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TO SAIL EVERY TEN DAYS.
Ship OSWEGO, Captain Johnson.
Ship HUDSON, Captain Page.
Ship CLIFTON, Captain Ingersoll.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt. Hunt
Ship SARTELLE, Captain Taylor.
Bark GENESEE Captain Minot
Bark. f; WILLIAMS, Captain Parker
Bark HEBRON, Captain Greig.
The above ships all Of the first class of light draft Of
Tster and e2nanded by the most s1psrenced CAPTAINS in
gers
Neither the captains Of the above ships will be
sponsibe for ewey bullion, precious silver plated
Tor letters PARCELS ages by
board Of them unless regular bills Of adng taken for the
same, and the value therein expressed
For freight passage apply board Orleans wharf foot
Of Wall street, or to F. X COLLINS, Sc South street
Agent in New Orleans--John Woodruff X Co.. who will
promptly forward all goods TO their address.
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S Sha rIs.1,n ss"C''.''''

Being the price, direct expeditions and
much than tho chesapeake Bay and James River
between the mouth Of the Potomac and Old Point Comfort
being entirely avoided by this line.
Travellers advised line hereby advertised part
and parcel Of the Mail Line through Vgna and that
the atenton Of the companies composing the Great Mail
Loe that shall be conveyed by them, in connec
liae and with more comor expedition and certainty than
any other lne except the line via Washington. - .
fee, Pratt street Baltimore; Of Stockton Fall Or at the
Commerce wharf; Tuesdays and Fridays, ON
board the Powhatan of q. w. GUNNELL, Capt
BTraveles by the above line will bear in mind that
they have hours Baltimore than passengers by
the Chssapeake Bay aud James River Boats and yet reach
poin south of Petersburg with these
when there breach of comexon by the Bay Line
iv4 3meod*r
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@ @ & 80
leave ANNOUNCE friends and the public that
and from the Old Country be secured the
sQnable first class SHIPS sailing regularly from
New York and Liverpool They also guarantee that there
shall be detention but that emgrants will be forwarded
Wesentation of their tickets
Drafts payable the Royal Bank OF Ireland
and on Messts. Prescott, Grote. Ames Co.. London.
nvoSa 0ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-26

- ,Ts-> CCITiZ lIIN NEW DAY PAY, LINE OF
Landing at Yau Courtlandts Nswburgh
Poughkeepse Kingston Cat, kill and HudsonFae 50
Breakfast aud Dinner n Board.
The new end elegant Steamer ROGER WILLIAMS, Capt
A. Degroot uesdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays kaEpas
hammond street pier, each way,
For passage freight apply board the Boats or to Geo.
T. Stanley the Office, foot Of Robinson street.
~ All persons forbid trusting the above boats
court OF the myi9 RI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-26

no YOU WANT TO DRESS Beauty. and make 700
~ Hair soft aud fine Head
Henry f. Cullen, late barber board the steamboat
South America do certify that Jones oral Hair Restorative
the best article used for dessng soenng
and keeping the hair long time soft clean silky dark md
order; all customers preferred 1t TO any thing else
Sold in New York only the sign Of the American Eagle
SO Chatham strest-prce s. 4 or shillings.
Agents ia Philadepha-Zciber, Ledger Buildings, m
Brooklyn 1879 Fulton street; Boston, Reddng Sate
IN Baltimore Taylor, Jarvis BUILDINGS in Ptsbug 20 IL
berry St; in Newark, N. J. D. Olds 27s Broadst
APR IN
II ANE'S PATENT PORTABLE BATHING TUT and
N Shower Bath conncctcdA splendid srrlneemeDt-t'en
about their resdcnres wouid DO
well TO call and them they inst the thing also
general bathing tubs shower baths and bathf
wholesale and retail tbAhltso hAssE,,
~ boWeIy, "
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TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.

s - ElzasRR s
NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE LINE TO EREDE
the Virginia Springs Weldon, NJ C., and Charleston c.
The public informed that the and splendid low
steamer POWHATTAN (conr Getting with the Grea
Mail Line Aqque CresxJ leaves Commerce street wharf
Baltimore, every Tuesday and Friday Evening" at NJ
for the above points
ThrOugi.tickets to Richmond. -. 80
!" Weldon N. c.. ............. 9
Ssauntoa, Va; ;...".."....M
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srARIIsuED PAssAGE OFEICE

SAMUEL TiioMPsoS ATp NEPHEw.
AGENTS YoR THE "BLAcK STAR LINE or PACKETS.
AT. ItuerDoof 10 Nep York 1917.
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DAILY EXCURSION TO THE ELY
E sasASsIAN riELDss H2BoKEN.op91 6 ana s 4 =
will make regular from Canal and streets d.
the Eysan Fields Hoboken leaving the above
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6iS6 UNION LINE OF PAGKETs FOR LlYER-
SG2l<ANCE, Capt Tucker, will positively sail on
9Th Julyshe has large aud elegant
limited number Of second cabin passengers in light and
airy deck and her steerage lofty and well vent
lated Persons wishing proceed TO Europe should make
eaIy application on board, foot Of Dover ST., or to
jy22 6trc w. J. T. TAPSCOTT, O. South 81.
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w.~>. PEOPLE'S LINE STEAMBOATS, NJ
e sS,llA--h ALBANY, Daily. Sunday, .E,eepte

Aaii 155IS 5,.I s ssIssSE I
he Fer between GSuslaadt and Liberty street: Az" RON
Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, Capt, VIM n. Peck, win
leave % Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday evenings att
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt H. q. Crutten-
den, will leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even
sprngs, will run follows:-Leave Albany at 81 AM,
PM except Sundays Passengers will find this the most
gcd tious and convenient route
At Five O'CLOCK, Il. n1.-Landing at intermediate Places
from the foot oil Barclay street . .
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain Il. II: FURY, will
eave on Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons
g.sambolt SOUTH AMERICA, Captain T. N. Hulse.
viii leave on Tuesday, Thursday, wd Saturday after
The above eost will all times arrive in Albany ample
time for the Morning Cars for ne East or West
trsixh tsen at moderate rates, and none taken ater
Line withouta written order from the captains agents
sCHltLTZ atthe office on the wharf. jyI2rc
n~u., OPPOSITION PASSAGE OrFICE-To
,lbany Utica 81 50: Syrscnsc 80; Oswego,
ss5s s1s4s. 49, Rochester, 50 Is, buffalo So 5o Cleye
mat! 50; Toronto aud Hamilton, 81; Whitehall 81; Mont
wv. zee, 100 Barclay street.
On security required will given for the ul6aent Of all
eCa a,s a.. VI L. HAY. Agent, New YorL--is,7
- NOVICE.
~~.,. ,sTAaTEN ISLAND FERRY-On and
ri Ys and AFF2l I'h * ii EN- %;
sss, ~ raiIovvs until ia, ther notice
VI" w '' LrAvr STATEN
Me,se 1911, a. M, and J, q, "a OF. Pm.
,eIo H. A. NJ, aud /! q ten MINUTES past D. aud ct 8,
New York April 18th. |''''' = 49, air.
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re- FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
EMadhE1S Ocean House Jumping Point, Runsom, and
Eatontown Landing. The steamboat Ed.
WIN LEWIS Captain Haynes will run as follows from foot
NJ Vase River -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25
TIE ARMY BILL.

1t will be seen by lo.day's paper, that
VIC publish the Army bill entirc. Under
its provisions, the President has assign ed
one regiment to New-EngIand, as follows;
Me- 9 companies, Connecticut 2 companies,
N. II, Q companies, Rhode Island COM
pany and Vermont 9; making in all ten
companies or one regiment. We notice
the Post says Massachusetts is to have one
or two companies. Such we understand
is not the fact,
The Post also, says, that the name Of
Hon. F. Pierce, has been handed in to
the Senate, for confirmation by the Pres
ident, for Col. of the Regiment; Col.
Thompson of Me-, for Lieut. Col; and
Gen, Ransom of this State, for Major
We may have something more to say of
this nomination hereafter.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25

snow-followed by sharp frost, which con
tipucd up to this afternoon, The reports
to-day from the counties orGalway, Mayo,
and part of Wexford, are very UnCavor-
able. The Rev. f. Moore, rector Of Cony,
in the most destitute part of Mayo, an.
nounces the number OF deaths by famine
to be Cearlully on the increase. In part
Of his parish, out ola population Of 5000
souls, there are at yet only 100 at work;
some ofihosc persons receiving wages at
the low rate ol3d, per diem, with meal at
Cd. quart
COrh, January So The Rev, ]. Shce-
han, p. p, in a letter to the Cork Rcpor-
ter, dated KiImacabeu, January %, says
cit is not in the mind OF man TO conceive
;hc appalling state Of The poor. Famine,
fever and dysentery have taken deep root
in almost every family Of the destitute,
who in consequence are dying off in uum-
bers. My conviction is that onothlrd, !
much fear one-half, Of our poor will be
dead before two months.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25
Springfield, February 8, 1871.
.M0,wich, FcJ. l3, lS47.
MORE ANECDOTES-MORE TO-
RES.

MAJOR KIMDALL;-The cxposiions Of
the toryism of our "rory Priest" and
other kindred spirits in the Age, have had
the effect to check in some degree TIL cOucrt
treason of many British and Mexican par
lisans, who arc scattered up and down,
through the length and breadth of the
Federal portions Of New England but
there are some specimens, so bitterly hostile
TO all orr free ins!iutons--so utterly dc
void of decency and wilhalI, so thoroughly
devoted to the interests of Beelzcbub, that
they make no effort to disguise their malig-
nifty bot with brazen front, glory in their
shame.
A few days ago one 3d. (who
is not the 'rory Priest" himself, but be.
longs to his congregation and is of the
tribe of Lew, for he claims for his imme-
dia,c ancestor Tory Priest, who in 1912
prayed for the success Of the British arms
against our countrymcn, on northern from
tier, y IN conversation with several gentle
men in this village, in relation to the in
luence OF certain publications, in encour-
aging the Meyicans TO reject the overtures
of our Goyernmenl-and The consequent
continuance of the war and destruction of
human i!e,-belched out, in the bitter
ness of Federal malevolence-"I don't
care how much the Mexicans are encour-
aged to Gght-,he more the berer-and
the more of our men they destroy, the bet
ter it would please me"
This tory will be remembered and des-
pissed by every honest man who knows
him. His name is recorded in the list of
traitors and murderers.
Another specimen, the initials orwhose
name are Zack. G****-in speaking of
enlisting soldiers for the Mexican war,
said-"I wish they would raise company
TO go TO Mexico to butcher our men who
have gone there to 6ght-I would be the
first man to enlist"
Such is Federal Toryism, undsguiscd-
and such arc the principles of the traitors
who are giving counlcnance, aid and
comfort TO our national enemy, although
many Of them have more discretion than
to avow their sentiments thus publicly
You will perceive on talking with them
five minutes, that all their sympathies and
partialties are with the MeXicans. Not
three days ago, in speaking of the rumor
that the Mexican soldiers had shot Santa
Anna, one these Mexican sympatbsers,
with great apparent emotion, said to me
-"lf this rumor be true, don't know
what the poor fellows wiH do They will
have no one 10 lead them and he real
ly looked sad c..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25
Lie No IS, 90 foy Three mcols

j
Mr. Wood Of Woodstock, Mr. Parish's
neighbcr and keeper of very willing tenn
peranco house at that place paid the bills
in question. Four Woodstock delegates
having had dinner aud supper on the
first day of the convention, contracted,
through Mr. Wood, for lodgings, beds
were accordingly reserved for them aud
other guests we're turned away in conse-
quence, and | only asccrtolnod at late
hour at night that they had secured lodg-
ings at private houses, They did me the
honor TO dine with me the next day, and
for the three meals and lodgings, | charg.
ed them $500.
lie No. 2,-Kccping a horses 81 hOurS,
The horses were put up at 9 o'clock A.
NJ. of the first day and kept till 3 o'clock
P. M. of the I'd day, 80 hours, and fed A
bushels ofgrain and hay.
Lie No. 3.-Chmgc Of $500 for hors.
es. only charged $500 for the horses.
These are small matters to be sure, but
as they are wanlon g. absolute lalsehoods, |
deem j, proper to speak Of, and correct
them.
Here is embodied shameful illusra-
ton of the mennness hypocracy of those
interchangeable brawlers who are continu-
ally Boosting oflheir willingness, nay, anx-
iety to be charged with larger bills at the
public houses, to enable them TO be kept
well and prodtaby without the sale OF
spurious liquors. And it is still more
disgusting demonstration of the contempt
able litteness --nothingness-and stupid
dishonesty Of the branIess Ajax TO whose
care the cause Of Temperate is committed
in Vermont. | commend this whole
subject to the temperance men Of that
community"
| had proposed to give portrait Of
this zoophite, who goes whining about
that he has paid bill at public house,
for the benefit Of those inn'kecpers who
are exposed to his custom. But | have
not been able to find dog-ucrcotypc artist
who dares to risk his machine.
SAWYER PARKER.
Springfield, February 9, 1347.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25
Tal3EESs dsEiS.

In Rridgewatcr, on the 18th inst by the Rev
Moses Kidder, Mr. CHARLES W. CLARK, NJ
d, of Woodstock and Miss T, AUGUSTA FLINT
of brdgcwaler.
The cake was elegant, md the slice generous
and we congratulate the Doct. upon his success il
obtaining for liie-companion, the fair donor
Thank YOU, Augusta. May you both lead hap
py i'c-whicIi we doubt not you will, Ii really
pains our heart, though 10 see all Of The lest girls
married of, without our having finger in the bus,
mess. We shan't stand it much iongor-wc
sl,a'n't.
In this village, on the 2lst inst, by Rev ",
Daggcll, Mr. SETH d. CHURCHILL of Cabot.
vile, Mass, 10 Miss ELIZABETH II. TlNK-
HAM Ct this village
In this village, Feb. Eth, BY Rev. Mr.. Wright,
Mr. SARGEANT r. HOWARD of Barre, and
Miss EMILY Il. CARLETON of this town.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25

pthing from the wing ranks but the bit
rest denuncialons against the 0dm'nS'ra
on, and an opposition to the measures Of
byerpment, bordering upon treason.--
Inc spirit which characterized the tory
buv during the "last war" shows iseI
10 nlain in the ranks of the federal wings
,he presen day, ever to be mistaken,
nd i will be in vain for them to attempt
Crealler, TO clear their skirts of the stlg.
IA which they have entniIed upon them
lives. That the country, will appreciate
i'd reward the services of such a party
ccording to their just deserts. ! have
|Pt the least doubt, their reward will be
Bch as the tories Of the revolution, aud
\ e anti-war party of 1912 have received
hd are receiving the curse Of lreemen
bid the scorn of the world.
For the credit of the descendants of '76
I'D the honor of the country, we would
ably shut our ears TO the sentiments
hch we are every day hearing uttered ,
lt it is the part of wisdom, TO mark well
hence they came, that like Cain the base
Erpetrators may be "a name and curse
\ all the earth"
q What think you of that man, clothed in
"livery of the court Of heaven" who
cends to his pulpit one day in seven to
4 each TREASON TO an American audience?
Of HIM who dares 10 prolane the sane
\ AIRY of free people by invoking dcslruc-
Pn upon the American army. Is there
i spirit in the federal clergy, akin to
X at manifested by the Mexican priests,
\ d will they not, with them, be accoun-
& bile for much of the blood which has
A en- and must be split. before deluded
" d priest ridden people will learn to re-
E ect the rights of others.
Let them pursue the course which they
We commenced and if they arc not
y ursed while living" by every true friend
\ his country and humanity, then | will
knowledge that human nature is dcsti-
e of a virtue, and man, the same totally
PRAYED creature, which they represent
TO be. No wonder that they believe
preach depravity, if they imagine thot
ir vile anathemies will secure them
Epularity and respect.
Let them beware, for justice, tho slow,
Fure, and though for while they may
nattered and caressed by a few lawn-
sycophants, day of retribution is at
nd--a day in which an indignant peo-
will spurn with contempt the caIumni-
Brs Of the government which protects
pm, and wrest from their hands that in
ence which they held but to abuse.
"E. NJ"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
February Mail ria Havana.
IInSLinninn Elh IO-Q y III

Papers from Havana to the 9th int,
have been received by an arrival at Char
lesion, They furnish later intelligence
from Mexico, brough: TO Havana by the
British mail steamer which left Vera
Cruz early in this month. Santa Anna
was still at San Luis with $4,000 men.
Gen, Taylor was said to have left his
recent position and passed to Victoria
with G,O0O men, supposed to be OH his
march to Tampico.
The clergy had refused to contribute
the eight millions Of dollars which govern
mcnt had attempted to raise upon church
property The clergy were much exct-
ed against Santa Anna, and we're cndeav-
oring 10 get up pronuncidmcnto against
the whole Cabinet and Santa Anna; and
reported that they had resigned
Great ieaIouses exist between the diff
ferent Mexican Generals, and much con-
fusion and disorganization in the govern
ment and the country,
The Vera Cruz garrison consisted Of
three thousand troops who were much
dispiritcd, daily expecting an attack from
the Americans. 1t is SAID that on the Cd
Of Feb. there were only 1000 men in the
Castle, badly supplied with provisions,
and the best informed thought that all the
resistance which they could offer would
be comparatively feeble.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25
LICENSE-NO LICENSE.

Should the Majority of the State vote
L'ccnsc-the County Court grant license
to persons who sustain good moral char
acter. The County Court Judge as to the
character.
If the state vote No license, the Judges
grant licenses for medicinal, chemical and
mechancal purposes to such persons only
as shall have been appreciated by the civil
authority of the town, certified and signed
by the chairman of board Of civil authori-
ty.
Towns may have as many rum shops as
they please in case of No License, subject
only to the discretion Of the ciDH aaihori-
". The County Cour, consult the public
interest in their grant of licenses, if the
state vote to license. Not so if the No
License party prevail-there the town civil
authority govern the license system.
The civil authority may require Of the
court license for every school district
for the convenience of the indisposed-the
chemist and mechanic-n office for
most Of the zeaots Of the temperance par
ty. LICENSE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25

The .New England House, Boston, is
still kept up by Mr. Maynard. |; has lost
nothing by its change Of conductors, bot
we think Of the two rather gained, and
more deserving Of patronage than before,
"Capt. Orson," who is aVermont boy, still
continues as Lieut., of the establishment.
Give it a call, Vermonters:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25

Winthrop, Kennobec County, Maine, August Il, la45.


Dear Sh;--lrmy testimony in favor Of Your valuable
medicine will do you any good or be oiany service
sick and afflicted you welcome to mike such OF
il rs you please ForHcyCn eight years have not
ioycd perfect hcaitI IN the Spring Of 8li had some
cough, was then in Worcester County, Mass, und mp
piled to physician, who gave some medicine, but it
did pot relieve not able Ia work during the
sunmrr, Las: fail was much worse, reduced By
coughing and sweating nights, tat WINS obliged to take
my room. My Physician tried in vain 10 remove my
cough, and restore 10 health, bat did nat expect 10
Wild Cherry; WAS then troubled with very f,e1ucnt
spells Of coughing, night mud day; before had uhcn one
bottle, my CoGgh cHairr continued To take the med
icnc until was able 10 leave my room. have taken
several bottles and think Ws'ur'S iGl4Hm Of Wild
Cherry hns cured me; At least feel n- Wen nnd strong
rs haze for twelve years, JOHN ME'rGALF.
am acquainted With the subscriber and believe has
statement to be true. HOWARD u. LON BJOE.
None genuine, unless signed 7. BUTTS the wrapper.
For by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist, Wood
stock, Vt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25
PROV ERBS.

1. Accusing-is proring, when malice
ard po'ccr sit as judges, Q. 1drcraiW-
may make one rise, but not rjch g. Idle
ioIks--take the most pains. 4, Every
one is architect of his own fortuc. s.
Fine fGthcrs make fine birds. 5. Go into
the c0'Hhy to hear the news OF the tOrra,
7. lie is good orator--who convnces
Ai'RscE 8. If you cannot bitc, never
show your tecih 0, Lawyc's houses
are built on,thc heads Of toois. 10. Little,
and otlca, fill the PRISE, II, Much,
would have more. and lost all. r. Prac-
ticc-makes perfect,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25

Gen. D. w. c. CLARK, Secretary of
the Senate, will accept our thanks for the
Journal Of the last session.
f, L. MERRILL, Esq, Clerk Of the
House will also please accept our acknowI.
Judgements for the Journal Of The last ses-
sion Of the Legislature.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25

Gen. Houston, Hon. Mcssrs Phelps, Han
negan and Cass of the Senate, and Doug
lass, CoIIamer, Dillingham;, Williams,
Sawyer and Wentworth of the House will
please accept our thanks for CongresSion-
al Documents.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25

Dragons for Mcrico,-The roll OF the COM
pany Of Dragons, now raising in this city by
Capt. Jno. Buler, for service in Mexico, contains
ninety names, ten more than the Complement
They are all active, vigorous young men, de-
ermined to distinguish themselves if their services
should be accepted Phiia. D0ilGr Newspaper.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25

A company of the best lot OF boys and
girIs'in The world, had just one ofthe pleas
ATTEST hops at Windsor, on Monday even
ing last, that can be imagined, Every body
went with the music and the music went
ahead Of anything in the country. 1t was
at Simond's, OF course.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25

March Meeting acrt Iuesday.-Go to
the polls and vote jus, as you have mind
to. We hope-saying this won't convict
US of being "rummy,"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25

I-VI OUNIJ EtT UWJWtT'
ChcnansO cmgO bush co bU
White 80 CJ
PROVISIONS. DHty-ECCG PORK, Buftcr Bas0R
L0rd GHd Hanls, 90 ptr. cent ChcrSP 30 ptI cent
BY the steamer Cambria we learn that nj the last
English Hdyiccs, Pork selling ready on arrival Ut
extreme prices; good Mess worth 7s T2s Gil per
cwt, aud midliug, GOs Cos lnrec imports had taken
place daring the month; tlF quantity had been generally
GOoJi IL fret, superior 10 the irish cure Of this scHsOn;
Bacon aud Hams still in request al the arr'nS Ot
the former had been sold nj Cos per cw for good. The
demand for bacon was likely To he very great as hat liz
Tie expected from iremd Hams were quoted 5ts
Cos per Cw better feeling had manifested itself in the
market for Cheese, and fine well conditioned parceie
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25
BARNARD.

March NIceiing-Thc Democrats OF Barnard,
One and all, are requested TO meet in caucus, at
the old Uniyersalist meeting house, on Monday,
March LIST at O'Clock p. NJ. , to nominate suitable
persons to be supported for town officers the year
ensuing. p. d. DEAN,
Dem. IOpa Com.
EoI,O