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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-14

A HINT.-Adrian was the first empor-
err who wore long beard, and this he did
to cover the warts on his face.
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BROAD CLOTHS s CASSlM ERES.
| OW PRICED Blue Black, Black, Blue, Brown &
OncraeiNns OH the Y'celh.

H. S. CHASE, NJ. ID. DENTAL SURGEON.
WooaSioch, w., Office in the Bunk Building
ENvery operation performed on strictly scientific and
EL approved principles, with little pain as the ma
ture Of the case will allow.
Teeth extracted with "Cheyaliers" Celebrated For
ceps, with far less pain than is usually experienced
Nerus, OF teeth entirely DESTROY ed iihout tie use Of
Instruments Tartar removed, ana the teeth tho oughly
cleanSed without injury TO the Enamel.
Artificial crowns fitted to the roots of front teeth In
such manner " to be seryceabc tor years, and defy
detection.
Decayed teeth plugged with gold or tin foil although
tor LIE.
dH Diseases Of The mouth and gums, treated On corec,
principles,
The loss Of part or the whole OF the teeth. supplied
with inCurrupble 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 18th ,lS45. o67.tf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-14

Certificate Of Col. Samuel Kendall Of
Enosburgh, Vermom,-This may certify
that in the winter of 1887, my eldest
daughter was attacked with a cough, which
lasted Cor some two or three months which
daily increased, so much so that she was
unable 10 rest at night, which wasted her
strength, and to all appearance she could
not exist many weeks longer; when, upon
trying Do,ons' Vegetable Balsamic EErw,
she received immediate relief; her cough
ceased, and did not return during the re-
mainder Of the season | have constantly
kept it in my honse since. and | do not
hesitate to say, from its use in my own
family, and its good effects upon others,
that | consider it one of the best medicines
for diseases of the lungs that have ever
known. SAMUEL kendall.
Enosburgh, VT, Oct IL, 1914.
This may certify that am well acquain-
ted with Col. Samuel Kendall, and also
with the case above stated, and do not
hesitate to say that it is the truth.
MOSES Nj. CHAMBERLAIN,
273 3w Justice of the Peace.
sEPPrepared only by N, H. Downs,
Troy, Orleans Co., Vt.-Sold by CURTIS
& 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
Curtis 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. VT,
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A CHINESE LOVE SONG.

] give thee all, can no more,
Except pound of tea;
My heart and song are all the store
That have got for thee.
A gong, whose lhund'ring twang reveals
More noise than any bell;
And better still, heart that feels
Much more than gong can tell,
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.SETTI EL SETTLED

g J.ALLEN, would jns say TO those indebted ia
-. him that they MUST call and settle immediateiy
as avns disposed of his Drug Store he will leave this
place he.frst of September. 29i-3w
Aug "A. lsi5
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-14

I'm Army tearing .Mod,1d:-Spmish
Ladies on horsebach, Many of the ladies
came on the walks to take their last fare
well, and just as we were moving off,
forming the rear-guard, in the afternoon
of the 3Ist, a beautiful CIR, Tightly clothed,
refused to leave her lover, an English Off
Ger in the Portuguese Cacadores, who dis
mounted and tied his silk handkerchief
round her neck, aud placed her sideways
on his horse.-Towards evening the wind
blew keeuly, and saw her enveloped in
soldiers great coat Many females left
their homes in similar manner with the
French officers, and travelled about with
the army on horseback and astride, clad in
the uniform Of the Polish lancers,o hussars
splendidly embroidered, with crimson
trousers, made very wide in the Cossack
fashion. The ladies of Spain frequently
ride astride. with pan,aloons, and Hess-
an boots, with habit buttoned up before
and behind, and, when they are on horse
back, it is unfastened and hangs down
on each side to conceal their legs from
view.-MarweWs PeninSular Sketches.
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ROYALTON &C ADEMY,


WE ran term will commence Wednesday, Sep.
TENDER 10Th, The school will be under the cOntin-
ntd and approved instruction Of Mr. Sylvanus Bates The
services Of Miss Maria L. Russell, lady of superior at
ahwehts and excellence and several years percnCe in
teachine, have been secured.
young Indies will enjoy peculiar advantages for acqulr-
ing correct knowledge OF Drawing, Painting. Music and
the French Language.
Gentlemen designing TO become teachers, will receive
appropriate attention. Frequent and familiar lectures
VIII he given on the sciences.
Board, in good families and reasonable terms may
be obtained or tor those who prefer 10 board them
selves.
Tuition in English from $3.50 to 800
hatlh ana Greek, 800
ITchcH, 400
Drawing and Painting , LOO extra
Music including the use OF Instrument 10000
ELISHA RlX, Secretary
koyaton, Jnly 2lst, l6i5. 27lu
BROAD CLOTHS s CASSlM ERES.
I oW PRICED Blue Black, Black, Blue, Brown &
IL Green
CLIO THS
Fancy Casslmeres and Docskns, Cheap-some Us low ~
76 cents.
S4TINETTS, plain ana fancy from 40 cents up
Kentucky Jeans from 20 to 20 Cents-and other goods
for making cheap sack coats, at equally low prices
Ut HOoi IS ioW md oar go0dS IRE l0tC in proportion
Give us call, you want be sure to get your men,
cys worth. Z DANA, in,
July II, l545. 272
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JTOOL.

There Is no honesty in The federal clam
or about wool and the Tmif, and as title
sense as honesty. The articlcof prool does
not bear quite as high prices this gear as ii
dill last ,andMe achigs cry out: See the effect
of Mr. Polh'S Administrations! Had the
price happened to hare been higher than it
acas last gear, they ,couId hare exclaimed:
See the effect off The TARIFF! In either
ease there ,eouid BE- neither huth or sense IN
The exclamation. The same ,chig Tariffs
in operation that ras last gear, amd If
there is any prospect that ii mag be
changed it Is that ii 'riN Jem facOr Of The
vOol-growcr. The wAig tariff of1842, be
it remembered, aoas made for The manufac-
turcr Of orool and not for the producer.-
Let it be remembered that he democrats
proposed and roted for higher duty on
,cOol, and WIGS oOted it do,cn! But
not TO d'0cN on that noU, are wiHinquirc IN
10 The ca"scs Of the reduction Of prices Of
,cool since last gear:
To come at 1t at once, ,oc wW say that
there are three principal causes, aad they
are all so ccry apparent that tOname them IS
alme crre to do bJore oar common sense
rcuderS:
LIST. Much more wool was purchased
last year than the year before.
I'd, l3,S0S, Gas lbs OF coarse wool was
imported last year, whereas but 3,773, 0S3
was imported the preceding year.
Sd. The amount of wool produced
this year is much greater than it was
last.
These reasons we think sufficient, and
they would seem to be more than sufficient
to account for all the reduction in the
price Of wool since last year.
The large importation last year of 10,
sOS ,G45 pounds, against 3,773,0S3 the
year before should not escape he atten-
ton of those who look at this subject 1t
is more than three times as much as
all the wool produced in the whole
sta:eoiVermont. And this Importation takes
place when the boosted wing tariff of 40
is in the full tide of its influence. This
ought to open the eyes of the farmers to
see that the tariff was made for the manu-
factwer and not for them. The duty on
he 1885, 45 pounds of wool did not
exceed Mrte and Il halt mills per pound
Wonderful protection this to farmers
And the wings would have them believe
that ruin upon ruinalion will come upon
them If democrats NEEDLE with the tariff
AS IT IS. Is the moon made of green
cheesc?-Keene Republican.
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TIE Wool MARKET.-1He Washing
ton Republican, published IN one Of the
largest and finest vool-gro1ri"g sections Of
the country, says; There IS at present no
actiyity IN the moOl business in this section
of Pennsylvania. Every Thing looks dull
and torpid Perhaps full 500, 900 pounds,
hal The crop, hare been taken mp By the
dealers at prices rarying from % 10 33
CENTS. Fclc clips 1any hare been sold at a
higher rate than 33 cents. Much The high
est proportion brought 80 eents-,fne clips
only haze brought 33 cents ind Mis is
The glorious result Of Wing protection!
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MAR RTE Id
DIED.

In this village, on the LIST inst, after long con-
fnement, EUNICE EMILY, wife of EDWIN
HUTCHINSON, ESQ, aged SO years.
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j. p, for the County of Esser, ~ j.
ELIAS WIN.AN,

j. p. Jor borough Of EH@abdhtovn, ". j,
S. J. ALLEN, Druggist, Woodstock,
w., is Agent for Windsor County, coun-
try Agents will be supplied by him, for
cash or on commission at N. York whole
sale prices.
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w o o T.

A FIRST rne ASSORTMENT OF Broadlohs Cassmercs
"A salinetIs and other Goods Will be exchanged for
WOOL i offered soon, and the highest price given
Our WoOens are cheap and WOOi hugs az mqny G00ds
as ever 212 CHA'S DANA
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PLAYING, VISITING AND BLANK
CARDS.

GEORGE COOK Of the firm Of Ely Smith &
W Cook, for the past six years manufacturer Of the
celebrated Bartlett Cards would inform the public and
the patrons Of the old Establishment, No. II Fulton ST.,
where he has always been employed, that he continues
the manufacture Ofall the varieties of Playing, Visiting
and Blank Cards heretofore furnished by the Establish
ment-and that orders for the various kinds will be faith
fully and promptly executed application his sole
agents, Messrs ELY LATHAM, No II Fulton st. az
the following prices, usual discount off, for cash those
who buy to sell again, viz:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-14

WANTED.-One hundred and seventy
five young men of all shapes and sizes,
from the graceful dandy with hair enough
on his upper works to stuff a BARRIERS cush-
ion, down to the little hump-backed ,freck-
lc-faced, bow-legged, carrot-headed up
start, The object is to form gaping
corps, TO be in attendance at the church
doors on each Sabbath before the COM
mencement divine service, to stare at the
females as they enter, and make delicate
remarks on their persons and dress. All
who wish to enlist in the above Corps, will
please appear at the various church doors
next Sabbath morning, where they will be
duly inspected, and their names, personal
appearance and quantity ofbrains register
ed in book kept for that purpose, and
published in the newspapers. To prevent
general rush, it will be well to state that
none will be enlisted who possess intellec-
tual capacities above that OF an ordinary
well-bred donkey-"DOwn east' paper.
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~ The last doubt removed!-

Ehzabethto,cn, ~ j., Feb. 20, l843,
,AJom t'oo months ago / 'oas seized wiM
a violent Cold, 'ohich soon caused raising
of blood. / tried vmtouS remedies, hut
none did any good; but, on the cOntrary,mu
cough increased, and ii was tencda would
result in Consumption. By accident, DR.
lNstcr's Family Medical Guide met mig
eye, which recommended Bslsam of wild
Cherry. / purchased a bottle, used ii,
md IN one weck ceased raising blood
my cough entirely disappeared, and my
hcahh was completely rest0rted, enabling
me to attend to my business as usual,
JAMES w. WOODRUFF.
We, tie undersigned, are acquainted
~iM Mr. J. w. Woodruff, and can assure
all ,cho do not k,sOw him that his statement
i, entitled to full credit. Where he is
kno'On his word needs not our endorsement.
dPDTIOS I1TER
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January, after which time the Congttssion
Al Globe and Appendix will each be 81 for
he session, and no deduction. will be made
N account Of The number OF copies taken"
TERMS. +
Tor one copy of The CUngression
al Globe 81 80
For one copy Of the Appendix 90
For four copies OF eiIhsr, or part
Of both 5 90
For twenty liye copies Of either,
or part Of both 25 90
The money may be remitted by !
our risk. Ii should be here by the {
December, at farthsst, to procure all the
numbers promptly.
Proprletors Of newspapers who copy this
Prcsprclus,and send TO us one copy Of their
paper containing 1t, shall have their names
entered on our books for one copy Of the
Congressional Globe and Appendix daring
the session.
Our prices for these papers are so low
that we cannot afford TO credit them our,
therefore no person need consume bis
time in writing lof them and not send
ing the money,
BLAIR 81 RIVES.
Washington City. October 4, lSi5
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I'm interesting PamphIci, calied the
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DIRECTORY,

| ~ n Az a. ~ K ~ Il II
FOR Gratuitous Circulation to ull persons who
will cad, Preserve and Lend it, ut u. Luz
3lo0msburg John Moore, Dlnviile, John Ruscr
Milton, W acr & Co. Berwick.
an a.. o...,,
-" "e Jo"o'0"S """'e" '4Tt'C'eS ""0e W
td"ed utOUHHaed PCpUGFHy yCi<:
II RLoumot;sn Cor,r,ctod cor,is stiff Ioi,,,s ond
lGout. viII po,tiyely he cured Inv the s,lc use ol
1.-The L,dion Tcgeta5h EErjr and Liujlocut Tbe
sconticaj ye iit ,o call nm, he ncrsonallv rcf,r.
red f., ro,tl,,on Of the hi,,hest standing m thi
rity ,yEn la. bccn cn,od If Ebonmatism Inv th,g
,emc1, ,Ti,,,oro ,,,rra,,,,I tho o,I, Genuine
DgIf,cos--Dr NcNa,r,s 1co,,yijc (,lI bosprov
ed yery s,,c,es,r,l in curino even total pcafnrss
| We have many certificates Gom citizen. VINO have
| ,scd This on, with comulete success W.. Icyito
III ,ybn are To"bIed with anv disease of the raT
~, ovnn,ine mo nroof
| TonrI.,Is IVryjern Judjan Pg0acea i the host
lGnily mrIirine in the world iti.acure for gv.,
ncnsio Asthma Liver complaint. INDIGESTION Cus-
li,vene,s Jsundicc Epilesosy. Debility. DC. Nc
. N r |, oncraies without the slightest p,,n. ~
, mild but ihorouGh cathauic. and never Ieuycs
|tho pcreon co,tivc even if talen very oiton
| Jhe Pile. aro warranted TO he cured by tho ocp
lninp Havs, L,n,,nrnt and iurs Pain, oicbin, or
lhc roonrv refunded Who will Doy svlT,r yylth
tbi Iis,rcss;no co,npIoi,tr Mover Inv il ,v,,h,ri
lth. .;prnot,re of coms,.rk =, ro
| cop,StocL and co - soy,oDgriHa is &c pure and
strong an E,troct from thls celebrated Root rs can
lpossi6ly lie made This price ia 40 rea,onahly IN,
sthe no3r can afford to u,a il. beino bnt so cent.
lnor Lnt,l. mr. s4 por DOZEN II il the onlv ar,irl,
That viii eC,c,uouv rurifv tbc HIooJ r,,,n al
linrr,i,,ie, 'rho.e who have been i,nurnJc,r !,
lthd no ~ c,I,,,,I DC viii find sure t.,ier r.o,,
liz
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h .o,r to 10, llsrk and 'rot mime tho lair q,
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p,..,,y. .rJ Ee,r,v the Hair bv r.u;pr Cl
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l"'""S1 QUO '.u "S'' ~ p;'p"',ns 'no'i 'o' 'n'
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l''su''"s ''e s"n'acn '"n 'sc'i''"''S ,''e o''"'
I"''hoot su'h 'ne'uei"'ihs P"'i'S u' ""'h''s ca
poet "1"y u Jul p's' t"S S'la4s u'o II III 'heI'
IP'scuee' ,..,
| Ne" discovery, oy Wit''h ! Stoves ana pipes
Ior sIa"a may ue heP jet bitch " lth "s ucauti
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FOR Gratuitous Circulation to all persons who
viii cad, Preserve and Lend it, ut h. Luz,
BIoomsburg John Moore, Dinve, John Ruscr,
Milton, W alIcr d Co. Berwick.
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Oct. 25
n o T | C r .

n OF CE.
WWI REREAS. have learned from various
w sources, thata certian Mary Karns, of su-
4arleaf, has circulated Islander that have abused
and attempted to Kill my wife, aud j. c. o. and
). &. o. have likewise done the same thing,
Now,.f they have done SO, pronounse the story
ialsehood and sOnder, and stand ready to prove it
so, at any time.
JEREMIAH STILES.
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BLOOIfSB URG
Cabinet ware House

TgVHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
k public, that he has taken the sh Up lately oc-
cupled by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end Of
Bloomsburg, where he is carrying on the
GALElNNT I9USINlESSo
ia all its various branches, and where he will be-
happy wait upon all those who may favor him
with their custom. His Furniture is warranted &.
be made of good material and durable and be in.
tend keeping on hand
SideboarGS. Secretaries, BNrcduS.
H0rdrobeS. Cayd TuhieS. Dining
1abtes. Bre0k/oSt Tu6ieS,
Cup6O01ds, .H0nds, NASH
Siands, Bedsic0lS,
D0Ugh-irOUghS,
Co0i"S &c.
and all kinds Ofwogk in his line whish he viii sell
upon as reasonable terms as they can he purchased
in the county.
by sirict attention to business he hopes 10 re-
ceive share Of public patronage.
ELI BROWN.
April 25, lsi5-lyl
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CHAlR NANUFACTO2lNG

CHAIR EANUFACTO2iNG
business at the old stand Of y. &. $. Hagen
buch, where he will he ready at all times
10 furnish Fancy & Windsor Cbairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &a, OF every
description, which may be called Tor, at
Short notice aud on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Slgn &
Ornamental Painting, and House Papefng,
10 a superior manner,
From his experience in the business and
his facilities Of manufacturing the various
irtlcics of his line, he tlalters himsel! lhsI
he shall be able to furnish as good work
aud upon as reasonable terms rs can be
done in the country, all Of which he will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
N. g. Orders from distance will l.,
strictly AID Punctuaiy attended to.
b HAGENBUCH,
BlOomsturg, Dec. 80, lS43
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SrcVTHo

II UST received and for sale at the new Tin
ISD and Sheet Iron MaDuiactary, opposite Clay
MS Hotel, several kinds Of P.gEIEOR, SEfOE'
aud CO0khN'G STOVES, VI the best patterns
Aich will be sold low,
d. ]. RICE.
Oct. 25
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athrr shop on Main.strcet,n nearly opposite Docber'
hotel, and second door below Ailycnhcrn's where
shc has all the articles usually kept in Milmer's
Store, The Ladies are oil invited to call and eNa-
mine for themselves, Bonncts and Caps made and
done up in the most fashionable style,
Boomshurg, July IL. 1915, l2,
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"A NlMAL CHEMISTRY, has proven beyond all
IA question: that meals can be chemically combi-
ned as to act upon the ab sorbent system and re
move various accumulations, which, if allowed TO
continue wIcreaie disease pain, troublesome tumo RS
morbid swelngss and scrOfalous diseases &C.
According to Chemistry, and tho physiology of the
human system, remedy has been discovered and s
now applied and rendered successful, in removing
painful swellngs pain in the side and back scroulous
tuInors, Kings Evil, enlargement about the neck and
throat, ague axes, engagements of the Spleen
One thing should be borne in mind by every nbvscia,
that the means here spoken of should be used in nre
erence to evrey thing else, in of gatbe rnq or
paln'uI swelling In the breasts of those who
Those who are in the habit of being troubled in this
way, should use it before any symptoms of b.,dnoao
are manifested No exposure to cold will have anv
eHect on the parts where The application is worn Wbn
the breasts are painful, there no means which CO..,
be used that will give quick and certain relief =.
tnis. Ihose who do not sh suffer must bt ar The
ABOVE IN mind and the means here spec;f;ed . f.
uneven iails In this disease. neither can il fail Tho
reader can readily see, if it can soften and s,hd
such iniammations, of how much importance Il u,oS
De 10 use In cases of weak backs spinal irritation
ana In TACT all kinds of weakness or Inflammation
AS an external application in Liver Complaint main in
the hlps and shodders it has equal and as main
extractor there is no magical drops or naments that
VIII compare with the Jew DAvIDss OR HEBRFwP, .srrp
is Is the remedy, and it is well known amono pbv
slcans In general. to need any further descrnt;o,
Thousands have been relieved by this Plaster, a,er
every other application has failed pamphlet civ
Jug an account OF Its discovery with certificate d;ree
uons' &c, accompany each box, which is sufficient 70
spread or Plesters-Prce SO cents 1t is pIeasan.
10 wear and no one need fear of taking cold in that
part over which the plaster is applied
E, SAMSON, Agent.
ipSiah'l' oct. 1914. 6m43