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KNOW THY DESTINY!

MADAME Z. y. TuoRSroS, the Ersst EsxlisA A.
treiostst, Cialrvoyant and fsycho0strie,sa, vhe
has sssoaishsd he seieatido classes Of Ne Old
World, hes nos located hsrpelf ID Hsdsoa, N. Y,
Madame Thoruton posssssss ssoh woodruff pcv'
ere az sscoad syhsas 10 soabs hes 10 inpast howl
sdes q The Ersatsss 70 Ne siaglees n.r
Sslissssss the very features of ths pssoa yoa an
10 marry, and BY The cid " - iastruasNt of IN
Sssss posss. knev. 80 The rsyshoaossel:, xsarsa
Sssbss3 OF via Of The applicant, teystAse v,tA
dats o. marriage, positioa s lin, lesdlnk .rAlts 2
Character. 30. Thls 10 no AsmesS, - thessasdl
dssir,d aesrtihsd certificate, OF urittss gsafAnts
tSas tAs p,sssrs 70 yhas . Psrps.ts ~ y. ~ en-
slcsiag . small lock q haif, and seaaae pee o
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saersdiy confidential Addrcss, IN eoIna:ees SA .
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
n PBNiLES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, Mol . In.
s.ss. issS.n, % q: f.%ai. Prol.p.S;
Utsri. or hiliny OF the Womb, Nuor Aibus, Sup
prsssiea. ssd Oihsr menstrual dsnngsusuts, are
nov treated spoa new pathological principles, and
Invariably certain 10 the new mvds 81 tsssttpsnt,
that most obstinate complaints yield under L. ahd
The smictsd psrSou soon reoiess 10 perest health.
"a. en-. q s:sss q aca.S sss :ss.s s.n
any other physieian In boston, sod -. ance
iStA esaansd bis Whole sttsotioc 70 TIE ssrs Of
private dissesss aud Female Conplaints.
~ they will Dot b. Answered.
One konn tro0 4. .. tosP.h
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To Cossssssssp ssves.

he sivsrtissr, havlpg bssa rssloesd % healta u
Q no sssks by . very ample rsasay. sltsr having
ssssrvd fos several ysars uith ssvsrs lsnE aase-
aos, and that arssa dissass - Csssunpeaoa :, u
anxious 70 aaks kseva 70 his hllov-ssesssrs tns
espy q The prsseriptoa ssei Qfse Of charged utth
The disessiens foe rsspsuaS and asinE he seos
vAieA hey VIII Ind ssrs esrs fer csassnStsss
Lsss Sfset.sss. The oaty oeieet ofths sdvsstisss
IN seeding The prcsshption b ~ bsneat The ahliet
ID, and sprcad inforuatioo vhieh hs eosesives "a
y. s'sssy' = vii ssss ,s: ~ sesSisr "a nsy
Prove slsssisg. PArtiss vtsAisg Ne pfssssipsSss
tss.l By rSsarn nall, viii plsass sddrso
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON,,
lys Hsass.sssrSA, ktsSs Co., Nss Yssk.
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500 VAR CLAIM AGENCY. sloo
PAUL CHlDBOURyE. late Maj. lI H. Cav.
FRANK G. PATTERSON, late u. ah lie. Vol
OFFICE9,
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In net, ALL slsias Against he Govsfn1sst
presps attended 70. Money sdvasced % %.
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pR. &. Z. TAYLOR. n HASovs. sfaslr. Bss-
scs. - rsssSss n NV ri M. xsnsSs. ana
as. sat ss1rsfst ysssreiy sfssfse, 10 I'll Sissas.
. q tks Bisei. urisary ssd Rspreassaivs oss.as
"a al Irregularities and Coaplaiass peculiar -
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ANECDOTES OF CHARLES LAlB.

Atsc st~~'sss~s~ - 49,
NOR are given by Mr.. Proctor from his own
recollec,ions and correspondence:
In his exulia,ion on being released from
his - years Of labor 1t the India House, he
says aflad little sou, . would christen
him .Nothing-to do" Crhs isin tie 'Su.
perannusted Man."
Speaking Of Don Ouixoss, he calls him
"the Grant Star Of knighthood, made more
tender by eclipse"
On being asked by schoolmistrcss for
some sign indicative Of her calling, no re-
commended The Murder Of the lnnocents.'
once said something in his presence
which thought possessed smarness He
commended mo with stammer: Every
well, my dear hoy, very well; Ben taking
q pinch OF snuff Ben johnson has said
worse things than that-and BIB better"
His young chimney sweepers ''from their
little pulp;ts the tops Of chimneys) in the
nipping air Of December morning, preach
. lesson Of patience to mankind"
To Coleridge: "Bless you, old sophist,
who next TO human nature taught me al
the corruption wss capable Of knowing"
To Mr.. Gilman, . surgeon (@query Kill
man Pr he writes; ''Coleridgc Is very bad
bait be wonderfully picks up and his face,
when DO repeats his verses. hath its ancient
sloy-sn srchsnsel little damaged"
To Wordsworth lwbo wss superauoasly
solemn) NO writes, ''somo id people have
come in, and must finish abruptly. ny
id only meant deueed.'
The second son Of George the Second.
IL was said. bad . very cold and ungenial
manner. Lamb stnmmered out in his de-
fence that s'shis was very natural in the
Duke Of Cu.Cum-brr>hnd."
To Mrs n, Of = person eccentric; sWhy
docs not his guardian angel look to hlm?"
He deserves one may be he has tired him
out" "
"Char,es,- said Coleridgo to Lamb. II
think you have heard me preach 2" 81 N
n-psvsr heard you do anything elss.. 10
Piled Lamb. 80, .... -r
Ono evening Colerdge had consumed
the whole time IN talking Of some .'regen'
Grated" orthodoxy. Leigh Hunt. who was
one OF the listeners, on leaving the house,
expressed his surpgisa q the prodigaliy and
intensity Of Colondss's religious exprss.
IONS. Lamb ,r.nquilizsd him by "N-n-
,sver mind whs, Colsr'dso says; he's full
Of fua." .F.f
There werc. &c, &c, '-and q, the top Of
Oh, Hunger (eldcst, strongest Of the Pas
sions), psedominant breaking down the
SONY fences Of shame"
The Bank, tbeIndh House, and other
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NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
FAMILY PHYSICIAN"
~ PRINT.

IN PRINT,
by DR.. SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH. A. N. Md
TAs LsiAsr Of ssurous Metissi Neks.
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Preserve Health and Lie 10 . Hundred Yean.-
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Dr. Fitsh's aim In this new hook Is TO direct Asb.
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fns cs perfect and beautiful Musical Insunens In ,hs
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CHOLERA
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1866-05-03
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

The Radicals ran negro for Mayor in
Madison. Wis. He received 3O6 votes.
The late fire at Skaters, Pa, was kindled
by an armed mob, from $50 to 800 strong,
who drove off the waichmen. and then ap.
lied the torch to the oil tanks.
A scamp recently married widow lady in
Pekiu, ILL.,, and the same night ran away
taking with him $l1O in gold and her first
husbands clothes.
Somebody predicts the destruction of the
people of California, for the wckedness of the
the people thereof.
Brigham Young has got his back up, aud
in his rage ordered oil the Genliles in salt
lake city to leave Immediately.
case of death from cholera is reported at
Portland. Me. The man is sud to have es.
capped from the steamer England
Minnesota, two years ago, sent no wheat
whatever into marke this season she will have
exported ten millions of bushels. This ihdi-
Gates the manner in which the new States Of
the Northwest are developing their resources
Mrs. harrington asks, very Indignantly, if
the bills befOre Congress are not counterfeit
why there should be go much difficulty iE
passing them.
A company has organized in Louisville, KY,
for the manufacture of linen by the new i'm
provements in machinery, &c, by which it is
claimed that linen can be made far cheaper than
in Ireland. Some of the most respectable and
prominent citizens are connected with the
movement
Prominent North Curoinians state that the
people of that State are willing 10 comply
With almost any Congressional exactons ra,h-
er than longer remain in their present copdi.
ton. All industrial and monetary affairs are
palaly zed by the present uncertainty.
SHOPPING If THE SoUrm The Columbu US
(Miss.) Index complains that recently in that
city several lrecdwomcn, dressed in the lat
est fashion. drew in their carriages before
some ofour principle stores, and called the
CLERKS to bring out certain goods for their in,
,pccton."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1866-05-03
AN ITEM FROM NORWICH,
NORWICH, w., April 10th. 1SC

Norwich, VT, April 29th 1860.
MIR. EDlToR-Dcar Sir A pous Dca-
con, not thousand miles from this place,
not long since attending Il Conference Meet
Ing, and after the Introductory Service,
arose and commenced telling the congrc.a-
ton how wicked he was at heart Ga practice
by the bye which certain relgionists fire.
quently indulge in, for the purpose ii would
seem of making people believe they are very
pious and good, and give evidence Of true
penitence and humility, for they always
mean to be understood directly the reverse
of what they say.) 81 daily do" said he,
"what | ought not TO do, and leave undonc
what it is my duty to perform, and my heart
is decetful above all things and desperately
wicked "Amcn," cried voice in the
back part of the house. The Deacon paus-
ed about two minutes and proceeded: "My
heart know is totally cpraved-wholly
inclined to everything bad, and altogether
opposed to everything good" "Amcn,"
''iNN VIZ NoItC again. Hc DtuCOu lllnUt
a long pause, and looked around for about
five minutes, but hearing nothing further, aud
seeing no stir he resumed the thread of his
discourse as follows Ut seems as if AL
mighty grace could never conquer so vile II
a heart as mine; it will be a miracle Of
mercy indeed if Pm ever saved from hell -
I'm 50 great sinner it seems as if the earth
would sink with my crimcs--it seems as if
nothing was too bad for me to DO" "Amen
to that, Deacon, and all your ncighbors
think so too" cried out stenorian voice
the third time. The Deacon finding his
neighbors to be much inclined to believe his
statements relative to his character sat down
and remained silent until the meeting closed
RErLEcrIoN.--lIow many rcligionists there
are who would esteem it libel on their
character should their ncighbors represent
them as they represent themselves
+. GLE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1866-05-03

Characterized their crime by the name with
which the whole world now brands it. The
johnson Club, now inaugurated, predicacs its
political actions on the principles and policy
avowed in his messages, and on his views OF
the schemes of the enemies of the government,
disclosed in his speech of the 22d Of February,
from which VIC quote the passages which may
be considered prophecy. He says:
The rebellion is put down by the strong
arm Of the government, but We are hardly out
of the rebellion before we are almost in the
midst of another rebellion. There is an at
tempt to concentrate the power Of the govern
men, in the hands of few, ind thereby bring
about consolidation which is equally danger.
GUS and Objectionable with separation. We
find that, in effect by an irresponsible central
directory. nearly all the powers Of government
are assumed, without ever consulting the legis-
laive or executive departments of the govern
ment, by resolutions reported by the committee
upon whom all the legislative power of govern
ment has been conferred. That principle in
tho Constitution which authorizes and empow-
ers each branch of the legislative departments
10 be Judge of the election and qualification of
its own members, has been virtually taken
away from those departments and conferred
upon committee, who must report be-
fore they can act under the Constitution and
allow members, duly elected, to take their
seats. BY this rule they assume that there
must be laws passed that there must be rec
ognition in respect to the State in The Union
with all its practical relations restored, before
its representatives are admitted. ]
stand to-day prepared, so far as can, to re-
sist these entertainments on the Constitution
and the government.
MONTGOMERY BLAIR, President,
CHAs. Mason, Corresponding Secretary.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1866-05-03

IGSoRANcE.-We can't find Republican
in orr strccts-no, not one-who has read
the Presidents late speech, or the "Addrcss
of the National johnson Club, to the People
of the United" They are the busiest set Of
men we ever met. Busy is scarcely name
for it they are almost driven to despair by
the extraordinary press ofwork. Haven't
any time to read-cau't bear the lying news
pcrs-dont't trouble their brains with politics,
you know and winds up by calling the
President a "traitor!' BE calm, gentlemen
take little Of "unclc's BEST light fresh
cigar, help yourself to seat, and read this
weeks AGE. You must not forget, as you
were the first to discover it, that the Presi.
dent is the Government
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1866-05-03

A lady, modcsty a.tirel was on her way OF
New York, on board one of the Hudson River
night boats. She sat quietly reading in the
ladies' cabin, when a hashly.drcssed dame,
shade or two whittier outside, installing her fer
a servant, rudely accos.ed her with, do you
know this cabin is for ladies ?" "Cyrtainly
do" was the answer, land have been wonder.
ing for some time why you are here"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1866-05-03

The following is reported by the Congress-
ional Committee as the basis of Reconstruct
ton and will be acted upon by both Houses
Congress next weck-perhaps:
IstNo distinction account of race or color in civ
Il rights.
2d-Rcprescntatives to be based population, OK
cudug all males above q years in States where they
are not allowed to vote.
3d-Al who participated in rebellion to be disfran-
chscd from voting for federal officers until after 1870
4,h-Rcpuda,ion of the rebel debt.
5h-The power of Congress to enforce these amend
mcnts.
The above amendments, when ratified by the South
States the conditions Of their representation in
Congress.
This is fully up to the Radical idea Of re-
construction, and is denounced by the New
York Times and other leading Republican
papers in the scvcrcst terms.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1866-05-03

1t lays in the hands of Congress to strcnth.
en- the Union sentiment at the South. We
want the old Union, but we don't want g.
900, 900 Of enemies in one part of it.. Let the
old National family stand on equal terms,
aud in friendship and harmony.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1866-05-03
Established in 1910.


The President has commenced the good
work Of decaptaton and several foulmoutll-
cd officials are no geographically. lie
has borne with them until patience has ceas-
ed to be virtue, and every patriotic man
will say AMEN when head comes of.
Ii is r,lmorcd that the Senate will pass q
bill prohibiting any government officer from
receiving salary until he is confirmed by
the Senate, so rs to prevent removals, during
the recess Of Congress. Several importan,
changes can be made for all this.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1866-05-03

A Bill granting charter for rail road
from Chatham -Four Corners. N. Y, to tho
State line for the purpose Of connecting tho
Harlem railroad with tho Western Vermont
Railroad at Bennington, has passed both bran.
ches Of the New York Legislature
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1866-05-03

The cholera cases on board the vessels in
quarantine at New York arc rapidly dimin-
ishing, and the physicians report that nearly
all ofthe sick will probably recover. The
sloop-oi-war Saratoga has been placed at the
disposal of the quarantine officers. The
cool weather is favorable for its abatement.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1866-05-03

The Standard thinks that some "christian
friend at the Presidents elbow ought to adj
wise him to quit spcccl-making." "Chritian
friends" arc played out at the White uohsc,
Andy is an :!indcrendcnt thinker"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1866-05-03

The President intends to call National
Convention soon to adjust matters, und de-
crdo upon reconstruction,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1866-05-03

The so-callcd "Union" farce is played out.
The Radical party includes all who are not
Democrats.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1866-05-03

FonDlpDlSG THE BANNs-A Tilted girl in Bran
don resens her wrongs by publishing the fol.
lowing advertisement
l forbid any one in the State of Vermont
marrying Joseph Trumby, of Chittenango to
Miss Sophia Peky, OF Brandon, w., for being
engaged to some one else the second time.
An exchange thinks this much better way
for Julia, than the Miss Harris plan of letting
drylisht into the stomach of her lover