davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07
COUGH! COUGH T.!

Colds, Pulmonary Complaints, all diseases of The
lngS PhthSic, WhOOping Cough, Nceding at the Lungs
sour stomach pain IN The she, LiUCr COmpidniSc Prize
30 cents bote. The true, original and genuine Basam
of lvERwoRr that has now been in in Boston, New
York aud Philadelphia for the last thirteen years, with
unryaled success in curing the above Diseases II is de-
cidedy the most popular remedy now in general use For
genuine, call for Mrs. GGrdntrS B0iSdm Of IiuCrrOrt
and observe the signature OF the proprietor WiGm BrOWH
chemist, Isl Washington street Boston. As further Sc
curly against connters COPYRIGHT has been secured
Tor the outside wrapper entered according to Act of Con-
eress In the Clerks Office of the District Court Of MaSs-
chsttts 1870 II is truly vegetable preparation, and is
now recommended by many of our first Ply scans, For
evidence ots support over all other preparations, ill.,
side dirccons Certificates from the following individuals
well known in Boston. VIM. r, IIandcn, conductor of
the express from Boston TO New York &C. Ellis NJ. D
lhoS. Iinskins, Jr; Elisha Horton; n. Brown; u. T..
Woodbury. Horace Gall Miss l.. lioward H. Williams,
ton dealers supplied by the proprelor dealers in New
York or Philadelphia.
BosToN AFRO II. 1910.
hereby certify that within few years past, have had
several friends who have been suhcc, to coughs colds and
pulmonary complaints, and have also been very much
troubled with cough myself young man WIN Is
agent for me nj New York, fell from the the hos
ton aud Worcester Railroad about four SINCE while
they were running at the rate of fifteen miles per hour, aud
GrSfYgdhfp ylW Mtfhifi 1Tctrsision induced
him To try Mrs. Gardeners Indian BaIsnm Of Liycrwou.
he used or 10 bottles which entirely cured him he is
now rs well n ever Hc thinks nothing hut this Brsnm
could have saved his life. therefore, from experience
chncrtdly recommend II to my friends and the public for
coughs colds and all pulmonary complaints, ruising Of
Mood, &c II Is prepared and for sale by VIM. Brown
Chemist AL Washington street Boston.
WIN. FHARNDEN,
Conductor of Harndens express from Boston to ~ York
For sale by r. HUTCHiNSON, Jr. Woodstock, VT,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07

NoIlcb. The subscriber wishes pay upon all demands
now due him All persons called upon by ibis po,r
It !. Hoped will attend TO 1t, without DELAY.
May q, I. HUTCHINSON Jr
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07
NEW GOODS.

JOHNSON n MOWER, have just received good ne
snTtnent Of English, American and " Goods which
May, lsio. 10
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07
DARING ERAuD.

The Balm Of Columbia has been initiated by notorious
counertter Let II ncvcrhc purchased unless have the
name oil :. COMSrOCk, or the signature of COM.
STOCK Co. on splendid wrapper. This Is the only
external test that will secure the public from deception
Address COMSTOCK a co.
Wholesale Druggist, New York,
No. 2 Ilrichnr-sIrrnI.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07

>. u CH,MBERLiN would tender 10 the inhnhtant. n,
barnard and vicinity. his thanks for their very liberal n.
ronage to the above firm, and would respect tuy reouc.
continuance Of the same will continue the bushes, a,
usual at the same place. as
July %, 1910. =,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07
DR.. SPOllN'S
SICK FTEADAC HE REMEDY

For the permanent orths distressing, complaint
never fails When persevcrcd in it cnccualy renovaes
the system, and does away the cause of the SICK NER
NOUS HEADACHE. Thousands have tried it, aud found
precisely the relief which the article promises bcstOw
Certificates OF the strongest kind, aud from the most
spectacle persons, are in possession OF the proprietor
some owhich have been published, testify ing TO the per.
cure, and Others to nmedale relief given by this
remedy. II affords relief to the afflicted in Is 90 min
utcs the hrs dose Ii taken when the symptoms
attack first felt it prevents the further progress
the complaint, and can produce no danger at any time by
excessive dose IN such case il would only throw
OF the of the stomach leaving it aud heal
thy with an excellent appetite All afflicted with hoad-
ache should not fail to procure the article and relieve
themselves from 50 distressing complaint.
Ply scians have in many instances given it to their
patients, and in every Instance To our knowledge, with
great satisfaction have found il certain cure. Sick and
Nervous Hsatdche is u complaint with which physicians
do wish have any thing to do, and generally pre-.
scribe only for temporary relief consequently, Dr. Spohns
Sick Headache Remedy escapes the opposition which
some other proprietary articles meet from that source.
Try it once and you neyerw regreit. |, is composed
entirely of vegetables, and contains mineral pois-
nous drug of any kind and does not require any change OF
diet exercise.
sold wholesale and retail by Comsock & Co. Whole.
sale Druggists rleChersreet N Y, and by the princi
pal Druggists in the Union.
JUDGE PATTERSON.
Read the following from Judge Patterson for thirty years
The G~at Inlu, ia ~" G""",: :" when hr lives.
Middietown n. j. March IL, lslO.
Mcssrs cOmstock ~ Co.
GenemonYou are at liberty to make such use of the
following certificates you deem will best suhscrvc the
purposes for which it is Intended
lCERTlfICATEOFJi DGE PATTERSON.l
HEREBY CERTIFY that my daughter has been afflicted
with sick head ache for the space Of about 20 ycars,tlc
attacks occurring once in about two weeks, frequently
lasting 81 hours. during which time the paroNysms have
been 50 severe as apparently soon 10 deprive her of life
And after having tried almost all other remedies in van
have been induced as last resort to try Spons Head
ache Remedy sold by you and To the great dsappOnt-
ment and JOY Of herself and all her friends found very ma
terta relief from the first dose o the medicine She has
foowedup the directions with the article, and in every
case when an attack WIS threatened has fund immediate
relief until she Is near permanently cured. The attacks
are now very seldom, and disappear almost Immediately
after taking the quantity directed. hope that Others
may be beneeed by the use OF this truly invaluable med
icne has induced mcio send you the above, and remain
your 0bCdien surycni.
JEHU PATTERSON
Judge Of the Court of G. p.
For sale in Woodstock VI. by
Sly T. HUTCHINsON, in.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07
DISSOLU TON.

TIVE copartnershp heretofore existing under the name
Il and stlle Of 80 c. ID. CH,NBERLIs by mntu-
nj consent is this day dissolved and Simeon a. Cham
>. q. CHAMBERIIN
&. ID. CHHMBERLIN
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07

NOTICE.-O. A. BRYANT& co. have few barrels of
~ Clear Pork which they vii sell at retail for cash
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07

CENTLEMEN's Moleskin. Fur and Lerhorn Hats
Osale by I. HUTCHINSON Jr. 10
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07
NASHUA AND LOWELL RAlL-RAOD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

,.;.sE vs. ~ 81 81 $50 d 80 go
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07
LOOK OUT.
nr1,y;n,,r 10 IN. Dnrony N Ca fo 4

"CHhfiOn' ~ me PHPnf or SHIefU
An attack Of the PILES may be positively prevented by
using (when the premonitory symptoms are ic the cee-
braed HAYS llNIMENT There more than one
hundred coein this city, and in the United States an
immense number who have suffered hey ond endurance by
this dreadful complaint who keep themselves wholly free
from attacks b appl ing this Eminent when they feel any
symptoms its approach of this there is most perfect
proof
~ None Genuine without the name Of CoMsToCE a Coz
written on the wrappers. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold at No. Flechcr-strect, y. Y.
For sale in Woodstock VI, by
SLY II. HUTCHINSON, in.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-01-18

debt, and in aourishing rircum stances; and
il is the mercantile and manufacturing clas-
ses that have been principally suffering by
tie undue expansion of the credit system.
But there is now an evil existing, of which
we then knew nothing, and which does
more than Counterbalance the partial exemp-
ton from suffering Of our agricultural in
terest. The contraction of enormous for
eign debts by the states for the purpose of
internal improvements, and for the estab-
lishment of bank &c., is of comparative
ly recent origin. This system of pledging
the property and industry Of posterity, fol
the payment Of money obtained by the pres
ent generation, in each state, has chiefly
grown up since the year 1920, and as the
following statement which | believe TO be
essentially correct, will show, has been sur
prizngly on the advance during the last four
or five years. The amount of stock author
lied to be created by eighteen states in each
period of five years from 1920 TO 1898,
was as follows, viz:
From 1920 to 1925 9l2.79O,726 90
" 1925 to 1880 I3,079.680 90
1880 to 1885 40,002,760 90
1885 to 1898 say 81
years, 108,223,SO 90
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-01-18
SI74,6g6.904 90

This statement embraces all the stocks
authorized to be issued up to, and including
all but the last session of each state legisla-
mIe. A correct statement Of the stocks au-
thorized to be issued, by all the states eX-
cept our own, at the last session of their le-
gslaturos. | have been unable 10 procure. -
Of the foregoing stocks, it appeals from
the best inquiry can make, that the follow
ing amounts have been obtained foI the sew
eral objects stated, viz:
For banking, $52,G40,000 90
For canals, 60,20l, ,55l 90
For rail roads, 1851, 1884 90
For turnpikes and Mcadam-
lied roads, 6,6lS,95S 90
For miscellaneous objects, 9,474,6S4 90
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-01-18
s2,7Os,s63 Al
PUBLIC PROPERTY.

PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Bank stock, S2,I0S,7 90
Turnpike and bridge stock, 2,s2l,2I5 ss
Canal and navigation stock, 602, $40 81
Rail road stock, 327, 1868 90
Public works, ,canals, ,&rallways,
&c. 26,999,22O So
Money due on land, ,estimat-
ed, 100000 90
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-01-18
S33,259,Os5 %

S33,ZOJ,U60 70
The public Improvements are estimated
al their original cost, aud the bank and rail
road stock owned by the state, at its par
value, 1t will be obvious that this estimate
has relation to the ultimate value, of all Tex
cept the bank stock and not the p.esent a
vailable value which this public property
may bear.
On recapitulation of the foregoing state
ments, it appears from them that the public
debt amounts to the sum
of $34, ,14l ,663 80
The public property to 33,259,0S5 2S
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-01-18
Tasern licenses,
sI,62l,Il9 "a

WI,OAI,II 81
.fbstraet Of the ordinary expenditures Of
Tie Stete an 1899.
Expenses Of Governmelt, S4,l2,75l 63
RePairs--canals g. railways, 376,336 10
Militia expenses, 25,9sl II
Guaranty of interest, 24,562 %
Pensions and gratuities. 53,5SS IA
Ccmmon schools, colleges, &c. 3s5,25S Ia
House of Refuge, 5000 90
Peniientaries;eastern &western, 30,s26 81
Interest on loans, l,296,Ol0 "a
Pay ofcollectors, lock keepers,
&c. 10000 GO
Miscellaneous, 25,552 40
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-09-25

Second eoi.sse: s r.t e.e
eh2lss 1essi l.''s''s f.,~.se,n ar pnlatlle 81
Aiitf9 49, So. ", rs i..s..f s.,e.,1 SIS
hofdure x 4e'eS' p -i.se5 IS Tool.
flnue 1Ae.'
ouse. csisao 4, boe.assi foonfk.
koHEht c0A1ss ~ ehes4al,,I
Filels mignoAs - s.',,.s,.,s I,;Ssoes
CeFxeeep, ae .oss1
ia royal aux ena'.sss. 49, r.<Sses sss.ea-
fsftb coefss.-s. 80, ssSs s;..'.t
ges toniss se se'...is - mn IS.
Asfk,ssef =, r4....r sn;e ds
cult g g tanla.s 49,. <ss.<s S.. mar.
gelee et@1ss $50 plsne
asqain, Sslss - - p.,,,s ostea.,<
mange, er'seAs'
Hares S rs ..ss,s,;sIe
1esse.s'- s.. 6. ~ S. fa
e en- petlts .l9@iss, ~ Il..ef
OF liqaeh 1eaotse ss.ssss
Champ que s5,sss.' !. ~. So .''.'
ana lAaafas eng's ~, 4. ,.sE1s.z
shall hos, nAt. VA. 's.s. IS. s@is..s
on me lne q sns conn So. ~
longer 9. sle gtess A91ss .ss,
sta1eaiy nero ~ .'as $3.50 ~
49, ,1'ssss. IS s,.. es,re
s.ssl w. ..I hic u Sc
s..s 49, 1.,s q lo1 ~ ie Cont
ae.s 49, great vafiatg 81
49, ,;s5 ~ 0Tal,sabls furnitura. such as
s, 49,. r,sb,ranv sdeboar5s. mahopopg
st,s;Ts g; window curtains. bronze
howl IaTnps. antique patterns, qilded, carved,
and paEnished with stars and swansnecSa
manle ornaments, Brussels carpets. bulels
stools sc. &c. Indeed, there acarceIy
any thing wanting % make the Court bane
quoting room resemble q rs style and maj
nfiicence the banquetinp halls 81 the Orlens
al lSonarchs, but he erection Of canopy
OF peacock's feathers oyer the chair q lne
President, anda small amphiiheatfe TOT
which there IS abundant space covered WIN
brocade and Persian carpet IS and iuInisnsu
with seats for the music, and places i9r me
buhoons and testers p show then. SKI
Twill next call ypur attention, Mg Chair.
man, to schedule, which have prepared
from the official goNcters On ny aess, g
some other articles Of domestic satnlaple'
with the price paid for them nose atIl-
cles consist Of enormous mirrors lOOal ,gl
i glassess chandeliers, nfackek s ,s s.
and other lamps, and candlsstlcks; q g
which have been purchased since ne pure ,
plain simple, frugal, economical, IS paDllsah
days OF retire chHent ana reform SossAsnAss
ced. will Tead the schedules
Articles boagh from lleasrS telgsa keso'.
90.
4 Mantel glasses, rich gllt frames
French plates, lUU by 7c IN :,
ches 1871 -
4 Pier Looking-g lessss, il rich 5,
gilt frames, Los By "a inches 49, Y
MIRRORS Mirrors i iol bininaoon 100 O.
RETAINING 2 looking glasses lg0 "
8 Chandeliers'for the East Room 5,6Vu y
!, 8 eighteen-light cut-glass Chan- Z.
delieTs l.o1 y
3 sets heavy bFonzed Chairs ana -,
pairs two-light Mantel lamps,
5 with drops 70S y
) s fve-light Bracket Lights bfon-
( zed and gilt sSo y
8 4 Pier Table Lamps 10y. =
!. Raom 4. ''2.' $50 0l
s tW0-light Lamp for the Upper
+ Hall 2I q
2 three-light Lamps for the low
! OF Hall l50 u
!. a Astral Lamps on pier tables 100 "
81 fonr-light Hall Lamp loo az
pair Bracket Lights ~ "
81 flree-Iioht Centre Lamp, sup
nortea hv female figure 65 q
rl0 Astral I.ara,s FOR round fabes So Of
fi q pairs plated Candlesticks and
s hrancbes rs O.
10 do Chamber Candle
z etict 81 @
IL do do 76 81
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-09-25


..t r.sS sFssv sav. Il
#as saeAs J. j. W. y. .sslacg
IS .. ...,s,, ~ .is'
As s.sS... - -. y v.srs,n,
ss4s ~ ~ - IS. 800 VIII
..ss .'.s sl..,,',.,.. ~ pes
.els ,s $500. A
49, =. $3.50. nv,
s2s sss 8. 4..s.se ..se
81 IS .t-ss,,,4 a.
49, IS ss. ,ss,ssr Anal
s.ss s. essl' .saation 81 his hon.
'..s... S.. s., 49, .,.sa eayv
's. !. 80. .s.... ~ lss 800 &. ~ 7
s' s'... N...... s.. S, s. !. s;srEls
ssss . 's ~. -, ,.s;, f,,,s5
= s1s..:.s ~. ,s s.,s;ss les .,e ssf fo1ty
~. ~ RI ,:. hsI,'l 81 eatIg r;sino Is.
sess. S sssd te6,ss. Is SIS atlsibuted
- s. sss.oe ST lie Save army from the
s bs Ssa 0asas p9sosnos " n ao IL
s@s3s S.. ~ 7ts So llbgsFs,bsi. ls for
e w. s sss and sas bs shs fFs, CONVEX
6o Mn tI.s aens lsmen 81 Ifs family, who
49, - seeI;.;nS S. tloiF blankets. waiting
81 RI sianal. which in few minutes
.soaI8 aaee been given fol she troops 70
fnFn ont The orderly drum had already
Ibsen reused fos lie faseille al this mo-
lment The attack commenced. This custom
Esq early rising. with Che great activity and
Temperate habits az Ills past lile, vii also.
fulI sxplain hy be ssill enjoys such re-
na q piQ0f d bis moral physical elsr-
since Be has attained e sne.age oapa.
; years. But sic will not indulge - inls
lrsmsrKs 81 tie legal splendoE Of ire Presi-
densial paIace
ind one which lessiies that NJ. yan us.
Zen, during The adn1lnlsiLa ston q 9sAssel
Jackson, was sometimes alspossa y ssa..g
bis love tor rlcn candlesi'cks, " asels e
caterer Iof palace luIns
YoucHER Ne. 9.
Bought 1t auction, for the ffesident''
House, Nay 80, 1881
To chintz covered sofa, 0O v
~ plated CANDIEsT1CKs, ~ q
$SO q
AReeeiYod payment, June q, 1871.
NJ. VAN bUhE.N.
But must present you, Mr, Chairman
!, with some other articles ot democrats iuf
niture within the palace. what 90 yo'
opine of the following specimens they WeT
all purchased by the plain, republican refoi
I mers. from AIessrs Lewis Veron " Co.:
sets ofQreen tea trays, real gold
leaves. S III each set, $40 @,
Opr AsrENrAr 1. Is over the door % O
@ dozen CIR srARs, IL s.
4 ,,;er fahles with Italian slabs. 700 OF
D sl,gna sahlo. hl,,e and 0old slab.
o lsvra. 1876 81
"a e. IA do. 100 d
b = ,....sss .,5 steel Tenders spev
8 s,.le 100 O
o. EN- ~ cb.;r. and 4 sofas. stuffed
o 49,. "a. cose,sd rabooany woFk.
ant;,sIv refnishad. and COTTON
n sss snn 81
- - al me s, - What zoe 81 n
n IL s -. -. rsi ,,en,,ina ,ia5n hart,
= 60. ,sscsd s,Igss m
q tls,;r s.loon
~ ~ ~ ,l,sl, :, i,
49, ~ .g.,,,, 81
4 .'al9 =. ~ 4 Wa a. -
PSI,
s 81, s. ~ 8, !,
lol.s os.asssl as ~ .s.aaS, s,s
asgs ~ s '.la.e 81. osi g l w ". ~
\ Ilulloi s. aoa1asS s - Z 80 ''''l S.
4 '''s''s Il, RI, III III can
~. .ss 1890, u, M pres
.'.,s.se = srb consider highI
as:as 1ssss.uss, 49, vs. ~ l;,,sn,
s t,a,,.,l,t ,-;th n,
Y .ossslss 'apas-s.oalls, ~ .,slaca
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-09-25

Eel IS one fall 10 read an 81 General
0fls's speech rae isriter goa 50 ne nor
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-09-25

II Tinted statea. Dr. IL Thos. Lasnb-for Tie ii
nse Of the Presidents House.
ept. 20, 1887, 81 table kn9Ues ground, 80 z
new table kalfe bladegs 10 lp
cooks knfe blade 2s5o q
aly 4, I83 Reed payil. THO LAME b
.The Presidents House 10 Hobt. 81. otkh. "a.
ICpt 9, 1887. 10 feel 81 sIleef eeesaana
Ieesof gill for repair
decaaief la5els = w III
81 70 repairing decanteE a
bells, furnishing chains ~
So
Received payment for R0bt. KeywoltI, from
d Smith, Sept. 25s 1897 sH0kAIA s 3
{ Suited States for Presidents House.
To James CuthbsEt @E
Tomaking 81 doz pairs sheets at g cts
do. IL doz. pillow cases. s. ss
each ~
Tohemming Il table cloths, IS g cts. eaea 8 g
do - dozen glass CLOTHS, at o0
cents per dozen ~
do ~ DOE KITCHEN nUBpERes e
so cents per dozen "
To making s. d0z. aprons,at SO cts. pg doz q w
no henln7saR 8 dozen check dusterssat ~
cents per dozen n
do dozen knife cloths, s 50
cents per dozen W
do. dozen sTRAINTNa CLOTHS, ct
5O cents per dozen %
do. dozen chamber towels, St
so cents pet dozen ~
do. r. table napkins, st 80 cents
RspaVg 8 pair sheets, at g css. per par "
6o 50
Received payment III full .of = 3. Smith, Sept
1887. JAMES CJlTEf Der e
s'BAITInoRrs Sep; 2,
Major =. u Smith on account q the Preslaen1's
House. Bought Of G. Palmer 8 Co.
sets fine steel longs and shovel So ~
10 steel pokers, Ct dollar "
pair longs and shovel supports " W
I LIQUOR STAND W
ses walters z 0O
500 so
Received payment for 7. Palmer 8 Co.
]. SCHUTIE.'
November 10Th. 1898. 2
Charles Wood, for the Presidents House.
Bought Of A McIntire, Auct,
double chamberset SO W
I single do. ~
Packing and carriage "
$40 90
Received payment, a MCINTYRE Auct.n
uUnited States, for the Presidents House,
To Roher. Keywofth, Or.
1897, March Ill To toast-rack for William
Cufhbert, Sc Nv
Received payment, =. KEY WORTH s.
apresident q the United States,
1897. june q. 10 2 III buckets 90
ID MILK STR Amer q SKINNER 624
17 To chamber bucket 100
q 90 10 dozen tart pans, e Oh
cents per dozen 5O
ri
Received payment 81 E. Z. Smith,
NAI d. 1IccAU LEY e
uPresident's House, TO Geo. sapages D..
fR97. Oct r. Plate basket So. Japanned
trays SO 90
Nov. 3. Two cobsreb brushes 50 80
Dec. s. Large Manila mat 9
g. Large splg0ts "
81 Three lardi NEED kes, at % cts IS
1888, June 5. loyal tub 2 g. keele1 g g
81 so
Washington, July s, s58. Received par psas.
GEORGE S Az 4efE
lstPresidcntss House To George Savage DIs
1887, April 4. Alicante mats, aI % "
Manila %. Q0
hearth brushes at 9l
bucket 81 do 50 ets u
III. coeefea MARKET baskel oe
June 1. clsun q
July 10. mats s.
Aue.29 six-holo bottle bask g 90
hair siitsEss at g
Washington, Sept "a 831 Received
hment 81 s s Smith GE0 4A AS4k
lillian guthbeEt. foE flas i reside u ela a1
lnffuke klnehs
1881 Dec Ia sugar vase 6 Qo
basement o 00
4aftfcia 6U
JuIv n 1885 Received payment foI In.
cheY 1il9aAsAs s 8 sA.sA !. S
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-09-25

A f purchased fin Is eron 81 Cos l3, 24l 00
Bought from CampbellcE Coyle,
Hall Chandeliers l20 "
Bought from Camppeh ana ~
Brothers, oclagon Hall LAM ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-05-07
From he Mem. York Obserrrr.

OoeNssNFs
TtCO Missionaries Eaten By SarageS -
Through the kindness of u gentleman In this
city, we are permitted to publish an extract
from letter just received by him, contain
ing the heart.rending intelligence that two
Missionaries in New Zealand have shared the
fate of Lyman and Munson!
"SYpNEY, N. S. Wales, Dec. l, 1889.
"The missionary brig "Camden," left
Opolu the day before our ship sailed, and ar
rived here last evening, bringing news that
two of the missionaries who sailed in her du-
ring a visit to the island of Ewomango, ore
of the New Hebrides, were killed and eaten
by the natives.
"Thev were Messrs. Williams and Har-
ris : knew them both at Opolu-Mr. Will
liams quite Intimately he was highly in
telligent and gentlemanly man, one OF the
most indt fatigable of all Christian missiona-
ries. He is the author OF very valuable
work on the South Sea Islands: a third gen.
tlenan, not missionary, Mr.. Cunningham,
who was with them at the time, escaped by
flight, and l have the painful intelligence
from his own lips. Mr.. Harris was in i'll
health, and could not make his escape, while
MIR, Williams was rather advanced in life.
"Mr. Cunningham, who heard the war cry
raised, turned and saw Mr.. Harris pursued
by the savages; in an instant after he saw
him fall, pierced through with many spears.
Mr.. C. then urged MIR. Williams to run for
the boat, which was at some distance. The
latter misunderstood him, and ran into the
water to swim off to the brig, but was over
taken and murdered. Mr.. c. with difficulty
reached the boat and made his escape.
These unfortunate missionaries were sent
out by the London Missionary Society, and
the vessel spoken of in the letter was one en-
ployed in its service.''
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-05-07

ScANDAL.-victOria and Prince Albert
From the New Orleans Picayune
WGr-LOUe in PGIace.-It is said that
Albert and Victoria have already had a
quarrel. BY an epistolary favor from one
of the royal household, we learn the follow
ing particulars. 1t seems that the Prince
accidentally trod upon one of Victoria's
toes, upon which the Queen gave the royal
Albert a shove, and exclaimed,
"Oh! you brute ~
The Prince made no reply, but with great
unconcern walked away with his hands be-
meath his coat tail.
Presently he received a note by page,
requesting his immediate attendance upon
her, TO which he returned written answer,
respectfully declining the invitation, and
signingit "Ihe Brute!'
He was instantly visited by the indignant
queen, who placed herself before him, with
arms a-kimbo, and without speaking COM
menced distorting her countenance, and ma
king trightful faces at the Prince.
Albert sat for a few moments, whistling,
and then said with great GOODNESS,
lis your Majesty afflicted with corns 2"
Observation-Disclosures exclaimed the
queen, curlingup her nose, and projecting
her under lip at Albert.
Hereupon the Prince rose, put on his hat.
and walked out. Since then not a word has
passed between the royal pair, and it is said
that they occupy distinct apartments, and
eat at separate tables.