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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

Vests OF Ssun silh Valentia, Velvet Be-. $40 S
Just received splendid a,ortmentof Spring and Summer
nsd and trimmed, the lowest possible price:
ou.p,re Gov + REM ~ al ~ ,uu ~. w..
u tset rsspssay inform, :. hi: a'rons and tn. fSm
I with Gssy ' %ns s' Cloth 1 and
invited to call and Iage and fashionable assortment
ss s
ers prices enables him make up immense reduction
ing nuuancs Of his long known superior style i anu sls
ganes Of workmanship MaAing and trimming on proportion
ion paid to uniform, Of every description
81 cox lane.
"A BisSs rs
I'd '1s
W L:s m es d:'s as Is:
snS pseR Co any good and prices
goods al :s %ss to e twenty Al
the ready Clothing theI annual fair 70 '
MAKT TINS CASH AILORlN
+ $ L H EMIT.
ls4 Wiliiom Street, Cornsr Of fan Street,
decidedly tn: chespss. in s.e city There always %
.ssa E mad ssss' IL
ss vns pst cent during %
0enen requested to cal and .zarnins Tho,s win.
'''''A A E2sfDqts az HN I've r isfH
.sss. C1sts, ,ssde and trimmed -. st 90 10 So So
srocs Coas dc do '.... 90 to 50
Pants ana VeSu,. .... rs 70 400
Over Costs.- 2 90 TO II &C
wis s1 MICHAEL Z. MARTis
LONDON AND MANCHESTEk INDIA RUB
Der GOODS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. No. . Wall street. tn
W suescnbe has received and often for sale large
Cogu and Capes Lana Cashmcs Lama Persian
Merno and Cotton Of all color and siZea.
Coth-lndia Rubber Water Proof Lama, Lama Fer
SAP and Cotton, prepared Tor taiors.
Ess snSeer Weddings Tor 's1pspssrs eSy,siS "
(ENTLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT OFF WARD.
HOBEGGentl men or families DESTROYS OF conyer,Inr
the highest cash price.
To families and gentlemen quitting the city changing
residences having any superfiuous effects dispose Of will
find much their send for the subscriber,
who will attend them at their residence BY anpoin msn
No. IA Varick street. New York.
line through the Post Oice Otherwise will receive
prompt attention a8 Imsr
STRAW GOODs.-T. BENNETT, Importer and Manu-
~ actuIer respectfully informs his that ne has
fashionable Straw Goods yz-Fancy Sche and Imperial Of
the most superior quality Prince bert ORR. nta and French
Lace hats, Of white Siberian HaIr Whale
be, Amazon, French Dunstable, Italian, Rutland, Tuscan
BoDrets. &c.
He has the pleasure of informing ladies' that he
Of the becoming that has introduced
into this market.
BIhe will be removed from 80 John street. on the
trst OF MAY D. 4, TO "a john street. ala lm'rc
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HAVANA SEGARs
u. for sale the following -
100000 La Norma Seears LIST quality, very superior.
$4,000 Diana do do do
5000 Faverita do do do
go. .SsS Ea sl1. Sa'era' very old. and DO DO
- $1,000 Regslia, Dana, and Conones, do do.
The whole entitled debenurs and in lots to suit pur
ehasers arie imsr
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SINGING

MADAM SUTTON, having arranged etum Italy the
Iva beginning OF August that
time TO finishing cssons the Italian NJ nch and English
style Of Singing Her hod that pursued 10y Bordogn
Vacca the first masters Europe increasing strength and
compass with astonishing rapdity Her VIII have the
advantage OF her singing with them, which be punped
by alone. who have been eminen Ladies de-
Of awaiting themselves of Madam Sutton limited say,
ascertain &c., By application at n Chambers
from O'clock till En2e I'M
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INTERESTING DIALOGUE.
DoN'T FAIL TO READ IT.

The following dialogue is copied from the
Mills Point Herald. 1t is suited to every
meridian. and by the substitution Of Me.
chanic, Merchant, Lawyer, Doctor, &C.,
is adaptedto all the various classes in The
community
Former--Good morning, Mr.. Editor,
wish you'd give me apsper, | wan. to SOC
the news.
Editor.--Wi,h pleasure; here is one
just from the press. What have you 10 that
basket
Farmer.-lhave some fresh butter, eggs,
and about gallon Of rasberries, which
have brought 10 market.
Edisor'--Well, neighbor Snobs, am
glad that am out Of butter, please give me
aPound or s,0o, if you can spare it.
Farmer .--You eau have il all at a bit \
pound.
Ediso'.-very true, bu, gave you a
newspaper at your request; turn about 10
lair play you know now wan, you to eius
me some butter.
Farmer.-But have brough. ,ha, butter
to sell.
Edasr.--We too publish our paper to
eel; by our 'aSers we live, and if you Far
msrs will not supper, US, we canao, bus
your marketing. We cannot afford to rive
pdpers away,
Farmer. But I asked you for only
paper. and that is not much you know; you
will not miss that.
Editor.-I asked you only for pound
or two Of butter, and tia, is no, much, YOU
know.
Fdrmer.--Ye'. that's all very rue but
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o., 20, cables, 100 degrees above boiling
S Ne" you may Dip your hand 10 u WIN
" "'", immunity, soj rhoy arc in the constant
sa1,, e doing so; Tho other y, tbs 'galn '
. .rS coming from 'ss engine, and WORKING Mug
BY standing upo" %" con- con.
S"cl,os BODY, and holding the fingers owe,
the strap. pretty close, you OseO'"o o .'. ',,,
w,b the eIei ric fluid, mud can give Ou'
mark, as from tho eIeclfify'ng machine
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THE NEW YORK
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IS PUBLISHED IN THE CITY OF N YORK.
Saturday Morning,


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re- - - =,
10 SsSs
From the Leices,y (Eogland) Journal.

-~s--~-1t --rs< - - - 80 - Il $50 %
From the Leice'fe, (Eogland) Journal
NATURE.
We seek Cor beauty on The earlb.--
Where shall We find il mott
There's beauty in the darklog cave,
And in the solemn gro,.
There's beauty 10 the aarlii sky,
When winter reigns alone;
For Ills glorious canopy,
With living snpphires s'rown.
There's beauty in the dewy drop,
Tha, rivals benuty's tear;
II hath not beauty's wofuness--
We may no. find i, there.
There's beauty in The rainbow's hues,
or Covenant, the sign;
II sits upon the vapoury cloud,
With radiance divine.
There's beauty in the widest flower,
In every trembling leaf,
In every lonely plant that grows,
On oceans coral reef.
There's beauty in the ripping stream,
And ie the ,nossy dell,
Who're lovers NEE. with Iigh,some hearts,
And breathe a soft "fareweIl."
There's beauty in The infants cheek,
10 Womaa's winning smile,
Tha, fills the heart with ecs,acy,
And can our woes beguile.
There's beauty in tho falling tear,
Ger misery's lonely child;
There's grandeur in the ocean storm,
When nature seemeIh wild.
There's beauty in Tho solemn scene,
When Pilgrims NEE, to pray;
When hearts on wings Of hopefulness,
Soar from this earth away.
There's beauty in the meanest form
That ever kiss'd flower,
That ever sailed upon the breeze,
Or humid ia lady's bower.
There's grandeur in The aspiring hills,
10 air, and earth, and sky,
Worthy The greatness ofa COP,
Or Angels minslrelsy.
Go, child Of Nature, beauty seek,
Fen in the emerald sod,
And, grateful, lot thy wandering heart
Aspire to "Na,ure's God."
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A "HARD" CASE.

A "HARD" CASE.
THERE'S now said to be exhibited in Lon
don, female, native of Holland, whose
body, with the exception Of the face and
bust, is incrusted in hard substance, which
grows upon and completely covers the skin.
This lady is thirty seven years of age, and
is, in all repects, as we'll formed as the resi-
other species. She has, it is alleged, be en-
enveloped in this lhorny excrscence since
her birth. Her feet and hands, particular
~ the former, are as hard Is horn, with
thick masses Of which ihey are, indeed,
entirely covered. Her arms presen,a most
singular appearance, the true skin being
completely hidden from The view by an in>
crustataoa Of an uniform dark brown color,
resembling the outer surface Of bead
purse Courier.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-23
CURIOUS PHILOSOPHICAL
FACTS.

Two curious philosophical facts are eta.
ted on tho authority Of the foreman of the
rope walk 10 the Navy Yard at Charles.
town One is, if you heat tar, such as they
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-23

u ,bould give you my butter every pooy
el,o would want 10 yet II on Tho 'o'po terms
and I eouldp'i sell any more oany persons
Editor. Exactly, Farmer Snob'' no"
have brought you 10 The very pant w''h
you 10 understands II !. true, one bsw'pa
per i' II iriling value, b 4 Ici ~ editor get
IN the habit II giving hl' 2 psf' away f"
Thorn, Dick, aud Harry Whenever called
on, who will be fool enough to pay Tor what
other, &C., erais'--besldcs, II IS morally
wrong TO make paying subscribers pay Tor
the papers ihu. wasted upon persons who
refuse 10 contribute one cent TO 'he su'-
rainmeni Of tho public press We therefore
foel il our duty 10 inform you, ne'ghbor
Snobs. that we do not gipe papcrs away--'l
our paper is not worth LuyiDs IT is noIw rlb
reading
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FUN FOR THE MILLION! !!

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1HE VESPER RUS,
A Quarto Budget Of Literary, Sata'ieal,
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ILLUSTRATED BY
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TRAITS AND VIEWS, ExaUIslpEIy
ENGRAVED ON WOOD BY
BosToN ARTISTS.
The presen, volume will contain nearly
500 SPLENDID ENGRAVINGS,
SOME OF THEM oUARTo SIZE,
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The vesperus contains 8 quarto pages
is printed on the finest paper, and with
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Address
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AMERICAN INDUsrRY.--The Newark
Daily Advertiser saysi i, is stated that two
thirds Of the cotton yarn now spinning IN
Paterson is on contract for the China mar>
ket! Thus it is that American Industry
and enterprise, under the fostering influence
Of the American System. is extending to the
rcmotes, corners Of the globe. As the
American Manchester ,hrives on The profits
Of a trade with China, the nsighboring far,
mer will find ready and extending home
market for his produces - Banner.
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ARRIVAL g. DEPARTURE OF The
MAILS AT RIPLEY, Mi.

TUSCUMBIA MAIL.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Tuesdays, Fridays Tuesdays Thursday VS.
& Sundays at 6pM & Sundays at 5 An.
HOLLY SPRINGS MAI.
Arrives, Departs,
tuesdays Thursd's Tuesdays Fridays g.
q Sundays at4AM Sundays at 7pM
PONTOTOC MAIL.
Arrives, Departs.
wednesday, AFFIRM Thursday a,5AM
{ OXFORD MAIL.
Arrives, Denar,s
Saturday, at 6rn Friday, at car
PURDY MAIL,
Arrives, I Den.r,.
Friday',a l2m Friday, at 2pm.
W. B. KIMBELL, P. M
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Ce

My Exc WHAT A cnAr,-The Portland
Bulletin gives the following account Of a
genius living IN that city:
.IIis name is Daniel Evans He paints
mourning pieces, mikes card racks, ex'
pounds scripture, composes spiritual songs
and temperance ballads, is professor Of
animal magneism, neurology and asrology
Tells fortunes, extracts corns, charms away
hearts, gives receips for The compromising
Of malchIess seni'ive life pills, revivIfying
eIixirs, and poor mans plasters, tnkes por.
traits and MINIATURES, - q roarer on the
fiddle, accordion and jewsharp, extracts
teeth, defes the world as an inventor of
perpetual motion, knows Hoyle by hear,
is caution to MiIlorlsm, and turns twenty
three sommersets Without slopping!'
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"Every thing grea, is no, always good
bu, all good things are great. Demos,hene'
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Domestic Industry The TnrE-There
is scarcely a cotton factory in N. England
hat is not in full operation, and some Of
them, to fulfil orders for export, are running
day and night, with two distinct sets of op,
era,ives.-Rep Ban.
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There is no accounting for tastes, Paric.
1 ularly when men or women are attracted by
personal charms, or love of money. A short
time since a Mr.. Frederick Davenport aged
abou. IS was married to Mrs Amelia
SpraiII, nged about 6O.--I'he bridegroom
is cripple, and has to be carried about like
an infant, and is very poor; the bride is
worth from $30,OOO,'o $4,000. They are
both residents Of Tyrell county, N, C.-N
Wing.
As Alabama is The only State in tde
Union that has no nickname, the Tuscaloosa
Flag proposes lha, Of "Coon Skinner" as
appropriate. We think that Of Bank. Ridden
or White Basis State wouldbe more appro.
pirate. The people feel that tho frat is
true, and the Aboitions,s are about to az
tract public attention TO tho latter. If nei.
Their suits The Flag, we beg TO sugges. The
Demagogue State, as its soil is very prolific
in that pestferous animal.-South. Ado.