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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSA-
PARlII,A.

TIE wonderful effects OF this medicine upon the blood
are well known to the world. In Diseases arising from
the too free Of mercury is said TO effect speedy
cure; TO get this medicine sure is the only safety. This
medicine has effected great cures, and what il has
doue il do again. and by its the world will be
liCved Of amount Of suffering. The bottles
the size Of the dollar bottles. Retail Price 80 cts
Pamphlets containing full account Ofrhe above medi
cine to be had gratis
ol5-POplv. DIR : J. ALIENS
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31
TO THE PUBLIC.

CALVIN P, NEWTON, successor to !. Newton In
" forms his numerous friends in Norwich aud vicinity,
that lie hns returned to Woodstock where he will
have on hand constant supply ofmedcincs of his own
manufacture.
The complaints heretofore made of Adulterltion in
these excellent articles, formerly prepared by himself
may now ceasc--l those interested will buy al the right
plnce.
2i6 &C.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31
D,HLJE YS

| rTNlIE original and only genuine MAGICAL PAIN EX
4 TRACTOR-the wonder and blessing of the age-f
hundrCd cheaper and superior TO ali other compounds
Fame from million tongues says "neXt to the Bible lei
IL he prizediI it cost s 100 box will keep II con
santll in house, hold II Indispensable as bread" Al
pains, those ofhe burns ARE Instantly stopped
by it, and orbruised swollen broken, strained poisoned
cut, famed, or otherwise wounded parts, cured WR
nut scar. tunes broken limbs raDidiy the worst
piles, sore eyes, c0nspatiOm innamuOn and paniuness
OF the bowels, indeed all internal and extcrnnl soreness
bronchitis aud spinal injuries in truth whether man 6r
beast he suffering, like miracle it cures.
The renovating and balmy influence Of tins wonder
working Sanativc is fast extending Itself into every
ner Of this intelligent continent Look into the splendid
mansion and the fair daughters within its precincts will
say "wc owe much to its magic touch" Turn your
steps towards the more humble Cottage and the tender
mothers vii bless its soothing aid and the prudent hus
bnndman will confess he has never lost cows uddCr,
gcdGd lamb, calf pig, colt, had a CALLED shoulder
bone lost his labor by cuts strains or bruises since he
has used it, Formr,her information see pamphlets in the
hands ofagcnIs to be distributed gratis, and they will
plain the iorgcres upon it and guide you in the way To
secure the genuine Extractor, to benefit the poor 81
cent box is offered BE careful to notice that H. DALEY
be written on each box in reverse coored ink with apen
This the only test by which you be sure to get
the genuine Extractor.
us, }. ALLEN is the wholesale agent for Windsor
Comfy, nj Woodstock. The Cen. Depot ut l2S Fulton
ST. New York, the genuine can also be had the follow
~ Tan & Sons, TalIsvilc, Oliver Bailey. So. Wood.
stock, Il ~ Burke, Springfield, a II Wardner, Wind
s0r, f NJ r Stocker Iatand Walter Brown, Felch-
vile, Davis & Wheeler, Cavcndish Saith Prorlorsvile
J Smith, Ludlow, Tyson Furnace Company Sumner
8 Whccler Plymouth, Geo Mouon, Brideewatcr ! b
Daniorth, Barnard, Merck sylvester Gaysvie. Justin
Morgan, Storbr.dec Briggs 4 Pierce, Rochester; Royal
Flint, Hancock; smith g. BlOd9elt Bethel, Mowrcy &
llntchins, e. Bethel Nev'ns Cos Royaton, Baxter
&c Walbridgc Sharon, Seymour BclknWp, Barnard Ma
Than SNOW, Pomlret, v II Steele, West Hartford,
Brooks, Hartford, Amos Ill., Hanover, n. H. 26G.Gm
rTMcrchants can be supplied by S J Aleu-, Mt New
York wholesale prices, and any Family with little trOu.
bic avail themselves OF this truly WondCr Working
SanatNc. You may rest assured this Save is not
hunbug--it is blessing Try it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31
FARM FOR SALE.

A PLEASANTLY located and well walered FArM.
IN containing 52j QncChec River In Hartford
W.T. Ave miles below the Village Of Woodstock, is now
offered for SALE the whole, divided into small farms
suit purchasers with pleasant building spots and
lent woodlands. This is one Of the best farms in the
country, having theron, three good dwelling houses one
large delightfully."- situated two story house with COnven
lent ouhouSes, md water from never failing spring con
veyed in lead pipes to the house and bansthc meadows
upon the river are large and of an excellent quality,
orchard with some choice fruit, brick yard and clay
superior quality from which the country around suppl
ed with first rate brCkan extensive growth of valuable
timber, and one OF the hest sugar lots in the State
Water power can be ha to almost any extent with a
trnmg rNnense, either from the brook running through
the Farm, from the river. first rate farm OF 800
could he taken from the centre and leave the remainder
for another valuable farm, it might be divided into We
ry small sections, each well accommodated with wood
and water and pleasantly situated good road where
the stage frequently hssses. II will be sold very cheap
the first opportunity and possession given Immediately.
TERMS-Part of the money in advance or within one
year. and the remainder at annual Interest An unlimmt
ed time. JAMES UDALL.
REfEREYcEs-Ethon Burnap Esq. lowell Nathaniel
Hall, Boston, corner Chestnut md Warner streets-Wyl-
lys Lyman, Esq, Burlington, Vl.,; Daniel Marsh, West
Cambridge, Ms,i EthanCushIng Danvers, Mass. 256-Gm
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31
NH DOWNS PROFITABLE BALS.qN.
&c, ELIXIR,

NIIE great Northern remedy for Consumption and all
L other diseases of the LUNGS. The unparalleled sale
and Of which is well known. is therefore
necessary publish long uIsome
ing from irresponsible sources
Can be had or,he following agents and of them only in
tho neighborhoOd,
ST.. ALLEN, Woodstock. Oliver Bailey, South Wood
stock. Chs Tinkham. Quehcee Village. Z. =. Nevins
g. Co Royalton, &c. Brooks, Hartford 249-ly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31
LIBERATION.

THIS certify that have given my son George
Butterneld his time, and trade for himself AM
shall neither claim any Of his wages he accountable
for his contracts aler this date.
JAMES BUTTERFIEID.
West Roxbury, July 4th, 1915. 269-3wt
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31
TO I'LL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN, OR, LEATHER
CcTDRER

A Nom CbemicaI Disroreru.

A .NeD Chemical DiScorery.
Most people know, that skins and hides are converted
into leather by the of Tannin extracted from certain
barks &c.
When the force and strength Of the Tannin is worr
out leather becomes dead mart, dry, bTHUc cracked
couered with a crust, st.. TINS, ILL KNOT, To re
store then is life, SottncsS moisinCSS strength, smooth
ness and all crust N.Y. or bliserc Inc tan
nn This substance the leather never can receive the
second lime but the whole urtHCS oft in this article
the OIL OF TANNlN-which penctrates the s,ifen
and hardest leather has been twenty years IN use
mad If easily with the fingers, IL impart AT once
II strength that is utterly incredible until seen. IL be
comes like ne leather, in all respects, with adeehtlu
soness and polish and makes all leather completely ana
perfectly 1nperUouS to water-parculary hools shoes
carrrge tops harness hose trunks and IN TACT al hnSS
made Of leather, giving splendid polish even hehei
than new leather has and NJ least doubling It's wear ana
durability. in whatever manner the leather Is used
THESE ARE FACTS
Those who will may old shoes, groal with corns
ride with old carriage-tops-have old harness, aud
throw them away half nScd-oOk filthy themselves, ana
NIL about tem-expend double what is necessary for arl
Giles of LEATHER to their hearts content for what we
care IL their prcjudices strong, that they Will moi
try new discovery We have no iavors to ask N them
they are the greatest sufferers and we beg for nobodys
custom or patronage Now, gentlemen, please yourselves
mr. None genuine aness with the fac smile signature
of COMSTOCK co. ,r>,
2i5ccp ly. For SAFE Dy Ut o. y, NI'I.N.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31
TYSON FURNACE,

TaNIE subseriberugent OF the TYSON FURNACE al,
"A Plymouth VT would respectfully inform the former
friends and patrons ofthe establishment and the public
generally that they have hand and continue week
ly to make large assortment o.
TIE most apprOvcd pattern ooking Stores
do do do Parton do do
also PARLOR g. BOYSTOVES,
in great oaricty, tQgcthcr wih eCery c0rie-
fn ne
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31
VALUABLE FARM FOR iS.ALE
IN HARTLAND.

AN the ls day ofsepemher next, shall offer for saie
" the Farm in Harand, formerly owned and now oc-
cupied by Mr. WILLIAM WALKER, consisting of $50
to 24O acres of Lind with Buildings Also, the stock on
said FARM among which the celebrated Horse Morgan
TdiO.
hereby give notice that from this date, ] revoke all
agencies in the purchase and sale Of property in max
Ing contracts OF any kind my and that sale,
purchase contract will he valid acknowledge unless
made by myselrpersonally or in writing.
IT, II. HAMILTON.
Hsrtand July 7th, 1915. a69-6w'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COM
PLANTS.
TO THE PUBLIC:


There is not room in II newspaper advertisement Il
publish the numerous certificates OF cures, but the nya
ia Is referred to medical pamphlet to be had of any
the Agents gratis. such prOolHs constantly lay
ing before the public must convince all that
DR. LARBoR's EXTRACT OF LUNGWoRT
is the only medicine in the world that will cure all who
arc predsp0sed to Consumption, Liver Complaints, or
troubled with Coughs, colds, asthma, pleursy splitting Of
blood Pain in the side and chest difficulty of breathing
ugbness across the chest palpaOn Of tlN heart brOn-
chits throat complaints ana AL affections of the pull
mohary organs. lfths il not sufficient, will refer
my one to Others who M the date Of the abOve)
using this article ina variety OF protraced Lung and Liver
Complaints.
All the certificates shown 10 the Public, prove conc-
siyely, one thng-hatthe Vegetable Extract Of Lung.
wort is possessed Of certain powers in healing the lungs
and restoring energy to those who supposed to be
FIST sinking into the grave, over every other remedy, an
Gent or modern.
And why not? 1t is medicine that is the work Of
day. the compound of drug shop, having only for its
object Il sale. II is remedy that owes lis existence
from natures source certain for complaints of the
lungs, and all the prcmonitory symptoms olcOnsumpon.
Quackery, probably, would put life into skeleton
provided you would believe it; at least the inventors Of
some of the seeming popular remedies would induce you
10 believe so, il possible. 1t is to put in the place osuch
sn remedy really OF use mankind thut the Vegeta-
bic Extract OF Lungwort was made.
The study years. the proportion of the ingredients
their effect upon the systems and the stage oi disease in
patients; all these in the "mnd's eyen of the physi
cian who formed this medicine He knew that to make
some really useful as remedy, study and observation
were necessary failed not to devote all his attention to
the purpose. lie has sucCeded the Vegetable Extract Of
LunGwor has taken its stand and beyond the leading
medicines OF the present time, the only true erAdca
tor olpulmonay CONSUMPTION cytant. This is true,
aud certain; true, because susceptible Of proof certain
because its power and its usefulness, in saving hundreds
from death cannot he COntrOyCrted.
c. j. ROOSEVELT. Sole Proprietor
81 i-2 State st. Albany, NY.
chez; ]. e. Brooks, White River G. Lyman, Norwich;
W. Downcr sharoni E. 7. Ncvans, Roydlton. 253-ly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31

n UINEBAUG scythe stone, A few boxes for sale at
~ Mandatory prices. Also Tans' Scythes. Lamp
SONS Patent snalhs, Mcrs Rakes Hay Forks &c: will
be sold At the lowest price by A, srEARNs,
july Cd 1915.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 81, 1916.
CONCORD RAIL ROAD
Fare reduced to $500 from Concord to Boston


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and aller April LIST, Passenger Trains will run
~ daily, Sundays exCepted,) In connection with tho
Boston and Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroad, al
follows;
Leave Boston att A. NJ. II A. NJ, and l.2PM
Leave Concord at "a A. NJ, ll2OA. NJ, and 3 Ia
PM
Trainsfrom intermediate places will run aslollows viz
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at $40 AM, 1875 p, NJ, and G:40r.M
Nashua at $3.50 A. NJ, l2l5 p. NJ, and 72O p NJ.
Manchester 9;35 A. NJ, li3O p. NJ, aud 9:5 pm.
orlmmediutely the arrival OF the cars from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester l-2 MI, 1875 p, NJ, and p. NJ.
Nashua at l-2 A.. M, las p. NJ. and 5P NJ.
Lowell ut Fl5 A. NJ, r. NJ. and l-2 p. NJ,
or Immediately on the arrival Of the from Concord
he second rainrOn Concord arrives Boston in sen
son for Passenger To take the New York
The road connects with the Boston mud Maine Rail
road so that Passengers mny pnss bctwNt Concord IN
yerhll, Exeter. Dover and Portland either way daily.
STAGES Immediately on the arrival ofthe first train at
concord, leave by various routes for IIOpknton Newport
ClaremOnt and Windsor; for Lebanon nnd IIanOveEPym
onh and IInverh Canaan and Oxford; Meredith Bridge
Centre lInrbOr md the White Mountains On the sec
ond day from Boston, Stnees reach ROyHon, Midirbuy
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line to Montreal and by Steamboat and STAKES
TO Ogdcnsbnrgh; Stages also run from lavorh to stan
send connecting there with Stages to Montreal Numcr
Gus other stages connecting with the Concord Raul Road
run To the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vermont
and the Canadns.
Stages run daily from Franklin and Sandbonton to the
II Ia O'Clock rain returning after the arrival othe
ond train from Boston,
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RICH Jewel, RY1

I 7 or EdsOn's Row, mry he found splendid ma
y sortment Of the richest and most fashionable Jewel
ry. RUSSELL 81 CLARKE.
.Inne 5. ls45.
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PAPER HA.NGINGS!

looO Rolls new and beautiful style Of SATIN and Com
mon room Papers; also Il new Article of Paper window
Curtains and borders for sale, very cheap, by
GEO, II. CHAPMAN, s co.
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NOTICE..

H. persons indebted to l. NJ. G.. Fisher, must call
a nndsettle the same by the fifteenth August 10 save
cost. Sb3'5w "L'""D I''"Hn'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-31

Leave Boston att A. NJ. II A. NJ, and l.2 NJ
Leave Concord at "a A. NJ, lli2OA. NJ, and Ia
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

We published few weeks since the prospectus
Of Gales g. Seaton for publishing at the City oil
Washington Congressional National lnteiligencer
The Wings have long needed careful Congress
ional Register, printed and folded in suitable
form for binding. The publishers of the National
Intelligencer are probably better prepared than
most any other establishment, for such an under
taking. Their corps of Reporters are the best in
the couuiry-ihey enjoy high reputation for ac-
curacy, aud for neatness of printing.
The next session of Congress will be very inter
esting, and will probably continue until mid-sam-
mer The Congressional lntelligcncer will be
published for one dollar for the first session, and
fifty cents for the second session of each Congress
We hope our Wing friends will send on their dol
lars early and secure full and accurate reports Of
Congress. Every Wing reader should have this
work, carefully read it, then bind il and put il in
his Library for future reference
90 We this week publish the Prospectus of
Blair Il Rives for their Congressional Globe
These publishers have already secured good rep
ulallon, and an extensive patronage among the Lo.
co Foco party This they have deserved and will
no doubt continue to deserve still larger patron
age. We recommend this work TO our Loco Foco
friends.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

ii6.t Case AT the Court Of Common Pleas at Green
hed last week, Of much public interest was tried
winch we nave heard the result 1t indictmen nj
against r. Taylor, late editor Of the franklin Democrat
ana william chapman for LIBEL on Hon George r Da-
Wis Of Greenfield Tie libel was written by Chspman and
published over his signature in the Democrat in April
slo, with m editorial preface discaming any
oy Tor its statements On the trial. the defendants offer.
cd to give the truth in evidence, aud alleged that il was
published from good motives aud for usahle ends But
me Jury rendered verdict Of guilty against Chapman
thereby establishing the falsehood and malice of the libel
ous article Taylor the editor, acquitted, probably
because he discaimed all connection with the article The
case occupied more than four days Counsel for the Gov
eminent, Mr. Porter, District Attorney, aud George Ash.
mum for the defendants, W. Griswold and BENZ f. Hal.
lett
We understand that Mr. Hulett filed exceptions and ear
red the case TO the Supreme Court on the ground Tint
there is no law 10 punish beer in this Cornmon wepb
Springfield Republican
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27
The School House.

Now is the time, for our farmers 10 commence pre-
pairing for the winter school. We are afraid the i'm.
pouancc of this school business is much underTal-
ed. In the first place, il is oil important that the
school should be comfortable house not a rick.
ETY. old barn with hall the windows out and the wind
bowling through the cracks. Children cannot study,
with every thing uncomfortable around Them Their
health must be attended to- unless you want them
coming home at night with colds coughs and fevers,
aud before the winter half out compelled 10 stay
home and lose half the benefit of the school, Then,
we beg you not to hire teacher because you can get
his services cheapy. You cheap teachers are moi the
thing. This education is matter for le and econo.
my in this business is misplaced Your boys and girls
are forming habits aud receiving impressions which
last always good farmer would not engage a vi
clous or incompetent To break his cle for him
no, not he would do it at half price And lastly,
when You have got good school house and good
teacher, don't imagine that you have finished tie bu
sneSs, Every man, who sends to the school, should
lake interest enough in il, 10 call in occasionally and
see how the school comes on. farmer would hardly
SCI stranger al work in his field and pay him sound
price, without looking in TO see if the business went
on properly. Let the teacher feel, and the children
see that you attach kind Of importance to their
mental and moral training; il will encourage and slim.
n'ae them both 10 greater usefulness and activity.
GALAXY
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

~ The VERNoSr PHGSIx (Braleboro) coniradets the
statement OF our Montpelier correspondent that three Of the
five Judges who compose the Supreme Court Of that S,n
are Loco Foeos That Court appears to consist of Judges
Royce and Bennett, Wings, Redfsld and kellogg oeos
ana Chef Justice Williams, Bifneyile. Considering mai
ms Court Is annually elected by the Legislature which il
wing, we think the liberay displayed in eectnq and re
eeeung political opponents (ofen aud sometimes ,o
suPersede good Wigs have seldom been eqnnied 4, IL
right however, and not less polite, choose the ei,et
men LOT Judges, without regard 10 party The Indians
might those Of our own State, where though two ,hrd If
The mn'ured ability of the Bar is Wing we have no Wa,
years ~ Y. Tribune ~ 80" wi many
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

HonRInLE.-Threec children Of Mr. Wallace Of
Papermill village, Alstead, came TO their death in
the following manner, on Monday night last
While Mr. Wallace was absent from home, the moth
er 1.-THE unfortunate children, wishing TO spend the
evening at one Of the neighbors. put her children
TO bed-lhe eldest but years old-and leN the
house Not long after, the house was discovered
to be on ire and before proper assistance could be
rendered, all three of the children were consumed
IN the flames. The house, by great exerlion, was
saved from being entirely destroyed, though il was
much damaged. The house was owned by Mr. Ed
mund Blake, OF this vlage.-Belloios Fails Gas
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

CHURoH SrATisrIos--Errors corrected!
Lowell with its population of 5000 % places of public
worshiP-[EI paper f"'''@
Chicago with population of 70 coo has II n,css Of nbl
worship-[Cheago Gazette. ' : F''
And Racine. with $500 inhabitants has lie six places Of
plc "ofshp-one to every ZIG aud wothrd sous Advo.
Greenhed with its population of 1900 has rIvE places Of
puzzle worship being one for every 200 sous Greenfield Gaz
slight mistake, Mr. Gazete9oO divided by gives quo
tent Of 800 instead Of eco Breboro village confirms pop
naon OF about 400 and places of public worship being
for every $40 There are two places for public worship
near the center Of the for the accommodation the peo
pie out of this village.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

Wy Jore Fowl act Our village is infested by a set
of graeeess asca who steal they lay hands
on They have put under contribution. Here
have we been for three good months literally tuing our
poultry before killing ilregardng all the while with
much pride and self coupaeeneya were in i'm
agnauon the savory thanksgiving up step these
villains and take all-enving even as much as
dom stick 10 lay our jaws TO- What do they think we
are to do with extra accompaniment of vegetables
We sreho Graham,eswe can't live on grass. II is our
private opinion that they had better bring back them
chiek'n r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

o. We have received the first number of
" DIcKiNsoN's TYPocRArnrc ADVERTISER" pub
lished at Boston by Samuel N. Dickinson g. Co
Il is certainly the most beautiful specimen of the
topographic art we have ever seen. The principal
design Of the publication is the general diffusion
among printers Of such specimens of type and ma
teria pertaining to The Printing Business as Dick
inson a. Co now manufacture 1t contains good
reading matter, besides.