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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26

AFFECTING INcIDENT.-The husband Of a
poor woman residing with her three infant chill
drcn in the western part OF the town, had abstain
ed from the 'cralher' for nearly year, until last
week, when he became savagey drunk--beat his
wife as if he had resolved to murder her--was ar
rested tried, committed and consigned to the
tender mercies of "donjon keep"
The wife forgetting the recent brutality of the
father of her children, in the remembrance of his
former kindness, followed him to the Jail and made
strenuous and persevering application for his re-
lease, urging with touching eloqucnce that she was
Il friendless woman, soon again to become morher
and her three little children were alone, among
strangers without friends or protection, and with
out food or decent clothing, Those to whom she
applied either had not the power or were no, salts
fed of the propriey of liberating him and she was
cast upon the charity of our citizens.
A day or two since, as last resoursc, she APP
pealed to the Judge of the county court, and was
successful Fastening with glad heart to the
jail, with the order for her husbands liberation,
she found him-dead-[New Haven Herald.
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TO THE BALD HEADED
AND OTHERS.

Does any know neighbOr or friend who has been
Bald, and whose head is now covered with fine hair p
One whose coat collar covered with danru though
brushed every hour-which has now vanished entirely!
Or one whose hair at early age were turning grey, who
now has not grey hair Children whose heads
cred with scurf-whose hair would not grow that are
now growing the fullest crops of hair some cases must
be known to most persons Ask them the cause, and you
will be told these things have been by the use OF the
BALM OF COLUMBIA. Of2O years growth is this arti-
Gle its demand increasing annually some hundred per cent
though when discovered not opposed by any thing for
the same purpose, now assailcd by almost nnmberes1
mushroom trash preparations that will ruin the hair II used
to any extent Can than these facts be wanted-re
fer to the recommendations by list of names of respecta
by, unequalcd by any oterartce Look to these things
by this article Stay and preserve your hair by lis use, OF
fbald restore it.. Ladies' attend to tshundrcds IN fash
ionabe life using it the only artclcrealy fit for Tho
toilet Long hair is very apt to fall out. Ladies' use h(
Balm of Columbia in time save yourselves the disgrace
Olbaldness by neglect of your persons,
II is your duty, morast, to preserve the beauties O
nature, with which bOuniul Creator has endowed YOU
the Balm, for il Will do it.,
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ASK, INQUIRE--ASK THOSE WHO
kNAXA

THOSE only who know by trial Immediate observation
form any idea OF the effects OF the perfect relief OF the
almost charmike cures effected in cases Of the PILES
RHEUMATISM ALL SwELLINGs, AND ALL EXTERNAL
PAINS matter how severe by the of Hays lini-
Find who has used it that will not aud it above
found.
For the relief of suffering human beings who may be af
iccd, beg you to ask-ask these who know-ask the
Hon. ALFRED CONkLIN u. >. Judge for that district re-
siding near Aubcrn; ask MATTHEW J. MyRER, ESQ.,, A.
hens, N. w.; ask Gen. DUFF GREEN, late Of Washing
city each of those gentlemen know of uncOnquer
able by all other remedies ply sicans though tried for
many years. that have been cured by OF the genuine
HAYS LNIMENT. Thousands of other persons known sim
liar We appeal to their of justicecr hui
man feelings.
1t is but duty yOu to your suffering fellow beings
to let this grcUt remedy be KNOWN Speak ii then 10 all
your friends. This will save much pain where the
papers not read where readers ncredu0s, be-
cause many worthless articles aae advertised for the
purpose To buyers say, all who have used it
do not say it is beyond all praise, then do not fake it,
The proprietor will not allow this article to be paid for
unless il cures, when all the directions fully followed.
WW any one suffering refuse n0w 10 try h} Uhe does,
he ought 10 be ptied more for his 0bStinacy than his
suffering
he compelled by his sense of mOra-of religious duty
do all in his power Tor victims Of distress and misery
For this purpose he would sooner devote fortune, than
secure dollar for any worthless article
LOOK OUT.-SOme sWindierS haze COunterfCitcd TINS
ariicip, aud nut il Up NTH uariOuS deUceS; Do not be
imposed upon One thing only will protect you-is the
| name of COMSTOCK ~ Co. that name must be ARRAYS
on the prapper, or you are cheated, DO not forget it,
Take this direction with yOu and test by that, never
buy for it is impossible for any hitherto be true or
| genuine. SOLOMoN HAls.
| Sold by COMSTOCK n co. Flecher-street, N. Y.
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n King Charles name, assist me to secure this

elm King Charles name, assist me to secure this
man,
They both set upon me and forced me away,
though fought and bit and caugh at them like a
mailman. After struggle they got me quietly
between them, and then, my God saw the an
cry dogs tearing at the earth, and throwing it up
in the air like water.
What more have TO tell ThatI fell upon my
knees, and with chatterng teeth confessed the
truth, and prayed to be forgiven. That ! have
since denied and now confess it again. That have
been tried for the crime, found guilty, and SEN
tenced.-That | have not the courage to antici-
pate my doom or to bear up manlully against it.
That have no compassion, no consolation, no
hope, no FREUD That my wife has happily
lost for the time those faculties which would
enable her to know my misery or hers That
am all alone in this stone dungeon with my evil
spirit and that die to morrow
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26
CAUTION CIRCULAR.

ITO DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MERCIAN1
Those valuable articles, OLDRlDGE'S BALM OF C'
1T MBIA for the Hair, and HAYS LINIMENT for t
Piles, &c, have been extensively cOunerleed. Tho
wanting these preparations will please always write VIII
ordering from any other house for COmstOcks articles.
The true articles have that signature always
the wrapper, and vendors will remember that, when
dering the limitations are exposed in nearly all t
newspapers throughout this country, that they could
be Sold should they be so unfortunate as toget them
Our friends throughout the Union requested to gi
immediate notice, by letter should any Of the count
clts appear in their respective pieces Respectfully,
COMSTOCK Il co.
Wholesale Druggists Fletcher st. NJ. Y.
For sale in Woodstock Nt.by
SLY 7. HUTCHINSON Jr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26

ANEcDoTE.--Colerdge was a remarkable awk
ward horseman, so much so, as generally to at
tract notice. He was riding along the turnpike
road, in the county of Durham, when wag ap-
preaching him, noticed his popularity, and quite
installing his many thought the rider fine subject
for little sport when as he drew near, he thus
accosted Mr. G. 81 say, young man did you meet
a taylor on the road ~ ''Yes, replied MIR C (who
was never at loss for rejoinder) 81 did and he
told me if | went n little further should meet u
goose ~ The assailant was struck dumb, while
the traveller logged on.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26
PROSPECTUS OF
BAY STATE DEMOCRAT.

On the first Wednesday in June, 1870 will be published
the Office Of the Daily Bay State Democrat Semi Weekly
paper, to be called the SHAY STATE DEMOCRAT SEMI
WEEKLY" Ii will be made up OF the contents Ol the Daily
and will be issued Wednesday and Saturday mornings
and will contain the latest News, Prices Current Review OF
the Market, Shipping List, Commercial Intelligence
II will be handsomely printed on good paper and will be
the same size oioftho Daily.
TERMS-S2,jO year, payable in advance. Five copies
will be sent for Sl2,O0-tcn copies for $3.50.
Boston, April IS, 1910.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26
From tie Lady's Book.
TIE WIDOWS CHARGE.
Al her Daughters BriiaL

Al her Daughters Briiai
BY MRS. LYDIA II. sIGouRNEYi
Oea! gently, thou, whose hand has won
The young bird from the nest away,
Where Careless meath vernal sun;
shs G., Y caroIl'd day by day
The haunt is ,one-the heart must grcye,
From whence her limid wing doth soar,
They pnsive list, at hush Of eve,
Yet hear her gushing song no more.
Deal gently with hcr-thou art dear,
Reyond what vestal lips have told,
And G lamb, from fountain clear,
Sh, turns, ccntiding to the fold;
Che round thy sweet domestic bower,
The wrcaihs of changeIess love shall Irvine
Wat tn for thy step ut vesper hour,
And bend her hottest prayer with thine.
Deal gently, thou, when far away,
Mid stranger scenes her foot shall rove,
Nor let thy tender cares decay,
The soul Of woman lives in love
And should st thou, wondering, mark tear
Unions 'ious fom her eyeld break,
Be ptiful, aud soohe the fear
That mans strong heart can lie'er partake.
A mother Yields her gem to thee,
On thy true breast to sparkle rare--
She places meath thy household tree
! he idol of her londcs care
And by thy trust to be forgiven,
When Judgment wakes in terror wild,
BY all thy TREASURED hopes of heaven
Deal gently with the Widows child
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26

JACKSON AND HARRIsoN--Why was it that
Gen. Harrison always opposed Gen jackson !;
Why did he attempt to hunt him down in Congress
and disgrace him And why did he always OPP
pose him when candidate for the Presidency
Was ii because he was envious Of the Hero of
New Orleans, for gathering such brilliant gores
in the path which he abandoned in the midst of
the war II Detroit Free Press.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26

REAL CAUSE or HARD TIMEs.-The New
York Atlas, "a neutral paper-about the same as
the American in this city was before it unnasked. }
says;-llad many of those who now talk so loudly
about the poor and clog cabins have gone to
work themselves and obtained an honest livelihood
by cullivating the soil, instead of engaging in des-
perate speculaons, we should have been immense
gamers and heard less of hard times, which they
themselves have brought about,"-Bal. Rcpub-
icun.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26
CAUTION
TO BE REMEMBERED.

Several most fragrant attempts have been made
counterfeit the true Balm Of Columbia Some of the in
posters have gone far to counterfeit the splendi
wrappers, and the Falls of Niagara and every eXernu
mark except the of Comstock, which they dare No
forge.
name of Comstock ~ Co. or l.. s. CUmstoCk, and ncye
buy the article unless it has that name upon it,
Sold Wholesale and Retail, only at No. Fleche
street N. Y.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26

NOTICE. WARREN a MUTE, would respectful,
~ give notice to their friends and the public, that they
continue manufacturing Saddles, Harnesses Trunks, Val
Uses and Carpet Bags, and all other articles in their line of
business to suit customers, ut their old san-as they in
tend to suit customers in order get living by their bust
they respectfully return their thanks for past
patronage, and hope for II continuance
Woodstock, May 4, 1910. l.tf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26

No man S spirits were ever hurt by doing his du-
ty. On the contrary, one good action, one sacri-
flee of desire or interest, purely for conscience sake
will prove cordiq for weak and low spirits be-
yond what either indulgence, or diversion, or COM
pany can do for lhem.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26
CONDITIONS.

Two Dollars per Annum payable on the reception of the
first regular number. Military Corps Subscribing for 90
copies to he In bundle will receive the paper for
& 80 in advance The first No. will be issued rs soon ns
possible. ~ Those holding Subscriptions will please re-.
turn the names OF Subscribers Us fast as obtained
NorWich May IL, lslO. Eff
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26

A pous cottager residing in the centre ola long
and dreary heath, being asked by Christian visit
or, "Are you not sometimes afraid in your lonely
situation, especially in the winter - lie replied,
"Oh no ! for Faith shuts the door at night, and
Mercy opens it in the morning.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26

Antiquarans inform us that palm leaves were
first used for Inscriptions, from which circum-
stance the word tolium was used 20 signify the
leafof book las well as the leaf ola tree. After
wards bark was used for the same purpose, thence
the word iiber o, bark, for book. Parchment
was invented at Pergamus, whence it is called in
Latin, pergameaa:--.N Y. Signal.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26
LOOK OUTi.l

"CduN0n" Is me FdFtHF q SWtTy'
An attack of the PILES may be positively prevented by
using (whcn the prcmOnory symptoms are elU the cele
srated HAYS LINIMENT. There than one
hundred people in this city, and in the United States an
immense number who have suffered beyond endurance by
this dreadful complaint, who keep themselves wholly free
from attacks by applying this niment when they feel any
symptoms fits approach Of this there is most perfect
proof.
FNone Genuine without the name of COMsToCK a Co.
written on the wrappers. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold at No. 9 Fletcher-street, n. Y.
For sale in Woodstock Nt by
SLY L. HUTCHINSON, JR,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26

THE EASTERN RAILROADS. completed to
Newburyport, and will be opened Tomorrow.
The rail road to Exeter, n. H., it is expected,
will be completed this weck.-Bosioa POST
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26

who" N,o" was hiul la rndts;od "A sInuw.-
The Duke of buckingham called her a rose. 81
am no Judge af coors (replied NIilton) and it may
be so, for feel the thorns daily
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26
From the Boston Chronicle. Jan. 10.

1--WE see by an advertisement in another column tina
Messrs. ComstOck Co., the American Agents for u
bridges Balm of Columbia have deputies sell that art
Gle in Boston and csewhcre-Wc know lady of this cit
whose hair nearly gone to expose entirely he
chronological Developments, which, considering that the
very unfortunate. Nevertheless she mOurned the loss
locks that she had worn, and, after years tess resol
to mscallcd rcsoratyes purchased, some months ago,
bottle or of Oldrdge's Balm, and she has rnget
in rich proison, glossy. and oraven blackess. We
not puiing-nonc of the commodity has been sent tOsu
and, indeed, do not want any, for though
virtue hair enough and of passabe quality, of owl
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26
DARING FRAUD.

The Balm of Columbia has been initiated by notorio,
countertiter Let neverbe purchased unless have III
name of l.. s. COMSTOCK, or the signature of CON
STOCK a. Co. on splendid wrapper This is the onI
external that will the public from deception
Address COMSTOCK d co.
Wholesale Druggist, New York,
No. 9 Flctchcr-street,
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NASHUA AND Lowell RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

4 4 s;lsI rs. s:i. Z
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-03
Senatorial Votes.

The Kennebec Journal publishes the Senate
sial returns by districts, by which it appears that
the Wings have elected four in Cumberland, four
in Lincoln, three in Kennebec, one in Hancock
and Washington (middle) district, two in Pc
nobscot, and two in Somerset-making total of
10 Wings to loco focos. There is one vacancy
in the Western part of Hancock and Washing
ton District, which will be filled by the choice of
a Wing Democrat, and the Senate will then be
divided-1 Wings to loco focos. Quite a
change from last year
We subjoin the official returns for this Lincoln)
District, follows:
VIM. d. Sewall 6608 Charles Holmes $3.50
Thaddeus Weeks 662S Thomas Simmons 1888
VIM. Thomas $500 Arnold Blaney 52S8
james Lowell 6622 James G. Whitmore $3.50
Scattering II.
The plurality of the highest Wing candidate
over the highest loco foco candidate is 1889.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-03
a DIRECTORY
OF ALL THE
Business People and Firms in the
CITY,

Alphabetically arranged under each business or pro-
fession. This directory will be ofgreat importance
to all who are in any way connected with The bust
ness interests Of Boston, as ii will be complete
guide to the Warehouses;, Stores, Shops and Off.
ces of the citizens The Calendar pages have
been greatly improved, and contain five or six ad-
dltional columns of important calculations. The
Almanac will contain corrected map of the city,
list Of all the Streets, Banks. Insurance Offices,
Societies, Biographies of Eminent Men, Govern
ment of United States, Census of Massachusetts,
Courts, etc and very interesting account of the
city of Lowell, written by one of her citizens.
The work will be printed on fine paper, with
entire new type, and handsomely bound in cloth.
Price 25 cents per copy. A liberal discount made
to those who buy to sell again: Orders sent to
THOMAS GROOM SO State street, Boston. will NEE,
with prompt attention. rs
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-03
SfNfG of .MUS,sp.

In the year o: our Lord ona thousand eight hundred
and forty.
AN ACT suspending the operation Of an &C, en,i-
ted Act prohibiting the emission and circu aton
OF oank bills OF small denomination and of Ger
tam Others and of the fourth section of an act
entitled IAN Act further regulating banks and
banking
>, SECTION J. be it enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives in Legislature assembled
NAT tho operation of an act entitled ian Act pro-
hio"'ng Inc emission and circulation of bank bills
OF small denomination, and certain Others an
proved March nineteenth, eighteen hundred and
thirty six and the fourth section of an act. entitled
ian ACT further regulating banks and banking,' ap-
proved March 18th eighteen hundred and ,hrty-six,
be suspended until the States of Massachusetts and
New Hampshire shall prohibit the banks of those
States from issuing bills of the denominations pro-
hlblted IN the above described acts.
SECT. 2. BE it further enacted, That wbene yer
Massachusetts, and New Hampshire shall prohibit
the issuing of bills of those denominations the
Governor shall issue his proclamation promugatinp
the fact and thereupon the laid laws shall be re-
vIved and continue in full force.
SECT. s. Be it further enacted. That this Act
shall take effect from and after its approval by the
Governor.
Approved by the Governor, Oct. %, 1910.
SEcRETARY's OFFICE, }
Augusta, Oct %, 1870.
hereby certify that the above is a true copy of
the original in this Office
PHILIP c. JOHNSON. Seo'v Of State
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-03
BONESET CANDY.

WM7M. BROWNS COMPOUND BONE SET
Wv CANDY, for the cure OF Coughs, Colds.
Difficulty of Breathing. Sore Throat. and all puI.
monary complaints. 1t is also in extensive use for
clearing the Voice of Vocalists and Public Sneaker,
Its efficacy is fully established for removing the n.
bove complaints As there are limitations in tho
market that frequently sold for the Genuine. in
order to avoid them the proprietor Of this valuable
Cough remedy is to ,he greatest expense of having
it stamped :. VIM. Brown. Boston, Also the Di..
rections are signed For genuine observe the
stamp, and receive no othcr-Price 10 cts for OF.
The great increase Of sales this season is sufficient
to satisfy the whole community of its superiority.
.as an evidence read certificates:
thereby certify thatin the month ofOctober, 1889
manufactured from moderated decoction furnish
ed BY VIM Brown, Druggist, 45l Washington ct,
Boston, 5.4 lbs of his Compound Boneset Candy.
Same month this year, 1910, manufactured for
him 22S3 Ia lbs, SHOW ing increase to satisfy all
that the article is truly ell the go. Six years since
| in the same month made but so lbs. It is now
| Ten Years 10 nv know ledge that this candy has
been made by Mr.. Brown
JAMES RICHARDSON, CONFECTIONERY,
| a79 Washington ct. Boston,
For the genuine. call for Browns Boneset Candy,
which is for sale in Bath, Wholesale andEetail, by
EDWARD WOOD, Central Wharf.
eQw4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-03
ARRIVALS. CLEARANCEs. & C.


Ar at Liverpool 9Th ult ship Pennsylvania
Farnham, of Bath fin N Orleans. Sid 5th ship
Diadem, ltarstow of do. for do.
At st Thomas 24th brig Empire, Kelley from
Guadalupe. for Turks Island, waiting wind
At Trinidad, Cuba. Oct n. brig Cruso, Par
sons, fin Wscasset, to load at St Feugus for Bos-
ton
At Havana 10th ult bark Ontario, Gooding. dis
charging; briggs Chrstiana, Ballard, and Della,
Parker, do; Charles. Dyer, do; Angeline, barnes
fun Bath loading fir Boston, to sail 18th
At hlatanzas 9TH brig Charles Thomas, Dough-
Ar at 81 Marks 18th brig Haidee, Fltner. Bath.
via Key West.
Ar al Key West 7th brig Hallowell. Smith,
Bath
fit St Jago 10Th ul. bark Calico, Lombard for
Cieniuegos, to load for Boston
At Havana 9Th bark Ontario, Goodng, Bath !;
briggs Benjamin., Lunt FIN do. 30; Constantia
Patten, disch'g. Cid 18th, briggs Ceylon; Trott
and New YORK, Merryman, Boston.
CID at Orleans 10th ship Charles, Gorham.
Marscelles
Ar at Mobile 18th bark Fairfield, Cults, Bath,
"a. Cid sch Gen Wayne, Tim Thomaston) Faes,
Orleans
Ar at Savannah 2lst brig Oswego, Young,
Thomaston
Sid at Baltimore 9th. ship Manchester, Bos-
worth, New Orlens
Ar at Providence 26th, schs Moro, Coombs,
Bangor; Victory. Harding, and Morning Star +,
Nickerson, Bath
fir at Boston Goth brig Bordeaux, Parker, (of
Bath Hiatanzas 18th; Mary Frances, Barnes. Hal
lowell; 2sth, sch Provinctown, Bramhall, Thorn
aston; 18th brig Levant, Alexander, (of Bath)
Wilmington, C schs Louisa, Blinn, Dresden;
Augusta. Pool, Augusta.
Arat Boston solh brig Ceylon, Trott, (of Bath)
Havana 9th ult last evening, off Cape Cod
| was run into by an outward bound brig unknown,
and and lost mainsail. gaff, and boom. Also ar
brig New York, Merryman, (of HarpsweD Ha-
wanna 18th
Al st Pierres. Mart, 9TH ut. brig Cornelia, Pat
ten, for Wilmington N. G. 25th; Frances Louisa,
! Moulton. FIN Bath. disch'g
At st Thomas I4th ult Ship Globe. Oliver, OF
Bath, FIN Liverpool for N Orleans, soon
AT Amsterdam Sd ult. brig Massasoit, Trott.
expected to load for Boston
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-03
Maine Tri.W Weekly Journal.

SEVERANCE & DORR will resume the publ
~ cation of the Tri- WeekIy Joarnal during the
session of tine ensuing Legislature. This session
will be one of unusual imporls nee, there is to be a
Senator in Congress chosen-a new valuation of the
State-a new dstricting for represenatwes-be-
sides divers other matters OF Importance. As there
will be new wing administration in the State. the
proceedings of the Legislature will derive impor-
lance from that circumstance. In addition TO a full
report of legislative proceedings. shah furnish
our readers with a connected sketch of the doings
Of Congress, and the news of The day generally
The price o. the paper will be 8 for the session
payable in advance, as heretofore.
Our friends in the several towns in tho State vii
confer favor upon US by procuring subscribers fol
the 1ri-Weekly.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-03
The Next Session Of Congress.

On Monday next. commences the last session Of
the twenty-si1th Congress. According to our ex-
changes. the members are pretty generally on their
way to the Capitol. The session will close with
the Sd Of March. We wait with some interest for
the Message of Mr.. Van Buren,, which is his last,
unless like his "illustrous predecessor he should
send forth "farewell address,