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NUMBER lw
BALTIMORE LOCK uosp,r,,

II ~ -.
sTkEST TWo DOORS pRo.s mr. 80 sr.~~sA
/ XUIIFRE may Ia oh..,,,.L ~ eoS"kS.
w ,,n,1v a., -, - - '"e mfst rp9e9y
p-.. m, !. a.. 's". e'nenr~- s~-.iHas wei
,x,o.r, - snrsHs OF ths Asds~y- sv.sv 90
A TIIRr ~ Oh .' - -. -.
~ rpC,, :. 80. IN w SHAkCE MAOG,
Az. Ss oNn ~ IWO DAYS.
f"hadHcf rom The aOrafa1 IN m a
DR InIINC,n.,Nr
A u.@pL., M A.. r., 1870 ON.
Aposh nj - r"'sr"es fkestss 90
human fra.u. hr, -, N AZ d->ss>s ss<ons
-freNAAJ n ~ oas-s a
when ,h. u..u,d.t a., .. S'sIAsk.
nbibsd Of ,ln, y.i,rI resssrs 49, - -
tu.a .~p., q, 60 s'. 49, " ~ snHs haDSsns
.ppl,i,, o. o. - sns.A OF diseovssy d-sers IA. ~.
befr.pd h,o d-l,,n- 80, 80 so rssssAa<y.
Loud disease an. n. s,, ~ e s""-'aoesi symps>~s
e,,,.,d - .pp~Afaner such A. uiesr.trd
81, ,.-, pains IN the k~sd huHA> S...-.s
49, $500 on NE shin eonss and bL,sx -. - -
tin las. aA,. Of ,hs ss,ars az - ~" nssas' nsv
and the veIm Of tbs dl<a.- b.,oa.- NJ - IN -
sendirr aim IN 81 Iu,,.. 70 ts ueadnui su1tnnn -
therefore Dr. IoHssTuS pledge. h.n-n 70 .:A
$500, ,.eses' and from las prasue. \. M.
ne and c, ans. Hs,sa be can eo"h.sssy rses..S
s>s
nnehoy act hat hoo-ahds victim. N -. 49,.
on ,r,, a..s,- 80, OF xrotant uss. ~bo - ~ -
.,pd ,s- r,o-,n,s ruin The constitution ssssps
". t-l., a. ~. ~, .a,t an unemeb grave .sis
-
Al hALADY.
.,,,a:,o,. ~. ,, fsrsons WIN have nigpsa 49, 80
Wh,ts MY ,h., :, - ,pe~aiy cured
darling his parrn .ud be- o' a. saaa'y
nata,, "A =, Avatng from p>sh a
for, enn,~rrl,,'n. 81 hAba sseh psrsaas b,
~ concentrating
s.,,. MAkRlhCE,
800" 'sHsS' usAta SQUAD mind ID body AZ. N -.
me !aurhey through his becomes wsayy p.r,,..
hourly darkaIs Ne pro-poo
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AZ 0LIAN.
OR, ORGAN PIANO FORTE

L nnhsr,i<nrd hsvi,r been appointed b, u..-,, MAJ.
k. New fo,s .o'e Agent ely Ior The al az ~
m~J is''ni'd hpLiaN PiAso YoRrLs l..p. sa, s
sAe soSsr Of thee. In~ran.uu "'
usy .on-fei improvement has .ei..l pubu. nj,
eno"h throughout Tn. eoun'ry Ensaoa Ia. mo-, -. 80
~ m IN the editorial r.u.tk. ne,
nv. 'p'nane"esv aps< sr.d n tho public r,r,. 49,
The Combination q Organ with IN. p,,o ro a, 4.
'es'sem nas 'ssh Tcr The In,.p,or Mr. o. n cc,,r, -
successfully eoapsi,.ton .sa,- SIS
frnsr Tn heiy Of psoirens the .so-, or ,ns ~ use sf
oehu VIII u. Application degree ispa \. IN, ,s -
OF construction Piano Per. "a a.. M sh' tons
w.-h's the assertion that Il mair p~rf.st "a, mn.
TIC -aiae time sHofdins for tir.r In, Pan.
The kolisn he aua lied In .rv v,os.,, ,... D.,
an eipea- of from 500 aeeordinx ), The ,.ss ~ -
",aioon 70 The eipenses Of transportation ~
br nnisrukn-d nader. H.,
fonss &C TO have the former inrurn. at ,p.r bs
e'hsahr .esvns Pain AMI Elegant Paas Ports- ft...
on.r PRICE, and can b. hal ,-vss, -
70 be At least ssusi superior % any m.nur.
a. ., Pm TAYLOR
Muse stor-, OPPOSITE N. aapt.
I'D United STATS FENs,ONEw. az y.,.
xv,. -sNIA.
VIE un4er-snsd re-'4' Richmond CITY h.v,. a-., ~,
yeas rn-Hs-a the prosecution Of R,volut,on,-v
Csin's and eon-s9us with the prnr-, ,a.,,.r ~
1919 a.- o. courts ard all linas CON
~h inc sssin-ss and how niue tr,u,l.
and difficulty atirnc wir- 81 n.py az ,os, s
nseSey OF virginia In eohqueDee in,onn.ay Of ,ou,
Attorney. r,qu,Ie, aid s,trnr, 10 80 10Y.
N, DO n'sfe. Ia The money he aabouz-d by r,.on
lev like to attend 10 brsn-ss without .ome eomo.n,,o, H. -,
fops1 10 Al whsse yab- Al Richmond
and remit BY mail SUBSTANTIALLY with fun direction, n, sh
'ia" te psnSoa and amount IN a es,k or NO.,
- s o ai'eeiof ana sa'e optional rsn.oner 10
- aitrr~ ards he pso,er.
hy This iirsn your subjected 70 -ur, ~ -
% ' 'oui tunes before they propshy authenticated he
add satisfactory term. JAura :, sI-rr r ".'1
Nb-Ah |ti-rs TO receive attention muss b. po.,psid
ITS.
SaHe, H--h E-q Auditor Public Accounts, Richmond Va.
O. H. Parker. esI- Rssl.t-r Land ohee Va. ~
htcnEoad- Va Aug. Tia
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To UNITED srATTs PsNssoNEn, an W..
REMOVAL.

II h NOV AL.
OSEPH BONANITA respectfully infarms his
'ene- and the public s,nsray he has snoy,d hi,
Confecuonary Fancy store
non NO III To No 30, west Main Street ,er 900, 10 s..,.
van Lew smith q Co. ant crposHe s.s-rs tho, Il Pr,ee
unussee Ct their favuuf. - N'A
Ohsshy On hand large and Assortment Of French
'hae~ ana al other Sn OF r,h,T ,h
asa fIai Preserves OF al kind, Parry Ooo Tow,
HAVING lately returned frnm with larr, and f,,,h
stoek o. ous ne sEsliss ,so-e Who
that The quality aud price al tn please
e SUBSCRIBER returns hts
s'ronase hu foe han
4
County Merchants would do well to call on him
JOSEPH BOSAYTTA
No. 20 West Meta s,rssI
oe Richmond, IA.
SCuris SUPERIOR IRON SAFES warranted TO stand longer
h me IRE than Ia use-Iaieiy the gsat
Gre 4; PIt.burS
PnF-srGH, 10th May lsA5
do Areby certify that hs April IsIs when my ece
IN 'hi' cry wa. Destroyed ~ tie ere
eee &c were prresced perfectly ahnoasa ia IL.
mosi OF the flames daring the wha eonns-
ton by an Asbestos Pie Poo: Manufactured By John
sIrvy x1 vvv
sir n Is an Exchange Broker in q Large bushes.
4Le iodowinS l. from Of
ost some trne since since IN Baltimore
Mr.. sCorT. Baltimore:
sn-seens eer5esi. your A.b.-,o. Chest. prb
e the Patriot o the 18Th hereby The b,
ht Of Oers thar my Doaks be nix notes nousr AZ or.
'sf'ei Ia one OF your chests Am, yours, respectfully
- JOHN CARSON.
" AZ Agents for s MANUFACTURED,
sltes- - ~ WILLIAMS a HAAALI.
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WoRrHAM. MeGRuDER 4 CO ,o;., g.

WORrHAM, MeGRUDER & CO. oGs, f.,
w ~''~s s~s
81 s,s..ss and 81 c's.I sugar
do
a. bSi. p and f. Croir Mos. e. . p.rt min.
'<o bats kio, L,guira. and best of lava Con-,
TEA-Cuhpowcer. fmperi.l and Blet
~ hhes prime we.t.rn Baeos
200 bsis No. N. q. H.rias.
10 do No . 6ae,Iy roe d.
$50 do family Flour
ioo boxes sIiO and i0Ii2 cia.
% do aoap
100 do wo-drua1s and Hun. p.pntc.nn..
Is do Sperm and paent sperm a.
'ooo Kegs Dup sporting and blast az Powder
'"o she'good ami good damaged kos, Leather
tons Shot
rs borsr Tin Plate
1000 iss Setter
500 saehs Salt
900 Ibs brst Ensb-L Shoe Thread
100 Nova Scotia ;rini stn..
f"o -ssNaih. assorted. hom sdy 70 .osy
casks copperas
spsrm and Vital. on
u ! erroon Indigo
10 blgs Ginger
10 DO Peptef
rnsnto Mare Nutmeg 70 md Glove.
- Pure Cider VINEGAR
100 bssbek Clover Hs.d
Herds Gus and Timshy do
SEQ Cords couos YainL Cotton Lines
LINE and Ground Passr
iaon-a i"se and general assortment Of Iron Essil.L
corn'Ty and Trrd.ear, of i,i.<.
Plough Plates nd er, Iron
ANSs-e,nu,oh Barn. ua.sr
sTEEL-sprins. English bh.teted
American DO Css Rte.
Nail Rods .tsd siI-s. IT,.
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JAMES B. WATTS,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

New Sors-oEx.. 20, Nfs-su Street.
RErrRFNcrs:
Judges Cshsn sanard Anon and Basinof Coun Of APP
peAl r... ~
hsssTa r. 4 J. g. James Co., T 4 C Ella KsEi Kendan
Atseser. Driaser 4 hors, Van Low Smith q c. 4 N.
Johnson. g. B. Barter John Patton. si,says Bsudin
Richmond.
g. p. 0hoi.on. Esq-Petersburf.
Cr~en Dabesy. Esq and Messrs hossy speed-Lynehbas
fe 27-Iy
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JUST RECEIVED.

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFG
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF ONDON.
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT
CAPITAL 100000, OR o., 5OO,O OOl
UNITED sTtrgs LoctL BofRP o. DIRECTORS
JACOB HARVEY 70 Ctatnan.
Johs j. PALMA, Ks9
J.sArn. GooDArI Ia.
yHrs BoosNAs, Rss
Gro BAAoLAT. ESq.
BAAL uo~LASp, -.
GosnAs A. wokTu H-q.
sAn'L %. For Esq.
B-i.YKERs:
Affrlanls Bank of New Yorh
Gepsn Agent the Usei ID British Nor, America.
Colonies. Hos. }. Lsssprl sIAs1- 80
INHE admirable system Of Life Insurance
which this Inuton asd which ma, ...u,.a
such married. dstneoa In Europe The
hvo hmrriea During the short psroi bl,shns M IN
the United staes s principles have approval
OF many eminent and p.nsases - ,.eua fu,,v
s the public eonhdsee In i favor A, FuaIarsy for
the laAd Of s Company The subscriber puhse 70
s above Board Of bsecte TssdC New compo.>A Of
gennensn oth highest ebarlpirr .l yry
sum 70 be nvested Uned
Of three Of these Drceors Tae. avays % h.
Assured IN cases Of disputed claims should any such arse
Pamphien containing tie let Annual Report add much gene
raj Information, together socsys also bnk forns
and he fullest information be Obtained application the
subscrksf. - -
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DOwN THEY GOl--THE SEASON HAS

Hafn srrived for view csois stri nv recsivtar
Why seeoons 10 have cny
" e.. 70 prov, Inst -do~s hey go
oeh ,hc fsh aud Winter tsts rs have ,eest
500 wh scht 1eeu. hespes any one ee WIS ks-p.
W. ~"s q"a"V sooh oct KRss co
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TNO MEDICAL ,.rIDpNC,-

| ITO MEDICAL SrUDENTs-
Upued States Dispeasaoiy
fes Practice Of Medicine; ELeIl on Diseases OF Children
Eberes Notes Etple's Therapeutic
Nrfs Midwifery. by ilarIS
pupghsons Pracuee OF Physe vo Dunzi.ans Phi, ,osy
Foas DunssoL- AAera Aedea ard DUNG
-on' neiea Dictionary runs,on Reulsds Dung
1 ksons Medical SUDDEN; DuIx.oa'. Hy..ne
Rnocon's Practice OF Medicine
Chapman the Thoraee and Abdominal vi,e..
DO do RFuptve Fever.
u"ap-Ts surgical Dictionary; Gibsons surgery2u
Hooper's Medical Dictionary
Paneo.rs Operative supery 30 quarto Mate,
PurIusoh's Sargry; Mixers Surgery
Paneoats Wi tars Anstomy,s vos
ouaines Anatomical Plates 200 quarto pl.u.s
Hornei's Special Anatomy, vols
do Practical Anatomy
Meigs Midwifery; Dewrss on Midwifery
Moeauf Practical Midwife. 20 qaartn p!st.s
VAN en- The Medical Books O. day For
at Phil delpha Publisher, Lt,ee,, BGols,or- Of
oeN DRiSRHR h MoRRis. 81. main 81
-. 10 hbds - CroiI Sugar
is3 N. ohesns O.
| IS bbis Carried d.
90 pari's woaissy sroaf a.
no legs JaFa Coace
$50 rio
ls3 laguayra do
IS aAI-SbO
10 hhds Noasse.
sos SIDES sole Leather
Harness Slining aud Russoudo
TINS Bli,td and Cast Steel
30 packages Tea
IS borss spem Candies
80 do Soap
$50 kegs Nails
90 btls Tanners Oil
So boxes Cheese
ceroons C4Taecas Indigo
geo kegs White Lead
or casks PORT Wine, pure
Pepper PIrnento Starch Ginr.r Wluv Gil a.i.n. and
variety Of o;be articles. ..I,-,S
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LARGE STOCK of sILK ANO MAPLE
GOODS,


GOODS,
Al BROOKS. BELL & HUDSOSS
VIE subscribers have the pleasure of announc
ias TO lhs City and Country sss the reesp, Of ,lei 60
wv ,oSh OF fni and Winter Goods, which they feel as
eooa 10 any IN Virginia for varsity style and qualify and
Wy pe'fe themselves 10 sell ppserr.I
eithsr a. Wholesale any regular Hous. I'm
he my ana by them u /. ,au.I 10
y represented OF the customer liberty the
aher eIPense They ash following rood.
Rich figured and Broesde Six cents to 0. D. yard
ss.plftnss and Enbroa tsrti Csshasre. De Iane.
Ne~sly Om11s .trip CashIaeses
ed 6surss
Preach, Ensfsh AID American Print.
English and Scotch csshmere DE Eeoss<
New ptyie Reps de Eeossr
Do ksluiks stripes fos Dresss.
Elegant White and caloured fmbIoJsrrl R.tes
Rich Pans Printed Cloaknss
sls. tarssris. sAa Rrnshs sAaS,
French Worn Cape, Cofhn ahi C.naossus
EIira Inc bonbarineS, and Silk warp Alpaca I.ususs
Medium Aipaea Luaes nom ,. u 3se
hi.h Linens and Long Lawns
81. 90 anhlsI Linen Cotton sbee,inss
Large 'toek q T-pvd and Dunn Bankst. ssrants-yey
cheap
ZINE Frrneh Ribbon Bed BLLkets
hSnd'oue Crib Blankets
Very large ,ioek Of Heavy weou.ns
ksryS keniucfy Jeans sainet Tyeeie Ca.,in,.re,
French and English Cloths pau Of IN. finest
imported
Bed Ticks Plaid Linseys fiTd Clotbs
Apron Cheek. -, rs andst
Beaehed and Brown Domesies
cotton Oznaburss from approved F.eiori.,
Large hoek OF silk, Cotton and Hosiery kc nj
eH BROOKS. BELL L. HunsDN'S
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baltimore. October :. ,s,,-d,m
DATENT SAFETY RINK LOCKS

dashed fashionable and durable
tuned orarf the shoest notice Air Furnaces
for heatrs PuLs dngs such n,
wan, thing Linz will do give a call q.
can sell on as good terms as oi- sssabs
Mas
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24
WINDSOR co. DEN. NOMINATING
VENTION.

In accordance with a call previously
issued by the Co. Com the democratic
party of Windsor County by their dele
gates assembled at the Town Room, in
Woodstock, on Friday the 18th inst. at
10 o'clock, A. M.
The convention was called TO order by
CHARLES @. EASTMAN, Chairman ofthe
Co. Com. And on motion of j. B. Dan
forth, roi Barnard committee of three,
consisting Of Davis OF Norwich, Clark of
Barnard, and Paine of Hartland, were
appointed to examine the credentials of
The delegates and report the number en-
titled to seats.
The committee reported as follows:
To the Democratic County Convention
now sitting. Your committee 10 examine
credentials, beg leave TO report that the
following gentlemen have presented their
credentials and are members of this con-
vcntiun
Barnard, Paul d, Deane, Clark Cham
bcrlain, Jasper Clark, j. B. Danforth, Jr,
and S. r. Streeter.
Bethel, Osmar Brooks, John Morse,
f. Berry.
HWtland, Joseph Furbur, William G..
Dodge, Eben Stocker, Stephen Paine.
LudlOm, Samuel w. Dame, J. r.
Smith.
NOr,cich William Slack. Jr. Ira Da-
ysi.
Pomtrct, Cyrus S. Leavlt, Thos. H.
Thatcher, J. w. Strong.
Windsor, John p. Skinner, David
Hunter, Alfred Worcester
Woodstock, Charles G. Eastman, John
ID. Powers, Jr. Galen Persons and Thorn
as Russell.
Upon motion ofMr Paine of Hartland,
Il committee of three, consisting of j. B.
Danforth IJr. of Barnard, Berry of Bethel,
and Skinner of Windsor, were appointed
to report officers for the Government of
the convenlion;which committee reported
For President.
DIR. IRA DAVIS, of Norwich
Far Vice Presidents.
JOHN p, SKINNER, of Windsor,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24

point at which it Is considered a good
policy to close the books and proceed
with the work. According to the present
arrangement, this road is to be continued
down Connecticut River, so as to connect
with the Fitchburg road at Charleston or
Bellows Falls. In the mean time, the
stock has been subscribed for road from
Concord to Lebanon, and it is TO be i'm
mediately put under contract. So that
when the Central road reaches the mouth
of White River, the connection with Bos'
ton will be accomplished, whether the
down river portion o(the road is construc'
ted or ot.-Bur. Free PrtSs.
What then is the use of attempting to
connect Fitchburgh with White River'
the chain from Burlington to Boston would
be completed if The Concord route is eX'
ended to Lebanon.
We understand that all the remaining
stock in .he "Nowhern Rail Road "Crm
pany (from Concord TO Lebanon, was TAX
en- up the night before last. The capita
to which The Company is entitled is mil
lion and half of dollars, and $500, OOC
had been subscribed before the book
were opened in this city, The residue
500, 900 over the amount required were
promptly subscribed here.
Proposals have been issued for grading
masonry and bridges of 81 miles, or thu
three first divisions, of Brattleboro' rail
road, extending from Fitchburg TO AthoI
And as decisions we're to be made on tn
10Th orJuly, it may be anticipated tina
ground will be broken before August.
BraHlebor0 Picnic.
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settled all things proper, the said minister
took the letter and presented it for MY IN
srEcrIoN; and your sincerity and friend
ship being in the highest degree real and
the thoughts and sentiments being with
the utmost sincerity and truth kind, at the
time of opening and pursuing it, my pleas
ure and delight were exceedingly pro-
found.
All and everything they had settled re-
garding the regulations of commerce, the
EMPEROR further examined with utmost
scrutiny, and found they are all pcrsFlcu'
Gus, and entirely and perfectly judlclous,
and forever worthy of adhelenc
TO Kwang Chs'c, Hen MIN, Fhh Chou,
Ming. Pa and !Shcng Hac,. it is alike per-
mitted the citizens OF the United States tc
proceed, and according to the articles o.
the treaty, at their convenience to carry
on commerce,
Now, bound by the perpetual omity and
concord, advantage will accrue to the f'f'
izens Of both nations, which. l trust, mus
certainly cause The PRESIDENT also to be
extremity well satisfied and delighted.
Tano Kwang, Gath yr 18th m. ant
18th d. (l6th Dec. A. d. l844')
Great seal of the Empire sisue, Of the
in Chinese and Tartar Imnsrinl vii,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24
FIREIN QUECHEE VILLAGE!!

FIRE IN QUECHEE VILLAGE!
The Store occupied by the Manufacture
ing Co., the Tavern, Stable and Barn,
kept by Mr. Taft, the jewelers. shop Of
Mr. WolcolI dwelling House and Barn, Of
A. G. Dimick. were completely destroyed
by fire on Saturday last, T M. The fire
was first discovered about 2 o'clock, in the
attic Of the Tavern. and spread with such
fury as to battle all efort.to arrest it-there
being no Engine on the ground till the
flames had done their work. Although
much was saved vet the loss is considera-
BILE. The Mallory WooIIcn Co. about
S4O0O-S2000 insured Chase Smith
g. Co. $4,000; insured Mr. Taft $500;
no insurance. Mr. Dimck $780, no in
surance. Several OF the hands lost all
their clothing save what they had on
one industrious young man, who had
saved by his hard earnings $3.50 lost the
whole. The calamity was aggravated by
the singular fact that most of the male
citizens ofthe village and vicinity were
absent, attending the show of animals at
Woodstock, and the preservation of the
property saved was owing to the extreme
effort of a very few men, and the ladieS.-
Too much cannot be said Of the activity,
perseverance, and efficient aid of the
ladieS-who came to the rescue, one and
all, Their fortitude, presence of mind,
and astonishing exertions, during the
fearful havoc of the flames illustrated the
ruth that in times of the most fearful
periIs, female courage and perseverance
find no parallel. AT certain stage of
the fire the fate of the Factory, and the
whole village seemed decided, the wind
was driving the fire in that direction
but change of wind, at The very moment
when all hope had expired, saved the
village.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

We copy from the New Orleans Tropic
Of the 9TH inst. the subjoined Mexican in
;eligeuce, brought by the schooner Creole,
which left Vera Cruz on the 24lh ultImo:
Gen. Bustamente arrived at Vera Cruz
on the 18th ul,imo, and oGi red his serv-
ices to sustain the integrity Of the Mexican
territory and the dignity of the Republic.
He was rather cooIIy received by the Gov
ernment, and it is reported that he refused
the military Donors rendered him on his
arrival. 1t was believed that his return
was no, invited by any party, and that he
had no desire to NEEDLE in public affairs.
The people generally we're quiet, and
not at all alarmed, Notwithstanding the
war cries made by the Federalsts ana the
partizans Of Santa Anna, who are loud in
denouncing the Government for want OF
energy. The state of the pubic treasury
was presumed to be pretty low, as the off.
icers in the employ Of the government
found great difficulty in obtaining one
fourth of their salaries.
The acting President, General CANAL
so. and ex-Minister Of War, Gen. Basadre,
not accepting the propositions made them
by Government, to be eypalriated for ten
years, have been imprisoned fer the same
term, the former in the castle of Pefote,
and the latter IN that of San Juan de
Uiloa.
Don Marvel Rincon, General Division
and Constitutional Governor Of the De-
parlment of Mexico, has published the
following proclamation:
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has
communicated to me the following de-
cree
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24

Detroit, July IA fine flock of sheep
numbering several hundred we should
Judge, were brought across the river on
Saturday. Wool must soon be lead
ing article IN this state ,-1dr.
All accounts agree in representing
sheep culture in The State of Ohio, Hi
nois, Michigan, and the West generally,
as steadily and rapidly increasing, and the
time is not distant when we shall have
to share the wool market with our western
neighbors. They can doubtless, produce
the article from thirty to fifty per cent.
less than us in N. England, and it will
bear transportation better than any other
article than they have to send east
Focks are readily multiplied; and those
boundless pralries once stocked with sheep
will produce competition in the wool
market that must drive us to the wall
Hence it is well enough to-cast about and
see what we are to look to as a staple
few years hence darlington Free Press
We are glad to see one paper of the
wings publishing the truth In relation to
wool That the great day of Vermont for
wool has gone by is fact, as plain as
that she rs now state and the sooner the
truth is told the better, for at some time,
it must come out.
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GREAT FIRE IN NEW YORK.

A most terrible fire broke out in New
York about 8 o'clock on Saturday NOR
ing last, and continued till l p. NJ. The
most important and wealthy part of the
city is destroyed. Several lives. it is said,
are lost
On the east side Of Broadway, every
building from Exchange Place, commenc-
ing with the Wavcrly House, to Market
st. is utterly consumed.
More than five million of property, it
is estimated, is destroyed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24
RAILROADS..

The stockholders in the Central COM
pany it will be observed, Propose to or
game the company by an election of Of
fcers at Montpelier on the 23d The
subscription has already reached that
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24

The Bellows Falls Gazette rebukes US
for talking about the "coon" State con-
vention, and says sit is very unpretty, in
gentlemen, to call other persons, than their
boon companions, nicknames."
In the same number of the Gazette
we find mention made Of the "Locotoco"
State convention
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24

U. s. Military MOrcmcnt-Thc N. O.
Picayune of the 9th instant announces the
arrival at that port of the 4th regiment Of
U. S. Infantry from Fort Jessup. The
Sd regiment was daily expected. They
are on the route to the Rio Grands, and
have been preceded by the lst regiment
of Dragons, under command of Capt
Twiggs, by land.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24

COL Medmy-'late editor of the CoIum-
gus (Ohio) acknowledged Mr. Fol-
lett, the editor oflhe State Journal, few
days ago, in the streets of Columbus,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24

Ncv BrnSwick.- We have received
st. Johns papers to the lIth inst. The
Herald Of that date gives the following
piece Of news: eve learn from an au-
thentc source, that tho British govern
ment have appointed the Honorable Mr.
Saunders to the Office ofProvinciaI Sec.
rotary of New Brunswick. This intclli-
gence, it is said, was received at head
quarters by the last English mail"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24
GREAT FIRE IN RUTLAND, VT.

GREAT FIRE IN RUTLAND, VT,
On Friday evening, nth inst, about
10 o'clock, a fire was discovered in the
Tavern Barns belonging TO Elisha Warner
which with his House we're entirely con-
sumcd Furniture mostly Saved-ln-
sured in the w. Mutual.
The Store adjoining, belonging to James
Porter, was also consumed, together with
portion Of his Goods .-Srore insured in
the Elna; Goods in the Vt. Mutual.
Also, Store situated south OF the tav-
ern house not Insured.
Two dwelling houses destroyed, sup
posed not to be insured
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24

Men are often treated like barrels
the empty ones stand up and the full ones
laid down.
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NOR WICH

The Postmaster at Norwich will trans,
act any business relating to the Age with
our subscribers. G.. G.. f.