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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
NOTICE,

have this day rcnquished TO my son, Josiah DUMMY
his time during the remainder Of his minority shall not
claim any his wages pay any debts ofhs contracting
acr this date also forbid all personl haborins trusting,
or hreinr without nv consent, my Abraham Quimv
Jr shall not pay any debts Of his contracting, after
this date and shall claim his wages, during his minority
ABRAHAM QU1MBY.
Hartford, Vt. Oct. 18th 1910. 25-3w
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CUpA, with population of less than million
and half, pays to the mother country the enor-
NOUS revenue of $l2, 900 900.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

When malice and envy sit upon the bench
reason and justice may ever sit silent at the
bar.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
KNOW.

Those only who know by trial immediate observation
can form any idea the effects OF the perfect ref o the
almost charm-lke cures effected in cases Of the FILES
RHEuMATIsM ALL SwELLIN0s, AND ALL EXTERNAL
PAINS, matter how severe, By the use OF Hays LINZ
en Find who has used il that will not laud It above
all things used and you will hnd-what cannot bs
found.
For the relief of suffering human beings who may be a
lcted beg you to usk-usk othese who know-ask the
Hon ALFRED CoNKLIH u $. Judge for that district, re-
siding Aubern; ask MATTHEW J. MYREn, ESQ, A.
thcms n. ". lsk Gen. DUFF GREEN, late OF Washing
ton city each of those gentlemen know 0 cases nncohuef
able by all other remedies ply scans, though tried Tor
many years. thu have been cured by use ol the genuine
HAYS LiEIMENT Thousands of other persons known SIM
liar cures. We appeal to their sense of j'stlcc-'e h
man feelings
1t but duty YOU your suffering fellow being,
to let this greet remedy be known. Spedk II men u al
your friends. This will save much pain where The newss
papers not read where readers nre ncredGlos be-
cause many worthless articles aae advertised Tor the
same purpose To buyers gay all who have used ii
do not it is boy Ond all praise, then do not ihke IT.
The proprietor will not allow this article To be paid Tor
unless ii cures, when all the directions are fully followed
>HW any SuGFrIlg refuse nor 10 ny NJ ne aces,
he oneht 10 be pHied mare oT has 0bS'hdcy ta" H'S
Mr HAYS would never offer this article were
he compelled by his sense of mornloi religious duly
do all in his power for victims OF distress ana nlscr?
For this purnUse he would devote Fortunes than
dollar for any worthless article ,.
LOOK OuT.-Some SWiGdlers haze coNnteJcHcd ms
article, and mt IL mp Uh UIri0HS dttc6S; DO hht be
imposed upon One thing only will protect yoh-i'is the
name of COMsTOCK 4 Co.: that name must be Arrays
on ne mrdPper, or you are cheated, 20 not ofge' L.
genuine SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold BIZ COMsTOCK g. co. Flutchcr-strcct N. Y.
LOOK OUT!
"Caution" is HE Parent of Sqfcty
An attack Of the PILES mny be positively prevented ny
using when the prcmOntory symptoms are irp the ccc-
brated HAYS LINlMENT. There arc more lhan one
hundred people in this city, and in the United states an
immense number who have suffered hey Ond endurance by
luiut hp kpp
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13

Study the happiness of others and you will pro-
mote your own.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
ATTHEsIGN OFOLD TIME.

ID USsELL Il CLARKE, Walcl-makers and Jewellers,
IL directly opposite Whitney's hotel, Woodstock, VT
keep constantly hand. for nIr general assortment nj
Clocks Watches aud Icwclry. Watches aud Time Pieces
Of all description repaired and warranted To perform well,
reasonable terms. Also Music Boxes and AccOrdons
repaired and tuned on short notice.
All orders from abroad by mail IN otherwise will receive
immediate attention.
May 6, lslO. Lift
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Barnard, 23d July, 1870.

g. g. CH.vrEuiiN would tender IN the inhabitants q
B,rnrrd and vicinity, his thanks for their very liberal pa
tronosr to the above firm and would respectfully request
continuance of the will continue the business ns
usual ut the same place .
Iuy q, 1910. ~
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DISSOLU TIOS.
April 1910.

TIVE rnrnrtncsr heretofore cyisne under me nnine
| and style of = q. a e.. u. CH.upERIiN, nv mut1-
nj consent is this day dissolved and Simeon O. Cham
berlin is authorized settle the accounts Of said firm
:. q. CUAMnERiIN.
e. ID. CfiIIMDERLIN,
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ar. A. CASTLE tenders his services to the nhabi-
tants o Woodstock and vicinity in various branches
oihis PROFESSIONALLY be found ut Whiney's l during
the day lodgings at Col Danas mile north of the Green
Woodstock, Vt, Sept. Is 1910. 2O-r
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NOTICE.

A LIthosr indebted to the Subscriber whose demands
"a were contracted prcgnus to the first OF January lt"'
must be- settled before the r. OF September newt or hy
,icri,r r,r,,,c,- c,rrn,sJ PAUL HOWE.
Woodstock july 3S lsio, 10 TEL
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NOTICE.

IL those indebted to the subscriber for goods sold,
N more than one year standing, notified, that pny
mcnt must be made by the first ri August Especial con
tracts cNccpc) and that those having unsettled accounts
are requested to settle the same previous to that time
Barnard Junc 80 $50 D. II. DANiOkIl
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TOYS The subscriber has Just received the most
tcnsye variety OF chdrens toys ever Offered for sale
in this vicinity. Call and see. ]. II. MURDOCH.
Sept. 49,
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DERFUMERY of all kinds shaving soap, &C., can be
l. had ut the variety store OF J. H. MURDOCH.
Sept. 90.
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STATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate Court hsi

STATE OF VERMONT Ha Probate Court, h'M
DISTRICT OF H.RrfoRD,ss. dfWoodtock rhhn "nd
for said District the 20h day Of Oct. A. ID. loiO Pres
,nt, the hon. JAMES UD4LL, Judge.
instrument pnrporiing To he the last will and Tesla
IN ment of ANDREW SfNENS late oi Barnard, IN snih
district deceased being presented to the court here by
Lucins Freeman Of the executors therein nnned Tor
probate it is ordered by said court that all persons con
nccted therein. be notified 10 appear ut session :" san
court 10 be held Mt the Probate office in said Woodstock
the second Saturday, of November, Eeyt and SHOW
cause any they may have, against the probate OF s
WILL for which purpose 1t Is further ordered lha copy
Of the record he published three weeks scrcssvey ~ inc
Spirit Of the Age printed Woodstock, In said state, as
soon may he.
true record OEI. BILLINGS REGISTER.
true copy of record DEL billings Register
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASES COOKING STOVE,
OPERATING uroN 4 PRINCIPLE ENTIRELY NEW.

OPERATING UPON PRINCIPLE ENTIRELY NEW.
TBNiiE subscriber having contracted with MIR = IT, Chase
for the right of his Tor the County OF Windsor,
bcgs leaves to call the attention Of the public to the
The stove hey Ond doubt ecOnomlcaand convenient
than any other cooking stove In II is convenient be
OF its peculiar construction, aud economical Or the
that viii three ourths Othc cirectssary to
he consumed in other stoves IN order TO do m equal a.
mount Ol cooking. II contains two ovens O large GimcN
sOns which instant have the temperatures chan
gcd by dampcr to be- adapted 10 baking roasting the
most delicate well us the courscs food. The boiling de-
department is perfect IN every point of view Sin boilers
can be- used ut time, The brOine department is 80
sruCtcd, that the smoke is not suffered to into the
room, being conveyed directly into the stove Owing to
the peculiarly ri the principles upon which this stove OPP
crates Of the heat from the fire chamber is suffered 10
puss directly into the pipe while all the coolest air in the
discharged This done by I'M air chamber orre
rch Ing the air and smoke after has parted with its heat
and, IN such manner, lis ~ produce very strong drought
titus I'LL the heat generated mu,' be applied 10 sumo rac'
teal purpose
In proof oflhc above, have connected with this advert
smrnt the following certificates from gentlemen OiunGOubt
ed character who using the this vicinity
The stoves will be kept constantly on hand aud for sale
by TITUS HUTCHINSON JR.
Woodstock, July nth 1910.
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yHNIIE subscriber has received general assortment Of
n new goods, which will he sold cheap for cash, or ap
proved credit Please call and see. have also On hand
large lot Of old notes and accounts which must be DIS
postd of within short time. No mistake.
r. HUTCHiNSON, J.
Woodstock, W. October o. lelO. "a
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
KNyE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Court for the District Oi Hartford, Com.
mssioner. receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands o all persons against the estate OF EDWIN NJ
SAWYER late oiNorwch in said District, deceased rep
resented nsolyen and all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six months from this date being al
lowed for that purpose hereby give notice that We viii at
tend to the business Of our appointment at the dwelling
house nj Calvin Sawyer in said Norwich the 18th day
Of November next, aud the 9TH day Of April A. d. l5i,
from o'clock until O'Clock =. NJ. ofeach day.
JASPER CARPENTER, (comr,;.siousrs
JOHN DAVIS.
Norwich, Oct. ,th A. ID. 1910. 2j-3w
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LIST OF BROKEN BANKS IN NEW ENGLAND.

List of Banks in New England whose charters have eS
pred: Sutton Bank Wikins0nville, Mass. Farmers "
Mechanics, Pawtuckct, r. l.; Bath Bank Mc.i Winthrop
Bank, Me-; Kcnncbunk Bank, ut Arundel. Me-; Bangor
Bank, Me-. SacO bank sold Cumberland bank Portland (;
Newbury port bank; *Wutryllc bank; Concord, (Spur
hawk, Cashier0 N H.; *Mendon Bank PhGniN Bank,
Nantucket Damarscotta bank, Damariscoia, Me.
"1he bills Of these banks still received.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-13
DIR, u. e. PALMER.

>TOTIcE.-O. A. BRYANT& co. have a few barrels Of
~ ,,te,r pork which they vii sell at retail for cash.
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CERTIFICATES.

Dcrsir-I have used ofyour Cooking Stoves, in my
, f." some G p ns Ie S'oye Is all ha you have
coSlcrit one Of the most important u'ntionS rfh"
my knowi'dgc. Being simp', in consfrnch0n and con
p,nigHt form deem TO be durdbic and well chlcu
lated Stove From the ihct that bcHero toum Sdro me
price Of he store in fnriin one gear in addition to the
tnqy which this stove possesses Oter al ON
s'Otcs in use, have no hesitation in recommending IN
pccunay point Of view oevery one whether they already
have or have not other Stoves. PAUL HOWE.
Woodstock, VT, June llth $50.
This cerlc that have used :. LChascs Cooking Stove
for all the purposes of cooking Washing DC usual in an
lies and find ii to he the most economical and coHtcHic
cooking stove which have ever used aud from
pertinent find that 1t requires no more bGn onc toh
Gffhc fCfHrcFSSdTy 10 be consumed in any other coax
store which have used or seen cdcui0td 10 dOo tqu
amount Of cooking. The ovens Of the stove surpnss any
thing of the kind in they bake and roast admirably
well. In word the stove is mhom IauH and would
most conf icmy recommend 1t to all persons III want Of
stoves, u, II. WITT.
Woodstock VT, July 18Th 1910.
Mr.. = l.. Chasc-IInving used your cooking stove in
my ihnly for time past aud finding worthy of all
praise feel it my duty state that consider to be by
far The best cooking store in Having used iO all the
purposes of cooking such baking, roasting, boiling
brong &c can confidently assert that in point of ,con
oiay and convenience 1t rsry far frc ANY thing Of the
kind which has come to my knowledge. The stoves is
most ingeniousy cacudtcd for every culinary purpose
VI, family are remarkably well pleased with thcbroiinc
department of the stove none Of the soke being suffered
to come into me roam. LERAli Lulu.
Woodstock VI, July 18th 1910.
Mr.. Chasc-sr AMER having used Your cooking stove,
No2 in my family for sufficient time IL have fully salts
fled myself of its usefulness prepared to express N!
opinion that IL is pret6rdbic 10 any COOKING STOVE of
bch Th1,e knoWisdge. The saving fuel the amount
Of business that may be accomplished by it, the uses nj
which the hearth is susceptible and all lis advantages Ia.
Ken together, render II, in NV cStmaton DECIDEDLY
81 PERlOR TO ANY ONE NOW IN USE. J think that
none otry 1t will be disappointed, but wW rcG'i=c an
me adranages that could be reasonably anticipated from
| such article. - - -
| JASPER IIAZEN.
| Woodstock, VI Oct 49, 1910.
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ENTLEMENs Mclcskin, Fur md Ieciorn Hats
o.~le by I. hlICHlNsoh 'r' 10
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OBADIAH AllhN,
RICHARD RIDER,
TIMOTHY BROCkETT,
JARED i, BROl kETT.
AGENCIES,

AGENCIES
+. L. BARKER, No. 35s l-2 River Street, Troy, n. y,
THADEti : POMEROY. in Exchange Building, Corner
Of Exchange 4 Market Street Albany, Ny.
FuR SALE ny
r. HUTCHINSON Jr. Woodstock, VI.
S.G.& G.. u. CHAMBERLAIN, Barnard, VI.
MERRlCK GAY, StockbriGge, VI.
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MILITARY GOODS.

ID USSELL d CLARKE have received fresh assortment
IL OF Military Goods and will furnish Companies and
Dcer at the least rate that they be had in this section
Of the Country. eff
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zAFrtcE over u. 4. bryant d Cos Store.
q Lodgings at Aden'1.
Woodstock, July 18th 1910. Hid
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08

Van Buren, has now, by the indie
pendent Sub Treasury Law, adj
ded that of the purse, and if any
further disclosures ofhis intentions
are required, look for one moment
at his recommendation to the last
Cong ess. OF standing army of
two hrQdred tReaYsand men,
Having one half Of this disposal
BILE force in constant service, COM
manded by officers Of his own
creating, and himself commander
in-chieG, possessed too of a civiI
bodyguard, numbering forty thou
sand office holders, and aided by
the monied powcr. MARTIN VAN
buren, mag laugh at his oppo--
sae'sts, and the result who will
doubt.
A iudicious distribution ofsuch
a force in what are called the
Whig States, will enable the
president either by votes to con-
troll the Elections at the polls or
to ENFORCE OBEDIENCE,
Our republican neighbors there
fore, may as well prepare for the
change, should Martin Van Buren,
be elected for the second time
God save king Martin! King
of the United States !!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08
Democracy VS.. Federalism.

sT The Locos tell us with
much gravity that Gen. Harrison
is a Federalist, because John Adj
ans gave him an appointment
while President +! This same
John Adams appointed GEORGE
WASHINGTON, 1t COMMANDMENTS
chief Of the Militia of the United
States-therefore George Wash,
ington was an old fed
&C. Van Buren, opposed Mad
ison, in his war measures, there
fore he is a Democrat! Harrison
was fighting the battles Of the ma
ton, and protecting defenceless
citizens-therefore Harrison is a
federalist!
1Ep Van Buren, thinks that no
poor man should vote unless he is
house oscsser, or has property
Observation-Disclosures he is a
Democrat Harrison is jim favor
ola free suffrage, and that our ma
tive citizens, or naturalized for
eigners, should be entitled to vote
therefore Harrison is a federal,
list.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08
POETRY.
The Marriage Vow.
From the Knickerbocker1

! "Look how hey come,-a mingled crowd
OF bright ard dark, but rapid days;
Beneath them like summer cloud,
The wide world changes as ye gaze
SPEAK it not lightly it's a holy thing,
bond eh during through long distant years,
When joy o er thine abode is lowering,
Or when thine eye Is wet with bitterest tears,
Recorded by an angels pen on high,
And must be questioned in eternity
| Speak it not lightly Though the young and gay
Are thronging round thee now, with tones of
mrth,
Let not the holy promise of to-day
Fade like the clouds that with the morn have
birth;
But ever bright and sacred may it be,
Stored in the treasure cell of memory.
Life will not prove all sunshine there will come
Dark hours for all o will We, when the night
OF sorrow gathers thckly round your home,
Love as ye did, in times when calm and bright
Seem'd the sure path we trod, untouched by care,
And deem'd the future like the present, fair?
Eyes that now beam with health, may yet grow
dim,
And cheeks of rose forget that early glow;
Languor and pain assail each active limb,
And lay, perchance, some worshpped beauty
low;
Then will We gaze upon the altered brow,
And love as fondly, faithfully as now'
Should Fortune frown on your defenceless heads,
Should storms o'ertake your bark on lfes dark
sea;
Fierce tempests rend the sail gaily spread,
When Hope her syren strain sung joyously;
Will we look up, though clouds your sky oercast,
And say, altogether we will bide the bast'
Age, with its silvery locks, comes stealing on,
And brings the lettering step, the furrowed
cheek,
The eye from whence each lustrous CLEAN hath
gone,
And the pale lip, with accents low and weak
Will ye then think upon your life's gay prime,
And smiling, bid Love triumph DER Time
Speak it not lightly oh, beware, beware!
IT'S no vain promise, no unmeaning word;
Lo! men and angels list the faith we swear,
And by the high and holy ONE It's heard:
o then kneel humbly at his altar now,
And pray for strength to keep your marriage vow !!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08
Presidential Electors,

All the States now choose their Presidential Elec-
tors by General Ticket All except South Carolina
choose them by direct vote Of the whole People,
By law of the U. States, the Electors Of President
must be chosen within thirty-!our days preceding
the first "Wednesday in December. which this year
is the second day of the month. Pennsylvania and
Ohio elect on the Friday fifth preceding that day.
which this year falls on the sOth Of October. They
thus open the Presidential ball. and the other States
follow the first Tuesday, second Monday &C.
&c. in November-South Carolina choosing by her
Legislature and bringing up the rear as follows:
Oct. 80. Pennsylvania, 80; Ohio 81 total 81
.Nop. 2. Maine, 10, New-Hampshre, 4:
Rhode Island, a; Connecticut, 8;
Virginia, 20; Georgia, IL; Misss-
sippi. A; Kentucky, Is; Indiana. o;
Illinois. S; Michigan, 3: Arkansas,
8: Missouri, A; total LOG
JNou. s. New Jersey. 8; Tennessee, 15i
Louisiana, s; 2S
asa. New York, AZ; lthe City votes
on the 9TH only:] total AZ
+" 9. Massachusetts, Ia Maryland, los
Alabama, q; 81
/" 10. Vermont, 4; Delaware, 8. Ie
Is. North Carolina, Is; qfteryard S.
Carolina, IL 26
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08
Scottish Legend.

A married couple Of the Scottish highlanders had
thrice lost their only child, each dying at an early
age. Upon the death Of the, last the father became
bosterous, and uttered his complaints in the loudes
tones. =
The death Of the child happened late in the
spring when in the more inhabited strains, sheep
were abroad, but, from the blasts in that high and
stormy REGION they were still confined in the cot.
In dismal stormy evening, the man, unable to
stIde his anguish, went but, lamenting aloud. for
lamb to treat bis friends at the wake Tor funeral
feast.> AT the door Of the cot he found stranger
standing before the entrance. He was asto1ished
at such sight. so far from any frequented place
The stranger was plainly alfred, but he had a
countenance expressive Of singular midness and be-
nevolence, and addressing the father in a sweet i'm
pessive voice, asked what he did there amidst the
tempest.
He was filed with awe, which he could not &C
count for. and said he came for a lamb.
''What kind of lamb do You mean to iake!''
said the stranger.
''The very bes. that | can fnd," he replied, ''as
1t Is to entertain my friends, and l hope you will
share Of 1t.
.''Do the sheep make any resistance when you
take away The lambs?''
"Neyer,' was the answer.
Ter, "when come to visit my sheepfod, I take as
am well entitled to do, the best lamb TO myself, and
and my ears filled with the clamor Of discomfort
by these ungratefnl sheep whom l have fed, watch.
ed and protected
He looked up in amszement, but-the vision had
fed.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08
Spread it from Maine to Geefsia !

tB That if EVERY DEMOCRAT
&c voter in the United States GOES TO
THE POLLS and CASTS HIS VOTE,
our distinguished President, MARTIN
VAN BUREN,, will be REFLECTED
by much LARGER MAJORITY,ihaR
he received in 1896.
4 Magician.
No doubt Of il inAhe least 40 doubt that
IF every democratic yoicr in the United
States would go to the polls and vote for
Martin Van Buren,, he would be re-elec-
ted, for who ever doubted that the majority
Of the people ofthe United States are DEM
ocrats. But will democrat vote for Van
Buren, is the rub. Will democrat throw
away hissote upon man who,sin direct
opposition TO the doctrines of jefferson. de-
mahds it as duty that every ofice-hoider,
from the highest doihe lowest, shall take
the field and openly electioaesr for him,
and to use their power to influence cleo
tions--wAl democrat vote for a man who
spends EIGHTY-EIGHT THOUSAND
DOLLARS IN three years for ornaments
and foreign furniture to decorate his palace
will a democrat vote for man who
wishes to 4asten upon the country Stand,
ing Army in time Of peace, Of TWO HUN
DRIED THOUSAND MEN-will a.dem-
ocrat vote for a man who says TO the peo-
sple "yo~ expect TOO much Of me-" when they
required him to give them the sound cue
rency lie has destroyed. '.Yo. take care
Of yourselves and thu gauesnment soiN TAKE
CARE OF .ITSELF."-will democrat
vote for man who sends to the Kings Of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08

Necessary to elect, 14s; Whole Ne. of votes 2s4
Mississippi votes on the I'd and Sd; New JERSEY
on the Sd and 4,h; New York (excep, the City, on
the I'd Sd and 4tb; all the rest complete the cleo
tion in one day.
We expect to state who 10 elected President with
tolerable certainty. in our paper Of November 7th.
The States Of Massachusetts, New York. and
Delswase, choose Governor, Members OF Congress
and other officers the came day with Presidential
EIeetors; Michigan chooses Msa,ber of Congress
and Legislature; New Jersey chooses six Members
Of Cengssss by General Ticket. In the alternate
years when no President is to be chosen. New Jer-
sey chooses her Members of Congress Ut her Leg
islaaive Eleetisa the second Tuesday in October
Louisiana, or rather her Third District chooses a
Member of Congress for next Session at ,he Presi-
Dental Election this year. Maine will probably at
tempt to elAc, two Members, from Districts where
10 no choice was effected at the State Election in
September. And Boston will elect Member for
the approaching Session, in place Of abbot Law
renee, resigned. New Yorker.