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The Spirit of the times., 1842-04-09

At a Meeting Of the Pontotoc Dragons held
on Saturday the ID day of April. 1912. Capt.
John III. Miller being called TO the Chair and
George X. Freeman appointed Secretary the
following preamble and resolutions we're unani-
mously adopted.
Ii has pleased Divine Providence TO take from
our ranks Martin M. .ucEwen, and in obedi-
ence TO the dictates Of our feelings we have as
scmbled for the purpose Of paying justly meri-
ted tribute Of respect to his memory. Endowed
by nature with a manly person and firmness Of
purpose, he bid fair to. become most useful
member Of our corps, whist his unaffected mo-
desty and gentlemanly department won the es-
TEEN of all who knew him. lie now is no more:
his living example can no longer be present with
US. but we will ever cherish a lively recollection
OF his worth, and most deeply deplore his un-
timely death.
Resoired.-That in the death OF Martin nj.
Nj Even, our corps has sustained an irreparable
loss and society lost one OF IFS brightest orna :
ments.
ReS0ircd.-That we sincerely sympathize with
the bereayed parents and relations of the deceas-
ed. and beg to offer our heartfelt coincidence.
ReSOired.-Ihat we will wear the usual badge
Of mourning for thirty days.
ReSOired.-That these resolutions be recorded
on the minutes OF the company, and that the Sc
cretary Of this meeting furnish the parents Of thC
deceased with copy thereof.
Res0ired.-That these resolutions be publish.
cd in the Pontotnc Spirit Of the Times.
JOHN III. MILLER. Chairman.
G. X. FREEMAN, Secretary.
The Spirit of the times., 1842-04-09
March 18Th
NOTICE.

gMyIIE undersigned having heen appointed by
E the Probate Court Of Tippah County IN
the State OF Miss.7 Commissioners, upon the pc
tition of Samuel Al'Neal for the partition Of the
following described land lying IN said County
and State-yiz: Section no. "a in Township no.
4. OF Range no. 3 east--Notice IS hereby given,
that we shall attend al the Court House IN the
town of Ripley in said County and State, on
Saturday April 10th 1912, when and where an
allotment by ballot will take placeo the several
narts or shares OF the above described tract Of
land. to the original Joint tenants, their heirs or
assigns, persuant TO the act in such case made
and provided.
Given under our hands this sth day Of March,
A. ID. 1912.
JAMES Il. HARRIS.
GREEN X. HUBBARD2 Commissioners.
WILLIAM MCAlN.
March 10. 46-5t prs. ice "a
The Spirit of the times., 1842-04-09

sEED.-Some kinds of seed yield a much
more valuable crop than others. This may
H seen in different varieties Of potatoes,
'aeat, and grass. II will often pay cost
aal interest % take some pains ia this mat
Is. Old pastures and moving lands are
~ y lose the more valuable grasses, and
,eillre 10 be renewed. Il is said corn
comes early or late, according to the eli
.li'e 70 which it is raised for a number Of
sats and by selection. Plump seed grain
sNes a better start to the plants when
.Olhg' by atioTding more nourishment.-
: I. son o. weeds in a field OF grain, sown
Il .ssulneienily thick, diminishes the weight Of
Sa AZ crop nearly 10 the same amount. One
.o.,ar sol ; worth oflabOr cleaning seed grain
- 49, pulling weeds, would in many cases,
F's'eh1 tbs loss.-iSaturday Courier.
The Spirit of the times., 1842-04-09
]. L. HoTFoRD,
IssAC VANDHoRN.
,ogOrda, March l6, 1912.
1faidgOrdd' no

The company formed in this city
rolf hunt in Texas, took their de-
Y .,e last night upon :he Queen Of the
4 company from Randolph, also
ri ~ down on the same beat. A compa.
- been formed in Holly Springs and
.a,lv expected here. One is also looked
Il from Grenada.
Y rho ,L recent news from Texas has been
.aanded 10 by one simultaneous burst Of
r Thy throughout this and the adioin-
II States. From every quarter we learn
Il Il nos, intense excitement prevails. Burn.
= with a desire TO aid our young sister in
7. anproaching struggle for independence
i avenue the gross and outrageous in
IN. recently offered TO our Government BY
! minions Of despotism, there are ihous-
!. of young and daring spirits in the
e,b that will hasten to enlist under the
- OF struggling Texas. Citizens Of
II Tpiled States:-the many wrongs she
suffered from the black hearted cruelty
! The Mexican blood hounds cry aloud for
n,eance. The silent ashes Of the mur.
- Tanning and Crockei--eloquent, even
/ ,beir sullness-who offered up their lives
: sacrifice upon the altar Of liberty, call
,sor.nrly for vengeance. Texas-suncr.
Il struggling Texas-implores your aid.
IN jnyoses you By all the sacred ties oil
hnjrpd-by every feeling Of sympathy ex.
i ,nr between YOU as co-laborers in tho
go cause OF freedom, to lend a helping
-. And shall she call in yainl vii
~ hermit tie bright Star Of freedom that
limos il the distant horizon to set IN blood
N,ll vou look calmly on, as did the na-
fon, 81 Europe, when unhappy, devoted
Poland was struggling against the invading
sni ruthless arm of Russia, and behold hel
sWaoWel up IN the vortex ol despotism.
ATI YOU stand by, silent, inactive specta.
aors, and behold a repetition Of the inhu
man and indiserminate buteheries Of 1886
Wo are confident YOU will no;-cannot.-
Heaven aud humanity forbid. The same
shianthropic spirit which has pcrvaded thi,
Community, from the oldest down 10 the
yery school boys, will difluse iiselfthrough
of the land that will send an army Of the
chtalnc sons Of the South to the aid o
Texas that will make the walls OF Mexico
,rem5e and the despot quake with tear. :
iaphis appeal Of 1pril 2ad.
The Spirit of the times., 1842-04-09
TRENTEEN. SIZE.

WBY virtue of deed of trust 60 me executed
as trustee by Alexander Hittson on the
first day of Feb. "A. ID. ls42, TO secure the pay
ment Of prOmisOry note, executed by the said
Alex'r Hittson 10 Sarah Dupcy for the sum OF
thirty five hunCred dollars, bearing date on the
95th dav of October 1896, and payable sixty days
after date-which said deed Of trust has been
duly fled for record in the Office Of the clerk OF
the Probate Court Of Itawamba County, IN the
State Of Mississippi, on the lst day OF February
1912, | will proceed TO sell for cash 70 the
highest bidder at public auction at the house Of
the said Alexander HittsOn in said County on
Friday the 30th day Of September next, the fol-
lowing property mentioned IN said deed-t0 wat:
one negro woman named Eda, about hity years
Of age, one negro girl named judy, seventeen
years Of age. one negro boy named Ben, ten
years old; the South West quarter OF Section
twenty three IN Township eleven, Range eight,
East; Fractional South East quarter OF Section
twenty three. IN Township eleven, Range eight,
East; the South East quarter OF Section twenty
two, IN Township eleven. Range eight East; the
West Fractional halfOf Section twenty slX, m
Township eleven, Range eight, East, containing
two hundred and seven acres more or less one
sorrel mare years old, two yoke Of oxen, ~
head Of cattle. 90 head Of hogs, head OF sheep,
200 bushels Of corn, stacks oftodder, one slack
OF oats. tve feather beds and furniture, one OK
cart. 600 pounds cotton, one mans saddle one
clock: all the household and kitchen furniture o
the said Hittson. consisting OF various articles
also spinning whees. one loom, bee hives ane
All plantation tools. Sale TO commence at 10 o.
clock A. M. Such titles viii be made Of sal'
property as are vested in me By virtue Of sai
deed Of trust. March 81, ls42
i JOHN G. RITCHIE,
Trustee.
March 2s, a7-Gm
The Spirit of the times., 1842-04-09

TDY VIRTUE Of a deed Of trust executed by
I'll ID James H. Hall on the 26th day OF Sep;em-
Der 1899 TO the undersigned Trustee, TO secure
the payment OF a certain note therein specified;
due the 25th December Is40. Which deed was
duly recorded on the 81 day of October 1899,
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Probate Court
Pontotoc County mississippi in Book 2, on pa
ges lg3 1914 and 1876. | shall proceed 10 sell 70
the highest bidder at public auction, az the
Court House door in the town Of PontotOc Miss.
on Monday the 18th day OF April next, for cash,
an the right title claim and interest the said
Hall above named. in & 10 the following named
property and land, or 50 much as may be within
nv possession 10 wit:-I0 head cattle I sorrel
mare. 40 head Of stock hogs-Also the said Halls
right 70 the S w. Of Sec. 30, Town 10, Range
4, East Chickasaw Cession according 10 the
Chickasaw survey Pontotoc County yniss, The
undersigned will convey such title only as IS yes
ted in him by said deed
March the 18th 1912.
w. ii. JENNINGS,
Trustee.
March 2G, 47-4t prs fee S. 90
The Spirit of the times., 1842-04-09

If your sister, while tenderly engaged in
a tender conversation with her sweetheart,
requests you to bring glassOf water from
the adjoining room, you can start on the er-
rand, but you need not return. You will
not be missed. Saturday Courier.
The Spirit of the times., 1842-04-09
NOTICE.

FEyIIE Subscriber has a quantity OF fresh
Herds Grass seed for sale at 81 5Oper
bushel. Apply al kidds Grocery, Pontotoc, or
at the subscribers residence. -
s. BIGHAM.
pontotoc. Dec Is 1871. 33-pd
The Spirit of the times., 1842-04-09
DlHLIAS-DAHLIAS!

A Lot of these beautiful flowers, several
n choice varieties. from Princes celebrated
nursery in New York, are expected in few
davs, and will be sold on reasonable terms. En-
quire al the Post Office.
April9, 49-5t prs fee s.
The Spirit of the times., 1842-04-09
LaHYs OF HEississippi for sale.

THyaE Subscriber has on hand several copies
Of the Laws Of Mississippi, which he Will
yire away at 81 so per copy. Come qtaeAe-or
You win come too late
w. w. LELAND.
The Spirit of the times., 1842-04-09
u > 4 > z WN II >

WOULD respectfully announce 10 the citizens
of Pontotoc. and surrounding country that he
has commenced tie above business in tins place.
His shop is on the North East corner Of the
square. next door 90 Richard Bottoms Office,
where lie IS prepared 20 execute all work in his
line, with neatncss and despatch. and equal in
durability. for TWENTY PER CENT CHEAP
Err than has ever before been offered in TINS
market.
From a long experience in his business lie
feels confident in giving entire satisfaction To all
those who may favor him with their custom.
RTN. II. An work from a distance punctually
attended TO, and forwarded according 70 order.
April ,, 1912. 49-tf.
The Spirit of the times., 1842-04-09

AdninislratOrs Notice.

III WILL, as Administrator Of the estate OF
q VIM. B. Walker deceased, present my ac-
counts FOR final settlement and allowance at the
June term Of the ltawamba Probate Court A. ID
1912, when all persons interested are requested
to attend.
DUNCAN CLARK
Adm.
REBECCA WALKER,
Adm'x.
March 26, 1912. AZ
The Spirit of the times., 1842-04-09
USEFUL. INFORMATION.

i. Y Z picked the following clipping, says
erchip: 'S
The Spirit of the times., 1842-04-09
aHO REWARD.

Nd ANYWAY from the subscribers Planta-
i d ton, II miles West of Pontotoc about the
10th Of February last, negro man named Nell
son. Nelson is about q years Of age, of very
dark complexion, Of quite low statue, and very
bow legged. VIII weigh about lao lbs-inclin-
ed 10 stammer a little when first spoken TO; and
has lost a part Of one his fingers as well as
recollect, off the right hand, but not certain.
will pay the following sums for the delivery Of
said negro TO me in PontOtoc. Ii taken in this
county, ten dollars if taken out Of the county
and IN the State twenty dollars-if taken out Of
the State and delivered TO me in Pontotoc, for
~ dollars
J. n. WILLIE.
March 10Th 46-u
The Spirit of the times., 1842-04-09
GROCERIES, IRON, NAILS.
CASTINGS &c,

The subscriber has and keeps constantly on
hand at his Grocery and Produce House, a large
and extensive stock of Groceries, Produce, Iron,
Castings, Nails &c. Which he will sell either
by wholesale or retail very low for cash.
j. N. WILLIE.
April 2, 1912. 4s-tf.
The Spirit of the times., 1842-04-09
poNToToC MoNEY MARKET.

CoRREcTED wEEKL FOR THE SPIRIT Or THE
TINES.
SPECIE s II prem
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A : ISOLATION

OF, FrlncipIe' OF Tue OrsanlI4uoh Of s0oIe'J'
II TIE odsrfiip II tau cssn- - SfHe from tat y
Tlr T~ibgne Afyes, iei!,rs, psnTsid 70 \ BElssASE
R,.id<nct. - Leonrrf. f,-,f,.
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syNYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver

Medal Va, awarded J. Hayden for hs " very suPe.
-,r pen> hy the American Institute al IT, last Fan Inc
Government have given tUm the Preference, and The best
accountant, ard many c ht public Institutions VIII Vs. 10
,fher PEN. They Obtained the highest repuia-
ION ani are uls >Iria,, euIet by any IN The country
m lfade snrpe 1t The Nlnua tuer, rct> oy me
,g.nf. J. \ T. HAYDEN. flait-steeL
So mS9t Il
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UOTSE. PHlLADEL

PHIk.-Tl. now and f.erid listei, situated 'n
Chestnut street, between Third sud- Fourth streets, ar if
c-er Of Franklin Pare 90 the inn, ate vicinity Of NE
st,noat LANDING. Bank, Fychange. Post oGce Thea
,-e & and 10 ~ Eeptfn the American and French .iy
conformity having boil Ordinary aud E'siaLiaN'' W"
BE opened the iNt of June. g.,
rom, will Do rented without h0arI. a. ro- : I'D 10 -
rer week Of y IN lri. al = per Jay. d.
TIE best cooks hsye been engaged Inc "nfN Ni' %
ors 70, the puresi quality. will p" I'D 10 extremely No.
dersie price,, Tie furniture entirety new, sni No ps'
,,,r.d H. r,,k. tbs establishments equal fp any JOB
~, %.' t-.,iid s,,,,. IN SANDER>ON son
~, -, t.i-, ". &C. ;as5 uvgi 1auew
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IXTopTJY ATTENTION.-Persons

w addicted with Hernia or Rlptgis; 90 ~ g..,,-
49,, ~ -t.a.r nav b. ohfa ned from Mr. >ia'" - .,
% ,a rri door above jefferson MARKET " .N ?, a. y.
',+i .Cg and p~riorn.a raa.caicure l1o,e an le'
v M - referred 70 individuals Vie N''e '''9 5. -
..f.. ~
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TIM KNIesERrocxrR, for July 1912. New-York, JohI Al
len, ls9Nasauslreei
This sterling magazine for the current month
presents great variety Of literary matter of unu-
sual interest. In all the elements of popular
pcriodical it is foremost, as it has always BEEN
among its contemporaries. The best paper in the
present number We think il that entitled An
Uplum-Eater in America It's, az we learn, from
the Editors fable, 'ycritablc record being
sketch written by William Blar--thc Oriuni-Ea-
ter whose ruin the result of the tyranny of this
destructive habit il isa personal history Of thrill
iug interest. The Attorney is rapidly approach
ing its crisis. The present chapter is powerfully
written. No one can fail to recognize in the
graphic portrait Of Mr.. Tikc, the most noted and
ugllant officer of the city police, the familiar
ooun,enancc of Old Hays. Here is the sketch:
Iii. visitor was short, squarc-built man,
With dark Jewish features, n bald head, heavy
s,e-brow, aud halfcloscd eyes, which together
with a dropping under-lip wosld have given rather
a.ccpy vacant look to his countcnance, had it
rd been redeemed by two very bright black eyes,
which were slyly pccping from under the corner
dhcir lids, in strong contrast To the heavy Inca
rents of the rest of his face. His frame was
vascular and heavy though lac trod with the
get, s,cathy step 81 n cat.
Edward Afford and his Playfcllow, The
Rrmt Of Cetara, The Battle of Actum, Let
tcs from Rome, &c. are the titles of some Of tie
bs remaining papers. The Editors Table is
bontifully spread as usual.
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from Il to 20 Chambers

Il 80 -Deti.,.ry-w0. Thorn. Dentist 'oicl's l1e
slfe0 - 1i those VINO wear Az 4, az go. ~ -lfr,
- -,r, tIern. o. b method of.upplyre BE- mhAlai1
~. I fis teeth. kGov % Al .nefr = a lsa re-
~ t,~ in the uos,hs % those Who 10 e ~ a..l
~ IN ~. ecsi nn the gold plate n al 70 ~, iiat aIli
,f - Insects teeth lf0m one tp cdmp'i" 49, Ni'-
U, - = y Oh ASiB ERS->T-
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BY Special Appointment
IOSEPU GILLOT'r, Pen Manufacturer

TUNTTTT NTTlIIVI : Ut WI wv '0'
- TO THE QUEEN-ChulioN.-The high charae,
er of these Pens ha, induced the attempt ON The pssvl
several dsrepuiahe maae opuctce aud not'ny tph
Mr. G>tt, but also upon the pubic. An INTERIOR 80 eV
bearing tho miS,pell,d gamr, thus, Tot onltihg we hnl
IS now N the Hisrkst- IL readily ~ detected by ~
unfinished appearance, and the very common style "a VINCE
Il l. putu l.tn,
Observe the genuine Pens are ~ marked IN iun-
joseph 6ilutr, Pasn' ol josc rh '!iftt, wHrDtrdi
,n that sach gro-s hear ic sImle OF ~, ,l;naturr
Tie above say b, had Wholesale, IT HENRY Jtssor
ivii iy II Jnhnstrrei 'ofLff ~ 't''u.
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IAKLEM PLEASURE GARDEN

M. .rlendi Garden, situated tlie banks of the
- py.r ooe of H., most del giiful spOis ~ ~ w.
.,y NJ ~ York abound ng 10 OIL sini' Of -hruhl'ry,
pm, ,nd Flower. Of thr finest and rare.t Snd.i f"WN
, - - gold snd -ser Fsh .-ose spoftyr playful
-. on ~. surface ul- Nater snh, uuch ffest % ,m'
Gene. while Srpenfine Az snaie1 ~ o,h'" WI
., os-r f~r-.f>t bic attractions iCr rural fdinoi"
Al Extensive and elegant Awning a. n'.n ei.c.sn sue
Table Crpgns have been iad out lDr hiiaIy '"hpA-
ni.. practice Target FIRING . o., -
I - Gold and silver F.h snd BpuqHI""i r'os-rs %
IL ~. ii.r.Iau- Hir-rm. MaY. w ~ la
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IATSkIIl. MOUNTAIN UOUS T., a

] the Pinc orchari-l9tl This romantic anil ashona-
he resort will conducted during the present s'as"n uD-
a the direct ON and slpcrutrndsuce ot the subscriber
l1s undergone complete and thorough repnr AMI Is 10"
,ren Tor the reception visitors. NJ efot VIII be spared
10 maintain dc>erytdly high character whchii ~" hers
nore sustained A, heretofore. q, tables III be iurn,a
rh every tcacy thar the Newly rk market can ahord
,re and sniovmept of Id, patron, viii be promptly be-
slowed. TIE road leading Ia Tins e,ab shmem and e'p
csly that part of II the mountain has been rrnd'fta
perfectly smooth AMI SAFE -,
Messrs. \. geach coz. excellent hn' OF .iss's WIZ
-un ~ heretofore regularly between the Lan'g ani VI"
Noun an House, on the arrival oi iie boats -
ism &. L. BEACH, Proprietor.
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ID H. " l. ,-...r.... 81. F,,ray.,,or
- Pr. Fashions. M1s.c-'T The RainloN' ~ = -
Mefn. ~ r..-...- TIE
So. =, tte Rocs hv " ". Story BrJNns Day p" -
.S. N ,rr.sf,. by y 7. wills AFsnia.y, ~ Jais' y.
Ic.-f- lfe~a = Fmhas.siY ~ VIZ 4 jcu~r ia.
- -. f-,,, he fierfuaa Of =. T. Hoffman, Lh@s %
- rv Mar r. Hewitt Sundays n DE { y ald ' ~,
-. b. " D. Claiming Frr Ls'trr by Iorn.hh :"
f,lt nv s. 4 Drvrknck. The Artist Lover VII an e e
gr1voy on ,,.eI Tie Complaint By H. Peterson iNs
IT-ss.zy Nortcss-BoWen's virgil Henry n ~
,r,,nv F-fie-, and Sou. TIE BgrDey faper' Ia'' -
Lew. ami Cara Narrative fsrs ra'llus- i nj, lie
The rr.,snf number commence q ~ vim t..;g.
VI - any. ant oder, tsyorabie 0pfot.oni1 y
flr tls ri. TERMS Qer snnuHi n , .. Ky
bh-ADD' ~ AM n school ~ Bo,iou.
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GOSHEN MILK DEPOT, No. 1913

NJ Rea,e asi ~ Csanbers-strcet, New-iorh.-ibe
frrl@r. having established he above business, beg l"aFr
,.,n, h., In At larpa-t II osork ~ tn iorraon ofn
,s>en by lie New.Yor and Ere Kslru-i .nd ue IT. am,
boat Arrow, Pure ami Wholesome hiLh, "hi'p ~ -
In n h, above Depot at Tie reduced price OF -Four Cen"
pr quart. 49,, cpFA An and
They ~ receive daily ~ The above Place, 'i'r W a'
The only rec0mu eDdSfOn tne sGhsef heis "nrl ~, -
Nil 4, ne article -lf, which tie puD arc i''s ie'p's'
July @A'''''' - ~ 4 SELLECK co.
NB-The above establishment = opsn every gay ITO"
,c'ct-k IN r.,. morn.ng ~ o'clock 10 the evening
Ne- York. Iuus 4. lft2 - ~"
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luTi- AL. lNSIRANCE.-0n nwe-I-

- .~.. Hons. trf Furr crN. p -, rcL i-, %
Ito ,..-f.t The Hon ~tNpLDtk> vi n Al IL
~tRtNtF COMPANY, oricr o. W a. 81, Or =. 74
tt. r.1-src. of Dwelling Houses ana f-.r',lrr l ini
of >fr~,s ami Merchr0 80.
II well hnosn trat almost MI tlr loses incurred n W
Dos. -, nf insurance are RE result rs Or bli 81 7-
t.. store. and costly goods
r. urrel,,srhe ap-u~, Of n>1r'nce 90 ''e non'tlo
sr and may - n'v deprive Liu, u tie very security 'i
" th he pay, DR.. p~er,.'.n ,., .
rb, cash navsi-nfs oi premiums form ini NH''' %
yur ,ynau and .1t,, rnpre>' ME-, "F 80 IT, 'i
,,u>J 20 iac assured n proportion to nv 'l'I"' ''
Insurance. .. - ..- .i...,
m. Company prepared to insure 'eai' '-' OF u'i.
,,.t U,r.al.,,f Furniture ana oil H'usfho.d Property
o-iearlv Kept 100 dwelling horse> livery p. r'N H.'Ht
wih coo. Company euttci to one vote ior enc" l.
d-a.t .0lit., insured.
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THE TRIBU y f.

Tpr DIT. M,c.1iSr TOR LiTfsArrRE. PHILOSOPHY
,No RELIGION, july 1872 Boston, =. P. Peabody y.
York, {. :. Francis
The admirers Of this most ALE magazine and OF
ns Editor, Mr. ENERsox, will be- glad to know
that the soric. of Lectures upon the Time. which
awakened so much interest in this city during the
lat winter ia about to be published il it, pages
The Igly number contains tie hr,t. How much
fault socvcr either in style OF ia sentiment, NAV
be found with them, no one can read them thong t
fully without being strengthened and built up
in all the elements Of moral and INTEL, ctuai char
actor. They are full Of sound instruction and viii
work essential good among the scholars Of the
land. Following this is an excellent article on the
Natural History of Massachusetts,, written in
the spir, Of poetic philosopher. Entcrtau-
ment' Of the Past Winter, i, the title Of thought
iul review of the Lectures, Concerts, Theatrical
performances, &c. which have engaged the attcn-
ton Of the Bosiouians during the last winter. It
is well written and is exceedingly valuable and in
teresting. The criticism Of the musical concerts
j. especially profound and instructive. Fourier
and the Socialist j. the title Of an article partly
editorial and partly contributed by Mr.. B;isbaRe.
IN article from Mr. y. II. Whiting. Of South
Mansfield, is said to embrace the substance Of
some remarks made by him at meeting held du-
ring the pas, y"-r in Boston 10 discuss the Cred
ibity Of the Bible: : IT j. prctaccd by some
marks by the Editor, and historical sketch oil the
different Conventions that have been held in that
city to discuss the same subject. The two Do
Ions and variety Of Poetical articles by Jones
Very aud other writers complete the contents Of
this number Of the Dial
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nUE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

THE WORLD t-CONtNT. go O. anil street i''
t0s on bsn Of the latest spring fashion, an rX.'H'hi -
,,rnrf ., : IA IIa Ar : - : ~ ant Sa reduction OF
so go, on zach hat from former prices A.o superior
,,ti, nj Fr HI, r g. equal % any odd ID %" city or
- - and - TIL, public respectfully nV'f 10 '4~ !
s,o,d ss.ort-rcut of B0v'. HAT, ana Cap. ou haul
7.,t 7--,,dTThl~ CB<ANT. 80 Grint->i.. near NlffA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-06
> -n-COAL. COAl.-Best quail
WARREN. Manufacturer

1I MFS--II. " NNNTIN, NSHUId'1HTO'
Of Miner. Patent Pumps Tor Wells and tisterns
TIE advantages peculiar 10 these Pumps are IhrapneN'
Durability Fa.r oi Operation and security against rtosl
rey are al-o light ard portable and Easily SCI up OF w.
moved. -....-..,
The mmcnss number of them 10 use, aud The universal
Celebrity which they have Ohtaned where uey afsDe"
known. are now decmed sufh' en reference
\. a caution in regard 10 similar kinds OF fnnps I'D
rrrnlli na which my label upon them me pip.
AMI sool,n parts ct which being made Of uhne-u0od anu
conc oil Them ofcucmJerr0od deem proper TO say u't
al hs weoicn pipe % my manufacture = s'l''s'n lly 1,
M of ts ptse kaistvG frse from sap and btng bolr'
ana well saturated 30 resinous composition, Is "AiA"''
D every respect superior afior =. ,.pnpN
NJ, arv ,ysn.. ip New ,rk are Messrs. OsBokN
LITTLE Hardware Dealers. No . fnbn-'fee', opP''r
I-nsd states Iiotsl 9rnery Rolf' "io have eoissnp
on hanl . NH supply J,"Ii-