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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-03
A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DIR. SMITHS CELEBRATED SU.
GAR COATED PILLS,
OR IMPROVED
TNsnTDnT tyr, lDT DyTT

INDLHN VEGETABLE PILLS.
HAR. SMITHS celebrated Sugar Coated Pills are found
~ superior all other medicines discovered for
mpurty OF the blood because they no, only cIcnst the
stomach and bowels from all Bilious Humors hut also
promote proper and natural discharge from the nngs
Skin and Kidneys Thus by single operation of this
wonderful purgatve medicine, the natural outlets Of the
system opened aud all morbid and corrupt humors,
the ofdiseaSc are eNpclledn mannerso eusy that
the body is restored to health as iiby magic.
DR. Smiths Sugar Coated N improved Indian Vcceta
BILE Pills. aid improve Digestion Headache and
Dizziness Fevers ScrOula, Cancers, Gravel nnumations
Rheumatism, Pain in the head side, back and stomach
Darrhoea Dysenery and Collie. Palpatiou Of the
Heart; Loss of Appetite and lownees of Spirits Woms
Bilious complants-OhsrucIion and other complaets
incidents TO women, in when they have the Gappy
effects.
For worms the pills are intallible-many children in
New York have been spared their parents by the time
ly use OF these mild aud e1Cacious Pills.
This is the most pleasant and elcacions medicine in
the world and being Tree from the usual taste Of mcdcirs
does not produce nausea or disgust.
Price 2J cents per Box.
G. BENJAMIN SMITH, NJ u.
President of the New York College of Health is upon
cry Box
For sale by $. j. ALLEN, Woods,ock.Nt. 234
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-03
RICH lEWELRY,

4 T 5 or 8 Elsons Row, may be found a splendid ns-
n sortment Of the richest and most fashionable Jewel
~. RUSSELL d CLARKE.
June ), ls45.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-03
FARM FOR SALE.

A PLEASANTLY located and well watcred FARM.
IA containing 525 acres ,on QueChee River, in Hartford.
W., five miles below the Village of Woodstock, is now
offered for sale The whole divided into small farms 10
suit purchasers with pleasant building spots and conven
lent woodlands This is one OF the best farms in Tie
country having theron three good dwelling houses, one
large delightfully."- situated two story house with conven.
lent Onouses and water from never failing spring con-
veyed lead pipes to thehOuse and harnsthe meadows
upon the river large and of excellent quality, an
orchard with some choice fruit, brick yard sad clay OF
superior quality from which the country around are suppl
Ell with hrs rate brick,an extensive growth Of valuable
timber, and one Of the hest sugar lots in the State
Water power Gun be ha to almost any extent with a
trng exncnse, either from the brook running through
the Farm, from the river first rate farm OF 500 acres
could be taken from the centre and leave the remainder
for another valuable arm or it might he divided into We
ry small sections, each well accommodated with wood
and water and pleasantly situated good road where
the stage frequently passses II will he sold very chehp
the first opportunity md possession given Immediately
TERMS-f Part of the money in advance or within one
year, and the remainder ut annual ntrrrs, IN unmimit
ed time. JAMES ITDALL.
REFERENcEs-E Burnnp Esq. Lowell; Nathaniel
Hail. Boston, corner Chestnut and Warner streels-Wy
lys Lyman, Esq, BURLINGTON, w.; Daniel Marsh, West
Cambridge, Ms.i EthanCushing Dunvers, Mass 256-Gm
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-03
Silver Plated Casters!

or g. They may be mistaken for pure silver, and
we advertise what they that people may not be
dissatisfied they happen TO get The real article. We
cannot afford tosore them long for nothing and not dis
posed ofmmedaley they will be returned toPor Coner-
anho by the Ship saywopng, which will sa on the ur-
rival Ofthe cars from Barnard.
Iunn Il
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-03

10 0G0 YDs' Ri Bro; shce'ings including
best TO the cheapcstlor sale NJ the usually low prices
Also:
TcEngs, Drillnss and Bleach Cotons cheap enough for
any one, just reed, and for sale by. G. DANA, in.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-03-08
Tohacco. Snuff md sernr Manufacturers

Tobacco, Snuff and Segar .Hanuf;cturrrs.
Boyd and ChappGli, No III Pratt street wharf,
corner Of iio!ngsWorth st.
manufacturers and De,lcr7 in Window Glass,
White Lead, Paints, Clnc &c.
II and CT Bake, 70 North Llhuftyst.
Patarsco Steam Candle and Lard Oil Factory.
Canton.
Hancock and Mann, .Nauuacturers of Lard Oil
Adamantme and Didpiauc Can..cs. 70 3
Commerce 81.
Biscuit and Cracker Bakers.
Holden and Co., corner Of Lunb1rd aml Gay
streets, opp site the Custom House.
Commission Paper lea !ers and manufacturers
turner, Wheelw-iglt and Nudge, No : South
Charles ST., second door from Baltimore st.
The undersigned, Proprietors Of Bsr9um's
City Hotel, .Monunrnt Square, Batimoto, res.
pect!ully unite in tic above invitation to Uoun-
Try A,erchants and Others, plcdgina Ourselves 70
do all IN our power 10 render our House al
agree Bile ''Ion.e'
LENus BAINUal & AHprrw NcLAvcvLw,
Surviving Partners ofthe late David harnum
81 ESThe names Baltimore and ALali.et de-
signatc the same street.
Baltimore, March Sth ls45--iw
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FRIENDS AND PATRONS

FRIENDS AND PATRONS
adopt this mode
Of returning my profound thanks to all
who have been SO kind as to bestow upoa
me their patronage, and now respectfully
give notice that have determined to re-
move 10 Baltimore. and will remain in
Eikton bu. three or four weeks longer.
during which time Hope those requiring
dental operations will favor me with a
call. W. l.. COWAN.
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r1;;'.io'rh;a April 2th. ~.
MIL. i n i. " II y, .

MILL Z Il n u "
Mrs, Foard has received from
the city & large and elegant as
rogtmcut OF fashionable BON
NETS together with q general
varsity CT articles in h2r Inc, and
wc@!I respectfully i~Eo"IA hrc
friends and the puUl:c that Sic is
p.>02re1 70 furnish ti.cD:, az very
moderate prices. E2r sHop IS
directly OpEc-:,e tie VI Washington
Hotel.
Nov. 10Th I4zl-tf
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ri 4 il dNEy 4 Is.
Attention
THE WHOLE!
Hap FASni0NATlE CLOTHING

"HNIP FNS'IIUNAITE CLOTlTlNF
EGp .n.3&I.
AtNo. o92 Narret Street ,--s,sst a&ovet1e Wes-
ta~u .!,teI Philadelphia.
All y;i.o vast "a save ) per cent. in the par
cAas7 ofreedY maze Ci1.1'rr Iro i2ytcI cal
n. Ms Store, and @rs.n!i"r the largest and bIa
t..o. tal,t.. in tnis city, consisting oi
Euu-l Cloth Dress anIIiocE Goats
rlom 50 Sl4
70 Tweed ;;lr,l and Froc'i Coats $50 Q
%urer;r, fsncG and pain CASHMERE
ra,ts, 3 to 6
With u. at variety of Vests, .. J TO
':'a~ctl,ar villa a large assortment Of "g-i
apRlNls ana SUMNER CLOTHING very
ohoar. Tits 3:Je. aal made ar ..mmcd III
,h,..nlo5t ana ,est.alnEcr. C~t!, u IL ana test
lie "r'..
- D3a'.fy.so: 40. 22c.
~. TROY,
r.) ~ ,-i-o+
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-03-08
MEDICINES, DRUGS, DYE.
STUFFS, PAINTS, &C.

FFilE subscriber keeps constantly for sale on
n the most reasonable terms. III a,i5!:.lcat Of
-uedicnes, Drugs, Dycstu's, Paint, oils Var
nishcs, sc.
Being largely engaged in grinding a',c! ar,-
cics as Ginger, !!CsiL"d and Pepper, he hcs thea
FOR sale of Superior quality L-.o" me .I,.,eI
price.
lie would mention tia. he hasa Patent N.
Cline worked by Steam power, which enables
him to sell lCIif Ct the very best quality a,
IA els h.. in Bidders and ) cts il jI,iN.
lie confidently asserts chat his price, are suuh
NJ to give satisfaction to those w:lu may favor
hun with a call.
J. ". w. GORDON,
no 1853 West Pratt st., LlitGlora, Opposite
BU.t. & Ohio Rail .toaa Ee3ot.
n b. 40 charge made .or delivering Goods
III ary part the City.
Baltimore March 8th iGi5--etn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
TXaIBITIVN UF FINE ARTs.-Great Opt,

IL Preliminary NoticeThc owner vi Tie above
Optic Garry after having exhibited The IL the prnc
pal Capitals OF Europe where he has invariably been
ceved with The ha,tering and decided applause,
Will be the VARIOUS public papers and
cer6cat-s various scientific Institutions has arrived
here with the Intention OF giving series OF exhibitions
during limited period.
Consequently lie has tie honor OF informing the public
that h. has chosen the City vi New York the place IN
which ne will his exhibitions IN this enlightened
and no spitable naon aud that in few days, the ubove
mentioned Gallery will be opened IN convenient and Cen
ra locality. wherein will be exhibited select views Of The
wonderful nature ind OF arts celebrated by
memorable facts Of ancient and modern History.
The truth anu precision which they executed ny
the guised Artists the skiul and artificial
In which They presented 10 the TO produce
The complete Illusion. have every where called forth
the admiration intellectual public snd the visits OF
cety und without wishing 10 dscred any exhibition
hitherto here, the director OF the present Gallery thinks
gtened public will find Considerable Improvement
IN these representations.
To complete the of the iEde!ar gable zeal vi the
Gallery. nothing is wanting but the approha-
lion and applause this Emporium OF American ciyizu-
uon the centre OF many surprising Establishments ns.
the Improvement aud propagation OF Arts and
Sciences.
The Director aspiring to- and animated by the hatterug
hopes oil meeting with appreciation and has
now therefore publishing this preliminary no.
ce, which will shortly he followed by another more ex-
pllCt, announcing the opening Of his new exhibition
~ b. AZ tie different Exhibitions VIII he made on hxed
days. and the views shown NJ one time, VIII not appear
Subsequent periods Il Ia state tls III order
10 avoid the pponIru wc has been caused at other
places many persons have pressed heir regret at
having been NJ lhe st exhibitions n9 ua-
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EI,EGAWT LITERARY


A I'D PICTORIAL PRESENT-Ju.t Imported Eve
n nings Haddun Hail. edited by the Baroness De GAIA
brea, and supehly embellished with Tweutyfour Steel
Engravings by the First Artists from Desgss by George
Cutermoie, Esq large vol. 3v0. 81 80
This splendid rolurie is certainly al the beau
tii productions nave and may well supply The
place OF any Annual thai has adorned The press
Literary Gazette.
This Ia noble volume The iustrstions by Cater
mole admirable. The perfection OF books destined Tor
presents and emelnbrances has last ob,uned."
Morning Post
BY far the eel an the most splendid and the most
inn.cay valuable production of lis class that has
appeared. CeternoIes designs perfect gems OF arl
laval and Military Gazette.
In every respect this volume is superior any work 81
similar Kind remember 10 have met with The
plates ARE beautifully .ravet from the drawings OF Cat
ienor. and the literary contributions, by the most eminent
writer's Of the day, nj! excellent Britannia.
imported ard for sale BY WILEY PUTNAM,
d3 81 l6l Broadway.
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ySP For Sales Of Stocks. &c see FohrW fHst'
WEDNESDAY, P. NJ.
Tho effect of the Message upon the Stock Market
,,rcev percep,ible and the document appears to be
,o,e satisfactory than anticipated, excepting to the
,a.r. whose safety in strong war message. The
,,ercsntie community appear generally 10 be satisfied
@ the Message contains little mischief could have
hem looked for and to be content tina, it is no worse
The distinction between the President and Congress IS
roll understood and there is time for hsrd light before
srr Of the destructive recommended oy 'He
President adopted.
In Exchanges there is nothing doing BINS are
0lsnv and rates without change Sterling sasi Francs
sg7.a5 2os: Amsterdam 3e.aSs.; Hamburg 80; $50
Bremen 75;G79 -.
There is a somewhat universal demand tor money
and AT some OF the Banks they doing no paper below
nor cent, the offering having increased. Good stock
lam. arc still negotiated a, 565; per cent but not with
,s same facility as heretofore.
The receipts upon the Harlem Railroad tor No
Gambler shows as compared with the same month last
,ha, the business OF this road continues 10 increase
u ,he same gratifying ratio as during The previous
-.,,bs The earnings for November show an excess OF
sp,,, more than 30 per cent. over November leii-
e. ,sccnts thus far this year have been follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

-Ten seamen on board the ship Herald,
Mu1iNi ,aiow s,onington. outward bound, and in
snenT two ship keepers, armed themselves with
charge e. &c on Sunday morning and threatening The
knvs, if they offered any resistance p'undered the
they sss Gn made ASfs f
one % Monday morning and information having ar
tins II their operations. Constable Goats got on their
r nd succeeded in arrcsting four Of them, who were
use1s soS .he same night fNew.London Adv.
srppry DEATH.-Mr. Julius A. Narney anephew
fsens.or varney, Of Farport Chemuns Co aled sTu
81 on Monday morning a, his hotel in Albany lhe
Gamers Jury rendered verdict of death by consump
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
EAI.r AMP winter GOODS.

VIM T. JENNINGS l. co. Diapers and Tsora I'M
w porters Of Cloths and Cassimsres ssssngs, &c, 81
receipt assortment OF new gooda for sail and
Winter wear comprising, French anu English Cloths for
Dress and Frock Goats IN variety Oh syss
Tweeds, &c for OverCoats, which Will be made up
10 order through tho aid OF efficient corps OF cutters
be found in the country AL essential poht ID tne
ECONOMY 10 which We would direct, Und IN rendering the
style and character oi our garments sucn rs must t
discriminating that views Of chespness are not Dased
on the production OF other than FIRST rate garments.
Such as sustained system of small profits
and prompted The solicitation OF call from iose
would really effect saving VI inc extra per cenLa&o
levied under the credit SYSTEM
The attention directed to the Psniaoons department must
continue offer Inducements 10 those who appreciate III
combining ease and elegance.
In addition the usual assortment or goods kept ny no
trade always hand ready made Dress and Frock
Coats Panaloons Vests &c TO answer Tho requirements OF
those who OF emergency require first rate siiL
Also Fancy Dress Arcles in great variety Scaris Crsvu
Handkerchiefs Gloves SuHpenders Hosiery, Under-Vesa
Drawers Linen and Muslin SHIRTS, Coars &C. NC s<n
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING Establish
ment 1877 Broadway, three doors below the Fr8nHln
House The subscribers would cali the attention OF het
and the public 10 very large ana wen seeStso
assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods Embracing al mo
latest styles French and English pco Cloths tor winter
gnrmenls black and fancy BonJeans elasc Cussnerss on
entire patterns; very rich styles OF Silks Cashmere
and Velvet Vesngs, suitable Ter e coming seaaon Az OF
which will be made to order few hours notice, and u
Tho sae superior style for which the esbismnenI mas
been 10 long celebrated
EMPLOYING in the cutting department the best talent In Tho
city do hesitate challenge comp arson with any
in point Of style elegance and workmanship Atlhe same
une our prices Will convince the most skppac tnsl nlH
rne garments be furnished III very reducod rhss LOT
ash We would also call attention 10 the Fancy Depart
mrn connected with the establishment where can NC iounu
every article requisite 10 complete genuemhns wafoIoDe
of the richest materials reccted by our aSenis
In the iris and London markets Also AN sssofnent VI
ready made Dress Frock Coats AID winter garments 81
every description for the accommodation oi 'aoso 'eqNk
ar nc e., 9' af7'' 'o' j. c. BOOTH CO.
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WILEY 4 PUTNAM

WILEY x PUTNAM
EDEOPOSE 10 supply, If there 10 sufficient patronage, the
ua London editions Of the following Periodicals al
tie orires rneYed, TO be mailed in London.
The Periodicals will be put in strong wrappers with print
ed address, and be part ofthe United States
that they may be received letters per Bos-
Steamers.
All persons wishing subscribe will please address
WILEY PUTNAM, before The first of December next
Subscriptions mus, be paid in all cases in advance.
Edinburgh Review, s. 50.
Quarterly Review 80 80.
Foreign Quarterly Review, 3 81.
NorG British Review, s. 50.
Westminster Review, % 81.
Foreign and Colonial Review IS 30.
Forbes Medical ReYi-v= 81.
BsckwooG's Magazine So.
Frazer's Magazine, S.
Presbyterian Review, - 80.
l6i Broadway, Nov. ). 1875. n9 eOcfv W4'v
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g SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.

Packet ship Shenandoah, West from Liverpool, 10th
Oct mdse, 10 c II Marshall Il Co.
Ship Columbia new Merryman, days from Bath,
Nc. in ballast to Master. .
Bark Wilton of Prospect (efore reported) Curtis. 60
ds i'm Mantle with 500 bbs currants 10 Draper Devn
Sunday night eff the Hook in the North East gale was
obliged to slip both anchors and chains and put to sea
from tie violence Of the gale 10 keep the vessel from
going ashore spill. sails, &c.
Br brig Falcon, Pitt, days from Bermuda in ballast
TO Tucker & Lchtbourn.
Brig Smith futile (of New Haven Bush, 20 days from
Point Petre (Gaudaoupc) 10000 oranges 10 master. In
la, 81 sRw brig May Flower of New Haven bound North
Schr Iole, Atwood, Bucksport, with ice.
BELOW-l ship and . brigs. Wind North East
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

~ Sebring's Restorative Cordigl.-Ths pleas
ant medicine neverfaing remedy Tor Dyspepsia and
Nervous Affections. II is certain cure for Sick and Serv
Gus Headaches aud excellent preventive Of Cosiveness
and Low Spirits Ii correcs morbid stale of the hilnry
organs and is very eicacous in relieving FHnlency Che!
and similar complaints OF the Stomach and Bowels. II
speedily promotes The Of strength and activity in all
OF Debility; restores healthy appetie where this
greatest OF blessings deficient, and natural cons
ouence gives tone and vigcr the whole System.
Sold wholesale and retail by 4. B. D. SANDS, 70 Fulton.
street; also rs Broadway and II East Broadway Sold
also by RUSHTON co. 10 Broadway, 10 Asior House,
and broadway. cornsr Of RonTs.ntIst Also by J. T.
CoId.runn JnisOn-,, = snl's,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
4 HINT

ysNO MANUFACTURERS Treatise on the Ar; OF
Weaving, fully illustrated " It'll $40 engravings or
wood and steal in large volume of 800 pa
yes r-pete with Instruction, by Citation g. Giiroy, praci.
weaver would suitable and profitable pres
from successful manufacturers in their
poy this ofbe year. Published ard for sale by
"a lw GEO. D. BALDWIN, IS Spruce-s.
4 TREATISE Diseases Of the Sexual System, KY
IA Edward H. Dixon. NJ D. author OF -undry Surgical fs-
says and Lecturer the Operative SDrgery OF the Eye,
pa. 200, "a edition, with p!ee,-price SlWM TAYLOR,
Aston Houss-cOn,aniGg complete review OF The causes
symptoms and treatment; OF excess md Of every known
disease Of both in language sdapcd 10 every reader
The London, NV YORK. and Boston Medical pres have
pressed The highest sentiments OF This valuable work BOst.
Med Journal" DR.. Dixon has secured attention every
page in The book Tribune. Il is most ably and i'm
rrcssivelv written Post IL written with great de-
lie CO and care in decided language" True Sun" It
is ably written by sSilul practitioner" G.O5e-t Is
wreni in that does equal credit 10 the head and
heart OF the author
All orders addressed VIM TAYLOR,
d5 2r;= As;ur House.
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DIED {:

At Peoria, Illinois, Nov 18th, le45, HENRY w. Ba-
CON of Boston Mass Mr. Bacon born at Hartford,
Conn graduated at Yale College in $50 aud has been for
for the last years engaged in mercantile pursuits at
Boston. He was attacked by fatal Iluess while on a
journey to ST. Louis Mo.
At Brooklyn. 18th. William Wyvill, So.
AT Lockport Israel Dickinson. Ga.
At Lansngbureh lst, David Sherman, II.
RAT Oswego H. 18th October William c. Pomeroy, Of
Troy, n. Y 90
At Albany, 30th ult Mrs Rachel Judd, IL.
Al Schenectady, 30th Henry W. Mayer, %.