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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-04-01
OPINION OF REGULAR PHYSICIAN.

ENter, Me-, sept, So icA5.
This certifcs that have Recommended the o.
WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for diseases
of the Lungs for two years past and many hUtss to my
knowledge have been used by my patients, all with hene
fetal results In two where II thought con.
Hrmrd consumption had taken place, the Wild Cherry
effected cure.
E.BOYDEN, Physicians nj Exter Corner
NO QUACKERI! NO DECEpTlONM
All published statement Of cures performed by this
medicine are in every respect TRUE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND MlTA'
TONS. The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy oil Dr.
Wstnrs Basam OF wild Cherry in all the diseases for
which il is recommended, curing many cnses utter the
skill Of the hest physicians unavang has effected II
large and increasing demand for IT, This fact has caused
several unprncipled couHeieers and mitn,orS to palm
on spurious MIXTURES olsnilar and appearance for
the genuine Basam.
Be careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAR'S BAL
SAN OF WILD CHERRY, none genuine unless signed
by l. BUTTS. Address all oders to SETH w FOWLE,
Boston Mass.
Observation-Disclosures c. Chapman, Windsor, A. { II
Wardner, Chester Joseph llndley, Pomret, Otis Cham
berlin; Norwich, f. l.. Il. w. OIds West Bethel, smith
n Bodgett; Qhechee village Chase Smith ~ Cu White
River, J. &. Brooks Springfield r. AN Burke Weston,
Foster Barker Prociorsvie, Joseph A. Smith, Fetch
vile, Eph lam Ross; IartIund, Z. NJ, 5. r. Socker.-
For sale also by Drugscstsnd apponed Agents general
~. 3l5-ly
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
THE uUEAT REMEDY ron

~
IND THE BEST MEDICINE KNOWN TO MANFOR
ASTHMA orevery stage, Liver complaints Bronchitis,
Influenza, Coughs, Colds, Bleeding OF the Lungs, short
ness of Breath, pains and weakness in the side breast,
&C, mud all other discusses OF the PULMONARY
ORGANS
very important disease overwhich this' Ialsam'eX
erts very powe ul influence, is that OF DISEASED,
LIVER. In This complaint it has undoubtedly proved
more eicdCious than any remedy hitherto employed,
and in numerous instances when patients had endured
long and severe suffering from the disease without
Ccying the least benefit from yurioe remedies and when
mercury has been rrsorcd to in vain, the use of the Bal
has restored the liytrto healthy action, aud in
many inst ances effected PERMANENT CURES. after
every known remedy hadiIledt to produce the desired
effect.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the disease above
mentioned, we also find very encCMH remedy in As
TINA, complaint in which it has been extensively us
ed with decided success, even in cases oyeart stand
ing.
1t not only emanatcs fromn regular Physician hut has
also been well tested in all the complnints or which il il
recommended. 1t is not my Intention therefore, either
cloak it ia mystery. mr. in any way deceive the public
by ovprr.np its virtues; on the contrary, shall simply
eideayur to give brieistaemeht Gifts usefulness, and
atter myself that its Surprising efficacy will enable Inc
to furnish such proofs Oit' virtues AS viii satisfy the
most inCreduOus that Consumption may ana "CAN BE
CURED,n llhis medicine he resorted 10 in time.
There is perhaps, no disease with which our country
Is affected, which sweeps off annually 50 many victims.
that fell destroyer of the human COnNunpti0n-
Day after day. year after year, the nSutate monster ur
ries the portals ofthe cold and silent tomb fresh added
victims to,ts conquest: No walk ollie is sacred from
lis IL tAtlpl lIOHl It's
dealing shafts. The old the midde.aged and the young
all alike, food for this common enemy Of mankind-
The white haired parilCh, whose life otcmpcraGCe has
rendered his mpcryiOs TO the attacks ills
and whose good deeds prepared him for the enjoyment OF
c's calm evening, finds consumption fastening its ing-
upon his vlls and tearing him from Il world, ever
bright TO minds which look compIacently on days well
spent.
sthere help for the afflicted? Nopreventve ofthe
dangers which heSct us in Chungeable and tickle
cline! We think there may be. And ifthe allegations
Of those who are least entitled to v,racty, be be
iicvcd, there is preventive and II remedy.
Wisrnr's B1lsm of Wild Cherry is offered to n suffer
Ing world snch. II needs the adventitnus mid al
long string Of fictitious certificates to give ii noloriey.
It, value and intrinsic excellence sufficient 10
title ii to the confidence Of the public, and
swat to fame"
the name tsinyentor, henCactOr OF his species.
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COWJTISSTONERS NOTICE..

WE the subscribers, henR appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Court for the District of Hartford Com
mssioners to receive examine AMI adjust all claims ue-
mands ofall persons against the estate Of
SAMUEL A. TliRASIiER,
late Of Bethel ii said District, decreased and all CLAIMS
& demands exhibited in offset thereto SIX months rom
this date being allowed for that purpose hereby give no.
tice that will attend 10 the business Of our appoint
men the honse Of James Woodwork In said Bethel on
the Inst Mondays OF April and August next at TO- O'CLOCK,
A, NJ. on each of said DAYS.
OLIVER HlNCHER, Commits
SENECA MARKS, 5 ,oners.
Bethel, March 9th 1877. s57.sw.
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NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DIR. SMITHS CELEBRATED ST.
GAR COATED PILLS,
OR IMPROVED
OR IMPROVED
INDIAN TEGET.4BLE PILLS.

INDLAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
MAR SMITHS celebrated Sugar Coated Pills areornd
~ superior to all other medicines discovered for
mpurty the blood, they not only cleanse the
stomach and bowels from all Bilious llumors hat also
promote proper md natural discharge from the lunes
81 and Kidneys Thus by single operation of this
system nre opened and all morbid and corrupt humOrs
the cause Osease eypeedin manner So easy that
the body is restored to health as ifby magic
DR. Smiths Sugar Coated, Orim provedludian Nesetn,
BILE Pills. aid improve Digestion cure Headache ANA
Dizziness Fevers SCrOina, Cancers Gravel innanailon
Rheumatism, Pain in the head, side, back ANA stomach
Diarrhoea Dysentery und Collie. Pnlphanoh 9' 'he
Heart; Loss ofAppeli!o audlowncss OF splrls worms,
Bilious NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and DINER cOmpaIets
incident to women in when they have the most happy
effects. go,
For worms the pills areinNIlhle-many children in
New York have heon spared toiherparensb lifetime.
ly use oithese mild and encOcious Pills.
Thisis the most pleasant and clicacous medicine in
the world and being lreerOm the usual aste olmcdcins
does not produce nausea or disgust
Price 25 cents per Box.
g. BENJAMIN SMITH M. d.
Fres1en of the New York Culcgeoi lieathis uponeV
cry Box.
For sale by c. CHAPMAN, Woodstock vt PSI
Otis t'hamherlin, Pomirct Wooster Downer, Sharon
MorriI George & Co., Stafford Hiram Barnes heioru'
Lewis $ Partridge, Norwich. j. c. Brooks, Mmte NV
err &. Tnkham, Quechee d. Tau 4 sons, iai,svlnc'
f. VI. Stocker. Hart land Walton Brown; fe'rns.e.-
H. Robinson, SO Reading. Joseph A. Snlll,, fuuclors-
Vile Sam Z. Wheeler, Plymouth EDWIN cement,
nriJsevnter Jos Danforh Barnard. L. 7, Nevans
Royalton Jeremiah Foster, Tunhridse. Il II Ward
uer Windsor ]. u. Bailey Far'te.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily as follows:
Leave Boston at l-2,P NJ. ,andarrive at Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concentrate l-2,P M and arrive atBoson Al
Freight, PirstCiqss S3;second Glass SO, so.
Freight should be delivered at Concord Boston and
other depos hour least before leaving TO insure de-
livery by the first succeeding Train.
AllPqssengers Baggage shOuldhe marked, and when
valued more than $50, notice should be given and eN
charges paid or claim for damage or loss beyond
rschsum viii he allowed. N.G. UPIIAM ,Sup't,
l. 1916, 2SI-u
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FOR Il.
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND CoNsUN
TION ' 60
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

THE Great and only remedy for Colds Coughs
J. ma, and Consumption, Ii the Hungarian Balsan
Life, discovered by the celebrated DR. burhan OF onI
EngInnd,nnd introduced into the Omitted states unIer
inmeumte superintendent OF the inventor
The extraordinary sucCushs Of this medicine, IN
cure OF Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American
gent in soliciting Tor treatment the WORST POssIE
GASES that can be found IN the cOmmunity-cHses
seek relieln vain irOnlny Olhe COmmonremedeS vi
day, and have been given up by the most distinguish
hysiciHns, ,as confirmed ana incurablc. The IuEga
Balsam has cured and will cure the most desperat
cases. ltisnO quack n0strum but standard Eng
medicine of known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should he supp
with iuchan's Hungarian Basam OF Lille, not only
counterfeit the cOnsumptive tendencies OF The elm
Dul tone used asa preventive medicnein leases OF
coughs, splitting Of Blood, Painin the side and chest
laiimn ana soreness OF the Lungs, Bronchitis, Dilic
OF breathing, Hectic Fever, Night sweats Emacia
and General Debility, Asthma, Influenza iIOOpng cd
and Group.
1Jsold large bottles. at l perbottle, with full
recIiOns tOrihe restO GRAFTON OF health.
Pamphlets, containing u mass OF English and Amer
certificates, and Other evidence, showing tine uuequq
merits oithis Great English Remedy, may be obtai
OF the Agents gratuilUnsIy.
DAVID +. BRADLEY, sOleAgentfor the United 81
ll9 Court street, Boston.
ACCnt -WOOdstOck, G.. CHAPMAN MOntpsHer.C
a. Colns;Burnel Peck a Spear; Bellows Falls
Hurts; Rutland, Daniels and Bel BrattlebOro', Du|
81 Clarke; Keen, n. II John BiXby. 2s6-ly
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Not week passes hNdy without we have to Te'
some al the most astonishing cures long ontnued
ma, lnciDient Consumption, Bleeding ul the lungs b
Chs, Difficulty OF Breathing, and the various dist
which the Lungs and Throat are subject, by SllERMA
OLOsAONlAN, or
ALL-HEALING BALSAM.
1t has proved itself to be the best medicine ever Oerf
the public Thousands have already tested its yir1
aud hive never found Il to mil N curing the dsease
which il is recommended. Nor do they have4O wait
in order To know whether it viii be productive OF goo
ieCts, as they are assured that it
ONE BOT LIE
produces no good eDects upon the sufferer, twenty
tcr viii not, and it is not therefore, necessary that
should spend their money in vain.
BEWARE OF A SLIGHT COUGH.
Although it is passed over unimportant, it will
become seated-COnsumption follows in its wake. 1
heed to pain in The Sidc and soreness in the chest
ciay if attended with- raising of Mucous, streuked
Blond. These are dangerous symptomsi hut the!
quickly and ellectuuy overcome by the above remel
Ash the sufferer from that distressing complaint,
ASTHMA
whit he thinks ofthe OlosaOnian, or All-IIenng Bal
and he will tell you he cannot live comfortably wthd
1t relieves all that DGcuHy If Breathing, Cough
righmess oltle Chest, gives quiet and refreshing !
ber and does for the Asthnac what other reinfd
the world will do. Witness the Of Henry JaCI
18th street, William Bond, the well-knOwn Boston C
er Baker, Brooklyn; Mr. Wilkinson, IlObOken; Mrs
MonistOwn, " j.; Mrs LuCretia Wells 322 Pearl Il
". C. Guwpn Woodstock, Ulster countyj and Mrs 4
ibald, So White st.
RAISING OF BLOOD
is eilcctually checked by this remedy, when all
means have Gled. Hundreds of cases might be rel
where persons in the city have been gwen up, and
nounced rs past hope, who have been restored bj
great remedy to the enjoyment Ct health. Mrs 4
bourne, $50 Monroe street; Dennis Kelly, &c Watd
Charles Robe'ts III Canal St Henry Lisbon, 1891
ingt0n ST.; and hundreds Of Others who have used the
edy, can testify to the truth OF the above assertion.
Beware Of using only
PALLIATIVE REMEDIES.
I,I1; INN lIttl
disease is unchecked, and death ensues Resort ut
to this Great Remedy, and you will not be disappo|
in ynnr hopes.
For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist, w
ytprE q q
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will run to Watham and Concord, as follows:
Leave Concord for CharlpsOwn at 6.25 A. NJ.
Waltham tor do al 50 and 10 LA. Ma 3-l NJ
Charics,own for Wallham at 20 A VI, J IL and
7P. NJ.
Caare.own for Concord att p. NJ.
l1-A Erelgh, Train will run both ways over the road
lIly.
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SIX WEARS AGO

The children began cry for Sherman's LoLcnges. The
noise was not loud at that time but IL s Kept ncTeis-
ingever SINCE and has now become so great INT the
months ofhe little scarcely he stopped DIR Ser-
man symputhises with the little sufferers and very much
regrets that any of them should he disappointed Know
ing the vast benefit which has been conferred upon the
community By the introduction Of his iniable
WORM LOZENGES,
he Inns entered into arrangements for enlursng his Manu-
factory by mems OF which he thinks he will he able to
supply the demand And the same pains and care VIII he
taken that these celebrated Lo2enges he made MS they
have always been order that those who depend upon
thenl may not be disappointed in their hopes. lie knew
when he commenced the manufacture of the worm LoZ'
cngps that lcv would supersede the of every othcr
Vermugc, the Lozengc is very pleasant to the taste,
speedy in its effects, well ms certain and the quantity
req uired 10 effect perfect cure, is very small. These
properties in c0nneyon with the fact that they are sold
for rs cents the box thus placing them in the reach OF
the poorest man in the and has not only caused them to
take the place every other vermge ever Offered but
also rendered them popular to the community.
~ ...u,.
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FOR Tw MY YEARS TIE MOST Popular
Di IN NEW ENGLAND,

NOR Coughs, LOids, COuSumPtions ASTHMA, Pie
l. PhthiSic, Splitting Of Blood, Hopping Cough Bro
lis, and Pulmonary Infections y Diseases 9j me
Of ercrg kiEd.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has now been
extensively used Tor the past twenty years. ana pro-
with greater success than any other article known
neXcd, we make II few extracts from certificates o.
sicinns and Others
Physicians write us that "they consider il sal
reFy HiGdciOuS remedy, that Will not dsappolnt the
| enable expectations Of those who use H."
Another says,"l have for some time past, been
habit Of prescribing the Vegetable Pulmonary Bas'
! consumption, asthmn, plenrisy, spilting OF bloc,
coughs, or pulmonary affections Of every klnd ah9
confidence recommend it a superior TO any other ri
alton used for The above complaints.
4 gentleman writes us THAT ms PHYSICIAN WhI
the constant habit of prescribing IL III az coniphI
the lungs recommended him H. make trial Of il, II
hal consulted several physicians wholad despairetl
recovery from severe affection OF the lungs, and
using H. the benefit he derived from it was such, III
errl other pll ScianS who attended upon hin staff
'cy were fully satisfied that it was the best rem
could uSp.n
Another writes us, ''that his wife, who has been
led with the phhsic, and has been under the care
crp eminent physicians TOR upwards Of thirty years
out having hecn but little benefited obtained imniI
relief on using it, She has now used ii upwards
wears aud ii has nCusT tdicd Of giving relief AT 6pCI
The Vegetable Pulmonary Bulsam was tOrmHny vel
! only article known as Pulmonary Ba}SGN lis grea
ry has given rise ton great many SPURIOUS artIcIest
by partially assuming The name 0tlhe genuine, or
ing put up so to resemble it as nearly as po'>'S
often ioisted upon the public for the TRUE artic
mang these are" Carer's Compound Pulmonary ia +
"AmericHn Pulmonary Bal,am,n vegetable PUN
Syrup" "rumOnary B0lsam," "lndian Pnlmona
sam, ""IIuntcr's Pulmonary Balsam," &c.-Btwar
Of them. Enquire Tor the article by lis whole nan
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM, and be
get the TRUE ARTICLE, prepared by REED IL T. 4
date Reed, Wing ~ Cutler) Boston, and see tina
The wrhtea signature oil Nm. JOHN CHHfr, upon
low label on the blue envelope. Each bottle and
stamped vegetable Pulmonary Balsam." For
Druggists, Apoihecaries und Country Merchants
H. Price 50 cents.
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CISH VA NTED.

A IL demands due the late firm cfI. NJ. & C. FISHER
n must he settled by the fifteenth of April, 10 save
COST. GEORGE FISHER.
Woodstock, March ], ls4I. s5j.h.
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FRESH POND TRAINS

TVNU . =,
Leave Chlrltstown at and 10 \. NJ, 2and "a p. NJ:
90 Fresh Pond at IA A. NJ 70 NJ. IL and IA NJ
3l3t :. VI. FELTON,, Engineer suppl
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
s sl s3ssasE Z " ~ tESs 60
Fare reduced TO SITS from Concord 10 Boston


ON and after Dec. 3D., Passenger Trains will run
" daily, Sundays exceptedD in connection with the
Boston and Lowell and Nashuaand Lowell Railroads. s
follows 800
Leave Bostonat7A. M. II A. NJ. and l-2 ?. NJ.
Leave Concordat 6 l-4A. NJ, III LA A. NJ, and
p. ,. ..'
Trains FRONT termedate places wllrun as followsviz
..' UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell mt IA AM, IL Ia p. and "a P NJ
g." Nashville at 0 AM, P. NJ. and b:l-2 PM
" Manchester Las AM, l:45 P. NJ, aud rs pm
orimmedately on the arrival Of the from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester $50 Am, ll.50 AM, 81 3:45 p 81
" Nashua NJ U45 AM, l2:45 r. NJ. and 4 ID pm
LOwellat $3.50 AM, / 30 p. N and l-2 r. Nj.
or Immediately on the arrival Oi the from Concord
The second train from Concord nrrivct,n Boston in sea
son for Passengers toake the O'Clock frantic N YOrk
The rOrd connects with the Boston and Maine Rail
road that Passengers MAJ pass bcwiXt Concord, Ilu
yerlll. Exeter. Dover and Portland either way daily.
STAGES Immediately on the arrival Oithe first train a
Concord, leave by various routes for lopkn on,Ncwpur
CarcmOnt and Windsor;fOr Lebanon and llano FrrP
outh and Iaver Canaan and Oxford; MertIIih bridge,
Centre IIarbUr and the White Mountains on the sec
Ond day from Boston, Stages reach ROyatOA, Mddrhnr
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line to Montreal and by Seumboat ana Stabes
to Ogdensburgh Stages also run from HGverh 10 stan
steud connecting there with Stages to Montreal Nuner.
Gus other stages connecting with the Concord Rai Road
run the principle owns in New Hampshire vermont
| and the Canadas.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I The Hon the Probate
DISTRICT OF WINDSOR, So Court for the District
OF Windsorro all persons concerned in the estate OF
SAMUEL FOSTER, late of Plymouth, in snid District
deceased, intestate,
GREETING.
Whereas CLARfNDA Eos TER and DAVID G.. Eos.
TER, Administrations of the Estate of the said deceased
propose rendering account of their administration,
and presenting their account against snd estate Tor allow
nnce at session Of said Court to he held at the Inn of
Elijah Scott In Ludlow In said District, on the second
Tuesday of April A. ID. lsi7.
THERErORE, you nre hereby notified to appear before
said Court nj the time and place aforesaid, md show
cause ifany ysu have why the said should
be allowed.
Dated at Cavenlish in sad District this sixteenth day
OF March A. d. 1917. .. =. . -
357 3w THOMAS +. HAMMOND, Judge.
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COUGuLOZENGES,

continue to cure Coughs Colds, Consumption, Asthma
shortness ind difficulty otbreahng and other diseases
the lungs with the facility they did on their C-o>
uctiOn and the people nave now become persuaded by
actual experience, that on the occasion OF slight cold
they have only step To either the Drs office one OF
his AGENTS and obtain box oihis c0ugh LOzcnges which
are very convenient TO carry In the pocket and 10
take lew through the day. by pursuing this course
cure IL often effected in % hours aud the patient about
S business areat is the celebrity Of the IoLenges,
that the thousands Of persons who have used them, and
become acquainted with their effects win never be with
out Them
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER
has cured more Of Rheumatism, Pain in the Back,
side and chest Lumbag0 and weakness than any appI-
cation that has been made As the celebrity Of the
plaster has increased hundreds OF unprnciplcd Iascas
hive attempted counterfeit II, and palm II OF on the
community as the genuine. u beware OF deception. Ii
Remember that the true and genuine plaster IL spread
npon reddish paper made expressly for the purpose, md
in every case the signature OF DR. Sherman printed up.
on the hack of the plaster and the whole sefure by copy
right None others genuine. Therefore when you
want real good Shermans Poor mans Plaster, call AT
the office LOG Nassau street and you will not be disap
pointed. =,
Remember the number, log Nassau street. where all
DR. Shermnns IOzenges are sold. His Agents ARE Mrs
IIays 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn Hneson, Williams
burnh and Reddne g. Co., Boston.
FOR sale by Charles Chapman, Druggist Woodstock
Vermont 800 e-o-p-ly
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FITCHBURG RAILROAD!
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT

10 fs..Tgss: t. co.,, eyS,;1Sgl ,ssss
~ 3 q ssf E 81.
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no DECEPTION,

Not week passes nyhy without we have to re,
al the most astonishing cures long Ontnued
ma, lnciDient Consumption, Bleeding ul the lungs, Is
chs, Difficulty Of Breathing, and the various disease
which the Lungs and Throat are subject, by SllERMA
AANIAN or
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made amongst the people OF the United States not
perhaps, among politicians certainly not by the conduc
tors OF party presses assuredly not by those ardent
spirits who, tired of the dull pursuits of civil life
painting TO obtain military fame, at whatever cost-but by
the yeomanry of the land by the merchants by the
chanic; by the manufacturer; by OF all occupations
and pursuits by the moral virtuous religious, conserva
tive portions of society, constituting part of the Amer
can people, whose voice cannot be dsregarded I'm the
hustle OF the public mart in the retirement of The domes
tic CIRCLE these questions press, with force which am
utterly incapable 10 describe, upon the minds and hearts
Of the American peoples and pray senators TO accept in
the spirit in which it is offered, the warning which give
you, that you and must answer unto them! Here the
honorable senator resumed his seat.
No gentleman rising to address the Senate,
The PRESIDENT said ''Shall the question be
put !"
Mr.. r. JOHNSON then rose and said should very
much desre--and | dare say the feeling is shared by
many in this chamber--that the senator from Michigan
would state succncy possible, the grounds of his
amendment
Mr.. CASS. do not say that will not hereafter adj
dress the Senate the subject but at present have
desire whatever to say anything.
On notion,
The Senate then adjourned
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E,ARNI WANTED.

ttARm WANTED-Waniedt to hire, at a -onable rent,
harm OF from 80 to 50 acres, within five miles of the
city OF Washington. Any person having such place TO
rent, having upon it convenient house. barn. and ordna-
~ outbniidngs, may hear of good tenant by immed,
atey addressing line paid 10 "Farner, OF the Union
Office stating location terms, general description, &c Ihe
and must be all in good order for cultivation Jan 2-u
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1870. an
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Wind0w GIass. a..

4OUV 70 90 ~ 90 - = ''''' . Z
Cut and Wrought Nails, Sheet Lead, Sheet Zine Miner,
a. Door Knobs and Locks Latches, Butts, Screws and
House Furnishing articles in general Tor sale cheap BY
April 30 - : sw E"'
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Paper Mnngings
Peas! Peas!!
GROCERIES,.

old Tyson Tea, " H. do, some rerv nice, Black
ITeas Of all kinds; prime Porto Rico aud NJ Orlesns
Sugars Brown and White Havana do, Molasses Ralsins
Figs, Coffee, Spices Bar Soap zant currans Cron oure
Sperm and refined Lamp Oil just received and for sale
cheap by WHEELER a pm Asisli-
April 10. afts.t ~ "a