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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-26
The Last Of the House Of York.

ro, sovor,l davs after her meeting with the
KIM the Princess remained in n pill,ble state of
nrr,ous excitement. Her mother had no, vet dared
"a ;c,r,, hpr If the mill, contract sh. had made:
and ne ro,bipy now occurred Ia shock her delicate
nn,ur. she gradually reruined TRANQUILITY. Her
sw,,o, smile nonin GIlowed the CAV snes Of the
,,;,,,. Cl,r, wbo wns iudecnrnble in her eser,ons
W, ", oil. ,he drooniuc shirts Of her mistress. One
",sn;ra she had rou. 10 the closet of the Queen
Jo,.onsr in search Of book of manuscripts the
Princess wished 10 see, when she was interrupted
- IT,. couch by tho vn;re of the q ueen approurh
inn IN. d,or. Frightened, she scarce knew why,
,s onng girl alien nj, to leave the room unseen
Wv, rnd;,,, !, in poss'he she. without rejecting on
,bn, she was about, raised the rich tapestry that
, "". .Inrn ,he wall and concealed herself behind
y. xii. h. dr,nrrv had scarcely fallen over
ha ,,hor tho q ueen win another person entered.
a., sa.,,r;n, the door Clara heard her advance
.'''' H. i; ,ho .on,re or the room. und addressed
y" wa '''", Nov Io,sct sh. said. give
mo ,hv ,idnr.'
'"r wy 'i""s ., soor tho c,co or tho Queens
w",m I'm, Inc FIRST sound Of his rich voice
''"Pu',n' ,,.o, o. ,h,;ll ike IN. strings If AN
TaI;. harm. far ,bp musical tones were those that
G r Wv, s,r,"J hnr mise like living poetry. With
''" 49, La,r, sh. ,;nn.d open a lil,l, of the
pa ,l ,hro,rh the opening saw the hand
""" ~ ,h. Naomi. ,r Io,se,. WIN was
so". "''",t, W ,,,,nsi,o his m,,b.r lie with
'"n'rs U" W. III" Fr';nns nlaJ ,idinys was an.
sun w WV al, ,,, Jed veil he said
S"er,ng hef' wv '"' ", ".,s ,r,;,.,,s ,,o /,
my followers a'c 'e"ui a., ~" 70 csc"n, J.,sc.
prePernio"' n,n !" s"'"" ,ha c,,,,n If r.; hnoud
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-26
SH Err NJ ANS w OR NJ
IOZ e N e. e S.

CIilIDREN ar adults can take medicine in tbs form
" without difficulty II is the onl, way to make II
pleasant. These uzttgcs are the greatest discovery
ever made for d,spcllg the various kinds Of worms that
80 frequcii ard distr,ss civ annoy both children tiG
adults They ave m infhllilly remedy, ma 50 ltns-
ant 10 the taste that children will take them readily ~
common peppermint lO7cnac Many diseases arse 'o
worms, without its being suspected. sometimes very
troublesome cough pains In the Joints or limbs bleeding
nj the nose DC. occnsiored by worms. and can he
easily cured by this celebrated medicine. The following
symptoms ndicnlc the presence Of worms, vLheadace,
vertigo torpor, disturbed Dreams sleep broken oil by
fright and screaming commissions ieverishrtss. thirst
pald hue bad in the mouth offensive BREATH cough
difficult breathing, itching AT the nose pains in the SION
ac nasea squeamhness yoracity, lcanness, tenesmns
itching nj the towards night, and nj length deec-
tions and films and One is n dnse for child two
wears ol-iwo for four old-ihree for eight
wears and five for adult and should he repeated every
morujrp or every other morning until relieved
II Sold mt the Variety store by P1NGBORN
BRINSN4ID, Jewellers, burlington. VI. wholesale
Agents liberal discount to merchants who buy to sell
again. ID
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A LOAFER'S LYRIC.

A LOAFER'S LYRIC.
Ny foot Is on "TmE BuRLINGToS,"
My qnid is in my month,
And old Red Rocks and Juniper
Are fading in the south;
The gull turns up her snowy wing,
The wild duck SCOTS away,
While here 20, II loaier tall,
As wild and free as they.
God bless the world care as much
For iUlks, as folks for me,
NV home is all along the shore,
My brethren all ! see.
Ny scot is in that loaer's purse,
My Quid in this ones box,
care as little how the world,
As how the steamboat rocks.
Away we go Old APPLE Tree
Bad luck to you say,
rccoect Picnic, srent
With YOU one windy day
Bad luck to You, but joy TO those
Noul never see agan-
wonder it they recollect
The wagon and pine plain
Port Kent Hurrah our Captain comes,
A cheer with right good will
guess AS how this louitr tall
Can come one better still.
Away away Our gallant boat
Leaves Comstocks nails and -four,
As if she loved to breast the wind
At eighteen miles an hour.
Three cheers Tor Plattsbursh . here they say
One Mrs Sarah Mack,
Gave that old lou(cr, George Provost
A rather wdrmsh smack
lie riRed all her current banks,
And got single mill,
And from NJ 'Comb, her old sweetheart,
A boz of best blue pin.
Back, TO the Bay Of Beauty, turns
Our hout with mHul a cheer,
But what care we about the Bay,
We have the Beauty here
We hurry by the Empire State,
Her hills and girls are bright;
A gody set those Workers, eh
They 90 all lengths for Prishf
We leave Port Kent, once more, behind,
Sill cheering in our rear,
VIII lie, rs we near 1t, Cancels Hump
Grows more dis,c' ard cl, ar.
..,,i,.o.J ,nnny a rnup.lLp hill
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-26

TUsT received, from Boston and New York, al prime
j assortment Of new goods, cheap for cash.
msye-I T. HUTCHINSON Jr
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The following was written, several years ago,on
toa'd the splendid steamer Burlington, on her first
Tip from Burlington to Pittsburgh.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
Vol S Ns2
tFum the P,t,Sburp Manufacturer
FIRST GUN FOR Is4li

Glorious news Tor the Democracy General
Bee.on, elected 10 Congress b. ONE THOUS-
AND maiati,y ~
We are glad 10 announce that al the special
election held on Tuesday last, in the Faysrte
aud Green dts, let. 10 supply the vacancy coca
sionsd by the resignation Of the Hon. Enos
Hook. the unccmpro'nisng Democrat. Gen. II.
". Beeson. has liumphsd over Stewart. the
crea, Gun Of Whiggery. BY about 1000 majority.
being a very handsome increase over Van Bu-
ten'- wajouIy.
Gen, Bersoa has long been known as one Of
the n,i,es,. must decided and active democrats IN
the sale-lhe Dire dIui f,e OF anti.ln1sooary, and
terror 10 bsnk Wigs. lie served his country as
u vo'ln,et n 1912, was meri5er IN the sams
Legislature near twenty years ago With General
Par,pr, and was president OF the Convention
ch.ch nominated h.r fos ge.siecion on the
4,h or Na1sh la, and we haIIahlr success "a "A
Es,re harbnssr ii tho triumph Of our cause and
eand drtc tn October
The most desperate efforts were made to De
icass 10, but IN ystn; the farmers. nonw'ths'and-
inr he busy season OF the year, nobysnrneJ on'
in the majesty Of their strength. and Showed their
devotion to the cause Of freedom an determined
hostility 10 the relgn Banks
]
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

Ponauosiiq A facetious gentleman travel
ma Inc interior Of The State on arriving at his
ladg,n6 mace IN tho evening, was met by The
l,as,ler. shon he thus addressed, "B"y exlricatc
hotqaudruped from the vehicle, siabuia'e fini'
deyoie an adequate supply q nutritious altineIlI
and when tile Aurota Of the morn again ilinmInes
l,o bnr,zon. will award you pccuu'Hty toIn'
ocpsa,ion for your anrcable hospitality" ne
NV NJ, understanding word ran into the house
say;,y. Masse- here's Dutchman wants 70 sf'
| you.n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

n florida War ItsnsHed.-- The Savannah
Ceorrian las received accounts from Plank" 70
~ ls,h. stating that The war had opened 90 bob
aides anew, and that COL Worth was making ev-
az o,eparaton 10 give the Indians bard heal:-
n, ,he,o,b party Of fifteen indians attacked a
~aaon train escorted by eigh, men about eight
,nls. from Fort Macomb killed one solder. beat
,hs others off and paged. the wagons. Lieut. smith
am,snsd with seventy men. but without success.
An ,he no.ts in middle florida continue very
a a;at,S 70 IN. o. Bulhiin, 2sth iHsl.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

The mere emission Of bank mites add no'h'nE
to the mass Of capital previously existing. hc'r'
a,.s neither lands, houses. machinery, ships, raw
materials, provisions, ramen', gold, silver OF any
othe, conceivable thing that comes under the oe-
nomination Of capital In fact. bank is nothing
In, ! ptom,se 20 deliver on demand a certain
quantity of aold and silver "hrh,@ capaal' aoo K
! easily 10 be seem that promise % deliver cap
ita IA moi capital itself, and that no cnnce'saole
number Of such promises can ever constitute one
atom II the Thing promised. Az well might y Oe
asserted 10 hungry man, thu, bakers promise
Il dallyer lod 81 bread. uas bread tseI'' OF -
shrsrinc man on q cold day. ialot's promise 10
deliver suit Of clothes, would protect hlm rom
ths weather as well as the SUIT itself. e. hdS"s''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
"Now by 81. Paul,
The mnrk goes braSely onlv.'

Happy pun Theodore Ilook,be'ng 10 com
ann m.herr he had said something humorous IA
rhytne Of every person present--on Mr. Winter,
late collector oftuxes being announced made The
following imprompln'
"Hcre comes Mr. Winter, collector Ct taxes
advise you give hun whatever ne axes
InlviSe van IL give il without any hummery
For though his names Winter his actions are
summary"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
fplf,RAM--lMpRoMPTu

or modern bonts, the best | know
The author all the world IS thanking
One written more for use than show
i quantity titled. Goags on Blinking
bu, still improvements NIGH, be made
wh;l.t hooks on hooks the world Is scruug'nC.
Let Biddle try 10 help the hade.
And write one titled, blanks on G0hgsng;
1'' (GloJe
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

TnE TExAs LoAS.--Ihe last number O me
National InieIligencer says;
We understand that private letters rom fars'
II ,bs ii of June, advise that Ihe difficulties
,sh;ch induced Messrs. Lafili 4 20. 70 suspend
M MT Texan lonn, had been removed, and thai ne
Ian vculd be opened on The Srd inst WIN all Inc
80 ~ ma influence ii The abose-named hou 2
Inch Inch had resolysdto carry the matter 'hrougi
,tiumphanlly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

an und;smhped Demoeyai--What a glorious
,h;or |. !. 10 Be goycroedIby prfnripl'i how i'fn
how spirilsd,--how peisesetnR ! m'n NJ ,on",,.
Inc beafl boats 40 freely and evenly Inc 'o"sue
wlrs " peaean and independently ana 'ne ey 'r
rlislens with delight that speaks me puH'y %
M heat. Nothing can cool The ador o. a ma"
of pr;pc;pI4; nothing can cause him to ia'ef OF
b.l, Il I'M GOOD cause. baltimore Ktp.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17


f"I have cone fer my country. aud Ell manklnd.
an hiatt could d.. ant now resign my soni with
.ut fear. Il, NV God ani nv daughter 10 my eoun-
try. v-Js6srson's dying ssord'.
The eloquent tnugue is mule,
Tie cage eve DIN:
He hears not lhy salnle-
Nhsi Is tbs word TO hun
Fur though an earthquake tent
The niyhty earth IN twan,
And Shook iae hrmlGent--
He would not wake again
Al ihat vas EARTHLY, lies
Low IN hs gave benea'h'
Hisheayenly psri deheS
The mighiiut $ ei death
Then lei he ,aauderSroii.
The mtgisiy caun Ms roar
They cannot reachhs soul
Upon iiat happy shore
AlilAathe wished below
From mofial saan, was gwen
What cafll could nnt uesiow
sEranied him ~ heaven.
For icd BY FRErpoMs hand,
He grew from nlaaey,
lie lhg,niesl el the lanj-
His cradle, LIBERTY.
Tie sunshine On The plains,
The eate on the hills;
The heart thai now complains,
The buSonI that now thrills;
The JOYOUS lhluTs q eanh,
Ine mnnn, The nuun The even
All BslAed his wurih
As il IS known in hraven.
lie PRAYED but to survive
III see that blessed day,
And God SAID, Let him ilrel
Aud Death then passed away
And Strengthened, ,onthed, susta ned,
b. that Mysterious Po'ccr,
He never more complained,
But mcnded from that hour
His ailh had power to cause
That which was not 10 be,
And balIed Natures laws,
And halltred Destiny.
II soul was IN The lalll
Driving anchored last;
And when he bowed 10 Death,
The time I've wished was past
He saw the Fields Of Bass
Spread OUT before ms eyes,
A brighter world than this
The HeareRiy Paradise.
And pruphrtlc-use, he Slood
Upon the Mount Of Time,
And saw beyond the Hood
Eternity Sublime
lie went not down az one
| That knew mortality;
Boz set as sells tie sun
up.n The lar-oli sea
And though his lips are mute,
HIS eage eye ~ dm-
He hears uot lhy salute
We have tie light Of ln.
The hand oi God above
Led hm along ht.Nay
OF neyer-dying love
. 10 Everlasting Day
Brghl rs The etrlnai sno
The Lord OF Heaven, shall be
The race that thou hast tu0,
I Through all eternity.
Then shout for him ~ more
Cease now your reyelfy-
For who can had that shore
Which, bounds eterpjlyf
For in that lar of Land
Beyond Tie each ri thought,
Y He filns The Pafr,ot Land,
lYho GtSl tOr Freedom fought.
- - ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

Anew Torl paper tells story Of 20 old lazy
ov.r 100 years Of age, who bad one maiden
S .v r. aged IS years. The daughter dedons
day when tbe mother exclaimed IN the ln'lnss 2,
~ ~, e,;ef..O, boo.hool knew; never; shoO'o
! raise that child.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

FIVE are authorised 10 announce SAlclaels
McCarty as candidate for the Office o. Tax
Collector d Lowndes counye The next No'etn.
Der election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

t-- We are authorised 70 announce EilEi1i
b. CASTOR as candidate for the Once OF
Treasurer o! Lowndes county at the ensuing no
pmber election
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

~ VIZ are authorized 70 announce Alfred
Thacner. us a candidate Tor The oiiico o.
Coroner II LownAes County Al the ensuing No-
yember elec;inr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

n We are are authorized 10 announce Jno.
n. MIslin, as n candidate for reelection TO
lhs Office Of Treasurer Of Lowndes County at
the ensuing November election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

Cen. Richard G.. Dunlap native Of Tennes,
.ee and late Minister from Texas 10 the Unieo
states died nj New Orleans Of conges'Te FEVER
IN ,he c2d int. after al illness Of six days
" - Matches Conrisr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

t5J- WE are anthoHzed To annnuhce Geo.
w. VVaddeli a. candidate for lax Curcs
,orfr lie County Of Lowldrs Al the neSt Np-
vcmber election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

Tar sui against Diddit.---I Il y stated Y
". philadclpbih North Amcrrpn ihnt tllc rtlil
~ by ,he United State Bunk against ~.
I,9IdIe, II brought y recover NEARLY seven 'un'
dred ,housaud liars, paid oul during Ms admin.
;styatou. lnr Which no sonchera can be laund; q
,yhich sum more thon four hundred fhoutand
daIi.,s Il i asssrisd, WIRE paid 70 hfi pufpo-
81. ,,nknowo, upon tie chick 81 the Cashier
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

Te1es boundary Line--Iii y said that, in run.
ming lbo boundary line. the parish Of Caddo mas
lost a considerable portion oftwo townships
some cases involving the boundary question arc
already in course Of litigation before the Ds"'c'
cniirt oE The parish Of Caddo.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

HrAtru or NEw OnLEATs.- Inc Flca!una
u sunday. The orb says, as yet there are no
sieos 81 an epidemic N our CITY
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

Thomas Allen Esq eo.or and proprietor ~
the Madisonan. has been eiecteA PRIMER 10 me
United Stote Senate. -,
And NIessrs Gales and Seaton oil the in'elh'
,ao.e, nrinters 10 the House.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

Ths lava and iournrl- 81 is4l have been
.l.esd u The hand Of di.,rbntors, Officers car
pnroeareshsm by uppfying n ille county seats
p'0'1esss " L.Nisnshippian.
ire election far Eifigadsr General q me "fs'
brigade third divisinns Ailss'ss'Ppl A'le"' 'ss'
WI II The cleetion uf Col. J. T. Jshs'so"'-
when received, We intend publishing Inc 's'u"''
IN frll.--Ib.
y;sbolas D;ddie has employed Geo. N. Dnlla,
!. co,,,,ssI II The siit ngansi him BY the Cntfo
states Esank 40 says ruinot -Io.
hi, stated il 4 New Totk paper thai ~,
,ooh pIace ID Detroit u consequence ., ifaoo
and s~indIing having been comtnllien ~ n
bank " Michigan. Much property vas ae'""'
ed. lib.
Thomas j. Green, Esq has declined beng ?
.adsas1s az Congress md Il running for hepre.
sentative from the county Of Warren ana c',f :"
| yickstatg. -
/ NJ. Wac talks of die importance Of harmony
a,conv I'M Wings or Congress. He : g"o1
deal lke those folks who preach temperance az"
m m alaal,al Louisville Journal
py fty6 SgSaNitsala " ia slfi tms II ne relief
and revenue net. Tie amount &C currency
which tbry ate authorized 10 ISSUE. under the act,
]! IS Sl,o4s,42T. 10.
nv The Inst accounts from Jumaica il appears
that the project Of introducing Isborers into that
/ island from A(fica. wns gong into operation
The ahip Hector arrived II kinghon. on The
Goth. nh. 80 daysfom Sierra Leone A'r''
with 267 cninred emigrants. 11o Of whom WIRE
liberated Africans, md Ga Maroons. 10
Thomas Allen Esq. eoeor and proprietor ~
,ha Madisonian. has been elcctsA PRIMER TO the
United State Senate. -.
And Messrs Galesnnd Seaton OF the in'sh
ceocer printers 10 the House.
Cen. Richard G.. Dunlap native OF ennef.
10. and late Minister from Texas 10 the Oni'eo
states died al New Orleans Of congeshve fever
on ,he c2d int. after an illness offs days.
} Matches Courier.
Teres Boundary Linc.--ltis said that, IN run
7 rins The boundary line. the parish Of Caddo mas
loss a considerable portion oftwo townships
I some cases involving the boundary question arg
already in course Of litigation before me D's"e'
Court Of The parish Of Caado,
e HEA1rn or NEw ORLEAEs.- ne rlca!0n'
. Of Sunday. The 27lb says. as yet 'nsfs a'e y
= signs Of an epidemic IN our city
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

r. VIZ arc authorized 10 announce law
son III. Willcf0rti, rs candidate i'r
the office Of Tax Collectdrof LoNndcs County
4, the next ensuing November election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

TEyHOMAS u. BELL il candidate io' the
of;ca ~ Town Constable at me ensuing
,lec,o, July 3, lsql
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

no yon see my thing remarkable, ION maj
YOU stand there, allthe morning, gazlng down
r.reetf''
No nee noshingy yet. but expect every mo-
,,o,, vhsu shall. I'm watching for the uei'es
times they promised d when gid TIP 80 sIsc'
| ted. s -
VERY well look sharp, and Whsn you 81
hem coming. iusl lei me know. vilI yon II
'0''" ~O''5' vi ypirii NJ The .agt,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

Defs,td ~ i sad ia,i Aa f5tfasliiae Wme ca
nao,e Nebsler. nhen Tho u. n Senate. once
areY 5figgg Mi " not come Rdla'qm' o''"
A. orr naiionnl anniversary occurs ~
sand.y aid Daniel never bFeaks 'he Sapu !,
a ,st@ss lie country happens b" IN we mos
- III ,..volnnon.n That's lucky for Mr buo -
Mrs PAIR lpi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

T.o much ruth. young lady lalsiy %.
served. When / 20 tol The theatre, ] nm very
cnreless Of my dress, u lhe audience arg iog ~
,sn,;ye 10 the play 10 observe my wardrobe !;
-. when 90 10 church, ! am very particular 70
NV outward appearance: ~ most people 90 there
y 49, how their nsighbors dress and dePof'
themselves
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

An Ir,.hman was observed 70 feed hls pIg one
~, n reoetlon and ID sfarve i The nex'. w De.
ing asked his reason FOR doing n. he said; 'oeb'
are and isn't Ii that likes. 70 have Ocacn WIN
stake o'fat 10 the sirake o'iane equally one 81
ter anolherl"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

Th.mas ]. Green, Ed. has declined beng
r.rdas.e for Congress md Il running Tor Nepre,
sentative from the county of Warren ana c'y %
Tickstnfg.