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Southern telegraph., 1838-09-12
She knelt, before his name was spoken,

She knelt, before his name was spoken,
BY the altar-coemn brok en-,
With the lofty ceiling DER her,
With the gentle stream below her
Just at the affairs sloping base,
And with her hands she veil'd her face,
His eye was fx'd upon her then,
He gaI'd intensely on her yet;
He could not look like other men,
But when his eyes were stcrnly set,
Ev'ry object orouch'G beneath them,
Ev'ry face would gladly shun them:
Valerie felt their scorching ray,
And turn'd her gentle face away.
She did not wish to meet the gaze
OF one whose passions seem'd to blaze,
Hot as the comets fiery glare,
And could as long and sternly stare.
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-12


A moment pass'd- the Pirates eye
Beam'd full, and fierce upon her own!
No tear bedew'd her cheek-and whyl
Such feelings long before had flown f!
Pale as the lilly, when its dews
Are swept by some rude hand away;
No more the sun reflects its hues-
Or moon-beam in her silver ray.
so Mary save, preserve me now"
She cried, and warmly press'd her brow,
And then in holy reverence cross'd
That bosom, when the cruel blight
or sad mislortune's early frost,
Had nipp'd it in single night;
"Say, have not my sins confessed,
And all my wrongs to Heav'n redress'd?
Forgive me, Heav'n o forgive,
And let me for FRANosco live,-
The youth long have thought to see,
Whose heart in love rds chain'd to me
Or let me know the dark sea-wave,
Before die, has been his graven'
Falerio stood amaz'd to hear
Such sweetness sound upon his ear,
A female voice, he thought with pam,
Should never light his soul again.
lie stood amaz'd, said--and whye
There was a something in his eye,
That spake OF deep emotions swell,
Aud bound his spirit in its spell.
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-12

Ii son of Cepaus and Aurora
Had shone in all his burnish'd glory,
O'er tender Springs enchanting green,
With softest ray to adorn the scene,
While Iris, with his many hues
phrism'd-light, reflected dews,
While o'er the cloud, and from the sky
Rich mosaic fell upon the eye,
Softer still than tabled Houries,
Gentler far than Ocianides,
More brilliant shone Valerie's eye,
And form of perfect symetry!
1t was so slender, and so chaste,
A Venus turn'd and slender waist
A sylph-ike step and raven hair ,
With forehead Highland face so fair
A DIDo on her funeral pile
Nor anger shone-nor breathing smile,
Her features calm as the slumb'ring lake,
o,er v,,, ,,oh no eddying waters break
BHt Ger that brew the sath'ring cloud
or scoRN, and not resentment hung;,.
Her soul too pure-her heart too Preuu-
Her eve no dart of vengeance nGng
With dimpled cheek, and eyes that shSne
Soft as the rays Of the setting sun
A llebe here of mortal birth,
The fairest goddess of the earth,-
That to gaze upon her was to feel
The charm that from her soul did stea -
Her eye, once hx'd, was prison chain,
Its links were never loOs'd again!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16
tn : GREAT MYsTnKY FOUND OUT,
III A L II.


" AN important discovery for he treatment Of the HAIR
presrrvaya badness aud nfaible cure in all az
ectons OF the skn on the head, A. AZ r.,
Muiutudss oil chenists, apothe and
suceessvey< attempted to treat that part sodv
with out hayng sufficiently studied the subject
the ostentaou of exaggerated fans they have
latigued the public with the words-wonder! Proaigy
EVIDENCES! EviDEScE-To prevent The des rucoa OF 50
sne an ornament and 10 that gift nature requires
many wears experie with the identical parts for kind
Compositions could that be- invented persons fani-
var with the study OF the skin on the heads
The true essence Of the hair II called by celebra.
might for It's effects be compared 20 the reguIave activity
which takes place In zach plant
The numerous experiments ~ g. andean has made leave
doubt bis mind relative To the followed
sap AMI Of the which It's circulation the nterce-
uar spaces, which all communicate together 10 form
the capillary tub, infinitely divided. The
ccuste In all hair with the facility. In hair OF
which The vessels are bot little developed operates slowly
because ae tube itself being continually filed with snnihi-
lates the Perspiaen thin the ascending effect
place but by the application OF Grandjeans Composlioa
which in few daysony will Penaie through the hair the
The ascending varies then only according 10 the
quality Of the tube, bat also the way ~ ssng
ton which ought Ia be employ ag before r~rng;
the Ia concev that curing the Sleep surface OF
the skn hY head produces very abun.
daBt the which In degree In reat with thng
phenomenon, rapidly sscends The result very easy t
state The friction that has been made before refresh
and repairs the * the head Thea the growth
naturally a. eveI while by employ this Com position
the norm * only, the results only b. uaceran,
quit unfayoale for receiving from This Composiion all
Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16
b AID NE s.

II nee and surpases an
bo,e OH ought counted among the NECESSARY articles
which Dc psres...d BY all parents 70, preserves the
stinuians the weakest hair, gives 10 all sas
from ecc.1g gray Il Is an extraordinary specdc
from r skin ON the bead that derry edseut which
head OF ths aged. as well the younges, ehild's
The coss- rabe safe thereof the repule and extension
daily ewes certaa ough nii
the tears that one creates IN bis mind s en-
esey Zach viii receive with the bottle ueate the pro-
NJ Grandiesas Com position which has hitherto been .o,S
perlumes Rose, Jasmine Bergaapot vsnia Amorosia lie
Pri.cpa Office No. Barclay 81 two doors from Broadway
CRY AeGsrs-Mesrs Rushon Aspin vail ss william a.
cs-a 50 Jane. syme druge. 81 an $50 so~sry; J..pse
tier, druggist, 1is Beecker Il; W. j. Grfin ~ broad sy,
xsssr.- Isior-. fhIsdephi,. Mr.. y. De,iu.. Sal
%o,, Mr. :, = s so''cn; mr kosse: c.eisn. o.
=. sis.Sy .lxs;ns v. casss Ss;ss:. s
81 MANsioN HOUSE. Por Jeas so., g,,e DrowneA
Mesdows The subscriber has opesed house
house large new, butt especially for susses. and
ranged With every care for the comfort Of visitors s,us.
bays % Long ssd. which sscsnds with 6sh ssacwi Car,
boats far the recommendation ~ compsny. ae OF stages
rsn twice week and from yofk viz per rail read
and regular paes. week., ,e S" foot Of Olive.
sides other vessels almost daily Tern, mode1r'e wutsr
Port jefferson. l. l., Jane 50, 1888. Jyad
~ BRANCH or THE SHADES Anr street nesr
r.sp.s,roy informs b. fie.a. and the pssuc generally
that the recc Ell since the opening sf the
shades has induced b,r 10 take I've above house with
vie 10 those who reside o. the eastern side q
city. TIE hosse fitted 90 ana w De conduct
ed IN ali respects the . Is the shades.
je2y =. svANs.
-sEto ND wARD HOTt L-N.NIo IN. Garner u
r,,o, street. IN Nassau street-Ths well known establish
nso having undergones thorough re6ung nov
ne,, order accommodation Of who may e
18th their patronage.
There 10 this house, besides the lower story, which
= a bar atarse
the story IS feet by IS welisusd sccmods
public ,neeti. together with several smaller ones
napd 70 the use Of cobs referees. fe the usnssees OF
o,hsr private business
Ciuss ann private ACCOMMODATE With rooms, ana
be 'rrskd with dinners comros~d NJ every
peess Of game sary the ssord stsh-t
octce. EDMUNR JONES, Prsrfstof. JILL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16
RADIO ATOR.

nR. LESAGT.,S SPECGFlQUE FOR SECRETES
~ MALADIEs, or " Gonorrhea Eradcator" The ab,ve
remedy the drr disease incident 10 the human
originated from the enlightened mind o eminen LIZ
Snge, the promugaoa and Of which throughout
king doms Of Fance nd Italy, has nj late years such
gh h,nor io the already highly hoaored of he
This composition uni safety with efficacy And the
nerea disease Whether in the form Of Gouorrhea Gee
eradicated by the of H. with cerany and success
sufferer restored his hesh, without delay or
convenience Tens OF thousands OF Parisians
The truth OF ih'se remarks, and Is confidently offered
those af ted the best. The remedy
mentioned o,ihome disorder The has hitherto beea
connrd and Italy II Is for first time in
troduced by New Orleans the American
sold this city the drug OF William SimoEon No
70 Fulton OF Gold the only established agent
II paricu sry recommended farng men,
tanae portion Of Mercury, whereby many been
disabled from service beard ship
The Eradicater found give immediate relief to those
effected with structures, whites, and diseases Of the postrae
gland.
tie ;.og
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16
THE LATE MAYOR

OF PHILADELPHIA has certified under seal Of the ctv
to the character of several vne ssans and e1
II high standing who declare positively Their ha ads
( II which st The place b-ls hat ,h
Balm 81 Columbia not only certain presryaon bu posi-
lively restoration OF the hum hair Who shalt dispute or
who bsldI Thc only splrndid steel plate en-
grs,rd wrapper with Falls OF Nagara, nc. on Il.
Inquire No Fletcher 81 door below Pearl s. Mai.
den Lane. iyllim@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16
No. 81.
INFORMATION WANTED

- ~ snhsrrih~r will handsomely reward any pesoa
order: ~" -"' ''-'"a'" y" 's '-e
rforr~tor positively requires the observance Of L
lowing rule by ~ AZ A. Wy
One Dollar shall ~ rrnros a. -. .ro ns~ ~
oots o. nays Lamee tor The Piles without b~isg cured,
failure. snI nuoS uAyQ
Agent Fletcher =. door below Pearl al near Maiden
Lane where the ariicsis lr safe ivII.Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16
PATENT wlNDLAss
Il NJ ID = II IL A ID !.

" THE subscribers Sole Proprietors and
execute, with despat h. all for their
Unrvalrd Pates Sweed 1eam windass Bedsteads which
almost universally used beng the best article
yet inventsd-combniug ease convenience and bIy.
The sacking acted upon windass
smade perfectly light and free from ali liability sag. still
leaving elasticity same, which renders particularly
taking down, will ouad of but t trouble in comparison
those otser construction whilst the preeisea with
which component parts fitted, safeguard
aga INST the ntroductioa OF any kind Of vermn.
taken reader each Betead perfect their
qualities FOR durability will recommend them purchaser
who invited call and examine large assortment
hasd
Also lsrg. Of elegant Furniture Mattresses
Feather Beds, &c. constantly on hant.
Wv. C. SOU THACK, No 1886 Broadway,
jel5y opposite he Franklin fInuse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

TIE hrr Sew Brsdord, ssrivsd at East Hsddsn Jane
sh ~hslae with TO arrsts sper. Al n Al
Src-uaetrd hu~rir sprupv fore
sad ovsysra and stove bas balwsrks Ae-pai IL 10
rspsW
r.. shp Elsss~s n~m ~s.rrss cr Cows. m, INTO Port.
ls.d lMs - no 90 " dist a.ng ,e ooh u ~ lat 81
es - 80. ssccAss - her seam enss IN squsn cargo ~
-sr.T aswsr~d
~ shp th.-er frs Me- oriesn. for YcrL put IN
~ ksy VS. ~its lo~< q rssser On me ssh al
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07
THE WEST CHESTER
YOUNG LADIES Sc MINARi

Is an Institution lately incorporated by the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, and LITERALLY en-
dowed with funds. The buildings are situated
near the Brandywine River, about "a miles d-
rectly west of Philadelphia, with which city
there is a rapid and easy communication by
means of two daily lines of Cars on the Column
bia and West Chester Rail Road.
The subioined notice oft is taken from the
" Philadelphia Saturday News of August 90.
The " West Chester Young Ladies Semina-
ry'' in Vest Chester, Pa.
We wish to direct the attention of the rea-
ders of The Saturday News, and more paTticu-
larly, such as have daughters or wards to edu-
cate, to this institution.
Much as the subject of education has OF late
wears occupied the attention of the American
public, little has heretofore been accomplished
for the refinement of the female character. "A
number of the most respectable, scientific, pat
riotic, and opulent citizens of West Chester,
impressed with the Importance OF atiording ev-
cry opportunity for a thorough cultivation OF
the female mind, have erected, on a scale OF I'M
usual magnifcence, extensive buildings for a
Ladies High School.
DR.. J. w. Cook, a gentleman of great NOR
al worth, amiability of character, aud scientific
requirements, has been selected by the Board
Of Directors, as the Principal, with whom is
associated, as Principal ofihe Literary Depart
ment, Mrs. A. II. Lincoln Phelps, formerly
Vice. Principal of the Troy Female Seminary,
and authoress Of many standard works on lit
erature and science.
From the well-earned reputation of the Pnn-
cipals. the character of this seminary is at once
established. We unhesitatingly say, that a la
dy, superior to Mrs. Phelps, is not TO be found
n the Union; and from our knowledge OF the
great interest taken by her in female education,
there can be no doubt but that the course OF
instruction in, and the discipline OF, the institu-
ton will be unsurpassed.
The Principals have been favored with the
most fattering recommendations OF a very
large number of the most distinguished individ-
uals in the United States.
i-.--:n ~-L-a~~ al sbe gcisncas in.
ian, and French languages, and the popular ac-
complishments. Tue entire expense of a pu.
pill will vary from 200 to $500, according TO the
course of instruction.
The Institution will be opened on the LIST OF
November next. Although ample accommo-
dations will be afforded for at least eco ladies,
we would suggest the propriety of an early ap-
plicatlon by those who may wish TO be admit
ted, as il will, certainly, be soon filed.
Here is an opportunity which has seldom
been Offered TO the female; let il be embraced.
Nothing is here wanting TO insure pleasure and
proht 10 the pupil. The situation, buildings,
aud teachers, are fully equal TO any in the
country; it may in truth be styled, as we think
1t oughttO have been, the LADY's COLLEGE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07

MIR Reynolds, from the first district is the
only Loco Foco elected TO Congress from
this State.
We have the Bloomington Observer, and
The Illinoian Of the 18th inst, published at
Jacksonville. 1.-The contest for Governor
says the latter paper, "has been very close
and j, is difficult to determine whether Ed
wards. the Wing candidate, or Carlln, The
Administration candidate, is elected. Strong
hopes. however, are entertained that Ed
wards has been successful. 'Stuart's pres
ent majority. says the Illinoian, is about
800" I'VE feel satisfied now that Stuart is
elected" adds that paper. So says the
Bloomington paper.
In reference to the election Of members 10
the Legislature, so far as heard from. There
are 40 members of the Senate, one half oil
whom are elected at each general election
There are 81 members in the lower House,
In the last Legislature there were only le
Wings in the lower House"
The editor then gives return as follows
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07

W gain III ,Ooo
Here is a Wing State now with Is Electo.
raj votes added TO Wing strength. These Is
votes have been given 10 Marin Van Buren,.
From the Ne~berp "a. CT Spectator.
NORTH CAROLINA FREEi
The Collar is off the Agmrians are pro.
seubed the Loco Focos at Washington CT
~ have issued their orders in vainl aud the
treasury dependents and expectanis. though
as thick as locnsls, are powerless aud pros
trale
We have private informn,ionto this effect
IN advance ofthe Western mail. and from a
source which leaves no doub, OF the fact
Only four Counties are 10 be heard from.
and 1t, al OF these 60 for the Adminislra.
uon. which is not probable. the Ways will
have a majority efeighl IN the Senate, aud
a majority Of SIR IN the Commons FOUR
TEEN ON JOINT BALLOT Gov. DupLEy is
reelected By a majority somewhere between
$4,000 and 20.O00l
ltthis is not regeneration. we know no,
what it is. We have been for the las, hour
almost in the condition Of homes, Robin
Roughhead when be sunk the clown and
assumed thelord. In other words. we have
been seriously debating in our mind Mhelh-
er we would put any thing else in our pres.
number than The above pleasing news.
Onr good nature prevails. and as we have
dozen Jackson mot Van Buren) sub.
s%erIbers, who are very clever fellows, we
haVe determined MOTTO proclaim this great
moral victory ma manner so "gallingly con-
.spicuous.'
Poor John branch We are told tha, the
last that was seen oithis unfortunate candi.
date OF THE House Of John McCullers."
he was making tracks for Florida, no,
even stopping 10 look behind. We hope the
F1orldians will console him for the cold re.
he received where best known.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07
THE BALANCE OF THE ELEC-
TIONS.

The Loco Focos make a great buster be-
cause they have saved Missouri. The following
will show how the balance account stands of
the late elections at the West and South, 10
say nothing Of Permont and Rhode Island.
The Argus affects to derive great conso.
lation from the late election returns. With
what reason, the annexed in
which we have conceded the then still .toubt.
tful vote Of Missouri. will shew.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07
DEMOCRATIC REACTIONS

ASJust as our paper was ready Tor the
press we received the Albany Argus which
gives returns from Illinois, Indiana, Nilsson.
VI, Alabama and North Carolina, which are
OFT the most cheering description.
HWe would just remind our dear whie
friends that we intend TO furnish them with
authentic returns of democratic reactions
until the close of the Presidential election OF
le4Ol-Beaaington Gaz. oficeek before last.
Viii our " dear" Loco Foco friend of the
Gazette, be so good as to give an account of
the great " reaction" in North Carolina, in
Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois. These last
are reactions with a vengeance and a few more
such will Kick orer the Van Buren, gunners as
nat as the Paddy, who having aimed an old
" Queens arms' at a squirrel and pulled the
trigger, found himself, forthwith upon his
back, looking for all the world like the persona
hcation OF the last letter but two of the alpha
bet. "Arrah, my honey' said he, " and if
you had been at his end of the gun, you'd
been kilt, sure enough"
When the Gazette gives the 4" reactions we
hope it will also tell us, which Congressional
District an This state, sends a neto Loco Foco
delegate to Congress, as it promised to do
Poor fellows; the Loco Focos cannot count
upon asingle state for " the successor" in 1910
unless it be South Carolina and Mo. In New
Hampshire last spring their majority was re-
ouced to one third of that of last year, and in
Illinois, they have barely escaped defeat " by
the skin of their teeth' if at all. One wear
more uses them up in those states.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07

From The Baltimore Chronicle.


Illinois Eiection.-The light BEGINS IN
break upon the election in Illinois. I'VE re-.
ceived yesterday full confirmation of the cor.
richness OF the returns published on Monday
rom the third district, and we have a sin
from the Peoria Register which enables us
10 supply The remaining counties. These
unofficial returns give Stuart a majority of
29S over Douglass, and make his election
certain. This is one ofthe most important
wing trInmpbs yet achieved. The Wbiqs
nave never before elected a member of Con.
gress from this State, but. in all previous
contests, have been in a meagre minority
Inc representative from this district Mr.
May, was elected as a Van Bureni,e. Two
years ago, over MIR Stuart, without the aid
OF Inc canal nen.-These number now some
lhree thousand, and although they voted un.
animously for Mr. Douglass, he is still heal.
en- The Loco Foco papers here and fur.
Their east have been particularly loud in their
shouts OF joy at the success of MIR DOUGLASS
ana his defeat may induce them TO posipone
'helr hnzzas, at the election of their Cover.
nor Tor the scale seems now inclined the
other way.
Mr. Casey is reelected from the second
re Is one OF the most decided Con-
in Congress, and previous to the
election issued an address 10 his constituents
in which he declared his firm and u%naltera.
hostility TO the snb-treasury scheme in
its moods and lenses. He was most cor.
daily supported by the Wings, and every
effort was made by the Loco Focos 10 defea,
him. They denounced him through their
press at Vandalia and put up Mr.
McRoberts against him, but finding lba,
they could make but liule Roadway against
him, they withdrew Mr. McRobers, and al
lowed him to be elected with but a nominal
opposition. His district however, has civ.
en- a Wing majority for Governor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07
VERMONT ENIx.
Friday Morning, Sept. I, 1888.


The returns Of The Election for State Ofhcers' Mem
bers Of the Legislature, and Representatives 10 oo"-
gress, which occurred in this State on thursday Ias''
have not Of course come in sufficiently Tor Us 10 iorm
any opinion Of The result, this week. Below are an
the particulars which we have been able TO eoheet'-
They are very favorable to the WING csuFe' and show
u gain since last year. Next week we hope TO give
the full result in the State.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07

Hidden IFeasare-A deposit of gold coin
was brought to life a few DAYS ago by some
negro laborers, while digging 10 graduate a
street in the fields, where, in old times, had
been a burying ground. They were con.
tanned IN the remains of trunk. They kept
The matter a secret for some days, but anxious
10 know the value oflhe coins, they showed
one OF them 10 a gentleman for that purpose.
They had found II with IA parcel'' more in
the remains OF a small trunk. in which was
also something that looked like a bundle of
bank notes, but on touching il, it all fell to
pieces like dust. They would not reveal
the number Of coins in the trunk. The one
which they exhibited proved TO be a ducat.
coined in Holland, in 1868. and is valued al
$3.50. 1t would be a ~fruitless task TO in.
Ees''gaie the cause OF the period of the inter.
menI ofthis treasure. 1t was a much less
%dithcull and more pleasing one to exhume
1t, as the Cuties who performed the Ger.
emony no doubt realized..-NorfoM (Yal
Herald. N~'