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The New York herald., 1845-01-30

poand Syrup Of Wild Cherry as one
Of the greatest discoveries Of modern
science; Of all the many compounds put forth
for the cure Of diseases which afaict human
short of time, acquired such unbounded cond
with the public and has performed such miraculous and
which has mered and received much eulogum from the
Guilty and Others this justly celebrated remedy Daily
learn from sources S that cures have been
Blood sias :nx
Nervous Debility Brokea CONSTITUTION. from the abuse
has baaed the skill OF eminent medical practitioners,
ing in that remedy have
been radically cured There the hands Of the propre
tor numerous certificates Of which would aonh cedu
ity itself they made known the world To those who
afflicted with the above diseases Ev this medicine
compound but safe and powerful remedy and that its
tive powers stand alopc and equaled by none:
CAUTIoN-From the great popularity Of this medicine
have been induced to offer spurious article with the
name Of WILD Cherry attached Therefore cautious
able tree.
Dr. swaynes Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, Principal
Office, n. w corner Of 9th Race hadepha Agents
DT w Mnor corner Of Broadway and John street, New
sss New
Winslow, Rochs.ter N. Y; r. j. Adams, and T. Kiene
g. Louis VIM Them ssn PittsbaE; b Hi;man cacnps,
31s Broad Newark, III john s. Harrison, salem Mass
H. PIERCE stsnwx Hall, Maiden Lane Albany N. York
Mass; James Green Co., Worsesr, Mass; T. Hoi
Iidge BStiao, !; Graot B:ekee Peushhsp.e N York
field. Mass; r Hall Co. Boston, Mass T. S. Hcides
East Boston, Mass RANSOM Stevens Rostcn. Mass p M
Cohen z Co.. Charleston Z. jas 3m srrc
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House OF Representatives.


The message from the President, received yesterday,
Informing the House ths he had approved Of the bill
70 establishing uniform time for electing presidential
electors
The Senate Bill for establishing the smithsonian Insti.
ue was read twice and referred to the Comm of the
Whole.
Mr. PAYNE Of Ala, wished to introduce q resolution.
The srsAKER said 1t must be by general consent
Mr. HousroS of Ala. said he thought they had better
20 with the regular business.
Mr.. PAYNE said, 1t would not take a moment.
Mr. housror said he had no objection but he wanted
similar favor.
The SPEAKER asked if there were any objection.
Mr. McCoNskLL of Ala said he objected.
Mr. PAYNE asked HIM not.
The SPEAKER-Is there any objection
Mr.. McCorrELL.-l do object.
Mr. PAWS, and half dozen other members, move
Suspension oil the rules.
The rgsxER put the question on the suspension, and
division was called Tor, and no quorum voted
MIR. PAYNE and two three others.-Mr. Speaker, /
move cell Of the House.
The srsAxrn put the question and said the noes ap
Mr. CosB of Ga demanded the yeas aud nays and there
being second the yeas and nays ordered and re
suited, yeas 81 nays 70 SO the call ordered
oerning the District Court in the Northern District Of
New York, which read twice and referred to Com.
mitiee Of the Whole
Mr. PAyNE offered a memorial on which two motions
madeone to refer to the Committee on Accounts
and the other TO select committee ives referred 10
the Committee on the Accounts. -
MI DAVIS of Indiana moved to suspend the rules for
the option OF reports OF committees, SC
The sPEAKER said a suspension of the rules was not
necessary.
Mr. DAVIS moved that they proceed to the consideration
OF the o. Ter oi the day.
The SPEAKER SAID the first subject would be MFR,
Bufke's Rhoie Island report
Mr. DAVIS thon moved that the rules be suspended for
tbs reception of such reports should give rise to
debate.
Nr Hurr, Of New York, moved to amend, by includ.
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BALLS, PARTIES, NEW YEARS FESTIVE
TIES Mc

TINS PATENT BOXES.
THE PROPRlETORS Of TINS, PATENT CAR
i BOXES, would respectfully call the attention Of Rail
ko koSd Eo,S and al oheE interested with
kAN0USE Of Jersey City their agent for the
OF said boxes Also for ansactng all business
with said patentgh All communications directed him at
jersey City Iron Foundry will be Puncuay attended TO-
TIMMS HILL X BOODY,
-, re-. -, -. Propnetprs.
jersey city, january 7th, l8A6. - 1msrc
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Sa II @ *: @ 0 pS
Pste Suans sseS up
regard eeEancs and csmor and that he has combined eco
''"S 3; saSS 'Sifss TSR P'Ssi osh 81 iRBiF-
Tie rooms will be warmed gratis and upon no occasion will
T Fs.s. Re Ts fsH sfs sS i s. in which . are
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might TO sf% and e L. as = ouls all
NATIONAL C0EFEE HOUSE 81 groaawey.-1Ilhs Pro Re-.
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RTNLoP & S9Ns 81 So, ALBANY 311 s!,!. ALE r, .
at No. s West street. corner aTS%zs BARBER A,.a.
R. Dunlop Son from their standing in this city, viii qua
% @ a ns s% n.s as Fsms
New York. january ). ls45. jas lm*m
LEECHEo! IEEOHES!
.aDp e sw.d 9n e
j.. ,n.ss {.!ss:! n n. s.:..s so Stree.
COMPOUND SYRUP G OF v WILD CHERRY,
The Great Panacea for all diseases of the Lungs aud Breast
ali .liH,ffs ,ffs
ofsRs iRses,s:s ass. sss
variety nsss Which VI Profess Press..
TO be q great value 70 the
to n@%aS p1onoaDSe br. yS sMsynss Com. Gos
pound syrup Of Wild Cherry
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
POETRY.
SPEAK GENTLY,

Speak gently!-N is better far
To rule by love, than fcnr--
Speak gently-lct not harsh words mar
The good we might do here!
Speak gen,y!-Love doth whisper low
The vows that true hearts bind;
And gently friendships accents linw'
Affection s voice is kind.
Speak gently TO the little child!
Its love be sure to gam;
Teach il in accents soft and mild
1t may no, long remain.
Speak gently to the young, for they
will have enough TO bear
Pass through this life as best they may,
Ills full of anxious care!
Speak gently 10 the aged ono,
Grieye not the care worn heart,
The sands of life are nearly run,
Let such in peace depart
Speak gently, kindly to the poor;
Let no harsh tone be heard;
They have enough they mnst endure,
Without an unkind word!
speak gently TO the crring-know,
They may have loiIed in VAN;
Pcrchnce unkindness made them so,
Oh, win them back again!
Speak gently!-ITe who gave his life
To bend mans stubborn will,
When elements were in fierce strife,
Said TO them, "Pcacc, be still"
Speak gcntly!-'tis little thing
Dropped in the hearts deep well;
The good, the joy which it may bring,
Eternity shall tell.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04

Take another glass of port, keep up
your heart sir
The tutor took another glass, the eX-
ample being set by his friend and coun-
seIor.
Is the young lady very much attached
to yon!
Il have no reason to doubt the ardor Of
her affection
Would she eIopc-that is, run away
with your
she is willing to do any thing
Then sir, your course is clear, Car
ry her off and get married at once
Pm afraid of offending the old gentle
man, her father.
'Oh-thc old gentleman, her rathcr.-
Never mind him if you can get the girl
herself
And would You really advise me to
run away with her! | would not like to
take so important IA step without your ap-
Iprovnl.'
'lI0uM advise you9 | do advise You and
let it be done directly, sir, Why, sir, yon
have no pluck or spirit about you, or you
would have done it before now. Thun-
der and lightning! old as | am, sir,I would
do it myself You do it at once
Il was anxious TO consult you on SO del
! icale a matter
well, Sir, you know my opinion and
have got my advice. Don'tbc rainl-hcart-
ed, sir; get up early and eIope with the
lady tomorrow morning and take my
horse and gig for the purpose. They are
quite at YOUR service
i am really under infinite obligations tc
you for the deep interest you have taken ii
the matter.
Success to you in your enterprise, Lei
me know when you have made the young
lady your wife.
I 4 will with the greatest possible Plea
sure
'On the following morning the old gen
Itlcman summoned his daughter us was hi.
custom, down to breakfast, he stationed
himself on the occasion at the ioot-of The
stairs. Noresponsc was made TO his sum
mons.
'What-d do you mean, you lazy dolcn
huzzy, that you don't come when you arr
called! bawled the eccentric parsonage it
the way Of continuing his first call.
Still there was no answer.
Won are sound asleep suppose, VIII,
dort yon get up and come down dlrcctl!
do YOU hear
Still there is no respone.
i say, You INDECENT, good,tor-notMn!
piece Of goods, why don't you
please sir interrupted an out doc
servant, who had jnst entered the hall
please sir, saw Miss and the tutor driv
iuy away this morning at five o'clock i
your gig, And more than that, pIeas,
your honor they, horse, gig and all seem
ed as if they were in dreadful hurry
The old man audlbIy gro1ued and sanl
upon the stairs, The truth flashed int
his mind, 1t was his own daughter WHIT
had eloped with the tutor in obedience t.
his advice rendered to the latter so en-
phalicaIIy on the previous day,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
FARM FOR SALE.
A PLEASANTLY lncnlnd nnI mnn nun

A PLEASANTLY located and well watcrcd FARM
A containing J2l acreS,On QutCheu River in Iar ord
VI, five miles below the Village of Woodstock is now
offered for sale the whole divided into small farms O
suit purchasers, with pleasant building spots and convrn-
tent woodlands. This Is Of the best farms in the
country having hcron three good dwelling houses one
large delightfully."- situated two story house with conycn.
lent nihonses and water from never falling spring con-
veyed in lead pipes to the house and hurnS-the meadows
upon the river are large and Of excellent QUALITY an
orchard with some choice uit brick yard aud cnv of
superior qnaty which the country around are spnl-
ed with first rntc brick An extensive growth of valuable
timber, ana one oi the hest sugar lots in the State
Water power Gun he hu to almost any extent with n
trhng expense, either from the brook running through
the Farm, or from the river first farm OF 300 acres
could be taken from the CENTRE and leave the remainder
for another valuable farm, or 1t might be divided into
~ small sections, each well accommodated with wood
and water, and pleasantly situated good road where
the stage frequently passses. II will be sold very cheap
the lIst opportunity and possession given Immediately
TERMS-Purt of the money in advance within one
year, aud the remainder at annual interest unlmimit
I'd time. JAMES UDAIJ
REFERENCEs-Ethan BurnOp Esq, Lowell; Nathaniel
Hail. Boston, Chestnut and Warner strces-Wy.
ys Lyman, Esq, Burlington, Nt,; Daniel Marsh West
lCmbridge Ms; Ethan Cushin. Dunyers, Mass 256.6m
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
KISSING.

The sweetness Of kissing depends
with us altogether on the 81 yness of the
thing. Take our word for ii, the stolen
draushs are the most delicious. We would
rather be cut up into catfish bait, than
kiss ii girl in company. Besides there is
great danger III the promlscuouS kissing
which is INDUCED in at parties. Ten to
ore # your lips do not, at The next moment
after they have been reyelIng in the mos,
ccstalc enjoyment, come pop upon those
of some old maid, so sour that you cannot
get the taste Of the bitter out of your mouth
for week. No! no! kissing in public is
not the way to manage the thing; it de-
stross the reverence with which man de-
lights to wrap the wondrous sex, and none
but a bunge will resort to it, If you
wish to enjoy kiss in all its raciness--'
kiss at once delicate, airy and SpjritUeTc
yet one that will cause eycrypuIse in your
body to thrill with ccstacy-get your little
charmcr into corner ola sofa, before a
coy fire of freezing night-stoa
your arm rouEd her wast-takc her hand
gently in your own-and Then drawing
her tendorly towards you, 'Eiss her with a
long sweet kiss, as if you were bee suck =
ing honey from flower There's true
kissing for you.-Y ankee Rndc.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
WN. DONNELL.

SDNl)S' SAiSAIA RllLA,
FOR THE REMOVAL A n ID PERMANENT
rIrDE ~, Ar nicr,SI,S iptSINf, ,nb,,
~, ,,.,, :, ,,,' - - +, w '''l'
AN lNII'lK IKE , Or TIE kLOOD, OR
HABIT OF TIE SYSTEM
RI ,p,. ro,,l ,r,. ,,s,,ry -, ,sni.r ,, ~ ,,., ,l
int men live. if of cures we are ,iII mare ,,roit,Ir
that they die And vet in fact nearly MI disease, have 4;
common origin win the organs which prrpnrr nj
modify the buud with II remedy directed to the seat OF
disease will removed host Of its phrnoucnn II is the
prcunr characteristics Of sands Sur>DpurIu Tint lis
searching operations reaches the c,rsrs of disease and
the cures it performs are therefore radical nni thorough
The health of the human system ,cucu, almost ruIIrcl,
upon the state ui the blood If the yituIi2inr lu which
prrvurs every tissue ever, mrmbrnur. fibre AIEmrl.
gnmd or other Organ primary or subsdiurv if the bod,
be charged with the ccmru,s of disease sickness must
he the consequences and until the cur,c, Of disease c\i>.
ing III the blood are crIdclrd, no permanent rrci can
he expected. 1t is here hit the powerful health
inc properties OF sands Srsnnrilla are manifested: and
for h, rcuSon, in scrolua salt rheumc, aud all crupyc
Diseases tS well ~ in NH drmmacruIs OF the seer, TIM
organs, il is considered inlahlc.
The following interesting case is rrr<cuIrd and the
render invited to its careful pcrlsal. Comment ON
such evidence is unnecessary
New York Julv -, ISil.
MGSsRs S,NDS:-Crns-I con,idrri, bat an act of jus
tiCe To You to state the following ncts in reference the
great benefit have received in the cure Of an obstinate
CNNCEROur ULCER on ms breast.
wS attended eighteen months by regular and skill
full phlscun INSISTED h, thd advice and counsel If o,.
Of most able and experienced ,nrucons ,yithupt the
least benefit whatever An the yprnns rhns of irr
ing cancers were rvsorio to- Tor five weeks III succession
my breast WIS burncl with c,usIic three fines ,, and
for six II was daily s,riuuc win vrk ISOLATION of nj
trio ucl and The cnyity or ntcrun nicer WAS so lro INA
il held over nm ounce Of The solution The Do.orprobed
the ulcer and ry uiurd mo hone and sand ll, li,,sc
WAS advancing rapiIIy Ia the Inns and if did nor get
srr,,I, r,linr Ia, ii,,, m 49,, ,r.,j,, ,Io rcsnlt
to,f ,n,a, oS "'ou''' Ut a." r r,st rI
' ut'a', was =" s m,,, w., tr r,'
l,o' H'I no ,i '' ~" t
N''' "' ,''" "'"', " ! '''t'o 80 'I'i - -
','t'n, VI '''''''!' ''
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,.'E t.""I i t''.mu''"H '," ; n' '",' ~?
o,,n -, a., t,,.i' ~ ,,I g. nrfG
,,r ,i ,, , , 'm ] ,,I Of
Nc't us'"' ol' rom Tue iNS 0ctp HE'tu cnu or ~
w., NV u'',,>'' uu' ~" N''! u''''' '"''@ ~ ~
,,,,ii ,,' 's l,'''.'"1 '"'' lu' ~, ','SI' r W
u,,, ' "'",' N".c"'ftl cured 1t j. 10" We, nc
',',,r '.e "t WIS o"mPr't' 'nc'o - '"' a"u
n-u"S' 'p" "'a"vc ~ re'uIn' therefore ruIu",t
:. l nt, VIII, an" ,'e cure eh'"eN '''' 'I y!
'lHiS 0WsaIllIh ~ TOOK no other mcuiclNe uI nay
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04

Leslie aud Quirk are both one and the
same
you litle--I might known you would
Mt choose a bad husband, though and
then / don't like the name of QuUk,
And you know we agreed that we
should hocus-pocus each other all We
could-said Leslie.
WeIl, well! say no more about it, ant
60 long to bed, you rogues,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04

Ann Dunn, the teetotal wife of an timer
ant and teetoal fiddler, was delivered a,
Manchester, short time ago, of her TWEEN
ly-second child When the midwife hand
ed It to poor papa. the fiddler face,iciousIy
exclalmed-'What the pledge again! how
often must take itn
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
DANIEL LAURENCE,
ONLY IAN FACTU RER OF
MEDE0RD RIM.

GUILD AZ wholesale by Reed Spalhug, Nashville. N
~ u, anu +. e. 4 j. Manning Il Co. No. b. Central
wharf Boston. Which are the only stores IN Nashville
wholesale; Likewise sold At wholesale hy Charles Wood
y Co Cambridge Port. Bracket ~ Glidden, Charles
town. opposite the Ftcbburg r. r. Depot; also by Joseph
Wood in Fitchburg.
Mediord, Aug. list. 1915 o7j.tr
tTAhner Pierce orWest Cambridge and Oscar STRAIT
tom Co. are not agents Tor the sale OF Medlord Rum
aud have none 10 sell,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
r. Il Il q w " y

rINIE above Is n correct Ikeness0l person thauhas
been cured ola bad humor 0lI0ng shndlnp, by sing |
Hr0p"'S SWSdparHiH ana IOm1t0 RHtGS. VINO VIII or |
can have the least doubt but the above medicine Is the
best article now in tor the following complaints ttcr
rtidhg the following CertifCues,) Bad lunors, Dyspep-
sin Jaundicc, CosyGncss ~ cured by them in Il short
limc, after all other medicine has failed Give them one
r ana satisfy yourselves Of the truth Of The above as
scrli0n,
lie sure ana always ask for Brown's,as there are mia
lions ANA counterfeit articles sold which il no more like
the genuine (whIcH Is prepared by Frederick Brown)tlan
cold water.
These excellent Biltrrs will he luud - c,r,i, , IN
nll Of Indigestion or Dyspcpsm Jaundcr o.s or nm
petite, General Debility, Fninnes and sinking of the
Stomach, lOwncSs Otsprils ,Cusllyeness determination of
Blood the Head, pain in the limbs and side DUrrhrn
weakness, dizziness, Cutancous Eruptions the face
and neck hectic Fever, night Sweals nervous and sick
hcuIaCl aoly of stomach, bilious affections piles cos
iycness and in "Il diseases caused by Inpurly of the
blood, the debility OF the system, the unhealthy
Of the stomach and bowels
They uIC also exceedingly ClCACOuS in restoring con
stimliunS broken down by scdGnIHy cmpOy mems aud
have been extensively used by cergy mc, editors, pru-
tiers, clerks, scanSreSscs, and numerous Others whose
health had been inuic ed by confinement and close uppi-
cuiun with the happcs results. They restore the action
Of the stomach, increase the quantity Of the blood and
inpari to the wnn:and em1cinled system Of the invalid
the yigor and glow OF true health
! These Bitlers are warranted to be ii purely Vegetable
COmpuund-Hnd mark this, ~ they never do the
least injury in any case whuteyer.,EQ
| They are kept by many persons Idniiy Mcdclnc
ANA have been given to tile youngest children, account
Ul the midness OF their oprratOn with excellent elect,
READ AND BELIEVE,
person is very apt say we Of course would recon-
mend our own medicine in preference to any other. For
fear that remurk may be said of me, have thought il
proper to sulOn few certificates and letters uu
valuable medicine. The following Certificates and Let
tiers are from persons OF the first espcCubty and those
that are best known in towns where they reside Do not
take my word for it, hat inquire for yourselves, you wilt
find NIL have said is true can publish hundreds; buI
think the following, which have selected from different
Pnr's OF the country! are sufficient TO satisfy an! mprn-
] diced mind.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND.

The following story is told Of a Yankee
captain and his mate Whenever there
was plum pudding made by the cap
tan's orders, all the plums were put INTO
one end oft, and that end placed next to
the captain, who after helping himself
passed it to the mate who never found any
plums in his part oft. Well after this
game had been played for some time, the
mate prevailed on the steward to place the
end which had no pIums in it next to the
captain, The captain no sooner saw the
pudding than he discovered he had the
wrong end Of it, Picking up the dish and
turning it in his hands, as if merely exam
ming the china, he said: 'This dish cost
me two shiIlings in Liverpool and put it
down again, as though without design,
with the plum end next to himself
is it possible, said the mate taking up the
nh, Il should suppose it was not worth
more than shilling, and, as in perfect
innocence, he put the dish with the plum
end next to himself, The captain looked
at the mate and the mate looked at the
captain; the captain laughed, Il tell you
what young one, said tie captain, s'youve
found 'me out, so we'll just cut the pud-
ding Iengihvlse this time and have the
plums fairly distributed hereafter
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NEV GOODS NEI| G0ODN
A N ID
esEs llAR RARGAHNSs

gov opening direct hom Ncw Yort anil BOSTON
fresh lot Of New Goods. at greatly reauccd prices
iu,lndng ''
20 ps LANES from l2 - to 20 cts styI,s
~ basorncs: some elegant petcrns from 90 10 25 cts
Ken ga Arabesquc LnnCttaS, a nttc and JcauHtuI
article.
SILK MrSLiNS IND CHEAP LIHNS.
100 pS. Merh, Fall River and other STYLES rich nrints
nom to I2 - cents the cbcCg,ytiot crcr oGf, fg
Rlch lhlbct, garage Slmdn and SIX and Wool
81 Il " l. s.
% doz. Cotton Hosiery, cheaper than Crcr.
"lnves lhccS Ladies tnvats, lIdkis. and variety
OF other Goods. AZ very low prices.
''>h pnchascrcs wiz find goods to their mind, and at
prices that cannot fail to suit. C. DANA In
July Il, 1878. III
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
AT THE WOODSTOCK
Boot, SDoe alr0 1edtDer
S t O r E A.!
No. u, Central, Head of Elm Street,

large and general assortment Of MI kinds of Roots,
Shoes and Leather are Kept constantly for >ar.amung
which may be had Goutltmcu's French. can Kid and
Morocco fine >cwcd Boots, Cnf Kid and Morocco peggrd
turUta Boots, Shoes and Brugaus, Toys cnlt, thick
and Calcutta HINTS shoes and Brngan>. Ladies Caters
halt Gotcrs French aud common Ki walhOs Shoes,
Slips and slippers. Misses aud chdrens Shoes Of all
descriptions.
4 $50:
Soch: cor,tsa Of french ond common Calf skins, soe
leather Upper leather md Calcntas. Md skins Innings
and bindings hastings, boot webbing and Cord English
Shoe and binding thread, GaloonS Ribbons ana hrr'--
hmcs' shoe knives. Avis, lack~, Copper and lrou
Drills Foot and shoe hit, all kinds. Liquid and Paste
h.rhing Micrs and Baker, Leather preservaliye
shoe Brushes and Sand Paper all which VIII be so'r
chcap ur cash or approved credit.
Cash puii for green hides and cHlf skins
Wanted first rate worn nan on thirk Boots.
Joel EATON,
June ION, lsi5. e67.t