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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27
TdE ORIGINAL AND Only GENUINE
Wistar's HsaIsain Of wild Cherry

introduced in the year s39 and has heen well tested in all
the complaints which il is recommended. For ten
hns proved more ecnceus remedy Coughs, Colds n
nuenzn bronchitis, Asthma ard CONSUMPTION, in its ncpen
stages, than any other medicine.
From the Dedham, Mass, Gosett' February IL, 1919.
The Introduction of this medicine 10 the public by
Seth W. Fowe been Of service probably. than any
article that discovered and has effected more
Of complaints that flesh is heir to- than all the
miserable pounds that have been trumpeted
Throughout country. The certificates in his ad
vcrlisemeni fully substantiales the virtues OF II,
LOOK OUT FOR MUTATIONS AND CoUNTERFElTs.
Remember original and only genuine ncI always beurs
the written signature oi BUTTS Oh The outside wrapper
Chas Chapman Woodstock. G. s. Raymond, Brl'eewnier
Townsend Walker, Barnard. smith Bethel T. p Nevens,
Royaion. O. Brooks White River. +. ). a Il. W. Odds,
Norwich Agents. 4S6-2w
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OriNfudI Notifies.

~~~|N0~HNN~~N~~N 'N~y~~-~~~~~I>~~~~
GoDEY's LADY's Book for October contains twenty
four ex ira pages and fifteen embellishments, and il there
Is any better Magazine published in this or in any other
country we have yet see it, One thing in particular
1t Is always true to its exchanges which is more than we
can say of many publications.
PETERsoN's, or the LADIES' NATIONAL, fully sus.
tans The reputation Of its talented ediress Mrs Sic.
phens.
MORE UNIoN.--We are gratiied to learn that union
has been affected between the two Gazettes in benninp
ton-Nesas. Akens &. Lull, Of the "IIill Gaze,,e''
having brought out Nj. Knight, of the .Haswe Gazette.
ms movement was most desirable one and must be
an advantage TO all concerned.
The VERMONT UNION WHIG-is the lorgest M.
per ever published in Vermont. 1t is now published
simultaneously at Brandon and Ru and Although we
are not favored with exchange are glad 10 see any,
thing that looks like enterprise in the ranks of the
fraternity.
COLES AMERICAN FRUIT BooK-isa most excel
lent work Tor those engaged in raising fruit of any kind
few copies may be had at this office
By reference to A. Foss Card it will be ascerts;ned
where good horses and carriages can be had fn were
not so he would not advertise in the Age, and we cur
assure those in want Of good teams that it is SO.
See advertisement of William p Tenny Boston, il
this paper, you wish 10 know where The bes, place
10 buy CarPelings
We would also call attention to the advertisement o
Tappan, Whi,,emore &. Mason.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27

STAGES LEAVE WooDSTocK for the Junction station mouth
white river, Pid Talsve Qnechee Village ani Hartford,
meeting with the Northern PnsumPsiC and Vermont Central
every day sundays excepted II % clock A. NJ returning
arrive Woodstock =. NJ.
For urIland Depot Via ransvie II A. NJ returning l2
p.
For Charleston n. H. ria s. Woodstock Reading Felchville
Upper Falls PEI Springfield, Mondays Wednesday, and
Fridays A. NJ returning alternate days Null closed l2
the previous evening.
For Bethel Pa Bn:nnr every day sundays excepted 10 A.
NJ. returning the same day.
For RN Inland Pn rigewner Sherhurn MendOn, every day
sundays excepted ut 10 p NJ. The arrival Of the stages
from the returning every morning in with
the stages above.
For Ludlow Via Brlgewattr, Plymouth aud Tyson Furnace
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays A. NJ, returning alter
days
For West Hartford Va South Pome, Ponre and Shows
Store Tuesdays THURSDAYS aud Saturdays nj II IL A. NJ
turning So omre day aud Woodstock the day
OF the "trip.
rTrhe Mails closed according the Post Office re2na
lions halt hour previous 10 the time Of leaving above
stated.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The Fourth Annual Fair of The Windsor
County Agricultural Society, will be held at
Windsor, on Wednesday and Thursday, the
third and fourth days Of October next. Persons
intending to enter stock Of any kind, for prem-
um, are required TO give notice in writing to the
Secretary on, or before the 25th of September,
free Of expense.
Manufactured articles, fruit sc. can be enter
ed until twelve o'clock on the frs, day Of the
fair.
The Managers are requested to collect the
Subscriptions due in their respective towns and
pay the same, over to the Treasurer before the
first of October.
CHARLES MARSH,
Secretary
Woodstock, Sept. s 1919. 3w.
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THE NATIONAL PSALMlST,
RY LOWELL MASON ~ G.. ]. WEBB:

NEW Collection OF Church Music by the Authors oil The
IA "liandci ami luyJn Suclctys Collection "BOsloh AGA
ieIny'S Collection ,""Carmina sara &C.
this latest II is believed also TO he nnch lhe best
these popular authors Embracing sufficient number
standard Ola Tunrs 1t contains very large aIoui I"
NEW MI ste furnished selected expressly ior It's pages by
distinguished uropeun and American composers. By aJhdcious
urrne the Publishers are eunOe To present
ur.er niunI Unnter than IL usuIl III s'Ihlinr works.
owe. five hundred tunes III the various metres ahd
IA Anthems Pieces, Chants, Aca much greater hummer
pieces hpip,tt, than Is contained ~ amy DINER mourrn
Collection. large number ii VOCAL. EXERCISES ARE aided
prepared with crest with special reference 10 tue Whs m
Chors Schools &C. These viii be found very Valuable add
tirn
The Authors poyessed many advantages in the compilation OF
ibis wuIk-hu,G been many Years IN the cOlNnl receipt
of u tile best sacred published in Germany or England
yig from distinguished European ~ well ms
American COMPOSERS. much Original Music deHehed expressly
pu.e Snle evidence nj the merits oihe 'lsaliSl
found IN the wide popularity and very extensive sale mas
ALREADY attained since crniipubicnon These are be-
grentor been ENJOY eddy any Collection Oi
Church Music ever published ill., the country.
For sale by liASKELi. Il PALMER WoolsIock W
For sale Ly Booksellers generally. Published hN .
TApPAN, Wllir1EMONE MASON
books ellcrs Rnd Stauner1,
Ia Washington ST., Boston.
ALso published nbave-THE GONGREGi TION az
TUNE COOK, being selection Of me bes' ahu oSl popular
tunes from the National PsaniiIt intended for sunday schools
arionS Nrsry Meetings, Nc.FIRESIDE HiRMONf
an entirely new Collection Gees and Part Songs, by William
Mason.
RusSELS GoLDSBURrS popular series OF Reading Books
now used in more than towns and all other school books III
, uso and stationary eCrg Tor. 40.
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STATE OF We MONT The proe Court for the District of
uARrFuRD DIsruCT,ss Hartford! . ...,
To all persons Interested in the estate OF ELIAS KEY ES late
&C Siockhrdsr u suid District, deceased -
A. Weber, administrator OF said estate pronoSes t"
render final account his HminS and present his
neuns said for examination aud allowance at II
Probate Court holden ut the probate ntce hWood3ock, III
said District on the Wednesday hr day Of October next
You are therefore hereby notified appear before said Court
the time aud place aforesaid, and il you cause, contest the
allowance 81 said account.
Dated at WooIsluck uloesad this twenty nnrh day of Au-
gust A. D.. lsIg Ig--3w l.. A. MARSH, Register.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27

One the important discoveries Of modern science for
the oil pulmonary Affections the nsum of Wild Cherry,
ind the credit OF sdcovery is due to the celebrated Dr. Wis
This "nable compound has restored thousands of suffer
health Ii expecIorunt Ionic md emucen aud IL
tad he purely vegetable preparation Under s magic In
fnence, the obstinate coug his colds, and btoneiid rta
tons disappear. We have used it, and recommend it,
culay this season. when the great OF disease. Eds
,,in,I,
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MarrtdgrS.
:" ANOrHER HEAD OFF,

"ANorHER HEAD Off"
In Windsor Sept. l7,h, by Rev. +. Hutchinson, Mr..
j. NJ Thorndke, PM, and Miss Sarah Z. Belknap.
In Sharon, on tire 10Th ns Warren C, French, Esq
and Miss Sarah Ann Steele.
On the 25ih inst. by the Rev ], Dudley, Mr.. WIN.
Livingston and Miss Elizcbe,h Mct, both Of Hartford
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NOtfCr.

Notice is hereby given that an application will be
made to the general assembly of the Stse of Vermont al
lis next session to annex the eastern par, of the town of
Mount Tabor, commonly known ''Sleele's Clip" to
the town Of Weston.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that application will be made
to the next session oflhe Legislature CT Vermont for the
charter Of Bank to be located at Springfield in the
County Of Windsor JOHN PERKINS.
September lS49 4S4 3w~
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DR.. Corbeirs Eighiy Concentrated
Shaker syrup OfSarsaDariIgo

multiplying daily. Certificates TO its efficacy, rendered
voluntarily, TO AN almost unlimited extent hut these alone
the FroprietOs ask the public rely. The words
onnby must bring more conviction 10 the Doubt
ing than even the accredited statements OF hundreds rescued
from the grave.
Tho distinguished Chemist Augustus A. Hayes, NJ D., who
has chemically tested this preparation, wres iOlows
Messrs EpwA mn BRINLEy a Coz
Gentlemen With bottle Of Collects Compound Con
cenrated Extract of Saapara" received copy Of his For
mnla for preparing 1t.
From testing the Syrup the fact of the existence IN it of
active substances named aceained aud he general soo
qualities of the preparation inierrad, ,
The Formula exhibits the union OF of the best
tive medicinal md plants with substances Of The hishes
agents aud does iuclne nia,
compound. For the cures in which the medicinal qualities
sarsnpara sought for ills preparation should have pref
erence IN consequence Of the aud SAIL evnced
pounding it, Respectfully.
| AUG. A. HAYES, NJ d. State Assdyer Of Mass,
| March &c. lSis
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate court for the Disf.
HARTFORD DISTRICT, IS. vi Hartford -
To all persons interested in the estate of ASA RULLhRn
late of Pomiret, IN said District, deceased.
Jonathan Ashley Administrator of said estate represents
said Court that the personal estate Of said Asa e. ulrd de
sed is sufficient pay the debts and expenses ct a
mhsrnOn that the sale Of part o the real is nec,.
sar, that purpose rnd TINT part said estate oa,
be sold wuhnntinry to those interested in the remainder s
said administrator has made application (y his petition in w
iug) for cerye sell the whole of said real estate
with the reyeron al the wide WIS dover Said pplcn,ion viii
he heard by said Court the Probate Office in Woodstock "a
said District tie twenty eighth day Of this present month
September.
iou therefore, hereby notified appear before said Coz
NJ the time and place aforesaid aud give honl with cond
10 pay sad debts and expenses of administrations YOU wo
prevent the sae of said veal estate aforesaid or Object IL
see cause, Ia the granting OF sud license
Dated NJ Woodstock, aforesaid this third lqy Of Sen,rn
A. H., 1919. 10 3w "A. MARSH Register
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27

VERMONT & BOSTON TELEGRAPH
Subscribers residing in Woodstock and vi
cinity, are requested TO meet at Whilney's Ho'
tel, Friday, the 2Slh INST at o'clock P. NJ
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ED WARD RRINLEY & co,

EDWARD BRINLEY CO.,
49,. .. Wholesale Druggists Boston.
Sole Propoos OF this valuable medcn aud the Shaker Fluid
Extract Of Valeriah,
0J- For sale by Cha's Chapman, Woodstock. D. s. Ray
mOnd Bridscwner. Townsend Walker, Barnard. ]. smith,
Bethel Z. p Nevens, Ruyaon e. Brooks White River r.
8. d. L. w. Odds, Norwich. 4s6-2w
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CHARLES MARSH,
Mail and STAGE ARRANGEMENTS

Woodstock, Sept. s 1910. 3
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SII G Els.
X a THOUSAND Spruce Heart shnglls. ofhes, quniy
- W for sale by &. DANA, in.

STATE or VERMONT The Probate Cour! the District
HARTFORD DISTRICT, SIS. Hartford -
TO all persnus interested in the Of JAMES NJ. CUR
RIER late al Roy alton 10 said District. deceased.
Mary r. Cnrrier Administrative said estate, proposes
reuder Of her and to present her
against said estate for examination md allowance al
Prubne Court holden the Probate Office in toch
in said District, On the tenth day of October NEXT
Yon ar therefore hereby notified To appear before snd Cohr
and place aforesaid, uud, if you cause, contest
he ulcwOnCr OF said account.
Dated nj Woodstock aforesaid this 18th day Of September
4. De- 1919, 2O-3w l.. AMAkSll, Register,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-09-12
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF lIampden Sidney College, Richmond, Va,


THE Twelfth annual course of Lectures in this Insti.
Il tuition will commence Monday, October Odd,
lS49, and continue until the middle of March.
r. l.. BoHANNAN, Nj. d., Prof. Of Obstetrics and Dis.
eases of Women and Children.
j.. w .CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. ID. Prof ofNIatcria Med
lea and Therapeutics.
MArPiN, NJ d., Prof. ofChcmistry snd Pharmacy
CHAs BELL GIBSON, NJ d., Prof. OF Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy.
CARTER p. JOHNSON. NJ. D., Prof. of Anatomy and
Physiology.
Dawn ii. TUCKER, VI. D.. Prof. ofThcory and Prac-
tice of Medicine.
a. +. PETICoLAs, M. D., Demonstration of Anatomy
The Museum, Apparatus and illustrations for the de-
monsrator departments have recently received many
additions, and are now very complete. The facilities
Tor Practical Anatomy are unsurpassed. The Clinical
advantages are fully commensurate with the wants of
the STUDENT and especially valuable those preparing
for practice at the South Clinical Lectures are Civ en-
twicc week in the College Iniirmary, (Which is in
immediate contiguity with the CollegcD and once a
week in the Richmond Aims House. In these institu-
ons the diseases occurring Southern practice arc
ties OF becoming acquainted with their types treat
mcnt The frequency Of Surgical operations before the
class together with the facilities for ssng the
ment OF Surgical cases, render this one Of the best
Schools of Practical Surgery.
CHARGES Naturalization SIS, Tickets of the Profess
sors : los, Practical Anatomy S 10, Graduation Fee
S25 Board, including fuel. lights and servants at
tendance, may be obtained at So l-2 to S4l-2 per
week. S, MAUPIN M ID
August 10, lS49-6t Dean Of the Faculty
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EDUCATION.
---CGfc

MRS. LEROY P. DANGERFIELD purPo-
A'A opening near the Warm Springs, Bath
County, We, School for the Education of young
Ladies. All the usual English Branches will be
taught, together with French, and Music on the
Guitar. Particular attention will be given 10 the
domestic instruction of young Ladies'. Terms for
board, and tuition in the English Branches, will be
500 per session of ten months-payabe, $50 in ad-
vance, the balance at the end of the session. This
includes all expenses excepting Books and Station
airy, which parents and guardians are expected to
furnish. For French and Music, an extra charge
of 81 each. will he made. The School will be
under the immediate supervision of Mrs d. and
young Ladies will be treated members of her own
family.
The location is healthy and accessible. being mid
way betwron the Warm and Hot Springs-Daily
Stages passing the door during the Summer season
and Tri-weekly in the Wner-so that parents or
guardians may their children or wards, in case
ofsckness, without delay. The School will COM
mence about the 10Th of September and continue
until the 10th of July. making July and August
the vacation months. She begs leave to make the
following references
Rev. Il. Il. CAsTLEMAN, Staunton.
Col. A. s. GRAY, Harrsonburg.
Gen. S. III. LEWIS, Port Republic.
MIR. G. G.. Butler, Principal of the
Rappahannock Academy.
DIR. ARCH. p. SrRoTHER, Bath Courthouse
August Is, lS49-f.
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SCHOOL BOOKS
.aL the SiNaSMGDn Book Store.

ENGLISH.--Brown's Billions, Murray's, Smiths
II and Kirkham's English Grammars; Webster's,
fics; Grecnlcaf's Smiths Smith s Dukes, Pixies,
Davies, Rays and Alfrcd's Arithmetics; Mitches,
Morsc's, Smiths, Olney's, Woodbridge & Wilard's,
and Parlcy's Biographies; Davies Mathematical
works; Gibson's Survey ing; Smiths Algebra; Gum
mcres Surveying; Colburn's Algebra; Drapers, Com
stocks, jones', and Olmstcd's Philosophy Diapers,
Jones', Comstock's and Turner'S Chemistry Upham's
Mental Philosophy Ca%pbelPs Philosophy Of Rhctc-
c Jarvis Philosophy rarks,
Tor Manual Of History Frosts, Grmshaws and Good
fich's Histories United States; Pinnocks aud Gold
rich's History England; Alison the Principles OF
Taste; Towns Analysis; Abcrcrombies intellectual
sSs ayavsno MeGassy New York
Readers; United States Readers; Emerson Readers;
Watts on the Mind; Parker's Progressive Exercises
in English Composition; McIlyaine's Evidences Of
christianity Ka,ncs' Elements of Criticism; Parcy's
Ist, 2nd aud 3rd Books of Hs,orys Parey's Common
Days Algebra; Parlcy's Animals; New York Expos,
itor; Wayland's Political Economy Elements Of My
RSs9syya cIsSeands Greean ADAMS
Roman Antiquities; Farrars Topographyj Hedges
Logic SmelIics Philosophy Of Natua History, &C.,
LArIs.--Andrcw & Stoddards, Adams, Billions
aud Ruddiman's Latin Grammars; Ainsworth's Latin
Tutor; Ciccro's Orations; Cicero De Oratore; Cicero
Do Sencctatc Cicero De Ofics; Tcrcntius; Andrews
Latin Lessons; Cooper's Virgil; A"thons Classical
position; Arnoid's LIST aud End latin Book Kngscy's
Tacitus; Folsom's Lvy, &C., SC.
GREEK.-Buons Greek Grammar, Sophoces'
Greek Grammar; Groves Greek Lexicon Donncg an's
Greek Lexicon Arnolds LIST Greek Lessons Arnold's
Greek Prose Composition; The Memorabilia of Keno.
'phon; Xcnophons Anabasis; Goodrich's Greek Les
sons Gr1ca Majora Icrodotus Sophocles Eurpides;
Thuoyd,dcs Sc, sc.
FREscH.-OcudorlI's French Grammar; Lcvizac's
French Grammar; Racine; Molere PERKINS, Fables
'Bolmar's Coiloqual Phrases; Meadows Dictionary
Surenncs Dictionary Picots French Series Row ans
Modern French Reader; Porncy's French Spelling
Book; Giraults' French Guide LIE Bruins Telemaquc;
>&e., &C.
SrAuoNARy, &C.-Cap and Letter Paper; Note
Paper; Envelopes; Waters Drawing Paper; Drawing
Pencils India Rubber Sponge States; Slate Pencils
Copy Books Black, Blue and Red Ink Mathematical
Instruments; Blank Books; Piano aud Guitar Music :;
Indcible Ink Quilts Steel Pens Music Paper; Port
foos Ink Powder; Ink Stands; Black Sand; Sand
Boxes; Wafer Boxes Paint Boxes Camcls Hair Pen
ellis Blottng Paper; Tissue Paper.
large assortment of Miscellaneous BOOKS
Also an assortment of Fancy Articles, just received
end for sale by ROBERT COWAN.
Staunfon, Aug. %, lSI9.
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ANN SMA'HH ACADEMY
Lexington, Virginia.

YNiE next session of this School will commence
on Monday, September 3rd.
The location of this Academy is one Of the finest
in this region. The arrangements of the School
are on the most select and liberal plan, embracing
course of Instruction thorough, systematic and prac
teal. Every branch Of useful, and ornamental ed
ucatlon is under the supervision of the Principal,
assisted by the most competent teachers. The re-
hgous, well as moral and intellectual insruc.
ton OF the pupils is strictly attended to. Prof
Armstrong of Washington College, lectures on
Chemistry, and Prof Dabney has charge of the
Classical department.
The Session commences on the LIST September,
and persons are respectfully solicited to attend to
the entrance of pupils at that time, as delay in this
respect, is seriously injurious the progress of the
pupil. Terms for Board and Tuition very moderate.
No deduction made for absence, except in cases of
protracted illness.
A report is made to Guardians and Parents each
five months, showing the standing of each pupil in
Scholarship and department.
Pupils admitted at any time during the session
and charged accordingly.
f.. NOTTINGHAM, Principal.
July Is, lS49-2m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-09-12

BENTON RUNNiNG !--.9fraid Of .assassination.-.
An extra" of the Platte .Agus of the 4th inst
says, that Col Benton, after speaking in Platte e.
~, where he was gloriously defeated left there
'mtter'ng curse upon cure against the people and
greeted TO- fear that has life soas IN danger" We
nave received letter from Platte city, which let's
us into the secret. Here is an extract:
Among other things, Col. Benton said, that
every member of the last Legislature who voted for
'he resolutions of instruction, understanding them.
committed wilh and corrupt perjury Mr.. viii
kerson, one Of our members, (who voted for the
oIuuons) was standing within less than ten feet Of
The Col, and instantly sung out, "You arc G.
d liar! !" The Col. tried to Crartish. nv s.v-
ing ihathe meant only such as understood The ,csoT,
mons; but that did not seem TO set any better on
"ilkerson s stomach than what the Col, first said
me ala not seem willing to get out through
slip gap, made for fools, and again tundered in
his face, "foU ARE G--D LIAR, Snip
IN; Ih's language of Mr. WiIkerson, may bethought
charging Mr.. W., with wilful and corrupt neriury
JEFFERSON (.Mo) metropolitan, I5M.
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Printers and Publishers

arg n,0amf h rnaa ,ne smosofnsTs are
ING INK Of every color and quality, which they know
70 be equal to any manufactured aud which they will
sell at the lowest prices for cash. AS they deter
mined that their IN shall recommend itself they only
socit ONE TRIAL Of ii, relying upon its merits for fu.
ture patronage Their Colored Inks warranted su-
peror to any manufactured. circular containing pri-
ees. &c, will be- sent those who desire it, Orders
for cash city agents accepted.
Co Publishers of inserting this adv
ment the amount of s. y and sending a copy of a
paper. by r.mitting SIS at any time will receive 30
ID. keg Of EXTRA News Ink.
ADAMS & co.
Steam Printing Ink Works, Philadelphia.
Agents for the sale of and second hand printing
:eaaterials.
August 20, lSl9.-Tt.
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PICTURE OF NIosaUITo KINo AND HIS Covr-
rRf'--A correspondent of the Tribune, who former,
~ resided in the Mosquito country, saws his Maies
~, at mat period was called George, afior George
~ Of England. and measured six feet four inches
IN height barefoot and he probably never knew the
luxury OF shoe or stocking. He was accustomed,
IL seems, TO repose himself perfectly nude upon
raw hide, the only regal couch in his palace, and
mat mud hut OF two apartments. The full cos
tune of his Majesty was an enormous cooked La,
WIN soled plume, begrimed red coat that was
quite too small TO be butoncd two immense tarnish
CO. epau,etis' an old sabre by his side, and pair OF
ingh''nl'y long spurs on his naked heels, with nei-
'her shoes, stockings, shirt or pantaloons. 1t ia
win me descendant Of this man that the English
nave made treaty. His dominions are nearly all
under the line. The soil produces spontaneously
all that is required for IFS inhabitants A square
ROD or two of Planain is perfect security against
famine for large family. For their luxuries. such
as rum, fish-hooks and gun powder, they exert
themselves TO procure. in their lazy way, some tor
toIse shells, few hides, little sarsaparilla. and
occasionally small quanaties of cochineal, which
ihey exchange (mainly for rum) with such traders
from Jamaica and Belize as may drop down on
their coast.