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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-02

Old Tip has called for the same articles, but the
republican simplicity of Mr. Munroe will not an
swer for him. His articles must be Il little better
and more regal: and the priccs-
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-02

lLjs About $50 votes were pollcd on Wcdncs-
day, for Council Of Censors, all for the regularly
nominated ticket except three or four.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-02

iD@Wherc is the Spirit Of The .Age
There is n witty editor
In Woodstock he docs Jwell,
VIC dinna get his paper
And, why I'VE canna tell,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-02

Tire Picayu"c comes in quario form these
days. Kendall is great child, nearly as great as
aS,-ugh ugh we've a very bad cowld Entirely.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-02

We are happy to acknowledge the reception Of
a portion of Mr. Eas,mon's spirit, His H. H. is in
eAhausliblc--.N H. .Mmorim.
No doubt our H. II. is inexhausiible, for we take
il that the initials stand for kexcl!ent hcdorils.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-02

Robinson, the murderer Of Mr. suydan, has been
found guilty.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-02

"A cat IN strange garrett" as the red cen, said
TO itself in the editors pocket.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-02

The preceding gives us much trbula,ion The
Age is sen, 10 you, friend Slamm, regularly, and il
you dom get ,why, charge it to Old Tip, tina, is
all We can say about it,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-02

See the Guilloine in an another column. The
axe plays nicely. or with their heads IIurrah
for Old Tip and no prescription
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-02
SAY YOU so?

aud suck your thumbs for sauce.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-02
The PalchOgue Gui!IOiinc,
N! OF TO ES,


to Office the REWARD Of PARTISAN serucc.--Genera
LarrisOH'S Letter to D. NJ. BerTieH
"Gcn. Harrison WILL in all his appointments, look alone
to the welfare OF the nation No personal consideration
men, can induce him to nominate to, remove rom OIL
flee any individual for party purposes. Ftuess
the hand, and fidelity the other lie only III
Qures which he will make and effort to change
thwart this course, will receive his rcbukc, and merit
general indignation."-E Of The Cincinnati RepnJH-
can, the chairman gj "my committee"
" II the remark Of Roman Consul in carly pc
rod of that celebrated Republic, that most striking
trast was observable in the conduct of candidates for off
of power and trust before and after obtaining hem."-
HarriSOns Inaugural.
"There is no civilized country on earth in which, on
change of rulers, there is such an inquStiOR for SpOs
have witnessed in this free Republic. Whenever did
any English Minister, Wing or Tory, dOa 10 tor Wdtcr
mark to make oustng of tide walters When did lie
disturb the post Offices the mail contracts, and every thing
meDt."-Daei eJSter IN his WOrcester Speech IN lc52
"1hc nily removal from Office Of vir,uous and capable
men, for other than independence Of opinion Is
PROSTITUTION OF EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE inconsistent
with virtuos principles, and true patriotism n-GouunOr
ERsworth's Speech, May Session, 1888
"hnd the people assembled in the forum, in the
days OF Cnms and ScpOs to cast their free votes Tor
annual Magistrates pass the acts of the Senate but
TO receive from the hands Of the leaders of the respective
parties their share the spos and to shout for one the
other those collected in Gaul Egypt and the lesser
Asia, would furnish the larger dividend -HariSohs IN
dueurdi
IT'No Removals from qgfce for opinions sake."-Gen.
Harrison.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03
-, WASHINGTON, Feb, Is.
MCLEOD AND THE STEAM.

ALEXANDER MCLEOD AND THE STEAM-
BOAT CAROLINE. -.
Mr.. Pickens, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, asked leave to make re-
mort from that committee in relation to
The correspondence between the United
States and Great Britain in relationto the
destruction of the steamboat Caroline
during the troubles on the Canada from
tier in the winter of ls37-s; as also in
relation to the arrest and Imprisonment Of
Alexander Mcleod, British subject, for
being concerned in the destruction of the
boat. -. .....
No objection being made
MI. Pickens sent in the report, as fol-
lows: .,sre.,,..
The committee on Foreign Affairs, to
whom was referred the Message of the
President, transmitting correspondence
with the British Minister in relation to the
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03

The average value Of the annual pro
duce of the mines of the British Islands
amounts to the enormous sum of f20,-
100000; of which about 9s,ooo,ooo
ar;s. from iron and $4,000, o,oee frsn coal.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03
POETRY.
FOR THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
Tn IS ARET,

Rosr OF CAMDEN! By that FORM.
Fulsent midst the raging Storm
By that face, then peuscd,
With empyreal hues suffused,-
BY that Aattoring, trembling PAIN
Softly stealing thro' each vein'-
By that tremor Of. the soul, ...
When I felt thy sweet CONTROL
By that cross, lov'd to see,
OF gems not half as pure as thee
By those smiles, which lured me till
I loved thee then,-I LOVE THEE STILL!
RosE OF CAMDEN! Thou art far,
Dimly shines that lucid star
Which, from lofty fields of Light
Witness in that sacred night
Gould. in dusky, glimmering view,
Register each sigh we drew,
While angels their soft music flung,
Around the whispers of that tongue:
By tn rich carmine Of that check,
By that spirit mild and meek
Those eyes, tmethinks Isee them fllJ-
loved thee then,-I LOVE THEE STILL!
Ross OF CAMDEN! Can the past
Aught but death from mem'ry blast,
Can affection, free from care,
Choicest aow'ret, nurtur'd there,-
Envclep'd in oblivion's veil,
Forgotten die, an idle tale?
Secure in heavens unbrokon seal
Lie the soft raptures lovers feel
Stamp'd on their golden tablets there,
First-lovc's unsullied sighs appear:
They test my truth, proclaim my will
Iloyed thce thcn,-I LOVE THEE STILL!
Ross OF CAMDEN! Bid the dove
Cease his wooing mate to love,
Bid the lion in despair
Desert tho fond ono Of his lair,
Bid tho eagle leave tho nest,
Where, with ardent truth caressod,
Dauntlcss, midst the thunder's ire,
Blazed unquench'd his strong desire;
But never think that hearts sincere
Erase remcmbrlnces so dear:
Through every joy and every ill.,,
/ loved thee then-I LOVE THEE STILL
ROSE OF CAMDEN! Thou art gone,
Amidst the fair feel alone; ..
Other forms perchance surround,
Praise thy charms in every soune,-- .,
They tell thee of those falcon eyes,
They tell thee of that queenly guise,-
They tell thee Of that ermino brow,
That virgin flush, that chaster glow; ,
But can they feel as l have felt,
Can they knscl as have knelt1
They cannot own, with fervid shrill,
loved thee thcn,-I LOVE THEE STILL
Rosr OF CAMDEN! Evc prevails,
Unhceded sweep its lisping gales,
Nights screnest drapery
Eachants no more, unseen by thee:
BY those ringlets, floating light
On that bosom's heaving white,
Snowy covering of heart
Pure and true, as fair thou art,-
BY that last, that plaintive strain,
By that wish to meet again.
By that tsar. that sigh, that chill,
Iloved thee then,-I LOVE THEE STILL.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03

The Rev. Mr.. Mathew, in one of his
recent addresses in. the south of Ireland,
where he has been since his visit to Dub
lin, stated that the number of teetollars in
Ireland has increased to 100000.
. - Times.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-23

| Tho Newark Daily Advertiser, refsr.
ring to the late earthquake, says that one
family in New Jersey faucied that the
walls Of their hnassJ had fallen in. II
Furthermore observes; "We can trace ii.
thus Ear, only about 10 miles southwest
nf US. fit vas, ipdeed, The vibration Of
an earthquake, as some suppose, we shall
probably hear Of il hereafter from the
southern division Of our continent. q The
series Ofthe terrific shocks which destroy.
ed the town Of Zahte, in the island Of
that name on the coast Of Greece, be-
tween the Gath and Both 0f OctObsr last,
Nns felt at Comrie on the 26th of that
month, a distance Of 1900 miles or {.
18th part Of the circumference Of the
globe. Tho bearing is northwest and
sou theast." u LEhE EAA#
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-23

BRANDY AND SALr.--The Comic Al
mGnack gives the following as a testilno
nial Of efficacy by one Of the graefu
patients Ol that extraordinary and unVer
sal physician: -. -'
"stif--i Take the libberty ofaddressing
yew about the brandy g. sawIt. was
afflicted with dreadlull loYness Of ,sperils
& rewmatism with having frseIy aplide
the abuv has bonlh Disapeaged. sur my
way Of APPLYING is the sawlt outside wonsl
o day & The brandy inside twice EVERY
our. Its sffex is sumtims really Aston,
ishin my wife also taks the abuv
Meddisln 10 her tea, g. finds CRATE
bennihls.--surT yewr Most Obed ent.
"TUmdAs SpooNEY.
+ "P. 8. Sit a poyber ofmin Tride the
abuv on bis wife bean Bad skalded a xii.
ing pig but Uhlukky forgot 10 Put in
the sawit. oweyver i was awl Very vel,
for the brandy alonan Cured his wife and
now he's got the sswlt 10 Cure his ba.
kun" 5SAS ~ ''iH sH' -''''
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-23
a WOMAN OF THE WEST.

A Tennessee paper tells the following
story, which is certainly Of the "tall''
kind: IA lady in our State lately left
neighbours house, short distance from
her residence, about nine O'Clock in the
night--traveled, home, made that night a
pot Of soap, knit the whole Of stock.
ing for herself, set out in the after part Of
the same night, and travelled on horse
back five miles, 10 a neighbours house,
where she left the beast, returned home
on foot, captured on her way one possum
and treed three coons, which she after,
wards said she would have shot if shl
had had gun--making, in the course o
the, night, BY her skill and Judgment ia
traffic, fur dollars by trading.''
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-23

ErrRAonpFNkRv REcOGNTTIOS .--A
most sinaislar and extraordinary lncident
took plaee IN this city last week; typ
sbroihefs hare been living for twenty
Veats within hnndlsd ysrdsoi eaeA 0'l-
-etia 1eiqhboFing streets, and the cousan
iuuiuit5 was never known until 4 most
trivial accident q few days ago, develoPi
adahO Story The particulars are OF too
Temarkahle q nature to escape publtcisyi
although the nSmes we must wilhhold.-4
Tbs brothers were born in Paris, and
were orphans al 50 early an age as to
have no recollection Of thOiF parents
While vet children an accidental explo.
sion Of gunpowder with which they we're
PLAYING, marked an indelble scar upon
'lhe. neck Of ono and rendered useless
for life fnger OF the other. They were
sepaTaied Whilo still infants and taken
care of By siFangefs-one afterwards fol-
lowing the sea as a cabin-boy for many
ycsrs, the other remaining an apprentices
in Paris, The acabin-bOy when fifteen
wears old, found himselfin this city, and
abtaining employment more TO his fancy
than rowing The waves, he, abandoned salt
water and applied himself to another Pur-
suit. Even at this time his brother was
residing in,Ihe neighboFhood, and they
became acquainted and have scOnversed
with eash oIher daily, almost from thea
Jill now. Both were, ihdustriouss and
l~iave gradually Improved their condition
inlife, until now they ara surrounded by
The comfortable rewards Of thrift, Each
remembered the accident which occurr-
ed during childhood, and knew that he
had been abrotler, butthiS was all. s-'aa
The other evening one of these broth
ers collected a circle of friends 10 witness
the christening Of his first grandchild
and bis old familiar neighbOr round III,
corner was am lng the guests. Acciden
brought the mulilated finger into notice
and the history Of it was Of course told
when the delight and surprise OF lh,
whole 7artylniay be imagined at The oil
neighbor abruptly giving the history o
the scar on his neck and claiming hi
long lost brother. Each had retained
the original family name, but il had beef
so altered in spelling, that neither eve
detected the similarity. There was quit
adlamafic denouemeEi, when the oil
friends mutually explained, became con
vinced of the relationship, and Iushe
into each Others arms as brothers. a
~ N. o. PicGyuHe.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-23


DY virtue Of an order diFecttd to a., the IN
Id dsrsigned by Francis Alexapder,e Justice
al ths Peace, we have this day appraised time
strays, taken up by George Bohi. One, a bay
mare with bald face lett hind leg white up to
the han; black name and taili tail short sup
posed TO be 1--WE years old Rast3 appraised o.
twsnty-hvs dollars. One rod Toan horse colt,
supposed 70 be two years old; some white on the
hind fsst; appraised at fifteen doilars. Que ba-
mare gOiI,suPpOsed TO be two years old sOr
white on the tight hind foot; appraised at H
dollars no ether marks or brands perseiyable.
Given lndsr our hands, this lst day OF VI,
l540. ...a...t. .,e.
l15Cs 4s DAVID iGIBhER. sers. B
State Of Ohio, Brown County, IS. ,.F. y .i9 li 4
1 do hereby certify that the above is afTus
copy from my estray hook. Given under NJ,
hand and seal, this lst day Of Oct. lS40.
af FRANCIS ALEXANDER,J u p. 4-w'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-23
tEEOn the Detroit Daily AdSenlserl
EXPLOSION OF AN a.INFERNAL
sa9HI itMACHINEO 81 LIusa

s@aA1 ltMACHlNE.V -. '"s'. '9't.
Some time during Ghs last summer. 4
eommon soaPho2, directed 10 aslPeier
Weeds Wilses, Durkee, sdre of M
Kelsey. Birmihgkam," oakland co.
was left bysoms unknown person. a the
Eagle rn,in4hiseity. Ii ieIRSiH.
ed, anea slmost anhoticed, in lhes bso.
gage raOinlessE slace. On Salutdag nSSSY
however, Mrs LawsOH; The keepet.ocfbs
hotel, dIaEing occasion 10 be in tho bn i
gage Teom, tossed over the box with ~
foot, wlIens an explosion ensued SSh;"S
knocked residing OF from the rooInS
tore away 9hs pGFIitions--brxke in the
sashes lofsinDr eight windows, tore IN
the 6O0r-several ioice-- and severely
Injured Mr. II, pariIcalaFly he hands
from which be viii laOSs one Or two 5
bic fngers. ss az,sss 2SIy .oHs
An examination Of the fragments ia
suited inths- discovery OF wHar had cC0
stiIuteda vef aUgs oaxell elioki capa
be Of holdin three pounds Of pow
der, which bad been fastened together
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-23

THE ,PHTLADELPHIA LlBRARY.--This
Library is the largest in the United
Staies. II contains, including the Logl.
nian Library, which is in the same build
ing, kept by the sqme librarian, aud open
at the some time, fifty.two thousand vol.
umes. II was established in 1891 land
among it' founders was Benjamin Frank,
lin. 1t is conducted on very. liberal
scale and is lasting honor to Phila-
delphla. ' y
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-23


win strong iron bands. Attached to this
box, was a steel spring to which appear,
ed 10 have been attached . small ,hammer 4
which was doubtless constructed to strike
upon q percussion cap, the explosion Ol
which would comuuaieate with the oak
en- deposits Of powders the whole doubt
less designed 10 explode upon the open
Inp ofths box which eneaseddh 40 s5ids
The explosion was as destructive a:
would have been the explosiOn Of kes
ofpoSder- Il is a miracle that Mr.. Z.
was moi killed upon the spot Measures
will doubtless be at encs taken 10 solv,
the mystery which now attaches to ihe
affair; and lfnufder was designed,tc bring
the wretch TO punishment. q bas sS0luul
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-23
.INFoRMATIoN. WANTED.

q waCLAIN, one Of the editors and prOprie-
- tors Of the-s' Repository & Whig', published
at Ohambsrsburg, Pa. hss;b been absent since the
26th Of last month. and no information has since
been obtained by his friends here, (who are ig-
norant Of the existence Of any adequate
caise for hsleaving- the place or his businessJ
as 10, where he is, or indeed whether be Is alive
or not. Any person who can give any inlorma'
tion concerning him, will greatly oblge his trlend
by communicating the same, by letter, to =. N
Harper, of Chpmbersburg, Pa. Mr., CatllIn y
about " years Of age, he has black hair and eyes
rather under the common size, coughs very muci
when talking, and has a weak hoarse voice.
Aug. IL, l640. Fa -o Hel .tti 80
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-23

o, swEEr AND SoUR.-Ws received j
fine apple yesterday from, the orchard Of
Mrs, Bryant, Marsh6eld, Mass - one half
OF which was sweet and the other sout-S
and both very juicy and fine favor. The
favofof each was disiinctly marked. as
was also ths appearance Of the fruit--a
ridge running directly over the apple, and
thsso side teIng somewhat larger than
the sweet, and Of different color Bag
State Democrat. !, r-.t--.s.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-23

the PARROT AT WINDSOR CASTLE
A beautiful grey parrot arrived at the
Castle oDdWedhesday afternoon, which
has been purchased by Prince Albert, for
fiIyapOllnds, Of Mr.. Shepherd, of the Ci.
ty Road The Prince saw Il on Wednes.
day II Buckingham Palace, where il was
taken, by commend Of his Royal High.
ness, by Il Mr.. Shepherd. 4 II is three
years Of age, and has been in this coun.
try,about flieen months. II is perfect
master ofuupwards of eight hundred
words ialthe English language, and can
speak seysrh sentences in French. II
sings, with great apparent feeling, the
tirsr verse of .The fag that braved a
thOusaRd years." and likewise sings, with
considerable humor, the first verse OF
jim Crow" and afterwards whistles
and jumps 10 most IudcfOus manner!
II POlllseesa person aboutito take glBss
Of wine, itswih hold up lis right claw,
and Justify sing outy"Her Majesty Queen
Vicioria's good healthy occasionally va
Tying the toast TO .HFhe health Of his
Royal Highness Prince Albert" and
"rns PfIaeesJ Royals good haaIth, aud
God bless her!" ''PrelIy Poll'' has been
placed pnder the immediate care Of the
Baroness Leuzen. .rss.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-23

.PUBLIC IMPRovEMENFslaLThe Canal
Commissioners Of Pennsylvania reemmen-
dsd Improvements and repairs for the en-
suing year to the extent Of $3. SIS. .627.
This added to the loan of $500, ,O00, which
has just beenceffscted, will increase the
State debt to moro than forty millions Of
dollars ssoa tali 20 ia.'' a.A.}s1