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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14
MY NATIVE LAND,

Her vine4elad hills and sunny skies
Let fair Italia boast;
Let Albion's mariner with Joy
Gaze on her chalky coast.
Let Galiia's sons with Galiic pride,
OF gueeniy Paris raunt;.
And proud Hispania's naughty batds,
Their boastful legends chaunt.
My theme is still my native land
On her my song shall dwell.
And Di that | In worthy strains,
Her excellence might tell.
What though her rude and rocky sleeps,
Mo ruined castles crown;
What though above her giant-trees
No feudal turrets frowni
Her mansions are the seats Of peacei
Her towers are learning's halls
The temples of the living God
These be her feudal walls.
Let Europe point, with blpod-stainea .hatld
To fields Of streaming gore;
And boast her deadly eombats, waged
On every sea and shore.
The sacred soil Of Bunker Hill,
And Lexington, Is fed,-
Not with the blood ambition spills,
But that for freedom shed. =
In vain the lists Of noble names
Proud warriers,-sare unfuried /;
Or hero far eut-shines them all,
The hero Of The world
While lives the fame Of wAsHtssros,
Her name shall ne'ef be din -
name, that gave him birth,
That owed her birth TO him.
Yes !. wheresoe'ef my feet may roam.
Whatever realms | see,
No land | find like childhood's home
MY native land for me
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

GUrPostDER pIoT-GuY FAwKEs ouTDUsE.
On the same day that there was d murder
in Rochester, ". H., the particulars of which
may be found in Our paper to-day, we learn
that the inhabitants Of Sotnersw6rth Village,
near BY, we're aroused by an explosion which
was supposed by some 10 be an earthquake.
and by ons or two Milleritss 10 " the last
tfuinp for certain" 1--WE use their owl ax-
pressionJ On ssafching for The catss. il,
was found that an attempt that had been
made to blow up the house Of n MI. John b.
Wood, with gunpowder. A keg Of gunpow.
der bad been placed under one wing bf The
building, to which a SLOW match was At
tachsd, and just at that I witching hour whsn
ghosts do walk abroad the family we're fright.
ened almost out Of their wits by au explo-
sion which shook the very foundations Of The
building. broke nearly all the glass and shat
tered the framework and plastering in d
most extraordinary mannsr4-Mf. Wood had
become obnoxious 10 sbthe Of tho people Of
tho village, by means 6f CAUSING prosecutions
for violation of the license i avs, and also on
account of HIS being MI active aid violent
abolitionIst. A great excitement prevails in
So~ruerswortb, on aecotnt Of this atfocious deed.
The selectmen have offered d reward for the
Offenders but as yet they have not been dis
covered. One Of Mr.. Woods children was
injured BY broken glass; but excepting this, the
family escaped almostby miracle. Mr. Wood
and his family have taken lodgings 1T d tavern
in the village, and do not dare to return 10
their house. 10 reside until The excitement
shall have passed away, altogether ii is a
most singular affair, and may well create a
good deal Of feeling III a community hfthsrto
distinguished for its maintenance OF good trder
| and la1,-Pebian.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14
AVIS.

Les Messieurs NOMINEES d la dernisre as
semblee generate, de la susdite Association,
dacomits cxeeu,if, sont respectueusement no.
tifss de s'assembler, sans autre avis, Same
di matin. le Id Oetobre, a III heures du ma
tin, a Ia maison de cour de la vile de Baton
Rouge. pour DIES ~ataires importantes d Ia
dite Association ct pour fare les arrange
mena Escessaisss pour la pfochaine foire.
Les personncs suivautes composent lie dit
conits :
r ID Conrad, David Chambers, James Me-
Gallon. Sosthane hliain, ] N Brown, A L
Plough, Mai. s Roberts. v Leblanc, Dr. G
Williams, JB Kleinpetsr, John Davenport,
James Cooper.
PHILIP HICKEY, Presd't
Amos ADAMS, Secretaire.
sent. so "a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14
DE KIND TO EACH OTHER

Ht CHARLES swAtE.
De kind TO each ethefi
The nights coming on,
When friend and when brother,
Pefchance may be gone
Then midst our detection,
How sweet TO have earned
The best recollection,
OF kindness4@returhed
When day hath departed,
And memory keeps
Her watch, broken hearted,
Where ell she loved sleeps !
Let falsehood assail not,
Nor envy d%isproye-
Let tribes prevail not
Nor change with tesmofsow
Should fortune take wing
But the deeper the sorrow,
The closer still cling.
oh ! be kind to each other,
The nights cunning on
When friend and wheit brother
pefehance tiay be gone
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14
STATE or LOUISIANA,
PROBATE COURT,

Parish OF Eaa Baton Rouge.
Whereas, John Bartel, aen, has applied 10
said court TO be appointed administrator TO the
succession Of Norris Foster, deceased.
Notice IL hereby given to all those inter
eHtea To show cause within ten days Of this
publication why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
gs Signed. CHI TEAsSIER, pJ
A true copy Of the original order on file In
my office. A WINTHROP,
Sept % 80 Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14
GAS AND GAs LAMPS.

Just received a quantity spirit of gas and
also b quantity Of gas lamps which il cheaper
than oil and gives 4 great deal better light,
burns no wick st all and IL cleaner and cheap.
err for the use of tables. &C., than sperm can.
dies. Also q quantity OF fancy Indian moe
casinss GREEN b WHITE,
aug IL sS wv MUssEIMhN, agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14
wooD CHOPPERS AND Al COOPER
mNIA sRt MANTEh

Anambef Of wood choppers are wanted to
cut cord weed In the rear Of the subscribers
plantation on the highlands.
e tszs Also,
A cooper TO make sugar hogsheads and mo.
iasses barrels. Apply TO
Fa STEPHEN HENDERSON,
eat sa . miles below Baton Rouge.
aug rs 30 1t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

The last anniversary ofAmerican indepen.
dencs was celebrated on board Of the A.
merican frigate. Congress, in the harbof
o fTreste, with much spirit. In the eve.
ming a splendid bill was given at which
upwards of five hundred visitors were pres.
ent. The hospitality and poIiteness Of
Capt. Voorhies aud his officers ars spo.
ken Of in very nattering terms by the
Trieste Observer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

Tell. NO rAtsEhooDs-It 10 impossible FIR
A pefsob, who lie in the habit Of Interim Nh.
truths, TO escape detection. Your character
for truth Of fhlseh1oH will be known. Ard
what cab hi fi5fh Githiliating and degrading,
than 10 have the maine of 4 littf n il I'd
considered IN all nations end with Ill prppts.
II is considered btb bf. the most cov arsIy
vices Of which phe Can be guilty. The liar
is always a coward. lie tells lies because
afraid 10 toll the truth.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

Nor sAD-An excellent physician Of our
acquaintance, somewhat eccentric, was called
On a few days ago to visit a. 5oung gentle
man, a tailor, who was seized with the fever.
He prescribed for him and he recovered.
Soon after he was called TO the bedside of i
citizen Of 81. Emanuel street, a son Of Vul-
can. The symptoms being the same, our
medical friend pursued the same treatment az
IN the successful case, but lost the patient.
This puzzled him exceedingly, and when he
reached home he took from his escruioirs a
small memorandum book, and made this Gin.
gular, but iaughable entry:
Treatment thai wiH cure a tailor, uiH kill
| q Observation-Disclosures
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

J%usrioE is a dutya~ Hbtitfbsiiy A virtue
Yet the world ID too apt To regard The first 40
a favor, aud the latisf 40 Il fuliy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

VI The rotntlittee appointed by the wliip
eohventloil 81 aeorgia headed by the lion.
aoin Mcpherson Berien, in their nnhUliiftent
address to The psnple Of that state speak
thus Of the tariff
Now the protection aff,rtlhd to the dorues-
tic manufacturer, is against the yauTer labor
W The OH ftorh But il he is thereby enabled
to furnish us with the articles which we re.
quire at q cheaper rate thar we can obtain
tlieifl irt'tti the foreign manufacturer, are We
not benefited also Compare the ptesent
prices OF various articles Of daily tDtlsump.
ton, with those which they bore In ls41,
remember that The tariff was Their alintisl al
its minimum, and that we are how living un.
der a high tariff Not assuming Tie office of
instructbfs oh this subject, We ask tot1 u in.
1uire for yourselves. Blot but the ti,ailiifac.
turing establishments bf the United States, In
whatever quarter they exist, and what would
be the consequence The fret effect would
be, that the remaining occupation If Dur eiti-
Gems, those Of agriculture and commerce.,
would be rapidly oysrstocked. Would IL be-.
lefit us In Georgia. if the capital and labor
which are now employed in tie production Of
sugar, for example, were diverted ID the cul-
ture Of cotton, still further diminishing its
PfNS % q Pfouuet Which ~ ais
ready ekeessive4 Let otr opponents inquire
from Mr.. Calhoun. And what would ba our
condition in relation to those articles which
are now Manufactured in the United States
and sold to us at a cheaper rate thai we have
aver before obtained themt Would we not
be at the mercy Of the foreign ma ufac,brer.
and subject 10 his exactions But again !:
why should this incidental protection be exa
clusiyely enjoyed by the northern and vest
ern manufacturer! Why should we not III
Georgia share itl The most obvious pti,ei.
pies Of economy invite us to division Of our
productive labor. The pr5duet Of our great
staple Is excessites and otfr lands are impov.
etished. Our climate, the face Of our eoun-
try, our copious and unfailihg water power.
the abundant supply Of raw material, and the
cheap labor which we can command, Invite
De TO apply a portion Of our labor and capital
to manufactures. Does any one doubt that
this will be done ere ing, and that We loo
shall share the benefits Of this incidental pro-
lection I"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14
NOTICE.

The andesigned having been appointed adj
minissfator to the estate Of John Hueston de.
ceased, requests all these having claims a.
gainst said estate TO present them duly authcn-
iicated. and also those indebted to- sand estate,
to make immediate payments.
DANL. d. AVERY,
Sept, Ia, 81 administrator
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

There is no created being free from the
penalty Of death.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERSHIp
The public is informed that the firm here
tofore known under the name of lsidore Lar
guier, in, g. John Capoulad, is dissolved by
mutual consent. MIR. fsidoFe Largaier is the
cole proprietor. and charged with the settle
ment Of all affairs belonging to said iirm in .
mercantile view.
JOHN CAPOULAD,
m 81 ISIDORE LARGUIER, in.
Isidore Lacquer. jr. win always do every
thing in his power to oblige, and give salts
faction 10 his patrons.
sept l6 So
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-07
DI !:

On Monday morning 9Th inst liz The S7h year of her age
Sophia Walden. wife OF JosephP. Coake daughter II
Jacob T. Walden.
The relatives and friends the family are invited 10 the
funeral this day at O'Clock, from No. g St Marks
Place.
Sunday evening, 9Th inst lingering Illness Aan
Maria daughter Of John " Sinoason, aged years and
month";
The relatives and friends Of the ary ara respectfully
Invited attend The funeral Tuesday morning ats O'clock
III Hudson street. corner OF Desbrosses The
uains viii be taken Jamaica, l. l. for iniermen..
On Sunday morning, 5h Alice Lois caughtsr Of the
Mr. Arson S COBB and granddaughter of 5irs. Alice
Graham, aged years aad noaihs-
FEB 5h, Short and painful illness, jas, The close
OF ais 2sth year. Johd c. toard ESQ., OF M Heze-
kiah Goddard, OF New-London, Conn, member OF he
aew-York bar
Feb. 5.h, OF consumption, ciarizsa, wife OF William
Cocn-i
Feb. 5.h, Thomas Gilmore native OF Ireland, aged q
years.
Feb. 5t her lO;h year, Sarah Elizabeth, daughter OF
ganiord aac Naomi c. Smith.
Feb an, afler sho iilaess, Mary, wife Of Charles
Feb lh, James B., s0n Of The !a.e Francis j. Doniacz
aged IS years-
Feo it. Mary Ehz.beth, eldest daughter Of Lewis K
and Eliza A Osborn. In The 9Th year OF her age.
Feb IN Mrs Hannah B4ou widow af Sac,uci Rrou
wer; deceased, III The sa.h year OF her age.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-07
u Prospectus of wilmer & Smiths Eu
ropenn Times and Unilei States, Canada " esl Inda

ropenn Zines and United States, Canada, " est India
ana Siuth American IntelIigencer.
First Number OF WILMER SMITHS EUROPEAN TINES.
The object of this Publication is present striking aud
where interesting the citizens of the United Stacs
ada, the West Indies and South America made up the
heur at which the Steamers and Packets salt
The leading feature of The European Times will be a
carefully dgested attract OF General News, Correct kc
OF the principal British and Continental Markets.
rivals and Sangs and from al the Ports OF the Coun.
resVessels Spoken AT Sea, Wrecks Casa e-in short,
Glance at every circumstance the in which Merchant the
Manutucturer the Trader and the Citizen generally
take an interest
The Value of such Publication be tested by its ac-
curaoy No pains win be spared make it in thu. respect
unexcepuonabe. Edorsot Newspapers and the CONNER
cia Coumunity who obliged the arrival OF a
Packet Ship Steamer 10 wade through files of Newspa-
pers extending, urreQueny, fourteen Sixteen
Days, Tor Information in which they most Interested
hardly fail in his Coup l of News to find their labor
abridged ana their wants amt wishes Immediately graf
fled.
The European Times is no, intended to supersede, so
much 10 accompany the more pondcroes es OF the LoD.
don Daily and other Journals to which will ac, kind
Of pilot baloon the condensation OF every lien
will be arport oaed 10 is relative importance, leaving the
evaihans of the press until time and opportunity enable
their aders meander, without inconvenience through
their ample and yoiuEnous pages
The European Times will be Edited by Gentleman
long connected editorial capacity with the Liverpool!
Press Parties who are desirous oi bringing New nyen-
ons New Books, Works Of Art, subjects of general
teres; under the OF the American pusc may address
m n1s 5 and depssd 1Ron his S b Fonr
All Orders 10 be addressed with rernittaaces
reference for payment 10 Messrs. Wilmer slh, Express
Newspaper Office, Church street, Liverpool.
Subscriptions will be received at all the Offices s Messrs.
Harnden i Co 10 the United States.
for hs Editor may be addressed to Mr.
John Disnan South John street, Liverpool JIG 2awlm
CFreuch l. nnguage--MANEsCA'S ORAL sYS
TEM-Just commenced evening class for Geuticnieu
may be Admitted upon Immediate application Having been
fully Instructed IN his system by the late John MaEesca, the
a @ as 10 's eessne aId the most
4Sis L. MANESCA DURAND, ko. 70 franklin st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-07
ARRINEN.

Ship Alabama Bunker, Is ds I'm Noreass, with cotton
10 y NJ Nelson.
Bark Baringon, Barsow, 20 ds I'm Norieans with ,dze
the Captain.
Swedish brig wols,a, Newbotdi 81 ds rora Stockholm
W Ii iron. 10 Bowman Johnston
Brig Dinen, sursley.s ds I'm Charleston, with cotton,
Dnukan L Dinou
10 BsIen Co.
Sehr Helen Cray, woSs, II days I'm ST Jotts ,PR) with
suSas 10 W Pratt. Left L ship Maroa, Commander
Armstrong for st Thonla briss Aurora Perry for Charles
ton, next day; Gardener Wright, Cuts tor NYork c0h
Jani Hiss Curts disg Sophia, for Nyork Sol January;
schr Mars Hill. Giey, diSg.
Below ship, bark, and 2 brgs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-07
Markets- Crefxily reported .for Tss Tribune.

taHFRca0-CdreTRiy reported J0r ne lTtoune
MONDAY, Feb. T.
ASIIES-TLere have been no transactions to-day in e..
ther description worthy OF report Pots dull ats 25 and
Fears6 So There appears be entire absence Of
ds.s in the mar ket
COTToN.-The sales to-day reach about 1000 bales,
without change rates The market has rather frmer
appearance We quote round fair Upland St 6s square
esa7; Alabama and Orleans7. Fair Upland not being
pfay appoxmates very nearly in price TO Alabama and
Orleans The other qualities retain generally, their
relative proportions Some Orleans passed fair has
sold low Gs Some sppners market bnt not
buying largely At Orleans stock 6i 82 bales; sales
three days loco bales u a5s Al Mobile, 9Th, sales for
the day &c 1900 bales full prices searly all Eng
sh and Frcach account. Market cossd very stiff Sales
18th, $3.50 bales
FLOUR AND MEAL.-There is lille activity in the
market, but Improvement in prices. Genesee quote
I Isl "A so; Michigan Sli az S7i Ohio S7i 50.
1hee S however very little Michigan to be had AT SIT
Troy nnminal4 ST. In Orleans ne hear OF nothing OF
Importance doing. 1t would probably bring l2i On The
ON cit The following lots were exported from Orleans
o' a mar ket per brig William 1850 hbls, trg Thorn 1000
oo brig II Adams 1878 bblS The only transaction 10
southern Flour which has 10 our knowledge is 500
co.'s Howard street 81 We quote before, Richmond
'oeniry, Pennsylvania Baltimore Alexandria, Petersburg,
Se&c,s a icy; Geergeiownf l2i 4 25; Redmond City
%; Brandywinel 6al. We hear Of l,e doing in Rye
Flour and quote l2.. Corn Meal, bbIs, is dull;
jersey Soi Brandywue 62s We notice sales within
lev days OF abou, $50 hhds Brandywine u IS Is 25
Doth time The quotation l. So cash. Nothing doing in
sAct,s and Ship Stats ,omna 10 l4c. At Phiiade
paa Flour was 81 s7i; Rye Flour Is; Peaasylra
a Corn meal 2S; Brandywine in hhds II so each A,
ssimore, Hawarr.s; os S75i from wagons s2:; City
ahs IS; Suquehannah 20; kye Flour s.t. At Alex
ahda, Flour from S5o froai wagons % AT Fred
Snkssarg, Mountain 5 10 5 so LoSiaad 50. AT Rich
aond. small sales The basin at 62s In frG a,
dersand duu; probable stock in frs, bands looeo
sos City Mills nomnay SIS. AT Boston, common brands
eenesee IS al 6s Ohio via Orleans 25; Fredercks.
ssrg 2S, mos, and Philadelphia IS. cash.
ShAiS.-Fhe wheai market continues inactive Corn
sia limited demand ut Soc for dsting, and we notice
e oil cargo 2n bushels Virginia that rate We hear
ao!hag dojn in Narthera jersey The supply is rI
80. No sales Rye Barley; 81 IS for lhe turner ard
" ios the latter The nominal quotations Oats,
s'hera. % aSs jersey p Al Philadelphia Penn
aais and weaern Wi,sai 50 So; Corn 10 I'll. Sal
ofe prime red IS 50. A. Alexandria whas 7ec Corn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-07
.MED SILK, manufactured in ever,

" respect equal superior any the MARKET a,
Ii e-nts per yard by J. r. WARD,
Essex street. Newark ~ j.. Manufacturers Of Patent
Leather, Japp'd Linen, Muslin, Top Hfes &c. Gc
Merchants and Deeers Cautioned against noticing
what has bean said against manufacturers of I abys
article by firm IN its city who Lave had almost the ex.
cusTe 'ee OF eued eis We hold ourselves for
a.! slk not finished eqpa! 10 a.y ii market
Orders receyed for and .amp~s 70 BE seen 9. W.
GoRURS, rs Maiden lane We reler 10 Smith, Wright
/ Co. respecting OUR responsibility. 2i eod2misr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-07
HRINNELL, MINTURN & CO. 7c

klNNELL, MiNTURN IL co. 7S
IA South street, offer for sale
English sheaihing Copper-06 cases from IA to 50 or.
Swedes IroG--69 IONS, " ell assorted.
Tin Pales-20g boxes assorted.
Try Pet.-24 Try Pou; 40, 100 and $50 gallons.
Gallcgo Flour-l2n0 barrels, fresh.
Rio Cofee-2500 bags prime Green.
Havana Sugdr-5e0 boxes brown
Havana So usar-500 boxes White.
Russia Duck-5e0 pisces, q and so ncI.
Russia Rayeas DGck-N0 pieces
Russia Bol! Rope-l50 coils, assorted sizes.
Russia Diapers-tO bales.
Russia Crasi-25 bales
Russia Shsetings-20 ba'es. browR-
Fioretts Psper-lG bales, entitled 70 debelture
Madders-2o casks prime Ombro.
l7ery-50 prime Teeth and 300 Scriyelios
Chincse S0y-5e jars; % cases Cniaese vernllion.
K. ]. Rhubaro-1D cases; 10 cases Lac Dye
Winter Nutria Skins bales prime.
EartaenvSare-2 crates superior Tea Sets
Olive Ol-iO pipes
CaDdieS-2G0 bssxes Sperm, assorted
Wlater Ol-l0C0 gallons unbleached.
Cbak-21O tons 500 Toes s.esn.bca, Csais
Also-An assortment of Chira silks, viz:
White Porgees-20 cases so inch
While Pongse Hdkfs-5 Cases
White figured Pongee Hdkfs-5 cases.
Crimson Figured tongee adkis-5 cases.
Satin DaMasa-i case, assorted coIofs.
Grape 2hawLs-1o cases, embroidered various pattern.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-07
ECONOMY IN DREss-229 Broad

~ way opoosite The Fountsn-I would suggest 10 the
community that furnishing every article Of Clothing
al proporonaby moderate prlces or which Sack Sut
tous have Afforded and would solicit cali from those
capabEe Of approaching good wo. thai sy Lay rdge OF
the Inducements offered 10 those paying ready money.
Strangers II the city requiring viii please learn
our pricea WM. r. JENNINGS,
j3l stf Draper aad Tailor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-07
nj AR RIFD :.

Al Ro,on Mass, THURSDAY, ID instant, by the Rev
Mr.. Adams, Joseph 3. Sheffield OF NswYork, Sarat
Stoddard, adopted daughter OF s. " S. Wider Esq
former place,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-07
piSASTEES

The schr Helen Gray, arrived yesterday morning fell in
with on the 18th ul la 81 So Ion - chr Peniatwock
Captain Darling, from this port bound New. Orleans,
with i've feet water in her hold, and sinking condition.
lock oh the captain asd crew, and stripped her CT sa
asd rigging When they abandoned her she sink ny
fast
The scllr John II Hoagand, Deuuian, arrived Sunday
evening irura York River, reports that Ftdry
Irge schr with bright sireaks ashore Water Quarter
took her TO be OF the Richmond Norfolk packers
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-07
JyIRE, FIREn fIRE!!.-At any sea

JyIRE! FIREu fIRE!! AT any sea-
soa OF the year. and al Ei, more especially, (wbeD
cdens by fire Of frequent oceurreHcs the subscriber
would call the attention Of lie public and parents Pa,fio
long and used With unparalleled
,bir voss ,soe Be Hend sIgo s,aIe tha, IN siosi ali
cases. Immediately applied, will prevent bhstring and
the other unpleasant q1eBceS Which ensue and would
therefore advise every have supply hand
+, is also 0faibe remedy sor chbaips or jrostbies
In order make igdacemen and 30 thai M one need
be trios he has put up pots 2 Is each with
tBi directions iof use. REUBEN z. MOSS
IS In 5G6 aud 500 Gfand.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-07
S00 HAIR MATTRASSEs-stean

naaa boz. aas MA orfs1 sSs
In want Of pnre cursd Hair Mattresses and ether bedding
would do well before purchasing eeThere 70 call
Warehouse and examine steck con6ent that
after experience in the business OF upwards of twenty
TWO yess we fntnish them with bedding Of tne first
quality as low, not lower Than any other house
In ont ei the city. g. r J. GRhTACAP,
Upholstery, 6edsiag and Paper Hanging Warehonse
no ~ Maiden lane, next door 10 cor. OF Nassantf,
N B.-G. F. < J. g. would es!i the attention OF Country
Merchants, ssd Landlords their large asoca OF ssench
and American Paper Hsngings, which they are iens al
prices suit the urneS. IL wv