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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04

open the pores penetrate to the seat of the disease sep
and free the impure PARTICLES from the healthy
parts and cNpes them to the sui face.
Thus in Liver Complaints, Consumption, Scronla
and Asthma ii first makes way FIR the diseased particles
pass out and Their forces of the humors that are con
Stunning these internal organs, when they are immed
atCy restored to health.
AGENrs.-CIlA'S CHAPMAN, Woodstock, o. Bailey
So, Woodstock Cha's Raymond, Bridgewaler, A. d II
Warlner, Windsor G. + Davis d Co., Duttonsville
Smith 4 Hin PrOctorsve. J. Iiadlcy, So. Chester
Sherwin a Richardson, No. Chester, $ Bosworth, Bar
nard, j. smith & Co. Bethel, o. T.. NeyinS 10y a'"n
Baxter Walbri,pe sharon j. e. Brooks, HARTFORD X
y N. Burke. Springfield L. lobert, West Randolph, NJ
sylvester East Bethel 5. &. Steele, West Hartford, w
p. MCluer, East Randolph James McAIhter, NO. &
United states Hotel Boston, o9o'ly'
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Kun daily us iolows;
Leave Hoston at 8 10 p. NJ .,andarrivest Concor,
the same evening.
Leave Concordat3 -2 p M. ard arrive al Boston nj
IL the mex: morning.
Freight, PirstClass, SO Second Cldss.S2,5O.
Freight should he delivered at Concord, boston and
other deposan hour least before eaving insure
livery by the first succeeding Train.
AllPassengers Baggage shonldbe marked and when
valued at more than $50 noticeshoud he given and ex
ira charges paid claim for damage loss beyon
rschsum WILDE allowed. NC. UPHAM ,supt
Oct. |, 1876. 2s7-tf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04
Webster vs.. CLAW,

The Boston Atlas, in leader on 'The
Presidency speaking of Webster says
"he has never been pushing impor.
tunate, sturdy beggar for the nomination;
he has solicited no mans vote or influence
or aid; he has coaxed or builied nobody n
His sense of dignity has KEEP, him aloo(
from all such resorts; and prevented him
insisting on, or, indeed, suggesting any
claims of his own"
II then says Of Clay
"Mr Clay, for whom the whig party has
iabored so hard, WHOM they have chung to
80 long, through anxious years of defeat,
again announces his determination to be
once more a candidate for the nomination.
we own we are surprised al this decision.
We looked for something different. Con.
sldering The steady support, the unbendng
adherance of Massachusetts TO Mr. Clay,
the brilliant efforts in his behalf by her
own great son, her ELECTORAL vote ia 1882
and IA, her established whig character,
and her we'll won and fondly cherished
state pride, we expected that some defer
ence would have been paid to her wishes,
and that Kentucky would, for once in hail
a century, cShiJi some of that spirit Of
generosity, which has characterized The &c.
ton Of The ohigs Of Massachusetts,"
NJ n forr,nn o., AT. (ti,, l..u. a.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04
THE AMERICAN LITERARY, SCIEN-
TIFIC " MILITARY COLLEGIATE IN
STETUTE--AT
NORWICH, VERMONT.

/ Incorporated under the broad and liberal pro-
risions Of the eighiy;frsi[sll Chapter Of ht
Revised Stoiutes of PermoM.
CAPT. PARTRIDGE would inform the pnbl'c that az
Spring term, this institution will commence on The
first Monday in May, 1913. The Institution viii embrace
complete course of Classical, Scientific and Military
Mathematics, Cvil Engineering, the Science OF A8ricu-
lurc and the Mechanic Arts the Science of Government
aud OF Public Administration, the Constitution of the u.
States Political Economy SC. &c This system of cdn'
cation has, litter nearly thirty Of experience been
proved eminenty successful in qualifying Young men,
that only Tor The learned professions and Military science
but for all the practical business of life The Military
will be, it has beenScenc and Practi.
cdi-and young mnn can be us well prepared for com
missions in Military Service ms Mt West Point, and in
much less time. The Cadets complete the fucOurSe
such particular course AS they may wish, and will
receive appropriate Diplomas accordingly. Capt, p.
win deliver full iu course of lectures, annually, on
the most important branches Of knowledge. The charges
will he Ns follows, viz!
| For Tuition, Quarter, of Eleven weeks $500
| For room rem; g " 200
For Contingent Expenses leo
| Board from = so TO l,75 per week.
! Washing, per week, not TO exceed twenty cents.
Fuel, from 81 80 to !, rs per cord.
The use oi arms and nccourcmen's lectures &C. are IN
cuded in the foregoing, The uniform is the same thd;
has be, worn BY Capt. Ps Cadets for nearly thirty
years, the Bullet Button-is strong bond OF Union
amongst them. Students are admitted al amy time
Tuition, rent, and contingent expenses must be
paid quarterly, in uvanceasn board for those resid
ing at distance. No debts must he contracted without
the permission of Capt r. and all persons ARE forbidden
to trust the Cadets, without his permission. Capt. r.
will see they furnished with every thing Necessary
For further Information apply to Capt p at Harrisburg
Pa, ill the 10th of April, after that ut Norwich.
Note.-The National Association for the promotion OF
useful knowledge, Incorporated under the Sst chapter
the revised statutes OF Vermont meet Norwich on
the third Wednesday in August 1913. All the members
urgently requested to attend The annual Commence
ment will be held the Thursday following the Sd
Wednesday in August, and several addresses will he de-
lvered An euogum on those Cadets who have died
may be expected from Joseph C. Wright Esq of oswego
N. V, former graduate under Cant. p. All of Capt
P.'s former pupils earnestly invited TO attend
DIN In the interesting exercises on this occasion.
December, 18th l647.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

d. Towneends SarsapAra is a sovereign and speedy
cure for lncpen Consumption, Barrenness LeucorIhea
or Whites. obstruced or difficult MensrnatIon lncontin
ence OF Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof and for
the general prOstraticn If the system matter neither
the result Of inherent cause, produced by rresularity
Illness or accident.
Nothing can be more surprising than its nvIgoratinc
effects the human frame. Persons all weakness and
assude from taking il, at become robust and full
Of energy under lis influence. 1t Immediately counter
acts the RcrveesSness OF the female frame which is the
great cause Of barrenncss.
1t will not be expected Of u.s. of so delicate
nature 10 exhibit certificates OF cures performed but we
can assure the afflicted that hundreds hive been
reported to us. Several cases where families have been
without children, after using few bottles of this invalu
able medicine, have been blessed with healthy offspring
Or Toua'snd-My wife being greatly distressed BY
weakness and general debility and Suffering continually
by pain and sensation Of bearing down falling of The
womb and with other difficulties and having known cas-
where yOur medicine has effected great cures and aso
hearing it recommended for such us have descrb.
ed obtained bottle OF Your Extract OF Sarsaparilla Il
followed the directions you gave In short period
il removed her complaints aud restored her to health -
Being grateful for the benefits She received take pleas
IRE in thus acknowledging H. and recommending it TO The
puhli1. NJ. y. MOORE,
Albany, Aug lI,ell. Cor Grand Ly drus SITS.
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
ss 49, VI sssEss7 fs & 81
Fare reduced TO Sl75 from Concord TO Boston


ON and after Dec. Sd, Passenger Trans will run
~ daily, Sundays excepted,) in Connectionwih the
Boston and Lowell and Nashuuand Lowell Railroad las
follows:
Leave Bostonat7A. NJ II A. NJ. ,and4l-2 PM.
Leave Concorddt 8 Ia A. NJ. III Ia; A. NJ, and3
7. NJ.
Trains fr omi wlIrun as follows viz
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowellats IA A.M.l2 | 4 M and "a P. NJ.
Nashville at 9 A.. NJ, / p. NJ and 6:l-2 NJ.
Manchester 9. As 4. NJ, as r. Nj, and Is pm
orimmediately on the arriva OF the from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester $50 Ann, ll.5O An 81 3:45 pm
Nashua at7:45 AM, 245 p. NJ. and 4 40 Pm
Lowellat oi30A.M.,l 80 p. NJ. and l-2 p. NJ.
The second train from Concord arrivetn boston i'm sea
sonior Passengers otake the O'Clock traintoN York
Theroad connects with the Boston and Maine Raj,
road SO that Passengers may pass betwixt Concord a
Verhi Exeter, Doyerand Portland either way daily
STAGES Immediately on thearrival Oithe first rain
concord, leave by variousrUutes for
''aremont and WindsOr:for Lebanon md Ianoycr;Plvm
ouh and lavehl Canaan and Oriord; Meredith Bridge
Centre liarbor and the White Mountains. On the sec,
ond day from Boston Stages reach Royalton, Mddchr
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with tbs
Steamboat line to Montreal and by StGamboatand Sta,
to Ogdensburgh Stages also run IRON llaverhlto sta
Stead connecting there with Stages Montreal. Nunr.
GUS other stages connecting with the Concord Rail Rua
run 10 the prncipletownsin New Hampshire Vernon
and the Canauas.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR COLDS
COUGHS, ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION.
THE most celebrated and nfll remedy for Colds
L Coughs, Asthma or any form of Pulmonary Con
sumption, is the Hungarian Basnm of Life discovered
by Dr. Buchan OF London, England tested for upward
OF seven years in Great Britain and the Continent OF En-
rope, and introduced into the United States under The
immediate superintendent Of the inventor
The astonishing success of the Hungarian Iusam IA
The cure o every form of CONSUMPTION, warrants III,
American agent in soliciting for treatment the wors
PoSSbie cases that can be found in the cummunity-
cases that seek relief in vain from amy of the common
remedies of the day. md have been given up by the mos
distinguished as confirmed and incurabe Tn,
Hungarian Bnlsam has cured and will cure The ,ooc
desperate ~ cases. II has quaCk nostrlm, but n
standdrd English medicine, OF established efficacy
TO THE CONSUMPTIVE.
Every family in the United states should he supplied
win Bnchhns Hungarian Balsam of Life not only Ia
counteract the consumplive tendencies OF the climate
mt to be used MS preuenos medicine in all cases OF
Colds Coughs Splitting of Blood, Pain in the Side aud
thest Irritation and Soreness of the Lungs Bronchitis
Difficulty of Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night swents
Enlsciution AMI general Debility, Asthma Influenza
Hopping Cough and Group.
In cases Of actual disease of the lungs seated Con
sumption, il is the only source Of Hope.
Sold by Mcdonald Smith, SCle agent for the United
Kingdom, al the Italian Warehouse, Regent ST., London
in Bottles 4 Cases, for Ships Hospitals, &c.
By Special dPpointment-DAVlD +, BRADLEE, 1870
Washington street, Boston, Mass, Sole Agent for the
United States and British American Provinces.
American price, $ per bottle, with full directions for
the restoration OF Health.
Pamphlets, containing mass of English and American
certificates and other evidence showing the nneuuuaI led
merits OF this Great English Remedy, may be obtained
Of the Agents, gratis
None genuine without the written signature of the
American Agent on god and bronze label, counter
felt which il forgery.
AGENTS Woodstock, Chas. Chapman; Windsor, A. a.
H. Wardner; Springfield, Il. U. Burke; Norwich, Geo
lyman HGrtidnd, T. = Siocker; Hartford, s. G. Steel
j. c. Brooks and by the dealers in Medicine genera!y
throughout New England. $50 eopy
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04
TO MOTHERS IND M4RRIED / lDIFs

This Extract OF Sarsapurla mas been expressly prepar
ed in reference to female complaints. No female Who
has reason To suppose she is approaching that critical pc
Rod 1.-THE tun of life should neglect TO take il as is
certain preventative Tor any Of The numerous and borr
Die diseases to which females subject This time of
life This period ma! he delayed several Years by using
this medicine. Nor is ii less valuable for those approach
In. womanhOod AS il il Gale uatcd assist nature BY
QniCkenng the blood and and nvigoralins the s> STEM
Indeed this medicine is invaluable for all the diseases to
which women subject. II braces the whole system,
renews permanently the natural energies by removing
the impurities of the bOdy-nO so far stimulating the
system prolnce subsequent relaxation, which is
the OF most medicines taken for female weakness d
disease.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04

DR. Townsend is daily receiving orders from PLY scians
in different parts of the Union.
This is to certify that we, the undersigned, Physicians
of the City Of Albany have in numerous cases prescribed
DR. TOwnsCnds Sarsapara, and believe it TO be one OF
the most valuable preparations in the market.
II. p. PULLING, NJ. u. J. WILSON. NJ. d.
Pc. ELMENDORF,M d. n. b. BRIGGS, NJ D.
Albany, April ], 1916.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04

DR. Towns6nd-Dear Sir have the pleasure 10 inform
you that three of my children heve been cured of the
ScrOula by the use of you: excellent medicine. They
were all afflicted very severely with bad sores; have TAX
en- only four hottesi took them away for which feel
my teli under deep Obligation. Yours, respectfully,
~ York, March !, AZ. ]. w. GRAIN, loo Wooster st,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for May contains
an excellent steel engraving of Gen.
Worth 1t is superior number in all re-
spects.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04

The New Orleans Delta says, happier
sentiment never was utterd than that
which described General Twiggs as "'he
hero Of all the battles, and none Of the
kttcrs.n
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04
PILES, PLIES. PILES.

DR. Townsend5 SarsHparlIa is less successful in cur
ing ribs distressing complaint than for diseases of
Blood, Dyspepsia, rheumatism, and Nervous Debility
Read the ioowng:-
DR. Townsand-Dear Sir: The effects Of your sarsapa-
a ure truly wonderful For the last six eight years
past have been subject to severe attacks of the piles
during which have suffered all the tOrures of that com
pant and had despaired of finding relief in
death have the pleasure To inform YOU There is yet
balm in Gead." have used two bottles of your arso
pdra, and feel no remains Of my old complaint send
this for publications. and any you may refer to me
would be happy TO inform OF the teneat have received
at your hands. Yours, truly,
July 6, 1916. JOHN HALL, 4g Fulton ST.
Thomas Smith. Printer, l62 Nassau ST. Sd story cured
Oft long standing and aggravated case Of the Piles
SOLD wholesale and retail by CHS CHAPMAN
woodstock also by Johnson e. Co., Bethel. AG Lam
son Co, West Randolph, andy all the principal Drug
gss and Merchants generally throughout the U. States
Principal office 1875 Fulton st. New Work. 1894 w.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04

Hon R. McClelland, of Michigan, man.
ltesls his intention soon to retire from his
seat in Congress,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04

The trial Of George Miller, for forgery,
has leen postponed until deposition can
be taken in England and received here
Boston Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04

This Certificate cOncusyey proves that this Sursapa-
nlld has perfect control over the most obstinate disease
of the blood Three persons cured in house unpre
cedened.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04

The recen, lire at HaverhiII, N. H., de-
slroyed both of the printing offices in lha
place.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04
NEW DENTAL NOTICE!

nR. II. s. CHASE, Dentist, of Woodstock, will
~ visit his office in WINDSOR, VT, on every Monday
during the month Of April and will remain until Thursday
Of each week On Friday and Saturday he may be
consulted at his Office in Woodstock 4O tr
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Norwich, April IS, 1913.

Godey's Lady's Book appears to be in
mos, Aourishng condition. The May
No, contains two colored engravinrs, n
mezzo'inl and twelve extra pages Of read
ing matter, which speaks well for tho lib.
crafty of its publishers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04

objects of incorporation were the following
lst That we might the more certainly protect the pub
lie against spurious articles which the Cuprlty unprn
cpled men may attempt 10 introduce under the
tie Grnelenberg Medicines
Cd. That the vast amount orbusiness done by the Com
piy might be placed under the sanction OF the Legislative
cnclment and be thereby stamped with its appreciation
securing TO the public RELIABLE medicines.
The time is now near at hand when the diseases q
spring and summer will make their appearance. If nou
the Grdelenberg Medicines be introduced thousands
lives will be saved. Medical men who have become
qLained with the merits OF these celebrated remedies
are LAYING in supply in their private practice. In
BILIOUS REGIONS,
especially, they ae oineNpresshe value. Used accord
Ing 10 directions person cannot become bilious, no mat
how sckly the country or great the exposure. Let The
West freely use Them and bilious disorders will disappear
from those iair regions.
The theory does not presume that
one medicine cure all diseases. II is idle and mpu
dent to Haunt such doctrine In the face Of an intelligent
community. Iis the language of quacks and metenders
But in the series of medicines offered hy the Graeienbeg
Company, Ey cry DISEASE will find its antidue,
The Pills are sovereign in all bilious, stomach liver and
chronic complaints. As Cathatic, they are perfectly
mild, thorough and strengthening The FEvERAND AGUE
pits unerrngy Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, Ague
Cake and the like. The HEALTH BirTERs restore the
tone OF the gysem, clear the complexion, cause the
monthly secretious Oftemaes, &C. The SARsAPARlLLA
is the best in the world and so powerfully concentrated
that Is ten times cheaper than any other. Tue CmL.
pRENs PANACEA is most extraordinary nursery medi-
cine and vermimge THE EyE-LoTIoN has no equal for
MI forms OF inflammation and weakness OF the eyes Tue
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT Is the principal ointment
used. The DYsENTgRy SYRUP Is warrant ed 10 cure
the worst of Bloody Flux, Dysentery, DyarrhGa,
Choera Morbus, Cholera Iniantum, &c. The CoNsuMp-
TIvEs BALM is ths only unfdiing remedy knoWn.
0Applications for Agencies and all orders should be
addressed TO EDWIN q. BARNES Secretary o! the New
England Branch, l54 Washington ST. Boston,
These Medicines are for sale by CllA'S CHAPMAN,
Woodstock. r. Il w. Burke Springfield. D. c. Griswold,
No. do. I. F. Nichols Perknsve. Walton Brown Fetch.
vile. A. & H. Wardner, Windsor. Levi Cove Hartland
Z. NJ Socker, West do. Daniel Marsh Tatsvillo Dim.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04

Jerome Napoleon Bonaparle, nephew
we presume, of the emperor, has been
appointed cadet at Yves, Point, from
the third congressional district Of Mary
land.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04

Rhode Island,-The vote for governor
is about 5000 less than last year. name
ly,
Sackeu, dem. 1886
Harris, whig. 5486
Others. 437
Senate, 10 democrats, lS wing house, az
wings, q democ rats; wing majority on
Joint ballot, 90.
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Another Mob in Washington,
Nrw WORK ADriI 90 l84S

New YORK, April 90, l84S.
A mob of 5000 assembled in front of
the Patent Office, Washington, last
evening, and appointed committee to
wait on the Publishers Of The Era, and
reques, removal Of their establishment.
The committee reported that the pub
fishers refused.
The mob resolved to remove the estab-
lshment at 10 O'Clock to-day and pay
damage.
A despatch just received, says The pro-
jcct was abandoned A few persons col
lecled in the neighborhood Of the Office, -
All was quiet.
The psoprietors published card, de-
claring their disconneclion with the recent
elopement Of slaves and their determine
lion to do or say nothing unlawful. Fears
of riot tonight were entertained.
A .Modcl- "A friend Of ours is in the
habit Of visiting very charming young
lady, about three times week-may be
little oltener. 1t is not positively known
there is an engagement, bu, the gentle
man Is so completely domes,icated that
he enters the house withon, knocking
and if his lady love is not in the parIor,
does not scruple to 60 up stairs in search
Of her. The other day he wen, through
halt dozen rooms without seeing any
body, and at last came to the fair ones
own chamber, and found the door locked.
Are you in there ELEM" inquired he
in tender voice.
BLESS my heart Joe, is it you7 60
away you scamp, you can't &c, in" cried
the lady in great trepida,ion.
II must, Ellen" said the young gentle
man, giving the door shove which threat,
ened to break away all faslenngs.
FOR Heavens sake, Joel screamed
the lady; now in the las, stage Of terror,
go away this instant, Pm"
Your wha,?"
"Fm modeL!" shrleked the lady, and
he rude Joe heard his beloved fall fain-
ting on her bed.-PiHsburgh Mail.
G.. Nj. CLAY rs. The PEOPLE OF LEN
'NcroN, tx. Y)-The Lexington Atlas
'ays:--
We learn that the suit brongh, by Capt
G. M. Clay against "ihe committee" for
removing the True American office from
this city in August, 1915, was terminated
on Saturday, lst inst, in the Circuit
Court Of Jessamnc county, to which
place the trial had been removed, by the
Jury returning verdict IN favor Of the
plaintiff, for $4,000. The defendants,
we also learn, have taken an appeal
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nNITEn Sr1rES OEELCER
Ra6way, Jan. IS, 1917.

Capt G, W. McIean, one Of The United States Marine
Corps and member of the n. Jersey legislature, has
kindly sent the following certificate. II tells its own
story,
RohUdy, Jan. IS, 1912.
A year since was taken with the Influenza and my
whole system lett in dehilitaed state. was induced
to try DR. Townsends Sdrsapara, and aer taking two
three bottles very much reliev ed and attribute
II entirely Ia the said sarsapara. have continued TAX.
ing It, and find that improve every day. believe il
saved my life and would not be without It under any con
sideration. G. w. MCLEAN.