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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20
arrival of the jamestown at
Cork.

e have received, by the Caledonia,
8 of Cork and Dublin newspapers, of
ent dates, which contain more full
mt Of the arrival of the jamestown
Pve than we have been able to find
r English files. The jamestown
\ the passage to Cork IN Is days.
& winds favored the ship, and urged
q inward in her Christian mission. -
Y ing could exceed the warmth and
ude which greeted the ship and
upon their arrival, from all classes
ople.
e European Times says:--'The re-
nus nobIy sent may be regarded as
{ the proudest events in American
y. 1t speaks, trumpet.tongued, for
plional benevolence-and is, probab-
e noblest charity on record
eight o'clock, Doctor Parks, sur
OF the vessel, landed at Cove, bear
dispatches for the Lord Lieutenant
Mr. Labouchere, which ho delivered
consulate, with directions to have
forwarded as speedily as possible
&c intlmation of the vessels arrival
notified to r-Admiral Sir I'll.
he despatched an officer to ascer-
any immediate assistance was re-
4; and at half past one o'clock, on
ay, her Majesty's steamer Avenger
out to tow her in. Her arrival call.
til the hveliest sensation Of joy and
ude, and thousands Aockcd to see
bbe ship.
meeting ofthe Cork District Rail
Committee was held on the 18th,
requisitlon vas promptly prepar-
ling on the Mayor to summon a
ng of the citizens, to devise the best
Of welcoming and acknowledging
#. The Bells Of Shannon and Of
Cathedral were joy(uly, rung, and
bve was splendidIy Illuminated on
ening of the 18th.
depntation Of the gentry ofCork.
d by Dr.. MiIlett, ]. P, visited the
on the 18th, and presented Capt.
S with an address, to which he re-
n suitable and touching terms
some conversation. the deputatlon
rev, having previously invited Capt
IS and officers to public dinner on
eth inst, at Cove, which the gallant
man kindly accepted.
dinner was a very splendid affair,
tended by the most influential clas-
and around Cove. Captain Forbes
he hero orthe day. and acquitted
f in an admirable manner On the
public meeting was held at the
y Court House, Cork, for the pur-
fre,urning thanks to Capt. Forbes
patriotic crew, for the sympathy
ad shown towards the suffering and
g population Of Ireland"
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From lhe West,

Extract of letter from n gentleman IN
4 Porte County, lndianna' to his friend
Norwich, Vermont, daled May 8, 49,
Our wheat at the beginning Of Winter,
ked as fine as any ever saw; but we
b it much winter.kilIed, this spring
have had hard winter for wheat and
very much (nearIy all, / Think killed
Pugh the western country. We are
y engaged in getting in onr spring
|ps. The spring, thus far, has been
Re cold aud backward than usual.
/ is a very healthy time here now-no
Pr prevailing, at present, except the
Fgon lever, which prevails pretty extern
ply, "A caravan of emigranIs started
8n this place, some three weeks ago, to
Pt an immense caravan at lndepen-
ce, Mo-, to 60 ON with them. Ihey
20 with OK teams. A great many 9th.
are preparing TO more west next spring.
nc time now to purchase farms here Of
10 who are attacked with the feuer.
cannot give you any idea of the i'm
Sc quantities Of grain raised IN this
|nry. | frequently see fields mile
some mile square, without tree,
!, rock or stump. | sometimes see
/ ploughing, when their burrows are a
long. saw men hoeins corn last
&mer when the rows were a mile long
Ne have had some fine sport with wild
Ne, fowl, &c. | have killed quite
h ber Of deer--three wolves last win
and great variety Of other game
see hundreds if not thousands Of wild
o every day, and frequently shoot
as they fly along. They winter
Prairie hens are also abundant
0 out and take hunt, with ur."
&<.*
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20

Palmer * Whitney, at the Hotel
owned by Samuel Whitney, in this village
are fitting up the apartments oftheir ex-
ccllent house for summer business, in a
nea, and tasteful style. The travelling
public need not be assured tina, this is
one Of The beet Hotels in the State, for all
who have had occasion to stop there, are
aware of this fact. "RArsn" and"FRED'
are not to be ouldone in giving laid and
comfort" to the "innrer man." aud rem
dering their house desirable stopping
place. Our word will be proved true the
first time you call--if it is not we will
give you glass of--,'REuT BEER"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20

Don't kno,U Mm.-Lord Nelson, when
IA boy, being on visit TO his aunl's, wen,
one day hunting, and wandered so far
that he did not return, till long alter dark.
The lady, who was much alarmed by his
absence, scolded him severeIy;and among
other things said; Il wonder Fear did not
drive you home" "Ftar" replied the lad
~ don't know him."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20
Push"
UNION DEBATING CLUB.

UNION DEBATIN CLUB.
A Meeting Of the club, will be held at the Cen
trail School House in this village, on Tuesday the
25ih inst.
Question for discussion. DO MALES have
more influence upon society than FEMALEs'
Citizens are respectfully requested to attend
provided they come TO hear the discussion.
K. c. PIERCE, Sec'v
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20
INyAL UABLE FAMILY COMPAN-

ok LECTURES on the USES OF THE LUNGS.
~ Carsrs Prevention aud Cure ot Consumption, Asth.
ma, and diseases Of the Heart On the Laws oi lon.evi,
~ and mode Of preserving male and female health
meiry aud heNuy exposing causes md cure If those dis
that produce Consumption, or shorten life, MS AIcc.
lions Of The skin. Spine, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys,
Liver scronla Piles, Gravel, and Female Complaints
Its rules easy, practical and pure, form guide 10 rcr
tect health and long life. % Engrayinss, 32i pages. SO
cents. Postage - cents. Nv
SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH,
A. NJ, NJ. D., at 7O7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
ANY person remiitng FIFTY CENTS tree, will receive
ono copy, by mail, to any part. The trade supplied,
Jan. 1871. 353-ly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20

L. r. STREETER, editor of the Boston
Star, has retired from the charge Of that
excellent journal. The paper is to be
continued under the firm Of jerks, MOORE
&, ~
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20

We have received the first number Of
a neat little ,ri-weekly sheet published at
Whitehall. We hope the Morning Signal
may have 10, 900 subscribers ere i, reach
es its "eens"-(alI pay in advance, Of
\
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20
AT CUURCHIII'S

May be found the best and largest as
sotment o! Ladies Goods, orthe latest
styles and fashion, just received from
New York, ever offered for sale in this
village.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20
MA Ee EeHA ds rs.

In Woodstock, Sunday evening" May 10Th, by
Req W, Livingston, Mr. BEER +. WOOD, to
Miss SUSAN D. FLETCHER, both of Wood
stock.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20

The number of papers published in Bos.
ton is 76-l5 Of which are daily; and it is
estimated that from the newspaper Offices
alone, $4,000 papers per day are mailed
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20

ScRoFuLA CURED.-A child Of Florennc BENNY NIB out
ten years old, living in Coeran Township, lancaster
County Pa had been afflicted several years with SCrotua
in the ce mud neck, which only set all the popnnr
remedies OF the day NJ Defiance hut Actually baeil the
skill of the hest physicians oC the country. After nil
other means had fed in Attending the slightest relief
trnl WIS made Of WrighfS Indian TegctnbIc Piis The
result was before the first three boxes had been used the
ulcers bphan to assume healthy appearance sevr,
pieces Of the jaw-bcne were thrown out, aud ~ short
limo every vestge Of The Scrnula hnd Disappeared Some
time has now elapsed since using the medicine and so
Gar from there being any appearance Of relapse the
child presents every Appearance of ROBUST HEALTH
Bpare of all kinds Of c0untertfits Some are con,rd
tyh sugar others are made resemble in outward an.
nearance, the original The snest way Is to purchase
from the regular agents only more Of whom may
be found in every town md village In the United States
For sale BY HASKELL & PALMER, and CHARLES
DANA, Jr. Woodstock.
New England Office 1913 fremont a.. BOSTON
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs AND INVITATIONS.

The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of Dr. Wis
ars aSnm of wild Cherry, in all the Diseases for which
it Is recommended, curing many after the skill of
the hest physicians was nnaynng. has effected large
aud increasing demand for it, This fact hns Censed sew
era unprncipled connerleers and imilaors palm off
spurious mixtures Of similar hume and appearances for
the genuine Basnm. Some called "SNrup Of " lid
Cherry" 'BnIsam of Spikcnard" "Wld Cherry Com
frey &c. Another "Westcr's Basnm Of Wild Cherry -
mis- spelling the name, and g0rgina certificates resrm-
BILE those Of the true Hnslm. "Dr. Wstnrs Inlsan of
ae the name of the original, while they possess
of its virtues.
LOOK WE'LL TO THE MARKS OF TIE GENUINE
The genuine nlsam is put IN in bottles with the words
abr Wstar'S BnSAm Of Wild Cherry, Philad., " blown
in the enss; each bottle bearing label the front with
the signature of ". WISrAR, NJ. d.
| For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist, Wood
stock.
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DEAF ms.

In this town, on the sth inst. Mrs. HARRIET
HOWLAND; widow CT Seth Rowland aged
76.
In Felchville, May lllh, r. ESTELLA young
cs. daughter of Mr. WALTON Brown, aged years
and months.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20

A lawyer told his client, that his oppo-
nent had removed his suit to higher
court: Let him remove it where he
pleases, (qnoth the client, my attorney
will follow t-for m0neu"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20

The Smord and Pen-A paper has
been started at JaIapa, called the "a
MEXICAN STAR" The Americans know
how to improve as we'll as conquer the
Meyicans.
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KvIsSIONERS' NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon. tho
Probate Court Tor the District, Of Hartford Commission
ers receive, examine aud adjust all claims und do
mands Of all persons against the estate If
STIi.LMAN !. MARSH
lac Of Sharon in sud District deceased and all claims
demands exhibited in Offset thereto, (sX months from this
date eng allowed for that purpostl hrrehy give noce
that we will attend to the huencss Of our appointment at
the late dwelling house Of said deceased in said sharon
the second Tuesday of June aud second Tuesday of Sep
temher l-i1, from 10 o'clock A. NJ. l O'Clock L, NJ.
each Of said days
LYMAN RENsON. (cor,nt..ioro,,
HIRAM MOOR,
Sharon April 3Otli, 1917
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NOTICE

W. lJG
Is hereby given that ! have given my son AARON WA.
TERMAN his tme during his minorty-to act md trade
for hmse IA shall pay no debts o. his contracting
exact any Of his wages after this date.
SUPERAN A. WATERMAN.
@rhsron. Nav eth ls47.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20

In the July number Of the Ladies Ma
,ionaI Magazine" will appear perfect
gem of mezzoiint, procured originally
for them at great expense-the subject is
"Annc BoIeyn with Archbishop Cramner,
just before going to execution" 1t was
intended for the present number, as an H.
ustra'lon of "The Lady Mary" but were
not able 10 finish it in time. L, alone will
be worth years subscription.
We would call the attention of our sub
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20

More TOiunieerS-The Ohio boys seem all
awake for the army. Fifty thousand troops could
be raised in Ohio alone fiom Inc spirit that is up
Hon T, A. Cunningham, the late member of
Congress from Butler and Prebe ds,ric, is raising
company in Eaton. Mr. G. will make a most
capital soldier, and an officer of great energy and
activity. Ohio Statesman.
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STATE OFyERMONT

- L n
HARTFORD DISTRICT. J The Distrlcl ol Hhrliorn
To all persons interested in the estate of SlliAAN j.
MARSH late OF sharon, in said District deceased inss
tate.
ORlN MOREHOUSE, administrator ofsad estate, rep.
that the said Sliman j. Marsh. deceased died
seised in fee of undivided third part OF certain cal
estate in Sharon aforesaid occupied by Lorenzo G.
Ch1on and Daniel s. Chsnn. To wii;-ubuui aero
Of land the north side Of White River, in the Village
of sharon containing griSt-miIl mill, dwelling.
house md barninlso piece OF land Of nhou sixteen
acres near the bridge on the south side of White River
that said deceased $50 left certain personal estate,
appears by the records Of said COUrtthnt il will he ben
trH TO the heirs and those interested in said estate, by
O The infancy Of said heirs that both real and per-
sona estate, saving the rights o! the widow therein in
GLIDING the reversun Of the widows DOVER shall be sold,
nltno the may not be necessary topay debts and
chargcS of administration; and said administrator applies
for license to sell The same accordingly.
You therefore hereby notified that said pplcann
will be heard the Probate Office in Woodstock in said
District the first Wednesday Second n) OF June next,
ard yuu Will then and there. appear before said Court,
aud object, If yon cause to The granting Of said II.
CenSc
Dated Mt Woodstock aforesaid, this tenth dry Of May,
A. b. le47 l.. A. MARSH Register.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20

We would call the attention of our sub
scribers TO the new advertisements in
this weeks paper
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-20
EnerptDtMg.

The TWD Of 1872 and l4s6,-Amount of du-
ties collected at The port of New York under the
tariff of 1916, from the LIST day of December, 1886
TO the lat day Of May ls47,
non ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28
FINE SHEEP.

We have jus, examined al the Rail Road
Depot. the finest iot Of Sheep that we have
ever seen---they belong to Mr. REsiScTos B.
kowssLAR, who has purchased them from a
gentleman in Delaware and brought them TO
this County tor The purpose of breeding from
them. They are OF the Leicester and Oxford.
shire stock. The Buck is very large, and
we should judge would weigh from $50 TO q 5
lbs, and is by no means in the order that he
will ge, when properly attended TO. We are
informed that he yielded at his last shearing
IL lbs. of ,cashsd wool. The wool is OF a beau
uful and fine character. lie has Ia ewes now
with lamb, from remarkably fine Oxfordshire
Buck. We are much pleased 10 see that the
attention Of our farmers is being turned TO the
improvement OF their Stock. and we hope that
this effort Of Mr.. kowSsLAR, SO crcdiiable 10
his judgment, will be seconded by others
we shall notice these Sheep more particularly
al another time, when we have more space and
information in relation 10 them. Our farmers
should pay Mr.. KowssLaR sisi, and exam
Inc them-Le will no doub, be pleased 10 see
them
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28
Dsx.J,,


~ he residences 81 her sou law, Rrv WIS.
" cotli", IA this iaer si,pday last, 9Th mi
Mrs CAsx WILLIAMS EpEiGs She was bora
Oct 10Th, il76 in Aanr Arundel Caapty Nd. /, aud
died 10 the fall ~ h~s ia. eternity. sac
VAS The dsueh,st Il ID, mas Autiiisn. 80 a
Nd anu has ish numerous circle dsespeciab,s
relatives and friends to mourn hsr loss
At her tasbanas residence, 10 Motgan Ccun,v ca
Saturday. the IsiA inst. Mis- EtizArErH Gitns
wife Of Edward Gibbs, Esq ana daughter Of ihe
hate William pcuJirion, Esq ali formerly Of thi,
Cuuniy The death OF this rstims5c isi, leaves
VOID in the hearts q the mvivias rrper, e her
family which cannot he filled her life fn,.
ni.hrd sssmrle Of Chaisfisa humility. Il emi,
neut ririr. and " strictly conscientious discbstgs
Of her duties g. her family aud 10 socrty. which,
by God. blessing, III sxercise commanding ia.
7aeHcr those " no end. ard q. tr III.
sui W no n uurn htr 70 ,srinre s x dtd a. sh hid
lived for many ,esrs il the connsuaien psul-
esfsnt Esiscspai Church.
Al his rssdrnc- IN Murgsn to, on sandsy nish,
- lust, in the 10Th year ii his sg.. Rowan A.
Gums Esq. Gnfii his removal 10 Morssn. few
years si.cr. Mr. G.. had been for MANY years res.
iicnt VI this town aud Justice ofthe Prsce II this
Coan'S, ~ ~hich capacity we'll rs in ali his ~.
ia'ions nf lie he wen The aud FOOD will 81
all By ihs nssity and pset, Of his lifs aad char.
actcr.
Al AIcaat Alrin-. sforgsa County Va. on the
10Th inst, aged 10 years. HEsRY CAY GaaicE.
sos VI Cromwell trick Esq.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28

slsotslii lIke suye j definition Of this aess Con
s4rG,isn.---it can. mean .qnti- Lieutenant Gen,
eraI. for we viii leave il TO candid world, il
the ilLtemper, rearing and clustering Of Col
BENTON il the Senate, does not show mosi
conclusiyely than Mr.. BApsER with one fell
swope. did not in the attempt ito knock The
chip off," carry away ''tbe bral's" head and
knock il clean through "ihe cob house"--and
that il has never been seen since--no not even
its ghost The Wings in the country would
be pleased il the Richmond Wing papers
would define the new Conservative over which
they are SO much delighted. This much they
know, thai H,lsktrdom has been made to show
its iceih--but "cm bono 2"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28
Ooununesoial Record
BALTIMORE M.aRKET,l
american Office, Jan. 25. lS47. 8

sfnfefHdn CUice, Jan. 70, 1871. y
CATTLE.-There were 500 head of Beeves
offered a, the scales to-day, and sales were
made at slight advance over last weeks prl-
ces. There were sales Of $50 head. and | Is
remain over. Prices ranged from $2.l2.aS3
so per 100 lbs. on the hoof, equal to $425a
$6.75 net, and averaging $275.
HoGs.--Live Hogs are in very light supply
The few in market to-day were sold at $6.25a
$3.50.
FLouR.-There were sales Of 500 bbls
Howard street Flour on Saturday at ASH
This morning the Telegraph announced the
arrival OF the steamer Hibernia, which threw
the market into state of great excitement
Early in the day, before the news became gen.
orally known, 700 bbls. were sold at A.oI :.
Afterwards there were sales OF 500 bbls. al %;
200 bhls. at S5.25; 200 bbls al 1851, and
late IN the afternoon 500 bbls. were taken at
$3.50. The receipts price is unsettled.
GRAis.-Wheat is wanted, but there are no
receipts. Before the news from England was
known this morning. there were sales OF Nd.
yellow Corn at 65 cents, and OF ,O0O bushels
Pennsylvania yellow at 6S cts. Since the re.
ceipt Of The rews parcel OF old Mary land
white. from store, was sold at so cts. There
are. as vet, no transactions 10 new bv which
to indicate the event Of the advance in prices
since tie news.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28
LATEST NEWS FROM MEXICO.

The LATEST dates from New Orleans are 10
the 18th inst, from which we learn that Genl
ScorT was at Brazos Santiago, and had sent
an express TO Genl. TAYLOR, that he would
meet him in few days at Tampco or victo-
ria. A report was in circulation that Gen.
QuirMAN, with 1000 Volunteers, had battle
with $4,000 Mexicans, under Gen. URREA,
two leagues North of Victoria The report
however does not gain credit. Our troops are
said 10 be yet suffering with chiIls and fevers
at every post The Matamoras Flag says that
Mr.. GILLESPIE, one ofthe Texan Rangers who
was taken prisoner al China in September last,
and has been kept al San Luis Potosi, has
been released and returned TO the American
lines. He reports the Mexican force of that
/ place at q 900, with an additional force in
the vicinity at 10000. This large force was
under constan, drill. and many foreign officers
engaged in the service. The troops were en-
,husastic, healthy. and in fine state Of subor.
dinaiion. The above items we have culed
/ from the Southern Mail; and by the Eastern
Mail we have the annexed, which shows tina,
the Mexicans are pretty hard up "lor the sin
ews Of war"-money -
Later dates from Mexico, via Havana. have
been received by the New York Sun and Elk.
press. They contain communication from
SANTA ANNA TO the Mexican Congress, de.
mandlns eight millions of dollars for the pur-
pose oil carrying on the war. and he tells Con-
gresS unless the money is raised the country is
lost.
congress was IN secret session, and il is said
that conhscauon OF Church property was 10
contemplation. To this measure the clergy
were, ofcourse, violently opposed. threatening
70 excommunca.e Congress, SANTA ARA,
Government the Army, &c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28
A LETTER PROM GENL. TAYLOR,

The N. Y. Express publishes letter ed
dressed by ''old Rough and Ready TO nsa,
relative in New York, dated Monterey. Nor.
9Th, which we regret is 100 lengthy for place
IN our columns this week. This letter is a
private letter, and never would have been pub
lished but for the recent attacks upon him in
Congress BY the friends Of The Administration
This letter viii show the RICH, horse upon
which the saddle is to b. placed. in relation 10
the prosecution Of the war. Sc, with Mexico.
Ii is said the ''Old Soldier is 10 be ordered
on 10 Washington and Court Mar,alled--w
do not believe one word of it. The Admins.
iralon would not dare TO make such a move
the Country would rise in arms agains, it,
"Old Rough and Ready" stands INDICATED
before the world. Our readers shall have the
letter mex, week.