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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-06-03
MUSIC AND UTILITY!

uvuVVuV H1VO I'LL
A POLIO once harp possessed,
IA Aud well that harp could strike,
While music nowadays Of the best,
| Can never boast its like.
But vet burst of mellow notes
| viii sometimes reach the ear,
| Which through the air vibrating floats
| Luxuriant, soft, and clear.
Voluptuous strains, re-echoing rife
With sympathetic glow,
Oft speak in all the walks of life,
Both TO the high and low.
Tie music of this simple truth
Is soothing in ssIhese Iin,es,"
| II when we wish 10 cheer the heart,
We invoke the music IN rhymes
II cheers one much, these words to read,
Who know, in south, It's So
"My GOODS were bought with cash-indeed
My Goods were bought quite low.'
Such is the course we now pursue,
With object firm and steady,
To buy our Goods with cash, tits true,
And sell them for the rcadyn
And if the inference you would know,
And understand the wherefore:
We buy Goods cheap, and sell them SO,
And ask the ready, therefore.
And every Steamboat from below
Shall bring US something new,
For comfort, fancy, taste, or show,
Which please to call and view.
Wen sell at wholesale very cheap.
The same at retail, too!
While we receive the "Yeil0w Drops"
Or Bullion wIite or blue.
To all the Ladies, young and old,
Around US many miles,
Come give little Of your gold,
And take our goods with smiles.
And ge.tlemen, we fain would say,
From high TO low degree,
Come let US sell you goods this day,
For gold, 'tis cuuency!!!!
Our Farmers, too, will understand,
(That which we hope will please,)
Wen buy Produce from off their land,
Their butter and their cheese.
In selling cheap, we say to all,
We win not be oUtdone:
We wish to see you-please to call
And ask you, one by one.
Aud il you do not like our rhymes,
Perhaps you'll like our ware;
Wen sell il all 10 suit the times:
Call in, we're always 'sthar."
WIN. LAWTHER d %.
Polosi, April 90, 1913. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-06-03
Important 10 Purchasers

S. NJ. e. L. LANGW0RTHY,
TTAVE lately received, by the Steamers Now
Brazil, Jasper, Otter, and Others, 4 large and
splendid assortment of staple and Fancy Dry
Goods. Boots and shoes, Queensware,
Tinyvnre. Hardw are, Cutlery, Cloth ing
Iroa. steel, Nails, miii-saws and CAST
ings, togetherwith a large quantity Of Groceries,
consisting Of Rio, Havana & Java C.Gee'; brown,
Havana, and loaf Sugars; imperial, gunppwdef,
and hyson Teas; sperm and mould Gambler; James
P;yer and Missouri Tobacco; No. ! and Mack
ereL. in barrels and haltOaHes; mess and prime
P,rt. in barrels aud half0auels; also, one Of the
very best lot of Vines, BraTsdie', Gin, and Hht'-
ken, ever offered in this market.
Frorn IN. care which we have taken in the selec-
ton OF the above mentioned articles, we are ena-
bled 10 offer them at very reduced prices for CASH.
We respectfully invite the public TO call and eK-
anime our stock, and request mem 10 remember
-. g. = 80 TvounIg TO SHOW GooDs' at the
Store Of >. VI. q L. bA-'O =" Nhi
Potosi, May 20, l543. ii
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Dolce Prairie HOTEL

Dolce Prairie H0tel.--The sub
ID ser,b,r respectfully informs the travelling pso-
lie; ,hat or and after this date he will be prepared
20 accommodate them in good style.
>. THE Bo1cE PRAIRIE HorgL is situated on the
shortest and best road from Potosi 70 Lancaster,
half wav between the two places. Charges m0o''
rste, and every attention Pc d TO trsTelsI.-
JOHN. n. EAYREs.
.suil 20, I643. u"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-06-03

Territory of wisconsin, District Court U, S.
Grant County, ss.} September Term, lSi3.
REDKccA P. FARRNGroN,1
rs Petitson for Divorce.
ALRx'R. c. HARRINGTON.
PON filing the Plaintiffs petition and affida-
~ vii, and ON motion of her attorney, il is or
dered by the Judge al Chambers, that the time Of
hearing said petition be the 10Th day of July, d.
lSa3, at IL O'Clock A. Nj. of said day, at Chambers;
and that the dispositions of Leonard ]. Kendall
and David Kendall, ST., will be taken before -
Cuniss, Justice OF the Peace, in the town of Au-
gusta, Oneida county, in the State of New York,
on the 18th day of June, A. d. lS4S, on commission
and ntonogatores filed; and that notice of the
time Of taking said testimony and of hearing said
petition, be given to said defendant, by publication
for four successive weeks in the Grant County Her
aid, newspaper printed in the town of Lancaster,
in said Grant county, once in each week, previous
to the time of taking the same.
l.. .. SHRADER, Clerk.
May Is, 1919. l0-4w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-06-03
OLD SNAKE BAKERY.

CONFIDENT of receiving a share of public
" patronage, the subscriber has established q
BAKERY at the HEAD OF THE Hollow, where
he will be happy al all times and seasons TO offer
to his friends and the public, the following little
frings, all of the first quality, and cheap for cash
Loaf 81 D., Frosted,l
Butter, 9 Pound, J
Boston.f Jumbles,
Soda 4 z Tars and
Pilot. o Pies of every kind.
Cakes and Pies furnished for Balls aud Parties
at the shortest notice.
MARTIN T. ENNOR.
Potosi, May 26, 1913. u
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POTOSI CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

TNNHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
Il that he has just received by the steamer Chip
pewa, full and beautiful assortment. of clothing,
manufactured in New York expressly for his estab-
ment. He now offers
Coats, PantalOOns, Vests, Cravats and
Handlerchicis,
of every desc Upton of material, including large
collection of Summer Clothing and Piece
GOO DISTINGUISHING of CLOTHS and CALIcoEs,
BOOTS, Shoes and CAPS, all Of the latest fash
ion and styles, at very low prices for cash.
0AFDraits on .well-known houses in Galena, st.
Louis, New Orleans, and New York, furnished at
low rates. ISAAC u. URf.
Potosi, Maybe 1913. 10
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go and sriiiinary'Goods,

,o,ss,;,g or SIX. RiJ5jns, BOHnets. French Nee:
~ ~ Ie 6s.-aII Of the latest fashions and
svles., From Ter thorough knoEledge Of the 6o'i-
80 Madame Esq is confident Of being able 70
@iv. .ntjr. satisfaction those ~ho may patron
Re her. Poosi, May 2e, 1913. II
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Potosi Millinery Store.

Three Dom dbors HttnleT'a E1etGnge'
ENZ, late Of Galena, respectful
WI " Informs the LADIES Of Poiosi and Eieinll
- ,1at sbe has us, opeusd a eomPleie assortment
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-06-03

NoliCE 10 HEREBY GIVEN, that shall
~ sell on the twenty-iourh day OF Jnne next, At
the hour of nine of the clock in tho forenoon of
that day, at the Office of Barber Il Dewey,
in the Town of Lancaster, in the county Of
Grant, and Territory OF Wisconsin, in ,heomanner
prescribed by law, at public auction, the following
Real Estate, belonging TO the estate OF John Humes,
late of Philadelphia, in the State of Pennsylvania,
deceased, to wit: The east half of the northeast
quarter OF section number four, of township num-
oer 'iour north, of range three west of the fourth
principal meridian, in said Grant county; the west
hali OF me southwest quarter of section number
'wen'y'hve in township number iouI Mouth, of range
number hse west OF said meridian; and the un-
divided one-'hird OF the ives, half of The SOUTH
east quarter of section number twenty-six, in tho
township and range last Aforesaid; and the ives,
half of the northeast quarter of section number If
teen, in township number four north, of range
number six west of said meridian, Terms Of
lpayment,-cAsH. GEORGE Ii. COX.
Administrator de bonis non, with the
will of said deceased annexed.
Dated, Lancaster, Grant county, wisconsin,
Territory, May 10, lS43. ( 1913
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-06-03

.URS AND HIDES wanted, il exchange for
I Goods, at OIio' IAN oLo'e.
Lancaster, March 3, 1913. 2qu
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d. "A. MACKENZIE.

81 AS received per late arrivals, a full and con
IL Il plete assortment OF SPRING GOODS, sui
able Tor the trade, season, and times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19
NO E'ECE.

conformity with the decree of the Circuit Superior
l. Court OF Law and Chancery for the county oil Mel
son. pronounced upon the 9th OF October, 1912, in the
rase Of George Vaughn, jr., George ii. Mitchell.
and others and a like decree in the case of Floyd
L. Whitehead VS. George II. Mitchell and Others and
by virtue Of decd of trust executed by said Mitchell to
the subscriber. bearing date the Sh day of May lS4l
tho undersigned, the trustee in said decd WILL upon the
10Th day Of March next upon the premises, in the
ty of Nelson, situated upon the road leading from
l.ovngstoa 10 Lyncburg, and about four miles from
the former place. sell the highest bidder, fer cash,
the lot parcel Of Land, upon which said Mitchell now
same. purchased hy him of William Bbb The two
parcels cuutsnine abWt 10 scres Tho Land is yaua
bile in every respect. and the Lot is highly improved,
\ Tavern. S;ore. Sc, il s ia desirable situation.
S. CLAIBORNE. Trustee
and Commissioner.
Doc % tl0M
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'EA EAR9S FRS.

sllE subscriber has rented for The present year the
Il AMHERST .UI.LS. situated immedatey on
shc bank of the Canai-and isnow prepared 10 receive
and grind Wheat for toll. Ills tevns oseAenih or he
will give barrel of superfne Flour. Rchncnd inspec
ton. for five bushels Of wheatOr if any persons wish
70 ship their Wheat to Richmond, he wiz receive and
forward 1t with all possible desaci, at such price
NJ. Williams, David W. Burton. Esqrs, Col Lang
horne and Gen. Rodcs. JAS SCTPUIN
Amherst. August d. 1912 Is
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YlEi&MiSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,'

pmblishsd ssmseekiy, (erery Monday and 1hursiay)
n Fsw Dsias per aua, payable in adranes No sub
ss,psn ,e b receSedtor shorter time than sir months;
paper in be discontinued, (ercep at the dseref'o"
II NE Edjfsrs,) until oil asveagayes paid
~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 80 esnfs per
s,s~re (sr ,ess) for The first insertion and 37 cents for
s,syy subsequent insertion.
EVERY ADVERTISER Is required to note on his
4auserip long he ,rises his advertisement inserted
~ advertisement not noted, will be inserted m its dis
ssusinuancs be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .4DT'ERTISL\G tho terms for
NJ privilege Of tro squares $40 for square, S25 for
sns sg-4ore, inner. form, S35
~ JOB PRINTING; erectted neatly and expeditions
Y snd On reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

WILL give the highest cash prices for green and
Il dry Hides delivered at the Market House.
Sole and Upper Leather will be given in exchange,
If preferred. Hides ill I've tanned shares and deliver
ed at the Market house when tanned. All work
ranted. w. l.. FAIR.
Nov. 3 Is
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N sl,l,ICEi.

YTNTIE firm of Geo. C. Curle & Co. composed OF
i George G.. Curlc and Mrs. Eliza II. Long, Gate
Eliza X. Perry now wife of Armlslcad Long. is dis
solved this day. by consent The debts will be paid by
Gege g. Curlc who will wind up the affairs OF the con.
crrn " ltness our hands, the l0ll, January, 1913.
GEO. &. { RLE.
ARMISrEAD LONG,
for T.. Il. Long.
Jan. l2 Is
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WiSli to purchase five hundred bushels of good Oats
- ior which will give the market price in cash.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
fOR SALE--lO barrels Tanners soil.
Dec. o. Is
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TO THE PUBLIC.
ROYAL j. NJ q lS q 4 N,

bNKBEN, MI,
"AS opened SHOP in Mr.. Cradles New Granite
III Building, frs, office. the street leading To Mar
tins Warehouse. and i'll be thankful for patronage
lie the public that he will all times be found
Al his post. READY and WILLING to give his attcn-
loH to their comfort In corst quence OF the hardness
vi The times, ho has reduced his prices, As follows;
For a singe shave. e, cents
Cutting Hair. l2a cents.
Andmon,hly customers In proportion. r.. NJ.
jan l6 at
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Notice..

uVIIE undersigned will hereafter carry On the Carpcn-
ters Business IN all its various branches, and respect
fully solicsa public patronage lewillk cepa gen
sa assortment Of Timber at his fathers shop for the pre-
sent, and al his rs he provide one.
GEORGE &. CURi.t..
Jan. ~ is
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<s'H'se'EI.

gTNllE Carpenters Business, lis various branches,
will be- carried IN by the subscriber at the Shop
sormerly occupied by George G.. Cure < Co. lie re-
pecttuily suiclls the patronage Of the public.
ARNloIEAD LONG.
JAN l2 IL
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AlnlanaClts for lS4:t.

A MEXICAN and various other kinds CottJm's
IA Virginia, by the gross. Richmond price, Tor sale
by, PAYNE. GREGORY s. co.
Now IS
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FOR RENT.

d. VERY desirable family residence on Church
#m, street, obliquey opposite the Washington lo
-A-'A tel Possession given the 18th of December
mex. Apply Ito G. w. YANCEY.
Nov IA ,s
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Sing Sing, Westchestor 20.
Correspondence OF the Herald.l
WEsTcHEsrER, July |, 1913.

WEsTcHEsTER, July l, 1913.
Enthusiastic Reception Of Governor Bo,sck.
Our highest anticpations OF the enthusiasm of the
people OF Wesicheser, in the reception OF the Gov
emor of this State, have been fully realized. Thus
manifestations ofrespect and good will to the Chief
Magistrate OF the State-no, with the obsequous
parade, or aduatory encomums, but with gener-
Gus and spontaneous welcome to the county, and
It's interesting associations, which has been demon
strated IN every instance IN n manner worthy Of an
intelligent and independent people
On Friday morning, the Governor, in his carriage,
and in company with some gentlemen OF Putnam
county, entered the county OF Westchester, and
was received with all due hospitality by the county
Committee, and the people OF PeekskIll, AT the Ho-
tel of Col Williams; where he was received with
a very pertinent and appropriate Address, in be-
half OF the citizens, from WARD HOWARD,
Esq to which his Excellency responded in a very
happy manner The whole parry were then sump
tuot,sIy entertained and the congratulations Of the
citizens on the visit of the Governor succeeded
After passing few hours in this agreeable inter-
course between ruler and people, the governor es-
corted by the county committee, number cf citl-
zens of Peekskll, Yorktown, Bedford, &C. pro-
ceeded through the town OF CourtIandt, to the town
of Mount Pleasant, where he was received by
depntation OF citizens on behalf of the town-and
on approaching the village at the north line, he
met by the President and Trustees OF the village,
aud welcomed thereto in polite and courteous
manner by the President. An escort and process
sion, composed OF the Sing Sing Band, Guard, Fire
Companies, public officers and cilzens. embracing
guests the Governor and suite, and the dlstIn-
gushed gentlemen from the towns reterrcdto above,
were formed and moved IN due order to the village,
and having passed through the principal sreets,
repaired TO the Mountain Hose" where prepara-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-04
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the HERALD
BALTIMORE. July I. 1919

Correspondence of the HERALD
BALTIMORE, July I, 1913.
The Attorney Gencralship- Officials IN General.
My DEAR BENNETT -
| The die is at length cast, and the hopes expecta-
| tons and anxieties of n numerous host of expec-
tants, both here and elsewhere, are for the present
sllenced, if not put TO rest for ever.
John Nelson, Esq, has received, and accepted
| the appointment of Attorney General of the United
States, made vacant by the death of the lamented
Legare. The appointment has not as yet been
made public, but it is, nevertheless fact that may
be depended on, for / speak from the book He
left here. for Washington this morning, and is
about this time entering upon the duties of his
office.
John Neisod has confined himself entirely 10 the
duties OF his profession since his return from Naples
whittier he was sent as American Charge by Gen
Jackson, and in that profession has gained an
honorable fame, and stands to-day with Johnson,
Mcmahon, Schley, &c, at the head of the Mary
land bar
1t is, therefore, needless to say that his appoint.
ment has given very general satisfaction. In TACT
there is no one save the disappointed that murmur,
although il is the candid opinion OF all that either Z
Collins Lee, d. Delosier Gill, VIM. J. Cole, F.
Pope Lovegrove, j. Strabo Boyd, Esqrs., either Of
whom would have doubtlessy consented to serve
if appointed. might have better been spared from
Baltimore at this time than Nelson. But who shall
gansay the Doctor '-who dispute the Captains
will!
1t is said that Henry A. Wise worked hard for
Lee; but twas no go. He might have succeeded
better, had there been no Bunker Hill celebration;
for then, in all human probability, John Tyler
would not have known what great man Collins
was but Lee accompanied him to Boston, and
that fixed things He will now learn that it is not
well to be too well known.
Your friend, Captain Stockton OF New jersey, has
been offered the head of the Navy department, but
declines. His champagne was, TO say the least of
it, disinterestedy uncorked He is a noble fellow
few decline these DAYS.
Mr.. Upshur, it ia said, declines the Secretary of
States char, and gives reason, that he is we'll
acquainted with the wants, and takes great int.
rest in the well being OF the navy. Gin which he is
deservedy popular,) and thinks, upon the whole,
| after trying the chair OF State, that i, suits
him not as well as the office that he will now
retain Spencer will make bold dash Tor the chair
J of State, and-w not get it. Can't you recon-.
| mend some good honest Cahoun-man OF the empire
| State for the seatl A man OF undoubted influence
| none other wlllsuit Yours,
BENEDICT.
| Nelson's, ofcourse, democrat, and firm friend
OF John G. Calhoun.
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HoRRD TRAGEDY-We learn from the Fred
eilcksburg, Va, Democrat of Friday, the folio wiBg
particulars oil a most atrocous affair which ,CcuT-
red in Madison. 1t seems that young man lamed
Ford, was severely cowhided for some off ic-, by
a man, named Beck. The brothers of For two or
Of the occurrence, and threatened reven e. On
day last week, the parties met by agreemt it son
miles from home--near James city-arme and =
cOmpanled by friends. Efforts were made to =
coffin, and went TO the place appointed, an ed
with pistols and scythe One OF the Fords APP
preached him with cowhide; with pistol in his
other hand, to be used, if Beck resisted. Resist
ance being made. the pistol was discharged, and
Beck fell, the bali having entered his head. The
parties, we understand, have heretofore sustaneda
good character, which makes this transaction doubly
barbarOus
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IN ffia pahsge.

THE EEW YORK HERALD-daiIy nswspaper-pu''
Mshed every day OF the year except New say aho
yourth Of july Price cents per coPyor 81 10 PEI al
aun--pos,ages paid-casb in aavsnce'
THE WEEKLY HERALp-pubIshedev every Saturday
movnss-price os ceuts per copy, % ~ per annum
hostages plid--cash IA advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Q;
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND and ncreaSs g
as Ihas the iergsst circulation Of Gny paper IN ih; citS
or he ooy1 end i, therefore tie best channel tos basss
uer ~ the ei.y country Prices moderatecash 10 cd.
vance,
PRINTING orali kinds executed the most noderst,
prices and il the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR ey THE HERALD EsrA5LrsaHENT,
Northwest corner Of fulton and Nassau streets
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ROOMS TO LE'r

Err IN THE BELMUNrHOUsE, NEW BRIGHTON
E.H Tbs subscriber HAVING fitted up TINS s.,ab hmen at
expense the iort Of tfients and The
pubic ard gratef. for already be-
him, ry his exsIti0ns peaie for
gift
He begs inform he-, that he has sill double and
IA single which he will let
the mss If immediate application be made and will
be happy Wishing enj beauty
and advantages Of tins place.
The situation VI the desirable the Terrace.
Having hoe large bathing house directly ont, The
bOades enjoy that luxury with the gsea.es
end pleasure.
steamboats, ply constantly throughout the day TO and
from New York, George PlEhlS,
Belmont House. New d ishton.
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Borders Cuts, Brass Rule, and ell other articles manufac
,ureJ this establishment, at the reduced rates.
New Articles got up to order, on being furnished with
patterns
The Type cast at this est-bl,hmen both the style 4
Face and The material which IL Is made particularly adapted
for u Newspaper Printing.
All kinds of Ste ,eoypiuz furnished to order.
B-Such Newspapers will copy the above three times,
will be entitled 10 in Typc, making bill OF four times
thss utof, be rh.rs pse al
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p. A. EACOSTE,

MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER,
HAS the hepo to inform the public PARTICULARLY the ladies
II rev York aad It's vicinity. that he has just opened
No S69 Broadway, where they find large and spen
FRjNGEs, GIMps, CORDS, TAs5ELs AND
Trimmings.
Also Military garments, such Epauettes, Belts &C.,
article the above line be mads TO order very
sncu notice ~ 3Wsm
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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
TYPES, AND ALL OTHER PRINTING Nationals
MANUFACTURED Ar
CONNER'S
UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREOTYPE

FOUNDRY,
CORNER OF NASSAU Arg Avn STREETS.
NEW YORK,
CAN BE HAD AT EIGHTEEN PER CENT DE-
DUCTION FROM OLD PRICES.
'E undersigned respectfully informs the Old Patrons Of the
Type sud Stereotype Foundry, formerv known JAMES
CorvERs aud recently CONNER CooKEs and the
public general that orders for
PRINTING TYPES,
PRESsfS, CHASES, CASES, IMPOSING STONES,
INK, FRAMES and every other article necessary form
Completes PnvHg Establishments, favorable and
OF good quality other esblshDent the United
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LUClNA CORDIAL,
OR THE
ELIXIR OF LOVE .

ELI X OF LOV e.
In cden tirne among the Jews,
Who.e fist. By Fac, untindiy doom.
10 ehildren bore 10 bless his nome.
prayedto Lueine, the mitwie's patron
Cal!edto their aid the Prie:t, ofIr,is;
Aed even now, the meek Hindeo-
W s 4, 1s her cline and tender pl too 90 1r;a,
Flies weeping TO her senseless idol,
Aud with ri'sed hands, inaccents Wild,
Fer we 81. Ssm ans1 lot ss, ,up, TO bless
The Rindoo bed Of u,rrenn.s,
SO much FOR love in diys by gone,
and savage customs in your own;
sgl say. even now. DIES L9ve's communion
sbu S'di,%i ssGSa!aya! ;.a'i IN Iii. city,
The sfI ans, iaeTe IS and nd Iaa''piyi"
The chiide,s wiie'i replnirgs end.
a sTs not 'H 81. 'i Es4. sd Ssss'
Consumptons ills il will prev ent,
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1t also for sale Pslsdelpha, North Sixth street.
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