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week is Cl III bags. salos-22o Sea Island, - e s
lnsfO Upln'd, l-a,; 1850 Crleans, l3-ia les 30
do .; B. 10 Alabama and Mobile 81 I.
LIVERPOOL. CORN EXCHANGE Tuesday, April 2S.
- nee Tuesday the 2st instnut, there has been very
l.e arrival ~ Flour from the United Sntrs, ard from va
r:oiS quarters fresh suppl, ri many other articles o tie
Cora trade. ine weather continuing bright, and Wari,
crh t-N.
rh trade in wheat Ia, been inactive, the dealers rGfnr
Ing reduction in prc accon Of the expected de-
.e To - Cd quarter this week in the tnN on inr'lgh,
,I was only partially compile! with. Tie safes III c"n-
Sentence h,s been limited in amount, but they ncurd
prime red Baltic III us to US "n Tor slipN'h' TO
Iltud well ynroS small lots OF ii' at 49, tot W
;'cScI plrcr ri American i0nrin bond have been rur-
chased on srcrual en- ryportalion N 2s 3D. hut
We tiuy maid has been dll NJ former rates NJ ms daN ;
rrrrset, wh'h wei attended, good business was
done in v he IL. chiefly foreign, To: H. livery ncT week, Mt
ghu, toe prices nj th;- dry sCyrnni!ht, thus leaving Tile
sNl"rl iho ayrGg" NJ the expected reduction 4" uty on
vriirv, " Is per quur'o'.
IONrnN NtR%ET, april %, Evening, l-Tca remains
quiet nj to- cr prc,S .;Igar5EM hugs maurilius were
tom 1t, 10 itU bag nrn"al went ut Is 10 rs, which
shows pn ihpFovrmu, ni ID IN u. In the raw market
4il hhls were done At Cd To Is Improvement.
ndso1le public sales ot Spanish nd'ao consisted of
~ seron Of Gra,cmal nn 81 Scrnns at CarncS The
Cuate nala, very ordinary parcel with only few
rand lots The ordinary sold from Is Hd Ia Il ca, mud
The few good and inr from IS Sd to - Sd, and one lot
Lrnlalt Is The average advance Is 81 to id. The Car
rnrrs sold ut IS 10 Is hcing I'd lower than the nominal
currency. . . ,
Cotc-For this article in general there is very limited
demand AID prices give Way. eLO bags c fWiahs sGld
Eon SIS Cd 10 .2s Cd
i'ocncal-l5S nags were offered, and sod thus Hon
lras silver, Dis I'd Honduras black, IS 81 to As "a
!ccau slvcr Is I'd to IS td and Mexican hlck, IS III
TO So sd. These prices show advance nf@d 10 Id.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22
A "IiAED CIDER" VOTE

The opposition papers appear so remarkably fond
of publishing to the world statements of votes given
by passenger travelling in steamboats,, railroads,
ears and canal boats, &c., that we cannot icrbcar
ms an oiisc! 10 their boaslng, publishing the follow
Ing tle Incident which occurred On board the
packc, boat Robert Morris, on Monday last, on her
pac.age to Harrisburg. The company on board
consisted Of twenty two gentleman, twelve ofwhom
were citizens of the State Of Missouri, Kentucky
Dhlo and Illinois, who were proHiiscuousy seated
IN deck emo, the refreshing breeze Of the even
ing, and willing Away the hours by adnllrng the
rich and heantfu scenery ci the Junnta. The
conversation accidentally turned upon politics, and
debate arose rs to the probable success Of the
two candidates for the Presidency. a wing pres
rnt, who had been permitted TO amusc the compa-
ny rome time by his ridiculous comparisons, which
were all spced with yolics Of abuse upon the char
ter Of Nir. Van Eurcn, pompous'y asserted that
the latter gentleman was unfit for rrcsitlcn,-ihat
General Harrison rouM be clcc,cd-and that, us
test Of the truth of his assertion, he would submit
10 the decision cfihc individuals present. by taking
n vote The vote was accordingly taken but the
surprise Of the noisy Fcderolist may be better i'm
agned described, when was ascertGincd that If
teen on board, voted for Van Bnrcn, and seven for
Harrison. The wing snpakcd Oft in confusion, TO
tired to bed to dream away his folly, and we saw
no more of him.-Pean. State Capital Ga;cte.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22

Huence in society, beginning to clunioy loudly a
bout the Mechanics wages TO put ull this hyp-
ocrilira palayer TO rest, we have only to ask one
simple question when did You ever hear of rich
'deraliss voluntarily raising the wages oihc work
ing man in his employ Echo apswers-uLea
Such an event would he IN anomaly. One ct
the leaders Of the federal purity declared that we
should never have good times in this country, un-
ii, the po0r nan was compelled TO 'ubour, us in
Engrnd, for Sleeps HEAD and pluck day, and
lie under cart at night. ! hesc are the men who
talk 81 iord, just before an election ofiheif friend
ship for the I.ubormg classes
Look at the same party in Congress--upwards
of rouR MONTHS Of the session gone and lolhirg
done, Not a SINCE appropriation mpde 10 keep
the Mechanics employed at our pebble works noi
single act passed Of the least pub,ir utility, hut
The line wasted in useless discussions about ',wGe-
die DUN and twccdodae." The whole army Of
federal Lawyers opposing with their whole might
every measure 10 advance the great interest the
peope. The only appropriation they have made
WAS 10 pay their own FAT salaries, We ask agaia,
who are the friends The Mechanics
Political Ref0rmer.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22
Very respectfully.
"ERTisiI U!.iGs."

"Confrmatian strong rs Proofs 81 Holy WIT"
We call our opponents BIHisa IiLigs, AID we
have before given the reason why we ralI them so.
We stated the other day. that Harrison was 10 be
goriied on the sih instant yesterday for losing
al Fort Meigs hrse hUadici brave Kentucky
volunteers, without The least shadow Of gain 10 The
glory or welfare Of the country, even so fur "a the
dead bodies Of orr enemies would tell for we find
no mention in history that arg were Tiled On Maf
side. while the widows and orphans, brothers and
sisters of those who were sacrificed by the man
whom they conidod IN IA capable Of being their
leader, can count more than THREE uuSnREn
Americans who, in consequence of the weakness
Of Harrison, persisted al the Brittle u Fort Ncigs,
No friend Of humanity or Of his country. can
rejoice over the result of that DAVIS business
bat The i'rish Wings find IN il much raus, FOR joy
because II resulted in the defeat IF the .4MsrirgR
ar@s' aud subject Of rejoicing 10 them at that
tine. when they denounced tie war as an mi.
qri:nns and Outrageous measure" and ,,cclnred
that II was - unbeconng ci,i and RELIGIONS conf
nnnry 10 rCj1itc 4; our 81 tofics over The Erit
ti,h."
= he Federal party a, that tine was Bri,i,5.
Throughout IL 1ah extent arl il so row. ne we
have proved before. That this il we'll known
in Great nriain nnd NJ rAicns:ye', as il heed he
IS evident fem 'hs feet, hat YESTERDAY All.
1'Hr nIiTG! NcSSiI.;: - PORT i,riSTED
THEIR FLAGS il honor NJ tie A,g and tv way
OF rcJoit: With ih,ir brethren hire ii.i he bal
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sour party right or wrongs Hcw the ANNA
TING PRINCIPLE OF the wings, and under this
motto ONLY can we conquer
/ his passage Is 'GoNi the leading wing paper IN
New Orleans, the ''ltuc Anctia'n.
we though us much. The conduct oil The wings
TO be accounted Tor on no other prmcpie' ho"-
sands practice on inns maxim, but lew Ike The New
Orleans True American are frank enough 10 avow
H. ""uT party rsA' or wrong Is 'heT RUE OF
ac'loii, ara as lheir party 80 unfortunate Us 10 De
IN the wrong nine times out ol ten, the conscience
OF your thorough bred wing Is put to hard service.
1t is most certain also, as the True American
says, that under tins motto ONLY can the wings
conquer 10 take ior then motto "oHr party when
IN the right, would never answer IL they wha
compose that party We're 10 support us leaders on
when 'hey MAINTAIN f'g'' principles ana propose
right measures, Their number ON most occasions
would be hardly large enough Tor The exercise OF
me social affections II Is only ny obsliately adj
herring 10 their leaders when they are mnnltstIy IN
the wrong, as they were IN great majority CT cases,
that they can be kept ut all. II they were to fol-
low any other rule Of conduct, their organization
would be broken up at once aud their party scat
tered 50 that it could never be rallied again.
We fear however, that even under this motto,
although it Il, as they say, their only hope, they
will not be able TO conquer. lie who contends for
what he knows to be wrong, fights for the most part,
hopeless battle. We remember reading re
gious tract in which n pour fellow who had served
tho dny all his If, ,v,. r, nra. tod ~ uI iu,, III.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22
DEMOCRACY rs. BRITISH WHIGGERY.

II Is with the proudcst satisfaction that we con-
,rasi the proceedings of the democratic National
Convention to nominate candidates for Prcsiden
and yirc President of the Timed States with the
proceedings Of the British Wing Convention held
1t liurriaburgh for the same purpose In reference
to the former, declaring distinctly and emphaically
the principles of the great republican family Of
he Union, were rcporlt d and adopted, as was also
al Address triumphnt'y yindlcaling the purity
and wisdom ;cf those principles and ,ubs,antllns
their claims 10 the cordial support Of every honest
American. In reference 10 the great topics which
now asi,ate the public nind-lhc indcp 2ndcnl'Trca-
sury scheme and tn divorce Of Bank and State,
he powers IF thu General Govcrmcnt us regards
internal Improvements, the assumption, either
directly or indirectly, by the general government,
# state debts, Il National Eank, ubolitiohism, the
lights Ct foreigners, Sc. the Democratic national
convention have spokcn manfuy, cAp'i:ity, truly.
They lave coricG no c0nccunot nOn-comn-
!a!isln cunnot he charged upon them. Eat we
'gnCot say ili' much Of the proceeding, of the
i'Unshurs' Convention. They met, made their
nominations, cohcoctcd their plans for defeating
il" democratic party by means of party organiza-
ton, rnd adjourned, without adopting IN address
~ single resolution dec,araiory Of what they are
50 roiy contcnding for, Here WAS non-conn-
ia'iNnl Wl,h vcngnan'c--a sin which the British
Ills o""" lnolnd IMAM with shoiv hnrrCr." We
ask al candid men 10 look rpon This contrast, and
Judge OF il dspas,unate'v. On the one hand, the
democratic party are roniendng for principles and
meas ives which they honestly, and i1arcssly a.
vow aud on The other, the British " hg party are
fighting for the mere Spots Of Office, and hope 10
cover up their non-commiltalism by great conycn-
linl!s, piradts hard cider curcusals aud sensccss
rGn.or in general IRON Budgei.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22
JOHN TYLER THE POOR MANS I'm.
ENVY.

A gentleman writing TO the editor Of the Ohio
statesman from Vlrgint, comments us follows Up
ON the votes Of johM Yuler in the virginia Con-
vcnlion:
SIn:-As the present po,i.iul con,cs, is one
which is calculated to call forth the rccrppra,iyc
energies Of the people, that they uuv investigate
the relative merits viii h ca"l, candidate has 10
pub!i, favor, have here ,cntrrcd to proclaim To
the people ofthc whole west, wi,hou, any shadow
decentralization, that JOINTLY Err the candidate
orlhc federal party, for the Vice Presidency, voted
in the Virginia Convention AGAINST the extension
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22

An IMPORTANT rACr.-lt has recently
ascertained, from accurate and official sources
the whole amount of increase of Bank capt.
six States during the last ten years, is sos 90
and 10 make up this vast amour, there had bee
ded by Democratic States, the sum of SIT
OO0-and by the whig States, the enormous
iEfSEIGHrY MILLIONS, FIVE HUNDRED
NINErY-sEvEN THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Let the fact be remcmbered-and when the
attempt to iastcn upon the Democrats the chal
dstorting and deranging the currency-point
TO this signal but important iac,-and they ar
swercd at once.-Ib.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22

"South Carolina j. in the field, warning it a!
the present ubiquitous administration. ~
Messenger
The above is highly concentrated humb
There is not particle of ihuh in it, and bu
nm effort TO mislead, would never have been
lished. A thinly attended meeting of llarriso
was lately held in Charleston, but it was a 4
affair A new paper was devoted TO sold I
was started some time ago in Charles on, al
died like rat in an exhansed receiver-H
soRism siinks in South Cor0liaa.-.HiAege
(Ga.) STANDARD.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22
HARD CIDER.
TIE OPINION oFTwENTY-sIX DOCTORS.


The opinion has nnw been prerty well ascertain.
ed Of twenty six Doctors 10 the qualities Of lli.
acid beverage, and every one of them save Doc
tor Conneclicnt, have decided that is an nm.
wholesome drink that il gives the stomach ache
that drinking i, j. rot in accordance with the adj.
vice IF the best physicians, ilr, it has tendency
10 hufI boHHi the system, produces DROPSl
and PARALYSIS. Doctor Kentucky even goes
80 far rs 10 say his patients do not like th. dose
iEii II viii b. hard matter 10 get them 10 swallow
IT, Eoror Rhode Island SAYS hs patients are op.
posed 10 it, bot have not had an opportunity to en-
press their opinion al the College, il i. so hard for
poor men 10 obtain iicihe, thc right ct suffage)
in that state. Student Webster recommended it
10 cd Doctor Massachusetts. but Student Morton
condemns 1t as most pernicous drug and SAYS he
wiiI rot prescribe 10 his patients. I he southern
nnd western Doctors, all agree in opinion, that
"iiARD CIDER Is n worthless ani,le-slac-
sour--dc!eterous in lis nature, unsOund in quail
~ and that no good farmer uses it cScept TO make
cider ,nIegar-that it contains not q particle Of
nri'hment-,h1i it j. a spOiici manufacture, for
wlil ii no good market can be found among honest
dealers. Such is the medicine, gentle readers rec
onilncnhed ly the Federal Wings, ms a paaacei
'or all the evils Of an inflated paper money currcn-
cy. brought upon Us hy thu nadnes. and crpiii,y
oh""diess spectators in Flank and rail road stocks
brought upon rs as Democrats bv these Fedora.
lists Themselves, who in yan attempt TO throw
it on ileif own shculders-.4morieda Siaie,-
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22
WHAT 30 THE; rfDs.vhi.isTs THINK
Er CIV. IlA.:n LANS'N 4. ..l.i,ENH3

Wc should like to got an answer to the above
question Tie story Of ic "iorrrry' was good
whi'e il lasted BIZ, the keepers have spoi,i that
story bv admitting the ''cusioiy and reinforcement"
"'hi'n we are waiting e.. the opinion Of the Eve
hing Journal, we may rs well publish what The
Philadelphia federal taz"';e thinks Of The commit
toe. Ilmoy have es"ap,d he noii'e Of The state
inter:
eve take some Of The Cincinnati papers and
we have never SEGA II VOID in thh,n concerning
tIa lInr ison 'senre' 20 nri'ice and orr conr!u-
son il, 'hcrr il a mistake ator: i in some WAY or
olh'r. Furthermore we aay, that If there be such
'ef constituted body cf three. they are AT AG-
tnEGATIoS or iMprnryr .Nn rMpottrIc
AssEs.- wih whom neither General Harrison nor
my wings OF The Union can lisn,elufh hold sen d.
tnlen!s In common, WITHOUT A cLATu To
rInIcCLr OF wHtcii TeEY HAVE POWER
Bsov1H TO AVERT Am coSTruS.'--.U' .IrP
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ANTI-srATE REFORM ARGUMENT.

ANTI-SrATE REFORM ARGUMENT.
The meeting Of the democratic party in this vii
lage, the evening following the convention, was
disturbed by stones being thrown against the win
dows Of the hall where they were assembled, BY
haoting, Kissing, grooming, ringing s!cigli-bels
blowing horns sc. After the close of the meet
ing, as Gov Van Ness was passing across the piazza
to his room, some one in the crowd called out,
"THREE GRoANs ron VAN NEsst' and the
Ex Governor of the State of Vermont and late
Minister of the United States TO the Court of Mad
rtl-a man distinguished for his gentleman, bear
ing and courteous condnct-wAs PUBLICLY rs
Suited WITH ORGANS AND Kisses IN THE
VILLAGE OF WOODSTOCK During the
whole evening, while the meeting was in session,
persons in the crowd were CRYING under the win
dows of the hall, "IIurrah for Old Tip" and singing
rbald songs, intended 10 aljure the feelings Of the
members Of the democratic party.
This may le The most efficient way to meet the
principles Of the Reform party in this State. We
do not say it is not we leave that TO the sober and
enlightened Judgement of the people Of Vermont
TO decide.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22

Our readers will allow us to beg their attention. to the
singular position in which the wg candidate is placed, by
the letter of his confidential committee to the Oswcgo As
ISOLATION. We sugges, the eomen of this county and
state, that it is rather singular, if the people have not
right to know, and to know from their own lips, the opn
ions of their candidates for Offices of high public TRUST
And, further suggest, that il has not been heretofore
the custom place the candidates for the presidency under
keepers We do remember have it recorded in
the history of government, that when the people
specially inquired of candidate his views upon the great
leading questions of the iayquostos involving principles
of tn vital Importance the welfare of the country,
we do not, say, remember to have it recorded,
still it may be, that confidential committee put them of
in language like the following, extracted from the reply OF
Gen arrson's committee to the Oswelo Association
1t is deemed impohtic to publish any general dec
arntion Of the views Of the greG, opposition parts y AMI
. that the General make farther declaration OF his pn-
ripcs for the public eye whilst occupying his present po-
sition'!
Ancr a this course may be the hest do not say II
il not we Only say that it is novel one, and being
should particularly merit serious consideration.
We ought, perhaps, remark, that this correspondence
has been po once forgery by several papers in this
state 1t is not forgery. One of the committee the
editor of the leading Harrison paper in CINCINNATI aud has
never denied the senuincmess THE correspondence.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22

The Boston ilcrald-a neutral paper in politics
contains the following:
'ssomc Of The political papers are endenvorlng to
show, th,, the prnscnt troube. aud likelihood Of
war with England, i. occasioncd by the admins
i,ra,o for the sake of d,lracing the public aticn-
,icn from their 'mal-practices that the Fresi-
len, desires war to advanced himself The polil-
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22

COMING RouND.-Ihe Pilot, paper publish
ed in Baltimore, by Duff Green, 10 support the
"lard cider" candidate, and paper which the
wing cOnven'inn has recommended TO the support
Of the Whole FEDERAL parly--has come out for an
if9rpes ied Te7sqrg! Wha. v III these whigs
link now, who looked rpon the s;ub-Trcasnry.
with such hos horfor' Even their o,yn leaders arc
beginning 20 di;coier is nti'iiy.
IhN Hriri II De Tit:cs.
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Sprca.l the Truth.

Five hundred copies of The Spirit OfIEn Ag',
containing Mr. Euchanan's Speech on The Infepen-
dent Treasury Lii for SAFE at the Counting Room Ct
the Age. Prize $500 payable in advance.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22

Of,hrcc things we ought always ,obe suspi 'ious
of iha friendship Of tn graat--oi the conpi-
mcnts Of a rval---anI Of the sun dung winter
none Of these are permanent.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22

:EWe have been politely furnished by
Watts with catalogue of the VERMONT Ne
CAL CoLLEGE. The Glass Of 1910 consist
80 students.
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CONNECTICUT 4. &. SENATOR.

The Senate had made no choice ut the --latest
dates. JABEz W. iiUNTINGToN, the federal
nominee of the House, on the two first ballotng-
ings received 10 out of 20 votes, and Jabez Hun
lingon thus oosing his election iwice in sac-
ccssion by the mis-spc!ling of his name. On the
9Th and last ballot, his vote fell down TO 6.--Board
man, of New-IIayen, had 6, Cleaveand 3, Eootl
2, Y. Smith 2, and Strong when the matter
was postponed to Wednesday.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22

lD"Mr J. c. Calhoun, in speech recently
in Congress. says-"I an ia fdror Of high
gee he higher The udges, sionger The eriisn
prosperiiy"-siill we are told that Mr. Calho,
in league with the administration to reduce
aborcr's hire. Bay State Democrat.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22
WHO ARE TIE PEOPLES ra,rNDs

As the eeotions approach we fad the cd federal
leaders, wha have ever sought 10 dcyr, T., a.,
Producing classes and deprive them Of it.ir inst H.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22

~ The number Of in Ohio is nsccrfained to be-
pol 1872 and in Tennessee where The wings MADE great
ouiry abou, Illegal votes, because le20O rC last
SUMMER Il appears .i,re more thar lCe,nt0.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22

The Coopersiown Freeman's Journal conta
call for Convention Of the Junior Democra
O;scgo, signed by more than 1900 names.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22

A GOOD siGS. The Journal Of Commerce SAYS Of tn,
New York Banks -" Their vaults overflow with coin
and We understand they offer to take State loans at pei
cent. per anBum."
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22

:U@Exclange papers directed Age, Woodstock
VI. will reach their place of destination 1t is
proper to say that the Windsor Statesman is dis
continued
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22

The Hon JoIN W. NILES, late Senator in Con-
gress from Connecticut, has been nominated by
the President, for Postmaster General, which noln-
nation has probahly been confirmed by the Senate
before this time.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22
Tbe Spirit OF cite AGe.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1910.

THE POWER OF THE PEOPLE, AGAINST
THE POWER OF THE BANKS.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-01-15
EXCERPTS.

AS the difference between the rising at SIX
O'Clock in the morning, and the rising at eight,
amounts in fifty years to thirty-six thousand
five hundred hours, which is the same as hay
ing eight hours day for twelve wears and a
half, III which to cultivate our mind or dis
charge the duties belonging to our situation,
surely no one who wishes to shine in the world
either as literary character OF man of busi-
ness, can neglect such ali opportunity
Very obhging. Copy of a tradesman's let
ter to a debtor, Sir, if you will favor me with
the amount of my bill, you will obige me, if
not, must oblige you.
Do you snore in your sleep, marin 2 Not
as | knows on. Do youf Well, l can't
say, | never lays awake long enough to find
out
| A certain reverend, who is not member of
| the temperance society, being lately asked BY
| dealer to purchase some fine old Jamaica spi-
rits dryly answered, 10 tell you the truth, Mr..
-, Gamma say Pm very fond of rum for,
t if | take mare than six tumblers, it's very apt
10 give me the headache
The preservation Of liberty requires eter-
nal vigilance as the thief said when he was
dodging the officer.
/ Anything to please the child as the nurse
said when she let the baby crawl out at the
.hird story window.
To Judge impartia]ly we are to pu, mems
good qualities in the balance against their bat
ones +; and if the scale of the first outweighs
the latter ought not to be brought into account
: A man in New Orleans attempted to han!
himself lately, He fancies himself bank anC
!, is determined to suspend. So says the Picay
une.
There is, a bachelor living in this city wh
fancies himself shinplaster, and will not ofie
himself to any young lady for fear of being re
fused.---Sat. Cour.
An exchange paper takes the liberty to re
: mark
e Tbs ladies viii obligc US particularly, b
d wearing double soled shoes, now that the col
: weather is coming on. We ask it only fc
: their own sakes
: Two hundred fires have occurred in LondO
e during the last three months. Sixteen live
y were lost.