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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-15
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AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.

The election on Thursday last for Mayor Of The
city Of Baltimore resulted in the choice Of Solomon
Hiilen if. Esq. the nominee of the Democratic par
ty,by a majority over both the opposing candidates.
Iii, majority over General Leakin, the nominee Of
the Wing party, was 1910, and over Col. Small,
the independent candidate, l,799. The whole
amber Of votes poll cd was 1916.
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From he EreHirR Signal, "
SHERRY WINE BlTRS,

hihsL arc ielntul very nlgnly NI'u vrsty rec
- "n''i,u'u ny guy si'i's' W. ~ S', w IN giving
sasiicturil, ptu'cd thSir 'iItu,s. Intinci las III
sIi-n'rs' w, '"t'' w., heal
restore, and II not laid aside, preserve the -,
economy IN Il state Of habtml heHlthincss 1 n,a,"
be toe frequently commendr by just tntDniun Nv, re-
prc,.-lA u. a ID. sands, ~ and lID Iult', ,a a
agents..
1-F Ia speaking ofthc excellence Of the Shpr,y;,.
Btlcrs Of whirh Messrs. A. II. a ID. Sans arc'.'-'
we meant those prepared by DIR. ;. D. RfHAn.
South Reading, Mass.
ron SALE IN Woodstock, By JAS. ROsSr,-b
J. H. Danfortli-D,lhel, J. a J. Smith J,-Roypu
powner, Ntvens Il fish-Tunbridgc, /. sturieyR'
chelsea Geo ID. sirrrns lVl.t-
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HERE Is ANOTHER!
HUDSON ELECTION.
Glorious Democratic Triumph!

Glorious Democratic Triumph
1t affords us great pleasure in announcing the
success of the Democratic party in Hudson. San'l
Anable, Esq, Is elected Mayor over r. &. Tracy,
the Federal candidate, by 30 majority. We have
carried three and the Feds five Aldermen. The
Mayor and Recorder being Democrats, there will
be II lie in the Common Council. This is the first
time in nine years that Hudson has had a Demo-
cratic Mayor.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Ia Probate Court
BRADFORD DISTRICT, IS. ! holden at Brad
fort, rihi7 aad for said District, on The sh day
Of .Warch A. ID. 1872
DANlD MORRILL, Administrator on the estate oi
~ RALPH IOsFoRD, late OF Straiior IN said district dc
ceased, presents his administrators account for settle
ment. Whercupon it's ordered that the same be refer.
red to the 10th day Of MAY next ut the Probate Court To
he holden the Inn NJ pelenh Cnrss IN radinr IN said
Obstruction examination and allowance and that ul con.
rerned be notified hereof by the publication Of this order
in the Spirit Of The Axe, printed nj WOodsOcki three
weeks successfully NJ soon r. may be- that they may APP
pear sld time aud place, II they Cause ani object
thereto. By the Court,
l00-Jw STEPHEN THOMAS Register.
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Administrators Sale.
New York, 1912.

yhNO he sold at public Auction on saturday the 9Th day
Of May next. mt one O'Clock 2. W. the Dwelling
House Of DR. DAVID PALMER, late Of WoodslocH de-
ceased. aid House Is wr located shot distance west
NJ the Court House and has been recently rcparrd with
barn an other buildings; thcre about one h're nj
land and not tohc surpassed in this village Also pew in
the Episcopal Church. well located or any person wish
ing 10 purchase.
TgRus.-One third down, aud one third IN six months,
aud the remainder in one wear with GOOD security.
= TAYLOR, JR. administrator
Woodstock, April 9Th, 1912. l02 3w
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STAND BACK COONS,
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
SCHENECTADY REDEEMED.

REDEEMED.
Schenectady .aprii 9th 1912.
The result of election, in Schenectady is brill
liant Democratic triumph. We have carried every
officer from Mayor to Constable in the LIST and Sd
Wards-a that have been canyassed in the 4h--
that is, Mayor, Aldermen and Supervisor, and one
Alderman in the I'd. The result will be the cleo
ton of thirteen Democratic to three Federal Alder
men, aud Of tvo Democratic 10 one Federal Super
visor
The following are the majoriles in the several
wards on Mayor and Supervisor;
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TIE CONTR ASH.

When General Jackson come into power in 1929,
there was national debt of SOS ,533 Sol. the an
nua interest of which amounted to nearly four mil
lions of dollars. The debt, together with the in
lerest was paid Off in five years, Ms follows:
PAID FOR PUBLIC DEBT.
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a Uhig PENN the report oflhe expenditure
orihe contingent fund, during the past summer, Of
The Post Office Department, is the precious item OF
SEVEN DOLLARS for pen. We wish some
body would inform us what it was made Of, and
also whether it is still in The Postmaster Generals
room, or WAS worn out by the predecessor of the
present head 9th Department Granger in wri
ting political death warrants of Democratic Post
masters. Isn't this ECONOMY Union
he ynOcrgI
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The EXigencies Of the Country.
AN APPEAL!

The eyigencics or the country has become subject Of
general nteles-wh resources more vast than any cOun
try in the hubitable world, National Treasury il
Bankrupt many Of our States deauers with their public
creditors md our currency constantly incubus the
merchant the mechanic and the labOrer, nil immedi
atcly preuliced by their existing eys-aJded to which,
are the several pending questions with England ard the
late invasion of TcNss by santa Ana (probably under her
Influence should impress all good citizens with the desire
6 In time of peace to prepare for War"
Gold and Silver its snews, and to establish ii the
foundation OF circulating medium ought to be first
principle; and the only certain method to effect this il the
system of distribution recommended by SYLHESTER
which he is determined to proclaim TO the Pubc,un the
PHbhc enter freely into its spirit and view II rs II is i'll
tendcd-AH optional Tdr
Correspondents! Look TO the aforementioned list of
ssIss'nss for Mdy,when MILLION ANDA HALE
~ ~ DOLLARS !! !! will be subdvde1 in sums from
en- tH2smd 10 my thousand dohars, with 0proruni.
venient. " i " wy ~ $3.50 my "
Read and select the particular Lottery YOU wish to adj
venture, una forward Your orders without delay TO
, ). j. SYLVESTER,
ID Il - u H,Iy Ma TorI
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, hcins appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court Tor the district Of
Windsor Commissioners to receive, examine ard adjust
all claims aud demands Of all persons, against the estate
Of David A. Drnry late Of Weston, IN said district deceas
3D. represented nsOyenf and also all claims aud demands
e,b ted in Offset thereto; and siN months from the 18th
ly of March, lsi2 being allowed b. said Court for that
purpose we do therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend To the bus o .aid appointments t the dwell
Ing house NJ the Widow MARY Drnry IN Weston, on the
ond Tuesday, Of June ani September ncN, from nine
o'clock A. NJ. until fnnr o'clock. r. VI. each Of said
days. JOHN WILDER. I coup,;,.iou,r,
lOl.3w
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8rtgbton Market,

At Market 2sO Beef Cattle, q pairs working oxen ID
cows and calves, $50 Sheep, aud 1860 swine
PacEs-Btcf cattle. First quality ~ 80 - second
quality sl1j n 2j. Third quality, 81 "A so.
Uorking Orcp.-S7O, -, 50hS. It 90. no.
Coms and CalrSs.-Sales S2l232j,n %,
Suine-Lut to pc,lde; iior suws, and 8 for barrows
Large hogs IL IL for sows, and III l2 Tor bar
rows At retail, from ~ to 6--N. T.. Farmer.
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Dr. EUtuiiI Wa3rtT.

INFORMS his friends tina, hchas nGrin made Woodstock
his place vi residences ard Will be happy render
ssanrc to ANY, who mny wish bis prof ssonnl services
He may be found at the house OF Rev. j. i.zES Elm
street.
Woodstock, April G, 1872 Jolt
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Fire! Fre!! FtreI!

TgyIIE members Orihe Windsor County Mutual Fire In
Il surance Company, hereby notified that the fol-
lowing assessments have been made by the Directors
all notes in force on the following days, 10 wit;
August 90, l-ll per cent.
November 49,, per cent.
per cent assessment
for the year-said percentage to be cash on the original
amount Oihc premium and 10 he paid TO the Treas.
urcr his ollie in Woodstock, before the first day
OF June next, being the day Of the annual meriingof said
Company. l.. A. MARSIl, TTcd'utr.
Woodstock, April 49, 1912. lO2-u
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

- 1880 si--<s,SSs1 r-.,s--,, fss,sS.:--i "A
s $500 IS 4 4 "A Is ~ E E sk
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GRAND SCHEME.


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cts will be sent for 9l31-Sharcs in proportion.
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Democratic majority for Mayor, 2G5; on Super
visor 62.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.

Tickets only SlOA certificate Of Package Of &c Tick
cts will be sent Tor l30--Slares in proportion.
UNION LOTTERY, Glass for lsl2-to he drawn at
Alexandria, D. G.. OH Saturday, Mas 81, ls42 BY ar-
thoriiy of Law, &c. - Numbors-l5 Drawn Ballots.
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, Class for
1912, to be drawn at Jersey Civ on Wednesday NAV
4th, lsl2-15 Nnnbcrs, Is Drawn Ballots
GRAND SCHEME.

Tickets SEA- certificate Of n Package of % Tickets
will be sent for s lO0--Shares in proportion.
VIRGINIA MONONGAIIA LOTTERY, Glass for 1912
To be drawn at Alexandria Va, May, :, 1919. 70 Mum
bcrs-ll drawn Ballots
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ID 1 T. d.,

On Sabbath morning, March eth. ut the resi-
dencc of her son-In-Law, Rev. AbSolom Peters,
d. d. in the city Of New York, Mrs Eunice Hatch,
widow ofhe late Reuben Hatch, Esq Of Norwich,
Vt. in the 18th year of her age.
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STILL LATER.
From he Hartford Times ofAprV 9N.
THE RESULT.
ALL BUT ONE TOWN HEARD FROM.

We have received returns fiom all the towns in
the State, but one--Vounown. The result Is ~
follows:
Cleveland, (dem.) 23,076
Ellsworth, (led) 22,O04
Gillette, (nhoIlion,) 1868
LoouiS, (conservaliye,) b7l-23,o2I
Cleveand's majority over all. -
Ellsworth, 1852
The vote Of volunlown last year, was MS FOL.
lows: lO4 democratic, 62 federal. Ifit should be
the same this year, Clcveland's minority ovei the
three other candidates, will be 81.
The aggregate vote will be larger than it was
last year--nt least 1000 larger.
We have carefully compared and corrected our
table by our returns, aud believe j. Is very nearly
correct. We think CIcaylund will lead all Of the
three other candidates, but choice may possibly
be prevented by scattering roles
LEGISLATURE.
The returns for representatives, are as follows:
Democrats, l24
FederaliSs, Al
Abolitionsls, 2-43
Democratic majority, 81
The Democrats have elected Is Senators, the
FoderaIisls 6-mahing the Senate complete.
The "Change."
Governor Esworih's ma joriiy last year was 4 1856.
This var. provided the town to be heard from,
comes in the same last year, he will lack 3,7l4
votes Of an elecon-show " change" Of
S,sI5!
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GRAND CAPITALS.

Tickets only Sl5-Shnres in proportion.
A certificate OF II package O 90 Wholes in this GRAND
SCHEME will be sent for Sis0-llulyes and Quarters in
prop ortioi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RIcHMoND-.moy 10.
High water, this dav 5! O'clock p "A
ARRIVED,

Schr WIN Peterson, Harrington, Baltimore. vi,
Norfolk, sundrles, TO Thos Poe, Womble & Denne.
G. Winston.
Schr Union, Crowell, Philadelphia, sundries. TO
Gaynor, Workman < McGruder, Caperton 4
CrumP, III w 81 J Fry, A F. ID Clifford, $ F AIDE.
A Duval, Gordon, S T. Dove, Shield * Somer-
vile, + G Tompkns, J w Randolph, Boyd s. ri.
mond, Warwick, w Corbitt, q A Keen. o A
Srecker, Myers J f Watkins, Beers 4 Poin-
dexter, Donnon, Dunn x Co, S < Mark, NJ Branch.
Robertson, A . Austin, Smith, Dtinker X Nor
RS, l. u Crenshaw, & q Winston, J Boneyitn. A
Lyons, G ID Allen, S Bonevi,a w Grancr. ]
DooIey, III Eustace
Schr Marth, Wheeler, Norfolk, Plaster.
Sehr Lewagor, Pawlin. Troy, ice, to Il Dudley.
Sloop Caroline, Primer, y Carolinn, fish, to Won.
bic & Dean.
Sehr VIrginan, Penney, below, Corn, to War
wick & Co, and master.
Schr Nassau, Dearbon, New York, sundries. 10
l. ID Crenshaw, Davenport a Allen, nd Others.
Sehr Sally Ann, Budget, North Carolina. fish
to Webb, Booker & Hamilton.
Schr Hero, Cooper, Norfolk, fish, to Womble x
Deano.
p, sehr Rosannu, Philips, Norfolk, sundries, to
Shields s. Somorville.
Schr Sangamandi, Snaug, Boston, sundries.
Schr Amanda, Travers, Norfolk flour and TO.
bacco. W
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Wallace, Baltimore. brnn.
schr Catherine Wilcox, Smith, New York, coal.
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| accessory branches Of an eiemsnisrv ei.eat,on,
Including plain aad ornamental needle work, are,
and -hl De. as well taught as a, any other primary
school whatever.
| We would call the attention Of the Council.
TO the condition OF the Streets aud foot WAYS lead
ng TO the School house. and ask them 10 give such
directions rs they may deem necessary and proper
70 have the same tepaired AMI made passable at all
seasons When u" teeolleeied tina, many OF the
scholars are quite small, and consequently often
sep: away by the very muddy aud rough condition
OF The Streets and foot paths the absolute necessity
'of good and easy access 10 the School must be
very apparent.
AL which is respectfully submitted by order of
WI. "'N'u' JOHN DOVE, Sec'ry.
Tn motion OF Doctor Dove, the foregoing Renor,
was referred TO select COMMITTEE All the 90 :
po, ,v' tue previous year. which had been laid on
Sne "ote' was taken up, and referred TO the same
Comml''ee,-M essrs. Dove. Heath and Myer, were
appointed the Committee
The Chamberlain's account Of r.e.,,,. 49,, n
oursements for six months. ending 2sth F.h Ia,
was submitted and referred To tho commi,,ee os A.,
counts. " NJ
Leave OF absence was granted TO DIR Pat,eso,
The following resolutions, reported rom the Com
mlssooers OF Streets, on the several subiects refer
red TO them, were respectfully adopted:
Rtsotred, That the Commissioners OF Streets re
eommcd TO the City Council the appropriation Of
the sum OF $500, for the purpose of setting curb.
stones tho eastern side of 18Th street. betwe-,
18th und r streets; and that the CITY S,,xevor Il.
instructed to cause said street to be paved during
the ensuing summer, under the direction of the
Commissioners of Streets for Madison Ward; the
cos, to be betrayed out OF the appropriation for
paving cutters, &C.. on unpaved streets.
RtSoirei, That the City Surveyor cause the
stack above the embankment across the ravnc ON
9Th, between II and l. streets, to be raised TO tho
proper height; and that he cause the dam TO bc FIJI.
ed and raised from time TO time by the City hands
and carts until the same shall be made passable by
carriages; il the same I've found practicable.
R0s0lrsd. That tho Commissioners OF Streets for
Monroe ward, recommend to the City Council, TO
cause a succession of stone walls 10 be commenced
IN the ravine IN 4th street north OF Lprovided the
cost o! the same shall not exceed the sum of 5000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
COMMERCIAL.

PETERSBURG MARKET.-.Msy9 oh.
TOBACCO was in good demand Jas, week, a,
some advances on the prices OF the previous week.
The Inspections were 47O hhds. Sales OF L.uss
generally a, 81, p to 2,75; of Leaf at So 10 c.
none OF hne qlality. Nearly 1000 hhds. have
cleared tor ports in the North of Europs in the
Jas; months, and several vessels are now loading
for same destination.
The accounts from Europe ~ the Steamer, to the
le!h ulmo, state the markets for Tobacco to be
oull and prices very low.
COTTON advanced TO ! per cent. last week. and
the sales were larger than usual. Prices ranged
from = 70 -, generally to s;-not including
inferior stained. Sales in Liverpool were large,
aud at an advance Of TO on the interior quail,
lee, Sn en- mas previously been at very low prices
In ttavte thore was no improvement
Daring the month Of April, 1850 hosshcads To-
eaeco ond $50 bales Cotton were received here
oy Kai. Road being much less than usual at this
season.
The crops OF Wheat in every part OF the country
are very promising, and unusually forward.
EXCHANGE on New York per cent. premium.
Petersburg Int.
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4 N
The Richmond Whis. and other Who n,ns,.
81, our Loco roeo friends the Democratic n,ry1,
We respectfully ask them, rhy' A rose, by anv
o'lI1 name, we know, would smell as sweet But.
KNOW also. that by the force of nssociation and
haoit, names in this country are mnde usa Of ~, 80
pose upon and dcceve-in the sense ,bo, T,II
rama declared that the proper use of I,pyuoc. -,
10 ehaole man To conceal his real opinions. IC,be
papers which use this nomenclature will sbov, ~,
now the Loco Foco party can by anv stretch y,
imagination he recognised the Democratic na,,y
we w'l give up, and ial! into the fashion too mi
this is an effort they will not make and were ,bcv
10 DO so, It would lie entirely unsucces,filn
.fler. Ga=eHel
We arc not conscious Of the offending io,n,,.d
to us. II, at any time, we have done so. j, w,.
through inadvenance, and with mental reserve
ton OF Pseudo prehxed to Democratic For We
no more than the Gazette, concede to this party the
title oil Misunderstanding as its docs. Lv iis doc
'''nes' ana St more 10y ITS practices TO monarchy.
"hIe upon Party names, We are reminded. that
'he Enquirer has recently revived the charge Of
Federalism against the Wings. II by Federalis,.
I've meant one in favour OF cur,ailing the power of
the Federal Government, aud particularly Of the
Executive, and maintaining the rights and mug
men'lng the power and responsibility Of the State,
we are one. Ii opposition TO Standing Army,
an immense Navy, and magnificent Military estab.
iHhments-wasie and extravaganza in the public
expenditures and general system OF .poliation and
plumber in tie public service, constitute FederaIis,,
we arc one But in the sense in which i, is used bv
the Enquirer, knows better its Injustice. as
applied to the Wings, than 10 does And truth TO
say charge OF that sort could come with as much
grace from any other source. Was he not the ad-
voeate of the Proclamation--the most heightened
Federal document ever published-of the Force
Brl-oi all the arbitrary usurpauons OF General
Jackson; of the acknowledgements of New jersey
oi Van Buren's Standing Army-of the Sub. rrea.
sury,-nter having denounced it as the mos, dan.
serous and consolidating measure ever proposed:-
in n word, has he not vindcnted his birth right. bv
n lie otsystematc subservIency TO Federal Power?
We are usually Indifferent to party names; bu,
to be called a Federalist by born Tory, is what
we will not submit to in silence. And we take this
occasion to give him fair warning that whenever he
so far departs from truth and Justice, ns to apply
the term Feierllist to the Wings. he may expectto
be denomina,ed Tory-an appella,ion, to which
he has just hereditary pre,ensons to which he
has asserted his title, by the whole tenor Of his
political conduct.
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STANDING ARMY

There is truth i'll the annexed paragraph. altho'
II comes from queer quouer The wings were
duly sensible OF the danger to the public liberty from
a Standing Army, when in 1910, they made such
valian, assaults upon the insidious scheme Of Van
Buren,. They, however, did not go far enough then.
Standing Army, OF any number, however small,
is at with the whole genius Of republican nstitu-
tons, and ought never to be tolerated Tor moment.
1t is source oimmense paronnge-it is aristocratc
in its tendencies, and whenever it becomes large
enough to be the bulwark Of the State, it may 10
made the instrument of its overthrow The true
and only safe reliance Of free people, either for tho
suppression Of domestic tyranny, or the resistance
Of foreign aggression, is upon themselves. When
they put their trust in hired sodiery, they lean
upon q broken reed