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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-12-19
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STATE OF VERMONT. ! At Probate
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD IS. ( Court held at
Woodstock within and for said District on
the fifth day of December, A. d. 1877.
Present, Hon. JOHN Porter, Judge
Urana H. Barker's estate, Bridgsvater,
testate.
Winfield $. Southgatc, Executor of the last
will and testament Of the said testatrix, pro.
poses to ronder his account against said estate
for examination and allowance, at Probate
Conrt to be held at Woodstock aforesaid on
the first Wednesday (seconp day. of January
next. The Court therefore orders that notice
of the same be given to all persons interested
In raid estate, by publishing copy of the
record of this order three weeks successfully
in the Spirit Of the Age, a newspaper printed
at Woodstock aforesaid, that they may ap-
peal before said Court and contest the al
lowance of said account, if they see cause
y true record.
HENRY S. DANA, Register.
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THE SUN.
1878 NEW YORK.
1873

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Pianos and Organs
waters Concerto. Orchcstrion
Chime, New Orchestral.
Cinriona.s cspcr,! Boudoir.
ana Souvenir Organs

are The best in the world. Fer quality.of
tore, beauty of finish and elegance of design
they are univalled. They are not excelled
by any in the market, always giving the best
of satisfaction rs many who are using them
in the State will witness.
'First Premium" received for the best
Organ and Piano Forte exhibited at Windsor
County Fair, September, 1877. People who
saw them at the Fair or who read this notice
will find it to their advantage to give the
waters a t,ial before purchasing.
]. F. WATERMAN, Gen Agt,
Plymouth, VT.
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or the s.numbcr of-occnsional papers
IN Americsn snor, 81 anno,,nce,l nv scrib.
mrs Month,v IN Inst November three
have already been publishcd Vi: "sal.
mon Fishing n..Bav shooting .pand..Trout
Fishing in the Raneelcvs Lmkeap These
papers have nj been written by men Of
recognized authority and have uniformly
appealed to the spcrtsman and not to the
sporting man. The same NAV be truth
fullv said of ,he fourth. .:some American
Snoring Dogs which nppears In the
Anril number and Is from a The len IL
william NJ. Tileslon. ESQ Of The Forest
and Stream. The UNIQUE illustra,,ons
Of this paper include woot, cu,s Of cele-
bra,ed American hunting dogs The
writer discusses The comparative value Of
POINTERS and settlers training dogs for the
an, ~. ~ ,,..,..s .h.s..,,.eu -, ~
W. e" ". ~. " a',S s: =
Howard ryIes Illustrated sketch OF
"Chincoteaeue, IA little-yisitcd island
a. wild Monies Of ,he VIRGINIA coast
..l,,, \, MO- w;rao,.' a. Mosso,s ~
Ous u NY "inuow - nAvSco". ~
Eugs ne Schuyler, contains sketches OF
Russian Life and manners By an acute
ohserver Win .ome ren,arha,,,e niea ure a.,
\ 600 1890. ..s.'n ,..L
= !out." as'c II - sn - n DIV
HIS, ioy Leander E. hlcbaroscn, SHOWS
that all is not gold that glilters In the
D.adwood region. while : am M. Char
-. ces.,. ...n..,. ~, r.,,,.. c,.s,,s 90
cHce 1ooks Deus anu lao'es. O.''o's any
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Double TuberOse Bulbs

Frat QUALITY large towering bulbs, s5c
per tox,. 400 per hun. $50. 90 per thous.
Second quality lowering bulbs, 50c pei
d0x 800 per hun. &21 90 per fhous.
4 A few hundred EXTRA lisrgc bulbs.
81 90 per dox, $50 per hun &
Dwarf pear, lxf Qualify Towering bulba
81 80 per dox !. so 90 per hun.
II sent BY mail, g cents per doz. extra.
MILLER q HAYES,
STA Germantown AyeJue, Philadelphia.
Keep bulbs dry and 10 warm room
Till time Of planting. Plant from May Is,
to 18th. n Inn
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! Cluster Of Golden Opinion
FOR THE
BRADBURY PLANO.

mepts f1s y
Tbs peculiar charm Of thi. Piano ,s i,s adsrta.
ticn to the human voice rs IN accompaniment,
owing TO its sympathetic, mellow ret rich and
powerful singing toner. ' ~ ffr-r =
~ From personslAcquaint.nc with this Arm
ndence ii the public. W. are using he Bradburv
Pianos IN "ur families, and they give entire sat
PersoDs at distance need feel NO hesitation IN
sending hr The iIlurtrated price -Iist and order
ing from i: or to order second hand Pianos and
Organs. The. are reliable. 81 III a. ~.
Mrs, y. Grant. Washington. Gen. o. &. Bab-
War. Chief Jnslice. q. p. Chaes Admiral d. il
Porter Washington Columbus Delnno. Nee. Int :.
x n. e. Creswell. Wash. Rev. o. H. Tiffany.
AIN a0 g. N nSS1ss Il N.Y. Ssnd Ssntrs
Howard. Wash Bish0p Z. 8. Janes. ". Y. Rev
Dr. John AcCintock d. James Cumming. Conn.
John chamsr snf Pitt Lo1 %v d. AF W;,,; rh
Wash, Rev. !. M Walden. Chicago Rev 4. II.
isMncid. Cincinnati. Rev. L b. Buxbie. Cinrin.
n Y s,m Drj nj; \. n Rvid New Y.,k; Pr: .
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-ss Jim ES9.
Chicago q North-Westcrn Rail~ A
embraces under one management the e,,s
Trunk Railway Lines Of the WEST and NORTH.
WEST. and, with its numerous Branchcs and con.
nections. forms the shortest and quickest n VI.
hetwseu Chicago md all poinfs In Iliuois. w.
c. neip. N, rthern Michigan. MINI scia, Iowa
Nebraeks, California and the Western Terri,ori.S
Omaha and California Line
II the silcrtest aud best route beteen Clicsrs
and I'll points in Northern Iliino Iowa. Oskcts
Neb aska, Wyoming, colorado, Utah, Nevada
California Or yor. China, Japan and Aa'tralA
Its
Chieage, %. Paal 4 Minneapolis Lin,
L. the rhort lii between Ch'ca. o and al, point.
in North I'm Wis. onsin and Minnesota, and for
Madson, st. Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth, and ID
points in the Great Northwest. Its
La Crosse, vginona + st. Peter Line
10 the .est routs between Oh icag. and In cruss.
Winona Roehesfsr, Owat.ni . Mankato. st. let's
New Uln', and all points In Southern and Csuk6
Minnesota. Itsj
Green Nay r Marquette Line
IL the only linz between Chicago and Janssv,Ha
Wafertown. Fond dn Lac, Oshkosh, Appetizer,
Green Bay, EschanabA, N~gauIiee, Maiquc,ta
lioughto... hancock and the Lake Superior ossAr
ny. Its
Frsspsrs 4 Dubuque Line
II the only route between Chicago and Elsfa
Rockford, Freeport, and all points via Ks~pess
lie
chicago + Milwaukee Line
10 the cid Lake Shore Route, and IL the ouly ~
passing between Chicago and Ev'.nsiop LAX
Forrft. Highs and PAX, wsukrgAn, kxeias
krnoshA ami NJ waukce.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cav
are run on all through trains Of this road.
This IL the ONLY LINE running thss. cars b,
TIVE. !. hicagu and 81. Paul and Minneapolis
Chicago and Milwaukee. Chicago aud WinonA, q
Chicago and 0Ieen Hay
Close cospecti. No are made. At chicago with u
Lake Shore D Michigan southern, y chlgsp css
trsl, lsaIsimnsc Z oh o, Pittsbu g IT. Wayne
\ for eli points EAST. SOUTH EAST ana with u
Chicago Alton and Illinois Central for all point
Clcue cusIasstioaa sre also ma !. with tbs Gals
| racinc R. n. At Omaha for far Yves, points.
CYoss connections are made II junction psisl
wifi froins ~ all e,sss poisfs.
Tickets o,ar this route arr cold by q 0oaPe'
Ticket Agents H. the united Statas and Canada
Re.,eu. !, you ssk for your Tickets via u
| hicago = Nor h-Ws atm Railway, aud lake saa
| ether
Nv York ONCE. No. 4i5 Broadway; Bo...
| ON e. No. State Street; ttnxbs ONCE rs Far,
ham Street; Ssn Francisco Ofiee. III AOptgon
| Try street; Chicago Picket Ofiicts,s2 c = sin~
nuder Sherman ueUos; IS Canal. corner kxd's,
Street; kfnyis Street D., pot. corner ". Hina
| An t'anal Streets; Wells Stree. Depot ossss
| HeIls and kinzis Strcrtr.
For rates or Information not attsinab,s fss,
| your home ticket agcnie. pply to
! W. n. STESNklf. MARVIN HCGHTTT
Genr Pas. Agt, Chicago. aen'l Aansr. chieac
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An Essay by Nm. A. NJ stevens, read before III
Montour Literary Society, March 9Th.
Life weavers all are We. Whatt vcr the
trade or calling, of high or low degree
mankind unite upon one common toll. and
weave eesidc another their web Of life.
The Aemand fs this labor Is imperative
as the Law OF self.prcservation. e
Tie hand tAal hays the wnFpas neither
weak nor ertsug. The eye that beheld lie
begianisg and pronounced Il gesd views
mersifsily ard Justly ks cousumma.iou
and accepting tls work brands Il "-Mss.'
IndellIbIe u this siampas the blue ADORE
or the green bepeath. Noonday sun shine
cannot dim II. Gold rains may through Il
send lis bleaching Hood. Il Is In vain.
The beasts that roam the earth tramplinr
Into dnA good and n alike cannot DE-
stroy T. Dsistcrdus winds may huvl tho
web ah(ut and leave Il al In shreda, but
never from II can b Mresisd The brand
q Hin Who sent II forth. ''E
An shrovgh the warp He laid silver
thread. N Hope. md whassvcr the
wool. ~ Il light OF heavy, Of mean a
ocstly worth, Il never can wholly hc keld
tsnsaah il,o surface, but when The pat.
tern grows The souabnst eparklss up0n Il
like dsM drops fsem' llsssss. II.
The loone lask pot IN wos&sss Ners
rilIisS 4as4s IKE Up ~ sbussIss stse
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116x No a<n6 ue0aUH T&(uUG - u f1MX ~ No
p. =. - - $50 - h.n<l, 80,
ga fSfs - she,vss ,u1sklne IN - -
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/, s.s 'ssss.,.s, - = - < -. Wsy
r. Is 49, < q open doorway And
. 's,.:s =, 800 N. 4 4 NJ hosds loving.
~ ~ h,na 81 her NV "a - hear hes
~ ssR.nrnarr. ANA lcis :, fAvvlr
A. him - slowly ara shuuehsfuI.v awsy
.1hr. fsrj1,ee - lrv,.o q sIhis13e Does
- x.re,fp Nv IN t,:te vopr feFrl5ef md
a. vc.r eyes. b i = usseh easles psuuem-
ber,sp whe.s u ~ al iHe5ey Iullow
str;ues yhev look IKE willow laid across.
Tke nSliesa bS3Sh1ey aFSx5 6NyxdD-
6ned IA soher M ~, ,eebbaJh days 81
lose aeo You nv - ~ CHILDISH wifh
bsishtened faces ma pdIIdksd s06e6'
rssdy ior DO mettinr. hduee. Mother
waits 3uss ) noment y trim he rhlts
fr,nee mr. fathers dielsey. then III Ale
ont, and X they make any noIee, ~ sounds
now ike the conrinx over 81 catechism or
primer. a cat nay play and alter Shy !"
"A DIR VIII bite : thief u night s'Tinle.
cuts down III bNh great and emxllr3
T AZ We nnroll the web. We c0lne to euti,
sickly faded fold, We fain would pass II
by. II - GLORIOUS cheat II IL had
been life Itself. We need no marble alsb
to iell Ambition here had died. The
weaver then sets careless, pedkiess. and
the isru,c losses an semblAncc t. any pat
tern, unless i be of scme,hing wild. It
is-yes, II mast be Utsd sdgs.
The latter rart Of most Hves Ii 'cftlinar-
ily uniform aud even. The weaver cor
reefs fermcr errors and bases future plans
upon former experience. But TIC former
part partakes greatly Of the wnve itnovc-
| ment and not only Pride and Ambition
have their fall, but Adventure and Daring.
Hilarlty and Resumption are found grow
c,v,rv q Ne1,nrhohv and the 1nly0rerss
800. 800. ,.-,,s,, n. .,lv., y ia = IN II H.
-c.r;,v ,.Le. m he .sd r.fra;n,--s ID tliat
hoa ,ever hs.n ,,orr i This sco,el, cold
wc,r,a ..ra.roh,,dv rarrs sor, me =. Here
-. IN /. mir srA slo,v ana s,,rcst
worth,.ss Rnt iannilv Z = acti. :. comes
and nth n,c.spr. unacr he viewers :
hand 80 500 The MECHANICALLY green a..
er,,,e tho ,ook n 4 mighty forcst Al To
81, ,.:...,e - ~. ,,~.o,, .a,..5 r,ar.,.- i.
~ "''"sS'A y = - =
Tells the towering trees ana opens W
vtQf0 FIR fls0 oUOy5pUt tn n0ql fhfNU Oh
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Feur beautiful pIeiures for s.

Feur beautiful pieiureS for 81
These are NOT CHEAP PICTURES,
but comprise the pair of excellent PHO
T0GRAPHS. @
Melancholy" & "Mirth. .
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Gno!cs Flower ana GaFusn sssds.
Strawberries, Peaches, SC.
New Sorts, bv Mail.

iss - - OUe~y .-
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at the great show of the Mass. Horticul.
tural Society, In Boston. grow over 100
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~ Lowland or Garden, by mail,
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per 1000 Wholesale Catalogue to the
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Mass. Esta blished 1842
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The Weekly is the only illustrated paper
of the day that in its essential character
isiics is recognized as . national paper
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The leading articles in Harper's Weekly
on political topics are models Of kightoned
discussion, ana its pictorial illustrations
are often corroborative argument OF no
small force. -Er0miRsr and Chronicle.
N. Y. .sla aG I
~ The Weekly has to still larger degree
distanced OIL competitions rs IN illustrated
newspaper. Its editorials are among the
most able Of their kind, aud its other
reading matter IL a once lear led, brilliant
and amusing. Its illustrations are abun-
dant and of rare excellence.-C Aristian
Adtocate, N. 7.