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HELLERs OF the present programme. WONDERS
AN ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME
MONDAY, SkSsT%SY gis;irsis IL
Evening ats Matinces Wednesday and Saturday s.2
fGScG %ip and '.1 JUDY M Ar PlasE TIE MATINEE TO-DAY
RoOTH's rHEATRE. EDWIN BOOTH.
THIS ESssfsS, W. s1 and ssyHsDAs 'si2; S2rIskE. yADA
EDWIN BOOTH
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RRoA WAY THEATRE, BOTH 81. AND BaoADWAY:
- Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. JAS q. DUFF
special ladies' aud chdrcn's Matinee to-day At 2h.
Popular Matinee price. Soc. general admission.
BUDGE AND TODDIE
The highly amusing original alton Of Hab-
berton's
HELEN'S BABIES.
with the fairy actresses Lily aud Rose In their original
followed sYss s'n Mx Gy tho Drama
Mr. DAMPIER - Lesurques and Drebon.
together with most powerful cast.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
MONDAY EVENING, February II, the gifted Artist,
Miss CLARA NORRIS
will mako her first In this city this season.
pearing In entirely dramatiEntion Of Charlotte
Brontcs famous work. 'Jane Eyre" entitled
THE GOVERNESS
This play which the
past eight weeks will be presented with entirely new
scenery by cayo and Della Harpe, and enacted By
specially selee ted cast.
Seats ready for the frat nights
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
J. The foreign mails Tor tho week ending Satgri ay,
teDruary - 1873. will ut this Office Tuesday,
A. M for Earope. by steamship Wisconsin via Queens
town. on Wednesday at 80 4. NJ, for Europe, by
ship Abyn via Queenstown correspondence Tor France
to be forwarded by this steamer must be specially
uressed ana ut O'clock A. NJ for France direct by
ship France via avrc; on Thursday NJ A. NJ for Europs
by steamship Adriac, via Queenstown
etany aud France to be forwarded by this steamer
be specially adressed and nc IL W. for Europe
ship frisia via Plymouth. Cherbourg tam burg ON
Saturday ut 3o NJ, tor Irsiaod. by steamship city Of
New York. via Queenstown correspondence Great
rtan aud the Continent tO be forwarded by this
must bc specially addresseu aud AT 80 A. M tor
land direct 10y steamship Bolivia via glasgow and 80
A. NJ tor Europe by steamship Meser. via Southampton
and Bremen The steamships Wisconsin. Abyssnia aud
Adriatc do not take mails tor Denmark Nor
The mails tor Nassau, T. leave New Y0ra February
aud o. The malls Tor the West Indies. 81. Thomas
direct and PorJ Kico and IenezueIs direct. leave New
York rebruary0 Tho malls for China aud Japan leave
San Francisco February IL The mails Australia &C..
leave san Francisco February Is.
TilOS. L. JAMES. Postmaster
Posr OFFICE. Nsw York. FsD. =. 1873.
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ON FRIDAY. AT Io,s O'CLOCK,
large sale OF general Househ Id Furniture. Particulars
tomorrow.
A kr.-NOw ON EXHIBITION
IA ut the schenck Art Gallery,
an elegant collection OF important modern
Oil Paintings,
by some Of tho most vorite European artists and also
some SO OF our best direct from their tudios TO
be sold NJ auction. at
on THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS,
February Z and g. at 8 :l5 o'clock.
DY CAMPBELL 4 co AUCTIONEERS-sELL 10
Dmarrow. in lots at IL west Washington place. entire
hne Fixtures Furniture. Billiard Tables. Plate Mirrors
other Goods also choice STOCK nDout 1000 domestic and
imported Wines Liquors. &c. SEQ HERALD.
IlY JOHN A. DUNN AUCIIONEER.-sALE THIS
Ddny. lOis. saesroom 80 Great Jones st., walnut He'd
steads Bureaus Washstands lace Asd brocAel Curtains
bes Fancy Goods plated Ware China Sets Cutlery also
wagon and Harness Dealers invited.
DY JOSEPH L. WEIGERT. AuCTIONEER-SELLS
Dthis day. IL o'clock. 74s Myrtle av Brooklyn StocA
Fixtures Cigar store also Household Furniture. Cigars
1000 packages smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Meer
sehsum aud brar Pipes, Cigarettes. &C.; tine Figure
Counters. Cases. &c Dealers invited Fulton ferry to
(NROCKERY. GLASSWARE AND LAMP STORE. ,O98
oeioc two + xpress Wagons Truck loise buggy Ilsr
ness, Bedsteads. Mattresses, Tables. &c
GERARD B. IT'S 4 co GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,
" salcsrooms No. " arren st..
THIS DAY Wednesday, }, February q.
at IL o'clock noon, within the salesrooms,
Groceries &C. Canned Goods Fronch olives, Pickled
Goods Mustard. Chemical &c.. &c also 500 rolls
gold Wall Paper. kugs Writing Fluid, &c.
-,
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN 4 FORTUNE.
nFtss9erasry ~ ~ New Orleans airand Distribution
@sm"nntng an TO $40 400; capital prizes $4,000 $1,000,
SoO &C 100000 tickets. two dollars tS2) halves
dollar &l). Corresponding agents tor sale Of tickets at
highly remuneravs compensation wanted all points,
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings super.
y,noa ana management OF Generals o. BeauregNrd aud
692, New Orleans, La., or Il. FRANK MOUKE SON an
Broadway, New York
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SALES Az AUCTION.

-TUNIs JOHNSON AUCTIoxEER-
H. OLD stand. ~ Nassau a..
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SALES AT AUCTION.
n Private Collection
L The entire re- Private Gallery Of Paintings belonging to
CHARLES A. LAMONT, Esq. deceased.
Superb specimen Of tho following artists:-
Aesangsr s;erome, rreyer,
Dstse. ;sii seJeSs JsSn. vsn'HM"9sas' Van M"9sts.'
ESIsssS.l. Ss1s.''' Ss1is. zsm.ss. ."l.ss .''n''
now on ..Asis!o1 III S'nsrs; tasy and evening"
No. E.s. a. ':s Esd KsI'' s, Gsai.sS ssssy .oaa,.
WEDNESDAY :: sss sa ra5Esp%y iss'S" 'GGvAslsas,
RuBEsa aj nssrss,1S sUSSEEviLLE s'sl;,i An..,on..,
s % u.ass ns p .au q s
loxues. &c.
AUCTION SALE-TO-DAY WEDNEsDAY
uvu,s re.Gsmss a a. %sSsk as ns, M O.,
Houssaod rar".Srs stsnwsy aud Mpa.or ranoosos
Masnineen. Psror suits. IN finest satin Vienna marble
Ss.s: oes%:s'
S Ss1s s,.4x.s ST Ss:ss s ssss. ss st
Suits In tapestry and rip sale s;,g,,s ,ggss,s%p'ory
N the largest sal. hnc furniture this season.
Goods boxed aud sbpped. fiue 10 stop Organ
~ ~sufkssB' sn m5GsEnoLD oL'lGs fGsSITuRg. r. 2oAooA'
NO. s A. ;"'S sru AVS
srAtfT1y 5 RrFsa II oqHAHa JrAI5nT EliaasSHT FiasS
Easy chairs Y . sss sns a so1"s
rs"rs csSnss Mirrors Curtains ciocs
Tgsisn suit Desks elaborate and plan Bedroom sets
single @ Bsa.ssa; ss hair and spring M.,'rs;ss. "w
ware, 2s CARPETS li-aks sixth University
to MS;; .A ut sss
A UCrIoN!-LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
TI!is "wednesday, AFTERNOON ~ o,.;oct
!! fine Carpets Paror suits CURTAINS, Paintings Mirrors
spring sas ."sss sesd"s %
In All over a7S lois u,sia Paror Library. Dining Kitchen
mencng at Ia o'clock sharp.
UCTIoN.-AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
"A cbMMENd cblj ElNWnipNkspAU diSn ~ 2, M9Gh;YaNHg. MOI;
THE ENrES ;,i5sdHI nSrsEHoIp .aS 4. eFsgE;SifURE.
OF FOUR 1usn sD asp ' FRI fAsy sys 10TH ST.
in s" 80 oss,s .ns sp, nr;s
Cacns. Bookcases Desks. oil Painting Scnns Cur
eis Dsn s.% o .sa
spring s,d. hair Mattresses. ssdding Wa.d,o,s. sns
sy ARK kkxs ssG saa ss S.s
boxed, shipped and removed; city or country.
A ssIGNEG's sALE-JosEPH 4. wEIGEKT. AuC.
stock Plate Looking Glass Frames, &C. also
&C.. 20 sui: the trade H. osbESsrEiS. SIs %ssis
nee Auctioueer's office. osi Broadway.
A JOSEPH r wEIGEEr. AucTIoyEER. SELLS
and Fixtures Fancy foods. about $1,000 Musns Fanne
1e, Counters, six SHOW GASES. .hsiyins 0So,S, %e
lyn, aud Brooklyn and Myrtle avenue
-GEokGE W. KELLER. AUCTIONEER,
will sell by auction TODAY at n O'clock. at sales.
room o. Liberty ST. number Of valuable Patent KghiA
THURsDAy ao.morrow,. at ~ o'clock,
FINE s's5iy cXBiSkIP is pew. wAnE TX ''
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nR RIC0RD's ESSENCE OF LIFE RESTORES
Dmanhood to the debated In four weeks; failure i'm
possible x3 per case. Drugrists supplied. sole agent
DR.. ). JACQUES University place. New York.
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ON FRIDAY. AT IOx O'CLOCK,
large sale OF general Househ III Furniture Particulars
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-18

Secretary Schurzs recent decision
in relation to lands granted to rail-
roads being subject to presumption
will permit entries to be legally made
at the land Offices upon lands supposed
to remain unsold, but of course IN ev-
cry case these enteries will be resisted
by the roads, or the persons or cor
porations to whom the lands have
been mortgaged or assigned. 1t
amounts only to this, therefore, that
purchasers Of these lands under the
pre- emption laws are buying tedious
and costly lawsuits. 1t is to be pre-
sumed that measures will be taken at
once to test the legal value of the de-
cision in the courts. At least this
should be done in justice to all con-
cerned, and particularly to persons in
clined to enter upon the disputed
lands. It should be understood that
the lands have been sold or hypothe
Gated by corporations as security for
loans and the question for decision
by the courts is whether these bypoth-
eoations are or are not in the nature
of sales. This is the POINT about
which there Il ihs dlspxtA
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-18
The .WezVs.
GENERAL NE VS.,


-Rs Governor English Of Conn,
gave q pair Of shoes To q tramp the
other day, and was soon after solicited
by The same individual for twenty
cents 10 pay for mendIns them,
William Tweed the younger, Is IN
New York, setleling up his affairs
preparatory TO final change OF the
family base to Paris
The Cheyenne Indians, who arc
said 10 be halt starring aud badly
treated by the Government, propose to
take the war path, General Sherman
thinks m cut break would be prompt
ly rcpressed,
Air. Murat Halslead, Of the Gin
cinnali Commercial, Is now the happy
father of round dozen Of children.
His youngest heir was born few
weeks since IN Paris,
Experiments with the electric
light At Metz have proved very sue
ccssiul aud the German army officers
favor il introduction tor signalng
purposes
The eternal fitness Of H. iss was
happily Illus, ated In San Francisco,
the other evening, when Henry Ward
Beecher was introduced 10 an audi
ence by Parson Kalloch, suspected OF
indscretion and sin at the old Lech-
mere House in East Cambridge.
Louis Leblance, n Cuban. was
murdered in his shop at Philadelphia,
it IL thought, by fellow'countryman
who no had beiriended.
Chicago has girl who barks
like dog, Her name is Anna Klein
aud the lnter.Osean says "she is sup
posed to be the victim OF hysterical
mania. While in that state It is pain
ful to hear her, as she lies in an un-
consious condition, barking, whining
and swapping like dog"
The number Of commercial
travellers in the United States is csti-
mated at sixty thousand.
Tho Paris Exhibition will close
October 3lst.
-IIoralio Seymour has succeeded
in getting cheese aodped as an army
ration.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-18

The secretary Of war is the only
cabinet officer at his post, and he is
soon 10 be off for Iowa, where his
party is said to in be in state Of cha
os. Grants administration was severely
and justly criticised as "a government
on wheels" 1t is about time for an.
other chapter from Presiden. Hayes
on civil service reform. Cell Hamil-
ton, it must be confessed, is telling
some truths about this administration.
She says in her seventeenthly: "Thn
reformers do not believe and do not
practice the first principle Of their own
reform. A more trivial, more mis-
leading, more wavering, wobbling,
ridiculous issue was never, think,
introduced into American politics than
that which goes trundling, staggering,
zigzagging across the stage under the
hoop.stick of the civil service reform
er. '-TBoston Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-18
Liver " AiIg,

The Liver Is tho imperial organ Of
the whole human system, ~ II controls
tho life, health aud happloessof man,
Whea II is disturbed IL is proper
action, all kinds Of ailments are The
natural result The digestion OF food
tho movements Of the heat aud blood
tho action VI tho hNiH aud nervous
system, are all Immediately connected
With tho workings Of the Liver II has
been successfully proved that Green's
August Flower Is uaequalled IN curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia,
or Liver Complaint aun all the nNm'
erous symptoms that result from an
unheItly condition oi tho Liver aud
Stomach, Sample bottles to Try 10
cents, Positively sold In all towns
Oh tho Western Continent, Three
doses will prove that II Is Just what
you w10i
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-18

-iiev Joseph Cooke lecIured NJ
Orwell tho Other evening and drew
q crowded house At fifty cents q ticket,
Fremont Miller Of Westfeld has
brought suit against Lowell for alleged
injury TO his horse on tho highway,
Mrs, II I Lombard of West Ran
dolph has among her many lne plants
wonderful night blooming cereus,
The plant Il nov eight years old,
When IL was three years old 1t bore
It's first blossoms, two IN number, and
each year has increased IN number
last year bringing nine 10 maturity,
four opening In Que evenings but on
last Sunday evening II produced nine -
teen blossoms aud the next evening SIS
more,
The Burlington Ire Press tells Of
mammoth puff ball, Just brought 10
the office from Sheldon, whlch meas
ures three feet five inches IN lts longest
circumference and twenty'nIne inches
the other way, aud weighs 'eyenteen
pounds
Among the deaths by tho yellow
feye at Vicksburgh, Is j + Tenney'S
OF the signal corps, recently signal
officers at Burlington,
-Ilogback mountain IN Bristol has
On il summit q curiosity IN tie form
Of a double rocking boulder or two
bouldes, cncon top Of tho other, both
of which can be made 10 rock, II Is
said that there WAS once u third bout
der upon tho second one, but that II
was thrown down by some boys
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-18
Secretary Sherman has beat

Secretary Sherman has beat a
retreat on the srecie resumption qucs'
ton, frightened by the result of the
Maine election. IIehas issuedan order
resembling his former communica
ton authorizing the Treasurer to pay
out silver dollars Oh and after Monday
10th ms. The few members OF tho
Administration now in Washington
held counsel Saturday, and agreed
to abandon all efforts towards resumpt-
ion, nor take any steps without con-
sidering their effects upon the voters
ofthe country. Civil service reform
was also considered at the conference
and all except Secretary Schurz
thought the better plan would be TO
drop that. Secretary Sherman then
got himself interviewed and tried to
make it appear that he had never been
opposed to the policy now advocated
by the more moderate Greehbackers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-18
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

ID II Carlisle of Lebanon has
lately received intelligence Of the death
of an uncle IN California, who left him
$1,000 and his father $1,000.
"A gentlemanin New Ipswich has
some Chinese coins which were in
circulation 1870 and l7S years Il q.
Mrs. Dexter Pullman Of Lemps-
ter recently finished a patchwork
quilt consisting Of 1880 pieces.
&C A Wood of Milford has raised
this year five aud one-fourth tons OF
herds grass off one and one.third acres
of land.
"A Lempster lady saw a hawk
bearing away a fine spring chicken,
and as he tried to fly through an open
barn she entrapped him, and with the
assistance Of n passer by caught him.
David N Wright of Walpole has
cut, weighed aud sold nine tons and
twelve hundred pounds of hay, in two
crops, from two acres of ground the
present season.
The house of Amos Jones, tax
collector at Lebanon, vas entered after
the family retired on Tuesday night
and $3.50, collected during the day
was taken.
-JF Twiss of Londonderry, has u
cat II years old, which has raised 1877
kittens, which are distributed from
New Hampshire to California.
The Oldest headstone in the Gem.
eterles at Newport bears date as tar
back as 176S-an infant Of Cap Jesse
Wilcox-it being the first birth and
death III town.
"A Manchester man reccntely told
the following as truth: Not far from
Nashua lives a man who at his birth
and for six months afterwards, weigh
ed only one pound. A lady neighbor,
visited his parents during the time,
and taking ring from her finger,
placed it on his leg to the thigh. The
child grew to manhood. and row
weighs 172 pounds. Manchester I'm
ion.
The other day Ed Johnson, re-
siding at Enfield Center, and about
20 years old, while amusing himself to
the discomfort of his neighbors and
townspeople by hideous noises with
a piece of tin, soldered together, con-
ically shaped and about an inca long
he swallowed it, and to-day it is in his
stomach. He suffers but little pain at
present, but it troubles him to breathe.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-18

STATE OF VERMONT. At Probate
D1srRlcr OF HARTFORD So. Court held at
Woodstock. within and for said District, on
the fifth day of September. A p, 1878.
Present, Hon. John Porter. Judge
Calvin r. Powers estate, Woodstock, testate.
Elizabeth F. Powers and George L. Fetch,
er. who are Executors Of the last will and
testament of the said testator. propose to
render an account of their administration and
to present their account against said estate
for examination and allowance at Pro-
bate Court, to be held at Woodstock afore.
said on the first Wednesday (second, day? OF
of October next. The Court therefore
orders that notice of the same be given
to all persons interested in said estate. by
publishing copy of the record of this order
three weeks successfully in the Spirit Of The
Age, newspaper printed at Woodstock afore-
said, that they may appear before said Court
and contest the allowance of said account, II
they see cause.
IA true record.
HENRY S. DANA, Register.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-18
New Hampshire,

The Democracy Of New Hampshire
as usual, did themselves great credit
IN their States Convention, President
Parker's address presented the political
situation IN q clear aud forelble light,
and was we'll worthy Of It's author aud
tho occasion The platform reported
by Hon Harry Bingham could hardly
have been improved, II Is Democratic
to The core, and rs q platform Of prinr
elples aud PERTAINING 10 measures II
deserves TO DO placed IN the hand OF
every voter, and especially every
young mao In New Hampshire It's
clear recognition Of the Federal Cn-
slIlution a. both the base and guide of
all political action II Us refreshing ~
the celebrating air which sweeps over
the the mountains Of tho Old Granite
State, In its tTeatmenls OF The currency
question principles are SGT forth which
all Democrats can endorse, without
undertaking TO particularize aS to
the means Of carrying them out II
declares Tor q stable and uniform cur
rcney, aud the just payment OF Ma
tional debts, OF course, such lin
ilation to principles did not satisfy the
Greenbackcrs, but, as Col. George apt
" said, Democratic success on Demo-
cratic principles was the great des'
iderainm, aud minute details on qnes'
tons which divided both parties were
uncalled for and impracticablc, Not
among the least noticeable features
of the Convention was the practical
exhibition Of sympathy manifested Tor
our stricken friends at the South by
the handsome contribution made at the
suggestion of Col. George by the
representatives Of the noble Democrats
Of New Hampshire, Tho denomination
by reclamation, of Hon, Frank A
Mexican for Governor was a handsome
and mcrited tribute to the worth and
popularity, and tho entire spirit OF the
convention augnrs we'll for his success
aud that of the other excellent nom.
inccs. 1t is also gratifying to notice
the denomination Tor Congress on the
same day OF Mr., Sulloway OF Man
chester. and il his constituents appre
ciatc him at home as highly as he is
estimated abroad they will not fail ut
the polls to place him where hisenergy
and influence will be still moro potent
cor oonl RosIoo Past
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-18

Clark w. Bryan, for many years
the business manager Of the Spring
field Republican establishment, and
subsequently the head of the Union
Company, is about to start Sunday
newspaper in Springfield. There is
an ample field for such an enterprise
in that provincial city, and Mr.. Bryan
il the man above all others to inau-
gurate it. SUNDAY Morning" will be
the significant name of the new jour
nal.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-18

There is no longer any national
bankrupt law, but number of the
states have statutes calculated to re.
lleye honest debtors These are the
New England States, Arkansas, Cali
fornia, Dakota, Florida, Georgia, Ida
no, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mich
igan, North Carolina, Nebraska, New
JERSEY, New York, Pennsylvania,
South Carolina, Wisconsin, Minneso-
ia, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Virgin
ia and West Virginia. There is no
insolvent or assignment law in Ala
bama, Colorado, Mississippi, Montana,
Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas,
Utah, Wyoming and Washington In
Delaware a debtor may procure a
general discharge from his debts by
a surrender OF all his property. In
Massachusetts the law is much like
the national law just gone out Of ex-
istence, as the latter was copied from
it when it was first enacted. OF
course it only applies to people within
the State and to debts owing to peo-
pie residing within the State, and can
not affect transactions between people
of other states or in which they may
be interested.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-18

Democrats stand firm, The demo
cratic party Is the only tue National
party, and when II comes INTO power,
rs 1t surely will, tho people will DO
relieved from their burdens, Demo
Gratis rpised from the cellar Of despond'
ENJOY TO the attic OF ec'tacy, should
not deaert the grand old party now
Tor any new,ihngled concern falsely
named "National." Stand firm and
all will DO well,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-18

STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD IS. Court held at
Woodstock within and for said District on
the fourth day of September, A. d., 1878.
Present, Hon. John Porter, Judge
An instrument pnrportlng to be the last
will and testament of Pierce Boyd. late
of Royalton, in said District, deceased
is presented to the Court here by Caleb
RAY, the Executor therein named, for
probate and it is ordered by said Court that
all persons concerned therein be notified
to appear before said Court, at the Probate
Office in Woodstock aforesaid, on the first
Wednesday (second day. of October next
and contest the probate of said will, it they
see cause for which purpose it s further
ordered that certified copy of the record
of this order be published three weeks sue
cessively previous to the time appointed FOR
proving said will, in the Spirit of The Age,
newspaper printed at Woodstock aforesaid.
y true record.
HENRY $. DANA. Register.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-18
VERMONT.

The freshmen class Of the Uni
versity of Vermont, IN Burlington, is
unusually small, numbering only
sixteen, including one woman.
MIR. Carlisle former resident OF
Quecbee, has lately died in a Western
State, and lett his old school district
the sum of $4,000.
Major Charles G Gould, formerly
of Windham, and major of the 18th
Vermont regiment in the war, has
just been promoted to $1,000 pos
itien in the patent office.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-18
TDs age.
Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1879

RuTLFR NomsATHp,-1he Demo
Gratis and Greenbackers OF Massachur
setls IN convention at Worcester on
Tuesday, nominated lenj y Butler
for governor This Is q hard pill for
the republicans, aud It Is q good deal
Of "erow" for democrats, too,
LATKR,-The democrats did not
swallow "erow," Convention post
poned until Wednesday neat IN Fan
ewl hall, Boston. Good, The Bat
leriles withdrew, demoralized, TO an
other hall aud nominated u state ticket
with Butler ID head,