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FEVER AND AGUE. Us. EDITING.

FEVER AND -AGUE. Us. EDITING.
The following from paper printed at
The far West, shows the shaking propcpsi-
ties Of the inhabitants, from which, even
editors. those lucky characters, are unable
to escape. Read The following without a
''iouch Of the crilcr," and you do better
than we can, any how. Mark in what a
fiji the following winds up:
We can shake hands with an earthquake,
crack jokes with tornado, dance on The
top Oft volcanoe, out laugh thunder storm
whistle The wind out Of countenace, drive
hurricane tandem, catch whales in the
Mplstroom, aud boil them in the crater of
Vesuvins; we eau kiss pretty woman,
and laugh when we feel our cheek tingle
under the inficion other delicate hand
but we cannot write editorials, when our
ague fit is threatening to make ten thou
sand little STARS from the fragments Of this
world on which we live.
All that we mean to say is. that man
can't be expected to do much, when he is
alternating between those agreeable states
of hear and cold. Some old philosophers
were of opinion that the wicked would he
punished hereafter by being first par boil
ed and then cast into an ice bath and this
process was 10 be continually repeated
Only think oft. a wholeeternity of fever
and asue.
A poet once said "variety's the spice of
life that lends existence half lis zesl; :" but
the poet, although he was good at theory,
knew nothing at all of practice. Hot and
cold, cold and ho,-there's variety, no
spices about it unless quiuine comes un-
der that genus; and SO far from lending
existence,to any thing, j, knocks a man into
nonenily, much quicker than railroad
could.
Napoleon was fool. He should have
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March 1S.
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
C. A. DOWD.
If Z
w lillam keoWer
Case on attachment.

John Browulee, '"'' :" 1'''"'"~S"'
The Plaintiff having this day filed his decla-
ration in the Clerks Office of Abbeville District
against the defendant, who is absent from and
without the limits the Stale, and has neither
wife, nor attorney, known within the same,
upon whom copy of said declaration might
be served: Nis therefore ordered, that the said
Defendant, do appear and plead TO the said
Declaration, within u year and i day from the
filing OF this Declaration, or final aud absolute
judgment will be given and awarded against
MIN. JOHN f LIVINGSTON, c.c.P.
May ii, is40' w4m $3.50 age
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THE FINE HORSE
N},I:::z!}|}};.
BEANNEssEa ASSETT.

VA ILL stand the ensuing season, commrnc-
wv ing the 10Th March, and ending The 10th
of June, at the following places, viz. one third
of his time at Ransom Zimnerman's on the
Blocker road, above Turkey Creek. one third
at Charles Prices, OH tie Marintown road, and
one third at John Lofts, on the Columbia road
and will be let to mares, at the low rates of $5
the single visit; SIS the season; and $12 to in-
sure; any person making up II company ofsix
mares and becoming responsible for the whole,
can have the seventh gratis.
BLENNERHAssETT was bred by Maj. B. NJ.
Blocker, of this district, he received the first
medal, at two or three Colt tshows; he was sired
by the well known race horse Nullifer, his
dam fine mare of fgood blood.
C. MITCHELL.
sIarch l, 1871. c5
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ON A LADY sLANDERED.

By BARRY CORNWALL.
Her doom is writ--hcr name is grown
Familiar in the common mouth;
And she who was, when all unknown,
Like sunbeam bursting from the South.
Is overshadowed by her fate
By others envy-other's hate
I loved her when her fame was clear;
love her now her fame is dark
Twice-thrice-a thousand times more
dear
Is she, with SANDERS serpent mark,
Than beauty, that did never know
Shadow-neither shame nor wo.
Let who will admire-adore
Her whom vulser crowds do praise;
/ will love my Love the more
When she falls on evil days!
Truer, frmer will | be
When the ruth-lke fail or fee.
Bird of nine! though river wide
Aud wild seas between US run,
YET III some day come with pride,
And serve thee from sun 10 sun,
Meantime all my wishes flee
To thy mes, beyond the sea!
Mourn not Let brighter doom
Breed no anguish in thy mind,
1.-THE rose hath most perfume,
1t hath still thorn behind;
If the sun be its height,
Think what follows-cerlain night.
Murmur not-whatever i'll
Cometh, am not thy friend,
I'm false times the firmer Silly
Without changing, without end /?
Ah! if one true friend be thine,
Dare not 10 repine!
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THE FUTURE.
BY ELIZA COOK

BY ELIZA COOK.
Itwas good, ii was kind, in the Wise One
..a above,
To fling Destiney's veil DER the face of
our years,
That I'VE dread not the blow that shall
strike at our love.
And expec, not the beams that shall
dry up our tears.
Did We know that the voices now gentle
and bland,
Will foreso the fond word and the whis.
pering tone;
Did we know that the eager and warm
pressing hand
Will be joyrully forward in "casting the
stone;"
Did we know the affection engrossihg our
soul
Will end, as it oft does, in madness and
pain;
That the passioncd breast will but hazard
its rest,
And be wrecked on the shore it is pant
ing to gain.
Oh! did we but know Of the shadows so
nigh,
The world would indeed lie a prison Of
gloom:
All Light would he quenched in youths
eloquent eye.
And the prayer lisping infant would ask
for the tomb.
For if Hope be star that would lead us
aslray,
And "deceiveth the heart" as the aged
ones preach;
Yet twas mercy that gave it 10 beacon
our way,
Though lis halo illumes where it never
can reach.
Though friendship but fits like meteor
gleam;
Though it burst, like morn.ligh,ed
bubble of dew;
Though it passesaway like leaf on The
stream;
Yet Ills bliss while we fancy the vision
is true.
Oh! 'lis we'll that the future is hid from
oursight,
That we walk in the sunshine, nor dream
Of the cloud;
That we cherish a flower, and think not CT
blight;
That we dance on the loom that may
weave us shroud.
1t was good, it was kiud, in the Wise One
above,
TO fling Destiny's veil DER the face of
our years,
That we dread rot the blow that shall
strike at our love;
Aud expect not the beams that shall dry
up our tears.
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Wilson 81 Hodge

William M. Bailey.
Whereas thePlaintifs have this day filed THEN
declaration in the Clerks Office Of AbbeviIIe
District, against the Defendant who is absent
from, and without the limits of this State, and
las neither wife nor attornay, known within
the same, upon whom a copy of the said decIa-
ration with a rule to plead unto, might be
served: 1t is therefore ordered, that the said
defendant do appear and plead to the said Dec
larntion, within year and day, from this date,
or judgement, final and absolute will be awar-
.ded against him.
JOHN F. LIVINGSTON, c.c.r.
Clerks Office,
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Cash Wanted.

z WOULD respectfully remind those per-
u sons indebted to me, that the usual time
Of credit has now closed, and request that they
would come forward and settle tl!eir accounts.
Having large drmands TO meet, am conse-
quenlly in great want Of money.
S. S. BoYCE.
Feb. 10, 164l. G2.
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GAEsVHN & WAVNES.

GAEsVHN G. HATNES,
Successors to II. r. Cook, s. Col
EX EEP constantly on hand, at the above
EA House. general assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. INSTRUMENTS,
PERFUMERY. PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, HATTERS MATE
RAILS, WINDOW GLASS,&c
All Of which they offer at the lowest prices,
and oil terms 10 suit purchasers
~ Physicians and family prescriptions will
receive prompt and faithful attention, at all
hours, day and night. All orders executed
with neatness and despatch.
A supply of warranted fresh Garden seeds
always on hand. sni'ed to the season.
l. P. GARvIS, VI. d, }
WIN. HAINEs, JON.
]. II. MURRAY, NJ. D.
Hamburg, S. c., Feb 3, 1S4l.
Feb. 10 tf2
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Elizabeth Prosser Applicant,

rs.
Tillman Watson, and others Derts
FIT appearing TO my satisfaction, that Thco-
IL dore Stark, Isaac Gidart, Sophia Gildart,
Francis Gidart, Mary Gildan and Elizabeth
Eggeston, John c. Worlncly, Hugh w. Wor-
son and Mary r. his wife, Theodore o. Stark,
- Stark, & - Stark. the two last orwhom
are infant children of Col. Horalio Stark, dc.
PENDANTS in The above stated case, reside without
the limits of this State. tits therefore ordered,
that they doappear and object to the division or
sale of the real estatc of Robert Stark, Seli'r.,
decd, on or before the tenth day of May next,
or their consent to the SAME will be entered of
record.
Given under my hand, at my office, this 9th
day of FEBRUARY, I94l.
OLIVER TOWLES, o. Ed.
Feb. 10 ($1O 97D m2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-15

Advantages Of Advertising. THE ad-'
van,aees of standing advertisements for
Professional and Business meniare much
more important than many imagine. A
gentleman, one of our subscribers, related
to US, no, long since, an iustarson IN a sim
gle case which he himself acknowledged,
originated from all advertisement in our
paper; aud the advertiser had made sum
far more than sufficient to pay,he cost of
the advertisement. What is{the use of
having fine sign at your door when, for
less cost, you can have an advertisement
travelling over the whole country every
week !-CQha,rba Dem.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-15

The blessings Of government, like the
laws Of heaven should be dispensed alike
high and low, the rich and the poor
Jackson.
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

'Se, Ssr1;s6ee j; b'P'o5d' Ss Attachment
William M. Bailey Assumpsit.
VgNHE Plaintiff having this day filed his dec
4 laration in my office, and the Defendant
having no wife or Attorney known to be within
the State, upon whom a.copy could be served,
with rule TO plead. On motion, ordered that
the Defendant do plead the said declaration
within year and day from this date, or final
and absolute judgment will be awarded against
JNo. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c.r.
Clerks Office,
May 9, 1s40. n&T 81 so age Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-15
Public Notice.

A Ii persons indebted TO the estate of
"A Blumer White, deceased, are requir-
ed to make immediate payment and all
persons having demands againstthe eslale,
are requested 10 render them in, properly
attested. -.
.ABNER PERRIN, Admir-.
Jan. !, 1871. If 49
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Want Of prudence, says Goldsmith, is
sometimes the want ofvrlue; norris there
more powerful advocate of vice q &poverty.
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WORST OF ALL.

We see i, stated in the papers, that a.
mong the losses by investments in the
United States Bank, is large proportion
Of the money left by the slate Stephen
Girard, for the erection and endowment of
a college to educate orphans.M Thus has
this noble charity been squandered by the
incorporated cormoranis who managed the
"great regulator" and the thousands of
orphan children who would otherwise have
received good education. will be left to
grow up in .unprovided ignorance. II is
an abominabe shame.
We hear that the Smithsonian legacy
is in similar condition, having been in
vested, under the influence Of Col. john
son, in Arkansas stocks. whicil.ar worth
about as much as continental money
Thus are The people cheated and fooled by
their public servants !; nor will they learn
particle of wisdom by allsthese bitter
lessons Of experience.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-15

Indian Names.-ln nothing have the
aborigines of our country suffered more By
contract with the whites than sin their
names. Formerly there was meaning and
poetry in the name Of every Indian, wo-
man or warrior, and among, the various
tribes in the far West. this is doubtless still
the case. Among the Indians of our own
stale, however, there has been sad
change. Thus in the documen enti recently
published relating to the Seneca Treaty,
we find among the warriors the names Of
Billy Shanks, Tommy, Jimmey. Jack
Wheelbarrow, Snow DaIkness,and Ghast-
ly Darkness-and among the squnws, Mrs.
Jack Berry, Widow Fish-hook, Old Fatty,
Miss Sally Sky Carrier, and Miss Nancy
WheeIbamow.--N. Y. Sun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-15

Factory hours in Great lBritian.-Ac-
cording TO the report in the British parlia-
ment on mills and factories, it wastesli6ed
by The evidence of two persons. that "the
usual hours of work, about Nottingham,
twenty hours day." 1t was further de-
clared byJ. Bury, "that the children are
up all hours of the night. when, The lace
machines are al work. They are gener-
ally at work 20 hours day! The chill.
dren from nine TO fifteen years Of age are
obliged to be in the mil! duringstle whole
night and day TOO. They very seldom get
out I'LL ten or eleven O'Clock afnight, and
when the lace mills are at work "a hours
day, the childrcn mustbc, during the whole
Of that "a hours, either on hepremises, or
where they can be called outofbed, when
ever they are wanreds-N r. Observer.
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YELLOW HOUSE,
AND
General Drag Store.

Centre-sreet Hamburg, S. C. opposite the
OLD AMERICAN HOTEL.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
TIoN SALES.
BY =. pRAREp L.

Store 54 IptL!tGnl-strset. cor,sr Of Ptas-sfrsei
THIS DAY. AZ O'Clock, the fost of Fulton St < r
Damaged Teas-For &scognt OF whom II M, xoucern
TOO chess damaged board seh Escsllio from
wr,ek OF barque FiotidI
The above sale postponed Due notice will be given
shen the sale will take pscc.
0G THURSDAY, Oct Tih, NJ 10 O'clock.
FRENCH Gooos.-210 Of French Goods. Of recon!
importation, cJuprsinS large and seuera
O: seasouable articles adapted 10 the
Terais-6 month, for approved cadorsed notes.
Catalogues and - spies morning of sale.
Also three invoices comprising 81 entire Of
hi,e black snd slate coIorod German Cotton Stockings,
Cow landing;
Also an iavoicc Of earlc, AID Black Nsrtno Shaws.
the aarufactuse Heuiruer & Co. with which the sale
will commence.
Ai.o, cases fae French Back Gloves. OF superior
Also. eaure invoices, compr;ius 81 entire cases Of
hite biseA and slate coorcd German CO ,oa Sticking
SATURDAY. October ., At 10 o'clocs.
CJorEs AND CAssiNEsEs FROM TIE >HELNEs-Con-
prising desirable OF Fsll and Wintor Goods
Terms MONKS for approved endcrscd notes
0u TUESDAY, Oct Il, at 10 ceocki
PAoNAGE SALs.-20U csses British. Irsh. scotch Aad
American Or! Goods comprising articles adopted to T.
,esscu.
Terms, months foT approved endorsed notes
Caiaioeue> ari samples morning Of sale.
TIL KSDNN, Oct II. AZ 10 o'clock.
FRENCH Goocs-2C0 cases OF Frerc Goods, Of recent
importation. comprising large and desirable sSsorEou
OF rich ant hizh cast af,cles Of recent Paris STYLES.
Terms. - moLihs iar approved endorsed
Catalogue, and ,mpss morning OF sale.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
THE NEW-YGRk WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF Saturday. October ., EStt,
WILL. CONTAIN.

l. A C,xrIcLE oF THE CovsN,NrESs--A splendid
Poem by D. Moir the Delta Q Black~ood from the on
don Gem, of Art, 1r lS'2.
. yisioS OF ruE STARS By 7. X. Hervey from lhS
'-a'' 3 Two Soses. By PrRcr,L from The Token loT
lcl2.
erar, Messenger for October.
;. TnE FisHgR,lAs OF FoE1 ROUGE. b Mr. GoRE' :
from the London Forget-Mc.NO' for ls's
c. Tnr vnL.cs CHURCH. By Mrs WARD from 'he
I.oudon Forget, Me-Not, for 1912
a FrxeeAL At MADRID, from the n Y American.
: Tas TRr... OF McLroD-A full Report Of this inter-
cs,iug trial with Editorial Correspondence
9 TuE FAE At SyKAcrsr-Leter from the Editor.
10. A Dsolstox IN CuA>crEY, an important point OF
practice. Reported FOR the Tribune.
STATE CONVENTION <, Syracuse.
II. EoroRAL CORKessoxDrSce-Tren!on Fails, Lu-
natic Asylum.
II. TAMFr or ISL.
Ia. MIR. wEssres's PosirIoN, No. " aud last.
Subscription 81 year; single copies Gi cents.
For sale at the Office, Nc. 30 Anu street. by
os GREELEY Il McELRATH.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
IMPORTANT NEWS!
of CHARLES 0'MALLEY!:

{s3-THE NEW WORLD again comes before us yea
aars with most Interesting Budget of Contents, as vii
be seen below FRS, in the lis, IS large and
2sagmi1ccus Engraving Oh Wood,
illustrating an article the CoTroN MANrf'ofvEs,
possessing great interest.
H. Charles O''failcy-thc three first chapters ci
the October Part received rScIvsiyrN st the office
of the New World. They canno: appear in any
other paper unless snYcp cptousIy obtained Against
thieves of vile character We have no protection
". Tar ApMrR,l, D,rcurrR,-a thrilling story, by
the author OF the Deiormel,' several additional
chapters.
" B,nSAm RUpGf, the last chapters received m TINS
country, by the Acadia.
V. HENRY CLAY AND HIS POSITION, powerful
Original article, recommended TO The friends OF TINS
eminent statesman and politicians generally
VI FoaNlcv CoRRrsrovptNoE sNp Nrw', OF great IN
terest.
vn. CRY F.wkr,. several chapters To becOnclud'i
next week.
ynt Ter,l or Nelson. up TO the latest date.
IN. AMrn,c.> Rrsr,Rcut- ~ lr,ly, by Washington
Irving, Esq.
y L,rrs,m Norrc,.. Musical and Theatrical trt'
cism. Domestic Intelligence; Miscellany Sc %e'
TrRNs.-s3 year, in advance g, cents single.
{sy- All new subscribers will he furnished with the
lst vol OF oM,1LrY gratis Back numbers OF the en-
arged quarto can he supplied from the commencement
OF the volume illustrated with more than thirty elegapt
cngrayings Office 30 Ann street.
os >, }. WINCHESTER Publisher.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
From tho Lodi Frcemau. !

- Esr,stol's Sa-snpnriiln now stands unrlvalsd
for Astonishing cures CUTE recently several Of re-
arkabe cures have been effected by the of his yalu
sbls lneiciue The ;ayidua cured by its Use are not
persons living at so remote distance render i'm
possible TO ascertain wheihcr such individuals existed
CT not hut they are as we're ncgh6orS We hsvc
seen published in the Bu.Elo Commercial the certificate
Oft LADY residing in Aurora, Erie County, who WAS 20
much reduced hy that her life deSpared OF
md an individual now elbow, who was ker near
neshb and well acquainted with her at the tune, says
a, for ,cne weeks 1t was expected that she would
,ar,,r dag and that particular Sabbath morn
ag her death was houry expected So there no doubt
hat the case was a real one Aud the a>ton.shment
aaI surprise of ALL this lady has been raised, within few
aouh. by the use Of Brs,os Sarsaparla TO he blessing
t health aud appncss and able to attend TO the
domestic AFFAIRS her family. This Is not an isolated
case either where nd suals have been raised asit were
cM Deaths door, while sinking under tic r%'ases oi IL
hut they numerous by the name OF
Fnesms Cross, residing u parien, GenoSee County has
gwen his certificate Of his being cured OLA cancer by
Inc use OF the Sarsapmila- Also mas by the o.
Mathew Hassct, who resided in Buffalo has been happily
cured disease brought by the injudieouS of
mercury, AID subsequent bad treatment, The poor sui
ecr was sinking rapidly into premature grave and the
medical faculty had gwen up his hopeless when
Mr. Bristol commenced administering his Sarssparilla
and astonishing as nsy appear he having taken no other
medicine since The of June last ha, fr recovered
ss to be sbe to resume hi old business Of shoc-making
AGAIN
few days since, being at Arcade IN Wyoming Cosn.
we we're informed ,ha, there man by the
Of Freaca residing three miles north Of that village who
had been lingering with on the lip and tongue
and his aendan, sciaus the celebrated Dr. Cole
grove fSprngye had considered his eass a. hopeless
and had even sen, for his daughter home and
hin die when, as has las. hope, ho commenced taking
srHos sarsaparilla and he Is now rapidly recovering
THIS article Is not written pu bui for the Ne"e'o
lea purpose Of informing suffering community thar thu
undoubtedly destined rival all other medicines ever
brought before the public, and to persuade The afflicted 10
eHb'aee truIh aud aee from error.
For sale a, AlILuAU'S PHARMACY, is3 Broad"ay
Aadb by wM. BENGER, 80 Cortland, street, Wholesale
Agent os3,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
FOLWELL & BRRYOORT,
OF EnItnn-.traes

Would respectfully Inform their patrons ard the public
generally that they have us received their Fall Fashions
from Paris and London and prepared to receive
orders, having supplied themseye. ~ita well selected
asoraeat of goods of ates, mportatons consisting
o. Cloths Cassneres yes;ing., &c &C. which iney az
prepared make up prces which csnrOt fan 10 p'a9
To those who are npscasanted With our style of getting
up garments, they would raPectfalIy n'''' 10 'AA
anime io- themselves. -,
n 3. Terms Cash,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
City fnteIliDenee.
Reported for The Tribune.

CcuRr OF OYER AND TERNivER.-Before Judge Kent
and Aldermen Woodhu and Leonard.
This Court ~as d gently engages the whole Of w..
terday in the trial Of Peter Kan, for the murder OF
Catherine the wife Of Thomas Riley Of 36ts tree near
the 9Th avenue, By sabbar her the right side with
sword-cane woundng ths aora, the prncip7l blood
sci olthe heart, and causing her death few minutes
afterwards, he night of the l..h July last, 4 the
tria will not probably terminate before this evening
shall content ourselves with giving bef ketcs Of the
most mportat facts Of the case al its conclusion with
the verdict the jury shall render
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
Ne" work by R. HI Dana, Jr.
The Seanan's Friend-Contalnirg

TIT = = 1N-41u 77''97'''"f
P.ET PLAIN Treatise practical Sesmanship, with
engraved illustrations and full DicioEary Of
Sea terms
Part H. Customs and Usage. Of the Merchan; Service
relating TO the oGee of the Master ch.sf, aHd
second and third Mates, Carfeaer, Coz. able
and ordinary sea'nen &c &c
Par H. Laws relating to the prao,cal tue. 5f Master
and Mariner. By the author Or T~o Year
before the Mast Vol. Emo
THE YOUNG CHOIR or School Singing Book org
nal and selected by WIN. B Bradbury aud c W Sanders
Just published and for sale by
DAYTON & sAXTGN,
n l2i Fulton, c0rue, e. is-au.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Extra Wide ANA cmriea Maple Nigh Post
E5TD&i' EAOS.

Particularly adapted 10 the Southern Market A. also
the yariou. kinds adapted the CITY trade
sale ai II Gold-street
WILLIS's PREMIUM BEDsTEtD arc nov aclnoa
lodged by all who have re them oe decidedly superior
poat OF cieaunes durability economy oHd ease ~ih
which putup taken down to all others ey'T be
fore offered the public. An inspection and trial "a all
that necessary to convince every Of these ct.
]. DOrGLAS, Il oll-stret.
- Town and County Rights for sale. os lgis.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
FAIRLY uoURN,NG.

UG. W MUIR & co, 3i5 B'osdray, have at pro
sen, on Eand complete assortment of articles suitable
Tor Fsmly Mourning of The bes: descriptions aud At tie
mos, reasonable prices consisting OF
Black and Blue Black Bosbaz,aes Of good quality at
= per yard.
An excellent artiels at 5. per yard
Beautifully fine, all shades q; lis. iss sud i3s.
Black and Blue Black Crapes, all widths.
DO. do. silks.
Mourning and hslf Mourning Cscoes.
DO. do. Nous de Lanes.
Plain Black and Blue Black 10.
MH-ns f,r Mourning Collars.
Piack Cloves Hose md Handkerchief. OF lmeod