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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27
IN THE DlSTRlCT CHANCENY
Joseph Green


W1PON opening the matters Of this
" bill, and it appearing to The satis-
faction Of the Court, that Joseph Green
is non resident OF the state Of Mississippi
it is therefore ordered,by the Court that
publication be made for two months sue
cessively, in the Lexington Union, in tho
town Of Lexington, for the above named
Joseph Green to apPeas, plead, answer
or demur, to tho bill Of complaint, by the
first day Of the next term Of this Court, TO
be holden at the Court Room at Csnoil-
ton, on the third Monday in December,
next, Otherwise the matters in said bill
will be taken pre- coniesso, as to him.
WIN. HEMINGWAY, Ok.
Marsh & Neil, pa.
July2. SO 2m pfdl5.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27
INsOLUV ENCY

ANSOLOV ENCK
TWVElE Undersigned having been APP
n pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court Of Holmes county Mississippi; al
the February term lS49, thereof, Com
missicners TO receive, examine, audit and
allow claims against the estate of John
B. Davis, deceased, will meet at Fultz g.
Brooke office, the fourth Saturday in each
month, ior the next six months.
Fl. FL. FULTZ,
WIN. SWAMI,
A. l.. EDRINGTON.
or The Probate Court Of said county
at the August term 1872, have granted
further extension al one month for the
settlement Of said estate.
Feb. 10. 10 6m,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
HOLMES County.
Probate Court, july Term, 1912.

TTOOute OouTt, jury Term, A01~'
GREEABLY 10 an order Of the
- Hon, Probate Court, Of said coma
ty, made at The July term thereof, 1912;
no,ice is hereby given to oil persons inter.
ested in the lands, tenements, and here.
dtaments Of }. III. Williams late Of said
county deceased, 10 be and personally APP
pear before our said Court Of Probates at
the next September term thereof A. II.
ls42, then and there TO chow cause If any
they have or can, why an order should
not be- made by the Court, for the sale OF
the following lands, belonging TO said de-
cedants estate, to wit The south west
quarter Of section 8, township ID, range 8
east. Except one third thereof, which
has been allotted 10 Ms. Caiharine Grit
fin, widow and rehc, Of Wilton Griffin,
deceased, as and for her dover. II having
been represented to this court, that it will
be 10 the interest Of said deceden;'s estate
I 10 sell the same by BurweIl Parker admr.
/ Of said estate.
WITNESS the Hon'ble John F,
Williams, Judge and seal Of
I H. s. said Court, this list Monday o.
July, A. ID. 1912, Issued Gtt
day OF July, 1912.
}. NJ. H0LLlNGSW ORTIZ.
Clerk.
I'll, n 81
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27

IL Hundred Dollars Rewnrd; Miss
or about tie 4rh Of March, 1871,
Nharr,8sou good times" Also, a
Aasnu,y Of confidence" which was
ICED" about ina, time. Also, any
IND OF umedeemed promises o("goOd
Singh prices" "pIenty of money!"
A general prosperity Of all branches
dustry. Also, an immense quantity
lfFisou melodies, medals and banners,
|Nkunk and other skins, hard cider and
Jog cabins, drawn by horses with
plated harness, Also. a splendid
sgold spoons" formerly said to have
ksed by Mr.. Van Buren,. Also a
Florida bIood-hounds," who were
ID torture few Seminole indians
shndry o,her articles "'too tedious to
IN"
above reward will be paid in
conhience," at our office, for any
NR'lOn which may lead TO the where.
any Of the above mentioned ar
Burlington Sentinel.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27
Dissolution,

VWVHE copar'nership before existing
IL under the firm of S. S. Searight &
Co., is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. 8. s. Searight, is alone authorized
to use the name Of the firm in liquidation.
8. 8. Starlight.
ROB'T. PARK.
3. 8. Searight will continue the former
business.
Tchula, May Ia. 90 3w
JOB PRINTING
Of overy descriptions, neatly and
exVeditiouslv executed here.
-----------------------------
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27
IN THE DISTRICT Oh ANCERE

Court Of the State Of Mississippi:
JUNE TERM, 1912.
Board Of Police, of Holmes county, Miss
DS.
Heirs of VIM. Phillips, it,, ct al.
TPON opening The matters OF this
- bill, and il appearing TO the salts
faction of the court, that Martha Armls'
tead aud - Armstead, her husband,
aud Fl. l.. w, Phillips, are non residents
Of the State Of Mississippi, II Is therefore,
ordered, by the Court that publication be
made for two months successfully in tho
Lexington Union, published 10 Lexington
Miss, for the above mentioned Martha
Armistead, - Armislead, and II l..
w. Phillips, three of the defendants to
appear, plead, answer, or demur, to the
bill of complaint By the first day Of The
next term Of this court, to be holden at the
Court Room at Carrollton on the th I'd
Monday 10 December rext; otherwise
the matters in the said bill, will be taken
pro confesSo as TO them.
WIN. HEMINGWAY, Clerk
FuItz & Brooke,p q,
Jnly2, 30 2U pf SIS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27
IN THE DISTRICT CHANCERY
Court Of Me State Of Mississippi.
JUNE TERM, 1919.
Edward Towns,
US.

"A ndiy1 ct a.
MTPON opening the matters in lhia.
u bill, and il appeariuing to the sat
islaction of The Court, that defendant Wm
Towns is not an inhabi;ant Of the State
of Mississippi, i, is therefore ordered By
the court, tina. publication be made for
Two months successlvely in the Lexington
Union, published 10 Lexington, Miss, for
the above mentioned VIM. Towns to
appear, plead, answer, or demur to the
aforesaid bill Of complaint, by the 6sstday
of the next term Of this court, TO be holden
at the Court Room in CarrolIIon, on the
third Monday in December next: other.
wise the matters 10 the said bill will be
taken pro confesso as to him.
WIN. HEMINGWAY, Clerk.
Ful,z and Brooke, p. q.
.nly2, 80 I'm pr dis.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27

~ BBLS. good Old Rectiied Wins.
~ key for sale low for cash, apply at
bis Office.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27
8 n A TIE WI NJ N n.

To amount allowed E. f,
1otts, for building Court
House and Jail,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27
Ded Ict credits,

To this amount due E. r,
Potts, on 10Th Oct. 1898, "
which sum draws interest, at
the rate Of s per cent. per an
aum, Oct. l2Ih, 1888, int'r'st
on above one day,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27
CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi. Circuit Court
Of Homes county, on the Chancery sideof
said Court.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27

NR bAsKN-ln compliance with the Board Of County PAIGE
This County, below please find condensed odoo
iome county, together with history as the Potts clam @
Public buildings wi--Cout House Jail
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-20
aiua5ic Town Property for
k1irglIl.:. ESOlIsp,

beluoaug In Air VIM BAILEY, and now occupied hy Mr.
keard II. 'Ipl,r. Il seaoee5ed oheone o the hand
anl,st situations IN town. and The Lot Is luseiully im
proved, in addition TO having II AL the necessary
,enturca-# Ice house. an c,ercot We'll Garden &o.
,f.uus "ahIng procure III excellent and agreeable
Town r,,denHe. cauuot s0fl tbemqoyca hetter.
Na. ,Aevaluahlo .IC6E LOT, opposite the pWel
linz iuse, rl.scl aud cultivation, aud having onl
an csc. llpul table
Aud alan. the convenient liOl sc and LOT nd
lalnlog Mr. 'loles residence. NOW occupied by Nit
Si-.lu.
The abose property will be odd either together,
separately. aid oa accommodating ierals. Possession
viii hc gwen nj the cul u the year Mr.. ioier will
how the papHay To any person DESTROYS u sce'ne II,
and al lcles Ia the suba.flbsf Addressed Il Brook Neal
Campbell county. viii he promptly attended 10.
PATRICK II. SCOTT
May ~ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-20

g5 We rrrrai to sly that Senator >'athanl's bea.h
which visbly improved soon ater he lett Washing m.
is again very precaTiols II' is ilfaiEa'7afz, anil
serious app.cacusa.s are entertained liat lie vii al,
recover.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-20

o. The Norfolk Herald announces de suddend5ath.
from apoplcNy. Of Arthur Emmofsen, ESP, d.sfn-
guished czcn Of Portsmouth. in tx c'h year Il bio
age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-20

Uni sacra trn#s'-Nr. Calhoun has lef H'as'.-
ington to visit his Gold mines in GEORGIA, from which
it is said large quantities Of tic precious metals aase
been recently disenboNecd Are W 10 have another
gold fever
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-20
&O7gEg8NAEp AgTEGAGaR0N!
- g ~ p = a. 4.

- Il s. ~ y. - n ~ ~
i = ANlNG Id oot l'e principal part eIout l. d
( q $ 7 . Is at s.efs ct Burton y Rodes. We
se lhe pleasure af lu1na4 enr friends and the public
.eu,mlIv TINT NJ have f#aefa} 20 Ha hahe O I Il
= ~ Y IL T. = Z. OK Of = Il + y H.
y r. u an h"~it i8LH GO0DS, and shall
III rDluIee5.Ii5o. o1r business AZ ru4 otp STAND, un
a,l l,p sIsIs aal p,uu ii ROBES 8 BURTON.
Having lesayeI, JleeIb l5tuuded by a generous
fuluc tt nsHA htc yo4G, uad,r the old and NJ"
#ara4, we lilsteraH Gss. my, that We have united
sl ..lsaa, and lta l,tot s ttel aud the moro d~pa
sd - mytl eloUulaose. ifa "c shall hot fail to ie
.l|.r uut ma#l =sHlrlne expectations.
our s.a#. nj Ias tuu is Wy larec. and 8eampr,cln
i#lt Of tle 6aauE ycig desirable article. 10 which.
with u3h alIHaa 900. cHHa,6llrl, We taneally mYlte
iba attention all who ale IN want Of god Goode, al
fM6aud ls.#a.f sl aud S1ins aorue very AND riea
un0saa1l oN
Block luiaa ejAs, a gfal 1aieiy
Elm. ba'b d., handsome aud cheap
B1,h. bae al7el. aul cdHad tlmNcy'
Muual.Ds il ereal variety al very oh,ap
Bae, aud ealafel Gp De Nap M,ruo, very lino
Bl5rb. blue bIaek. aul colalad Banho2n,s
e3ru Alu#lia5 "A 6ae aud 5adaamo ntliae ior Ladles
r.a.j AVN. and Mura.. rqm Is to 3,
CdI.eos nj 81 worth l.
do a." l. ltd
do rps q" lid" essd
Ptp,.d Gaabrgs. yae 'e. at tod
Ia,ll.u Nasla white AMI Il red new article
tau.,r8 and aasu# Il lsIilld assortment
Bonnet s0ll8 aad Lawns. ~, low
Beuu., lth5#as. lare, aU l.. cheap
Alpaca l.a4ffe Il b.uH5 article lr adss' dresses
C1naueaH1 Naslu EasHas aud Ioscfmgs
'rhgead and 8abbmo l5.a# large supply
SIL Cataaanl Nyosrad Hosiery, splendid assortment
Gloves, eia kinds, pic and descriptions
seus, faaey llauia,leb.ls, Nha"Is and Nan'laa' IA
rieh variety
Cl.ths, Cashmere md Nelinss
Georgia Nluhseas, brown Linens aad pall'og'
II I4t4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-20

Rr. A. w. GILLIAN,
SFTssy RON. Fss,.S'YFSy.

IN AS taken ms office at Mr.. Robert Morrs's Hotel.
n of Main street and lanyard Alley. and he
hopes trom experience OF nine years practice in his
profession, to continue TO meet with liberal share ~
public patronage.
Feb. 10 I'm II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-20
IL TIE INrrED STATES COURT,

N TIE %ITED STATES COURT.
FIR the Eastern District Of Virginia.
Ir,Nr Il 1912
FSAACNADE,ie .ofthcc.uotyo Of Bedford, hayo2f
led petition praying that be may he declared baul.
mpt: rs ordered t.a MI persons canng tohc creditors
Of The SAID Isaac Wade r show 10 tai CONT N fire
2lh day of July next, Why the sand lsaae Wade IT. be
not declared bankrupt, pursuant 10 the act Of Can.
qress in thai bchf and that copy Of this order bo
published IN tue newspapers according 10 the I'D AMI
21li rules of court.
\ Capy-'res,c.
Henry GIBSON. Crk
,Tlna ~ WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-20

has received special protection. Sugar Is NV nrccs
sal Of hi, yet the duty has not been complained o.
MOI has it heen puued out as grievance hy those
who have made al and any discrimination tie mark IN
iheIr attack The duty, which has had the ELECT To- At
Tract capital 10 this cultivation. has not oh the whole.
ascd the eosl ol tho article 10 the consumer lor the IN
cfga7cd quantity thus houe into the general market Of
The world has Ind effect IN keeping down the PRICE
Should the withdrawal OF The protective duly dcstro,
Valuable Town E'rOpcrt. for
sale.
n WE subscriber H authorized by the OWNER to sell,
oo accommodating tefas, the commodous and
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

TRUE WrspoM-A wise general, the eve OF battle,
makes proper disposition OF his forces beforehand and does
wait ill the enemy HAS made attack; and thus, by
forethout and due preparation reasonably expects VIC
tory. Thus, he who has desire 10 attain healthy, and
consequently, happy old age does NOT ndoeniy wait Tor
the attack the enemy which sickness, but is constantly
on his guard against his nsous approaches by paying
proper the OF his health Many would fam
occasionally medicine TO assist Nature III her operations
where to steer they first try this and then that, and meet
with nothing but disappointment To iese how welcome
must be the important tnt ShenanS Medicatrd Lozcn
grs provc, be- all thn is required TO conquer dis
ease and prolong life No medicine excel these popi
lar articles They recommended by all who have
used them sold leg Nasau-s,reet, aud By AGENTS; as
advertisement
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
/. w. WHITE, E,5.
Opinion of Dr.. RpscHESREhcER, Surgeon,
Eniked States N0rH.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Vs. iSll.
by Deur SirI have for long lime been in the habit OF
been ivoraby impressed with the ability and tine Of
the Editor The work indicates great desire to please;
generous spirit and strong American feeling disposition
standard ofexccence in H. al the rsk possibly of loss Of
paronage Tor authors generally irritable race and
not bear 10 be publicly told Of their faults. II should be
What the best literary the United Stairs,
ts But may BE- somewhat influenced in this opinion,
~ ue liberal allotment OF It's pages the interests Of the
Still shcreis fault in the Messenger, which is that
M almost in every number too large amount of mat
uf tor the subscription price, which has tendency 10
cheaPe Literary labor the value Of which j, too generally
" s. w. RUscHENBERGER.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
II. w. WHITE, Esq.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90 1a4L
Ny Dear Sr-I have been subscriber to the Southern
Literary Messenger from It's and shall pro-
badly continue to be until its close. This furnishes
practical pro- my opinion Of the merits of The work H.
however thing further be necessary do not hesitate
to say that taking number with another 1t Is among The
DAVID PAUL BROWN.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

The WEEKLY TRIBUNE, fer the convenience os 'noS'
wishing 10 send the country may pe "o''ie' ~
a, the counter this morning. Price 6! cents
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
THE TRIBUNE.
NEW-YoRK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4.

r From the very extensive circulation Of this pap7 bot
among business and in families il VIII be iound I'm 40
rsntsgeous medium for Landlords advertisements for
Houses and Stores to eA or TO let or Tor persons wishing
rent Houses or TeDeerts as well for general Merchan
die aud Miscellaneous Advertisements Particular attention
paid TO Legal Notices Advertisements may be banded N al
the Office 30 Ann street. any time before 10 o'clock n he
evening. The of advertising in this paper IN view
the extent OF its circulation viii be found extremely now.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

II LOST GoLu PENCIL CASE, with the head or
cap OH 1t regardel by the owner above It's value IN o
lars an cents and the finder by leaving il at the Office o
the Tribune will be literally rewarded The head is a the
Tribune Office. 10 N
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

CosGREss-The following Is from the Washing
ton Correspondence of tho American.
To-day commences the ninth week of the session.
Don say that Congress have done nothing. These
eight weeks have produced and partly developed the
germs OF great measures, mighty movements which
in due time ccnsummated will more affect our na-
ton, moro effect It's restoration to prosperity, and
mark it. history, than the of any Congress
within quarter ofaccnturv. The two great points
on which the parties of the next twenty-five years
ar, to unite or dividc-the protection Of american
Labor, and the National policy on the subject OF
Slavery, have been presented, and in spite OF the
most erocious and rsolu,c opposition to the asla-
ton of either question: have been discussed pom
dercd boldly, and brought before the mind OF the
whole people for their consideration, while ;he Com
mittces of the House and the Senate are elaborat-
ing these and other important matters, and Prepar
ing them for the final decisive action OF Congress.
The Committee on WAYS and Means Is already
nearly 'nluncrc tunctus, having reported all the
great appropriation bills, under the estimates tor The
wear and having discharged all the other duties as
signed them in the Treasury Note bIl and the Loan
Extension Bill the first of which will become a law
tomorrow. Taking into account, moreover, the
dreadful struggle bv which the Bankrupt Law has
been preserved, it will appear that the session. so
far, has no, been idled away. II will compare well
with anv that has prccededlt It
Among other very interesting articles III this
morning. In,eGgencer, you will not fail TO notice
novel and extraordinary phenomenon presented IN
the notice of petition from Virginia for the Abo-
i,ion of Slavery in the District of Columbia II Is
signed BY ninety-threc men in Lewis county, which
is in the Northern part of the interior of the State
"a fre.-aboring grain-grOWing district which has
been much flied up lately with the sturdy Northern
farmers who have been emigra,ing thither from
Pennsylvania a significant po,tent, and notable
sign Of the tine.! R. NJ. T. II.
D7 The amount of State duty paid by the Auc-
tioneers of Boston, for the Six months ending Nov.
3Oth, was seq, ,O25 rs.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

uJ the schooner Pantaoon, from Port au
Prince to Baltimore was wrecked Dec. 10Th. NO
live, LOST
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

20 Capt Nichols, Of schooner, narrowly cs.
capped being drowned by two OF his crew nenrthc
mouth Of the Rappul,annock on the l7th Their
object was 10 rob him. They have been arrested
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

U For Facts in regard TO tie Ta1ih-1annenee, o
the Moon-slaverT-The Popo, &C. &c.' sec 10
Page. x,-...-;o,.
1ate aed Letter from Noah Webster, see Last Page
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENG ER.-The
January number Of this valuable Magazine has iu arrived
in City from Richmond. Its excellence fully aone iot
deay-whch caused understand, by an accident
The passage. We publish the following opinions respect
ing the general character of the work they commend them
selves by the character of the writers general confidence
Opinion Of JUDGE STORY, Chief Justice Of he.
IliIn1 .NLnIos
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
T. w WHITE, Esq.
Opinion CT WAsu1yo1os IRyrsc.

OPINION cf WAsHISdToS IRvING.
SUSSYsIpE COTTAGE, Dec. g. IA.
Dear Sr-1 beg 10 congratulate you upon the wen of
tanned popularity aid the continually increasing rr!L ~
your work which, though Southern in It's title ari s,
cred!tablr 70 Southern literature embraces in II
contributions from all parts of the Union
Very respectfully, your obeden servant az rpvING
WASHINGTON ~
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

Protessor ASrHoy's 0ptn'gn, n.. , ,an
COLUMBIA Coll aGr, Ne''-i nh, !. IN nv
opinion the best monthly perodi in The g county sIs sna
always derive from its pages iaTgr ia ANTHON
gratiEcaon CE11i'1''' a.
T. W. WHITE Esq
NELSON j. WATERBURY II Pine;strses aGGnSs sfa;,Ss
and Solicitor in The Courts Of this State and q e 10
S,ates " Proceedings in BANKRUPTCY WIN oe ay ysi In
with care and dispatch W
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
From the Sin1ay S,1r

1I SEPRISC's RESTORATIVE CoRDiAL.--We call the al
enton OF readers 10 the above Cordial and cheeruly
recommend il TO the public pleasant and ehectua REM
edy for all Nervous Affections Dyspepsia Affections the
LIVER Sc. We know it to be- what recommend it, hav.
! tried oureye and experienced great benefit from
its use Try it. See advertisement f4A
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

DISTRESSING CA>uALTY.-A young lady named
Susannal Mulvcy on the Goth ult., started IN
sleigh, in company with young man, TO visit
some friends near Saco, Ne. They Travelled or
the river which was frozen over; when about four
miles from, the village they drove directly into
hole in the river, which was not frozen over | he
young nau leapcd from the sleigh and was saved.
The sleigh instantly sunk and the young lady went
down She shrickcd as She disappeared beneath
the icc and the fearful dcatll-strugslc must have
ins,antancousv occurred. The horse WAS taken
out but soon died.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

TO the sad disaster on the Western hallT0ad.
CJ We have received communication com
planning, with justice TOO. thar ut the conclusion
of every lecture at Clinton Hall certain persons,
remarkable for nothing bu, their inlpudcnce are
in the habit Of blocking up the passage way
greatly TO the annoyance Of those passing out,
especially the Ladies'
ANIMAL MAGsErlsM.-Dr. Il. H. Collycr is lee
turing upon Animal Magnetism, in New Bedford,
with much success. The following letter from
Charles Dickens, Esq, iii relation to this nlyster-
Gus subject, will he read with interest:
TgEMosT House, Jan. q.
Dear Sir-1fw We can possibly arrange it, | shall
bo much interested in seeing Your cases, when you
come TO Boston, With regard to my opinion on the
subject of Mesrerisn, have no hesitation in say
ing rhat have closely watched Dr. Elliotson eN-
perimcntS from the irst-,hat he is one of my most
intimate and valued friendS-that have the ut
most reliance his honor, character, and ability,
and would trust my life in his hands at any time
and that after wha; have seen with my own eyes,
and observed with my own senses, should be un-
true both TO him and myself, if shrunk for mo-
mont from saying that an believer, and that
become so against all my preconceived opinions ana
impressions. Faithfully yours,
To DR.. CoLLYER ClLaS. DICKENS,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

% The Tribune was the only paper in the city
yesterday morning which had the slightest allusior
to the sad disaster on the Western Railroad
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

IL The publc cautioned against purchasing the Tn.
coplcrous or A!edcSte Compound Tor the Hair. al One
Dollar per Bottle be had 1T Fifty Cents a, &
Brnaiwav, corner OF Lberty.s.. up stars ~
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

Gr FouSD-THE CEsTus OF VESus.-It is ncontr0var
ble that Gourauds Vegetable Rouge identical with that
which the ancient guIavrly denoninate The "Cirde of
Venus" The effect of either being render beauty irre
sstblr, and like effects resulting from like causes it will at
once he this pos,onis fully sustained Fortunate NOR
become supplant Greater than Prnnctheus, on hast
wreed from Olympus The secret OF unadcd loneliness and
COLDER shower Is the meet reward Tor thy enterprise
GouraudS Vegetable Rnguc, 80 per bottle is N be
had his Office SIT Broadway and 81 Walkerstreet door
iro11 Rrnn1 1l,inN
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

Opinion of WILLIAM RI. PnEscoTr, Esq, author
of" The History Of Fcrdinnnd and Isabella"
BosroS, Nov. %, lSil.
Dear Sri am happy to bear my testimony, ,-qun'um
raleatro the cxceence OF your periodical have rtal
more less OF the numbers somewhat cgrsOry indeed M
the last twelve months and have been struck with the rich,
and variety of their contents Instead OF being lIlea
to the Usual light range of magazines, there j. no number
believe which does contain evidence OF laDOrous III
vestisalio in the higher branches speculation and cr'
cisin The department devoted To elegant literature often
show, contributions, both in prose, fiction and poetry, from
pacd and evidently highly accomplished writer's making
valuable addition to stores Of original fancy In the
roun> dissent; but much ocner have had TO
admire the ability with which they have been managed,
u, n1u>r collection of facts llustraon and the very
liberal and patriotic of the sentiments. il much,
nowadays for periodical 10 be conducted IN de-
bauch the tnste morals the reader. Yours may lay
claim am persuaded the highest praise OF advancing
the interests of bO,I
WM H. PRESCOTT.