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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06
From Vera Cruz,
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The telegraph report published ON Saturday was
substantially correct The Eagle of The 18Th,
puts the force of Santa Anna at ~ 900; others cs-
Innate at $1,000, and Mr. Kendall gives runor
that he could obtain any amount Of irreguIars a
letter in the Delta, dated the lllh says
"Thcre has been skirmsh at Puenta NNcionaI'
Ccrro Gordo is strong mountain fort, twenty two
miles from Jalapa. decisive battle Is expected
at this point for it is the best vantage ground This
side of Peroto. Gen. Santa Anna was at or near
Jalapa at the last accounts, but by this time there
is scarcely doubt that Cerro GOrdo is carried by
assault, and the army IN snug quarters at the
healthy and delightful city Of Jaapa. Vera Cruz
is as quiet and well governed us any city IN the
United States"
The Picayune says
General Scott was expected 10 arrive at Cen
era Twiggs head quarters on the night of the ram
inst. Gen Worth left Eeln Cruz with the last
division of the army on the 18th, and bivouacked
that night at San .Iuan-aboul ~ miles in the in
terror. He probably joined the advance on the
10Th 1t is thought the position at Cono Gordo
can be turned, and in case La Vega and tanaIizo
make good their retreat that they will make nnoth-
er stand at Los Dos
Dmuhua was very prevalent at Vera Cruz, but
no yomiio. 1t was perfectly healthy in the inter
ior.
The expedition which had gone down to Tuspan
consisted of sloops of war Germantown, Albany,
two bomb vessels, lowed by the Spjllire and NlX-
en- the Petrol, Bonita, I!ccla, and flag ship Mis-
siss,Dpi, Com Perry 1t was believed that the
Mexican General Cos had 1000 troops and 60
pieces Of artillery and that he would defend the
place,
There had been an atlemp; to excite the MeXi-
cans 10 rebellion at 1umpico Several citizens
arrested and banshcd by Col, Gates.
AIyarado, which has been closed for several
months, is now open 10 our commerce, and TO all
neutral vessels not having on board ARTICLES con-
taband Of war,
From the Vera Cruz Flag, l3h:-
"Ihe execution Of the CoOrCd man, Kirk, cit
lien Of the United States convicted OF committing
rape upon the person Oft Mexican woman, and
theft, took place on Saturday evening last. a
large concogrse Of people were present, 10 wines:
the first execution under American authority
which has ever taken place since our occupation
Of this country. 1t will, no doubt, prove a saIu-
tary lesson TO many who would destroy the safe
ties guaranteed to good citizens, were not such
punlshments sometimes inflicted"
CAPT. TALcoTT 5 IIowIr2ER AND Rocket
CoMPANY.--A Boston hoy who Joined Captain
Tulcou's crack corps at Norfolk, gives the follow
ing brcf and cool account Of the part taken by the
company at Vera Cruz
"'lhe chances considered, may congratulate
myself that ! was not killed, for our company had
as hard times as any Of them. We had no COM
pany to relieve Us, and We were stationed c
watch the gates Of the city for the expected ap.
proach of cavalry for one week, and the way
round shot and shells flew about our heads wa,
e. ii, r
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Editors are proycrbiaI for obtaining
vs. the soonest, and eulightening the
! Id with it through the columns Of their
er, and are even ahead of the gossip5
his score. But when the Editors OF
"Mercury," informed the public thro'
ir columns, that they "were credibIy
,rmed that Gen. o. II. Nichols, was to
command Of the company from Yer
ht," we would like to know where they
their decentralization which Of their
merous sources it came? The gossips
lid no doubt be grateful to them as the
rect ~ sources Of information Of the
es. But we will not question them
close FOR maybe they dOat haor."
hey appear to be jealous of the pros
ty of Capt. K and are thus showing
heir spite and spleen, like a dog at
of tree, barking because he cannot
nb. And the poor insignificant "Mcr,
clique" stands around the trunk
King, throwing out this miserable low
d, vulgar slang, fitting only the mouths
gaorant vagabonds whom no one will
&C, or anybody uphold
he Mercury and its Editors, have
held grndge TO all who are striving
rosper in the world, and gain an hon
lie reputation to carry with them thro'
that sheet by its usual variety of low,
house, mean language, the very touch
hich would pollute any thing, try to
In and break down such men, and try
bit them on level with themselves, to
C them conform to their grovellng ideas
thoughts, that are ponlleSs, save
exclamation point,
lch stands in state, with vacant wonder Gro't,
pompus tombstone Of some pauper thought, "
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06

IloRRInLE.-Thc following is from a
British naval officer, and published in the
Dublin News Letter, without the slightest
doubt of its authenticity
'.4ScenSiOH, Isl Jan,, l347, We have
Just received news Of most horrible mas
sacrc Oh the coast Of Africa, A slave de-
pot, called GaIIiucos, known to have 1000
slaves ready icr shipping, was so strictly
blockadcd by our cruisers that the slave
owners, finding it impossible to embark
them, actually in cold blood beheaded
the whole number, placing their heads on
poles stuck in the beach, saying, 'iC you
will not allow us to make profit of prlso-
ncrs We take i'll war, we will kill all
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06
The Tariff

MANY ofthe whig papers are becoming
,rv;uced of the fact that the present Tar
l. uot such 'ruinous' animal after all,
they predicted, And besides the pa
= RS which have always adhered to the
,rotcctirc' policy, the people are bocom-
g enlightened on this subjoct-not by
mt of speeches and great cry-but by
taal illustration We have seen many
|pers, and many prolccticc men say that
ley had no idea that the prcsen, tariff
puld work so well for the farmer and
sechanic. The following is from the
6ycoming Gazette, Pa, one of the most
tier opposers Of the present tariff, at the
ne of its passage:
eve confess ourselves agreeabIy dis.
pointed in regard TO the practical opera
,n of the new tariff. In common with a
eat majority of the people of Pennsylva-
+ a, we were strongly and earnestly op.
sed to the repeal of the tariff of l842,
Id the passage Of McKay's bill, other
Sc the tariff of '46, because we were a.
+ id that it would work serious injury to
iron and coal interests, and prevent
prospective developments of our min
y hi resources. We adhere to the old
|ctrlne of protection, as means OF sus-
v ming local interests and feared that eV-
innovation was fraught with some mis-
lief,
i In word, we felt and acted with the
" Immunity about us; but, in spite of our
btests, a majority Of Congress dctcrmin-
* upon the reduction and modification of
4 tariff, The new law went into opera
M on the first day of December last, and
81 lsequentIy we have had, on tue first in
n nt, four iul months of trial Of its provis-
s. Has the country been ruined in
X ,sequence? and is it likely to be! Let
" inquire.
\ The prospects Of an ample demand for
and iron, the ensuing season, at far
& ces, are abundant. From every quar-
we hear ofnew enterprises of the kind
bu, to be engaged in, while the old OPP
tives are steadily cnlarging and extend
their business. As yet, the state OF
ces is rather improved than otherwise,
remains so firm that immense fortunes
accumulating rapidly to all concerned,
mean as proprictors Of iron and coal
" Adjustments.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

NtW IOih, .HNy >.
A private letter from an officer ht Vera
Cruz, states that many MeAicans predict
peace in sixty days. The legislature OF
Vera Cruz is said TO be debating the pro-
prie'y of making peace independently Of
the other states of Mexico.
Iacatccas is reported as having dcclar-
ed itself independent.
A letter received at the war department
from Vera Cruz confirms the report that
Santa Anna had with him several mem
bers Of the national council.
The intelligence from Matamoras states
that The Massachusetts regiment was still
at that place. Gen. Gushing had issued
stringent orders for preserving peace
The country about there was quiet. a
man had been iassoocd between Camargo
and Monterey, by two MeXlcans, both Of
whom were taken and shot.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06

Spring may be expected the first six
weeks of June coming.
They have made wrong calculation,
the seasons are right, and are doing well
enough, and they had better "let well e.
nough alone" but have been putting the
wrong months on TO the right seasons,
but you can't bauIk them, and make 'em
accord with the months, no how. q
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Remember

lat another political campaign is
a. hand and our friends must send
300 new subscribers to "serye
lg the war with the Mexicans" here
me. Only sevonty.fye cents for six
his, commencing next week. We
that no one will negIec, this, for it
the utmost importance,
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Noah's Messenger thus traces the
course and consequences oflhe opposition;
Con reading the outlines Of this battle,
we more than ever regretled-nay, we
deeply Iamented and depIored-that the
elec'loncer'ng course of the opposition in
Congress had delayed the passage Of the
ten regiment bill for three months. Had
Gen. Taylor received the aid intended by
the government, and which he should
have had, he wouId hare captwed Santa
lnna and all his army al this single Jl0w!
The responsibility of this want OF patriot
ism in the opposition can never he forgot
ten or atoned fort is a lesson which
trading politicians will ever remember
If the war is proracted, they and they
alone, are answerable for the conscQuen
ces. Notwithstanding the stale and I'M
called Tor debate OF "who declared the
war;" and the abuse heaped on the ad.
mInIstratlon, ii is not to be denied that,
under all these embdrrassments aud DIFF
iicultles, the President and the War De.
partment have exhibited wonderful enerqv
and untIring zeal in sending forward such
supplies Of men and material as have con.
lributed to sustain the honor of the count.
ry and glory Of our arms, and no abuse or
censure can deprive them of the merit
their industry and patriotism have secured
to them.
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VILLAGE OF WOODSTOCK,
BYLAW,
,3doptcd at the aanual meeting Janumy,
A. HD. 1877.

No person, ut later time Of the day than haitian houi
aIler sunset shall III IN! Hammer Obstruct travelling ol
passing in The streets or commons err the time above
menioncd,w license of the Trustees engage in or ear
rs on any game or Play in the streets common, that
SAll tend to ncommode or ubSlruc travelling or Hssm.
ar 10 disturb TIE peace ana quiet Of hs vage, under the
same penalty provided for breaches Othe provisions o
the third chapter ofhy laws (S!oO1 whcc penalty shall
be recovered in the same manncr provided in that
chapter.
1t shall be The duty Of the Trustees or Fire Warcns
some one o. them TO give notice to any persons who may
remain nj ANY shIe or play in the streets
aforesaid I" diSpersei and in such persons order
ed shall refuse to dsprrsc on such notice. to prosecute
such offenders.
Published b! order Of the Trustees
FREDERICK BILLINGS, C1,rk.
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UNITED STATES MINI. The Washing
ton Union says the coinage of the mint
aud branch minis for the month Of April
last was $G7G, 32G, being, as the director
states in his accompanying letter Of the
lNh instant, the largest that has yet been
reported for any ono month OF this
amount there is in gold 50 ,382 ,G97; silver
S90l 500, and in copper $2,O3l
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06

VERMONT GAZETTE-'A PAIR OF THEM.
We have this week received two Gazcus,
of the same date, by different publishers,
There appears to be some trouble at Ben.
nington. If We understand the matter
Alright, }. c. HasweII, is Editor of the one
which the democrats should support, al
tho, the other claims to be the true Ga
zette. The difficulty appears to be local
one, and we should advise the pa,ties con-
cerned TO compromise, as "discrclion is
The better part of valor."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06

PosT OFFICE CAUTION Envelopes
should not be used for letters acknowl-
edglng the receipt Of money. In those
instances the whole sheet Of paper should
be used, as the post mark must be ON it to
constitute a legal proof payment.
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DENTISTRY.

GRATEFUL to the people of Windsor County, for
VI the patronage which they have bestowed upon him
the past year. the subscriber takes This opportunity to
return his sincere thanks for hcr UrO Tnd hopes that
the success ri his various uprGnOns on the monlh. WI"
he II sufficient nduCcmrnt, to COninue Their patronage.
Dr. C. dCyUtcs his whole time TO this hrancll of his pro.
lrsSion, and those wishing to consult him N regard
their teeth, always find him nj home The iicrcn
operations on the mouth are loo well known 10 be cuu
mrrutcd here, and htir value is duly appreciated by
lurgr majority Of the lOpe. Bu the urt Of filling
plugging teeth DR. C. considers the most important and
valuable fan; aud he is well assured that he M
which he performs this delicate and difficult operation Is
the means OF saving thousands Oi teeth from extraction,
and rendering them useful ANA ornamental members Of
the mouth lie particularly invites the attention Oi those
who wish for artificial teeth, to the improved and Cc-
gnmt manner in which he manufactures whole sets
gold Amy number from one to twenty eight teeth will
he inserted y Gim the Mechanical execution Of which,
shn not suffer in comparison with the most beautiful
pclCr Of Jcwury.
Persons at distance wishing teeth set gold plate,
are informed that they need not he Detained here only
few hours, as Er. &. Will take the impression of the
mouth in WAY, at the first visit and the presence OF the
patient will not be required gain, until the artificial
piece is finished.
Teeth extracted usual, wiihoUt pdiH by nhalng
the celebrated clheriul yupor
ii. 5. CHASE, NJ. d.
Wcodsock Arr. l., lsi7 3G-C
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
CORRECTED FROM THE MASS. pLoUGHMAN
1IO A'l n Y a pNII. DE-

Al market 800 beet Cuttloi and no Stores 80 yokcs
Working OArni G1 Cows and Calves 400 Sheep ind
1850 swine,
BEEF CATTLE-By Extra. 81 rs 900 ist gGHity, 81
50, "a quality, Sc o. N00O I'd quality, 100 $3.50
WORKING Oxen, rules were nude ut $50, "a, 1861
and li2.
Cows CALVES, Sules were noticed nj $40 22 to "a so.
SucEp AND IAMBs--SnIcs ,G3, g,Ss, 1856 and $3.50
awINg-Saes nj wholesale, l'2c for SOws, and Lee
for Burrows; a RETAIL from IL to Ia Sc per ID. and
snlcs brisk NJ he nhnye prices
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06

Thou long rail'd ebon-cyed, nocturnal ranger
What led thee hher mong the types and cases,
Dos thou not know that running midnight races
Ger standing rypcs, is iraught with INN ncnl dan
ger;
Did hunger lead thee? dds thou think to find
Some cheese Parncsun to delight thy nav?
Vain hope! none but a literary jaw
Can masIcate our cookery for the mind.
Pelclancc thou hast literary taste,
A love for letters, and that SOFT Of thing;
But why, thou wirc-aI'd mp-lhou ycrmin.
king!
dds thou but yesternigIt deyour our paste,
And throw our types IN pyramids Of pi?
Thy dOom'S decreed.-- come, Hunter, at lin
Hyl
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The Natchez Courier of April Odd says,
I'VE learn with regret, that Gen. u. lay
lor's plantation, some 80 miles above this
place, is o'crfeWed. The Mississippi
looks threatening and many places are
swimming in this noighborhood, We
have reason to believe the waters will soon
snhsdc.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06

STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon, lhr Prof. late
DISTRICT OF wlNpSOR-sS. Cautt for the District OF
NndsurIO al persons concerned IN the estate OF Al
LEN ROBINSON, late OF Reading, in said District dcreus
ed inlcstale, GREETING,
Uhere0S, ErllRAlMJONEs, Admins rntor oltlc estate
OF the said detenSc proposes rendering IN account Of
lis administration, and presenting hi, account against said
estate for allowance ~ session o said Cont to he held
at the Inn OF Il lIahun, in Rreadug in said District, on
the third Tuesday Of Jane neat,
Therefore, hereby notified to appear before said
C0urt at the taG and place gorcsRjrd ant show cause
any YOU have, why the sal should he al
lowed.
Dated ut Wcplhcr,ncld ii said District this twenty.
seventh day Uihprl A. u, lsi1.
THOMAS +. HAMMOND, Judgc
-gty
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New Goods.

he usually enterprising merchants Of
village arc rather behind the times in
ling their stocks Of Spring and Summer
IDS, but We suppose it is on account Of
|'bad travelling" People wishing to
chase goods will do well to examine
advertising columns, where they will
|uly apprlsed Of all the chcop lots Of
Is. 1t is an acknowledged fact that
Age is the best paper in the state for
srtsing, and that those who advertise
do sell little cheaper than any body
We believe, from looking at our
Frlising columns, that there are but
lots Of Spring and Summer Goods in
S.-Since writing the above, C. Dana
has brought in an advertisement
Fh may be found in another column.
he Mexican battery at the Mercury
fe, which has been booming away Gol
last month is out of ammunition
re has, though, been some pretty
shots, yet, we believe none of them
taken effect, but now lie harmless.
bath the observation of HIM at whom
were aimed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06

CONNECTICUT ELECTIoN.-The official
returns for Governor, Of the recent cleo.
ton in Connecticut are as follows:
Dem. q, 400; Whig 3O,I37 Owing to
informally in the returns, only Governor
and Treasurer are elected, on the state
ticket.
FOr nnenbnre If GOnnro.. ,ho C,II.;
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The President has made a requisillon
on the Governor Of Georgia, for another
battalion Of infantry and che company of
mounted men for service in McXico;in all,
six companies
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Capt. Kmball has assumed the com
mand of 80 as fine men as ever shoudered
muskc., of the real ETHAN ALLEN
stock. That they will sustain the dignity
of their state, we have not The least doubt
should the delegation from Vermont, ever
be granted hearing in Mexico.
A roster of the W. company will be
published in the Age next week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06

Lieut.. Jackson has returned 80 men
since he established his recruiting office
in Dover, N. H., greater number than
has been enlisted i'll any other town in this
state .-Gd:eHe
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Another pile Of ruin is to be erected
in Warren, r. says the Republican
Herald, to contain 10000 spindcs and to
be operated by steam power-the capital
to be $4,000 The formation of anolh-
err company, in the same town is talked
of. This cursed administration it IS very
evident will destroy all domestic manufac.
lures.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon the
Probate Court for the District U Hartford Cnmmis, ion
Crs To receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands III all persons against the estate OF
SilLLMhN |. MARSH ~
late OF Sharon in said District, deceased and all claims
demands exhibited in offset thereto tsiN months from this
date being allowed for that purpusl hereby give notice
that we will attend to the buenesS OF our appointment ut
the late dwelling house Of said deceased in said Sharon ON
The second Tuesday OF lune and second Tuesday Of sep
icnhrr l'i nom 10 O'Clock A. NJ. tli O'Clock =. on
each Of said days
LYMAN BENSON. "Reminiscences
HIRAM MOOR, '''"''H'"''''
Sharon April Both, 1917.
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For members of Congress, the following

Farmers had better improve the proong-
ed lcngth ofshIs sugar season. r
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Particular Notice.

We have stated in another place, that
our subscription books have been left with
Tracy s Converse, and our other accounts
with James Barrett, who arc our agents,
to settle the same, Amy errors which
may occur in making out the bills will be
promptly corrected, aud no extra expense
will be made for those who owe us, by
This arrangement if payment is promptly
made. +. A. X.
UNION DEBATING CLUB
A Meeting Of the club, will be held Mt the Cen
trail School House in this Nilage,on Saturday, The
Slh inst
Question for discnssion-.Wus the rnEycu
REvoLU ZION justIubIc,
Citizens are respectfully requested to attend,
II. c. PIERCE, Scc'y
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A WING SENTIMENT.-.The following
ccry patriotic sentiment was uttered by a
whlg paper Of New Haven. We think
that it is the mcanest thing we have seen,
in so few words.
81 am bold to declare that do not wish
our armies success in this controversy with
Mexico. "-.Nae Hacea Hrdld, May &c,
1916
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lNTLUES2t AND CoNsUMrrION,-ll is indeed mcllE.
ChOl-y truth that thousands tall victims to Consumption
every year, from no olbCr cause than neglected Colds
vet we find hundreds, may thousands, who treat such
complaints with He greatest indifference, and let them
Iuu on for weeks and even months, without thinking Of
the danger. At first YOU have what consider sgh
cough or cold; allow business pleasure, or clrcrss
ness to prevent you from giving II any attentions then
settles upon Your hrCusy on become houT,r have paths
in the side or chest, cypccorte large VUtniticS ct mat.
ter perhaps mixed with hluoui difficulty Of breathing
ensurs, and then YOU find your own foolish neglect has
brought on this compliant. II. hrn y0u value life Dr
health, he warned in time, and don't tribe with your
Cold or trust in ANY uuark nOstrum 10 cure y0u bnt
Immediately procure n bottle or twuOI that famous
remedy, Dr. Wsars Hulsuu Ul wild Cherry, which is
well known to be the most speedy cure tycr known,
thousands will testify whose lives have been saved by il.
For influenza II j. the very best medicine IN the world.
None Genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For 5lle by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist Wood
.tpp
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TO \ RAT.

CAUGHT ~ OUR PRINTING OFFICE LAST
NIGHT.
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UNION DEBATING CLUB

The 1IuG.n0yoRGp CusTon Of talking little opening
medicine the Spring Of The year, is founded in common
SENSE aud suutd philosophy. Every oHe Is sensible OF the
SPELL after Slu,on NJ CohI weather A feeling Of dss
Ilc, drowsucss, SomctmcsU swimming Of HE head and
cmlnch sense ofiulncss and host oIunpcasant Symp
toms ARE the general results. hc morbid accommodations
OF winter are set nost by warm weather. aud lO in The
circulation or Lodge in some part Of the budy, Hence it
perhaps, that spring is 80 fatal to c0n>umpiycS an
others.
For the purpose oi puriN ing the blood mud other fluids
there is 10 medicine superior 10 Wfi"hS IdiaH lcgtta
be PNiS, and II i strongly recommended spring
medicine, These Puls act upon The wboic system, nno
one part 0l il merely other pills do. Hence, Il
disease he present in any part 1t must he driven forth,
BelgurC OfdYkiHdS NJ CIHHCrjejfS! some ARE cDlito
iLh sugar, others made resemble in outward mp
pcawlucc the original rhc surcrt way is to purchase
from the regular agents only, one or more O whom may
be found in every town and village in the United STATES
For sale hy HASKELL N Palmer, and CHARLES
DANA, lr. WoulstOCk,
New England Office 1913 fremont 81, Boston,
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Joseph Motson The,lord, yours received,