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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
MIDDLETON, August 5tb. 1874

Mr.. EDrToR-We boys having no,h;s
to do these dull days but sing "Dava = else
sence," have composed new set of wora' 40
it, finding the old ones not sufficien,lr .I 10
choly TO suit the tone of our FEELINGS ~,
insert them for the edifcation of the .lt 1&'e
TO whom we are indebted for our insur,,;'
Sad and tedious pass the hours. 'u
Nought is left US but to moan.
Joy has fed, and left our bowers
Withered, desolate and lone
Yes, they've left us, wise and witty
Blithe and tender. grave and gay;
Days of absence, what a pity.
All the girls are gone away.
Had we greeted them departing.
THAT to soothe us, might avail.
But alas, my loved ones starting,
but saw her horses tail!
too late in bed reposing,
Lulled in sweet oblivion Law.
And when had ceased nv doing
AL the girls had gone away.
Yes, alas! they've all departed,
"One by one and two by two;"
Comtortless and broken hearted,
What the devil shall we dot
Loafering all about our city,
nov fnH TUE Dusty streets we stray
OAys Ul ABSENCE, what pityr
All the girls are gone away
Now no more the taper cleaning
From the window greets our eve,
Or by day, more brightly beaming,
Beauty smiles as we pass by:
Absent fair ones, doNt you pity
p Us, employed by night and day.
Singing this our mournful ditty,
"All the girls are gone away"
We have more, but have selected the mos,
pathetic verses. The second stanza, is an IN.
dividual contribution, sung with great pathos
(the tears all the while rolling down his cheeks)
by brother of ours, who is suspected of ha.
wing been "laid TO the LAND" by the LADY re.
ferred to. LINKUM, FIDEuUs g. Co.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

We are credibly informed by gentleman
of veracity and truth, and whose judgment
can be relied on, that Judge Shattuck's major
ity in North Mississippi, will not fall short of
5000. Our informant has had business in
most of the northern counties, and is himself a
democrat, but will vote for the Judge. He
says he intends TO be that which the title OF
democrat denotes, as6 can't follow a clang oil
marauders and swindlers under the veil of de-
mocracy.'
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

STATE TREAsURER.-W g. Crawley, the
regular nominee OF the Wing State Conven-
ton for this Office, having declined and author
lied withdrawal of his name from the can
vass, d.. J. Curtis has been substituted in its
stead, and we aver will give satisfaction. Mr.
Crawley has written letter to the appointing
committee, in which he speaks nobly of the
Wing party and of their exertions in behalf Of
State honor, and promises to cheer up the
sovereigns in his section of the State.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
IN .EOsgrstegnsO1I Printer

By making immediate application. can pro-
cure situation in this office. None need APP
ply unless competent to superntend and I'm
ish pamphlet in workman-like manner.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
Wallace III. VV1adItmgt0m, has re

tVNsfsCN N' " WCtSeNStUESs IDS To-
quesied us 10 announce bis name as a candid
ate 10 represent the county of Carroll, in the
lower branch of our next State Legislature.
August 81, 1871. (pr. f. Sl0) 36-td
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

When pride reigns supreme it acknowledge
es no other god than the self-idol it has crea-
ted.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

ReaderI art thou young man struggling
against difficulties for Improvement and USE
fulnessi Hold up then bravely thy head when
the surge rolls over thee. Knowest thou not
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

Gov. McNUTT.-The Natchez Courier, in a
long article on Gov. McNutt's letter to Hope
q Co; has the following scathing paragraph.
What can his Excellency, or his loco-foco
friends have to say on the subject? The case
is plain one, and Governor McNutt stands
before the people of Mississippi, convicted,
upon his own showing, of having violated his
official oath! In other words, he acknowledg-
es directly, that he has PERJURED HIMSELF
Comment upon such an open and unblushing
acknowledgment is useless, and we are not
now astonished that one of his leading friends
in this city should proclaim publicly that he is
''no better than thief or a .forgerr'
But hear what the Courier says:
"Thus he speaks in his last arrogant, I'M
warranted, pitiful electioneering letter. He
charges that your State Bonds @were disposed
of in August, 1888, by collision and frauds y
He accuses the commissioners of the Union
Bank, in plain, unmitigated terms of ..ooLLu-
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

r An exchange paper mentions that buckle
berries will be more plentiful next season, and
notices the marriage of Mr.. Ephraim HUcKLE
to Miss Jane BERRY.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

duct of the electrict fluid without CO.
Jury: Many one has lost his life , wu IN.
knowledge OF these facts on the part e &c w sn
or bystanders would have preserves !, friends
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
Saturday, August "a, 1s4I.
Union of the Wigs for the honor of the State.

RESOLVED, That it as the del'6erafe
sense of the Wig partg Of M,Ssssx s. nR ,1Gl
the State as BOUND By EVEhI ' UDG1 u
GATGON OF HONOR AND JUSTICE
no ply or CAUSE TO BE PAID, her
bonds issued and sold for the benefit Of the I'm
ion Bank. and for the payment Of her stock IN
the Planters Bank Passed Unanimously by
the Wing Convention, in January, lS4l.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
.TBE FAJTH or THE STATE IS

"IHE FAITH OF TIE 81 II ~ 10
PLEDGED for the whole capital Stock, and
the property Of all her citizens may herreJae >,
be tdred to make up ITS losses and detalcat,oas.'
message of A. G. McNutt, in January le4O.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

What an impudent and saucy fellow is that
"anti-bond THIEF of the Lexington Union
After giving one sided sketch of the speech
es of the anti-bond candidates to Represent
Holmes county, he speaks of that worthy
and talented gentleman, WALKER Brook, one
In favor of the payment of the bonds, in his
usual dirty. low and dwelling mode of express
sion. He says: "hold your temper B., or we
shall be under the necessity Of handling you
without gloves"
This same SUMMERS of the Lexington I'm
ion,' if we are not entirely mistaken, had his
nose pulled while at Jackson last winter and
was publicly kicked out Of the Capitol We
are informed the gentleman who kicked this
compound of impudence," had both .gloves'
and 'st0gy boots on, and made the imp bounce
rapidly before him. Now draw your 'GLovEsl'
TENNESSEE ELE0rIoN.-By passenger who
arrived in the northern stage on yesterday, we
learn that Jones (whig) was ahead of his OPP
ponent some $500 votes. All the counties in
the State were heard from except six, and it
was supposed Jones would get a majority of
500 in those counties.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
JOHN B. RAY,
is my authorized Agent during my
absence from the State.
May 26, IS4I. Wn. III. RAY.
Watches and Clocks

Watches and Clocks
UPREPAIRED.=0
TTyHE subscriber has settled himself permanently
IL in Middleton, Carroll county, Mississippi, where
he is prepared to execute all work entrusted to his
care, with neatness and despatch.
r. T. JOHNSON.
MIDI eton, April IL, l64l. a IS-t6.
A Gard.
=. S. & =. +. AxREs.
Attorneys at Law--CarroIItoB, Miss.
U Their Office is the same formerly occupi
ed By Marsh f. Ayres
January. l, lS4l 1T
Blank WrIts For sale Here.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
A Gard.

Blaak WrIts Fer sale Here.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

,,.s- -. humorous people. Who contemplated a.
-. ' - -.I;,ior. Silence.
a.. -, ..-,,ra,on va, complete when thar
- - ,b. .r,- Of NJ spectators ire ter
-;.,ls ,Iio,,, .srnen, of the coa>- Of Oriao-o.
ss,5 .ba rc,-is b. tie back OF is hesl II such
- .bsr i, c.nli not wound hirn r1;l he wa
ll'.' '5'A 49,. ..o,l, had recognized il. na
eo1''He "a ma o 80 HI: breast first swallowing
-. 10 Sc. in the portmanteaG; be irriia-
.0'e OF Inc sI ,s5;cb 5eaae furious. and HI, him
~, "a ,,,.o- h. heart
I'ed'-'ey ''s' -, -..o,,ioi .b-ougb II,
= ss''e4 d. '''o'-'
Whole squire 49,, .,-,o-. b,.,,..., H..
-. srd ,-sr.,,.if, ven. - seal himself s2oa a
''1'--' anu 81
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

frs, publication Of the notice of morton TO confirm
the report vas made the act Of 10th April. 1888.
was in force-rhe rule Of confirmation Beng made
on the 9th Of June. 1889. Here also the question
under the l2ta seciios Is ct great importance -
the cost, Of the opening exceed $4,000. Some
questions may arise under this section; but this -
leus, Is clear: No part Of the costs can De leyied
upon the party or nj; property. nor can sale be
made TO pay rhcrn until the taxation has been made
Hos far If this were the only neglect. II would
affect the whole assessment, need not now ell
quire an clear tina, It ju-Jiies an interference
with the pre.eu: sale, which, Is to rai.e the hs.
amount Including the COST. provided ,ti- Court
la. any Jurisdiction At all; point before exam
med
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

BEAUTIFUL. child M lot IS cast;
Hope from nv path hath for ever passed
Nothing .he Futnre can bring 10 ne
I,,h ever been shadowed IA dreams to thee
The usro Is woven. the arrow sped,
Nv brain hath throbb-d, but my heart IS dead
Tell 20 NV tale then, Cor love or gold =
Years have passed By since that tale was told.
God keep thee. child with thine angel brow,
Ever as sinless and bright as now
Fresh as the roses OF earliest spring,
The fair pure buds il is thine 10 bring.
Would that the bloom of the soul could be,
Beautiful spirit caught from thee
Would that thy gift could anew inpart
The roses that bloom for the pure II heart
Beautiful child inayst thog never hear
Tones OF rep-oach in thy .orrOwing ear;
Beautiful child may that clieeg, ne .r GLOW
With warmer tint from the heart below
beautiful child inayst thou never ecar
The clingiuc weight OF a cold dn.pair-
A heart, whose madness each hope hath crossed.
Which hath thrown one die. and the stake hath lost
Beautiful child Why shoulds, tho. stay
There is dagger near thee-away away.
Away =; thy spo;less purity;
Noting can here be type OF thee;
TIE very air, as it fans thy brow,
MAY leave a trace on its stainless SNOW:
Lo spirits OF evil haunt the bowers,
And TIC serpen, gdes from the trembling flowers
Beautiful child alas to see
y fouu, in the desert gusi forth for thee,
Where the queealy lilies should family CLEAN
And thy life flow on as It's silent stream,
Afar from the world OF doubt and sin
This weary world thou must wander in
Such home was once to my visions given.
Ii comes TO my heart as a type Of heaven.
Beautiful child le, the weary in heart
Whisper thee once, ere again we part,
Tell thee tina, want aud tell thee that pain
Never can thrill in the throbbng brain,
Till s,dder story thai brain hath learned,
TIL a fercer fire hath in it burned
tiod keep thee sinless and indebted,
Though poor and wrctched, aud sad, ny child
Beautiful being! away. away
The angels above be thy help and stay,
Save thee from sorrow and save thee from sin,
Guard thee from danger withou, and within.
Pure be thy spirit. and breathe for me
A sigh or a prayer when thy hear, is free;
In the crowded mart by the lone wayside
Beautiful child be thy God thy guide.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

ard modes of proceedings. me 1eVY'
T;rinp.ion. WeadeIl. 500 Every '4'''e
c..dir- :, ,he assertion OF right or P'ose0-'0''
- ~ be governed BY the new Statutes
'>-'. = the advertisement nal been begun
-. he Goth of April. 1883. that would haTe
Soon proceeding already commenced, and would
~, have been affected BY the niath section. But
q. II was proceeding commenced after that date.
il necessarily falls within II.
In Avfaar vs. GauA q Paige, 23 9 the doctrine
was applied TO the case OF an abseat party. ne
reference under the Revised Statutes orde'et.
10 take proof If the claim. although the -uit was
commenced >, fore hey Went into operation
In Lark.n y. Mann q Paige. 20 the rule was
applied 70 the partition suits previously commenced
See also Parsons ". BrorrEe Z Paige. 359)
This being the law, tie il IS clear that the
present m?lainanrs are not bound by the pro
ceedngs al al; that they now At liberty 10
take every objection Of fact Or law which they
could have taken before tie Supreme Court As wei
u. those which hey could not then nave rckea.
speak on the supposition that they did no; &C
,ually attend and contest the confirm 4tion. Ni;h-
Gu, saving whether this would cure the defect or
not il is plain an argument may be raised upon L.
But no principle of our law IS more sacred than
this. that 70 man stall be affected in person or
property withaut the opportunity Of se'ag heard
in the proper tribunal From rccessity, f-rhaP'
personal notice has been dispensed with IN many
casc- these .,rucr proceedings among lie nu'np"r
The party who Is assessed for benefit merely Ono
par, Of his properly beng taken) i never sum
rnoned before the Commissioners. He has no No.
ii c of the proceedings except by that publication
for II days which the old ec; prescribed. OF by me
publication under the new act. His property and
himself are bound upon the assumption mat he
Ina. seen tina, notice. The law therefore must be
observed to a .crsple No i.uIee t,- right to say
tina, from great publicity, o. from the actual taking
Of one paper containing the notice. or from any
thing short Of the absolute fluff! zen, of he re-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

y. stetSs s.Elf4 3. ta''.s. l.aHk..
- EOS - FOR &i.WBURGH, LANDING AZ
s,s-ss--ccs-r---7 'CALuW Ellis, VEST POINTS COLD
S9-' SPRINGS TIE steamboat HlGiiLAN-
DER Captain Rosori War,lrop, will leave the foot Of
Warren street, NexY.rk. every Monday, THURSDAY AMI
Saturday afternoon. at o'clock.
Returning. tbs HIGHLANDER will icsvs Ncwbursh
s,cry Monday morning & o'clock, AID Tuesday art
Friday afternoon nj O'Clock.
For roigh or passage. apply INC Captain or boa:d.
y B-AH baggage eud freight Of eyt-y description ana
bills. o. spec. pu; 81 borTd this boat mus; be the risk
Of tho oTrcr thereof! unless bill Of aug receipt Ii
,Irred Tor the SANE W.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

= TrNE Ess1Z!.S.''I = 1'E'FT AA GEE aLN
i CONPAN o. GO x siOVf--iAi, improved
Soyc demand. ,e ,icaion of hos, tat arc IN want oi
good art Gle II tli IN turing the la, season
ih estice ,urcrs> Siscr heh lime the ubscriber has
made several Improvements.
Tn cncoa.. ls % bus d. sad the entire salts
ftctir ha- .rl guarantee tina; the hiichea
Co9.o.,s Cook staye ia. d clrd preference overall
otrc-s Is util.iy Bud cconomy consists IN us peculiar
coa.t:1cLun TEe Gfs place l. made small and the oven
are= which gi:o, a Gecded eayaa,4se .r all culinary
irpcscs.
n luee,,s-ury 20 a'i 'hc rs,i :, by exaH'
nation rycry one WI. Judge for hi1.cf o
Tsa,e wat 81 stove mYIe 70 call nj No. S-s
Grln4-st opposite E,.rx ".rse una ook At tho 'iocA
hef re- pprrh4.it T.. ook thc -Four Boiler hh aen
Companion all ssii.fy the most sc.upulouo hat TINS
Stove hos equ- IN sar~ call collected a purcaa
SER c-D b. o1icd Yh tctter fixtures now, than
when We are compelled @" hurry 4. N.
TIE sab,cuber "i endeayor to keep supply tbs sea
there siil le dis prominent the case
lat ycar Likewise spcnlid assortment Of Stoves Tor
Eal-, p,rlor-. olice-. &c
UHdrrhrs si.b.1,cd Sumner Owns constantly on
hand. JOSHUA UNDERHiLL.
~ 2meod pa Grsnt-.t opposite Essex Market
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
From ,The Token for lsi2.
L | \ Z 5
So y seeae =. lla.lec H.1nelrey. q
~ TIE LATE LUCY HOOPER

~ TIE LATr Lucy HOOPER.
NELLf bore upon her .rin the li'tla ba,ke' Win her
ho~er', and sometimes stopped with und and moaes;
LOOKS to offer them at gay carrisge There va
but one lady sho seeme4 understand the child md she
Was onc Tho alone handsome csrrsge, while t~o
young ia dasLing co,he. no had lust dismounec
from IL talked and !au.he loudly at hte distance al
pear.g to forget her quite. There we're many ladies az
arJund, hut they turned heir backs, or looked aho
say, o. al the I've youRg men, (not untavoraoly :.
and left her IN herself She motoned away gypsy NO
man. urgent tel her fortune, saying, thai t;d
alresdy. and had been for years, hut caiie ~, no.
towards her, and taking her flowers P1' . a, homs
trembling nsnd and babe her 20 hone, aud keep al nome
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

ID or JAM. : ENPECTORANi let men "a.
ne following letter frocl oGs mo Ms lo
a'' o. ruri. ,DElr ni,, December ls{'.
To ~ JAYSE. Dra- >i--I nc astoeis1ls So
--,-,cuoa, SsntGcia effects your y'intble tAf
g,,T 1a. on u g.bcr, the Rev Hr' hus'ln-' "
- ,lyorabic an lnF-sssloa on my mind' 'na' sI. -
i,,r nh .evtrai irIe . aud learning that you Ne'
Pftil-l Ar PRACTITIONER OF ME- IClNt. eai.ec
- yo, snd purchased hsfs dozen bottles ~nd told YOU
Il lived u tSs ,hsEl You snoad have good report
f-cm me. a.. .,. i D, q, ,,s-e,f,i.
cod srI your EVgeciofait' aye BOW 1ViIo 'o' -''
.lcerfuliy 20 IL fl ui. pto=.isa; s-
-, re Fl -,s OF a hard dr1 ceus.' liH h M "'>'
- If 1-si h.-s TIE LIST ht1 % . aici CAM ah.
fever. every ,P'ss lnl i''i We ~ -, M.
,. -. - lsly 20 - ;1ers sNei~tea Ni-l ~ -...
f.,rl,. could get - ani down >tairs D'l ''P..t.
% - '-I ms .;-.rr N bad SO fs9 fuisd me max ~
t-i. ,,srr le- -gadec ce5d not sas'i'e na"E N1-N
u,,.e.s ehiai4rj -eiei- lndesd III by ID ', = ~
80 49,. =. pot, 49, BILE 20 fHvscif and - l-'-isl ~ '
-. 81. 90, lir- Z, Dir, - clssc9 u Nould ''e--'
- 20 ,,.e Il hor-s hu, heard o. Neu' III '-
80 sat r-sf c.rae Tcs. pro.cd the hi.iH o.
esd 20 ru, poor Il ed boy Before ,''-'
EoT ri + exr.rsuc,d sai.cn Of al ny :! my -
- - ,r, fit ad ~ he coatlucc Ese ~ :; me
-, -c'-r in .ho-r -. II HAS VI iDh YIN
FEir CURE OF NE, 1ni can ;r-y =! h''e IL
70 5s sete- .L--.L ,,,,,
No, ccn.id 1t duty oSc you and tas'u-h YOU you
tire plti'c, - .aISr my - Gown y ''t.- ~,
be- m-lr. o directing huGdrct', who are al'e'e.' - !
is.u u. tho u.c o. a rclrdy "aic' lfdrf re 80.
,,e..rftfnt clnsi !cr 90 have PRESERVED ~ Li'I'
Yol ..e % la.r ~. To- maze s,ee his ,''7' -
elyapt1-. AID 10 tkc NY cas- IL eNi-rsi'es $50
l;-oys lis ver rt-t-r. q there Dos any mo uu-'N
,a. fr nh Of TIE above account, hem 10 ne
.,-l he h1p:,- 20 .cc thrl lrt w.. not orN c"Nu-H
. 9bo.c ,ts.-tc-s, bat 80 give t-in lfici "en
Il wrai &. uGu ar n FURNISH e7 ae puo'o f'''>
w n,ycr.a.,ins .rautude. nm dear 80.
mr. Hf Sc
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
wv THTTD IL

Nc DETERGENT sill prevent th- Consumption, aud
IL the frs-s,,r-. 1ute LISA -ndas ~ Nature =,
every irelicne ouga be. l. give the lung. rest
ccpt re-pifs o. acton, les the hrm9s insensiby
the surfsce, where N.tUr- CessHs teen dininishes
srteris action, AID tho WORK soae coordinate se
doc prom. the proprietor MAKE the above decla
ration, bi; philanthropy, WIKI comp steacy
This article. wilh ;hs Blooiroot Pill aad anti
Dys?eo,c Stomach Bttc-s intended iuxiarIes the
Vegetable Pu!nonic Detergent constantly sale No
$50 Chatham GrltU'ou- .d.ice given Nth the
theory aud sails pamphlet form hy the Pubc-
humble servant OF La GEO. ROGERS N D.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
gsE.asy E4F, rrlECT.

"a
l.yOR the last ,ix years TIE PICTORIAL HONEY @
. LVERWO&T c'- prepared by james D Ho"ilil "a
b,e before tao Pr0iC = remedy !oT Coughs, Colds
As.hina, SaurtHe.5 OF breath aud all affections o IL
Lungs Leading 70 Consumption ihe unprecedented slc7
md caYinae ceeaity hiss obtained, sufficient cv!-
irncc of - Sicacy ht,nfag that tue proprietor
placed the o~ prir: Of two si.ngs per bottle u
hope, would the Pubic against tsc base ant
:rpuducu; efforts # CONTRIBUTORS Even this a all
g A.. dc,crYGrly popular rdciuss have been beoF'
cous-reilci. Let those who wish TO get the Ois
n1 ai- Genuine be ycry particular where they purchase
that ba= The signature Of Jams H..
YoioW il fell The iiay b. obtained at 'icssrs
Olcoi;. N-kissou il Go rs Maiden Lane who Gene
ri AaeRf, for the ;itei St,tcs fhamps7n Il Duryce
BROAD and >tone-et LaWf9nce, K:csc & Co No ~
haideu-lane; Williams Sab" Z Capp y Maiden lane
Real IF Nas-r, Aean!soa s OIiI. Bowery and $50
Broadway W. Nlnor, Broadway, Jimcs Turfsn,, Of
Grcea''ic anl Narea-st; 8 /. Ccdd;ngton. 81 Hue
-, J. "i:- '5 r-sud C. Coug naci 80 Cha;hln
Che" 4 Gilbert. Bosery & Co2yeshall Pearl and
Rose SITS. C. & lT.?. B!ag'oye, Brooklyn; +. Whiting
Wiilnmsbrrgh, L. l.
JAMES D. N0WILL Sole Proprietor,
A. ". Watsou's APothscaries' Hall,
~st II - H.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

TIA. h, 80, .e., -
;lf to ihe t',lhe superior lot 81 ~ SSsSS'
Ia Stoves, comprising CooSiss >-NA
~ Stoves Of all ,i.ss constructed for eos or Reo1
aad rarior Stores, CT various patterns iof bel,
wool ,ni coal In orras oar ssrioa, patterns with To-
,scsat improvements. have the fses' 'Oafdenc,
pleasing III WHO ,a7 favor u 0i,a tssir patronage T.,
Sow, w. sell % ., a-ed yii anthracite coal 're al cca.
.,,,ee with the r-.e-41s 90. winch has besn PROVED
- b.. ~, o,'y correct orc ar n goct bakag Stove. Ts
.p,Ry,fE PNTETT hl, cab isact i'r it-sif rsfs.
.,,.o rsl, ore e .a 'as ei'y. "e yrt eonrrl.
70 b,y, go ex-lu..,c . Of 'his 's'-lbe Sore S;raa-
,..,-. .A. ~, ,o--l 81. Ne. 10 sal, I'd exam 20
ou- stove a-i rr'rs
HoU,E & MeRaHoN. = Voter street
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
EASTERN DIVISION
FRON NELN.YNRK.

zoe Village aad Clestcr
FROM NETWORK.
4 Passenger Trcn erery morning (sXcrrt Sunday
learn. foot Of Albany o'clock. IN the Com9A-
ny, Steamboat UTICA Clp'nin Alexander ~ Schultz.
4 Passenger Tran. rem Vetae'das ana Saturday 81
terSoOu O'Clock, from hs foo: Vi Albany street Ia I'll
st-sInnoa, Utioa.
4 Freirhi Tram erery lHonday. Tpe'dag. TFHT'fag
and Fridry aftsr=ooH, At O'Clock, from tae loot OF
CngU,bcss street by tho stcanr1a, Union.
FROM GOSHEN
4 Passenger Tram eecry mora"g, (evccpt Snn1aY9
n: o'clock arriving NrSlOik by tac steamboat tt-
ca at tn foot cf AlbanY Y
4 PASSENGER Tram occry FeGnssIay and Saturday
afternoon ut o'coek, arriving IN Aew-iork b, the
.le'mhoan Utica.
i Freight Tram erery Monday, Tnesday Thursday
and FRIDAY aftrn0On at o'clock arriving IN N-wforf
by steamboat ioa and Bargcs Il: the foot Of Chambers
street.
For ft-irh, or passage inquire ,h Coupany Trans
po-ui5ou Office oil Liberty and Wrst>re and
the various DePot- on the line OF the .5ad.
FREIGHT Vil be received the t.ut Of Aolny.rree;,
on Wednesday sad Saturday. and Inc foot Of Chem
hsss street, Nontay, rnc.'av, aod Fuay .a.l 3
o'clock Vi. II. {. SEYMOUR Superintendent;
o25 # Of the Essen DIVISION ~ ana K Z
- F.H -tLE-.ioe ia,t ,air, eopperoi saA
4safS copper fastened BARK ELiZ iBETH, 3iU tons
,09d bh- brrtten, ,harp bulk, and well ca!cula
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
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