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LUClNA CORDIAL,
Oh THE
ELIXIR OF Low

T. IL n / IL OF IL Z
In older time, among the Jews,
That a second wife might choose
No children bore TO bless his home.
Afflicted thus the Roman matron
Prayed to Lucine, the midwifs's patron;
EsXpSdan m T ,bs,s IA n ;ue h,;.sa
And even now, the meek Hindoo-
Wsrm as her cline and tender. too
10 ehildess twelve months from her bridal
Flies weeping to her senseess idol,
And with raised hands, in accents wild,
PETITIONS Bramah for child;
The Hindoo bed Of barrennsss.
30 much forloye in days bygone,
But say, even now, does Loves co.amuaio1
Bless IN OUR land sterile unionl
No, OFT times conjugal felicity,
h thus distuIbed-ay, cen in THIS cy;
Yet may the barren, if they try
W. %sf%s sf Es END ao Tss s1 isad
The childless wiles repininxs end.
But not the provocative power
ALONE is this E.Yir's dover.
Consumption's' ills il will prevent,
With vigor clothe the impotent;
Suppress gleet, whateer its date.
And all hfes functions renoyate;
Eruptons from the skin il chases,
Ar, Ard brings back beauty and the sracea;
lis woman's husband neer deceives hsr.
From Fluor Albas it relieves her,
And s each "a, disease twith proper care tool
These are bat TRUTHS, who calls thon fiction
Shall have stern proof in contradiction,
Letters-all forms of attestation-
From the Swans of every nation
With grateful missives from all quarters
fsnned By Di; SS e.. and 2SasIsr: martyr
Almost within the jaws of death;
FSsnE a t e LIRE s'shis n sdys'iN Nassau street.
Ana sometimes names the very number
.Ninety-two Nassau"-even in their slumber-
CT ry oet for he e. . iaas C Cordial
Persons ordering this medicine from the country by senns
can have il boxed and sent to Of t
No. 80 North 9Th st Philadelphia. 0l0 lms m
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know the plaintiff; have known him since 1870 don't
know that know Miss wsldron personally. ~
The defence wished to put IN the alton of this
witness bn. as It was not evidence directly the sus
II was overruled.
party the Minister'S atwillismsbureh, which has heen
spoken oi-(objected to by Mr.. Graham after answer
was givsi Mr. Edwards propose. to show the perfect
proprieiy OF Sharp's conduct at that party)
The CoURr-l cannot allow this to be gone into
M.RrIs W. Bnowv.-My place Of business !: ct II
Maiden lane, clerk for Plat and Brothers have
been acquainted it'll John Pohemus about i've
his general reputation ia good as far a. know would
not hesitate TO believe him with without an oath.
G,oRar w. PLArr.-I am wholesale dealer In Jewell
ry SC. at IL Maiden lane Pohemus has dealt with
ano". I'VE years MS general character good and
The CouRr la il under stood that tho jury will visit
the house in Orchard street,
The counsel both sides, say, "hat 10 the UNDER
standing OF all parties p and the jurors sgree amongst
themselves to visit the house to morrow morning at ten
o'clock, taking the diagrams with them.
Mrs wrLLs, recalled was at Van Colts house In
October 1912 between the 10Th and 10Th OF the month
Mrs Van Colt asked her if she thought there any
thing criminal between Sharp and Mrs. Van Colt mo
Mrs Wells, never had such thought" told her she
had been with them and she would know whether there
was anything criminal between them then told her
satisfied and that all that was said at the time.
Mas. PHGnE smrs recalled.-I had q conversation
with Mary Waldron in the back basement at Orc hard
street. about the time when DR. Bays story had got en-
lsrged; We wero talking about the disturbance, and
asked her she believed any thing bad had happened be.
them; she said My God Mrs Smith, no-if there
had would not have in the he, hSus. with them
Q-Do you recoect having hal any ersation with
Mary Waldron about her locking Sharp in the bed
room
Ayes did; she said she had locked him up in the
bed while Van Colt was at dinner think under
stood her to say that Mrs Van Colt was at her sten
laws.
Mn. JORDAN here offered to prove to the Court that
Mrs Plane he lady with the trescherous memory 80 she
alb ut to leave the Court during the crossexa-
mnaon OF Mr.. Brymsmesd, said, g don't know
what business he has to ask such questions; guess
the witness stand he won dnt get much out Of
me This he offered order to show the disposition Of
the witness while the stand.
Ma GRAHAM replied that he would admit the CONVEX.
sation-it exactly such thing lady would say
under similar circumstances.
Mr.. EpwARDs.-We receive tho admission and here
close
JuDos Kssr.- Gentlemen, have you any more wit
nesses examiner
CouNssL-No-we both rest here.
JupoE K.rr.-Geptlemen, the case IL closed.
The Court then adjourned to half past ten o'clock TO-
day. when the Jury will proceed to visit the house IN
Orchard street. for themselves through hsf Key
hole.
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPO RUM,
l2l late l29 Chatham styeef, NesC York.

FAeENcy, 3ls BLkEcKER SIREEi,
WHOLE ALE AND RETAIL,
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
sale and fragrant Teas of every variety and style
Their specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades of Green and Black Every package bears h.
thoroughly secured from light and air. that their quality and
will remain uumpaired in climate. Their system
Of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely be exced
founded the utmost regard 70 the rights the custom
especially with weight and quality, and unri
vailed chespness All purchaser called upon any
articles which fail give them the utmost which
the money will be cheerfuy and promptly refunded Country
merchants public establishments, heads Of families, and ship
masters win find decided advantage 70 supply themselves
from this Establishment
gEruINE JAVA COFFEE roasted every day .
Orders from all Of the United States executed with
prymptltude and despatch.
" The only America for the sale Of Hon.
mas celebrated Black Te, m m
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vENCING ACADEMY

FENCING ACADEMY.
MESSRS. ROSAT X ECKERT have the honor 10 in
M form the citizens of New York. that they hive opened an
Academy Of Arms at 1913 Broadway OF Anthony street
&C as well as SparriDg.
Having had long experience in teaching the above b inches
they hope the Of those who wish
first rate twordsmen:
These graceful and useful expand the chest aud
vigorous supple and active aud that easy carriage ha,
A. +. ROSAT
no liner CHARLES ECKERT,
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TO THE PTJBLIC

r1O0 TO $5oO0.-Mr. Francis X Crump, Watch Maker
gag Grand street. begs g inform his friends and the
% make advances cash gold and silver watches
silver in any shape intended for Immediate sale Cash TO any
paid for old gold aud silver Watches Of every de
scription repaired and warranted 24s Grand street.
all inns
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COALBes Peach Orchard, Red Ash Double Screened from
" Washington street. corner OF Desbrosses
sboat prices delivered free Of carge and weighed by city
weigher. 49,
Do Stove.., IN
Broke aLt
A deduction of q IL taken from boats at the foot
OBJ ymsm nm" every 'a'' PATRICK KERRJGAN
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SS5S FOR CHARLEsTON--Regular Packet Of the
kxf 10th Noy.The fast sailing avorite packet ship Pc
.Sa2AuTER HATTklCk, bu-then 800 tons Captain d. X;
fos THIS vessel loading for Charleston and
will sail positively the 10th Nov The accommod ons for
cabin, Cd cabin and unsurpassed by
vessel 10 port number Of her bchs already
gar, d, early application is Necessary.
JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pie street,
nS3t Of South.
SkK FOR LIVERPOOL. on before the goth INST
&XXN The and splendid ship ST GEORGE 400 TOES
2Asburthen. Watson Fe ris. master, having threeourhs
OF her engaged will sail above She has superior
commodaon for ten Passengers For balance Of freight
passage apply 10 the captain board, pier 10 E. r.
no iwigb ERED'K l. TALCOrT, % Wall It.
SxR. NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER.
MN&\ PoOL.-Packet Of 18th Noyember The splendid
,*A2E. well known packet ship HOTTINGUER 100 tons
burthen Captain Ira Bursley. will sail thursday Nov
her regular day. .
The shs ohs line being all 1000 and upwards persons
about bark for the old country, will fail the ad
be derived from eecng this line in preference
any other renders them
comfortable and convenient than ships Of mller class
Those wishing berths this magnificent ship
should not fail 70 make early application to
w. ~. L. TAPSCOTT,
At their General Passage Office, 43 Peck Slip
n3ec corner Of South st.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF
PRIVATELY

| II.
Of a Ga sa wsS IN the
formidable Phy sicans Of but little experience Another
Of remedies to the conveneee Of psten who gene
rally desire to obtain speedily and privately poss
Knowing h. many people have desire for information up
s Go the af 1
sa sa Of ann
tom, Of disease not before alluded to-
and which under the head Of private maadie
sad %fsHS
ed to the use all those who unfortunately need r TREND
treating Impotence barren and certain
to all friendly yet silent monitor where sensual
cbe BY sHs
the Of the frame ostaign Of the heart dtrense
SYMPTOM. indicative Of Soasa@pton often aseIibed
signy and perncous practice, alike destructive the mind
x'S
s 5 SsTp a and sly
is accomplishment. pr G. will to
The which employs enab. him obtain Complete
The price the book above alluded to 50 cents and
BE d, q
hs 6 ssns MhSs sEs S,us
No. g Fulton st. cor. of Gold q. AI'
70 East S. Broadway cor 2, Marksst
rs t psae y, $. so eo Of Of W sscii
sS g s W, ans Chamber.
s %. h' o:
SANDS sARSsAPARILLA-This pnrivalled preparation
& IN be- Of Su
casiyey capable Of fulfilling the high and purpose for
a RdsTSS% sna I'D seaTy % 9sp so sse qs
Botcha and various Gadqsr Enlarge
Sf viii 6 speedily By
enons s "a by no %
ons to its VoraS opeon ea hsy are IS
passes along the canal hence the will feel
The PIopreton daily receiving from the medical p.o.
ample ard willing testimony both written aud verbal
ss.sy a who has suffer-
ed with Scrou IN ITS severes fom presented for the casual
MANSFIELD. Oct. 8, I8i3.
the last fifteen years have been the subject of COM
ested diseases troubled with the dropsy and
f SSs iss ss%sa o
s1n fss
fectsd that but little at the same time attended with
ao and fGfstsy from
swollen ard very sore and constant burning heat irritation
In this situation for weeks compelled lie side,
with but LITTLE sleep My humors assumed renewed and
stubborn hold and apparently threatened dis
solution tried expedient possible with but little
benefit My physician at e 9Th recommended Sands Ssaps
pala-l procured few bottles Of it. which believe to be the
means, through the blessing OF God of restoration
before disease began to leave My and swelling
appetite good, and sleep and quietly To
| severe gn balm EUNICE CRANE.
Having been acquainted with the afflicted widow Mrs En-
Craue of Mansfield for nearly six whose ted
sickness has called forth the sympahes of the community
where she iesdes consider occasion for that her
suengs have been far aeyated by the Sands
parilla which has been so kindly forwarded py yourself
| HENRY BROMLEY,
| Minister Of the Gospel.
We, the Undersigned. do certify that the above facts
| LUTHER MARTIN.
ELEAZAR BENNETT.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for expectation
BY a.. b. SANDS CO., Druggists and Chemists Granite
buildings, 273 Broadway, Chambers street.
Sold also BY A. D. s,9ds, Druggists 70 Fulton street; b.
Sands Co., ~ East Broadway Market
Druggist generally throughout the United States 81 pc
bottle; six bottles for IS. n9 Inns m
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l.. BARONTO,
A RTnST II Ahbeser, Marble, ssaglipls &C. from, Italy
Ahespectaly invites the gentry the inhabitants shopkee
.s Bazaas country dealers and the public in general to
ms Museum OF Arts, No % Orchard street. betweeu Grand
spsnd'd asortment of Italian and English ornaments in Ala
oaster back marble yellow stacte red
and various other marbles verde d prao granite &C.
Consisting OF various sizes Of groups, figures buss azzes
stands watch cases clock stands time spill pots us
antique lamps shell oval groups and
Dogs tables, torenne baskets, bulls cows lions breaches
necklaces obesks bell gozzoly vases ring vases
weights stands card boxes birds
us paintings of Mount Vesuvus Of Napes books ON concho-
logy mineraoEy, geology marine botanist Sc &c Pcs of
articles from l2I cents to 500. -
Cleaning and repairing Of every description on moderate
terms
Admission free. $50 svs,
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OSOLAR LAMPS,n "GREENAUGH'S LAMPsn and
- HORNS GLASS FOUNTAIN LAMPS" A large
and complete OF the above Lamps
On hand and for sale at low and price; the
call and examine before purchasing, chemical Oil and
kud of the best qeaty kept constantly tor sale and
in part of the city. " HOOKER
OFT lmsec Ne Broadway.
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MAH,HFIELp, Oct. IL, lels.


have the receipt OF yonr very respect
fu letter OF the inst am willing comply with the
wishes which II expresses so far may ~ my pow
and having since letter from the mi Of
the county, requesting TO attend me.nxs hch NAV
he hold.n in u, have signif, to that con ny
purpose OF accepting your invaiioD and OF being An
dover on Thursday, the h OF November.
must say, however, gentlemen, that shall visit you
with no view OF entering into broad discussion ss
your letter suggests. have nothing new TO say upon
the sgreat public interests Of the couny- sgrcui-
ture commerce. and its manufactures Nor do dat
ter that any discourse embracing ,hese various
topics which might be made by me, would be productive
Of considerable good.
Other gentlemen trust will be present to take part
in the meeting as am very unwilling that assembly
should be called together for the single purpose Of hear
am. gentlemen, with much regard,
your friend AMI ohsdent servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Messrs stuart Abbott Stevens Johnson Gould Hodges
Merrill, Holt, Marland, ard Rice
TRIAL OF WYMAS 1t IL tne unanimous with OF
the ladies' al Lowri that he trial of this person take
place in the Ciy Hall, in building which will
give them chance get and hear the case tried II
Is possible thing and hnk s we hope that the
trial will take place In the City Hall and that favorable
he appropriated tor the exclusive Of the ladies'
Our High sheriff we know will do his part to make
things comfortable Lowell Courier, Not g.
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PREMIUM HATS AND CAPS
IA SUPERIOR Moleskin, Nutria and Silk Hats, Cloth
land Velvet Caps Of the subscribers manufacture di
poma awarded by the American Institute the late Fair
this city for beautiful specimens of Moeskn Hats, and
diploma also awarded for superior Of cloth and
velvet On hand large of hats and caps
Persons Of articles his line respectfully solicited
to favor him with call. WILLIAM BANTA,
No "a Canal st, conner of Wooster street,
OBJ 1mNm and No. 100 Chatham street.
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COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTIONS,
ASTHMA, DC, &c.
FOR b + S
AMERICAN RAI,SAM


FOR the eectual Of coughs colds catihs consump
tons whoopiug cough liver complaint asthma difficulty
of breathing and all affections Of the langs, &c. &c.
The above Balsam has been prepared and sold New York
the above complaints cannot be uaed in No medicine
offered the public the invaluable
pertes Its expectont, combined with its anodyue qualities
ingredients being all vegetable and the peculiar process it,
preparation give hsvor and pleasantness which render
agreeable to the most delicate stomach The performed
by it, qu,nty sold and the testimonials OF those who have
benehed by IT, have induced the proprietor offer
the public certain and eectual remedy for above
No one aborng under any of the above complaints should
delay, but give trial. and the medicine will be
To be mad only at Pearl street. corner Of Cross st. New
York. the low price Of so bottle oe imsr
A sHBURTON sAUCE-For enrching soups Fish. PouI
n try, Meats, WILD Fowl, Game, sc.
This Sauce is confidently recommended the best offered
To be obtained, wholesale and retail, at J. VAN BENZ
HOTEN'S, $40 Broadway, corner hiie street. whole
'"'' ~ ''' OSBORN TONE
o25 Imsr rs Courtlandt street.
ITO WOOL MANUFACTURERS, &c-The subscribe
GoULDiNG late Of Roxbury, Machnist, and as such is
alone authorized claim and from those indivdu
ais or companies various parts of the United States who
made used certain improved machinery by
secured him by Letters Patent dated Dec 18TH
1926 goth July 1885, and he hereby cautions such ndyid
and companies against paying thing except
give them legal discharge FOR the damage or compensation
to which said oudpg estate by law entitled for the
Of the scored TO him by the Patents above
med. - Il. COPEkANp, Jr Assignee
T As these Patents expired the 18th Of December 1870
uohng claimed expected Tor the use OF the
since that time. ola cod msr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-12
JOHN G.

A writer IN the Macon, Ga, Messenger
thus traces the political twistifications Of
the 'Arch Nnllier." IF ever man boxed
the political compass, Mr.. calhoun is that
man,-The truth Of every assertion con.
tanned in the extract below can be estab.
lisfed from tire indubitabIe testimony Of
the records Of the country.
sIn 1916. the godfather Of a protective
tarin-in 1882, the advocate Of Nulllfca-
ton 10 overthrow it-In 1888 the supper.
ter of the Compromise actin 1871, the
violent opponent ofit-In 1916 The advo.
cate of a National Bank-in 1884 prspos-
ing to extend its charter IL years-in
1893 and 1871, denouncing it as unconsfi-
tutional-In 1916, the advocate Of a sys.
tenn of Internal 1mprovements-in 1910
the moving spirit, that breatked life into it
in 1882, the %denouncer Of it. as entail
ing all the evils Of the tarif-in 1913,
again o advocate-In 1886, the advocate
Of distributing the proceeds of tie sales Of
of the Public Lands among the States, and
the author Of the scheme l64l, the re-
yilcr of The scheme as unconstitutional
In 1912 the advocate of the proceeds of
the public lands, bling continued at the
Treasury, as the only constitutional mode
of aIppfication-in 1884 the author of the
proposition to take them from the old States
and to cede them to the States in which
they be-In 1916, the author of the propo-
siti6n to appropriate the bonus Of the Uni
ted States PAM, TO the works Of Internal
IImprovemeBt-in 1910, the reviler oftho9e
who voted for this proposition.--In 1928,
the proud boaster of his great services in
giving being 10 the american system"
now the traducer Of those who ac-
ted with him and followed his Iead--The
author of the system Of Internal Improve
ments, which has squandered 80 many mil
lions of dollars, for ne go2d end, and now
the prosecuting %reviler ofthose who attemp-
ted to carry out the schemes he planned
The opponent ofthe Sub Treasury in 1884
the great advocate Of it now The ad.
~yocate of every measure hated by the
| South, and the bold Senator, who declared
in 1912. that he had not changed any of
| these principles. and yet the supplicant for
their votes-The clustering advocate of
"free trade" In his whole Congressional
| career before his connection with MIR.
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Londoa Times.
The Sauia Ec Trait. This trade ia y

The Santa Fc Tiradc.-This trade Is MS
stunning much Importance, not alone for
The specie which it brings to this and the
more caslAr" cities. but on account of ils in.
cfcaslng amount and the regular poriodf-
cal arrivals of its merchants. Their pur.
cliasrs in this city, which are paid for in
specie, amount this year 10 nearly or alto
getber 10000, and entirely for articles Of
Pittsburgh manufacture. THOR heaviest
purchase was Of Mr.. g. Townsend for 60
heavy wagons and some pleasure chffiages.
The former Of these are intended for The
conveyance 'ht If goods, through the immen.
80 prairie and the gaps ofths rocky noun.
taina, from Independence in the Missouri,
TO Sante 70. These wagons are never
brought back, but are burnt or destroyed
for the sake Of the iron Of which they are
in 20 great II part built and which 10 there
sold for more than the wagon can be pur.
chased here. From $ 10 600 mules are
brought with them and left ut tpdepen.
dence for which they have purchased hsr-
ness Of Mr.. Haftly Of this city. Eight Of
these are attached TO the wagon, the mer.
chants themselves attending as a guard,
and then they set out on their long and
pefilous jonfney.-P'iHsburgh Americau.
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q. ~

paitse, gentlemen, and reflect. lest in.
s'ead oil holoring the dead, yn, build nm n
monument to the e6tninemofaijou If vot,r 6yyn
.'ly aha ffhtadiebs; and Hhieh you may live
! MS Is The very sensible advice tts editor
Of The Memphis Eagles gives u hose chi.
Aehs Of mississippi in favor Of raising i mann.
ineht IL DR., iIagaiL The subscribers 10 such
measure v ould do we'll to pause and reasrt
ne titne Is not far distant when they viii
ptosh at tbs recognition Of their own sigma.
lures. That RESULT Is As inevitable ms Tho nm.
ward march Of timej DIR. %tiAgalt'a fsfbe jg ono
OF SO sicily nature--so impufs-so diseased
-that It's stencil will come up while Ii Is yet
green and that change in popular opinion ii
very last taking place In Mississippi, which
VIII eoi'#ian the chief Of his political doc
'f''ies 10 the elaarte Of e*plodhd politics. We
speak this m tio III feeling 10 the memory If
haEap' During nearly three years that dir
relations rs editors were familiar if moi int.
'ha'e} VS. ref5llFtt III wbrd Of disrearett Of
nnkIfldfess III ont paper towards The editor
81 the other. We disagreed without otarral.
ltngj mud itbiIo We often eonplitpented tho
Dbtiof OF His gdod tElHgs,t' we as freouen.s
condemned bis evil ones. But for his pc.
lffeal doctflftds. We always entertained q prn-
looha horFor-a sovereign disgust. There
no gliding on The pill he offered, II was
sorfuptien naked and loathesotne-undjssimr4
lated Observation-Disclosures theft, although
I was put up in a form that deceived md se4
luced d few. THESE, In the freshness If
leif gftei III the loss bf d friend whom they
'd'nlrhd to say The l~east-perhaps to say alt
propose a ihoiitifleut to his memory. A
to that-one more durable than
.farfte Or marble, has been already conn.,
'ieted! There is d s~tain-~a foul blot
n The esttstthb5n Of Mississippi, which will
The flatne Of IIagan to remote
But p~ostefity will regard ii with
and shame, ind those who do not
themselves 10 i've though deadd iii
uch q connection, will av6id what must as
uredly bring repentance hereafter. Should
arson Miller die to-day, there would be ae
lnch reason and sound sense In raisjDp n
'lnnn 10 bis name as a prophet, as in raising
ne to Hagan's as Il politician or statesman!
the former has made prophecy mors
dicnlo,is than it was before, except among
followers, the latter has done the same fof
tblic dishonesty, except among the few
},o desired TO benefit by his creed. In this
thf, the nations perhaps, owes something to
,th. But the debt viii be best cancelled BY
viro zach d draft TN Oblivion, sufficiently
rgs to close e~tefhally I'll their accounts in
lis world and 10 prevent the necessity, if pos
b|es, Of their opening any IN worlds To
me-