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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-11
LATE From EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER PREslDEN

ARRIVAL OF STEAMER PRES DENT.
The steam ship Pee ident, mr., iyed at Nav York
on "Wednesday morning, 81 ,ast, having left Ls.
etpool lhc l0th of February. We lake the fol-
lowing .ummsry from the American and Journal
of Commerce
Among the passengers in the President. is Sam
uei ". Oeilby, Esq. British Consul Tor North and
South Caroina, bearer Of dispatches for the Bit
ish Minister at Washington.
The Mcleod affair occupied both Houses Of
Parliament on The 9Th. The tone Of discussion
was decorous, but the avowai seems explicit that
tho destruction OF the Caroline scas justified and
upheld by the Green's Government.
The LONDON Times, referring to a private con.
versation of ITS editor with acme Americans who
sold, il "Great Britaini * unreasonable we mus,
schip her into her Senses" add., we fear without
me raining absolutely TO predict that il will como
to tie ,chippi,g" We have no flrh fears, albei,
the case Is certainly not without it's difficulties.
Lord Palmerstor, in reply to question from
Mr. Hume, about the instructions under which
Mr. Stevenson wa. acting in this matter said-"I
rather think my Honorable friend will find that in.
structions were given to Mr. Stevenson by the
| American Government, to abstain from pressinF
HE .nbieck
Mr.. O'Connell wa. particularly fierce. He said
D." the life of Mcleod was at stake, and he thought
il OUGHT 10 be expressed Nv the House tina, he
shouId be saved az he acted under the comman nd
Of The officers of her Maies,y's Goyernmept-in
cheating Whether Mcleod w,s ripbt or wrop,
the House ought to declare il was quite ready to
sss,s, the Government in pre,eryine him. H.
(Cb.ers from botb side.
Tn, accounts from China ate to Nov. Sd. and
sbow ,ba, Ch,ness a,t ba, outuit,ed British saga.
.i,y and thai the straight, haired Taunr race are
oue,v negotiating with their fair.baircd Aoglo-
S.xon enemy. whom they have lu,ed away from
,I. vicinity Of Pekin-while hi. ,roop. are rerish.
,np of ease on tbs fatal isles of Chussn.
F,om Epvpt all il auiet. The Aee, had been
y;ven IN. and that question ma, he deemed settled
~. rut;.h rontinued succes.EI /, frS.a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-11

The second enormous wrought iron shaft, con-
structed at Ridgely's Forge on the Gunpowder by
Messrs. Abbott s. Co. for the Russisn s,esm ship
RamscAatka. building at New York, was brought
TO this city yesterday. Like the former shaft, which
we noticed some days ago, it was drawn by sixteen
horses on a very strong wagon with eight whsels.
The diameter Of tho shaft is i8a inches. is ens'a
90 feet inches, and it's weight abou, l8,oeo iOs'
Bali. Amer. Marek 8,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-11

The GARRick.--It affords us pleasure to state
that this noble ship is at the Screw Dock"
at the foot of Pike street. She was brought up
th. morning by the steamboats, Hercules and Sam
son. Captain Palmer, her commander, deserves
great praise for bis unremitted attention TO his ia
vorte ship ever since abe went ashore. He has
no, been up the CITY, determined to remain al his
post until he either got the ship of she wen, 10
pieces--N. Y. Commercial
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09
yo0TliAcnn! TOOTuACuE!!

vJ,IlE genuine Gall and Krrofo'c Is SOVEREIGN r'n'l
| for removing this troublesome PAIN. IL mas h''n w
extensive NE for III, past ur Years, ana III 10 casc mas
there been the least Injurious effect from lis USE IL Is tue
crnr Krcosutc that has been 81 much rrl'd oht hgs,-
Thou,nnd, can be- referred To who have lTohoh.tu Tue
tull and Krrusoc the hst remedy ever invented TINS mr.
tclr rcOvc, al smell Om the breath when occaslol'uh'
defective teeth Reference can be made III Hosto lrNl
It's cilcncV tn John Putnam, VI. IT, Nccms, j. ~ hlli n
ToIm,n l;,o-ac Melville. T. H. Stevens lnasrr ilansp0r
ntion Cars Worcester. Prepared by VIM Brown Chem
st al Washington street, Boston. None genuine nncs'
signed by VIM. Brown. For snc b. all the DRUGGISTS vi
Boston. Price 81 rcnis-larac size 10 cents. .
Inr NH. IN ". uLETlUlNNON. II. WnOhstOck, VI. q
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09
SHEER Ms ~ OR M
T,nE Z, n q u g

CIlliDREN ar adults can take medicine in tn form
~ without difficulty. II is the only way to MAKE II
Pleasant These lo7rGgcs arc the greatest discovery
ever nadc Tor dcspelng the various lii Gs ct worms 'h"l
81 frequently and dslrcssl glN annoy both children "l
adults. They MI intlilly remedy, md 80 pleas
AMI In the taste that children viii take them ms readily Gs
common peppermint orcngc, Many dScasts arse rom
worms, without It's beng suspected sometimes very
troublesome cough pains in The joints or limbs hcedlic
~ the nose sc. are ocCasurtd lay worms, hld can Ne
easily cured hy this celebrated medicine. The following
symptoms Indicate the presence Ot worms, NH-hcauucht
vertigo turpor disturbed dreams, sleep broken oil 10y
fright aud screaming, coryulsi0ns vCrisi'ss, thirst
prd hue bad taste in III, mouth offensive BREATH cough
difficult breathing, itching nj the Pains in the s'0
nrl nausCr squ, nmshnrss, yOrlclN, ltnntss' uh'sH
iicng nj the anus towards night, and nj higih u'rr'
tiGls nud films urd uuCus. One Is dose for chd two
wears ui-two nr four wears Uld-lhtce for rlrh'
YEARS. aud tive fer ndult and should be repeated every
morning. or rvCrN other morning until relieved . .
r. Snld n, the Variety store by P.tNGBOhN 4
RRi NSAIiiD, Jewellers, burlington, VT Whu"s"''
Agents liberal discount to merchants wa" nuH =" s'
again, :, ,,r,nn%y
For sn'c In Woodstock, hy H. H. M'"'' "
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09
Cts e Ct.
j % = Il Il ii l n Il.

We did not meet in COurtly hall,
Where Birth and Beauty hrong,
Where luxury holds the festival,
Aud Wit awakrs the song;
We met where darker spirits meet,
In the home of sin and shame,
Where Satan shows his clOyrn feet,
And hides his titled name;
And she knew she could be-, not Love,
What once she might have been,
hut She was kind to ne, Love,
My pretty Josephine.
We did not part beneath the sky,
As warmer LAYERS part;
When Night concrnls the glistcning eye,
uut rot the thrObhing heart,
We parted on the spot al srUnnd,
Where We first had laughed at love;
And even the jc,ts were loud around,
And the lamps were bright aGoye:-
'The heaven is very dark, Love,
The blast is very keen;
But merrilN rides my bark, Love,
Coed night, my Jscphncn
She did not speak firing aud vow;
But filled the cup Of wire,
Ard took the roses from her brow,
To mike n wreath for mine,
And babe me, when The gale should lin
NV lght skiii on the wave,
To think as little oithc gin,
As Of the hand that rayc;-
Go, gaIly DER the sea, Love,
And find your own hearts queen;
And look not back 10 me, Love,
Your humble Josephine
That garland hrcalhcs and blooms no moro,
Past are those idle hours
Iwoud not, could choose, restore
The inndncss or the llowcrs,
Yet of their withcrcd wtChery
Rcvives its wuMtcd thrill,
Remembered, not with PASSIONS sigh,
But oh remembered still;
Ard ever from Your side, Love,
Ard ever from this scene,
One luOk is DER the tide, Love,
One thought with josephine
AlnS your lips are roster,
Your ewes Uf suit - blue,
And have never felt for her
hsI have felt for YOU;
Our love was IKE the bright srow-lakes,
Which melt before You pnss-
Or the bubble on the wine, which breaks,
Before YOU lip the eln's;
Nou Saw these clclids wet, Love,
Witch she has never seen -
But hid me rot forget, Love,
My poor josephine PRAEp
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09

CATTION CIRCULAR.

ITO DIRT CYCLISTS AND COZ NTRY MERCHANTS
Those vrlunhlc articles OLnRIuGE'S BALM or CO.
~ MElA for the Hair, and HAYS LiNiMENT Tor the
rilr. &C. hnye been extensively cOmtrrtcd. Those
wanting these preparations will please always write when
ordering from any other house for CoWSiochs articles
The true articles have that name or Signature always on
The wr,prer aud vcnders will remember That, when or
leripg rs the limitations exposed In nearly MI the
newspapers throughout this country, that they could nos
be sold should thcl be 50 unfortunate ms tOGet them
Our friends throughout the Union requested to give
rs immediate notice bv letter should Of the counter
frits appear in their respective p veg, RcsncCtnllv
COMSTOCK 4 co.
Wholesale Druggists Fletcher Ny.
For sale in Woodstock Ntby
5-ly !. NlItIllSoN dr'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09

CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD HAIR.

STRANGE il is that persons who attend strictly to person.
al cleanliness baths, should neglect the head-the hair
the most cssCntial-the most eApOsedaud the most
beautiful, when properly cared for of all the gins OF the
Creator. Perfectly free may il be kept Of dadI"ii or
scml with certainty that the hair cannot full out by the
Of the Balm Of Columbia. Ladies, will You make your
toilet without the article answer iearessly-no, II You
have tried and experienced its purify ing efccts-its
sweet perfume.
hundred tcts have been put forth the credit of this
the Oh y lrstrhc only really valuable article. niss
of tcsmOn! from all classes TO these facts
The positive qualities of Odridees Balm OF Columbia
are as fellows;
list For infants, keeping the head free from scuri and
causing Il uNurnnt growth OF hair
3D. For ladies' after childbirth, restoring the skim tolts
original strength and nrhness, ana preventing inc u'hs
out Of the hair. .,.
3d. For any person recovering from any debility the same
elect is produced.
4h Iruscd in infancy till good growth is started it
may be preserved h attention IL the latest period OF lic
th Ii frees the head from aIGru strengthens the ROOTS
impariS health and viGOr to the circulation and prevents
tn hair from changing color or getting gray.
9Th. II CAUSES the hair 10 curl beautifully when done up
in it night. No ladies' toilet should ever be maze
without IL,
7th. Children who may have by any means contracted
vcrmnc in the hcnd, are Immediately cured OF them b! lis
use II is iniulblc
LOOK OUT Counterreits are abroad--look always for
the name of COMsTOCK& co, on the splendid wrap
rers, and never buy it without that name.
From the Boston Chronicle, Jan-l0
~ We by advertisement, in another column tha'
Mcsss. COnlsiock Co., the American Agents for ol-
bridges Balm of Columbia, have deputies to sell that art
Gle in HOstOn and elSewherCNe know LADY Ut TINS Guy
whose hair was ncarly gone expose entirely her
chronological CvelOpCmcnis which, considering thai tcy
hctOhrucd mast amiabic disposition, not in realty
very unfortunate. Nevertheless she mOnrncd the loss o
locks that she had worn an after years Ruthless resort
To uiiscalrd rcsnrHtvCs purchased, months hgn,
hottie or two ui Odcges Balm, and she has now rngcts
in rich prowon, GLOSSY and oiraven blackncss we ARE
not puna-uCur Of the commodity has been sent to u.s.
md indeed, Wr 10 any, for though We were u
ld to wear wig year ago, have now, through its
virtue ur enough, and OF passnhle quality OF our own
DARING FRAUD.
The Hnm ur columbia has been initiated by notorious
cGutCrcitcr Let he purchased unless have the
name OIL 8. lOMSTOCK, or the signature of COM
STOCK a Co. ON splendid wrapper This is the only
external test that will secure the public from deception
Address COMSTOCk a co.
Wholesale Druggist, New York,
No. Flctchrr-stTrct.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09

ADVERTISEMENT INSERTED, IND JOB WORh
EXEgUTED, Ar IHE USUAL RATES.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09
AsK,iNQUIRE--AsK THOSE WHO
KNOW.

Those oul, who know b, trial immediate observation
can form my icl al the effects ut the f6Itcf Tp n t
ulm0, clafI.lkc cures effected ~ cases o the fLh
RuLlNATI,N All SvELLING-, Ann ALI ENFhhNAI
PANS, no matter how severe 10y the use ul nay LAM
,nt Fnd unr who has used it that wll not ad II above
all things ever used ana You VIII Hu-"h"' '"""' w
found.
For the relief Of suffering human beings who may be IT.
lct,d ILrr YOU To il,khSk N these who know-Hsh lht
Hon NLFuLD CuNhLIS. I. :. Iugciur that DISTRICT re-
.idng near Auhcrn; nsk MATTHEW J. MinEE, hsQ, y
thcus ~ N..i Hsk Cen DuFF GREEN, late OF "HshihI-
ton city each II those gentlemen Know al casts uhc"hq
able b al other remedies ply rians ihou- urea loI
man, Yeas that hny, been cured 10y use III the genuine
HAYS IiNirESr. Thousands nj other persons hhoWh Sl'
liar cures. We appeal to their sense o JGsice-lhef h
man feelings. 80, 60.
II is Int a duty Won owe your suffering fellow being
10 lt this grrLt remedy be known. NptGa " Hih 10 az
y,ur fr,,nds This will save much pain where the news
raprs are not read. where readers arc ncredul"s e
cause - man, worthless articles nne advertised nr ihc
same prptsr To LuyCTs say, II all who nave used
do moi say il hu, Oud all praise. then 30 not hhc 1t
The prnuri,tur will not allow THIS article In be rad n
miles, il cures when a the directions are fully followed
BHI am 0ne sugfrngT,iTSf nor 10 try II! Uhf do,s
he ourbi 10 be FITTED mgre IOr his obsiinacy than n"
spgfrinr ,,,...
h. not PEELED BIS his sense ol noral-o religious dull
so do all in his power tor victims NJ distress hnd misery
For this uurtO-p he would sooner devote lurlune h
secut. u dollar Tor ANY worthless article. $50
LOOK OUT.--S0mf sriLdierS hare counicrffifed M
nrfici, md Put mp t~ih t1rioHs dtic'si DO mol ~
imposed up0n One thing only will protect yo-iiis III
name orJOMSTOCK a TO-: nat name must be ARRAY
On me ,rroppsr or YOU arc cheated Do forget it,
Take this direction with Won and test by that, or heNe
huy: for il is impossible for an, oll,rio be- rue
| e,ruirr SOLOMON HAYS.
sold by CoMsTOCK a co. Tlctcher-sreet, n. y
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09

n A.RRYANT & Co., Have on hand and ere just
". receiving urine assortment oi sirha ~" sun''
Coo. ,,bi.b will be sold uncommon Tor rriecs for cash
or anproved credit such prices rs cannon ih n sun Gus
TONERS Phrase call ard They VIII he snh on I'VE
heretofore. excepting hrt n Nhh
paid within tho after the account ms COM
menced win bc considered cash and nsi Ne rnf W cash
n. n All demant due II than one ycars stand
ing must he paid, no mistake. "
Msy ~. q. A. BRYANT X Co.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09

INST Received and fDr sale low. fresh lot Of West h
d d. Goods warranted of the best quality.
DRY Goods in few days IL per cent lower than ever
o. A. BRYANT 90.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09
LOOK OTT!l

NCnufion" q Nf F1Tfn' " N1FfFV. .
An attack nr the PLEs may be- positively prevented b
using when the rrcwnrnrl symptoms are fO the ceic'
brated UAys' IINIMENT There more than one
hundred renalc in this city, aud In the United States Az
immense number who have suffered beyond endurance bN
this drra f complaint who kerp Themselves WHOLLY He'
cp attack BIS anpl, ing h imont when thcv feel an,
symptoms ofits approach: ii this there is most peec
proof. ~,
II More Genuine without the name of CoNsrncs Co.
,,rt,en ON the wrappers. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold nj Ne. 2 ~ tcler-sireet. y. Y.
For sale in Woodstock VI, by .-.
E-Iy T. HUTCHINSON, JR.
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AGENCIES.
PL BARRIER. No. $50 l-2 River street, Troy, y. y.
TJIADEIlS POMEROY. in EXCHANGE Building, Corner
or r. Exchange a Market Street Albany, n. \.
For stIEHY
r HUTCHINSON Ir Woodstock VI.
sG& e. u. CiIANRERiIN, barnard, VT
MERRICK GAY. stockbridgc, VI.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

If the term en- post ac'0 applies excIu,ve 70 oTlTneS
pain. and penalties then the gumet that Uniform Bank
ruot Law retroactive il is operation Is 'ituena
m 10 the ground and the many debtors through
on the land that have for been groanisg 4nder the
weigh, Of their nortuaes will rejoice in their COM
pletc emancipation. EDUARDO
4drgusf -, 1871
I must be evident that the sole and simple intent of the
ex post acto inhibition al mcrcy and security to
the citizen intended prevent the imposition OF any
penalty greater than incurred the lime the offence
committed. For instance: commits forgery, and
the punishment of that crime i, yeafs imprisonment
Congress by any law passed after the crime was com
nitted subject that dea io hi. crime but will any
contend that might reduce the punishment IRE
years Certainly not This the whole ground
in controversy. III.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
BOOKS. STATIONERY AND PAPER HANGlNGS!...!

To Country DcnIers.TAe subscribers keep constant
No. f3S Pearl Wall 81 con-
pce CLASSICAL, and MISCELLANEOUS Books
approved editions which they offer upon the
reasonable for CASH Cy dccesonees also
BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY Of every variety, to which
the, invite tho Merchants visiting the City make their
Fall purchases
ACCOUNT BOOKS ruled pattern, and made order of The
best materials aud in superior style
=. FRENCH aud AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS, BORD-
Frs &c. of the latest patterns aud FAST eoLoRs suited to
the Country Trade, sale Manufacturers Prices
D. and Dealers from the Country requested 10 cal
and their stock of goods.
N b. Schools Colleges supplied upon the most lib
eraI TERMS BAKER, CRANE & Co,
Wholesale Booksellers and Siationcrs and
Dealers IN Paper lIansing No. l5S Pearl St
of (near Waist)
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

j. by her 'eaJesty's thoyai Letters NJ
London and Water PROBING Company would inform The
American public they have completed their Factory where
they daily rendering wooen cloths, nadeup pants
shirts, boots shoes hats &c &c mpeyiou damp OF
knt-conng the the the Of
admitting free escape Of perspraon.
Aeoh garments, &c will be delivered clear days aer
they shall been left Office lOG Frontree IOppo
the Dutch Church where be testimonies to power
from The first scientific Europe All goods
stamped Water Proof Company, New
York mpervous This invaluable property
may be communicated cloths &c. for few hing,
classes, particularly those daily exposed TO the weather
may all themselves of its advantages.
la the above, Company compounded ccbra
ted WATER PASTE by single application Of which
leather boots shoes they rendered proof against all wet
damp any kind single pot which will proof three
Of boots 80 cents 90 au2O l5i cod
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

ANrHoN's CLASSICAL DIcrioSARY-We are pleased,
though by surprised find in the London journals
an that Classical Dictionary by dsn-
guished English Scholar prepared expressly for the press of
Murray the celebrated bookseller has been lad aside and
the work of our countyman, Dr. ASrHoS, adopted in its
place All the classical works Of this distinguished scholar
have been cpubhed in England and introduced into their
colleges and higher schools in this country, is well known
they have found their almost every classical sem-
AIRY throughout the land
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
nREEN0rGls.n pArENT LAMP s ksgENI
eral terms.

CyEENOCGss'@ PATENT LAMP IL * EN-
VI ICAI O-rhe have been appointed by the pro-
peor age Of Gcccnough Patent Lamps ana
Chemical OIL and have taken store No III 'road"a "h'ro @
haze now on hanl complete of Lamps for shops
churches ctoris hotels sc consisting of arior astral rd
Liverpool ante branch lamps, &c &c Th article mas
been used many pr.zcpl hotels and respectable fam
les upwards of with entire sa','iecton not ,lhg
having that period, wherein purchasers
the guaran'cc Any one so dsPoSeu
can satisfied single burEer viii emit more hight Ut an
than three ordinary burners CONSUMING
sperm OF three cca each Anor ana
least advantage rom INC simplicity oil us Gohst
aad chemical Gil 1t warranted 10 be aT
artificial light than other now III use Every
lamp warranted perfectly satisfactory be return
ed Those pu-cha,ug lamps would fed 'or their advantage
call at subscribers where the different Kinds
be seen in operation. Sold ouly by PEARSON WHiIMoitt
No III broadway.
oul-l I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

- University OF The state of Ncw-Y York .coLLEdE
PHYS IClANS AND SURGEONS, III the city OF New-Y
annual Of Ieciu for the Session Of ell2 will com
the Monday November Si and coanue until the
first OF March, lSi2
J.Augustne Smith NJ. D. Prof OF Physiology.
Alex. H. Stevens VI. d. Emeritus Prof OF Surgery.
the Theory and Practice OF Ply
= aud Clinical Medicine.
John b. Beck NJ D. Prof Medical Jurispru
John Torrcy, NJ. D. Prof of Chemistry and Botany.
Watts Jr VI D. Prof General Special and PATHOLOGY
cal ANTONY.
Willard NJ D., Principles and Practice of Sur
gerry a1d Surgical Anatomy.
Chandler Gilman D. and Diseases Of Wo
ard Children
james Quaclenbo,> II D. Demonstration of Anatomy.
Naturalization fee So Fee for the full OF Lectures Sue
ticket Graduation fee, 81 Board sO 10 su per
week
The Dscc,ne will be opened for the the first
Monday OF October.
preliminary Of Lectures sfcciaics will be delivered
month October, the first Monday these
viii be free 10 the uGcHts oithr College.
On Hygiene by 10, u Smith. VI. D..
On alecical Botany, by John Touey, NJ d.
On Comparative C-t-oocy by Robert Watts Jr. W. De-
On Pathology Of the Ear by Willard Parker, ~ ID,
n MOpstrosit,cs, by Chandler K. Gm.b. NJ d.
The the hedcal Profession l., re-
pa;ed respectfully syted attend not only the regu
lar the preliminary o Lectures whenever may
suit convenience. auii COD u
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