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TEA AND COFFEE.

A Tux upon these two comforts and nccc.saries
of ,fc seems to be the hist resource of the Admin.
i.'atlnn; and Congrr IS il called rpcn 10 rsrio
this tax. II il n vain calculation. as little rtnec.
iion would show. The present stock Of these nrli.
cles must he exhausted. hcfuie the new and taxed
supply conld find purchasers. rhre i. profanity
tea enough now in the country to last Two OF three
years; and Of coi're, enough 10 la.t year. Until
the present stock is exhausted, new imporiaiions
could not be looked Tor; aud the only effect Of the
tax would he To enable prrscn, holders 10 enhance
the prize Of their stock, and make consumer. my
mnrr for that which they use, while the Go, ern.
mcni would receive no revenue FROM il We count
ms nothing these attempts ut revenue. II il not by
'aAiug few articles, hut hv n revised system OF
duties. md something durable cr permanent in
'hcm, that revenue ran IT, ruiscd. Uncertainty ia
destructive of revenue, lecnusr il IL Obstructive Of
business " u tax wee now laid ON tea and ruff,r,
II would be heavy, in order To produce sn,ihing.
noubs Of lis continuance would arisr; people,
would expert The tax TO he altered or general ~.
vision of duties, and importers could not subject
ihemse, es IN the lisk Of being On u CHI h supurs
on hand which had paid hcas, duties, and whlrh
we're 10 come into competition with what had paid
less This cause u nav para wing all Importation
II il not merely The heaylnrsl Of present dn,ies,
under The Tariff VI 1872. which i. diminishing i'm.
-
the uncertainty Of their continuance. On all hnnd.
this Tariff Is held TO be Temporary: with view
To reduction, Is universally looked for: nni how
can importers venture to bring in supplies, wrh
This prospect before their eyes, Prrunanency aud
sreadiness are what !. wanted:
No tax on tea and Coffee row hastily laid, under
the calls ofan empty Treasury. could be expected
10 be durable; and, therefore. M such iaa could
produce any thing. II il, ih"rfnre, poor resource
Tor the Gn,eInmeni-or rather M resource to il;
while, iflaid. il will he burhen on the consumer
causing the price ofpresent stocks 10 be rni>ed.-
And il is well known TINT the prospect Of this tux
like the prospect Of thu tax on silks, caused l,,pe
impor'a,ions while free from ,aa, to be read, for
!, wh"n laid All business men agree TINT III.
present stock Of tea and coffee in the county il
'nffi"ien, fora long time. especially in The present
tine OF economy and PRESSURE; and therefore, that
n tax now laid IN tea and coffee would he burs,.n
npon the consumer, and profit 10 he seller, with,
out beneh, 10 the Ccvctnm,u'.- Giote
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31
Spirit Of tie Age.
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT:
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1913.
NOTICE TO THE DEMOCRATS OF RUT,
LAND COUNTY,

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EXCHANGES.

The pslladlum admits that tho exchanges nov,
AFRO " nnoui rs low rs they ever we're" This i.
something Of M admission for an organ Of the
wing party, who has been aboring, whether bon-
esi'y or not our readers can Judge fr the las,
lew years to convince the men Of business, tina,
The exchanges never would be regulated until n 4
;. Bank wns chartered. The editor nsks wbcro
lhe exchanges will be when n rirorou, ir,Je /.
again commenced? VIVA, meaning hn attaches
10 the term 'yig0rous 'rnde" we knnw moi: if hc
means that trade which is the fruit Of ..spccna,n,
and overlrading," which We see he now gdniJ, !.
the cause OF the present hard times, and which he
6nep was the cause when he was abu.iny Mr. Va,
Buren, Tor "bringng distress upon the coun,rv ;,
we answer that no power cnn ''rcgulaio the ex.
but that which makes them irrcuul,r
Let the b1nks be content with M ing ponry b,p-
rsiIy and issue their notes on n spscie EgsiS---
they viii then have confidence in one another. and
the people will have confidence in Them. 'rb.n
will the bank bills Of one State pas. rradiIy in snv
other State, and the exchanges will keen "yeguio
'ed." We have shown from official tables of or.
changes. time mud again. that no national bnnL
ever did or ever can control excIanoes e., mn, [
engih OF time. They may be deranged bv a do.
'reciated or unequal currency, but like wafer ,hsv
silI soon find their proper level when The cprrcn,
If specie is let loose bv The banks tb, have de,,n
.ed them by non payment. The laws. Of ,rsds |
will regulate these matters, If moi hammered he |
awcss md broker down institutions. ,Sc,, mrs |
Reg.
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BUSINESS AND BANKING

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"hS I" c'"'''|c ou'Ihe'.' Oo'h ghngfaph'caIy ana
''Sa'u !" 'n"c I'', Is 10 say All ,rHue hased
q" u'tu ce",'s., ~ VIC ,c"o quarters OF mat cred
:" ""e" was '"" ~, "'u '"c business oi ma
~ 'oH' M"s o',"'." ''.'o ore ''r ''e same Iea-
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o''" 'c'cr e"p',a' " 10" SS%'o iU'o1o. me IN
rIeash o, ,nIP'rl business III New YORK Guy, from
'o"u 10 'ooo' qoc,o-',o'o 10 me nN year The
ha'u'a, inc'ro"e oi ''e pef''ashouii not nave eS-
seeheo inc ptcpn' i,onaI increase OF exports from
'hr "noe onued o'a'es'wh'ch ,nr Inc seven years
sno'hs IN 1870 amounted 10 SoI, .lu.ooO. The
lmporls N Inc same 'l IN, "ere ssl9,5so, oOo-an
sN'es' o neat e-oo'o'vovoHf aeoot 80 per cent
Inc 'ihpo''S mo New YORK Tor me same period
were ,i-o'Uoo'oo per cent. ON which ii ) 81
tV'''""; "h'oh may represent me amount ofgoods
reported n'" ana SOIL imonsh tho operation of
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induces direct trade at the south. Specie now
finds liz wny drec, from Europe 10 The southern
pnrls, and where the currcncy is supplied, goods
win take the snne direction, because, imported
for cash, wi h southern capirul, it will he cheaper,
The western trade with Boston, whi'h formerly
was forced through This city, is now direct to Eos
ton over the railrnah, Al these facts pnn, nrv-
i,ahly 10 n vast reduction in New York business,
which will ultimately revive, only when The whale
wealth md business of the United States shall
have vastly increased. The imports and exports
Of New York, in 1896, were Si47.l70,0O0; in
1889, Sl32, lao 900; in 1892, s'S5,S5o,O C0; and
in lSl3 may be the same. Int Will probably be
much less At the same rate, it would give II re-
duclinn Of 46l 800 600. or ahou, IS per cent
Hence reduction Of IS per cent m Bank capital,
stores rents, and all their dependencies and ram,
ifcations, must take place. Pink capital has hcen
struggling desperately, but will finally come down.
The number of stores and houses idle this year Is
greater Than ever before. The effect upon rents
will he fol, next year, after a number Of owners
have lost years revenue. Competition for ten
ants will then govern rcnts-compe,ition for stores
has hitherto governed them. With the reduction
of rents the money value of property will really be
effected. The'e are causes ind effects operating
peculiarly in New York, because New York has
grown MP with the paper system more than any
other quarter, and will be proporlionaby affected
| by its fall
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31

ode, Proria, in thy SIacth"'-A cores
ponden the Portland American wants the Hon.
VIZ Rot,s to die. and insists upon it that us gen.
tlemun, mGn Of honor and a member If Con.
gress, he ought 10 die. The matter is urged viii
stern solenliy. in manner and form as folows:-
"1O The Hon. Mr. Potts. ~ c.
"SH-Wi'l You permi; stranger to address
YOU on point of great moment 10 ,our reputation!
Won will remember that. some months since, ,uu
so!emnly Pledged vouSelfio 'head Cap,ain w.
Ter or die Now. sir. you must acknow ledge iha,
YOU have not succeeded in heading the aforesaid
Captain; yet. despite YOU promise, you aW lire,
The word Of member of Congress should be .a-
cred. Why then don't YOU DIE, sir. Us YOU proH-
i1ed To do. if The other alternative failed, We
panse for a reply. Wnh due rrsprrt.r
N"w every body must ace the necessity Of Mr
Bolts considering this thing seriously and at once.
We don't care fig far his political sentiments. bu,
when man pledges his honor to die. he ough, to
dle--or perish ia the ai'emgi.-.auora.
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MANNER OF VOTING AT A NATIONAL
CONVENTION.

Al the Virginia convention it was resolved that
The voting in the National Convention should be-
by States, each State entitled 10 the same number
Of votes as In the Electoral College.
Al n large meeting Of democrats holden in
Charleston 8. c. on the l,h uIt.. it was resolved
{ that the convention ought to be composed Of del.
cga,cs elected by the several Congressional Dis
tricts, each choosing one, and each giriag indie
pendenily the vo'c Of his District, together " lf
two chosen by the Legislature or state conven-
ton, answering to the U. s. Senators or Sena,oI'-
al Electors of President"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31
TIE lAEORlNG CLASSES.

Onr opponents makes great professions on pa
per, of there dlsinterested friendship Tor The Ia
boring CLASSES, and we see il almost ever. wing
paper appeals TO hi. portion 0r our comn unly,
and arguments why they should JOIN Tho nanpih-
turrrs and lhti agents in keeping rpa high pro-
,ectiye tariff because, shy they, il will give III
creased EN- p'cyment a.d higher wages TO The in
dusrious. If their prcucklag correspondent WIN
the prnctice of tho " lords Of the loou on this
subject, we would moi, complain, But how is h!s'
Look at tho conduct Of The cotton lords IN Mass
nchuse,is where the females attached IN the mid.
dlescx Factory" srhnced from tho fresides Of
home and nnde del endarl IN the labor Of their
hands in factory for subsistence, are now suffer-
ng persecution from their employers and hunted
from place IN place, thatihey may fnd no employ
ment by Which 10 corn a Hring,' because f"r-
snoh they dared object to the couduct either EN-
poyer, in cutting down their wages 20 per cent.
after he and they had agreed upon fired price
that they were 10 receive. We ask the farmer the
mechanic, and the wolkingman. to read. the me-
mortal of these females to the legislature of Mass
achusells, now in session, which we published in
former number OF the Regsler-hut which we
have never seen in any wing newspaper. They
play that the legislature will stay The hands ofhrh
prosecutors. nnd that some law may he enacted
whirh will prevent their hrolhers, sisters and
friends suffering as they suffer, If they should re-
sid iejusiice from manufacturing companies! Read
it, We rrpeat--and if YOU hive Time and an op.
porrunny, read e'sewhe The official reports of
The condition of the laboring classes in England, in
their manufacturing districts II il enough 10 rouse
the blood vt any ono who has the feelings Of u
man coursng through his veins, Aid has it come
to This in our land that The word Of lordIing or
his overscer, is law! and that the man, ~oman or
CHILD who uitcrs compaint. ia me, with = loss
Of employment" and ia hunted down like wild
bensl Is this frccdom independence christianity
jus'icen The bones of Washington and the heroes
Of the Revolution, answer NO
.Nt'V Hdrcn Reg.
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her les are TtiLld in the IoIIowl6se .e'iii.
n,enls from that grea, master Of the female heart,
Richardson:
Women who have several lovers (like women in
a mercer's shop. distracted with The variety Of his
rich wares) often choose the worst, and reject the
best
There me points in which all women agree, and
make Il common cause among them.
When women are DESTROYS to conceal their age,
il i. sign that they themselves think they shall
be good for nothing when in years.
Momen's eyes often run away with their under.
standing.
Love secrets are generally the cement Of female
friendship
| Malrinony and liberty III rish connection.
| The female eye expects To he eratllied-w whence
men Of appearance often succeed when men Of
merit fail. Women, DIES gned to hr dependent, as
well ~ meek creatures, whn cfl to their own
wills, often know not what 10 resolve upon.
"The SEX" says Sisnor Jeron, mn, "nrver
know their minds whcn they meet obstacles to their
wills"
"Womnn," sMr selby, "ars but The apes Of
one gnolhcr."
| All women, more Of less, nrc ionlanrcs.
! HUSBAND AND WITr.-A woman il more tho
property oC her husband than he is hers
| Managing women are generally not the hest 10
| live with.
The NOS, happily married woman mus, have o
will 10 which she must resign her own.
| The woman who drpr"cia,es her husband still
more dcpreciales herself
| TIA woman would have the world respcc, her
husband. she nlu'i sci the example,
good husband and good wife are the world
TO each other.
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reading public srea. favor by tho publication OF
The "NOctcs,'
They are printed in four beautiful volumes and
may be had for $3.50.
Graham. for Ap'il.-The promPtness with
which this mnsnihccn, Magazine is issued ia wor.
thy Of all praise. The present number is no, be-
hind It's predecessor, IN beauty or interest Tho
principal contributors are Dr., ant, Cooper, Long
fellow, Dana Sc.
No 8 Of tho supplement. to the New World con-
tanning Martin Chuzzlswit, Ton, RnrLs, SC. is.
received. Prize 81 20 -
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Important from 1sras..- Escape Of the prison.
ors. BY latest news received at New Orleans. it
appears that after few days march bc,ond the
Rio Grandc. the prisoners during tho night con.
'ri,ed 10 loosen their bands, and rose in a body
upon their guard. After a desperate struggle in
which II Of the Tesars were killed, tho guard
surrendered and gave up their arms. The Tex.
ans then turned their March honeward ard reach.
ed their own soil in IS houls nherward.
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.Misissippi.- Albert G. Brown, Of Cop-
nh county, two Yeas since member Of Congress
Gen b. is ono Of the most eloquent men in Missis-
sippi, and democrat Of the frInes, and purest
mould. Gen, George r. Fall, Of Kinds county,
has uso been nominated for Secretary Of State
james E. Matthews. Of Tishemingo counry, for
Auditor; and G, s. Cook, Of Coahoma county, for
Treasurer.
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4 Fact for Farmes.-Dr. Jackson in = l,,e
lecture before the Farmers meeting. in Boston.
adverted To a statement made bv Johnston in nj.
lectures gu the application Of chemistry and 10.
onay TO agriculture. that deserves attention Viz.
That strong luxuriant crop draws TO itself ,be
carbon'c acid of the aimosphe e; 10 tina, he who
manures hsIy. draws to his field The acid from r..
nslshbcrs poor field; making good the scripir
that to him tina, hath, shall BE- given, and he,
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The editor Of tho Montpelier Patriot announces
That his next number will complete lhe fourth eat
Of his propreIorship of that paper I, is due Mr.
Mnrson 10 say that his services in the cause OF de-.
mocracy have been Of The highest value, aud we
hope he may live long to sustain his well.earned
reputation.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31

"a free road between Woodstock AMI BARNARD
must he II road rpon which the citizens Of 10th
toDns car uavel FREE or TOLL"
We will state, again our notions Of Free Trade,
and hope, go plainly, that they cannot he misun-
derstood, though they may be nisrePrfsrn'ed;
Free Trade, is free iradc uiih all The uorH;
free on al hnnds; the ports of all the woria open
TO US, and our ports open 10 all The world!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31

Il WindfoH.-Ihomas Morris, Esq ha. with.
in few days obtained judgment in the supreme
court Of the United States against the property of
the ci'yof Philadelphia, known as Fairmount hv.
draulic works, by means Of which he will come
into The possession Of the property Of more than
$3.50, 900.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31

Gen. CASA meeting of he democratic ci.
zcns OF Cincinnati, was held on the 2lst ult 1t
was addressed by d, r. Disney and others in ia
vor of the nomination Of Gen. Cass for the Pres.
dcncy. Tho following resolutions were adop-
ted:
Resolved. That, h1ving tho most unhcunded
confidence in the p,,rlnIn and abilities Of Lewis
Cas.. this meeting nominate him M candidate
for the next Presidency Of the United States, sub
ice, to the decision of Il national convention.
Resolved, That believing The one term princi-
pie to b. of the utmost Importance to the purity
Of our institutions, We make this nomination with
the understanding tina. he shall not serve moro
than single term.
Resolved. That this meeting recommend that
the National Convention he holden in this city, in
the spring Of 1914.
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TIME OF HOLDING A NATIONAL
CONVENTION

SO far ns we IRE advised tho States that have
given official opinions ARE as follows:--
May 1911. Mar, land, Massachusetts,, Mlssou-
ri, Kentucky, Michigan, Mississippi and South
Carolina.
First Monday IN November, 1913 Virginia.
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Money .Narkei. ~ Y. city Thursday. .sforch
23--lhc stuck market was more buoyant to day
Sales were larger At tho Board. and prices in some.
cases wee better Kentucky was heavy at yes.
ierday $ rates; New-York rs rose Ii; Indiana
SIS s; Delaware and Hudson IL.
The aniicipatons ofretnrn Of stock by the s,enm.
or Tor sale, DO not appear 10 hnvo been realized.
~hh tho exception Of few pledged Ksntucky's
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fPCap,ain Spencer, the brother Of the Hon.
J {. Spencer, aud uncle to the executed mlship
man, has arrived in New York from the American
Squadron in the Mediterranean. lie hns resigned
his commission in The Navy.
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Many ofour greatest men have sprung from the
hnnblcs origin, as The lark, whose nest is on the
ground, scars nearest to heaven. Narrow circu,n-
stances are the most powerful slinuant 10 mental
expansion, and the early fiowns Of fortune the best
security for her final smiles.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31

No body can tell what n fine thing /: is TO have
a mail regularly. We have 60, so now, ,ha, we
have a mail from Boston every week.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31

The Governors Proclamation for Fast, IT, this
weeks Age. is tho best we have seen brief and 10
the point
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31

The New Hampshire election, has resulted in
the re. election Of Mr. Hubbard and democratic
Legislature throughout,
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iCpBryant, the poet, is travelling in the South,
in company with his anllable lady, Tor the BENEFIT,
Of her much impaired health.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31

shall never be able to break that man down,
,aid one politician Of another, can never force
him 10 do any thing mean.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31

The city Of Toledo has, for the first time, cleo
ted II Democratic Mayor, Judge Myers having
been chosen few days since, by handsome INA
IofUy.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31

Election in Connecticut next Monday, April Sd.
Rhode Island on tho 9Th.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31

.CTThs Illinois Legislature has repeal led the
charter Of the Mormon city Of Nauvoo, and abol-
ished the Nau,oo Military Legion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31

The April number Of The Angl American Maya
zine is received.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31

Tuesday, March 2S,--we are in the midst Of n
snow storm that would do honor 10 Jnnnury.-
March in January and January in March is The
way the weather ways this winter.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-31

iCJSNlr Profit is too IL, it is said, to 60 on the
Brazilian mission.
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TIE BALLAST TRADE.
THE NEW TARIFF, AND THE WAY
1T WORKS.

"Anved, Gark Trinidad, Ducll, Trinidad, bal
last, brig b. l. swan, Benjamin, 81. Thomas,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-11
New Store
AND NEW GOODS.

THHE subscribers grateful for the liberal patro.
n mage heretofore bestowed upon them at their
old stand, respectfully beg leave to return their
sincere thanks to all the Ladies' and Gentle.
men Of Boonvillo and its vicinity aud to solicit
continuance of the same at their new stand, (cor-
ner of Nam and Spring sts., near the Post Office)
where they will keep larger stock Of fancy and
staple
DRY GOODS
than formerly, well selected by their agent in New
York located for that purpose, and from the many
advantages we possess in purchasing large lots,
and from the large amount of sales, we shall be
enabled to offer greater Bargains than any house
in the western country, all we ask is to give US
call, do not forget to look ut the sign ofthe
NEW YORK STORE"
and you will be sure to save money by buying
goods at the NEW YORK STORE" Our
new stock Of goods has now commenced arriving
and will continue to arrive so us to supply our
customers with fresh and fashionable articles at
the "NEw York STORE"
J.GOODELL g. Co.
Boonville, September 23d, 1913. 2s-6m