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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-03

myself much degraded 10 suppose thai
they did nor perform their duty fearless
of danger,-mor have ever doubted,
that these gallant officers were precisely
where duty called them. lregret. that
~ such battle, where our country was
victorious, that there should. he con-
irOversy about the merit due TO the
actors in that battle. l claim nothing
above the most humble soldier, who
performed his duty Oh that occasion, nor
shall any earthly consideration ever in
duce me knowingly to do injustice to
the commanding officer, Governor Shell
by, or any other officer 'iu that army
| have thus confined myself TO general
remarks, not knowing in what particular
issue is made as TO the facts stated in
the reported speech, respecting which |
had no agency. | feel no difficulty to
state facts as far as my own personal
knowledge extends, and what | UNDER
stand from others, and not to censure or
crimlnate, but TO state the truth as far as
know or believe the facts. expect
10 be in your city On Sunday, the 23d,
owmy way home, and shall be happy to
see you.
R1. VI. JOHNSON.
Major Thomas ID Carneu1
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II q w 1T TIA Y.

's'lIE subscribcrs COLLECTOR of the Town
Tax. hereby gives notice that he has
received from the Assessors the Tax Book
for 1910, and requests all persons subject TO
taxation to call at his Office No. II, corner OF
Pelham and 1homcs.sirccts, and settle on or
previous to the lst day OF October next.
Dclnqucnts Eor Taxcssduc from 1854 to
1889, are once more requested Ia settle pre-
vIou, 10 the 2jIh inst. as all then remaining
unpaid viii be advertised.
JEREMIAH GOODSPEED, CoHr
NewportsAug. 30, iSi0.'
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w A Ee Ee'S
VEGETABLE HAIR OIL,

'sSIlIS Vegetable Oil possesses the poculia'
u. property, 80 long sought for IN other oils,
but soug htln vain, ,oi re- producing new growth
o CHAR on heads totally bald.
81 great are It's nuurshing properties,
whic!, tyeadiy imrh,ts 10 the roots OF the hair,
that it requires hut ashort lane 10 produce Il new
growth, and Few applications 10 check that iul-
hing of the hair which 30 oltcp occurs, especially
after sickness. IL prevents the hair from turn
ing grey, and when it begins to turn, may be
easily checked and restored to lis natural hean-
ty, by impariing new life and yigor. This oil
is pat'onizcd by Queen Victoria, Prince Albert,
aud the whole Royal Family, by the Medic |
Faculty. the Clergy, sc. No badly who has
ever used This oil will dispense with it. Young
Gentlemen will find this oil to produce bcaui.
iul growth Of whisker- IN ascry short time
From The Royh College Of Physici0aS Of Ia.
rama. FtG. 20. le;IS.
'"DR. T.. A WARD, having proved to this
Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair Oil Of
his con1 bsition has the property orcausiug tire
growth OF hair aud preventing lis fail by fortlly-
ing HE decsyed part, (thc cocis al the aromatic
| ingredients which have been found ia its COM
position by the Chemis, Don Francisco suarcz,) }
| we hereby authorize its use, not as specific,
but a, II good aud useful remedy for persons re-
sickness. or other causes.
s;rncsby ) Jose Ber"a!' NJ u.
''s"'" ny Simon DeHcria, NJ. -
Witnessed by
| Cay,iano p0ntUn, Notary Public.
| The above testimonial OF the great efficacy
aud value of Wards Han ot, WIS gwen the pro-
Inieior by tho Royal College oi@ Physicians AZ
| Havana and TO those who are acquainted with
The extreme rgidness Of The medical police Of
Havana, it speaks volumes; II i Conclusive.
| CAu1IoN.--Thc great demand for Wards
Oil has induced many 10 counterfeit IT. None
is genuine unless 1t has a Treatise Of lhlrly.iwo
pagA round each bottle, with red NyIographc
Label aud blue Isneiie centre. Irepa"d by
L. a. WARD, NJ. ID New York, aad no other
place. Gene,aI Depot and Wholesale office, es
barclay st,cet, New York.
For sale by Dr.. n. Il. HA/4RD,
Sole Agent for Newport.
Sign OF he Great .,Iorfdr.
Newport, Aug 2'tl, isio;-ly.
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Stoves. Stoves! Stoyes...

I have on'hand II large supply Of COOK
SIOPES, from the Norton furnace, cal.
culated for coal or wood--the same patterns
that have heretofore sold which gave the
bes hisiaction of any ever dealt in, and
all of which will be sold as low as can bs
purchased in this State. Also, s Rotary
stoves for wood; 3 Postloy stoves, aud a
large number Of Cylinder stoves. all of winch
will be sold very low, as | intend selling out
this Fall.
Also, large supply of Tin ware on hand
which can he purchased at wholesale at 0
liberal discount from former prices.
All persons wishing TO purchase stoves
will do well to call aud see for themselves.
job work done as usual, aud promptly at.
tended to. WIN. l.. MEkVlLL.
Sent. 3.
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THE BALLOON.

The steamer Balloon will leave this
plach this morning, at half past 6 o.
clock for Providence, and Immediately
resume her usual trips--leaving Provi-
dcnce at half past A. NJ. and New
port ut 3 p. M.
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! Prom Zion's Herald,
MRS. REMEMBER PITMAN.

Died, in Newport, II. T., July 2srh, Mrs. Remember
widow Of Benjnmin Pitman, nged IL years.
sister Pitinnn was one, whose simple, d"voui, uni
form and consistent course, was mn ornament 10 her
Christian pi oicsSon. She was mother in our Israel
whom adverse circumstances could turn aside from
the path Of duty. Ia her bcreaycd md lonely state
w.dowhood her faith repos.d on the faithful promises
oi Hum who has promised 10 BE- husband to the widow
and father TO the fitherless. Precious IN the sight
the Lord is the death Cf his snints.
She is enihu ncd in the memory of her cil ldren an,
Christian friends, especially the s:cd members uf lat
Methodist Episcopal Church. l.. NUDGE
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RH. VI. JOHNSON.
Major Thomas ID. Carnea1.

The last number Of the Christian Re-
view contains a review of the abomina-
ble doctrines put forth by .. A. Brown
son, the Hcrerend Loco Foco Lecturer.
1t IL said to be from tho pen of DR..
Wayland We shall endeavor TO give
it place in our columns as early as
possible,
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TO thcPubIfc,

The public are respectfully informed
that a sermon on some doctrinal point of
the Catholic Church will be preached
by the ReveJ. O'REILLy, in the Cath
olic Church Of Newport, on Sunday,
18th inst, at five o'clock in the even
ng. Sept. 2. ow*
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COLONEL. JOHNSON AT chill
IICOTHH.

We expressed the other day our strong
convictions that Col. Johnson could moi
have been correctly reported in the
stained in the Chillicothe Advertiser pi
ihc 9th ult.; aud. proof %! our having
just grounds for this belief, We are graft
fled IN The opportunity of spreading the
following correspondence before our
readers.
1T is well known in Kentucky, as well
as in this State, that Major Carneal Is
probably on terms Of greater intimacy
wnh'both General Harrison and Col.
Johnson taan any indiv idual in the west.
Ills conduct in The following corrrspon-
dcnce adds to the claims which his ser
vices as Il Qua.ler Master undDr Gen.
Ilarrion in 1879, and as Senator oi
kentucky, give him to public respect.
CINCINNATI, Aug. ~, lS4O.
My Dear Colonel
enclose your speech as published in
the Chilicotho Advertiser. The re-
porter of yonr speech SO for as YOU
speak of General Harrison, has surely
mscunceived you not only SO think
but have SO said. An inference may
be fairly drawn, that you are not only IN
doubt as regarded his courage, but that
you had but little respect for him as Il
commanding General My personal
regard for you, induces me alone tr cal
your attention to the subject and fur
nIsh you an opportunity OF correcting
what | conceive to be an erroneous and
garbled report of what you did say IN
. Chillicolhe Oh the 9th inst
From the enclosed remarks OF Col
G.. S. Food, you will at once discover
that YOU take ISSUE and widely differ
IL consistent with your feelings furnish
,ne with your views on the SUBJECT. They
will be published or not as you may de-
sire. Truly your friend,
T.. ID. CARNEAL.
Col II. Nj. johnson, V. r.,
Mansfield, Ohio.
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n e w Go O'D S.
III. SESSIONS.

IL AS tst received variety of new goods,
. among which arc -MousIine De lame.
Grape de lame, prints, low priced calicos, rich
furniture chintz, low priced do. furniture
dimiy, extra bed!icking; good black silks.
coInred cambrlcs paper dltto PLAIN, color.
ed black Mousliie lie luine, cllallies, Sc.
Aug. 81.
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PORT OF WP0RT.
CLEARED.
3l.t. sloop Moses Eddy, Bliven, New York.
ARRIVALS.

FRiDAy, Aug. 2,,h.Arr. ship iioosley, Luce, Of &
for Warren, 2s days from East oast of New Zealand,
with 220O bbls Oil 200 sp.al,sct 81 mos.--Spoke
the coast OF New Zcaund Fob. 9th, chip John Adams,
Coleman, of Nantucket, coo 10Th, John Wells, New
jersey, 1870; April lth ERIE, Dennis Of this port,
2lOU 800 sp., "a mos out, Tor home soon Mercury,
smith oi Sonington, liulL 250O bound to The Bay OF
Islands, aud thence homes heard from, Bow ditch SOuc,
yIdence, 1000 VIII. ls mos spoke l2th Alexander
Mansfield, Hudson, 1850 18th, bark Concorda, Sag
harbor, 2O0Aug. l6ih lat 81 10, Ion II -, brig Alec
TO- Aysord, o aud Tor Liverpool from Jamaica, all we'll
Brig Cabinet, Fish hn Faii River for Wilmington, y.
g. The e. IN beating out Of our iarbor this mo.ning,
ms STAYED aud went the rocks on Beaver TAIL
the Gully unhung her ruldcr aud recciyed damage IN
her hull sho got oil by the Rev Gutter Vigaut,
Capt Connor, and is now the rail- Way undergoing
ropnirs.
Schr. Minorvn, Nash, fand from Norwalk for Boston;
Samaritan, Cor.on, of Cape May, from Philadelphia Ior
Fall Rivers Achsuh Parker, uandy, Of Sandwich from
New Bedford ior Norfolk Vintage, I'm Albany for Bos-
| ton.
soop Eliza, Lawton, I'm Warren with MHasscs to II
Bull
SATURDAY, Aug. 2oth.--Arr Shops Victory Heath,
hn Providence nr New York Hope I'm Bristol for dol
! Il icnzi, Heath I'm Providence.
MoNp,Y. Aug. 3lst-Arr. Brig Antelope, Harlow, FIN
| rhil,dclpha for Boston.
Schrs Magnolia, Wilson, I'm MntnnIas, for Prov.
Geo. Washington, Read, tn Providence loo lHrcson,
=. q.
soop Hudson, We.t, I'm Providence Tor New Bedford.
---.--. --------
MEMORANDA.
At Havana, 3d inst. schr Concord, Carr, I'm this port
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IAN. VAN nAMBERT's FEMALE
~ UENOyATING rILIS-From Ger.

lmany-lvn enociual remedy Cos. suppression, ir-
reeuia,ity, and all cases where nature docs not
have hcr proper aud regular course.
Sold Ivy J. ~. Hart. corner oG broadway and
.rh,nhrrs stcst and T.. VI. Guion. conner Of
'BoNrry and Grand ,rcoi. aud corner Of Hem,
and Pike streets aud by L. Bdtnct. 85 s'nh
s,,noc. New Nork. Alo. by DE. u. H.
HAZARD, At tho Sisn OF the Gicat No,lar
N,Npn,t. Il Sop, !
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Notice..

4 LIZ. persons having demands agnnst tic
IN. estate of PktLe Sh.gTeid, late OF New.
port, dec. are requested 10 present the same,
and all indebted To make immediate payment
10 S. FOWLER GARDNER, Errc'r.
. Newport, August q, Si0.1fw.
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& q rs Is 3 a q u 8,

In WEXFORD, on Monday evening last, BY the Rev J.
r. Stone Capt Isaac l.. Thomas, To Miss Elizabeth X
youngest daughter Of Capt Henry Vaughan, all Of that
village.
In Foster, on "Wednesday evening last by the Rev.
James Rurlingame, Mr.. Alexander Kennada to Miss
Bartiana Wood, daughter Of MIR. wn,. Wood, OF that
plaCC
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NOTICE..

A ny select party can be furnished. with
- Dinners or S'Iprers nv giving .rcnsona;
BILE notice at REMONRS, ~ Thames st.
Also Parues who wlsIIio he provided lqf
on excursions, can be- accoNmnsdaei.
N. B. a f5lf price wii be paid for any
quantity OF plover, or English SDpe, Us above.
Aug. Is.
EJSREsH TAM..RtNDS for sale by
n r. J. TAYLOR.
July 80.
EARlrD TEACHES for salo by
EB EF& " NEWTON
August s.
n DRiiLARD'S Snuir aud fhhncco- iiusli'
II supply just rsceised aud Cor sale ly
Ang. 6. T.. L. W NEWTON.
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Clerks Office, court IF Probate, NcnPOu,
August ~, 1910.

Clerks Office, court cf PROBATE, NcrPO't,
August ~, IS4O.
n pom the return Of the comnil,eo by this
a Coun appointed to appraisc the real estate
whereof Nicholas e.. Boss was seized du,lng Ia.
lniernnarriage with Abby d. w. Boss. wherein
said Abby DIV Boss hath never rclinquished ber
dover, and TO assign aud set of 10 SAID Abby d.
w. Boss her dover lhGiein il is ordered, ibal
said report he received, aud that said Abby ID.
w. Goss give public notice hereof hy ISblIsllIng
copy OF this order lhresfimes in The ilcr,ld of
the Times, 10 all persons interested therein 10
appear at Ccugtof Probate to be holden Ut the
Slate House in Newport, on The FIST Monday IN
September next, at . O'Clock A. NJ If they ,lHA
sec III, and show cause why said relu,n should
not bc confirmed by tbs Court
i;y order Of The President,
Aug. 20.1 b. Is. ROWLAND, PRO. (Ik
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Notice. :

III. persons are hereby forbid taking
N stones. snud aud gravel from the town
beach. or from any OF the premises OF The
town. or taking and ryiug away any gravel
or sodS from any oi the srrcls of The lows
without PERMISSION from the subscriber, aud
my person or persons who may trcspass n.
aforesaid will be- prosecuted therefor
HENRY G.. PLACE, S.rtd COmr.
Newpr,i. Aug. -. 1870.
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For New York, ria .NEWPORT
|. onI .STONyNG TON

rvzs,zs The steamer MAssA.
A A, cnUgET'Ts, Capt Com.
vE.Ss.ssf.S Sl-.:7 stock leaves Providence
Sept. > at l2 o'clock NJ. and Newport at y
P. NJ for New York, stopping at Sonine-
ton, foryhe arrival of tie cars Which leave
Boston at 4 o'clock.
To.morrow, the NAnnAGANsrTr, C,p,.
WooIsey, leaves as above. Sept. 3.
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10 Printers and Publishers.

T.IlE subscribers have just completed ihci
nc~ specimen book OF light faced book
and Job printing types, flowers and orIIa.
mcnts, The contents of which are herewith
partially given.
Diamond, Pearl, nos. I, land 3.
Agate, nos. |, : aud 3.
/ Agate on Nouparrll body.
NonpareiI, nos. |, =, , and 4.
Mhnionette, nos. aud =.
Muon. uos. ! ,, > and 4.
Mnlon on Brewer body.
BREWER on Mlnion body.
Brewer, nos. !, =, 3, aud 4.
BREWER on Burgcois body.
| BurgC ois Oh Brewer body.
| Burgeois nos. ] > 3 and 4.
Bnrgeois on l.ong Primer body.
| Long Primer, nos. |, =. 3 aud 4.
! Long Primer on Small Pea body.
| Small Plea, noS,l and =.
Pea on Small Plea body.
| Plea, nos. ], 2 aud 3.
! Plea on English body.
English nos and =.
GleJ, Primer. Paragon, double English.
fouble Paragon, Canon.
Five line Pea 10 twenty. ..
E2 2ht line Plea Gothic condensed 10 %
Seven line aud ten line Pea, ornamental.
81 .. IL, and - lines Plea, shaded.
:, 10. y and l6lnes antique shaded.
Also. large and beautiful collection ol
flowers, from Pcnh to? lines Plea, many OF
which are not to DC found IN any other spcci
men; q new assortment of ornamental dash
es, a variety ofcard borders, near two thou
sand metal ornaments, brass rules, leads oi
va0ous thlcEucsses. Astronomical aud physi.
cal signs. metal braces aud dashes from to
30 cms long, great primer aud double rica
scriprs, on inclined body diamond aud non.
parell music, ofsnrious kinds antique, ligli
and heavy face two line letter; full face and
aud ltalc nonpuretl minien, biryier, long
primer aud other blacks; nonparoi', mrion
and brewer Greek, Hebrew and Saxon.
a large variety of ornaments, calculated
particularly for the Spanish and South AmcrI'
can market. Spanish, French snd PoT'n'
guese accents furnished to order, with other
articles made usc of ~ the printing business.
AL of which San be furnished at short notice.
Of ns good quality aud on rs reasonable terms
as any other establishment.
CONNER & COOK,
Corner Of Nassau and Ann sts, n. York.
.-- -
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TO Let,

Ans possession gicen Immediately,
[.--l THE house next norl, of the
&NEIL Perry Factory, with the shop
siii6 and OFT buildings. 1t has Il
EsAS:5 garden attach d to II, aud o
sood VOL Of water. Application 10 be made
ut The Herald Office, or to the subscriber.
ANNA NJ. EDDY.
To b. sold at auction on the 10Th of Sep
lember, PEW No. " in Zion Church.
Sept. 3.
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4 LARGE assortment of Ga Mcrinos
IN some OF them very low prices, and sulta
o for Bathing Dresses, for sale by
Anu. n. II. SESSIONS.
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a MONG which are Bronchitis, DE- Jack
~ sons Cough, Cbing's Worm, Sherman'i
Congh, Cnnfphog, Soda, Calhartlc and Worm
I.ozemges, for sale by II. j. TAYLOR, ii5
Thames street. July 9.
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NE w,
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
AnDA2a
AT l63 THAMEs.sTRE EET

yUSr opened u complete variety Of sub
stanlial Cloths, CassiInercs and Vesiings,
particularly adapted 10 tho wants Of the APP
proacbng Fall and Winter. All of which
are offered to the public at n small advance
from cost for Cash. Customers are invited
10 call. J. NJ. SHERMAN.
Sept. Sd.
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Notice.

SNROM and after tbs date, will pay no
debts except contracted by my wife or
myself, or by our written orders.
U.h JAMES 7ILLEY
Newport, August 6, 1910.
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Notice.

Notice.
TIE subscriber conllnncs 10
.ArS carry on the business Of Build.
rT<ffssaN ing, Hauling mp and Rcpauing
SLlHES TcsseLs, at his ship yard, on tho
Pont, a iew rods above the Long Wharf,
where he respectfully soliciis share OF the
public patronage.
July 30, l3l0.-Sw.
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IN 7own .lieci1ig hottie, .Nc,cpoH, J,ae D
1910.
VOTED, that al persons except the Stree,
Commissioner Of the town be prohibited
from taking sand and gravel from The Town
Beach without the PERMISSION Of ihc Street
Commissioner, until The C. m,niltcc appointed
by tie town report regulations Tor said beach
True copy
huC. u. II. Is. IIowLANp. Town Clk.
4 rALE ALI ~ quart and pat bol'l'- lof 81
". hy +. =. &W Niwtok.
Au,y.ii G.
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To the above we chccrfnlly add our tcsii-
mcny or the efficacy Of Richardson's Btcrs,
They are excellent for all the purposes ior
which they are recommended.
For sale wholesale aud retail at his Office
H. Hanover Street, Boston.
For sale IN Newport, by u. J. TAYLOR
=. SrEeSE, John Easton, Geo. y. Knowles,
and John J. Allan. Price rs cts. per bottle
Newport, Sept. 3. 3w.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

In another column will be found the proceedings
Of the Rutland County democratic convention
We are informed that the convention was the lar
gest ever holden in the County, and that the Ut
most good feeling and enthusiasm prevailed. The
frccmen of Rutland County begin to understand the
position of the two parties in the state. They see
their old enemies, the WAsHINGToNIANs,a all in
the field eager to secure the election of Gen IIar-
riscn. They know that General Harrison was a
supporter of John Adams and his Alien and Sedl-
ton laws. They know that the candidate of the
CELEBRITIES has refused to be INTERCEPTED by the
sovereign people, as to what he will or will not do
if he is elected to the Presidency. They cannot,i,
is impossible, they cannot longer be led by their
old opponents.
The resolutions are Of the best stamp. They
take the true ground and maintain it. Everything
looks well for Rutland County. Let the Reform
party dc their duty md all viii he well
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WE CALL ATTENTION

To the article in another column from the Globd
headed "1he peoples us'icc sior Lmsure." Ever
Vermonter should read the article with the utmo|
care and attention. We seldom publish an ariic1
of more importance and one that deserves so mud
calm consideration.
II will be seen by this article that the old fedcrj
party are once more in the field and that very mad
is ncrving to carry one Of their old members. Get
Harrison was u supporter Of the ALIEN AND Sd
DITIoN LAW, under which MATTHEW LYoI
suffered, under which Mr.. HAswELL the publish
or Of the Vermont Gazette was dragged from hi
home and jammcd into filthy and abon.inabc hoI
in Rutland Co. Jail, and kept there till his heal
was totally destroyed. The same party in th|
State who were accessory TO, and approved Of III
Administration are now as many of,hem as are d
live laboring to secure the election of Gen. IIar
son with the same zeal and determination viii
which they labored to secure the reelection Of AZ
ans. Gen. Harrison is ." bone OF their bone an
flesh of their flesh" lie is their own "kith an
kim" They labored together TO sustain John Al
ans and defeat Mr.. Jefferson. They feel new Ill
and vigor, at his nomination. They have renewe
their prime and came forth 'a'moisf as reels ned
to secure the ascendency ofiheir fivorite.
In the name of the God of our fathers in III
name of Bennington, and in the name Of demo
cratic principles, is there an old Republican. in III
Mountain State who can hesitate one moment
this contest /, Think, freemen Of Vermont for on
moment. Think that the leaders of the old fedora
pariy-,he leaders Of the old Washingtonun Be
nevoent Societies are all in the field. William
Upham and James Dell, old tories, are travelling
bout in the northern part Of the State, elecitoneer
ing. The federal Senatorial ticket in Addison coun
ty is composed completely Of old members Of tn
Benevolent Societies Charlie
Marsh, Moses Strong, Phineas White, Lemue
Whitney, Thomas NJ. Pomory, Horace Everett
Z. p. Waltonf Norman Williams, David Pierce
Del Billings, Thomas T. Hammond, Reuber
Heman Allen, Charles Adams, Benz
swif, samuel Prcn,is., ae all out, wv,kir,
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In another column will be found the proceedings
Of the democratic County Convention at Windsor.
The Convention was numerousiy enough attended
for business conyenton-,he ticket put in noni-
nation good one.
1t may not be improper to say that an attempt
was started, by what in this place, are called IRE
sponsibe boys to get up little skunk skin en-
thusasm about the house when the convention
was sitting. 1t was however soon ascertained that
the boys were owned by somebody. To the credit
of Windsor and its gentemanly inhabitants all at
tempts at insult and disturbance were quelled on
the instant and the members of party differing
in opinion from large majority Of the village had
the pleasure of transacting their business and re-
turning to their homes in peace and quieness, (which
is a rare thing in these days.
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THIRD DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.

The democrats of the third Congressional dis
trict will meet in convention, at Pierce's Tavern
in Roynl,on, on Friday the 10th Of July. at 10
o'cock a. M, to select suitable candidates for Con-
gress, and district Eector.
The Committee particularly request that every
town in the district be represented.
BY order Of the Committee.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-03
REFORM CELEBRATION At HART.
LAND.

The democractic party Of IIar,land, will cele-
bra,e the coming Anniversary of our National In
dependence at the 4 Corners. The democrats Of
Woodstock and the adjoining towns, are requested
TO participate.
An Address will be delivered by c. G. EAST
MAN.
By order of the Com. Of Arrangements.