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Notice.-Shayne's Boys and Chi1drcn'a
HAT Store will be open this day and evening Broad
way and Tenth street.
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Lost Art OF the CWsars Hcstored.-
ANGELES HOT AIR ROMAN BATHS. 81 Lexington Az.
enue Appetite and nvigoratc before breakastRefresh
ana vtalize before dinner-soothe and uanduize be-
fore retiring LADIES' day and evening gentlemen every
day and all night
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ssMetrapole ChampaEne.'-Imp
and sole agents STANBERY s FOX,
II Barclay street ana - Park place
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The Four Leading Perfumes OF AmeriCA
are the .rBAL0N NIGnT-BLoOMING CEREuS"
WHITE ROSE" WOOD VIOLET and FLOR De MAYO
opain able 81 all drug stores Try the "PHALON HAIR
INVI0ORATOR."
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SPAIN.
The Chief Command Of the Army Of the North.

MADRID, May %, 1874.
General Iona has assumed command OF the
First corps Of the republican army OF the North.
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A.-SUk Elastic Stockings. Belts, Knee
Caps Abdominal supporters, Clutches and Suspensory
Bandagcs, shoulder b aces AT MARSH'S Truss office,
No. 2 vcscy street Lady attendant
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Rest and Comfort to the Suffering.
THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA AND FAMILY LINZ
HENT is the best remedy In world the following
complaints :-Cramp In limbs and stomach pain the
stomach, bowels side, rheumatism in all its forms.
collie. neuralgia, colds, fresh wounds spinal complaints
and sprans and bruises Don't fail to procure It. tn
equal has never been known for removing pain in an
cases For internal and external Sold by all drug
gistS
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CoyGs OF GRACE AND GLORY rIHE VERY BESr
nooes splendid hymns choice music, tinted paper M-
pperor binding Price, boards, Sc 81 per IOl rue
fishers HoRSCE WAITE Rs SON. t3i Braadway, Box
s.y61 Post office.
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Prohibitory Law.
OTTAWA, May %. 1874.
Hon. Alexander Mckenzie, Premier proposes to
visit British Columbia this summer In order to be.
come more thoroughly acquainted with the peo-
Die and requirements OF That province
The total number OF signatures attached to pe-
titions presented to Parliament during the late
session, praying Tor the enactment OF the pro.
hibit0ry liquor law, was 1851.
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DR.. Filters Rheumatic Remedy Cured
Mrs. Hamie, 249 West Thirteenth street No cure No
charge. Send for pamphlet Is Bond street.
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Legislative Oversight.-GOod Taste
would hsye suggested an enactment 70 render the wear
the higher Law, hence those who want becoming Has
must select it at KNOx'S, No 2l2 Broadway.
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A.-Brooks' Boots and Shoes-The Larg-
assortment In the city established In 1913 Now At
ll96 Broadway. carner Twsnty. ninth streeL
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The Coal Mine Explosion News Contra
dicted.

LONDON, May 90, 1874.
The report In the London afternoon papers OF q
terrible mining disaster at Claycross happily
proves TO be false. No explosion has taken place
In that district,
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Duties on Teas Imported from the United
States.
TORONTO. May 90 1874
deputation appointed at a meeting OF tea I'M
porters to proceed to ottawa and urge upon tine
government the necessity Of imposing the ten per
cent duty on teas imported from the United States
held another meeting, and. in answer to their de-
spatch that they intended to wait upon the Pre-
mler at his convenience, were informed 1t would
be useless, as the law could not be altered 1t Is
stated that travellers representing American
houses are already securing the country for orders
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Maryland JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

$50. $50 to s4s and $50 to 81 were sold. with the
Maid as iayorite
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Confirm tom Service In a JAN.

QUEBEC, May 90 1874.
the Archbishop held confirmation service at
the Jail when the murderer schmidt, OF New
York sentenced TO be hanged on the 26tn OF June,
received the sacrament
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Health Restored by Du Barry's Rcva-
LENrA ARABlCA FOOD 70 the stomach. nerves, lungs
and liver. curing dyspepsia dndigcsuon). conspations
dlarrh1a acdity palpiauon, secpessness, deDlliCy,
Wasting cough asth ma fevers consumption low spirits
IuID) cures which had resisted nil other remedies
Depot in New York JOHN y. HENRY CUKRAN 90.
Nos. s and College place
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To Summer Hotels.-At Lowest p ossibis
prices all favorite reliable brands of WINES.
LIQUORS CIGARS. ALEs, PORTER &c. On bond or
from store, English PICKLES, SAUCES, CON DfMENrS.
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The Commerce Of the United
States in 1861 and lS7l-Be-
hold the Difference!

In 1912, under the operation of
the intelligent fiscal legislation of the
Democratic party, the United States
was the first power in the world in
the carrying capacity Of their merch-
ant navy. The number Of vessels EN-
ployed was 24,33O, and the tonnage
5,539,S113. In 1884, after ten
years of Republican rule, and in a
time of profound peace, the United
States takes the the second place
among the maritime powers of the
work., her number of vessels being
reduced to 7,189, and her tonnage to
2,615,S7S. In the first period we had
a larger tonnage than England by
more than 100000 tons. In the
second period the tonnage of Eng
land is more than three times as large
as the United States. What COM
mentary is this upon Republican rule,
the continuance Of which only tends
deepen and continue the disgrace Of
the nation in the eyes of the world.
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Just COMPARE the Record.

Usurper Kelloggs check-book had
its stubs inscribed with the foremost
names in the Republican party Of the
whole union. They are still in power
and no virtuous Republican in the
whole land dares rise to pitch them
out.
W. f. Chandler Chairman OF the
National Committee Of the Republi-
can party. tMattlC Carpenter President
pro tenn. Of the Senate, Benz, +. But
Ter Chairman OF the judiciary Com
mittee Of the House Of Representa-
tiveS
Tweed the rascal Of a single NUM-
cipality was exposed, cast opt of the
Democratic party, and sent to Black
wells Island by Sam. j. Tilden, then
Chairman Of the Democratic party of
New York, and now its candidate for
Governor.
Cakes Ames's Credit Mobilier men,
orandum qook was inscribed with con-
elusive proofs of the venality of the
Republican party. Here they are.
Schuyler Colfax then Vice-P President
of the United States, Henry Wilson
now Vice-President, Henry l.. Dawes
Chairman OF the Committee Of Ways
and Means of the House Of Represent
tatives, Jas. A. Garfield Chairman of
the Committee of Appropriations,
Sam Hooper Chairman of the Com
l.'ittee on Banking and Currency,
John A. Bingham then Chairman of
the Judiciary Committee, now Minis
ter Of Japan, Glenni w. Scofeld
Chairman of the Committee on Naval
Affairs, William D. Kelley champion
of Protection in the Ways and Means
Committee, VIM. B. Allison of the
same committee and now Senator from
Iowa, James Harlan his predecessor,
j. F, Wilson his former colleague,
Patterson Senator from New Hamp-
shire, and Senator Logan the infator
and repudiator of Illinois. Not one
Republican rises to cast these men
from power. No combination of Writ
uous Republicans is formed for that
purpose.
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that the office of President shall con.
tinue to be limited, as it always has
been, to two terms

In our table last week giving the
recapitulation of the members elected
to the House Of Representatives for
the 44th Congress. We placed the
two then elected from Vermont, in
the Democratic column. We are sor-
ny Tor the error but trust that our
State is not yet so hopelessly Repub-
lican as never to have our Congress
ional delegation rightly counted in the
Democrat Colieium. The five Re-
publican members elected from Maine
to the next House, were also, erriously
placed in the same column. Would
that they belonged there.
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Mortality Prevented.

1t would be a moderate estimate to
place the number of cases in which
Consumption is prevented by the
timely use Of Hales Honey of Hore-
hound and Tar, at ten thousand per
annum. No cough, cold, bronchial
affection, sore throat, OF other all
ment of the organs of respiration, can
ever degenerate into q mortal disease,
if this palatable and absolutely infalli-
bic specific be taken in time and long
enough persevered in.
Pixies TooTH-ACHE DRoPs-Curo in one
minute
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Change in the Cabinet.

Now that the Presidents Long
Branch season is over, it is confidently
asserted that there will be change
in the cabinet, and that before the first
of December. 1t is known that the
Preside mt and all heads of depart
ments have bought largely Of tickets
for the next Grand Gift Concert Of the
Public Library of kentucky, to draw
November 30, and they tlatter them
selves that they will capture one on
the large prizes, which will makeplen-
ty Of change in the cabinet.
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The Third Term Must be
Down. No Empire.

Upon the Third Term question:
which is somewhat important one, to
Republican politicians "about these
days" Mr.. Bonner's ". Y. Ledger
Supposed to be neutral plainly speaks,
The continued silence of Gen. Grant
on the subject OF the third term, after
all that has been said, about it, and
after the formal nomination of him
recently made in South Carolina,
leaves no room to doubt that a third
election to the office of President
would be- agreeable to him, and con-
sidering the great number of office
holders, and the vastness of the ex-
penditures of the general Government,
we should not wonder to see his name
formally presented as the candidate
Of an office. holders national conven-
ton.
In view of such a possibility we
should be derelict to our sense of duty
If we did not, at this early day, sound
a warning voice in the ears of the pat
riotic men of all parties against such a
dangerous departure from the customs
of the fathers. An election of any
man to third term would, in our
judgement, prove to be the first fatal
step toward the overthrow of our re-
publican institutions, and the estab-
ishment of an empire on their ruins.
We trust that the young men ofthe
country, in whose hearts the fire of
patriotism burns warm and bright,
will be unit on the question, and
that they will demand with one voice
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SPIRIT OF THE AGE
Wednesday, NoA. a., 1874.
Volume 35th.

With the next number we shall
commence the 35th volume of the
SPIRIT OF THE AGE. We hope to
be able to do so with increased sub
scription and adv ertising lists. We
thank our friends most sincerely for
their efforts in our behalf the past
year, and we will bespeak for them a
continuance of favors the coming year
in the same direction and we will en-
deavor to rectprocate as far possible.
We have but a few promises to
make for the future. We shall en-
deavor the coming year as in the past,
to make the AGE more worthy Of
patronage than it has ever been here
tofore--not only as a Democratic
paper, but as State, Family, Local
and General Newspaper. Hoping by
so doing to receive from an apprecia-
tive community increased patronage.
Shall not our subscription list be in
creased ? Will not the Democracy
of Windsor County aid us in this
matter? Wit not the people Of
Woodstock, also, give us helping
hand in this business Forward
your new subscriptions at once =
We will receive them thankfully and
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us Immediately, without any further
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be forwarded at the request of those
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out delay.
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IN G1iASGEEsY.
STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT
Windsor County, IS.
WHEREAS, James II. Williams, of Rocking
ham, in the County of Wlndham, Admins.
traitor Of the estate of Nathaniel Fullerton,
late of Chester, in the County of Windsor,
deceased, has filed in the office of the Clerk
of the Court Of Chancery within and for the
County OF Windsor aforesaid, his petition,
setting forth that James NJ. Paine and IIepsa
}. Paine of Andover, in Windsor County, on
the Both day Of January, A. ID, 1869, duly ex-
ccutcd TO the said Fullerton mortgage deed
OF certain land in said Andover, being part
OF lot No. II in the fifth range OF lots, and
part of let No. 1G adjoining the aforesaid lot
each pat containing fifty acres. and the
whole being known as the "Albee Farm"
and more fully described in said petition.
CONDITIONED for the payment Of u promis-
DRY note for three hundred dollars ON the
first day ofApril, a. y. 1871, with interest
annually dated at Chester, VT, January 3oth,
1869, signed by James NJ. Paine, and payable
to Nathaniel Fullerton or bearer, which is
now justly due and owing and has not been
paid according to the effect of the same.
And also setting forth that the said Hepsa
J. Paine on the 9TH day Of September, a. d.
1870, conveyed the promises subject to the
said mortgage to George o. Sanderson, then
of Ludlow, Vermont, now of Cambridgeport,
Mass. and on the same day the said Sander
son mortgaged the said premises 10 IIepsa j.
Paine, then OF said Andover, for the sum of
two hundred dollars.
And praying that equity of redemption of
the said james NJ. and IIespa j. Paine, and
George O. Sanderson in the premises may be
iorecIosed agrceably TO law.
And ltheredS, 1t appears i'll said petition
that the said James, Hepsa, aaand George are
all without this State, it is ordered that the
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NJ A n III O O d:
How Lost. How Restored !

A Just published, a new edition of Er.
W CuIvcrWeira Celebrated Essay
~ on the radical cure (without mcdi-
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ITPrice, in Il sealed envelope, only six
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The celebrated author, in this admirable
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cured without the dangerous use of internal
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pointing out mode of cure at once simple,
certain, and eilectual, by means Of which CIV
cry sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cdeapy, privately,
and radically.
Eag"This Lecture should be in the hand
every youth and every man in the land OF
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, TO any
address, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents or
two post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
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TEN PER CENT, Me-.

The IOWA loan 4; Crust Company.
Bcs EiOiMcs, iowa,
invests money for Eastern lenders at ten per
cent. interest, net, payable semi-annually at
the Chemical National Bank, New York. All
loans secured Oh improved Real Estate, and
the collection in full guaranteed by the Com
pany. Lenders subject to no expense. Full
abstract of Title, Coupon, Notes Mortgage,
&C., (mado direct to lendor,) forwarded on
completion. New York and New England
references and full information sent on APP
plication. SAM'L MERRILL. Cate Governor of
Iowa, President JAS. B. HEARTwELL, Sec'y,
Des Moines, Iowa.
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Old Salary Grabber and Press
Gagger Left at Home.

PERKINS HOW IS THE CORPSE ?"
The following telegram explains
ITSELF
Boston, Nov. 4th, 1874.
f. n. BILLINGS
Massachusetts elects a Democratic
Governor by about 5000 majority,
and 4 Democratic Congressman and
Banks and seelye, Independents, are
also elected. Butler is among the
defeated. New York is reported
Democratic by $4,000 majority
Those who advocate Grants Sd term
will find that it was a mistake to
have nominated him for the End.
Stick this up. We leave on the 1l.45
train. All well.
FREDERICK BILLINGS.
Later reports confirm the above.
Democratic victory in New Jersey
onceded by the the Boston Journal.
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An Unfit officer,

Our new Postmaster General has
not got the right Republican qualifica-
ton for his office. He is loyal, but
not ''trooly loil, and in that respect
his accomplishments fall short. For
example: a few days ago Spencer,
the Senator from Alabama, and the
ultra yeracious Congressman Hayes,
from the same State, called upon Mr..
Jewell and told him that they had
come to urge upon him the appoint
ment of an Traditional special agent to
60 to Alabama to investigate the Kill
ling of mail agent Ivey.' Mr.. Jewell
said he regarded this unnecessary
Spencer and Hayes were not satisfied,
and continued to press the matter,
when Mr.. Jewell finally remarked that
eff Ivey had been attending to Ills Of.
fetal duties instead of distributing in
cendiary and inhammatory speeches
among the negroes, he would probably
never have been molested." To this
Spencer tmtly rcjoined, that ''if some
gentlemen had not gone around the
country making speeches, they would
not be in the cabinet" The end of it
was the two had to withdraw without
being able to persuade Mr.. Jewell to
make the appointment. This evidence
of his utter unttness to initiate the
practices Of his fellows in the admins
tratve government places the Post
master General in very suspicious
light before Grant and his Cabinet Z;
and we expect soon to Lear Of his dis,
missal by his imperial majesty in the
style in which Othcllo gave Cassie the
sack
"---JeNell. love thee
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FEE'GBDs AND LAST GaET CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
Public Library of Kentucky.
a CARD TO THE PUBLIC,

The management have determined
to have the drawing Of the Fifth and
Last Gift Concert Of the Public Ii
brary of Kentucky on the 30th day of
November next. We believe now
that all the tickets will be sold, and
that the drawing will be full one ;
but whether all are sold or not,
the drawing will nevertheless certainly
come off on the day appointed
The special object Of this card is to
call meeting Of the ticket-holders at
Public Library Hall, on the goth of
November, to make arrangements in
connection with the committee APP.
pointed by the Trustees to superinteng
the counting Of the tags represented
the number of tickets sold When
there is no actual necessity for the
presence Of ticket holders, rs under
our arrangements the interests Of all
are equally cared for, yet at the same
time | would greatly prefer that as
many Of those interested Is can, would
attend this meeting and see each fol
himself how perfectly fair and impair.
tial the distribution must be.
Every Arrangement has been made
for the drawing--but little more than
a month remains for the sale of the
remainder Of the tickets, and what
ever is done must be done quickly.
Tuos. Z. RRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager.
Louisville, Ky, Oct. %, 1874.
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Pennsylvania Democratic.
1llinois-Doubtful.
Delaware all right.
Maryland all right.
Tennessee-sure.
A conservative victory claimed in
Virginia.
In Kentucky the Democrats make
clean sweep.
Georgia goes Democratic.
Rhode lsland--Republican.
Louisiana is Democratic.
Wisconsin, Republican victory
probable.
Nlissouri-large vote-result doubt
full.
Arkansas-Democratlc.
Mlchigan-Doubttul.
Minnesota Republican--probably.
These returns are taken from the
Boston Journal, Nov. 4th. (evening.)
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NATIONAL THANKSGIVING APPOINT
ED.-President Grant has appointed
Thursday, the 26th day of November,
as a day of national thanksgiving and
praise.