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The cOLQRED WING.

The white voters of the United
States number some 100000, about
thus divided: Democrats, 100000 !;
Republicans, 100000. The negro
voters number some 800,000-all Re
publcans SO far as they can be said
to have any comprehension of politics.
Now the negro wing is thus shown to
be equal to one-fourth of the entire
Republican party, and if the bleached
molety thinks it can virtually exclude
the unbleached frcm any participation
in the Philadelphia Convention we
opine ii will find it has made great
mistake. The unbleached while only
a numerical one. touth are in point of
actual strength the party, In national
politics they resemble the Lieutenant
Governor in the State Senate-a no.
nentity until the event of a tie vote,
when he becomes forth with to all in
tents and purposes the entire Senate.
AS his casting vote so goes the day.
The negro wing of the Republican
party is that party'S casting vote. The
indications are gathering in from all
sides that the blacks know this and
mean to base demands upon it. AL
ready we have one negro delegate to
the Philadelphia Convention from
Iowa. Iowa has but $50 negro vo-
tiers in a solid Republican vote Of 1872
600, and why should this meagre CON
stituency have delegate of its own
color if some pressure to that end had
not been brought to bear upon the
Republican leaders? We have had the
curiosity to see how many negro de-
legates the Northern States would
send to Philadelphia at the ratio shown
by Iowa, and find the total some sixty,
or about one. tenth of the entire body.
Add to this delegation the far greater
number to come from the South, and
it can be seen that the man and broth
Ell will darken the next National Re
publican Nominating Convention to
an cdifying extent. Truly the ultima
tum Of the national negro convention
at New Orleans will be presented with
a cloud of witnesses-a very black
and threatening cloud-behind it.
This ultimatum, which toreshadows
demand for the Vice-Presidency, the
Republican managers are seeking to
shape off into seat in the Cabinet
the Postmaster-G eneralship say, or
Secretaryship of the Interior; but the
negroes know that while postmasters
come and secretaries go vice-presidents
hold on for a fixed term
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u / Il d..

In Bethel April II, Hiram Hal, aged II years,
At Oshkosh, Wis, April 4tll, Abijah Howard,
Esq. formerly Of thetford, and a member Of
the Orange county bar, and brother of Rev.
Roger s. Howard d D.
In st Thomas, Canada, April 5, Amanda,
wife Of Albert Congdom, and daughter of Levi
and Hannah Gassett, formerly Of Chester. VT,
aged Al years, II months and days.
In Woodstock, April 18th, of scarlet fever
Glen Oliver, son of John and Susie Oliver,
aged years mos and q days.
III Harlem, n. Y, April 2, Charles Kendall,
formerly of woodstock, aged IS yeas.
In Onondaga, N. Y. March 30 Mrs. Sarah
Paige. formerly of Barnard, aged IS years.
In Rochester. April 8, Fanny b. wife Of Eben
S. wellington, and daughter Of Mark Billiard,
Esq, of Randolph, aged 81 years,
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SPIRIT OF THE AGE
Thursday, April rs, 1872.
"0ut of their own Mouths are they
Condemned"

Some honest, conscientious Re
publicans can not, do not, and will not
approve of the corruption deep, damn
ING and fostering, that is so apparent
in all departments Of the Administra-
ton of President Grant. Senator
Upton from Nebraska, u Radical, in a
most able aud scathing speech in the
Senate last December, spoke az fol-
lows of the shortcomings and dctec-
tons of the rule of the Great Ulysses
and the Republican party -
believe the Republican party is
worthy yet to be redeemed from
Dky~ THE CURSE THAT RESTS
UPON IT TODAY ON ACCOUNT
OF THE MISTAKES OFTHE AID
MlNISTRATION AND THE COR
RUPTION AND DOWNRIGHT
PLUNDERING OF DISHONEST
OFFICE-HOLDERS. | stand here
for the publication Of the Republican
party but do plead guilty to that
other charge, that believe
w" THERE IS CORRUPTION,
DEEP AND DAMNlNG AND
FOSTERING, ALL THROUGH
THIS ADMINISTRATION OF
OURS. | believe that, and ! have
uttered it.
We are told that we are hostile to
the head Of the party. Look at that !!
May | not, as an honest Republican,
be allowed to suppose that there might
be Senator on this floor better quail
fled to control the dcstinics Of this
nation, as Il President even, than the
intellectual Colossus och0 ao,c sits in
the White House? Laughter. And
yet if / hold all opinion Of that kind,
am to be denounced as entirely OPP
posing the interests Of my party p
Has it come to this, that we have only
one standard bearer, and only one
man under whom we can marshal and
be loyal If that is so, God have
mercy on you on the great muster
day. Laughter Il gentlcmc" 'ciM
to press ne on that question, and de
sire especially to underStaod ~hat /
mean, il Tam not sufficiently erpl'ca,
on demand they can hare the salts
faction
With such truthful uttcranccs as
the above how utterl y futile it is for
interested Republicans to descant up
on the immaculate virtue (O Of the
National Government as now carried
on. The majority Of the American
people know how it is as well as they
themselves. Will these things ever
be different When shall we have a
change? These significant questions
are to be answered at the ballot-box
next November by the people Of the
United States.
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In the last Montpelier trans

In the last Montpelier Arg"s d
Patriot, we find quite a long literary
production devoted to the "Sexton Of
ST. Paul's Church, at Windsor. We
hope our friend, the Sexton, Of that
time honored Church is deserving of
this honor-if it can be called so-for
he is q true blue Democrat, and a
devoted and unhinching Churchman,
We cannot imagine why he should be
noticed in this particular manner.
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ARTHUR's LADYs HOME MAGAZINE
for May, just received, contains among
its many good things deeply interes,
ting chapter from "TnREE YEARS IN
A MAN-THAp,' by the author of " Ten
Nights in a Bur- Room," now attract
ing SO much attention as one of the
most powerful and aggressive temp
erance stories ever written. The num-
Der is specially fine one. This maya
zine ought to be in every household
in the land. Terms So a year. II. S.
ARTHUR 81 Son, Philadelphia.
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The Democrats of New York are
to hold their State Convention, at
Rochester, May 18th, to elect dele
gates to the Democratic National
Convention whenever holden 1t is
Il great question with some to know
whether the Democracy of the En-
pire State will then fully endorse the
"New Departure" or Liberal Repub-
lican" movement. Time will tell, and
we hope for the best.
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CoRRECTIoN.-lt is the Democratic
National COMMITTEE that is to meet at
the residence Of Augustus Belmont,
Esq, in New York City, May 9th,
instead Of the National Democratic
Convention, as our types enormously
stated in our last paper The Hon.
II. b. Smith, of Milton, is the member
Of this Committee for Vermont.
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The CHILDRFNs Hour for May is
unusually rich in its pictorial depart
ment; and as pure, good and attrac-
tive as ever in the mental food it off
ers to the little ones. If you have not
yet taken this beautiful magazine for
your children, do so at once. Its inhu-
ence upon their young and tender
minds will be beyond all price Pub,
lished by T. S. ARTHUR d Son, Phil
adelphia, at 1925 year.
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The great clustering Grant meet
ing now being lheld all over the coun-
try are managed almost exclusively by
the ofiice-holders and expectants of
sthe powers that be" in Washington
Sott-soap is cheap, and white-washing
over corruption is common thing at
this time
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Holloway's Observation-Disclosures

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CHAs. A. DANA has been moon
struck One Samuel II. Moon of Phila-
delphia, having sued him for libel.
The Moon against the San! Samuel,
back up or you'll be lost in an eclipse
right soon.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-04-25

GRANT has promised New York
business house the job OF completely
refurnishing the White House from
cellar to garnet, in case he is re elected
The job will touch about $2SO,OOO
dollars-merely tritfe, you know.
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Special n Offices.
Skin Diseases.

PERRY'S IMPROVED COMFDONE AND
PIMPLE REMEDY.-The Skin Medicine of
the Age. Is warranted to cure Flesh Worms,
Phnpes eruptions aud BLotched designations
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EditorinaI Notices are SO common that
it s almost impossible for an editor to express
his honest opinion of the merits of any article
without being suspected of interested motives.
This fact, however, shall not deter us from
saying what we think OF new addition to the
Materia Mcdica to which our attention has
been recently directed. We refer to DR.. j.
WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIrTERs, a
remedy which is making its way into more
famies just now than all the other advertised
medicines put together. There seems to be no
question about the potency Of its tonic and
Alternative properties, while it it possesses the
great negative recommendation Of containing
neither alcohol nor mineral poison. That it is
specific for Indigestion, Bilousness Con-
stipation. and many complaints OF nervous
origin, we have reason to know; and we are
assured on good authority that AZ general
invigorant, regulating and purifying medicine,
it has no equal. 1t il stated that it's ingre-
dents. obtained from the wilds of California;
are new to the medical world and its extraor-
binary effects certainly wsrrant the conclusion
that it il compound Of agents hitherto un-
known. II popularity is any criterion, there
can be no doubt of the efficiency of the VIN-
EdAN BIrTERs, for the sale Of the article is i'm
mense and continually increasing. 4w
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MIRRTED.

In RoyAlton, April 4th by Rev 9. b. Drake
D. D., Edward NJ, Gambell to Miss Ella NJ. Adj
ans both of Barnard.
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After thirty wear, trial. the spain Killer"
may he instIy STYLED the treat medicine OF the
world for there is no rrpion of the globe into
which il has not found its way. and none
where If has not been larsely used and highly
nri2rd Moreover, there /, no climate to
which il has not proved itself to be well ad.
ontrd for tho cure of a considerable variety of
diseases. il is admirably suited for every race.
II has lost none Of lis GOOD names by repeated
tr;aIs Inf if continues 10 occupy Il prominent
noyitinn in rvcrv family medrir e chest; and
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MISS SAWYER'S SALVE.


HERE you have salvc combining soothing and
IL healing properties, with no dangerous ngrcd.
lent. A remedy at hand for the many pains and
aches, wounds and bruises TO which flesh IL heir.
Is more easily applied than many other remedies,
never producing bad effect, but always relieving
pain, however severe
1t is prepared by Hiss Smrycr, who las used il
in her own extensive treatment of the sick, for
nearly twenty years, with great success,
The principal diseases for which this salyc is rec
commended are ChHblaias, determinations, Piles,
ScrChla, old Ulcers, Sat RicHm, Spraips, B,pns,
Ferer Sores, FelOns, PimpicS, ErySipelaS, Sore
Eyes, BarJer'S Itch, Deathess, hollis, Eing'worntS,
CO,7S, bites Of Insects, Cancers, 7oOth6che, Ear.
ache, Sore Nipples, Bdl1uess, iSr0Ncn breasts,
Hch, ScaId Head, TcChin0, NdpGd Handa,
ScdIdS, cuts, BrWiSea CroHp, C'dc&ed lips, and
1t never fails to cure rheumatism If properly
applied. Rub it on well with the hand three times
aday. In several cases it has cured palsicd limbs.
For Piles 1t has been discovered to he II sure rem
cdy Persons that have been afflicted for years
have been relieved by few applications. For Fry.
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and quoting the patient. For HGpped IdndS 1t
produces a cure Immediately. Let those with San
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they will find it invaluable. 1t is good in If
SCrOhtlG and TunOyS. Cancers have been cured
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on the lids gently, once or twice day. Cures deaf.
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For Eelons this is superior to, anyhing known.
For Pimples this acts like n charm. For BWrn9
and Scoids apply the salye at once and it gives
immediate relief. For OIL Sores, apply once
day
For HORSES AND CATTLE. For Sores or
Bruises on Horses or Cattle this Saveis Invaluable,
and has astonishing effect in curing scratches on
notoriety, and ia safe and sure remedy for All The
above ailments.
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ana respect Harbor, to West Goldsborough
II miles and back once week.
Leave winter Harbor Saturday at 0 a. m;
T w M W est Goldsborough by 10 a. m;
leave leave west =. Goldsborough Saturday at ii a. m
1trriVe AT winter Harbor by 3 d. m:
Proposals for hree-times-a.week service invited.
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Arrive at South Etna by D. m:
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Proposals for six-times-a-wesk service invited.
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Leave East Holden Saturday at a. m;
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Leave Windham Centre Saturday at a. IN;
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III miles and back, three times week.
Leave Springvale Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
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