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DR.. F~gg, of Claremont, after years
of study and at great expense, has in
vented a remedy called "lNHALING
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the Lungs and through them into the
Blood-thereby curing all diseases OF
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~ Gen. w. r. Sherman is going
to Europe on a private tour and is to
pay his own expenses. We hope this
good Democratic example will be
more extensively followed in the
future than it has heretofore by officers
of the National Government, when
travelling on their own private business
or for pleasure.
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ray" The N. Y. Times recently as
serted that the late (so-called) Re-
publican victory in that State can not
truly be called such. Honest Demo
Gratis as well rs honest Republicans
united in one common cause to put
down the corrupiions of "rammany "
No particular political party, as a
party, can claim a triumph at that
election. At the next Presidential
election, we think, the Empire state
will give an overwhelming majority,
as usual, for the Democratic candidates.
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u I Il d..

In Reading, on the 10th inst, Lewis Robin
son, aged 70 years.
In IIartland, Nov 18th, Miss Thooda +.
Tewksbury, aged 55 years.
In Lebanon, n. H., November G, Eugene
l.. daughter OF the late Moses and Louisa F.
Morcy, formerly of IIartland, aged II years.
In Hartford, Oct. "a, Sammie, only son Of
Justin and Abbie j. Paddleford.
In North Chester, Nov. 18th, of lung fever,
John George, infant son and only child of
Frank j. and Nellie Kelley.
In Sherburne, Nov. 9th, Mary f., wife of A.
A. Slack Esq, aged 26 years.
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SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
Thursday, Nov. 20, 1871.

~ Massachusetts, on the 9TH inst.
gave the Hon. J. O. Adams the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor A.
1888 votes. The same State also elects
81 Democrats to the House of Rep
resentatives. Nobody expected the
old Bay State would do any better
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Cr The Georgia Senate has just
passed resolutions denying the exist
ence of any Ku Klux organization in
that State This action seems to
trouble the Radicals very much III
deed. Look out or Georgia will soon
have to be left out in the cold again
as State of the Union.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-11-23

~ Milwaukee city, Wisconsin,
gave Mr.. Doolirtle, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, on the 9TH
inst, majority of l941. How is
that for high ?
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MARRIED.

In Washington, d. G., Nov, II, by Rev. DIR.
Newman of the Metropolitan Church, Mr.. 9.
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Mr.. John +, PRATT of Pomfret n
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MISS SAWYER'S SALVE.


TTERE you have u salvc combining soothing md
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

A. Just published, new edition OF DIR
~ CuIycrNcIHs Celebrated Essay
~ en- the radical cure without medicinc)
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