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New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
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The superiority OF tim, article over the many empiiIos
used Shaving soap and veRded throughout the United
states estabished by the fact that the judges at the Far
Of the American lnsts,uc have awarded for 1t the rs
premium diploma. II i also recommended a. an article
Of the toilet for besides producing ricl and permanent
ther II ha the advantage Of rendering tbs SKIN soft and
smooth and s continued Ire prevsni4 chap, frecl.s
pimplcs biotchs Sc which generally the consequence
Of the various alkaline soaps Its innocent quae. rem
der it particularly scrvccahlo 10 wash the tender hn ol
infant. hence the general pfc cercnce extended
auxiliary surgery the CASTLE and other soaps II
elegantly put up covered pos "ith ev lic dircc-
TONS and warranted keep sy climate None genu
ine unless sIgred II. Field.
Sold shoe>alc hy Comsock and Co. y Maiden lane
Olcott McEc.son Co. li5 Mdden lane l. q ID Sards.
100 Fulton II cor of William and ~ Fulton, OF Cold;
Retail by Dr.. Guion Of Grand and BowcFy. and T.
+ X II. G. Gu0n. l-9 Broadwal WholeSac aud retail
The prn1rl.inr cor. ln b - md al aveMmc VI U
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
TETo To BAD RREAD A, CAR Z

Al No. 3Jl Hudson and 66 WaIkerstreei, eau be had
very superior home made Bread and very arEe loaves
HIS Cakes are all made from the best Dairy Butter the
market aisrds Also, fancy articles, such a hisse.
Mackrow:ls Finger Kou and French Biscuit; &c & C. ac
large Plum aud Found OF the vary best quality and ona
nlenied IN most elcgsn! style Ill At NIL MEX
~ B. The subscriber also makes The Old style oil Bread
from Rve and Wheat Flour, mixed.
Two I!nH. anled ln eatn the haLing hlsine.. o6 In.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

TEMPERANCE AT THE WESr.-A great Western
Temperance Convention was held al Pittsburg on
the Goth aud 2ls inst consisting OF delegates and
members from Western Pcnnsy ylyania and adjacent
portions of Ohio and Virginia For,y-fve Tempe
rance and Total Abstinence Societies were repre-
sen;ed in the Convention, and the Intelligencer
states that directly and indirectly they represented
al least tirenty.fre thousand persons, who have
within the last year joined the Temperance and
Total Abstinencs Societies
ne efforts of two reormers of Pittsburgh
procured 449O signatures 10 the Total Abstinence
Pledge IN the course Of u months excursion among
the neghboring Counties
The Cleveland Daily Herald mention. that
wealthy citizen of that place has, with generous
philanthropy, deserving high csmmenda;ion. an.
Propraied hvc hundred dollars for the purpose at
sending MesSrs Turner and Gup,il. two reformed
mcbrlateS OF Cleveland, Il, rs,a Abstinence NIi..
siouaries through that section of Ohio They have
been tor some weeks successfully laboring in the
disinteresied cause lecturing and Organizing soce-
ties. and the and rendered will enable them To
continue their benevolent eNertious.
We pleased to perceive that something is
d-ing NJ Erie 10 advance the good cause. Capt.
d. 7. DobbnS, the late commander OF the Reve
Sue Gutter, we believe, now master OF the United
States Hotel at that place, has run up the Tempe
rance rag, and nailed II 10 the masthead.
These are cheering evidences OF the progress OF
that great Temperance movement whose inestima-
BILE blessings gladdening thousands OF homes
throughout the land ONCE darkened by the blight
ing curse OF drunkenness Buffalo Commercial.
Cosror NicroRr.-In the inaugural address of
Dr. Mott last Monday TO his course on surgery al
the University of New York, it related Of
Baron Larrcy the friend and surgeon ST Napoleon
and ofhissoldiers tina. after the victory Of Aastsr
hl-, lie cut of 1900 limbs, AVID thsH the kslts
teL from has exhausted hanSs. Well considered,
what an on,idots is this to the love OF glory =
daly weighed in the scale of humanity and reli-
gion, what fearful responsibility for the pro
mo,er, Of unrigh,eous war.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

~ JERVls'S Chesp Engraving and Printing O,;ee.
VISITING Gard Plate eagTaved and fifty Cardl Tor only
81 ~ Al! other Engraving one hall the usu. prics
rIea'e eau AID examine specimens No. iet Courard ST.
e''lsf u!senTies. " 3n
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

N PU RSU lNCE order ot the Surrogate OF the CoG
Y Of New York y, ice .hcreby gwen 10 all 2efsons hia,
,ip a-an, ichii T. H4,-y late OF tie Ci Of New Yaf
Nictoneer decea,i present he with IT, youchsn
the ,ubcbr her te.;dsncc, Nc "a Spring ,,rts
in tbe CIV IT New Nor. before the rgSh ly ofAprt
u led N.S York the lou n Gay Vi Oc,oser A. lS,l
- osv6u MARY HALSEY. AeDiui.trsun
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
BY 3IDTTG ~

10000 Fal-ehood. .c,n
not destroy one Tra;h.
The truth is, well di-
rected experience VIII
elicit the truth, snd the
following -sssysratiou i,
predlcs:ed on ~ years
experience IN the field c
medicine. aud the result
l., that the composition
denoEinnted ROGERS
VEGETABLE PtjLNiO-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
DIR. +. FELIX GoURAugs 1p1,
FOR THE IOlLh
} THE LADIES

~ liz ha. 20 decidedly stamped
me .nne-iority OF Dr.. F. FbLi;s oG g. no,y
DRES sI,BTILES, or PeIetfaHs - sa f.e bcL ~
@ IN - on,gn'. upper ir' SIDES oil 'ns ace UseA u
naI ron sy6s &c &c that li;tle need be SAID IN us
is bevord the mere announcement una. !.
pfaIse with efficacy, and mas completely hanisned
sI the deeterous prePs'suo'' iiSA 'ia H''.S ~ -
- nrof,ssng 20 remove Hair.
u7GofRsrD'- EAU DE BEAUTE, or True Water Of
reau,r FOR removing ffeckleE tan. PimPss ooicnos'
sores burns and all cutaneous eruPuons reazIns DEL
ca,s white haods, neck aac and Letting healthy
juvenile appearance, = per bo'lle,
,.raIl. from aosers and simple mpars delicate
nstion tinge TO cheek mmovesbie by perbrauon. or
rubbing win handkerchief or nen cloth ~ cents per
bottle.
Phe above celebrated cosmetics are prepared only y
Dr. Felix Gouraud practical chemist, aad 20 be h2d IN
Ncw York his exclusive Office. 67 Walker street
from Broadway and Of the following authorised
New York-Albsny-tlex Gutsrie. druggist Maiden
lan, Utic--G. l.. Brown perfumer, Geze-se stree =
PoUghseepss--I. Gray Buffalo lnsdale, l5' anc 5y-
Pe.nsylyaaia-Pail.delphia-Mr. Bfavn, 70 chesnut
Mar Naryl.nd-Bal,inore-Dayid Smith IS Nor,s Gay
STREET
I;li.fl Virrnis-R chmou4-M,s Frsy.er, -treet.
Observation-Disclosures. C. Ferre. Ne"-haven-
A. Low, Chapelst- Hsrtford-Wels Co.. l'- haiA's'
VorwicR-W u. Faulker
s.echusetts-lisson-A. s. Jordan, ? Nlilk.treet.
LoweI-G a Carleton & Co, City Hull. Lynn-Dr A.
|. Holder Worcester-M. d. Phillips, Brlnley Place
Springfeld-F. 4. Cowles Man-sireet. Lee-BuI s
Field Salem-W. 81 :. r. Ives Ne~buryport-C- y
Hodge.
Ney-HsIspshire -POrtsmouth-W. K. Preston.
Maine-Portiand-T. HAYS Il Go. Bangof-alessr-
Whittier Il Guild IIaowel-F Scammon
Rhode ltland-Proyldence Charles Dyer, ~ y est
Minister street.
Ohio-CoIua.bus Summer Clark.
Every bottle DR.. Gourauds Cosme;c- hHs his name
With the zane Of preparation, and New-f blown on
the -four aId hls fac simie engraved on the wrap
pers of the Poudrcs Subtle None Others genuine
ol2 2neOd
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

- Foss @A:.E-The tasj sailtus, coapered anl
tS'EE copper fastened Bark kllZ tBETH, $40 ton- or
900 bbls. h4rtaen, sharp built, and ws,! clcua
ted for "a vhalcr Apply TO
oi9tf GRiNNELL MITTrHN 4 c.. = South--t
- FiSEz SAFE. T'f.GsCIs4E', o. CHAR.
1aT2 TrR--The iast sailing, copptred and copper
fastened BarA KOSAlEA, Spencer master, a,0oO
5bls. burhen IA perfect order for voynge. SppJ
." GElN%ELi. MiNTIRN y cn = Soufh--,. OH #
- pois CANTON, Des2EG'E.-TA
5I:S superior L.. sailing shiP hOHNllO. ilowlaud,
ma- ter, will be patched for the above port On
thc lotb pr"Smo For freight ~ passage, aprlyt7
"l3 GRIN NELL HiNrrRN s 80. = South
E-CAlUGA LAKEANO INLET STEAi
= BOAT COnPA,1Y ST { y --No:c- &, hereby civeii
6a; 'rwo Hundred aad Eclty Sharss of tho Srots
Of the Cayuea Lake and Inlet Steam Boat Company.
ablch shares were hypoihecata4 by Richard Va
Gck De WIZ 10 tie subscriber The payment Of
even thozsaud tw hundred AID mise dollars and fo-
X csats. will be so!d auctioa for the payment the
balance Of the amount for which lhey pledged
mucE thereof The lad shares of stock vii h:iG1
he ENch 'nse IN Wall stree. IN The Ci.y of New York
TIE lIth day OF November - o'clock aoor Of
that dav. The anous due the pledge OF ri. stock
the day OF the date OF this notice ge t-arsaud
hundred and thiriy dollars and n>tei cents The
original price OF said ock hy dollars each share
aud Is full stock. Dated October Il, le4l
JOHN TOWNSEND.
DAVIS & VAS NsTcHrE., At:ornles. OIL tvil
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
GLOVE ANODYNE OUTsz-ACxEE


DAHs0S's az DELkai.s lNK-For writ-
ing On ines aai cotIen cloth.-'r1e supero ity of
ih.s valuable preparation any other Of the su
sis ic IL oeia- durable hen Will fad
oui recAs Us brightness for years, and requires b0 pre-
Paraloh- Il may be used Win pen It l. e
he proper eon.Ieace 4Ad single ,rid III convince eli
oi IL intrinsic value Beware Of couulerfes Prepared
snd sold by J. PAlSOS. Nillision Northampton, Msse
and ever genuine ooc has his written .isnature ti
9u ithiea II IS not geHaiHs. Sold IN Nez York :, hole
=a!e snd retail by 4 B. q ID SANDS Druggists, Nos %
aud leo Futons:reet and DAVID SANDS & CO. -
EisI sIBfoa4wsy Price, 81; csat. o23 ln
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
PEOPLES LINE FH:3.z NEW-L O8A
,, ;-7c TO $50
- EASTON. PA - -

! !l-ough IN ? hours. Fare oa!y s.
Leay, pier No y R.. Battery Place al :. o'clock A
NJ daily. Sundays excepted by steamboat Cinderella or
SVs,e, witch 10 Iizabe.hpor then take the Of
Tie f. Tom and Some.vlie Railroad Boundhrooh
leaving only miles BY coach.s, making by lar the most
peasant and -xpedoes Easion For seats ap-
ply A. D. Hope, - Courua2d' II or on board A D.
Hope s accompany the passengers Bouat Brook, and
render all assistance necessary.
n B. Til, the o-ly line a,rivo. in as'oa before
night Returning thi. liuc arrives Nev YORK. half
raj ~ o'clock P ~ livo hour. advance OF the
ds,ful expires. mail line va y BruusTick.l
j. The Express Line j.. ;heir advertisement cail- his
Line huubug. TO pTcrs what We say, - give notice
nat our passenger. can htgc jhsir reurded By
our A-ept Al i.aston N.SYork. II they do arrive
o. both places earllr than b. the Express hl Line,
hn.abug or no hurtus. sli im
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

DYING AND PRINTING ESIABLISHAIkNI I,
OFFICE No. II | WILLIAM, CORNER OF JoHS-sr.
4 LII KINDS OF SILKS. COTTON AND WOOLEN
n GOODS DYED, restored aud dressed Including l.
dies and cen,emens garments. such Dresses, CnaiS
Shawls Grape. Velvat- Ribbons, MerlnOes. Hosiery
dow Sbade. SC Ac o22 ]nl'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
1EgFqyE,is' DIVIDEND.
natter of the II wsrd Insurance }

n fh- riafteT 0i me II WFiI IU1'''1NV
COMPANY OF Nes-lork a. Resercrs. J
,pT-RSr NJ 20 sq order n4de i Court Of CAsAe.-v
ssid FOR Tie sac Of New York. at the city Of NJ
York on a. Is day Of October isiI. before se .5a
orale WAlac, 7. McCOun, Vice Chancellor OF te Pint
Circuit.
Notice i hereby given that the above receivers aa
farther p,y ,out of the assets rcma1eg
n.ir ha,d. Of The former Howard insurance Company
h.lf per cent upon the amount due the creditors ,,j
clarI,Ht> of said ,nsovent Cor, respectively q
account OF The coHd and haa dividend. And ths ss
payusn; wil be Md" h- Odcc OF the How ard lsss,
alce Company. No - Wall and the pa i,y5f
Oc iober, lSiI (SIgned) X HAVENS, Presiiert
fkwf. PrtI irs Secr-t,rv o21 "a
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
auei lawtNl Attorney fer Attaching Creditor

ssv ORDER f,bc Honorable VIM inchs' Assccaa
Jutrr of tle Court OF Common Pleas Hotioc L. here
, given pursuant TO the provisions of tie statute suthon
ing attachments nonresident debtors hat an al
tcnmcnt has ,sued against the ost OF Joseph Fisher
nonresident OF tho Sa'e ot Ne" lorK ana 'n' inc same
s sold for the pnvment of hi. debts, unless be appear
and discharge such attachment according TO law within
ninc months from the publication oi tins notice and
ha, the payment Of any debts due to HIM ov residents Of
b; Sf,ic and the delivery 10 HIM for la. OF aug
o,rtv ,hn this state brlopgnc 10 him and hetnn'ier
fany such property by him ae forbidden by law aud srs
Dated the li.k day of August, isil
ALLEE & CAMPBELL,
orI- Attorneys for Attaching Creditor. 6t Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
sS0 0.ss,fES of hon WA. nglis, A,scciste Judge
- nf lhc Court OF Common poas for tie civ AID cosnty

OF New York
Notice D., hereby ha, IN attachment has issued
against the csat Jacob 4. Lagrange and particularly
,is>t ia, share o SAC reu lying the county o(
Schohars lately owned by The father Of The saI Jacob C.
Lagrange nov deceased wIc1 sad sha'S was decided by
rti, Lagrange g, te ,i Jacob {. Lagrange, now o: late
of Rulo it.e Sttc o Ne York, an lbscondins or
ced debtor o dHc proofrenGcred Ia the sad Judge pur
>nant TO thc directions %. tic statute conceroing attach
memt, atscondug rouctaed or n"H'rNideIi debt
debt, un,> Be- ;nr ,aI Jacob G. Lagrange appear and
discharge sc aolnsut according TO Ian within TIN"
months te hr,t publication OF TN. notice and that
tho of sn, debts, and the delivery any property
belonging to the -. debtor hu or Tor ms u'c AMI the
,rau.ic suy property by him for any purpose ~hae't
arc forbidden By aN and are VOID.
Dated Ncw-l York, August 8, ISL
Wh COLT No. 90 Wall st
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

SfCTttify OI lNc fsafVIJ
The Ne~-York Journal Of Commerce, New YORK IN
bnne Philadelphia lsqulrer, Baltimore American. Ba'u-
more Patriot Natonal Intelgencer and MadissHl,l'
~ill insert the above notice twice week until the ON
Deeember and present taer the Collector oi
the Customs Hbere published for o22 2a~tDs
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
lHE KITCHEN COMrANION Coo :.

of the same IL. o.licrs and .,- rsHy AID 'efy
la:se. In addition the sbsyc he subscriber Offer 10
ihe Ne~-iork public large collection of Parlos and OF
cc stoves of various szes and patterns, th r
. lowe: Ihss Vet ofTe red. JOHN :. MADISON,
2meot 3S2t Graas = heween Clinton and Attorney
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

DAVaLaoN FOUNTAIN, Saratoga sprI1gs
L This celebrated Mineral Wa constantly on hand
fresh roa the Springs, FOR sale wholesale and retail
0y ths Agents, GASSNER d YOUNG, l32 Chaihsni-st
N 3 Sent any part Of the city free OF expense Ol4H
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
NJ E DC AL.
,vTD DoYRT THE VALUE

OF j.YSE'S FNPECToRANl Let them READ
lac following letter from ore Who has 10 interest N &c
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
MARY Gill, So. : Tammany =. above Fourth;

Prepared All s0Id at No. - SCUM AlFu sTtt. ''I1
Sid a. Wholesale and retail by A. 8. X D. SANDS
Druggists. No. - AMI on Fulton street. and DAVID
SANS K CO. No. - Eat Roadway, y. o@3 i'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
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l,U.s:.s,. COl. {, 8, sl..N..sI sI!1as,TaSgN g

JAMES . NGNlLL, Sole Proprietor,
- w NatsoHs Az pothecaries' Hall,
-2l n 3G C,.bc-ins :,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

All order, thankfully received and punctray attsIiec
N ,uii II GEO HARRIS 81 Bee-ke- s.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
HATS AND SHOES.

HATS AND SHOES.
DABCOCK, [Tchula, has just received pr: steam,
ID ers "Ma;d of Arkansas" and ''Tchula," full
assortment of Mems WEARING APPAREL con-
sisting in part of the following
French Summer Cloth, FLOCK ana DreSS Coas'e
Bro. Linen, Rowen Cashmere & Grass Cloth;
Fancy Gingham Frock Coatees;
Bro Linen Pants, Ffncy Drill, do; Summer Ciotn'
Cosmetic, do; Jeans and Cottonade, 40;
Vests, Drawers, Linen and Cambria Shirts;
Bro. and white Cotton half Hose;
Linen Gloves, Cravats, etc.-Also-
RMss5ass BeNUes. Hats,
White and Black.
Leghovs Hats, Palm Leaf, do.
Together with full assortment Of
BrOgaass, .N'ssii5fSers, Shoes, etc.
Which will be sold low for CASH!
HARDWARE, crOckery and
Glassware,
Together with general assortment of
Produce T. Family Groceries,
Can be found for sale low ut BABC0CKS.
May 90, 1641. Tchula'
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12

S is presume known. and it remains unal.
cred. Should a justification of my conduct
pr the change Of sentiment in the interval be-
ween the institution of the first and second
pank become necessary, or any other appeal is
aade TO make il public duty 10 explain the
ause Of that change, shall not withhold it.
shall be attentive 10 the course of events
md will not fail 10 perform that duty, should
,ither call be made on me.
am dear sir. with great respect and sin.
ere regard, yours,
JAMES MONROE.
Slas Z. Burrows, Esq, New York.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12

certain as those which govern the conduct o.
men in their ordinary pursuits. Nearly all
social improvements spring from the recip-
rocal influence of the condensed numbers and
diffused intelligence.
"What then will be the state of society in
America two centuries hence, when thous-
and or two thousand millions of civilized be-
ings are crowded into space comparatively
SO narrow and speaking only two Languages
which doubtless will be the case7 History
shows that wealth. power, science. literature,
all follow in the train of numbers, general in
ielligence and freedom. The same causes
which tranferred the scepter of civilization
and the weiget of influence from the banks of
the Euphrates and the Nile to Western Eu-
rope, must. in the course of no lang period, car
ry them from the latter to the plains OF the Mis-
sissippi and the Amazon.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
Administrators Sale.

Agreeably to an order of the Honorable
Probate Court of Carroll county, made at the
November Term, 1910, | will expose to pub
he sale, on credit of twelve months, in the
town OF Shongalo, on the 23rd day of Febru.
airy next, the following lands, to wit: The
South East fourth and East half of South west
fourth of section number twenty-nine, town.
ship eighteen, range six east; belonging to the
estate of Zilpha johnson, decd.
CHARLES KOPPREL. Admir-.
January 9Th. IS4l. : tds-7.
Printers fee 10 dollars
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
HY NJ e n f l..

MARRIED-On Wednesday the 9t inst,
by the Rev. E. R. Burton, o. L. KIMBROUGH
Esqr., to Miss CHARLOTTE ANN GRAY,
all of this county
CHARLOTTE invites him, with bliss in her smile,
To cease fromh toll and be happy awhile
Whispering wooingly, "Come to my bower,
Go not in search of the phantom power;
Honor and wealth are illusory-Comel
Happiness dwells in the temple of home"
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
CELEBRATION
Fourth

The Committee of arrangements for the
celebration of the approaching anniversary Of
American independence, take this method Of
rendering general invitation to the citizens
of Carroll and adjoining counties to meet al
Shongalo, on Saturday 3rd. of July.
An Grafton may be expected on the occa-
sion, after which the company will partake OF
a Barbecue to be prepared-to which all and
every one are invited.
Shongalo, June 9th, 1S41.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
THE FARMER

THE FARMER.
Son of the soil, Injured to toll,
Behind the cultivator,
Leads forth his band to till the land,
The happiest man in nature.
Der Lawyer, Fop, and Doctor Stop,
And Captain Flash transcendent,
Of government the chief support
On him we're all dependant.
Without his aid, the Printer, too,
Would be as slim as any taper;
In vain he'd fret, some cash to get,
To pay for types and paper.
Then let US toast, our country's boast,
Our country's strenght--the FARMER
May he want brcad-the ninny-head-
Who won't respect the Farmer.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12

French Encyclopedias calculates that if the
natural resources of the American Continent
were fully developed. it would afford susten-
ance to three thousand six hundred millions
of inhabitants, number five times as great
as the entire population Of the globe. The
writer after advancing this proposition, goes
on as follows:
Sand WHAT'S more surprising. there is every
probability that this prodigious podulation
will be in existence within three or four centu-
ries. The imagination is lost in contempla-
ting state of things which will make SO
great and rapid change in the condition of the
world. We almost fancy il is dream, and
yet the result is based on principles quite as
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12

GRoG SHOP ORAToRY.-The following beau
tiiul specimen of Oratory, was elected on Cot
ton Avenue, a day or two since. One would
be led to think that the orator had already
drank deep inspiration, as well as being moved
by antcipations highly congenial to his taste.
'Gentleme1 said the Orator.. you might as
well stand at he base of the Cataract of Mia
CARA. with all its grandeur, magnifcence and
snhlImiiy above, and around you. and with
feeble voice, expect to stop the on ward course
of its mighty waters-or stand upon the era
ter of Vesuvius ere Pompeii was destroyed
and with impotent arm expect 10 stay its raw
ages, as to expect me to refuse to takea drinh
,chen an nSkedp
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12

ADvERTIsING.-We copy the following SEN
sible remarks, from an exchange paper, on
this subject
advertising is like a travelling sign. No
business man will hesitate to pay twenty dol
lars for sign, where he would never think of
paying half the sum for advertising. The
one is sign seen only by those who pass the
store and can see the goods that are for sale
as well as the sign. The advertisement is a
comprehensive sign that comes under the
eyes of hundreds who may seldom or never
see the sign over the door, yet some soft
heads pretend to argue that because some
men have done good business without ad-
vertising, advertising is unnecessary. They
might as we'll argue because some men have
made money without industry, industry is I'M
necessary.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12

Dr. Charming, one of the first men of the
age, whatever the peculiarities of his political
tenets, has given utterance to the following:
"Let not listen for moment to a doc
trine, SO irrational, as that our present char.
acters do not follow us into future world
If we are to live again, let us settle it as sure
fact, that we shall carry with us our present
minds, such as we now make them; that we
shall reap good or i'll according to their i'm
prevement or corruption; and of consequence
that every act which affect character will
reach in it's influence beyond the grave. and
have bearing on our future veal or woe
We are now framing our future let. He who
does bad deed says. more strongly than words
can utter, 81 cast away portion of future
good, resolve on future pain"