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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-09
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LIST OF LETTERS
} EMAlNlNG in the Postoilice at Brdgewatcr
IN VI. June 80 1871.
Jonathan Bixby T. Head
Sarah G Briggs James VI Howe
Joshua Bryant Thomas Knowlton
Noah Briggs John Iampson
Horace Bugheo Mary Moore
Joseph Bings--2 Lewis Newton
Almira Briggs Robert Palmer
franklin Briggs Sherman Pratt
Joseph Chase Timothy Pratt
Matilda Clement Edward Pratt
Eli G Dixie Abigail Snuthgn,e
Alon2o Davis John Sargeanis
Amos w Dixie Sarah A Sawyer
Ellen A French lecin Stone
Nathaniel Freeman Michael Shaw
Francis Perrin Charles Staiiord--2
Rhoda Fletcher Samuel II Stevens
Philip Hammond James II Stevens
Albert T. Iloli--2 John Smith
Asa Holt Hosea 'Thompson--2
Hiram Howard T. & n Thompson
James iosey Dexter A T'albut
John Hopkins Ezra Tracy
Alfred I!ubbard--2 John Vose
Olion Hudson Hosea ] wilkins
Joseph Hawkins George Wilson
Wilm lia,horn T. HENRY, +. NJ
N. b. Agreeable 10 the rostoilice regulations
shall give no credit on letters or papers,
G2 +. H., p. NJ.
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TOYS. The subscriber has Just received the most OK
tensve variety of childrens toys Offered for sale
in this vicinity. Call and see. j. IL. MURDOCH.
Sept. %.
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DIR. 4. SHERMAN'S
NIEprCAWxp IOTEMGTS.

II CHiLDREN or aiuitS can take medicine in this
form wjih0Tt diGcWHg.
is me oHiy uay 10 make il pleasant get GscororcG
~ Purchasers icii please 0Lscuc haE the name ~,
SHERM.iN, ". ~ is on each Tor.
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lD"We learn that Mr. Samuel Paul, ofPomfrct,
on Monday was seriously injured by the falling of
n tree
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NEW COODS.

TINE subscriber has just returned from Boston
l. with good supply of NEW and rAsHIoNA-
BILE GOODS, which, in addition to his stock on
hand, makes very complete assortment all OF
which will be sold lower than ever for cash, pro-
duce, or approret credit.
Good sly 10 and high colored Prints for II cents
per yard, and some very fair as low as cents
Y. ii. Tea, So cts, Salt, 90 per bushel, and
other articles in my line, equally as low. Those
who doubt, please call, enquire and examine for
yourselves. OLIVER BAILEY.
So. Woodstock, July l, ls4l.
N. B. All persons having accounts of one year
old and upwards, and notes good deal older, will
please call and settle the same very soon, or they
will find them in the hands of an attorney.
62-69 q. Ii.
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.

r HAVE received from New York and Boston n genera
j assortment Of SPRING \ SUMMER GOODS, which
will be sold cheaper than ever for cash.
T. HUTCHINSON, Jr.
Woodstock, May &c, lsil
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L IVER Y S IA BL I.
s. T.. HUNG Err.
Has "phirsi wrGie" teams, always on hand for tho
accommodation of the people, at the old
stand on Court Street. 5Stf
WILLIAM BROWNS
SARSAPARlLLA COMPOUND SYRUP,


'IiE most popular, the most pleasant, the most whole
i some, and one OF the most powerful PURIFIERS Of the
blood. Every body is prasng it, and all in pursuit Of
it. Sec that you get the genuine, md call for william
Browns Sarsaparla Compound The article is for sale
by all the Grocors, and many ofhe Druggists in Boston,
Sllem, Worcester, Lowell Springfield Hartford New
Haven, New Bedford Fail River, Providence Portland
Bangor, and most Of the country towns are supplied.
Dealers supplied NJ the manufacturers price by a.
the wholesale West India Goods and DUrggcst stores ~
Boston.
1t is the cheapest preparation Of sarsaparila now "a
market according to the quality Price 30 cents bottle
including the soda. No doubt its efficacy uiC
examining my steam apparatus or extracting t.v
strength from the root, And further evidence SIT
certificates Of Mr. Fcssendcn.
! hereby certify that within the last two months have
prepared in my mill, for William Br0wn Chemis, 4ol
Washington street Boston, two thousand five hundred
pounds othc brs. OF Spanish Sarsapara the greater part
already used up in manufacturing his celebrated Mead
Syrup. have further orders to prepare more.
PHILIP b. FESSENDEN, West Cambridge, Mass
SqrSaYariiia Compound or SIrer TOP. This celebrated
Summer hes eragc has cngth found its way into Chcs
hire county We have tried il and End it all II processes
To be- II is recommended for its cheHpness, about
cent for Il half pint tunlber !h-N. H. ScHtiHdk
UiHiaq BroiUm's SdrsdPGrHa Mead makes cGpitalbe
ycragc for this weather. II is cheap wholesome
md refreshing II is almost fashionable hard cider
CiqrtmOm Eqgie
Sold by r. 'HUTCHLYSOY, Jr', Woodstock 57-y
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If the principc Of all these nppon,mens-this mo.
nonnly of public trusts by members Of Congress md
n Partisan Editors II be cvCcpuonahle, taud would
not have alluded 10 them BUT FROM MY DELIBERATE
CONVICTION THAT THEY ARE ESSENTIALLY VI
CIOUSD THEIR EFFECTS ARE TRULY ALARMING
Henry clay in leg.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIVE cOpartncrshp heretofore existing under the firm of
l. WITT n SOUTiGlrE, Merchant Taors, is this
day by mutual dissolved. All demands due said
firm will be settled by p. u. southsae,
II. b. WITT,
Woodstock, April H. loll. 7. b. SOUTHGATE.
PORTER b. SOuTnGlTE requests all persons indebted to
the late firm OF Wit y Soutigate to call and make immc
date settlement. P.B sOUTHGATE.
April IL, lSil 5l;U
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LAST CALLii

A IL demands due the late firm of WITT &
n SOUTHGATE, must be paid before the first
day Of September, next
s. Particular attention must be paid 10 this
call, TO save cost.
The above demands will be settled by
p. b. SOUTHGATE.
July Z, 1871. 62-69
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NOTICE {! /!

FENE copnrtncrshp heretofore existing under the firm
a of Bailey Morse Is by mutual consent this day dis
solved. OLIVER BAILEY,
PARKER MORSE.
South Woodstock Nav 10. ISL. 5j-sw
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REVEREND !. CovERT's.
BALM OF LIF Z.

/ NEU and raiuaJlc remedy for The Gre Of Consunlg
h9a i'f1na, Br9uchhis, cronP, WhooP'ng congh, and
used gBdrCc0HmCuaeGb by tbc NcGicG idcaHy, 10 uhoH
he receipt hoe bCtH tfco'y MliC hiotca
IN PHELPS IND 90. BHOLESiLE DRrGGEST
li2 UiFER STREET, GENERAL AGENTS, ARR
PREPARED TO SrPPLY all ORDERS on IHE
PROPRiEROR'S TERMS!
TIVE PROPRIETOR il now receiving, almost daily
testimonials Ol the highest responsibility IN favor hi
medicine, from Physicians, Clereymen and Others, whu
have become acquainted with It's nature aud effect
among which ARE the following
From the Boston Nedca'Journai, Angus, 2Gth, 1870.
The following ism extract from article in that paper
on Norbns Lryng.HS ConcioHat0rUm" or bronchitis,
by FRANK H. HAMILTON, Professor in Materia Mcdica
and General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.
"lhc Rev l. Coycrts Mixture, ulso now used extern
svey for this affection by clcrgymcI, belongs To the
class of stimulating tNpecloBnts being one Of those lucky
combinations 0f medicinal agents which, while 1t promote.
cNpcctoraliun, does not mrnir the tone Of the stomach
OF this medicine wriuy nj hCr to speak since is com.
position j. not held from the PROGRESSION, aud We hope
the proprieos will lit to give To the public
We therefore, venture to recommend IT, having enpu Ell
ii in case, and In the Of many Others, with
decided honcit.
TO an trhom mar concern. This may certify that
have examined the Rev Cnyerts Ingredients com.
pounded under the name Of the BALM or LiFE and be-
eytd said compound is happily calculated to relieve per-
sons fall ages and sexes afflicted with and chronic
dHeases of the lungs and windpipe, Ms indicated by
coughs, difficult breathing and pains IN different parts 81
the chest il administered nedcr suitable circumstances aud
JOSEPH T. plrNEY.
PHYSICIAN SURGEON.
AuHuRN; August Dist, 1888.
This certlcs that having examined the Rev. l. Coverts
BiLN or LIFE, in all it, component parts, we do be-
lCyc 1t to be of the best compounds for coughs con-
sumptions, chronic nnmninns, etc, Of which we have
any knowledge, and do most cordially recommend its
to all afflicted with the above named disease.
J.W.DANlEIs, NJ. u. si,,.
". LOVEJOY, NJ. u. NA''""'
GORDON NEEDIIAM, VI. u. Onondaca.
T.. LAWRENCE, VI. u Uudwnsvill.
On G II. PHELPS England Agent, Hartford, Conn
AGENTS IN FREMONT.
TiTrs NuronINsoS, Jr., Woodstock,
H. u. Newton, Norwich,
J. C.. Brooks, Hartford,
Wooster OOwncr, Sharon,
DOwner Neyns & Fish, ROyalton,
q. Gleason * Co. Bethel,
II Richardson q Co. Rochester,
Myrick GAY, Stockhrdge,
J. w. French, Randolph,
=. u. Mason, West Randolph,
Egerton 81 Walker East Randolph. 57-ly
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goo TONS NO. l. PIG IRON Equal TO SCOTCH.
The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that orders for
the manufactures Of the establishment will for quality o
metal and style Of Workmanship be executed to the entire
satisfaction at purchasers.
Orders for Stoves Plate should he forwarded early In
the season. Al communications addressed to the suhCs
Der ut sou Furnace r. d. Windsor Co. w. will re-
cCye prompt attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
Tyson Furnace, August, =, 1910. l1-tf
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U ION II O U S L,

MONTPELIER, VT.
ITNHE subscriber would respectively inform the public
that he has taken the above named House, and that
the establishment has been fitted up in good sly lche fiat
tiers himself that entire satisfaction will be given to all who
may favor him with call. Ever grateful to his old and
numerous customers who have patroHzed him while keep
ing the Stage House, N Danyc, for more than ten years
pahe still hopes that they will continue their GyOrs AT the
UNoN House. aud he respectfully invites his present pat
and the travelling public generally when visiting the
Capitol toCall on him, ped2iHe himself that his house shall
be kept ina clean quiet and peaccabc manner and that he
will do his best cEdeayors to render the stay of his ecst-
pleasant aud comfortable. JNO. KELSEY.
Montpelier, Dec, Il, 1910. 3j-tf
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A List Of the Prescribed and Re-
wardcd, in Vermont.
REWARDED.
GvELLOTTNED.

A. w. HYDE, Collector. WI. BRIGGs, fed, orator
IIEMAN Lowry, Marshal. WM. BARRON, old fed.
DAN'L KELLOGG, Dist. Atty CHARLES DAVIS, old fed,
MALACHI CORNING, keeper
OF the Light House at Jul Il, JONES,
nipcr Island.
Axe! spalding, Pension Agent, Thomas Reed,
CusiOm-HOuse officers.
] II ITollenbcCk, Burlington II Miller, Wi'ison,
Danlord Mott, Alburgh Frederick Ilazen, AIbursh
Zorastcr Fiske do. Ihad Crane, Richmond,
n J. Whttcmore, SwantOn, Geo w Foster, SwaItOn,
John Doaviu Franklin, Orvill Kimplon, Franklin,
John Lewis Berkshire, l. NJ Potter, Berkshire
Geo. w Hill, Lowell j 5 Royce, Richiurd
7. Fuller, Troy, Curtis Elkrs Troy,
II Richardson, Montpelier Luther Cross, Montpelier,
James Roberts, Burke, silas llonshlon, Lyndon
4 q TarltOn ST, Albans,
Richard Powers, Master Of po,i =, ,y,,,.. ,,i,,,,
Revenue Boat, Burlington, '''' "'0''''' '''o"
P0sfmaStcrS.
W .DowNER, Sharon. CHESTER BAXTER, old fed.
Il. WELD, Ilnrtand. CURTIS CADy
l.. ABBOTT, Windham. WILLIAM HAMS, Jr,
- BENNETT, Rockingham. HARVEY WOOD,
T. J. ORNsDEE, Rutland. JESSE COVE, old fed.
jill ROBINSON ,prOCtOrsyillc. l.. T.. PARKER.
J.H. WELLS, Bellows Falls. j. w. MOORE fed. editors
A. J. kETCHAM, Brandon ID. w. &. CLARK, Gd editor
f. MILLS, burlington. H. u. STACY, Ted. edi or.
o, COLBuRN. Burke. AsAnEL HUNTINGTON.
J. SlRGEANT, Windsor. w. Il. GILKEY.
q. A.. GRANT, WOOdstOck JoEL EATON.
II. KELLOGG, Bennington, DAVID Love,
b b, Newton Norwich Harvey Burton, old fed.
p. o. Sergeant, Chester. Joel Gould.
:. VI. Parsons Jericho. H. Nclherby.
u. s. Morse, Shelburnc Geo, u !sham.
c. y, Barton, Charlotte. e.. G. Martin.
VI. Harrington, Factory Pt Augustus Clark.
John Glidden, l.. Randolph. Alfred lChard.
Seth Cushman. Guildhnll u. H. pcnnsOn.
l.. X. Barker, sherhnrne, Benz Mayham,
John Smith, Brookhcld, Noah Paine,
Oliver Avcrill, Mortified, l.. Smith,
lanes Hale Barre, Johnson
l. l. Ducher, 81. Adams, Oscar burton,
Addison Buck, Pltisiurd ID WnslOw
l. Sihey, T. Montpelier, Mctcali
W Kimbal, Barton, - Cobb.
Moses French, Hartford, Justin Brooks,
T. Leonard, Wallnaiord, -
Mouon, Castleton, Chester spencer
\ Bancroft rlainheld, u Hall
+ Chambcrlin Braintroe, Abel Lyman
Pike, johnson, & Lynde
Camp. Stowe Geo ID Downer
Shubacl Wales, T. ROXbury, -
u Farr, Wells River, II Tracy
Geo w Gates, I.unenburgh, ). Sergeant
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lust Received and for sale low fresh lot OF West In.
y dia Goods, warranted Of the best quality
Dry Goods IN f,w days Is per cent lower than
.. A. BRYANT & 60,
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MA RSH g. ID A ltRE TT,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSF LLORs AT LAW

Office, Elm street, near The Congregational Church.
The subscribers have formed such connection, under
the above firm, to be able to give prompt and careful
attention to whatever business in Law and CuASCERY,
may be entrusted to them. CHARLES MARSH,
JAMES BARRETT.
Dec 90, 1910. 36-tf
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TYSON FURNACE.
PLYMOUTH, VT.


yGNHE subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of
q the public, dealers in Stoves Iron ware, &c to the
manufactures of this establishment. Within three Years
Blast Furnace, aud all the budngs& machinery have been
built and put in operation necessary to manufacture iron
and put into the various forms of castings required for t
market In this time more than trO huHdrCd Tons Ofe0od
oundy metal has been made at these works. The facilities
this place for working iron such Oenubc the pro-
pretOr compete successfully with other manufacturers
In this country and the Blast Furnace having been in OPP
Grafton for several months and making than
thirty tons Of excellent soil metal per week, furnishes
supply Of Stoves, Stove plate, liaGwwarc CHud:Ons
and every variety O Castings and Pig Iron OF superior quail
ity, on the most favorable terms, to dealers.
supply of the much approved W0OlsOn Improved Cook
stove with mir tight furnace, Badger, llaywnrds the
Reyerblc Hue Premium several patterns elevated over
Cook Stoves and other patterns adapted tn the different
markets, all sizes six plate or Box Stoves Vermont Par
ors much cmbcishcd and improved, lasp Parlor, new
aud beautiful pattern, (Which, for symmetry aud taste, is
pronounced superior any thing O the kind in the mar
ket Ioowwarc, Fire Frames, &c &c now on hand and
will be sOld favorable TERMS at very reduced prices to
dealers.
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NOTICE,

A IL persons indebted to the firm Of IIAPGOOD
n & HENRY, are requested to call TO make
settlements and pay Immediately, or thore will be
some other course taken.
IIAPGOOD & HENRY.
Bridgewa,er, Jny |, 1871. 62if
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WANTED,
n eW c dS.

TIVE subscriber has Just received from Boston, IN odd
ton tn his former stock the greatest variety of Watch
cs Jcwclry Silver ware, Britannia ware, fancy goods mu
sc IN Sheets and musical Instruments toys, clocks and
time pieces rifle powder, and PERCUSSION carsi combs
ptcmery und shaving soap good assortment OF bass
yiO and yic strings, rarione reeds violin bows, screws
and bridges pucnt heads Tor bass vios, mud in short H.
most ANY article that may he found in variety store
which vii! be sold ut reduced prices for cash, produce, oil
short and approved credit.
" pcdCrs wishing for any Of the above articles, can be
furnished cheap at any other store in the country
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
j. II. MURDOCH
~ h. Particular attention paid to clock and watch re
pairing nnl also to the repairing ofjcwclry. J. II. NJ.
Woodstock, sept, 90, lsiO II
Tg7IE mite, and accounts and all demands due the late
firm nj Il. a Morse are purchased by the subscriber,
aud arc in hi, hands o collection, and he hereby requests
that they be settled by note or otherwise Immedhcy.
OLIVER BAILEY.
S,nih Nnnl.tncR Mnv 10 lall hE.sw
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Tin, COpppr and Sheet Iron Work.

DERFuMERY Of all kinds, shaving soap, &C., can be
L had nj the variety store Of j. II. MURDOCH
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LIST OF LETTERS

EIST OF TETTEKS
ENAlNING in the PostoIlice II, Brownsville
IL VI. June 80, 1871.
John Burnham Mary A ITcrrich
Polly T. Blood Reuben Kendall
Levi Bixby Martha McNelly
Clarrissa Clark Hannah NJ Mathcr
Mary A Ellis Frederick Robinson
Phena Harrington William Stone
Oliver Gibson Minerva Tewksbury
Nancy Hutchinson Alfred Worcester
Syl,anus c Hale Henry Williams
Clarrissa 7 Hammond Horace Whitaker
Thomas Hammond
62 X. B. FRO wv, p. M
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAIL-RoAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

-. s rI''-, fiiTss' ' II 7T;5.iT 9.t =
81 ~ ~ 4 -, - ~. - y, a,
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"BEFORE WOULD REMOVE PUBLIC OFFICER
FOR MERE DIFFERENCE OF OPINION, WOULD
SUFFER MY RIGHT ARM TO DE SEVERED FROM
. .
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

and public dishonesty, with bass hypocricy,
with faIsehoed, deception and double deal
ing, and with weakness, want Of intellect
and independence. where shall we look for
men to fill our high and responsible Offices!
Judge Shattuck, it so happens, is too we'll
known to be effected before the public by
such small means as these. This Lexington
Union affair and another little driveller of
other mems SANDERS little higher up yon-
dey, are The only papers in the State who
have had the hardihood to accuse Judge
Shattuck in the slightest degree of unfair
ness in his private, public or socialrelations.
They are content with attacking his political
opinions and principles. But these little
brainless concerns think there is no way of
conducting political warfare against a can
didate, whatever may be his standing and
character, but by low, dirty accusations "a
gainst him of dishonesty and meanness, and
ifhe be a religious man he must of course be
branded as a hypocrite
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
Very reasonable and auto modest.

The people have now got possession of the
millions of dollars. Now the anti-bonders
just ask the people to give this Indebtedness
to the several debtors and pay the bonds
themselves in order that McNutt and few
Others may have the fun Of swearing that the
bank is nulifed and destroyed by the people.
Now, this would cost nothing except six
teen hundred thousand dollars to the note
holders Of the bank and FIVE millions of dol
lars, and perhaps not thatmuch, TO the people
of the State. Well, this would be very funny
indeed. 1t is certainly very reasonable re-
quest! And quite modest withal! The people
| will do il of course.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
Colonel Bingnman.

We hear from the Colonel almost every
day. He is going ahead in the north in fine
style. He makes nearly clean sweep of the
Bond Question wherever he goes. In fact,
that question is one that will not bear inVes-
LEGATION. When fairly presented to the peo-
pie It's seen to be mere question ofhonesty
and dishonesty. And more than all this, it
modestIy asks the people to destroy the Union
Bank-give to its debtors the seven millions
due it, and take the burden of the bonds
upon themselves!
Is it any wonder that such man as Bing-
aman should leave such a subject as this
lifeless behind him!
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
No dodging the question now.

Candidates, stand up 10 the rack! Stand to
your principles, gentlemen, and let the ques-
ton be decided now which has been agita-
ted during the canvass. 1t is too late 20 change
front now. The "Bond Question" is the
question. Two months ago, you contended
that o0hig or democrat was not to be thought
of at the pos-that the "bOnd question: was
the only question. Now stand up to your
principles. If the bond question is dead, it
died because it ought not to live; but we will
hold you to your contract. 1t is TOO late now
to change the issue and try to dodge the
question. The "Anti-bond" candidates il
they are men will stand up to their princi-
pies. You started upon the bond question:
electiOneered upon the bond question-and,
now you must die upon the bond question!
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

honor For people to do wrong, to refuse
to comply with a solemn contract, would be
contrary to the very spirit of democracy,
which, is, to do unto others as you would they
should do unto you. Democrats should be
careful to pursue such course as will do
honor to the people and the popular sense.
They should not, by tramPling upon good
faith and justice, put weapon in the hand
of the enemies of popular freedom.
Above all, let not the democratic party sac.
rlfice one iota Of justice and national inlegri-
ty upon the altar Of party success. A triumph
obtained by appeals to the mercenary feelings
OF the human heart, would be unworthy of
that great party. 1t would be but harvest
OF dishOnor, comforting no lasting power. 1t
would soon commend the poisoned chalice to
their own linso
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29


The Judges of the election at the several
precincts in this county, and we hope else
where, will be requested to ask the question
ofevery voter as he approaches" Bond or
.4nti-BoHd" And the Clerks will be request
ed to set down the response, 'B' or "A at
each mans name. There is, of course, no
compulsion in this matter resting upon either
Judges, Voters or Clerks; but, it is free
country and we have right if we choose to
KEEP THIS REGISTER. The request will be made
and We doubt not it will be complied with.
The bord payers will stand up to il to a man.
And surely our opponents will not object to
an open and manly course ike this. They
say they are not ashamed Of their principles;
;hen tell it at The polls and let The register be
kept
Let this conrse be pursued in every county
and at every precinct.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
Judge shattuck,s sIanderers.

The Lexington Union of the 10th inst,
came to us with a communication of the most
vulgar, ridiculous and slanderous character
we recollect ever to have seen in a newspa-
per. The impudent jackass who wrote it
attempts to vilify and abuse the Judge for
every thing that is dishonest, mean and hyp-
ocritical. 1t is strange that the editor of the
Union had not more discretion than to pub
fish such an article.
We wish to be understood as not COM
planning of the article, for it sufficiently ex-
plains and destroys itself. We only wish to
call the attention of the people to the means
in use by the enemies of Judge Shattuck to
defeat his election. When such men as
David 0. Shattuck are charged with private