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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
SPENCER's
Vegetable Pills.

F3NIlE forest Is natures medical repository, and
n experience her great medical teacher. From
that repository the ingredients which compose the
above invaluable medicine have been culled and
that teacher, experience, has shown il to be unrval-
ed in its salutary effects the human system
Thousands have been benefited by the use of these
Pills and they seldom fail of the intended effect
For all diseases originating in impurities of the
blood they have no equal. For complaints Incl
dent to the female constitution they stand unrvall-
ed. In complaints of children, in headache dyspep-
sia chronic disorder and the lncpent stages of con.
sumption, they certain TO afford speedy relief,
and generally effect a cure when all other means
have failed. They perfectly innocent and safe,
and may he taken at all times and under all circum-
stances without the least possible danger
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER, War
wick. r. l. who IS sole prOprietor-to whom only
he composition is known.
II Be Particular. Each box has an inside
wrapper, with engraved fac sme of the propri-
etor's signature, and an engraved label signed by
his own hand, aud containing the words " VEGEri-
BILE Pn.Ls.' The cover Of the box is stamped " G
$" None others genuine.
The reader is particularly referred to the recon.
mendatons and certificates which accompany the
pills, and the respectability ofwhch cannot be ques-
toned.
These Pills may be obtained OF
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Sl,5OocO0


Tickets S20-No shares
The whole Of the Tickets, with their Numbers.
as also those containing the Prizes will be exam
ined and scaled by the Commissioners appointed
under the Act, previously to their being put into
the wheels. One wheel'will contain the whole Of
the Numbers, the oihet will contain the Six Hun
dred Prizes. and the frs, 6OO Numbers that shall
be drawn out, will be entitled 10 such Prize aS
may be drawn to its number, and the fortunate
holders OF such Prizes will have such property
transferred to them Immediately after the drawing
unincumbered, and without any Deduction Je5
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MARY TILLEY,

No. 40 Spring-street.
Dec 10. Sots Agent for Neicpcrt
Tho following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale of" Spencer's Vegetable Pills u
G. Brown Little Compton;
Monro Il Clifford, Bristol;
n. b. Burr, Warren;
Rowland X Church, Westpot;
Albert Clifford, New Bedford
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For sale by n. J. TAYLOR. Newport.

SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM.-
- New York, Sept 18th, lS3S.-Messrs A. b.
n ID. Sands; Genllemen,-Feelng deeply lndsbt
ed to you for the valuable service you have render.
ed me. do most cheertuIy inform YOU that my wife
is entirely cured OF the salt rheum by the use Of
your remedy and syrup of S1rraparlla. She had
been very severely afflicted with the disease in her
face for SIX years had tried various medicines, both
internal aud external, bnt without producing any
Sood effect until by the advice ofa friend who was
cured by your medicine, she was induced TO use 1t.
and ain thankful TO say the result has been per-
feet cufc.-l ours respectfully,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

$7OO,OOO!!. $5OO,OUO!!
$4,000 3oF $1,000!
Grand Real Estate and Bank
Stock Lottery.
OF PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW
ORLEANS.
ny The Richest and most Magnificent Scheme erer
presented to the public, IN hiS any other country.
Authorized by act OF the legislative Assembly Of
Florida, and under the directions of the Comnss-
toner's, acting under the same. To be drawn at
Jacksonville, Florida, December lst. 1889,
SCHMIDT * HAMILTON, Managers.
! SYLVESTER Il co, 1856 Broadway, New York
| sole agents.
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS
100000 Tickets, from No. | upwards, in success
The deeds Of the property and the Stock transferred
! in trust to the above named Commissioners, for
i the security of prize holders.
i SPLENDID SCHEME!
| Prlzc-The Arcade-2-6 feet, ) in-
ches, 4 lines, on Magazine st. l0l
feet II inches, on NaIchez street;
l26 feet inches on Grayier street.
Rentedat about Sj7 900 per annum.
Valued at 100000
| prize City Hotel-l62 feet on Com
mon street; l46 feet, 6 inches, on
Camp street. Rented at 10000.
! Valued at 100000
i | Prize Dwelling House, (adlomIng
i the Arcade) No. l6, - feet, inches
Il front on Natchoz sueet.--Rented at
i $1,000 Valued at 10000
| PrIze-Dwelhng House. (adloining
| Arcade.) No. Is, % feet front
Naichez street. Rented AT 1900
Valued at 2C,00C
Prize-Dwelllng House, (adoining
Arcade,) No. 20, % feet front on
Natchez street. Rented at 1900.
Valued at 20,O0
. prize--Dwellng Iouse--No D.
b North east corner Of Basin aud Gus
tomhouse street; 40 feet front on
Basin. and 40 feet on Franklin street.
by l27 feet deep in Custom house
street. Rented at 1900. at 20,CO
l Przc--Dwellug Ilouse--No. ~
South west corner OF BASIN and Gus
tom.sireet; 30 feet, inches on Basin,
- feet. inches on Franklin i27 feet,
l05 inches deep in front OF Custom
house st. Rented at 1900. Valued at 1000
Prize-Dwelling House-No 339,
"a feet ) inches on Royal street, by
Il l27 feet, II inches deep. Rented at
l00C. Valued at 1900
Prize 80 shares Canal bank stock,
m
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JOHN CHAPMAN,


II is with much satisfaction that the proprie,ors
are able to lay the above certificate before the pub
lie. that all NAV see and know the great benefit which
one individual is able 10 certify TO having received,
and known others TO receive from the use OF this
valuable medicine. Not only for Salt Rheum, but
for all other diseases OF the skin. such as Ringworm
retter, Scald Head, Barbets Jackson Itch, tcze'
ma, Ac this medicine is also a certain cure. lhe
syrup of Sarsaparilla Is recommended TO be used
with the Remedy, tends to purity aud throw out
from the blood and system. all the unhealthy humoT
connected with the disease, and the application Of
the Remedy externally al the same tune, eradcates
It from the system. Numerous instances have oe-
CURED where this course has effected cures IN one
weeks time. Every person afflicted with these
complaints in any form is invited to make immediate
use Of this valuable medicine and geieured ~ithou,
delay.
Prepared and sold BY A. n a u. Sands, ~ Ful.
ton n. Z. corner Of Gold ST. aud 100 Fulton. corner
Of William-st, New York. and BY DR.. X. X. HAL-
ARD. Newport, X. l. Free 81. ya-6m
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SONG Of THE BLUE ROSE.

SONG Of THE BLUE ROSE.
When earth was in its dawn OF light.
BY sages it is told.
The roses all we're virgin vhitc,
The maidens' hearts all cold:
LOVE-, then a wanderer through the air,
Look'd down upon its bowers,
Aud thought they seemed SO wonjrous fair,
He'd like 10 have a dwelling there
Amid its fruits aud flowers
Long time he ioved from sweet to sweet,
But nothing pleased the child:
Till one May morn ho ehauced to meet
A rose that just had smiled
Within its sDowy leaves he crept,
And said =" no more III roam"
Then, brushing of the dews that wcpt
Their pearls upon the flower, he slept
Contented with a home.
Not long he lay before maid,
Who shunn'd the noontido hour.
Sought GOODNESS in fount that play'd
Beside his cradle flower.
She thought herself unseen, unheard.
As with graceiul reap,
The fountains CLASSY breast she s,irr'd.
But, what light shadow pass'd Ia bird
Seem'd startled from its sleep.
The maid, abash'd. look'd round for then
Fen birds walked maiJens' fear
And, oh ! her blush of beauty when
She saw Love smiling near
With her that hour he went to dwell.
Blu; first her cheeks soft flush
He gave to me, and badc me tell
:" When Love warns maiden hearts, farewell
HEARr's-rAsE and MMDES's BLUSH" I"
From the Democratic Review for August.
TOA LILY OF THE VALLEY.
Sweet, gentle flower, wherefore art thou shrnkn;
Thus timidly that dark green veil beneath,
While all the rest with eager lip are drinking
Ewes dewy BREATH
While thy fair sisters wide abroad are sending
Their perfumsd charms, to every eve odtspread
Why dcst thou hide thee thus so meekly bendin,
Thy modest head
Is Il 10 shun the rowing breeze that sports
From charm 10 charm, with ever gay carsss
That none may know, but the fond eve that courts
Thy lovelnesSi
OR is it that to Heaven alone addressed
Thy reiceless Worship bre,th.s. so pure and mild
All slowly dropping DER thy ms.hsrs breast
Earth's sweetest child
Dearest art thou to me of all the flower.
Whose spiciesi odors load the Eastern gale.
Or richest hucs that br ghtened Eden's bowers,
Sweei Lily OF the Vale.
NOTICE.
fU7HOSE persons wishing 10 send their childre
u to either Of the Public Schools are requeste
make application to any Of the undersigned con
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90 do each 10 shares of the Louisiana
State Bank, 100 each, each Fuze
1000, 2O,C
10 do each shares OF 100 each; each
prize 200 of the Gas Light Bank, o.
200 do each ! shaes OF l00 Of the
Bank of Louisianr 20C
200 do zach shares of loo, OF tn, New
Orleans Bank 20,(
$50 do each share Of 100 Of the In.
ion Bank OF Florida l5,l
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Agents in the city vi froVldehce' As an
John shaw, 95 North Main ST. VI kooinson,
" estmnsier ST.; Wyllis Anes, lis, High ~ o
phen Martin 335 NorthNIsin 1t. Wm. y. IIunp'
Market Square; Noel Maihewsen. Ioo ''""'
MAN ST..
Tie following are the Sab Agents for The sa'e 0'
Rhode Island ~,
Pawtucket-James T. Benedcti Covenu! Tin
e. Harris; Kiugston-Mrs Mary lngraham "'o
cesier-D. {. Tourteet & Co. Do henllhspnn
Ellis Do. Charles Green East Oreen"'enDin -,.'II.
as Bsteman do George ;. Gardner '.a,
Comb Manu'y Con. :. Daper eeIua's-
seph W. Warner. DO Manufacturers 90, 'n o'oI,
do Harley flsh Naiiek-oliNer Baker olne, VIZ
John Waterman Buuillyiile- o,".,
Ialley-Falls A Babcock Slsters,ilie- -f.non.."
N Marvel Aihion-Mason Crane \ Co f1M'-
eta. W. Potter Narwick-B. W. Na"sn"'
Do Thompson a Avery; Do Amos ppsxrold.
mos Stone Il Co; Wickiord-k. ns.tmopd
south kingston MS ylvester kooin.es uo,.,s
WIN. Reynolds; Chares,ou-N q, - a.. mir.
GreenSille--E n Smith Johnseb-N"a i,o,.
Mhls) q. Arnold North PrevIdene, rst.--'R'
Ijr.; Lonsdals-P. n. Clark Cen,'.' AN"
smiih Msnsvilie--A Mason .niI. C,.n.t.p--
G. Cook Bernon vIllage-s. w., r..co,r
J. r. Potier; Won.ocket-J u; "In 8 y.'
viiss.--D. l. Shumwsyi hsh p.,.n. T,,-
rev Iiuls Corsrton--Church on,
erton-sauuel sesburyi DO. v.s
Hek.. Bris,,l--Johs Glsddins " - -
D.eralI. Ce,trs,Hle--Wa arwrs ~
q. RRANDRETh, I'd.
Sal r-cad~s!. N,~ Ic<S
3 Oct ss ieSs-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

MoaUs INTERCHANGEABLE Philade,
phia National Gazette says:-"Thefe
seems 10 be a most singular disparity ia
the prices Of Morus Mul,icsulis trees n
different places, Tor which we are utterly
unable TO account The sale Of 900 OGn
trees on Mr.. Physiok's farm near this CIT,
was made on The 18th. at an average Of
80 cents. The Richmond Compiler how
ever says. that one lot OF 6ne trees a,
sold m that city about the same time a,
four and half cen's and another at THREE.
la an article in which 80 much capital :,
invested and enterprise enlisted. thu.
difference Of price must be due 10 some
improper or artificial cause. which ne
would loel obliged to any correspondent n,
TO explain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

PRIZE NEGETABLES.-ft will he remcm-
befc'. that few weeNS since We offered the Free.
Press for one year for the hes, specimen OF vege-
cd at this Office before the FIRST OF October. The
following j. the result
"A Beet, 5 lbs. - or. and pa inches ia cir.
conference from the garden ol Samuel John
500, Charlie 'iown Also n Parsnip from the same,
IL inches IN circumference and IL inches IN
length. The premium
Beet, "a lbs md % inches in circumfer-
ence-from Nathaniel MIXERS, Charlestown
Beet, 90 lbs. and 23 inches IN circumfer-
ence-irom Charles Bragg. Charlesiown.
RldiSh, Z lbs and 2il inches IN circum-
fefence-frOm Emanuel Thomas, u.lllown-
The premium
\ Cimb,in, 81 lbs. and feet I inches long
from Daniel Eniler, Shepherdstown. The pre-
mum
A WASHINGTON. - lbs OF. and a3i inches in
eiroumierencc-from Mrs. Ann ChapIine, near
Shephcrdsiown. The premium.
Watermelon, % Us and J3i inches in cir
cumfcrence from the garden Of Isaac Chaphne
near keyes' Ferry. The premium
Three Apples, each 10 aud III inches m
circumierrnce-frOm John d. Sappin.lon, near
ShcpherdsioTn.
Two ApplcS-one 10. OF and l2l inches
an circum erence--ihc other | IL. and ~ inches
IN circumference-from Daniel Border, Shop
herdSiown. The premium.
Rohan Potato, } lbs. I NJ, and Ia nchc.
in circumference-from VIM. +. Washington
The premium.
We have heard Of various mammoth produc-
tons in our vicinity, such as Cabbage, Pump
kins, MNnsel Wurtzels, &c. &c, but have not
yet had the pleasure Of seeing them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03
VARIETY.

A PooR CoUETRY.-A young fellow.
one OF the down East nation" was late.
ly 6ePuiised by number OF his country
men. who intended TO emigIate to the
West. to proceed on tour OF inspection
OF the country vest Of the Rocky Noun.
tains. He returned after an absence OF a
lev weeks, and made the follow ing re-.
por,:-'1 went about ten miles into the
country. and there saw whIPpoor Vill
carrying Snipe to the poor-house; thi,
looked rather bad. but when had gone
about two miles further. and saw ground
squirrels chewing pebble stones until IN :
tears ran down their cheeks. I thought
the country was too poor 10 live in, and
came home"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03
gIRG'A FREE PRESS.
srAuNrnN coNvENTIoN -Me have no

SrAUNTON CONVENTION We have no
intelligence direct from S,aunIon Of the proceed
ings Of the Wing Convention which assembled
there the 18th nit. The last Baltimore Chrph-
iele ssys;--'Ai the last dates the Wings of vir-
gaia Serc ia CONVENTION nj Siaunion. General
Warns, Of Bo'eIouu County had been chosen to
preside, AMI NeSSrs. JoHS II. PLEAsaSTs, OF the
Richmond Wig. and n. III. ToLra. Of the
Lynehburs Vifsinian, 10 act as Secretaries We
look for great results from this Convention. The
policy Of the Wig party in the Old Dominion
will BE- made known, and such action wall be
taken as will assureily Ie,d to the destruction
and total aEnihiiaton OF Van Burenism in the
auc.en, commonwealth. The doctrines OF the
Administration are not indigenous to lscr soil
they are exoiics; and though they have flourish
ell awhile. yet they will be certainly and entirely
rooted OUT. We repeat, that We look for great
results from the action OF tins Convention. I,
viii produce such an organization of the Wing
and Conservative force a has never yet existed.
Bringing together the friends Of the country fran
every portion Of the State, they can commune,
exchange thoughts. aud go to the work as one
man. All that IS wanting IN Virginia is a con-
cert Of action, and no one doubts hat the meet
inS Of this body will cprducc to that result"
T. $. Since the above was in type. VIC hare
received the Charlottesville Advocate, which
states that the Convention finished It's business
ca Thursday, and adjourned, sine die.
preamble and several resolutions were
adodtcd. expressing preference for the nominal
lion Of MIR. Clay, rs he Wing candidate for tie
Presidency, and Mr.. Tallmadgc. OF New York,
fer the Vice Presidency, by the Harrisburg Con-
vennon--but still leaving the subject to The dis
creion OF that body.
Delegates were appointed 10 the Harrisburg
Convention from each Of the Congressional Dis
tricis IA this State. aud two from the State at
large. Eeni. Wat. ms Leigh, and Governor
Barbour arc ;hrsiaic Delegates. There sas very
liiiIc discussion in The Convention, and the great
es, harmony prevailed.
The following gentlemen were appointed Del
egaies to The Harrisburg Convention;
ron THE srATE At LLRGG.
D w. Leigh, OF the City Of Richmond.
James barbour, Of Orange county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

SUICIDE On Tuesday morning Mr..
Jacob ShsfFrr. a Coach trimmer IN the
employ OF Messrs. Eaton and Gilbert.
hung himself in the chamber OF his house
in Seventh s,eet. Peeubiary distress is
assigned a. the cause. he having a large
family TO support. - Connected with this
Cured in the same room in which Mr..
Brewer. who was also in the employ OF
Messrs. Eaton and Gilbert. hung himself
few months ago. Mr.. Shsher was
present at the time and assisted ia taking
ham down-he preserved the rope as a
memenio Of his friend-and 1t was with
this same rope that he hung himself.
Troy Hhig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

Posf Office ElDroDsmsnfs in Europe -
since The pssssg~ ~ the late act Of PEI.
lament by which che postage upou A.
letters has been reduced 20 a penny. the
Governments Of Europe have proposed
reforms IN their post regulal,ons. n i
'aid 20 a letter from Berlin that the Rus.
san Government has IN view project
for iTan'poriing Ell letters destined foT
that Empire, from certain central points
by iis Own oouiiers. For instance. Ell
letiersio be transmitted 20 Russia would be
forwarded by Russian couuefs, AZ certain
periods, from the central dspois Of Psris
liambutz and Berlin. lhns avoiding the
delay Of ifsnspoitations through Germa.
ny GiObc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

The elections in Maryland took place ycs,er-
day. The frs, returns (from the Baltimore dis
lnc) will be received this evening. The Chron-
icle states that large sums have been paid by the
oliiee-hoderS TO carry IhiS elcclion-a fact which
the editor knotrs aud can prone.
In the first district, there are two Wing candi-
dates. Mr., Dennis, the late member. aud a Mr..
Donoho. The v. Il. candidate, James 4. Stew
ART. This unfortunate division may lose us that
district.
Ia Baltimore and Hartford county district, T
H. worlhinsicn, v. y. is opposed by James
Turner, formerly member, aud now elassed a,
an independent" candidate.
The Wings contest every inch Of ground, and
will no doubt give good account Of themselves
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

MELANCHOLY ACcIDENr.-Ou Friday
last. Laurence Boyi. native Of Ireland,
and iaborer upon the bridge now being
built by Mr.. Dunn. on The line Of the
Rail road, about tour miles east Of town,
was killed by the falling Of crane. which
was used for the purpose OF lowering
stone for buillins The bridge. The crane
which was very heAvy-weighing. we
understand, nearly a ton-felI upon him
and crushed him in a horrible manner
He survived but for a moment.
[.H1tihsbBry Gs-sits.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

THE GREAT RAIL-ROAD.-Thc Charl,.s-
ton papers stale that at meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Charleston and Cincinnati Rail-
Road Company, held at AshyiIle. y. G, on The
10th instant, a resolution was passed 10 Suspend
all Torks bsyond Columbia until Tie road 10 that
place be first mad, and also another resolution,
that ihe States Interested IA the project be appeal
ID 10 and informed that lbe road must stop at
Columbia, unless they come 20 as assistance --
II Is understood that The aid Of the States "a
question val not be granted, and consequently
he Road must stop a, Columbia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

TEXAs--The Houston Telegraph. q re
2ifh uii.. states ihsi Cicocfai AHssYs hss Ped
VISA 20 Teras, fo5 he porPose 81 nrgousHne
wHh thaf Government ~ az, IN ensblisrsng e
nev RePublic oui q q pouioa - ihc Esr,.fn
slairs q Msrieu. aud opposing a. pores q ne
Csaifal Govesnneut The TslegFsph sisiss lhsi
Gsacrsi Houuoa has brsn slccled tdr Coarfe.s
from san Augnsnne-- aad lkai acuf i srliinr =
IIousioa sifsosa g lV7s sallars p,r bsnsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

WHEAT CRoP or MlcmGAS-rs.
Detroit Free Press estimates the NJ,
crop OF Michigan the present y.arnE
100 900 bushels, Of which. = $50 49,,
bushels. II says. may be eons,d.,.d
surplus. Tor sale or expectation. The A.,
erage product per acre is estimated :.
20 bushels. The editor OF the Free p.
who has recently travelled extensively !,
the State. says. We should no, r.,
the opinion. which was expressed 4"
nearly every traveller We met with a..
there Is no other population Of 2D0 uDo !,
The Union who have so many ACRE. n,
land under improvements as The pecpl. n
Michigan. Not only farmers. b., lau.
yers. merchants. and residen, spec.l,.,,,
have raised their 80. so. and 10 many N.
stances, mvre than 100 acres or Wheat "A.
present year. Corr. oats. barley. tue..
wheat and potatoes. have been ranrt !,
abundance. "-.4irr. Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03
Sir RObert--Lighl Foan. p years old,

T'mSs and Men eaaage.-"We in thi.
world" as Horace Smith says. IN his adj
dress TO the EZyplian Mummy-"we in
this world have seen some strange muia.
tons" And among the sirangest in a
political way, Is that now in progress
at PhisbuTg, Pa. where the printer Of the
celebrated colin haDdbill, ha, been nom
~ Sied to a valuable ofhce by Jackson
Van Buren, County Convention The
coffin handful printer has been nomina-
ted for a fat Office; aud. II he be not
elected to u, It will be merely because
the party 10 Allegheny county. Pc. are
rather short Of votes. Bot. what q change
must come shout 10 induce or produce
such a nomination l--Baif. Patriot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

CuRE ron TIE SUMNER COMPLAINT
SIX drops OF lsudAnum TO half tumbler
full Of rice water hall a lumber Of the
mixture to be taken every three or Gou.
hours. This simple remedy may be Civ.
en 10 infants. children, or at sny period
Of life, and has never failed in giving i'm.
mediate relief, and If peIsevered in Tor a
few days, il invariably effects azure, how.
ever violent the disorder.
CURE ToR THE WHooP,SG CouGH.-
A teaspoon foil Of castor oil TO a tablespoon
full Of molasses teaspoon full Of the
mixture TO be given whenever the cough
. troublesome. II will afford relief al
once, aud 10 few days 1t effects a cure
The same remedy relieves the Group.
however violent the attack.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

"CoL. PLUcK."-The Philadelphia
North Americas announces. in the fol-
lowing words, The demise Of one who. in
his pslmy days. flied large space ~ the
worlds eye. and who. probably. achieved
immortal fame. II memory does not
play us false. IL was in lS2i that Col.
John Pluck, Of the bloody Sith, rose from
his station as an hcstler TO take the head
Of . regiment. and the whole Union re-
sounded with III. martial name-a name
h;cb either before or since that time be-
came synonymous with the highest de-
gree OF personal intIepidiiy. After APP
pcsring as the lion at sundry great pa
ra.ies. Pluck visited the nei ghboriag cities
10 crafty The natural curiosity OF the
public; and New York honored bin with
the presentation Of q sword and spurs
But like other heroes, poor Pluck went
up like q rocket and came down like its
stick. For number Of years he had not
been heard of.-Psnnsyiranion.
'Colorel Pluck died suddeniy on
Tuesday morning. at the Blockley Hos
piial, OF disease Of the teart. An hour
be fore his death he was walking about as
usual. aud Lad given one OF the resident
physicians the poli,est Of his bows. A
few years ago. The name Of Col. Pluck
was IN the mouths Of the militia system
hating people from "MIine 10 Georgia"
his name became as familiar az a house
hold word; bu, when the Colonel became
an inmate Of the Aims House. his name
died suddenly away. and now alas for
military glory. he has died as suddenly
himself"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

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