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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-26
THE SLANDERER,

81 hate him for his poisonous breath
More deadly than the dews of death,
hate him for his horrid lies
His peace destroying calumnies.
His words | hate--so smooth, 50 sly
So void of generosity.
So doep--sO empty--yet 80 full
OF what will social 10y annul;
His heart is gal--hs tongue is fire,
His soul too base for generous ire"
We frequently hear the character o.
VIrtuous and worthy persons traduced in
the vilesl manner, by the fowl sIanderer,
who is too cowardly to meet the object Of
his resentment face to face, and thus vent
his malice by deuging the ears of scores
OF his acluaintances with tales of reck-
less caIumny and detraction. Almost ev-
cry department Of the society in which we
live is tainted with the pestiIential vapor,
and mingled in his Inflammation. From
the hoarv headed politician to the little
boy, fromthe aged maiden to the lispirg
miss, SANDER and detraction rage with
appalling strides.
1t is unnecessary to say that diScord,
strife, contention, and variance, among
nsghbors, the name Of friendship anni>
hiIated where it has long existed, and
friends changed to bitter enemies, and in
short, great part Of the discord in soci-
ETY., are the deadly effecte Of this demo.
MAC vice, this bane Of social intercourse
ISLANDER.
The primary object Of the Slanderer,
generaIly,is brought up to iniure the re
putalon Of the person slnndered, to lessen
the esteem Of others. What is dcarer TO
a person than his reputation ? You take
from a man his reputation, his good name
among his fellow men, and you take his
all, so FAT as life is concerned Here is
whera the sIanderer aims his deadly arr
rows, there he commences his deeds of
darkness, here he accomplshes his evil
design ; his ingenious purposes. What
ray Of comfort can be found 10 cheer ones
path through this world of trouble, when
that which is dear to him as life itself
has been torn from him by the ruthless
hand Of this demon Of Pluto-The Sian
derer ?-Shelby NeWS.
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NOTICE.

FILTERS Of Administration having
~ been granted to the undersigned on
the Estate of Clarissa CASTOR, deceased,
al the August Term, l84l, Of the Hon'bo
the Probate Court of Amite County--All
persons indebted TO said Estate are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment
and those having claims against said Es-
tate, will present them within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred
ERASMUS CASTOR,
administrator.
August 26, l841.. 35w6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-26

There will be a Methodist quarterly
meeting held in the town Of Liberty, on
the first Saturday and Sunday in Septem.
Der. Elders B. Pipkins and Leggett will
attend said meeting.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-26

"That Painter. "A few days since,
when we spoke in complimentary terms
of the extraor binary talents Of that pain.
ter, we did not think that we should so
soon be obliged to condemn the exercise
OF those talents for mischievous and I'M
worthy purposes. But so it is. Some
two weeks ago he got into drunken 'roI-
&c, went on board a schooner at the New
Basin, aud painted the anchor in imitation
Of soft pine The schooner put out into
the lake the next day. As there were
symptoms of a storm, the captain thought
II best to anchor. Ga tumbling the an
Choir, which had been painted, into the
water, they were astonished to find that
II floated upon the top OF the water as
buoyantIy as cork. The consequence
was The vessel went ashore, aud The un.
derwrters have brought an action for
damages against tho painter. We sincere.
hope they will recover, for when remark.
OIe abilities are prosIituted TO unworthy
justice demands no inpunily.
Among the things saved from the wreck
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EIlB @IS ny
Observation-Disclosures 90. re4I.
DEMOCRATIC WING TICKET
For Congress,

For Congress.
ADAM l.. BINGAMAN, of Adams,
WIN. r. HARLEY, of Marshall.
For Governor.
DAVID o. SIlATTUCK, of Carroll
For Secretary Of stat,
LEWIS G. GALLOWAY, Of Holmes.
For Treasurer.
WILLIAM G. CRAWLEY, of Perry.
For Auditor of Pub. Accounts,
JAMES J, ALLEN, of Kinds.
For Attorney General.
ROBERT HUGHES, Of Kinds,
Fer the Legislature,
T. JONES STEWART,
JAMES NJ. SMILEY.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-26

Mr.. Crawley the Wing candidate for
State Treasurer, has withdrawn from the
canvass. He says that considerations
alone of a private nature induces him so
to do. He still remains heart and soul at
tached TO the Wing party and its princi-
pies. Mr.. Claiborne in the Free Trader
few weeks since endeavored to impress
upon the public mind, that Mr.. CrawIcy
had declined canvass upon the ground
of his having become converted to the
Antl'Bond faith, by the preaching Of Free.
man. Mr.. CrawIey is still Boad-paying
man. Comment is needless. We thought
thatMr. Claiborne was genuine good fell
low from his salutatory to the public
honest in his political notions, but his re-
cent course have induced us to believe
that he is a humbHg, perfect adept III
arts Of demagogueism.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-26

By the last Feliciana Wing, we per.
ceive that the Board of Directors, of the
Clinton and Port Hudson Railroad, at a
recent meeting, reduced the rate of freight
on said road, TO the old standard, viz -
transportation of cotton 70 cents per bale
Frelghs this way so ccEts per barrel for
flour, rs cents for pork and other articles
in proportion.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-26

We are authorised to announce Mr.. JOSEPH
6. HARRELL, as a candidate for the Office of
Constable in Beat No. |, at the ensuing Noycm.
Der election
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-26

Sound Philosophy The Florence En-
quiror one OF the most judiciousIy conduct.
ed papers in Alabama, thus discourse, h !:
" ! can't do it, and why should try,n
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-26

We love to receive news about home
matters via New York. As sample take
the annexed paragraph from the New
York Star
Sailors home in New ORLEANS. We
understand that it is in contemplation to
establish Sailors Home at New Orleans.
and also Bethel Church There is, per-
haps no place where establishments of
this kind could be Of greater use than in
New Orleans, where grearter number
oil Steamboats, and merchant ships are at
all times in port. We understand that a
gentleman, J. Fl. Smiley of New Orleans,
is now in his city, for the purpose of pro.
curing funds. to aid in carrying forward
this important and excellent enterprise.
While giving intelligence about our
own city, we may as we'll regaIe our rea-
ders with another paragraph from the
same paper, We shall be compelled, we
fear TO send reporter to New York to
gather New Orleans items:
The Black Lcg'.-Letters this day re-
ceIved announce the fact that the police
Of New Orleans have made war in earn
os, Oh the Black Legs of that city, AMI
will succeed in driving them out many
have sailed for New York, and more com
ing. They form a corps Of the worst
men in the country they deal in coun-
terIelt paper to great extent, and occa-
sionaily engaged IN burguaries aud mar
ders We hope our Police will be on the
alert, and that citizens informed OF the
whereabouts of these gentry will give in,
formation to the police Office. PIC.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-26

~ We are authorised to announce Mr.. RIO.
BERT 5. CONVICTION, as a candidate for the
Office of Clerk Of the Probate Court of Amjte
County. at the ensuing November election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-26

For District Attorney,
Composing the counties of Amitc, Pike, Frank
lin, Lawrence, Marion, Covington, and Han
cock.
+, c. TALBERT, of Liberty.
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
E. NJ. DAVIS, E. $. RUSSELL,
R. NJ. NELSON.
For Sheriff.
!; N w N9RWSGR} R. R. ! J. T TARKEE
For Probate Judge.
JOHN WALKER.
For Probate Clerk,
S. R. DAVIS.
For County Treasurer.
2. P. BUTLER, "A. VANNORMAN.
JOHN GRIFFIN, NATHAN CHALFANT
For assessor.
WIN. C HARRELL, | II. II. ANDREWS,
P. 5. GARDNER, ]. II. WESpBROOK.
JAMES MADISON LOWRY.
For Coroner.
JONAS S. PARKER, RICHARD Messy,
CHRIST: CARSNER, YOUNG +. GRIFFIN.
For Tar Collector.
JESSE billiard, R. c. WESTBROOK,
CLINTON McGEHEE
For Surveyor.
JOHN X. CAULFEILD.
For Justice Of The Peace,
DAVID JEWETT, | A. NJ. LEA,
For Ranger,
JOSEPH G. HARRELL
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-26

We are authorised to announce JOHN T.
LAMKIN, Esq, as a candidate for the Office
of District Attorney, for the 18th Judicial Dis
trict, at the ensuing November election
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-26
Obituary.

Died at his residence in this county or
the 2oth inst mr., HARBERr Farm. "
On the 25th inst, AMANDA RoB,Nsoy
consort OF james f. Robinson of This
county. WIG
On the cath inst, at the residence or Ri.
father Dr. Isaac R. CauleiIJ, in FeIec;'
ana Parish, La, AUGUSTUS w. CAULrr,rn
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AN ELOQUENT TRIBUTE.

We copy the following from the Cincin.
matt Chronicle. 1t is a just aud noble tri-
butte to genius and patriotism and great
ness
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-26

NO TICE,
ME business will be carried on as
Z heretofore, between the UNDERSIGNED.
under the name Of A. w. FoRsYrgE & On,
A. w. FORSYTHE,
DANIEL DAVIS.
August 81, l841. az
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-26

For Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
Z. NJ. DAVIS, Z. s. RUSSELL,
r. NJ. NELSON.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-26
CANT IDA Il ES.
NOVEMBER ELECTION, 1871.

For District Attorney,
Composing the counties of Amitc, Pike, Frank
lin Lawrence, Marion, Covngton, and Han
cno I
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f. c. TALBERT, of Liberty
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DESNOLTTVTOOI
NOTICE

August 81, 1871. AZ
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For Sheriff.
J. NJ NORWOOD, r. j. WATKINS,
NJ, WHlTTiNGTON, f. l.. TARVER.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


Nh. poar1 ms. at o',iock and transacted the following
h,sino'. DN'N
sno,o, ,, r.ce;vcd from, the .Isvor nm craving sum
dry o,.,;n1t,ccs ard ,,..Iut,.ns orarl 81 on ~.
second message WINS received from the ,ayor return
rp the resolution adopted by both Boards for he Corpor
alton 10 take of certain unclaimed LANDS until
the lo f owners apenr with the sIayor's objections 10
said o!ution detail ordered Oh Ii e and 10 be pub
l,h.d
laird message was received from Tie Mayor enclosing
:, communication liom J w Joucs complaining of nui-
sance o the fo,, OF Rcadc nnd Duasc-slrec;s aud the
North River owing to deposits of mlnuGc &c ref, FRED.
fourth me.s,y. ans received fram the MAYOR euclcS.
inc lion from tb President Of the swY orl
.1 .ran, n n,,o,J t,omusnv setting forth the com
,c,;or If Tho Ro,tou and Albany Railroad and soliciting
the ;,crc md inorc,, of thr Common Council ia favor
If The NewYork and Asany abroad. The communion
lion an mo,on Of Alderman Ieonard was referred 10 a
nscn committee of three consisting Of Aldermen Leon
srd k,mba and Lee and the Board of Assistants re-
,n.,,.J IN ,non|u, ~ g, rr-.rondenl committee.
Ioy,.,,onnrJ ~ : House for ia. Board 10 aitonl IN.
Ier,,,,- On T,ocu,ion: ACCENTED
P,fj,,ous R.Gry,d-cf Thomas Rhodes Henry Smith
,rJ rb,odorc ~ on,s for b., c,crs stands Of Peter
Sni,h far uaymeu, of a contract. OF f. u. & 4. White
far nav r rutips Registry notices. OF Henry Fischer
and r. Lane for correction of iax OF John Gore for
Tess fam u,isou where he is confined i.r violation OF
rho law c,tiye to the stand for cabs OF Chltr, Oakley
for relief - surety for Mr. Montgomery. OF Mr SAID
ford for leave to purchase lot of ground Of West
and In :lvor lighting M1rii.On street
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29
pEI,ER = PILLS.

r5NE wonde cures eff c.ad by this medicine age ;e
al-eUrro>sins subjects of The day Ge where YOU
will you hsar of nothing but NJ. Such one has been
cured hv Dr. Peters Vegetable Pill, or yoa know Miss
So aud so was the poin; of death bat she ha- been
cured " Dr.. Peers Pills. are You not cat that
Mis- - has been restored 10 health by d. Peters
wO>pRoCs MEDICINE.
Really tin, medicine must be very good orit could not
cure 80 many iti> goo For many YSa@- # has passed.
OF IN the even ,en, If its VA cufins autdreo-
OF per>sas who were wraugiiuc Wiz death But 80" IT,
onward ccarse impciuogs.
IL Is as impossible 10 tay the demand F iAiS leGesc
; 10 hush the rushing wind
life medIci:e tat l psocFa stina'e deah ~ year'
shsl, II ne - house, Snai !, rS' be use ny
every individual Lex mln >ay do net wan II: ~
know not vka ;o-mI-fc- may h-ins l'ft1- AZ III u'U
u this remedy asa. rcncmbc. that hettA 5 uls hfs
blessing Of God.
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS
Are art bilious. tyspepuc sad snti incscaril hu
NAV bs justly considered U:.iyc.al Meiicse bu' ieJ
are pscuil.5y hcuedc4l ~ the i9'oNias coup i'V
V o.g md biious Fovers, Fever aui A:h- ysp'sia
Group LIVER Gem alainIs, Sick Hcadach' jaunii-e Ash
M. Dropsy, Rheumatism, Enlargement OF the rpie'l,
Plies Coilr temaic 'lhsructioGs Heart Barn tu'9Sd
Tn-g1e Nausea uis;cnSoa Of the s;or3-li ana 'S"ei'
lncpent D;lr-l G-t, Flatucaec. haaituai t"st'en5s
Loss OF ApYet.ts Bo;cnad o. Seo~ Coi'pleNioh tn ~
all cases Of Tarpor Of the Bowels, where SstaaFS ..
au Apcricu, needed Teey are exceedingly MN ~
their operations, producing neither nAnses gripping nor
debility.
Price y and % ccu;s per box
Dr. Peters, Principal Office i59 GrozeTsv corner %
Graed sud at 90 North Sixth Street Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29

sNDIa hUSB .:-tioods OF every description
1 such is Owe costs, Waiting Panroou>. Log- Boots.
Riding Legsr, Horse Covers. Cloak, Pouches, Capes.
Caps Carriage Plaster aud Boot Lining Clot Lc Pre-
servers. AR Beds Pillows Cushions, Machine banding To-
ge;her Almost eySry arc-c "a the !ue. Tor sale al
Sholesllc and retail, by ;. C. SMITH y son,
IL In Isl Water an 66 CathpriRe
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29

Gr The Raleigh Register states the notorious
Robert Potter formerly of North Carolina, has
been recently elected & Member OF Congress In
Texas.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29

FRENCH MiSEs.-It appears that in France
there are 1875 mines, employing 1900 miners,
yielding over TWO millions tons Of coal, valued Al
more than $1,000 GOO In Belgium, Of the
great coal fields of Europe, there were in 1896.
25O coierics, giving employment 10 over 81 600
workmen, and yicldiag 90 600 600 English bushels
coal valued at about So ,000,O0 Since 1886 there
have net probably been any matertsi changes IN
the collieres or the quantity OF coal annually pro-
duced
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29

~ W41NTED-A good improved Farm Of 80 10
ai: 100 somewhere within 80 miles OF The
clU New York prd really worth about 5000 ca 1000
Iol,ar.. for which will be cvcu IN exchange several
Dscll,n. Houses all nearly with suitabe gardens,
sood ellis cistcrn, &c Sc complete Hnd which are al
rrucl aud will rent far interest their valuation.
This property Is clg5ly ,ituaicdm Ellzete'hiowa Now
Je,sey ANY person having such Farm 10 dispose Of rs
,b We described and who my wish 10 maze far et-
chaugS will ,ppy hy ctter tPos-pa'i) addressed TO W.
~ ai the Office of the Tribune.
The applicant viii please DO particular IN describing
his farm budding and should II be found to answer
the purpose the app cant shall have due and promt AZ
trntiOa d2l radJS'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29
n.GY. 0FgH,s 4gtt-TsGEs2 STOVES

n.GP oFEf<'s altt- TsGfs2 STOVES
| PRICES REDUCED-Ine public -hoUli know that
th. Sore exceeds any thing ever got up for warming
,snsgr - pe.!s 20 b. replsalshed but n u hours
a then but three four sticks sufficient over 1000
Fl hee stoves have been sold IN Bostcn this sea.on this
being tine thru since aere atrodncsa lacy are
rsccfmsrds by the most eminent pbysicaz there and
IN tbi- civ The subscriber isn5ag 10 renqush the
Cookipg stove oilers the remainder Of MS stock
or Cooking At cost lie has on consignment ie~
s,raror ts,es cousn coal Stoves. Also Cylinders Of
various size Also Hanel Crates all Of which will be
oId ios J. n III. ~ Water DIS I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29

SILK The Louisville journal says: We have
seen some beautiful >pecimcn+ Of sewing silk, man
utactured by Mr. Ira Wells, of Madison La. Mr..
Wells has six acres planted with the morus null
ticaus. aud five with the white Italian mulberry
the former two years old and the latter tour. The
value of the silk that he has manufactured the pre-
sent year i seven hundred dollars
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29

Iuots Ncas-ictu>tei naasc.
No lusti, damned to everlasting farne
SSTExS s.IH you shher with Tooth acne : men you
w car Eaye cured for - CT, warranted never 10
ache ,etin.
Sufferers invited call and The merits oil my
Nerve Paste certain and safe remedy. Price, shli-
lagS Dtayei Teeth filled il rhs best manner for y 10
, Other operation, accordingly. Dr. Pearson sur
gsou Dnstst. IN Canal street; do In
COMPOSETI0N BOILERS, OF the best
u materials and quality, and OF all sizes cast =; the Vi
6ce of the New Word 80 hnn-s,- Inquire Of Mr. j. W
RICHARDS, in the Press Room (baseuenD susi
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29
WOODWORKING.

ysNEal Counting Rooms of C. c. MARSH, IS Cedar
street, continue open from A. Nj. to p. NJ. in or
der hut merchants and others may avail themselves Of
Of instruction that is truly practical that cm
braces ii complete routine of mercantile uan'acols G'ii
mercantile calculations; lGd ia which the student
lly Keeps of books in counting house. To those
wko uuacquainicd with tbs advertisers reputation.
say. thar his principal work book keep
has passed into editions that II receives tho pro-
ference The NcwYOrk Public Schools and other largo
Institutions and that he himself has the honor Of being
appointed teacher Of book keeping for the Mercantile
Library Association" of this city. Prcspecuses. wih
,srm-. may bo had at the counting rooms above
Il linz.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29

MIssosRI CURRESCY.-We have s;eadiastiy
con;ended that Bcntonan hard nonev, Sub-Trea
sury Legislation inevitably has the efirct Of filing
the land with deprecated, unequal paper cur
gency and locust swarms of shinpasters This
truth is now slrikingly excmPHded in Missouri,
which ate has uniformly been governed by Loco
Foco legislators implicitly guided by Mr.. Senator
Benton. Her statute books covered with acts
denouncng the severesi penalties against sus-
pended banks, foreign hunks, broker=, sAinplaster
ut,erers. &c &c. She does not allow the circula-
lion Of Foreign paper. Her own and only Bank
is sound, specie-paying institution. She has
never embarked i'll Internal Improvements, and
owes very little debt. Improvement is very rapid,
and her people are generally prosperous, and not
deeply embarrassed. Yet her Currency, on which
much care has been bestowed, Is OF the most
wretchcd and annoying character The St Louis
Republican divides it into tge dislincl grades OF
valuations, VIZ
l, Specie; 9, Illinois bank paper receivable a,
the bunk and all the insurance com aiies; 3. III
ners' Bank paper aad City Scrip, receivable onl,
at the Mutual aad the Ga, Light otc. 4, Calo
Bank notes, receivable only at The Mutual Il-ur-
ance office :, slight toppins-oi CT Milwaukee
Insurance and St. Louis County issues.
1t is all pretty much OF a muchness. and the
Republican says the people will soon cjecyit from
among th:n Heaven speed them in this work.
Great doubt was sill hanging over the CAIRO
Bank. On the 9 h inst. lis notes WIRE selling in
the streets OF ST Louis at - per cent. discount,
and more. sellers than BUYERS at that
10 A correspondent asks to appeal to the
proprietor of the Dry Dock Omnbuses Tor re-
duction Of the charge on that rou'e 10 the uniform
price on all other rostes in our Cty-six-pencc
ride, aud no tickets. We are not able 10 say that
thi, properly be- done, though wish il
might, and are strongly inclined to believe there
would be no difficulty. The route accommodates
much of the travel of our City, and especially Of
our Luborng people, male and female, 20 whom
the difference between Il shilling and sixponce
twice day is an object. We with the proprietor
would try the cheaper rate Tor one moHth-say
from January lst--giving public notice of the
change, and ii it does pay upon fair Trial, he
can abandon IL If he will but Try it, we will do
cur part toward i'll success.
SILK The Louisville journal says: We have
seen some beautiful >pecimcn- OF sewing sih man
u(actured by Mr.. Ira Wells, of Madison, la. Mr..
Wells has six acres planted with the morus muI'
ticaulis. aud five with the white Italian mulberry
the former two venrs old and the atler four. The
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29
INSURANCE.

r;NlsE HOWARD INSURANCE CO.
Capital 500 0o0 office No. - Wall Thi> Cont
p4ay continues make ssans loss or aaiasge
by NE and Inland navigation.
DIRECTORS
Rensselaer, Ravens William Couch.
Main Tayler. r. l.. Woolcy
Corueiigs w lawrence, Micah BALDWIN.
J Phillips phpnN. Nathaniel Weel,
John MORRISON. flaming Tucker,
Joseph e. Varnum aeigs d. Bsnjlniu
DAVID Lee John Esnks,
Caleb -. Halsei. John -. W o4s.
William ". Todd. Ferdinand SEydam
Henry g Thompson.
e. Ravens, President.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29
tlUis!sEK ,rsa,Es ..ND 0VER

INDlA RU8EER >hOEs AND OVER
RSHOE> -5d0d par Laiies and Gent, FIgured Rubber
10. psirs Lanes and Gents Pam Rybaer.
l2Ca 20 iioie,Sn over Shoes.
100 10 Lsils>' Sheet Rubber do.
la 10 tieEts 10 do.
200 DO do Cloth 10, handsome.
80 do I.adic,'s V.lvst 1'sp 90
rs 30 10 Fu-rct Greciau=.
- American Michmto.h Goat, and Cspes.
3l1 l. f. Presdrvcr, ard Life Jackets.
~ indil Rubber Bed ard Pillows.
2)OD los iuii4 Rubber Bottles.
G5ititiI', Pa.ent Coton tio1trrs
Machine RiljHC, all widths.
Together with general assortment cf India huhs1r
ioots. For sale At 10 NIidea au". HORACE IL DAY,
dl3 Nv Successor to RoXbury nci, Ruhber Co.
S,.sGET scuia s<U8l.c:s OvERSiIOEs
- for Ladies ard trstlemcu;'he best, haadSo~St aud
cheapest kad Of oScFshoe. eTer iEyenied. Maae aud
sold hy >. G SMITH a SON,
IL I'm ca Chatham nnd l5l Wasr-,ts.
EaAH ~ EN- = s:lftG-'s 80 :. FL i,E = -.
= 4 the lse Far Of the American Institute, a SILVER
~ Medal vas NV. rd.d to Josiah Hayden. for hl- supe
rior American Pens II l. Connected that iiaydrn''
Pens equal the best and better an most OF those
imported. The price much lees. and 7c trade hnd
adyapia deal IN thcm Consumers also VIII nld
the quality equal 10 their expectations 2r sale to the
trade by EDw J. EMO rhu-st. MI
nNE PLtssE 4EcsasG-tan,omen wishing TO
" purchase good cheap Clothing, would do well TO cali
at IN! Chatham where they nd garments a;
Cloth coat.' 50 to sl2: Cloth Jackets, - to s.
Pants 81 - to s975; Cloth Pants 81 10 si@
oil !m JAibb tpISN cbi.
New FAa7. s.UU Da.-aLFRED SMITH,
IL Merchant Tailor No 1856 Fnltonst would invite ms
friends and tke puac call aud examine his stock OF
new Fall Goods consisting Ciohs Casslmcrcs and Vest
lg. sulteJ the fail trade. Gentlemen leaving their or
ders may rely upon their beng ulhcd in the most aii.
factory manner. Terms rOdera;eCnsh delivery - II
FsRAEsz sslICpaA.sp NUT GOAL is'
a LACKAN.NNA PRICES.-keL Peach Orchard.
Rel ASS lnr.o Nut Coal douby screened aud delivered
aay part Of the CITY, ire Of cut &c a'---:' ~
Broken or Egg s ~ Lshgh ~
screened Liverpool ---------.-ll ~
Apply ut Yard. jo Washington Spring. d25 Ban
NaW-Y CAKE, A:c.-Eosy Plum clhe
! 7 l. III a II.
New-icsr Cake, l0t H.
Sod, Riscmit and Butter Crscker-, Ga a ID.
[; ra,,am AND roston Crnckers I'll q u.
And Il variety OF Cake AMI Crackers, all cheap ST
PARKS Cheap Cracker Bakery,
9al 81 - Mott-street nenr Waikrr-sttee-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29

DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
OFFICE No III WILLIAM, CORNER oF J0Hs-sr.
4 Ii. KINDS or SILKS, COTTON AND WOOLEN
"a GOODS DYED restored aud dressed iaclucin. la
de- and renllsmen's garments such Dresses, Goats
shawls Grapes, vey2;s, Ribbons, hcrlnoes, Hosiery
Cassimeres Carpets Rags Piano and Table CoTefs VIE
10. Sh.Ja. or jD'