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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17
Mn. wrnsrrR's LrrrrRs.-The New York

Mr.. WEDsrIR's LETTERs.-The New York
Courier, in commenting on these epstles, says -
Examine well their language and purpose !;
mark the studied effort TO make the worst appear
the better cause witness the throes Of i master
mind 10 give 20 a bold Abandonment oi principles
the appearance OF patriotic devotion 90 unlon; OBJ
serve the reckless remuneration 90 the IN tlves o. al
VINO dare 10 act anu THINK for themselves give ear
To the pteous appeals 10 the sympathy passions and
fears %! the people. by pointing 10 powerful, VIZ.
liant. INSCRIPTIONS ana exasperatcd enemy. ready
10 take advantage Of any aud every weak point IN
the array OF the wings and then say whether this
II not daring and reckless attempt u control the
legislation Of Congress by the direct interference Of
the Lroculire traHcb OF the Government. ever Wit
messed IN our country and which, II 1t had been
made 10y ANDREW JACKSON and his Secretary OF
State, would have induced DANIEL WEBSTER to call
for his impeachment, and thereby have added
another laurel TO that wreath literally bestowed
upon him by his countrymen. for his heretofore able
and eloquent defence Of the Constitution"
4 RARE GRAPE NINE.-A CORES ondent Of the
Boston Post, writing from london, gives a lively
description. OF Hampton Court, anl It's appcndages.
Among the things noticed, Is grape v.nc lie says
In a separate house is grape vine, supposed to
be the largest in the world. II is thirty inches ia
circumference az the root-lts longest branch is lU
feet, and it has borne $500 lunches vi grapes"
The same writer thus remarks on another curiosi-
" OF London. the Bank of Eng -" Among
other large things, the Bank Of England, winch
covers five acres OF ground, and employs over nine
hundred clerks. Every thing for the use Of the
bank nude on It's premises and the printing
OF rs notes is large item. note once returned
TO the bank Is never re-issued, bat is iiled away
and IT the end of ten years is burnt The workmen
are busiiy at work every day the year, save sun
day, in printing notes. At the burning, two days
are required, with large fire, to destroy the old
notes and It employs two men constantly teedng
the fires"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

C,sr IRoN CnuRon.-I'he following IS extracted
from the London Mechanics Ma lznc
st. Geosge's CAurch liverpool, IS an object Of
considerable interest for its taste. and a. having
been nearly the first Church erected IN Glcat
britain.
fhe whole of tue frame work q the windows,
doors. grons, roofs, pulpit, aud ornamental enrich
fnents, are OF east lrpn.-Ihe length 10 feet. the
breadth ~. 1t is ornamentca by splendid cast
ron window OF stained glass.
1t Is not, p rhaps generally known Tat great
proportion OF the large manufacturers erected an
Eagand WITHIN the last ten years, are al ron ex-
ccpt the walls. And WITHIN Two years past, several
cottages and country villas nave Oecn put up near
London, which are cxc!lsrc.y cast iron; walls,
doors, steps. root, c.nmncys, sash, tSc.
In England. where wood IS dear and ron cheap
the fra cost Of such buildings less than taos: Of
timber. Ia durability and IN beauty incy are OF
course uncqualled. When once inlsaed ,uch build
ing- require repairs; and the most finely carved
ornaments cost little more than PLAIN castings.
In Pennsylvania some movements towards nitro
ducing bu ldings have been made The front
Of tue Miners Bank. At Pottsyl!ie lnc.udlng steps
and ornamental work, IS cast IRON ana IL describe.
q, es...:cmsiy neat. FMS front erected ebou, ten
years ago IS now SAID 10 be as fresh as ever In
some OF the public aud private buildings OF Phladc-
phia, iron tacings have been substituted for marble
with great sacccss.-.Ntu5mypoa HeraM.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

Dose \ LARGE BusINEss.-A Young English
man, wAO went out the other day 10 see the annual
exhibition IL the Louvre, suddenly exclaimed 10 the
midst OF the crowd, " am robbed :" anu mmeGl.
atc.y rushed towards very beautiful yoaug woman,
who then stood within couple OF yards OF hun,
seized her roughly by the arm. and exclaimed, Be-
hold the robbcr - on are wrong, monsieur, -
replied tie young lady: here Is watch winch
some one has Just dropped at my loot. Il does not
belong to me. and picked It up Tor 10 other pur-
pose bat 70 inquire its owner and restore II" Inc
lady most iasAlona5ly attred, and tAis C. rcum-
stance at hrst dlsasned suspicion. iAe gentleman
examined tie watch and declared Il was not his +.
but be- persisted. nevertheless, minimizing tnlt
the young person, whom hc held last b. tue e.,qu--
tie sleeve, had ROBBED Aim. she was eventually ar
rested and WITHIN the folds % te sleeve found
not only the Euylshnan's messing watch, bat
three others and many wei. stocked PURSES besides.
Ia her desire, when irst ACCUSED, T. cNtrcaic her
sei from her embarrassing position, she had sought
TO restore tAe watch W.lca she had abstslctcd Dlt
presented another by m.stahc.-Ihe Dr4llaut tAiet
turned oat % be Jewcss, II remarkable beauty.
Nho Tad often before been acquainted w.th Justice
through similar pcccad .llos.-P tris pupcr.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

Il Nl1 subscribers respectfully inform Che
citizens Of Yazoo and the public gener.
allys thai they have RECOMMENDED the
Watch 81 JeWelFy Business,
in Nazoc City, where they have Just opened
hne assortment Of Watcher aud .Jesoelrg,
Silver spoons, R0dgegss' Cutlery, Fancv .ag'.
tile, Sc. They also tender an acknowledg.
ment q their Old friends and customers fol
past patronage, and hope by strict attention
20 business 70 merit lis continuance. Every
exertion will Be used 10 render entire salts.
faction 70 I'll who may favor them with theil
customs
WILSON & KLEIN.
Yazoo City. Nov. 60. 1870. Ia.tf.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

Nt1E aubscriher,s lease having expired n
the Saw MilI fomerly owned 81 Dir.
3. Howard, has purchased and Is now run.
ming the Saw MILL about qua ter Of {
mile above this city. which was built 81 w.
B. Jackson and Is prepared q Gil 81 Bills ia
that line Of business, at the shortest notice.
Having also established AZ u M Der "A ARD
in this city directly opposite the Store d
Messrs. N.g b. o. Reilly, will keep constant
lyon hand full assortment Of LUMBER
suitable Tor all kind Of buildings, also, wheel
arms and bucket plank for STEAMBOATS,.
]. NJ. ANDERSON.
Yazoo City. Feb. 2e. I84l. 33-tf.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
Tax(, ollector's Sale.

WILL sell tothe highest bidder forcash,
il front Of the s.Ph0enix House" in va
900 City, on Saturday, the 29lh day Of May.
1874, Lots Nos. 286, 26D. lying and being
ia Yazoo City, situated on Ward and JelieF-
son sirseis.-legied on IS the property 81
Jonathan II. Lawrence, and will be sold, 81
50 much thereof, as will satisfy the taxes due
The Corporation Of Yazoo City for the year
1870, together with all legal Gusts which
may accrue thereon.
JAMES PENNY, A. r. G.
Yazoo City, Feb'y %, lS4I. 33-l4t.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

WI. Am /. COURTEll ,

Commission Merchant,
Corner 81 Jackson and Leveo Streets, 'front.'
ms the Landing, Vlcks1gRo,
EEPS constantly on hand . general -
sorlment Of PAM ATioN SUrpLfEs, PRo-
pUcE AND GRocERfE, WINS AND LIQuoRs,
81 q which shall bs furnished Il small cd
vance On NeW-o Orleans prices. WINgs aud
LtQUoAs shall be furnished ruRx end UNADuL.
TnRATED, and Of the very cholcest brands.
Liberal advances made On cotton consign-
ed . New Orleans.
February eei l84l. 93-if.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

ME C0spoFtneTship heretofore existing
between Thomas walton a JcsiaR
helden, 8 his day dissolved by nninal con-
sent. The name Of ihe firm WIN hsreafor
Be used only ID liquidation.
THOMAS q. WALIONs
JOSIAH BELDE
Yo1oc City Fob. l2. 1884, S3i
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
TO THE BALD HEADED
AND OTHERS

AND OIHERS.
NoEs any know neighbour Or friend
who has been Bald. and whose head i
now covered with fne hairg One whose
coat collar vas covered with dandFufi, though
brushed every hOur--OE one whose hairs a
early age were turning grey, who now has
not q grey haira Children whose heads
were covered with scuTf.--Whuse hairWould
moi grow. that are now growing the f'llless
crops 0f hair? Some cases mnst be knowa
90 most persons. Ask them the cause, and
you will be tnld, these things have beer
done blythe nse Of the BALM OF COLUAl.
BIA. OF 90 years growth is.this afticle, its
demand increasing annually some hundred
per cent.--thOngh when discovered not 0p
posed By any thing for the same purpose, nov
assailed By almost numherless mushroom
trash preparations that will rum the hair u
used to any extent. Can more than these.
facts be wanied-sefer 10 the recommends
tons by list Of names Of responsibility
unequalled By any other article. Look Il
these things--buy this article. Stay AMI
preserve your hair By lis use, OF il bald re
store Il. Ladies, attend 10 this-handreds
In fashionable life rs using il as the only ar
ticle really III for The toilet. Long hair Is
very apt 10 fall out. Ladies, use the Balm
Of Columbia IN time to save yourselves The
disgrace nf badness BY neglect Of your per-
sons.
Il Is your duty, a. moralisis, TO preserve
the heauties Of nature, with whicha bonnii.I
-ful Creator has endowed you-use the Balm,
rfoFit will do. il.
Caution to be Observed
Several MIST fllgrant attempts have been
made to counterfeit the BiIm Of Coiumbis.
Some Of the impostors have gone 50 far as q
counterfeit the splendid wrappers, and the
Falls of Niagara, and every external mark
cxcep. The name Of Comslock, which they
dare not forge
b avoid impositipns therefore, always
look for the name of Culnstock g Co. or Il
8. Comstock, and never buy the article IN.
less Il has that name upon II.
Sold wholesale and retail at No. 9 Fetch /
8. street. New York and BY
II. II. RANDOLPH,
March ~. 1871. IS Yaz00 CITY.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
RIVER PLANTATION
FOR SALE.
ON 4 LONG CREDIT.

RIVER PLANTATION within i few
- miles Of Xazoo City, consisting OF 8 OF
900 acres Of land, 200 acres cleared, can be
bought upon better terms than any hitherto
given for such property. There is no better
body OF land in the State than this, and none
more handsomely situated, havinga beauti-
full front Of nearly Two miles on the river.
A credit win Be given of four, Eve or six
years, and purchasers with not less than
fifteen Or twenty hands can arrange 10 pay,
annually, the proceeds Of the place, without
being compelled 10 meet stipulated install
meRte. Five Or ten hands will be sold with
the plantation II desirable. The price will
be very low and title good. Enquire Of
SUBLETT, HYE eco.
Or R. ABBEY.
Yazoo CITY, Dec. 9. 1910. 2I-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

DRs BARBER g BARNETT
HAVE dissolved the partnership in The
III practice Of their profession. The
books and accounts have been transferred 10
DR.. Barnett, who Is alone authorised to set.
lie the same.
january % 1871. 26--tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

n 4k undersigned would respectfully + :
form the citizens Of This place, and the
country generally, that he has oponed :
LIVERY STABLE Ia this place, On Jeifer.
son ssseet,aE the Brick Stable formerly kept
81 Mr.. a. Boarman, whore every atten-
lion viii s. paid u horses left III his charge.
end he hopes, that 81 devoting bic attention
exclusively 70 the business, and charging %
low g any other establishment Of tie kind
n this place, q merit : share Of public
patronage. GEO. HAHN.
Xaz00 Civ. Sent. 4. 1910. 9.4m.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
NOVICE.

COmmercial Bank Of Aancaestcr,(
YAzoo CRY, lst Oct, I840.S
nNHIS BANK is buying Bills on N. Orleans ai
short sight, for which payment will be made
II the notes 81 the New-O Orleans Banks.
j. J. HUGHES, Cashier.
October 1st. 1910 12-tf.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
For REN

FUR hE1N Il
N1E plantation il this county formerly
occupied and cultivated BY j. &. Creecy,
on the ruad from Yazoo City to Benton.-
10 good and careful tenant the rent will
be moderate. Ils advantages are too well
known 70 require description. Apply to
C s.. CRANE, ReceiUer,
Appointed by the Hon. Court of CIsanceyy.
January Isl. i64l 25-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

JOHN DUNCAN,
EDWARD DUNCAN,
SAMUEL T. MCALISTER,
HENRY p. WATSON.
Naichez, July ., 1910. July 24-3-4t
o. The Natchez Free Trader, Vicksburg
Wing, Southern Sun, Grand Gulf Adverii-
ser. Yazoo Wing, Woodville Republican and
Fayeite Advertiser, will publish the above
for one month and send their accounts t.
this Office for payment.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
FOR RENT.

TN IG4AlN IL
Nh q plantation ID this County, formerly
occupied BY r. &. Adams, few miles
East from Benton. There are about 800
acres ready for cultivation, a good gin house.
and fine Improvements are % be found on
the place. twill be rented low to a good
tenant. Apply to
@. 8. CRANE,
ID this County, or 10
FRANCIS ILSLEY, Vicksburg
January lst, ls4l. 25-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

For Sale on Consignment,
LOW FOR CASH,
200 pieces Kentucky Bagging,
200 coils do. Rope,
1000 Gunny Bags,
1000 Linseys,
200 lbs. Twine,
IS bags Havana Coffee,
10 hhds N. o. Sugar,
10 bbls. Havana white Sugar,
10 do. Loaf Sugar,
so boxes Soap,
4 Hair Mattresses, fine article.
Purchasers would do well 70 call and exam.
inc for themselves before purchasing, as we
are determined to give hargins.
FUQIJA s. ADAMS.
Lover Lgndine. Oct. -. 1910. l5-lfs
For sale, on Consignment.
X HoGSHEAD Brown Sugar,
y 10 BbIs, do do
FUQUA az ADAMS.
February "a, 32-tf. LosOer Lending.
For sale, on Consignment.
~ BAGS Rio Coffee, !
M 10 Boxes Sperm Candles,
10 Kegs Nails,
Cases Rooks-assorted,
do Shoes orted,
Kegs Goshen u,
5 Boxes Soap Roxes Tobacco,
/ Bbl soft ehel nonde. 81
FUQUA SsDA MS.
Lower Landing.
Yazoo Civ. Feb. Is. 32--tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

number the first baotng should be one of the nominees
who received the highest number on the second 5along
another and SO until all four nominated. On first
ballotting A B. BRADFORD. WIN. ARTHUR, A J. OAR
GAN, and t. MALONE having received majority OF all
the present. proposition submitted that they be the
of the meeting. which agreed to- WherenPoH
the Mt Pleasant delegates protested against such
event. aedgng that the thereby would have three
resenaves and the agreement there should be four
distinct baotngs he further stated that the county precns
were by delegates and that they had ancpa
ted universal baotng and he proposed that the meeting
adjourn until the following Saturday, and that each precinct
county be represented by delegates and let them
lcct the candidates, which agreed to-
On Saturday 18th the delegates appeared in Convention
A. B. LANE for the Senate, and A B. BRADFORD, Wm
ARTHUR, Fl. O. ALLEN and GEORGE III. WvATT for the
House of Representatives unanimously selected as
didaes.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
TRUST SALE.

the authority of
made by Patrick McDavid, the trustee
the of securing John Rodgers and
liabilities incurred by them securities
said McDavid will the 2nd Monday February 1912
less the debts and Liabilities in i'd deed specified
fed by said for sale public QUERY high
bidder for cash. the of Holly
Springs Mississippi the land
ed by said deed much thereof required satisfy
the objects and
all young and likely The land is the beautiful
oraby improved occupied BY said McDavid
udsonyile For particular description of said
other
the trust deed of record Marshall County Mississippi will
make only such title said property vested in me-
July FL ANDERSON Trnsee
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

The true Riches Of Life is Health All persons afiic-
ted with Fecer and Ague, Dyspepsia Lirer Complaints
Jaundice Piles Sick Headache HabuaI Costireness Diar-
rhG or any complaint where Catharc or Aperient is
needed. will find Peters Vegetable Pills an invaluable
remedyThe only genuine for sale L. Cage & Co.'S
Drug and Chemical Store East side ofthe square Hov
Springs
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
GREAT BARGAIN.

HE subscriber determined sell his valuable halfec
ton of land lying miles of Holly Springs There
on the tract hundred of cleared land prnc
paly valley the fist quality the subscriber will divide
to suit purch Persons wishing examine my land
will find always the premises There two wells
of good water on the above mentioned land.
N E HAMPTON
Sept I6 l84I-S-G
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

IL virtue Of two several deeds hearing aae resrrf
3s MAY and st June, 154l executed Azdrrw
Marshall 10 the undersigned fa.r fte
considerations IN the sid deeds Enensio-ed sail r
az auction 70 The hehe bidder tor
Nogernoer ie4l a. Sno~don. The ae r3ezce sle
In the county Aforesaid ali "a he Coranss ek r M
work horses, mules cattle hogs usansar rtr-r Ii tI
descriptions together with carFaSe karret
furniture one silver and gold wzfckes
We would particularly annfsoa cF r-rr-s
ana Sporismen 70
brood mares and colts, several Ct which
be IN hne running condition b. he dar 81 sale
Although the Terms Of the
Ior casn yer arrangements progress akich
posed that some indulgence te oEre 8 rzr
". CRUMP.
H. PEGH pAAA~
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
The Father TO his aotherisss Gina


My li'iie srnli'en aoca--
Ind viii iell Jon ol aim tr1lrs-
Pure water from iee Rocki
Who boldly led Cons Fe1F-r lo--h
From Egypl'S wrath and gale
And once cradle hahe a. g.
AL helpless @ me Nlle-
Are wandering iar aaa wise
Taink ye q her Eho kneW 80 sell
loGr tender iheusAls io Eaa-sl
Who could 60 WisLuE's s-rre1 l.rc
foar nxee aiisniion ehlu--
Oh never lFom ynnr Ae-r.s erase
That bieSsed 1astAer's aa1.e
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

EGE1GAT M0EIWE E-MARsHALL COUNTY
HNAKEN up by JAMES r. TROTTER, living section 8,
T. r. bay horse supposed TO be ID old Ia hands
small saddle
appraised o D, 1871.
TAKEN WILLIAM T. COLE, living section 3D. T. ,,
and bay horse mule be DID, white
body right hod before appraised
$50 August 81 1871.
by MILES GOFORTH living section ST. It. ?
horseupposed hands high old
no marks-appraed $40 Also colored
l31 hands small bit each
ear-aprased to $50. Augusta, 1911 @. w. GRAHAM,
sep16 Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
NOTEC1

Trust Sale.
NOTICE hereby given that six date the
undersigned will by virtue of deed
him by A G. Goodwin for the benefit of George Fl proceed
SELL
al public auction 70 the highest bidder. for cash.
The Tract Of Land,
On which Goodwin resides,
aces-soufhwes section 81 township Also
Three Horses. Household Kitchen Furni-
ture. one Wagon, Plantation Utensils. 6c.
Sid deed recorded in the Office of the Probate
shall County.
May 18th. Is41-[je2s-tds JOHN o. WINFIELD.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
Congressional.
TucSdav Dee. 81.

TueSddy Dec 81.
SENATE Mr. Linn introduced the Bill to re-
peal The Distribution, ard in lieu of il 10 pledge
the land revenue 10 the common defence Of The C.
Mon. This called forth much discussion MS 10 the
Committee to which i, should 90. Mr. Smith from
the committee on Lands objected 10 its going TO
that committee Mr. Linn moved TO send il 10. The
Committee on Military Aiars-but ultimately A.r
Calhoun moved 10 send it 10 the Select Commit
tea. Mr. Buchanan was in luyo. Of Selec, COM
mntrc.
The debate was further continued BY Mr Linn,
Mr King, Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Woodbury., in favor
of committing the bill and against the polio, of the
distribution to the States, 10 the deilnent of the
decnces Of the country. They were followed by
Alr Mangum, RivCs, aud Archer, against the com
mitmcnt.
Al,cr few remarks by Mr. Riycs. who whshcd
10 divide the question 80 ms to have vote on the
simple question Of commitment
Mr. rrcnss made some remarks against COM
hitting the hill at all.
| The question was again taken on motion Of Mr.
Calhoun. to refer the bill 10 the select committee
and resulted as follows:
IcH-Aicssrs Allen. Barrow, Benton. Euchat-
an, Calhoun, Fulton, King, Linn, McRoheris
Mounton, Pierce, Sewer, Sturgeon, Tuppan, VII
| liams, Woodbury., and Wright-i7.
! .iays--Nlessrs Archer Bates, Baynrd, Berricn
Choatr, Clayton, ElAOn, Evans. Giaham, Hun.
rnglon, her, Mangun, Mcnick Miller, Alorelend
| Phelps, Porter Prentiss, Preston, Rivcs Simmons
Smith of Indiana, soulhard, White Woodbridge
"a.
! Mr. King then moved TO refer il TO the Commit
Ice on Military Affairs, and demanded the yeas
and NAYS on that motion, which were ordered.
! Mr. RNes again moved TO divide the question, SO
as first TO have the vote onlhc motion 10 commit
The question was then taken on the motion 10 COM
nit which was lost, ayes II. noes %. On Mr.
/ Linn motion the bill was then made the order Of
/ the day for Tuesday three weeks
IIDUSE-The resolution to refer so much Of
the Message as relaIcs 10 the Tariff 10 the Commit
tee OIL Manufactures, with Mr. Aiherton's motion
10 substitute the COMMITTEE Of Ways and Means,
occupied most of the session. Among others, Mr.
| Linn Of n. Y. spoke in favor of the Committee OF
Manufactures IN the course of his remarks, he
said that he deprecated any conflict between the
free Iahorer of the North and the slave labor of the
Souh; but if the conflict must come, he would be
for giving the preference to the productions of free
labor
Mr. J.. was preceding to en'orgo on the tcnden-
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31

When the "Fiscal Corporosty'' passed Con.
gress the Waterman shouted "glory enough for
one day." Now that paper, is delighted to hear
that President Tyler's Treasury Bank is fast gain
Ing friends This is accommodating, to say the
least oft But our readers will be somewhat sup
prsed 10 learn that the Watchman's favorite Cor
porosiiy," now, is pan, claimed by President Ty'
ler's organ to have been proposed by General Jack
son in 1882, plan merely limited at by Genera
Jackson and then abandoned; and is further thu
very bugbear that so troubled the visual organs o
the Waterman year ago; perfect TREASURY
BANK!
Some people have singular way Of accommo-
dating principles to circumstances.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
VERMONT MEDICAL COLLEGE.

In another column will be found the annual aL-
versemen, of the Vermont Medical College, al
Woodstock. This stitulion has now attained the
eminencO o! being the first ola similar character in
New England.
The new Medical Building, i, finished, the chair
Of the proftssoIships fllcd'wh the first lecturers
and scholars in the country, and everything nc-
complishci, calculated 10 sustain the Institution
in its present position and, il possible, add to its
prominence,
The ensuing term, it is expected, will he one
of uncommon attraction and usefulness 10 thos,
who are DESTROYS of obtaining finished Medca
education.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
THE GOOD TIMES,

gentleman who has just retired from Illinois
told me that the farmers were obliged to take II
cent and half pound for their pork, or they corld
not raise money enough 10 pay their taxes and
very good turkeys may now be bought in this city
for twenty five cents head-and good chickens
for Il dollar dozen, as poor us the money is,
Jour. Com.
From this our good friends the Cidercrais can
learn that the era of good times and high prices,
they promised the people awhile ago, is begin
ming to dawn 1t looks quite bright and fair so
far,