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alALD HEADS ana HARD HEADS frequently
- rnlte in the same individuals that is, persone
predisposcdto early Badness apt 10 be hrm and
TOO often sef-willcd and stubborn. Jaynes HAIR
TONIC is the very thing for renosing the hrs', but
DO tested by experince. Is il not, however, worthy
Of tral2 Ladies who have husbands possessing
either Bald or Hard Heads, are inyiled 10 make a
liberal application OF this Tonic 10 the heads OF their
lords, and il II do no! make 'hem more flexible ana
mana cable, will at least restore their hair, and add
much to the comfort and beauty OF ihe gentleman.
Prepared only at No. 90, South Third street. Phia-
delphs. For sale by L. p. WALTON SONS,
Montpelier, W.
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NOVEMBER as, 1912.
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.


CTOREs 81 LANG DONS, have just return
- cd itom Boston with prime addition 10 thcli
g ock oil goods most OF which have been bought al
greatly reduced prices from September purchases
We have new styles OF CNiting Cloth BrOHi
Ciohs, Casshncres, and rich VcSel ant C'shme'c
Vestnss.
FLANNELS, viz;
Printed Salisbury, Plain Yellow, Red aud White
DRESS GOODS, viz;
Silks Eoiiecn., Cushm re d Lanes, printed SsSo.
nys, Orleans Cloiha, Mcrl loes Alapcens, Shasons
French and English Prints
CLOAK GOODS, viz.
Alapaccas, Princes, Neapo'iian, Thlbet Cloths &
lndannas.
BONNET GOODS, viz
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PEDLARs.

WANTED, six industrious, capable, honest men, each
w with very stout horse, TO sell Tin Ware and 9th
or Domestic ,nufciures to commence on the hfst o,
Apn ncx--Those who heal by over II years II
age and can furnish Satisfactory testimonials Of g,ud cha
acer and steady habits have employ for nine months
on personal application by letter addressed TO the sub
scrbe post paid. BURRAGE YALE.
Sou,h Reading Mass. December 81, 1912. y0+9w
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DANIEL LAWRENCE.

ONLY MANUFACTURER OF MEDFoRD RUM.
GOLD at wholesale b, REED & SPALDtNG. Nash.
- ua N H., MANNING g. HALL, No. Is Central
Wharf Boston. which the only stores in Boston or
Nashua where pure MEDFORD RUM can be bought At
wholesale. Likewise sold at Wholesale by j. MACK
INTlRE & Go. Charlcsown ABNER PIERCE, West
Cambridge, CHARLES WOOD o. Co Cambridge pot.
Septrnher l. 1912. oOm1
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CONSUMPTION, COUGH, sPITTING
BLOOD, &c.

ITO CONSERVATIVES. Four ffihs Of you are
l. really suffering from neglected colds, or an OBJ.
cate lining OF those tubes through which The cir we
breathe is distributed TO every part OF the luo gs.-
This obstruction produces pain and scrcness hosree.
ncss, cough, difficulty olLrealbng hectic fever spit
hauss the strength oil the patient aud emds la deaIh.
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT never fails to remUye
this ob.truciiOn and produces the most pleasing and
happy results. Ii is certain in its fiji cts and cam OF
foil 10 relieve To be had at No. 20, South Third
ST. Phila. Also at the Bookstore of Z. p. WAL.
TON and Sons Montpelier W.
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MERCHANDISE.

Merchandise Trains will leave Concord and Boston dali
ly, Sundays excepted The Company now prepared
10 transport Goods and Country Produce which may be
sent o their Depois in Concord and ston.
RATEs-Th.o ugh, LIST class 81 on per 2o00 lbs. Furn-
ture Carriages Live Stock, Slaves Heading ship Tim
Der, Lumber, Granite, &c al specific prices
All goods and merchandise viii he The rsk Of tho ow.
ner, while IN the Compahys Store Houses.
Terms OF feighing cash, invariably, delivery of the
Goods. BY order Of the Directors
ISAAC SPALDING, Treasurer.
Nashna. Srniemhcr 10 1879. 81
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS!

CtToRRS and LANGDONS has Just received another
- lot of new patterns of CRoCKERY; also Knives
and Forks Canjeslcks, Shovel and longs Brass Ket-
ties Flat Irons, l. ioking Glasses &c.
Ee,Innru & 1913 So
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CIIARLIISTON.

WHEREAs, the legislature Of the Safe of Vermont.
w in tho year Of eighteen hundred and fnrly.one
assessed Of three per acre on an the lands
lpubc ands excepted in the town 0f Charleston ~ II
county fOreans in SAID state for the purpose of making
and repairing roads aud building Brdges-These are
10 warn the propncors and land Of the town of
Chtreston, who have not paid their proportion Of such
tx in labor Otherwise to the Committee appointed 10
superncnd the expenditure Of the same or to The subsc
ber that much Of their lands will be- sold at public ven
due at the dwelling house of Drkee Cole, in the town of
Charleston in the county Of Orean the tenth day Of
May mex, at ten o'clock A. M, will DO requisite to
dischaig &c their respective taxes. with COSTS.
Dated al Charleston this 23d day Of February A ID
lB43. 9S DURKEE COLE, Collector.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Coun holden at
Randolph District, 81. Washington in said district
on The 9th dav of FEBRUARY 1913.
A SENATE LADD ID. M. FLINT, administrators
IA on the es tate of Issac NJ Ladd, late Of Wiamstown
IN sad district deceased applied for license sell all the
real estate Of SAID deceased raise money pay The
debis due from said estate, and the same appearing
necessyl is ordered tina, SAID application be heard
At the probate Office Washington in said district on The
18th day Of March aGd that the heirs and ali Concern.
ed in said be notified hereof by publication Of tb,
order in the Vermont Waterman printed at Montpelier
three weeks successfully may be- thai they may
appear f they sad time and place. and give
bonds e, the payment Of said debts ageeaby to he Sro
visions Of the statute in such case made and provided
SO JOHN COLBY, Judge of Probate.
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AISLE A M. and 10 4, and ga pm
or Immediately the arrival of the Garsfiom Boston,
WAY-PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tyngsboough, North Chelmsford and
Allddlesex.
Persons in Lowell wishing take the cars for Nashua
will be veyed the free of expense by leayn.
their at the Railroad ticket Office and passenger
arriving Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be Con
veyed TO any part ofthe city without charge.
F.ro From Nashua to Lowell, so cents,
fa'o From Nashua to Boston, $3.50
On the arrival ofthecars at Nashua, stages leave for
parts of New Hampshire, Vermont, New York ana cana
da via Amoskeag, Concord, Kcenei ChaIestown, N. II
Windsor, Braitleboro, Vi &c.
Books are kept in Boston the Stage Office No. ant
II Elm strickland The Northern and Western RAJ
Road and Stage Office front of the Depot Lowell wher,
be secured in any the coaches and
formation obtained RESPECTING the different stage routes
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SINGING cooks.

tNNWINA SAUNA,
BOSTON ACADEMY,
BOSTON MUSICAL INSTITUTES COL.
LECTION
.-.. CHURCH CHOIR,
DEidfS'fEa,S VOCAL MELODY,
GENTLEMAN'S GLEE DvStSxS,,
JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL COL
LECTION.
Singing Schools supplied with any quantity CHEAP
roa CASH ONLY by sending their orders to thr BOOK
STORE OF Z. p, WALTON g. SONS.
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SCHOOL HOOKS.

SpEIlING BOOKS, Reading Books, Arhmetics
~ Grammars WIRING Books. Paper, Pencils, States
ETC. etc for sale at the Montpelier Bookstore wholesale or
retail on good terms for cash short approved edit
L. p. WALTON and SONS.
December 7ih 1914
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TABLE & SPRING CUTLERY.

Files, Greavos and Sons. Groves and Sons; Saws.
Hand Web, Compass, Blue Back, Giniiing, from the
manufactures Of Groves and Sons, Butcher Tyzack and
other approved Stamps Greaves and Sons Edge Tools;
Turner'S and Slaggs Slckles Gieaves and Sons, and
Brown and Fathers, Braces and Bits; comprising
..uIA Ir,... .css Hall
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.; - =
~iaIAzaas lII44ulA4IIIl
FHIOWN 81 WITHERELL HAVE JUST
4 received a splendid assortment Of shell combs
consisting in psrl OF plain and rough side, back and
neck Combs, puff and twist do, Ficnch side do w.
DRY an harm 'ssiag do, wire teeth back do, ivory
toilet do, wakngstcks and canes of all kinds, Two.
~ snuil-boxes lined wi'h shell, wooden tobacco box.
etc. all OF which will he sold al the lowest prices
EeNRACY'S GLOVES 1000 airs real Buck
Il Sku Gloves, black, buff aod dfsb coIored, lined
with lambskin and trimmed with Ouer, aud unlined
manufactured ty the original glove manufacture
him self. and for -ale Al REDUCED PRICES by LANG.
DON AND WRIGHT.
DRUGS 81 MEDICINES, PAINTS &
- DKE-sTUFFS- new and resi, supply
for sale by $ p, EEOFlEl Montpelier. Oct "A
LAIR, HAIR. TOWN \ WTTHEKELL
III have this day received the latest style Of Hair
work, Bands of long hair, French Fuzellcs, Amori,
can do, Wig. Bpids, Curls, Rinaeis, etc. Oct. |.
4 ADIEs' CLOAKs- Cheap at The Cash
n Store LANGDON x WRIGHT have just
received lots Of the following beautiful styles of
CLOAK ST UFFS.
Blk and Blue Black, Brown and Green Alpines
Blne blk & fancy cod silk g. worsted fsd Veauholia;
Blk six warped Indiana Cloth-6-4 wide;
Blk&hluc blk silk wafpd Alpaccss, ga, 49, Sd, Cd;
Blue blk real Ntapoan Cloth, all wool, Ga wide
Blk&blue blk German F ench,& Eng. Metnos, G 4;
Black and brorn Cambeteens-3 4 and 4 wide
Colorcd printed Mandarins blk, blue black nd ia n
cy cold Silks which with Silks, Cambrcs, Wad
dngs Velvets and Furs for Trimmings, they offer
unusually low for cash. Oct 10
BATTLE SNAKE OIL, for sale by
IL CLARK & COLLINS.
SHAWl of all kinds at LYMAN and KINGS.
~ December 9Th,
WINTER STRAINED SPERM OIL,
THIS day received Dy
l. CLARK Il COLLINS,
Nov. %, 1919 81
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1, EMALE BEAUTY. CuLPABLE NEG
L LEC1! II has been observed by visitors from
al other countries, as well as bypersons Of the best
cultivated usle in his thai in no country Is there
greater share oi female beauty and excellence than
m ms Guy. Yci, wht The shue.hutr, dress.mSker
aud mlIiu' are .rsa-cd III adorins natures bost
gil t0 man, apptats almost oislly neglect
'd-THE HAIR. How frequently do he ravuges
ol disease lay waste the d. licate form OF the fair aud
beautiful, aud though restored again TO health, yet
these flowing locks which once adorned their heads
tall of, and never again return TO their original
Il, auly. Il s inconceivable how any person, moro
rs 2eoia.ly lady, can manifest much neglect no
rh'- pont, when a "NEVER FAILING RENE.
EDY" can be obtained by calling al No. 20, South
Third sired, Philadelphia, uudaklng for Dr. Jayne'e
HAIR TONIC, which willprti,e ely restore this
only neglected part Of the female Ornament.
WHAT'S dollar OF two 10 complete the crowniog
point oi female beauty For saleby E. p. Walton
Il Sons. SO
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s-sAvE YOU a COUGH7 Do mol neglect IT

n a ,honsards have met d premature death Tor tho
want Of lille all ention to ccnmon cold.
Have yoN a cough? DR., JAINE'S EXPEC
TORANT, o safe medical prescription, Containing
no poisonous drngs, and used in an extensive prac.
ce Tor several years, will mos, positively afoId
lief, and save GU from that awful disease Pull.
MONARY CONSUMPTION, which. annually
sweeps into the grave hundreds OF the youns, tie
oli, the ,air The lovely, and The goy.
Hare you Cough Be pursLoded 10 purchase
bottle OF this Expecloran, TO-DAY! Tomorrow
may be 100 late.
Have you Cough? Jayne's Expec GRANT is the
only -emedy you should take 10 cure you.
/ For this plain Reason, That in no one Of The
thousand ;uses here It has been used has il failed
to relieve.
|, may be had of the proprietor, No. 90 South
Street, Pniladelphia Also, OF L. p. Walton e.
sons, Montpelier, VI. 40
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. : g: l(zlgG' ; : :;;::
5zsrs - 80
Ey'.gT HES,
Gold, Gilt Stce and Plated Watch Trimmings;-
chased nnd plain Oroamenis warranted gold Beads,
silver Spoons silver plated md BIi,tauia sill
yer plated Snullere and Trays; Spy-glasscs OF oil
kinds, pocket Compasses, Thermometers; Pocket
books and Wallets, gilt Il steel purse clasps. CUT
LERY-a large assortment Rodgers celebrated PEN
knives, various kinds; variety of superior polished
Scissors silver Bntter-knises and Creamers Per-
cusson Caps silver and steel Specfnces and Eye
glasses, open top silver and Steel Thimblcs, silver
pencilcases bead Purses G. Bags gold neck chains
staytings spirit-leVe Walls Rodgers superior Eng
lish ROzors Razor strops, tweezeIs, hair tooth, and
nail Brushes, shaving boxes Cologne, otto Of rose,
lavender fancy Soaps, shaving mirrors, stripping Yeu
cils gold and silver leaf, cut glass smelling bottles
China vases, very neat styles, plated bcllrai-
los emery cushions, screw do. spoolsands, ETC.
Also good assortment of EIGHT DAY TINE.
PIECES, wooden Clocks, etc. which will be sold at
a very small advance from cost.
They would say 10 the pnbc that in consequence
OF the large amount OF silver-ware made and sold by
them they induced 10 reduce their retail prices
Amy person wishing 10 purchase will do well to give
ihem cali before purchasing clsew here.
fr-j@Clocks & Watches of every description care
fully repaired and warranted. Cash paid 10: old gold
and silver. Montpelier Village, Oct. ls42-7
CLOCKS! CLOCKS
A GOOD assortment df brass and wooden clocks con-
II santly hand and for sals very low by S a r.
BOTT 81
SPECTACLES.
LARGE assortment ofSilver Spectaclcs, German do.
n steel and common do. and cohcave, for sale
cheap bv J S ABBOTT. 81
HAIR WORK.
lust received !fest supply of HAIR WORK for he
y LADIES' such as Curls, Frizeis &c.
J. S ABBOTT.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
lust received and for sale such Bugles Claiones,
d Flutes, Flddlcs, Guitars, Flies, Flagclctts, &c
j. $. ABBOTT.
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MURDER! MURDER MURDERl!! at all
WI unes will arouse the most stupid. Yet muir.
dcrs daily peiperaied which excite very little
attention. Is not Consumption daily numbering
thousands OF human belngs1 Does not Asthma
render lite a burden, and then destroy it's victim
Does not Bronchitis PaTayze the usefulness OF msLy
u our most eminent dvnes and other public speak
ers, 10 say nohn OF the thousands Of all ages and
s,Aes who are swept into eternity by it Millions
Of human beings sink down and die by attacks OF
The above ana simal affections OF the lungs and
moat. Fortunately loI mankind, Jaype's EXPEC.
rORANT las never been known 10 tail in giving
e,et aud has, in thousand instances, effected per-
ma cures, after all other means had tailed.
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BIRMINGHAM GOODS.

among which are, James's Screws Bed Screws; Coaci
Screws Butts, broad and narrow; Baldwins, Kenrck S
Coltrels, Tarars Table T. Plate, back flap pew, che
Hinges; Hooks and Hinges Trace, Log Fence. Haltc
Chains LocksCarpener's, Badgers, Rim, dead, coset
pad, chest, trunk, wardrobe, press; Norfolk laches
LII IL. ol.. 10. LII
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AMERICAN HARDWARE,

Amess shovels and spades, iron and stee brass
Androns Nashua locks and latchcs American Laches
Bakc's Parker's and Whites, tyc VIM. Rowlands Mill
and Or SIS Cut Saws Coffee Mills, sc.
Composing in all a stock well adapted to the country
trade.
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AN ACCOMPLISHED COQUETTE.

The following article, We have no doubt,
is the production Of an adroi, and dcxterous
Coqncuc. We do no, understand the term
precisely as she defines it, nor do We think
She has given the meaning which is gener-
ally attached 20 il. She certainly maintains
her position with grea, ingenuity and tao, Land
if her arguments do not produce convict ion,
the failure does not resul, from "a want Of
skill in the advocate. II any Of our rea-
ders desire to presrn, the other side Of the
argument, our columns are IA, their service.
A DEFENCE OF COQUErRY.
BY MRS. roRRE HOME. IAN ENGLISH LADY,
Coquetry, indeed, according To my acreptinn
of The term. is a strong and universal desire ia
charm and cap'vate, perfectly distinct from our
English exclusive mode Of flirting. Coquetry
| leads woman To be graceful and aimable with
her female friends, winning in her manners to
all around her. and so fond Of elegance and re-
fnement, that she would be as much shocked IA
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Mr.. WsBsrER.-We find the following

Mr.. WsBsrER.-We find the following i'm.
portant paragraph in the Philadelphia United
States Gazette, of last Friday. There have
been so many rumors Of late. particularly in the
New York papers, in regard to cabinet changes
that we place but little confidence in any OF
them. But the Gazette is PAPER OF such char.
acter and res pectabiIiIy that its statements may
he relied on.
We learn tina, the Hon. Dan,l Webster LEFT with
the Prssd, n, Of the United Stats, on his departure
irum Washington, his resignation of iha Office of
Secret rv of State" to rake effect the st day OF
We have reason To h leve that informant
rect, and that the President is l,okne towards
virginia for a sncccssIr Mr. Talewfll Mr. Steven
son. thought of hut probably some circumstances
must I've regarded before decision is made hf'w'e,'
those two gentlemen, or among the numerous s'p''
rant, TO departmental honors.
Surely Mr.. Gushing may expect place IN INC |ao'
| met
In addition the above the old Colony (Massa
chuse,,s) Memorial has the following paragraph
~. tv,hsf.r. We learn that the Secretary o.
Safe nasssd Two or three DAYS IN the early Pari o.
,b;s LIZ AT his farm in MaIshhe,l. Circumstance!
lad his neghboTs suppose thai he expects TO spenf
,hs mm,ner there. Tie has made arrangements fo
aiding room or Two for a f.hrnry to the plnn oit
manson in which he lives. This house WAS bu' ne
fore Their voution, s,va ont seventy years ago, IN
Winslnw hons which stan Is nenr II, ana whlcn
dis inguished for having been the residence OF q
MANY Gov,rnors and Generals Of that name, wa
bull, ore hundred and ifiy years aro ana ihonel
made Of wood, is sill remarkable. OF Colony mr.
mortal
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QS:S@rl,uaica.D
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL q, Is43.
CA WARNING TO THIRD PARTY An,

CA WARNING TO THIRD PARTY ABo.
LrrI"Nlsrs.-The following paragraph; from
the Hartford Conrant shows tia, sr,n- ot
the third party abolitiOnists OF Connecticut
have at last discovered their error. How
many such lessons will it require to teach
the aboli,lonis,s of this state that by oppos-
ing Wings who have uniformly sustained
Northern principles in congress, and nv con-
,rihu,ing to elect Loco Focos who are the
"natural allies IF s'apery," they will not
b. very likely to hasten the emancipation
Of the slave!
awe have reason to believe that many
who voted the abolition ticket now most
deeply regret their course, and will never
he induced to repeat 1t. They have been
the means Of elrc,ing II loco fncn in this
Congressional district, who will 90 fully and
decidedly with the Sou,h"rn slave loldrrs,
on every qu"s,i"n-and they feel that thcr
leaders have adj, Used Them To say the least
inJudiriously. We cnrG'cn,iallv hope that
tuc TPSuIt VI tIiS tIcCtlun VIII o'hU tHtII
eyes, aud lead them to more correct and
patriotic course in FUTURE"
Ia. C'G,M s.'.,<' AZ i,llav, Of the
result.
"Bu, let us look at the bright side of thu
picture. The Wing party in this Stat"
though no, triumphant. has sustained ilsrl
nobly. Tpir organic ,ton is preserved
their vote has been greatly increased since
last year, and they are ready to do their du
~ in FUTURE. A noble and determined spiri
pervades them. Those who this year have
given their votes in support Of correct prin
ciples, may always be relied ON. The ener
gy and enthusiasm, with which the Presi'lrn
,ial election will We conducted, cannot fai
to increase the Wing strength ! y thousands
and VIC arc confident that Connecticut vii
then cas-, her vote for the Wing candidate"
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TIE CASE OF MERCER.

We find the following exceedingly judi.
cious remarks on the result of this trial, and
the grounds Of the verdict, in IA late number
of the Albany Advertiser.
1t has already heen mentioned in this paper
that the long and deeply Interesting trial of
Singleton Mercer resulted in his acguilal.
That result has obviously given general il not
universal sa s'act on; and though we freely
confess that We share the public sentiment on
this point, YET there are, as we think il must he
admitted on reflection, some circumstanres con.
nec,ed with the trial calculated TO diminish iha,
satisfaction and Ia occasion some misgi, in rs
that tie case, taken all round, may operate IN
fayorably, in some degree, IN the perfectly
sound, impartial, and safe admin s,ralon of jus.
tee.
The defence rested chiefly, il not cvcusuel =
on The plea of insa',ay on the part OF he defend
ant. Now, il the old Roman poet he receive,
a. an authority III oar courts, and if his phhy
ani ;arse dicium-ira inror brcvis est, wrath is
brief phEcazy-he held as rule Of law, ther
We sdmit tina, the defence was sound in Rlinci
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GLORIOUS VICTORY.
The Capital Of the Empire State Redeemed

We have had the pleasure Of recording Of
late many Wing victories, bu, in no instance
has tho triumph been more brilliant and COM
pleie than that which crowned the efforts Of
the gallant Wings Of Albany, New York, in
the Charter election which took place on
Tuesday Of last week. Al the last charter
election, the Locos carried the city by IA ma
jorily of sir hundred. This year the Wings
have carried the Mayor, Alderman, Super
vsors and all by II majority Of about tow
hundred and seventyU The following fron'
the Albany Evening Journal Of Wednesday
tells the story:
Whig Mayor, WING Common Council, and o
Whis Majority ofFour Hundred and Fify
The victory achieved yesterday BY the true,
hearted Wings Of the Capitol was alike signal
decisive, overwhelming. We have gone through
many severe contests in this city, but never nnt
more desperate than that Of yesterday. W.
have won, too, many gori"us irumphs hut tina
which crowned the cflprts of the Wings yester
day exceeded them all.
| A fortnight ago few supposed that the I,,c'
Focos, as a party, would undertake tn sustain
the action OF the present Common Council.
The mhj''rty in the Board. by their inlaniou
conduct. had so outraged public sentiment tina
no one dreamed oil their appealing tathe Peep!