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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-08

raar 4th and Madeira 18th August Vessels left before
Brig fiortense Chandler So days from Hamburg with mdu
10 ii Schmidt's Son Cosl passengers Sid in ships
Henry Clay and Tber for NOrieans July lat So 40 Ion
ship Saracen Of Boston, 30 from Havana for st
Brig Charleston, Taylor days from Charleston to
Will 252 bales cotton 10 casks to Jeanette
Schr Bias, sedey, from Delaware with potatoes to the
master y.,
French brig from Boraes.S
Packet ship Roscoe, Huteson, Liverpool Wind light from
the NV.
General Record.
For Harre-The Albany, Watson will sail to-day Her
letter bags are at Gilpins Exchange News Rooms.
Packet ship Poland of letter from Samuel
5On the June we picked the of ship that had
been burnt There two topmass two tops yards and
with patent and chain Sheets h bands all the
yards the brace blocks and other rigging attached thereto
ship that those spsrs belonged to must have been $50
had not been the water than three weeks at the
most for the fresh the day it put
Her hull must have burnt altogether 70" the main yard
badly burnt We got lots good standing rggng
opsS yard bigger and longer than main The Jour
nal the above doubt the Poland and is the ms
account that has been received of her
Ship John Taylor was launched at Por smouth' Nh on
Monday last She the largest merchant ship ever built at
Merrill OF this city and said to be commanded by Capt
John Maet and intended for the reightng business Fer
beauty and strength she will compare with any other SHIP
Naval.
The figate Macedonian Capt Rosseau; ship Erie
Capt VIM Taylor; Y ship Ievan Captain Joseph Smoot,
Steam Ffgaes-The Navy Chronicle of the goth ult states
Philadelphia and New York has been made and finished
the Washington yard The weight and esst as fol-
Fo the irigste at PHILADELPHIA s,74s lbs. 74s 8.
New York. s,sos l75s SO
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S22.6i0.0OO

This business just beginning to work lucratively,
with the prospect ahead that New York would create
S59OOoOO0 stock, and other States $4,000 0O0 Of
which they trusted to obtain large share, when the
London market became stagnant and confidence in Anne
ricsn stock shaken To restore confidence and
activity Barring Brothers wrote and sent to their agents
here that famous letter of last winter impudenty pro-
posing that the federal should the
State debt and pledge the public lands for their payment
Should the opposition succeed at the coming election this
project will. doubtless again brought forw ard
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-08
1867 S2,5o2 II
United states Ports.

PHILApELPHIA Sept Arr Walter Boyd Liverp1o Acorn
L.rhorn Benz Frankn Finn, Boston, Palm Snow do Nevis
Kinney do; in the Schuy Two Brothers. May, New
York.
BALTIMORE Sept 5-cid Bergen Latogrette New York; arr
NORroLx, Sept s-arr w Kempton, Redell, NYork. At
Seawelps Point Herald Currier from Richmond bound
Newbsrypor. In Hampton Roads, VIM Nye, Pesrce, from
James river bound e Rio Janero SID Victory Joeen for
u.s. for Liverpool, IS reported-went to yesterday
WAsEIyGToN, NC Sept l--arr Historian, Dodge; NYork;
Olivia Wallace do; Enterprise, Gushing, Bath; cid Eliza Ma
ria Tompkns, WORK: Anaconda Williams. do
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MURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESTA

PREPARED under the IN mediate superintendent of the
dscoverer Sir James Murray The great advantages OF
this giant preparation that possessing all the
S TO-
dity and relieves heartburn eeeualy, without inuring
as. evils resulting from the ae Ss crSonaiss Of sSd,
the stomach; very useful in all comp ohe bladder;
i.nd; regulate the action of the bowels, aud peculiarly
sslsOiasd ,slosiam is s.n,,e,s in the Lonrden NJ.
Doctor James Johnson, Of Loadon Physician to the
sir Murr,ys Peucid solution of Magnesia-This very
useful and elegant preparation we have been trying for
ed BY adity and with very great benefit
ss M" s To al sts
nests and professional @S :~s Hs,eS Cooper, sap, Sir
}s~ so Ca Ss Or Mr.
Philip tramI ton iar Dr. Labs Dublin Dr. barker do
avoid the Of SsaSs;ou. substitution. and
sS sS s Mq s sss
n e. end & WI s MSss. s S the sSss
be saihs NY lis snaafs a. the and propre
oro that invaluable medicine, without which it be
n: With the Asi1ula,ss SYRUP the Fluid Marnc..
The esnune'F gd MssGs.is OF Sir jam. Murray may b,
sS~ hSt :Ss1s Esff S r
Gallon sSD, II Grcsp $751; bist,s ,,s siS
* S'S f%Si Soy e. %'i5 s;f &
respectable Druggists IN New Yeis Phsds
'''' and throughout T.; Sf f'sf ff%HEs
Sols Agent r. the United STATES.
To the Medical Practitioners If Great Britain and Ireland
MERRToN scr sRs, l2th June. 1870.
GESrLrNyN-Crsefu for your distinguished appreciation,
return you my unieigned aud respectful thanks
IN confederation Of your enlightened encouragement Of my
ORoISaL FLUID MAoNEsrs" II IL but iar to apprse You
that mixtures Of Lime water Neutral Salts and
t,tng guds, furnished in bulk, retailers BY
dicsl and trading I'M ators
SINCE the addition Of SECOND steampowert my hinery
the utmost condensation Of tie fluid effected that
wesnown Law Of finite proportion observed After this,
any Of Maanea subsidies ia beautiful Chr sta and
their sscsre. the solution perfect saiIraon and
uniform strength md purity.
p In prescribing Drsughts Tnctgres missions.
remedies, TO be used in combination with my Preparation
please drectthe requisite dose Of the medicine 10 be
sucb quantity may order, OF SIR JsMrs MuRnas
FLrID M.eSIs. and that The apothecsry shall furnish the
patient with the genuine kind, Bottles which
the labels the JANIS MURRAY Physician TO the Lord
Lieut." n green nk) This nsues integrity and identity
Of tue original end the imposition 81 desterous "
guilds sold draghL and often the serious
dappon, nent Of the physician, and the deep injury ofhe
patient
Ihaye the honor TO be.
GrNriywtS,
Your obedsnt servant.
IS i'm ms JAMES MURRAY.
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A IN q sements.
PARK TIfEATRE


THIS EVsNNG the ps11arnsAes viii so~
Bo 1sSf; TO S' COOS % S'i rTc K
Rowing dance S @ish Mrs. H ln' arc
Count MALI Ms Fisher fss HrS &sris5f Mr. Held
+ %SisS he will Of III; Love.
''''0C Countess Mona f''s' fsd'' Mrs. wAsay Clark
sAei .i: win :ns Though ali the H:a;sa. Bailey
70 which H I'LL S 3; 1ssfs She farce me ''
b St Sss'"'' Mr. FS:y A5m h65a as. Mr. s: %s
Tie $$Hsf SbTs f Hsss$TS
Mr.. Twisueton, Mr.. Held Mr. B@bary, Mr. Fisher
'ssHHi Mis-. pmrerns Sp'ssns r, wheay r0ve'
Doors at 7oelock-Periormanee commences at hall
frlces-Boxss SIS Pit SO cents; Gallery IS cents.
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING r.rarns aesH vii
BLUE bEARpHo9Rs I" FE 2,iaf :; CURIOSITY.
ss% M NJ Ges siss%S Mr. BB lo%ls
H,sA, ssi' VIM, Mrs iSs:$ w..4
Al HE rfss x Si fhsss of
''S' Capt Steven:
THE c ASfs ne;sH Of ss' 4 efs%. o &
SFssssa S,; Gin: sSSsst Gs, %Sss
Nancy Nonesuch, Mrs. Mossop.
S. s
MTTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Sept s-The performances will com.
ORTIZ r s2f OF Of THE The ffRHAAkroN,
Jupiter. Mr.. Cunningham Apollo, Mr.. Edwin
Epaphus, q aham Cys!ols, Ho ton
Vulcan. RHssell Pan, Roberts
Venus Mis-, Singleton Minsrrs rs''e Mss FLYNN
,. Ms ss2 SSp q A rs WIZ %ai Il
Peter W WHIT, WI Mr. Mtlheii Frank BroTn, Mr. Edwin
La Cachucha, by La Petite Celeste
The whole f sHsqSs WI WiS srfigsf drama
Postnote, Mr. Mitchell / agile, Mr. Graham
Dollar, Edwin Shilling Russell
Nt"maTk =, ,.r, Cunningham Ghost, - 49, Baker.
The Box Office open daily from II Till g. where seats
and private boxes be secured appca MIR
aed number of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
BWith the exception Of the Press and the Theatrical
profession there is NO FREE LIST at this Theatre
Dress Circle SO cens-Upper Boxes Is cents-Pt hl
Doors open at 7-eurtain rises at kalfpast7
TIvOLI GARDENS AND SALOON,
Late Richmond Hill, cor. Va,ick and Charlton st }
THIS EVENING, September s-Periormance will com.
mence with the vaudeville of
PERFECTION.
Paragon, Mr. Charles Sam Mr. McCutcheen
VITA the songs of Tell me have you seen Toy, and
Fancy Dance, By Miss Fanny wray
To conclude with the vaudeville Of
. ThE TWO GREGORiEs.
Gregory, Mr. McCutcheon MIR Gregory. Mr.. Charles
In which she win sing Here's Health Bonny scotland to
Admissions ceAts-1oors open at O'clock performance
to commence at half Past7
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Cleared.

yhgnlgn Bedel Norfolk; Charles Dyer, Mobile Bads er
Peck; TampicO, Murch Frankiin p,cL savrs. Noro
Curtis noson MsriS e Ms,sop doj Mcdus smith, s
Routrs Don Juan, Harden Mirarich Nesm,tb esd. Nv
Smith, ~ Domingo City. Nesmith Leeds; Emw, cole Ba
6mort. Albany Watson, Havre, VIM Whiiocs L.. Meet
Briggs Baltimore; Pavilion Atwsll do - ''
Arrived.
Bsfs Ann.Ehza Mattsos ss days from Malaga passed rb
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-08

LONDON ADVERTISEMENT
ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
inclined to &c ahead the Atlantic steam
" ers will do well to csll at
ROLFE g. Co.'S.
MERCHA TAILORS,
No. % Great MARLBOROUGH street. Regent street,
LONDON
their arrival to inspect their exensve and excellent
sornent Of Wastcoais, and the best Wes of England
Cloths being Role Co., OF the fash
and at the lov scale Gm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-08
Cattle Market.

About seven hundred beeyes forty and calves and
four thousand five hundred sheep and lambs in
he; to-day.
The prices therefor indicate no change from those paId
week ago. sheep and lambs at 81 up to 81 head
COWS and calves at S25 S3 ditto and beeves SO per
hundred weight
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-08
CON ERT
TIE EUTERPEAN YOCALISTS.

Have the honor to announce that they will givea
VOCAL CONCERT.
AT the ASTOR HOUSE, on TUESDAY EVENiNG,
September sth 1870
On which they will introduce their popular ge
PROGRAMME.
PART L.
Quartette-Awske E.olian Tyre. ............. Dandy
Thou request IA this bosom. Pan.
Whea the Tempest tly-arranged By NJ Whit,
To Greece we gave our shining blades
q. ara aTap g, ny. ',;..'...".........J.M Whit
.ss vnnhhg horr; Spehorfi
soiders life Is always Gay, srrspg.
ed the Euterpeans. ty J. M. Whits
IL
Quartette-As the M sments Roll ............. Well
The SIMS gay Beam-trausiated from
sleep ora sere Bsde-by reqacst..... Herman
rhherHlan clee. .............. Stevenson
FINALE.
Qsarette-sweet Home-arranged by. ....,. j. NJ White
Tickets SO cents to be obtained Hewitt Jsquis
Aston House.
Concert to commence at O'Clock Entrance, Barclay at
81 2tis. - -
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BATTLE OF WATERLOO.
OiEN THIS EVENING,

The interior Of which fitted up for he purpcsel
THE GRAND MOVING bIORhMlC PANORAMA
(E rom LonJotl
-, OF THE BATTLE Of WATERLOO,
be o. oenarpe AID other the life Of Bonapare
gown 10 s funsral proce St Helena, different
views The movements accompanied by appropriate masc
and a description Of each vie as u appro acnes
Commencing each evening at O'Clock. Doors open half
hour previous
Admittsnce-Boses rs cents children Ial eeptsrn "a,
n,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-08
COLONNADE GARDEN.

TUESDAY Sept. mbers
On Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock endid Flag will be
presented at the Garden to the Warrington Horse Guards
Regiment LIST Brig ide by his Honor the Mayo Brooklyn
After which, they will ssake Of collation. prepared for the
occasion.
TICKETS Of admission to unlimited guests, ia eents, for
witch refreshments will be given,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-08

IN. FOR SALE. TO LET. OR ENCHANGE-Imns-
f. mediate possession The elegant three story
&Sk1 brick House, with hnshed xttc
ter cellar No Foureevh street has hoe any DOOR with
plated furniture the first stsry marble
"a Nc THIS house second from broadway, flyer
buildings on The south side Of street.
fifth and sixth Avenues ID would be sold underste price
and nearly the whole purchase money bond
mortgages or exchsngedfor property the part
OF the city. Apply at 81 Wsil street Office No.s
FARM wANTED-withiua few miles Of New York ON,
bounded on the East North River preferred Cash ~,
oh'r Real Estate Willie r'en in exchange Apply
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-08
VAUXHALL GARDENS.

NO postpOnement account Of the weather. Saloon
which well ventilated from the top and all sides can be
closed al a moments notice. - - 1872
Adaittance to the Gardens fr.e-Satoon Of cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-08
NEW DIORAm A.

. 10 Among the exhibitions which have been in
fork up 10 the present time several have taken the
ofDioamss without being entitled 20 IL We anxious
announce 70 the public that Monsieurs MAFFEY Iona
having just arrived from Paris, with REAL DIORAMA
OF the word. painted by
representing
TaE EFFECT OF DAY AND NIGHT.
on several sbsss produced BY the different opeu effects
light conveyed 10 the colors by Of rfr,c
ton. "a. having been exhibited Paris for great et 9Th
time With wonderful and highly esoed many CO.
- - -
This quality q Ed ibton having been seen in the
United staes the public requested class this with
the exhibitions that have assumed that title
This Exhibition will shortly be opened for the Of
Of The public a. Mr. Dogwoods Room No an Broadway op
poaifs the Anallo
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DON'T BE DECEIVED

THERE y advert ssment in the sun hesdei-Dr. H.
Evans No. IL Peck slip-OLD GAsENs HEAD DIsPESsA-
EENoyED.
The old experienced Head is removed 10 No. Peck Slip
Composite the old stand THE Blocks remain at No, "a
There no DR. Evans, DR.. H. Evans practising At No.
~ Peck slip, has there been since removal continue
70 practice cssadentai usual ~ az delicate diseases at
No 9, and no where else. JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
"a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-08
BY BUTTERFIELD * CoACHMoN

HUSEHOLD FURNITU RE-At half past o'clock, at No
2s Mott street. aQusntity Of Hous Fur ure
Of sofas bureaus, chairs BEDS bedste
quantity Of kitchen furniture with which the sale will
n B.-5O fat Hogs at the above sale.
FURNITURE-A II O'Clock in front ofthe 1856 Chat
ham square, large assortment of Household Furniture
sisting assortment Of family breaking
keeping.
Liberal advances paid all goods the and
cash paid for all goods on the day OF sale
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-08

CHIP CHAs. CARROLL, FROM HAvRE-Consgtsss
- will please send their permits board, at pier Mr.
Goods not permitted in five days. will be sent TO the Public
~
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
TIE BALD HEADED
Ann OTHERS.

Docs any know a neighbOr friend who has been
Bald, aud whose head is covered with fine hair p
One whose collar covered with dandruf though
brushed every hour-which has vanished entirely?
Or whose hair at early age turning grey who
nUw has not grey hart Children whose heads
cred with sCurl-whOsc hair would grow, that are
growing the fullest crops Of hair: Some cases must
be known to most PERSONS Ask them the cause, aud YOU
will be told these things have been by the of the
BALM OF COLUMBIA, Of2O wears growth is this ar-
clo its demand increasing annually hundred per cent
though when discovered not opposed by any thing for
the purpose, now asSailcd by almost numbcrcss
mushroom trash preparations that will ruin the hair il used
IN any extent. Can more than these facts be wantcdrt
fer To the recommendations by list Of orcspcct-
bty, uncnalcd by any Ohcrarcr Look these things
by this article Sta, and preserve your hair by its USE or
bald restore II. Ladies' attend to ths-hundreds in ls
Onnhlc life are using 1t ms the only nrticcrcay fit for the
toilet. Long hair is very apt to fall out Ladies', the
Balm of Columbia in Time to yourselves the disgrace
0thnldncss bv neglect Of Your PERSONS
II Is your duty, morus To preserve the beauties OF
nature. with which b0until Creator has endowed you
-lsc the Balm, for it VIII do it,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
NO EXCUSE FOR . COYCU,

'HNlERE II NO longer any donht but UILLTiU
n BROUNS Compound BOnesct Candy, il YOU get the
gcnhe, VIII curea Cough, Hoarscncss and Clear
TIC Voice. For Nocalists and Public Speakers.
isuow IN extensive lscnlsOinr the orColds nln-
oHh h00ng Cough, and all other diseases Of the breast
ard Lungs. Ma one can but be convinced its cirary
after examining list names Of individuals who have
been cured and are willing be- referred to. Another cy.
drncc o It's ciracy this Certificate ofMr. J. Richirsnn
hereby ccrtiy that In the month Of FEBRUARY. l,3g |
manufactured, from mcdcaiCd dccUction furnished h,
Mr. irown $50 lbs his Compound honcsct Candy, and
mat III the same month Of the present year, lclO manu-
ihclnrd for him Invent! three Hundred and SIXTY eight
pounds
JiNES RICHARDSON, 3i9 Uashinston ST, Boston,
HI were not what IL is SAID In be- why would the sale,
show such M increase md every body is prasing it, In
ICl, II is literally IN the mouth VI the whole community
For The genuine call for Browns BOnesct CANDY which
Tor sale ~ Boston only by the proprietor ISL Washing
TOT sid. " Preston Federal stJoscph Kiddcr, court 81
u H. SNOW Hanover st-Sch fOwlc, Prince st-Fowlc
Il Co., Green st-S. Carter, Hanover STD. L. Brndrp
school s-G. Carlton, lowcll-Marsh, RoSbury-J Balrh
Providcncr-Thomas Davis, Observation-Disclosures New
Bchiorl-E. Porter, Salcm-1nggarl a MacIntrc Char.
h on Tor sale by the proprietor of Stunrts Nanlla
Braid. Rock aud other kinds Of Candy.
tu1POrSD BOSEsET CANDY. The Candy prcparcl b,.
William BrOwn No. al Washington street from ar,it
variety Of vegetable materials. many of which are Often Mi
vnniagonsl used separately nr the cure of Colds whr
Is called the" Compound Bnn,sr Cand, " is rcrnmur,,r
~ an excellent article for the relief coughs aud ariinr
of The throat Boston Daily Adv.
For sale by T.. HJTCHINSON. Jr. Woodstock Vt
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04

ON and after Wednesday, April !, 1910, The Passenger
Orais on this road will follows Leave the Depot
of the Lowell Road in Boston, at and ii A. NJ, and and
l-2 PM.
Leave Lowell at ii A. NJ, IL Ia NJ, IA and IA
p. NJ or Immediately the arrival of the from Bos-
ton,
Way Passengers taken at Tyngyboroug N. Chelmsford,
and MiddleseN.
All baggugc ut the risk of the owners.
Fare from Nashua to Lowell, so cens from Nashua to
Boston, 81 so.
On the arrival of the cars Nashua, stages leave for any
part of Nuw-lampshire Vermont Newly ork and Canada.
via Amoskeas, Concord, Kcene Charlcstown, N Ill., Wind
s0r, aud BratrlrborOugh, VI.
Books are kept at the Stage Offices Nos. aud II Elm
Street whore be secured in any of the coaches,
and correct information obtained respecting any of the fol
For Piymonta GuildhaR, yad Siagead, daily o'clock
cars from Eoston-ya AmOskcaG, Concord Plymouth, LIST
dav to aycrhi st. JOhnsbury Derby, to Stnscud L. G..
for kecHc. EraitieJOrOugh w. .ibang, and SARATOGA
~ w. daily ocofl from Boston, via Wanoc Bel
ows-Fas and BraitlchorOugh LIST day to Bennington Al
any, and Saratoga, I'd day.
For Mcrcdiih Jiiiage ". H. O'Clock cars from Boston
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, via Concord, Gmanton
Factory Nillagc, same day day,
For BUrhngtOH T daily, by and II O'Clock cars from
Boston, via Concord LIST day, Hanover n. H. to Montpelier
Cd day, to Burlington, W. 3D. day, at noon.
For Farmer dld NcD London, dalty, Montpeiicr and
BUriiHciOH, ~ by O'Clock cars from Boston, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday via liOpkinOn, New London TO
lodge LIST night Hanover and Montpelier I'd day, and Burng
ton I'd day, at noon
For Cidrcmoat Montpelier and burlington ~ by o.
clock from Boston, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
via Fanccstown Clarcmont list day; Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday, VIA IIcnniker Newport Claremont LIST day
Windsor, Woodstock, RoyaOn to Montpelier I'd day, Bur-
lngton Sd day at noon
Forest LInC-ChdriCst0n ". H. Chester ~ albany and
Saratoga ". T. by o'clock from Boston, via Han
cock ChacstOwn II. to Chester, VI LIST day, Marches
ter, Arlington, Albany and Saratoga, 2d day p. NJ At
Chester this line ntcrsects Stages for Ludlow Mount Holly,
Middlebmy and Burlington, Vt.
For .im0SiCag, Manchester and Concord, fccommoda-
ton Stage, daily by O'Clock from Boston. Return
ing to meet the at Nashua, at 10 Ia O'Clock A. NJ.
III Ia,
O'Clock cars from Boston, Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
day, Returning opposite days leaves lcnnker ut L und
jamestown at O'Clock A, NJ, to meet the ~ o'clock
cars at Nashua, for Boston. ONSIOW STEARNS,
April |, lsl0, SUPERINTENDENT
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04

BURSTING OF SrovEs.-The Philadelphia Ga
zclie relates an instance of the bursting of stove
from covering up the fires. II was a large COM
mon stove in the laboratory of a chemist, and had
been partly filed with wet or damp anthracite coal
placed on ignited COAL and the whole covered with
ashes. In an hour or so afterwards tremendous
explosion occurred, and on entering the Laboratory
pipe split asunder to the ceiling. The phenomenon
is attributed to the accumulation Of gas in the
stove before the fire burst into flame, and when
the flame touched it the explosion followed. The
case Is mentioned as warning TO house Keepers
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04

BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT. The glory of the sum-
mcr is gone by-tho beautiful grccnness has be-
become withercd and dead. Were this all-werc
there no associations of moral dcsouon-orla-
ded hopcs-of hearts whitening in the bosoms of
the living-connected with the decaying scenery
around us, we would not indulge in n moments
melancholy. The season Of flowers will come a.
gnin-the streams will flow gracefully and lightly
as beiore-the trees will again toss their cumbrous
load of greenness to the sunlght-and BY NOISY
stone aud winding rivulet, the young blossoms will
start up, as at the bidding of their fairy guardians
Butthe human heart has no change like tina, of ma
turc. II has no second spring time. Once blight
ed in its hour Of freshness, it wears forever Tho
spoiler. The dews of affection may fall and the
gentle rain of sympathy be layishcd upon it-but
the srro root of bghted feeling will never again
waban INTO liie-nor the crushed flowers of hone
blossom with their wonted beauty.