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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21
DELAWARE.
Coonism fairly skunked.
Hwrah for Dezo,careX
From the Deiaware Gazette, extra, Oct.
GLORIOUS DEMOCRATIC VICTO-
RY!-NEW CASTLE COUNTY
RE ID T. Il MI ID!

1t is with no small degree of pleasure that We
are enabled to inform our Democratic friends
throughout this State and elsewhere, that the good
old Democratic county Of New Castle has renoun-
ced Whigsery, cast of the coon skin, and now
stands forth in the pure and unadnteated garb Of
Democracy.
AT the Inspectors Election on Tuesday, we car
red SEVEN of The eleven Inspectors, by ma
jority of 81, whereas in 1910 we elected but three
out Of ten, and lost the county by majority OF
1888, and consequently have gained TWO HUN
DRED POTES over the election Of that year
Kent County has elected four democratic n-
spectors out of the six, by the aggregate majority
of |. In lS4O, we did not EJECT single Inspector.
SUSSEX COUNTY, ALL HAIL!--We have just
received the returns from Sussex, which gives US
s of the 10 Inspectors, by the aggregate majority
of23l.
Thus ii appears that for The first time The dem
ocrais HAVE CARRIED EVERY cow.
TY IN THE STATE OF DELI WARE.
AT the last election, the Wings swept tho whole
State.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21
PENNSYLVANIA.
Send up a mighty shout for the
Old keystone.

The returns from this old Commonwealth cnmc
rolling III finely. The Democracy have carried
the State BY decisive majority.
Philadelphia City and County,-1he Penn
syiranian says:
In the county, the result, is Of the most crafty
ing kind to the friends Of democracy. Notwiih.
standing many local divisions, and the fact that
many elements of opposition were rallied against
US, the returns Indicate that the democratic Sem
ator is elected by at least 1000 majority, and the
democratic Assembly ticket by about the same
majority.
In the city, although the wing ticket has pre-
vailed, there has been n large increase of the dem
ocraic vote, while the minority for the wing can
didate for Mayor, which las, year was 965, can
only show an increase Of between 40 and so
vJics.
Thus il will be seen that the democrats have
gained on the wings even in that city. They will
beat us soon as The wings have spent all the Gil
tard fund which they have been using for cleo.
pioneering purposes for the last seven or eigl,
years The democratic gain in Philadelphia since
The last Presidential election is TWO THOU.
SAND THREE HUNDRED md FOR.
TY SEVEN, while the wliig loss is one thou
land seren hundred and sereniy-one.
As FAR DIS heard from, the result Il as follows:
IN the counties Of Philadel phin, Montgomery
Delaware, Berks, Chester, Lancaster, York; Cum.
berland, Duuphn, Franklin, and Lehigh, the As
scmblymen elected are rs democrats and 20 fed
crnlist,. Last year 2s to 10. Senators elected, z
democrats, ! federalist. Last year 2 coons to
democrat.
Tie Penn'ylranidn says tho democratic sena.
tor 10 elected IN York and Lancaster District-las
year federal.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21
NEW JERSEY.

In this vlllunousy gerrymundered federal state,
it is probable that the broad seal coons will yet
hold the Legislature, though the popular major
iIy is decidedly democraclic. The accounts are
contradictory. BY the Journal Of Commerce, the
council will stand 8 democrats. 10 coons. Assem-
bly,, 50 coons, rs democrats. The Ere. Post
gives more favorable accounts.
The New York Herald says that " indications
are strongly in favor of the democrats"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21
THE GRAND QUESTION:

| VINO has always sold the large Capital prizes:
| ANswEr-S J. sylvester, No $50 Broadway.
VINO sell the capitals TO be drawn in November,
hNhwEh-S' j. sylvester, No 400 Broadway,
VINO VIII get these Brilliant Capitals!
ANswER-TnOsc who will forward Il small amount Of
al money, varying from Ten dollars to Two dollar.
Having Answered these importan; questions satisac-
t0ry, nothing more il necessary than lay beurc my
friends aud the bubble the magnificent series of schemes
to be drawn n November, November, with Car ials OF
$4,000! $4,000! $50, 900! $50, 900! $iO, 900!
So 1000.
And to urge upon them tile necessity of forwarding their
orders without delay and 10 make application to that
most renowned Ollcc, "a
100 BroGdwdy, ant - Hoii-st n,to York
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21
SOUTH CAROLINA.

There was no opposition, to speak of. to the
Democratic candidates in Charleston, The Senator
and seventeen Representatives to which tina: city
is entitled were, therefore, of course elected.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21
POSTSCRIPT.
OHIO
clear the Track i!
Glorious news from Ohio!
PROBABLE DEFEAT or CORWl n
AND THE CLAY COONS,!


The Albany Argus of Monday morning says;--
ave have returns, via the western mails and
expresses, from II counties. They are decidedly
favorable to the success of the democratic Tickets.
These II counties show democratic gain of $3.50
since the presidential election Of 1910, and ubout
the same result even as in the election 1898, when
Shannon. the democratic Governor, succeeded by
$500. Unless the change is greatly adverse 10
the democracy in the southern and central sections
we carry the State by n decisive vote-the more
decisive after the great and direct personal efforts
Of Mr. Clay and his friends. The Buffalo Courier
Of Friday says that the wings who came down the
lake that morning, nearly gave up the state.''
LArER.-We have jus, seen returns from five
additional counties which show dembcra,lc gain
since 1910, Of THREE THO USAN.D TWO
HUNDRED IND SEVENTY TWO
since 1888, TWO HUNDRED.
All the indications so far are that Mr.. Clay and
the wings in Ohio are gone coons."
THE DEMOCRATIC GAIN IN %
COUNTIES, COMPARED WITH 1870,
IS ELEVkN THOUSAND SEtEN
HUNDRED And FORTf TWOi There
are 81 counties 10 be heard from.
GLORY ENOUGH FOR ONE WEEK.!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21
WISCONSIN.
ANOTHER vICTORYl

We learn from the Milwaukee Courier Of the
9Th inst that the recent election in Wisconsin
Territory has resulted in strong democratic MAORI
ties in both branches Of the Legislature!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21
"Clear the Track :"

n UsSEIL& CLARKE are NOW Mt homo. ready and
IL waiting for all kinds Of ob. IN their line. ''p and do
~ "chcap for CASH. il the word Sat the sign Of old
time where honesty and industry are steady rompcti-
tors for the reward and approving appreciation Of swell
done good and faithful servant That's the place to call
nv hovs.
Victims, Violin Strings and Row Uood rnd rras crcl
for sale wholesale and retail.
IJpnIstuck. sent. 81, 1912.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21
Great Bargain.

N1ll be sold NJ public auction on Saturday the sth
w DAY OF Oct next at one O'Clock =. NJ. the entire
stock Of Goods ofM g. PROCTOR NJ his store consisting
Of good assortment OF Eng. and American Dry Goods
Groceries Hard ware crockery. Iron, Steel Drugs Medi
cines &c. &c. All the goods then hand will he sold in
lott liberal credit will be given. The store will be
rented from one to five years. to suit the purchaser
The well known popularity ofthfs store, its regular set
OF customers, locality and business OF the village, offer
inducement to any gentlemen who wishes 10 encose
in the Mercantile business, Of rare occurrence.
JOHN II. ROBINSON. Assignee.
Proctorsvile, Sept. 81, 1919. l27.3w
The above Vendue stands adjourned until MONDAY IN.
2ith inst. o'clock p. NJ then To he attended IN
above. J. II. ROBINSON, Assienee
Proctorsville, Oct. g 1912.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21
GEORGIA..
Glorious news from the South!
The Georgia Coons all shot,!

The democracy Of Georgia have swept every
thing before them, and there is hardly vitality e.
uough in the coon organs, to Tell the tale of their
discontinue.
The Savannah Republican,, tho leading organ Of
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21

lST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post OF
IL fce at Woodstock. for the Quarter endin,
Sept. 3Olh 1872
Atwood Lealand Keyes
do Nj l.alimer Miss Elvra
Bailey Miss Susan lucus Timothy
Barnet Miss Mirionn do Eleazer
Bennett Jahez Markham Miss c w
Beck f do Bena. l.
Bingham Elisha Nursten IS
Burlingamc Mrs c NJ Mygatt Chs
Chase John 2 Marsh Alvas
Chambern & Fox Oldridge II
Cleaveland Mrs a w Parmcnter Mis- Sarah2
Cox John 2 Partridge Capt
Churchill AP Payone Albert III
Cur,iss Miss L Perkins John
Darby Mary AZ TO Ilora,io
Dearborn T. ii Pnney Martin p
Dixie Elias RAYMOND James
French George Roscnlhal l.
Flint Joshua Seayer Lewis NJ
Fitch Geo Steel & Lawrence
Glover W II Sweet Mills
Hammond Geo ShurtfT-Niss T.
Hammond A II Thomas Bctsey
Hayden + S Townshend Marshall
Hall Daniel TILT"
Hall Miss Mary Vaugha Harry B
Harvey Nathan Vaughn James
llager Miss Lucinda Wilson Daniel
Iladdock Henrietta Whitney Hiram
Hutchinson VIM Wit Mrs Lucy
Iloughion Cyicnus Wiley Francis
Johnson Na,h Wood Mr. Esq
Kendall Abigail Washburn b
FRENCH LETTERS.
Mons Francois Dupre dit P!chel,e
All persons who call fr advertised letters will
please 10 say that they are advertised.
JOEL EATON, p. NJ. -
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MARYLAND ELECTION.
"TnAT SAME OLD COON"

The coon Is dcad--that same old coonn'
We meier shall see him more
He used to travel through our state,
And thought himself secure.
We chased him through each county, town.
And also BultimOrc;-
lie broke his neck in Somerset
Upon the Eastern Shore.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21
STATE OF YER NJ ON
ORANGE COUNTY, SIS.
chantery, 2d Circuit, June Tenn, n, d. 1912
JAMES S. MOORE
STEPHEN B. ELLIS & DIGHTON Z. MOslIER

WHEREAS, ut snid term Of snid Court, JAMES 5.
w MooRE oiStraord in the County OF Orange brought
into court and entered the docket thereof his bill Of
complaint duly served on the said Ellis stating III sub.
stance that said Ellis the 18th dry Of July, 1910 was
indebted To the said James - in the OF 1868 90 spe-
Gifted in two prOmisOry notes of S53l5 each payable
the said Jnmcs Sin one nd two years from the date there
of with Interest annually And in order to secure the
payment Of the sums OF money specified In said notes,
made aud executed the day Of July lSiO hy deed
OF bargain md sale of that date conveyed 10 the said
James s. the following described premises in Sharon in
the County of Windsor and State of Vermont, vz-being
the first hundred ucre lot Of which Joseph rarhhurt Jr.
the original proprietor beginning beech marked
5O& 81, thence North 40 deg W. 100 rods to II beech
marked 52 thence south 81 deg f. 100 rods to bass
SADDLE marked 51& 56thenCe - 40 deg w. 100 rods 10
beech marked So So containing about 100 acres, Also
other piece Of land hcng hafofthc Moore mead.
ow so called supposed to contain sixty less
and being the half lying next north Of the m owned by
Andrew savage And that said Ellis on the 18th day OF
July A. d. lslO by his deed Of bargain and sale of that
date, conveyed the same premises tn Dehior Il. Mosher
Of Sharon In the County Of Schohnrie nn State Oi New
Yorkand praying Tor foreclosure Of the equity orc-
lccmpti0n OF the premises,
And whereas, II appears that the snl Dishton T. Mosh
or resides ont OF this State, that Subpoena cannot be
served on hmtlcclOrc In pursuance OF the Statute in
such made and provided hereby given to the
said Dghon Il. Mnscr, and he is hereby requested to np
pear before the Chancellor oi the second Judicial circuit
OF the State OF Vermont at the Court House in Chelsea
said County Of Orange, on the third Tuesday Of DcCcm
her next, being the first day OF the next stated term
of the Court Of Chanccry in said county md make
answer to the hill OF Complaint, aud abide such order
direction and decree therein, rs to said Chancellor shall
seem meetand the complainant IN such bill In directed
TO this order TO he published three weeks success.
lively in the Spirit Ofhe Age printed nj Woodstock in the
county OF Windsor, the last phn caon' to he ut least
twenty days before the third Tuesday oi December next
Dated nj Chelsea, In the county nj Orange the 81 day OF
September, A. ID. 1872. PERLY C.JONES, Cierk.
Sol loo ,,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21

NJ Office is hereby given that have given my son
~ Norman Thatcher his time. and shall claim none nj
his earnings pay any debts bis contracting ner hi,
date THOMAS II. THATCHER
alosao /. Cn.anhnLrs. Witness.
pOm(ret. Oct. 18th 1912
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21
Lard Lamps.

lust received, the new patent Lard Lamps which will
d produce clear, bright mild light, without smoke or
SMELL and at great saving OF expense They will also burn
poor oil better than the common oil lamp the conduct
Of heat is found great advantage in burning CONCEAL
cd substances in cold weather. For sale cheap by
oct. IL, 1912. C.. DANA, Jr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21
DOMESTIC GOODS.

HEAVY aud common sheetings Ticking Drilling bleach
cd and unblcached COTTON Flannes, White and red
English anncls Bcached aud unbeached shirlings aud
sheetnss for sale at little lower prices than ever before
Offered in these dssns. &. DANA, Jr
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21
Unparalleled Viciory in old .MUylandM
ONE HUNDRED GUNS FOR THE
DEMOCRACY
Now on the altar Of our hearts,,
The fame of triamph burnst

.Now on the altar Of our hearts,,
The flame Oftriamph burnst
We had the pleasure on Thursday last. Of an
houncing 10 readers the lriumph,by very large
majority, of the democratic ticket in the city and
county Of Baltimore, as well us in some other Sec
tons Of the State; we now have the doubly graft
flying intelligence to communicate TO the people
tina, we have CARRIED THE E.v'TIR E
ST.f7'E by minority Of Sc VE.NONJ JOINT
BALLOT, which secures n DEMOCRATIC
UNITED STATES SENATOR in place Of
Mr. Kerr, (Whig.)
In commenting on the result, the Boston Post
says
"The coons contested the election desperately
in every part Of the State, and The result shows
thu, the people Of Maryland, like the people in 9th.
or States in which elections have recently occur
led, have no sympathy with the doctrines of their
Presidential candidate, and no faith in their lying
promises New York; aud Mississippi will speak
next in favor Of democracy and the voice of Nus
sachuse,,s must follow on the same side!"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-21
DtfU,

Elihu Carpenter formerly of Mendon.
In Pomlret Abigail Babcock aged 23
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Gloves g. Hosiery

sSAh boz. White RrS md cord cotton IIo.c 4, ~
4ai SVHr"iicN from 10 ctSup. Also super in nrd iii
VA "'oNrs, Hlk aud white silk, Pic ME and cotton Jn
just received by t,u's n,W IVY" u"' ;
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05

" Well. can't you put up some pins for
the clothes, in our chamber r z Mo-
!" Well, can't you fix that north window so
that the rain and snow won't drive 10 ?"
"No-no-no ~ answered the husband,
sharply. He then took his hat. and was
on the point of leaving the house, when
his wife. knowing that he was going TO
the tarvern. where he would meet some
of his Wet dag companions. asked him
kindly to stop a moment. She then got
her bonnet and cloak. and said to her has
band, !" you are going TO the tavern; with
your leave. ! will 60 with you" The
husband stared. Yes" said the wife.
81 may as well go as you; if you go and
waste the day, and tipple at the the tavern.
why shall not do the same 2"-Job felt
the re2rooE He shut the door; hung up
his hat got the hammer and nails; did
all his wife had requested, and sat down
by his FIRE at night, better and happier
man. Cold Water Army.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05
Manufacturing.

NHE undersigned takes this method TO noti
u fly the public that he will carry on the
manufacturing business in all its branches, at the
stand formerly &C, upied by Walker & Bush. Hav-
ing fitted up the works in the best possible man-
ner, and having employed the most experienced
and best workmen, he flatters himself, by doing
his work in the best manner, and with despatch
not excelled by any in this vicinity, that he
will share the public patronage. Cloth will be
exchanged for wool. All kinds Of Wool will
be taken to work upon shares, or by the yard
at the option of the owners.
Plain Cloths OF all Qualities and Colors..
Cassimeres DittO..Sattinetts Ditto,
together with large quantity of
SLEEPS GREY,
also,
will CARD WOOL in the best manner, an
on short notice. Also, will carry on the
CLOTH.DREssING BUSINESS
to the accommodation Of customers.
The above business will be carried on by H.W
WALKER, who will see that the work is
done in good manner, and to the satisfaction of
all who may favor HIM with their business.
II. w. WALKER.
Salisbury, April 184 29:1y
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05
Vim. surieg, S.eenrod, Wood. Danieland

win, Sprigg. Steenrod, Wood. Danieland
Riggs.
On Patents-Messrs. r Mcclellan,
Cranston, Gerry, Ramsay, and Sanford
On Public Buildings and Grounds
Messrs. Boardman, Ward. Aug. Young,
Cranston, and Bovine.
On Revised and Unfinished Business
Mcssrs. Eastman, Beeson, G. A. Floyd,
Jack, and Mattocks.
On Accounts -Messrs. Yorke, Mar
chand. Carey. Stanley. N. Clarke, and ].
L. Williams
On Mileage-Messrs. Thos. w. Will
ans, MeFiweather. ]. G. Edwards. West
brook, and Egbert.
On the Library, on the part ofthe House
-Messrs. Tillinghast Aycrigg. and Sum
ter.
The Speaker also announced tie follow.
ing Select Committees, appointed under the
order of Friday last.
On Finance and the Cnrrency-Mess.s
Gushing, J. p. Kennedy, Gilmer, G. Da
Wis, Wise, Roosevelt, Profit, Mckay, and
Won. w. Irwin.
On the Appointment of Representatives
-Messrs. Everett, Childs. Caruthers.
Summers. Pearce. John T. Stuart, Bidlack
Cross, and Weller.
On the Smithsonian Bequest-Messrs
J. @. Adams, Habersham. Truman Smith
Underwood, BENZ. Randall, Chas. J. In
gersoll, Hunter. Houston, and Bovine.
On the National Foundry-Mess-s. w
G. Johnson, Samson Mason, King, Ran
dolph, Mallory, Hunt, Keim, Parmenter
and Cave Johnson.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05
soNNET.-H0LY TIME.

o Thou, by whom eternal life is given,
Through Jesus Christ, thy well-beloved Son ;
As 10 thy will obeyed by al in heaven,
So let it now by all on earth be done!
Not by tn observance of one day in seven
As holy time, but of ALL DAYS As,oNE; a
The soul set free-all legal letters riven--
Vanished the laW-the reign Of grace begun!
Dear is the Christian Sabbath to my heart,
Bound by no forms-from times e seasons free
The whole Of life ibing,--not part;
Perpetual rest and perfect liberty!
Who keeps not this, steers by Jewish chart,
And sails in peril on storm-tossed sea.
VIM. LLOYD GARRISON.
Boston, Nov. ], 1871.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05

i was half drizzling, haIfsnowy day:
Just sue1 a day as puts nervous people ia
a bad humor with themselves and every
body else. Job Dodge sat broodinr over
the fire. Immediately amer breakfast His
wife addressed him as followa W.
Dodge. can't you mend thar fronl door
latch to-day ~ No." was The answer.
/" Well. can't you mend the handle Of the
water pail ~ "No." Well, can YOU.
fix a handle TO the mop2' NO"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05

No whom it may concern. This is to
certify that | this day give my son Pc
ter Lester I'd the remainder of his time,
during his minority therefore reIin-
quish all claims to his services, and shall
pay no debts of his contracting af;er this
date. PETER LESTER.
Sudbury. Dec. l6, I84l. I4;3w
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05
Jew David's or Hebrew Plaste,

A N invaluable Compound for cure Of Scroffu
IL lous affections, Kings Evil, ILflammatory
and Chronic Rheumatism, and in an cases where
seated pain or weakness exists. Forsale as above.
3 E.. W. CAPR0E & CO., Agents for the State.
70 whom allorders must be addressed, at Roch-
ester, N. Y.
Fc sale By Jackson & Keteham, Brandon.
s. b. Rockwell, ComwaII
Ira Bingham, Sudbury.
John Meacham, CastIefon,
II. r. White E Co. Rutland.
A.&P. D. BauoWs, Salisbury.
Stanley & Mallory, West Poultney.
Simeon Means, East Poultney.
Edward Vail, MIddIetown,
q. M. Potter, PaWlett.
8.F- HadnE, Dorset
B1rrel AndrlSs e CO., Manchester.
Ruf0 Frost. ritisfogd.
A. r. Douglass, 6haftsbury.
James A. Hodge, Dorset. l5:tf