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DEATH OF SIR RICHARD JACKSON.

~. -.
IN of DIX hiCuARD JACKSON.
We copy. the following IRON he No.ussi H.~,h j
Tussday,-N Y. CEN
We rssrs, to have to .uuoune. 10 an, ,..a., ~. ~
den dsash d Lis., Gs,.r.l a. ,sIS n ~ soeyI
X C. a com,ns-d., or an. 60. ~ p..,Sr sssesss
ics Tbs me hsobolv even, 49, 49," ~. Anef
'ns ~ - ' oe'oss, 70 shs Guy.
- 49, -. ~. geuant ohcsfs end u voeU q
ST. R,eS "a - ~. ,as .o SSt.a nan
sHyns snssed NE srmy - ensign 90 9th Jelly. 1884
,nes eoI'son - Lieut.. and Cap. u dated 2<sh Ne,
E.o SepS 80 L>sent Cot Nth Aesust. t6o0, eoloa
sm !sns' iS.e, neos Zen. With Nay, loa& Lisst 0sn
~ 100, eee es received The sesoas,sy OH
49, nsJ - ~ ~ A1a ssns. isto. 1.slsa
sIo1 - espy W vsisSn that Sir Richard sssv>i h
e,ss '6 ~. ~ "osmsa Isc; on The sxPsditioa ID
in 1907. H s.ksS a win is.s.S.,sn, ~ a. ~
se.n Cuar1s o. calas IN Msrck 1870 aud ~ 4,
hs dsfeass u Csis. - ~ Md AZ as,o~ III -,
ved - d ~ omoAxus ~ iGfl.ia sed Ia - :,
tsns oasfkeF sri fos.kfos - MIDI n 70.
tss sOaos. asec sClsisd Ro1riwo hso,. - a.ss.S<
psss~gs Of the Dk4nsnss hstis ~ Men. ,.~.- ~
Nive, and baids between "a. NIv. 80 xS-x 80
Decsmosr action q o. Paiais bstsiS or -
Afro and battle ofToaioass. : - -
Tie had the honor receive ero. saa ,we cleo. fer ri.
msne.. NivslIe Niys - or. - os~s seA-
Sir Richard had attended the mor,nv .,,s,c. =.
in perfect health and walked homs v,,h Col c.,..S,
r. A. Having psrtakeu fIuneh -. sTs.~ n.
VI the beat while In church ma r.,;,-d a, ~,
time aftcrwurd ono Of III IA. - c..... -. =
him, desired servant 20 cali ~
The Immediately returned vI,b m. ;,e,,,.,,.
that Sir Richard was seriously ill., Can't T.lha, h,I
of for surseon and having returned Dv, ho,,, c..I
shank and Jackson were soon ss,.mblsd - -, a,
stantly their patient wa. seized Win conv,.io,.
after three hours terminated On anon.xv en-. 49,,
continued in n state perfectly in,enribie until ,,,, -
five O'Clock Yesterday morning ~h.n H. s.L
list published in another column Of certain rsuovss
from otce. We do not know that this incIudes sbu,
We presume u approximsies to Bot. lea n
be borne In mind that the list Is limited wsshinaon
City alone IL does include the "hundrod upou hun
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SALE or LAND, IN HESRICo COUNTY,
Under Deed Of Trust.

pY virtue OF deed Of trust executed by Sam1
- w Bfadsy Robert T.. snd nndersgbed for
purpose &c securing % money doe Williamson Asp
the 7ih of July 1884, dsy
shall. surviving trustee proceed
ss b,ore the front door Of the Bell Tsvrn cry
mons at public auenn 10 the CHEST bidder cah
nay. the t7ih dayof J1b I2 O'Clock NJ the following
Real Estate conveyed ~ sad deed containing
hundred and seventy also ether pecs
conveyed sahl W. Brandley
Bait other raet containing las b.
% osins the hpd which the said Btadey resides Allen
and other ACRES
be- the moe les, adonnG the lee mentioned
piece tanning stony leading
tho pgdses % ps
M designated by the nsnber f3 front
on Nehon street conveyed W aid Bradley BY bcnjsmin w.
Green.
in the opinion Of o uneshsd the day Of above
toned Ehabe such maize improper proceed
sale then the sale Of aid lands from day
uailihe Effected Acting slaH conway
tile vested in by tbs deed Of afoSesadbut
isbeiievcd 10 be good. SMITH n NEW
aJ- The above property viii be sold without reserve
y Ia-tSa Il ". DirEtxsor 4 pRorurs AYets
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ALBEWARLE CLAY STATUE ASSOCIATE

The following extract Of letter addressed to Mrs Lou
50 Tucker by Of the Offices Of tho Clay Statue Assoc
auon OF Richmond. quite complimentary to tho whiR
renewed exertions in their purpose Of doing hou
or to whom honor Ia DUE" After acknowledging the re-
ceipi OF the sum contributed, says- oil the counte.
would or could do well Albermae in proportion to
their population, should certainly accomplish our object
"a statue TO HENRY CLAY Charlottesville Adj
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ssss that cot e sfy ave bh~s u sa se~a b. AiH n
nSs get NE snosas q sssd pss In cad sAs vhsss ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-16

-. S,nge o. be Thermometer on Saturday, June "a,
at j. W. Randolph & Co.'S Book Store, I2I Main s,e.,'
~ o'eloek, &c 3 o'clock, SC O'clock, "a
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MARRIEn

On 'ho 80 inst " The Rev Dudley Altman. Mr..
stEaiSxg y. LlF oJEA 10 Miss ANs.its. d,ygb, :, g.
Jsn.s o. Elien. oil 81 gng wilism. ''''
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r. II. BIGGER,

AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS, ID. PAws e. Col
ptchmond, Va.
$4,000, 10 .0OOl
Drawfnr BY sto,. a, An
oenct splendid Capital $4,000 10000 5000 sooo 1000
o. aooo Of 1900 css u.s. IS 1000 o. 500 ~ 900 200 o.
soc A. u 'os - babots Wboes Tickets sfOshares In
proportion Rst ona package yey lHue
eJ hem'mee'' roRrUNss LOUNGE r. the place % ss,s
DSawiss 81 tee rotomsse r>4s-sy Gas. No III,
~ 81 76 ~ Ga 20 20 "a 4 "a 40 Al 25 .
wsor uese' Nos ~ ~ 20 prs, seoo si-e Moo
' ~ az snothef Pft<e-boh soh snd paid By
- -F|| r. RUSSELL mooER
r.. 70 Opposite Eagle Rsrs,
FUR RENT, -
Three comfortable rooms, suitable Cor Of
Isis eavSoR, woop Aco,
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENT
NAVY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e.

Cornelius W. Lawrence, collector Of the port Of Ne
iork. 10 take effect the LIST Of July next In place Of
y. Van Meas, resigned.
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ID. Howard, C.D. p>,ro.>.
nsswsll. Jss. !. Randolph.
J. X Hsnsoa, WIN. Robinson.
WIN. Jane. r. r. Qamby.
John scriveaer. J.Rose,
Thomas L. Smith. Presley Simpson.
James Watsoa. J +. Tuel.
Noeh L. Wilson. John West,
Posr Orrck DtrARraKxr.
=. u. Addison, wslter Addison.
John Agg, w. Boss.
WIN. Jones. Geo. Sweeney,
james Dodds, J. 8. Skinner.
Wan DEPARTMENT..
John 8. Cochrsae. +. Dorset.
T. w. Davidse, w. J. Anderson
Merry Dspsrtneaf.
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RnETORlCAL DEFAMATION.

Extract from Discourse dsliYereJ before tho Western
Literary institute. and College Of Teachers
by DoSALo M.oLEcD ". A., formerly Instructor in the
University u Virgins.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-16

C00 CASKS of very superior White Lime,
OO remaining unsold Of sehr carvos cargo the
and for aale BY lie I6I RANKIN a WHIrI.OCk
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AUCTION NOTICE.-Ai our Store this morning,
Groceries, &c.
DAVENpORT q ArUpN
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

lcoRRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE n, Z. FAWMER.l
SEEDS, Herds Grass, 80 90 to n per bushel. Red
Top ~ to so cts Covo-N"rthGrn, 9tOl0c Southern
Is n9c. Flax seed 81 50 per bnshel Lucerne, 33 C.
peril Canary Seed 81 90 to.l so per buslc
GRAIN. COMMENCEMENT, new ,bushe GO tOG0-South.
erh ronnU yellow o 57n 90 Southern int yrllow,new
81 56-dO, do white Sc OO--do New Orleans Sc o.
barley OOa OO-Rye. Northern 70 7Od0 southern, CO
fO-Oals southern 3G 3'-NOrhCrn do. IS 10 90
Beans per hlshel IL 90 Shorts, double bushe on
O0--Drnn 90 a 90.
FLOUR. Baltimore, Howard Street. A mos or so 90
5O-do wharf, $3.50 aSi 37d0 Of gurlc, SO 10
OOO-Phndclpha do, A mos. n 10 0 % -Fredcricks-
bnrsh low I'd mos. 81 Il O,OO-AeXandra, wharf
mountain, 4 % 437GGneSsee common. cash, S437 n
NV 40 fancy brands $4,S7 25-Ohio vim Cana$l 25
81 62-Io New Orleans, cash OOOa 0 co. Rye, SO IS
Il 0 OO-lndnn Meal In hhls. 2 25 2 62.
PROVISIONS Beet-Mess 4 mo. new Dbl. 50 80 10
-Navy-So - 0 2j-No. /. 0 90 0 0Odo Prime Sc 50
So OO-Pork-Extrn clear mo. hhi SIG OOu IS 90 do
10 75a Il 2jdo Mess from other States 90 90 90 90
do Prime do do so 90 aO 90 do Cargo do. 0OOClear
do 90 90 90 00-uttorshpping, 2a l5- do store unin
specled l2-do dairy,l5 cents ls-Lard, No. Bos
ins. On l2--1o South and Western. Ea 9-IIams BoS
ton, 81 3 l-2-Southern and Weslcrn,sa 0 Cheese
hipg and meal, Gu S-do new milk, n 6 l-2
WooL' Duty-Thc value whereof al the place OF ey-
portaons shall not exceed cents per pound, per cent
nd vaorem All wherCOfthe value exceeds cents per
pound, lO per CT nd, yal.and ctsper pound,
Prime or Sayony FeGces washed b. 40 81 Gamer
lean full blood do 81 35-Do ga do "a 80 DO 10 do
81 n 32--l-4 and common do 3Oa 23--Smyrna sheep
washed, 2Oi 22-Do unwashed, lOa i5-Bengnsdo a IL
SaNOny, clean OO-Buenos Ayrcs unpiCkCd. "a l0--tO
do WcIked, 10 n l4-Superlne Northern pulled lamb g.
36 No do do do "a 35--No 2 do do do IS 25--No 3
do do II II.
Hops Duty 90 per cent --lssolt Mass. 1919, lib
90 I'd do 0aO.
LAY SIC 10 IL l-9 perton--Esstern screwed l2 to 90
EGGS, IL IA.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18

Execution Of Green at Troy.-IIenry G..
Green, convicted of the murder of his
wife, was executed at Troy on Wednesday
afternoon at ten IN, past o'clock He was
drawn up by weights. His pulse WAS felt
beating seventeen minutes after he was
drawn up. Rev Mr. Van KIeek said that
he had made full confession of the MUIR
der to Rev. MIR Baldwin. This announc-
ment was made ten minutes after the
weights fell, and ere the pulse of the muir
derer had ceased to beat. The authorities
to show their ideas of the sacred
ness of human life, have choked the
breath out Of fellow being before the time
which nature intended When we believe
in the practice Of fathers swearing before
their children to discountenance profanity
or practicing lewedness before them to Ell
courage virtue, then we may believe il
killing men to enforce the law Of God
which says "Thou shalt not kill"
". Y. Tribune
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18
OFFICERS DRILL.

BY resolution of the Trustees Of Nor.
wich University, the Commissioners off
GERS Of the Militia of Vermont and New
Hampshire, are respc ct(uIIIy invited to at
tend drill at the University to commence
on Monday, the ODD, day of Sept, inst.
and continue drought the week,
The drill will be superintendent by Gen
Ransom, President Of the University,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18

on technical ground, that the cashier and
not the Pres. is responsible for the custody
of bank assets and moneys, Mr.. Web
ster made no plea, the matter was submit
ted WITHOUT argument, and "not guilty "
recorded as a jury verdict. Mr., Wyman
was then held to bail in $1,000 to an
swer on other indictments for less heinous
offences. Boston Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18
MAINE ELECTION.

We have returns from $50 towns, in
which the vote for governor stands as fol-
lows Anderson, dem, 1895; Morse,
coon, 81, 1855; scattering, 5055. Majority
against Anderson, 5l5. In lS44-PoIk,
35,3lS; Clay, 25,2SS; scattering, 1913
Polk over all, 3,ll7. AS the towns to be
heard from gave over 5000 majority for
Polk, there can be no doubt Of Andersons
election by the people.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18
--------------------
TRUMAN II. Stafford.

The following article, taken from the
Western Episcopalian, published at Gam
bier, Ohio, is from the pen of Rev. Geo.
Dennison, formerly professor Of mathe-
MATES in Kenyon college, and now res
ident of Newark, O.: he is son of DIR Io-
seph A. Dennison, of Royalton, Vt.
A WONDERFUL CHILD.
Mr. Editor:-Perhaps you have seen in
the political papers of the day, mention
made Of child in this vicinity of most
astonishing intellectual ability. Beng on
visit to my father, | yesterday went to
see this child, and verify believe him to
surpass any thing oflhe kind on record
in the history Of man, and to open door
by which we are permitted for time TO
sec something of what our minds are, and
what they can become, when this natural
body sha! have been exchanged for the
spiritual
This child's name is I. H. Stafford, Jr.,
he is NOW nine years and six months Of
age, of small stature and palid counten-
aDce-hs little arms not much larger
than my two ingers-he is of noble car
riage, frank and yet not forward. His
eve is his mos. remarkable feature, being
very large and very bright, and when en-
cited, it rolls in lis socket with an almos
spasmodc force, while his little hand il
thrown over them both IN such a way a
TO indicate pain. am told that there i
scarcely any thing in the circle of sclcn
ces with which this child is not acquaint
ed History, and particularly naturo
history, is his favorte. examined him
however, IN nothing but mathematics an
astronomy. His father and myself wer
old Sunday school scholars together, an
every opportunity was given me to te;
the child thoroughly.
will now proceed to give some az
count of long examination. While tn
child was not yet come IN from the fell
where with his little sisIer, he was gone
rather wild berries, examined an a
manac in manuscript Cor A. D., 1916, 4
of which this child has wrought out
LONE; much of it,, including one of Il
eclipses, before witnesses with whom
am acquainted. About IL days have ;
ready been spent by an adult in copyll
in fair hand the almost illegible wrilil
of his tiny fingers. We were examini
the projection of the eclipses which
himself had made and subsequently Gale
lated, when he came in. / told him
the blind student in Kenyon ColIege,w
was studying the Diferentlal and Integr
Calculus. He seemed much pleased, a
said he did not think he could have do
that without sight. then asked him
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18
VEUNuE JDENNISVN'
Royalton, VT, Aug. End, 1915,

The case Of Wymm.-On Tuesday the
evidence was closed for the government,
and Mr.. Choate opened for the defence,
contending that the prisoner could not be
convicted under the law of the last legis-
ature, because it was an &C post factO law,
and that as president Of the bank he was
not sufficiently possessed of the property
to be capable of embezzlement.
Wednesday the confident expectation Of
getting Wymai clear of the indictment for
embezzling, which Mr.. Webster so en-
pha,ically expressed at The opening last
week, was realized by Wyman's discharge
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18

Death Of Judge Story-Joseph Story,
for more than third ola century Justice
Of the United States District Court, died
at his residence IN Cambridge, Ms, on the
evening of the 10Th inst
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18

Plummer Saunders, the fellow arrested
in Harlland the other day for horse-steal-
ing and passing counterfeit money is a
or aduate of the New Hampshire State
Prison. He is an old rogue, and has no
doubt been at the bottom of most Of the
robbery and ncendiarism in and abou,
Concord, where he resided
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18

GF@Those Daguerreotypes at Whitneys,
taken by Mr. Gay, are rs per cent ahead
of anything Of the kind ever executed in
our city. Go and see them.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18
BRIGHTON MARKET.
MONDAY SEP. 9, 1915.

Al Market 700 Beef Cutie, IqSO Stores. 5000
Sheep ana 800 Swine.
PRloGs--Beef Cdnle,-Wo quote first quality, $500
WV second quality ,S4,25 AIS Third quality, So
working Oxen.-No sal les noticed.
stores Two years old 50, Il 1913 years old lG MI.
Sheep .Salts from $50 to Sc 90 Lambs 1873 TO LIE
Spne Old hogs "a A. shoas to al At retail from
3 2to5. ~ q Farmer,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18
TO NIL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNlN, OR, LEATHER
RESTORER
A .New CAcmical Djscoretv

.NeW ChCmicdL Discovery,
Most people know thai skins md mites ure converted
into tcaih by the use Of Tunnn extracted from certain
barks &c,
When the force and strength of the Tnnnn is worn
out, leather becomes dCad, hdrd, dry brtie, cracked
covered WiH crust, Sc. rms, an KNOB. To re
store then IL e, SOffHesSi mOisinCss strength, smooth
ness, aud emOye all crust n.y. bliscri cStore he TAM
min. This substance the cnhcr never can receive the
second Time; but the whole rrues of in this article
the OH or TANNlN-which pcncrues the sliitst
and hardest leather ift has been twenty years In useI
mad II II tears easily with the fingers, IT impars nj once
strength that Is utterly Incredible until seen. II be
comes Rc ncW iCdcr, in all respects with delightful
Soltneso md pOlis mud makes NIL leather completely and
PeDccfy H1peUjOUS 10 water particularly boots shoes,
c"rReioS hairless, hose trunks, and in fact all things
W"lt ~ ffahcT, giving splendid polish, even higher
hh new leather has and dicds dOubiinc its wear and
unrlhlny' N Whatever manner the leather Is Used
THESE ARE FACTS.
THOSE who VIII may wear old shoes groan with corns,
ride win Old cnlriRge.tO pH-hiye old harness, and
throw them AWAY hall usCd-ook filthy themselves md
al about hGm-eXpend double what necessary Tor arti-
Giles Of leather, To their hearts content, for what we
care i'll their prCudcCs strong, that they will not
try discovery. We have ilvorB ask Of them,
they the greatest sufferers and we beg for nobods
custom patronage Now, gentlemen, please yourselves
~ None genuine nnlcss with the FAC smile Signature
Of COMSTOCk n co.
2l5-erp ~. For sale by c. CHAPMAN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18

.MassachuSctts.-T Democratic State
Convention-held at Springfield on the
10Th inst, nominated Hon, Isaac E. DA-
Wis Of Worcester, as candidate for Cover
nor, and Hon. Henry w. BIsHoP, of Lee
nox, as candidate for Lieut.. Governor.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18
Temperance House,

yENUE BSCRIBER has opened Temperance
House iaUd hc will Keep no otherO on the south
side otl,e Park in Woodstock, where p c. ALDEN, has
lately kept publ, House He sohcs the patronage OF
those who wish success the temperance cause md he
will rndcavor merit that patronage To the extent OF
his abilities. The buildings are sufficiently capncous 10
accommodate travellers and their tennis 10 almost amy
extent The subscriber INDUCES hope, that II will not
be said rs cases, that temperance people cannot
afford TO cali upon him by OF the deficient accom-
modatiun that he canno, furnish sufficient arcomno
Iattons because there j. no custom tn support H.
LOYAL NJ. WOOD
tr,oj.,ocL VI limo 9TH l9I5 965tr
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

CALVIN r. NEWTON, successor to ]. Newton, In
- forms his numerous friends IN Norwich ana vicinity
that he hns returned to Woodstock, where he will
have on hand constant supply OF medicines ofhs own
manufacture.
The complaints heretofore made Of Arbitration in
these excellent articles, formerly prepared by himself
may noiy ccasc--li those interested will buy at the RICH
place. .....
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18

Wanted al this office, boy to learn the
printers trade, from II to Is years old.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18
A RARE CHANCE.

A RARE CHANCE.
TNHE subscriber intending 10 leave for ''lhe
l. West" offers for sale all his real estate stu
a,ed in Barnard village, consisting of two good
dwelling houses, with good barns, gardens, sheds
and convenient ont buildings atlachcdi black
smith and trip hammer shop, wheel-wright
shop, a shop for carrying on the marble business,
and full stock of tools for the nbove branches OF
business also about seventeen acres of land in
and near the village with good orchard thereon.
A liberal credit will be given if desired.
lie also takes this occasion to call upon all per-
sons who are owing him to make immediate pay
ment, 10 save themselves cost.
l.. s. WINSLOW.
Barnard Sep. 8, 1915. 27S 5w
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18
Operations ON the Teeth.

II. S. CHASE, NJ. ID. DENTAL SURGEON.
UoodStock, w., OGce in the Bank Building
ENvery operation performed on strictly scientific, mud
IA approved principles, with rs little pun the ma
ture OF the will nllON.
Teeth extracted with "ChGvaliers" Celebrated For
ccpS, with far less pain than is usually experienced
Nerves. OF teeth entirely destroyed wHhou The use Of
Instruments Tartar removed, and the teeth tho oughl
ceanscd without injury TO the Enamel.
Artificial crowns fitted to the roots of front teeth in
such manner to be servccabe Tor Years, and defy
detetO
Decayed teeth plugged with gold or tin foil, although
extensively diseased, and made good and useful organs
tor LIE.
An diseases of the mouth and gums treated correct
principles
The loss Of II part or the whole Of the teeth, supplied
with ncorruphlc porcelain ones, Of superior beauty,
set on the finest gold plate, in the best manner.
Tooth powders ind washes, prepared and for sale
charge
June 18th ,l6l5. 2G7-tC
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18
FIDDLE BOWS!

AT ) OR s. 50 cheap that the Whale world may q
IA to 1d,'line, and producing sounds that will even
cause the lame md halt TO dance with JOY. June
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18

OFFICIAL CANV ASS OF VOTES
FOR SENATOR'S IN
Windsor County. ~
James Barrett 0499
Justin Morgan ~ 33o9
Thomas Il, Barrett 3497
Benjamin Billings 1903
John Noble 1890
Gaen Pearsons 1895
John P. Skinner 1897
Hugh II, Henry 1896
Sumner A. Weber 900
Oliver Gleason 900
William Warner 92l
Joshua NJ. Aldrich 900
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18
Silver Plated Casters.

A T or 2. They may he mistaken for pure silver, and
"A we advertise what they that people may not he
dissatisfied II they hapnan To get the real article. We
cannot afford them long for nothing, and ifnot die
posed Immediately they will be returned to Port Conner
nnhohy the Ship StlywoplinE, which Will sail IN the ar
rival of the cars from bernard,
I,nr
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18
PLAYING, VISITING AND BLANK
CARDS.

GEORGE COOK Of the firm of Ely, Smith IL
Va Cook, for the pnst six years manufacturer Of the
celebrated Bartlett Cards would inform the prhlc and
the patrons OF the old Establishment No. II fulton St.
where he HAS always been empluyed that he continues
the manufacture oralllhr varieties oi PLAYING, Visiting
and Blank Cards, heretofore furnished by the Establish
ment-and that order. Tor the various kinds will be faith
the following prices, usual discount OIL Tor cash those