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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-14
lne ship's company as this!

ireland 8 East Indies
Wales l British Guiana
Canada 9 Guatemala
United States 10 Denmark |
France 4 Poland
Spain Germany
Of the Germans, were from Hanover
2 from Hamburger, l from Baden, ! from
Lubcc, 9 from Bremen and from Hahn
ault Mr. Robert Owen was one Of the
Scotchmen, and he was the only one or
board, fancy for who fame had made
any great outlay Of trumpeting Six
clergymen (!) served as our protection
agains, icebergs. | doubt whether the
Atlantic had, ever before, such broad
wake of divinity drawn across it. Prob
ably the true faith was in some one OIL
their keepings!
wish to ask a personal favor of all the
friends ofthe Mirror who are in the Off
ces of American custom-houses, viz; that
they would retaIiate upon Englishmen, in
the most yeXatious manner possible, the
silly and useless impedimeuts thrown in
the way of passengers landing at Liver
pool. We dropped anchor with custom.
house steamer alongside, and our baggage
lay on deck two hours (time enough to
be examined twice. over) before it was
transferred to the government vessel. We
and our baggage were then taken ashore,
and landed at custom-house. But not
to be examined tbere Oh, no! 1t must
be put into carts, and carried mile and
q haBfo another custom.hOuSe, and there
it would be,delvered to Us, if we were there
to see it examined! We landed at ten
O'Clock in the morning, and with my ut
most exertions, did not get my baggage
till three. The cost to me of porterage
fees, etc, were three dollars and a hall, be-
sides the theft Of two or three small ar.
tlcles belonging to my child. | was too
i'll to laugh, and | therefore passed the
matter over to my resentments trust
my particular share will be remembered
in the coming wars Of Oregon.
During the four or five hours that | play
ing the hanger-on to vulgar and saucy
custom-bouse officer at Liverpool, one or
two contrasts crept into my dull eyes
contrasts between what | had left, and
what was before me. The most striking
was the utter rant of hope in the eounte.
nances of the working classes--the look
of logged submission and animal endur-
ance of their condition of life. They act
like horses and cows. A snowy equi page
goes by, and they have not the curiosity
to look up. Their gate is that of tired
donkeys, saving as much trouble at leg
lifting as possible. Their mouths and
eyes are wholly sensual, expressing no
capabiityof want above food. Their
dress is without a thought of more than
warmth and covering-drab, covered with
dirt. Their voices are half.note above
agrunt. Indeed, comparing their condi-
ton with the horse, would prefer being
an English horse to being an English
working-man. And you will easily sec the
very strong contrast there is between this
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-14
A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DR.. SMITHS CELEBRATED SU
GAR COATED PILLS,
OR IMPROVED
NDL4V VEGETABLE PILLS.

LNDI.4N VEGETABLE PILLS.
DR.. SMITHS celebrated Sugar Coated Pills are found
~ superior to all other medicines discovered for
mpury OF the blood, because they only cense thu
stomach and bowels from all Bilious Humors but also
promote proper and natural discharge from The lungs
skin and Kidneys. Thus by single operation Of this
wonderful pursaye medicine, the natural outlets of the
system are opened, and all morbid and corrupt humors
the cause odSease are eXpelledn manner easy that
the body Is restored TO health as if by magic.
DR. Smiths Sugar Coated, or improved Indian Veseta-
BILE Pills. aid improve Digestion, Headache nnd
Dizziness Fcvers Scroula Cancers, Gravel namatiops
Rheumatism, Pain in the head side, back and stomach;
Dmrrhoea Dysentery und Collie. Palpitaou of the
Hear; Loss of Appete and lOwnees Of Spirits Worms
Bilious mplants-OhstucIiOns and other complacts
incidents to women in when they have the most nappy
effects. r''
For worms the pills are infahle-many children in
New York have been spared their parents BY the time
ly use OF these mild and e1lcacious Pills.
This is the most pleasant and eiicacious medicine in
the world, and being free from the usual taste of medicine
does not produce nausea disgust.
Price 25 cents per Box.
&. BENJAMIN SMITH, NJ. d.
President of the New ORR College of Health is uponey
Box.
For sale by 5. j. ALLEN, Woodstock VT o3l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

The arrivals and departures yesterday were no more
numerous than necessity required, a day Of moral OBJ
legation Of rest to all Our catalogue therefore, is
cesssriy limited. At the
AMERIcAN--Mrs. Col Cramer, Portsmouth; H. r. Suth.
crlsnd Geneva; w Parsons; Major Graham u. s. A.; T..
q. Griswold Clinton.
AsroR--Wm. NJ Davis, d. q. Mix, Washington; q.
Bsrger Aabama Messrs. Jackson and Whitework, Bos-
TOM Dr. Jones and s. w. Jones, Schenectady; Safer
man. GslIatin 4. Msrtneau, Mobiles Nessrs Molce and
Lossee, Havana. 5ets.ate-re
CIrY-W. W. G. Bell, Lexington, KY; Mcssrs. Pen.
nant, Chcmn, and Hudson, Petersburg, Va; Dr. Bng-
ham Boston, and s. Proctor; Thos H. Peters Bordeaux;
~ \. Warield Lexington; lily. Davis, Lynchburg; John
Barber, st. Louis
FnAsxLrS-J B. Guhorp, Buffalo; n. II. Gillett, Og.
aensourgh; ~ H. Beers, Geo; H. Rhodes, w. II. Davy,
boston; D. Cole, Rochester; J. A. Manchester do.
SLos,.G D. Purcele, Dunvillc Baltimore; Captain
HowAnps'-E Peters Ohio; r. Prcntiss Jr, London;
Col j. sullivan Champain; Major W. Green Albany
r. r. tucker Liverpool; Gov Casey, Illinois; Hon. t..
J. Hammond, Detroit. - -
ST. GEoRoEs-Leonard Boswell, Lowell. Mass. Jno
Peters, Ohio; d. Hoskns, Captain j. NJ Amcdie, Port.
land.
wAvERLv--Mcssrs. Townsend, stcAon md Iocb;n
Boston; Captain }. w. Stanhousc Providence. NJ ~
fetcher, u. g. NJ; W. Peterson Philadelphia Master
Garcia Providence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

May.
Sweet May is come with airs from the soft South;
Nc wrinkles should the face be sccn-
No sprouting hairs above ladys mouth
But dimpled smiles and all serene,
When all the EARTH gay: Oh SURF the fair
Should OF their beauty take especial care.
Hail to GoWaud, whose fine inventive mind ~
Produced allan Medicated Soap,
Which, used, leaves irrcklc spot behind,
His Poadrs Subtle bids zach hair depart
With little trouble, and without smart.
We who'd have besrdess lips and brows of snow
Quickly TO the store of Doctor Gouraud 20.
Dr.. Film Goirauds chemical preparations for identifying
the complexion found only 81 Walker street. LIST door from
Broadway.
Agents Chestnut street. Philadelphia; Jordan Milk street.
Bosou Carleton Co., Lowell; Myers, New Haven; Bull,
Hsford Peirce Sanwx Hall Albany; Backus Bull Troy;
Touscy, Rochester.
slcl<ncss.-It Ii useless to wrap the body In
annels shield from the pcnicious effects Of the essuy
wind fte blood Is ~ and diseased state Active
medicines should be taken this season drive corruption
health be- looked for To effect this desirable object article
i 80 IL as the lnsty famou. WRlGHTS INDIAN VEGE-
TABLE PILLS No medicine yet discovered so completely
cradcatc from the system all injurious particles that have
dlcy the hcahf operations Of the machinery OF
life They cleanse the stomach liver and other organs and tus
speedily restore the suffering Mticnt 70 health and happiness
Bewdre Of Countefei-The public cautioned against
article boiled IN sugar. and called improved Indian
Vegetable Pills. -.
The only certainty getting the light incidence purchase
the rie place No 28 Greenwich New York. and in
all cases particular ask for WRIGHS Indian Vegetable
Pills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

The NEw York ArpoINTMENTs.--O Washing
correspondent says Con his letter. that Ex-Mayor
Morris has been appointed Postmaster Of this city,
in place of Col. Graham. We also are informed that
there is probability that the following appointments
will soon be made, but we don't know on what au-
thority the statement is made -
JONATHAN l. CoppINGToN, Collector
Mr. HOFFMAN, of Herkmer, Naval Oficer
JoHs j. LiusosTos, or Marshal
GAssEvooRT MELVILLE.
MosEs g. LEONARD, Navy Agent.
few days will tell the truth Of these curious r,-
mors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

40 RpoAnw.y.-It will be remembered that these
gentlemen Sherwood Pelham Harrington, and their &C
complishcd companions open this evening At APOLLO
in our own recollection and every
city from Maine TO Georgia Let them be we'll sustained
upon this OCCASION and In their future progress towards
our entertainment,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

AccrDrST--The sloop Joseph Lawrence, Captain
Smith, of this port, bound from New London 10 New
York, with cargo Of oil, was run foul Of by the
steamer Cleopatra, near Bartleu's Reef, Saturday
morning, carrying away her hying-iib-boom, bow
spirit, and figure head. She now lies at the wharf,
New London, repairing,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

Two persons lost their lives at Nassau on the l,h
nit. BY the upsetting OF boat Mr.. Fleshman Den.
list OF New York, and Mr.. Duvacr, Of Nassau. Mr.
had engaged his passage in a vessel which sailed
ly left.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

ANOTHER NATIVE CAucUs.--The natives held ano-
thcr caucus on Saturday evening, and remained in
session till late hour. The caucus was convened
TO reconsider the vote whereby VIM. ]. Roome
was selected as one Of the Special Justices of Police
As was announced in yesterdays Herald, the selec-
ton gave great dissatisfaction. No person was Sc
lected in his place, although several were named.
and the matter was postponed till Tuesday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05
Sermon by DIR. Charles H. Read.

Sermon by DIR. Charles HI. Read.
Last night there was a sermon preached by this
divine, in behalf of the New York Bible Society, at
the Tabernacle, in presence of most crowded at-
dience. lie gave most spirited and energetic dis
course taking his text from the l4th chapter Reeve
lations, 9th verse; "And saw another angel fy
in the midst of Heaven, having the everlasting Cos
pei to preach unto them that dwell the EARTH and
to every nation, and kindred, tongue, and people,
The reverend gentleman went to describe the various
benefits that resulted from the great amount distribution
conducted by the Society. He argued that though all the
subscribers perhaps evangelsts creed
that still they all Christians and that in aiding the
o s they and
distinctly prophecicd that the publication of the blessed
work must of time be published to all he who
tards the progress Of redemption The reverend gentle
continued his discourse, and at length insti-
James, edition ofhe Bible and that used by the Roman
Catholic Church In the Of his remarks he took
to be very severe on the course Of that Church
in its opposition to the dissemination of the Holy Scrip
turcs though here indeed they seek to conceal tho fact
they dc not among themselves. Historical and well
do NOT w ,ds' the word Of
The discourse, of which the above is mere SKETCH
cnce and eSdcny Was highly apprecaed Prssou, 70
the sermon report Of the society read by the
tary by which it appears that the society formed
than 81 years ago under the of the New York
Young Mems Bible Society; i had small beginning
but with one exception, viz New York Female Bible
society IL now occupies sole Of
When is considered that the annual arrivals in this port
amount to sixty thousand cmigrants who met
arrival by the agents of this institution and supplied with
Bibles in their own tongues moreover the $1,000 scamcn
that annually arrive and depart all the humane and GRIM
inal institutions soldiers at military posts in the vicinity
Since the organization Of the Society S2 Bibles and
Testamens have been distributed For the year ending
1881 volumes dstrbuted for the first half Of the
present year. 6,597 This shows increase of GIG vol
umes over the period last year. Though the distr
buttons have been thus extensive their Contributions
have been less than the time last year. and though
THAR thovn
of dmnuton of their surplus fund for their parent in
sttuton the American Bible Society In this spirit tho
contributions Of those who feel happy in aiding the dis
semnaton of the word Of God 10 asked.
At the close of the services a collection made
which, to all appearances, most liberal and aftor
the Doxoogy by the choir the services Of the evening
wcro ended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05
Steamship Hibernla.

This vessel is in her sixteenth day, and is
therefore hourly expected As the advces will be
highly interesting and important, we shall give them
IN an Extra Immediately on receipt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

IRorrISG MATCHES TODAY OVER THE CENTRE
WILLIE TRAcK.-Lady Suffolk again displays her
powers against Americas over this track, and much
good sport is anticipated. The attendance will
doubtless be great. In speaking of Lady Suffolk,
we see that Mr.. Clark has just published most
splendid Autograph of this fine ANIMAL with good
likeness Of her talented trainer, ID. Bryant.
hurdle race was TO come of over the Metarie
Course, New Orleans, yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

Air-"The Rose shall cease to blow"
A Or $S ns he os were rendered
The hair around tn, side hS , and rough rGa dry
fused for thru ,hiugs Joncss Hair Restorative
% dSsss %d cured T The Ssif
H%5 RE A aS6 h hi H%bs SsS %
three shilling bottle Coral Hair Rs'oravcs au,
falling of and dsp danrp from the scap and roots, and .
chhs% ." ''s and rs 'Si Brosi~.y
"Oh, my Back was the exclamation OF a
gentleman who assisted into the store Of Pr Sherman last
s as a thai he bid @ s"s s%S oo
s a s"y % .s G%s K. cab .S
he g. s ss asa Poor hi ." s.s
% best MS h rs rss 81 . sS ms %a S
suffering from rhsumsm' lumb.Sc, weakness. pain the
ek chest arms es and viii soSd immediate s TO-
n,py sfeetioas IN general.
R Brc:s%y or sau Hudson ST. 1893
Bowsry n East Broadway.
Medical Notice.--Thc Advertisements Of the
New YSs MsSs' and 4. Fl
, appear on hs pH1 XII s I'd '; 4 column q this
Office and Consulting Rooms the College, o, Nassau
All Philadelphia subscriptions TO the Herald
%ssI bga" IL s.Ss = ss.,
En- %sS %IS - e $ :, '+. , '"',
moInngPce ca cents 5, pr aanum, delivered any p
All &c new and cheap Publication. for :,e a, their g.
Ss%S;%E a. e. o %sT ps i"e s Herald
much Iessns in f.h1pndi as any pp published th,
banded to The agents at hast O'clock viii appear the
is'"q nena" m1h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

PARK THEArRE.--The "Bohemian GirI.n which
attracted such capital houses throughout last week
is o be repeated tonight at the Park. Anew fea.
ture will be gwen In the first act tonight by the in
PRODUCTION of the Opera" or Stage Polka" by
Miss Turnbull and Mr.. Martin to be danced by them
for the first time. This variety Of the Polka is quite
different from the Ballroom Polka which has
heretofore been seen on the stage. The spectacle
and ballet are indeed among the main attractions of
this opera, and Miss Turnbull and Martin sustain
their share Of the stage business with great deal
of talent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

Mcu1Cnf NOuIcts-InhC HUvtTt1stmftht6 o tht
Nav York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
tho Suppression Of Quackery IN the Of all Diseases will
appear the fourth and last column Of TIN,
W. y. RICHARDSON, M. d., Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, a3 Nassau st.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
Gao or $50 &C rs,
PRINCE EDWARD
.Ne iCNt ms x(fuf

fE|llE next Of this institution will commence
Il on the first Of the ensuing November and continue
until the Isl Of September, 1916.
All the branches theoretical and practical are iannht
during the term and according The discoveries and
improvements of the pesen enlightened state of medical
science. Lectures, demonstrations and daily examlna
tons are the modes of impartin. instruction adopted
Particular attention Will be given 10 practical ana,o-
my. And private lulirmary come ccd " it'll the inst
niion and to which students at all times admitted
will afford them frequent opportunities of witnessing i'm
poiani surgical operations and cases in medicine.
full course OF lectures in this institution is received
as equivalent to one in the Washington University of
Baltimore, and entities the student all the pryileres
Of second course student in that school, which is one of
the best in the Union: thus saving him whole year in
time and at least 400 dollars in money
The lee Tor full course will be $780, payable in adj.
vance Those students who pursue course of dissec>
tons viii be charged an additional fee of $40.
Excellent board can be obtained in the immediate vi
cnity, and on moderate terms. Students wishing to
join the Institute would do well TO signify snch nen
ton by letter early, and STATE whether they wish
books 10 be furnished, as arrangement effected with
northern publishing house enables the subscribers to sup
ply them at cheaper rate than they could be pr cured
elsewhere
JOHN p. METTAUER, A. NJ, NJ y.
FRANCIS j. NETrAUER, A. NJ, MD.
Prince Edward c. Va, July 10. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11

Rules held in the Clerks Office of The Circuit S,ne.
"A rior Court of Law and Chancey for the County of Ha
lax, in the month Of August lS45
l!ezekah ID. McCargo, Plaintiff
against
Thomas McCargo, Eli Montgomery, Samuel K. Mo,,-
Somery and James Young, Defen1an,
49, In CHANcERY
nc defendants Thomas Me Cargo, Eli Montgomery and
SAMUEL Montgomery, not having entered
;h oy satisfactory evidence that they are not
MI, ' Oh inns Commonwealth IL is ordered thar the
S su ue'endsnts Thomas McCago, Eli Montgomery and
amue a. Montgomery, do appear here Oh the first ol Mon
my III November net and answer the Plaintiffs bill and
copy OF This order be forthwith inserted in the Lynch
n msnan Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at
Wv 'o''' uo0r Oh Inc Court House Of this County,
Cop,-Trste,
Aug IA " 'A0-i oIN'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
Ii d q IL BIN ID L " q .

ITENlE subscriber, still continues. at his old stand di-
i rectly opposite the Police Office, Lyuchburg. to
execute all orders in the line of his business, entrusted
20 his care.
Merchants Account Books, Clerks Records & Sher-
III Execution and Textbooks, kept constantly hand,
OF his own manufacture made to order of the best
materials, and in the durable style of workman
ship.
Old Books and Music, bound rebound, at short no
tice, and in every style of pattern.
The undersigned pledges himself to renewed exer-
tons to give satisfaction 10 his customers and socts
continuance OF patronage BY permisson he refers the
following gentlemen, to witt
Robert Iinsley. Esq, Clk sup. court Amherst Co.
SAINT NJ Garland, Esq" Co do do do
Jno. d. Alexander, Esq" Sup. do Campbell Co.
VIM. A. Clement, Esq. " Co. do do do
Gen. d. Rojes, " Sup. do Lynchburg,
MAJ. j. Benagh. F." Hnst. do do
Mcssts. Mcdaniel & McCorkle, do
- Turner & Burwe do
g Lee s. Roberts (late Roberts s Lee) do
He also refers. with full confidence. Robert c.
Mitchell, Esq, Liberty, and Ferdinand Wsl,z Esq,
Flncasile J. G. YOUNG.
Arnl ID laf Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11

CoYnsinEs There seems to be a very general min.
bon prevailing ihat the grass crop has proved short ule
Al This oplnea - vel founded, il may be well Tor far
mefs 10 be looking ahead TO secure supply Of ,oinitr
feed tot Their stuck. In looking Ia search Of an
arlIcs y make up the deficiency Of lehay crop we can
think Vt no surer resource Than IS Ia he fmnd ~ The
staks these are cut up The roofs and eli preser
srd they mske Inos elishable and nutritious food
and II cat With stalk and sailed as ,, ou, will
prove as goo az clover hay for The cattle Lei US im
press this iacs upon our agricultural brehren-e5 NJ
farmer need hare short commons for his soek ,,o i
eurshu cot-staAs properly and udicionsly feed then
Gut. lfsfeamed. with The addi,Ion VI meal or bra nd
they make mess for mitch mol only nutritious bu
hghly sncuyssS'ng ~ the secretion Of milk
.7Heriean Fraey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11

hAVlES' FRS, lessons in Arithmetic
~ Arithmetic and Key,
smith. Introduction 10 Arithmetic,
" Arithmetic aud Key.
Enersons = LIST. Fad and Sd parts and Key,
Plko's Arithmetic and Key.
Benefits
Smith and Dukes do.
Green's ~
Walsi's
Colburn's " and Key.
- Sequel 10 Arithmetic and Key,
Smlty's Arithmetic,
Cobbs - LIST and 2nd part,
Adams's New Arithmetic,
Daboll's Arithmetic,
l.acrolx's
Dawes Elem 'n'ary Algebra aud Key.
Davies Bourdos's
Colbnro's Algebra and KY.
Bailey's
Bunuycasie's 3"
Euler's i"
voups's
Days and Kew
Davies First Lessons in Geometry.
Legendre's Geometry.
Davies Lesendte's ="
Payiait's Euclid.
SIMPSONS :.
Walkers Geometry,
Crumbs Plane Geometry,
!" Solid
Davies Descriptive Geometry.
Shades and Shadows,
Surveying.
Gibsun's 9.
Gummere's 90
llawney's Measurcr,
Ronnycasile's Mensura,ion.
Cambridge system Of Mathematics
Smiths Bots Anylyucsl Geometry,
For saleby PAYNE & GREGORY.
July Il ia
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OIL OF TANNlN,
for Harness or Leather in anu shame

FuNHlS article, much in ia the Northern States lis
one OF the cheapest preparations farmer Tor
his harness. IL will restore old harness that has been laid
aside as hall worn out 10 its original strength and beauty
making it perfectly bright soft and pabe. Bv apply lag
to harness leather will the wear t ner
cent as keeps the water from entering the pores OF The
leather, keeps almost perfectly drv There
no article equa TO IT, for applying wagon tops or cnye
rage tops OF my kinGand what is the interest
the public il comes remarkably cheap.
Sold wholesale and retuii by Comsock Co OF Cart,
andt s ~ Y, aud y John II. Scay, Ly uchburg and kn
laer n Specie, New London. % w "
"sth " oallcm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11

'ENlE co-paInefship heretofore existing between the
. Undersigned. under the style OF Edmond Watson
Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
debts aud ELECTS a The have been purchased by
MIR. james NJ Boyd. who intends carry on the bust
ucss himself All persons indebted 10 the firms Of I'D
mond Watson & Co., WIN. II. Watson & Co. and
Boyd, Edmond * Co.. requested To pay 10 James
NJ Boyd aluneand all the creditors Of said firms will
spply To him Tor payment.
ROBERT EDMOND,
w. II. WATSON,
ISAAC DAVENPORT,j r.
Feb II Is