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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-25
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Circular Of Ev.s- raoxrs Lire,eool February ID isi1
The sales Of Tobacco last month, amounted to 100
hhd-, Of which 27O Virginia Leaf $40 semmed 900
Kentucky Leaf and 400 stcmned l2O Virginia Leaf and
10 stenmrd with 10 Kentucky stommed were taken Tor
Ireland 90 Virginia semmcd for Scotland 2i5 Leaf and
~ scnmed for eKportson 100 Leaf aud siemmed Tor re-.
sale, and 400 hhds. Tor home trade.
Since the foregoing statement, considerable purchase
81 Virginia Lent has been made for apan Ita5d Prices
during the month have been Olersby steady for Leaf and
Virginia stemmed Western strip, under the pressure Of
the present Unprecedented stock, OF above 1000 hhds
continue decline IN price, how this description Of
semmed IL reduce The consumption Of Virginia Tobac.
remains 70 he ssceained but however much may In.
esre to the prejudice nj the aer the advantage ef
will be scarcely pccrpube; total abstinence from
ming IN the West which he expected, would
alone seriously affect the value o rienmed FROM hst quar
Ter.
The inevitable result Of redundant Crop NJ Cotton has
been acknowledged during he last few weeks 10y decline
Of ~ per TO- Fsr Upsnd he DESCRIPTION n Cotton genef
ely looked standard NJ yaue offered freely
The consumption Of Cotton said be- orger than ever
known p1st years but the quantity produced much
greater in proportion that than counterbianccs the
advantage Of extended consumption both sthone and sbrosd
that Importers take thi. view Of the their
ety 10 sell upon arnysl
There chsngs Of sny consequence foreigners VI
the state u THIS market for Grain and Flour
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pi,triet Eli re,.eted in III. .Sen.,,.

The Senate Yesterday by the following vote rejected the
Si! from the House dividing the State Congressional
Dstet' II the vote be not reconsdered the Legislature
will be where It month ugo, and the whole difficulty
will have be encountered again But not and
is in some Sort god SENDS the Democracy de
cent preieNt - STAY here until com planting
ANES-Messrs. Thornton Carson, Wiley Atkinson,
Roudin Penn Moiett, Sloan Shinn McMuIen Taylor,
Guerrani. McC auey-l3.
NOES-Messr,, HuGton. Speaker Cox. Campbell Pew.
ton Bond,uan', CusIs Woo'lk Conrad Piper II Garter
r w. Carter. Langhone. Roger, Newman-lI
The result produced great aieraiion among the Con.
gre-siona asprsnts and supposed the party screw
was resorIcd To- last night by the Leaders 10 have L.
cnnEilers lion, to.daN.
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whig Convention.

| TnuRspAy, Feb. 23td. lsi3.
| The Convention met at I o'clock.
Mr. CONRAD, from the Committee reported address to
the People of virEinia-whch read and adopted
Mr. CoNRAp, from the Committee. also reported the fol.
lowing resolutions, which agreed unanimously:
Rssoircd, That this body approve Of the proposition of
the Wing members of Congress To hold National Con.
yeniion, in the City OF BALTIMORE the Ord day of May
| lSlI.
Rssoired, That Henry Clay OF Kentucky is respectfully
presented, by the Wings of Virginia. the nation the
Wing candidate for the Presidency; but that this Con
yonton expressing their decided preference for that
gentleman are entirely willing 10 submit his claims the
Z decision OF the National Convention.
Resoircd That the Wings OF Virginia will not now I'M
dcac their preference for either OF the disIna in
NdualS named in connection with the office of Vice Pre-
siden and that they will support for that office either
those gentlemen whose talents services aud integrity
character may render him acceptable that Convention
Mr.. lrEUy submitted the tolowing-which was adopt.
ed:
Resolrcd, That Central Committee to consist of ~
be appointed, whose duty shall be correspond
WIN Committees ct counties and towns, and other persons,
and 10y every proper means IN their power proor the
triumph OF Wing principles in this State; that the said
committee be authorized 10 enlarge its numbers and
when shall think convenient and proper.
Rssolred, That the Wings IN the various cities towns
and counties OF tins Commonwealth be requested to form
Committees, whose duty It shall Ice arouse their fellow
citizens To action at the ensuing election.
Mi lENiNc offered the following rcsoution-which was
adopted
R'soired That the members OF this Convention pledge
nond Weekly Wing, paper published in the City Of Rich.
mond.
The thanks OF the Convention voted To the House
Of Delegates, for the of the Hall.
Thanks also voted the Presden, and officers of
the Convention.
The President, in brief address, then adjourned the
Convention SINE die.
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lrvArr Cmnstt. Feb- Qlih, 1913


M MORLEY ! find in he Whg Of this morning. an
editorial article. no which, Col Voolfolk snd myself
represented ne having taed debate the Apporion
ment Bill that q Dops, taken round t0r DSmbsrs 10
sgH psdgag hSmfSsSB 10 cote 10, me shsme ptOpossd,
and no Ofher" Neither ~ made any such statement.
IN reply Dr. Scott ,tated ha i1r from the proposed
I'LL having beer mateiy debcraied upon IN the House o
Dolcga'es, sudd-niy sprung up M cdUcns, and that
previously paper bad bern faEpu round 60 procure
Names expressing their preference Tor Ds,rcts,
tmeaning the Western Dsucs.) did not the word
pledge any FORM and u certainly for from my wish,
convoy the idea, that member had signed paper,
pedging himself 10 ~ JOr the scheme tyoposSd and no
Other. You will do the favor insert ihs wish
a. DO injustice.
Respectfully yours,
A. NEWMAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-25

IN, therc IL a dream Of early ,ou,h
Nnd never comes again,
Us vision Of light. Of he, and t,,,,h
lhat Hits across the brain:
Ana hove u the theme of that ear,y ,,,.,n,
:" viii, - wafm-so new
mat m all our afl.t yrarS, I deem
That early dream We rue.
"h there IL dream OF mauir.r wan.
More turbulent BY faT:
10 vision of blood and Of WOMAN. ,.,,.
f"r The theme OF that dream is var,
"ha We toh IN the dchl Of danger and a.,,h
hnd shout in the battle array.
T,'., una INA, Fame is a bodyles- breath.
w, uefc Is dream of hoary age.
IT'S vision OF gold in store
VI sums noted down on IN. figure, -,
To be counted DER AMI o'e,.
Nnd We ioEdly Trust IN our RIit,rti,, ,,,,-,
A. a refuge from grief ard t,ln-
iIl our limbs are laid on that last. dark h.t
Where the wealth Of the worLi j. vain
Nnd l. u thus from mans birth tn IA. Ytax.
In The path which all az. treadingt
u thefe naught in that long career 90 NV.
FROM rcnlorsc tn elf upbraidihgf
yes' there's a dream 40 pure. - hriyd,
nat the being To whom Il j. given
haui hati'ed In sra of living light
AMI the theme of that dream !. Heaven.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-25
Tho Cloy CAMS from III, Sia,L,.

Capt Peulns supply OF Clay Sticks from his native spot
OF yesterday with great repidy We doub, ii the
Sashes could produce supply equal the American de.
mand Tor the article. Some gentlemen came Tor them
whose character and hsbts Of @ prove how profound an
impression Henry Clay has made upon his countrymen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-25

Mt IoLrR, yesterday. called up D,i in relation
the issue OF Small Notes-with the view of extor,in some
relief from the Banks for the people But his motion was
promptly and without moments hesitation voted down
ny the majority The hearts OF this party If they have
amy, turned stone The di.rcsss. of The psonl
upPear TO excite pity their bosoni~ "IP6at did thsy
come here toT'' Is question daily asked and dcS
nned TO be repeated with greater frequency and
Nchemence, as the des of April approach "Wn,r nm
ThES CONF nERE roSl" Have they done any thing NOR,
important than to name county Rhehie'-A proceeding
which people constrle uneelinF mockery of the
public caaui,y-yey akin To the hddline of Ncro
while Rome was burning WHAT DID THEY COME
HERE FOR
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EMh BAoADus eoaeurred with Mr. Irving. tc,.. .T
Agreed) N~ W
Mr. STANTON would sit more than hour. NJ, nm. -,
ting. unless the House forced him "
W. HorkNs hoped cries 81 agreed would not carry IN.
House on this occasion. WV
Mr. MARTIN and Mr.. MooEr, OF G., opposed ,l. ,..oh,
ton. - NrF WV '''''u'
- W WV ''"' prevailed Ayes - noes
At O'Clock the House adjourned
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a. We hear that large meeting held at the last
Buckingham court-eompcscd OF both political parties
Ro. Shaw E President. and J. W. lIa-kns Secy, which
urged upon the Legislature the popncy OF authorizing the
Banks issue 20 per their capital. small
There dissenting voice. The proceedings have
yet reached usowing the blessed mail
between this city and that county,
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IN Chesterfield Circuit Superior Court, October


John Trey and Reuben partners under the firm
Tinsiey and Barrett, Plaintiffs.
Against
judith Cardoza ~ Cardoa in thsir own g snd
Executor and EEocutrN n Moses deed eanue
Carda Moses Cardoza, Jacob Can1za David Cardoa Jud
CardoLa, IT, Ahnet Kerr aud Samh his wife defendants
This cause ha heard papers formerly read
The re0u 81 commissioner Williams made pursuance NJ the O.
eeiai order of the 2th NJ February toisand eight hunds
snd twenty and argued by counsel on consdsa
whereof The Count dth order commissioner dotak
account NJ The debts duo Of Moses " Cadoi
DEED n taking which b. directed to notice BY sdvct'
eh published io weeks 90 some newspaper Of me Cy Of ei
ondo all persons having claims against the aid estate ~ pfouo
The before duy Authenticated that be- DO further
marshnng Of the said estate and apporot
amongst CREDITOR including plnu.
The principles Of The court aud taking AMI reporting
aid accounts b. IL authorized 10 procred without notice oh
than make report with any matter tpsei.
ge, Copy-To,te Lw. ciRTTR Z I.
IN paus routptusd cvcsutpn of the foregoing ner
hereby notified appointed the S5th day
March lsf1 and " Rhoies' once he city hond
ume snd rhce or taking the and making up report
dreeedby said order day ~ 2 O'Clock ~ they are
qucscd 10 attend With no ef evidence
thereW l.. NuNNAILY. Cont ,
E'uR sNLE PRIVATELY ssrani gid about - or Is ys,
ess ROBERT NIL
ENoR HRE. une wet nurae cu,le. To no,
work and ,ooking-one frone m'u-one gardener
r@ ROBERT mi II
MORE NEW COODs-Fra. 18th, 1sI3 n
I'D ~. Jenkins opening this morning yenrw and blus
y -. beaehed and unblach shirng- ani sherng.
shcap and unbcache Dringswh many ',
cheap Goods recently received and will m sod cheap fo cash.
I for city acc eItances r. q
TgNo FIsHERNEN.-SELVE THRE4D SELNE THRggD
y Feb. Is isi3Nos. IS ant 20 Linen Thread, cheap
g"od wihh found ~ ra3 RI JENkiNSa
A SMALL LOT oF PHILADELPHIA BUCK- WHAT in
IN quarter sud eighth barrels us, received aA of sale low
'',ssg WADE W i, wo1 s;LI 10. =.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
SATURDAY. MORNING, FEBRUARY IS. Isi,
weekly WING.

An edition OF tle HAg-conanng the PRINCIPAL political
miscellaneous articles at the daily Topet ObShcd weekly. The
price TO single subscriber - SOo five shc rs siO-and
To twenty $3.50 each The money required
advance the is send Collector II.
III" attention of Wing Clubs and the friends the Wing
ihossout the State is cSncd this publication. put
very low may BE- all aud may
reach every Commonwealth
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Prom such seu thus ds-pOdealy ruled. by parlal,,
We expect nothing and hope nothing.
Much have say aud will say farther upon this sub
lsct ut Relief.
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II The name OF Henry a. Washington wa, in,Jvcr,
entity omitted as one OF the Delegates the Wing Conycn
tion, from Wesmoscland
II We are requested that Mr. BISsIrr. will
not be candidate represent the county OF Psylyania
IN the next House OF Delegates.
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THE FAIR,
- the CIty UnIt,

Will CLOSE THIS EVENING"
THP Ladies of the Pair take this opportunity
Utuninr fhcu grateful thanks Of Richmond fo
heraly sfedy eusnie hchan n The osc which they
engaged mi respectfully inform urm thi he fa~ WI be
stssd ~
g Many uhantsl and beouiihi iuce' - ~ hand rs
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"Thc treasures of antiquity laid up
In old Ll.fnrlr NIL. 1 ut.Dt..I - Ill.,.

IN Old hlsoTc r1lIsI opened '-BfaHmonf
Second series containing
Elizabeth Of York irnamed he Good Queen Henry VII
Katharine Of ArraFon. 6rsi Queen ur Henry WIN
Anne Boleyn second Queen Henry VII
Jane Seymour. thifd Queen of Henry VIII
Anne q Clcvcs, fourth Queen Henry Nfff
Katharine Howard fnh Queen Of Henry VIII
khtlnHn. Parr SIXTH Queen VI Henry VIiI
And Mary, the Queen Regent of England and Ireland
Ia volumes i2uO embossed cloth
The which marked period they embrace the
picture n manners characteristic and complete, and
udes n The lives of q hs parties which
tragedy shaic 1ldcrbd with mpaTiay ccauss and grace
render this altogether perhaps attractive II Miss Rtfct
lands royal uenoirs london Iayg Ga.tsl For sale Al III.
no1kslnrr ~ 10 Isl SMITH nRINKER 4 MnRRIa /
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Miss SirickInnd'- Lives OF the Queen. OF En-

IVES Of the Queens Of England from Norman Conaus,
~ win anecdoi" q their courts, fret published ON
records and other authentic documents private pnbic
Agnes Sirckland
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The above WINES % NT P0mafs importation hef0r IN
death We have received Them ffom ms administrator IN No
o and wall warrant them pure and very obi superior
ic p i3t JNO. r. TRPLETT A son
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: EVE "IIT y
GAYNoR n LYELI..
WILLIAM +. JENNINGS,
220 BROADWAY, New York.

DRAPER & TAILOR.
HNIIE highest price charged at the above cstab
Il lishmeni for uperne dress S25 AMI Pants
Vests &c IN the proportion Gentlemen by leaving their nr
sires with the undersigned very few DAYS with
garments N the prices and III insured STARR co
Onpo-i. E.rb,ngs u,,.t
VOLTS AND SIN BARREL. REVOLVING PIsrOIS-Juu =,
Seeiyed further supply aieIcs-togeIer with
handsome assortment o Aliens rcocking single pocket r.
tie. THOMAS TyRTR
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
Under the Exchn,,u. 49,,

fkl|ES! PRIZESM PRIEST,
49, -" &c P''-fJ'i as BLasIS,rrtcs .. ...I,,,
WI" WANTS PRrzE 1-S3O.OOO. &c s. g.,
sio-""" Seooo' &c. &c. sc. for 81 only! '''
u you wish to put money thy pocket can ,o,,v ON
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Port of uichn,.,

SAILED,
S'aF' Manchester, Worth, N. York, flour and ,,b,cco
Pontiac, Cory New Bedford, coal
Maria W. klon Smith. New York co,I
SIoop Sally Ann White, Gwathn,ay, Smb6old small.
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, IHs IbAhCk laid before the House = eo,,o,y,,,,,
ION "t secretary o. ue Treasury in reply 10 a eli
iSim tioh concerning the removal a Jonathan r., ""
'Ge secretary ssys there were no charge, All r.,
tiei' lHi deb'ns' o' requests which arc on ,srt 10y IT,
D'P"'"sn' i.iftcreact u this Ca.t. tdefr 49,, .,.
- W sea- - VI Roberts, bat no copy wa ,et,,,
Mr., ICLAND ssd he had suGssyored 80 ~,
sion, 70 gst this subject before the HOUSE b., l. '
h7lnnF t"othifda 10 ordsfto sks up he bsi - ~
silnty defeated until this late period lie ,iiI 5.i, %
~ inehds and Tho country dst the mater ,.o,d b., @
tsifd and therefore moved that toe COMMUNICATE, ~
ieffsd 70 Select COMMITTEE ~ih power 10 send H., ~,
cons and papers WI ~
We Nlsb roe - mako speech, aad put himself m ID.
otat'lo atutudCi but che Speaker told him tbs o,,.
question bad been moved W. W cSntentrd b,n',l, ~.
gtttng division OF The question the reference d, ,,
committee vas agreed g. and ol the power o. ,,1s t
f'5n' add papers" the yeas aud nays were called vhi
~ - nyes ~, noes $50 that resolution was p,ssed
= communication from the samr source equally iBsat
n'' wee read By relation 10 Calvin Blyth. ths Col.,o
WI Pfggcd't VI. R0berta
t' y 100 roo and aid be- should move ~ prnt th,. 70
Il'.a' ~ should not move be- reference will power 4
P'.'n' and papcrs hecsuse he did MOI love tina
t- houie "sd any Constitutional Authority 90 bring IN,
tNee"iVt before ~ Mr. w. spoke At some lso otb sg,
~ I'i'i'hee o. ihe Communications. bur 40 he u-sd q
-gne nc oihe SIDE Of the much betsr We dJ o.,
20 b" own sake lake notes II his remsrks
W. CHAS BROWN spoke next
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PETITIONS.

py Mr. WATTS u: sundry citizens Of Norfolk Borouyb
III relation To taxes ON Merchants Liccpse.
10y Mr. CoorEs OF citizens of Bridgewaer in Rocking
praying To be relieved from the public road
beyond the limits Ut said town " f"''' 'o'u
49, LAND MONEY
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TRENTON, Oct n, 1913
Election OF Goueynor-Efats Of The GaAant Cap
tain, &c. SC.
DEAR SIR -
To-day the JOINT meeting was held. At eleven
o'clock council proceeded to the chamber of the
House of Assembly, and joint meeting proceeded
TO make appointments. The following is the State
of the vote for govemor-
DANIEL HAINEs. of Sussex, 46 votes.
WILLIAM PENNINGTON, of Essex, % votes.
So Mr.. Haines is appointed Governor of the State
of New Jersey for the ensuing year. He is aboutor-
ty years of age, of very quiet turn, amiable in
his disposition, pleasing in his manners, and although
not possessed of more than ordinary frmness, will.
doubt not make an excellent Chief Magistrate
He is of the Jeersonian school IN politics., ana re-
port says his attachments lean towards Mr.. Van Bu-
rem tor the next Presidency. He brings to the chan
cellors chair considerable legal talent, and ma
tured Judgment. The cars to night will be crowded,
and since no more "pap" remains TO be distributed
to the faithful the monotony of this place Will be
soon restored.
The "GalIant Captain came from Philadelphia
night before last TO set matters right, but he 10 gone
away again very quietly, without endaDgsrlog the
future success OF the ''powers that be-" The Cap.
tain is shrewd politician, and has done much to-
wards routing out the &c Pennington clique" His
heart and purse are always open to the demands OF
the unfortunate, and his pablo spirit is unsurpassed
in the State. May his shadow never be less
This afternoon both Houses adjourned over to
continue my sketches. Yours truly,
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Price Two Cents
London,
Correspondence OF the Hsrald.l


LONDON, Sept %, 1873
Movements of the English Corn Lao Lsogue-1As
English Miniary-The Land Opnrs and the
Clerey-The Canada Corn Law BW-Hoc it wii
affect the United States.
DEAR SIR
You will receive in the Times OF to-day the re.
port of the Ant.Co Law League, from which It
appears that they have expended during the last
year upwards of $2iO,OOO and propose to spend up
wards Of $500 GOO during the next year in the pub
other objects OF the League. You will also hnd
Mr. Cobden's speech and the address OF the Coun-
Gil that they have enlarged their platform so az 10
take into their association the partsans OF free trade
and all antl-monopollats, which will give greatly In
creased strength TO the movement.
1t Is now understood that the Landlords and Clergy
have admonished Sir Robert Peel that after his
Canada Corn Bill he must move ne further in that
direction aud thai powerful and influential party
OF the wings arc tavoflDg the movements OF the
League, who are prepared 10 unite in support Of
any political leader having the power to carry the
measures OF Tree trade.
Thus Mr. Golden boldly declares that the first
step is to enghten tne public mind as to the neces-
si,y for free trade, and the next is to petition the
Queen TO dissolve the present Parliament. 1t IS I'M
drrstood that the Queen iavors a change OF Minis
trrs, and that she only waits to be told by Lord
Melbourne that she can safely do so to order new
election.
In the mean time all parties mere are looking Win
deep anxiety to the United States. The tories en-
terrain strong hopes that the advantageous ems at
which the produce OF the northwestern States can
be imported through Canada will satisfy The pub
lie mind there as well here. While the free trade
party desire To strike off, far practicable, all the
restrictions which now embauass the trade be-
tween the two countries, they ask why should an
Engllshman pay more Tor a bushe OF u heat that IL
produced IN the Unted States, than If it were pro-
duced in Canada And many ask why should an
EDgllshman pay to Canada three shlllings per quar-
ter tor the privilege OF bringing it through Canada
when he can buy 1t cheaper without going into Can
ada at all
And again they ask why should an Enslishman
who wishes to grind American wheat leave HIS mill
here idle and build new ~ II in Canada to grind
wheat to be consumed here in England The an
swer TO all this is, that the ministers found It ne
cessary to do something to conci.iate Canada and
as the Tory party is composed OF monopolists-mo-
uopolists in corn. in sugar, and in religion, they
found 1t necessary to take In new partners and
therefore they bid for The Canada interest.
la the mean time the publication OF extracts from
letters, SAID to have been written by MIR Upshur and
Mr.. Calhoun, has caused considerable excite ment,
and discussion in the London journals
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR THE
EIlXIR OF Low IL

In Older time among the Jews,
That man second wife might choose
No children bore TO bless his home
Aihcted thus, the Roman mstron
frayed TO Lucine the midwife's patron;
Egyptian wives, in such crisis,
Called TO their aid the Priests of Isis,
And even now, the meek Hindoo-
Warm as her cline, and tender. too
II childess twelve months from her bridal
Flies weeping TO her senseless idol,
And with raised hands, in accents wild,
For well she knows, Love shuns to bless
The Hndoo bed Of barrenness.
SO much forlove in days by-gons,
And savage customs in our own;
bnt say even nov, does Loves communion
No, oft times eonjugal felicity,
y thus disturbed-ay cen in THIS city
Yet may the barren, il they try
he means Increase and multiply"
With Loves Elixir for her friend,
The childless wiie's repinings end.
But not the procreatIve power
ALONE, IL ths Elixir's dover.
Consumptons ills it will prevent.
With vigor elothe the impotent
Suppress gieet, whate'er its date,
And all LIES functions renoyate;
Eruptions from the skin il chases,
and brings back beauty and the srae9s;
From fiaor Albus it relieves her.
ana fns c eaen daI;f;sse tTth proper care tool
These are b2t TRUTHS, who calls them fiction
Shall have stern proof IN contradiction,
Letters-all forms of attesation-
From the Swans of every nation;
With grateful mssives from all quarters,
Psnned by Disease and Qusekery,s martyrs.
Thousands who lay, with futtering breath.
Now in their nightly prayers repeat.
Thanks TO Liie's friend, in Nassau street.
And sometimes names the very number
..Ninety-two Nassau"-even in their slumber-
Cry cut for the "Lucina Cordial"
Persons ordering this medicine from the country by sendi
can have It boxed up and sent to part Of
q. &c North 9Th st, Philadelphia. oiO i'm n
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPREroR THE HERALD EsTABLIsHMBNr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets