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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25
From the nost0n Chronicle. Inn. 10.

u We see by mn advertisement in another column that
Mcssrs Conlslock Co., the American Agents for Oh
bridges Balm O Columbu have deputies To sell that arii.
Gle IN Boston and c,cwhcrc-Wc know lady of hi, city
whoschnr was 50 ncnrly gone expose entirely her
chronological Developments, which, considering that they
hcokcnc most amalc disposition, not in reality
very unfortunate. Nevertheless she mourncd the loss Of
locks that she had worn, anil after years icss resort
To mscalcd rcsioratives, purchased some months ago IL
bottle or two nj Ordgcs Balm, aud she has now ringlcs
in rich proSon glossy. aud raven hackncss We nrc
not pullngnonr Of the commodity has been sent us,
and, indeed We do not want any for though we were
hligcd 10 wear wig year ngo, we have now through it,
Nirtuc hair enough, aud Of passnblc quality, of
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25
CAUTION
TO BE REMEMBERED.

several most ilngrant attempts have been made Ia
olnicrcit the true Balm Of Columbia. Some nj the i'm.
posters have gone 80 far Ia counterfeit the splendid
wrappers, aud the Falls ot Niagara, and every external
mark except the name of Comsuck which they dare not
urgr.
To avoid imposions therefore, always look for the
name Or COmstuCk n To- IT, =. CunIstOck, and never
my tnr article IIlirSs II ms mat name upon II.
Sold Wholesale und Retail, only ut Noe Fletcher
\
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n A. BRYANT & Co., Have IN hand and are just
~. receiving prime assortment of spring and summer
Goods, winch viii he sold NJ uncommon Tor prices for cash
or approved credit, such prices cannot fail to suit Gus
TONERS. Please call and They will he sold on the
same terms rs heretofore excepting that all accounts which
are not paid within the year after the has COM
mcnccd, VIII be- considered cash, and must be paid in cash,
\. H. All demands due Of more than one wears stand
ing must be paid, no mistake.
MAY %, o. A. BRYANTN CO.
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TAILORING.
HDAJPU HOWARD coru,r nr Mai, anil s,, g..

I'D ALPH HOWARD, corner of Main and State strce,
q Windsor VI respectfully informs his old friends nnJ
the public generally, that he continues carry ON his bn
ess ~ The most durable and fashionable style aud pledges
himself not To be ouidoHe Orerdone bv amy rountry
adjustment from the disputed Territory to Texas
me latest fashions ALWAYS hand. and ever, thing in
readiness to please those who favor him with their
nstom. limo ~"
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MONEY WANTED.

NN EWan aud must have all debts due Ms gilmore than
w one Icur's stHndug by the first Of August nrNi-
Az persons called upon by this notice will attend To IL
without delay, and save themselves cost.
l.. NJ. ~ :. II. STOCKER.
1Iurtlanl, June 90, lslO g.tr
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From the Savannah Georgian.
w U Nj A N.
BY TUE HON. n. II. CHARLTON,
"dh for this
We 700 the lifelong bridal kiss"

=" Al for this
We 700 the lifelong bridal kiss"
ANGEL of Earth oh, what We're life
Without thy form-without thy smile
circle of despair and strife,
Oftoil, of misery, and guile;
Like mist before the mornings ray,
As RON the snare the tmid dove,
So fled the cares OF Man away,
Beneath thy kind and gentle love.
Was Eden lost because Of thee.
Have heroes lelt Il laurel crown,
That they might bow the willing knee
At dearer shrine than Mans rcnown,
Oh, who would sigh for all the pain
That loss like this could e'er impart,
II he Were only sure to gain
The Eden ola Woman's heart
Mother can mortal e'er repay
Thy al.dcvoted sacrifice,
Thy care, that lasts through night and day
Thy love, that never, never dies
In childhood's hour, in manhoods prime,
When Age comes on with slow decay,
In joy, in sorrow, and in crime,
Still beams thy fond affections ray.
Daughter the Roman girl of old,
Who from her maiden bosom nurscl
The sire, whom dangerous vile did hold,
Tortured by famine and by thirst,
Shall illustrate thy lilial love,
Which can thy dropping soul sustain,
Like mama showcrcd from above
Upon Araba's arid plain.
Sister the mate of chillhood's hour,
When life was young and fresh and green;
The comforter when cares did lower,
The sharer in each joyous scenei
What dearer tie, what purer love,
Can we around our nccks eutwinc,
(Save that which bcamcth from ahoye,)
Than this abiding love Of thine
Yes there's another form whose charm
Doth in itself completely blend
The kind affections, pure and warm,
or Mother, Daughter, Sister, Friend -
WIFE oh, the poets lusk is vain
Thy spell, thy comfort Ia portray;
As well might painter strive to gain
The glory OF the mornings ray!
Angel Of Life ! ! would not give
This ever faithful love of thine
For all the joys on earth that live,
Or all the gems that in 1t shine;
Let Others Glory's champlcts twinc,
Or court the lame that deeds impurt,
! scek no dcarer earthly shrine
Than that which holds WOman's heart
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25

TOYS. The subscriber has Just received the most cy
iclsyc variety oi chircns toys offered for sale
in this vicinity. Call aud sec. J. II. MURDOCH
Sept g.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25

The Balm Of Columbia has been initiated by notorious
c0untcrcr Lett never be- purchased unless have the
name of :. tOMSIOCk, Or the signature of CON-
STOCK Co On splendid wrapper This is the only
external test that will secure the public from deception
Address COMSTOCK n co.
Wholesale Druggist, New York,
No, = ElrtChrr-strrct,
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NOTICE..

IL those indebted TO the Subscriber whose demand.
IN were contracted previous to the first ri January 1910
must be- settled before the first o September newt or the,
will he len in the hands Of attorney for coccton-par
tirular contracts excepted. PAUL HOWE.
Woodstock July Be- lslO, Is TT.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25

lust Received and for snlc low flesh lot or West In
u lia Goods, warranted Of the best qunlity,
Dry Goods in few days Is per cent lower than ever
d. A. BRYANT 4 co.
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DIR. A. s ii Il X Nj A MS
INDICATED LOZENGES.

n CHILDREN or adults can take medicine in This
form without difficulty.
is the only rdy 20 make il pleasant get discovered.
~ Purchasers WW picase observe that The name 81
SHERMAN, VI. d. is on each bor.
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200 TONS no. |. PIG IRON EQUAL TO SCOTCH

The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that order. for
lhe manufactures Of the establishment will for qnality n
''hi ana style at workmanship be executed to the entire
satisfaction Of purchasers
ord's Tor Stoves Plate should be- Forwarded early I'm
hc Sasn' Nv communications addressed 10 the suhcsri
per ~ tyson Furnace, =. o., Windsor Co. VI, will re.
ccivc prompt attention. ~ WIZ ~
Tyson Furnace, August, 5, lsio. I7.,r
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MILITARY GOODS.

y USSEIL q CLARKE have received fresh assortment
IL of Milnr, Goods and will furnish Companies mn,
Officers nj the least rate that they be had in th, section
nj The Country. or
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25
NEW GOODS.

JOHNSON Il MOWER. have Just received good as
% sormcrt of English, American and W. l. Goods which
they offer at reduced prices cash approved credit
MAY, l.i1. l-tf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25
JUDGE PATTER son.

JI DGE PATTERSON.
Read the following from Judge Patterson for thirty years
the irst judge III the County in which he lives.
NiddicigWn n. j. March H. l. 10.
Mcssrs, ConlstOck Co.
GcutlcmolNou ut liberty ia make such use of the
following certificates rs you deem will hest suhscryc the
purposes iur which ii is intended.
lCERrlFICATEOFJIU GE PATTERSONl
HEREBY CERTIFY that my daughter has been afflicted
with sick head ache for the space nj about - yrars,-t
ATTACKS occurring once in about two weeks, frequently
lasting 81 hours. during which time the paruNy ,mS have
been 50 severe apparently To deprive her of life
and alter having tried almost all other remedies IN yiin
have hccn induced last resort To try Spuhns Head
achc Remedy sold by You and To the great disappuin.
mcnl and joy oi herself and all her friends found very ma
trrtu rclcirom the first dose Orhc medicine. She ha>
Iuuwcdup the directions with the article, aud in every
case when attack threatened has found immediate
relief, until She is permanently cured The attacks
ARE now very seldom, md disappear almost Immediately
after taking the quantity directed, hope that Others
may hc hcnctcd 10y the sc Of this truly invaluable med
cinc has induced mctO send you the above and remain
our ObCdCnt suryCrt.
JEllU PATTERSON.
judge of the Court of &. 7.
For sale in Woodstock W.. by
SLY +. HUTCHINSON, in.
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DIR. Ii. X. PALMER,

1AFFlCE over o. A. Bryant n Co.'S Store.
" Lodgings mt Aldcn's.
Woodstock, July 18th 1910 lltr
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NOTICE. The subscriber wishes nav u,or a., -,
nov due him. All persons called upon by ihi
II : hoped will attend to it, without dclay NUN
Maya, r. IIIjTcUINsoy :.
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Darnarl. 23d Inly.

- u. Cn,MnERLIS would tender to the inhabitants n
bnrharh and vicinity his thanks their liberal pa
ronagc tn the above firm and would rcspct l, r,ourst
continuance OF the will conlnue the business a,
usual nj the same place.
july %. $50. "a
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25
DISSOLIrT ION.

IE copnrtnerslp heretofore existing under the name
L aud style Of =. a g. u. CH,uprrlIS by mutu-
nj consent Is this day dissolved and Simeon a. Cham
berlin Is authorized to settle the accounts Of said firm.
= q. CHAMBERLIN.
a., L. d. CIiIiMBERLlN,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25
NOTICE. WARREN & MUTE. wonl

NOTICE. WARREN & MUTE, would rc.pec,o,,i,
give notice to their friends and the public ,h,, H.
continue manufacturing Saddles, HARNESS. Trunks y,i
,c ana carpet ass, and all other articles in their line n
10 slit customers ut their old stand-aS they in
@ 10 ~, customers in order TO n living bv their lns
'sanl they respectfully return their thanks for nae,
p"W,,,onage, pnd hope for continuance P"S'
woodstock, NAV y 1910 80,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25

'TNUTlON7 n WF P0WfNT " NWfTY.
An attack of the PILES muy he positively prevented by
using (whcn the prcmouory symptoms iclt the ccc
bratrd HAYS LINlMENT. There ARE than one
hundred people 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 Lnmrn when they feel any
symptoms fits 0pproach of this there is most perfect
proof,
n None Genuine without the name of CoMsTOCK& Co.,
written on the wrappers. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold at No. 9 Flcclcr-srcct, n. Y.
For sale in Woodstock VT. by
SLY +, HUTCHINSON, in.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25

SORE THROAT IN SwINE.-Turn animals so
affected, into an open pasture where there is fresh
feed and ground to root. 1t is a disease resulting
generally from confinement. Pounded coal mixed
with food, when pasture cannot be had, or room
for exercise, is one Of the best prevenlyes Of dis
ease in swine.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25

SCoURs IN CALvEs.-Whcn the calf is attack
ed, it should be put in warm, dry stable aud not
be permitted to suck more than half the quantity of
milk it is wont 10 doi but should be put to the COW
regularly three times day. Make tea of equal
portions of white oak, beech, dogwood and slip
perry elm bark, and give small doses twice day.
and the calf will soon rcoover.-.1griculiurii.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25

HORN DIsTEMPER.-A "Practclc Farmer
in the Boston Cuvalor while he admits that the
application of spirits of turpcntnc is good, asserts
the use Of hot birthstone is still better for the cure
oil the horn all. lie turns one spoonful boiling hot
into the cavity just between the horns.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25

ScoURs IN ANIMALs.-A writer in the Maine
Farmer, recommends for this diseasc finely pull
verified bone. We have never seen il tried, but
from the nature Of the substances that constitute
bone, such as lime to corrcc, too great acIiiy and
gelatlne to smooth the irraied surfaces, it is prob
ably its employment would be useful.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-25
TIE HAIR! THE HAIR !! TuEUAIRu

Conductor of Hrndcns express from Boston to ~ York
For snlc by Y. HGTCHINSON, Jr. Woodstock, VT,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-04

The prodignliiy and eXirnvHgnnce of the AL.
nui.lration have so crippled and embarrassed
the Government in It's pccmniury means, that it
Is driven to almost every shift 10 raise the wind
aud keep the wheels Of state in motion. Some
half n dozen catches Of Treasury Notes have al
really been issued. But these do not Suffice
Aud il is now seriously proposed to LEVY a
DIRECT TAN UPON THE PEOPLE TO
raise the whcrewiihn, to meet the wants Of The
Treasury The Secretary ofthe Treasury, in
hiS Report NJ the opening of the session, sug
crsred that il might he necessary "either to pro.
vide Tor recalling portions Of The public money
now deposited with the Stotrs;or 10 establish an
adequate system Of direct taraiion.' Aching upon
this suggestion, Mr. Norvel, AN administration
Senator iromMichignn, Inns proposed in The Sem
ate that Congress shall assemble as early us Dc.
toher Tor The purpose OF imposing direct INK |?
VIII the people submit 10 thise win they cou.
rcut. IA "a time of profound peace, when there
are 10 extraordinary calls upon the Treasury
(rNrcpt indeed the extraordinary extravaganza
and rroGigary o Martin Van Buren, will they
consent 20 pay Il direct tax to supper, the blood
suckers who have already plundrred them out
OF on" NhhhVu mllIiunS OF NuilhrS
The New York Star has an excellent article
upon This taxation business, from which We cx-
tract the following
Mr. N"rNeil, pL:izNn Of the Administration,
proposes All Early meeting Of Congress tor H..
purpose Of lcyyiuS direct tax npun the pcof'@.
There urr 40 wars-thcre are no Iuuprs OF
,vars--iher, are no emharg0ea there no
observation-disclosures no inpeGuents 20 com.
MERGE, To- call for direct Tax on the American
people. But -, = the Administration, the rcvc.
me OF The country il not equal 20 iis eNprndi.
iprrs, nud whose fault * that? Nlr Van Buren's;
~ derauGing the Currcncy-dCa;guS the cX-
clanges-impAiring confidence breaking down
commerce aud running trade. Having adopted
these destructive mcnsures,by hirh the revenue
ins been essentially d,min ished, they now talk
al calling uro,r &. iar.ner TO pny tax on his
hand. lis cattle and las huslnnt ~, =" the me
81 auir "a pat his hand in his picket nnd ~ I,l
III The public Golfers; line Hborer To take niece
OF bread out al the mouths Hf his children to
mike up the deficiencies OF the revenue. Once
hegin this direct tax, no matter how iriiing il
may be--ouce establish the principle that tie
American people in times ct peare are to be
uN"d, there viii he no end To- the burdens of
the peVpe. Waste and exruyagauce among
rulers will call for taxes on every ohjec, even
the light and mir we breathe. But the revenue
is ia adequate tn the expenses, says the ndn,nis.
irntinu Cerlninly. when eXIasnses, when ROY.
n. Expenses ara incurred aOd raid tor ny the
ppni IT,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-04
VAN buren, AND GEN. HARRISON.

The Petersburg Intelligencer, in reviewing
the public services of the two candidates for tho
Presidency, says:
awe hive been lei into these reflections by
remnrk made by Gen. Waddy Thompson, in his
speech AT Hanover on Saturday. After drawing
II comparison between the lives and services Of
Harrison and Ven Buren,, Gen. II. snid-sI hive
it from The hest authority thai, on the night OF
the battle OF Tippecnnoe, when Gen. Harrison
was standing ankle deep in blood and when his
camp was illuminated Ivy one continued flash of
the Indian rifle, Marin Van Buren,, per.
fumed like miliner, leading off'a minuet
at ball in Albany" What n contrast IS here
presented fla volume had been written OH
the subject, it coul1 NOT more completely have
depicted the characters Of the two men. We
fancy now that we can the two individuals
in their different positions. There is General
Harrison cheering, urging on and rallying his
men, driving back tue savages from one posi-
ton. and CALAMITY attacking them in another;
and here is,tHtc Fan. reeking WiM cologne and
stiff ,cih pomatltm, as oppreSSiUety odoriferous
ms ever was cVet cat, his ,upper hody arrnyed
in all The habiliments of a petit maitre, his wills
kprs curled ain the last agony" and his smrk.
ing little face distorted by one everlasting grim.
ace. leading off his partner with the proctsed
ense and grace Of II French Dancing MASTER
Who can dwell on this picture without being
sickcucd aud disguised, that such ,hing as
Marin Van Buren, should ever have been Chief
Mag islrate of tins great nation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-04
sUB.TREAsURY OPERATIONS.

The. Washington correspondent of the New
iork Courier md Enquirer, exposes with great,
entrl, some Of the high hnndri proceedings in
Wisconsin Territory, ia ms way oC expeudi.
lures, "nd closes with the following:
Will notice one more item. We have been
told much of the lurd money currency and we
have heard The office holders helowinr Tor il:
huI nj ~ rraciIrul operation we have VET some
thing 20 learn. The ''eNi,rriutertr has been
mat" ~ Wisconsin, and il works well, Secretary
woodbury. thinks, on n rtnai scale. aud he
therefore promptly "pays Ih~ piper" We have
seen thar Wisconsin has sci ", - o,,n ms, of.
fee establishments, dhh thal tho sxrsnsce of it
cones az; of the treasury jfthc United States.
And now for practical sub. treasury establish.
ment. The advantages of hard money currrn
cy (according to the Wisconsin experiment,
~ That 4 enabl"s the office holders To charge u
hcnvier commission for transporting the specie;
and Tor This, tax paying people are To furnish
the means. On this point will give you Il few
items, extracted from the printed report before
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-04

THE DuEL.-The Tuscaloosa (Aln.) Monitor
of the 10Th instant says An affair Of honor
took place on Monday morning last 9th inst. in
Pickens county, near the Mississippi hue, he.
tween Ex. Governor Runuels and Volney f..
Howard both ofJackson Mississippi. One shot
was exchanged by the parties, when Mr.. How
ard received The ball OF his antagonist just he
low the right lobe, which came out Immediately
opposite on the other side, hurying itself in the
feshy ph,t over tho breast bone and perhaps
mkiug the bone itself. Mr. Towards wound is
rot likely terminate poyully, unless it should
take AN unexpected direction. Gov. RnnneIs
was not touched They fought NJ Twelve pa.
cCs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-04

80. rur C.truostAr vii be published
d0 PEI suu"rn, % at y 90 u PAID ,n
.s.f- 9r.,.,.ot b. made within ~ months
rr.r. N .,,hr-rihiur % will b. cnnsiderod
'' ~ pspct will be Discontinued
10 ..,.s-arss srs ra'd, except 90 the option Ct
~ .--,...,.asrt. vii o., inserted for he Gus
4. gov pcr.oss ate requested % tat, th"
.r-' 49,. tbsy wish their Advertisements
.ar.. ....,,i.s they will bo inserted ull for
pa rtsrr,d sccUrding''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-04

leave their mies--whuevrr they please 10 give
for the benefit or Amos Kendall OF late
contribution Prentice thus spcnks:
"Lnst evening, ,crour surprise, we found q
rope in our Kendall charity box; How will
you take it Amos? On your back, or round
your neck?'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-04

Longevity According to the N. Y. Talller,
there is residing in Dune street. in that city,
u lady, one hundred and t,oelre gears, and fl
months old. She still realms possession OF her
faculties, both mental and physical, 10 truly
remarkable degree.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-04

n ''eiicdie 'cay Of announcing delicate affair.".
a Turkish piper says, in stating The fact that
the Grand Scignor is cXpeciing an addition TO
his family, that soul animated rose bush, bud
md hlossor, yielding in the happy Imperial
rose garden has ex hihited signs OF vegetation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-04

WASHINGTON. One OF the most striking
things ever said OF him is. "ihat he changed
mankind's ideas Of political greatness" To
commanding talents, and TO success, the com.
mon elements of such greatness, he added a
disregard Of SELF a spolliness of motive, a
steady submission To every public and private
dnv, which threw far into The shade the whole
crowd Of vulgar great. The consequence is,
that his fame is IA durable as his principles,
as lasting as truth and virtue themselves.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-04
THE VICE PRESIDENT.

Col. X. NJ. Johnsnu visited lInrrislurgh, Pa.
on the 9Th July, and addressed the people.
The Harrsburgh, .'npcrs speak very Gavorabiy
of his reniorts.
Among other things, he saiJ:
IL do not stand here TO ahu.c any one. Far
hc it from me to deprive any man OF the iaureS
me has won during those memorable days. j
did not fight the battle OF the Thames; it was
NV gallant band: THERE WAS NOT A MAN FROM
tn GENERAL DOWN " no DID NOT DO HIS DUTY:
THEY WERE ALL BRAVE MEN AND PATRI.
OTIS"
On Thursday, the Vie President visited
the city of New York, and received in
very haiering manner, by great body of citi.
zens, wirhon, distinction fpary.
The following is an extract from his remarks
on Ibis occasion: ",H-'
IL do, sir, take dis much to myself, / have
sar,,, -, - the merit Qfny short miiti
fdry career m,tSt be shared 4. co.,,nl,on,sJ ~,
io,o myself Mr. President, 10, v;ibo,t remember.
any occasion like The present, III mo The ncrIs
'ng the brdCe corps ,chO shared ,uo -',u ERR
and a., q, dGngers o. cur common cGnse; Ia It
lie of the Thames: aud yeI know not why
should speak of This tor tue courage is but
common qualify OF an American heart"
On Fridny evening says the New York Star,
Col. Johnson dncd III The American Hotel, with
The Common Council. Cen. San,liurd. in max
ing some puhlick remarks. advertei 10 the use.
ful eml loyment OF the militia during the late
war. Cob Johnson, in reply, went over the
principal incidents OF The battle of the Thames
and the attack ~ Prortor's division, and said,
"When my GALLANT COMMANDER (HARRlSON)
care the order,for charge, kner zoe could do
the business in thirty ninMes"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-04

The York (Pa.) Press snys: On Monday last
Mr. William Shultz, of Windsor township hung
himself while in n state OF intoXication, and
made his wife hold the candle while he per.
formed the act An obedien wife, truly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-04

The late attempted suicide of Gen. Mexican,
Of Bradford Co, Penn. 1t is now stated, was
committed under the influence Of opium, which
hal been administered to nlay The pains OF an
acute chronic rheumatism. Some hopes are
nowlente rtnined OF bis reCOYcrY.