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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-18
From the Old Massachusetts.
The Conflict and The frrjx.rn,

JOHN DAVIS is re elected 10 be Governor Of th,
Commonwealth, for one year, commencing on the
first OF January, Eighteen Hundred and Forty Two
lie honors Massachusetts and Massachusetts honors
him The people, IN the face Of oil difficulties have
for the fifteenth time, declared their minds agans
the candidate of Locoocoisn, and have aga set the
mark of their appreciation on the character, fame
and conduct Of
HONEST JOHN DAVIS,
their Representative, Senator, and now their Cover
nor. We HAVE a WAC House. AND VINO
SENATE THE WHOLE STATE GOVERN
MENr is, AS THE STATE ALWAYS HAS
BEEN, IN HEART AND IN EXPRESSION,
WIG MD REPUBLICANS
Next year and at any coming contest, we are as
sured, the Wings Of the STATE would elect Gov
Davis by a more crushing majority. Morton runs
behind his strength Of last year. thousands of votes
He will never recover them. They have left him
and his party here is waning towards 1.-The scar and
yellow leaf" of lis autumn On The other hand
the Wing majority against Motion is some
5000
And this after all the deductions of thousands who
stayed in their humes on Monday. The Wing party
here is buili upon safe and mistaken foundation
Its structure Is beyond the reach of the angry waves
OF tolyism
IT, c,ll,uipr off al efnfn fran,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-18

English paper
Slate # Marriages in London.
Runaway wives, 1,l3
Runaway husbands, 2,3i5
Married persons legally divorced, 4,l75
Living in open warfare, 1885
Living in private misunderstanding, 1920
Mutually Indifferent, 55,240
Regarded as happy; 3,l75
Nearly happy, 1877
Perfectly happy, 13
THIS is new kind of statistics. We are as
sured that one Of our first moraists is engaged
in drawing out similar account of the city of
Paris. 1t viii be curious to what country
may claim the advantage of the matrimonial
balance
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-18

A DEAD MANS SHOES Rot REApy.-Among
the recent appointments by the President"
officially appears that Of
"Bennet A. Crawford, Of New Orleans, TO be
Judge ofthe United States, for the District of
Louisiana, in the place Of Theodore H. McCaleb,
deceased"
On which the following comment is made by
the New Orleans Commercial Bulletin:
''l'he most astounding announcement Of the
day has been that officially given out in Washing
ton of a successor to Judge McCaleb. of this Dis
trlct, on account of his decrase. Our citizens do
not need TO be informed that the judge is not on
ly alive but in good health. There is mystery
in this matter that requires unravelling
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-18

ONO The vote of Ohio at the late election,
in 50 counties, as compiled by the Cincinnati
Gazette, is.
Wing -4f72
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-18

CAUTION The Editor Of the Wa,h.ngtonlan,
In his paper % this week. has an article cautioDihg
the public aga nsl an individual bearing The name of
'Daniei Euaas. Jr.,' whp has contributed rather
literally 10 the columns Of that paper lie con-
fined in the jail at Augusta, and while there, ngra-
tiated himself aio favor with the editor of the
Washngtonan. and ,ined the Washington Tenn
perance So iely. Through the efforts of those who
interested themselves in his behalf, he liberated
by the Governor. He went to Boston, violated his
pledge, and was fund drunk in the streets. The
editor Of the Washngtonan has made some IN
quiries in regard to his former course Of life and
gives the following as the result -
1.-The results Of my enquiries, and Of mp knowl-
cdge OF him, compel ne TO believe that he is desti-
tue Of every particle Of honor honcstv--that
there is no crime which he has not committed, and
that he wonld readily take the life Of his best
fiiend if there was the least indueement for him 10
do So more abandoned, black hearted wretch
never went unhung. lie has always been most
abandoned arlful scOpndre and WICK ed life was
preferable to him Believing thai the indy idual is
capable Of incaIculabe mischief, It is my hop. thai
he may soon be in custody Of proper men,"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-18

Wing majority in 50 counties
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-18

Read the following official statement from an
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
APREDiCrlON FULFILLED.

Ten years ago. Mr. Gouge, in his History Of
Banking, in answering the argument in favor Of
the safety Of Incorporated banks as places Of de-
posiie, said;
Gone hundred and sixty Of these safe deposto-
ries have broken in the last twenty years. and one
hundred and sixty more may in the twenty years
next to come"
In the last number Of the Journal of Banking,
which every body ough, to take, it Is remarked;
SONY ten years have elapsed since that passage
was written. and in that period more than hum
dred and sixty banks have proved bankrupt. we
are collecting materials for correct list Of them
Whit was bold prediction in 1881, is less than
half the truth in 1S4i
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
KEEP IT BEFORE THE people,!

During the late discussion in Congress on The
Bank question, md while the President still had
the matter under consideration. the wing papers
in New York city were publishing circular from
the London Bankers, strongly urging the establish
nnent of a .N.aTIO.N.aL BANK III this country
The circular presents the following reasons for The
ardor of its sgners in behalf of such an institution
"Our principle reasons for wishing to see the
measure pass are first, that controlling Bank is
urgently required 10 give stability aud regularity
TO The pecunmry operations Of The United States
public and private; and, second, that its Immediate
effec, would be to improve the market and increase
the purchase Of BRITISH .MdNUFAC-
TURES"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
COME AND SEE!

1t is believed that the interests of many may be
promoted by awaiting themselves of the favorable
opportunity of employing DIR WHIrTEMoRE, now
in this village, to examine, and operate upon, THE
TEETH. AS some, who mnch need the aids of
Dentistry, are no, willing TO employ stranger, it
may not be improper for one who has employed
DIR Whiltemore, to assure them, that he is an cx-
cellent Operator, and appears to recommend such
course, as uiH be best for his employers.
Those who may favor him with their calls, will
find him intelligent, aIablc, and scn'lcmanly.
a CITIZEN.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
no PUBLISHERS OF 4PERS THROC'GNOjT tn
L-NITLn IIrA.
New Line Of StasCs
FROM LUDLOW TO WOODSTOCK.

JNliE subscribers will commence rnnring YWo Horse
StUg', the llth al October, from Ludlow, win. Il-
sou furnace Plymouth and Briigcwator IN Noo.,iock,
Vt. leaving Jolnson's Hotel Ludlow on NolGn,> We'd
nrs,ays aud Fridays, at hiatt pIs otlnch J. M-l'cr
the arrival Of the kccne aud Rurr ,1rt rrrNeN
Woodstock NJ hnEpasi oclock P.M.-lruyr v hiinctt
Hotel Woodstock. TUESDAYS, 1lnf,dr ana Hainh,s,
a, oclnrk A. VI, and arrive 1T lrilow in time ior the
kcrnc stage, which lc1vr> Ludlow NJ 10 o'ioch n NJ,
and the Rurnud md Hn-Igfun stage, which leaves at
hnlcItsi , ucloch. =. VI.
Passenger. COIN. North from The Ens' or Fon'h. VIII
find this the mo-. direct route; ~ they can take the
burlington Stage NJ krrc WulpoIc, w. FALL, Chester or
Cnvcud, and arrive NJ Wund-ior The same ia, nj half.
pnst 1uriuch =. Nas0 passengers can iHhr the Bufl-
natun stns nj Mtdlebnrv Brandon. pSforl. Rutland,
Shrewsbury aud Mount lIu and Hrirtt Nood~torh the
same du,. at hrfpa>t o'clock. where srgrs leave the
next day Tor all parts OF the cnurirN: ~
Il. =. POLLARD & co.
Il. r. PoLttnn. piyrouth.
AuGUsTus Haven, Tyson Furndet pyopyi,;o-,
JoSEPH MARTIN, 10.
SAC u. JOHNSON, Ludior,
sept "a, ISL. 1l.N
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
PLOUGHS CiULORON 4 POT-ASH EETTLES,
FIRE PRIMES, OF EN- NONIUS HOLLOW-
HARE, CULTiHJTDRS ~. r.

The yc,r Era Coax Store has before this season
been offered 10 the public, aud where light is
qured for the business Of small family, il considered
the pins Ura of all other Stoves YET introduced The
HeUu0Od Fisher Store is also much admired for it's
utility and convenience in small tmillc>i for farmers,
where the work OF dairy requires lHrce stove, the
WooIsOn Improved, and HGy'rWd's Farmers store ARE
highly recommended. The Pdri0r SiOreS put out this
said Ia excel in hrnuty Of pattern anG work
minslp an, thing Vet offered, ud cannot ir 10 suit III"
most G,Stiduns in TIE procurement 81 what really Is
SairHdh Pdror M9re,it being 20 uRrngcd rs To afford
cheerful open fire. Or mn air tigd Morf. combination
Of qualities believed IL have been bcurc aimed
III" subscriber would respectfully invite the public md
dealers in Stoves, 10 call NJ tins establishment and view
the patterns now getting ont, before making
their selections for the approaching scasun.
All orders addressed to me, "Tison Furnace r, o.,
Windsor co., VI" will he promptly attended to.
AUGUSTUS HiGEN, Agent.
~ b. Orders for machinery castings executed Mt short
notice 1l-istT
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

THNIE VALUABLE FARM belonging to the estate Of The
N late WV. GILigrrE al Shrrun, ana kruwn hN The
name Ut the DqRd Farm, containing abon, 80 acres U the
choicest land in Windsor county and aGoui miles above
Sharon village is offered iur SHE, II is beautifully
situated on White River aud excellent stand ur Iav
crn and where there has been constantly Kept Tor 10
years, uu ri late. Said land is very productive d in u
high state of cuiatOn Of an arabic kind tree from stone
being rich made and easily titled, and Is well watcrcd
mud wOodedi suitable for raising gre Mt quantities Of grain
and keeping large stock OF cattle, said Farm be di
vied about equal aud make twu excellent ones; with
equal share of meadow upland und woodland Ia accom-
MEDIATE the purchaser Part of the payment viii be naC
very easp,-S3O0O nj about 2 per cent interest," and to
he paid scmi-nnnuglly, can remain iorevCr-nnd $4,000
more (ncrcst paid annually can remain Tor many !cars
the residue must he pAi1 IN six months from sale
,uuess the purchaser would prefer paying when the bar
gnm is closcd) said Farm vi" be sold nj private sale,
Public Auction ~ the dwelling house ul tile DECEASED the
18th day "fncXt November, ut 10 O'Clock, A, NJ.
ALSo-On said premises Is Offered for salt, either pr
vnte or at Public Auction, 200 line McriHu Sheep, fat
Oxcn good Cows, Durham two lcur old Bull of SUI
peor kind NcarngS aud Calves, IN excellent pair Of
work Horses | year old Colt, ~ tons Ot Hay, 500
bushels Ol Corn, 2oO bushels nj Wheat 500 bushels Of
Oouts leo bushels Of Rye, 500 bushels Of Potatoes Scgh>,
Harnesses, Carts pl0nghS and linrrOws and other farm
Ing Tools, too numerous 10 mention.
All of the above described property will be sold m The
premises Of the late VIM. Gillette the 10th dny Of next
November, unless previously dispO,rd Of sale to com
mcnCr at 10 O'Clock in the morning. and 10 Cuntimc until
the whole is disposed of. GCntlrmrn who nnXiuGs Ia
purchase elegant farm, aud 10 improve their stock, ARE
invited To attend. e, PARTRIDGE, ADMINISTRATORS
Sharon, Oct 18th, l-il, 7,-iw
r. = Please to rcco,ct the sulc or the personal prop
crtS commences the 10th day Of next Nov. The Farm
will he sold the 18th day. including leo Of least uud
excellent tor sheep pr'turc mud subject to rcl Of 81
pcr wear (ht other u\r aud Possession given the first
day nj next April, Of both Farms, L. r., A!mr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
TYSON FURNACE.

TTVIlC subscriber would respectfully inform the puho
that during the present season Cupaio Fur.nce hns
been added 10 this establishment, and during the six
months OF very successful operation with their Elr-,
Furnace making over six hundred tons OF the very hest
soft Iron, he is prepared execute all orders from
abroad for Sopc Plates, HOHoy Ware, anil Castings of
every description, in the most perfect The pro
prc;or being determined TO spare expense mnke the
manufacture of these works equal il SUPERIOR those
of any other Furnace in this part of the country.
The great variety OF COok Pdrior anil Boz Stores
getting out, ARE well worthy the attention II dealers
Among the the most conspicuous of tlese might be me
toned
YANKEE NOTION COOKING STOVE, with elevated
ovens, builCrsi
NEW ERA, do do do do
WOOISON'S IMPROVED do do Illuminated sidcs
HAYWOOD ~ FISHERS do do
HANWARD'S FARMERS In do
PREMIUM to do
BnN STOVES, various sizes new stila;
NEW STYLE PARLOR, various sizcs.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
N. & VI. O. RANDALL.

HAvE fitted up the shop formerly occupied hy Warren
III Il Nutr on Central street where they irctd to hold
themselves In readiness To do NIL Kinds oi WATCH AND
CLOCK REPAIRING, and Job work oicyery description
tina, is done In Watch repairing shops. They have just
returned from Boston with an entire new and fashionable
assortment consisting of Clocks. NachtS, IeWtry, no
rers hest Cutlery several c>s 0i kucs and Enfk 1o's
ni all Kinds Violin aud B1ss Eu Strings carorrti Reeds,
rttaEn Ware Of the best material and mot fash enable
nattrrns Combs she'll and horns travelling Baskets Per.
nmc-v Mnca.sar and Fears OIL Zine Gold Beads. &C. sc.
All Of which offered reasonable ~ can he found m
in this viciHitv,
b. Please call and examine. and uFcn orr horror the
ThnmsOnan medicine shall be Kept nj hrN, l",Sifct.
". & H. o. RANDALL.
Woodstock Sent. %, ISL
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
HOUSES FOR SALE,

.llEsSs INIE Subscriber wishes 10 sell his Dwell
llllSE l. ing House, situated on Court Street, in
rS@.=ss central part Of the Village et Woods ock,
Nur".""t. The house is large two stories hgh with
cellar under the WHOLE and is cOnycnent Tor two am-
lies, or for one with many boarles desirable. II is
well finished throughout; furnished with the hest Of UNI
failing water; with wood houses, barn, perfectly con
venient, But there i no need of giving particulars Tor
with the exception Of the tHcc unjslly posted up here
across road Of more than forty years travel, which
majority PROCESSES 10 consider great Orndmeni) said
House pleasantly and conveniently situated any
the Green and actually be purchased cheaper
tlian any other, Of equal value, in the place.
Also, another House for sale, (thc whole or halo
beautifully situated River Street not lar from the Court
House II ~ about 10 iec long two stories high, and dyi
ded into fur entirety SeptrGc TcremcnS which average
or well finished rooms each with good cellars, excel
lent water, woodhouscs, garcns &c. said property can
be bought very low, the wishes To change his
line of business" To tell the whole truth lac has not Yet
heen restored 10 confidence" in the good times prom
scd, hut not realized. Let those who have faith ms
grain of mustard seed take advantage of the times pur
chase while property is low that il may rise en- hcr
hands! That is fair. Come on them ye Capitalists, Mer
chants, Mechanics Ply scians. Lawyers Priests Spctu
atOrs, or any Honest for, "there vet is ROOM and
great bargains can be made, Terms made casy
Il, SrREETER,
Woodstock, Oct. IS, lsil,
n. b. One tenement TO let, about these days. H. S.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
DEMOCRATIC SQUASH!

Capt. ROYAL II. TurpER, Of Rochester, VT,
raised n Squash, this season, feet 10 inches in
length. aud Ieet 10 inches in circumference (;
weighing 1872 pounds!
There ye have 1.-THE natural product of the
democratic hank (of earlh,) cultivated by what
lederais,s call, "huge pa,cs," that is, the noble
hands of Gods "noblest work AN honest"
industrious farmer.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
New jersey.
IMMENSE DEMOCRATIC GAL

The Trenton Emporium has table giving the
popular vote in every county in the state in which
the election was contested, which shows A DE-
MOCRATIC GAIN OF FOUR THOU.
SANDNINE HUNDRED AND SEVEN.
TY.SEvEN VOTES! Ilarrison's majority,
las, year, was 2,3l7. How poor must he the con.
di,ion of The wing party when i, is compelled to
make such resa, its only subject Of consraiula-
linn
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

MEDlCATED-pRlcE cts. OF, 10 cts. on, 81 l2 cts.
w lb.-A remedy that has gained great reputation
for the cure Of coughs, colds, whoopirs cough phhsc,
sore throat mud all diseases OF the lungs; also IL is in
tensvc list for clearing the voice for VOcass Public
Speakersi and in consequence Of the extensive sale mud
wonderful efficacy tor curing the above complaints, has
caused number of Druggists and Conictioners
been shown me with my name stamped on the candy evil
IDENTIFY to deceive the public Far the genuine YOU will
call for SWIM. Browns Bonescl Candy, Meicatcd" and
see that the direction signed by the proprietor ind the
candy stamped " WM BRuwN." The true article is for
sale in Boston, at wholesale rnd rein by the Mnufc-
rer, corner of Washington and Elliot st.
For sale by ]. A. Dl NBAR, Woodstock, W.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29

Death Of The Hon. Joha Forsyh.-Wc regret TO
announce that the Hon. JoHN FoRsYTH, late
Secretary Of State under Mr. Van Burens admin
ls,rntion, died at Washington on Thursday night
last. IF hiious fever. under which he had been Ia
boring for some months prior to his decease. MI
FORSYTH held, during his life, various and inpor-
lani public trusts. all Of which he discharged 10 the
satisfaction uf his constituents, and the honor Of The
country Ban Siuie Democrat.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
OPENING OF THE WAR;,
POVERTY & MISFORTUNE AVAUNT!


C,YLVESTER opens the Winter Campaign with flour
> iSh o. Trmpcts. The Capital irlLe sold by him Of
$4,000 IN the Union Lottery, Glass . drawn septem
her 18th, leads the van, Look what !, To follow IN Now
The GREAT UNoS, drawn on the 2Cth CAPITAL $4,000!
TnE VIRGINIA, drawn on the eth, CAPITAL $4,000!
And Virginia and Mary land Lotteries, each with
CAPITALS of $4,000! 100000 &c. &c,
The llacors lManccrirg by Fiscal any other Banks
is rendered more notorious every month by comparison
with SNINEsTER'S ~ stem nj DISSEMINATION. The whole
community have interest In his plan and those
who have not yet derived advantage from II, must, III due
course have their Run WITH the stream Is an
odd u,,agr. The stream is in favor nj SYLVESTER, who,
Tor the last Is yenrs, has in good or evil times, remained
,iendy At his post, pay is out MioHS If DoTs ott
public whose patronage Will ever commend his zeal and
ussiduity.
Again SYLVESTER hces to submit his brilliant pro-
grammc for the ensuing month"; and once again tender Il
general apology Ia such ri his correspondents that were
disappointed in the NlnS u Inst month II is inevitable
when applications are not maic without delay.
Apply then Immediately to ...
:. J. SYLVESTER,
1870 Broadw0y, AMI 22 Haiist. NeW York
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29

pHon. Francis .hallory,a Representative
in Congress from Virginia, in recent speech sta
ted that he was authorized by President Tyler to
pronounce the statements made by MI Ewing in his
resignation letter to be " FALSE EVERY
PRTICULAR," and that at proper time full
contradiction of them would be given to the public.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29

Teunesee.-The Legislature of Tennessee is in
session. Mr. Tuney, dem. was elected President
of the Senate. The democrats have, in that branch,
majority Of one. Mr. Douglass, fed, was cleo
fed Speaker of the House. The federalists have
mojority of three in that body, and consequently a
majority Of two on joint ballot. The Legislature
h,. 70 elect two Senators 10 Congress
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
THE WORK OF THE SOBER SECOND
THOUGHTS!

The Philadelphia Times says the result of The
elections which have taken place in several of The
States, proves the irresistible power of mind when
directed to the building mp of cherished principles
which have been trodden down in an evil hour I'M
de misguidance of reason and judgment. The
ballot bou has now been emphalicay shown to be
better regulator of government and political af-
fairs than the Cart iage bor!
Within one brief year how wonderful has been
the revolution in public sentiment, and yet with
what little noise and parade has the astounding re-
suit been accomplished
The decisions of Federal Bank Whiggerv are
now happily dspeled, and the people of IA mighty
nation have once more emerged from the gloom of
moral and political midnight, to the marvellous
light of an uncoudcd mental perception.
The evidence that the people have returned to
their "sober second thoughts" is strikingy dis
played in the triumphant majorllies every where
given in favor of liberal and soundly Democratic
principles,
Since the Presidential canvass, the following
States have held elections, and spoken in thunder
tones their noli,cnl notifications.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
Pictorial Illustrations Of thc Bible,
OF THE SCRIPTURES,
consisting Of
JIEU'S IN THE HOLY LAND,

Together with many Of the most remarkable OBJ
ects mentioned in the old and new ,es,amcnlS, rep
rcscning sacred historical events, copied from Gel
ehra,ed plcurcrs, principally by the old masters;
the landscape scenes, taken from original sketchea
made on the spot, with full and interesting letter.
press descriptions, devoted to an examination OF
The objects mentioned in the sacred text.
On examination this will be found a very p'ens-
ant and profitable book especially for the persual
Of YouNG PEOPLE, Astounding in the mos, yalua-
bic information, collected with great care, from tho
hest and h,cs, sources. II may, very propcry,hc
d, siguulcd comon place book for everything val
liable relating to oriental manncrs customs, &c,
and comprise within ilscrn complete library ofrc-
scous and useful knowledge, AyoIumc ike tho
present, is Ear superior 10 common Administrator
never be on, of date irJSll is beautifully prn.
ted in moss long primer type hnndSoHr'y bound
in muslin, git and c,ercd; and is, decidedly. lac
lest AMI cheapest pp1iicaiioa Oor the Pricc)
erer issucifrom the Amc,ic0A P,esS.
ICJsA liberal discount made TO wholesale Pur-
chiscrs.
,CsPcrscns in the country, wishing to act as
agents, may obtain all the necessary iniormellnn'
hv addressing their letters to the subscriber, No.
| l22 Nassau-s,rect, New York City.
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
BALTIMORE FOREVER!

An election was held in Baltimore on the Iii
inst, for members of the City Council, which re.
suited in the success Of the den'ocracy in every
ward hut one. "1he pipe layers are used up in
the Monumental City inrever."
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29

Gov. Page. Of New Hampshire has issued
proclamation, appointing Thursday the 25h day Of
November next, to he observed as day of public
thanksgiving in that State.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
Ohio Election,

MAKE WAY FOR THE BUCKEYE STATE!!
SHE COMES IN MAJESTY & POWER!
ANOTHER STATE is FREE!-The Ball Of
Democratic Empire is rolling Westward. Ono,
the young giant of The Wesi, has abandoned the
Harrison flag, renowned federalism, rebuked the
frauds and receptions practiced ny the ieder-
nlsts at the Presidential election, and given in her
testimony in favor of democracy and the rights of
the people,
The election was for members Of the Legs'a-
ture, and exhibits the following result: