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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28
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CURE. OF DYSPEPSIA AND DROPSY
Mr. KELLyDear si- have been afflicted Tor OF years
"tn distressing PAIN ii my stomach costlyet-ss M
bo~ei, nv limbs much woliet After eating meals
u ;set distress for ho.t time, and thu. thle~ ul
VIA: had =tten Ia snort, sir hay sca.c.. found rest OF
conItcEt dnriEg that time have ted all kinds oi metcine
hat couJ nInk o 20 ir advantage ead had aos
s'ec mp al Eoges OF r:er getting relief beng now 5s
yrzs u 1-. the advertisement OF your Double tx
t'ac: o. Sarsari.ia CANDY anu hor gh I'd Try no.
1ye taken no" about weeks and |: mas csmpete!y
ulatad M system. any thing that b.
~ Al tTe net 5eea SICK siIlcs commenced taking x.
'inceTs and heartily thank God ard render my good viii
Of giving M sh aad comfort il ny old age You
welcome make any ol this you may think pror-r
JOHN JACKSON, Williamsburg, L. l.
s'ais cf N-a- York, Kings County, ss.
Johh Jackson with hoIn personally acquainted sp
pared before this 5 day May and being m,
dGii says st al ne mas stated above substantially,
and every garcraI. Subscribed and ON
before ne this 5Lh daV OF My, 1913
NATHANIEL PARISH, jcstice OF :he Peace
JoHS j.cEsoS.
sold in packages Is ceas each, or f,e fo: dollar
10 De mad zt J. W. KELLY;S Gotham Confectionery
wholesale and retail 2: GroaGvey;N y. w Badeau 80 Bow
~ aud Z " VorGe;sni;h ISL tr-rnwie!-s,reer Sey.
York: Join Jackson, North -cvads;eet Wiliisrnsbnrh
benjamin Handy, IS HISh-.-r;- Brooklyn; L r. Ca.s..s
LocSPof y. Y, D. Smith, 90 Broad-st.-et, NenasA y j
aal2 ' ~ .
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28
\ ;7R AN'F'S INDIAN PULMONARI

Baisa, excepting the sIpecit rating AID Will snswe. ,a
Gtier exccTti1g for Pulmonary complaints.
IL nearly two Years the proprietor diseori
the Rec IN package of Id paper, Of bushes, naisr
which had passed between BrGn and his Father III Liz ysas
1851 .nL 1897 inclusive. - commenced testing neiie
propoti. the last year, domestic ircy AID IL akaa',
and purifying qualities proved 10 be so cerfdHand d rs
as 10 induce him offer for sale, the afflicted
chronic diseases might despair OF ndrs remedy sz
thor comp dluts. NO medicine that Offered 10 s
Public did much good perfected many e1rfa
various chronic complaints, This III an equal 9seeel
time. 1t has cured Consumption Cor that disease whies
uls phy scias call Consumption btore the cure rai t
trcte has cured OF ScrofutG, or hgt
Eri; has cured Scaf Heed 1t ialdou5tsdr euics
81 Chronic and lni,ammatory rheumatism; aes es
only will ccaialy eradicate this disease, and rs saass T
the SYSTEM II has, aud will cure E,JspeGs. ItGi inl
Er1Dtions of tong standing in le face on ihs boz
Pies Bcits Ulcers old Sores liberated Sore Mouth ID
Throat Pains the Breast aGd Side and many olh ea
plants winch caused by morbid Sscretons, sad fF
~ and unqualified crcul uon OF the Blood. lheiEp
Iroy.! 10 be the most certain aerdttre and pvya Of a
Blood ever known aud perfectly harmless as not !qh
ju'e the constitution or health in any respect
In Pulmonary conp antS orens and removes all oostas
OF the breast aud lungs, promotes eXprcoraion es,
aud paares the cough and strengthens and inyis0fas
deltaled coisuon-lnd these changes II eiiecS hlosp
the medium 81 the cTculaon-neuta the mopa aeu
purifying and healing; thus assisting the vital powers u
turc, 10 overcome the disease.
Persons feeling desire 10 try these medicines or Gio
complaints and requiring p!o OF their curative qulu
such diseases. have conclusive o9 and IeeiehSSs
many OF TIE respectable ieIsCns New. pH
yn; aud many certificates, by calling on either "
agents having II for SALE.
For sale IN New-Ycrk by J. j. Wallace % CannlEssr.
at w L Kirby Drug corner Of Clinton ana " R'Isna @
streets; Theodore ClaEk, 1853 ieaI OF Ghs!nT %
STREET. Also, By the proprietor, NJ T. Wallace hss
street. Brooklvn sAn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

GENUINE TEAS, Wholesale and Retail
" The Canton Tea Company have Just completed very eN-
arrangements for the approaching al Ifede n
these hsy have been elnnentE success al aud their Well.
known judgement and simple have oeen
uiIy Gsy ote the OF -r patrons. Indeed,
their the rights OF their customers TOO geneT
ally known need (te Misrepresentation by inter-
ested AMI unprnCip- persons the contrary notW sani-
ing Their Gre.a and Black Teas winch have hitherto OBJ
taed the greatest notoret w0w b- found 10 surPass any
tina, they haze introduced and ey n far before any that
can be possibly Sll Tor lie puccln the United States Gun
pow des mI-rils Twankays aud Skin iea IN great vare-
ty-lG qualities OF Dlack Teas The unrNalied howGua
NJ yons and Young Hysoas, suitable Tor city retail
in lots o; any quantity. Propooaabe varieties OF otsT
ect be returned If not approved Of Orders promptly exc.
cu-d ali parts OF the country Tsms cash Prlacipa
Store l2 Chatham street fsw of BfdIchs 3S Bleecker
street Ge7I Christopher N.w York, ana !I6 Fulton street.
OBSERVE.--The original, ard cnl: warehouse in tie
United >ia for the sale OF The only tHe and genuine How
qua. Black Teas 81 i'm
CALT RHEUM, SALT KuEUl1 F, Salt klle uln!! !.
SRngwona Te,tsI Barriers !tch Scaded Head and other
diseases OF TIE kin sse Certainly and sEed oasly
cured bv the use OF lnds celebrated remedy Salt Rhe
which now been thorough tested ~ rising file thou
s2nd d wishoni having failed IN where d
'ltented l." Livery person afflicted with rheT OF
the sbur. Giselsss iuyei u lmmed oi this
!uable rsuey and get cured without DELAY. When used
,ccorling 20 the I.ierors w!,h SGndS SGrsapGrc the
disease is en.i ely endica;ed om the s. stem.
Mrs Margaret Clark Grand stret NeY ok has Just been
Gu ed cf a tons. st,nGing Of Salt Rheum
Dr. Ssadstsr noticing the wonder nj cure of Slys Chap
ln.n - Chatham-ssest. New yors ws induce! 70 ru
chase of your remsdy inur lately on applying II
ALMiRA GARDNER, Norwich. CT.
The case OF Eli zbeh ope-f OF Be!ln-hsm lls lady IS
years IS truly an interesting oEv-Le ao oo!tie
@-li
Prepared ,at sold by a. B S D SANDS hoIes7!s Drug
Ciss g tait 273 Bro diva 7nd = East Bf1adw+y
y B. One OF the rra Is Practical physician aud llycs 20
patients is gwen -ratuitouslr. Sl6 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

III FOITR FARMS FOR SAl l--' onialT!1s
o 100 aees-s aboTs Eps axe !ss - Co.
- -,, The Ia nd Is good aud Ia high state 81 cut
HOUSES saf ,b %ad'9ss ,t @ass are 10 an and 5' from
~ NY four tnas week. They viii ht 500
ss5-rets Persons wish iLfo NATION Sa t5n
thc subscriber the NJ chants Hotel, Il Iou' 'iai1
s''-e'' t'sia w Wy NATHANIEL BONNELL.
SiGl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

acr>4s-lss Bower, 55 Broadway, coner si,hl s;s,
al SsS, cor,.r G fguj street BUlke-, corner Cbsss
~ 'oi ana JGss, B:o:way; Conf, co.ncs E Fanki!s =;
huf,t s:.erf, Wm Robertson, &c Baltimore sgest 5a5
-. E..Ihil.h,r Dco3away neaF st-te sts.: Atas.
~ - " E.wcomb X Go 2n5 River strre. TROY 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

,MORNlNtr LINE.-for ALBANl,
r!=z=-sG-ETROY and in;.rnclia'e landings f,o:n 'e
Steamboat f.er OF Barclay st:se;- fs
r.T IoTl-?-ssurs Steamboat ROY. Capt GoI.,aL iea'ss
1ie H. EsiPIRE ieaves T6-NonRow MORNING. att
For P.ssasr apply a; - otHc,, sasalsystss:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

DAEiNti oiDa WAaFzc - STC y E,a:.,, ~,
STREET.pnb!ic Nos.c- herr sye..t ii'. !,
e' b~e; 'e'ced ~ ;ie Bo =: AC- % la.s II
"aH' oa - s"Oih Lie a.. StaySss .at-s..sc. ss.S'
eveaue AID -. slt-t i,,tn
Persons interested IN the proposition aad o ,isg
same Aie equestt 10 resent ttIr cIjeaS 10 .o ft
tAe uat-:ssae his oce Halt o. Rec rds, on OF w..
l5t Octs5. n"rt. JOHN EVE, Sgr+t oIasai''.0";;
StrLet Com ml .!.aeIa O.i:ce. ..l:.la9r. % l9t5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

es-.--.@,. PEOPLES 1.fNE o. STEAM
e::.--.7tIs.sl BOATS EOH Ai.BANy, EAILy Sn,.oa:3
:et, I'll Rt} Oh Dii(Et / at ocloak
F. ~ E1o; S-a;aro-t tie: tet~ee. Couang es III
he le,F .al splendid sleam5o=t KNlCKERBoG GHEi,
capt = ? st. -. will leave Ncnt2;. Wrd6esday az
rrs:... clock. y. u. -
Tits prr an! coE.t.= =sJds ;iealIoaI ItOG H1SI n
r: i;u4hlca, W. iscie IUe5ca:l hgIsday, tli eS;
.ts-:s. ,.t O'Clock, P. u.
~ ) 1'c'7cs-j4qndia@ al i.isfmediaie piGoss,
%,s.1..5..- NORIF 1AlGRIC-... Cap-. ". 4 Iru-stel
~! ACnda". Wednesday and Friday evenings, at
Joa; SOL tt! II !. nc Gapt l. v FEiEar4
:-5s,-rr5 ss:g ;is Line Of Boat; VI II az ZINES orf,r~
-npl- TINE 70 IKE t'e Morning TAN q Cars lG
IA ..7s o: Wei The -bere Boots 2cd .ubsanpa
-s=l .!l!i -ad ele-4nt STATE i2oc1s, -ai !c
,r I'D Ies az r:iITaie'i ~ -utscc,
.:gsa2s a.-i.l sEy 5oa5 20 .5c.ultz I: -7
-. - zn ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

I'WENTY Y-FIRST-STRE EET FLAG0E.pis -, y,
'wvcu The eth and 10Th aYen.es-Pnbhc norge i Il A.
2i'en, THAI pet! has been pIe en,el II TIE NH IL
slst@nt Aldermen TO ii1g space fr Zee; woe nd 3
horlhrfi, sidewalk OF 2lst-.tfs:. .e;"eoa the sd'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

sons rereste IN The proio ition end IL ar
I'd 70 ifsent + thef obie,!%n: IN WIZ
DAY Of October nexf. JOHN EVEN stEcset o-'''
sttert ComMli.,Lo err @ tEee Se2.eaheE .. ls.s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

- 4-27g -.EFENlNG LINE 1T SEVEN
l!.-=-.oslec2s.L CCLCCE TOR iLBAxY AND TROY,
direct without tan ling. The splendid low
prc,s3.e steamboat SWALLOW Call 4 Al'Le.G, VIII
- jh> ;oor Of Court tndt-5trst very Tue hufsaa
SATURDAY. EreGlng> clock 70. =! !naLy direct
- The Swallow = large :.umbsr o! eeg-n, st.ts
rriI7 AMI for 5eed 5coinao-rou not Susp42:eG o.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

most effectual remedy Tor the following com
x - CONS Cuts, Bruises, Barns, Scsid, p.I..
:, Rb'n, h;ce Frosted e,, hbeu msti,m, Soe IT,.
fef sofys, IiP complaint Sc. III 0oss i'cfr oa @
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

GQhPGKAIlON NOTICE Public :, -se.ss ~ s:ss.
~ he:.by given The Oyuegs AceuI-rd iasds
iGis o. all houses arr lots improved or s,r. bsz
Affected thereby, that The following srrsrtEo
c9E!ste by The Assessofs ard are Lodged ~ ' a,ssgs
niisa!oaeFs Office for examinations " sI ls''".'
w ,..;,y to1
FOR FLAGGI>,G .i!sw .lks IN Avenue O. s
On the est side OF Aveus c. between iti aaG =, ts
L noIteriy Id-walk between A7esrs 4 aBo So, ycg
both s!ew alks betw-en 81 aa ain Avenue on aysss
e9iy sidewalk between B!ooningdi!e mad anu Pax
m I'm street noh-Tiy sidewalk setseea On - serats
~! 3ih Av~nue, 18th st.est Go!ttsEiy sies"4.
3tf anl Q Il Avenues iot, "
FOR PAVING WEST STREET, s.nefse,as asss ~ ss,
"ern Biuety Place aad AsEy street r. J" es iast"a
tet Place. "orfr side, hall ay from !. es " - sr %
ltret, Morris sheet from Was, - Warhihs .s,
Il ct0r hall ttwern Nes. ard J" ;,e,, spd
Carlisle street between Wet aud Washington ,.st
lblny half way from We, 70 y Iss ,,.
FOR RFPAVlNG WATER STREEe! o.s.t oss"ssIte Itees,se-4
I'D Beeknan reefs. embracing lots on "s,s Beskasa
tultOn arf Beekrnar and hail way eens.,wes va
street and Pvch Slip Becku,n street laii " N
;er and ieari Steeis the west and ha)i "h} ga;
'ad Font streets the ess,, Fa!ien ss hsf wsy
"'-i W Watrraad P-ari streets on the west e'' A :.
tween Water and Froa, the east .hoys ssgs
All parsons whose affected oy un, eref
,ss-sire7ts, aud who opposed 10 the 10 Wy
hem. are requested present thsif uf
as 10 the Undersigned the Street Gon'h..iGss.
Ice, within thirty day from the date OF ts
and ChsiIInan OF the As,l "a ig
Stree, Commissioner's Once Sept 10, 1873. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

- FOR SALE-At Williamsbursh, l. = t~o
-. , TWO story brick iron, Houses and Lois s'lsa -.
" sas cm GfsId,,treet Ferry Lots p BY !,s
- a., q. s.f E.ct. house contains sly rooms WIN
= - bt,ons ali we'll finished and IN good Order.
bey viii b. solt bltaia and par! e The 'oAs
Sii 'ei' - " l. PETTY, 2Jj CentEe-stfeei ). J..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

OBSERYE.--The ongmal, ard cng warehouse II tie
United >at for the sale OF the on! tue and genuine How
uu4'. Black Teas. <i i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

Bulldog lots in the Boroughot Kone;tae also fr SALE
on v.r,- fayo!eb!e terms. JOHN TORREY.
ioupst!ale September D. 1888. sl6 eudtD Decl'
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- To LET-The four story house corner Gt
1 Faf Row aud Ann street. This hogse IN has t;- e bull
tE9 expressly aud very eiISblE ,Sf cIu' tr
i.s1s 6ayis i'm o. The ark and a o'2 I56Is Se D., q
%aTts Ryel through Ve>sy stfee ntIs - - h so.rT
SI!1ole fss:teie-r IN .!i, ,,i ~ va lw-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

sao wanted IN o!e TWO suns at e, ctn', -! ~,
os nv years ~; i ''sle -. SIG i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

1CEr
upon WooDsrock. After his affairs had been
put into the hands Of Trustees, he I" returned TO
the Wheel" and on the 4th OF February SAID
rom the 18Th OF January the ID Of February inclu
s:ye is exactly fifteen day. during which time with the in.
ieryentou Of some days ideess let Imagination brood
O.. The task li.tle have volume. A volume,
cheapest is worth El O00 THIS Is working the
62lUoo year bu, then we must bake bans faster than
people have appe,i,e hen. They essential
lht market, like potatoes
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-21
RevoIufi0nary MerO-A Fact.

The 9Th OF July, 1885, was celebrated in
the usual manner, with civil and military re-
loieing, in one of the most considerable
towns il. eastern Pennsylvania. In the eve
ming of the day public festival was held
within beautiful grove at the suburbs Of
the town. The committee Of arrangements,
by request of the orator appointed for the
occasion, Mr.. NJ, collected all thereeo-
lutionary veterans they could find within the
compass ofseveral miles, and arranged them
with fine effect on either side Of the chair Of
the President. Every thing went off charm
ingly-the dinner was excellent-the wine
was delicious-the music was soul cheering
and the toasts patriotic. Mr.. B rose
and addressed the meeting in a strain of
eloquence which called forth heartfelt and
rapturous bursts of applause. He dwet pa
thetically on the hardships and priyations of
that little band of heroes who fought by the
side of our beloved Washington through that
memorable struggle which ended in the
glorious achevment Of our liberties. In the
midst of this discourse he turned round 10
the old veterans whose moistened eyes
showed how the chord that awoke in their
lrecoleciions was touched, and suddenly
questioned a silver headed septua genarian
"What battle have you fought in, my old
friend, WON'T you tell us?"
81 crossed the BrandyWine with Washing
ton; fought at Yorktown, and saw the sur
render Of Lord Corvallis"
Sand you?'' continued the orator.
81 was at Saratoga; and tell you il done
our hearts good to see the red coats marcl
by us with furled banners and reversed arms
fine looking fellows they were too"
Sand youf'
81 was with General Green through all hi.
southern campaign; and fought with hin
in every 5attle."
"And you, where were your laurels WON'T
Con the sea,' answered the old weathe
beaten tar. 81 was with Barry when hC
taught the proud Britons that we were as in
vincible on the ocean as on the land"
The orator went on. "And tell US Wher,
your honoTed garlands were won? Speak
old father, upon what field of blood did yo
behold victory perched upon your 1ag?-
:, Under Washington? gallant soldier, unde
! ! Westinghouse
! "Oh, yaw, wash oonder Washington ais
ven We soorendered."
: Surrendered! what do you mean, my oil
! hero? Suuendered?'
! "Vy, yaw, mynheer! to be sure We sool
). rendered to Sheneral Washington; vas con
!. of te Hessans!"
= Imagine, reader, the surprise Of the au
] dence, the momentary suspense, and dea
- ening roar Of laughter, and plaudits that 70
= lowed.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-21

The Nutmeg tree fourishes in Singapore
near the equator. It is raised from the nut,
lin nurseries, where it remains till the fifth
year, when it puts forth its first blossoms and
shows its sex. It's then set out permanent
~. The trees are planted thirty feet apart,
in diamond order; male tree in the centre.
They begin to bear in the eighth year, in
lcreasing for many years. They are cultiya-
ted BY Europeans, and pay large profit
There is no special season, every day Of the
| year shows buds, blossoms and fruit, in every
stage Of growth to maturity. The Nutmeg
lis large and beautiful tree, with thick foli-
age. and Of rich and deep green color. The
lripe fruit is singularly brilliant. The eholI is
GLOSSY black, and the mace it exposes when
IL bursts is a bright scarlet; making ii one Of
the most beautiful products Of the vegetable
Iworld.
The Coffee tree dies cut IN fifteen. vears,
land its height IS only eight feet. Hence II Is
planted in the intermediate spaces between
the ysung Nutmeg trees.
Black Pepper is the fruitof vine thai /
supported 81 stout rails nine feet high. Tho
pepper gardens resemble patches Of hops
except that the foliage is thicker, and OF
dark green.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-21
6 Q Sd 81 81 6
WoRDs.

Words, household words, that linger on,
When household love is past,
And keep our ehildhood's tender tone
About Us to the last:
Like pleasant streams that murmer yeti
OF valleys fair and green,
And make the Pilgrims heart forget
The deserts spread between:
For sin and sorrow have no part
In that bright Ennoe of the heart.
Words, words of hope; oh, long believed
AS oracles Of old
When stars of promise have deceived,
And beacon fires grow cold;
Though still upon Times stormy sleeps
Such sounds are faint and few,
Yet oft from cold and stranger lips
Hath fallen that blessed dew,
That like the rock kept rain remand,
When many fairer fount was drain'd.
Words, words Of love: the ocean pearl
May slumber fair and deep,
Though tempest wake or breezes curl
The wave that hides its sleep;
So deep in Mcmory's hidden cells,
The winds of Life pass DER
Those treasured words whose music swells
Perchance for US no more:
But Memnon-llke, its echoes fill
The early ruined temples still.
Words, mighty words; we see your power
Whene'er the sun looks down
On forest tree or fortress tower,
Of desert bare and brown:
The power that by old Theirs wave,
Could rouse the Roman ire,
And wake to war the Indian brave,
Beside his council fire.
Or call the flower of Gothic shields
To find their lest in Syrian fields.
And yet that power is with US still,
To wake the ways of strife,
Or breathe in tones of love that thrill
The sweetest chords of life;
But.if from mortal lips are poured
Such spells of wondrous might,
What glorious wisdom filed his word
Who spake; AND THERE WAS LIGHT!
Well may that mighty Word restore
The morning of the word once more.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-21
MIS- CELLANEO US.
The Sabbath.
"WelcOne! delightful morn"

UClNOilGs GeltSHtlul ulOFH.'t
Reader, have You ever contemplated the
approach Of Sabbath, with feelings of I'M
fSignod gratitude TO the great AN, who SET
it apart as a day of rest from the tolls and
drudgeries Of life? Have you ever gazed
upon the setting sun on Saturday eve, as
he threw his farewell smile upon the ocean
wave and bathed the mountain tops in floods
of molten gold? Have you ever watched
him sink gradually away with halo Of burn
ing clouds upon his brow, and thought that
on the morrows dawn he would again emerge
/ from the cloudless East, to ok down upon
the serenity of Sabbath? Yes! we hear
the glad response from thousand voices,
AL oxclaiming,-Yes!
We hear the laborer as he quits his toll,
and wends his way TO his humble, though
happy home, cheerfully responding, yes! as
he anticipates the pleasure Of day Of rest,
spent in the house Of prayer, or in the midst
! Of domestic endearmenls. We hear the
merchant as he turns the key of his counting
} room exclaim, yes! as he fondly dreams OIL
; relax from the din of business which sur
! rounded him through the week, and we hsa
the man of pleasure respond with emphasi
as he looks toward with delight to the en-
ioyments of aride in the country, where h,
= can luxuriate in the refreshing breeze, re
Is dolent with the perfume OF. the wild flower
v that strew the plain, and gaze enrapture
= upon the rural scenes which meet the wan
: dering eye at every turn.
h How delightful then is the Sabbath. Ho'
III soothing 10 the mind wrecked BY care an
y trouble! How acceptable to the worshippt
= = Of God All hail it-alI enjoy it-a
r Christians look forward TO it with feelin,
of pleasure, and thoughts purer than tho.
\ wrapped up in the drudgery of things co
~ = nected with the business of the week. III
ch monotonus hum of business preparation
Of suspended for time. Our streets are ev
iP- cuated by the crowds which throng the
= daily, and all is hushed IN the sweet sereni
of Sabbath siIence-save when the soler
a. tones Of the surrounding Church bsls
= upon the ear, to remind us that the Sabba
= 4 a day we owe TO our Maker day
which we should wend our way TO the hou
ofGod, and engage in humble devout pray
nm St. Louis (1E0. Ariel
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-21

To the Planters and Merchants OF
the Cotton grOlOing region on
the Mississippi.
HVHE undersigned has established new
n Cotton Press in this city, in the spa
cious Fire Proof Sheds of James Erwin,
ESQ b, Immediately above the angle build
ings in the Second Municipality, where be
has ample room to store ten thousand bales
of Cotton under cover. He offers TO the
Planters and Merchants to receive theiI
Cotton free Of Storage, hoping 10 remune
rate himself therefor by the superior advan
tape Of his COMPRISING machine; he binds
himself TO perform as well and as cheap a
other presses in the city. He therefore res
pectfullv requests those who wish TO saw
the expense Of storage, to instruct thei
agents to deposit their cotton in bis press.
JOHN BALDWIN.
New Orleans, Feb ?, 1913. $685..
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-21

W1TTg REToRT.-The minister of the
town Of Abby, Massachusetts, BY d strange
concentration Of events, became somewhat
unpopular among his people; and they, to
show their spunk, at a March meeting, elect
ed him hog reeUe. The gentleman elect,
happening 10 be present, rose and addressed
the moderator thus: "Sir, was chosen some
years ago as pastor Of this fock, but as ms
flock have turned to swine, | think this
change Of Office exceedingly appropriate.
win endearor to serve according TO the bss
lof my Abilities
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-21
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