Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27

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Tup VALUE OF SMILE.-Who Gun tell lho Nalue
.mjle, II cost the giver nothing, but it is beyond
10 tho erins and rosenng, the sad and chee'ess
hs lost and forsaken. II dsarms malice, turns hatred
owe, revenge 10 Kindness and paves the darkest paths
with gems Of sunlight. smile on tho brow belrays 0
KIND heart, pleasant rrend on afectonate brother,
u.ful son, happy husband. Ii adds charm to beau
~ decorates the face Of The deormed, and makes lovely
? Woman resemble the angel Of paradise.
Ho who sedulo usly listens. pon!edly asks cu'm'y
ks, covy answers md when nc has no more
say 10 the point is the ltesl for business and IS snfo
B succeed.
"Did mot give you logging the other day'' said
schoo Inasler 10 trembling urchn. eyes, SIR an
yered the boy .'WeIl, what does the Scriptures say
bon the subect?' al don't know, sir, "sald the other;
except It Is in rhat passage which says III is more bles
Id TO give than TO receive"
II is suggested by writer in New York paper, in
pv 10 proposition that the military should fire blank
ridges a, the mobs. that the MODS should pe the mil.
~ with cotton balls instead of paving stones and brick
y ExrENsyE.-The Sanitary expenses of New York
Is season, amounts TO $4,000.
TO THE NIBERNIA.-The steamer Hi
" }Hia arrived at Halifax the Sd inst in lory-our
4 rs from Boston. She got ashore on Chebuclo Head
was so much injured that her pumps would no, keep
free. Thirty men were working al her. The place
ero the accident occurred is where the "Columhia 4"
Of tho frs, OF the cunard steamers, was lost some
RS ago.
he steamer Nina left St. Augustine on the 9Th inst.
three companies of U. s. troops, for tho Southern
psf, TO be stationed us follows: company at New
rna, one at Indian River, and one at Miami. Cape
rdu.
be Boston Post puts GU, the following question for
Us ion to the wing debating clubs How can all
sell more than they purchased
the last accounts Louis Napoleon was an invalid,
avng recovered from his illness at Ilavre.
ENERAL REJoICING.-There seems to be gene
jocing east among the democrats, at the Union Of
so divisions of the democratic party in New York,
whiggeIy puts on face as long as funeral pro
Pn. Skies brig brishler-brighlest courage dem
and triumph is certain. Ohio Statesman.
he every day cares and duties, which men call
ery, the weights and counterpoises of the clock
ne, giving its pendulum true vibration, and It's
a regular motion; and when they TO hang
the wheels, the pendulum longer swings, the
no longer move, the clock stands still''
he natural alone is permanent. Fantastic idols may
orshiped for while; but at length they over
by the continual aud silent progress of Truth, as
i'm statues Of Copan have been pushed from their
tas by the growth Of forestlrees whose seeds were
by the wind in the ruined walls
late fair at Syracuse was far numerously at
than on any former year. Upwards of 80 900
10 the grea, tent sold, and than 100
ersons entered the tent 1t was windGall for tn
Ids even at comnulaton prices, and for Syracuse
and boarding houses The largest bit of live beef
ed over 5000 pounds, and other things in proper
1t is expected that the fair aud cattle show of the
can INSTITUTE to come off 10 few weeks in this
si equal the State Fair at least in the nonlber Of
s.-.N Y. Sun.
rIoN IN INDIANA..-The Fort Wayne Sentne
the official majority of Wright, democrat )lor
or al 1913 over Nlatson, (whig)
/ WOaM nj, Would You?
bu'a Mt give much for chap who has gone it,"
III he's Iun every cent of his legacy through,
bse smpering chin has huge goatee on it,
hat han down uDOn il inst as il grew;
wonld nj give much for this fellow
Would you?
uld Mt give much for a chap with collar
hats made TO staud up, almost over his ears;
wears white kid gloves that cost over a.dolIar,
I'd coat that belongs to some knight Of the shears
would Mt give much for This fellow
Would you'
Shakers near Pilsfeld.-The committee of ar.
ents for providing accommodations for the NEE.
the American Board, at Piltsfeld, (says the N
erver.) applied to the Shakers at their settlement
ut place, 10 know if they would entertain some o
Rngers In attendance. The Shakers replied tina
ould cheerruly entertain eighteen; but If men ant
were sent 10 their houses, they must lodge as thu
es were required TO at Iiadad Rmmon!-
Fip,nre reader will remember that the husband
mourn apart, and the wives apart
ch of Iaellect.-A lad Ia Salem was asked few
pee by his teacher what Patrimony meant
thing left by father" was the prompt reply
What would you call it if left by mOther'"-
- answered the boy" .Nairimony, OF course
s Pick-Mc.
Knickcrbocker, in speaking Of somebody's verses
BY remind him not little Of the kindred lines o
crease at Buffalo, by distinguished weser
Israel with his gun he shot him,
Isaac with his he chop, him,
there NJ any life left into HIM, as lhel
perceive'
AN l. o. OF o. F.-The Cherokees have no
one Lodges of "odd Fellows