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CAN SHE SPIN"

A young girl was once presented to one
of the English mouarch's-we believe
James las u remarkable prodigy, be-
cause she was so deeply learned. Tho
person who presented her was Boosting of
her proficiency in the ancient languages.
assuring the king she could 10th speak &
write Latin, Greek and Hebrew. These
said the monarch, ARE rare attalnments
for damse!; but pray tell me, can she
spin!
How vnlgar!' eXc!alms pert Miss
scarcely in her teens, as she turns for
moment from her humdrum occupation Of
tor,uring some unfortunate piano how
vulgar TO ask such a question! Il the
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-03-25

Remarkable Prophssy Of C0JbeH, re.
speeding Ireland and the failure ofthe Pc.
tato. From the London Economist, Dec
10, 1876
ITO the Editor; Leamington--My Dear
Sir:-Last evening | met at dinuer, Ro-
man Catholic priest, a Doctor Smith,
from Connemara county, Galway who re-
lated the following conversation he had
with that extraordinary man, Goblet, in
1926. While speaking Of lreard, Cob
belt said. that the dirty weed, abiding to
The Potato, toould be the curse of Hciand.
GLOW so'" replied Doctor Smith, "vhat
must the people do wirhou, it; they live
upon it. They have had it in cultivation
1888 wears" Goblet answered, they
must 90 back to the same food they were
accustomed to live upon previously to the
general cultivation Of the dirty weed and
tn, is to grain, as wheat, oats, &c. You
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-03-25

During the debate in the senate on the
bill for the relief of ireland, General Cass
alluded 10 the suggestions which had been
made to convey the national offering to
Ireland in one of our ships Of war, III
would be" said tho senator, "a beautiful
tribute to the advancing spirit of the age.
The messenger Of death would become
messenger Of life; the agents of destruc-
ton, agents of preservatIon; and our ca
gle, which has flown above them. and car
ried our arms to the very coast Of Ireland,
would thus become the signal Of hope.
where i, has been the signal of defiance.
| shall lend the bill my support with grea;
pleasure.
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Whole Number 1853.

have four millions Of souls in Ireland, and
eight millions of acres Of nncutlyaied
ground. This ground must be drained
and brought into cultivation, and you
must again grow wheat, oats, rye, &C.
IhepOlaio WiH not last mare than twcnty
gears, when ii will mOrk itScJC out. and then
you ,ciHSee 10 what a state hciand wiN lie
reduced You mast return to the grain
crops; and Ireland, instead of being the
most degraded, will become one Of tho
fines, countries in the world. You may
live to see my words prove true, but ]
never shall"
Doctor Smith made a note Of the above
in 1926, and the same opinion and prophe-
~ concerning the potato occurs in one of
Cobbett'S books, Cottage Economy, or
Cottage Comforts, forget which.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-03-25

The gentlemen employed by Capt Pit.
man in the Providence Office presented 10
him a handsome SILVER pitcher, upon his
leaving them to join the army of Mexico.
Captain pttman's company left Providence
on Thursday, and repaired to Fort Adams
Newport harbor. -Roston Post.
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S. +. COLLINS.
{ INDIAN PHYSICIAN.

Inform all such ms wish to see him nj his place
residence that he NAV he found at home on Tues
Saturday Of each week (extraordinares eScented \
will attend to the examination or disease and
pr Medicine II desired
ID, March 10th, isi7. a57-3w'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-03-25
CHAPTER II.
Our fathers, sIvered Ger
With age, their fate dep|ore,
Our wives, and children dear,
With many a gushing tear;
Protection from our arm require;
Can we hear, and lorbare
To suve-or at their feet expire'

Charles. HARDWOOD was young man of
sterling ability and sound integrity, whose
ancestores were among those tina, had fled
from oppression in the Mother Country to
seek home IN these western wIds. He
was an only son, and had received such
an education as the institutions of that
time could afford, and the only heir to a
estate in the eastern par, of
Massachusetts colony. He became &C.
quanted with Ella Morton while in the in.
stltution at -, admired her for her
loneliness, and esteemed her for virtues so
il is needless to lay, when he left the in.
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MiscellaMenu9.
From the Flag OF our Union,
7 H E R A N G E R s,
OR, TIMES PREVIOUS TO TIE RE voLuTIoN.
CHAPTER |.

| knew by the smoke lha, so gracefully curled
Above The green elms, that Il cottage was near;
And said, 'illhere's peace 10 be found in the
world,
A hear, that was humble might hope for it here
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BULWER'S NEW NOVEL
LuCrctia--Or, The Children oI N;.s,t

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DpESrN,rs, ~ ~,
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ENLllD EXTRACT OF WliAiIOO. for The
q rnr 81 h-i eS'fas, 7u4sasl trr6'ss-lI. 5s,iies.
This Nrcn' prepared from the uatk o Nhshoo.
s'n'us shrub cI'Wnc ir Do" states 81 uo anl
been us with ia above drs-S ti,tn
ru'"4 nj Philadelphia who hs pact
c'cai experience h pinn AMI whose rnt-
10 %" hi-1cs' de-r'~ ct credit anil ue7oraEcc speaks
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NO TIIIt PIRIIC

-. TO TIE PUBLIC.
1 Ii Az :. = superior article of Brushes from 90
to ""so very cheap Tor cash,
articlcs.
G"s OF The best quality to s6I2o whoeEale
srsctaI.
Nh'r Lead hard 90 beat from -
lh' above articles o. my WARRANTED good
o1Eify gentlemen would do NJ examine lhes.
Eo1dI and Judge Tor themselycs a. ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop Main street,
NJ. ...t Ere.. No.
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MUSIC!
FOR CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR,
To M HAD AT
Z. III. LOR'S


To BE HAD
Z. III. TAYL OR'S
PIANO FORTE WATERFRONT AND MUSIC
saloon, tso, Main street., corner OF Iith.
S'INiilS, said p. looking round him. 4" this is
,ndecd comfortable" "our Rvarsbe custom. rcplcd w
hNeH oy ,ls oown with us to enjoy thu Christmas and New
h'at anu we away The time with oIfeits and old
Come my boy air thu 1c" Up Jew IN. brgh, sparks
the oss were Iied and the deep blaze glow
that penetrated into the hThest oou
ehecifh tint ON every
Come SAID w "a sops-a Christina. Song IN give YOU
one In default Of aeciter "Rravo said p PIN up cred w
II" willie hours YOU see the bottom OF the bow
through the deep rich color OF the
for Tho song Thus saying IN. merry old rculcman in
good round sturdy voice eommene w,hon, more ado
AchRisrMAs CAROL
Words by " Boz" Music by Russell
songs among which were the i6nOw,ne-
MERRY OLD CHRISTMAS.
MERRY CHRISTMAS HOME
song AMI Chorus, by Wallace
THE OLD AND NEW YEAR
InE NEW YEAR CONES.
woNis by J D. Phillips Music by J. r. knight.
Ballad ode eel BY knight
A RECORD OF NEW BOOKS
IN Tle Bg asd ne OF the RoIy in relation
the Mind ny George Moore, Member the College
ct PHYSICIANS &c Forming No -, hampers New Miscellany
TAs Earasi by Sir Fnacs Head nar,. one volume Igmo
81 cents.
OF Se"nec-wth numerous Enruavings Bis.ow N
D. Professor OF Ma'eia Meiea in Harvard University &C
vols, ismo. si,7S.
os 70 Htso asd Parental Instructions OF Guide 10
VISION and Virtue, designed
SeS'"i mainly rn the Writings of eminent Physician soc.
h.Nt Nr'He 'eH'ss The Juvenile Couipsnon, and Fire
side Reader consisting Historical Biographical
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Nos lss-'s hausus Illuminated Shakespeare: sSc
RbFscs Crrser Another Etor pubushedb by IIarpcrr
NASH a wooDHousE
Book sellers aud dealers in Piano rotcs Music. &C,
mai Strret
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sr4rs %, mls,s,so,

IhifiNf - wv TO
We neiefed that this ~ day n Januay i5f5 before
DO sulffhef luree n e ~ sad ffatr AMI f0
cy afoead personally appifci Benedict ~ Green IND made
oath M lioy Eyanrry Almighty God that the nafen and
fsrt 90 forth r ahovc ceuGcae ans true
faiet sworn before IEssE CLOUD, J. r.
NJ th publication should ttn ~ s0, the
discretion and uprdenro attendant youu should have brought
on hfany n mc evil aHudo a. above N fuch tn Ffeneh
doctor oilers bis sefvc's md pied the most ho4ord ferry
lie believes that be- las the u roucdynF their enzs
aSd of ohfnng fof e perngaent change required
p Rsmepbs Dr. HUET, u the French Medical House, 10
south Iedercf street. before M.
Advice daily from r. o. % 10 D. 10.
Baltimore. Fept g.. ia4G. "
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DY IN. ,-I,-- IA n ,ri p,,'o. ~ r., -, l,, 70,
- our stock of WINDOW GLASS which selling as
usual al factory pfc-s hJNhL = III hCELi, htu--sts-
80 ''" So
r" EN"l.ANb II 40 barrels pure y T. Rum for sae
- y 80, : -, -
SLNENih FIVE ihu'-A AND hn" HAVANA sEGAES
- $4,000 Regain to-ll - 81
pef"T warranted Goo
: i" 49, w ., -, "H1
| EAIHEk--2UO sides good Damaged Leather, per
IL Echr VI. Burr, Tor sale BY
Ia , WILLIAMS & HANAIL.
IBARTX DRE>>E>-Iaee and Em5d Muslin Rob-
VIII and 60 "-,d Tarso1 Mu'ins sws Muslns Ba-eges
AMI ~atins Wtt' nd Gloves, -is iuHcry. a..
r--r NV = - 49,. NJ
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UPHOLSTERlNG
AND ~ q ~ y e. u R MI SIZING
WIN. BOOTH is prepared, as usual, TO do all
w kisis u upho-isfng and Hou.. Furnishing
Ills stock Of elegant Furniture
Paper Iiansing nrd. Bnds Shades
and complete raP"thangns done with aud
Tbo-e who examined his .och th spring will do
we'll befors pure ha-inF rsewbcte. as ~
"a RICHMOND IsN, SGstEs taON AND STOVE
mhNtFACTOHN.
O~UwN THE subscriber Is receiving and
! !: !:
m - ke-ps IN hand at wbolesalc and
IH ~ tai. and the lowest prices
>kA4 Plain and Japan Tin Ware Of every de'erir
EaF1eXu Ass, rratvariety Of Stoves designed for
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National Loan Fund
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% EMEMBER and always ask for
BROWNS SARSAPARILLA g. TOMA-
ITO BlrTERS.--These excellent Bitters
will be found a certain cure in all cases OF
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Jaundlce, Loss o.
Appetite, general Debility, Faintness and
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costveness and determination of blood to
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weakness, dizziness, cutaneous eruptons on
the face and neck, hectic fever. night sweats,
nervous and sick headache, acidty Of stom.
ach, bilious affections, piles, costiveness, and
IN all diseases caused by impurity of the
blood, the debility Of the system, or the un.
healthy state Of the stomach and bowels
GoISG TO sEA.-NIasters ofvessels, on 90
ing to sea. particularly on long voyages il
they value their own health, or their crews
should never leave the wharf without one or
two dozen Of Browns Sarsaparlla and Toma-
10 Btters. 1t is about the only medicine
they need. II purfies the blood. and COM
pletely cures and prevents SCURVY, which
alone Is sufficient recomme ndation; but
where persons are going from cold TO warm
climate, 1t is Of the highest Importance -
There are many masters Of vessels who say
they had rather be without their whole med
lclne chest than not have a supply OF the
Sarsapnrilla and Tomato Bnters. In fact
most OF the physicians in Boston, recommend
It for the above complaints.
Sold at BROWNS medicine store, 6S
Washington street, Boston, and X. ]. TAY.
LOkS, Newport, X. ]. Feb 10
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WITHOUT MEDICINE

This Instrument has received the favorable
notice and commendaton Of Drs. Mott
Rodgers, Griscom and Francis OF New York;
the Faculty Of Philadelphia, Piusburgh, Hart.
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who have had an opportunity of an examina-
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When well adjusted, we have found II per.
ectly comfortable in lis bearing on the body
Mrs. NEwcoMe, Mrs. FRENcH,
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friends generally bespeak an apprehen-
sion tha all their efforts will reach but a
very small portion Of the prevalent dis
tress.
II the foregoing brief extracts fail Ia
satisfy the desire Of those who, residing
in parts distant from the scenes Of dis
tress, and possessing few opportunities Of
obt tainng authe ntic information, naturally
expect on the present occasion To have
an array Of facts set before them, strong
ly enforcing the appeal now made TO their
liberality, the Committee hope for their
indulgence Until they have time to collect
and arrange a larger body ofevidence OF
unimpeachabe character, which they
purpose to do, and which they greatly
fear will be found to support a much more
alarming case Of destiiution and suffering
than they have herein ventured to put
forth. 1t is their intention, in the course
of few weeks to circulate further in
formation on this head. In collecting
such information, as we'll as in other i'm
portant objects connected with the pres
ent undertaking, they hope to be greatly
aided by their valued friend, William
Forster Of Norwich, who, under deep
sense Of duty, has come to Ireland at this
teresting juncture, with view Of visit
ing some Of the most remote districts Of
the west, from the county Of Donegal
southwards, and closely nvestig a,ing the
condition Of the poor and labouring
classes in those parts-an errand of
Christian love in which they trust he will
have the sympathy Of his friends, and
experience the cordial encourag 9 eme nj
and cooperation Of benevolent persons
Of all classes, amongst whom he may be
thus led.
Subscriptions for this object may be
paid into the Provincial Bank Of Ireland
in Dublin and London, or any of its
Branches, to the credit Of JOSEPH BEw-
LEY, JAMES PERRY ,and Thomas PIN, Jr.,
who have been appointed Treasurers.