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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15

II ICH PREsENTs.AN ENTIRE NEW AND BEAUTI-
N full pattern Of Gold Pen and Pencil Case with Basey
premium Geld PEN fitted complete peculiarly the
holiday trade At the oce Of the manufacturer q. BAG
LEY CO.. Iss Broadway, up stairs.
~ GODS SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS-sILvER
~ plated Walters. Baskets Casters. he rich Papier
hsehe Goods in grSat variety silver Card Cases Gard
offered to the trade At the lowest prices
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ONCERT, AND ENGLISH BALLAD soIKEE, Al
~ the Chinese Museum Roons-. Mr. a. Paige. assisted
BY his three daughters Ms Georgina Paige MISS Emily and
Miss Ellen Paige respectfully his int ,toR Of Of
ferng to Ms friends and the public In general MUSICAL En-
terenmept at the above place. Saturday evening Deem
Der 18TH s9 which occasion will be Performed for the
fret time variety Of pretty Songs and Ballads Of the latest
publication The hrst Of his will consist Of
selections from the splendid Annual entitled the Bouquet
Of Melody for 1880 Tickets, ~ cents, to be had at the
principal music storss For particulars small bills.
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Coffee G Tea.

The real bona tide OLD JAVA COFFEE st
IL l-2 cts pound. Other kinds cheaper
TEAS Of all descriptions cheaper than any
fancy Tea advertised TASK those who bave used it,
and they will tell You so H. A. SHELDON.
Nov. Is, lS43.
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bhIs, at 5,62 for Brooklyn, 562 SIS for
Western and Stale, common and fair 597 a
6,la for pure and fancy regular trade, de-
uIand is good and in healthy condition.
MeGI-S2. e7aS3.
Rye Eour-3, is 3-4a3,25.
Uheat-Heavy, lots can be bought up al
2 or Sets. lower; Genesee l,25aJ,2S Ohio
1,10a1,15.
Corn-In better inquiry, market steady ;
sales 25 10 so. 900 bush. at 60a62cts. for new
Northern white and yellow,61 for cid mixed,
old round yellow 20, new 65 offered.
Oats-fmproving, 44a45 for Northern.
Barley g. Rue-Dull, 63c for Barley.
PorkESI2al2 25a14, 50a14,75.
Beef-Firm at 6.50a7, so and 1o,25al l'5O.
L1Td-7 1-2aS7
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Dentistry.

Doct. n. Harris, will be in Bristol, on Mon
day. Jan. s.h, 1s49, where he will remain one
week. sc
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NEW YORK MARKET.

mssd good. f'"'''' 0o-
Ts'ton-Same as yesterday.
ro.rIFar demand for home trade and
sNe' nrIn al previous quotations, sales 5000
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N. 3.
Buffalo Robes.

No one need ride cold for the want of this COM
Portable article since they can be obtained cheap
at NASH & GOODRICH'S.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-09

If you wish TO save your HAY, buy one of
Blackman's STRAW CUTTERS of
Dec. 10, lS4s. w. S. JOHNSON.
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DIED,

In this town, on the i4th ut, Miss CAROLINE
KIRBY daughter Of the late Dea. Joseph Kirby,
aged 33 years.
For several years she had been afflicted with
the spinal disease, which terminated in Consump-
ton Her sufierings for the last ten months of
her life were most eXcruciating. she possess
cd firm and mistaken trust in Christ, which
sustained her under all her Affections. During
her sickness, the virtues of patience and resgna-
ton, shone with superior lustre.-Dcath to her.
was no frightful spectre, she regarded it as
friendly hand to conduct her to mansions of glo-
~ Ii view of her immediate dissolution, she
remarked to a friend, that death would be a bless
ed hour, and she had no doubt but Christ would
be with her through the dark valley, and his rcd
and staff would comfort her.-She expired with
cut a struggle or a groan, and the peace and JOY
of her mind at the moment of death impressed
a heavenly smile on her countenance which lin
gered after the immortal spirit had fed. Con-.
In Shoreham, on the evening of the 30th
ult., Mrs. RACHEL B., wife of Mr.. Henry L.
Low, aged &C.
The subjcc; OF this notice embraced the re-
ligion of Christ in early life. And as she Nv
ed, so she died, in the full expectation of life
and immortality beyond the grave. When
nsked,a few hours before she ceased to breathe
if her faith in the Lord Jesus Christ remained
mistaken, she replied, " o yes" He is all
my hope, and all my desire. The Lord is my
Shepherd (; l viii not fear. If he will only be
with me through the Jordan of death, shall
be satisfied" She was able to converse but
little in her last moments; but she awaited the
approach Of death, as she said with perfect
calmness," and gently fell asleep in Jesus,
without struggle or groan.
n. B. Papers in St Lawrence Co., n. Y,
arc requested TO cOny
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Settle.

Two years ago advertised for a settlement,
and but few needed the notice. / now request
all persons indebted to me to settle Immediately,
by cash, note, or otherwise. Those having ac-
counts against Inc in Offset, are requested 10
bring them in and have credit therefor If this
notice is not attended to soon, shall give such
one as WILL be attended to.
ZACHEUS BASS.
Middlebury, Deco, 1913. 33;3m
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Notice !!

Persons indebted to C. NJ. SIMMONS, are no
tilted that unless payment is made to the under
Signed SOON, cost will ensue.
LINSLEY & BECKWITH.
Dec 81, lS4S.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, Dec. %, 1873.
At market, $40 Beef Cattle, 27O Stores,
1850 Sheep, and 100 Swine.
PRICEs-Beef CdtLe-Extra 6,25 Sc so;
FIRST quality, 1913 a6; second 1928 5,75
third s4,75 S5,25.
ITori1ng Oren-S70, SIS. and 1925.
Co.cs and Calres-S24, S27 and S39.
~ 500 Sz,oV'
Swine-Two lots to peddle at Lie. At
retail from I-2 a &C.
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STATEMENT OF BRIGHTON MAR
kET FOR 1913.


kET FOR 1913.
40,7s4 Beef Cattle. Sales estimated at ST.
5000.
20.553 Stores. Sales estimated at 1922.
146,755 Sheep. Sales estimated at 264,-
159.
$3.50 Swine Sales estimated at $50, 295.
fetal, S2,85O,802.
1S4T.
500 Beef Cattle. 90, 7Ss Stores, I3S $50
sneeP, o2'ol5 Swine. Sales estimated at So,
'19,462.
1886.
$500 Beef Cattle, 151,s4 Stores. IO5.s5o
Sheep, 44,94O Swine. Sales estimated st 81.
SH,1lS. 80
I745
H.9lo Bcef Cattle, 1925 Stores, 10Y eso
shsep' $3.50 Swine. Sales estimated at ST.
&0a. 64& at ei'
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSlONERS' NOI1CE-
We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of New Haven,
Commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of
JOHN HILL,
ID, late of Starksboro, in said District deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in off
set thereto And six months from the 4ih day Of
December, l54S, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business Of our said
appointment, at the dwelling house Of The widow
DIV. L. Hill; in Stasksboro on the first Mondays
of February and April, 1919, from one o'clock,
P NJ, until six o'clock P. M. on each of said
days.
WILLIAM HILL, } Commits
ANDRE FERGUSON, : sioners.
Dated at Starksboro, this 18th day of Decem-
Der, 1915, 36caw.
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Z o s z!

On Tuesday evening last, on the east road
from New Haven, by Beech Hill and Kirby
Street.. a Steel bead Bae containing Gold
pencil, & Cambria Handkerchel,not marked.
The finder shall be literally rewarded. on
forwarding them 10 this Office.
Middlebury, Dec. 18th, 1S4S. 50
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27
Read the Affidavit.

City and County of New York.
William Armstrong, OF the said City, being duly sworn doth
depose and say that he practical Druggist and Chemist
That the latter part May, first Of June, lS43
a by the Jacob Townsend, who that
book pamphlet peder called upon depOnent the house
Mr. Thompson No. AZ Hudson street. where deponen board
requested dcpOnent write him recipe by which 10
make Syrup Sarsapala. Deponenl further that he
aClusined with said Townsend the Office Of Thea
dore FOSTER ESQ., Book Publisher, with whom said Townsend
dealt That snd Townsend had had frequent with
respecting the manuacu Of m article OF SarsapRa
o he sold under The of Dr. jacob Townsend.
That said stated he old and and
was III aborind wished TO make money in
order eusy in his old DAYS. md that If Srsarara under
the name Townsend, sold we'll and much money
made by it, he could why he might not make
thing his being TOwnscndJ IL he could
capable 10 prepare recipe, and manufacture II for
him. Uepnneni the conversations asked said Town
related Dr. s. =. Townsend to which he REPLIED
he should commence Hut that he did for him. lie
had formed nerhip with who could furnish the
Quise amount Of caitAhnd was wen prepared 10 uetnu NM
self against any attack that might he made on him.
further that pursuant to the request ~ shu
Jacob Townsend he wrote recipe for the manufacture Of
syrup or sarsapala and gave him Said Townsend oh.
wanted TO make specimen IN exhibit TO his part
their approval as he wished 10 crafty hen IN every
thing furnished nj! the captaSad Townsend also told
epOnent the bottles they to be of the
same size and shape DR. s. r. Townsends aud depGpent
the al said Jaaoh Townsend oAcc OF Dr. s.
=, Townsend, and procured one of his labels.
And deponen further that he hns been Informed and
verify believes ipe syrup Of snrsnpnla, sold Old Jacob
Townsend made AMOR the recipe furnished by deponent
Jacob Townsend, as aforesaid.
And further depOnent saith not. -.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
Sworn to before me, this 2ih day of May, lsl9
C-S. Woodruff,
10 am Mayor oi the City OF New York
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27

al DON'T KNOW, DON'T KNOW ABOUT THAT"
-,-Of conse you don't, endless croaker. No ever
knew you to be quite satisfied with anything, except per-
haps your own opinion. There never was a plan pro-
posed 10 which you did not object; enter prise
erluken of which you did not complain: If it failed, you
knew it would and If i, succeeded, it more by hi
than by wit in the pro- ecor No line can be drawn
straight that your sqnn eye cannot detect IA curve in IL,
wall built compact that you cannot pick a flaw III
it. Yeu have indeed a wet cloth 10 lay every bod,
aud everything that comes within yonr reach. Ii
rains when it should and as it should; it is always too
wet jry il is too hot, it too cold. In short
such disposition yours would find fnlt with the New
Jerusalem itself; its walls would be TOO high its gates
too You fret YOURSELF and you fret all around
rOu, and that continually. In wod you are poor
unhappy crOaker Now, such characters, more or les
fully Developed, are 10 be found in every community
surrounded by atmosphere peculiarly their own
in which neither The lungs the heart of any bn
themselves can freely play-an atmosphere like that IN
whce the poor needle gndei abors-u'l of sharp and
deadly PARTICLES But it is not because these men are BY
nature much than their negbors, that they
SO unhappy themselves and render all around mis-
cradle Their endless dissatisfaction. their ceasecs,
CuI..fning rather the natural consequences, of
long INDUCED habit of looking on the shady side of every
ching Disappointment, it may be, in their cravings after
distinction; frettcd by the successes of those whose early
promise much less than their own; and console us,
possibly of undeveoped powers which would have made
them shine in the world they have become morbid,
sensitive to everything that effects their reputation
or ministers 10 the reputation Of Others: and the ndu
g"nce of this morbid feeling has gradually wrong ht itself
spiil Of fault FINDING with ever, body and croak-
ing at r,thns, which has at length rendered them the
most undesirable Of human associates Does any one
the lneamens Of his character in this sketch
little exaggerated, may be, yet truly drawn? Boston
Trarellef.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27
u arfrtD.
@~~~NNON<>OTNS - ~ - ~
BARBER SHOP SCENE,


A BARBER SHOP SCENE,
The Cincinnati Commercial tells lbe following, which
recently came off in Porkopos:
AT the barbershup opposite Smiths store, on Fifth ST
most aughuble tick played of on the boys in the
shop.
The room was well supplied with customers, and the
chance Of getting shaved in hurry was out Of the ques'
A small man with wuggish look came 10 the door
and after surveying the crowd, walked i'll and took sea-
OH the sofa,
elbow far is it to doctors office - asked the strang,
gentleman.
.Just across the way" replied one Of the boys.
The eyes Of the company were turned on the stran-
81 feel bad" said he, and at the same time spasm
ook him. and his hands cnched and his legs drew NJ
ii perfect ball, and he rolled of on the floor.
"lhats cholera case,'' SAID one, and he look hs
hat and left. This was signal and all followed sun
except those undergoing the shaving operation.
The spasm seemed 10 subslde--he ANS and leg
stretched out a. full length, and the patient lay pros
irate on his back.
"Wipe off the arhcr,' said the fat man next the door
"a III come in again. can't stay now"
Just then another spasm took the stranger and b,
so me strange he bounced upon the soa with
ont any apparent effort, fiat on his back he lay
ing the floor. lie rolled up into a bail again, ant
rolled backward and forward on the sofa in style that
would have done credit to circus
This was a iuisher; hose that shaved left am
those not avcd hadn time 10 stay; The boys looked II
each other in establishment. The cholera subject un
coied himself, aud ASKED them if his turn had come
when he took his seat and had good shave.
"Whats the change" asked the stranger
"Nothms,' said tho baber, IF You will leave YOU
nlme.'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27

A Coon FARLE,-A very stupid wolf found a
KID who had gone asray from The fold, Little
TREND" said the wolf, 81 have met you very sea
s'nably. You will make me good supper;
Ior have neither break tasted nor dned to-
lay" eff must de-" replied the poor little
h'd, please TO give me song first. trust
on will not refuse me this favor il is The first
have ever asked of you; have heard that you
vas perfect musician" The wolf, like u
fool, set up terrible bowling, which, Of course,
was the nearest to a song that he could get up
and the shepard hearing the noise sran to the
spot with his dogs, and the wolf made off with
himself as fast as he could go. Every well, ;"
said he, as he was running, they have served
me right enough; this will teach me to confnc
myself TO the trade Of butcher, and not attempt
to play the musician
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27

Home TyRANT .-Faslidiousn is dread.
tat weapon Of domestic tyranny Many house
h"ld can tell OF the grinding power of a selfish
""ss which DISCUSSES itself under the form of a
deIcacy oltastes and HABITS Many are the
tears o! vexaiion, anxiety, modification and
disappointment, accustomed by the unfeelng
temper and lnconsderale emotions which are
The legitimate fruit of undue attention to person
al comfort. One must be little observant Of
what is about him il he have not sometimes been
driven by the ingenious acquisitions of the
selt-Indnlgent, TO wish that the ar-shir,. The
pulse and-waler and The fimy he'd of,hc an.
rhorIte could be tried for die reformation of
such. Providence seems often to disciul;ne
these people by increasing the sensi,iveness
'hev have voluntarily induced or cherished nm.
VI IL becomes tormenling want winch moth.
ing IN nature is capable Of alayinp. Tbev
are crushed by the gods their own hands
baVe set up. ''''o'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27

A WIFE IN TROUBLE. Pray tell me my
dear, what is the cause Of those tears
oh! such disgrace!
'Wha,-whal is it, my dear? DO not keep
me in suspense
why, have opened one Of your letters sup
posing 1t addressed to myself Certainly it
looked more like Mrs. than Mr.
Is that al3 What harm can there be in a
wife's opening her husbands eters'
No harm in the thing itself. But the con-
tents! Such dlsgrace!
what has any one dared to write me let
ter unfit to be read by my wiie''
oh no, il is coucl ed ia the most chaste and
gcnllemanIy language. But the contents the
conientsn
Here the wife buried her face in her hand
kerchef and commenced sobbug alond while
the husband eagerly caught up the letter and
commenced reading the epise that had been
the means of nearly breaking the wife's heart
1t was a bill from the printer for nine year ;
Subscription !-Sandy I'LL Herald
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27

DOMESTIC PLEASURES john said his mas
ter to him one day, ''hey really say your wifi"
beats you. Is i,true" 'Yoy,' drawIed John,
with the most provoking GOODNESS 'Yoy' re.
spondtd his masier with indignation; what de-
YOU mean by that you Ioul' A great humping
fellow like you, as strong as steam engine
or an elephant, to let woman like yonr wife
thrash you ! What a blockhead yon mast bel?
'Whoy, whoy, was the patien, answer, 1t plea
>es her, and it does me no hurt
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27

EtALF SKINS, Urpsr and rain Ieahe- he had M
~ reasonable terms, al cations SHOE sToRT
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
RsEl saa s'l 80 49,

FTER Dec, l5h l619 Passenger Trims daily SUNDAYS ex
ceped In connection with the Lowell, Nashua, Concord,
Vermont Central, md Passumrsc Railroads.
Leave uS"n from the depot Of the Lowell ROhd for BrSn
aud Lebanon, ~ H. mud Mortified and els River, VI, at
~ A. NJ and 70 NJ.
Leave Northneld Mt IA A. N. and nj 3 IA p, NJ.
Leave Wells River NJ "a. NJ and r. NJ, and West Lebanon
for Boston, via Concord Manchester Nasnu aud Iowe nj u
mud "a r. NJ on the arrival Of the cars IRON the mp
per RoaLs.
This road with the Central and Pnssumpsc Railroads
nj White River, aud II the nearest aud most direct route from
Central md Northern Vermont New Hampshire aud the Cuna-
dns, boston II Is alsO the British Steam Mail Line
Passengers by the Isl trnn ON Mortified, Well River and
West emn0ncnn arrive New York City night via Com
cord Nashua mud Worcester aud Norwich Railroads. ind the
connecting Srnmh0ui lines,
Merchandise Trains for the Northern Central and Passumpsc
roads, leave The Lowell Railroad Depot in osron daily Sunday
excepted. ONSLOW STEARNS, Agent.
Concord, NJ II. Dec. IA, 1913. 2r
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"A perfectly simple and effective Machinc far fire.
Inc portion ola brook spring amy required distance
elevation where PropC rtlonuie , Gun be applied
perfectly applicable where than Is fall
be obtained the greater the fall applied, higher nuy
the water be convey ed the quantity raised proportion
TO The height with given TALL. 1t will raise say eleventh
the water tel times the height Of the TAIL which appl.
ed Thus II applied under al Of five feet with supply
eleven gallons per minute il will rce up and discharge
elevation oi hy feet from the Machine gallon per minute;
and under the head m il viii of raise and dis
cnarae lnge quantity Of in proportion the height TO
which is conveyed dmnshed and quantity great
er height
In all cases the article is nrranted complete perfect
to give the best of sntisco II may be returned Orders
solicited TO which prompt attention will be given.
w. NEWcOMD. BnrnnrJ.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27
POET RW
TIE OLD SCHOOL-IlOUsE.


r., thinking Of my first school house
Tha, good, old-lashoned place,
And all around about It
Wore snch u happy lace
I'm thinking of my mistress,
with her clear placid brow;
I'm thinking, yes think
That almost see her now,
For there was not for miles around
A single tract Of laud,
Thn, she did not survey bundled ll'nes
with her happy little band.
I'm thinking of the good old oak,
with its long and graceful limb,
Where after school our little band
Would fix their liuy swing.
I'm thinking orlhe order
ur our cosy little rooW,
Where the jissamne and roses
Sent in their sweet perfume.
I'm thinking Of the garden,
And our well.bulIl little bower,
Where we could nhale the fragrance
OF almos, every flower,
oh ! was but child,
For was but child,
knew no more Of trouble
Than the honeysuckle wild.
I'm thinking now in sadness
Of the days I've lately passed
feel that care and sorrow
Have found me out al last.
] need not think for well ! know
| am not happy now;
For the Widows cap sits heavily
Upon my faded brow.
Soml ines ] think that happiness
Has something for me left;
Dnt ah, know the past
never can forget.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27
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so Much CELEBRATED
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RE Universally acknowledged to he the Safest Chrap,
n Most EIecual Remedies Tor the various Diseases of
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preparations having been restored sound health by h
These Medicines are too well kNOwn to require rA
notice. Scarcely village exists throughout New
where living witnesses cannot be found TO tell Of their
able value.
We viii name here some Of ;he principal Medicines Al
uses referring the enquirer amer health, the FAMILY
CLAN work edited by VI. J :. Spear, where may he
bret treatise on The origin and nature of the prinoIp,
which ailci humanity directions how to preserve and
hchnh together with some certificates highly resT
persons teSlins In their healing virtues and ur. ne m
poF'ance This book can be obtained Of Dr.. Spears
free
BALM OF LIFE, Nos. | & e.-For Consumption, Ny
lndigcsIion Liver Complaint, Debility. Nervous Al
phthsic, Asthma, Palpiruuon, Bronchitis Sc.
CATARRIi sNuFF.-For Consumption, Catarrh
Headache DC; this is certain for Catarrh, and
any other preparation for cleansing the head
THE LiVERWORT PILLS, have been lor a lorg time C
ed universal medicine. trial Of one box will satisfy
ten that they are the hest purgalve known. They rem
most severe colds coughs pains tevers ii taken in
SCROFULA SfRUP.-Ths is one of the most efecius
in use for cleansing und purifying the blood II remoy
mpurity from The system, whether of scroulous
nature. II Is n compound of seventeen ingredients,
purely vegetable character. For efficacy and safety IL
surpassed. CHOLERA MORBUS AND DYSENTER
DIAL, fused according to directions, cure is war;
every case for which 1t Is recommended. GERMAN
This Is warranted to the Salt heum ia its worst
TONIC CORDIAL is one ofthe most powerful tones c
covered II IN the best female medicine to be obtained
MANS FRIEND, for the falling of the w0mb.-1his 10
remedy before the public for this purpose. II obviaes
ceSsy oiresorne 10 instruments, and Is unquestionab
certain remedy. EYE WATfR.-This Is the best e,
now in use. GRVEL MlXTURE.-This will cure ali
the gravel For other remedies, see " Family Physicia
All the ingredients Of the above Medicines are furn
Nature herself, and are combined in accordance vii
principles universally received sound by all scienii
clans.
Their merits have been tested by thousands. They
tested and proved to be equal TO the consideration eli,
them.
IT fair rla fails TO restore health, confident is the
eor ofIhe efficacy that the expense any other mea
does effect cure will be paid provided ii does not e1
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Principal Office, go Washington street, Boston. So
E. s. Hayden, Woodstock, and also by Agents throus
country.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27

A traveller at a hotel rose from his bed at night
10 examine the weather. but instead Of looking out ut thu
ky, thrust his head through glass window ola cupboard
"LandOrd, cried the aSlonShrd man. 'his is very sngu
n weather; the night it is as dark Egypt, and smells
lOl cheese