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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-04
STATE OF VERMONT. )ara proJa

STATE OF VERMONT. }.AT Il PROBATE
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD, ss. Court, hcM at
IfooistOck wHhia and for san district, on
The I'm day Of Linuarv, a. d. 1912, Present,
the I'm. THomAsP I. RUSSELL, JHdEc.
An instrument IN writing, pnrportina 10 he nuncupn.
tive will ofMANy lopGrs late Of Norwich In sai district
Decreased, being presented 10 the court for probate; 1t is
ordered by sud court that ull persons concerned thcrrn
he notified To appear NJ session Of said rOur OLc held
NJ Cots tavern In Norwich, In Said District on the l,h
day Of February neat, nnd shcw cause, II ANY they may
have. against the probate Of said nuncupuyc wnl, tor
which purpose II /, further ordered, TINT copy 0 thcrcc
ord of this order be- published three weeks strcei,yr, In
the Spirit of he Igf, printed nj WOnisuck in SAID state
~ soon rs may bc. true copy Of record.
gJ'3w DEL billings REGISTER.
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We regret to say that James Marsh D. ID. Prof.
Of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy in the Uni.
versi,y of Vermont, the greatest Mclaphy of
the ase, is dangerously sick,at Burlington.
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l. N CuShman Esq, will deliver lecture on the
subject Of Temperance, at the Brick Meeting House
in this village on Thursday eve goth ins,) to conf
mencc at half past six O'Clock
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THOMpsONIAN COUGH CANDY.

lust arrived from Boston, entire article,
pounded expressly for children and adults afflicted with
hard Gods, coughs, or persons or consumptyc habits,
For sale at the Iewelry Store OF
Dec 3. ". 4 W. o. RiYDILL.
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D O NJ ES TIC GOODS.
CHEAP FOR CASH!

ehalrs extra stout md fine shceting. bale Ticking,
different qualities StuHt Drliues III cts, Cotton Fan.
neIs Ut lU cts. Dleached SheCt,ug from cts up.
Also
90 pairs Russia Diapers at s2G0. Super Eng. Flannel
at 81 cts Snd all other goods equally low.
Please give Us cal L. DANA, in.
Dec. ~, le4l
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FLOUR, w. ]. GOODS
AND GROCERIES,

TO lie Inhabitants orihe Village Of Hooastock,
and 10 Union these presents may come.
GREETING:
ysNIE Subscriber would again inform his friends and the
IL public that he has on hand and will keep constantly
for suie at his ola stand pure
WHEAT FLOUR.
yi,hout anu Nurture which will he sold at ms low price
nv the barrel or pound he bought nj amy other place
in town-any person purchasing Flour Of him that does
not prove first chog may return the same, and viii he
and all necessary charge Tor transportation paid
Also,
On hand prime assortment Of Sugar; Teas Spices OF
every descriptions MolassrS Oi FISH Iobhccoi toh'eG,
t,onar, Nut,; Erut of all kinds; DC &c which he will
sell as cheap the cheapest, for cash OF short approved
credit
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COl,MiSSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon tic
w Frunle Court inr the District If Hartford, COm-
nssiocr, To receive examine aud adjust all claims and
White late Of Norwich in sad District deceased and nj
claims aud demands exhibited IN Offset thereto, AMI six
months IRON this dnte being allowed for that purpose,
hereby give notice that we viii attend to the business Ol
our appointment ut the Office OF Ira Davis In sud or.
wch, on the hrd Saturday In February, Gnd the ihird
Saturday in Juuc, next AT one O'clock r. NJ on each Of
said days.
nENIA NEAL, . .
FRANCIS pRNrT.} Co"m'"one''
Norwich, Jan II, \, y. liz. 9l-3w.
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WAVE AND DIAMOND BEAVER
CLOTUs.

WITT & HEWITT, invite those wishing for CLorHS
w Ia call and examine the largest, the best, and the
cheapest, stock Of moan CLOTHS, CaSSInERESt
FESTihGS, AND TRIMMINGS, ever offered in this
place.
Oct @, l9il. eo-t
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ID I f. .,

IN Norwich, on 9th inst, Stiles Woodbury. aged
6 years aud on the 18th, Martin SpIague, aged .
years sons orDanie $. and Harriet l.. Abbott,
Printers in New Hampshire and Illinois, are re-
qucsted.
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CROCKERY.

TINE subscriber will sell CROCKEBY ard GLASS
l. WARE for cash. nj cost and freight All wishing to
purchase Crockery and Glass Ware will find for their
advantage to call A. DUNBAR
Wood stock Oct. le, 49, 17iw
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OY S'H u II 8.

lie would further TINT, he has made an nrranse'
ment TO receive fresh Oysters once week, when he
will sell at wholesale or retail, aud tavern kcepers and
others wishing to purchase by The kes, can rely up"
gen them OF him any timcas fresh ana us cheap ia OF
the driver himself
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DENTISTRY.

nR HARRIS, would respectfully inform his friends In
~ Woodstock and vicinity, that he will Her them his
professional services early in the ensuing spring. e9
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BrigDtou Martset,


Al 300 Beef Cattle MS Sheep and 40 Swine
PRicEs,--BtCf CaWc. rirstputtl s. 5Oa5 -; second
quality 81 - n 3 %. ThirdIunlily 50 50 4 so.
SPe'h-lwo lots were sold nt l-2 and one At A.
Lots were sold from $ so to 49,
Sn'Hc-Two lots were sold, for less, md one for
n fraction more than 4c.-S. T.. Farmer,
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NJ 4 II n lied.

In Stafford, on the Gath inst, by Rev. N. Cul-
yer, Alr George Miner, Of Sharon, to Miss Fmeline
Mosher, second daughther oflhonas S.osher, Esq
Of the former place,
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FOR SALE,

A the Fashionable Tailoring Establishment Of T. II.
"A S0uthgate, TWO COATS, insists, made by WIN Z"
Souhgar. The Coats are large size and IN good ofd'r'
Nav IT, llII. p. n sOUnTGATE.
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NOTICE.

This may certify that have gwen 10 my son, Isaac III.
Cheel, his time trade and transact business Tor himself
us shall claim none Of his wages, pay any of his
Debts from this date. GEO. GHEDEL.
PUmrct, Jan. Sd, 1912. sS.3ws
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted 10 the subscriber, who
"A wish 10 save cost, are requested 10 make in
mediate payment: Particular contracts excepted.
r. HUTCHINSON, IN.
Woodstock, Sept. 10. ls4l. ~ IF
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WINTER GOODS.

lust RECEIVED, By the subscriber large ard sdii.
d tional suppl! Of
GOODS,
ADAPTED to the season, which will be sold as usual ot
cash, rtry great bargains Among thcma are
10 pieces "a and 6.i ALPACA LUsTREs, from
41Cts I'M
10 pieces lil'E BLK, md COLORED t.i ENC.
MiRlNOES, different qualities from low priced to
suncrlnC.
70 pieces Blue Bl'k, AI.ErfNEs, from c. cts. up.
Rich Fig'd FL ON NEs' pnd MARELED ALPACCAg.
50 HIGHLAND, LDiNGBOnO' kABYIE, MERINO
and FRENCH CASHMERE SIlAWIs, fome
new and elegant Patterns, from Sl,15 TO SIS.
100 PIECES PRINT, every variety oistyc and price,
SupCr 6-i SdAoue, :. cts.
NOUS. de LANES. GRAPE ie LANES, SILK
VELVET, CLOAh PRINCES sc. &c. in great
variety.
Purchasers are invited to call Goods vii, lie sold az
unporm'y lgw prices ind No MISTAKE! Il
bee. .. CHARLES DANA, Jn.
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Cash, Barter and Credit Store.

rJNIiE Subscribers nend doing business the Cash,
l. Barter and Credit 81 slcn and have lust received and
ARE now opcn.ng.a
SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS,
suitable for the season, which they will sell low
prices can be found in Woodstock. Look ut them!
CROCKERY & GLASS WARE,
n, cost and freight sIIEETIHGs and SllIRTINGS from
e Ii TO IL cent? per yard, cash
GA. BRYANT e. co.
Woodstock, Oct. II, l54l. II
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SETTLE UP!

our Conartnershp expires by Limitation the lst OF
March next, all who have unsettled accounts are
qncsed to settle previous to that time Also Cash must be
had in exchange Tor lot OF old Notes aud accounts.
RICE d BOARDMAN.
Woodstock, Dec 10, 1911. s53mo
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
,E subscriber has just received from Boston an extern
L. siye assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
--,uosG wHIcH AnE-
BRoADCLoTHS. BEiYER CLOTHS.
CiSSTNERES, SNTINETS,
Plain and ligd. S.iNONr CLOTHS,
CIHBLETEENS, NERfIOS
SILK WARP .fLPiCCI, hLPfNES,
SIMS, PRINTS uf all prices,
CAROLINE pLiID,
Exeter and other SHEETIvGs,
Fur cars, BOJS, NUFFS,
Russia DOG SKIy, fOr collars
BUFFILo ROBES, Of all prices and qualities, &c.
-Afso--
W. T. GOODS, of all kinds DRUGS MEDICINES
PAINTS, HARDWARE. and all other articles USUALLY
Kent in Country store All ofwhch will be sold as cheap
upon approved credit, be bought at any store in
town. .. A. D'Nbah'
Woodstock Oct. ls, 1871.
n. H. Persons wishing to purchase goods with rash
may rcly upon buying them low OF me NJ any other
pl,ce IN excepting ,'e e-''' e-si ,g,' s'nrs
T;-iw ia u,
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GOODS At COST The subscriber will sell his pres
~ ent stock at cosIlor Cash c. II. MOWER,
Feb list lSl2. g2.L
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CHEAP FOR CASH!
Wit G. Hewitt,

EGAVE Just received from Boston, general assOri'
Il Il meat Of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting Of Broad cluthsi Pilot, Wave and Diamond
Beaver clolhs Plain and figured Alpaccas CAS-
sinners; Buck and Doe Skins Satjneitsi
plain aud figured Alpaccasi Al
pines; Mrrinoes; Printed
Suxoncs Nous
de l.rnes;
Cacos Sertines aud Shrrnes bCnCCd and uphleachcdi
Drllings and TlcNngs Camhrics SeeraS hluslns Sails
bury ,nncs;iIghand Shaws Mulcrs COmiUrters, wrist
eIs; Boys wooden caps aNd belts Hosiery; Hovts o ~
,; Sn.pcnlers; SorAs hosonls collars, ltn and IL Il
silk craynls Drawers, Lambs wool Shirts Neck ties &c
Dec. -. lsll. 90
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WARRINGTON, Jan. 90.

w Jun So
The bill repeating the Bankrupt Law is lost in
the Senate, % Senators voting for the repeal and
20 against it. Mr. Clay and Mr. Benton spoke on
This subject and Mr. Williams made few remarks.
The vote was had upon the third reading of the
bill, and stood as lullow:
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Bayard, Benton,
buchanan, Calhoun, Fulton, Graham, King, Linn,
McRoberts, Morehead, Pierce, preniiss, Rives,
Sewer, Smith of Conn. Sturgeon, Tappan, Woob-
bury, Wright, Young-22
NAYs-hlessrs Barrow, Bates, Berrien;
!Choate, Clay, Clayton, Evans, Henderson, Hunt
lngon, Kerr, Mangum, Merricb, Miller, Phelps,
Porter, Simmons, Smith of Ind, Southland. Tall
madge, Walker, White, Williams, Woodbridge
-23.
WAsHIvGroN, JAN. 90.
The Senate did not sill to-day, having Yesterday
adjourned over until Monday,
On the assembling of the members in the House
ms morning, information WINS received of the death
oil Nir Dixon, Senator from Rhode Island. He died
only short time before the hour of meeting. On
Monday his death will be announced in the Senate,
and both Houses will probably Adjourned forth
with
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PRINTS.

d Ten dark American, md Eng Prints. surer "a
N French do. nj @ super DARK Am. do vt Io il
cts. The cheapest goods ever offered in this market
Please to call and look at them. CHS. DAM u,
Dec. 3. 81
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MEDFORD n. 7. RUM.

rE0!iE SuBSClBER being located so Car from Doston,
II finds that since the Rail Roads came into use the in.
ncncc is very great to his country customers mud
those who wish TO purchase Mcdionl Rum nj him. or set.
tic their accounts to remedy this Inconvenience he hus
made arrangements with Mr LIBERTY BGElow, to he pa
quantit! of
,.EDFORD RUM PURE SPIRIT, CHERRY RUN
.iND CORIIiLS,
constantly on hand at his store No. H. State st. where
hwisc may BE- found general assortment ol news wrap.
ping mud letter parcr also TO Keep my Book. that my
customers may settle their accounts without the trouble Ui
going Ia Mejfurd on purpose.
Thankful for past liyor, he hopes By will Ia please
and strict attention to business 10 merit further patron
age.
y Al orders addressed to ID. Lqrrencc Of Mc,fJrl,
or to L. Bgciotr, III State street, Boston, will receive
immediate attcatiOn. DANIEL LAWRENCE.
McdOrl, Mass. Jan. TO- lsi2. 9J.2no.
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NEW GOODS.

TUE subscrbcrhns opened Shop, opposite Whneys
Hotel where he continues to manufacture Silver
Ware OF all kinds such Table, Tea, Dessert, Salt aud
Mustard slo1us-trcanadr sugurtones Butter
knives, &c, sc. Gold and Silver spcc,ac!es Of every
ncrn made IN the best manner md warranted to AZ the
eve lie .!so keeps Gold f"1ds silver Thmhcs Gold and
silver Pencils Jcwelry BRITANNIA wnTr Fancy Goods,
Sacll, Horn Ivory and Wood totlhs, Porumery Of r
hiad,-Sha'ng Sonp, Hair aud Teeth Brushes Wallets
Opera GlUsscs Graves Sory, GayOrs Scissors Rogers
PcnNnyvs, HhaTncta Congress AMI other Knives, Pins
Needles, Toys &c. LOCKING 1assplaIe and tct TO
order.
rcila-s wishing forary n the above articles, will 10
furnished as cheap rs AT ANY other store in this vicinity
Particular attention paid To the repairing of spoons
specIteles and Jewtry. Cash paid Tor old God and
Silver.
Orders by mail or otherwise will NEE. with promp.
teitiCu.
~ H. Please call and examine for your,tlyes--no
barge Tor showing Goods. X. II. BAILEY.
WVO!stOck, Nov. 2j, 1911. sa-Sm.
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I.OST!
WM. BROWNS PENCIL PASTE,

one minute You produce polish FIR superior to
BRUSH Lusicr, II being paste, Is used without MAX
'ng dust which Is great objection to powder LuOk
10 your Stoves and Crates II You would have them neat
aud bearing light lustcr Price, II cents u roll
Families can be- supplied IT most Of the Druggist AMI
Grocer. stores In Boston, Dealers can hr supplied at the
manufacturers price, nr Dam, Evcrs Goa Slas Pierce
X Co., VIM, Slearns a Co., Wm d. bradford y Co.
- For sale by J. A. DL NDAR.
Wnul,urh VI al
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BEAVER & BROAD CLOTHS,
JUST RECEVED IND FOR SALE AT YERY
LOW PRICES by q. DANA, JR.
Dec. g. le4l.
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FUR.L!NED OyERsIIOEs,

A NEW aud splendid article, Of FUR-LfNED OYER.
IA SHOES, Tor Ladie, and Gentlemen. just received
mud for sale By Sc. MUNGER.
Jan. 90
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Russo g. CLARKE.
WATCHMAkERS e. JEWELLERS,

uVElust received and keep constantly IN hand well
selected assortment, Of GOLD AND SILVER
WATClES,-consisting Of gold and silver Lo,ers,-
Horizontal iepen, Alsrun, Repeating Quarter and
mon WATCHES. Also,silyer Table Desert and tea
sroOSsi Cream ladies'; Sugar TOrrs; Salt aud Mustard
SPOONS. German Siirfr table ard tea SPOONS. Geld
Silver rRd steel Bowcd s'pECTACLES! Gold and Silver
PENCIL CASES gold Beads silver Thnlles gold Chains.
Seals and Keys large assortment 6f fnger rings,
rings breast pins snun boxes ten bells, spy glasses,
first rate ralOrs, penkni,cs Rodgers fine scissors, hc
sde combs, together w'h vhfous other PARTICLES usually
kert IN aJewellrTs shop the whole comprising better
sortmert than offered In this place btOre-cs e,hrr
with good assortment OF Clocks such Prass
Day Chime; nrass LAY common; Brass "a hours Brass
mantle, hdt 81 days trih uindincj IrHss day
time piees, without sifikiEgi also first rate WOODEN
CLOCkS; all OF which they will sell good terms as
they can he pnrchassdri any plhce in this vicinity.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES faithfully rcpaired, and
tel at the shortest notice ard all Kinds OF ICh
work usually done In their line VI business Dispatched with
ncatncss and pains spared 10 give entire satisfaction
All orders from abroad will meet with prOnp, attention.
y. u. Cash paid Tor old gold aud silver.
Woodstock, Dec. !, 1911, s4.u
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10
From the New York Herald. Wing paper
-WHl(3 REFORM.

We'll, the wing majority in the House OF
Representatives have st last achieved mag
nlhceui exploit in the way of REFORM They
have actually passed a resolution dcpGVng The
Clerk OF two officers whose services he con-
kiders indispensable 10 lhe comfort of the
The House aud the regular transaction Of the
business and the keeping Of an sccurste an
0iUlelhg bic journal The cost 10 the nation
Z discussing this and p'sslng this teIrench-
ment resolution, has been precisely $i0,SSO
The interest Of This sum would have paid
the salaries Of The clerks, leaving the prrcl>
pal aud lhe services to The officers Of The
Government, II tbs TO be considered fair
specimen Of Whig REFORM 1t is proper that
the people shopld know il. II all the prom
iSss OF reIrenchment and reform were humbug,
the fact cannot be too soon ascerIaned. The
The paluy demagoguism manifested IN the
House, during the debate on lhis matter, de-
serves the severest apprehension. The great
''leaks," it seems, arc not 10 be stopped
The buDg is to be left oul; while the inconsid-
erable waste at The sPiggot is to be tended
with oil imaginable parade and os'eutatlon
The immense and wasteful expenditures in
the Indian department, the enormous and un-
necessary expense in contracts end jots for
the army and navy establishments, of which
the whigs have now The control and the profit,
are to be untouched. But something must be
shown ito the people as fuIfmen: of the
whig promises of "reform and retrenchment."
They cut down two cerkships, which ulti-
maIcly they will be compelled to restore, and
show this to the people as an ev denes Of
their sincerity. An attempts to reduce, re-
strict, or define the mileage of the members,
which is the greatest abuse under The Gov
ernment have been steadily resisted aRd de-
feated. Will The people trust euch refOrmers,
or be profttsd by euch reformation There is
ample room for retrenchment in every branch
of the public service. The people expec, it
demand il. and they will not be put off by such
trA'ng as the Houss have now exhibited.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10
MORE DISCL osURERs-The New

MORE DISCLOSURERS.-The New
Era of Wednesday movninR published paper
from the Court Of ChanceTy, enjolnIng Joseph
A. ScovilI, Charles A. SecOr, Alexander, j.
Bergen, Chas. Watyous, Levi D. Slamm, Jar.
ed W. Bell, Thomas L. Nicholas. AnsoD'
Hernck, and John Ropes, under a penalty Of
ten thousand dollars, not TO utter certain letters
10 which it referred.
The Evening Post says, 'Ofthose document
we know nothing excep, what we learn from
current reports The injunction was issued
a, The instance Of Mr.. Robert G. WetmOre, at
present the Navy Agen, Ofthis port, and for
merly an agent among the pipe layers who
is also said 10 be deeply implicated by the let
ters. in most nefarious acts Of political corrup-
tiou. They we're addressed, to cave postage
10 Mr.. Mitchell, then member Of Congress,
who instead of delivering them to the persons
for whom they were designed, quietly put them
in his pocket 10 answer his own purposes
THE story goes that when this Mitchell was
arrested in this city for forgery. he applied 10
his letter writing friends to procure him bail,
promising 10 run away as soon as be should be
liberated. Two persons that Mitchell had new
.er before seon, were sent 10 him. 10 enter into
recogn zal CO n the sum oft~elve hundred dol
lars each. He accepted The bail, had it enter
ed, came ou! Of prison-bu', iu place of run
ming away handed over the documents to the
editor of one of the morniug journals Ii is
further said, that these letters reveal degree
ofpoIitcal rascal ty aud private corruption on
the part ofthe wings which contain no parallel.
As II is impossible that the injunction Of Cham
cery can hold, the pIbl o will no doubt soon
come at The truth of the matter
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10
INFORMATION WANTED.

We don't want to be troublesome TO our
Wing friends; but we really would like to
know who nominated John Tyer2
Which is the Whg party--the ClayIles or
the Tyleriieea they both claim 10 be the real
Simon pure wings
What has been done with Mitchell, the
Wing member Of Congress. who was 80 insane
as 10 write other mems names for his own for
the purpose of raising the windp
How can certain presses dig Captain Tyler
in the ribs with one hand and hold out the oIh-
or TO receiveihe public patronage endeavor
to cripple his administration, merely to pro-
mote The interests of his bitleresi enemy, aud
with no view to the general gocdl
What has become Of the Buckeye Black
smith, the Buckeye Miller, and The Buckeye
cabins, breastpins, coop-skn, gourds and
hard cdel2
What has become of the "blood hounds"
since the appoihtmen, Of Gen. Call (who I'M
ported them to efice.
What has become Of the promises Of re-.
trenchment and reiorml 10 It TO be found in
national debt and increased expenditures Of
millions2
When are we 10 have the restoration Of con-
fidence, promised by the Wings before the ell
ection?
When are We 10 have better times,' better
wages and 'roast beef and turkey every dayF
as promised by The Wbigs before the election.
When are the ships that. are 'rotting at the
wharves' to have full freights and commerce
Aourisha
When are the ship carpenters 10 have as bu-
sy times as they bad under the Democratic
administration?
When are they 10 work ten hours per day
as they did then, instead of from sun 10 sun as
they do now2
When is the Government 10 be carried on
al an annual expense o! thirteen millions, az
promised by tie Whigsf-BaW Rep.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10
FROM OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.
. ILLEGAL VOTES IN lS4O,

The following table exhibits the number and
the States in which more votes were poIled
than there we're voters. This was the year of
the grand campaign of hard cider, or the year
in which King Alcohol greatly extended his
dominions, and placed Zip" in the highest
ofi:e in the gift Of this nation. Here is a
corroboraton of the opinion that The excess of
Wing votes taken in 1910 were illegal. We
give only the mos. prominent states in which
pipe was laid by the good GIenlworh wings.
New York. 1889; Pennsylvania. 9ls5;
Ohio, 30, 730; Maine, e067; New Hampshire,
6O57; NsT Jersey, 434l; Delaware. 10l |;
Maryland,T7l04; Michigan, 5l25; Indiana,
l4,sl6; Illinois. ll,7l4; Tennessee, 1915;
Missippi, 5O29; Georgia, 1907; North Ca.
rolina, '7Sle. Mt Holly Herald.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10
ABOLITION RESULTS -HIoHLY IMPORTANT!

ABOLITION RESULTS -HIoHLY IMPORTANT!
We have conversed with a gentleman just
arrived from Havana. He informed US that
the black and brown subjects of Queen VIC
toria. in the island of Jamaica, had defeated
her Majestys troops in pitched battle, and
compelled the Governor and commander-iD-
chief TO fly. Bu, this is not all. 1t appears
The captain general of Cuba was Informed las,
week, ,ha, the Jamaica negroes mediaed
descent on the south side Of Cuba, where
upon he got transports ready, and caused
troops 10 embark, and ii was said the whole
would sail for 81. Jago on Saturday, the l2Ih
instant.
From what information we have been able
10 obtain, we are inclined 10 suspect that the
rising and the fight ng Of Il Q negroes in Jamai-
ca have been got up expressly by certain En-
glIsh fanatics The better to cloak their designs
on Cuba,
NJ Orleans Courier.