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VALUABLE BOOKS.
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ENIRaT BDOKs or NATURAL HISTORY 10, school. co,<,.
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hrm-hi' OF orni'holosy il- Natural History Binds
4 Elements 81 HeiFetalo,y htayo.ecy The Natup o
Of Rept rs al Fishs.. '
honu-ca. - ~ MN
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4 tlrmenis Of Eltany Tie Nsnrl Hissory Of Pant.
9 .rrehu e Geology TIDE NAtha ofths E.nb. stre
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No. ~ HARPERs' BIsLR-J. Rama, mn,
y o., have for
Harr-s II Istraed Bible, u Nos.
LII. N s the inPoTislor-, frou Danish of Hans Chr
uah Anderson, translated BY Mary Howht-Ise
Pocket Edition OF James Ancisut Eer,n.-asr
hinWek 's-te, with other Poems, by Fitz Green Haeeh
beautiful edition '"'
Copanis Dictionary Of Practical M.aiein,-,,r -,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24
CHAPTER H. The Wife.

1t was the year 40; and twelve years
Mary had been wife; eleven a mother.
Poor creature" and poor Mrs Alden'
people said now, when they saw how she
toiled and denied herself especially when
they reflected in what Indulgence she had
been reared; how many and clamorous
her wants for recreation, and Injuries of
all sorts, had been, and how these had
been gratified.
New-ah! you would not have known
her. Her eyes ence 80 full and restless
well might they be sunken then, and sub
dued, and gentle in their light; Tor Heav-
en- knows that they had looked upon much
darkness and sorrow, had felt many, MANY
long hours in watching and WEAKNESS; and
although she sang and tried to be hopefu
always, and pressed their lids close, had
yet let fall many a scalding tear, Her
form was attenuated an bowed somewI,ai:
yet it seemed by her strong voice, and the
clear light Of her eve, not SO much in dis.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24

MORNING. How beautiful is the revi-
val of Nature from her dark sumbers in
the arms of Night! Wha, an image Of
the dawning of eternal life to the emanci-
pated spirit after the shadow of,he grave!
How good, how great, how wise is the
Almighty Author of all, who plants in the
seasons and in the elements, in the chang.
es OF the world and in the revolutions of
Nature, the symbols of his benifcence
and his power, with promises of love and
blessings and protection.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24

STATE or VERMONT,l The Hon. Probate
Of larttordTo all persons concerned in the estate Of
Lyman rockway, lHtc of Norwich in sd District drcess
ed. GREETING.
Whereas, Philip Wheeler ESQ., Administrator of The
estate Of said deceased requests sad Court IN allow him
he further time ofone year from aud auer the seventh
day OF Augusta. ID. 1915 10 make payment or the debts
a. close the settlement Of the estate.
Therefore, you ARE hereby notified that said application
will he heard NJ session of the Probate Court to be
held nj The Prubale office In Woodstock the 9TH dsy
premises. 'tr ~.
And this order shall be Published three weeks success
stvey In the woodstock Age; II newspaper printed ut
Woodstock In this State, the last of which publication
sha be beiore the day assigned for hearing aforesaid
Given under my hand at tho Probate Office at Wood.
stock, this ID day OF July-A ID. le45
9es sw DEL BILLINGS, Register,
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATlIfR IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN, OR, LEATHER
ID ~ ID
A New Chemical Discovery

II JVeW CHeWtCut OiSCOUtfy'
Moat people kno that skins aud hides converted
into isaih by the Of Tannn extracted nom certain
burks DC.
When the force and strength Of the Tnnnin la worn
out leather becomes dead, hard, dry, brittle cracked,
cOvered Nth crust, &C. THIS dLL KNOB. 10 70
store then " Hf soness, noistne SS, strength, smooth
ness aud remove all crust y, or me Tan
min This substance the leather never can receive the
second imc but tho whole urtus oft are In ms article
the OIL or TANNlN-whch peneIrates the sIIiirsl
and hardest leather ft has been twenty years III uSti
md VII tears easily with the hnscrs 1t inphrr III once
strength that is utterly incredible until seem u DC
comes IKE nsw leather in all respects with ndelshini
soitncss and polish and makes all leather conpetey ana
perfectly irperuiOuS 10 particularly bools shofS,
carrgctops harness. hose, trunks, ana met an M'ngS
maze OF leather giving splendid polish even hlGnet
man new leather hns and dtieast douWng s wear hu
dnrnnilLty' IN whatever manner the leather Is USED
THESE ARE FACTS.
Those who VIII may old shoes gronn with corns
ride win OLD carriaee-tops-hnve old harness, and
throw them away half uscd-look filthy themselves, and
M about ,hcnexpcnd double what is necessary tor arti
ces Of leather, TO their hearts content Tor what we
care, rtheir rJudces nre strong. tlu they will
try new discovery. We have nvors 10 ask Of them
they nrc the greatest sufferers and beg for nobody
custom or patronage Now gentlemen, peasc Yourselves
Ut None genuine anlcsS with the fac smile signature
Of COMSTOrK ~ co.
2I5-erp ly For sale by DR. g. J. ALLEN,
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THE SICK.HEADACHE,
EITHER .NERTOUS OR BILIOUS

1YAn attentive perusa of the following Will, II Is be-
licved nlll repay all classes Of readers:
CHARACTERISTICS disease is one from which arises
more misery to the human family than is scceray sup
scd; being directly fatal, 1t Is often neglected, or
persons much TO the use o pnrgaves md other med
icnes, impair their general health and often induce
fatal diseases Thcarticle, DIR. SPOllNS HEADACHE
REMEDY, from Cnmstock,s a. Co., now offered, seems
to have overcome these difficulties While effects are
mos powerful and immediate in curing attack keen
ing il OF it is perfectly mild and innocent to be
used for infants with the greatest effect and safety. This
has now bean tested by mOny OF the highest members
al this , ms 10 require no further proof.
lfthkcn few times in ms nnny hours, when there arc
Indications Of IN approaching attnck, it is Is ALL
CASES to prevent the attack. II used for few weeks
the Premon0rl symptoms gradually suhside, until they
wholly disappear md NEVER, with some 2rcn external
or predisposng canse rGun. lfhe pcrs0n ntsiCCs 10
,se it ill the heachc 1t sometimes cpres in
sahy hut at others the will have their for
two or three times, and then whoIy disappear For sale
by Is j. ALLEN. 2l3,l !eOw
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A NEW FRA IN MEDICINE
DR.. SMITHS CELEBRATED SU.
GAR COATED PILLS,
OR IMPROVED
INDL4N TEGETARLE PILLS.

ER SMITHS celebrated Sugar Coated Pills ARE found
NJ superior ioall other medicines ever discovered Tor
mPurity OF the blood because they not only clenst the
stomach and bowels from all Bilious iumors, but Also
promote proper and natural discharge from the ungs,
Skin and kineSs Thus By single operation Of this
wonderful pusative medicine the natural outlets oihe
system opened aud all morbid and corrupt humOrs,
the cause odsease expelledin cusI that
the body is restored to health ms ifby magic
DR. Smiths Sugar Coated, nr improved Indian Vegeiu
he Pills. aid improve Digestion, Headache and
Dizziness Fevcrs, scoula Cancers Gravel Innamations
rheumatism, Pain in The head side, hack and stomach
Dia-rhuGa Dysentery and Collie. Palpntiou of the
Hearts Loss OF Appetite and lOwnecs of Spirits Worms
Billions Observation-Disclosures aud oih,r romplaiefs
incidents to women in when they have the most napp,
effects.
For worms the pills are nallihe--many children in
New YORK have been spared TO their parents by the time
ly use OF these mild and eDlracous Pills
This is the most pleasant and eilcacous medicine in
the world and being tree from the usual OF medicine
does not produce nuiscn or disgust.
Price 25 cents per Box
@. BENJAMIN SMITH, NJ. n.
President of the New York College of Health uponev
cry Box.
For sale by s. ALLEN, Woodstock.Vt. ga
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CHOOSING A WIFE. Young men, a
word in your ear. When you choose a
wife, don't be flcn ated with a dushing
creature, fond of society, vain aristocrat-
lcal, and snowy in dress You do not want
doll or coquettc for partner
Choose rather one Of those retreiny, mod
est, and sensible girls, who have learned
to deny themselves, and possess some
decided character, But above al', seek
tor good disposition. A popular writer
well observes that no trait Of character is
more valuable in female than the pos
session ola sweet temper. Homo can
never be made happy without it. 1t is
like the flowers that spring up in our path
way, reviving and cheering us. Let a
man go home at night, wearled and worn
by the tolls the day, and how soothing
is word dictated by good disposition,
it is sunshine feeling upon his heart. lie
is happy and the cares life are forgotten.
A sweet temper has soothing influence
over the minds Of whole family. Where
it is found in the wife and mother, you
may observe blindness of natural heart.
Smiles, kind words and looks character
lze the children, and love have their dwell
ling there. Study to acquire and retain
a sweet temper. 1t is more valuable than
gold, it caPtivates more than beauty, and
o the close Of life retains all its freshness
Ind power HH..
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POETRY.
From the Democratic Review.
TIE YOUNG AMER iCAM
ny ALEXANDER II. EVERETT,

BY ALEXANDER II. EVERETT
Scion Of a mighty stock;
innds of iron, hearts of oak,
Follow with pnAinching trend
Where the noble fathers lend.
Gran and subtitle ,reachery.
Gallant youth! are not for ihes'
Follow thou in word and deeds
Where tho God within tho leads
Honesty with steady eye,
Truth and pure simplicity,
Love tha, genlv winneth hearts,
These shall be thy only arts.
Prudent in the council train
pnunlless On the battle plRin,-"-
Ready Mt Thy country's need
For her glorious cause 10 bleed
When the dews Of night distil
Upon Nelnon's holy hill
Where above it cleaning far
Freedom lights her guiding 1'ar'-'-
Thiher turn the steady eye,
Flashing with purpose high
Thher with devotion meet,
Often turn the pigri'n's feo',
Let thy noble motto DO
Gop,-the NTRY,--LiBERTY.-
Planted on Religions rock,
Thon shalt stand in every shock,
Laugh at danger for or NEAL
Spurn at baseness, - spurn at fear.---
Sill with persevering might,
Speak the truth, and do the right
10 shall peace, charming gueat.
Dove-iike in our bosom rest,
So shall honor's steady nlazs
Beam upon thy closing days
Happy If celestial favor
Smile upon the high enceGVor;
Happy ifit be thy call
In The holy cause 10 fall
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION A N ID LIVER COM
PLANTS.
TO THE PUBLIC:

" IHE L u DLIL.
There IL not room III II newspaper advertisement to
publish the numerous certificates vi cures hut the invn-
Id Is referred to medical pamphlet to be hud Of any OF
nc Agents Snts. such prVO Ms we ARE CONSTANT! hay
ING beinre the public must convince that
Or. LARhOR'S EXTRACT or LuNGWORT
the ON! medicine In he world that will cure all who
Mt pTedisposed to Consumption, Liver Complaints, or
troubled with Coughs cudr W. TINA pleuris> emitting OF
blood Pain in the side and chest, difficulty Of breathing
lShhesS across the chest, alpHuh oi the heart. non.
chlls, throat complaints, and AL affections OF the pul.
monary orsans If this is not sufficient, will refer
any one to others Who ut the date Of The nbOve now
using this article inu variety Of prOraCted Lung Liver
Complaints.
All the certificates shown to the Public prove conclI.
svely, one lhnGhui the Vegetable Extract Of Lung.
wort POSSESSED Of certain powers, in healing the lungs
and restoring energy TO those who supposed TO 10
last sinking into the grave, every other remedy, an.
Client or modern.
And why nol Il It's medicine that is not the work OF
da! the compound Of drug shop, having only for itu
object safe. II Is remedy that owes lis existence
from natures source, certain cure for complain Of the
lungs ana all the IremonOry symptoms Of consumption
Quackcry, probably, would pat new life into n skeleton
provided YOU wouldbeeVe III at least the inventors II
some of the seeming popular remedies would induce yop
10 believe so, possible, II is 10 put in the place oisuch
stun remedy really Of use to mankind thut the Vegeta.
bic Extract OF iunew0rt WAS made.
The study oyears, the proportion OF the ngred tents
their effect upon the systems, and the stage Of disease In
patients; all these were III the "minds Ac" Of the phy 81
elan who formed tins medicine lie knew that to make
some really useful NJ remedy study and observation
were necessary failed not to devote all his attention to
the purpose. lie has Succeeded the Vegetable EXtrnct OF
LungwOrt has taken its stand aud be, nnd the Leading
medicines OF tho present iime as the only true crAdcn
cor OF pulmonary CONSUMPTION cxulnt This IL true
md cerIani true because susceptible Of proof cerruin
because its power aud its usefulness, in saving hundreds
from death cannot he cuntrOyertCd.
C. j. ROOSEVELT, Sole Proprietor,
~ !-2 State 81. A lbany, NY
AGENTS.--S. j ALLEN Woodstock; e.. Tmhhnm. luz
Chez j, G. BROOKS, White Rivers G Lyman, Norwich,
w. DowneT sharoni e. p. Ncvrs, Royaltou, Costly
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Upset a loaf into key ofground ginger,
and you will speedily have good ginger.
bread
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IRON gro TIMES CHEAPER THAN ~.
FORE,OR NOTHING lF TIE USER Is NOT
DEIIGllIED WlIll II.

DEIlGllIED VIII IT.
4 article that every flml must consider inlispensi
y tile when they know its power and vHuC, aud hCh
l. heretofore been sold too high to reach all classes
has uow eli reduced in price with view that rich and
pdOr, high aud low, sud IN tact every human being may
ejOy its comforts; aud all who get sha have the price
returned to them they not degh ted with its
We assert without the possibility of contradiction, that
all burus du scals every external sore, old or fresh and
all external pains a aches no matter where, shall he
reduced comfort by il in five minutes saving life limb
or scar No burn eau he ittl ifhsis appednnless the
yitus destroyed by the accident 1t is truly magical
to uppenrancc in It's effects. Enquire Tor Cunnels Mag
lea Pain Extractor Stlve.n ut C0nlstock mud Cos, 81
CORTLAND Street, New York.
Price q cents, nr four times much for 80 cents.
We assure yon, the responsibility Of our characters,
that sympathy for human suffering induces, at least IN
part earnest solicitation that simple trial should
he nude IN any affection namedbc We think il not
mprud.nt much 10 say that netting like il or in
degree elltGtua, has ever been discovered N indie
icnc.
Yon will please observe tina, is no Sovereign remedy
Tor all compsins,' hut EAternn application and will
cure tn UllUwing-Brls, ScnIis, Frosted parts. chill
bhLs Chalr or gall chaps, letter, pmpIe, botcl GGn,
ulcer sQrn, erysrelas sahs, cuts, ruisrs, strains ear
uud OOthachc, nnnps sore throat runrOnnds, whIOws
piles, rinaworn, salt Rhcnm, Barhers Itch, weak sight,
cabuncc, eruption, sore eyes aud lids, sore lips, pnnr
lures, nrs and warts, fever pains pain in the back and
side, tender feet, nllannOry rhcnati>nI, tic dolorcuy
ugue In ce and breast fever sore. old burn prcy
hrnd, uimcd shin, broken brCast, sure nipples, rough
hnncs, hstcrcd surfaces dressing for hsicrs. white
swenos cold in wounds, corIs, general sores small
poy marks.
Though we have named numerous affections, expert.
rnce has taught lis that they not too many. II will
he necessary 10 know that the article called ConnciS In
the only one we can recommendation must caution against
some munitions winch have reason to blieve Hrc o no
use hut injurious. We will present ii TO the poor who
have actua need Of it, aud whom YOU may send for IT,
Remember it il CONNEl'S Magical Pain Extractor.
All country merchants requested to take it to their
towns commission, the grenicst blessing III mankind
ever discovered in medicine This is strong language,
but you may depend It's power will full Justify ill., CAL
nah the Agents fur pamphlet gratis to nl and very in
ere.ting, also the names OF all tho '""""nen Of New
York
CAUrION-Bc sure and get Councils as councr(rls
and worthless appear under other names. see that it is
direct from Con4lock aud a. Go. or ncve, touch ii.
III HMM. MI
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TYSON FURNACE,

'ENlE 'nhscrlhcraGen, OF the TYSON FURNACE at
Plimnnth VI, would respectfully inform the former
friends and patrons oIthe establishment and the pubic
generally that they have now hand aud continue Wrpk
" to make Il large assurmen q,
IhcmOt approximation Ooking Stores
do Ito do PuriOr do d0
atSo PARLOR g. BOX4STOTE.S,
IN great cmiety, togcthcr wth cUcry roric.
I'm Of
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24

"5 OR 81, EDSON'S ROW.
EpUSSELL& CLARKE havcjust received large
u addition TO their former stock OF Cutlery which Is
pr tty well known to be the largest and best assorl
mcnt kept Tin divers parts about here considerable"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24
PEPPER HANGL.NGSI

( NASH rAlD Tor Nealskns,
" JOEL EATON,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-06
CHAIRS! CH.AIRS!!

l"HE undersigned respectfully announces
Il to the citizens of Burlington and else
where, and to the public in general, that he
has commenced the manufacture Of Chairs
Of all kinds, to wit:-Fancy, French, Scroll
Tops. Stat Backs, Common and Boston
Rockers, &C., on Columbia st, opposite Nc
Cutcheon's store, in the building formerly
occupied rs the Gazette office. Where he
will furnish to order at the shortest no
tice to suit purchasers. low for cash oil
country produce. Call folks and see fol
yourselves; no charge for showing Furni
turc.
Also, 4 quantity of Carpenters Tools FOL
sale low for cash or country produce.
LEVI B. AUSTIN.
Burlington, Feb '44-ly