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I'M WIsTAR's CELEBRN TED BALsAM or WILD CHER
- RY fof diseases 81 e Lungs Coughs Colds a.. Ec,Fron
b use1inoss Of tbs Medicine proprietor Especially
recomueni general aud advise every family
keep cOnsaty by hen. b. found much superior
The coroH TrftRrs In common ani much safe for either
chdfen adults Families residing the county would also find
greatly their advantage tokcep hand during and
Wintsf months. 10 oceasons uay require.
CAruosAa atsugtare Constantly made deceive The public
with spurious limitations u almost every medicine
o. public notice 10 deemed ueeeary fequrH pufchasesto
observe NE following mls ~ he genuine laam u put
otet win to words "Wsf1fs utl1n N Wd Cherry rmlidel
phis" blown nus ga- each bottle bearing label
win e pfopretofs frn1ufr counterfeit which vii
BE- prosecuted fofgeTDf sale BY ~ s. FANTOs agent IN
Norfon and GAYNon WOOD A co.
-. A.. IL.
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CAPERTON 4 CRUMP.

CAPERTON Il CRUMP,
HANE IN STORE
n IL u ibid, Brown.
IS hhds Molas-.s
$40 bags Coffee
90 packages Teas, some very superior
Is bt-. Bacon s.drs
zoo bbls No North Carolina Clipped Hsungs
1000 sides Sole Leather. assorted
40 bbls Frsy's superior Family Flour
with other articles suited trade which they offer
" market prices Commission and forwarding business attended
10 ~ TIE usual terms. CAPERTON 4 CRt Mp
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Currie-. Extract of Snrsnpnri
VI q II L v Il ~ COX y,
Receired 22d Norem5sr. Jy
DRINkER A. MORRIS

ficcol'. the prisoner of Fenese- captivity captive by
81 sauiU~. Lives othc Queens Of England Agnes sck
land vol 3D. The Complete Cook SanderSon the Franklin
House Ahadclphis; th- Cheap edition Lionel Lincoln by
topper cheap edition Martin Chuzzewt part 10: lea
ards edition Medical New; part lii or November.
ranger IN English with sketch of the authors LIE Encyclopedia
Geography 10y H. Murray. Praut the and
Diseases and other affections kidney
eston from the I London edition. plates American
Magazine for October Ercic and Museum Noyeubcr
Library inr November Clmnhel Inn -
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BINFORD a. NIMM0,
AVE by arrivals Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
i6rk, received thsr Fan and Winter supply of
Staple ano fnntp DRIP Gooos,

And respectfully solicit examination n them by who
purchase either a Wholesale retail Among and
complete assortment will be found and beau
I striped shaded sik plain striped and hgd JET And blue black
Silks, striped plain and onbe brocade Chr-lns,
and beautiful article fo ladies drese blue biz luire Bsnts,
goods FOR i,s 90 mourning blk and blue bh French and
English Bomaa4ne variety al cord and bk Nousen de-
Isue French work and Duy Collars Cuh- and Cip plain
htmscd Linen Gamble ildAis large d. cord and
white gentlemen 7u5-omc fancy hkf lad e. and
aud Hoe variety. ALSO. American French Tnzth
ty,, Cts,ncrss Ncsug Flaunei- Kentucky
Jeans irish Lugns. Lawns btaeiei and hirngs
sheeung Cotton pknaur' white and gy Psns Glasgow Jeans
Forrest Cloths Plain fin-cys. &c.
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~. a. FAHNEsTOCK's YERMIFUG
'NnE safest and most affective Femedy for
=, worms which has ever been discovered
hs priafaton has nov stood The ~ years
conhiehy recommended flf and efrua medicine 81
Ifng worms from The The snped has
''"d ~ administration IN where the patient
Any aWeied with worms certainly renders worthy attention
o. fyfcnns The proprietor a. nude point ascertain the
iiN o I nee n such within his knowledge
ouecIVaor-anf BE- Invariably found 10 produce he saus
p"H'es-noi unllsn'g amer neady M the ordinary ppam
"ni' recommended Tor had been previously IN with
out any permanent advantage This fact auscd By the csrG
cassanj statements Of hundreds 81 Respectable persons In different
parts Of The courtyard shoh ncc families Away keep
val oi ho preparation IN trr II Nv npsn
TIM and may BIZ administered with Perfect safy 10 the most deli.
infant ALEX'H DffVAI A 90
81 aoc Ays,ts 1, pieh,,.,a
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SECOND SUPPLY or
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Nv have received lay the last packets and
railroad. New York variety Of -ea-onabc goods
ted from al the choice descriptions MARKET At N, lowest
cash prices. Among Item the following be found.
Rich new syIe Cashmere Do Chusln- and Texans
' dsd chameleon Brocadc aud Qua,nlle SiIis
" Mouselin and Cnpe de Lanes
" D"eoupe aud xix Muslin- for party dresses
" embroidered Tifeon Robes. Do
plaid and striped chameleon silks
Black and blue black striped and figured Gins superior
Black erode Rhine, do AITacl- and fancy cord do
Thread e'ni'rc Handkerchief, al qualities
Geniemsns fGe printed DO. new style
NsW slys Stawl-, and variety u fancy IIdkts
A choice assortment .ik wnr-ted Mus
ladies misses and boys nd, sik and
sk and Araca Frnges, Gimp and Girllc,
Rich bonnet. cap and meek Rtaud4
Fancy slk ana ga-- buttons ani Dshlias
\ Inrt.! II v'r, superior Hearth Rugs cheap
W"tstcd Ffnrks Cape- aud Caps. great variety
White and red plain AMI twil'cd f1uueh
Lambs wool Cashmere and wooirn Hosiery
Table hanisk and Diaper Irish Linens and Lawns
\ beautiu assortment of Calicoes gr,grni parcel
i-arision and domestic Cingams Furniture Plaid.
kentucky Jeans Saiinets and Kcfsrys. choap
Az sizes Bel Blankets. Maekiraw aud Duhii du
fine and tsia Cloths and Cassees assorted colours
among The Cloths be found ma for Ia
drs 'paks and boys following b. black olive
invisible green and brown n handsome shades At very low
prices. ~ "
ne above, together with before on hand comprises
me bet assortment we have had the year
County Merchants o. their Early Fan Stock will
Price We invite purchaser. Examine our goods and
Wess win both Of which feel confident they pleased
VALENTINE, BREEDEN 4 90
no " White Buildings " street. shuckoc nv.
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THOMsONIAN BOTANIC PRSCTICE.
.R. T. Ii RnRINSnN ~.

nhoMsoNlAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
~ IL. IL. ROBINSON continues TO offer h,
- Professional services may prefer In. nor ANIr
rkNCTHE DneL r. graduate OF The Medical Colsss =,
, mas o~'oed several yea ihs Study MEDICINE SrK
'i AVID other branches
h'ng No i oour OF Lectures subject. usually uSbt
npae Medical Institutions HIS experience success dur
ING r last sEtN the Of Chrome forms or L.
a. 'o'h as DYSPEPSIA Liver Complaint Dropsy, Rheumatism
',ouia rus spinal Affection, and all Disease
~- who have long been afflicted have desred OF g-inS
to health AMI strength. -4
Persons residing distance oha boa ri with DIR h,,h
wal make greatly VA their favour.
y IN cases OF MiDwIFERN-chaTge only $40
supply Of genuine Botanic Medicine for sale ubaeSas an,
rriHil-also Thomson's New containing sai pare.
JA -N-'m' g. Street &c
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bEFl FMNtNt lNlIs
Y. X. WHITE 4 co.
Home Wade Shoes OF ali Mind.

Y. X. WHITE 4 CO.
Home wade Shoes OF all kinds
IUNIIE subscribers, manufacturers of Ladies' and
- Oenfeusns Roots and socs Servants Shoes have ga
haul 81 their make. and constantly
assortment n The above, u which respectfully invite
attention Of ho'e want n good suicle mir poe either
Tor their OF their wear
We wish n he encouraged our business and
with reference u SraHt Sloss particularly cona
pefssHds purchaser of them % the buying h
anet such Manufacture calculated render
and which We ran % NJ nearly The ps which the Bee
NsyftsrH ssrl - soh
During the past spng and summer have been actively
gaR manufacturing fre quantity n Shoes heavy snd hgt
kns for male md female stock that could
b. procured and have spared pains h rate article,
n which wouh repeatedly can tho Of fafner To-
baeoni and ~ others desiring goo Shoes for hsf Servants n
reasonable prices believing That " they win ony give hetn tral
they VIII Ind IN their purchase supeO
article ~ Tswe BaaEfsdrrs y. r.. WHITE co,
Manufacturers and Dealers, whoesalc aHd retail II
ssi1 Market Bridge, Richmond. Va
LADIES' FRENCH MOROCCO sLIPPETss, very
handsome, at ~. ||.II
WE have Just opened a large assortment OF
w very hsnd-ous sppe 81 ~ 30 p.6shy are
really GOOD snd slssp - - JUDAH NYERn CO.
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ed supply of the above which offer cheap 70 Families
and Country Merchants For sale by BOLTON a HARRISON,
Is Corner Of Main ami Governor SITS below Eags Ruins
MORE NEW MUSlC-Oct. 9th.
IN ". RANDOLPH has received
a. Dressers Beauties FLUTE conssing Of Preudes au
driies Rondos sc.
The Surprise Walk By RuHner
Ia Gmcs DO
Three Airs from Norma " Take ,ben oplore the
oh Norma" and Thy COMPANION"
See oh Norma, with Hunters variations
Two Rondo- by Hunter from operas auf thinner
The Orphan GAloF
Monumental Quick Step
Cumberland Guards Quick stsp
Dnid's March. Norma
Byrons Address 10 his Augusta
III necf forget that sunny glen
When for words We steer
~ os thee Mar
Ny cousin Mary
Thy image haunis Yet
Virginia Ministries. Going olsr q. u.unt,io Bo.toab Dance
and Ole Dan Tucker
We ufci as strangers lady
On the merry days when we were yOlnr
Forget the
is lone on the waters. snng
In the valley by the mill
Oh share my cottage GENT. maid
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WEBB, BACON 81 co.
hFFEH FOR SALE, cash and prOmpt cus-
~ toners:
30 hds. n. Orleans.
20 do Porto Rico
30 do Cuba,
rs do ~ CfoiH sUcARa
do Clarified,
Is boxes and bbis. Loaf
10 bbls. Crushed.
10 hlris Trinidad and Porto Rico Molasaea
SUI bags tagufra,
800 80 Scented Rio,
200 do Porto Rico -
no do Cuba anil H. Jago, f'O'fA
100 do Green Java,
lOJ do Old Govt Java,
500 Kegs Nails and Brais
1900 Sides sole Leather. qualities
1900 Saeks Salt
so Chests anil haf Chest, Teas, various Kinds
500 bags Shot
Gun Powder IN Kegs and canistep
I tn bar Lead
iOS boxes Iulrs patent iBd oilsr talIow candies
DO Sperm Candles
$50 DO Snap n various knds
American Blssred sesl
IS bbls Tanners Oh
Indigo. Nader. Salt Petfe, Pepper. Pinento
Ginger Alum, Rhinestone. Chocolate. Hops
WOODWARD IN nests, Painted Buckets
thoe Thread ani Irvine Window Glass
Bed rods AMI LINES London Porter
Wines u knds,
Tonlseap and Letter Paper, Wrapping 81
Wool Feathers Etonewnfe. Coppefas Sc. s8tl
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WooLENS,, CoTToNS AND

w WHITNEY. w O.NN AND
LIE T. Ms.
"ADswoRTH, TURNER l. 90. having received On. Of
w the largest and most Pan ami WIZ,
tef Dry sOod offered this
OF their staple Goods purchased late Rs they arc
wcuhy the attention of Merchants confederation s Iaitic
N"H iequrs''u
4 NAGPEIs' RUGS Se-we have just received large ana
~ Handsome assortment Brsscl Scotch
aud American ea1eng stair AMI passage do and
Wilton Rugs plain and fgd hoo cloth Baize. for Tables
which We otter good they the city
Is DINFORD A MIMIC
'ENHE subscribers offer for sale, a large and
u well ABSORBED stock OF Drugs Dye,ufs Paints OLE ke IN
satisfaction.
COUNTRY AERCIlASIs requested call before purchase
ing We arc determined 10 offer Inducements.
$" u ALEX. DUvAL A. 60.
PrIntsi PrIntsi PrintsiI!
REAr bargains Just per Express
~ and will be sold at unprecedcni low prices. by
oc 10 LATIROP, CHRISTIAN L go.
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INVITATION.
W. mANpOf.Pts tss received foF sse An inquiry into
80 % ssfhs q Ne rccsed doctrine of nguaon conns
"a wlh ~ can lppisiou n cardinal points n
y btsssn ~ Charch q nas High Church
~ " It 81 fsceuya ~uhf f ha PToterant Eps
FsosFsi rhh ~ tn''esocioa ~ pop nogsss q n Yofk
H.s....
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

MISSES AND CHlLDREN'S SHOES.
CsT 10 hard direct from manufacture in PhiladelDbs
large assortment 81 Mse, Chrrns OF every Va
rey Amongst them FaLey fo both Ms.e, an,
children consisting The bcst have ever had for "a.
low. &C 2. h. WHITE 81 co Market Bridge
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ROUND PLASTER from The Lub.c Mills. Tor sale by ~. on
~ consignment. and warranted Of the quality.
~ DAVENPORT A ALLEN.
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- steady work Low wages.
I'm co having made permanent agreement with Sc
Vsral hrsi rsc workmen them work until Ch.trn 10,
lase ms m'ild 81 Informing their they can INV
AFFORD and viii eel their Ctne great discount having inst
received afEc Ut n supcrlne Cloths Caser. Vesn~ NJ
our hew store neat door 10 william Allen Tailor Main re, Rn
ufoud. or s-1m EFt.N A. -,
NUNS d CLARK PIANOS
Gt<B =. ". TAYLOR has lust received
Hf " further supply Of these very superior
HrBARB-i Ehubart Root received and for sais 1T
o. JoUNsTON'H
NEW EDITION.
HoRNERH ANATOAY and Histology Just pubi.hed ard
= lm salf hy NJ ~ }. W. RANDOLPH
'Ch scAHIs NM CRhvhTs.--NB assorreut the urp,i
- - eegaht patternsypst received md i1r sale "
EXCHANGE CLOTHING ErORE.
Exchange street
AnhN frneh Morocco Busns The ven low price of 81!
W. arc in rsespt u Iot pf very chesp oes
JUDAH MYERS a co.
Cheap Boot ami ~h0e dclefs
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS. &c.
hIH HAYWOOD have Ii. received 1ni opened cloice
s,nsni q Hardware Cuuefy Too't Sc vhich they arc
ung ~ Vef olced Prices respectfully solicited ~ tho
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-. DYES, &c.
"pleo n" qualify Madisf prime
- ,eFfefas Alum.
slae sinns ssHpetr.
l~N"oqdf Redwood
Poland s,,,a.
WINE iead chrome Green.
thfome Ner-u. rt-,g, So.
fm ~ h qlauinss w. fun pufehasefa hy
80 ALEXANDER DUvAL a 90.
Porto RICO 3 ". ORLEANS SUGARS.
= INNS Porto RICO sussrs
- N View orleans d. ror ale
So - FATTEsoN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-06

Another monomaniac has found the way to Buck.
ngham Palace, from distance A woman was
discovered on the 18th, crouched up under tree, in
ina wood at Walton-upon.T Thames, unable to speak
a word OF English Taken before the local mags-
uates, she proved to be native of France She
says that she is the wife of a mechanic and she
gives two reasons tor coming to England-to see
Two brothers, whom she imagnes to hold RESPONSE
bic situations IN Buckingham Palace aud TO claim
the throne OF England, which is hers by right She
also calls herself Queen Isabella the Second of
Spain. GA the evening OF the l4h she was brought
to Buckingham Palace, to see il her story had any
shadow OF foundation, which, of course, it had not.
She will be examined at Bow street
DESTRUCTION OF PRopRRTY BY FIRE IN LIVER.
POOL 1t appears, by return just printed, that the
losses by lire have, in period of seven years and
half, been
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22
tal,
1899 1918
Repeal OF the Union.
By 7, HOOD.

1t was fine, clear, moonlight night g,
and Mike Mahoncy was s,rolling on the
beach Of the Bay of Bealareagh-who
knows why? Perhaps to gather dhooia-
maun, or crab, but thinking intensely
Of nothing at all, because Of the tune he
was whistling-when looking seward
he saw, al about a stones throw from
the shore, dark object which appeared
like a human head. Or was it seal
Or a keg of whiskey! Alas! no such
good luck! The dark object moved
like living thing, and approaching
nearer and nearer into shallow water.
revealed successfully the neck and
shoulders Of man.
Mike wondered extremely. 1t was a
late hcrr for a gentleman TO be bathing,
and there was no boat or vessel within
Laundering distance, from which The I'M
known might have swain. Meanwhile
the stranger approached, and the gil
ding motion Of the figure suddenly
changed into loundering, as Ifhaving
got within his Depth, he was wading
through the deep mud.
Hitherto, the object, amid the broad
path of silver light, had been a dark
one; but diverging q little out of the
glittering water, it now became bright
one, and Mike could make out the feat
ures at least as plain as those in the
moon. At last the creature stopped
few lathoms off, and in a sort of0forrin
voice." such as the Irishman had never
heard before, called 10 Mike Mahoney.
Nike crossed himself, and answered
to his name.
"What do you take me for?n asked
the stranger.
Divil knows thought Mike, taking
terrible scratch at his red head, but he
said nothing.
Look here thin,' said the stranger;
and plunging head downwards, as for
dive, he raised and fourishei in the air
a fsh's tail, like salmon's, but great
deal bigger. After this exhibition had
lasted about M mute, the tail went down
and the head came up again.
'Now you know, Of course, what
am!'
'Why, thin,' said Mike, with broad
grin, taxing your pardon, take it you're
u kind Of IIalf-Sir.'
True for you, said the Merriam, for
such he was, in very melancholy tone,
4 am only half gentleman, and it's
what troubles me, day and night. But
I'll come more convenient 10 you"
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22

W TIC IuH<eUnlesslon OF otc
Tappaz, arrested in Paris for a street
robbery, we find in the items of foreign
news by the Brittanla lie was one of
"a murderous association lately discov-
cred in The French capital:
''ln 838, was enrolled among Il
band Of assassins by man named Poll
devachc. When showed any hesita-
tion to commit violence, my companions
kicked and beat me, togive me courage
as they said. One evening that was
watching near the canal Of St. Martin,
in company with two others, man of
about 3Oyears of age passed by. One
Of the band, HampiIeaux, having judg-
ed by his dress that he had money, seiz-
cd him by the throat and threw him 10
the ground. Poldevache then ran for
ward and seized the leg Of the victim,
whilst |, by order Of the others, search
cd his pockets. As the victim was ma
king great cXertions to escape, Rampail-
leauX drew his knife saying, wait and |
will give you the police SEAL and he
stabbed him several times. He then
took the dead body on his. shoulders,
whilst Bernard held it by the legs. and
they then threw it into the canal. The
murder having been committed, we went
to sup, when Rampilleaux used his
bloody knife TO cut his bread, which
made me sick and | was unable to cat"
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22

OF In the present turn of the wheel
Of time, the valuable among maxlms are
disrega,ded, and the most familiar for
gotten; we have ceased to think how we
should act and taken to counting how
we will, in losing shame we see nothing
to repent of, and in repudating we give
honor itself the slip The whole land
groans with moral ieprosy.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22

~ Our supply Of exchanges has
somewhat fallen short this week, and
we have consequently but scanty sup
ply Of election returns. Enough is
known however TO render it certain
that the State has gone TO the devil, lock
stock and barrel--alI but the wing flint
and that is somewhat broken II will
<s.- :: naiu,''
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22

CLAY CLUB.-if there Is any ground
Oh which to nope that reform will be &C
complshed, and the flood of demorali-
za;ion which is rolling over thus land
be checked, il is in the support Of the
reform system proposed by Henry
Clay. Can we not organize a Clay
Club in Ponola, and do something to
make the principles ofthat system blaze
and throw light around and among US.
~ Thomas w. Dorr, the leader oil
the Rhode Island Insurgents has been
arrested in the city ofProvidence.
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Foreign Items.

Letters from Tinis of the ] llh Sep
TENDER contain rumors Of the capture
and surprise by the Circassians, of a
Russian fortress in the Black Sea.
The Cologne Gazette announces that
Prince Mctternich has given a splendid
evening entertainment to the Emperor
of Austria and the princes and princes
ses Of The imperial family.
Queen Victoria's example is setting
crowned heads in motion. Their ma
jesties Of Portugal, accompanied by the
yorthfUI princes, are about TO make a
royal progress through the entire pro-
vince of Alemtejo.
1t is stated in the Mining Journal,
that 400 lives were annually sacrifi-
ced by what are termed ''mine acct
dents"
The Duke Of Lucca has gone to Vi
emma TO support his sons claim TO be hus-
band Of Queen Isabella of Spain.
A Stockholm letter stales that the
town of Egefsund Norway was en-
tirely destroyed by fire on the 18th ult
A proposal has been made TO erect q
monument 10 DR.. Southey in Redcliffe
Church, Bli'ton, his.native city.
Next TO affairs in Ireland, public at
ten'ion is fixed upon the city ofLondon
election, the polling for which is fixed
for Saturday next. The candidates are
Mr.. Thomas Barring, who is related to
Lord Ashburton, and Mr.. Pattison. The
former is a monopolist, the latter free
trader. The Anti Corn Law League
have thrown themselves heart and soul
into this contest, and they are sanguine
of carrying their man. The result of
this election ill have an important in
fluence on the future commercial policy
Of the ministry.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22

az From such Of our subscribers as
will pay their subscriptions during the
present month we will receive So each,
as if in advance. All others will be
charged 81.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22

american Observation-Disclosures va
luable periodical comes weekly TO our
table crowded with Information which
no good farmer can be without. As an
agricultural journal it has no superior
in the country.
Graham'S Maga@ine.-We think ev-
cry number which comes to hand SUI
peror to the last The engravings are
at least one ahead of all other publica
tons both in design and elegance of ex-
ecution.
Godey'S Lady's Book-Is rich with
talent, and hardly second in any respect
to any other literary periodical in the
world. The engravings are beautiful.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22

1t is now thought that the world will
outlive Miller for some years. The
comet, the serpent and "the man in the
moonn have all disappeared.