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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-10-20
3.
ELIZABETH DENNY

HAS just enlarged her assort-
ment Of Goods suitable for the season.
MOURNING ARTICLES constantly on hand,
Of the best quality.
.qlso-an extensive assortment of La.
DIES, MISSES, CHILDRENs' and INFANTS
SHOES, of saperiOur quality.
Worcester, Oct 20, 1924. eowtF
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-10-20

Professor Everett has been nominated in
the Boston Papers, as a candidate for Congress
from Middlesex District. His election is con-
sidered probable event.
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DELANO s. WHITNEY

H00e, JOT sue
1000 gallons Dutch so doz. Paint Brushes.
Lnseed Oil, 1000 lbs. Verdgrie,
~ casks Lond. White t00lbs.Fronch Green,
Lead, Is tons Logwood,
tons do. ground in 10 do. Fustic,
Oil, do. Redwood,
~ bbls. VenctianRed, so bbls. ground Cam
rs casks French yell wood,
low, 1000 lbs. Nader,
~ do. Spanish Brown, SO bbls. ground Log
5 cases Vermion, wood,
3 DO. Gum Copal, 90 do. Nicaragua,
Edo. Gum Shellac, 90 do. Alum,
1000 lbs. Chrome 10 do. Blue Vitriol
Yellow, 20 carboys Oil Vitriol,
800 lbs. Prussian Blue, 3 tons Copperas,
LOCO lbs. Upton's 800 lbs. Bengal Indi-
Glue, go
With complete assortment of
+ PAINTS, DRUGS, g. DYE-STUFFS,
At as low prices as can be lad at any Store
in Boston.
Boston, Bristol CroDn, & Chclms.
ford Window Glass,
AtGlass-Housc prices.
Boston, Sept. l6, 1924. epis2u
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-10-20

For the first time in America, the op-
GRAFTON Of taSing off the thigh at the hip
joint was performed few days since, at
New-York. The operation was COM
pletely successful, and the patient, lad
of about twelve years Of age, is likely to
recover. TR. /. american.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-10-20

Sickness at Neo0- Orleans.-A letter
received at Newly rk, dated 10th Sept.
states that the yellow fever RACES with
unabatiug fury. There are at present
800 or upwards confined, about 1870 of
whom are convalescent. The city
presents IA horrid spectacle. Among the
deaths from Massachusetts, are Nathan
Taylor, aged 90, George Cushing, Esq.
aged 25, Moody Merrick, aged 80
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-10-20

recoilect have been triumphantiy refut-
ed. Then let each elector fairly and
honestly choose for himselE-uninfuenc-
ed by a lie in bis ear or bribe in his
hand, without fear or favour or hope of
reward. For ourselves, we should wish
Mr.. Adams might succeed, but more
earnest wish is, that the honesty of the
people may be exercised in its utmost
purity, and that their good sense, uDin-
auenced by the ignorant, or the noisy,
or the ambitious, may induce them 10
turn out and vote for the best man.
There is good share of responsibility
and sound discretion in the country-let
it not be persuaded away from the polls.
We wish that those politicians Of New
England who labour TO blacken the rep
utation of John @. Adams, and prevent
him from reaching the Office of Presi-
dent, could be fully sensible of the light
in which their temper and conduct are
viewed even by the partizans of the
other candidates in the other sections
Of the Union. Mr.. Crawford's friends
in the South, with whom particularly
they would cooperate, despise them as
traitors to natural home feelings and in
terests; as deserters from their own
cause for the qualification of local jeal-
ousies and personal resentments. They
are supposed 70 be aware that one Of
the backgrounds upon which Mr.. Adams
has been rejected and abused in Virgin
ia and Georgia, is the circumstance of
his being a YANKEE and they are there
fore held to be wanting in manly spirit
and self-esteem, when they overlook
the indignity offered TO them all, and
league with their contemnefs to sacri-
flee their kinsman. You will not have
him, because he is one of us be it so /:
we will assist you in the attempt to
defeat his election and blast his high
character, and do all that may be in our
power to promote the success of your
candidate" Fob foh says the South
ern politician to himselE-we will avail
ourselves ofthe services of these recre-
ant souls, but we know what opinion
they deserve, and what treatment they
shall ultimately receive. The dough
faces, in the Missouri question, were
ridicuied and stigmatized by those to
whom they gave the victory so, i'll the
Presidential question, should Virginia
and Georgia be enabled to triumph,
their craven northern auxiiaries will
experience similar fate.--yNat. Gaz.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21
Cloths, Cassimeyes and
VestinSs.

WE ARE NaW OPENING
4SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
fghe best superIatiye blue aud black Cloths,
4 some Of which are superior
handsome assortment OF middle to fine
aud supcrfine do.
EaISo, general assortment of low priced
70 fine do. all colors
HIae, black and mixed super double miIled
ditto,
Common and low priced do.
Elegant Satin raised fig. Velvet Yesiings,
london Toiicnetts and Valencia beautifully
|euper and common white Marseilles,
Eaacy woye figured and printed do.
|klch and common Swansdown,
Washington and jackson Silk Vesting,
|LAFAfETTE and fancy do.
Ts which may be added IA great variety
Of other articles in the same line. Gentle
nen desirous of obtaining the best Of att
.es at moderate prices, will please call, as
hey can doubtless he suited.
W. MCKEE x J. G. MEM.
October IL, tsi9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
and Dye-StuAs,
4
THOMAS j. DUVAL.
THOMAS J. DUVAL,

AT THE SION OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
ON BANK SQUARE,
HAS Just received, in addition to his
I / former stock, an extensive assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS and
DYE. STUFFS. which enables him now TO of
fer to his friends, customers and the public ge-
nera1Iy, the most complete and extensive as
sortment ever before brought to this market.
AMONG THIN ARE THE FOLLOWING, VIZ
$500 10 Glauber Salts, 80 do. Tartar Eme-
500 do. Epson do. tic,
900 do Gum Shell 80 do Quick Silver,
Lac, 90 doz. bottles Anne
500 do Pearl Ash, rican Castor Oil,
100 do. Gum Cam 10 packs Gold Leaf,
phor, 900 gallons Alcohol,
loo do Jalap, 2,'o do Lamp Oil
100 do Sponge, 100 do Spts. Tur-
l25 do ycrdigris, pentine,
80 do. Calomei,
Amt every other article in his line, all of
the best quality, and for sale At the lowest
prices for cash. or at six months TO punctual
customers September3.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21
Additional Supplies of Fall
GOODS.

WE are now opening very general
assortment of goods, at very reduced
prices, viz;
Plain and fg'd Bombazettes, all shades
Caroline stripes and Circassian Plaids
and % Marine Bombazeenes, a substsnl
tial article
carlton Silk Robes, new and handsome
article
Splendid fg "a black and cold Silks and Sat
Tins
Rich fg'd black and white Ssttinsl
Elegant white Satin Robes
Grapes aud Grape Robes of every descrip:
ton
Black and white Grape Leise, fashionable
article for trimming
Artificial Flowers, wholesale and otherwise
An assortment of real London printed Ca
licoes, with great variety of other
goods, at prices we'll calculated 10 at
tract attention.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
October s. tsI7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21
WINTER GOODS.

tnHE subscribers are now opening very
Al general assortment OF STALE GOODS,
ImoHg which are the following:
k4e 10 and 1874 Rose Blankets, low char
ged,
kuperior London Duffle and Pomt Blankets,
all sizes,
Eapt Cotton, Of the most approved marks,
kbepherd aud Hoist London super6ne Cloths,
equal to any ever imPorted,)
b. do Cassimeres, striped aud plain,
IA large assortment Irish Linens,
Is end Cd Irish Sheetings, OF approved bleach,
Elegant figured silks (some entirely new pat
terms,
Plaid popIins, handsome article,
Beautiful Circassian Plaids,
b. cnrlain Calico, new style, and very su-
periOr,
Whte Gall Fringes, and Toilet do
/ With general assortment Of other Goods
,eIeCted recently at New York from the la
Jest imporatous from England, France, &c
81 of which they intend to sell at the most
reduced prices for cash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON g. co.
/ October 90. tsl2
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FALL GOODS.
Mckee, Robinson & Co.

LEAVE just received from New York,
Il Il variety OF GOODS, suited 10. the aP-
preaching season Among them are
Brown, blue aud black Cassinctts
Figured and plain black Borhazettes
Do. do. brown aud blue dod
White, scarlet and yellow Flannels
Figured and plain Canton Grapes, all colors,
Super plain black Mandarin do.
Do. vine pattern and embossed black and. coy
lored Mandarin Robes
Rich Furniture Chintz Calicoes
Elegant Gauze Handkerchiefs, newsstyle
Do figured eros de Naples, do. do
Rich figured black Satin
Figured Book and Swiss Musiins, large pat
terms
boxes Artificial Flowers,
tiM general assortment Of
White and Col0red DOmestiCs,
AL Of aei.ich ace offer at orr "sual IotO prices
for CASH.
Sept. 81, 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21
SWAIM'S CELEBRATED
PA NfA DMAa

60 justly esteemed for the cure o
~ scrofula, Kings Evil, rheumatism, VI
GERS, rromeIs, andall diseases arising from an
impure state of the blood, but more especi-
ally for Syphicles, MercnriaI Diseases.
As this Medicine is so highly recommended
Dy some of the first Medical characters in the
United States, such as Chapman, Gibson, &c.
it can he safely taken in the above diseases.
For sale ut the Philadelphia prices.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Sept %. Is Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21
Presidents Message.

WAsHINGros, December 7, 1894.
The President ofthe United States trans.
mltted, this day, TO both Houses of Con.
gress, the following
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21
"A Pressed Castor Oil, EPSON
IS, Its, CaIomel, Camphor, &c.
=
w,ITER II. MIDDLETON,

apOTHECARY md DRUGG IST,
.IaS received, by the latest arrivals
Il l ram Philadelphia additional supplies OF
.,"s MEDICINES, which have been
u'S,IIy selected by an experienced hand ,
'ale I%ascd on the most favorable terms, war
MILITIA I's% "a be OF the first order, aud will be
'' ~ =. low as they can be had in Virginia.
'ha ALLOWING embraces a part of his stock,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21
CHEMICAL
EMRNOCATAOE
Or, WHIrEWELL'S LIQUID IMPROVED
OPODELDOC.

one bottle of which ., is warranted arr to
and efficacy of the hard kind. This Embroca
ton is now universally scknow lodged TO be
almost infaliible in cases of rheumatism, brsti-
ses, cramp, nnm6ness, stiffness or weakness Of
he neck or joints, chittiains, cropped hands,
stings ofinsects, vegetable poisons, fresh mounds,
and for any exsernal injury, either for men or
beast. This article is highly recommended
by one Of the best physicians in the u. States,
whose certificate accompanies each bottle.
CAUTION.
Be sure TO ask for and receive UhitepeHs
0podttdoe, or you will certainly be imposed
upon.
Sold by appointment only at the Drug, Me-
dicine and Paint Store of
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
October %. tsll
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-04-17
'JUNENIs.


The following lines were intended to have bee
written upon the blank leaf Of Miss --'s Bible.
When behold that bright and sparkling Eve,
Oft is my bosom rended with sigh.
To think alas that soon or late il must,
Like all its nature, mngle with the dust
And when that lovely form shall be no more
And all the throbbings Of that heart are DER,
(That tender heart that IS by nature kind,)
And all the graces of that POLISHED mind
Shall cease to be, shall cease to charm US here,
And bid long adleu TO all that's dear;
Still will this book the test of ages stand,
And all the mighty works of God expand
Still will it be the best and wsest code
Of true mortality. The only road
\ gracious and mighty God has given,
TO lead poor fallen man from earth TO heaven
Still will it show how all from nothing came,
How wond'. Gus is the pow'r that fornl'd the franz
Of this vast universe at one command,
And guides the raging tempest with his hand
Still, from its holy pages shall be read
The pure and blameless course our saviour led,
And all the sacred precepts that he gave
The souls of wretched wanderers to save
yes these sacred pages still slsll stand,
Upheld by our Almighty Fathers hand:
And may that lovely form of thine be blessd,
And in the bosom of its Saviour rest
And when the troubles of this life are Ger,
Then may we meet--and meet to part no more
ShepherdStoson, .1pri! II, 1924. DANGER
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them, but daughter and wife, always
afflicted and condemned by her nearest
relations - Cleon da, at the conclusion
Of these words, reclined her cheek on that
OF Cleombrutus; while with her eyes, that
spoke her sorrow in her tears, she cast
languid look on those who were present
Leon'das, after few moments dis
course with his friends, ordered Cleom-
brutus to rise, and Immediately to quit
Sparta, but earnestly importuned his
daughter to continue there, and not for
sake father who gave her such a pecu-
liar proof Of tenderness as to spare the
life Of her husband. His solicitations
were, however, Intellectual; and the mo-
ment Cleombrutus rose from his seat, she
placed one of her children in his arms,
and claspcd the other in her own, and
when She had offered up her prayers to
the goddess, and kissed the altar, she be-
came poinntary exile 7vnh her husband
How extremely affecting was this spec
tacle, and how worthy the admiration of
all ages, is such a model of coniugal affec-
ton II The heart Of Cleombrutus was
not entirely depraved by vain glory, and
< boundless ambition to reign, he would
have been sensible that Punishment itself,
with so virtucus mpanion, was fell
city preferable to the condition Of sove-
reign.
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FOR THE GBRLnNp.
SPRING.

The bleak winds are hush'd, land thcirseason is gone
And SPRING throws enchantment DER meadow and
lawn
In the sweet blush Of Morning, diffusing good cheer
She comes IN Md glory, the Queen Of the Year
Now the zephyrs sweetly play
OYER our ltt!s village green
Natures court is bhthe and CAV
Hope and Pleasure rule the scene
Not ike him who lays basking IN Fortunes brgl.
Whose life is the same thing in Winter and NAV
sigh I'll The heart-chlllinS trosts disappear,
Then hail thy return, lovely Queen Of the Year
Soon viii Natures Aowrets gay
Into buds and blossoms SPRING
Soon the rose blush into day,
Fann'd BY FIora's balmy wing
AZ morn now the Earks warble sweetly their av.
And nmbly the lambs round the green meadow
play
Oh, oft may this dear blessed season appear,
And long be thy reigu-lovely Queen Of TIE Year
To pleasures notes now tune Your hearts,
And dance the while in Hopes bright BEAM
For she alone true Joy mparts,
And makes our life one glded dream
HARpERs-FEHRY. JuNENis
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VARIETY.

ABDALLA, the parent Of Mahomet, liv-
cd, 1t is well known, in the humble sta
ton Of a camel-driver. Yet as the ia
Their Of so great prophet ought to have
somewhat extraordinary about him, the
Orientals have exhausted their rhapso-
dies on his nuptials. Although at least
IS years of age, he was, they say, sought
for IN marriage by all the fairest, young
est, and most wealthy maidens of his
district And the morn after his we'd
ding, one hundred of the rejected ones
were found dead in their beds, from zeal
ousy, appointment, and envy
JANE, the wife of Philip lie Bel, of
france, was SO extremely disguised at
the hnery which the merchants wives of
Bruges exhibited when she accompanied
her husband to that place in 1899, that
she exclaimed, sWhat! are all those
Queens l thought that alone had
right to appear in that character Not
contented with this sarcasm, she had the
weakness to make her husband treat her
weii-c:essed rivals with a degree of Sc
verify and insult, which did much detri-.
ment to his own interest.
VINO is that very red-faced lady,
pray {! said one gentleman to another at
route. Why answered the other,
with whom the lady in question was no
iavorise, 81 take her to be the Scarlet
Feper that goes a6ouf.'
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FoR THE GARLAND.
ACROSTIC.

ACROSTIC.
Hard BY bold majestic stream,
a village rears its humble head
Rich in intellectual theme
Proud of its birth and lowly bed.
Each passing TRAVELLER, pausing here,
Reviews the broken rocks-the flood
Sees matter wrecked, with holy fear,
From Nature looks "to Natures God
Fen here, the sciences and arts
Reflect need to Freedom due
Religion bland her faith imparts;
Youth and age attest her true. c. j
rUoE,
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POETR Y
THE CONTRAST.
.3ndthis is lope
Can you tim sag that lone IS happiness.

Can you tim sag that Lore is happiness?
There were two Portraits: the one was Of Girl
Just bushng into woman it not
\ face Of perfect beauty, but IT had
4 most bewildcring smle-there was glance
OF such arch playfulae and innocence,
That as you look d pleasant feeling came
Over the heart, as when YOU hear sound
OF cheerful musick. Rich and glossy curls
Were bound with roses, and her sparkling eyes,
trleam'd Ike Thalia's, when some quick device
OF mrth was IN her laugh Her light step seem'd
Bounding upon the air with all the life
The buoy ant life, OF one unouch'd b, sorrow
There was another drawn in after wears
The face was young still; but It's happy look
Was gone the cheek had lost its color, and
The lip its smile--the light that once had pay'd
Like sunshine in those eyes, quencl'd and dim,
For tears had wasted it; her long dark hair
Floaed upon her forehead in loose waves
Un5raIded and upon her pale thin hand
Her head was bent, as if in pain-no trace
Was lett of that sweet gaiety which once
Seem'd grief could not darker it, as care
Would pass and leave behind no memory
There was one whom she loved undoubtingly,
As youth will ever love--he sought her smile
And SAID most gentle things, altho' he knew
Another had his vows-Oh there are some
Can trifie in cold vanity, with all
The warm souls precious throbs to whom it is
A triumph that fond devoted heart
Is breaking for them-who can bear to call
Young flowers into beauty, and then crush them
Affections trampled on, and hopes destroyed,
Tears wrung from very bitterness, and signs
That waste the breath of life these were all hers
Whose image is before me. She had given
I.ite's hopes to most fragile bark-to love,
Twas wreck'd--wreck'd BY loves treachery-she
knew,
Yet spoke not of his falsehood; but the charm
That bound her to existence was dspell'd-
Her days were Numbered ;--She is sleeping now
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Ertracts from Mas. HEMAN's Tragedy ollie " Fes-
pers Of PoIelrno"
GLOWING SCENERY.

GLOWING SCENERY.
Look all around these blue transparent skies.
And sunbeams pouring more buoyant life
Thro' each glad thrilling vein. will brightly chase
All thought OF evll.-Why, the very air
Breathes of delight Thro all its glowing realms
Doth music blend with fragrance, and cen here
The city's voice of jubilee is heard,
Til each light leaf seems trembling into sounds
Of human joy
WOMAN'S DESTINY.
Is not the life of woman all bound I'D
In her affections What hath she to do
In this bleak world alone 1t may be well
For man on his triumphal course to move,
Uncumberedby some bonds; but we were born
For love and grief.
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FOR THE GARLAND.

FOR THE GARLAND.
What is the rose lovely flower
Pluck'd from the gardens bed,
When it has bloom'd little hour,
It's Numbered with the dead.
And what is love } simple sound
To sweet affection given;
Itblooms on earth, in virtues ground
Then fading-fiies to Heaven
SEPTEM
Shepherdstown, April -, 1894.
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forth ike proud invader, breathing death
and defiance. But his appearance was no
sooner observed by the mntchful sentineis
of the sky, than The elements were in Gem
motion The chiefs of each department
lyogarly ealrd signs of the zediac) sum
iuoned their troops, aud prepared IN give
battle. The Ram and tie BUR were
coon overthrow though the latter main
taiped the contest sioutly, and long pfesen.
ted his curly front with ii proud shake of
defiance. Being al last oterpowered, he
MAS s. nj belioning inlo the deep abyss be
lnw. In his range, our hero next crossed
the regions of +" TIE Trins,' but being a
nagnJninous warrior, lle passed on To al
talk the "Lion," who came inrl9asly sha-
king his mane 10 The charge, While the
+" Grub" which, like guild politicians, never
goes backwards, quietly glidcd sideways
lion "as soap sScfthrom n--i"r while IN the
act Of leaping,ie WAS caught 10y the coil OF
the monsters probosei5, aud hurled below.
The "Pirginn was left unmolested as the
emblem of Innocence, and the most lovely
object that decorates the skies-and the
...Scdfes Of JUSTICE were un,nosed, because
IT was supposed they would be wanted by
some of The Pennsy Isanian Judges, - 10 try
The freight Of Their gold" The Scorpion"
vas crushed beneath the foul OF the inya-
der, while the ".7rchtr" turned round at his
approach aud IN The terror Of the moment
let fly an arrow which transfxed the "man
,oho hotds Tie catering pot AquarlnsI =
But the battle was not over yet, altho' the
Fishes" in their fright leapt out of their
pond, and fell into DIR. MitcheH's garden,
where they were picked ny, carefully put
into bottles, and reserved for the sub ject of
the next lecture of technology of the hea-
vens We say the battle MAS, not over !;
for AN old scout" nj this moment came up,
whose back tradition informs us was once
honored with the weight of bloody mayor.
His Goatslia had disguised himself as a
bucktaa, and at his heels came all the tribes
of the wilderness among them were the
Dragon, u great and little Bedr, Lynn,
"A pack of grey hounds, noiE n centanr,
u serpent, Tying horse, on which was seat
ed I'M Indian, unicorn, with various other
animals belonging 10 the considerations, and
mad dog Sirius foaming like county
court law ynFgat Tammany meeting. A
iipclSof birds of prey, among which was
the CfuRe aud the cfou, croakad over the
Gtld Of battle, while the Edg2e Of victory
boypred over the hero OF the day. I he
was not long or doubtful. The
tibes were trodden 10 death, or scattered
by the power of his proboscis and the
buck tail goat hurled down upon the top
of Old Tammany, where it soon iieated its
last amidst the loyoas shouts Of IA "people's
meeting Having vanqnlshed his foes,
the elephant continued his march appar-
emily IN the direction of the Georgian pla-
net, but dazzled by the glare Of Saturn, he
lost his track, and WAS unfortunately crush
ed between two oil his attending moons,
Com. .1du.