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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10
VAN BUREN'S "INFERNAL MACHINE

Or his New York Conspiracy has exploded, and
left him and those Of his Office holders engaged in
it, III Piiiable plight. They have fallen, in char
acter, al least, by the weapon with which they IN
tended to Stay Others. Failing to prove or indeed
10 show any reasonable proof whatevsr-their
charges, it now appears bnse conspiracy, got
up in the spirit, but wihou, the skill ola Robes.
Pearre. Their names will be remembered only 10
be exccrated by honest men Of al parties
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s Ia, Blinds 81 Doors
FESliE subscriber wishes to inform the public t
n he has lately commenced the -

VIE subscriber wishes to inform the public thar
n he has lately commenced the
SASH MAKING BUSINESS,
at Coventry Falls-where he intends to keen con.
santly on hand, the common 0vajo aosadoao sash Of
different sizes, and of superior quality And all
orders for the gothic SASH window blinds, and pam
mel doors, will be answered with II shott notice, as
TO the style and dimensions. The subscriber hav
ing devoted his time Tor number of years past.
wholly to this branch Of mechanical business hr 90
years OF which, he has ahored in The sash shops Of
Boston, Mass, and also, having furnished himself
with the best and most fashionable tools which the
country affords; feels confident in assuring those
who may favor him with their custom, thai he can
furnish them with the above named articles much
cheaper aud of II superior quality, than be done
by the cOmnlon joiners, who, without many OF The
necessary tools, devote but IA small share Of sheiy
time to this branch Of business. .s.'
SAMUEL F. FRENCH.
Coventry, Oct. 90, 1910. l70lf 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

One great difference between the Wing party
and the Loco Foco party is this. Tho Wings be-
levo that reform is necessary, and they hold that
the people justly expect something from the gov
eminent and declare themselves coupe tent TO
give them all they require, viz A souNn cUrREN-
CIV AND AN HONEST AND Economical ADMINIsTRA.
TON. The Loco Foco doctrine is that the Gov
eminent should take care OF ,salf aud the people
of themse Ives. - Portland y7dpertiser. f~ ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

IL The Locofocos in New York, stole some Of
Glentworhs- private papers, and, to mako an ex.
element carried them into court, and threatened
to open and publish them. Well, after being call.
ed upbn by GIentworth and others for days to open
them, and having made al! they could out Of the
game, they did open them, but 10! nothing appear
ed to prove fraud on the accused, but their own
party were madened that they had been humbua.
ged by the farce played off by their lenders.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10
From tho Montpciie, Watohman.

From tho Montpetie, Watohman.
PilNUTEs OF THE STATE CONVENTION.
pursuant to adjournment, the State convention
pmp0sed OF members of the legislature and other
m mes' met at The Free Church in Montpelier.
1"' 'ommItte appointed to make nomina tons
'"'' Central Committee and for State, Cores.
"'"s committee, and 10 report the names Of pc
' 10 % nominated for The Council Of Censors
'''"''ed the following report:
For State Comminee. +, .t
John !; y p D'ii'''y' Burlington.
e e: S %s,'f$' ''. Montpelier. ~
mutton Brown, Windsor,
R.. ao' County Corresponding Committes. I.
Wilmington vaaas0n' Co., A.P. Lyman, Bennington.
Rn, 1"a'n, calvin rownsley, Bratlleboro'.
w "'n'' solomon Foot, Rutland.
AM t'0'' julius Converse, Woodstock.
o,.. a' James M. Slade, MiddIebury.
cs ,'as'' Asa Low, Bradford.
\ ,vssbi,. Heorse A. Allen, Burlington.
ala"s'0n, E. ii. Prentiss, Montpelier. 81
Franl~ 1'a' A,G. Chadwick, S, Johnsbury..
orl..n. oFando Stevens, St Albans.
Lamont. I'O'ge Wor,hing,cn, Jr. hasburgh
Esssr cornelius Lynde, johnson.
GnDs' '0An Dewey, Guildhan.
uarry Whitney, North Hero.
Ru,l,,. ~ f0r Council Of Censors.
Wind. TO-, Gordon Newell Pit,sford.
Add;.S 'O'' John A, Pratt, Woodstock.
wa,b;"".'.r Peter Starr, Mlddlsbury.
cslsdo "s''n, II. H. Reed, Montpelier.
Graud I.,' Iphralm Paddock, ST. Johnsbury.
/ Orl,,,. , wallis Mott, South Hero,
Windb,m .a ~ French, Crafisbury.
caihenda, austin ~ Burchard, Newfane.
'N' heemaa Allen, Burlington
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~ In our next paper we shail be able, doubtless,
TO tell our readers who will be President.
In tho mean time let take care OF Vermont Lei
not Harrison uote be last.
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George z. Y Hewes, of the very few sur.
yivors of the Boston Tea Party reached his I06 tn
year the 5th September. He resides in the
town of German Flats, in Herkimer county, at the
house of his son in law, Mr.. Morrison. Until
very recently he has enjoyed very good health
never, i. is said, having experienced single sicH
day but about two years hehas been confined to
his room in consequence of an injury which he
received while attending 4,h July celebration in
the vicinity of his MISUNDERSTANDING .4do. .o
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

FIRE IN TRoY, N. Y.-At about z clock, We'd
nesday morning, the Globe Touring and plaster
mill, belonging to Messrs Vail d Hayner, was
discovered to be on fire. II contained about 3d.
600 bushels of wheat, and large quantity Of pas.
ter. The wheat and buildings were entirely dc.
stroyed. Mcssrs Vail IL Hayner insured for
$25. OOO
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e. In u i n 3.

Two Years and Six Months
OUNCE closed doing business under the firm
- Of PIKE y FRY md we now say that my
sued forthwith; "a this is to notify them that they
will be if thew mt pay up immediately, as they
have had a. The laniiy that reason or common
sense Gun I'D y - BRIGHAM PIKE,
= JOHN FRY, JR
Concord, Oct. 12, 1910. loow4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

Glorious news from Connecticut. Returns from
al! the Towns butts. The vote is folloWs;
rrs November. April. .,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10
NH "A IT, rms ON ETHNG

ut SIEVEWSI VILLsAGE, HARDWICK
There will be meeting for the confederation of
political subjects, at Stevens Village, in Hardwick,
on Monday, November 9, at o'clock, afternoon.
The citizens Of Walden aud Hardwck, and Others,
are invited TO attend. n.. Psi. hs... r..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

GTLet every mechanic and worklngman OF the
North bear in mind the boast which escaped from
Mr. Pckins, the South Carolina nullfer, when it
was announced that the Federal Subtreasury Bhl
had spassed in the House of Representatives.
"THlS,' he exclaimed, 'sIS THE FIRST BLOW
STRUCK AT NORTHERN LABOR" viii
the hard working Democracy of the North allow
their oppressors the opportunity to strike sEoosp'
ALBANY Gazette.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

I, Mormon arrioat from Engiand.--The packet
shipi North America, which arrived at New York
last week, brought in her storage 200 the whole
of whom where "Latter Day Saints" or Mormons
bound for the Mormon settlement at Quincy
The Liverpool Chronicle states that upwards OF
1000 are in treaty to embark early next spring Tor
the same locality great portion of those who
sailed in the North America are members of the
total abstinence society, and from Leicester
shire and Herefodshire. ,->
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10
H4ansae! Fresh EInsac
Writing Hmk--Eslue and BLACK

NEW and Superior Blue Writing Fluid Il
IN small and large bottes--also Cprrier d Hairs
black writing fluid, may be ohta ned ut the Caiedo-
MAN oficebythe single bottcor in large Quantities
The blue ink is of the manufacture Of Messrs
Cnrrier II Hall, and superior 10 any ever made OF
sold in the United States :.
Oct. &c, 1870. 10Y
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stoves !! Stoves {!

Stoves! Stoves
VHNHE subscribers have for sale Fairbanks In
ILL., proved Cooking STOVES, 2 Sizes also BOX
STOVES, which will he sold for grain in January
longer credit Tor cash. Those wishing to
purchase Stoves are invited to call.
ALSO. FOR SALE,
dbrr's AHr-'EESht Stoves.
SHEDD 81 JEWETT.
St. Johnsbury Plain, Oct. Is, 1910. i6stf
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n IL w q OOD S

VHNHE subscribers have received supply of New
~ Goods, and would invite their customers and
others to call and examine them. They will be
sold on reasonable terms for cash or approved cred
it. '' ~ y
WANTED'--In exchange for Goods, Butter
Cheese, Flannel, Frocking, Dried Apple, &c
SHEDD IL JEWETT
ST. Johnsbury Plain, Oct. l3, 1910.
N. q. Butter will BIZ received on Cash demands
and fair price given. [i67tc1 S " j. :.
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p o n = "A e

For = ale.
A GOOD WHEEEWRlGtl' stioP, well sinn
Ated for Misunderstanding three stories, second
story finished for dive ling--lower part 'or asn"p,
ing and tepanting, and water power sufficient to
carry them. Any wishing TO purchase can nave
the above on reasonable terms; enquire o, tne suo
scriber, JOSEPit WHEEL5CN.
Coventry Falls, Oct. 90, 1910. l7otE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

Wisdom and W.T. We have instance oil
signing eff from Van Burenism amusing as the
From the Canton (Ohio) Repository.
WE CAN MA LANCER GO YE, MARTlE.
Where are ye gangin' now, wee Mar,ie?
Ye've got fifty an starry.
Scarce ken we, o Aud Jacks party,
Which way 70 sped,
Pho once We promised strang an harty
His step to tread
Ye've MISE yer predecessors track,
An, max sac mony crooked tack,
We're fearful we sdn' back,
To thrones an kings
In Ogle's tale we nae lack
o. yer fine things,
Beclounded wi sub Treasury fogs,
Ye'rpathway lies Ger stnnes an logs,
Leg traasprers an buidhound dogs,
Beset yer feet;
An standin' armies, thick as frogs,
Yer doomed to meet. ..
To leave ye in sic plight,
We ken seems rather impoli,c,
But we must TAX the that right,
An plainly show ye,
Before Il peoples open sight,
We ma go ye.
Christian Cooler, Perry Chance, g.,
Peter Altman James Grimes,
Jesse Chance, Samuel Beaiy,
Jesse Thomas, John Hinds,
. VIM. Clark, Jacob Hennng,
And. G.. Rcdck, Seth Rinear,
o. Kuhns VIM. Merrill, -,
Samuel Ca,tell, Il. b. Matbers,
Jacob Meese, Alex. Winnings,
J. Dougherty, Josiah Cottel,
Michael Miller, Jesse Evans,
j. Shadwick, s. Greenameyer,
Peter Miller Sen. s. kingaman.
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Stray Dog.

stray Dog.
TAME 10 the subscriber about the 20lh Of Sep
" TENDER, large brindle Dog, with brass col
marked Il. Tucker. lie be had by the
owner by paying charges
LYMAN SKINNER,
Kirby. October &C. 1910. I70w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10
PROVIDENCE, Oct. %; 1910.
ELECTION OF u. s. SENATOR IN RHODE
ISLAND.

The two Houses of the General Assembly met
this morning in grand committee, for the purpose of
ciecting United States Senator for six years from
the Fourth of March next. Every member of tho
Lower House was in his seat-two Senators were
absent-tlIs ExcelIency in the chair. Upon the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

Total Harrison majority in 40 counties, 1862
Tory majority in the six counties not heard
at the last election, $50
Clear Harrison majority, a726.
From tho Bnston Times, Extra
! The New York Signal, a neutral paper, contains
the following account prepared by Horace Gree
liy, Esq. the we'll known Impartial compiler Of po-
litical statistics. Erie comfy, from which The
Signal has retarns. we learn by the way of Buff
faIo has given 1900 Wing minority.
( BY express from Harrisburg, and the Phla-
depha and Baltimore papers, have additional
returns, and have carefully corrected our table
Thereby. The Harrison majority in the state,
I rs appears by these returns, is about 1000 hut
where there many conflicting statements,
we find it difficult to arrive at safe conclusion,
our impression is that the Harrison electors are
chosen by small majority-not more than one
thousand-un ess there should be considerable
Van Buren, gain in the counties to be heard from.
| Harrison majority in 40 counties, 3liI
| Harrison gam in do $40
l. Van Buren, majority, Oct. 10. 4640
There are counties to hear from, which voted
Oct. l3, as follows:
! Van Buren, majority, 1858
Should these counties come in before, the
Harrison ticket is chosen by 1858 majority.
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II "a n pan for y ale.

K "a II Ehh ID y ~ q.
@SIFUATED in Barnet mile from Stevens
~ Village containing 100 acres of land, sixty five
acres of said farm being excellent interval, on
which has been raised 40 bushels al Wheat to the
acre, and the present year has been raised over SO
bushels of corn to the acre.
On aid"Farn, is a good aud conyen,ent TWO
STORY HOUSE, with two Wood Sheds and a
hog pen. Also, TWO BARNS, one So by 80,
the other ~ by 30, and two Stacks of Hay, con
tanning about IS tons ."
Terms made easy for the y,chasor
For further particulars inquire of
JAMES WARDEN, or
ALEXANDER LANG, on
the premises.
Barnet October 80, 1910. l69w3
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PeMmsyHvmmia---GOOd if True.

We give below the accounts from Pennsy lvenis
one from the Boston Atlas ofthe 4th, and the
other from the Boston Times, Extra--a neutral
paper:
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New HAMPsRIRE. Tho returns fiom the cleo
ton in N. H. indicate the success of the Van Blu
rem party by from to 1000 majority-no matter
ifit be 10000. That State should always be class
ed with the Slave States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10
From Me .7HaS
Hail PENNSYLVANIA f!

THE CAUSE OF HARRISON TRIUMPH
ANT! THE COUNTRY SAVED !! f!
CREDIT RESTORED AN UNI
FORM CURRENCY FOR THE GOV
EiaNMENr AND THE PEOPLE! THE
STANDING ARMY DISBANDED! GOV
EMINENT SHINPLASTERS ABOL.
lSt1ED FOREVER!
Total Harrison majority in 40 counriee, 1869
Tory majority in the six counties not heard
at the last election, $50
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IH1J"rI0y IUT oIIIi1HUH9, %
Upon the result of the VOTE Mr. Simmons brief:
ly and perlinentiy expressed his thanks to the
grand committee, for this evidence of their esteem
and confidence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21
Circulation Of the Herald.

DJ- individuals and families, merchants and ira
dsrs, who want the Herald served at their houses,
or places of business regularly, and before seven
O'Clock in the morning, can be supplied by leaving
their names and NUMBERS at the heraia once, Z,
Ann street. We have one of the best corps of car
riers in New York-decent, competent, faithfuland
attentive men. This will be a better arrangement
tn IN depending for supply on the chance sales in
the streets Of late great numbers of ctizens have
or tered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses, instead Of buying it in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21
SORE NIPPLES

CHERNAN'S PAP1LLARY OIL cures the worst cases
withes TAKING he child from ths breast whep such doc
ors Mott Cheeseman Rodgers AND Others OF
prsetics tsscs~snd ., who will doubtis ehcacyI
VT ~ ote nsre for rs yesp' and
without failing cure, and ON her -
fed of ts great worth She recomme nd N ~ iii
Mrs CROSBY, ore Of the oldest and no.t
hurtn me c'y says me never knew any thing il
The Rev J. r. SMITH s.y.,t eur.sl;s ~,e.,o
weeks Of great ,sd try ing every thing in vain
Doctors Vandsnburh Brown. Comstock. Weed ..J
raj others most DIST gushed .s.d
Ne greatest saeees and recssnd u in,srishlv IN Al.
81 100 NssAss stree door above Ana ,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21


The Girl at her wheel.
Sing while the wheel goes rouai-sing my glad heart
rejoice.
There ispeace above and around, and in the blind
girls voice.
They speak Of the rising and setting
Ofsuns that never may see;
They speak OF Il sedly-forgettng
Tn at night is daytime to me.
Sing while the wheel goes round, he.
They say I was blind at my birth,
And the beautiful flowers so;
But they, when blghts visit the earth,
Die springng, and fade as they grow.
Sing while the wheel goes round. &C
Happy the buds that lie hid
From the weight Of the sullyng shower
No tears hath the blind girls lid,
And her heart is Enclosed flower.
Sing while the wheel goes round, &c.
They tell where
Ger the things in its depths that dwell
The sound Of its raging waves
Sinks deep in the ear OF the shell,
Sing while the wheel goes round, ks-
And ever a mournful sound
The heart Of the shell retains,
The voice of n SORROW profound
Ola captive that strives with the chains,
Sing while the wheel goes round, 40
Then gladly-sing gladly, my heart,
Where thou hearst not the storm waves roll
Secure let me DIV ell in my calm world apart,
Where LIES billows disturb not my soul
Sing while the wheel goes round-sing my glad heart
rejoice!
There peace above and around and the blind ss
voice.
ELnArssA Louisa MoWrAsv.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21
vAPOR BATHS.

i r;vCAkROLL,s Old EsTABLisHEp NEDlCA
10 ~ Broadway, oppos. the City Hospita and
readiness 60 visitors No pains has been spared
em ~ 90 10 make them acceptable both in the ladies'
gsntismess department Mrs hopes by her unwcari
60 nerom 70 merit ocarussce OF the patronage Il the
and public which has been exteudes 10 this establish
mcn iof The last fifteen Tne baths from
o'clock IN the morning IN nir At night Also sulphur baths
and Portable bsthss TO sny part Of the city
~ the osy,weet.sr mouth. my&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21

CAs'r ErLsr MIyoss.-A young man, named
Charles Little, whs was enlisted in the United stgtss
service az Philadephia, has been released . writ
OF habeas corpus, and discharged, 90 seseant Of nj
Hority.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21

II is the twilight hour,
The daylight toll is done,
And the last rays are departing
OF the cold and wintry sun.
Il is the time when Friendship
Holds converse fair and free,
Il is the time when chile ren
Dance round the mothers knee
But my soul is faint and heavy,
With yesrning sad and deep,
By the Preside lone and dreary
sit me down and weep
Where are ye, merry voices,
Whose clear and bird-like tone
Some other ear now blesses,
Less anxious than my ownf
Where are ye, steps &C lightncss,
Which fell like blossom shovepe
Where are re, sounds Of laughter,
That chcer'd the pleasant hourss
Thro' the dim light slow declining.
Where my wistful glances fall.
] can see your pictures hanging
Against the silent wall y
They CLEAN sthw art the darkness,
With their sweet and changeless eye.
But mute are ye, my childres
No voice TO mine replies.
Where are YET Are ye playing
BY the strangers blazing hearth;
Forgetting, in your glaaness,
Your old homes former mirthf
Are We dancing ATe Ne slnglbEf
Are We full ofchildish gleef
Or do your light hearts saddes
With the memory OF me
Round whom, on gentle dsrlings.
Do your young arms fondly twine
Does she press you 10 her bosom
Who hath taken you from mincs -
oh! boys, the twilight hour
Such a heavy time hath grown
II recalls with such deep anguish
All used to call my own
That the harshest word that ever
Was spoken to me there,
Would be trivlai-would be welcome
In this depth Of my despairi
Yet no. Despair she'll sink not,
while Life and Love remain
Tho the weary struggle haunt me,
And my prayer he made in vain;
Tho at times my spirit fail me,
And the bitter tear-drops fall,
Tho my lot be hard and lonely,
Yet hope hope thro' ALL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21
kkk PASSAGE TO AND FROM ENGLAND
tk1&\ IRELAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES with q

66f6 LAoSAUE 10 AND, FKOM ENGLAND
MINI IRELAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES, with q
~ passage lreT the ports reduced
be gwen to emgrants by different agents throughout
various parts Of Europe and Lverpooby Mr. Herd
OIL the % being the spot to atendto those
Who may be their friends here delay
Letters will be forwarded and passages secured
liverpool by the regular packets sailing the st M st
Loadon the 10th, and 10th each month by applying
~ letter, postpaid 10 the subsc rbers,
HERDMAN 4 KEENAN,, 81 South,
door from w all al
N B. Drafts be obtained fon arge small sums pay
able sgnt the National Bank Of Ireland and
or on the Provincial Bank reland and branches app
IA.
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LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK REGULA
COMERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS.
~ - &

TO AND FROM THE ABOVE FORTS WE KLY
Persoas sending for their friends residing in Great Britain
ireland them brought with despatch
line very moderate Agents Of the first epec-
liability have lately been engaged e. that the emrsnt
forwarded delay, small drafts
promptly paid Orders from all parts Of the country will be
punctay attended to- and such attention will be all
nches OF the Business the further
Of those who will favor the undersigned with their orders and
all where the do not embark the
money will be refunded to the from whom il was
ceived.
addition to drafts given agents througou
the different parts Of England ireland and Scotland Civ
facility the whose be
us here they With all anon
payable a sight, AZ follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21
WORM LOZENGES.

CHERNAn'S WORM LOZENGER the greatest
- medicine in the world
Or CHURCHlLL has -sed them in 6ny eases cured
ten ospasms and three of FITS He considers the sale and
aud rec ne nds them 10 all
Mr. J. b. MONIES has used thew IN los family with entire
success and several Of his friends have great coincidence N
them.
Ca CLARK cured one ofhs children ospssrs and one
OF cts, ccasioncd by worms. 49,
The Hon. p. b. BEAHDSLEY thinks they have saved the
life 81 one Of bis children II had been long TINE IN
and attended by the best physieans without any reiet
His family doctor recommended Shcrmaa orm bOxehges
the only hopes he did and hrosgh The hesns OF od
his child isnOw welanother lvise evidence OF et wohder
ful virrss Mr.. B. family SHOULD be without Them
More than 1000 certificates might be added OF Their truly
wonderful properties.
Sold AZ the wareheuse Nassau street door above
Ann Chatham 200 Bowery 22 bleeckeri Dodds, oerer
Broadwayj and i9a Fulton street. breokyn
Where also be bad shsrmsns Lorenfes Tor n-STow
faegeadache, heartbwF - coi0s& NC.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21
Shanus O'Gorman.

once had true love, but now have none,
Since Shamus OGorman has left alone
He's gone to the mountains q courtn' wife
And left me to cry all the days of my life.
Oh, shamus O'Gormsn's an elegant boy.
The sound of his voice id make Jump with lev
He's good six feet two in his stockings and, fegs,
would do your heart good just to look his legs
His equal for dancing seen,
At jig a reel he might dance with the queen;
He'd fairly delight you, he'd tire down six,
With his and hatterng other quare tricks
His cheeks red, and his hair almost white,
And his darln' blue eyes, round and bright
His tongue is coaxing and sweet, that with ease
You'd think he could aatter down the the trees
And TO think that he'd leave me- OH makes my sore
For thought was sure Of him for more:
If had the ready penny he'd have had me long ago.
For know have his hearts me cot
And the girl that he's courtn' isn't kelly at all,
She's yellow guinea she's crook ed nnd she's SMALL
But the that he's after hers for sake of got
For though she has NO money she has fine potaey pot