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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-06-21
EinishcA AleatMer,
LA MOTIFS
COUGN DROPS.
/ IGluaJie Medicine FIR Coughs, Co"S"mpti@'S and
.1Stltni0S.

JGlIaJie Medicine Jr Coughs, Co"SnnLpf0'iS ana
.atltm0s.
This Elixir is offered to the public as pos
scssing virtues peculiarly adapted to the present
prevailing disorders Of the breast and lungs,
leading to consumption. A timely use of these
drops may be considered 4 certain cure IN most
eases of Common Cods, t0tghS, Influenza,
Hoopiag Cough, Pain IN Tie SHE, DNcuhg of
Br,mhing, Want IF Steep arising from debility,
and in 'Smas matte .hthmG, it is slngularly ciica
cious, particular attention to the directions
accompanying each bottle is necessary.
The following certificates from respectable
gentlemen, Phy slcians and Surgeons are subioin-
ed, to show that this composition is one which
Medical men are d sposcd TO regard as eifcacions
and worthy Of public patronage.
Having cylrni cd the composition OF Ia
Morris Cough Drops, improAed We have no
hesitation in recommending them to the public,
as being well adapted To iAose cases Of disease
for which they alc recommended,
Doctors IoSAIn,N DoRH, ALBANY Dec. 4, 1924;
jaws Pusr, Of White Creek, Feb. lith 1925;
W,1so> SrNStn, uf Cambridge, Feb. 2Oth
1925, SoLoNoS DLAJ, Of jackson, January 70,
1925.
Ift,act ofo hNcr fran Rcr Ebeneser Harris.
am pleased Nith ms opportunity Of relating
few facts which may serve in commentator Of
was afflicted with pulmonary complaint, my
cough was severe, my appetite weak, and
strength falling | used maly popular medi-
cincs, but only found temporary relief, until by
Il continued use cf!our valuable Drops, l haye
been blessed with such perfect hcal;h as to rem
der further ncaMs unneccssary.
EbENEZER HARRIS.
~.Salem, y. T. .uaI2, 1925
lIe,Sra. Ctos5y'S.--I have ior l3 years been
troubled with Al affection OF the breast and lungs,
attended Will aseyere cough, pain in the side.
AMI diicu'y ct 3.tatlingi and in the fall of1825,
became 20 much reduced that my life was des-
paired Of. and n, wing no visible benefit from
nv physician. was advised to make trial of La
Mott Cou.-' Drops and after taking one bottle
was restored to perfect health; andit is my firm
hc.;... that the use OF the above named drops,
saved M, lfc, THOMAS JONES,
Coiem{4s. Otic, J,2F z 1926.
Sold wholesale ,il lrelail by o. s s. Crosby.
Columbus, OHIO, and arcu's Of their appointing
throughout the united state and Canala, &c
Each bottle e3i.tAins ~ loses, price 81
/ CjSod u Wli"nGtothy J"sfrn H@iHGurn'i
Druggist and Chemist, 81, Markctst.
March, g. .J-t6m
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SPRING GOODS.

the Subscriber has, III addition 10 his winter
stot K, added thereto An extensive assortment 20
.>pr'ag Gtofs, among which are,
Canton Grapes,
Grape Robes,
Grape SIawl',
swiss, Null, Book and Jaconct Muslinsi
Calicocs and Fashionable GInghanis,
4 quarter and 6qualtcr Muslins,
Gcntlcmcn and LADIES' silk and Cotton Hose,
Mar,clcs, ,alcn,ia and Black silk Ncstings,
COTTON and Thread,
i.accs
li.surcdaul Plain Gros de Naples
black Lucs,rings,
do l.eycnunc, with all the variety ofSilks suit
able for Ladies dresacs; with the usual assort-
tucnt Of
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Patent Fans and SieUeS manufactured Ly
Edward Brookcs & Son. Orange, between
Front and Second streets.
Bernard NJ Cnigen, bottles Porter, Ale and
Cider, ut No. 81, markct-st., and IS, East
Third-st.
Iough 1En&ing and IWeciprghting.-
Abraham Alderdicc, corner Of Market and
Watcr-st.
P0ia'rr, Gia-ier and Pahcr- Hanger. Ben
ianAln s'retd, No. l42 King Street.
H'on md Coat A1ercAant-Thomas Garrett,
j., 81, Shiply-st.
Master Bricllaycr, dnd Lime Merchant.--
i. ". Brackin, old Lime stand, No. l5,
west Broad-st.
benjamin Webb, Queen, between
TatheIl and Orange-sts.
Stone Caters, Albert & James Robinson
40. 1gS, market st.
Lottery and Erchange OGce.-Robertscn
x Little, %, market street.
James c. Allen 1eachcr No. los, OranSe-st''
above the Hay Scales.
Thomas c. A!richs, Fancy Hardware, lin
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corner OF
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrichs, Machine Maker, corner OF
shiplcy and broad streets.
Iron Fonadry--Mahlon Belts, second-S'
near the Black Horse tavern
| 1Iorocc. observation-disclosures w.
| 90 market st.
ConUeyancsr-Benjamin Ferris, at the cor
| ncr of West and Third streets. :.
j. 7. Fairlamb, Notary Public, Surveyor o
| Land, Conveyanccr, Regulator OF Streets
| &c. No. King street.
Patcnt Hay and Grain RaEeS
Joshua Johnson & son, makers, Pike
Greek Mills.
Notary PnbAc and Conycyancer-lsia
Hendrckson, corner of French and oe'
ond streets, No.
Lipe,y Mabie--Kept by Huson Swayhe' !"
Shplcy st. above Queen. =.
China, uiaSs and Qucenszoare store'---''''
vid Smyth, 63 market st.
Druggist q Chen!st.--Joseph BrinShurs''
IS market St.
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ksr'S pdaGeeo, procured two bottles, ore how
ever, entirely removed the pain, aad she is now
well.
The Proprietor Of Parker's panacea has the
satisfaction q laying before the public, the iol-
lowing rccommcndatory notice OF his Medicine
from DR.. Edwin A. Alice, highly respectable
Practitioner in Philadelphia.
'Ilavng been requested to state, what expert
ence have had of the efficacy OF Parkef's pa''a-
cca, am enabled to say that three patients,
who have used Of the bottles, presented for trial.
have evidently derived greal benefit. The first
is respectable female, who labored under ex'
trene Scrofclous debility, in which the stomach
participated largely--its digestive functions be-
ing much disotdcrcd After taking one bottle,
her health was improved--her appetite, di5es-
ton and complexion Moderated; and in the use
Of The second bottle her conYalescncc is speedy,
The second is the son Of q buardmcrchant,
who suffers with the hip-dlsctse, \ scroinious a.
tccton Or carries oi the neck OF the thisn bone.
PREVIOUSLY 20 the use Of PIthers Panacca, he
had habitualy suffered great pain IN the affected
par', and hs general health WAS much mpaHcd'
lie has taken nearly two bottles, and hs parents
SAY lie has been more free OF pain than before,
while his general health is fast improving
The third il Lady, whose disease is supposed
to be Rheumatic-and who has long suffered
with an extensive ulcer oithc leg, resisting the
remedies prescribed BY Two regular and eminent
physicians who apprehendcd the loss ofthc limb
, by gangrenc. BY request, called 10 sec her TO-
day; viewed the ulcer, which is now not more
/ ,lan fourth, in diameter and depth, OF What 1t
was orignaly--is much less swollen, very sight
I Is paintu--and she SAWS She has received more
benefit from The twobottlcS OF P@rIcr's Panacca
than from any medicine that had been before al
ministcred."
/ lfte above reconmendatory notice IS calcu'
lated 10 benefit the proprietor, it is At his ser,icc
T.. A. ATLEE.
FAihd,ip1ia 5M no, so, 1927.
I Sold by losrrn BnisGnupsr. Druggist and
Chemist, No. 81, Market street Wilmington.
4 Also, at Y. HAatAS's Drug store, opposite thc
/ r0wn-IIall Market street
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Also, ] I"lSt aSAUTtIICIII UI
BOOTS g. SNCES,
A Situation Wanted.

A Young Black Man Of good character wants a
situation He is acquainted with the ordinary
business of farmer, and would be willing to hire
as such. He is also well acquainted with house
work. cooking, &c. and would suit any one hav.
ing horses to take care of. Satisfactory recon
mendaton can be givenby applying at this of
fee.
juno ID, 1897.
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S~iiE,ETIsr. 4. y pE!. .

TsTI'f SHY crIbcr beg !. c'.eT r.tnss r
" tle democrat .o' >'Hg4sut u5i.
e :cr i. : eli &: i{l .t z. oe s. ..'',a,l
Uc' i,".tt ;r5HrH l i..i. r,'
H ~ .lca
vj lavre. Il .acn. b.
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TO THE, AFFLICTED! !!

In Justice to mvself | have been induced to
reply to a false nd unustHablc attack mace
upon me and Others by swain, the vender OF Il
certain Panacca in this city. do tllisalso, in or
der to remove from the public mind, the iIsr
impressions which may arise out OF his polhpous
and incorrect statement in the public prints
Mr.. Swain wishes to establish the belief, that he
is the sole patentce of the celebrated PanNcea,
upon which he has built his fortues; and not sat
isfied with asserting this, he goes on to conden7n
all others as spurious and false limitations Now
nothing is more entirely destt1te ot TRUTH.
have been acquainted with the ~ oHtGiNAh ne
cIpE FROM wnIea SWAIN MANuFAcruhE ms MD
IcISE, ron UPWARDS OF TIN xEAHs 1T WAS OBJ
TA1NEp FROM MY FATnER-IN-LAw, VINO NOW ne.
SIDES IN TUE STATE OF New YoRH, WHO mas Us
ED 1T FOR THIRTY YEARS, ASp PERFORMED isNt-
MEnABLE ExrRAonniNARY crhEs wirh Ir In
erery case where have administered this mcdl-
cine, its powerful virtues have not been known
TO fail this, Of ITSELF and have certificates 70
substantiatc the fact, would give the lie to Mr.
Swaim's bare assertion. Perfectly satisfied as |
am, with tie increasing orders for it, which arc
reaching me from various parts uf the thloh,
should not have thought il necessary to make
this plain statement OF the relative merits Of the
case, had not Mr. Swain, on one OCCASION when
Lady personally waited on him, to purchase
his Panacea, and complained OF his extoruonate
price, remarking to him that she could purchase
mine for half the money, advised her not to take
any of it for fear it might produce fatal conse-
quences, and went on to say that il was not gen
,iine. Thousands Of persons who are now en-
loving the blessings of health, established by lis
use, will bear me out OF this assertion, iHtT
"PARKEns RESov ArISG NEGETAnLk PANttEA
is, ~ EVERY RrsPrcT EauAL TO SWANS Ann
cAN he TAKEN IN ALLcAsEs WHERE MS mas PROV
I'm tFFIcAcioUs, WITH SECURITY ANn fhEEhOM.
AsD / DO SAY, WITHOUT FEAR OF coSTntbIcTIoN,
AND CAN ESTABLISH THE FACT BEfoNp TnE posi-
NIFTY OF DouBr--TuAT Ny MEnlclSE ami HiS
ARE uSE ANp THE SANE Thing, Win I'M l. x Er-
TIoS OF AsY MEHcUnIAL PREPARATIONS.
JOHN y. PARKER
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4 Valuable Farm for Sale.

2sysA rs offered for private salc,a 'ef7c-
EsMgAk Is BE Farm, situated in Pcncador
,,s,,ltRtp hundred, Newcastle County, pch A
s.esszlsg.. bout / mile south Of Eewarki adioin-
ing lands of + H. lIoMbeckcr, the heirs oi VII
liam Lindsey, dec, Iachaialtlones, and n'he:,
containing lO6acrcs, "nore o. less. J ms Farm
is ON black oak and hickory soil, ina high state
Of cultivation, and eqnalcd 9y few in the neig.,
bourhood;--it is well adapted 70 AL kinds q
Grasses and tlain:--has ON il a Young t'rir ~
orchard Of about one hundred trees OF choct
trlil an excellent bottom meadow, through
Is uhich rams a never failing streams and sever ~
ages or fields, all under good fence. Tie i'm
provcmcnts are atwo story log dNcilins house,
Well Weatherboarlcd c;tsiac and la'hcd AMI
rastered inside having three rooms Go"n and
four up stairs, win first r4te cellar under 'hc
wholc.-Also, . kitchen adjoining, with pump
OF xcellcnt water at tile door; stone milk
house and a smoke houses frame barn, nearly
new, with excellent stabling underneath, sutfi
cicnt to hold ten Or twelve head Of licrses, be
sides milch cows, calves, SC. Further dcscrip-
ton is deemed unnecessary, rs i Is expected
that any wishing to purchase viii view the prem
iscs, which :hc Subscriber, GV.rs. taer'on, can
show, and max { kEo%n tie cv.o. -'oas 9! s,!l,
fan; gi!hLE
MAY q, 1872 1-
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HENRY NEAAD,

Has opened his Academy, for teaching PH.aC1I'
C.4L 1La1YIE MaTYCS, at his School-room, IN
French, second door below Thirdst.
Scholars from distance, can be ACCOMMODATES
with boarding OH moderate terms.
Wilmington, May 9, 1897. 34-H'
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Vegetable Renoyating Panacea.

1t is particularly beneficial in Hdeunu7tiSns, It's
effects being such as completely 10 remove thc
complain.
In all cutancous diseases, or affections Of the
skin, perhaps there is no medicine thlt has been
more emincnily successful In the carly Stage
Of Consumption, it will be found Of eminent So
vice. 1t affords effcctua relief in .ygi8l3t...c
and MercHial Diseases.
Several cases of Jaundice have been r,al.t
removed by the use of only rev bottles
Dyspepsia, or indigestion, IS takef .ray -
its powerful virtues; and where Children AZ
concerned it is known to be sal .,siy opcra;N,
and for that purpose kept by families 20 5l $50
IN the complaints incident TO tie l,lali.-c y! tas
seasons.
This Medicine is Warranted Ccal*' aas.
equal to any now in use; tis cala:ul.g Qr'l-r
by JOHN \, PAp&iN
Directions for using this Mediciae. I'D 81.
Gates from respectable persons who i -.as .GG
aNy cured of various confirmed disease, @.e5.
pany each bottle.
This Panacea has been highly recon-. e...t-u
BY many respectable PaysiciGrs, and i'-9js.yo
in the Unirerity of Peansyl.clia. Il has PC
formed remarkable cures, after all tie c!lDgts o.
experience and skill have failed. timely tee
of it will prevent Consumptiof?s, az i carries OF
the complaints that terminate IN Ills fatal wide
spreading disease 1t is well known fac, tl5
more die with this disease than Of any otE@c :.
which the human family are exposed. Ial!@eG
il has spread to such alarming extent and is $
certain in ts operation, when once it he's got thc
Ascendenoy, that we cannot be too careiui!n nip
ping in the bud the diseases that generate i
l. In cases whore Mercury has been used, tac Il
fects of which remain in the system, it .s rgai
uable medicine. Itrestores the constitution &
its won'ed vigor and soundness, and compet2
eradcates the evils that attend it, and NAV
more can bear testimony to its good effects i
this particular
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SPRING GOODS.

FExIIE SUBSCRIBER has inst received in aa-
q dition to his former stock, large assort-
rnent Of Spring Goods, amcng which are,
CLOTHS aad AL,HSE WHERE'S,
silk, Toilinet, Valencia and Marscilles Vcstings.
Leventines, Florenscs, Gros d. Naples, and Lus-
tring Silks
Ravens Duck, Russia and Porter Sheetings.
Irish Linens, Sea Island and Prime n. Orleans
Shrtlngs.
Cambria, Jaconet, Swiss and Null Musns.
Bo,nbazets, Bombazcnes, and Norwich Grapes
Silk, Cotton and Wooden Hosiery.
DriIlings Blue and Yellow Nankeens.
, Cases Leghorn--l do. Straw Bonnets.
Also, large assortment of
BOOTS g. SNOES,
ut the foiloOing iop prices: ri-.
2 cases Mems fine Boots, 81 90 per par
8 do. do. Mumoes, 87t do.
I l do. Ladies Valencia Shoes rs do.
2 do. do. Morocco 62d do.
/ do. do. Leather, do 50 do.
4 JOHN PATTERSON.
n. j. p, has Just received an extensive
assortment of PAPER LfNGINGS, of III
newest patterns.
April, 1897. 30-3m,
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soAlOTl0% or $GiGNli, IND
trtRATV MI.

baeaa \ ita;r'
His lycellcncy Jos. kE~f, .it" O! '"e state,
President, q cUe2.
Roger g. Tame, ESD. Rev. George Roberts,
Hon Ezekiel 7. Cham Rev. J, T. X. ilenshaw,
hers, solomon Ettng, esq.
Hon stevenson Archer, NQ.n'l Williams, esq,
Hos lolia g. Herbert, Wm. Frick, esq
lra,. t.- lhonas Isaac MKin, esq.
IL ,caen Nelson, DIR, James Stcuart
NIT Ma. II ". ri0'F, Dr. Il. J. Semmcs.
ifa. ,..r l,- Johnson Dr Dennis Claude,
uo.sc,, Dr. Henry wilkins
Jan wv Y Ce' su, esq.
C0. j H. toward,
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Wanted Immediately.

A situation for BOY, now years old, who
would serve until he is I6. For particulars en-
quirc at this Oficr, orto
JACOB HIGGINS
AtJOS. MENDENIIAILS & Cos. opposite the
over Market
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RENIOV An.

THE Subscriber has removed to
NO. 83, MARKET STREET,
Four doors above his old stand, where nc s",.
tinues the Clock and Watch Making .s,ns' ,'. IN
lie has on hand good assortment OF ar.'1is, ~.
his line, viz: Clocks. Time-peces, Pa,cn' s,ro, ne
Repeating, Alarm, Horizontal, and 'o"
English and French Watches, &c. &c. ,-py
Wilmington, 5th mo. II, 1927. o'-- D.
BLANK CHECKS, =.
On the different Banks in this Borough e. lpr e.
at til. Vyt'miogton;an oGa', No ei' MAJ -
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MODT OF DRAWING.


ple,ion Of the drawing subject 70 u per ccntum
deduction.
MODE OF DRAWING.
The numbers will be put into one wheel as u
sual-.and in the other wheel will be put the pri-
zcs above S5, and the drawing to progress in the
usual manner The 5000 prizes Of - to be a.
warded to the tickets, the numbers Of which end
with the terminating figure of either Of the three
first drawn numbers OF different examinations.
The five dollar prizes TO be awarded to the tick
cts having the two last figures corresponding
with the two last figures of such number of the
next drawn Of different termination. This mode
will permit the whole lottery 70 be completed in
one dra ing,and ticket drawing superior prize
will not be restricted from drawing an inferior one
also.
Price Of Tickets.
| Whole Tickets, .s5 90 Quarius 49,. 81 %
Haires, ........, 2 50 Eighths.. g.
..'Tckets and Shares are now ready for dcliv
cry, and can be had on appcationto TO
J.L COHEN, Jr. & BRoTHERS, Baltimore
Baltimore, May z, 1927.
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Grocery Stores.

Joseph Mcndenhall & Co. CORNER os v.
and Second streets. N' 0A Aihi
Joseph G. Gilpin, 46, market SC.
James (. Samuel Brown, 8 High 6,
Clement & Gordon, corner Of M,,to
Kennel. 'Nee aac
feter Horn, corner king and front SITS
John Kice, Brandywine, south of bridge
George Winslow, 17o market s. ''"sV
John Wright, corner of Front and Mo.,.
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Domestic Goods,

snch as rluds, stripes, Drllings, Pittsburgh
CorIs, &c.
Also IN assortment Of ~oTEBs. Large
Tortoise Shell back, neck, and s.lc c"mils, ",ih
i full assortmen, Of Spanish shell and common
mock shell combs, when win be solI on the
mos, reasonable terms.
NM. II. TOMLlNSON,
tn.il to. Nu So, Hdrhti.%.
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.f.i.Ns OFFICE, III, Markets, ,

l.3.N's OFFICE, Ia, Markets,
HaHimore, My 22 1872.
~, authority OF the Act Of the zen
lpec. session, 1907 wc here
,he public the Iinsr CLASS Of
i'atY.and Literature Lottery,
80 be drawn in oSl nav, in the city OF
- i..' .'tti undc,thc superintendent otthc
fa ,-s appointed by thc Governor and
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GENERAL REGISTER
Dry Good Merchants

Chalkly Somers, 48, Market-strce.
Bnzby C Bassett, GO, market st.
!ohn Patterson, so market Stree.
w B: Iomlinson, No. se. mark ct s,xo..
John K. Brinckle, corner of market 60 :, o.o.
streets. Suet
William M'Caulley, Brandywinc, north s;a
of the Bridge. WIN Sid
Allan Thomson, As market 81
John w. Tatum, 81 market ~
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Ml4,000
$4,000 Tickets.

Prizes payable in cash no days after the com
ple,ion Of the drawing subject 70 Is per ccntum
trtiuction
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ker'S pdaGeeo, procured two bottles, ore how
ever, entirely removed the pain, aad She is now
well.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-12-15
sEEEE E!LORg EST.
BOTANICAL EMBLEMs.
Tie .NWtic-ImLlcm Of Lorc

Modern poetry has told Us that .'the rose
is loves own flower" but antiquity canse-
crates The myrtle to Venus on account of its
sweetness perhaps, or because it fourl,hes
on the shores OF that ocean from whose foam
the laughterloving goddess sprung. Its
leaves are perenially green. and its blossoms
are sweet and white. Although the Symbol
OF affection and peace, it covered Of old the
Ecngctul sword Of Harmodius. and thus re-
Nehar and wrath are often yelled with the
semblancc Of love. Horace tell, US tEat the
myrtle is exceedingly briNtr; does hi, qua
lily make it an emblem Of Iovc-or is it; ra-
tncr a type ct sincere affection. because is
hue is anrhaugngiv grcrji. and lis blossoms
delightfully."- fragrant 1t is Il native Of SOAR
cllnlatee,-
"know ,e the land where the cypress and myrtle
Are emblems of deeds that are done in their chine
IT'S the cline of the Easf- It's the land Of the Su,..s
(Byyol.
The myrtle was used in the Roman ova
tious, and Virgil makes it second in honou,
to the laurel.
The IIyacnth-Emblcn' Of Sighted Friendship.
We are indebted to Ovlt for the use we
make OF the hyacinth IN the ewJlematic line
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VI
lansna@e that made me almost happy Ere
Won IIIgi.t moon shall three times take her
rounds, the young Elmira shall be made q
bndc;' Then As attempted to take IFS hand,
III y 10Th Vanished into arr
tlev "i]! distract ronr mind"
"Da you then e1Tpp~", said Size, Is her face
rr>"i"rd IL f1rH.., h}.loin. 't'i;t Elnii; can be
more vsr,chrei tl.,n Il :? Ala, alas. tie poor
h"att II Ikcni .4.lra. Hca> ma rpratch TO dawn
Tor 4 moment upDn Ter Tiiini and a tear Stole
iro'n leg e}" down her pale check Then u
teflhg thc nhn'c 0i l.caHGel With a pathetic
'o'r. SIC appeal, d 70 be lost N tie maze Of
re1olie.
With bosom ready 10 burst, left The Hos
on Der unhappy fate Twice every week saw
the tlr,artcd beauty of the III E.trti F,mira
saw Ter when her ulrocnt had become entire
" sp.bycrted, and She no longer knew the oh.
iccts which surrounded hcr
Ono aron;,,, ,,,.soa - .,o.., :.
.n,l,nclop,. r7':,,,, r. s,,.l .,,diai7 ,'ii
rna',n,nd,n,, ,.-i.cr .tnod hnln,. n' -. 'al'
i nv h.nI oa[orl,, arn ,a',,d ,..,',,o rs,
y r:var. IN ,,b ,.r'.aa. NY. ',ol'
nnt Familiar r. roo r,i.ai IN !, -,
rro ard rooi .'a ,a,
.,nIa', III = Iaci' : -, - y
t,,c.l h;,..fad ,,s ,:n - sn'',,tl,
Ira,.ler w. la inc, ,y,,'r,t, -, az 1;1l'i =;
N,jnans W. Leoncr ,,a,, ,,.o,,',l
llnA j., lis lat :. 49,,
..,t NJ t,,,,,r =; - Til , ~
She i, as v.et,ned, said ! ! =. !.un,,p nature
can be-" Again he CRASHED nv haud and burst
into tears lie wcpt like child, 4, re.,eated
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-12-15
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pr some '''' nf"'f'i' 'hoa@ii not III sylvan
cen. F" " """ii i'iaht N"Hr llrAft ache, SAID
the hccpcr "tp "c the lovely hpe Of that beau
tiinl mai'. ilvin '.lhrh lloar sounds proceed
lir lt"d 10 ~ ~p.i,cn, than Lc nnhArred The
sounding t'"r All good heavens What <i.''it
WIS pr "H'ra - cur view 1lI l"rr w. term
cn from ~ 'li 'i'a ""N pfifill4"- S2N" iint~
OF poetry up, n tie "ai' Nir.l ""~ hl'i.3>t CO
'eTcH ~ lon. :l1lN hair ~ - ui~@rNellfd
rihGir's over a neck OF s;.oW' "Hd a f"f". not
'ni'r"r - 'bAt d">rrh'1 before, WAS s''h- up
on u" Her advanced h'find her, as her &c
ica'r lih.frs, heact@d "lh sorrow, were in-
irh'"= 1he LIST line ami "h" can drsei.''r -
ahohiahHni when leaning Over her ehrHI'"r,
hfnf'" 'h' '"'"ihrrf q i-rahdrr! l'.r far
m"l'iAf Wa '"' u'hut'ui f'ii'ITa' my sorrow,
anu every h"'i i'r!!n" Of NY som ru~a1E I" my
eye: ana S'""d i'I " l." i"rht t'T ,ih.'rt Of
EIl'' i'hf ,l'' 'Hnhu'h, II t%12tt r-r 1s'''' i.'r'
ny myself ! cam "n'd over Her, "':'i read
ne verses ""rA she bad "':tt' II, upo" th'' ia~t
"h1 o. "f'rh rested her liked eye. Afy were
as loi'" s.
Al Etlc drean''d I'll, beating breast,
When BY ill.,, 'phn4, voice 'lAas Nest,
That ''shonll Part from thee;
Ani lh'l thought tins 'h:e""nE heart,
h"' " a"'"lA kho" 'He 5"1"l'io mart
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