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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-31
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POLISHING PASTE

AND PLATE POWDER.
New yort, Jan q, lssa
'n' md A " easi bSuS p
= -aftt Manufacturers OF Britt unis Ware,
have tried the Paste and Plate Powder and sold by
IL
New York, Jan. a isaa.
Powder and 6nd them excellent for eearing silver aid
BALL, TOMPKINs BLACK,
Late NiarQuand CO., ISL broadway.
| Nsw York March, let2.
We have gsed wm ALdsrs'a', Polishing Paste aud Plate
Powder for cleaning syer and other kinda of ware and can
''"s'' > '"A ~ M :TEoMrsoS Z FISHER:
Brooklyn, Feb. "a, 1874
brass and silver plated ware, 6nd rs rate arti
Saddle and Harness Maker.
For sale wholesale and retail for erporatien,a anufe-
GAS. II. RING, s, FaIton street, corner Cliff.
street. Gnon Grand sod Bow.y coddineion
Hudson and Spring. Sands u Eat Broadway. mis- IN.
MARCH OF INTELLECT.
GREAT strides have been m,de trouthout the world in
" Steam and almost every branch Of agcutur. the
Cannot be the Medical Faculty are too naIrss minded fer
they recommend Rings Vegetable Cough Candy all af
factions Of the lungs and waen they express the mselves
cie should not se the many numerous preparations that
have been used for years because Gsen Cicero De
No. no. Riggs Candy ention aud eves,
checks and and cannot be prevented iron its onward
sS b % ePy AZ 81 OF ssS
sold BIZ most druggists. mis- lus
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DRS. SARGEAN T AND
MALJFSON
DIR. ALLEN'S BALSAM

DICe 1XHHL1V y D11LOA1I.
OF Horehound. Liverwor and Pleuisv Root for Coughs
~ Colds, Consumption and Liver Complaint sumption
disease often secretly lurking in the stem for years
fore there the least compliant! Of the lusg And this
disease Let not delay the Of medicine
I'll their unss sensiby affected but due
Dr.. Aliens Basam Of Liverworthis medicine has proved
the Conaueror Of Ply sicsns for which all mankind
More than 100 Phyneans in this city use this medcae
in their practice.
LIVER COMPLAINT CURED. DIR Arer-Dear Sir
have used Balsam Of Horehound Liverwort ad Pleu
wonderful eff ct has had. fully sstfd that il pos.
very superior virtues the of Liver Comp
Gonsunptos. do strongly p.nA lhe public
and the Faculty. Respectfully,
Hpdscp; pAADgg q t ! isH,
sxtensvely and sweeping 81 little with very
few DAYS Illness 4arents should remember that Dr. Al
lens Basam Of Lverwort IL the only nfaibe remedy and
has saved thousands of lives during seven years.
M ouon l27 Bowery corner e Grand street DR. Hart
Mlno.s Drug Store corner Of Broadway and John street
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"A HATs.sPRrNGF AsHIONsiss The spring style of
- H,s w offered for sale BY the subscriber He sch
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10Th ND ss.s as.ss sa1 d... eaps cSdrss:
ia 4i% s.A 40 '''s' Gays VIZ. BANTA 100 Chatham St
THEE DOLLAR HAfs--snRING FASHION,
s6o :ssass Hs o% pre-. Of ss
n IN s 60 durability and iustre to those
'sa " '"'' G H;1'i T. = sRows. Practical Halter
mil I'm. ls6 Canal street. \
30 ODD YEARS
. s: b. Ct q e ss,Ss
new old nveaie, Than hall the lime employed
eyr the .sy $ eo'n their patients with "s
ere rgr d that Dr. regular ghys
states. can be proved py his Diplomas. : MA Inn
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT,
= 400 wA:ER STREET.
BUZZ s5'$: VICE s,s.,, s N;s @
e P sy'h and Wa: Of Mobile Geo. Of
HATS! HATS! HATS! (!
Drown CO.'S one ,ae Hat Store. wholesa!s and re-
d ere e
The proprietors have the pleasure now Offer addition
to their recently inprcysd SHOP, .sPp.d hat tAe
eo:y and iS that difference : nor ea.y
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A PRORT,EM
2INGSCOUGH CANDY

CaedySy sm;jorty Of our physicians, ought TO inspre
having been deceived some article that ever thing
and performed nothing Won physicians an ar.
serey.n and 0hsr pubs speaker: SPEAK publicly Of g.
voice manifest nordnate volume? 10 nue., would every
body who has tried sirenuous.y virtues
been scent
G. RTNG "a lion co,nsr ~ i i ey
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06

Let them dress up their little sisters and school
fellows with feathers in their caps, drill them to car
nv broomsticks, and march them up and down
stairs and through every room in the house TO the
music of the martial jewsharp, playing
"Choose your partners and march away,
For the drums they are beating,
The Americans have gained the day,
And the British are rCtrcatins."
And let not these remarks be considered pue-
re because they are joCose Such simple mani
restutuns from children will arouse every father
heart with call loud us the trumpet blast, or
even the lannon's roar The mock pagenry OF
those little he pess ones who are 10 mherll our
dear native soil and share the nobility or inIamy
we now achieve, will teach us in eloquent nlnli-
ture what should be our duty Of 10 day. Then
shall he battle cry 10 heard in the air,and the SOL
emn war song of Columbia shall swell in native
majesty upon the free air Of Il land that won lib
erly and is able to maintain it, The eagles scream
shall be heard among the cliffs, us the ordIy bird
darts iiom his handicapped hermatage to bid de-
liance TO lions roar. The breath OF dishonor NAV
din for while the polished steel of oar escutch-
con bnt our siIken banner shall be flung abroad,
and the stain swept off before spo, of rust shall
eat into the surface We will revert another clasp
in the great chain that binds brotherhood of free
states IN one firm bond of union us nation, aud
once again the world shall hear Of the stripes and
stars in motion, gathering new glory, to the spirit
stirring strain of oar grand war song
"'rhc stnr-spanglei banner, o, long may it wave,
DER The land OF the free and home oil the brave"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06

be thai very gala day of Tameranes II little boy
was playing nine pins in the streets of Menz,
whose history was more important than
twenty Tamerlanes! The Tartar khah, with his
shaggy demons of the wilderness, passed away
like whrlwnd, to be forgotten forever; and
that German arizan has wrought benefit which
is yet mmeasurably expanding itsclf,and vii! con-
lnue to expand itself through all countries and all
lime.--Wlut are the conquests and expeditions Of
the whole cooperation of captains, from Walter the
pcnniless, to Napoleon Bonapart, compared with
those movable types of Johannes Faust!
CARLYLE.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06
EVENING BEFORE WEDDING.

Il will tell you,' continued the aunt to Louisa,
'two things which have fully proved, The first
will 80 far toward preventing the possibility of any
dlscord after marriage; the second is the best and
surest preseryave of feminine character
Tell me- SAID Louisa anXlous'y.
''rhe first is this demand of your bridegroom, as
soon as the marriage ceremony is over, u solemn
vow, and promise also yourself, never, even in
jest, to dispute, or express any disagreement,
tell you never! for what begins in mere bantering,
will lead to serious earnest. Avoid expressing any
irritation at one anolher's words. Mutual fOrbear-
ance is the great secret Of domestic happiness. II
you have erred confess it freely, even if confession
costs you some tears. Further, promise faithfully
and solcmnIy, never, upon any prctoXi or excuse,
10 have any secrets or concealmonts iom each 9th
el; but to keep your private affairs from father,
mother, brother, sister, relations and the world
Let them be known only to each other and your
God. Remember that any third person admitted
TO your confidence, becomes party to stand be-
tween you. They will naturally side with one OF
the other. Promise TO avoid this and renew the
vow upon every temptation 1t will preserve that
perfect confidence, that union, which will indeed
make you as one. O, if the newly married would
but practice this spring of connubia peace, how
many unions would be happy, which are now mis-,
crahc.'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06
HITCH COCKS ANTI-BILIOUs PILLS
LOOh Ut MS UNU NgUH
mr. JARED HITCHCOCK, more than thirty u

Look at tins and Redd
mr. JARED HITCHCOCK, more than thirty years
~ since invented and prepared composition oi lIS
Tor the Bilious ChOlc and for some two or three years
used them only for that disease gave them the name
Choc Pills but dsCOverngirOm their operation, the pow
erin effect the Liver and its secretory duets dcobs
tucn and detergent medicine induced him TO extend The
use ofthem in other diseases WIN Cholera Morbus, Black
Vomt Cholera, Bilious ChOc and other pains III me DOW
els, !scntary Dyspepsia, Indigestion Ague and Fever
hement and Intermittent Fever, Colds and Coughs, and
hcy have been found by their cNpectoratns operation to
he eEcaci0us in Diseases Of the Lungs enOw offers them
TO The public under the appellaton of ANTi-BLLiOUS
RUS, which experience finds unrivaled for ehcacy,
usclcss and safety. They amedicne well Cacuated0
remove the cause oldiscase in its first attack on the sy-
TEN and is well known to the faculty of physc and may
be known to any discerning adreecing mnd that when
the cause Otdsease is remOyedit longer exist and
there Is nothing but the elect OF what has taken pace 10
cure.
DEAR FRIENDS and FELLOW CITIZENS purchase and
pursue the directions given on the Labels for any disease
where EmeCs or CatharC's useful (and one or the 9th
error both are necessary in almost every disease to C,anes
the stomach and bowels and you will undoubtedly rcal7e
great saving Of pain time and money beside the danger
You run OF loss OF health and life.
Mr., ALLEN FULLER of Double Branches, Anderson Dis
District 5. G.. writes us as follows (yz) "Dear Sir-Th6
box Of pills which obtained from you several years since
to the amount of s., is nearly eNhascd and am DESTROYS
OF asceriaining by what means shall get new supply
Besides those which had hayencyer heard of the pills
IN all my travels in the southern country where, IN my
view, there are much nceded"Fnrher he says, "fthey
We're conveyed ercl think would be the means OF intro
ducing this unrivnlled medicine H. in my view more eN-
ensvcly into the southern states where they would BIT
particularly well suited to the wants of the people" lie
says, esteem these pills highly that very DESTROYS
olhuvng them generally known and must say that
have some fears lest this medicine should be lost to the
world by some means or other Notwithstanding the means
which you informed me you had taken to prevent such
result Above ALL entrca y0u not 10 let the secret of
compromising this mcdicnebe lost TO the world Place it
III some place Osaety, secure from fire and water and be
You'd the reach oidealh.
Take aud prove the aforementioned Pills and | will
guarantee that you will with thousands Ooters proclaim
like the following.
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COMPOUND PULMONARY BALSAM.

VaVIllS Basnm snow offered to the public from full
conviction that II Is superior Ia amy other medicine
ior the various diseases of the chest Its effects
were first tested in private practice and the medicine
extensively circulated ut the solicitation Of many
who received the most signal benefit from in diseases the
most distressing and alarming
The preparcr Of this balsa has for several years paid
particular attention To pulmonary compansby watching
their progress nveS gaing their and carefully mo-
cing the effects ri the numerous and most approved REM
ics which have been prescribed by physicians of al
dcrs us oi most kinds oi patent medicines which have
been offered to the rnbc.
II has been found t. produce most astonishing results in
wl0opngcCngh, catnrrl affections Of the lungs Hydro
oraN d0l0y Of the chest, Influenza, Group splitting
Of bo' d. ruin nte side, aortncss OF breath, cosmp
ton and common colds.
trgulacs the natural secrcons Of the SYSTEM pro-
cures cc cNpertoraon and Hllays morbid rritaby.-
Hence its great utility in all diseases nj the lungs
Thousands o certificates might be given fneccc .sary
hut n TINT Is wanted for its recommendation Is fair m
NJ. PRICE, 80 cents.
Prepared by Dr. II. H. CARTER. For sale by
j, ROSS, Jr.
Woodstock March 90, Isle. 90
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06
FEMALE CHARACTER

Daughters should be thoroughly acquainted with
he business and cares Of family These are IL
Mung the first objects Of woiuun's creation; they
ought 10 be among the first branches of her cduca-
lion. She was made for u mother. They should
learn neatnesS, economy. industry aud sObrietv.--
These will constitute their ornament. No vcrmil-
ion will be necessary to give color OF expression to
lle countcnance,no artificial supports to give shape
or torture to the body. Nature will appear in all her
Ioycncss of proportion, of beauty; and modcsty
unaffected gcntlcness ofnHnnCr, will render them
amiablG in the kitchen and dining room, and orua-
nlenls TO the sitting room ard pnror.
How envahIe the parents Of such daughter
liow lovely the daughter herself How happy the
husband Of such wife. Thrice happy the chill
dred Of such mother. They shall rise up and
call her blessed, and her memory shall live.
The influence the female character cannot be
estimated II is decisive of the character of the
other sex. lGher character be pure, and elevated
and without reproach, snch will be The charac,c-
of the other sex. There is no man such monster
that he worlt dare be vicious in the presence ola
viItuous woman. Her character is IL Shield against
even the solicitations Of vice.
Every thing, domestic or social, depends on fe-
male character. As daughters and sisters they de-
eide the character Of the family. As wives, they
empmticaly decide the characters of their hus-
bands. aud ,hei condition also. 1t has been moi,
unwtingy said, that the husband may ask the
wife whether he may be respected. lie certainly
must inquire AT her altar whether he may be pros
porous and happy. As mothers, they decide the
characters Of their children Nature has constituted
them the carly guardians aud instructors of
their children and clothed them with sympules
suited To this important trust
Ii needs not guilt TO break husbands heart;
the absence of content the muterings Of spleen the
unidy dress, and cheerless home, the forbidding
scowl; and deserted hearth; these and other name
less neglecis-without crime among them, have
narrowed the heart Of many man, and plan
ted there beyond the reach of cure, the germ of
dark dlSpair. OH may woman before that sad
sight arrives. dwell on the Iecollecons of her
youth and cherishng the dear idea of that tunerul
time. awake and keep alive the promises she then
so kindly gave; and though she may be the injured
not the njurng one--ihc forgotten mot the forgelrul
wiie-a happy allusion to that hour of peace and
ove-a kindly welcome to comfortably home
smile Of love to Danish hostile words "A kiss of
peace to pardon all the past, and the hardest heart
that ever locked itself within the breast of selfish
man will soften to her charms, and bid her live, as
she had hoped, her years in matchlcss bliss--oved,
loving, and conteht-lhe soother of the sorrowing
hour-,he source of comfort, and the spring ofioy.
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MAIiOMET,

Carlyle inns interestingly speaks of the great
Oriental;-' From an early age he had been remark
ed as a thoughtful man, His 'compnnions named
him m .4Mia--The Faithful A man of truth
and fidelity; true in what he did in what he spake
and thought. They noted the he always meant
something, A man rather laciturn in speech silent
when there was nothing to be said, but patient
and sincere when he did spea<-always throwing
light Oh the matter This is the only sort of speech
'coHh speaking Through life we find him to have
been regarded MS an altogether solid, brolherly,
genuine man. serious, sincere character; yet
amiabe, cordial, companionable, jocosc, even-a
good laugh in HIM withal; there are men whose
laugh is as untrue as any thing about lhem--who
cannot laugh. One hears of Mahomei's beau
ty-hi' fine sagncious, honest face brow llord
complexion, beamng black eycs-I somehow too,
like that vein on the brow, which swelled up
black when he was in anger; like the l,orse shoe
vein in SCOTS Redgauntet. 1t was kind of fea-
turc in the lIashem family, this black, swelling
vein in the brow; Mahomet had 1t prominent, as
would appear A spontaneous, passionate, YET, just
true meaning mani Full Of wild faculty, fire and
light; of wild worth, all uncullured; working out
his life task in the depths Of the desert there.
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should not, those who will call the undersigned Gun
have advice gratis and medicines and board on the most
reasonable tersOr will visit patients at distance very
reasonably.
Persons wishing to become Agents for the sale of DIR
Ibards medicine will apply to Haskell Palmer Wood
stock; WIN. IIewes, Chelsea, and T. H. Prentiss, Mont
pelier, who authorised General Agents.
J. b. HlBARD, NJ. D.
East Behel, August, ls40 ly
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Spirit Of The IQe.

TERMs-s2,00 II year, Sl,5O in odtance. The cost o.
transportation in all to be paid by the subscribers.
Subscriptions ARE not received, nor advertisements in
serted, unless by advance payment guaranty of pay
ment by some responsible person known To the editor
Subscribers may have their card inserted for 80, an.
non subscribers ior 50 year.
D. All communications must be addressed, postass
reid, to c. Il. EASTMAN
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06

When Tanerlnne had finished building his pyr-
amid of seventy thousand human skulls, and was
seen standing at the gate Of Dcmascus, gliiiering
with his battle axe on his shoulder. till the fierce
hosts filed out to new victories and carnage, the
pale on-ooker might have fancied that Nature was
IN her death lhroes, for havoc and despair had la
ken possession of the earth, and the sun of man
't"d -7emed fe'''' :" s"as of blood. W, il mc',
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06
WINTER GOODS.

lust RECEIVED, by the subscriber, a large and odd
d tional supply of
GOODS,
adapted to the season, which will be sold ms usuoI ,
cash, at rery great bargains Among them are
10 pieces ga ana GA ALPACA LUsTREs. rrom
i5 cts. up.
10 pieces BLUE BLK, and COLORED GA ENC
MERlNOES, different qualities from low priced In
supcrlnc.
10 pieces Blue NIX, hLEPINEs. from 81 cts mn
Rich Fg'd EIOINNES and MARBIED AJpAI'c.s
50 HIGHLAND, EDlNGBORO' KABYLE, MERINO
and FRENCH CASHMERE SIIAWLs, some
new and elegant Patterns, from sI,75 to Sl5
100 PIECES PRINT. every variety Of STYLE and prire
Sup.r 6-i SaNonics AZ cts.
NOUS. de LANES. GRAPE te LANES, SILK
VELVET, CLOAK PRINCES. &c. &C. in great
variety.
Purchasers ARE invited to cnl Goods will he sold NO
ma No hlsrakE! a
cHBLES D4Yt, in.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06

The following extract from one ofthc many re-
plies which were made to Mr. Burke's first work
on the French Revolution, has always been much
admired. Rhctorlclans have pronounced the Iigure
at its close TO be perfectly unrivaed in point of
force and sbeauty. Notwithstanding Mr. Burke's
horrld painting, when the French Revolution is
compared with that of other countries, the aston
ishment will be, that it is marked with so few sac
riilces: but this establishment will cease when we
rclec, it was priqcipleS and not persons, that
were the medtaed objects of destruction. The
mind of the nation was acted upon bv a
higher stimulus that what the considerations of per-
sons could inspire, and sought the higher conquest
than could be produced by the downfall Of an enc
my. Through the whole of NIr Burkes book, | do
not observe that the Baste il mentioned more than
once, and then with kind of implication, as if he
were sorry that it is pulled down, and wished it
were built up again. Not one glance Of compass
ion, not one commissioning reflection that can
find throughout his book, has he bestowed on those
who fingered in the mos, miserable of prisons. 1t
is painful to behold u man employing his talents
10 corrupt himself Nature has been kinder to
Burke than TO her lie is not nicc,cd blythe reali-
ty of distress touching upon his heart, but bv the
SNOWY resemblance of it striking his Imagination.
Accustomed to kiss the nriSocralc hand that hath
purloned him from himself, he dcgcnerates into Il
composition of art, and the soul of nature iorsakes
him. He Piies HE pIumage, bit torgets the dy-
ing bird.'
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ORANGE COUNTY.

Braintree, 8. Spcre-Brookfeid, J. D. kinrsbnrv-
Bradford, J. w. ID. Parker-Chelsea, q. G. stone-Go
rnth Geo sleeper-East BrookfedP p. Davis-East Tons,
ham, W. g. Dickey-East Randolph, Egerton Il Walker
East Corinih, John Chapman-Newb Try, Tappan SIZE.
South Stanford, II Russ-Thetfora, Topsham
-Union Village, J. waker-vershire, g Dpstin.~
West faree, Stephen Thomas West Randolph. EdmnnJ
Weton.West Top.ham, Geo. Jenness Wells River, E.
Farr-Washinston, Russell 8. Bagley.
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MYSTERIOU US.

4 GENTLEMAN belonging to one Oftlc most ancient
n and wealthy families ntths city, who must be well
known to numerous iiendS having since the Neur 1915
up 10 rGcenty been bent nearly double and for several
years confined to his bed has been restored good health
has cguiued his natural erect pnsilion-and has quilted
his cnrriagc, and now walks with ease! We believe
this is the gcn,emas description near possible
and there is no cXaegcrntiOn In IT, Wew give npuires
his address, aud doubt his humane feelings will cy-
cusc the lhcrty so that any one d0uLtng, may know
these fcts-thuug he requests his nnmr may not appear
in print. Among other similar instances, Mr. Jas. G..
REYNOLDS AL Christie street. has been restored, md viii
give personal nsslrunccs Of the facts Of his Both
were rheumatism, and contracted cords and sinCws.-
How has this been done!
.inemer--ly the Indian TcgrtaDlc E,ircr internally,
and Hrwcs' Nerrc and Bone LinimcHt externally T.
HcrdM.
ohly Sold by C0MSTOCK & CO.,
II Maiden Lanc New York.
J. ROSS Jr Woodstock, VT.
57-ly y. D. NEUTON, Norwich.
j. C.. BROOKS, Hartford,
A. 4 ". WIRDNER, Windsor.
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s. 90 Ee EWA ARID.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been of
" cred for months to any one who will bottle of
HIy's LntmfHt tor the Piies without being cured OF
thousand sold, in no instance has it failed of a cure
Proof overwhelming To be had when is sold II is also
certain cure in nearly suery case Externally in the
following complaints
For the PHcs, Ttghtntssof The chest ss-
| For dHDropSy, pecilHy in chiidTcn,
Tender Feet, Font Ulcers of the legS, or
Sore throat by canoe SoT other fungus SOros, hour
utcceTS, tuer obstinate or tong
Group, adnding,
Whoop'ng cough, Fresh Hounds,
Scaid Head, Chubiqins &c. n.
LOOK OUT.
Some Swindiershaue countereiitd The article and put
il wih rarionS dcrices. DO not be imposed upon-
One thing only will protect you- Is the Of COM
STOCK q co. that name must Arrays BE- on hs nrap-
per, YOU are cheated. DO not forget It. Take this
direction with you and test by that, buy II, for
tits impossible for any other to be true genuine.
Sold By COMSTOCK& CO..
II Maiden Lane. New York.
silly j. ROSS, il. Woodstock. Vt.
u. n. NEUTON. Norwich
J. G. BROOKS, Hartford.
i. \ H. WIRDNER, Winds