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BAYOU SARA.

~ FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO
Lev Hermitage. Port Hudson Bato;s
:. Rouge Plaquemine and Postof3ces
landfngs-The United States mail semi-Weekip
packet "NN~S
LA BELLE,
TN place OF steam or Gov Allen4
J.J. Brown MASTER
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at ~
M, for Bayou Sara.
HITE q CABIN, Agts., Tchoupitoulas st,
JANNEY 81 WORK. 1O6 Common ST.
d2a BIN A. @. GCDDIN SO Magazine
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STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIVER.

REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on IA SAT Ii sIg1A Jgly = ct 5p.m.
l6I&1& Evansville. Henderson, Shawnee-
town. Paducah. Cairo. Memphis and
all intermediate points-Tne passenger steamer
ROBT. MITCHELL.
James Paul, master. Frank Stein, G ERIK,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
WAYNE h WILLIAMS,
jya 1o6 Graviar street.
REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESD July 18th, at 8 p. m.
r. FOR CINCIN NATI, LOUSY ILLE
szsEEs9 Evansville Evan u HENDERSON Shawnee,
all intermediate points The passenger steamer
CHAS. MORGAN,
Albert Stein, master, Harry W. Stein, clerk.
Will leave as above. For freight or passage APP
ply on board or to
WAYNE & WILLIAMS,
je30 LOG Gravier street.
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VICKsBURG.

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TU E5D1AY at o, 10.
FOR VICKsBUHG, NATOHNB
&%e2szsaS Davis's Bend and interrnediatg
landings steamer
ROBT. II. LEE.
VIM. Campbell. master,
a. McYay and Jno. H. Mossop, clerks.
leaves as above. connecting ct Viekgburg with
Par1Bots Line for all points on Yazoo, Sunfiovrs
81. Deer Greek and Tallahatchie.
II. Vt, ADAMS
JANNEY q WORK,
d21 HITE d CARLIN. Agents
:. VIII give through Bills OF Lading to Trenton,
port and Texas Railroad via Delta, La
w. b. BROOKETT. Agent, W Magazine st.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
July 6, 1877.
Arrived.

Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Sunbeam, Kahn. for Monteso Bay
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STEAMSHIPS.
TEXAS.

TEXAS.
MORGAN LINE U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
The following low-pressure Iron Steamships
form these lines:
HARLAN I.C, HARRIS, W, g. HEWES,
MORGAN, JOSEPHINE, ST. MARY
GUSSIE, WHITNEY, HUTCHINSON
CLINTON CITY OF NORFOLK,
Plying from Morgan City. in connection with
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad.
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every THURSDAY at Is y m.
IT. h FOR GREENVILLE, YICKSBURG,
I6Ss$&tsk56 and the Bends-The fine and fast
passenger packet
lin place Of the Frank Pargoud)
ID. White. master. o. Holmes. cferk
WIZ leave as above, connecting at Vicksbu,R
with the Parisot Line" for ali points on Yaa1,,
and Tailahatchie rivers. This boat reserves The
right to pass all landings that the Captain may
consider unsafe. For freight or Dds. age apply
on board. or TO
SA y E2S 4 YORK.
>, Will give through Bills of Lading to Trenton,
Monroe. and all stations on Vieksburg BnIsy, :
port and Texas Railroad via Delta, La.
mh27 w. B. BROCKETT.
SATURDAY vICKgBgRa UNITED sTATRB
Leaves fsgsE vi sAgBGRaY baSB5 BEND
zksA ings-The passenger $50 packet ''A"'
YAZOO VALLEY,
I'm place of Natchez)
L. IL. Smith master Frank Beck and W. Will
son, clerks,
connecting at Vtcksburg with the Parjsot Lin
for Yazoo, Taliahatchie and Sunfower rivers.
st. Louis.
This boat reserves the right to pass all land
1ngs that the Captain may consider unsafe.
HoT ITs1Rn1IL,1gJr passage Apply pm Doaru, or to
JAA ANN Y W ( ~ 1os Common street.
will give through Bills of Lading to Trenton,
Monroe, and all stations on vicksbrrg Shrevt /.
port and Texas Railroad via Delta. La.
". D. BHOOKETT. Agent. ~ magazine at
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-03-14
Richard A. Pennell of New !

Richard A. Pencil of New York
is known to be possessed OF great
muscular strength, He now proposes
to perform a feat, which, if successful
" accomplished, will create tor him a
reputation in all parts of the civilized
world. He announces his intention
at an athletic entertainment to be
given in New York, to raise and hold
in his hands, free from his body, a
cannon weighing 1000 pounds and
loaded with blank cartridge, which
will then be fired while thus support
ed.
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Windsor.

Windsor.
A panic occurred Monday even
ing in the Baptist Church prayer.
meeting. About9 O'Clock an alarm
was given that the church was on fire
when all attempting egress from The
same door, created great excitement,
The cause was q defective chimney
Damage light
Town Officers Moderator, II.
Harlow clerk, VIM. Bat chclder ;
selectmen, Horace Weston, Alfred
Hall, DaSid Morrison constable, G.
w. Thurston listers, $. r. Stocker
David nison, II. J.. Story; audit
ors, VI. G. Hubbard G.. ". Whitaker.
L. c. Fay; oyerseer, Alfred Hail ;
agent, Hiram Harlow grand jurors,
T. Il. VIM, Is. Burr supt Of schools,
+. L. Morse, Tax, 40.
The Rev. Mr. Scarlc, is to visit
Boston the present week to hear Mr.
Moody preach.
The Union Revival Meetings
closed on Sunday evening last at the
"Old South Church,
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THAT'S WHATS THE MATrER.-I,

THAT'S WHAT'S THE MArrER.-I,
was at party one night last week
and another fellow had marched tri-
unphantIy off with his girl. "That's
the way" said he, sadly, "it isn't merit
that wins in this world--lt's brass
watchchains, and paste diamonds, and
dyed mustaches,' and he swallowed
down his Adams apple fully three
times before it would stay. Such
was his grief.
You will find "count" Hayes in
augural address on the fourth page of
this paper
PosTpoNED.--The Old Folks Con-
cert, at the Town Hall, has been post.
poned one week, or until Wednesday
eve, March 21st. Admission 25cts
Doors open at 81, O'Clock, concert
at 7. Give them a full house.
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Ludlow.

H.udiOw.
"A writer in the GdzeNe thinks
that blue tissue paper might answer
as substitute for "bue glass; it be-
Ing cheaper.
Judging from what the local pa
pers say, we bave come to the conclu.
sion that Ludlow is not q very moral
sort of a "burgh."
Somebody hung out an old flag,
end a few small boys paraded the
streets, on EMANCIPATION Day" 1t
was "count' Hayes, and that some
body had an eye on the Post Office,
and got up the 'granl celebration y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-03-14

HOnfret.
The Sharon Dramatic Club gave
ali exhibition at the Town Hall We'd
nesday evening, which is very highly
spoken of.
&C. w. Harding has sold his farm
to Edward Fay Of Woodstock for
$4,000.
Our town meeting came off very
quiet and with n full attendance, and
what is new and deeply interestin g
the Orchestry was well filled with
ladies. The following officers were
elected Moderator, O M Tinkham ;
clerk, Otis Chamberlln selectmen,
Melvin H Miller, Homer w Vail, G
Henry Vaughan treasurer and over
seer, Crosby Miller listers, Edwin
Allen, w Hutchinson, Humphrey w
Colburn auditors, Ora Paul, E S
Wood, | G Sherburn constable, Ed,
win Allen agent, Ora Paul; grand
jurors, Ora Paul, Edwin Allen; supt.
Of schools, John A Shedd tax raised,
Toe.
Dana Burbank lost a splendid
COW the other day by being jammed
into the snow by other cattle.
-Abial Bugbee has bought the
John Culver farm, so called, of Val
more Eastman for $500
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-03-14

al towns and cities give Prescott
Rep, 28,942, Marcy, Dem, 24,354
scattering, $50. II is probable that
Prescott's majority will reach $500
Returns received from the congress
sional districts are meagre, and not
sufficient to definitely determine the
result. The latest fottings are as fol
lows: 40 towns in Dist. No. | give
Marston, Rep, 1865; Jones, Dem
1918. 80 towns in Dist No 2 give
Briggs, Rep. 6545 Sulloway, Dem
5S43. as towns in Dist. No 3 give
Blair, Rep, 9207 Kent, Dem, 1909
The Democrats do not coucede the
First District, claiming to have rle,ted
Jones in all probability.
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Catarrh Can be Cured.
Recent Statement
OF
HON. PHILIP IL. HEED
MOpnISyuJr VT. lax. II 1877

+ioisi'AoN ALE, l., JAN. II, iO'i-
DR.. S. W. SMYTH:
Dear Sir Il take the opportunity az air
to express my gratitude for the great b, N
eft received under your treatment sol n,
seven years since. At that time | W rs
suffering from a catarrhal affection and J.
ccratcd sore throat, which had impar> C
my general health to an alarming eXttp t.
| had been under the care Of some of tn {
best regular physicians both in this place
and Burlington, had received no perma-
nent benefit but was rapidly and surely
growing worse, when | consulted you.
saw you but once, yet after following up
your prescribed remedies for few weeks,
the throat troubles entirely disappeared,
and my general health became as good as
formerly. 1t is but just to add, that dur
ing this lapse Of time, the disease has
never again appeared.
| would also say in behalf of Mrs.
Gleed that your treatment of her case for
Bronchial cataTh some four years since,
was very successful, etfeCting 4 cure in
two or Ghree months. Most earnestly
c.. recommend you to my friends and
tue public at large As physician deServ-
ing The utmost confidence.
Very respectfully yours,
PHILIP X. GLEED.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-03-14

DR.. A. j. Flagg's Cough and
Lung Syrup will cure cough and
cold in Il few days, and has proved
itself to be the only remedy known
that can arrest the development of
tubercles on the lungs, or restore the
vital function ofthose organs, Try it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-03-14
Elarsla7pi.

Town Officers Moderator and
treasurer, c. c. Thornton clerk, A.
B. Burk se1ectmen, Asa Weed, Iar,
ris Miller, George Jones constable,
A. Is. Burk listers, II. S. Britton,
J. II. Eastman, James Walker ;
auditors, L. NJ. Billings, c. P. Burk.
$. W. Brown ; overseer, G. II. Hois-
ington; agent, A. B. Burk grand
juror A.. ?. Pierce supt. of schools,
r. y. Miller. Tax, 81.
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place got up dramatic entertainment
and raised funds sufficient to purchase
a new o:gan for their Church. Mr..
Chafee their pastor has instituted a
series OF evening lectures, which give
good satisfaction. J. Z. w.
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correspondence.
Letter from E>Onifrei.
POMFREr, VI, MARcn 10. II.

PoMrREr, W., MARCH 10, II.
EDITOR AGE.--.At last, after he
most exciting political contest known
TO TITS country we have 4 President
not chosen by the voice of the people
as expressed at the ballot box last No
vembor however, bu} President Gre
ated by bogus Governors certitica, es,
corrupt Supreme Court Judges, au,1
by one Return ing Board, which is
even how sinking OF corruption, aud
by the most base and fraudulent
means known in modern history. Cur
Government lut tl,u lr5l llnc has SUI
tcred the party in power through
fraud to place Mr.. Hayes in the Exec
utiye chair his right grounded in he
Northumberland Of thousands of ie-
gal voters, added to the false cer;ili-
Gates OF corrupt returning officers. and
the decision of . Commission refusing
to listen to the evidence of alleged
fraud
Many of the Republican party
seemingly arc much clated over the re-
suit and are loud in thcir demonst
tons. Nevertheless they are parti-
sans in the extreme and ae only the
creatures Of the Ncw ToyN Times.
The republican press are now seek
Ing TO white-wash the eight commis-
si0ners by saying that they acted in
good faith and With honest convic-
tons. In this we are reminded of he
quotation of Mr.. Scales regarding The
Louisiana Returning Board -
"'rhe river Rhine as is well known,
Doth wash the city of Cologne,
But tell me what, We powers j. vine,
Had the House Of Representatives
succeeded in smashing, or III other
words breaking the count. the men,
bars of Congress would have been
called conspi'itors, fillibusters, revolu.
tion'sts, and even score. of appela-
tive names would have been their por.
ton. They tell us it is revolutionary
to hold ones own property and con-
sp!racy TO cry "stop thief to the rob
Der who is in the act of carrying it
of. To seat Mr.. Hayes, the pro
nounced elected candidate, defeated
by 4 majority OF the popular vote
closely approximatng three hundred
thousand and rightfully by a good
majority of the true elected electors,
they say is ''patriotism,' and to stand
by Mr.. Tilden, the one legally elected
is again pronounced revolutionary.
Some old poet has said =
And if we cannot change the thing,
By George, we'll change the name S H.
Although we have lost President |
it is some solace to see written
upon the curtain Of the future the
downfall of the Republican parry.
Such corruption and sin must soon
bring any party under haven to an end.
Mr.. Hayes-no matter how conserv-
alive he may be in his Southern poll
cy, no matter how wise and discreet
he is in the selection of his cabinet, no
matter how prudent and just his adj
may be, he will ever be
looked upon as an nsurper aud come
10 be judged by the common rule,
"that the receiver Of stolen goods is rs
bad as the thief Lon.
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S'avenaisll.

-Towu Officers: Moderator, II.
\. Fletcher; clerk, r II Dutton ;
treasurer, Geo. S. Hill; selectmen,
Don G. Pollard, Trial Russell, II. s.
Pierce constables, S, l.. Thompson,
II. Amsden, j. II. Eaton; auditors,
c. f. Barrett, c. II. Gowran, r. G..
Allen; overseer, a. Hiley; grand
jurors, Fl. S. Pierce, Ira Morse supt.
of schools, M. S. Buck. Tax, 81.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I AT Probate
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD IS { Court held At
| Woodstock within and for said District
on the twenty-eiGht day Of February, A.
D., 1877.
Present, Hon. John Porter, Judge.
An instrument purport;ns to be the last will
and testament OF Chailc; Ellis. late of
Barnard, in said District, deceased. is presen.
ted to the Court here by Augustus W. Bige-
low. the person having custody of said will.
forprobate; and it - ordered by said
Court that all persons concerned therein
be notified to appear before said Court
at the Probate Office in Woodstock
aforesaid Oil the first Wednesday Fourth
day. of April next, and contest the nro-
bate of said will, if they see cause for
which purpose it is further ordered that
copy OF the record of this orde? be published
three weeks successfully, previous to tho
time appointed for proving said will in the
Spn7t Of the Age, u newspaper printed at
Woodstock aforesaid.
a tue record.
HENRY S. DANA, Register.
a true copy ofrecord.
HENRY S. DANA, Rssistsr.
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The chest authority" now has it
that Hayes is going to give Luke p.
Poland the vacant Vermont United
States district judgeship.
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Bridgewatcr.

Town Officers elected--Moderl
tor, G G Bugbce; clerk, George T.
Smith treasurer, Charles Babcock
selectmen, Bradford Chase, Lem1eI
Shattuck, Alfred Sargent :; constable,
c. b. Carpenter; listers, George E.
Smith, NJ, W. TAFT, E. &. Hathaway
auditors, W. G, Raymond, a. L.
Dinsmore, c. I. Jvsselyn ; overscer,
4. A. Marsh agent and grand juror,
Bradford Chase supt. of schools,
Geo. E. Smith. Tax raised, Sl.5O.
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Important Letter
FROM
Hon. Calvin French,
OF
PROCTORS VILE, VI.


DR.. S. W. SMITH:
Dear Sir-I an pleased to learn that
you propose extending your visit in Wood,
stock for few weeks longer. l am hap
Ply to inform You that the catarrhal tlou-
bic which has caused me much discomfort
Tor great many years is rapidly passing
away under your prescribed Treatment. !
desire that others who are suffering from
that most annoying and stubborn disease,
CataEh, may have an opportunity to test
your skill. Your system Of treatment i,
novel, yet simple and effective, and is, l
believe endorsed by the best medical au
thorltics. can cordially recommend it
to the afflicted. would also state that
your advice and treatment for my wlfes
loss of sight two years ago, was highly
satisfactory, and endorsed by DR.. Will
liams, Boston's celebrated Oculist.
Very truly yours,
CALVIN FRENCH.
Woodstock, VT, Jan. go, 1877.
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China Department.

| have just opened and marked at a
Glow figure" without a doubt the
BEST) Pearl White Granite Wares,
direct from the Stefordshire Patleuies,
England This ware is of the latest
pattern and so delicate in tint that it
can scarcely be distinguished from the
best French China Wares.
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Barnard.

Barnard.
There will be a Social Dance at
the Town Hall, Thursday evening,
March Is. Your company with ladies
solicited. Floor Manager, II A Wood.
Music, Gilsons' Band. Bill so cents.
Go and have a good time, for they
say it is to be the last Dance OF the
season.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-03-14

Chester.
Asa Mower has caught within
the past winter 81 rats, and expects
to get up to over one hundred. He
caught Is in one afternoon. Asa
stands as rat champion Of Chester,
The Universalist Society of this
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Give a portion to seven and also
to eight, for thou knowest not what
evil shall be upon the earth.-T Ec-
clesiastes, vi, 2.
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eeWccMee.

eeucchec.
Rev. Mr.. Rich of Lebanon occu-
pied our pulpit by exchange last Sab
bath.
Specimens of grasshoppers found
in February upon the Norris Wood
farm have been presented us. They
are alive, agile and sprightly.
Nathan Holt and Trumbull Hunt
drove to town meeting last Tuesday.
They left the horse IN u stable near
by. During their abstnc" the horse
got his head through the hay-rack, and
when found was dead. The stable
was as perfect as any in the place, it
is said. Mr.. Hunt had hired the horse
of Mr.. Holt The question OF where
the responsibility should rest, corning
up, our friend, MIR. Parker, was chosen
referee, and he decided that MIR. Hunt
should pay half the value Of the horse.
Mr.. Hunt is young man just starting
in business, while Mr.. Holt is a man
of property and means. We give the
facts rs we receive EN-.
Charles Governs little daughter
one year old-caught her finger i'll the
cog.wheels of a wlinging machine
last Monday and severely bruised a
finger.
Mr.. Daniel Cushing has two ca
SEES Of the cankcr. rash in his family
a little girl, now nearly recovered, and
Il little boy, just taken down" with it. |
business remains dull here gen
orally, notwithstanding the successful
Inauguration Of Hayes and Wheeler as
President and Vice-President. Our
WOODEN mill proves the chief excep.
ton, however. We are glad to learn
that Mr. Parker will continue to run
his mill. He has kept the machinery
IN motion nearly all through the pan.
C and hard times, has made money
while many have suffered from the
'tagnation, and is in most favorable
for entering upon the new
departure under the new admidistra-
ion. We wish him continued pros
oerly.
The AGE is getting to De univer
sally recognized as & thoroughly lire
INDEPENDENT and spicey Journal, and is
getting II list al this office second to
10 other local paper except the Wind.
or journal. Mr.. MeMastcr, its edi-
or and publisher, has way of using
he pen, while seated in his editorial
hair, that "takos," even among those
Who cannot endorse his political senll-
nents. A good active agent could
oil up list 1t subs for this paper
hat would 'slartlc the natives"
---Our cmalk> with reference TO
he WOODEN factory in this village ,
would be equally applicable in the
use Of \. G. Dewey & Co., who have
lao given employment TO q large
lumber OF male and female operatives
trough the hard times. The Messrs.
Dewey, and Mckenzie of this firm
re gentlemen well known, not only
or their eminent business abilities and
integrity, but also for their liEerality
md benevolence to the poor ard needy.
Their deeds-and not empty promises
md pretensious-have amply attested ,
o what we have said.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-03-14

"A tull assortment of cut glass and
Common glass ware, also a complete
stock OF French China, Stone China
and
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5s sSR hgsHa 555s i; % s +:
Medical Wonder
s na Ra-ft ' var ya ,h9,er S2iraSegGs sn
ssine: Il WI W hb,xfr sto o knoys .n$
Blood Diseases, sadis 10 eraG ca;c Sve r
f Sros of Female niiscas AITolGs Ncrvsus
remedy i9c Cntnrrh ro by nun, and IsHss
sy %Sm the c fT o H@G ny @radcatng ~
Thts m9rysoH. Vegetable i needy l. preparcG by b;
who tax, pleasure IL oTcrny tae :oowinse Sadia.
pqlablc ties. mony D-u''
kn rGSf IL 4, 4 hI %sGT Saratoga seq widely
SSShoGils Ga{: that i9 tP has Gssd he s "
most harry results No Other r Haffya n M ey yss
touched the case, though she had tried Inany' ''er
Medical nGl'Rs a6 sS:if 70 ssy hat
sRRt XIV be5' WIZ srenFf tnn a1a appetite,
confined to he'd with female and DIX fdn "Sc Ssae; n
cured her n'2 nTG physicians "Mediia Wonder"
ss Rs c a RsdS o led Moys M9aa Co.
NoENAN Hunt, Sheds Corners. n. +, wonGrr,u,
ELlzABSTH Woon, Sheds 'Gi;s ormcra, \ o,,r,,,
MRS IRA "si IGGqSed + nGaSs around body
and kidney Diseases with great prostitution docnrs,
nag tailed mArvelo cure 1'''0iA
MRS. q. A. WHITE. Shed Corncrs " y ro.-
Morrisve, cured OF terrible sSrofile: conci mia
c.iarri hAHINNGs Oneida cured Of most terrible
81 Had wc,space thousands OF cases Of Grr.ren,
diseases conld be given. Ask YOUR druggist Sns
IN Meid'cal Wonder."a be cured there is hothins
Sold in Woodstock by o. G. Kimbau: and at
Wholesale by Wells, Richardson & Co., Burl-
ington, VT
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Important Letter
FROM
HON. J. b. FARNSWORTH,
Of Windsor, Vt
DIR. s. W. SMYTM,
Claremont N IT.

Dk. >. W. SMYTH,
Claremont, n. III.
Dear Sir Il have been much gratiiicd and
benefited by your treatment of my case.--
(Catarrh with scrofulous tendency in the
sysiem,) requiring applications To the eyes,
ears, throat and nasal passages as we'll as the
blood. One month under your prescription
effected great change in my general health
and in the local difficulties. I am free TO
say, sou seem to understand well disease and
its proper remedies, and to recommend your
treatment to such as may require medical
assistance.
Very truly yours,
j. b. FARNsWORTH
Windsor. VT, Oct. 9th, 1876.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-03-14

1'he Post says
that the Hon. Frank
Jones is reelected
to Congress by an
increased majority.
No Democrat is
disappointed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-03-14

Some of the young chaps Of the
place took it into their heads to visit
their old home, the Elm St. Grocery,
and have time with the proprietor,
Uncle Maxham. The other evening
they visited him, and undertook to
'bulldoze' generally. Uncle went "be-
hind the returns" and brought up ev-
idence in the shape Of i ponderous
club, which he welded with perfect
recklessness, and they compromised,
but counted themselves in for the
evening.
The response to the invitations
given for the meeting Of Dentists at
Montpelier, the 21st, inst, is quite
general. 1t looks favorable to be a
very pleasant and interesting meeting,
for a good pumber Of essays have been
promised from some of the leading
Dentists and probably it will be the
foundation for Il successful State So
ciety.
The festive marble, accompanied
by any number of small boys, now
monopolizes our side, walks, while,
"Kuuckle down I" "No Fudgln's !"
and like expressions greet the ear.
The Pratt place is to be sold at Auc.
ton on the 18th inst, and Samuel G..
and family will be-orphans. The
town has the management, and claims
that it belonged to Thomas, now
deceased