Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-23
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vi twenty.nin Governors of the States Of the
oh'oh' twenty are democrats.
COMMERCIAL BANK, -IIar-
ry bradley mas been appointed President.
10 THINK and to seek how and where we may
DO the most good, is work worthy of an angel
Mr. Walsh, son of the Secretary of Legation a,
France goes Secretary to Mexico
TEARs,-Weep Cor love but ne, er for anger;
cold rain will never bring flowers.
Hon, George Evans denies that he has written a
letter in favor Of General Taylor for President.
A ti,wcekIy paper in English has been lately
commenced in Lima, Chill, 1t is edited by an
American named Shaw.
Father Mathew is to embark at Liverpool, about
the middle Of April for the United States.
ELECTION OF JUDGEs,-The Pennsylvania
Senate, by a vote of 49 TO H. has passed bill
providing for the election of Judges by the people
1t is impossible for Loco Foco to 60 gracefully
out of e.-.albany EVeniag Journal.
That is because they have not so much practice
as the Whigs.-Bosion Post.
A battalion of The United States marines, consist
ing of 366, rank and file, under the command of
Major John Harris, sailed Monday morning from
New York, on board The ships ArcoIa and NJ.
llowes, for Vera Cruz.
Misfortune will weave band of love which will
bind fellow sufferers in one interest. Adversely is
the trial principle; without it, man hardly knows
whether he is IN honest man.
Power OF A gentleman laid
a sponge filled with chlorororm, upon window,
the other day, and found in few minutes after,
that all the paneS were gone.
Notwithstanding sets so wide mark be-
tween vulgar, and noble soul, as the respectful
and reverentlal love of womaukind. man who
Is always sneering at woman is either coarse
profligale or a coarser bigot. -Lacon.
A GENTLE HINT,-A profound observer of
men and things makes the following remark in the
Louisville Courier, to the ruth of which we give
our unreserved assent:-"For one customer who
cousulls the signs over the doors of business, one
huadred obtain directions 10 trading houses from
Newspaper advertisements
A cUp FOR PANIC MAKERS TO CHEW UPON.
Pennsy vania produced seventy millions five hun
Gred and eightysix thousand five hundred and
lhiry-nine pounds more of iron in lSi7 than in
1915. This plain fact tells The story OF her iron
interests under the Tariff Of lS46.
"a remarkable undertaking is in progress in
Sueden-lhat Of lowering the waters Of the great
lake Oeren twelve feet, which has become neces-
sary in consequence Of the construction of a rail,
way from Stockholm to Golhenberg The work
is done exclusively by Soldiers
PoH-Some one tells Of ruined convent in
Mexico, where some monks once lived under IA
vow never to admit Il woman into Their dwelling;
but one of them stealing in the monks fled in dis
may, and never went back. How much Of that
will The women kind believe?
| urge you to the giving Of your hand without
your hearl the selling of your beauty Cor fine gold?
Never! If they ask it, do not do it, if they smile
upon you, turn away! if they hatler, do moi listen!
if they threaten do not yield! Go down to the
grave single, if heaven raises you up no friends,
but 90 not to the altar with iasehood upon your
lips Ellen Pickering.
The following ove-letter was found in an old
garrett among other lumber:
"DEER JIM:-Cum rite off ifyou re cumm n, at
all; rs 5las tioames Is slslIng that shall have
him, aud he hugs and kisses me SO continually that
| can't hold out much longer, must have fe-
Ter alore next winter and can't stand it no how
10 longer,