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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

j. Inc President takes the high ground. heretofore
hr'1ehcd IN 'hc Union that all examination into his con-
duct touching the Mexican war akin to treason-.nce
1t gives aid and comfort the enemy lie would doubt
less he very glad TO establish doctrine convenient to
i" uSuri'ne Executive But 1t We have hing. We have
not reached that stage OF degcncrucy IN which the
maxim that The King can do no icroar will mass c,,-
rent with the people The Wings are as ready As their
opponents To shed their blood and pay their money in
the prosecution OF the warbu they are not prepared TO
surrender the freedom OF speech and Of the press No
Sediuon law, We believe, has yet been re-enac,ed!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

AEEivAi or IEp.r5. Capt. e.. y. Cruenden, Lieuis.
= = Upton aHd Julian May, aud SIXTY r., pryatcs and
no" commissioned 'ic"fs oi the regiment Of Mounted Ri
h"men, Company f. arrived ts cry Yesterday from #
l"r-on Barracks, Mo- The steamboat Pontiac and will
leave 90 few days for the war. They ac fine
looking u1fdy h2nd OF men, recruited IN the West well
calculated Tor the iu which they hny, orT-,d 49,
Ihe bof''s o the company seventy number were also
brought ON the Pontiac. Capt " T. Saudrfsou of C,rn.
pany y, aud Litu's Raguet, Newton and Gordon are
peclei down the nsy,boaL Tins company consists of
seveny-siH men ~. -. PieayuHe, Dee g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

hAFtosIoS ASp l.Ds' oT LmE-We learn from the New
Orleans papers that the tow boat Missis.irr Cant k,n
t"'''d i"o nl her boilers the 2-ih ut u towing over
the bar no the south We, Pass tine shp Waha.h from n
h"ik. WA Nicholson, Fret Engineer. the -,crsman,
fireman and two deck hands were irzt,pt, trcg
Capt Kinney the pilot lNr J smith, aud one dec. hand
named John Lewis, considerable wounded Ly being
bru-et and scaldrd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

IL II e not certain, after all that Cen A A. Chapman
will decline a election to Congress The Flnrasre De
mocrat states that he had time so determined but
hat the urgent Pcsulsions OF has friends have induced
him to hold the subject under farther consideration We
advise asPants in that District count ter
too SOON Gen. Chapman m.ed them two years ago, and
II i not improbable that he viii d. So aean
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

" The President states that he n,tfu csd Com Con.
nor 10 permit Santa Anna, Amono anI ReJon To- return
10 Mexico, without any stipulation or un Iorsandng n re-
gard their course after they should BE- roinstle in power
though Dol Know hlt they bad been me- bitterly hostile l
the United stios Dc Paroles himsaf before their expulsion
oi o.. The b.undon By which che Mexican War has been
'R's1'd ''' strikes ms a. the most remarkable. That
the PRESIDENT onrcpiuons az 10 the effect Of t erin.
Ordinary monwuvc, have not been realized il certainly
not assango az that he should have boon oreduous
to entertain them sugneious Statesman is Mr. James
X. Polk!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

AUolNT1uNr Ey rHF PEE.IrtSr Col. r. A. Churchill
OF Cincinnati, has been appointed Commissary IN the o.
= Army 10 place ct Maj Vim. r. Johnson. resigncd-
Inc appointment entities hun the rank and pay Of Ma
or lie has orders 20 report himself to Gen TAYLOR at
MJnteTey.-Cm. illus
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

IL The L. $. soop %, war Boston. Commander tcor,
r Pearson, from New York. bound to the Gull OF Me,,co
struck ON the ou'ctrcct OF the Bahamas on the 18th uun
and was totally wrecked. All officers and crew sue
ceeded IN reaching the shore, where they lived IN cas two
weeks, until they taken o by the schooner Vol,pt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

u The effect Of the late foreign has been to de
press the wheat and flour market This fact a striking
commentary On that part OF the Presidents Message address.
ed to the farmers Where the betcr prices OF which
he speaks So Gppantly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11
nnsrnN MARKEr- -. ;

Pfovrions-Pork BE- doll. mcss is nominal Of 50 5OatG.
ceot and extra clear $ 5Oli2, prime s. 25as a. mos
fci Lord there BE- 7r demand a. 75a7l mos Talow
Sale NJ rendered nt ete, cash. Flour-Conosee 1874
a5A4' Ohio and " chgan, IS, 2Ja5 81, cash. Corn-New
yellow ilascs readily NJ 7Oc old 72s73c; new white Ga
0y eId fOc, cash sugar-Sales Of 80 brs Cubs brown
und yellow Of 7insic mos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

o. BY iHo proceedings u the House Of Rsprcsr,,ry,s
on "Wednesday, Of will bs seen that l,c sgir,, of t
ncNnuon of Mexico and California Co the o. sar,.. and
The organization in those Provinces Of territorial poye,.
meni' under dl.cussou. While We are surpri.,d n, m
apparent indifference of Mr. Rbeu. of South C,rg, fl,
these nsufpauonsu gentleman who s s9mcv l.f ,c,i,,
red Tor HE rigid notions of constitutional construction
IRE ganhed Co perceive that hs colleague. Mr. u,Im,s
dcnouncos them i1 unqualified terms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

~ The New Orleans Commercial Time. If the q3i..,
states that ioter- had that fran, leo,
under date "i the 18th ut, from PARTIES having excellent
sources OF Information, abiding su stronger tcrms than
heretofore 10 The probability Of Mexican pryatser. bsu,
hued out To- pros up"u American commerce The Times
-'y' has heretofore been secpca ON the subject bu this
Information rendors tIcss inrr,du.ous
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11
OluftteRrS,


The fennsyivana regiment OF Volunteers Tor the Mex
can war is fully organized. Four Of the companies ar,
from the city OF Philadelphia, aud sx from the interior n
the State. They have proceeded TO Psburg the place Of
rendezvous
Edward Webster, OF the Senator rom Massachu.
sets, Ia enrolling company Ia Boston,
Measures are IN progress for the formation Of voun.
eer company in Boieourt county Va under the auspices
OF Capt James b. Wilson
We learn from yesterday Alexandra Gazette that the
company Of Alexandra Volunteers has been fully organ.
Hed. The following the officers Montgomery D.
CorsN Captain Turner W. A,hby LIST Lieutenant; Ben
Iarnin G. Waters, ~; James : Douglass 3d. The Com.
mon Counc. o Alexandra has made liberal appropria-
lion IN aid OF hc equipment Of tho VOLUNTEERS; and II b.
the intention Of the Military OF city to present Cant
Corse with sword aud ,paueues IN testimony of their
respect and good wishes.
company Of Volunteers has been organized ,p H-
Vine county oi Augusta and commanded boy the VIM.
Editor OF the stanton Spectator. The following sr ,-
.i'cers hsnton Harper, Captain; Robert H. Kinney NJ
Lieutenant '. t. Gsger p, ard VIM. II Harnan. 3D.
Ihe Common Council made appropriation IN aid of the
volunteers.
When shat. we hear OF movement "a the " Tenth l.,
zion col DemocTacy"2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

~ The physicians Of EN.Prcsiden, Adams have deter
mined that, although he improving IN, health is too
inTm To permit HIM take his scat at the present session
OF Congrcss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

- No substantial modification of the Sab.Tro,,y,y H.
asked for by the Pr,sdcnt-houeh he recommend, ,.,,,,
changes IN IT. dcu,, render M practical working
NOR" efficient Unless q moiouty Of Consres. sr, b,,.
formed very different opinion Of the adaptation Of Tins
Nsauc system 10 the purposes Of orepc.cnatye govern
ment the specie clause viii go into operation on the LAT n
January next
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

lJ The Norfolk Herald states that the ordnance de-
pamen' at Fort Monroe IL busily engaged m preparing
"o""+et oa'efc bombs rockets sc. TO be To Mex
'eo under requisiton OF Gen Scott aud that company
OF 100 men specially qu,li6cd for that service prc 4, %
WIN 'hem IN charge OF Capt. Uugcr, Lieut. Charles T.
stone Lieut. liagncr and another officer whose name
has not learned They expected to leave Font Mon
roe about the fist OF January direct for Tsmp,eo The
inference that they will Join the army under Gen Scott
at 'ha' place and proceed to Vera Gu, lombard the
Castle OF ST. Juan III oa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11
mAUsRIED.

On the 2nd inst by The Rev. W. w. Bennsu Mr.. A..
sRf y. Elan, 70 Miss Mary y, daughter u MI James p.
foo5eei oil oi Powhstan county Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

u The President opposed to any modification Of the
'Nstng Tariff, except by the mpc7uou during the war of
d"| upon some articles ngw admitted duty rec such NJ
tea ana c"se We ARE glad to sec him disposed to main
IAN ms ground 90 order rla' t" tariff Of l,G may have
iair rial. We AFRAID that he would t ,
Penn'yVonla vote by suggesting higher dute. up,n coal
aud iron and we are still apgrehensye that some of his
friends wall take thnt course. We shall see
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

" Tie Hsrmoneans give another Of their much ad-
mi'ed Musea soiises o. The Odd Fellows Hail. this even
Jog
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11
Tho LcgislnIure.

Want OF space eomPc to defer yesterdays proceed
ngs until tomorrow. Ia the House OF Deegatcs Mr. Nc
PHKEsoN made Intellectual effort to revive the bill of IN,
last session proposing to take the OF the people on IN,
call State Convention. The House laid the IN ston OF
the table by decisive vote Of than ol We pre-
sumo tina, question has received queus for the present
session
resolution was adopted fixing the 18th day Of tho pre-
sent month Tor the election nj Judge OF the Court APP
peas For this office there names brought for
ward-among them VIM. Daniel. jr. OF Lynehburg. Mr.
Moneuto OF Spottsyvana, James Marshall OF Frederick
James NJ White OF Pi,tsylvanS, VIM Green OF Culpep
err and Willis 7. Bocoek OF Buckingham.
The 18th OF January designated as the day for
the election OF u States Senator succeed Mr. Archer
For this office also several gentlemen spoken Of From
inc Signs We ncr that either Mr. Hunter Of Essex or MIR
Jones OF Chesterfield will be the successful aspant-thc
former OF the Chvary the latter an Old IIupker
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

" The proceedings of tho Wing meeting in Povb,.
un appointing Delegates 10 the Congressional and sep,.
of' District Conscnu1ns--'o FORMER Co bo held p fI,is
city on The 18th Of January, aud the latter at Chesterfield
court house on The second Monday or the same month
ore undoubtedly deferred 600 our next.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11
MARlNE INTELLlGENCE.

The Wing voters OF Chesterfield mr., ,.o,..,. .,
at their Court House Monday next, fcou, d,v1 ~ an
point Delegates to attend District Convention TO be b.i
on the 18th OF January next the city OF Richmond 10
seee. candidate for the Wing party in ,h.
District. NANy ,ytIIc ,,"...,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11
20 X G ELAN TEETH.
EDWIN CHANDLER IL co,
surgical and Mechanical Dentist,

t'Oeor""r STRAIT, HoIf door aSors ne Richmond hor,
IL RESPECTFULLY tender their services T.,
,' public aud invite the those who NED A.
hncal Teeth, ~ their metci OF Inserting ts., -,
larry in inh 'cs with without Gums ~ the cas- MAJ
require may
z 'n'nrrE, Of the firm Of Tow Clark a 60 Rsir,
S ,.u WIN ue we" Ct ronnineny remaining Rich
nond will be furnished OF the hest par
pared To peIf"n all oe'atons teeth such As coeetin ~
EuHte' plugging rl'aeng, &C Tor os my plea e. 10 IA
NonT us "h share Of their patronage as .t,
prove catifcly satisfactory. '''''
To 'ehng AVID reputl,,oa Of IN, firm rs
s''ln refer u Hon INeIhroi aud R,i,,s,
WIN Tyson and Jos wilson Hasl,Hgto Cy BENJAMIN Halloween
h'I lnad Ia Commodore Morris Capt MeKc-ysr a 5
Jnp Clarke, R,-laoHd ~ w"
Specimens Of Workmanship .ccu and farther psrteu
''t' mel by calling al our once. EDWIN CHANDLER
"ci'--" TOWNSEND CLARK.
VIRGINIA: Alta Circuit SUPERIOR Court 81
Law ard 'haneey continued by adj urnn,ent and holden M
we county OF Jarn's CITY aud Cny Of Williamsburg At the Cu
Hous' in 'aii CITY the lay Of Novenbc m m y,
one ihousatd cight hundred aud forty 81
John T. ma'tin, adnor N, the Will ,pr.,.i NJ
!ohn fEsoh deceased and the Estates Of M,I
s 'I'i wary peae deceased PIhs
bcnnet Kirby high James City county, and C,uo
ana su'an Carlisle. cn Of John rgolt deceased Joshua ,l
adnoT Of the ft te OF Pearson Pso deceased son oTJno
Charles r. Vinnegerhotk susan g. his VIE Ron. r,s
gol infant son OF Robert Psgou deceased by wm Busn his
guardian al hea as gGed h JACOB anl John
defendants No
Extract RIO o. CoGRIII e.
COMMIs> NERs OFFICE.
NovENnEE 27th, 1876. \
The parss 10 the decree II Cou arc
hereby notified that have appointed thursday Gh March set
To carry The sane into effect which Iy ok
ty NJ wei a. all other creditors the 81 John oft
Ahei Weather., Mary Bca P,lgou George r,,rnt
1aor en- fEgo Susan carlisle Pearson Pggoit
'ctcd u attend NJ Office IN said civ their and
evidence to enable The Comm to report thereon
'e lI-N'w WIN ". MOODY. NJ. G.
n Hanover County Court, Nov. 9Th, 1916:
N'' Al" J. dickinson aud others Plnrh-,
"'"m ~ "'ns'"n Trustee &c,
In ChaneefU.
ny virtue Of decree pronounced in The above named W De.r
hs cate TIE 1th day Of Nov 1916 the undersigned Coz, @
sr- appointed by sad decrer will coed sell to tn igbt
bidder NJ Green Ray, the County Hanover, on ~, tc, H.
OF January lrII, Il Lt n DAY b.rc,f.,
aei 81 Lana lying atdbeing IN the county Ia,sa cnpt,
- acres he The ories, and negroes ,rt PIT
am amy berE The same property gutcl - Caroline nk
% hH' "N"n ct l'f Fathers tsati. The lnI b. vaInab
TOT afn, puTp1se- having h.,t natural
IN he county The negfoes are young hkcy Term. fo m
'u eiedhoi ~ months viii b. pyruthe purchaser Wi ..
quiTei to nj with approved personal s.rp,,y a. %
M'nu' uh H' purchase money pad-for ncgo,s casl
or e'e'" as we may deem tsst on the DAY Of sale.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

Cov~suovrps orrtrr, ssir Gisg,,.,,y Csr, U.,.,,
irtrgHrE -tt. 1916. I
nc lcs INTERESTED IN ihe ANNEXED decree nftes t
on "Wednesday The Oih day m Febtr1ty ~ a. Id nav % be- r
'ou'esf '.uri tous" stn scd nccoun. rr.
co ~ NE ~ which lime and hee sy required
attend before me with ucir vouchers md evidence.
de- it-vEw WyNDUAM Egup Co.+,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11
n Hanover County Court, Nov. 9th. 1916:
WI az" J. Die"n''n and othrf-, Plaintiffs,
w..
William q. winson, Trustee, sc.
Iu Ibanrrfu
CHARLES THOMPSON
de ll-wfw WILLIAM r. BICKENSON ('omfE
a. LOUCESTER CIRCUIT sUTERIOK

- Cont NJ Law ani Chaneory, October Term I-tG.
Cnail,' w Montague, Administrator OF Thomas G. Ap,,,,
decreased, e., ~, ''''
against,
Wiam 'Gfes-eit Sarah Ann GuEott Mary y Gre. -
THOMAS Hah James W. Rasiu Thomas Rowe and Tlor,s =
merchants AMI partners trading the frn ~ Tbo.
y. now y Co, Wiham q Wsu VIM. snd samuel w,mrn
'hhp y Tabb Charles g. Cults VIM H. Alton. and John rabbi
~ ms own right aud VIM Smart wyndan Kemp
assignee IN bankruptcy Of George Taafcro and John SIN
clair, mo-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

VINE DRESS HoOrS.
WE have on hand very beautiful lot Of Miles
hno nr,ss Boo These Boots equal in stylc and com
fort 70 that They are msp1etp,t, =,
pressy Tor ne out n the hrcst French Leather
We invite that 10 really be,,,,ot
Nu COCO W We ne eaU Dc W PUrNEY a WATTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

appcafint 10 tho Count panuH. IN this art. 80
proceeded according the mode presented by the Act OF ~
bly, IN such made and provided, against the aI
dants To this cause, TO wit Wliim and Samuel w - -,
" Rasin. William H. ~ on,nnl al other cred 90, S r,
e. Amoy that unknown 10 The Court CT ,i,t.,.,r . -,
SUI failing to appear and plead On NJ tt p,., ~
hW b. nten ip con'cfErd sad absert ,c.,,,., w.,
D. Fletcher being appointed guardian a bt. 49, 80, @
motion allows him To ne hs winch 10 ,er,ir. g.
and now ts cause coming on 70 hcai ON loo g 49,, 49,
confessed as 70 tue siofe'7d sbsnt dofenaps tho M
ad infant dcendanu and Eshoa teplesiop thereto i M I'M
hon Tor confessed as Va al thr Other defud,p m rt a.,
s"DI"Ht appears 70 ave been rrsourd more f,p t, ,
pelote he sng % this court exhibits fled and -, ,,t
" counsel IN courgfatiou whereof the Iotu sotb ,t.
oN't ano deceo TIA ~ the ioucss az . Com, ~
rt wet pub s1ing copy Of this order IN sore re,.
fh'd IN The city of Richmond Tor eight wee ss . ,. &
90 copy ucfcof ~ the COur hpuse DIOR nf bs ro,,, a.
,ae 'oe :" une 90 proceed a. take account 81 nj, clam.
ana d' nan's 81 every Sind which shan bs exhibited eC M
ay o. etci tors against Ne Of the late , q,
Ny m .' M'his Of hs Afuinhtgtur. Chafet w Mop,,g,,
M tepol NE true balance on each ami the p M
h''''' 'stc" and The Conn BE- w ,rt
az, s'l1 atd The cou report administration aer,np,
w '' pahH with The c'ttc n tie Thomas a. Annry ,t
bs therefor any account heretofore returned v "A
't'of W any Count ~ competent jurisdiction Iat. p ga,
marcel and ialshrdAni Nc Couu further order thai ~
"'Iondnns NAMED l creditors and a ctcars OF , A
be eujoined AMI restrained prosecuting their e.v.
s'ins against sad csiate The hands plaittT f Ia
mni,ntoT further than 20 Judgement The fiu,r o cd
'his Court coy.-Teaie
u d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

10 mo committees for obtaining 10 aid tho
Volunteers for Mexico: " ''N "'
W ,"u are ie9ne-t'd Ia SATURDAY IN. Ie, ,n.,
my "h'S" al 10 ocloet A. NJ. facb u,rmb,, az m. g. -
, requested u be pie ent that eSact amount con
~ - . &c SHOWN and IL" sans dspo-d By the t,ou,.,
ppuep,. 80
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-19

in! Ii must certainly be somewhere about.
Haven't you got it under you, MIR. Dan
phule?'
Jack was sure that couldn't be so! but
poor Jack. in venturing an answer, he could
not possibly get along without raising his
hands, and Of course be mast drop his coat
tall In his anxiety TO recover the missing
viper he even ventured TO incline his body
so as 10 get glance on the floor. As he
did so the fracture opened, and behold
there lay, as the lady supposed her pro-
perry.
1t was the work of moment TO seize the
corner and exclaim-
Here it is sir, you needn't trouble yourself
Raise little. its under youn at the same
time giving il long pull.
Alas the TAIL was told, no escape, nothing
short of special interposition of Providence
could save his shirt. But what shoule he do!
Another, and another, stronger pull, evln-
cling on the part of the lady a praise worthy
determination TO obtain the lost 'dry goods,
coupled with the request,
Get up, sir, you're sitting on it, netermin
ed him, and in the ggony OF the moment
grabbing with both hands fast-dlsappearing
strip OF linen which cncirnled his neck, be
exclaimed in heart-broken accents,
For Gods sake, Miss Emily, teare ms
shirt collar!n
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-19

SANTA Annals LEG.-Santa Annals leg,
the leg which he lost by the French; which
was buried with honors, but subsequently
was exhumed and kicked about in derison,
it appears by letter in the New York Com
mercal, has been recovered from youn man
who Lad obtained possession of ii, in hope
that some day he might make good specu-
lation of il, and was respectfully buried by
the new authorities. If he donse't keep qui-
ct he'll lose The other before the war is end
ed.-Balt. Republican.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-19
''FeVer and Ague," and 'sEeOwand's
Improved Tonic Mixtures"

ssTHE BANE AND THE ANTIDOTE.
81 hereby certify, that several persons under
Medical Treatment for intermittent Fever. Tor
Fever and Ague) within my observation and
direction, have been cured by the use OF crow
AND'S IMPROVED TONIC MKT IRE"
after every preparation OF Peruvian Bark. Our
nlne) &c e.. had been in yain!! .ss
NATHANIEL P. CAUSIN, NJ. D.,
Washington city. District Columbia.
Thousands Of like certificates have from time
10 time been published.
100000. cases Of Fever 81 guel have been
cured by ROWAND'S 10 IL
"IMPROVED', TONIC MIXTURE.l s
Within Is Years!!! 4ligAH
However starting this statement may at FIRST
appear, yet the fact may be demonstrated by
the single rule of three, for we estimate by
reference TO the Mandatory Book shat Five
Hundred Thousand Bottles have been made g.
distributed over the country uring that period.
Well, it is well knows to the gents, espe-s
ciaIly in the Western States that whole "a mliies
OF or persons have been cured by one single
bottlei In a majority of instances
bottle has cured ], ?. and PERSONS. The
axeroge here would give THREE cases 10 every
bottle! aBlounting To tn e astounding number of
/ 100000 cases OF this hated complaint cured
by this Inestimable remedy!.! 80 Y
Now, common sense dictates the propriefy
oiresQrnag at once TO this old iavorite. WELL
TRIED and sterling remedy, and of avoiding all
Vulgar aud insig nj saut mi xtures. fff
aRICH'D RALEIGH, Agents in Evansville.
Inventor and Proprietor DE-. JoHN r. RowAxD.
Philadelphia; Graduate oil he University OF
Pennsylvania. July 80. DO
0AFNo Cure no Pay.RC0
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-19
WTIHERED FLOWERS.

i knew those lovely flowers
Must wither and decay,
For all in Iife's bright bowers
Will quickly pass away,
And tho these flowers are faded
l nursed with gentle care,
/ mourned when death had shaded
Those little buds so fair.
The sweetest and the brightest,
The soonest fade from earth;
And joys that seem the lightest,
Off boast the highest birth.
The soul that once was nearest,
The farthest oft will rove;
And friends that once were dearest,
Too often cease to love.
And though these cherished flowers
Are faded now, and dead,
They'll live like happier hours,
In Memory's hallowed bed.
There. in that casket only,
Rest things We love TO cherish,
The valued, loved, yet lonely.
Bright gems tina: never perish.