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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
gentleman and his wife,
)ARD IN BROOKLYN.-Two or

ID three gentlemen or a small family he acoommo-
d,ird Win Board AMI large small Rooms pleasantly 1T
used at s5 Merry Term. reasonable References
a,ct,rgad mylO Nv
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In Die Sauern, 9anowerfsr, 1rbeiter u.
1a9elobner BON 8erfs Gauntp:
Dsitbiir9sr!
Sb bists MIDI an als Elm @anbbat
fir bas amt BON
81 e cor , r.
llrb ib tuiree MIDI sladlib fbdBen, ,psnn jss
ne esmSfratiibsn Wttbarasr NIT mslben ib
sufammsn prfts in llntsrifisuns ibur srfors
nsn prinSipisn une Sisls ron ibnsn, bic mir
fbcn friber ibre l6ilfe uub untsritisuns an,
acoeibcn lisssn mir nobsnmal ibre un9sbeiIf
llntrfisuns fbsnfen wolIten. =.
Snoem ib MIDI biermit als Elm @anoibat fis
bas obsnssnannte amt antste, panfbe ib bs,
fonbsrs alS ein SSplmnfecr Ganbitat ans
aeftben III perben, unb ale COLDER ,ittrlafJt
id) n,sins anfpribe menen Ritbirssrn.
william .. Sid3tbern. g
Nsaoins, Gspten,bsr 81.
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01ilfttn Seriam.tnl,tna.

Set elmer 9robsn uno rsipsftabIsn 8criamm,
lung Der osncfratiltbsn Burger ron Ssrfs So.
9sba!tsn in Zen 6Tsnttbsn @sbduesn in &sa.
Sin9, am 24iten september 1912, ,purps fol.
9sness S'dst ben unabbdnsissn Stimm9sterr
BON altsSerfs smpfoblsn, in OppolJtion ,u
esmjsni9sn lpsIbss purtb bic Dslsaatsn fcrmrl
rpurbe:
aGem btp:
Scispb 8abman, Sebn pcttsian,
SamutI Wtcor, sSobn Sbsnf.
protb tbcnctdr! 9lntbonp S. Weiasr.
Ms9 ftrirer: 9Siaiam Qafb.
Esecr Der: Scbn 0S. Tpion.
g brsi Ser Der aifeneourt.
9apib Mabsrp.
9 rstber Der 9isunsen:
Sobn peaer.
. Q m m / { TONER: Scbn Sbis.
9trsftor: Dsibael 8. Runnsmabsr.
auoitor sbOmaS 8. Sones.
stuf 9orfblas Ssf9loiIsn, bas bic 8srbans
lun9en betr 8sriammluna, suiammen mi
Dem bsute fcrmrtsn Sidst BON ben 8eamter
untsrSsibnst unb in allen 3situnssn in 8ertt
eauntp publi,irt rperoen ioasn.
TDilliam gafd, puibent.
Daoio H1aoerv, Ssfretdr.
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Der TtberaIe 1seobarDter
Sfeabina ben 27. Septemb. 1912

G-gSir iiberisnosn bsuts an oisjsnisen Tins
tsrfbrsibsr, Die uns ltsr ,rpsi ocsr ersi Sabre
Die Subferipticn fbuIcis ilnb, brs Mebnuns
gen, une sspar ben gritsrsn fir prei unb ben
2sstern fir pier SABRE. gBir SOFTEN bas iie
elsfsn SEinf gut uerifsbsn unb un5 balb ben
SstraS itrsr rsipsft. 9tsbnunssn sufommen
Ia0sn, neil mir fonit ifrsnssrs Masrsssln ses
gen fe anmenben mifsn.
Sntfrnte llntsrfhrsbsr oesr Sclbs bic
nitt islbif su unS fommen ftnnsn, brauben
eas @eIo nur ibrsn tetrsHenosn Ycitmeiifsrn
sinjubdnti9en, mslbe Die Cute batsn psrbsn
sS uns susuibidsn.
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$24,952,19O 80

Sermpnt=SSabl. .-9is SBbisS fsstsn
in Sieitm Staats iiber eas Prfofofos unb 1bos
IitoniifsnsSidst Sbr @spnn, i'm 8erslsicb
NIT bsr i'm pcrissn Sabr ssDaltenen @abl fir
@cupsrnSr, 1T iiber 5000 Stimmen.
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Sic Semperen3 Nrp;effipu fant,

~ 'N"f$sSb0 TepSSIHsuN ''~'
rpls IS bsitimmt war am poriasn WittwOt
bier ffott untsr Der qsituns BON 81. R. Barr,
ESQ, aIS SauptsMaribaa, uno Capt. sbrs
mas g. scfer, aIs stfliifsnt. Cine sfnsabt Der
NstsIisbsr unfsrsr bisitssn ssmpsrsnSgssI:
fbaft battsn ii6 sinssfunbsn mptu fb nod
msbrers SrsmSe sefslltsn, bic bann sulammsn
ourb Die Saurtifrassn Der Staet scssn unr
Fb Sarauf nab Der lutbsrfbsn &irbe be9a,
ben, pslbs 70 ibsrfitIt pur oas bic SbuIfint
Der bert fs'nen plab fnesn fonntsn. 9aa
9anie bate elm nstts6 Nnieben uno sin9 cbns
Ole 9srln9'ts St6run9 poribsr. Nab Der pro:
SeifOn pcrtiSsr mar labtsn iib 80 Ssmpsrsns,
Mdnnsr an sinsm bsrrlbsn Mitasenen, mel.
bsS an Sol. Sesrrs {octeI Sutsrsitst par.
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Ssi ssr 9GabI i'm Staat Mans itsstsn, tpe
sr tu srrparten spar, bic eofofofos. SbrsMebrs
belt fol- st,pa 5000 Stimmen bstraasn.
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Sic ltberreffe bes 2erimatD,,.

Die llsbsrrefe bss unsIlidIi6sn 9ampfbOotes
2srin9ton, rpt!fss Dor benabe ersi Sabrsn psrs
brannts, paun fdrjtb bio jur Obsrtldbs Bee
WaftrS ssbobsn, aIs cine Sstts brab unb eas
@anss ,piepsr in l2O Sus tisfss 9BaFr iane.
Gin srpeitsr @srfub 1T bsrsitS i'm ganse, um
lis wisber bsraububrinssn. a9t Sunbsrt sba,
Isr in Silbsr bat man bsreits in temfslbsn ass
funsen bic in sinsn &Iumpsn scfbmolen sua.
rem uno auf benz Sersed Iasen. Sur 3sit bee
SranSsS murSs sas @slo aus Der Siifs sswor.
fen um NIT sislsr Baisr aufufbattn.
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Sscr be,ablt fir 9Ile 2-Csr Sa,


rsburs 2slssrapb fast: Gin altss Silb felt
snsn S6nis auf benz sbrOns fssnb Dor, NIT
sInsm 3sttsl "Sb rsssrs ale ;" sinsn Siibof,
NIT s'nem 9slifIiben Sude, nSd bsts fir als
Il" sinen Solpatsn, NIT bsm Motto nd,
tsbts fir Aas )" uno snsn Bauer, Der bsbdh,
ts isinsn asfdltsn Sslobsutsl bsraussisbt nit
Der llsbsrihr'ft "S6 bssabIs fir Nas."
Wt't elmer fleinen abdnberuna w.iree bisfes
S'lS fur unfsrn Staat pafTtno isin. Ser Sc,..
psrnor fam fassn sd rseisre stas :" bic
asmtsrbaltsr "9Sir pIauesrn fir alls )" feline
eontrafiorsn, i'm Biterfprub su ben gefsssn,
,9sir fsbten fur 9as )" unb tsr gausr MAG
ausrufsn vSd besable fir aas." Der Gou.
psrn6r ifsdt jdbrIib feline $4,000 unb bic Re.
bsnaedssnjdsns Elm feline asmtsrbaItr iibsrn
itb als Die fsttsn Sebs; feline 9ontraftorS Ii.
bsrtrstsn bas Ssfes ineem fe fi6 ju sinbsimi
iten Subitcrsn MAIDEN, unb bann wirt BET
boppelts Gar sinssfibrt unb Der 9 a u.
ct bejabIt fur q lie.
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Gin sSanfffampf.-9is Hsu Ocrfsr,
rpslbe germ Iaes nabdTsn mas be gnelanbsr
tbun BADEN nsuIi6 aub an9sfanssn fidb NIT
Sauitfdmpfen oesr prsis9sfsbtsn su amuf1
rem, rps bic 9tcttsn une ensIdnesr Bu tbun
pf1sssn. 9is qsste bieier abibsulibsn Sslu,
lfi9un9sn fane pcrIsste Bcte etwa 90 Msi.
len BEN 9eeu Dorf ftatt unb elmer ron ben &auz
fern psrlcr babel bas 2sbsn. Die Sampler
parsn GbrifOpb qiap unb sbcmas W1e9cp,
beibe Elm paar Sers bon % Sabrsn. @tpa
,pst Saulsnb Msnfbsn rparsn als 3ufbausr
babel 9s9snwdrti9. Die bsbsn &aufsr batten
100 Sdn9e init snanbsr obsr fbluaen lb l2O
Wsat in Stunesn unb 41 Ninunn. Ssim
Aufrufen gum Iesten Sample erftien Me@cp
nibt pOrauf qiap ala Sisssr erfldrt puree
unb untsr lautsm purrabruf elmer 9n,abl gu.
fbausr ben &rsis psrliss. Sn bsm aussnblifs
fs sriboa Der @uf "3urid, jurid ~ unb in
Der Nfitts bsS Srsiiss lag MeGpp, nit bem
soes rinssns. CT r6bsIte siniss aussnbIids
laut; fsin puls rpuroe fbwabsr uno fbwds
tbsr unb in Is Winutsn mar sr cine Qeid,e
Scl9s Sslufft9un9sn fino cine Sbanbs fir
cine eip'!lftrts Station uno pantn bsfTtr fir bic
robsn Sneiansr. Die fbIdfrss Rsupcrfsr 90.
lijsi bat ilb sneIit, nabosm bas unslif se.
ibsbsn it, ins NsittsI ssIsst um bsm llnwslsn
;u ffsusrn. aiap. Der W6rber fir cine Wette,
1T sntftcbsn, absr -msbr anbsrs Ysrfonsn ltnb
esrsltS arrstirt rpcrsen, sue!bs anssflast pa'
rem eas fle bar6 5ursosn, gBsttsn &c. tu benz
Tauiffampfe bei9strassn obsr aufesmuntsrt
baben, uno Nae mustsn sntmsbsr Sursfbaft
ffslen ossr fssn i'm Ssfdnsuis, ibr 8srb6s
por Der Court erwartsno.
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Der @br,p. Wtiasr in 8oifon, bsr BON fei.
nsn prcpbsSsibun9sn Der Bslt bsfannt iif,war
nsulib nabe baran aus Der Wslt Bu ssbn, sbe
Die Belt fsinsr prcpbsssibuns poribsr war.-
Ssi Der Anfunft zines Scetss BON portlanb
ifane ct am @bart aIS Elm miloss Glentbier,
bas aIs YaTasier mitsefommsn roar, burb 6
Mdnnsrn ans qanb ssfiibrt mures. 9islsm
ssfsl ss atsr nibt iib bon Der psrfammsltsn
Osenss or9afTsn Su laGsn unb ss lief. bic febs
Nannsr nit i1h jiebsno, fort unb WRiasr, Der
lbm ssraoe i'm Bsss ffano, murte nisbsrass
porftn uno feline Slsiosr bsbsutenb ,srrilItn,
absr fsin Sorpsr wurot slidlibsrpsfe nur
wsni9 befbdoi9tt.
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e3nbiauer Mfprbtbateu. Mit


8srtrsbuns Der Snbianer aus 8loriba mus ss
nibt 70 eans feline 0iibtisfsit babsn. neil nsu'
srsinss ,pisesr Rprotbatsn burb bic llnmsns
fbsn psriibt wsrbsn. Gin Srisf pom Marians
na, Slorioa, batirt ben 8. Ssptsmter fastcab
cine 6amilis Namsns Ysrfins, ,pcbnbaft am
Soidcrp 6ia, st,pa 20 Oesilsn BON jsnsm Orts,
am %. ODER 80. @usuif pom ben Snoiansrn
ermorbet mures. ST. y. feline Srau uno S,psi
Sinosr puresn sstoetst; Elm anesrss &inb iit
70 ftbr bsfbdti9t eas man an fsincm Iuffcms
men 5msifsIt; elm Sobu, stwa IL SABRE alt,
bswirfts feline S!ubt ct,robI er fart pcn ben
Sarbann psrfel9t tpurts. Der Ingriff mures
BEL Sasssanbrub 9smabt. Der Snabs pslbsr
,sntIaufsn par, iast sas ss jsbn Snoiansr Jus
fammen ,parsn. Sis sebraubtsn Yfsile itatt
SIintsn. 9as !6aus purbs sspIinesrt une
nsesraebrannt. Gis battsn cine 8lble unb
pulpsr unb 8Isi. Cine Yartie Spdber aina
aufs Subsn unb fano am litsn cine Yartis
BON IL Snbiansrn in l,olmss BAILEY, nsldbs
prabItsn tas fis Die 8amiIs srmorbst batten u.
AUDI bic Spdbsr Yartis idIaesn ftnntsn. Gin
9Seikr fbos unb ttetets sinsn Snoiansr uno
bic ibrisen flcbsn.
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Inter ben Yanasisrsn msIbs NIT esmI ampf
fd)iffe nab Nsu Vcrf famsn. bsfano ftd, out3
unfsr qanbsmann 8ranjis 5. Grune, felt els
nsm SABRE @oniul osr Der. Staaten in Yrss
men, bsnsn ernsnnun9 pom Senats nibt bss
ffdtisst ,purts.
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SDe gmitb. GO ipiro jest fiir sswih
9sfast bas Soc Smitb in Noupco fsi. an1
7tsn Ssptsmbsr rsoste ct 6fsntIib Dor elmer
src6sn 9erfammluns fsinsr RabfoIssr in jss
nsr Staot, faste eas CT nibt ssfansen ssnom'
men wsrbsn mirbe uno bsfbuIbi9ts ben Ss'
amtsn Der Seisbsit, psIber BON SuinoiS Fam
ibn su psrtaftsn. am SbIu0s fsinsr 9isos
beffaats ct tmsi Sunosrt uno finbis prstiser,
bsfabI ibnsn in bic Bslt su sebsn unb baS g.
panseIinm tu prseissn unb, 100 m6slib aas
Sefsbrtsn su bsrseen nad Ncuuoo ju jNbsn.
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Sn &ineinnat purbs am l6. 6isits, Meis
gen Msbt ~ 81 SO bis 82 20 bas Sdrrsl,pcn
ben @analsS6ten psreauft.
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Gin linermeblber 8enen ibwarm 900
fir5li6 tiber Suoepenoence, in Suinois,
na6 Dem Befen. Gs oauerte Is sri:
nuten, ebe er iber Die Staot binaus mar,
uno 70 tpeit oas 2fu9e reiben fonnte, flos
gen bic 8ienen in oibten uno aabtlofen
S3aaren, 70 oab fi6 bic 2(tmcspbdre
perbunfelte.
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Ser,pilli9ungen bes GpmareiSes

Dapio t11aoerv, Ssfrstdr.
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6err Sofepb arnep. Elm 8dcfer aus
plttsbure, oer Grite, spelber f6 su Der
foeenannten Recommendation 6fentlib
befannte, bat iib jeet Don oerletben in Ell:
net Seriammlun9 oer 9ldubisen du 8eus
burp in Sironicn loseeia9t. St mabte
neulib cine pitoerfabrt nit einieen Mor.
monen BON pittebure nab Naupoo in ST.
linois, nm Den Sau oss Eempets bieler
Sette au beieben. Qaen mas ct bort Il
ber bic eebensart ber 6ailisen erfubr uno
fab. emporte ibn 70 leb. Dap ct iib bon
ibnen 9dnali6 losfa9te. it.
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Cure for Consumption,

Recommended BY Robert Blackwood, living
in Orange County, n. G., | 3 miles snuth
Of HiIlsborough, and 8! west Of Chapel
Hill, aged sixty years.
TN the first place, take quart of Rum Of tho
II best quality, and quart Of new clean Tar,
putting the mixture in stone jog that will con.
tain double the quantity, that il may have room 70
boil wilou, bursting lkon cork the Jog complete.
" tight, so that the air cannot pass IN or out then
place this vessel 10 po, full Of water and boil it
briskly for one hour and II will become complete.
ly mkt; you may swing the jog 10 the pot 80 ms
10 keep il upright Then let The patient take a
table spoonful in the morning, and az night before
going 10 bed il The patient be very low. take bot
tea spoonful three times day and as they
gain strength take little MORE I'LL thoy can bear
table spoonful twice day say night and morn.
inR. If his does not effect a cure, make the same
quantity as before. and that will be sufficient
Tha patient should not drink any kind Of spirits
whatever, and should be particular in his diet,
avoiding all kinds Of gross heavy food, such as
salt bacon and the like also sweet milk also
avoid getting wet take very moderate exercise I;
live on very light diet, such rice soup Of fowls,
&c; carefully avoid drinking heavy draughts Of
cold water, drunk as little as possible
The aaid Robert Rlackwood has proved by ex.
pertinent that this remedy has cured several per.
sons who were entirely given out by all the best
doctors 10 this section. will mention The case Of
Mrs. Thompson, near Chapel Hill She was at
the point Of death, unable 10 support herself in
her bed, who Is now in as good health as she ever
was Also, Mrs. Hatch, still near nei ghbnr, who
was very low with the consumption, and Is now
IN perfect health. In the cate Of Mr.. fhompgon's
wife, DIR. Yancey considered her incurublc and
pronounced her lost. feel confident that by
close application il will cure perhaps ninety niuc
in hundred.
03'Mr. Blackwood thus offers The roooipt to all
who may be disposed TO make trial of it and If
il should effect cure, as he has no doubt it will
he only asks in such case such compensation as
their sense Of justice may dictate.
Papers throughout the United States will render
great service TO those who arc afflicted with this
disease, by giving this publication,
ROBERT BLACkWOOD.
March l6, 1912.
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merchant of Paris, afflicted with the govt,
was told that the waters Of the new well OF
Grenoble nigh, cure his disease, and went
forthwith to the spot. He procured Jug
fol Of the waters, and took IL TO his lodgings
to make use of il. Before be did this, how
ever, he CHANGED 10 notice some gilIIefing
substance at the bottom Of the water. lie
plunged IN his fingers aud lifted gold fing
This discovery surprised han little, but,
after he had looked at il for moment, he
as,onlshed his wlle by cry OF JOY. She
advanced to him, half alarmed for his sen.
ses. lie soon Gained her, however, and at
the same time asionished. The ring hud
an inscription upon it, which proved II to
be the marriage ring Of his mother, which
he himself had lost long before under re.
markable circumstances. When a boy, he
had left bis native district for Paris, with
10 possession in the world but his mother
ring. In passing one of The deep lakes OF
AuyergDe, he hal stopped 10 take dralI
of water, aud lost the rug, which the well
OF Grenoble had SO strangely restored 10
nllns AUOut Tvs ll4utuiltl tuSlS Souiu W
no doubt, as the names of both his father
aud mother we're upon 1t. This incident
| dade an extraordinary noise IN Paris, the
responsibility Of the gentleman TO whom Il
occurred, seeming TO render the truth oil the
thing lDdsputabc. Science teaches US
| that from the distant sources which the
! Ariesian wells must necessarily have, such
an occurrence is By no means impossible
tho the circumstance Of the ring falling
into the owners hands, must appear almos
miraculous, considering the chances 10 iht
contrary indeed, we cannot say that W
give the repuled incident implicit credit
aud probaby another version Of the cas-
may ,e, be made public.
The success Of the operations al Greno
bic have already induced engineers 10 max
similar attempts 10 other quarters. Ouc /
begun on a large scale at Vienna.
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THE OLD SOLDIERS RULE.


Dear Children, -.lf YOU would have
friends, you must show yourselves friendly.
know an old soldier Of the Revolution,
who told me the following story:
II once had nelghbor, who, though q
clever man, came 10 me one bright hay
day, and said, Esq White, wan, you to
come and get your geese away" Why 7
said |, wha, are my geese doingF 'They
pick my pigs cars when they are eating
and drive them away; and ! will uot have
IT, What can dol said l.. You must
yoke them. That have not time to do,
nov, said |; | do not see but they must
ram If you do not take care Of them, |
shall said the clever shocmaker in anger |;
What do you say, Esq, White 7 Il can.
not take care Of them now, but will pay
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Nofiats Life Pills G. E'hGnix
E3itsers.

EEvilESE medicines are indebted Tor Their name
M 10 their manifest and sensible action N pu'
rfying the springs and channels OF life, and endn-
ing them With renewed tone aud vigof, aud 10 the
undoub,ed fact that at very early period IN Ihetf
history they had resened sufferers from the very
verge oil "a nHlimely grave, aef al the deceptive
nosttums OF thc Gay, pfesetioen oY poysleiShs' h4a
utterly iahed, IA which cases they also permanent
ly secured that uniform enjoyment OF hcalh' WIN
out which hic Itself is but partial blessing %
great indeed had their eihcacy invariably proved
that was scarcely less lhan ni5seu Ious 10 those
who were unacquainied w'Ih The beautifully phI-
losoph'eai pIlne'ttes upon which thoy were com
pounded sad npon "h,ch .net consequently act
lHb fl'hNlA bl / EMS are SO caiieo' De-
cause they possess ihc power O restoring we e&-
pifing cih0e's d hcallh, 70 glowing Nigor thfo
out The constitution, as Inc lhunlx Is SAID 10 ue
restored 70 llie rom WY asueS o. rs own aiSsoa-
ten. The fh9nix bI'icts are entirely vegetable,
composed OF roots found only 10 certain paris OF
we western country Whlch VIII ih'ahioy cure
FESEks IND AT 10 OF an Elnns' VIII never
tail TO eradicate entirety al Inc eneeis OF Mereu-
~, INFINITELY sooner 'hah inc mos. po"eflui prep
aretiops oil SaTsaparils, ana wlli lmmediaiely
cure the determination oil bLoOD 10 TIE
HEAD never faii IN me siehaess incident 70
young femGtes; and VIII oe found certain rem
:
( OF the most impaired constitutions As remedy
\ lor thfonte ana igaamafofy hHE CMi IISM,
Inc eineaey OF Tue fnGni1 bi'tefs WIZ DC demon
siiated oy me use o. single uoiue.
ine PoPti"'o' 'eJo,ces ~ ele opportunity aHof'
dea oy 'he unlterssI aiiiusGn o. We press, iot
P'aelhs us T." Ahbt LIT hhpICiN -
Whhth inc knowledge ana .eaeh o. every huiFi-
uuai III '''e eo'DinuhN9' Cu"Se t'e nos' OF per-
h'ei2uS quaeNe,ies' when ooast 81 'egetaoie ~
Rreaiehts' tne ile us arc purely ana SOLELY
VEGETABLE ana contain hci'ncf mercury, ANU
moUy arsenic Dor r any o'nel h,nc'a' IN any
lothi Whatever iney are oncheiy eoup9seu O
tNfauts lio'i' rare auu po"oI'ui pants ,ue WI
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! who examine the human bowels aO,r death and
hence the prejudice of these well informed men
against tho ousck medicines of the age. The go.
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05

From the 81. Louis Allocate
MY NATIVE LAND.

My native land my native land
My spirit yearns for thee
For thy far hills aud rock bound strand,
Where sweeps the broad deep sea
Thy rocks and wales before me rise,
And brightly glows thy laughing skies.
There proudly swels the waves of blue,
Thy waters calmly roll,
Rejecting the mild heavens clear hue,
There dwells the free of soul.
How brightly pass'd the days of yore.
By thy clear stream and sparkling shore
MY Home what holy memories rise
That word breathes musie's spell
Where pure affections rliest ties,
And warmest friendships swell
Haunts of young faucys brightest dream
Those scenes have tl9d ike mornings beam.
Where droops the willows yerdant shade,
Der many u seulptur'd grave;
There MorHER's ashes are laid,
Where fading flowerets wave.
And mem'ry fingers DER the spot,
Where sleeps the lost-but uniorgot.
And tho taat form is cold and low
Beneath earth's mouldering breast,
Yet shall affections deathless glow
Hallow that place Of rest.
Till life and memory shall depart,
And cool the unforgetful heart.
Land by our Pilgrim fathers tfod,
Whose bosoms' fearless glow,
Sacred to FREEpoM, and to COP,
Brought stern oppression low
Ne'er may the despot's ruthless hand
Ravage thy plains with wasting brand.
Land of the Free may wars fell form,
Ne'sr spread DER thee distractions storm
But ever may thy banners wave
Triumphant DER the true and brave.
JerseyriIle, Feb. 1912. NJ.