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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-07-12
The Union in New York,

The reconciliation ofthe democratic party in New York
nay be considered fairly completed, and the conYen-
Jon which is 10 meet at Rome, in August, will have lit
|e more to do than arrange the plan ola campaign III
Ehich whiggery shall have the life crushed out Of it,.
There has long been indications of union among our
fiends in the Empire State; and hut for the interested
bors Of class happily characterized by the Globe and
Onion 'dictatoia leaders,, whose democracy is only
Measured by the amount of personal advantage which
hey may expect 10 obtain and who found their account
promoting discord among men who had no real causes
quarrel, such union would have taken place months
&c. IL there had been any good for the ccn,n
hnce of family quarrel, may be assured that the
fconcilalon could not have been so and easily
ected But there is not now, and there never has been
10 slightest for the existence of such Discussions
|nong the northern democracy. They have been dlspu-
|lg about shadows.
On the slavery question: there is but one opinion among
democracy of the free States. They abhor the iusli
lion of slavery and ready 10 make Of all coaslI
ona means TO prevent its spread into territories now
Re, and TO confne within the limits where it now,
Rpply, has legal existence. There is not democrat!
|ember Of Congress, from the free States, whether cleo
friend Of General Cnss, or Mr.. Van Buren,, who
mot prepared to do all tina, it may lie within his power
effect, TO embody into national laws that great and dor
hnt public sentiment which says that slavery is 4 curse
our country and disgrace to our name. If there were
~ democrats, last year, in the free States. who Of
different opinion rom this, the Sonlh itself careful
do lis best to cause them to change their opinion by its
Pacherous and nSduons course. With n bsory and
oerance TO which there is no parallel 10 be found in
history, that quarter of the Union abandoned even
political principles in order to the elevation 10
Presidency of man whose sole Recommendation to
support was his possession Of large number of
yes, as against man who had no interest in the 'pe-
lar institution BOst0n Times.
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OrigiuaG Notifies.

DIDN'T LIKE THE ELEPHANT. Among the
thousands who crowded into this village on the 4h to
see the sights, three or four of the JNoys, with
their PEI meiius, who 10 take peep at the ele
plant. They honorcd our friend Whitney with their pres
ence making his loe! place to stop and appropra-
ting such rooms as they fit, TO themselves, nfay
making stand in the Hall, which, TO accommodate
the unusual number Of people in town. had been arang
ed for sleeping apartment. 1t was minated to one
of the gentlemen, () that it desirable to close the
Ila but the 'squaers gave no signs Of leaving one oil
them having been to a grocery to purchase bite,
("For though on pleasure he was bent
lie had frugal nlind'O
Making nee Of table in the Hall, this family circle
down TO their frugal rcqast, when their being
laid before Miner who is 'at home on such customers
kept an eye for their exit, which in due course OF
time came around. Miner, very patronisingiy placed
his hand upon the shoulder of the Copn and modcsy
limited about little bill The stranger protested he
IAN; had nothing but FINELY persuaded TO pal,
with % spot when he mizzed, heaping imprecations
upon the that invented the elephant, aud numb
ling something TO the effect that he did mt know it was
darn'd expensive when Teller didn't have nothing
MoRAL.-Never crowd into public house on a pub.
lie day, unless you wish 10 lie its patron in way.
Make your Complimentary calls at some other time.
And don't drive Damon to death this hot weather. for
while almost every other branch Of business is falling off
he, with his eight girls at work early and late
TO supply his numerous customers who determined
10 have good fitting clothes, lei what will come.
The Norfolk County Democrat (Olass) says, the Nor
folk County Health Insurance Company, paid Luther
Pope Of Canton, hundred and lhiry.two dollars for
twenty weeks sickness. Mr.. Pope is worthy me.
chanc, dependant upon his daily labor for the support Of
his family who, but for his pnvident foresight in get
ting his health insured would have been deprived of the
means of support during the most ncement season Of
the year. Let every prudent man follow the example
Mr. Pope, and provide against a Of adversely.
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rGNs IN LoU1s1ANA.-The campaign has opened
Louisiana under the most cheering auspices The
Orleans Delta of the 2lst u & ives an account of
|eat democratic meeting held at Lafayette. which was
nded by thousands of sternand true democrats, and
essed by Mr. Beatty, the democratic candidate for
gress in that district, and by Nessrs Howard and
Ter, two "origina' Taylor men, who gave in their
sion 10 the support of the democratic nominee in able
eloquent speeches. In giving an account of the
ling and the speeches, the Delta remarks that "lhese
|hes are well worthy of perusal. They indicate that
bid spirit Of the democracy is aroused, and prom.
b warm campaign" The sgnes Of the times por-
the mediate overthrow of ephemeral whigery even
ouisiauo, the State Of Gen. I'ayIor's residence
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SPIRIT OF THE AGE, THURSDAY, JULY ~ 1S49.
Om1d 10 The President.-Bu BrOwn.

O,Vtd 10 the President BY Bro'On
O, Central Backbone really would suppose
You dcemd your vows Mexican array.
You break 'em down, as they were wicked foes,
In such very rough and ready way-
But Gen'rel, mind you ilyou mean to be
Your counry's father common sense alleges,
You must be true--nc Christian sire is he
Who wanonIy neglects his little pledges
You're good soldier, Gen ra-a admit it
Not cen wing will now affect to doubt ii,
But for statesman, you exactly hit It
When you remarked that yon knew naugh abo it
1t may be, Central that your meanings we'll
Perhaps you are second Washington
But then i faith you have no need to tell
You're not by any means, an ultra one'
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Fasting and Prayer Throughout The Union

Fasting and Prayer Throughout The Union
-Reccmmendation Of President Taylor,
Alta season when the Providence Of God has
manifested itself in the visitation of a fearful
pesIilence, which is spreading tsravages through
out the land, it is fitting that people, whose
reliance has ever been on His protection, should
humble themselves before His throne, and, while
acknowledging past transgressons, ask con-
tinuance ofDlvine mercy.
1t is, therefore earnestly recommended that
the frs, Friday in August be observed through
out the United States, as day of fasting humI'
iation and prayer. All business will be sns
pended in the various branches OF the pubic
service on that day land tits recommended to per-
sons Of all denominations TO abstain as lar as
practicable, from secular occupations and to
assemble in their respective places oil pubic
worship, to acknowledge the infinite goodness
which has watched over our existence as ma
ion and so long crowned US with manifold bIes-
sings; and to implore the Almighty, in his own
good time, to stay the destroying hand which is
now lifted up against us.
T. TAYLOR.
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HE PRUDENTIAL Tour We understand tina
President will leave Washington on his tour to the
b, about the middle of August. lie will proceed
Baltimore to York, and from thence visit Lancaster,
sburg. ChamberSburg, and the Bedford Springs,
Fdaysburg and Pitsburg lie will then pass through
to Cleaveland, where he will embark for Buffalo
will be a, the New York Stale Agricultural Fair al
cuse on the 10th From Albany he will proceed
@ Boston. and after visiting The capitals of New
|pshire and Maine, will return south via. Providence,
York and this city, his purpose beng to reach Wash
n about the close of September, Philadelphia
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H. Y II ID s EII .

TSN READING THE FOLLOWING AFFlDANIT-the Pub.
~ lie VIII Iern the origin rather where the recipe for
making the stun they call Old Dr. Jacob Townsends Saapur
II come ir0m-and will be ubc judge whih is the genuine
aud original and of honesty the two men who are EN-
"ycd III selling IL as The original Dr. TOwnsends SarsapAria
nF 81 oMhschd was The original proprietor and inventor
nuwhsehds SHrSaarlA, and his medicine has gained repun
oh maj no other remedy gained. lie manufactured owe
on" " I" bottles last YEAR. and is manufacturing present
nOV0 bottles per day. We use more SurSapara and Yellow
Dock IN our establishment cHch day than all the Sarsapaa
ManMLlC Nrea IN HE worth lrincinnl Ollce Log Enlinn
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STATE OF vERMoNT,l The Probate Court for the
HARTFORD DISTRICT g. District OF Hartford:
To NIL persons interested in the estate
ofNoAH ALDRICn, (second late of IIaand saiu District
deceased
UNben NJ Sucker, administrator, tstdmsntn annero,
Moi said estate proposes rerder Of his admin
saon and 10 present his against said for
animation and allowance mt Probate Court be held at the
Probate Office in Woodstock in said District the first We'd
nesday (frst day Of August NEXT
You therefore hereby notified TO appear before said
Court the time and place aforesaid vnd II you cause,
contest the allowance OF said account.
Dated Woodstock aforesaid this fourth day of July, A D.
l5i9
"A. MARSH, Register
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Read the Affidavit.

~ tlly and County of New York.
William Armstrong; OF the said City, being duty sworn doth
drpoc ana say that he is practical Druggist aud Chemist
That some time in the latter part of May, first June 1913
man by the name Of Jacob Townsend who al that time was
nook ana pamphlet peddler called upon depOnGmt
OF Mr. lhomson NO. 12 Hudson street. dcnUnen board
eo ana requested dep0nenl to write him recipe which
make syrup OF Sasnpurlla. DepOnen further thai
d0re FOSTER EIq Book Publisher with whom suid Townsend
dealt That said Townsend had had frequent viii
denoncnt respecting the article OF Susapara
to he sold under tie name of Dr. Jucob Townsend
That said Townsend stated he old man, poor and
was not Ill Tor hard aborlnd wished make money In
order to live in his old days, and that il Sarsarara under
me name OF IownSend sold WELL and much was
hhe ny IT, he could no why he might make
something out OF II too his being Townsend il could
et capable person to prepare recipe, and for
send 1.-The related Dr. s. r. Townsend to which he replied
mat he knew Dr. 3 p Townsend would be dow him AFT er
ne should commence. But that he did care HIM rs he
hah formed co.parlnership with who could furnish
qnse amount Of caltaand was well prepared defend him.
sell against any attack that might be made oh him.
DcPoneht further says, that pursuant to the request snd
LNcoo Townsend, he wrote recipe for the manufacture
syrup OF Sdrsupaa, and him. Said Townsend
served mat he wanted to make specimen exhibit his part
iefS Ter ther APPROVAL he wished crafty
ns MS hey furnished nj the captaSul Townsend also told
uepohCht mat the bottles they be of
same size and shape Dr. s. r. Townsend and deponent
the request OF said Jacob Townsend The office of Dr. s.
p. Townsend, and procured one Of his labels.
ANA dcponeh further that he has been informed and
verify believes The syrup Of Sasupari, sold Old Jacob
Townsens is made after the recipe furnished by deponcnt TO
Jacob Townsend, ms OresaiL.
And further deponent saith not
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
sworn TO before me, this cath day of Alay, 1919.
c. S. Woodruff,
III dm Mayor OF the CITY of New York
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Il perfectly simple and effective Machine far c,..

iao uorao of roo "" yecnre .hdchne far C--
eeynao, Wnere rropcrlionae fall can he applied "
is perfectly applicable where more han Is Ihch.. su
DC oOaihed yet the greater the ll applied the h.hs, %
me wafer De conveyed The quantity raised varying in nT"nor
10 me hesht win given fall 1t will raise say ons c,.w
OF me water Ten times The height Of the fail to which II
eh mus IL applied under fall of five feet with .srn -
eeveh gallons per minute, II will nrce up and schrrLi "
eevauon OF my feet from The Machine one gallon nsr
anu under inc same heni or hl viii of course rsiss and n
caarge larger quantity ri water in proportion ps ,hp bsi",
er height ' 4ua"UN u great
In all cases the srcle Is warranted comn,cte or, .c
'oEe ,"e o'St oil satisfaction or 1t may retp-nsJ d.
solicited, TO which prompt attention will he uiven '"''
w. NEW Ct1NR p,.,.u, ~,
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0y-The following, was the direction on newspaper

rry"The following, was the direction on newspape,
ZEN, through this otice:-
KIND UNCLE SAM,
This TO my lore token benr
That though away, my Heart IS there,
Ms blood bois per with intense fire
Whene 'cr breath her name, ',Haria
At Btughumton she may be found
10 which, convey this safe and sound.
Dnghamion, N. Y.
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Deaths.

In this the 4lh inst, after an illness ola few
months, which she bore with truly christian patience
and resignation, Mrs. Elvra Case, wife Of Charles NJ
Case, aged 81 yours.
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OF BAD. The marriage of Col Bragg, of "a
more grape" notoriely. is noticed by the
York Globe as surrender of the gallant
mel, which the Globe says served him right
hould have known that his battery could not
h the small arms of woman
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MISTER FROM THE ROMAN REPUBLIC. -
, Fores,i, resident of the city Of New
( for the last ten years has jns. received the
intment of Minister for the Republic of
e to the United States.
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STATE OF EEK MONT, The Probate Court for the
HART FORD .IsTRIcr, IS. District of Hartford;
TO all persons neres ted in the estate orJOnN GOULD late
Of the State Of Wisconsin, deCcaseu,.-
NNben NJ Socker administrator of said estate Diving within
ELhs state proposes render HccOnt of his admnsl-
ton and to present his account against said
allowance, at PrObnte Court be held Pro-
bate Office in Woodstock in said District the first Wcdnes.
day (he first day. August NEXT
You therefore, hereby notified appear before said
Court Mt The ,imc and place aforesd and, If you cause
contest the allowance OF said account
Dated at Woodstock aforesaid, this fourth day orJuy A. D.
ls49.
LA. MARSH Register.
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JsThe Washington correspondent Of the rhilndcl-
Ledger says, 1.-THE administration scenes TO have
up all idea Of having majority in the House Of
esentatives, and has no notion of making a violent
either an the tariff of 1916, or on the subreasury."
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SaarrtagCS.

In So. Woodstock July, LIST, by the same. Mr. John
Doyle, and Miss Lucy s. Shuneti, of Btngewaer.
In this village the Sd inst by the same Mr. .EzraP
Cotlle, and Miss Mary l.. Tracy, of this town.
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AL I'D AN AS

May be found large stock new and fashionable Dress
Goods selling off lower than before offered coll
and see
July IL, 1919
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IRE these rooms 10 be lett! SAID polite gen.
BIT TO handsome young lady, as he placed
pot across the threshold Yes sir And
lou 10 be let with thcmH mo Sir I'm to
b Alone
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LEAD PIPE & PUMPS.

Ihe subscriber UouM inform the PubEc fir,
ne continues his Pump ard Pine business n, Nj.
aneI LOTT miles nom Barnard village main road N
snd nous himself in readiness furnish nil s,s =, p
jumps ma aqnedno OF suporior quality on as low tey W e"
" an one 4" Any manufacturer or dealer in Windsor
cast iron Pumps. ~ ,vp sur , nm manu-. As,
Rsrnatd, Nav Isl, lsts.. NN NhWCOM4
isssn
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LIST or LETTERS, remaining in the Post Office, Il
Brdgewaler, July LIST, 1919.
Burrows, Mis- Caleb Pike, Jacob r
Clough, Jonathan Smith, Juzer
Emory, Thomas SpOuldng, Julia Z
Hawkins, Mrs Abigail Sloan, Asa
johnson, A. H. Thomas Charles
liaIdms j. ". Willis, John A.
Newton, Asa
p. SMITH, P. NJ
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state of Vermont,
WINDSOR, SIS.

Si". M MncI nv " Windsor County Court,
Levi b. Harlow, May Term, 1919.
CTlON or DEBT on judgment in favor the plaintiff
IA against the defendants recovered by confederation of the
Court Common Pleas for the County Sullivan in the State
OF New hampshire on the tlrd Tuesday of August D. sis
MS OF the term OF said court held the first Tuesday February
slo for nneiy-lree doarsdamagcs and dollars
anh sixty three cents costs 0fsut.
BECAUSE The defendants reside without this State and have
o u personal notice OF the peneency Of this suit il Is ordered
ny the court here that they he notified appear by publishing
me substance OF sad suit together with this order in the Spirit
OF the Age, printed at Woods took the County of Windsor
three weeks successfully the last publication held Wood
Stock III said County, OH the last Tuesday November next
"hch VIII he deemed sufficient notice TO the defendants
pehr and make answer NORMAN VII IIAMS Clerk
w, NJ rINGREY, Attorney lows
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.
$3.50 5;s;Ss & ~ 3 Il 4 aassNka

4s $3.50 Es,SS7 E EEEs y EEssEss 49,
FTER Dec 18th, 1885, Passenger Trains daily, SUNDAYS
- ccp,ed in connection with the Lowell Nashua Concord
Vermont Centru, and PassumpSiC Railroads.
Leave Dusu rom the depot of The Lowell Road. for Do
aud Lebanon NJ Ill., and Mortified and els River VI, ut
l-2A. NJ. and 70 NJ
Leave Northiell at 8 Ia A. NJ. and nj IA p. NJ
Leave Wells River Mt A. NJ nnd y. NJ and West Lebanon
Tor BOSTON via Concord MachtSc Nashua ANA Lowell ut II
A. NJ and 81 L. NJ on the arrival ol the cars from the
per Roads.
This roah CONNECTS with the Central and Pnssumpsc Railroads
nj White River md Is the nearest aud most direct from
Central Northern Vermont, New Hampshire and the Cana.
das TO Boston. II is also the British steam Mail Line.
Passengers by l.; trai ON Northed Wells River nnd
West len nj New York City night via Con-
cord Nashua md Worcester md Norwich Railroads, und the
connecting Steamboat lines
Merchandise Trains for The Northern Central and Passumrsic
ronds, leave tile Lowell Railroad Deno in Boston daily Sunday
excepted. ONSLOW STEARNS, dSent,
Concord, N. II. Dec. IA, 1913. 2ir
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ES may certify that have given my Aanson Lorenzo
harrington the remaining part OF his minority, therefore
hhh " none OF his earnings pay amy debts of his
trnc ling hler this date. ALANSON HARRINGTON.
Shhr"n, 't July 2, 1919. l0w3A
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LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office at
Woodstock, July l. 1919.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-27
NEW MUSIC.
J. ii. SCHULTZ s. co.

M FISCHER Pennsylvania doors OF 18th street,
following and popular music, which
will sold reduced prcesfour per
The Rare Flower quadrles composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth.
The Yagabond Polka; by Gung1
Frederick William Polka performed by the seyermark Com
pany.
The Water Spirit Waltz by A. r. Krugel.
The Harp Waltz; by w. q. Beche.
The Friendship Waltz by o. schuster.
The Tedeseo Mach arranged from the Opera of Emani by F.
Boyer.
Borga, osqueaesd Reine &c, Pot
pouris; by II. Cramer.
The Spring Waltz; by T. Moelling-
Judy Polka performed by the Seyeark Company
arranged by Hemsmuller.
The Lily Rondo by Louis Remaine
Enan nvoami cayana, from the Opera Of Eman arranged
by Edelmann.
Blanche Of Morning from Opera
of the Huguenots; by Meyerbeer.
Poor though my be from Donnizets Opera Of Betty,
with English words
The world Is on move, about beautiful by
Henry Russell.
beautiful ballad from the
Opera OF Lucretia Borsia arranged by G. Linley.
the mountain from the Opera Of Quentin
Durward
II IS song my mother sings by Rodweil
Jenny Lind; music by NJ. W. Bale.
Thou'rt a my side by w. r. Dempster.
throne Of Colds words by Barry Cornwall
music by g. Davis
Mary Blame with words sung by Madame Bishop; by
Hunter
The Bachelors Dream; by Munich.
Stop dat knocking at the door; for the guitar
Aug3
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The American HAiiEe@d Journal Is Publshed al 81 Wal
Several ssnuspsn are engaged q regular contributors known a.
The Railroad Journal any similar publiea
nSS was attempted s ~. % esswhsIs 70 e
TEN from ~ humble sesan,as and constituted % carry wara
than upon amy other agency whatever.
The sway mas now sseoms te great neess
idea q modern times has already done 70 relieve the
elevate him in The scale Of being than amy oher agency that has
The locomotive engine, regard CREATES, achieve
ment Of manhe most extraordinary instrument for good hewohd
swies bird upon the wing thought language alone
living, breathing sensitive mannsne, with new life
new creation Without danger fatigue, enables
physical qualifications and the various pleasures Of
me % ana dsa Of every or
creating o. enjoyment and multiplying TO an infinite
win achieved It's highest work I'll. i has harmonized
political differences and elevated all the highest social
capable Bymang places neigh
borood practeay poong our being MOI 70 one but % four
Whoeve therefore abors in this field has than the ordi
The highest good Profoundly impressed
views intend in accordance with their spirit conduct the
history influence improvements railway
careful inquiry into its management scientific discoveries the
mechanic arts steam navigation, commerce and
braced in the range Of our labors
and iron manufacture Of Uni
sa a q &c s g. s and aa
Mr. Hodge has M many been engaged in me preparation Of
embracing descriptions detail the different localities ORE
aa me- a e %o % o s
70 be published in condensed form in the Journal in series Of
with sta R different disue. plans
Besides Mr. Hodge furnish Journal
e have Ssn ref S m
mr ss Sss s &c und q al pe. engaged in
mining and the iron manufacture This is the r attempt made
iron the iron and mining resources Of the whole
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