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Resolved, That the Legislature Of this State
should call on the General Government to exercise
It's constitutional power, to make provisions for the
better organization, among, and discipline Of the
whole militia Of the Union.
Resolrea, That laws exempting particular class
es Of our citizens from military duty. while they
impose its burhens and hardships upon others, are
unequal, oppressive and unjust and should be abol-
shed.
Rcsolred, That the Legislature of this State has
no constitutional right TO call one of its citizens in
TO the public servivce to the prejudice of his pri-
valc affairs, without allowing him a reasonable
compensation
Resoired, That we have great respect for the
currency called honor with which The Legislator.
of this State, has generally paid of the militia, and
we will be perfectly satisfied with it still, provided
that TINT honorable body, and the other equally
honorable coordinate departments Of the Govern
menl will take their pay also, in the same coin.
Resolre', That the practice of annually tinker
ing the military law, is runous to the best inter-
esls Of that department Of our Government, and
ought To be discontinued, that discordance- conu-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dsrespect Of Law, and
disgust are its consequences.
Resolred. That we respectfully invite the ci,-
zens and militia lhroug houi the State to cooperate
with us in affecting n reform Of the militia law Of
this State by the con,mandant Of such corpse
throughout the State presenting TO the citizens and
SOLITARY within the limits Of each of his command
Gas such oiiccrs) for signatures Il memorial to the
Honorable Legislature Of this Sta e.
Voted that the foregoing resolutions be signed
by the President and Secretary, and copy for
wurded to the Vermont TVatchman and Fermoat
Pairioi published at Montpelier, and also 10 the
Vermoat Mercury and Spirit Of The Age printed
at Woodstock, with request that they will pub
lish the same. Voted to adjourn without day.
WIN. Z. LEWIS, President.
THOMAS w. PIrKIN, Secretary
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HON. MAHLON DICKERsON.

Our attention has heen attracted by the follow
ing paragraph. in the Philadelphia Daily Chroni-
Gle Of the l4h inst:
Turned rouad--AIahlon Dickerson, ESQ.,, of
New Jersey, formerly Gen. Jackson's Secretary of
the Navy, and an ardent supporter of Mr. Van Bu-
rem in 1910, has abandoned the democratic ranks,
and declared himself for Henry Clay"
This Is II pure filsehood, coined ont Of the SOL
id, Mahon Dickcr,on has not abandoned, and
never will abandon the democratic ranks. We
have seen letters from him, dated within few
DAYS, expressive of his deep, unchanged and abb
ding interest in the cause Of democracy The
coon hunters have barkcd up the wrong tee.
Trenton Emporium.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-30
For the Spirit Of The Age.
MILITARY CONVENTION.

A, meeting Of the officer, Of tho 23d Regi.
men, OF Militia of the State Of Vermohtat Sharon,
on the 18th day Of September, 1912, for the pur-
pose OF annual drill, they organized into Military
Convention by the appointment Of Col. William
r. Lewis, President, and Thomas W. Pilkiu, Jr.
Secretary.
Voted tina, Committee of Eve be appointed 10
report resolutions for the adoption of this Conven-
ton-Whereupon the following gentlemen were
elected such Committee T.. Lewis, Roy.
al Durham, George w. Graves, Thomas w. Pit
kin, Jr. aud J. T.. Brigham-Voted 10 adjourn I'M
Ill Tomorrow at | o'clock, p. NJ. 10 hear the re-
port Of The Committee on resolutions meet accord
ing to adjournment. The Committee appointed fol
that purpose reported the following resolution.
which were adopted unanimously.
Whereas the Constitution vt the United States
declares that well regulated militia is necessar,
to The security Oft free State md The right Of The
people 10 keep and bear arms shall not be nirlng
ed and whereas, the Constitution of this State de
clares. that the inhabitants Of this State. shall b.
armed and trained for its defence, and that stand
ing armies are dangerous to liberty; both, proclai
mrg hereby. that the militia is the great constllu
sional Lulwark and security Of free government.
And whereas the constitution of this State fur
thcr declares, that when any man is called into th,
public service to the prejudice of his private affair
he has right to reasonable compensation -Ant
whereas nucluaiIng and unstable legislation in re
gard 10 the militia, as well as other departments
i destructive Of good government. and runous II
the best interests Of people; and whereas, tn
militia laws of this State have for many years past
been not only subjected to almost annual allem
ton and change; but, amid all these notifications
and changes they have uniformly borne unequal
and oppressively, upon our people, by eSempiin
some Gom military duty, and requiring it Of other
without compensation: and by substantially inpos
ing excessive and runous expenses upon all ihos
called to discharge the duty Of its oficew-Where
fore
Resolved, That it is the duty Of all good citizen
all advocates of free government-all lovers @
the venerated institutions we have received from
our political fathers to establish, encourage an
maintain the militia, as the great constitutions
fou, dation and support Of the rights, liberty an
happiness Of this people
Resolved, That few of The millions which ar
annually squandered by The General Government
for individual and local interests, should be appro
priated for the permanent good OF the militia, am
thereby the benefit Of the whole people.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-30
IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC WORK.
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY,
OR
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
IN IRIS APPLICATION TO
AND PATHOLOGY
By JUSTUS LlEBIG.

This valuable work, it is admitted on all sides,
marks the commencement OF new era in physl-
oosy. Iebig, by the profound sngacty which
enabled him 10 erect so beautiful structure on the
foundation Of facts which Others had allowed to
remain for 50 long time utterly useless, has ellc
tied the admiration Of the scientific world. Ills i'm.
portani discovery Of the true source of animal heat
would alone inlnortali7e him. The author object
in this work, has been to direct attention 10 the
points Of intersection Of chemistry with physiology,
and to pon. gu, those parts in which The sciences
become, rs il were, mixed up together. The vol
u,ne contains n collection Ut problems. such as
chemistry al present requires TO i've resolved; and
n number Of Conclusions, drawn according TO the
rules of that science, from close observation and
long experience.
This excellent and popular work will he issued
in double Extra New World, on the first Of DC.
tober, and will be sent To all parts Of the United
States, at newspaper postage, on the following
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iCysThe annual exhibition Of the New Haven
County Agricultural Society and that .! the llori-
cultural Society Of New lla'en it will be seen by
reference TO their advertisements in tins paper, are
To take place in this city, on the eth, 2Slh, and
10Th inst. The preparations making would seem
to Indicate that these exhibitions will be of greater
interest than any which have yet been got up IN
this county. In order that the united exhibition of
these two Societies shall come mp TO the eNPecla-
ton Of the friends Of agricultural and horticultural
improvement, it is important that every Farmer and
gardener should feel an interest in The subject They
should not only attend the exhibition, but they
should select the choicest specimens Of their stock,
their dairy, their harvest, their garden and their
manufacture, and place them in the hands OF the
proper committees for exhibition Every person
who has superior article of produce, should come
prepared 10 communicate the process of producing
i,-lhat others seeing his good works, may profit
by them. In this way, much valuable information
amy be conveyed TO every town in the county that
otherwise might remain in the mind Of single IN
idyidual. --.NtW Harca Register.
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Optimism. DR. Panglos never carried the doc
rine thai all things for The hes, greater cx-
tent, than our good neghhors the wings. No mat
ter what may be the result of an election, they
consider /, all for the best If the democrat, elect
u Governor in Loui~n,, holding his Office four
yenrs. the wings say They did not think it worth
while TO come out. Ifihey carry their ticket in
Vermont, they say il WAS glorious tina, they mani
tested their strength. lfagain. they loose Maine,
and with it II United States Senator, they console
themselves with the persuasion That it was Of very
little importance 10 mako demonstration at rhi.
carly period. 1t must he confessed that thew nre
mos, thorough and genial op,msts.-N y. Nor
ming Post.
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| 4. Nor unless the 10 weeks end with the death
of Christ: which cannot be proved. For Daniel
says (chap. 8: 25) that from the decree "unto The
.Mcssiuh, the Prince shall he weeks and 81
weeks" or SO weeks,or 1872 years, lflhis relates
10 The birth of Christ, then it was nearly weeks
longer to his death or S3 years added TO 4S3 equal
to 5l6 years. III relates to his death, then his
death was to be 60 weeks after the decree, and
not 10.
Nor unless Daniels years mean solar years of
365 DAYS: which cannot he proved AT later Pc
Rod, when the science of astronomy was improv-
ed the Jews inercaIcuaied some days, or added
new month: but in the line Of Daniel, it is impos
slble for Mr. NJ. TO SHOW that the months were not
months Of 80 days, and the years of $50 days,
6. Nor unless the end, spiked ofhy Daniel, re-
laes to the end of the world: which he cannot
prove. Daniel speaks 60: 26) Of the end Of the
city and the end Of the war neither Of these
means the end of the world.
7. Nor unless he can prove that to cleanse the
sanctuary, Or Jewish temple, (Dan. 8, LAY means
the burning up of line world!
8. Nor unless he can prove, that Anti-Christ or
POpery is overlhrOwn, and Babylo is fallen when
the pope is still seated on his thrown at Rome.
8. Nor unless he can prove, that The Jews have
been converted and the lulness Of the genliles
brought in, when neither event has taken place.
TO- Nor unless he can prove, that Satan has
heen bound Thousand years, and the great battle
Of Cog and Nlagng has been fought. For all these
things must precede the burning up of the earth.
Read (tev. CHI. Is, 10, 2C.)-Jour Comm,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-30

TanW on Painiings.-l'hc wise men in Con.
grcss, who put duty ftwen,y per cen, on pain
lings. inflicted severe blow on the prosperity Of
the arts. When these luxuries, us they are called
were imported duty free. orr cnrvers and gders
were constantly mpoyed, hut now, their trade is
almos, u, stand still, But little or no revenue
will be derived from this tax, and, not particle
Of good will be done to the home manufacturers
Of pictures. 1t il mnch TO be regretted, that more
persons acquainted with business, are no, sen. 10
Congress, to represent the people. lfsuch were
the case, much time would he saved to the nation,
and less injury would he done to tho trading com
munity ~. Y. Nor. Post.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-30
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Commissioners notice.

VNIE, the Subscribers hens appointed by the Hon the
Wv Probate Court for the district Of Hartford. Com.
ns,ioncrs to receive, examine and adjust all Chains aud
demands Of all persons against the estate nj DANIEL q
B,kEn late Of Norwich IN said District, deceased, and
all claims aud demands exhibited IN Offset thereto mud SIX
months from this date being allowed for that purpose,
hereby give notice TINT will attend 10 the business ri
our appointment nj the dwelling house fwiIow Thank.
hl Inker in said Norwich On the 81 MONDAYS in Janunr,
and February 1913 ut one oclosk r. on each Of said
days. -
n 19lH S SEHL Commissioner"
Norwich, Sept. eth A. d. l-42. l2i-3w
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Administrators Sale.

RIO hr sold ut public auction SATURDAY the 2oih day
ofOct. newt at one O'Clock =. VI the Dwelling House
Of DR. David Palmer late of Woodstock deceased. Said
house Is well located s0r! distance west Of the court
house and has been recently repaired, with barn and
other ont buildings there is about Of land not To
be surpassed in this village Jsn the re'rsion Of the
widows dover in the house EAST Of the Court House IL
So pew IN the Episcopal Church. well located for any
person wishing tn purchase
TERMS for the west hnscone haliin six months and the
remainder in months with good security for the
version. down. s.TAYLOR, Jr Afn'r.
Woodstock, Sept. IA, 1912. l2l-3w
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Providence Express The publication of a
paper with this title was suSpendre at Providence,
Rhode Island during the reign of martial law in
that Sm,c. We are glad 10 see that it has been
revived. The first number was issued on the 10th
inst.
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Brighton Market,
MONDAY, SEPT. 10, 1912.

At Market 700 Beef Cattle, e75 Stores, a2CO Sheep
and ll25 Swine
PRIcEs-Beef cattle First quality 81 so A rs second
quality SO - i,2j Third quality, 81 90 so.
sroREs,--Two year old 81 n l2, Three year old, Sl4
90.
Sheep-sales OF lots 75 cts Cs, IS, 80, and 81 So
Wcthcrs, 81 Is, 62, al Is.
Spine-Ios 10 pedde, - for sows and IL fer bar
rows Old hogs at cts At retail from l2 to 5--N. E.
Farmer.
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NOW opening new st,ie Washington Shape China
N Tea Ware. an elegant article 81 superior quality,
which will be sold with dozen plates TO match at the
low price of $500.
AIsO-A Rich Article Gold Band China Tea Ware. at
a very low price. ,,
Those who want good article cheap VIII DO Wen 10
s''' '''"' CrS D4N5,.r-.
yiiy c. 'si1
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A New Original Novel;
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ENTITLED
THE WESTERN CAPTIVE,
THE TIMES OF TECUMSEH,
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Fire! Fire!

TNiE members OF the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance.
Co are hereby notified that the following assessments
have been nude by the Directors s notes in force On
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-30
FRESH GooDs

lust received from New York, and notor, Caeoc'
d Tcking- Dnllngs, &c, &c.-cheapcr than ever fol
ready pny-plcasc call aud see, chs. DANA, JR.
Sept. %, 1872.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-30

HAkln. per cent. Tor Tie year. Snd per ceHiuge ~
he cast on the original amount Of premium note without
reference endorsement and TO Ie paid the Treas.
urer, al his Office in Montpelier, or be tore the 18th day
Of October 1912, being the day Of the annual meeting VI
said company II il hoped that each member oltc Leg
Suiure will feel M interest in having all persons who IRE
INSURED IN his town, avail themselves Of the oqp0runi
" to forward the money for their >stssnemts y hin and
II Is expected that no member OF the company will fail Of
doing it often costs them forward their mo-
nry otherwise than their assessment amounts to- Mem
hers sh0uld rCcolect this
At h meeting Of the Directors the first Wednesday
Of This monh the following resolution WAS adopted:
Rssoircd That in il should become necessary 10
prosecute any person who ncgects 10 pay his ASSESS
mont when due that the Treasurer hereby directed 10
collect the whole amount Of the premium note agreeable
10 the act Of incor porntion.
The Town clerk, constable some member Of lhecompa-
ny requested to read the above resolution at their
tive Town meetings in September that all interested may
he notified J. +. THURSrON, Treasur'r.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-09

y uoa OF lnhu \ Soil Master N Chancer>--or .,lua
h" oPtfy nn.ttc ii,ri.l ,"r 20 Nr>chr,,,r County
WI sohi NJ Et.,pai> il- 30 h. village al FnI.Lan,
~ itr TN dHN o 'pui. u.tp, hy Hnr, NJ Miller Ca,
tuciano.cf'-its flrm '3rnstah .lca.ne Ia the late
thnrir> lin.r, i,a tn, W>lrhr.,tr ,lr OF the Mar
'tu Hi'f. Gar TN. fafirr' HIi. and both >i-.
g,' rcad i.atn4 10 torihrnl
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urc.h>- money athr option II tt purchs.-r
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10y 1a .ieut Olr .ifr ifop ths inIrn,i brI.'t Ford
tnli Ipsl ul, tcy 81 The ktng btids lioic!Sr~-
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\ iN# DRY G,tDDS -Sprins r4ade.

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New-York tribune., 1842-04-09
IN CIINNcrEN -l}etorr the Vice Chan

4 ' ll-NN' TN - lore the Ice I nan
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y. ,=,',s lt,' t'zss - l'rl-s, sicQuadr.
t','i So Nsrhrt.s '.,stf-'Ns Untitled cause by ~"
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't 1sN s nrilQ vi H. ar.t,t Ihc Rbosc,uau,,,
..iE-ui i"t Na~lG uo,,r,i or ~ the assignmen,
a'> ne 'nd Edward Ntr>in o5lh" abosr nan,rI de-
't ANS ~" f'ne- Pn"tT an P-trtek VI Ouadc. which
cfr't ~ MIN pleading, n. .ls,, rca;,t and whr
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49, rtt nt' ''N required - t,i ht and pr1,tr tlrif
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DAVID toDMtSE.
Na,teEln Charctry, No IS l.,Nr'ty- street
III - .s# l,,r iaA l.S
New-York tribune., 1842-04-09

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W. li''l 'Nr i'' W. "'n"i 81 FIRST T..
.GECTiONS 5"u nul"nrr. AM "a. ions. and hav,u,
bought r ,> i7r }e'' h'S s-ii"s. 10y no,
hniN IN ii i't >t''i a>-rtm-,t oi goods
der ~ To- h ulri IA th Il their in,.,t.. n,
keep 'cn-,'t' 81" isnl St-' n' tI' a,honat- AiuI,
Inj IL la n't ION th' \>l SYSTEM h"iI-,.nx ,h~y
CON nt'h Ht. 4" ihtt vaHu. goods ii~ir# In.
20 17raItt lt'i' a. 90 ti credit houses They rel,
"H5'tv ON i'ir t"a;'' y i'r-,-t patronage They
i'tru IT, action ft.aJtds and 30 yet cres,
sr.a hr thy u Iii ain., advance rr,i, cost
{ al 7Ht,e. >'ttE EMS CIT MAN
l. VI SrEvr>>.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-09
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~ 2ur. = Elsi Bfpaiesy, corner Markets.,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-09
? ,Rl.NCiI GERM, Fancy Goods
IlBRElI.,~ and PAR NSOIS

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