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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-06-04

MONEY VS.. MAN.-The wings 10 the N. Y.
Legislature, true to their vocation Of sustaining
the claims of capital against labor and the rights
of individuals, have just rofu sed to pass law
authorizing the formation of manufacturing com
pan,es, making the stockholders ofa corporation
individually liable for Its debts, in accordance
with the requirements of the new Constitution =
Their construction of individual liability is, that
the stockholder in a corporation shall be liable
for the amount OF his stock subscribed, and no
more. Thus, ifa Corporation goesinto existence
with capital o, sloO,ooo; and by speculation
or msmanagemcnt fails for $400,000; there is no
security afforded the people for the additional
100000! The corporation may make money
by falling and the people must stand the loss, say
the whig legislators.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-06-04
The Celebration Of the Fourth Of
IlHlV.

We publish, in another column, call for a
meeting Of our citizens, to take measures for the
celebration Of the anniversary of our National In
dependence. Gratitude to the memory of the
men, who gave the impulse TO our unpreced ented
march to freedom and greatness, requires tina,
the anniversary of hatnoblest Declaration in the
annals Of Time she uld be hailed, throughout our
Onion, as day oi jubilee and rejoicing. We
hope that now, whilo the glorious victories gain,
ed by our gallant armies vivrdly recall the spirit
Of TIC, none Of our citizens will be backward in
coming forward TO commemorate that era of
mighty thought and deod-the parent of NIL that
isworthy and great in our history as nation and
people. "Hf. '@ hfH .tfe -AH'D .y'nG-
There are those in our Union who begin to tire
of these continual occurrences to that movement
which gave us national existence. But this class
will be generally found to be tired of patriotism
and curel ess Of republicansm. A dio regard
ior the blessings we enjoy can scarcely be felt
withouta ready Willingness to give it outward
and public manifestation. 'a' .''a ,"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-06-04

THE MARKETS. The New York Correspond
ent of the Washington Union, under date of May
18Th, writes as follows: ~ aFN'eL -r#wae
There is no prospect Of any reduction in
the prices of breads,uff all this season -
Large contracts have actually been made,
deliverable several months ahead, at nearly
seven dollars for -four, and rs to so cents
for corn: showing that, at least, in the opin-
ion oftle parties, these articles will main
tain high range for long time to come
This is just what I have contended for all
along, through every hsctuatioh Of the mar
ket. What "fuinous'' result Of our pres.
ont governmental policy! '' 'r 9'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-15
FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, lsi7.
SENATE.
The journal of yesterday was read and approved

The journal of yesterday was read and approved
INSTRUCTIONS TO CHEROKEE COMMISSIONERS.
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate re-
port Of the Secretary of War, made in compliance with
res tuition of the Senate, communicating copies of all in
structions o,ve., by the War Department or from the
Office Of Indian Affairs 10 .he commissioners appointed
TO adudlcate claims under the trea, OF ls29-3o be-
tween the United States and Cherokee nation OF lhdi-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-12-30

Gen. Scott and Ncr England-The
Hartford Times publishes a letter from
Capt. N. Seymour Webb to his mother
in that city. 1t is dated at the hacienda
San Borgo, four miles from the centre o
the city of Mexico, post which Capt
Webb commands OF Scott he says,
81 consider hun as one Of the creates
generals now living. Our brigade joined
him at PuebIa, and there had the pleas
ure of calling upon the old hero, and Of en-
tering into conversation with hun. lie APP
peared to be very much pleased with the
appearance of our regiment.-said they
marched like veteran troops. lie also re
marked that for what LITTLE reputation
he had at home, he was indebted to New
England troops, as he commanded the mer
from that section in the last war will
Great Britain
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-12-30
District Convention.

The Democrats of the second Congressional Dis
trict, are hereby notified TO NEE, in Convention, b.
their delegates, at Pierces Hotel, in Royalton, OF
The Sth day of January, next, at | o'clock, A. NJ,
for the purpose of choosing Delegate to represen
said District, in The next Democratic National Con
venlion. Each town in the District will be emit
ted in said District Convention, to one delegate
and to one additional delegate for every fifty dem.
ocratic votes polled in such town al the last STATE
election Every delegate should be provided will
proper evidence of his appointment as such dele
gate.
SAM II. PRICE, District
CALVIN BLODGETT, Committee.
December 8, 1917.
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Notice.,
December 8, 1874

The Superintendent, Of Cannon Schools for
Orange County, proposes AS far as practicable dur
ing the winter, to visit the various Schools, and
TO meet and address the ihe friends and patrons OF
them, and the people generally, in the several
towns, at 6 O'Clock in the evening, as follows,
viz:
At Fairlee Dec 23d 2ith-Vershire Dec 2Sth
29h-Corinth Dec. 3Olh, 3lst-Iopsham Jan.4th
5h-Orange Jan. 9th, 7lh-Chesea Jan llth,
l2,h-W Washington Jan. 18Th, l4th-"unbrldge
Jan. 18th Mh-RandoIp h Jan. GOTH 2lst-Braln-
tree Jan. 24sh, 25th- Brookfield Jan. Goth 9th
Wamsown Jan. 2Sth, 3lst-. Bradford Feb. 7rll
Sth-Na~buIy Feb. 9th, lOh
The town Superintendent, or in case there are
none, the cergymen, are requested 10 fix upon the
most suitable places in each town for the lectures,
and see that the proper notices given. The
proprety of meeting generally in the School Houses
is suggested A small house and modest man
best agree.
ROGER s. HOWARD, Superintendent
of Common Schools for Orange County.
Thelford, Dec. l6, lS47.
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Wisconsin Democratic,

tho recent election of delegates to tho con
W. 10 form STATE constitution, the demo
would appear TO have swept the board al.
rs nicely as did the democrats in this state
! recent election.
o Wisconsin" able paper, too, it s-
The following:
pr the members asccltaincd to be elected, the
lcTats have 90 and the wings only four. The
p constitutional convention consists OF 50
}bers, and there is now not doubt that the
Gratis will have decisive majority in that
4, and will frame constitution marked by
broad and sound features of prog essve de-
hey, which will commend it TO the most Ia
pie consideration Of the intelligent people OF
onsin. The wing managers have made great
s to obtain control of the convention, but the
have fortunately foiled them, and placed
Institutional convention in the hands oil the
cratic party"
rejoice at this result: for it is the guaranty
democratic progressive" State constitution
lso rejoice that The lccSt, when our eastern
oulhern sisters are wandering, stands up TO
,ck, and maintains the honor Of our country.
o hope TO see the constitution which the de-
hey, will present a model State constitution
ehnd the age We hope it will be progress
for we are of that kind Of democrats, There
W constitutions that are not now behind the
Enough many were in advance when adopted.
troll Free Press,
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pre- leaving his command, Gen, Trylor issue
|llowing general order:

pre- leaving his command, Gen. Trylor issued
blowing general order;
bQUARTERs, ARMY OF OcCUPATIoN, !
Brazos Island, Nov. %, lS47.
Major General Taylor having eceived leave
ence from the Department of War, rein-
Fs command of the Army of Occupation. II
Yes upon Brigadier General John Z. Wool,
|Dse headquarters all Commanders and Chiefs
Staff Departments will in future render their
5.
1t is with no ordinary regret that the Gene
Nv takes leave Of the troops Of his command
veteran companies of DrOgoons and Artle-
e served under his own eye on fields rer-
ilIuslrious by their CALAMITY and ;hat of thcl'
des; other corps need but the opportunity ,c
re their bravery and their discipline. TC
Ulcers and men, Of the line Of the staff de-
ent, the General would express his satis(ac-
| ith their present state Of instruction and eff
and his confidence that under the orders OF
distinguished General who succeeds to the
and, they will zealousy maintain the inter-
] honor of the country.
order Of Maj. Gen. Taylor,
Signed) W. w. S. BLISS, A. A. A. G.
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BEWARE OF coUNrERFEIrs AND mutations.

IL is recommended, curing many after the skill OF
the best ply scians was unavailing, has effected large
and increasing demand Tor it, This fact has caused
eral unprnciped counerleers and imaOrs to palm of
spurious mixtures, OF similar name and appearance for
the genuine Balsam Some called "Syrup of Wild
Cherry" "Balsam Of Spikenard," "Wd Cherry. Com.
rcy,"Ic. Another 'Wester's Balsm of wild Cherry p
misspeling the name and forging certificates resemble
those o the true Bnsam. "Dr. Wstars Basam of wild
Cherry" Is the only genuine. The res: merely initiate
the OF the original, while they possess none of its
virtues.
LOOK WE'LL TO TIE MARKS OF TIE GENUINE.
The genuine Balsnm Is put NJ in bottles with the words
"Dr. Wstars Basnm Of Wild Cherry, Philqd" blown in
the glass; each bottle bearing label the front with the
signature of II. WlSTAR NJ. d.
The genuine signed !. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Woodstock VT
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k1cAN Bounty LAND WARRANTS -
commissioner of the land office reports to
IS that bounty land warrants, which are
ling issued to the soldiers and volunteers of
! xlcan war, will soon appear in large guam
bn the land states; and being available for
10 upon the public land subjectto sale at
entry in all the states ard territories OF the
may be expected to take the place OF
{ to very great extent. 1917 Mexican
land warrants, for l60 acres each, have
Issued, and ,I2O for 40 acres--m all l,2l5,-
res, Of which only $500 acres have been
h. A land warrant is worth only Sl25 at
|ngton, but as good as 5000 in specie to the
b buyer. They ure not good for pre-emp'
thts payments.
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AGENTSFOR WRIGHT'S CELEBRATED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.

c. DANA, Jr., Woodstock, o. Bailey. So Woodstock,
Ira Ange Brdgewater, A. &. II. Wardner, Windsor, f.
NJ. Sucker Iarand, D. Taft Son, Tailsville, Bartlett
& Whitcomb, Weahershed, A. Gay & Co. Weaherneld
Wooster Dowuer Sharon. f. p. Nevens, Royalton, sey.
mOur Belknnp, East Barnard, John Wilder, Weston.
W. Brown Reading, A. Smith. Proclorsville, lnirs
Ioseyn, Plymouh,J ]. Is. Manning Andover los Iadley
So Chester Adams, Arlington Il Co. Ludlow; Wheeler
& Slack, Plymouth, Clement a. Athcron. Brldgewaer,
r. W. Burke Springfield, j. T. Nichols, Perknsvilc, G.
Francis, Bethel, J Smith Co., Bethel, N. Gay Co
Windsor, Briggs Pierce, Rochester, Justin Morgan
Stockhridge Sherwin Richardson N. Chester Lewis
Partridge, Norwich, C. 5. Raymond, Brjgewaer, Justin
c. Brooks White River
J Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale Of Wriehts
Indian Vegetable Pills wholesale md retail, l5s RACE
Street, Philadephiai 24s GREEN WITCH St., New York
and 1873 FREMONT ST. Boston, c3w
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The following is the bill introduced into tn

The following is the bill introduced into the
Senate on Wednesday by Gen Cass:
"Bo it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
rcsentaves of the United States Of America, III
Congress assembled That, in addition to the
present military establishment of the United States,
there shall be raised and organized, under the d.
reclon Of the President, for and during the wal
with Mexico, ten regiments of infantry, each to be
composed of the same number and rank OF com
missoned and non-commssioned officers, muSl-
clans and prvates as are provided for regiment
of infantry for the war, under existing laws, and
who shall receive the same pay ralions, bonntios
and allowances, according to their respective
gades, and be subject to the same regulations and
10 the rules and articles Of war: Provided, That
all the commissioned officers authorized by this
act shall be appointed by the President, by aud
with the advice and consent of the Senate.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted that there
shall be appointed one surgeon and two assistant
surgeons TO each regiment authorized by the fore
going section each Of whom, previous to such up-
ponlmcnt, shall be examined and approved in the
manner prescribed by The first clause of the first
section Of an acl to increase and regulate the pay
of the surgeons and assistant surgeons of the army
approved June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
thirty-Gour."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-12-30

!, EDIroR,-l am rejoced at the high tone
! Presidents Message, 1t is American. The
stand upon Mexican affairs, makes my heart
d We have an issue and right one. Demo-
| Twill contend for American righIs--indemnlty
Biz fellow-citizens, and redress of wrongs
y alists will oppose them and side with the
pans in attempting TO got our armies ont OF
10 in disgrace, slalioning them perhaps upon
1'defensive line, where they may be attacked
h deprived of the advantage Of attacking in
and where they would be cut of and muir
month after month and year after year. ]
be the issue plainly, and am confident of a
result. If there be federaIists in the Demo-
ranks, this issue-Amerlcan as it is-wll
them out And if there be democrats in the
ranks, as know there are, it will also rally
under the appropriate banner, where they
ft effectively with their brother democrats
God old cause shall triumph
Editor, all this is clear to my mind have
Through the great contest Of 1900, and am
( nd pray that may be spared to vote on
eat issue, and witness another great Nation
mph of right An OLD DEMOCRAT.
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Death Of Chancellor Kent.

Chancellor JAMES KENT, the distinguishes
Jurist died in New York on Sunday evening Tue ~,
10Th inst, in the S5h year ofhis age, ills heal'i
continued good till near the close Of his me- anC
he superinlended the proof Of his law pHDl'ca'!on'
ill within very short time. Ills legal opinions
have been much sought after, and he has sVeI
them upon mos, Of the great questions Tor many
years. lie was mode Chancellor OF the state o.
New York on the 25lh OF Feb, 1911, and contn,
ned in That office ill July, 1928, when he arrived
nj the AGO of 60 years, and was disqualified from
acting longer by the Constitution Of that State
Ills law commentaries are standard works.
HayUOrd Times.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
MONDAE. DEC. q.

.TUvN D.T DE z, II.
At Market, 500 Beef Cattle aad 600 Stores, IL
yokes Working Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves, 600
sheep and Lambs, and about l75 Swine.
BEEF CATTLE-EXtra, Z 90; first quality,
$50 rs; second do,5 rs 6 %; third DO, 81, y
80 %.
earrings, So a 8; two years old,
$Il 10; three years old, $22 81
WORKING OxEN--$70, 6S, rs, 80, Sc, 95,
llS.
Cows AND CALvEs-22, %, 80, 49, SIS.
SHEEP-Old, 81. 25, l so, 2, 2 so. Extra
Welhers 81 so a 6,25.
SwINE--5 IL 6 Ia, at retail
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War Report.

report of the Secretary War is principally
hp with details of the gallant achievements
armies in Mexico, all of which are too IA
with our readers to need repetition. He
|pon Congress the immediate necessity Of
len regiments oftroops to our army, and
Fcommends that authority be granted for
90 900 more volunteers in order TO be pre-
or any emergency.
relations with the Indian Tribes are re-
ted as being in satisfactory condition, and
Their information on that subject, Congress
Fred to the report of the Commissioner on
Affairs. - Western Continent
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GEORGE MILLER,
TT r'NVT'HTTbV 1VVVE'
4, December Is, 1877.

copy the following from the Philadelphia
/ When it is remembered, that the Mes
as read IN Congress on the same Tuesday
med, the narrative becomes almos, incredi-
Dur own Telegraph, however, will solve
BITS of this kind, in few days, when we
We the daily proceeding af Congress in ten
after their adjournment!-Bur. Free
fgrcphic Feat.-The transmission Of the
ents message over the telegraphic wires to
lille, Kentucky. and Vincennes, Indiana
tcomplished during Tuesday night occupy
bout twelve hours incessant labor on the
| the operators engaged in it.
prs. Reed and Lindsay, two of the most ex.
led operators attached TO the Western office
city, undertook the task of transmitting the
ent to Pittsburgh, and by relieving each
very hour or so, they succeeded without
|fculty, but two or three interruptions &C.
ne time Mr. Lindsay having been writin!
ng time without receiving any interruption
e Pittsburgh terminus, began to suspec
ing was wrong; and accordingly put The
Are you asleep'' The instant reply was
ead.'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-12-30

The MECHANICS FA1R.-Frsl in the line of
dentistry, DR.. Mortons stand presents fine col
lection Of mineral teeth Of his own manufacture,
including whole sets of various sizes and FORMS
Nothing more perfect in this line can be desired
DR.. Mortons Office is at 10, fremont Row.
Christian UQiChman
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.puyyylLlr, Grand RIyer- q w, Anil 81 lalG

'DuNNvILLE, Grand River, G. W., April 81, 1916.
My wife has been afflicted for a number ii years with
general urOsy about year past increased to m alarm
ing state, 50 much t her limbs nj times have swollen
one third over the natural size The disease continued Ia
reduce her IN strength Aer trying mnny kinds Of mrdl
cine, came TO the conclusion TINT her cuso WINS quite
hopeless When your Vegetable III hnntriptiC Mixture
recommended | concluded that would try once
more and by doing found It successful in curing. Amer
using two large and one small bottle she believes herself
entirely cured give you This testimony hoping that II
may prove Il benefit those who may he afflicted with
the same disease TINT they may tIy II and find rclleNnl
also wish to express my gratitude to DR. Vaughn the
inventor of this medicine JARlIS COOK
This letter WINS handed to the Agent for the sale ofts
Grent Remedy in Dunnve, Canada West. Reader 60 to
the Agent in the place. sk for pamphlet concerning q.
&. VHnghn's Veg Litl Mixture, his advcrt Gments ARE
In our columns.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-12-30

The Young Mems Lyceum will meet at the
Central School House Friday evening, Dec. 81, at
clock
DISPUTANTS.
alternative, .Negdtire,
r. C. PIERCE, A. FISHER,
S. w. JOHNSON. VIM. SWEET.
Quesiion.--ls deception justiliable under any
circumstances.
sL5o Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 10 at
tend r, c. PIERCE, Secretary.
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have received from S. Augustus
ell, number ofnew and useful
got up in an elegant style. See
(isement in another column.
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From The Boston Atlas, Dec. l6

tuRN OF GEORGE MiLLER.-Much sur
,as created in State street yesterday fore
y the appearance on Change of George Mil
e broker, who has been reported TO have
|tted forgeries TO large amount. The
kript states that the arrival from New York
! Stoninglon train. While at the Astor
on Tuesday, he was waited upon by four
bles, who desired to see him. On present.
nser and inqulrng their business, they con.
that they had no power to de,a,n him, but
professional interest in making his acquain-
lie has held himself ready 10 appear at
be, whenever a specific charge of forgery
be made against him, and he presents him
tn the assurance that call is right"
following appeared in the Transcript OF
lay afternoon
ARD. Having been absent from home for
time, find during that absence, that !
cen accused in the most public manner, OF
crime. in gross violation Of law; all Of which
, and request the public TO suspend an opln-
il facts are made known, which shall prove
y my entire innocence in any forgeries, but
lstce done me and my family in their pro.
bn
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EDEAT'EaS

In Pomlret, Oh the 10Th inst, Miss SARAH
HALL, aged 20 years months.
Printers in New Hampshire and New York
are requested &c.
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PRINT,N PRINTSL

Annn y'ds Prnls-all styles and qualities from
HVV>~ to 10 l.2 cts, making the largest the
handSomest and hest ofall, THE CHEAPEST lot of
Goods ever Offered in this vicinity. Please give call
you want To buy handsome print for little money.
39SU G.. DANA in.
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NaA IL ne 4 a a. Els.

In this village on Christmas evening by Rev.
D. NJ. REED, Mr. MARSHAL WHITNEY, Of
Lowell, Mass. to Mrs ELIZA a. COLE, of Hart
ford, Vt.
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JUST RECEIVED

A good assortment Of Manufactured and Womcn's Rnl
bcrs and one case Fur lined over shoes, for sale by
JOEL EATON.
Woodstock, Dec. 49, ;s,7. 1916 IT,
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TVlNTTWVI OT u TVTIVT TTUT III w TTIT0TIb Ut va
Gentlcmcn-I will thank You 10 send me two dozen
more Of your Snrsnpara and Tomato Bitlcrs, have
used II with great success in four cnses Of Dyspepsia
ing cuch of them in mn almost Incredible short times like
wise one Of scrolonS hhmor md one of anndice.
consider il valuable cunpound, Wnd must sny have
used it with the huppiest effects. Should like to have il
COnvenrn One ot the cases Of dyspepsia
gentleman who had suffered long time, and had been
to the Springs for two sca'onc
A. Boydcn, Esq. Of Cambridge cured Of the dyspepsia
of year standing aner tr! ing hundred remedies wilh
out the least effect
None genuine unless signed FREDERICK BROWN, un
the wrapper.
For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist, Wood
stock VI.