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4 IBEKATI0N.--Thls is to certify that / have
4 this day given my son Friedrich W., his time
durng the remainder of his minorit. and shall
claim mere Of hisearnings pay any debts Of hi.
contracting after this date. ROBERT DARFAH
Wateryille, VT, Oct Is 1871 4sw3"
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GRANDEsT SCHEME EVER KNOWN
FOURTH GRANDGTFT CONCERT
ron THE BENEFIT OF THE
.PUBLhO LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
1000 CASH GIFTS sl.5oO,OoO


The Fourth Grand Concert authorized by special
act Of Legisla urc for the benefit Cf Tie Puzzle II
brary Of Kentucky. will take place In Public Ii
.lary Hiatt. at L0uisyili ky.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1873.
Only sixty thoutlnd tickets viii bc sold. The
tickets arc divided iuto ten cupo.s or parls.
st this concert, which will o the glanucsl mus
cal display ever witnessed ia this country, theun"
precrdcntcd sun
1900, Geo,
divided into T., 900 cash gins will be dlstrihutcdl ny
lot amongth the ticket holders. The numbers Of the
ticset. to be drawn fron one whoelby blind chill
dren and the gifts from another
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SPORTING WITH DEATH
OR,
The IIahSrSSs SIDE u N shcsl;praclicc.

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NIisceIlnnN.


things we're Affecting At leHA Ci',
o. slesiiss Sight- he Pres nan o'rrai
led Braiaard az lAs Republican. the Post
"a master, and bis rshseE in fre-ssigSd'
salOoa ssibgisg yi'fsioa
Ivant b - granger,
And WIN the FranEers stand-
A huruT-hcadci farmer,
- .- With.s hsy-stask In ~ tHnai
aud an6h, his partner, \ nice Young man
with good voice, Joins in:
Be-icash ttae Oh tomato true
Thswir- ihe glittering hoe
And suite the wild potato bug
As be skips Ger The snoE;
when ,Be Postmaster ecatiSued;
I've bought myself Durham ram
.... .-ss Aua n gray alTNcA COW. 80
- -r loek-stltch Osage orange hesige,
% .l. And a patent esther piow.
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A SNAIL ACCOUNT BONA NE "
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06
ITEMS.

The Crows and the Utes don't
get much satisfaction at the White
House. They find but little under the
Great Fathers scalp.
There are fifty million dollars in
the California savings banks. Good
place tor Phelps, Taintor and other
model cashiers.
A New York centenarian died
the other day after having killed over
two thousand deer and disposed of
twice as many horns.
"A pen picture Of the delegates to
the National Board Of Trade reveals
bit few pale faces, scarcely any traces
of dyspepsia, and not a hint of the
panic anywhere.
The Canadians object to having
their lumber used up quite so fast.
They estimate that were Canada call
ed upon to furnish the whole supply
required for the United States, it
would use mp every stick fpine they
have in the country.
The Supreme Court OF Illinois
has affirmed the judgment Of the
Criminal Court of Chicago in the case
of Andrew J. Perfect (colored, the
wife murderer, and fixed the day of
execution for Friday Dec. II.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06

The horse was valued animal and
owned by Mr. Cady.-B. r. Times
81 INST
Chester.
FRIEND McMAsTER-The gorgeous
autumnal coronation, a season with
hardly meteorological blemish, over
which we have reveled, has passed
away, and all nature has gone into
bankruptcy. Mournful November,
with its usual aggregation of dismal
discomforts, its train of funerals,
travelling panorammas, Palestine lee
lures, missionary canvassers, is upon
us. and the cheerful backlog and the
inspiring shot scotch" can hardly
maintain social equilibrium against
its unvarying aggressiveness. No.
yember, thou art indeed, the cam
paign month for melancholy media
ton, assisting us by thy piteous,
chants, making the naked limbs of the
trees thy harp-strngs. For 30 days
shall thy plaIntive melodies continue
to rasp our patient ear, then, thank
Heaven. thy musical olio will end.
We opened the first evening of the
month with panorama and heavy
hearts,-a panorama of the Great
North West, including California;
and, in supplanting the canvas, Jerus-
ALIENS and Damascusses, which have,
ever since | can remember, been I'm.
reoled for our delcctation. The daub
was a refreshing relief and merited n
better patronage of the worldly sort,
but as a production of art, it would
hardly find place in the Louvre or
the Italian galleries, while as a rep
resentation of the grand scenery it
pretended to mirror, it was enough
to give the entire North West the St.
Viius Dance. Let us have no more
panorama. They should as a general
thing, be cut up and made into skirts
and their author doomed to wear
them out.
Prot. Herrick, Of Bangor Seminary,
delivered the first of a course of six
lectures, last Tuesday evening. Sub
ject The Five Great Capitals of the
World. The Baptist Church was well
filled on the occasion REV. j. G.
Hale, preached Centennial Sermon at
the Congregationalist Church last Sun
day. The Church being organized
at minutes to II o'clock, Sunday,
Nov. ID, TIA, if my memory serves
me, most Of the original members
were absent.
Ivory Richardson, Esq, and family,
of Boston, together with some ten Or
twelve relatives and friends, were at
Chester House, Saturday last. The
sad party were attending the funeral
of Mrs. Richardson, whose remains
were inferred at Simonsville. A dis
course was preached there by clergy
man who accompanied the party from
Boston for that purpose.
DEMING
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06

. Gen. Grant complained recently
to newspaper reporter that the wear
ing duties of his office left him little
time for recreation and none for the
enjoyment OF polite society, to which
in early life he had been devoted.
Constantinople, it is clear, would suit
this distinguished statesman better
than Washington.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06

FIRE IN WEArHERsFIELp.-Three
barns belonging to Gopher futile of
Weatherstield, were burned, early
Sunday morning, together with 200
bushels Of corn and this years crop of
tobacco: loss $4,000, insured for 700.
The fire is supposed to have been
caused by some ''tramps' who were
foraging for their horses.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06

Andy Johnson ought to know,
and he says that Congressman can
live comfortably on $4,000 year, a
cabinet officer on $4,000, and Presi.
dent on $4,000. He saved money,
which he lost again by putting it into
Cookies bank, and Mr.. Boutwell,,
whose political economy consists Of
making both ends meet, did not spend
all his salary while Secretary of the
Treasury.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06

On Tuesday afternoon OF last
week, E. B. Tuxbury, a son of Dwight
Tuxbury, (of the firm of Tuxbury "
Stone, of thisplace,) committed suicide
by shooting himself with a pistol,
near Navy Yard, Charlestown, Mass
aged rs years. His remains were
brought to Windsor for burial. Mr.
Tuxbury had been for some time
engaged as a Travelling Salesman,
soliciting orders for goods, for the
firm of Ewing & Co., 1Ol Chauncey
Street, Boston, and his accounts with
them were found correct. Why he
committed this deed will ever remain
a mystery.
Last week our Agricultural friends
and Trotting Park stockholders Or
ganized partially into a Society to be
called the Ascutney Agricultural Asso-
citation and elected the following Of
ficers tor the year ensuing, to wit -
President, Charles, Dudley Vice
President, d. L. Ray; Secretary, }. B..
Farnsworth Treasurer, Levi c. Fay.
Directors, G. j. Fay, G. 0. Durkee,
S. l.. Lawrence, Danl H. Davis,
Allen Dudley. "A meeting to COM
plete the organization will be held at
Farnsworth's Office on Saturday even
ing next, November 9Th, at 7 o'clock.
All those interested should attend.
MoRE HuSTING.-A few days ago
our friends w. H. H. Perkins, and
VIM Lacy, went hunting and shot 6
cartridges, l grey squirrel, rabbit
and fox-which Mr.. Lacy shot when
it was on the run. 1t weighed l01 lbs.
10. McClinton went hunting three
days without shooting any game what.
ever. Had Movers, and other meat
carts depended upon the results of
'Joe's" late hunting tour for supplies,
they would have been obliged to
"shut up" and starve their numerous
customers for want of animal food.
E. d. Sabine and A. E. Bosworth,
have formed a partnership in the Gen
eral Insurance Business. They are
ready to issue Policies to those who
may desire them, in some Of tie best
Fire and Life Insurance Companies in
the country, on the best Of terms. -
They are agents for the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Call up.
on them at their rooms over Mcssrs.
Tuxbury q Stones store.
Efforts are being made in this
village for course of Lectures for the
coming Fall and Winter evenings.
The Journal says that about one
thousand tons of anthracite coal will
be burned in this village the coming
winter, which isequal to two thousand
cords Of wood. gEB"
The tight rope performance in the
vicinity of the r. R. Bridge, on last
Sunday P. NJ, was very amusing
and instructive affair, although hardly
in keeping with the day.
MUzzLE YOUR DOCS Let the
severe fight experienced by one of our
literary friends, induce the owners of
ferocious CANNES to use proper means
for preventing arepetition ofthe same,
as it not only discommodes those i'm.
mediately concerned, but also disturbs
the rest of the occupants Of the curled
hair mattresses on the street where the
before mentioned literary gentleman
resides. Your correspondent hopes
that this item will disabuse the minds
Of believers in ghost, of the halluc
nation, that the shades of the defunct
Modoc Chieftain has taken quarters
in this beautiful village, in preference
to the 'happy hunting grounds"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06

"A lad in Chester, VT, fifteen
years os age, stole between $1,000 and
5000 from his father on the 25th u,t.,
and got as far as Bellows Falls before
they caught him. The father had
bargained for hotel in that town and
the writings were made, but the boy
"dusted" with the stamps before they
were paid over.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06

The direction of the President,
First Lieut.. Charles A. Cortess, re-
tired, has been detailed for duty as
Professor Of Military Science at Nor
witch University, Mortified, VT.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06

Gov. Ingersoll, of Connecticut,
has issued his proclamation declaring
the constitutional amendment provid-
ing for a single capital, and that at
Hartford, to be carried
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06

The Mississippi House of Repre-
sentatives has passed bill postpon-
ing the State election till next year.
The Senate has not acted upon it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06

The Boston Journal says "the
result of the election Tin Ohio is ex-
planned by the shameful absence of the
Republicans from the polls" Did
not the disreputable presence of the
Democrats have something to do with
it?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06

Our Widsor, Chester, and Qnechee
correspondents are quite lively and
"numerous" this week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06
LATEST NEWS.
"The Sheeted Dead"
ARE UP AND COMING !
IUIvDD AIIt

As we go to press we learn, from
reliable authority, that New York,
Maryland, Wisconsin, and Virginia
have gone Democratic Reduced
Republican majorities in the other
States. Out of the way, thieves.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06
JOEL EATON,

MANUFACTURERS OF
French Calf,
Sewed and Pegged Boots,
Shoes and Balmorals.
Heavy Calf, Patney & COwhide
b O O II s
on hand and made to order
All my work is FIRST CLASS, and all
warranted.
II REPAIRING Of all kinds promptly
done, and in workmanli6e manner.
IT Shop over Foster e. Eaton's Store.
JOEL EATON.
Woodstock, April, 1878
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06

otherwise severely injured. - Mr.. Cady
fortunately escaped with slight bruises.
The horse was valued animal and
owned by Mr.. Cady.-B. r. Times
81 INST
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Queci,ee.

Quechee.
-Chas. Whitmans house was dis
covered to be fire on Monday fore
noon. The fire originated in one of
the chambers and had burnt through
the roof when finally discovered and
extinguished.
As Horace Colburn, of the Pine
woods neighborhood, was chopping
wood, few days since, his axe CLAN
ced and struck his foot, severing three
toes therefrom.
-Chas. Shattuck has bought the
John Pierce farm, located one mile
south of the village.
Prof. Noyes, Of Hanover, occupi-
ed our pulpet, Sunday.
H, w. Stafford recently sold a
COW and calf of the "Kentucky Dur.
ham Short-horn" breed, to a man in
Burlington, for 1852.
"A singing school will be opened
here soon, to be taught by Mr.. E. II.
Perkins.
Reading. q
MIR. Carlos Hawkins and Mr.
Chas II. Cady of Reading, were re.
turning from Ludlow early last Satur-
day evening and when east of Jona-
than Athertons, Cavendish, the horse
they were driving, from some cause
was frightened and plunging out oil
the highway went off from steer
and unguarded embankment. The
horse made a complete summersault in
to Atherton's meadow, breaking hi
neck and killing him instantly. Thu
shafts broke and the wagon passed
over the horse, yet strange to relate
kept right side up. The harness wa
badly broken. Mr.. Hawkins RICH
shoulder was dislocated and he wa
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS FOR 1873.
The members of the VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY are hereby Motif.
ed that the following assessments have been
made by the Directors on all notes in force
on the following days, to wit
September II, 1872 IA per cen,
November 9, 1872 IA per cent
December l6, 1872 IA per cent
February 3, 1873 IA per cent
May lG, 1873 l-&per cent
June |. 1873 IA per cent
June %. 1879 IA per cent
July s, 1872 IA per cent
Making 2pcr cent for
the year ending August !, 1873 to paid
to the Treasurer. at his Office in Montpelier,
on or before the 18th day of October, 1873.
Members will find in the hands of the Agts
Of the Company, schedule showing the
amount OF assessments due from each re.
spectively and they are particularly desired
to sec That their assessments are paid when
due Those who fail to thus pay ought not
to expect to he paid if their property is de-
stroyed by fire. A little attention to this on
the part of the members OF the Company, at
the proper time, will save them expense and
trouble. See Section Sth, Act Of lncorpora-
ton, on Your policy, which will be enforced
j. 7. THURSTON. Treasurer.
Ireasurer's Office, Montpelier, Sept. |, 10.
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L O @ All N r. W S. .

a OrlAtQUEcHEE CHAPTER No. q
IN II. A. NJ, regular Convocation Mon
Xxx day eve., Oct. 27, 1873, att IL
wv clock.
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CONDENSED ITEMS.

Mrs, Edwards recovered 5000 from sew
eral saloons keepers in COShocton Ohio,
lastweek, for selling liquor to her husband
A coal oil and lumber Ere at Cincinnati
ii, last Sunday, laid waste an entire square,
and destroyed $4,000 worth Of proper
y.
A small party Of Usage Indians attack
ed some herders Of cattle on the new Ellis
worth trail. 10 Kansas, recently, and kill
ed aud scaped man named Chambers -
One Indian was killed.
Two venerable Ke0tuckians, Colonel
Thomas Penn, aged seventy, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Rice, a sprgbtIy widow of sixty
years, evadcd their watchfuI friends, elop.
ed, and we're married last week.
Several deaths occurred from cholera 10
Memphis last week Late dispatches state
that the excitement in regard to the dis.
ease is abatiDg and the impression prevail
ed that with few more days Of fair wealth.
er the disease will disappear
The Parkersburg Journal Indignantly
denies that Mr. DrahOsh, the editor of the
Times, has joined the Good TempIars
The excursions for the poor children Of
New York will be resumed on the 2lst
inst.
The Medical Society Of our State will
hold its convention next year at Morgan
town, W, Va.
The Staunton Spectator says that three
farms were sold at auction in ROckbrige
county, Va, last Saturday, aud showed au
advance Of twenty per cent in real estate
since the Valley Railroad letting.
Three persons were drowned about Eve
miles below Woodstock, n. B., while at.
tempting to board the steamer AudOver.
An Illinois man has travelled through
Palestine, aud is disguised, because he
didn't find darOed Uuckwheat cake after
leaving America.
Now hang 'eH Our gallant troop,
have captured the Mudpcs who murdered
Gen. Caoby aud bis associates aud now
Io, them be punished according to tho law.
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Trust Sale of Houses and Lots IN
the Torn Of NeW Hdcen, Mason
COHntU, Vest TiTgiHid.

Trust Sale of Houses and Lots in
the Torn of NeW Udren, Mason
COHnfV. Vest TirgiHiH.
IN rn.s,,onoo n ,ho rrocisiors If 4 Deed of
= TPr"sf @yscrt"d by william DiIcher and
vi +, to tho nrJ c Trustee on the 18th
To" ~ a. 1855 wLicb TINS, Dped is or rer.
o~3 IN tLo C,srI,s N%cs Of The Coupty Court
Of Mason Comntv in Dsnd Rock No. 81. pages
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COMlHISSIONER'S SALE OF
TALU1BLE LAND.
Henry J, Fisher,

James WisPman, ct. al.
DY Virtue Of a DecrelaI order pronounced m
ID The above cause on the nth day of April
A. D., 1873. by the Circuit Court Of Mason
county, West irgiuia, ! shall offer for sale at
public auction, at the front door of the Court
House Of said comfy on the
2lst day of July, 1878,
THAT being the first day of the County Court
for the month Of July,) the land in the Bill
and proceedings mentioned and described as
lot No. 8 and in deed filed in said cause con-
tainiung 27l acres lying on the waters of the
Ohio Sixteen Mile Creek, and is somrwhatlm'
proved, with house upon It, and was sold 10
James Wrseman, deceased, upon credit oil ~
years, with the interest to be paid annually
from The LIST day Of April, 1872, and is situate
ia Arbuckle District said county.
TERMS OF SALE.-The land will be sold
for cash for So much as will pay the costs OF
his suit aud the sum $9S.S3 and the interest
thereon from the l7lh day April A. D., 1873,
coming to the said Henry }. Fisher, and the
further sum Of f3432S, coming to s. Dcvoir,
and the interest thereon from the Sd day OF
July, A. D.. 1873, and the residue Of the pur
chase money, namely 5000 on a credit to be
pale on the lst day Of April 1852, with the IN
terest thereon to be- paid annually, taking from
the purchaser bond with approved security,
and retaining the title as a further security
for the deferred installment,
G. p. SIMPSON,
June l2-4w. Special Commissioner
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Trust Sale!

DT VIRTUE Of deed Of trust executed 10
} me. W. H. Tomlnson, the undersigned
Trustee. by D. C. Forbes, sarah J. Forbes, bis
Wiz on the 24.h dav Of June, ISL, to secure
IN Jobp L. Charles, the payment Of bond
hearing even date herewith and payable eigh.
teen months after date, with interest from the
la day Of Apnl. 1871, for the sum Of seven
Lupdfed dollars, executed by said D, @. Polbrs
upon on, undivided fourth Of 4 section Of lot
No. 4lh tier, in the Town Of Point Pleasant, al.
So one Undivided fourth Of WOolen Mil and
Machinery thereto belonging or in any way
appertaining, which deed $50. record in the
County Clerk, Office Of Mason county, West
Virginia, in trust deed book No. !, Folio 397
aud 595, / will on
The I'd day of July, 1878,
sell II public auction, all Of said property, for
ca.h 10 hand, for the payment Of said bond
and interest. aud the costs attend ns the sale
AT the front door of the Court House.
The title to said property IS supposed to be
good. but will convey only such utle as is
vested in me by said trust deed.
". h. T0NLlNS0N, Trustee.
June 5-3w.
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Yilrinin. M Yirginia. Ksalaeky,

Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky,
Maryland, Tennessee aud Georgia are e1.
ampIes Of States in which, under all
wrongs aud proyocatiOns, the Southern
people, asserting the rights Of 'elf'rnIe'
no complaint is made Of the white mans
injustice to the black men They are con-
trolled and governed By Democrats, who
have q stake 10 their welfare. Carpet
baegers bsye been driven out Of them =
Order peace, aud property are the good
fruits Of this kind Of government, for the
welfare Of all classes and races. Now
contrast. South Carolina, Louisiana and
Arkansas, are still ruled by a PluOderiOg
horde Of foreign bapdils and native ne
groes, supported BY drunken judges and
Fedora bayone,s. Allsortsof license aud
robbery. leading to disorder. bloody strife,
and downright anarchy, are the bad fruits
Of this state Of things The contrast, aud
The cause Of it, cannot be misunderstood,
aud the people Of the North cannot be
much longer dcIudod by the Infamous men
who are destroying these States.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-19

Governor McEuery has very wisely is.
sued an address to the people Of Louisiana,
conseIiOg submission to the Kellogg fact
ion until the assembling of Congress =
Alter the proclamation of Grant it would
be folly on the part OF LouisianianS, to at
tempt further resistance to the bogus
Kellogg government They have done
all in their power to defend their rights,
aud they must nov await CongreSsiOna re-.
lief. 1t is disgrace to free country
that their chaaces for this are SO meager
Courier.