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LET US INQUIRE.

Would il no, be well for those democrats who
have been drawn into the wing ranks, and have
voted for men under n misapprehenson of their
sentiments in relation to National Bank, now tina,
the subject is fairly before them, TO 60 into an in
oniry of the real merits Of the case Had they
not better look around them, and ascertain their
relative position? The men 10 whom we allnde,
were not aware, during the last Presidential cleo
ton, that the Bank question was directly at issue.
But, no sooner had the wings got the power, than
that question was the all in oil of their pursuit.
1t was the central point to which all other meas
ures Of the extra session, converged; the corrupt
heart, from which were sent-out all the feelings
and influences, so detrimental to the liberty and
peace of the country. TO speak plainly, you must
perceive, therefore, that You were deceived by the
wirc-working wings, in regard to the Bank ques'
ton.
Well, after driving the first Bank measure thro'
Congress- under the name of "Fisca Bank"
with the discounting privilege, it was sent TO the
President for his signature. You know the result.
And you know too, that, with the whole demo-
cratic fraternity, you approved the VeiO, and de-
cared, times not numbered, that you were opposed
to such Bank; that Bank of discount was not
only dangerous but unnecessary. You further
more know that so much Of the wing party re-
mains united, 81 stands in opposition TO Mr. Tyler,
is in favor of Just such Bank as you would OPP
pose and its members are rallying around "lIarry
of the West" the very instigatOr and prime advo-
cate of National Bank, with all The odious iea-
lures and powers, against which HARRISON would
speak from the tomb, if he could Would it moi
be well, then, for you who were caught in the mel
of whiggery, so dexterousIy aud widely spread du-
ring the recent Presidential campaign, 10 inquire
into hls matter, and ascertain your position
will you longer go with the party, whose princi.
pes YOU dislike Some Of you are opposed to a
biph protective Tariff and Bankrupt laws; most o.
YOU. to the Distribution Bill; and all fyou TO N,
proposed National Bank. Why then call your
selves wings, in the federal use Of the word
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22
NEW Jersey ELECTION.

An election in this State took plccc on the 18th
and 18th insts, for members of the two branches
of the Legislature The result for Councillors and
members of Assembly, is tie in the Council, and
35 feds to 23 democrats in the Assembly. Four
feds are elected in Morris, four in Nliddlesey, by
90 majority in each county, and three from Cum
berland by three majority.
The State is cut up in such n way that the de-
mocrats may have majority of thousands in the
popular vote of the State, and still the feds have
minority in the Legislature and thus elect the Gov
ernor, who is chosen by tina, body. The demo-
cratic gain in the popular vote is over THREE
THOUSAND.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22
OPENING OF The WAR;.
POVERTY Il MISFORTUNE AVAUNT!

C,YLVESTER opens the Winter Campaign win Hour
> ,h o. Trumpcts, The Capital ':ihe sold by MN OF
S2J 900 in the nUn Lottery, lass s. drawn sep'tm'
her 18Th leads the Look what is to folio" IN Now
Tnr GREAT onion, drawn on the Goth, CAPITAL $4,000!
The VIRGINIA, drawn on the eth, CAPITAL $4,000!
And Virginia and Mary land Lotteries, each with
CAPITALS of $4,000! s3O,0CO &c. &c,
The hacous lnanccrre by Fiscal or any other Banks
is rendered more notorious r.unth by comparison
with SYINEsTERS system Of Distribution. The whole
community have common interest in his plan ana those
who have not yet derived advantage from it, must IN due
course, have their turn. Run win the strcn. Is nm
old adugc, The STREAM is in favor OF Sl lNEoIER VINO,
for the last Il ycurs has in good or evil tines remained
steadily ut his post, pay out millions D9drS tothai
public whose patronage will ever command HIS zeal una
,saIu,ty.
Acam SYLVESTER boas TO submit his brilliant pro-
rrauime for the ensuing month, and once again tender
general apology such o his correspondents that were
disnpponcd in the UNION Of last month II is inevitable
when applications are not made without delay,
Apply then Immediately to ..... ..,..,,,,,,
:. !. SYLVESTER
$50 Broaiwgy, ant 81 UaHSt. N,g YORK
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22

TThVE cited mp the shop formerly occupied by Warren
NUtg, on Central street where they Iacud to hold
themselves in readiness to do ull kinds Of WATCH AND
CLOCK REPAIRING, and Job work OF every description
that done in Watch repairing shops. They have Just
returned from Boston with M entire new and fashionable
assortment consisting Of ClocDs Watches JeNehy, Ru-
nrr> hest CuCr, several cast, C kniy and Forks Toys
ri all kinds 0in and lNs Nio strings Iiaonrtl Reeds,
Briltonu Ware of the best material and most fashionable
patterns Combs, shell and horn travelling Baskets Per-
lumtry, Nurussr and Bears Oh Fine Gold Beads, &C. &c.
al ot which Offered, reasonable be found in
in this vicinity.
~ b, Please call and examine, aud upon honor tho
Thousonian medicine shall be hcpt nj hsy irdcsir,d.
v, y ~ o. RANDALL.
Woodstock, Sent 90, 1911.
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GEORGIA RIGHT SIDE Up!

The triumph of Democracy in Georgia is COM
plete Returns from 63 of the 90 counties of the
State, show democratic majority of 27Gl The
federal majority in the same counties last january
when the federal majority in the State was about
4OOO-was 1924, making democratic gain of
FIVE THOUSAND, NINE HUNDRED AND
EIGHVY-FlVE. Members of Legislature elect
ed thus far: Democrats l33-,Feds 9S. SO we go.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22
JUST RECEIVED,

4 IPACCA LUSTrR RES,
Il Fig'd and plain MERINos,
do do sAAONY CLOTH,
Fig'd, plain and wrought MOI slim DE LAINEs
various cnlOTs,
BRoApCLOTlls, Beaver CLOTHS.
Fis'd do do
Diamond do do
5000 5000 yds. PRINTS, good style,
Black and blue-black YELNETs,
Black ALPlNES,
blue blk. hgd and plain SILKS,
COorrd do do do
5000 yds. Brown SHEETlNGS and SlIlRTiNGS
Iliohland, Bclviderc, Worsied and Merino SIlAWLs,
Kidmcnslcr CANfETINGS,
BOCKING,
Goo Lbs. Northern and Southern Clover Seed,
Cast Steel, Swecds o. - English Iron,
Swccds aud German Steel, COrh steel,
Horse Mails, &c DC.
And will be sold Cheap for Cash, by .
Oct. II, lsll. &, ii. MoWiR.
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

iiiiN 49, rJNHE Subscriber wishes TO sell his Dwell
llliIkt% iug House, situated on C0urt street, IN
central part of the Village Ell WoousocR
Vermont. The house is large, two stories hlsh, WIN
cellar under the whole, and il convenient for two hln
lies for with many borders desirable 1t Is
well flushed throughout furnished with the best OF ui-
falling water; with wood houses, barn &c. perfectly con-
yenient But there is need of giving particulars, for
with the exception of the fence unusty posted up here
across n road of than forty years travel which "a
maiortyn PROCESSES to consider great orndmentO said
House as pleasantly and conveniently situated as any
one on the Green and actually be purchased cheaper
than any other, of equal value in the place
Also another House Tor sale (the Whole or one man,
beautifully situated River Street. not far rom the Court
House 1t is about 20 feet long two stories high ana dNi-
ded into four entirely SeperGe Tenemens which average
or well finished each with good cellars, excel
lent water, wood hOsCs, gardens &c. sau property can
be bought very low, the owner wishes NO chge MS
line of business To tell the whole truth, he mas not YET
been "restorrd to confidence in the good times prom
ised but not realized. Let those who have lalth rs
grain of mustard seedn take advantage Of the times pur-
chase while property Is low that it may rise en- thfT
hands! That is fair. Come on then We Capitalists, Mer-
chants Mechanics Physicians, Lawyers Priests, Secu,
lators or any Honest men; for, "thee yets room ana
great bargains can be made Terms OF pa nent MADE easy
Il. STREETER.
Woodstock, Oct 49, ls4l.
N. b. One tenement to let, about these days. H. 5.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22
HOW CONSISTENT.

Every body knows that, Tor years past, certain
classes Of men, especially politicians, have been
complaining Of "hard times" embarrassed state
of business" " scarcity of money!" or something
else, and laying all their troubles to the misman-
agement of the general government And it is
known too that when the dispensalion of log cabins
and old cider opened upon us, the avowed object
was, 10 reform the government and restore good
imes,-make money plenty, and all the people
prosperous; so that the poor laborer, for whom so
so much sympathy was professed, could have "two
dollars a day. and roast beef and plumb puddngs."
Nay more; the poor, oppressed people were told
by their would-be beneiactors that the moment ii
was ascerlaned that Harrison and Tylers election
was certain, the times would brighten, confidence
being restored.
Well, "Tip and Ty" were elected: but where
is the confidence, the prosperity, spoken OFF,
When was business more depressed money more
scarce, and times harder, in this region' Who
can pay his debts in these prosperous times And
yet, how whist and accomplishing are these very
men, whose calnor has been for years, as constant
and agreeable as the music of frogs in the spng
Why now so mute' Why not take up their old
trade again, and squall about scarcity of mon
ey"-" dreadful times for men who are in debit
" mo chance for young men to get into business, I"
sc, sc, Where is the consistency of this course !
But thanks to Heaven, the illusion is fast passing
away We hear the voice of returning reason
from all quarters; the West, the East, the South,
in recent elections Let inveterate wings remain
silent for shame but, honest men whom they de-
uded will speak in tones of deafening thunders.
Yes they will.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22
WISCONSIN.

The election for n delegate to Congress from this
homishng Territory has terminated in the choice
or Ex-Governor DopGE, who was removed from
Office by the Tyler administration. Five counties
give Dodge $40 majority, and the Chicago Demo-
crat says his majority in the Territory will be at
east 1000.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22
20,59S

The gain in the above counties over the election
for Governor in 1888, is about TEN THOUSAND.
Portcrs majority in the whole State in 1888, was
near II ,O0O
The democrats will have a large majority in the
House of Representatives, with an equal chance
for the Senate. Were all the Senators elected this
wear, the democrats would be certain of majority
in the Senate.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22
D EN- IT'S T R Y.

DR NITTTEMORE respectfully announces that he
IL has taken rooms At Mr. ALDENs HOTEL, whcrehe will
be happy to attend those who require operations upon
the Teeth. Having had good deal OF experience, he be-
lcycs he can d them in such manner that the gold will
not droy ont IN dOV iWO GtCr the operation, Those
wishing to have the loss OF teeth supplied by others that
cannot be distinguished from The original are invited to
call
DR. W. offers the following advice with regard to the
teeth During sleep the Satire sOlourns in the mouth,
nom which Is deposited upon the teeth, nm ncrsai!o
composed principally of phosphate OF lime which is ca He'd
Tartar. Unless the teeth perfectly cleaned every day,
the quantity Of this increases In short tmo to such an
extent that the application Of steel instruments rone can
remove il. To ObyiaC this, il is only necessary To use
the brush and good Dtntric ut enSt once day, Ia,
king care to apply them every side the teeth Equal
parts Of chalk and pumccsonc make avery good powder
But if the Tartar suffered to remain upon the teeth
they are only liable 10 decay, but will inuly drop out
Teeth that are crowded and press strongly against each
other ought to be separated with file, or, the most IT.
REGULAR ought to hr extracted
Some people will not oothpowdcr through fear Of
wearing Off the ennmCl To rcmnyc this OjcCuon II j.
only necessary TO say that the enamel Of the teeth in
healthy state is nearly hard the best tempered steel
aud finely puycrzrd pumcestonc can in no way iuure It,
As DE- w. will remain here hut short time he invite
those who Inay require his services to call soon,
y. D. Examinations and advice erGt.S.
Woodstock, Oct. 20, lS!l 7,-Gw
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22

All quiet, Mr. Eastman, and still as mice, in these
parts. The wings appear to have "no returns
which can be depended on from most of the
States in the above pyramid, especially from Geo,-
gia and Pennsylvania
The Knot Of Cotton Thumbs, down street, hangs
dead in the breeze, collecting dust enough 10 con-
ceul the Mercury, if it contains any. News
scarce in these dull days and very splashy travel
ling CHARLES.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22
PENNSYLVANIA Redeemed!
THE CRY is STILL THEY GOMEZ!

The revolution in Pennsylvania is indeed giori-
ous-far exceeding the expectations of the most
sanguine The federal forces are annihilated. The
Pennsylvania says tru!y:-The Banks party
are literally demolished every where-the big
BALI rolls riumphanty through our confines, crush
lng opposition 10 powder, and Pennsylvania stands
goriously redeemed from the disgrace of having
been among those who yielded to the mad foes
and silly decisions of 1910. There is abundant
reason to believe that the majority Of Governor
PORTER will be at least
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22

Samuel Fitch wealthy merchant of Phllade-
phia, it is said has been arrested on the requisi-
tion of the Govarnor Of Connecticut on a charge
of having forged, nineteen pears ago, title deeds
to two large tracts of land in Vermont, which he
sold for large sum Of money.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22
DE 4 THIS.

III Bridgcwaicr, on the 9th inst, Mrs PRIsILLA
Grow, aged 50 years and months, widow of the
late Elder VIM. Grow Also, on the Sth inst,
Lucy b, Grow, granddaughter Of the above Mrs
g. Printers in Conn, and n, Y are requested, sc.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

VBNHE VALUABLE FARM belonging to the estate of the
q late WV GILLETTE of Sharon, and known by the
hume of the Dana drB containing about $50 ncres o the
choicest land in Windsor county, aud about mes ABOVE
Sharon village is offered for sale 1t Is beautifully
situated White River and excellent stand for Iay-
ern and where there has been constantly kept Tor ~
wears uu of late. Said land is very productive anu IN
high state of cultivation OF AN arabic Kind, tree rom stone
being rich made and easily titled and is well watercd
and wooded; suitable for rasng great quantities ul gram
and keeping Hrge stock OF cattle said Farm can DC a.
vided about equal and make two excellent oneSi with
equal share o meadow upland, and woodland, TO accom-
MEDIATE the purchaser Part of the payment Will be mace
very eaey-S3OO0 about - per cent Interest, ana to
be paid semi-unnuay, can remain iorcyer,-hhu S-OUO
more (ntCrcst paid annually remain for many years
the csidue must be pHd six months one year rom SAFE
ness the purchaser would prefer pay ing when the bar
gain is coscd1 said Farm will be sold at private sale, err
Public Auction mt the dwelling house OF the dcCeussd the
10Th day nfneyt November, AT 10 o'clock, A. N.
ALSo-On said premises is offered for sale, ether Pr
yatc at Public Auction, 100 fine Merlno sheep, iH
O Xen GOOD Cows. Durham two year Old ull OF a SUI
pclior kind Yearngs and Calves, excellent pair Of
work Horses, | year old Colt, - tons of Hay, $40
bushels of Corn 600 bushels Of Wheat, 500 bushels o.!
Oous 100 bushels Of Rye 500 bushels Of Potatoes SlegS,
Harnesses Carts FlOughs and arr0Ws and other ARM
ing Tools too numerous TO mention.
All of the above described property viii he sold on TIE
premises of the late WIN. Gillette the 10th day OF next
November, unless previously disposed Of sue to CON,
mcnCc at 10 o'clock in the morning, and to continue unl
the whole is disposed Of Gentlemen who urt anxious to
purchase IN elegant firm, and Ia improve their stock, are
invited to attend. {. PARTRIDGE, Administrations
sharon, Oct. 18th, lsll. ''-lw
Ps Pleasc to rccocct the sale of the personal prop
crty commences the 10th day Gt next Nav, me Farm
will be sold the 18th day, including 100 acres OF leaSe lnnd
excellent for sheep pasture and subject to rent o ~
pCr wear tbu other taxes and possession gwen the hs
! day OF next April, Of both Eurns. G. I" Idmr'
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STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon.

SIAlE VI NERhoNi, !Hn NON. "e
DIsTRIcT OF WINDSOR, SIS. PROBATE Court
for the District of Hindsor, To all persons
concerned in the estate Of FRANCIS AcKLEY,
late Of Plymouth, deceased, iHtesidic,
GREETISG:
WHEREAS EDMUND SAWYER administrator OF the
w estate Of said deceased, proposes TO render
count of his administration, and present his account
against said estate for allowance, ut the Probate Court to
be holden at Cayendsh in said district On the sixteenth
day of November Therefore YOU hereby notified
t. appear before said court Mt the time and place aiore
said, show II any you have, why the said ao-
count should not be allowed
Given under my hand and the seal Of said court, at
wenhersied, in said district this 18th day OF October
4. D. l9il. -,,,,,
e6-3w- TUOMIS 4 HiHhOND' JuhSc'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22

Iowa,-Dodge, the democratic candidate, has
been elected Delegate to Congress, by majority
of 5li over Rich, fed,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22

Governor Ellsworth, of Connecticut, has ap-
pointed Thursday, the 25h of November next, 10
be observed in hat State as day ofpublic Thanks
giving
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RAND CAPITALS.

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6 ), o o o.!

Well may the poet exclaim;
Truth crushed to earth shall rise again--
The eternal years of God are hers;
But Error, wounded, wrilhes IN pain,
And dies amid its worshppers!
Philadelphia Times.
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QUITE COMPOSED.

Nothing could exceed the ingenuity with which
the leading and more discerning wing fedcraIiss
NEE, the election returns from various directions.
Tennessee, " is nothing strange at ALL considering
The circumstances :" The loss of the State Of
MdiaRa, " is what was expected by many, in their
peculiar condition, at this time" The thunder
ing revolution in Maine, at FIRST was said TO relate
only TO Gov. Fairfield, who is very popular, on
account of his relation 10 the Bondary question;
but the Legislature was whg,-no doubt. How
ever when il was nsceraned that about all the
Senate, and majority of Sercaty.dre, less or more,
in the House, were democrats, the matter was
eased off, in this way: " well, what Of all that !?
there are just rs many wings in Maine as ever,
only they dma't turn omr
But not to be tedious, the glorious change for
the better in our own State, the choice of demo-
cratic Governor, and Legislature too, probably, in
! .Iaruland; the changes in Connecticut, sc. are
all disposed Of in the same comfortable way, among
the knowing ones. Indeed the good souls are
making up their minds to be resigned, and breathe
out the smooth words of comfort and consolation
TO their suboldina,es, even if Georgia, or Penn
| svlraaia, or both should abandon whiggery, just
at this time They begin already, hun out their
drge in advance, and assure the listeners that,
all this has just nothing to do with the great ques-
| tions which concern the Naiion.'
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GEO. WAsHBURN, r. VI.
NOTICE.

IIE subscriber has sold his goods to Mr. John A. Dur
bar who will continue bushes ut ihs old stand. la
is perfectly ring to receive payment UPON all demands
due. L. hCICHLNSON,JR.
Woodstock, August &c, lsll soft
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"ITcre Charles, take this copy, and as the news
comes on, in my absence, mark the result, and add
a word if YOU please, boy, as 10 the manner " the
lection news" is received in this enlightened VII
lugc. Don't listen,-only take things as they
come in your way Here"
"Thank YOU, sir.'
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TO THOMSO.NT.fN'S.

4 FEW copies Of Matson's American Vegetable Prac-
n tice, or and improved Guide TO Health, design
d for the use cfismiiies For sale hy
Sent, 90 ISL. p. X VI. o. RANDALL.
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CASH STORE.

VIE subscriber has taken the STOCK ana sthhu recen
i occupied by Cuis DANA, aud intends doing business
on the CASH SYSTEM.-Ie has Just received from
New York and Boston
SPLENDID STOCK Of GOODS,
adapted to the season, which will be sold for Cash ct
greatly reduced prices. Among them are
5000 yls English and American Prints from cegts up.
500 Yds. MOuslln de Lame, from ~ cts. up,
Black and blue black Mernns, A!eplneS aud Alpaca
Cloths.
FiId. meruos and sGyonY Cl0lhs.
Highland, Edmboro' and BroChe Shawls.
2JUJ yds prime Shcetine., II CT.
800 yds. Tickues, a superior article nj II cts.
Bcachcd ShiTtiugs, Russia Diaper, colorcd Cambrics,
and all other articles equally low prices. Purchasers
invited to call, and may depend upon having Goods
cheaper than the cheapest.
CHARLES DANA, JR-
Woodstock, Sept. 80, l6il.
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MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass 40
for l-il, to be drawn ut Baltimore Nd, on Saturday
Nov 3, leil ~ Numbers--li Drawn Ballots.


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UNION LOTTERY, Glass 10 for ELL, to he positively
drawn in the city Of AlrNnudrn, u. T.. saturday, the
2Jih day of November, lsil
BY AUTHORITY or LAW.
For Internal Improvement in HCrmdrin. H. C.-Statc
Treasury Delaware COLLEGE, and Common Schools in
the state Of DcqrarcI rul Manufactures in the State
OF S1uth CaroIiHQ--GrCcuc and Pulaski Monument in
the city OF Savannah and Stoic of Georgia.
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CROCKERY.

THE subscriber will sell CROCKEBY and GLASS
i WARE, Tor cash, ut cost and freight. All wishing to
purchase Crockery and Glass Ware will find i Tor their
advantage to call J. 4. DUNBAR.
Woodstock Oct. IL, l5il. INV
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TWENTY THOUSANDS!
BANKS.

We copy from the PennSyluanian the following
table of returns of maorities as far as received:
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VIRGINIA WEILsBrRG LOTTERY, ClassK for Ell,
To be- drawn a alexandria, Va. on SATURDAY the 9th dn!
of Now lsil. - Numbers-l3 Drawn Ballots.
GRIND SCHEME.
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