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BAKERY 10 Lispen ard street.-The subscriber respectfully
- hts old friends he med
his old business baking and will be thankful for their
Having taken the stand formerly occupied by O. W. MIL
LII 40 Lpenard street celebrated good cake and the
subscriber having carried the business number OF
the well known Knckerbocker Bakery No 10 William ST.
iavoe resort for good crackers aad bscushe thinks he has
not io, gotten how please the OF the public.
JAMES TOMPSON.
N.B-Always hand fruit cake OF all kinds and prices
wedding cake all all
szesrk biscuit and bread every and
crackers fresh ImsI
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CARPEIINGS.
CARPE rINGS, CAKPETINGS-Cheaper than ever-An
All wool nsraln Carpeting. only IS peryard.
super 4s6d"
extra ' IS
double A" Is Cd"
Three ply superior patterns and celors, IS
do do do extra quality, los
English Brussels, extra, los
Roy Wilton and Velvet Carpeting, equally low.
Together with large ggets oclohs
door table and
the largest stock goods Purchases would find
their drcded cal aud this before
looking elsewhere.
X. SMITH, JR, 448 Pearl ST.
Opposite Willian street.
N.B-Heavy Jue Carpetng the low price of /. I'd per
yard Remember. number 4l8 Pean OIL lmsr
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TEACHER OF THE FLUTE. ~
hONLANlL 20 Thompson street, s1ves instruction.
the Flsts Terms sl5 per quarter. = Snsr
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WATCHES LOWER THAN EVER-In consequence
" OF the reduction duties tariff the
selling his stock Of Gold aud silver Levers, Is
capement Lepne, and other Watches, and splendid
from former prices being much lower than they be bought
place Gold w dtches
dollars each Watches and Jewey exchanged bought
All Watches warranted keep good the money
turned Watches aud Clocks repaired the best and
warranted, Al much less than the usual prices
q. &. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewery,
m IN Wholesale and Retail Wall St. nm stairs
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EOHNSoS'S No lHse helyes,warran,cd the hest nr'i
~ Gle ~ this narset, fnr sale by GEO. H. CUApIAS
De. ~
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Twenty'Seventh Congress,
T III RID ESSION.
Monday. Dec. 10 1870.

Monday, Dec. II, 1912.
Mna'e.-Aiter the Speaker announced the stan
ulnS Committees, MIR Buchanan presented II Pc
tlon from Hatters of Pennsy lvania for reduction
OF the duties on furs
MIR Tappan, introduced Joint resolution so To
amend the Constitution Of the United State us to
limit the term of Office the Judges of the Supreme
and Inferior Courts Of the United States.
Mr. Liam, gave notice that he would on to-lnor-
row ask leave TO introduce certain Bills among
which WAS bill 10 indemnify General Andrew
Jackson the line of $1,000. with costs, imposed on
him Tor dlsciargny hi, official duties, BY Judge
Hail Of New Orleans.
Mr. Ben ton, gave notice that when the resolu-
ton introduced by the Senator from Delaware
Mr. Bayardl to rescind the cxpunging resolution
came up Tor consideration he would move to amend
ny substitute approving of the adoption of the
expunglns Resolution and also Resolution that
lie thanks OF the country are due to Gen. Jack
son iol removing the deposits from the Bank of
the United States in 1888.
aLcnse.-lhe standing committees were announ-
ced, and are in the main the same as the Commit
tees Of the last session
MIR Adams resolution was discussed for several
hours, and finally laid on the ,abe-Yeas LOG,
Nays lO2, Several southern men voted in the
negative. Among them Mr. Bolts
A'ter referring tle Presidents message OF differ
cut standing committees. the House adjourned
Tuesday, Dec. IS, 1912
Scnaic.-'rhe bill Of Mr. Benton, to repeal the
Bankrupt Law, was postponed till Tomorrow.
Mr. Graham gave notice Of an amendment TO The
effect, that all pending cases of Bankruptcy shall
be decided os though the bill had not been repeal
cd.
HOasc,-A lengthy debate was drawn out BY
motion from Mr Bolts, to make privileged
question upon John c. Spencer's letter to the ci-
zens Of Utica; and after considerable wmnging
the matter stopped where it s,arled-Nlr b. ac-
compIi,hed nothing.
Mr. Everett introduced n bill 10 repeal the Bank
rup, Law, which WAS read twice, and made the
order for next Tuesday.
After nm Intellectual a',cmp, again to get up Mr.
Bolts resolution the House adjourned
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VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY, Class A Tor 1873
to be drawn nj Alexandria, ID. Z. on Saturday, Jan.
II, 1918. &c Numbcrs-l2 Drawn Ballots.
State of NEW JERSEY LOTTERY Glass \ for 1918
10 he drawn At Jcrsy City Jan Is lsl3. 10 Numbers
ii Drawn Ballots
ckcls Ohy SlU.--A ctrlUchle oil Package oil " II,
will be sent for l3O--Slarcs in proportion.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class b tor 1873
10 he drawn nj Alexandria, Va. Saturday, JAM 81
1918. IL NumbeS-lj Drawn Ballots.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

CVW WISNIVNFN no NU1ICE.
WE. the subscribers being approximately the Honorable
soners to receive examine and adjust MI claims ind de-
mand- Of all persons against The rscv Richard Sou,hgate
late If Bridswaicr In said District deceased i'll
solvent, and all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto, and six months from this date hcns allawcd for
that purpose. hereby give notice that will attend To
the business OF appointment 1T the dwelling house of
widow Carisa Southeac, in said Bridwater, the third
Tuesday N December and February, also tho second
Monday in April next. from O'Clock, A. NJ. until four,
l.. NJ. on each of said days.
EMiNCEL SIWfER.
JOSIdH JOSSELYN, JR, tCommis.ionfrs.
NITUiY LAMB.
Bridgwa,er, Oct. 10, A. ID. 1912. I37-3w
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Gg-lS43-gsa
All hands to quarters!
A .NEW YEAR.-EPENTFU TIMES!

II cannot be concealed that are in the midst of great
national dscrcdittle revenue has fallen OF carly ,ui-
der tho famous Tar Bill The munslrous amount o! our
Indebtedness in Europe 10 holders of State S;'Cks and
the Ohoquy Of repnniion his precuded all hope Of
ssteIre rom there, and We are bound to admit that
Government cannot raise dollar, and that they have no
available means TO pay cnrrent disbursements, To the
pOnt-whai Is To be done? to place common Country
IN the attitude she ought to among the prodcS
the proud, and which the enterprise of her cztns and
her vast national Resources, en,itlc her To do.
How inns lnmcnlable state OF affairs has been brought
about II Is row useless to reason upon. The remedy lies
with the people. ami through them only difficulties
be srip!cd with and surmUuntcd; and that too by
ton, either direct Or Indirect. Direct taxation is aud
has been objectionable and 10 Obyiale TINT alternative
Sylycscrhas been applied to from iead Quarters con-
time his uuriruled sc Of voluntary tax, aud month
~ distribution. Having completed his arrangements with
the thigh contracting PARTIES" he has the pleasure
Ia say thai he commences the new year most aispciuusy
The Schemes are rich, brilliant, and favorable beyond all
precedent. Observe there is one capital of + o r ny
thousand three capitals 1HiRTY thousand, several Of
S2j CO. SEQ Geo, &C. &c.
Further remarks are unnecessaryanl all that remains
for his correspondents is to express to him their
wishes which will his usual attention both ms re-
sars forwarding orders aud making reanccs for priz.
es, either by Draft, Bank Notes, or Specie. Address
=. j. SYLVESTER.
1870 Broad'cny, and 22 UGi!.st. Ntu York
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BALLOON ASCENsIONS

There will bea splendid fire Balloon, measuring
'wcn'y-lnur fee, in heigh, and sixty feet in cir
cum(crancc, raised in this village, near Whitney,
Hotel, on Saturday evennns next at 9 o'clock
precisely. Previous TO this ascension, small
messenger Balloon will be raised.
Dec. 90.
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For the Spirit Of he Age,
ANTI SLAVERY NETTING,


Providence permitting 3Olh, and 3lsl, inst. Fri
day and Saturday Ewes at Il suitable place in
this village, Mr. John Orvicc an Anti Slavery
Lecturer from Concord, N. H., will talk to both
white and black christians. and friends in this VA
cny, Of the enormous sin and inconsistency Of
holding colorcd Brothers and Sisters equally with
ourselves the children and image Of God and heirs
Of eternity, in disgraccful and inhunan bondage in
n republican Government, without making strong
effort for their immediate delivery. In behalf of
two and half millions Of spirits that cmanated in
common with our own from the great Father of
all spirits, do sincerely and earnestly mplore the
high toned Jealous Christians, the sell sacrificing
Democrats and Wings, and every class of men to
turn listening car, and m apostolic Christian and
liberty loving heart TO the advocate Of Two and n
half millions Of Gods own images, now writing
and grooming under the most tyranical oppression
tina, ever existed on this earth. And all this cruelty
and wickedncss in the very teeth Of the mos, phil
an,hropic Democrats ard Christian nation on the
Globe Oh God how long shall the Sc things be so,
X.
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Physician Wanted.

A GOOD, md regular physician will find employment
n ut Plymouth Notch, situated, on the road from
Briswnirr Tyson Furnace, and any ray seven miles
from ANY practitioner. l'''i
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Sl.rN00l.

MEATS FOOT OIL, and BAKER,S ~ 4 r L r
~ PROOF BLJGkING, for sale by
Nov o. JOEL EJTON
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To Mc Honorable Supreme Court ncri 10 be
holden at U'ooisiock rithin and for the County
Of Windsor on The fourth Tuesday after The
fourth Tuesday Of January nert--
The petition Of Mary Ann Palmer OF Norwich in
Windsor county respectfully shows,
That on the eleventh day Of August 1885, she law
fully married to one David Palmer then of letiord IN
Orange county nj said Norwich with whom she there
lived in the faithful observance her part of all the d
ties of the marriage contract until the 22d day Of August
1850 when the said David NJ Palmer wllfly deserted
Your petitioner nj said Norwich and went from this State
parts to her unknown, and has never since made any
provision Tor her support-Whcreiurc your petitioner
pra,s that n divorce from the bonds OF ma,rmony be.
tween her and the said David W. Palmer may he granted
her. MARY ANN PALMER.
Norwich, Nov 10, lsi2.
The foregoing petition having been presented to ME
and IL appearing that the said David NJ. Palmer il
without this state II is ordered that the substance OF said
petition with this orlef--bc published in the Spirit ofht
Age, public newspaper printed nj Woodstock in Wind
county three weeks successfully, the last publication
to he least six weeks before the term of the supreme
court be holden at Woodstock in and for said Wind
sor county the third TUESDAY Of February NEXT which
shall be deemed sufficient notice 10 the said David VI.
Palmer TO appear the said term Of said and make
answer to said petition. l3s.3w'
Dated nj said Woodstock this 10Th day of December
A. u. 1872.
WILLIAM HEB iRD, Jyir, of SIM Cart.
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State Of New Jersey LOTTERY Glass for 1918 to he
drawn at Jersey City, on "wednesday JAM 4, 1856
numbers, u Drnwn DdlInts.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 4 for l8l3
LG .l.... il... n...lr... Il 1,


certificate of Package Of IS Tickets will be sent for
s .30-sharcs in proportion.
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CHINA TEA WARE

SHIHITE and SPRIG'D CHlNATEA WARE. rev n
w elegant patterns with plates to match lust rccciSd
for sale nj unisuny low prices Also, additional sup
nly Of Sprg'd Ten and dining ware, together with iGl
assortment of Toilet, common painted ard e. &. ware.
Purchasers who in want Of any of the above goods
will find it for their interest to call on the subscriber.
oct H. CH'S. DANA Jr.
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LIT ERfRY, DOMESTIC, IND FASH
ION4BLE F.4.MIL Y .N4G.4ZI.NE.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
20 THE PUBLIC.

Vowevor unnls,,on, +, o.v H. g.
49,, 80. L. y t'ay 1e 70, man 70 come
and awy y, aSa ~ Snssss a;o
par,v reGn,re nTo1n, and nnn"aGsa @
ehages made AGAINST me- in ,hs Sssoora,C"s uO.n l ~ e
ofthe 7 of The nreseoi montb signod h~ 'Rsi.. MaI
Samuel Dunlap. Jr and Thomas H.yyon The ' s,st..
men,s Of aach and nh in svo,~ naro"1 [ mo .o s.ao.
FALSE-lhey Know them IN bs faIss rhop nso,anS
to give the very words used by me wears socs /" fire.
side talk. in tbs discussion of poIcs cnss;"n, ,b;. !.
impossible, they are not en- of extraoidinaTv abiI;es
in any respect mere cats naws salso,ad y, ..,,,
leaders, for political eect-and il il wall known ,hst
men who lend themselves for such nn,noses are ysoL
corrupt, contemplate. .scf7.'n - -. 49,.
Ihave always advocated the rights of tho noor ,,ao
was raised laborer and bays awav, onuossd aran,
ing monopoes and extraordinary nri,lsasr ~ DO
class of men, On the question Of BanknS have nov.
eai any time or place. advocated The doctrine of hank
desr Icton as INV votes in The las, " 'h
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
yANorHER PATRIOT GONE

Departed this life on the morning oflhe 9Th of Sep.
tember last at his residence in Carroll county, Ohio,
Mr. WILLIAM SHERROD, aged about 80 years
The deceased was born in the State of Maryland and
at the age of H. be oined the band OF heroes tho
frontiers. in the Indian wars and first stationed at
Fort Cumberland, aud afterwards az the different stations
along the Ohio River; he scryed years in General
WaYns's army, in his campaigns against the Indians,
and was seven years in actual service, during which
he was eng ged in many hard combas with the rcd
men oftle wilderness, He reside "a years in Oho--
was brave soldier, honest and upright man, and was
beloved by all who knew him. For the last rs years
he was member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
remains followed to The place Ct burial by large
ooncOurss Of relatives and friends, He has el aged
and ahectionaie widow AMI large family Of children
and relatives to lament his lbss- Com. 'f n''a -" s
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II mystery to US how some men who work hard
for the r daily bread allow themselves to be guided
by party, The lenders Of which publicly Proclam "irum
he house tp that they in favor ola property qua-
icaion for voters aud for the very sage reason that
none but prouey holders have any interest in the well
Ere of the country.
What profound Political Economist! To assert that
men who depend the prosperity of The country, for
their own bread have interest in its wearel There
is party holding this doctrine, though about election
times they try conceal it, and we regret to say that
tIer arc many poor men, who would be insuted if one
would call them Ignorant whe sustain this party, either
directly by voting their tickets or indirectly BY distract,
ing the democratic rarty-IRd '.... -" .tt D.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
7 HENRY CLAY IN A TIGHT PLACE.

WsIlearn fomsundoubted, authority, that the 'Jord
Of Asbagd abused Mr.. Tyler at Eaton, on his way to
Indiana ii hiayety best "black RAM aud 'vigu hef.
'er'sfy s& From Eaton he gasssd on, % Richmond,
Indiana, where the 'oId coon" was fairly tresd. A
.pstitou, pnmeroqsIy signed presented him, hum.
bly, proyihg he Iordship be.ate his slaves. He is
rePressded as being IN areadfnl qoanday Butatlast
CLOSED boiT syss. "wentit blind ia hespng lppn te
sunsophlslicpled beads Of the conscientious Qpakers
torrent Of abuse. Poor Harry no doubt bsgant to wish
himself at Ashland, in the calm enjoyment Of pryate
llfe surrounded BY true and faifhlS friends BY the
time shall aya visited all Of his gooa friends 10 ev-
cry part fbs vast couhirt che will mo doubt find it
Lotso easy matter to reconcile his varied and conct-
ing oPinonL The American people are curious sort
If folks they very dp fthe opportunity be afford
edthsnl to pop 4ussiOhe those who seek higfofli-
cisssiipp az shsif hass If7thsir questions sh lpI
pspye sppewbal troublesome lIsy very naturally think
jtpons Of their busIDsss Let every tub stand upon
it, owh boi.om u tho peoples motto The shi6Y
,bnfi6h woult DO we'll 10 chain ihsit old coon. Ils
viii bdinprp sac and comfortable atAshIand Wsissl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
MIR. WEBsTERls /. SPEECH,

The Secretary addrss"eda large, ssaen:-
blage OfJbeciPzen Of Boston, gSt FsueuIi
HaBp QnJbe 30h September,s defending his
pcspiop. nHelcopd demoed,, 10 the. strongest
letmso theifvlly and presumption ofthe party
With which he formetly acted, HIS exposition
6flhehypocrsy Of The wing parry in the late
session of ConRre exPnions 10 stop
The wheels ofgovernmeni. for the promotion
Ofpstty snds--was full Of sOyare and wither.
ing grebpks He gave full credit 10 The demo.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
vLdaaIa are enlIlIed 10 . coon

These two iua uasvldnals are entitled 10 a coon
skin spron sseb
l, aaafds 6slgrsat plsasuresto say thai Nj: \
MccopnslI "a man ofunblsmished ieharscs
Ter, and ..1h honest man is The nOble,t work
-orGSd3F lie wSsbOfn ihg Fsrkhn touuty,
Pa, FAised fAsmer--,s is kind and o5lleFrg
asiekboS. sGd Trend to oihe pOor, zForIIhs
sast,en OF fifteen years has lived id Warren
kpvnsap, 10 This county, and iollows The oc-.
! cbPali9n of farmer. He is . bold aod fsar-,
IssS advocate oflAe Gauss. of Democracy, 81
uslTighisofihs6eUple. The old hypOcrie
sndtlaudeler Ofihe Advocate. has been en-
gsged fOr ,he last 8 or len years il trying 10
! ruin this mans charscler ! Lssi yssrhe as.
sanlled HIM 90 ihe,sye. of The election, in Ba
brutal maUner -sand' this yearthe same The
people will sesl'brough him. Whsnithis yiIe 2
wretch thinks therei is no chance 10 refule bis
foul slanders, he takes this advantage. The
height ef this blood hound Kirk Pauck's am
bition, heems to be, 40 destroy Ibe character
md reputation of every Democratic candidate
who appears before She people Hstas lost
bis own pftyate eharaciar, and hence seek TO
destroy all Others, s,.and briOgahen down on a
evelwish himself Hs3 93f sta a. ,s s.as
AsaO the assault and Islander on MI. Collier
ii can have no weight. The vagabood Of
The BuzzArd wrote and .gnsd iha. cOmmuni-
cation himself Et ,.hl.
We caution the people to be on their guard,
and not be'led aslray BY this foul slanderer,
KIRK Patrick. Be up and doing, Democrats,
and the daysis ours. pnau aa asg s,I.'
We were underthe necessity Of issuing al
Extra Democrat, fOtthe purpose Of cOnradlct-
ing the base ISLANDERS made upon the Demo-
cratic candidates, by the vile monster, Kirk
Patrick, onihe eve of the election. There
is nobin be this man from full exposure
Of his vdScAEser,o Of wckedness, through life,
but his family Of children. For lhem we have
mercy. 8.s, ~ s..r. a.. ..a,F.,.l T,
10 Ireland, the laws Of that country will
transport man to Botany Bay Ia years, for
changing hls name. Botany Bayis au island
in the middle Of he wide ocean, kept as psn-
l'ent'ary By The British government, for all The
offenders Of Tho law. l-a1 u~g sat'
Below will be found communication from
Mr. Mcdonnell. repeing the fosl ISLANDERS
published against bin, BY JudBs rscariot the
Blizzard Advocata 10, our Oonnc.a,;o
friends take it 10 the polls and read il.