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New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
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i1 or J,yNEtS EXPEt TORASi lie. them read
the igilo~ag letter from ose no hls 20 interest IL -
FHlL ,DELPHlA, December, i-f..
To H. J.yxr. Dear SIT Sc astonishing asi alEe-t
r-ITse.o-s usnetcI.l effects yolr vauabe tNPtCI 10
RANT h. o. rrv reic .hor The Rev hr. RushHe made
- favorable .n Impression ly Elad that after coz
.uI,iar TN several fre, - and learning at You aere
-RElyI-LAI. PEACTITIONERO or NE le - - cdi45!
upos yos snd purchased h-a dozen oceS. and tod you
: Iv.t TO tSs tae1- yol should a4ye good report
I'm live scd vsll tn. is5 thanks Ac 70 rnereifHl
God end your Expe-:ora-t; and ncrF cone iofTaFd
ca,erfuily 10. h NY ProE.i,s
FROM the cascts hard dry Ugh. paiu IN my pre
and diz cuyy br.ah.cg tie at nye 81 Haiea e's aHJ
:sycrs ey4rg FrIag ana toll we're -dted 10 ny M ~
~. worn az ~ 70 4 mere skeleton TIh The sreie' d-
duv on, could get 10 aad dom stars fsy appetite
as gone ana nv strelgts had so aT isled me et ~!
friends we're persuaded cead aoi szr'iye many ~eeH>
u.,ie.s obtained relief Indeed, -ir ny -tiaon 81 so
as-f-ctly miserable myself. and 90 tsre'sI 20 n!
i,f1r ttat ielI wiling die, whenever Notil 'ieasc
the N 4.tcr TO take hoso. hut n-a-d OF fru- III H
me. AID relief came ics Il pro.ed me h-iiA oi I'll
ed 20 nv poor off ctcd body Before bad taken o "
HOTTLE experienced mirgatonoi al my >4'nriciss
and ny great JOY found 10 ne 90 a,isa e .. s ~ e
sappiest reli.f. In mort. s.r. II fih> MADE fhk
FEtT CURE OF NE, and lean .9ui; say nave Eodesse
yo.' consider 1t a duty owe you. AMI through yol
hc public. - nasc my case Known neie'nc mar ], WIZ
5e a. ean, Of directing hundreds Sho lre afflicted A.
have hceu 20 the rem Z: Tnic7 rndrF me -t,s
ing. Of God consider ;o have PRESERVED Wy LIZ
You are At hher.y. make ot LIS ci-r 20 yeF
aivuHte-e aud make ms case aS -1ie7'''s'E NHo"a
known as you please. II thnre 1H any who t9uhl
the ruth Of tue above account, i-r thcnl 10 me-
shalt be happy To ihcD. aui will not oaiv conhfm
the above statements, brt III give them particulars Tnca
IL would unnecessary 10 furnish 'cr The pubic press
Wi.h everlasting gratitude, am dear n
..ff Cd
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F}PRE>N NAIL LINE FROM NEW-}ORh
10 rIrssx-
:0C EASTON. PA. ..az:7: AE..a37

- NEW BRUINS y ICK.-F:rc through 3
-puly. lSuadays exrcp,edA from the foot o; LiHyfN
to, of Liberty street Northern Ho,, foot Of Cortaudt
.rcst or OF ,.r assHt board he Car Who VIII ae-
company the passengers 10 Ncw-ErsnsN Nch
The rayclsc public Informed that Stouts lnr iaAe'
the ,,s,sc, ~ les time thar any othe notwth-andng
,ne boosts Of ceftiu hEmbge called the People Ll-e'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

] XII Y N1FTas = z dEI'T
ID abe artcle. prepared by HIiiam Brwn,a thorough
ch, ml,i faithful truegi- at the corner Of Washing
and Elliot sircct,. Is decidedly the most pleasant
acathnl and ciftc i've compound market for the
relief and cure Of the distressing and dangerous coughs
which prevail lmonc the winter months IL m ely
prepared highly medicatcd With approved eNpecio
rants - a. 20 aig r in. relief the irrtated organs
Of the throat ihout producing, too often TIE case
with candies. uau.catiug anL deeterioas effect upon
the stomach Having unfortunately been compelled to
u,e 1t several tunes within couple Of year, have
found /, both grateful and useful and conf ently
commend /; 70 frierds. Time,.
S B-Bc careful 70 observe the signature of William
-tic,, IN the market C !or Browns compound Bone
Candy Medicated
sold At vhocsal- and retail 10y \. Il. & D. SANDS,
Druggists Nos ~ ant loo Fulton street and - East
Broadway o@1 Im
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
EIELD'saNoDYHE SHAVING CREAM

1 The superiority OF t article the many empnm
used Shaving Soap and vcndcd throu, hout tn, listed
states established by the fact that the Judges at the f
OF the American ln.t'uc have awarded for it he ff'
premium diyloni 1t Il al,o recommended articl.
pi tie toilet for sides producing rIc5 and PermansI,
lahFr mas the advantage Of rendering tho skn 'o ,S
mcOth, and o., ccgnIrd rrcYsnt. chaps irecAIel
der particularly sefvceaOle 10 esh th- tender AD
'nianis, aencc ae genera PIE c.s acc eHtSnded 70
auxiliary n4urgery the CASTLE 80 othsr s9aP
: elegantly put co7e.ei pos. ~ e1gct eiiss @
tol,. nd aaranel 20 keep IN aly climate. None Esis
uuiG-s si.red II. F.e5.
II hoe.ae b, Com.tock and Co. Maiden iiui
Oco@, McRes-on co. iij MaIte liHe B 81.
le1 Fulton - cor oi " i1m and - Fulton, cor Of Ut
Retail by Dr Guion Of Crane and Bo"efy -ac cJ
F.S II. . Guion, - Broid~ay. Whole'ae -HJ re- -
y the Pronn.tar cor. Ian = and 81 avenue "
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;, g.--as - nDtS sss;ts. WNESU kSA :

:, F---rs y i3Es IT! " = sb 4 IN
r.-,s:5a-z,--,se FALL AKRANGEMENT-rhe steam
-zoasAN esss=zs~ boat OSIRIS, Capt J. L. Al-'rc "!
commence running on Saturday, September oh' as io
lows-leayc Fslto, Market slip, East RIVER >yery -
,r-ay At 10 o'cio <. a. IL. Tuesday "Wednesday and
Friday at O'Clock, 4. NJ
Rou,rnirg leaye I'd Bank every Monday morning, Al
70 o'clock A. 81! Tuesday. "Wednesday and Frica!
It haif-ras, - O'Clock, T.. NJ.
The boat -il run as =hoyc until fsrtser notice nav
Icr:lnu no .na.. ar ne.isIttlng. 50 sn
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S T O Y e 5

CTnyEs. STOVES, 257t BLEECKER-ST.-
> large assortment OF Stoves for wood coal seita5e
for large OF snail families Also for sale, Hall ard PR
lor Stoves o; the !stesi patterns cheap ioT caSH.
Jshbinr done - tha shor;estEo;lce-
All orders thankfully received and punctsay attended
q au1l II GEO HARRIS. ~. BIeeeker -
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TEE HgTyl EA

-l1.r00 Falsehcol Gu
no; destroy oge Truth.
The truth =. wsli d,-
rectcd experience wifi
elicit tac truth, snd the
following asscvera,lon Is
predlcated on 10 wears
experience IN the heid Of
medicine, and the result
J., that the copp->iiI-n
dsnotninafed ROGERS
NFGETABl.EPTLMO-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
DTCKITN:> PATENT RAILWAY

ID COOKING STON T. for roo1 or coal ~ introduced
mo tis city in the ,prne OF 90, snce which tine the
ale n th.s CITY and "a sshere hss teen very great II
posse.se great adyasaEe NOS; other Stoves II the
IL. OF the oven which capable Of baking SIX larCs
OF bread the best manner, vi;h = little iael and
IL a. short time - any other store Ry -iIa?is move
inelt Of the stove the fire ay moved II nchc. nearer
10 farther from the oven thereby increasing o. dlIE
ssiae Inc he,t Thc >;oye has tour boiler holes aat =
capable doing as much work acy otaeF ever offered
Acaneral assortment Of Stoves, Hoo~ Ware, Stove
n - Il. WICKES. a3l >va.er-.;rse,-
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ETOl Es

= and Parlor S;oves Of various patterns, for Dot,
,ood ,nd coal Ia offering various Patters vita ;-a
recent ,nprov erent have the f-llest confidence
pleasing a mo shall favor us With tAeir patronage The
stoves - sell 20 be used vi,s anthracite coal all
..ruced pi,n the r-ye-a5!e ias HhcA h' been proved
70 bs the only corr,o, for good baking Stove To
PARMALEE PATf:TT has e-,abii,hod for t-elfa -epu
taon heretofore saeqsnled IN tnis cry; yet con;au
20 have t.e exclusive als Of ih, valuable Stove. S,ran
-crs visiting ;h- city would d, sel call s-i examine
our stoves and prices
HOUSE & MORRISON, al5 Water street.
IInL.s.- D l.
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pjs,y nI.L u CO.'S. LINf

y-z-ss ~ FOR NLNBUKGH, LANDINU
'CAINtYELL'S WEST POINT 8 COLD
sfsf fsfrss>1SnaS-s,- SPRINGS Tse steamboat; HlGHLAN-
DER Captain Eobcyt Wsrdrop, wall leave the foot o,
y. ar-ea.trret Nc-Y.rk eyrry Monday, Thursday and
Sa,vrday -;t-rnoon, at O'Clock. -,
Retarrlrc. the HIGHLANDER will leave NcwbrFgh
svery Monday mcrauT 1t o'clock, ard Tuesday aud
rrilaY afternoon a.; o'clock.
For -sigb, or passage. 4ppy 10 nc Captain board
\ B-ti ba-eas aGl iEei.ht Of ever! aescripton ana
i, o. s9ec- ri ,n board this boa. must be at the risk
.ir.4 q, tl-. -,'po jy29
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y eaI.iHs Iio,l w .I.T .Msa:rHENsoN. Nor.cb. Ct.

Mcssrs A B. u Sands. Gentcmeu Fecllas indrbt-
ed to you for vaiuabc service you haze render
cd myself and fsmy, 30 most ch-efiails niorm you
rbat nv wife l., cntircy cured of the Salt Kheum
y the Use of your remedy, aud syrup Of >arssI arla-
She had be sevsrey aic cted wth the disease ON her
hard, om her childhood. and commenced the Use o. our
medicines without much ccut1 uce but on.y hat box
bad b., used b,ore there great amentmen; and BY
continuing II ic" week, longer It Was - rely erioca
ted There has been spP-aranse OF tlg dise4s for
,norc thsn a year. Yours, mo L resp"ctullv.
C,;.kiu o T. l-4I NATHL. II HlNNAN.
Preraroa anI sold whole,ao and re.' by A. b. 4 ~
SANDS - aud 100 Eaton t. aad - ta.t Brondway y
Y. sold also bv II. R,wls y Co, Ab,nyi T. Tryett,
Poughkccpsio J. +. P-tten, New.iI1ycn; l. W Bull,
Hartford; J 4. Wadsworlh, Providence VIM B.o"n.
+ Washington l., Boston. aui by druggists generally
IL all the pslncipil towns N the Cnl'ed states
Pricr 81. 3.-,lcrcians supplied the most ber-
Al terms. \. Il. y y SNND>- Druggists
o23 I'm - and 100 Fulton Il. aad - Eas Broadway
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

n KENHEDY, lately from Troy, y. y. ass' as,'
". this opportunity to isform his old cps.'-s cp' "a,
'-iera- and the public generally, that be has .he -
'iinos Hair Culting Curling and Shaving oa'oop,
Clinton corner Of Grasd streets Having had long I'D
renee Ia the husiness, re competent TO cut 500
Hair in TIC most fashionable style Please give ca
os In
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the public. and generally too vel known 10 require
much be said n their f.ror. U4r stoves made OF
-he bcsi mstrri aad IN the most ornamental style.
The proprIc-oF would crg'ion the psblic ssogt tht
many Stoves Eade imitation Of ths Oimsted Stove. bu
ideriac u IN mcst nual paris. and would recon
mend 10 ali IN - call and examine MS asser'm Mt
vhIch surpassed point Of beauty utility, and
ll b. found be cheap am other et-bishmeat
All KIND. OF Tork solicited and -i;eHaed +
lrompju-ss JAMES L. 2. DEAN, 2i0 Watsr-st.
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,vy vynynALBANY AND

- sNgW-SeEA:AAL,,SH "A "A ~ go ~ - go
49, TROY S'rEAABoAi Li,r sp' '''O-''''
~szzzSz-s-=Ee~- froal ;he foot Of Ba-t!ay-sI1I9t,
TAe TROY .....- Erlisy morning a Q ciOSH ~.
The SWALLOW Saturday Piorarg Al - e1>N
IT, TROY -. Mo1d,y morning Al ocloe
From the foet OF CortiRrdi-sHee''
Direct Nithc-t landing.
The DE WITT CLINTON. Tuc>da! afternoon a. y
The DE WITT CLINTON, THURSDAY ai'efsooh' a.
>,-,erAn tioods Freight Baggage. Bark B'lis SPe-
ci. r ,y other snd ofPrspeTy taken shipped, 81 pI
~ boar, the Boat tn, Line must be at the rlsA ot ,ue
o-fror~ Of s4ch Goods. Freight Baggage &c o.
pEoPgE,s LINE FOR ALsANS.
- = AND lNTEKMEplATt PLNCh>'
At ; O'Clock 2. u from ts9 Per between
-S--s=z-s--Sa~ C-ur;llad I'D il6er.y s;rsst,
tn. ,om,n,dious Steamboat SorTI ANERiCA Caps
" pr,,-ard leaves = above On iHe>cay' Ihaf>uAS
nj S,riri4 ~ afternoons At o'cloSS. -.
T6s NORTH AjlENlCA Cs2t VI H. tiueis e' -. 80
=. .5oye l5l Albany drect al P NJ on lesa'y' ihl's
e7y Ts sa aPS.33lrirrR Capt, P S' John leaves a.
,b.on Weue.ay and FRIDAY seino'n', a. . e'Ie
= T,e ,bose bort. arc ne aui ubstasi3i' "a fa, n.a
,tn ec-art state Ro,m,, and Tor sPsel Az '10
i,,i5u, a-c auriysicd or the Hudson. o.or-rr a,
Fr Pa,s-ge or Frcicht apply TO /. I - -.
- ... ,r en-, - 1,rf. or o. board.
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xAgY Gill. No. : Te:n7aay 4 shove foog;A; ,,,

Prcps-rt a-d .old AZ No y >-l,H si't -trcc Plila
loiI a. wholesale and -etail by \. 3. y. SANDS,
DRUGGISTS. No.. - ard lcJ Fu.lon >treat and DAVID
SANDS CO, No. = tn.t 8-oadway. Y o@j I'm
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EASTERN INISIUN
S!:: :.s::,.s.s SS!sss, - saw-yoHE < & rn.s
z -Isss 4 SI-Trlhs wi

ssss..sss tssll raw.yoxK & EKlE
2ss2-51l2G sess--.5 l.=,-G Fs D-rr7iHs viii
hereafter ran between New York 4Rd Goshen a coriins
the folosIng AZ an:em Ut topping 81 ieru'u'; pau
vettyie C2rkso~n tirecubrsh. Pa>cae, Su;iern ka@h
20 station, Monroe Works, Turner'S, osainan'illc Mon
''' ''''7 ''' FROM NETWORK.
A PASSENGER Tram cEcYv morning except SAnday,)
t,av,r, rp. foot e Ahauv--t AT o'clock ~ the Compa
ny, Steamboat UTICA. Captain Alexander IT, Schultz
4 Passenger Tra.n pery UeSnefday and Saturday 81
~ O'clock from the loot oi Antiy sHest III th'
4 Fre,ga, Train erery Mou4ay, Tuesday, Thursday
and Friddy afferroon, at o'clock, from the foot OF
Chambers street, 10y the ,teamnost Union.
FROM GOSHEN.
4 PASSENGER TrGia ecery morning, except SundAyO
II oclocA arriving Nc~iork by the steamboat tti'
+ Pa.ssngcr ram crery Wedne.day and Saturday
ejle,noen at ; oslocs arriving IN Hew-York by the
4 Freigbt Train ererp Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
and Frday afcrn0OH O'Clock, arriving ~ NeN-l orh
~ steamboat u oa an- arses at the foot oil Chanoes
street.
For freight or passage inquire the Company's Trnn.
,or.tln oicc corner of Liberty and N-ststreetsi "d
at the various Depot. the line Of the road.
Freight will be received the foot of Albany-strect
on Wednesday spd Saturday and at the foot oi Cham,
-crs'treet, on Noaday Tn,,1sy agd FRIDAY unHl
o25 If Of the E,,,c' Division n. ! and r. X
-. E6is aAIE-'rhe fat sailing, copperod and
<ItE copper fastened Bark ELlZ ,BETH, $40 tons or
O0n hhl- bhFtPcn, >haFp buit ana weil calcuN
ted for "a whaier. Apply to
ol9 IF GRlNNELf., MlNTURN & Ca. - South--t.
1T Fox SALE. EKEyGllT, or CHAR
TEEz TER--Thc fast sailing. coppored aud copper
-@7@r-f..tencl Bark ROSALBA, Spencer master 1900
bb,. burhen, ~ perfect order for voyage Apply
to GaINNELl MINTIRN & Co = South-st olou
- ifOss CANTON, DiKECT.-The
4ss:css superior fist SAILING ship HORATIO Rowland,
'- ter, will he de patched for the above port on
the 10th proxm). For freight passage, applyto
GRIN ,Ef.I, Ml\TIfn&,. 4. co. = South :
EsshAS'. ts2EAE'. CHEAP at JAMESON
" & JfRVIS'S Cheap Engraving and Printing Office.
listing Card Plate cpgraycd and fifty Cards for only
81 81. Al other Engraving }. half he usual price
Pc1sc call and examine specimens No. 20; Courtard ST.
corner (,resupirA n 3H,
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COnPOsITION ROLLERS, of the be-,
- materials and quality AMI Of al! .izes the Of
fee Of me New World, 80 Ann-i- Inquire of Mr. J. ".
RICHARDS, n lhe Press Room (b.semenL) au2l #
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1sE;7 .IyEy.' DIVIDEND.

In th- mater OF he II "1Ft insurance
Company Of New York s. Receivers
nUR>rANT 10 an or5sr made At CoaF' Of Chsue-sy
.ell s,r The >atc OF Ne's Y,rk at the city Of New
York on ta- lsa day Of October sii before ,ae ,ca
crsbr Villas I. McCoun, Wee Chancellor oil 'Ac fint
Clrcait.
Notice i. hereby gwen that the above receivers vii
farther uscni out Of the assets FemainH; IL
their ha-d. Of the former oAard Insurance company Of
h,lf .r ccu upon the amouat due the creditors and
claimants cf id n>oivcnt Corporation respectively o.
account Of the secusd iaa dividend. Aad that sses
payment l bo a-dr the OIicc Of the lio-Sd l'aF-
srcc C-c1uy No. - " all and sf:er yc I'D dsy Of
October t>tl. l>ieced3 X. HANEN> President.
T.vt, purrf fs-. S.,--r4-rv on 2w
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IN CHANCERY-Be Before the Wee Chancellor OF
| The siftCirc.it-Jlmc luerVs. Wilton Is. G.rrebrahi
,oi Nav blln,,. Master. .Ilc."i ilam Whiting, So
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ftsshAi'! CHEAP NsaEGIaE' At JAMlSC

q y En- 1T 't''IIt1'7t'
~ & JERVlSS Cheap Engraving and Printing Office.
Visiting Card Plate rd and fifty Cards for only
81 81 Al other Engraving half The usual price
Pclsr call and specimens. No !9i Courtlard ST.
corner f,reeugprA ~, 3H'
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fi;tc superior fist ssilng snip HORArlO, Rowland,
ter, wll be despatchcI for the above port on
the 10th proXimo. For freight or passage, appyto
90 GKlN ,ELl- MINTnRNA IS 60. = south u
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

II OF JAtNt'S LNF1I IV0A' IL ~ 80
the -il,. sttr tom ose = 10 hls 20 interest II ;e
sale VI L..
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12
TO THE BALD HEADED


Does amy know neghhOr friend who has been
Bald, and whose head covered with fine hair -
Que whose collar covered with dandrutl, though
brushed every hOur-whch has vanished entirely!
Or one whose hair AT early turning grey, who
now has not grey hair Children whose heads
cred with scuri-whOse hair would not grow, that are
growing the fullest crops of hair Some cases must
be known 10 most persons. Ask them the cause, and you
will he told these things have been by the of the
BALM OF COLUMBIA. Of20 years growth is this arti-
cc its demand increasing annually hundred per cent
though when discovered not opposed by any thing for
the same purpose now asSailcd by almost numbCrcss
mushroom trash preparations that will ruin the hair used
tn any extent. Can more than these facts be wantcdrc
fer to the recommendations by list Of resprctd
bty uncqualed by ANY ohcrarlce Look these things
by this article Stay and preserve your hair by its use or
bald restore it. Ladies' attend to ts-hundrcds in fash
Onable life using the only article really fit for the
toilet. Long hair Is very apt to TALL ont Ladies', the
Balm of Columbia in time tOsaye yourselves the disgrace
Of badness by neglect Of your PERSONS
II is your duty morais preserve the beauties OF
nature, with which bonnti Creator has endowed you
--iise the Balm, for IL Will do it,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12
SHE WOULD MARRY NO MORE.

The widow she wept, and the widow she cried,
For it was but week since herhusband had died,
And good soul was he hut just turned four score,
So the widow declared she would marry more.
The widow was young and the widow was air,
And her mourning she wore with so touching an air,
That many folks said--nay great many swore,
Twas II pity she vowed she would marry no more.
The widow had houses, the widow had lands
And silver laced ackes = obey her commands,
carriage to ride in, with rlno in store,
Yet still she declared she would marry more.
The widow she wept, the widow she cried,
twas twelvemonth that day since her husband ha'
died,
gallant came in--he had been there before
"Oh say not, fair lady, youll marry no more,
The widow she blushed, and the widow she smiled
Other grief and her tears for the moment beguled
swell perhaps once again. but although TO three score
should live, Pm determined I'll marry no more"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

POURING RooMs.-John Adams, in his cores
pondence with Mr. Cunningham gives the following
description of Boudoir;-" What is a Boudoir?
1t is Pouiiag Room. And what is Il Pouling
Room' In many gentlemen's houses in France
there is an apartment of an octagona form, twelve
OF fifteen feet across thrty-sx or fOriy-ye round
and all of the eight sides, as well as the ceiling
above, are all of the most polished glass mrrors;so
that when man stands in the center of the room,
he sees himself in every direction, multiplied into
row of sells, as far as the eye can extend. The
humor of it is, that when the lady of the house Is
out of temper, when she il angry, or when he
weeps without cause, she may he locked up in
this chamber to pout, and see, in every direction
how beautiful she is
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

PHnENoLoGIcAL ."-[By
Sam Slick Sam, to sell his clocks, has recourse
to soft swader,' done up in phrenology;
81 looks at one ofthe young crowd up gals air.
nest like till she says MIR Slick, what airth are
you a-lookin' att Nolhin' says |, my dear, but a
most remarkable development, says 1.-The most re-
markabIc, too, ever seed since was raised.
so slides out my knee for seat, and says it's
no harm, Miss, you know, for Ma is here, and !
must look near TO tell YOU; so draws her on my
ually one arm goes round the waist and t'o,hcr
hand goes TO the head, bumpoogizin', and wills
pers-wit, paintin', Judgement, fancy, order music,
and every good thing Almost. And she keeps Il
sayin', Well, he's witch well, how strange !
lawful heart Well, want TO know now never!
do tell ms pleased all the time as any thing. Lord ,
squire, you never any thing like its Jcrusal-
um fsc fun. We'll then, wind upby touchn the
back of her head hard, (you know squire, what
they call the 'amalivc' bumps are located there
and then whisper bt of Il joke to her about her
maxim u very,yery oyin' wife, and so on, and she
jumps up coorin', and a-sa,in', It's no such
thing lou missed that guess amy how. Take thai
for not guessin' better and pic,endin' to slap me,
and all that, but actilly ready 10 jump over the
moon for delight. Don't my clocks get lust adj
mired, and then boughIen after this readin' of
heads, that's all Yes, lha,slhc beauty of phre-
nolOgy. You can put clock into their heads when
IL e.. =.
as kiss my hand. ] have sold notion lot Of ZEN
by it.
"The only thing ngin phenology is, it's little
bit dangerous. It's only fit for an old hand like
me, that's up TO trap, for raw one is amazing apt
to get sPooney. Taking gal on your knee tina,
way, with one hand on her heart that goes pitts
pat, like watch tikn,' and the other royn'about
her head, a-discovcrin' of bumps paguey apt to
make fool Of you without knowing of it,.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

THE MEETING OF THE PoETs.-ln the city,
well known to every body, if they can find out the
name-a pocical genius was hauled up before IA
poetcal magistrate, for kissing girl and kicking up
n DUST and the following interesting dialogue en-
sued:-
Mag: Is your name John Jay
Pris; Yes, your honor, so the people say.
Mag Was it you that kissed the girl, and raised
the alarm
Pris: Yes, your honor, but thought it no harm
Mag: You rascal did you come here 10 make
rhymes?
Pris: No, you honor, but it will happen some
times.
Mag: BE off, you scamp, get out ofmy sight
Pris Thanll'ee your honor, then III bid you
good night.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

"CHGr CHAr,"--' Nh squibbs, are there any
tales in the STAR to-dayi'
yes my dear-onc,'
'Ah dear me, let me see it,
Cant
20, yes you can
'No my love, can't
Well what tale is it y
"a HHle pigs taH'
"A pigs tall
'Yes-'hat pigs tail that got this morning, in
market-l'ye got it in the ashes, wrapped up in Il
STAR" and roasting Tor you, my dear.
20 la Mr. Squibbs you are always so funny
Rtchmoad Star,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12
CAUTION CIRCULAR.

ITO DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Those valuable articles, OIDRIDGE's BALM OF CO.
~ MBlA for the Hair, and HAYS IINlMENTtor the
Piles &c, have been extensively conncricited Those
wanting these preparations will please ALWAYS WRITE when
ordering from other house for Comsfocks dTtclcs.
The true articles have that name or signature always
the wrapper and vendors viii remember that when or
dcring. the limitations exposed In nearly all the
newspapers throughout this country that they could not
be sold, should they be 50 unfortunate to them.
Our friends throughout the Union are requested to give
immediate notice, by letter should any Of the counter
fcits appear In their respective places RcspertIiy
COMSTOCK q co.
Wholesale Druggists Fletcher ST. n Y
For sale in Woodstock VT. by
SLY T. UUTCJIJsOy Jr
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12
CAUTION

Several most hacrant attempts have been made to
counterfeit the true Balm OF Columbia. Some of the i'm
posters have gone far to counterfeit the splendid
wrappers, and the Falls Of Niagara, aud every external
mark except the name of Comsock which they dare
forge
To avoid impositions therefore, always look for the
name Of tOmstuCk n Co. or L. :. CumstOck and never
huy the article unless II has that name upon It.
sold Wholesale aud Retail only at No. , Fletcher
str u Y.