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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-06-10
FOR TW MY YEARS THE MOST POPULAR
DY IN NEW ENGLAND,

INOR Coughs, toIds, ConSumptionS. asthma, Pm
Il PhthiSic, Splitting Of Blood, Hopping Consh,BI
us, and PULMONARY affections y Diseases Of The
Of frery kiHd.
The Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam has now bed
extensively used for the past twenty Years, and pr
with greater success Than any other article know /
neNcd, we make few extracts from certificates
sicians and others.
Physicians write us that "they consider il n sd
rery ,6icGciOuS remedy, that will not d>uppOnt III
enable expectations oi those who use it,"
Another SAYS have for some time past, beer
habit Of prescribing the Vegetable Pulmonary Bali
| consumption, asthma, pIenrisl, splitting Of blOi
coughs, or pulmonary affections ofevery kind; a|
confidence recommend it rs superior TO any other
alton used for The above complaints"
A gentleman writes us ''thai his physician, "
the constant habit Of prescribing il in al complN
The lungs, recommended him ID make Trial Oft,
hal consulted several physicians who had despairC
recovery from severe affection of The lungs, and .
using it, The benefit he derived from ii was such, Il
ernl other physicians who attended upon him sta
they were fully satisfied that il was the hest rem
could use.n
Another writes Us, "thnt his wife, who has beer
led WIN the phlhsic, and has been under the care
erhl eminent physicians for upwards OF thirty ear
out having been hut little benefited, obtained imT
relet on using it. She has now used il upwards
yeArs, ana IL has nrueT failfd Of giving relie at on
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balkan was for many
only article knOwnas Pulmonary BGisCm. lis gre
by partially assuming The name otlhe genuine,
ing put up so as 10 resemble il as nearly as p0.si
oilen oisled upon the public for the TRUE mtt
mong these mr." Carler's Compound Pulmonary h
"Amcricnn Pulmonary Balsam," vegetable Pul
syrup pulmonary Balsam," "lndinn Pnlmon
sam, '"Iluntcr's Pulmonary Balssm," &c.-Bewa
Of them. Enquire for the article by its whole ma
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM, and be
get The TRUE ARTICLE, prepared by REED a. g.
date Reed, Wing & Cuiler) Boston, and see tn,
The written signature OF Nm. Jon'n Cuti,r, upo
low label on the blue envelope. Each bottle am
stamped Vegetable Pulmonary Basain." For
Druggists, Apothecaries, and Country Merchants !
ly. Price so cents.
P.S.-MEDlClNES, PAINTS AND DYE sTI
REED ~ CUTLER offer nj their Drug Warehd&
Chatham Street, Boston. one Of the largest and mo
plele assorimenis OF Medicines, Paints and Dy
that can be found among which arc-ljO cases
Root-l0,0 goo lbs. Cream Of Tartar, purs--lj kCgS
carbonate Of Soda-sO barrels EPSON snlts-2O
Camphor-2O barrels Drmstone-2j barrels Alum
es lnIigo-lOO barrels Dye woods-lOO barrels W
20 tons White Lcnd-lO0 packages ApOihCCnric1
Ware-l50 bags Sumnch-Linsced Oil-SpIrlis
tine, &c, &C. Apolhecaries, Physicians, Me
Manufacturers and Dyers, are invited TO call bef
chasing Jug OTd
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-06-10

Something like Legislation The New
York Legislature, alter wasting three or
four months in trfing debates about con-
fiscalions and other small matters, has at
last begun to legisIate for the people,
Among The list Of bills that have passed to
third reading is one with the following
title: "Io authorize Root Beer Pedlars 10
recocer their bottles"
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SONNET TO SANTA ANNA.

Immortal chief! Gasconia's mighty king, =.
Thou greatest marvel under heaven s wide arch!
Who, on one foot cans'l playa Spanish march,
Like Pagann on single string
Thy foes, who aimed TO seize thy Sunday suit,
Make merry DER thy poor, discarded peg.
As though legncy were in The leg,
Or, hapy, some great booty IN The boot!
Twas pity that thy Vnlor couldn't work
Enough 10 make il fairly, clear and brisk,
But, from its bottle, with a sudden whisk,
Off goes the courage with The lailhless cork'
Else, victory, mayhop, had crowned thy ranks
And MISUNDERSTANDING had ''yoled thanks
Boston Post. AXES.
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FITCHBURG RAILROAD!
~ Ess1sss E 49, sf s5sa
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ON nndaiter "Wednesday, June 10th untilinrther nc
" tice, Passenger Trains will run rs follows:
Leave Chareslowu at 7 und II A. NJ. md 3 p. NJ.
Leave Fchburg ut 6 10 and IL A. NJ. and IL p. M
Stages Will at Fichburg with the first and
ond Trains from CharIesOwn for all the principal towns
in Western Massachusetts, N Hampshire and Vermont
Passengers leaving Boston Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at NJ. will he nt Montpelier next day at ~ NJ.
and at Burlington in the afternoon, via CharestOwn, n.
H. and Woodstock, Vt.-Hnd on Tuesdays, Thursdays
md saturdays they will arrive at Montpelier and Bur
lington the same hours win Windsor VI, they will be
carried through TO Burlington in days, via Rutland,
by leaving Boston any week day 1T A. NJ.
Tickets Tor the above aud Intermediate places he
obtained ut 7. A. Staples, City Tavern Brate street
$. b. Kendall, No IL Elm stand .liapgood, As Brat
10
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PLUME
.NiTION.AL DAGUERREAN GALL
AND PHOTOGRAPHER
Flu NlSU NG DEPOT

A warded the Gold and Silver Medals Four Fin
~ minms, and Two Highest Ilonors nj the nj
the Massachusetts, the New York, and the Pennsj
Exhibitions, respectively for the most splendid |
DnsUerrcol!pcs and best Apparatus ever Exhibited
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without n
weather.
Instructions given In the art
A lnrge assortment Of Apparatus and stock AIN
hand, at the lowest cash prices.
New York, ISL Broadway Philadelphl1, l36 CI
Streets Boston, IS Courl and SIS Hanover
Washington, Pennsy lvania Avenue Petersburg
Mechanics Hall; Cincinnati, Fourth and Walnut.
Main St Saratoga Springs, Broadway Paris, la
Rue du Temple, Liverpool 80 Church 81. 3l9.ly
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NO DECEPTION.

NJ DECbTlIONs
Not week passes away without we have TO r,
some OF the most astonishing cures Olong continued
ma, lncinient Consumption, Bleeding OF the lungs,
chitis Difficulty of Breathing, and the various diSea4
which the Lungs and Throat are subject, By sllERM4
ALL-HEALING BALSAM.
1t has proved itself be the best medicine ever Offer
the public. Thousands have already tested its vii
and have never found il TO fail III curing the dseas
which it is recommended. Nor do they have to wal
in order to know whether it will be productive of go
lects us they are assured that If
ONE BOTTLE
produces no good effects upon the sufferer, twenty
tleN viii not and it is not, therefore, necessary tina
should spend their money in vain.
BEWARE OF A SLIGHT COUGH.
Although il Is passed over as unimportant, II will
become seated-Consumption follows in its wake.
heed TO pain in the SIDE and soreness in the chest
Cally If attended with rnisng Of Mucous, streake'l
| Blood. These are dangerous symptoms; hut thd
quickly and efectuay overcome by the above remd
Ask the sufferer from that distressing complaint,
ASTHMA,
what he thinks Of the OOsaOninn, or All-lIenlng 3D.
and he will tell you he cannot live comfortably with
II relieves all that Difficulty Of Brtatbing, Cougl
Tishtness Of the Chest gives quiet and refreshing
ber and does for the AsihmatiC what no other reml
the world will do. Witness the case Of Henry Ja}
18th street; William Bond, the well known Boston 4
er Baker, Brooklyn; Mr. Wilkinson, HobOkenj Mr.
Morrstown, ~ j.; Mrs IuCreta Wells, 322 Pearl
w. c. Cownn. Woodstock, Ulster county; and NlrsI
ibald, IS Whitest.
| RAISING or BLOOD
is ehectually checked by this remedy, when al
means have luled. Hundreds Of cases might be I
where persons in the city have been given up, arI
nOunccd as past hope, who have been restored
great remedy TO the enjoyment Cf health. Mrs
bourne, 1852 Monroe street; Dennis Kelly, &c Wal
Charles Robots, III Canal st.; Henry Lisbon, ~
nstOn ST.. and hundreds Of Others who have used I'll
edy can testify 10 the truth ofthe above assertion
Beware vi using only
| PALLIATIVE REMEDIES.
They lnll into apparent security, but the progress
disease is unchecked, and death rnsues Resort
to this Great Remedy, and you will not be disapr
| in your hopes.
For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist,
slnck VI 9ln q Ii lN
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care reduced to Sl,75 from Concord to Boston

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Dec. Sd, Passenger Trans will run
" daily, (Sunduys eXcepted,) In with the
boston and Lowel,a and Nashuaund Lowell Railroad las
lOllows
Leave Bostonat7A. M. IL AN. ,and4l-2 Pm.
Leave Concord at la A. NJ, l-d' A. NJ, and
p. NJ.
Trains rr omi II termeda places wlllrunas foows,yz
UP TRAINS.
Leave Iowellat IA AM. II IA and "a p. NJ
Nashville nj Am, pm. and 6;l-2 Pm.
Manchester 9.45 A. M, l:l5 ?. NJ, and :. IL pm
orr Immediately on the arrival othe from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester $50 Ann. 1850 A, NJ. 3 3i45 Pm
Nashua NJ 745 M, l2;45 p. NJ. and As pm
Lowellat e'30A.M, 80 p. NJ. and s -2 p. NJ,
or Immediately on the arrival Of the cnrS from Concord
The second train from Conc arrives, Boston in sea
son for Passengers tOake the oclock frantic York
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail
road that Passengers may pass bewxt Concord IIa-
verhill Exeter. Dover and Portland either way daily
STAGES Immediately on the arrival the first trim nj
Concord, leave by various for IlOpknto
CaremOnt and WinsOr;tOr Lebanon and lIanoyer;Pkm
onth and llaverlCan0an and Oxford; Meredith Bridge,
Centre IIarl,or md the White Mountains On the sec.
ond day from Boston, Stages reach Royuon, Midnhury
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line TO Montreal and by Steamboat and STAKES
to Ogdensbnrgh Stages also from averhil 10 Stan
s,end connecting there with Stages to Montreal Nnmer
other stages connecting with the Concord RaIl Roat
run 10 the principleto New Hampshire, Vernon
| and the Canadas.
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The bills Of the Portsmouth Bank, the
charter of which expired four years ago
will be redeemed at the Rocking ham Bank
IN this town until the first Of July, fs47;
alter which they will be worthIess,-Ports-
mouth, " H., Journal
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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA AND consul,
TON.
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

TN r. Great and only remedy for Colds, Coughs A
l. ma, ind Consumption, is the Hungarian Balsi,I
Life discovered by The celebrated DR. buChun of L0nI
England, and Introduced into the United States un Ie
immediate superintendent OF the inventor
The extraordinary sucCesss Of this medicine IN
cure OF Pulmonary Diseases, warrants the Americana
gent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POSSl
CASES thnt can be found IN the cOmmnnity-cuseB
seek relielin vain ir0many Onhe common remedies o.
day, and have been given up by the most distinguish
Physicians, as confirmed and incurablc. The Iungf
Basam has Gurso and will care the most despera
cases. ltsno ugack nostruM, but n standard En-
medicine OF kn"Tn and established efficacy.
Every family 10 the United States should be supl
with Buchan's Hungarian Bulsam OF Lie, not on
| counleract the consumpive tendencies OF me cliII
but tobe used ~ preventive nediCnein allcHes OF
coughs, splitting OF Blood, Painn the side and chest
tatiOh ana soreness of the Lungs, Bronchitis, DIM
OF breathing, Hectic Fever, Night Sweas, EmaciI
and General Debility, Asthma ,lnhuenzu looping q
and Group
1fSod, inlarse bottles at 81 perbOttle, with III
| recliOns iOrihe restoration OF neulih.
| Pamphlets, containing mass OF English and Ame|
certificates, and other ydence showing the uneq
merits oiths Great English Remedy may be obi
| of the Agents graluitOusly.
| DAVID +. BRADLEY sole Agenif thu UniteGA
| ll9 Court street Boston.
| ACcnt Woodstock, G. CHAPMAN; Montpelier,S
g. Collins lIurlingt on, Peck d Spear Bellows Fail
Harris; Rutland, Daniels and Bell Brattlehoro', u
| a. Clarke; Keen, N. II. John DiXby. 2e6-ly
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily as follows;
Leave Boston at 3 l-2 p. NJ. ,andarrve a. Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concordal3 l-2 p NJ. ard arrive al oston al
l-2 the mex: morning.
Freight, PirstClqss, SO Second Glass $3.50.
Freight should be delivered at Concord, Boston and
other depos hour least before leaving insure lie.
livery by the first succeeding Train.
AllPassengers Baggage sh0uldb marked, and when
valued than $50, notceshOuld be given and
ira charges paid or claim for damage or loss beyond
rschsum will he allowed. N,G, UPliAM ,Sup't.
Oct. l. 1876. 2e7.If
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A letter from Vera Cruz states thai
Captain G. w. Patten, the well known
poet, had his right hand shot off during
the action at Cerro Gordo.
Ten years ago, we published from hi:
pen one of tho most thrilling songs tina,
has appeared, beginning with the follow
ing verse, which under present circum-
stances will be read with interest:
Blaze! with your serried columns,
will not bend the knee!
The shackle ne'er again shall bind
The arm which now is (ree'
I've mailed il with the thunder
When the tempest mutlered low,
And when it FALLS ye well may dread
The Lightning Of its blow.
Portsmouth Jour.
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An election has been ordered IN the two
vacant congressional districts Of New
Hampshire on the 9Th July.
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FRESH POM TRAINS.

Leave CharltstOwn AT and 10 A. NJ, aud 34 T. NJ
" Fresh Pond at IA A. NJ. 10 NJ. s I-2 and Ia +
1884, s. NJ. FELTON,, Engineer supt
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SPECIAL. TRAINS

will run to Waltham and Concord, as follows
Leave Concord for CharlPstOwn at 6.25 A. NJ.
Waham for do at 6 SIS and 10 l2A. M.-3 SAP NJ
CharieslOwn for Wallhum AZ 3 20 A NJ, 2l2 and
7P.M.
CharleStown for Concord att ?. NJ.
1TA Freight Train will run both ways over the ro0d
daily.
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A young hoosier recently visited the St.
Louis theatre. The play was Douglas,
or the Noble Shepherd. The lndlanian
silently and earnestly noticed the progress
of the play ill young Norval commenced
his speech with,
"Ny name is Norval;
"On the Grampan Hills
"Nly father feeds his hocks,
"a frugal swain; whose conslan, cares
"Were to increase his store,
"And keep his only son, myself, ut home"
"Look here, young feIIer." said the
hoosier, in loud and enthusiastic tone,
"look here, Pm darn'd if dad didn't want
to serve me 'zacly the same way. And
he not only went in for increasing the store
but he spoke of adding another store to
it. Iwaru't agoin to loose my chance OF
fgh, with the yallar skins though"
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A LAUGH.

She had tina, charming laugh, which like song
The song of the spring bird, wakes suddenly
When we leasl look for it. II fingered long
Upon the ear, one of the sweet things we
Treasure uaconscously As steals along
A stream in sunshine, stole its melody,
As musical as il was light and wild,
The buoyun' spirit Of some fairy child;
Ye, mingled with soft signs, that mis hl express
The depth and truth Of earnest tenderness.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that have given my son AARON WA.
TERMAN his time, during his minorty-o act and trade
for himself AZ shall pay debts o. his contracting or
exact any Of his wages AFTER this date.
sUPERAN 3. WATERMAN
Sharon, May 9Th lsf7.
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NEW & RICH
J E w E L r Y
FANCY GOODS, &C.
RUSSELL 81 CLARKE,
AT
j or 8

LAVE receiveda large addition to their former assort
WATCHES JEWELSY AND FANCY GOODS,
king one Of the largest and best in the country among
which they would ennmerate Gold and Silver lever hor
zonul, duplex WATCHES. Rings, Pins Bracelets, Gold
& Silver Watch trimmings, Keys, Chains, Guards,
&c. NC,
SILVER SPOONS; Tea, Table, Dessert Sugar longs and
cream ladies'.
BRITTANIA WARE; Tea Il Coffee Pots, CandIeSticks,
and Lamps
COMBs
Fine Buffalo Horn, common dressing and Hair
Combs, Fine Ivory and English dressing do, Shell
back and side, silver back Berlin Iron, &c. &c.
BRUSHES.
Hair and Clothe Brushes, with plain md
runcy Woods Of elegant finish, English aud French
Teeth Brushes, Nail and Shaving do.
PERFUMERY:
Joseph A. Fnrinas
genuine Cologne water,
Andre Lavender waters.-ES-
tracts for the Handkerchief, comprising
iedy0smia, or concentrated Persian Essence,
PaichOuy, Verhena, &c. Fancy Boxes with all
desirable extracts. Marcassor and Antique Oils, Fame,
Soaps, Kesan Lows Brown 4 Windsor do. &c. &c
Pocket Books, Cigar Cases, Accordons Silk Purses,
Fans of new styles, Purse Trimmings, Silver Fruit
Knives, Table Bells Of new styles; Steel vest chains,
Beads and purse clasps; Hand Mirrors, hone and lvo
ry Rings Percussion Caps, Pocket Fasks Measuring
Tapes, Cork Screws, &c.
LARGE EARIETY OF FINE CUTLERY sc.
Rodgers Bngshaw's, Wragg's and Crooks best Poke
Knives, BngshRws Brailhwaitcs best and scis
sOrs Eots RnLors, &c. Gard Cases Of elegant styles
Ivory, PEARL Shell and other materials IN mid with silve
md s"ld besides many other articles which are TO mum
erous to enumerate in II small sheet. 1853 II.
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
THE GREAT REMEDYFoR
e. n II NJ u ~ I n NJ

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONS u MPTION,
AND THE BEST MEDICINE KNOWN TO MANOR
ASTHMA ofevery stage, Liver complaints Bronchitis,
Influenza, Coughs Colds Bleeding of the Lungs, short.
OF Breath pains aud weakness in the side breast
&C., and all other diseases OF the PULMONARY
very important disease over which this" Balsam"ex
erts very powe full influence, is that of DISEASED
LIVER. In this complaint il has undoubtedly proved
more eilcaciOus than any remedy hitherto employed,
and in numerous nsa nCes when patients had endured
long and severe suffering from the disease without re-
cevng the least benefit from various remedies and when
mercury has been rcsorted to in van the Othe Bal
has restored the Liv.rto healthy action, and in
many instances effected PERMANENT CURES. after
every known remedy hadriiledl to produce the desired
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the disease aBove
mentioned, also find II very eectua remedy in AS
TINA complaint in which it has been extensively
ed with decided success, even in OF years stand.
ing.
II not only emanaes from regular Ply scnn. but has
also been well tested in all the complain tsor which it is
recommended 1t is not my intention, therefore, either
to cloak il mystery, or in amy way deceive the public
by overratng its vrtnes the contrary shall simply
endeavOr to give breistaement Gifts usefulness, and
atter myself That its Surprising efficacy will enable
to furnish such proofs Ofits virtues will satisfy the
most inCrednOus that Consumption may and "ChN BE
CURED,n ifthis medicine he resOreu to in time.
There is, perhaps, no disease with which our country
is affected, which sweeps off annually so many victims.
that fell destroyer of the humnn Consunp ion,
Day n,eI day. year after year. the nsaliae monster hnr
ries to the portals of the cold and silent tomb fresh added
victims conquest No walk ollie is sacred from
its bghng influence. No age is exempt from It's death
dealing shafts. The old the mhlde.aged and the Young,
NIL alike, food for this common enemy Of mankind
The white haired patriarch, whose life ofemperance has
rendered his mpcryious the attacks oothers,
and whose good deeds prepared him for the enjoyment Of
e's calm evening, finds consumption fastening its langs
upon his vnls aud tearing him from world, ever
bright to minds which look complacenty or days well
spent
Is there no help for the afflicted? Nopreventtve ofhe
dangers which beset us in our chanseable and tickle
cline! We think there may be. And ifhe allegations
of those who at least entitled to yeracy may be be
eved, there is preventive and remedy
Wisiar's Balsam of Wild Cherry IL offered suffer
ing world such. 1t needs the advenious aid OF
long string Of fictitious certificates to give IL noOety
Its true value and intrinsic excellence Sufficient
little it to the confidence OF the pnblic, and
SWAT; on to fame"
the name ofts inventor as benelactOr OF his species.
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OPINION orAREGULAR PHYSICIAN.


Exter, Me-, Sept. &c. lst5.
This certfes that have Recommended the o
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for diseases
Of the Lungs for two years past and many bUtlss TO my
knowledge have been used by my patients, all with bene
fetal results In two where il thought con.
irmed consumption had taken place. the Wild Cherry
effected a cure.
T.. BOYDEN Physicians nj Exter Corner.
NO QUACKERT! NO DECEPTIONM
All published statement OF cures performed by this
medicine are in every respect TRUE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND IMITA'
TONS The Unparalleled and astonishing efficacy ofDr.
Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry in all the diseases for
which Il is recommended, curing many cases aler the
skill of the hest physicians unavang has effected
large and increasing demand for IT, This fact has caused
several unprincpled couHeieers and mitaors TO palm
of spurious mixtures ofsmllar name and appedrunce,lo
the genuine Dasam.
BE careful and get the genuine DR.. WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, none genuine unless signed
by l. BUTTS. Address all oders to SETH W.FOWLE,
Boston Mass.
AGENTS Woodstock, C. Chapman, Windsor, A. IN
Warjner, Chester Joseph Hadey, Pomiret, Otis Cham
berlin; Norwich, f. L. Z. w. Odds; West Bethel Smith
Il Blolset; Quechee vilase. Chase Smith & Co.; White
River j. G. Brooks Springfield, r. AN. Burke, Weston,
Foster Barker; Procorsvle, Joseph A. Smith; Felch-
vile. Eph liam Ross; IIurtand, e. NJ, s. r. stocker.-
For sale also by Drugsestsnd apponted Agents general
I5-ly
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Not week passes away without we have to n
some OF the most astonishing cures oflOng continued
ma lncinient Consumption, Bleeding Of the lungs,
chts, Difficulty of Breathing, and the various disc I'D
which the Lungs and Throat are subject, By sllERMl
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-11-06
TIL WING VICTORY IN NEW YORK.

Ii appears by further returns from New York
that the Wing victory just obtained in that great
State is even more thorough and complete than
could have been anticipated under the most favora-
BILE circumstances. They have carried almost eyery
thing, leaving their opponents hardly enough to be
worth counting. The State Administration for the
ensuing year will consist Of
JoHS YouSs, Of Livingston county, Governor.
HAMILTON Fish, of New York, Lieutenant Governor
CnRIsropaER MoReAs, Of Cayuga Secretary Of State
MrLLARD FILLMORE, of Erie, Comptroller.
ALyAH Hunt, of Chenango Treasurer.
AMBROSE L.. JoRDAS, Of New York, Attorney General
CHARLES b. STUART, of Monroe, State Engineer
JAcoB KINDS, of Orleans,
Nelson ]. BsAcH, of Lewis, Canal Commissioners.
CHARLES Cook, of Chemung, }
The above excepting the Governo constitute the Canal
Board Including the Speaker of the House and excluding
the Canal Commissioners, they constitute also the Commits
sioners Of the Land Office.
of whom, by the new Constitution, are elected for
term of two years. II is believed that the Wings
have elected at least twenty-four of the Senators,
and perhaps twenty-seven-hus giving a Wing
majority of sixteen or eighteen in this important
body, who are to vote in ls49 for United States
Senator, in place of Mr.. DIX, whose term expires
in March, lS49.
The House of Representatives is elected for one
year, and consists of one hundred and twenty EIGHT
members, of whom the Wings must have elected
at least two-thirds, and perhaps more. The re-
turns received show the following results