAILROAD.

The stockholders of the ChampIain and
Connecticut River Railroad Company, are
hereby notified to meet at the Court House
in Rutland, on the Sd day of July, 1916
at 70 O'Clock, noon, for the purpose Of
eIecling nine Director of said Company
Given under our hands this 18th day OIL
June lS45.
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LEAD PIPE.

THE Subscriber manufactures and keeps constantly on
hand at his shop In Springfield Lead Pipe Of differ
ent sizes from 2neh 10 inches which he will furnish
at Boston prices with the addition the cost Of itght
256.6m JOHN HOLMES.
Springfield, March ooih, lei5,
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Silver Plated Casters,

T or 2. They may he mistaken for pure silver and
n we advertise what they are that people may not he
dissatisfied II they happen to get the real article We
cannot afford To them long for nothing and itnot dis
posed ofimmedatey the! will he returned Port Coner
Hnhn hy the Ship Shyw0plrg, which will sail on the
rival lfthe cars from Barnard.
JuEOl7.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-06-26

The frs, grand New England Festival, by the
Order Of Odd Fellows, was held in
Boston, June 10Th, 1915; and surpassed we think
in point of numbers and magnifcence, any pag-
cant Of the kind ever witnessed in that city, en-
cept, perhaps, the great Wing display before the
election Of Gen, Harrison, in 1910.
81
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-06-26

In the present excitement of matters
foreign, we opine it hardly troubles some
English editors to write for their papers,
The London Lancet for instance. ought
always to be ''in the vein."-N Y Times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-06-26

Political Mgratitudc,-The Boston
Post very truly Observation-Disclosures who
have had much experience in politics, or
with the political press, have lived to little
purpose ifthey have not discovered that the
men who in the ordinary course of
things, should be most prompt to recog-
nize service rendered, are most anxious to
forget an obligation; they should know too,
that more men are Frustrated and deserted
by creatures of their own creation, than
by open and avowed enemies. Mankind
strive to forget obligations because the re-
memberence Of them is burdensome, and
politicians almost invariably kick down the
ladder by which they climb TO fame"
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NORWICH UNIVERSITY

NONN lC1 UNIV ERSil1.
The annual Commencement of this
Institution will be held on Thursday, the
l7lh day of July, next-Public addresses
will be delivered before the literary as
ISOLATION on the day previous; to the ex-
ercise on each of these day, the parents,
and friends of the students, as well as the
public generally, are respectfully invited
10 attend.
TRUMAN B. RANSOM, President
Norwich University, June l6, 1945
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1t will be seen by an advertisement that
Chapman has LOT of money for the farm
orc
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THE NEWSPAPERS.

Everywhere, says the Albany Argus,
we perceive, under the new PostoiIice
law, the newspapers of the counties have
given notice they will be sent to subscri-
bers within 80 miles of their place of pub
LEGATION free of postage. We hope that
with this additional nducement to news
paper reading, large accessions to the sub
scrp,ions of the county papers at least
will be made. In every locality, it is the
first duty of every citizen, so far as he is a
subscriber at all, to encourage his own
county press. The county newspapers,
in this State, and the remark is applica-
Bile to nearly every State in the Union, are
conducted, generally, with intelligence,
industry and ability, and with desire TO
promote the local prosperity. They COM
bine large aggregate of valuable in
formation or entertaining reading, which
aside frow the desire TO give and take mu-
tual support in all the branches of local
business anC occupation, are generally
worth four times their subscription price.
Cold Watcr.-The following is sim
pie mode of making water almost as cold
as ice:-"Let the jar, pitcher or vessel
used for water be surrounded with one or
more folds of course cotton to be con-
stantly wet. The evaporation of the wa
ter will carry Off the heat from the inside
and reduce it to freezing point, In In
dia and other tropi cal regions where ice
cannot be obtained, this is common. Let
every mechanic or laborer have at his
place of employment two pitchers thus
provided; and with lids or covers; the one
to contain water for drinking, the other
for evaporation, and he can always have
supply Of cold water in warm weather.
Amy person can test this by dipping fng
er in the water and holding it in the air on
a warm day; after doing this three or
four times, he will find his finger un-
cold,
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CELEBRATION OF The 4TlI OF JULY AT
NORWICH.

CELEBRATION OF THE 4rlI OF JULY AT
NORWICH
The Cadets Of the A. L S. and Military Univer-
SiIy at Norwich VI, in conjunction with the ch-
zens oil the town, propose TO celebrate the ap.
preaching anniversary Of our National Indepen-
aence, in the good old Revolutionary Siyle-and
cordially invite their fellow citizens generally,
without distinction Of political parties, and also,
Institutions, and Students Of lher Seminalies to
unite with them on this interesting occasion The
anniversary Om,ion will be delivered by D. H.
DUSTIN, ESQ, Of Boston, which will be follow
ed by an address from Capt PARTRIDGE, on
The policy of Great Britain towards the United
States, dad an examination into lie projabIiiv of
another rar uih that Nation. The Military
Convention, first assembled on the 4h of July,
1888, will meet on the coming 4th of July at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. in the village Church. All mem
bers of the Militia and Volunteer corps, and also,
all who are friendly to an efficient and well organ
lied citizen soldiery are respectfully invited to at
tend. The customary salules will be fred by the
cadets of the University. A public Dinner will
be provided Al the Boarding House Of The Univer-
sity. In behalf oflhe cadets and citizens
June 2lst, 1915. PARTRIDGE.
Note,-AlI of Capt. P's former pupils are par
ticularly invited 10 attend.
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Teas CoHon.-The cultivation OF cot
ton in Texas is rapidly on the increase. -
During the period between the lst of Sep
TENDER Of last year and the LIST inst, 3d.
400 bales of Texas Cotton have been re-
ceived at this port. Of this 9,465 bales
were brought by sea, and 1895 by way
of Red River.-N 0. Republican JuncG,
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News travcIling IN less than no time
The strange fact is nevertheless demon
slraled TO be true, that news conveyed by
Morse's Telegraph actually travels in less
than no time. For instance, member of
Congress from Missouri commences a
speech in the Capitol at 10 o'clock, and it,
is imme lIateIy communicated by tele-
graph, and is Announced in St. Louis at
about II o'clock, just one hour before
the speaker commenced A correspond
ent oflhe U S Journal says, take any map
and run your eyes due west on the de-
grees, and you will get abundance of a.
musing illustrations Of this eccnt-antici-
pating affair.
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The Union says that Mr. McLane will
sail for England by the steamer Of the
18th of July.
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Scene on board a stcambod,-A gentle
man promenadng the deck-up comes a
good na'ured looking fellow and grasps
his hand. "Ah! how do you do!-glad to
see you-hope you are WE'LL"
"ReaIy sir, you have the advantage-I
don't know you!'
"No advantage at all sir,--for l don't
know you!" (gentlemen separately
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HORSE R4KEG

Fg7he subscribers will manuRctur & keep constantly
on hand Horse Ruhes with steel teeth maze Of the
bcstmatcrialwc finished, warranted to answer the pur
pose intended or no sale
DANIEL TAFT $SONS.
Tansvie April 90 s45. 259ri.